The Clinton New Era, 1890-08-22, Page 6Fact I
r T aasesH knowing is which all therzrewedies t blood as.
it
Care, yield to Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Fresh con.ein s.
•
tion of LIN -
wt•nt eels,
hand o,;i( r,n
such: nuc t,••i
and a•
gf'r
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ly era,.' ;
the use. l ,,,
dertul
PROHIBITION VERSOS EIIGH
LICENSE.
Old farmer Brown came home from
town,
Stirred up and quite excited ;
Said he, 1 tell you Sar h
I'm just downright delighted ;
e.
We wdry.
hipped the "Prollibe'' high and
In yeterdays election.
The Old Bay state elands firm and
square
For License and Protection.
he fight is done, the battle won,
We're free from the delusion
patchin' up and tinkerin',
Our grand old Constitution.
•
eed! said Sarah Jane! 1 thought
ou went for the adoption
Prohibition in the towns.
Of
Ind
Of
B
y so-called local option.
1
„ 1
,,•I a
,I .• sw
coil•
, what alit' n want Pe it s Prohibition,
egtxieort,having' Y c' i'1` i;"'tt Why let them have it straight, say 1,
and
t r'e,
` Mrnedies,it'd rate it' But, only on condition.
inclu+liz,; mineral gator.
Without relief,
cut u a Chicago n. S er folks in other towns
paper t1u,.• a m,
IafnL, alts • n•s c i.a,,•:,,iug con,- We wan • right °
inaere ' r, y to nue is ever
's trialSars of this medicine, addecided to Full half the taxesainithe town ;
Ssit••Tegirlariy for eight months.
andlttan I call that local option.
�,,',F,leased to say that it sheered a corn- And when it th
t ,fete cure, and that I have since had no oodo tiothat, of course
;return of the disease." I vote for its adoption,
Mrs. L. A. Stark, Nashua, N. if., But Samuel, I'd like to
'writes: t a. "One year ago I was takeu it Now haven'tknow.
with rheumatism being confined to my That no saloon you a notion,
"house six months. I carne out of the 1 For this good town of Go •)
;i, s1 very all is beat
sickness much debilitated, with no Think
•:Iiippetite, and my system disordered in of our boys Shen.
every way. I commenced to use Ayer's James, y there's Dick and
!Sarsaparilla and began to improve at And Tom
+ance, gaining in strength and soon re_ and en's Art
Covering my usual health. I cannot say And brother Nathan's Arthur, too,
too much in praise of this well-ituown And Jack and they start 0 ;
Medicine."
What if when start off to school,
"I have taken a great deal of meal• A They
pass
a s at every corner,
shine, but nothing has done me so place
e t byusedrto have,
Much good as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 P Tobias Warner ?
Ash its beneficial effects before 1 had
quite finished one bottle, and I can Oh,as to that, I guess o
reel testify that it is the best blood_ I really have your right,
uteeiccine I know of." --L. W. Ward, That Prohibition straight is best
'Woodland, Texas. Sr'' For this good town of Goshen,
l then, saidSrahJe ntall ow don'L
".About two yers a t,two year Wel] so I do th ' h la ,c if m u u fo! 1 1, ksui l ' io
I saw• hr an ud, err..' That oth i¢een rnlieved o 11 1 in hul hall have the r ht f saving
r lona suffer,» t t high Licenser s Sarsaariil lin, Therevs Y Lime.
Ayer's Sarsaparjfla,BY Mitt
Dr. -"J.- C. Ayer & Co., Low
.Pride 31; sir bottles, $5. Wonb
•Reliable information
"that a crop of 17,000,000
off• wheat will be secured
Worth -west this year, an
1lantity the amount
will probably reach 12 p D he
bushels- , 000, 000
Not
Ifiti
'us
Jane,
just Pea reation
t what is good for this one town
Ain't best for State and Nation ?
ell, Mass. And as for paying taxes, why,
S, a bottle. Right over there in Stoughton,
Inthat High License town you know,
shows 1r. Beck'sheymurdered Billy Houghton,
Oh Isaloon. It cost a pile,
bushelsy'es. I heard you say it,
i❑ the To try that murder case, you said
The town would have to pay it,
d of this Besides eight paupers added to
ex orted T poor Jist all from drinking.
D°" license pay the taxes there ?
much -and I've been thin
s
A clergyman says :••-I once "
married a To k
young couple, and as I by fl
y
'took the bride's hand at the close Why
W:afthe ceremony and gave her My You
armest congratulations, she tots-
L3..
ed
s°
s
wf
11e
r
to the bridegroom, said: _pointing you to
die itthe one to be congratulated."'
think d"' AndIfyo
sc
There is more fun in a sheet of sticky sc
' paper than in the average negro And 1
Watch the kitten YTo wh
;with it on the new caret; playing I hold h
tined for ever; t p the latter it=
flit and thew he kitten goes into a Witbi
Ant of the house in terroren and ehii f rush
to rid your house of flies, b If you want
y Poison pads and buy Wilson's , we're
t them home da
good for Goshen boys
eeom
tation
of for boyfree rs throughout the State?
not ?
womenfolks are just so sot botheration!
ul
contumacious
think yon know it all