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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-03-14, Page 7'twat, DEAritEtP1.4HAy FIr'.;I! a Sd(W IqM1c TRX*TULNT. Gagster* are not generally aware that. slaws &, e8 are contagious, or that they sire'du11 tR the Z:resmleo of living parasites the lining lmenabrane of the nose and SUItttehien tubes, ilileroseopio research, however,, bus Proved 'this to be a fact, and iter .result of this discovery is that a -` apie remedy has been formulated where- optarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay re94 are permanently cured in from one dikes ltinmple applications made at home the patient ones in two weeks. 1.143'-..T, h�e treatment is not a, snuff or Oi ntraent; both have been discarded by reputableplaly8ioians as injurious. A 11.r1ph?let explaining this new treatment Sent on receipt of ten cents by A. H. 4-1,20$ " & Sox, 808 West King Street, u pronto, Canada.—Toronto Globe. nfferers from Catarrhal troubes should atatuhj: res, tae. aecva REEr+.OUR NEW ti ga Solid Gold Watch RR worth1001d 1'rid watch in the world. Pe act timekeeper- War:meted heavy, so0040 hunting ,Asst. Bothth iadie,'and mem elect, with work, and oases or e nal 0.100. Oex 1003001 le oath locality eau 0eoure ono free, letoHueer with our large and wsllea. le a eotlioes, as w ll ample.- These 010310,, e, well ! M Lha Wats are Arse. All th0 work you 1•' id4o.b to show what we send you to tho,o who ran–your Mows and hoighb remand thole about you–telt always roach, hi'lIU bletr.da fora, which holds 1bry01r, Whoa once started, WW4 thw WI arerepaid. Wa Pay 011 express, height, etc. After .fdLikgow ,I;. f you would Iftco to go express, row us. u coo fad! . ,U, 1tt Oto 800 per weak and upward,. Addrew, SIt icon & Oo., Bos. tl 1 2, Purtttnd, Miaaltte- POR AVOID ALL fl.11TA- TIONS. THEY MAY 8E DANGEROUS. Sore Eyes catarrh Lameness Female . r:Complaints Sunburn creness a �+ FACSIMILE OF pprams WRAPPER.BOTTLE tTHpUFF {,hafin USE 't Y`:�iruises Scalds POND'S ��iles Burns, Bunds EXTRACT Ir:sect (Bites 1;; Stings l','Sore Feet 'INFLAMMATIONS =.IiEMORRHAGES LL THIS IS THE ONLY r`7' V TAKE ANY OTHER. KIND. DONOT DEMAND POND'S EX- TRACT. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE FOR IT i'HE BEST 'AKIKG POWDER -o-ls-0- 91clAREN'S GENI)INE Cook's MORI GARTH & CG,. FACTORY SUPPLIES Valves, Iron & Lead Pipe Loose Pulley Olive, Steam let Pumps, Farm Pumps, Wind Mills, No Alum. Cream Separators, Dairy Nothing Injurious. and Laundry Utensils. `RAILER EVERYWRERE, 536 CRAIG ST. MONTRr,3 L AAA U jE CASRIAGE,VARNISyH��,�t f ' KIDDER MEEDALSAWAA�I,L; CHADWiCK'S SPOOL COTTON' lF'or Hand and Machine Use. 4iAS !NO SUPERIOR. ASK FOR IT. LEATIERE STEEL -LINED TRUNKS In Sample, Ladies' and all other kinds. Lightest and Strongest TRUNKS In the World. J. EVELBIGH & CO MONTREAL, Sola Mfrs. for the Dolnin'n $IJTELBILMORAL MONTREAL. aletl'eDame St., one of the moot 'contrail sand elegantly furnlehed Flr.tela 171 tato Cit; Accommodation for400guests, $R to$8 per day. S. V -t II FF, Manager PEARS' Sole Ag'ts for Canada, I.PALMER &SON Wholesale Imp'tre of RUGGISTS' SUNDRIES 1743 NOTEE DAN IT., MONTREAL. J SOAP. DOMINION LEATHER BOARD COMPANY. Manufacturer, of ASBESTOS MILLBOARD steam Pack emir, FRICTION PULLEY BOARD, 77i ie i ra PerfectFHict ion IECKITT'S CLUE ISE BEST FOR LAUNDRY USE. . PERS. ripping, shills, 4 1113t� '�. �O aL� Eizra +:.. ARO WEIGHTS I'O ORDER 22 De&'eselesgt, S:.Poment, U0olit4s oNs r,.UIDO1EEF THE GREAT STRENGTH GIVER 4PERFECT FOOD ,,,ll CrTHE SICK 'A AR ING h lJTR1710US t EVERAGE !r A POWERFUL INVIGORATOR r yr' The Butter !lulus -try, .ing#and will for many years takeall the produce thatcan be pro- fitally shipped to it from other countries. The large cbnsum- ing °class thre require to be fed, and the supplies to a great extent, must be secured abroad. The large quantity of cheese shipped to England from Ontario alone, $8,000,000 worth last year, showe the wouderful de- velopment in one line of produce alone, and a contemporary points out the fact that if Ontario manu- factured the hind of butter that was wanted in England, $10,000,-I it' That he intends to continue it000 worth of it could be shipped simply plev nts him frombelieves.itoo aride nd- there every year. Danish or Irish I denly dropping that which has butter now has the preference, burned hie hands. and the only causeof this is becaute•I British trade statistics show a re uniform falling off in trade be- tween the United Kingdom and Canada during January 18901 compared with the same month of lest year. The imports from Canada into Great Britain declin- ed from £96 >xtil2iop. dollars to prepare a 21st, and in a year or two It is old and requireaa couple of bundred thous- and dollars to patch it up. It has excited the suspicion of Conserva- tives anti the most violent antag- onism of the Liberals. It does nobody any good; its clumsiness does everybody harm by interfe!- ing with the franchise which is the right of every grown man, who is not a convicted criminal; its great lumpy uncouthness, the opportunities it presents for con- spiLaoy against a free vote and a clean ballot are all danger signals which have been continually flash- ed before the eyes of Sir John. That he adheres to the mistake is perhaps because he was father of at is mo and of superior quality. The Creamery system is the best method of securing a uni- form quality of butter, and it would 'seem that if the farmers want to get the very beat returns for their labor, they should adopt those methods or plans that would bring about this result. We have frequently,hear•d business mon say that they have lost money on but- ter taken in overthe coun- ter, because so many different qualities aro received that there is not sufficient of one grade to sell at a fair figure in bulk. There aro some remarkably good individual butter makers among Canadian farmers, but if they can secure a higher price by turning in their milk to a ;reamery it would seem to be self-interest to do that. At a Farmer's Institute meeting in Glenrgary one of the speakers stated that a certain creamery which had got its name up, sold its butter in Toronto at 30 and 40 cents a pound. This may be exceptional, but it shows that a good article will demand a good price, a point that will be found to hold good in almost any department of commerce. Four- teen years ago our export of but- ter to Great Britain was greater than it is to day. Such retrogres- sion would seem to indicate that thele is something wrong some- where, and it is in the interest of all concerned to find out where the wrong is and rictify it if possible. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Ma EDITOR.—It is a well known fact that the majority of people are inclined to look upon a cold in the bead as a matter of little importance--invofving at the most only a temporary incon- venience. No more disastrous mistake was ever made. The neglected cold in the head is the source of the catarrhal affections with which about seven - tenths of the people of this country are afflicted, and catarrh itself is too often the preliminary stages of consumption and death. The symptoms of catarrh are manifold, but among them may be mentioned, offensive breath ; dull, op- pressive headache; offensive droppings from the nostrils into the throat and bronchial tubes; deafness or partial deafness; constant hawking and spit- ting ; weak and watery eyes; a hacking cough and feeling of general debility ; ringing in the ears and frequent dizzi- neos. These are but a few of the more general symptoms, and those who ex- perience them should lose no time in applying a remedy—delays are prover- bially dangerous, and in the case of this too prevalent disease may Lead to death. We offer Nasal *dm to the public as a POSITIVE CURE for cold in the head and for catarrh in all its forms and stages. Nasal Balm has been test- ed in thousands of cases, and the testi- monials in our possession prove that it is all we claim for it. It has cured other sufferers—it will care you. It is easy to use, pleasant and agreeable and does not require a douche, or any tor- turing instrument to apply it Give it a trial and be convinced of its great ef- ficacy. Sold by all dealers or sent post free on receipt of price -50c for small or 81 for large size bottles, by address- ing FDLFoa & Co., Brockville, Ont. An Iniquitous Act. Though an attempt to repeal the Franchise Act was voted down iri the liouso of Commons the other day, it shows that all of Sir John's followers are not willing to stand by him in his efforts to keep upon tho Statute book an Act that experience has proved to bo anor- mously expensive, unfair and un- just, for several voted with the Liberals. Very few members o'' the house had any good words for tho Act, and the following extract from Toin lo Satu i -day Nigh ,cd it - 0(1 by Mr Sheppard, well-known to have Conservative leanings, wo believe expresses the sentiments of a good man}:— ''The Dominion Pranchi.se Act is absurd in theory, difficult of op- eration, absolutely villainous if' it is used for the benefit of the gov- ,447 to £69,524, and the exports of British goods to Canada fell off from £423,561 to £351,120. If there was no falling off in the general commerce of the Dominion during January the re- duction of our trade with the mother country must have been °Met by an increase in transac- tions with the United States. The Jannafy returns show a decline in the importation into Canada of every class in British goods, with the exception of hardware and cutlery, hoop, bar and sheet iron, steel, wearing apparel, china and earthenware and hob s We have a tariff which was fram- ed specially to restriet trade with the United States and promote trade with Great Britain. It has had just the contrary effect, CONSUMPTION CURED An old rao- • t:ce, hav g had placedretilin his hanred from ds by an East India missionary the forumla of a simple vegetable remedy for the ermanentcure of tion ayBr nand chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative thousandpowers in of oases, has iit his duty t kit 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 alI who desire it, this receipt, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. S'nt by mail. by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. NoYES, 820Power's BIock, Rochester, N. Y. 13012-y,e.o,w. Talmage's Deception. Rev. Mr Talmage is, in a measure, under a cloud at present, the. accuse. tion being that he practised deception and was altogether too sensational dur- ing his recent visit to Palestine. Mr Talmage derives a large income from supplying a syndicate of newspapers with his sermon each week, several days before it is preached, so that they may all have it ready for publication on Mon- day. Before his departure on his trip he wrote enough sermons to cover the Sundas of his absat the pla esu ncewhich heands Monthem - day. to visit, and arranged that they should be published as if they had been re- ceived by telegraph. He sailed from New York on Wednesday, and the next Monday his sermon appeared in the synditown ca"eWhil'paee the dateders teamermwasedis- charging her mails," the report said, "Rev. went ashorerTalmage and finding a church he preached the following sermon." At the time he was in mid.ocean and did not arrive at Queenstown until the fol- lowing Wednesday: He didn't preach at Queenstown at all. His other ser- mons also purporting to have been tele- graphed were "faked" in the same way. He is represented as having preached on CalvaLand,ry and in and also nher Marls'ces in Hill the at Ath- ens, where St. Paul preached. It is be- lieved that he did not preach at any of these places. But his worst deception was the baptism in the Jordon. A par - tell nph went hg how the Brooklyn preacher e rounds of the had found an unbaptized American on the banks of the Jordan, and as he expres- sed a wish to be baptised the preacher donned an Arab sheik, led the unbap- tized one into the sacred stream and there baptized him in humble imitation of the forerunner of Christ. Many thought that it was an opportune tbing that an unbaptized American should be loitering on the banks of the Jordon just when Mr Talmage wanted him, lightbut limakes a dif- ferent pictureof it and n t so pretty a one. The unbaptized one was an Arab tramp whom Mr Talmage had met. Much to the tramp's surprise, the florid preachersothim water nearly dragged at which he kicked prodigiously until softened with a liberal contribution of back- sheesh. These revelations concerning the sensational and not over truthful methods to raise lhie nir inethe are of church goers who no matter what they be themselves, exl1pppect and demand that the the deceiite and r atrick trickery and above the world. To stoop to the methods of the circus clown and the tricks of the sensational fakir may put money in the preacher's pocket, but must destroy his usefulness as a teacher of the truth. Rev. Mr Talmage has so far made no effort to clear himself of these charges, and un- til be does they must he taken as reflec- ting very seriously upon liim eenment, inasmuch ne to make it i Minard's Liniment relieves Neuralgia, an advantage to the dominant I power electors must be disfranch- ised by the thousands. Sir John has done some quaer things in his time, indefensible things, foolish things, but ho never perpetrated anything so rank and purposeless —unless it be villainous-- as this f>;anchire folly. It costs half n Wbon Baby was sick, we gave her Cretans, When she was a Child, elle cried tor Castor's, neon she booame Mies, oho clang to Caetoria Whoa she had Chlldran, etre gave them Caetorirt for Infants bwweitadspredfe childrenthat taws So tno." Anoiciak Ow Ozeorti ini, N. Y. alnd Cin httemadren„ = in. Witgmedication. Tux CZ/MAIM COSIPA 5T, 77 Murray Street. N. Y. B. LAURANCE'S Spectacles. These celebrated Spectacles are fitted in .every instance with B. Lau- rance's tet, and a certainty of being suited is guaranteed. You can depend on getting the GENUINE B. LAURANCE, SPECTACLE'S by calling'and examining the stock at THOivIA� JACK CtpN� `icrt... CLINTON-. 1CURE FIT THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES GiVEN AWAY YEARLY. When have them return again. 1 MEAN A R A D i OA L C U R E, sayo o t mean 1 have made the disease of Fite merely to stop them for a time, and then Epilepsy or railing Sickness a lite -lou worst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at g study. !warrant my remedy to Cubo tea once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my Infallible Remedy. p Post Office, It costs you nothing for a trial, and it will cure you. Address 4. Q. ROOT, M.C., Branch Office, 186 WEST ADELAIDE STREET, TORONTO. Give Express sod ADVICE TO THE GIRLS. I have often heard people advise, girls, To marry for love, if you can, But just here, don't make a mistake, girls, -- 'Tis your own not the love of the man. You must love him as he does himself, girls, You must love him, so deeply, so true, That anything, he may think right, girls, For him you are willing to do. He may tell yon, he loves you, at first, girls, Don't believe it or ought in that line, And he's silently wondering then,lgirls; If you could get dinner in time. And oh, how he longs for to ask, girls, (One month after marriage he could) If you can cook all he can eat, girls, And not ask him to split any wood. And if you would cook every day, girls, Carrots, cabbage, potatoes and peas, And turnips and beefsteak and pork, girls, And hundreds of things besides these. For he loves a good meal, above all, • girls, 'Tis his greatest enjoyment in life, 'Tis the sole reason wily he desires, girlf, "A very good 000k for a wife." His wife, must have no higher aim, girls, Till her eyes with old age have grown dim, Than to strive, to improve every day, girls, In preparing good victuals for him. Are yon fond of good music, and art, girls. Those are trifles, too small in his eyes, To compare with the fact, that you can girls: Make for him such good puddings and pies. So be wise, keep your love, and your h.ea}ts', girls, Men, of either have little to show, Unless you can cook to their taste, girls, For their lovds in their stomach you knew.,, ONE OF TUE COOKS. HUMOROUS. When you go to drown yourself always pull off your clothes; they may fit your wife's second hus- band. Brown—Does your wife keep her temper very well ? Jones— Um-=er•—some; but 1 get the most of it. „ In some respects horses can beat blacksmiths at their own trade. It doesn't take them as long to make boalt . Minard's Liniment for saleeverywbere Wednesday is said to be the luckiest day in the week to get married on. We suppose that is why it is generally written Wed. Fireman—Hurry up 1 There isn't a moment to spare I She— Oh, dear! Must I go out this way? Do tell me, please, if my hat is on straight ? Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgus,t•.evelybody with your offensive breath, but use Dr Sage's Catarrh remedy and and it. GO cents, by druggists. 'Be not over -zealous in urging your friend to disclose a secret,' says a philosopher, and ho is right Let her alone and she'll let it out herself before long. O'Kelly—.Is it brenkin'yor long necl?ryez are afther in the dark ? Dolan �Sbt31.e an' Oi can't foind the matches. O'Kelly--Then stl'oike a leig-ht and luk for them like a sinsiblo'person. First Tramp—What n lovely scene 1 Behold the winding river and the sloping hills, golden with the ripening harvest ? But see yon foul blot upon the beauteous landscape ! Second Tramp_. - What's that? First Tramp --A woodpile. WESTWARD 110: "For we have seen the land, and be- hold it is very good. Be not slothful to go, and to enter to possess the land." Don't wander away to the Far North- west, and' settle on a treeless prairie far removed from the great markets when you oan secure LAND IN TIIE NEANINORTLIWEST 1 Close to the great cities of St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Duluth. Remember that the arket regulates the price paid for wheauluth t in the northwest both in British and United States territory. Four hundred miles from that shipping port means at least I X 15 cents a bushel for railway freight and elevator charges,and the sante facts I v apply with equal force to cattle, sheep 1y and other farm products. The Great Northern (St. P. M. & M.) Railway Co. have 50,000 beautiful farm Homes which they offer to actual settlers at an average price of five dol- lors an acres on long deferred payments only one ninth of the purchase money required to be paid on location. Less than it would take to transport your family and effects to:the far northwest. The land grant offered to actual set- tlers commences within 20 miles of Minneapolis, which possesses the most extensive flouring miles in the world. You can now obtain a farrn in the Mississippi valley close to that great city which is connected with seventeen great railway systems and their branch- es. These lands are unequalled for fertility as the following crop statistics prove. PriceotQrapVines Concord 20c each. Rogers, 40c each. Niagara„ 30c each. Wordeu, E. 30c each Deleware, 30e each - $ 1 50 . per doz 3 20 per doz 2 50 per doz 2-50 per doz 3 00 Der doz STRAWBERRIES BEDWELL, 50 cents per doz., JAS. VICK, 50 cents par doz., $1.50 per 100 doz. X1.50 per 100 SHARPLESS, 60 cents per, $1.50 per 100 APPLES—Alexander, Baldwin, Early Harvest, Fall Pippin, Northern S and variet, at 30 cents each, or $3.00 per don. Theany sertrees are all from 5 to 7 feet and first-class. All other vines and trees at remarkably low prices. Prices of any other fruits given upon application, E. T. HOLMES, New Era Office, Clinton THE CLINTON NWERA Crop 1889, Wheat. Avg. pr Corn Barley bushes.bush. bush. Minnesota, 45,000,000 16re35,000,000 10,000,000 Ontario 18,000,000 is 9,000,000 29,000,000 Manitoba.,, 7,000,000 12 None. 1,000,000 Minnesota last season produced 40,- 000,000,bushels of opts and an immense quanity of farm products. The enor- mous production of corn proves the climate temperate and statistics show that it is healthiest in the universe. The locality referred to is in the famous park region, which possesses all the advantages of the prairie while protected from windstorms by great belts of timber and wooded hills. "There's a tide in the affairs of men Which taken at the floods leads on to fortune." That opportunity is now yours; do not miss it. For further particulars and plans which will be mailed free on application apply to. J. BOOKWATER, or to GEO. PURVIS, Land Comniesioner, The Co's Agent St. Paul Minn. London, Ont. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc' CHEAP EXCURSIONSo CALIFORNIA, in Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars, for Passengers holding second class to Pa- cific Coasts Points, which will be run through from Chicago, via Omaha, to San Francisco without change at any intermediate point, via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Union Paci- fic Short Line only on the following dates for. leaving Chicago, viz.: Jan- uary 10 and 30, Febnary 13 and' 27, March 13 and 27, April 10 and 24, May 8 and 22. The Sleeping Car fare from Chicago to San Francisco is but 114.00 per berth, and the accomodations are excellent. For further particulars ap- ply to the nearest coupon ticket agent, or address A. V. H. Carpenter, Gen'1 Pass. Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.—yr, S. WIJ SOi , GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE. HURON STREET, CLINTON. RepaIrrig of all kinds promptly attenrinrl t... rceoonahle ratan. A trial +olieitnd. THE WONDER OF THE AGE l R. HOLMES - - Publisher, CLINTON, - - ON T. THE NEW ERA is published every Friday ; it gives about Thirty-two Columns of Fresh Reading. Matter Every Week ; Correct Market 1:Zep,bs:. from Toronto and in this 'Unsurpassed as : Large Circulation and is as an Ad- • vertising Medium. Will be sent to any address for $1.50 a year, in advance. JOB DEPARTMENT We have all the latest styles of type for Circulars, Llale 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. CHRISTMAS GOODS New and carefully selected and bought, come and see. Albums, Mirrors, Booklets, Cards, Childrens Picture Books, Toys and Novelties, all kinds. Xmas PLATES, CUPS and LAUCERS; good and cheap. TICKETS and CARDS for Sunday School classes—a good assortment, pima d. WQRTIIINGTON'S eaBOy OKand DRUG STORE INA HALL To make room for New Importations, we will, until Dee. Ist.1GIVE TEN I'ER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASII 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 Offer We Offer NEW SEASON JAPAN TEA at 40 cents, worth 0 We Offer NEW SEASON BLACKRTEA at 25 cents, worth 40.5 NEW CURRANTS and RAISINS, cheap, 2 BROOMSrfor325c. FRESH FINAN HADDIE, SISCos, HERRING, ELOATERS,7 &c. Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. Give as a call. BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASI3. ROBSON. CIIINA HALL till, n n d `set /1 1VEW IMPROVED DYE FOS HOME DYEING. Only Water required in Using. LOG your dealer cloopnotpthem,oa nate �o send direct to the manufacturers, COTTINOHAM, ROBERTSON 6. CO, MONTREAL. 1 3estanti Lileapest Fenco STEEL RODS -IRON FOUNDATlot. BUILDERS' IRON WORK, Office Railings, Lawn Furniturt AND FOUNTAINS. ETO. ADDRIeM Bann Wire ; &� Iron Works WALKERVILLE. ONTARIO.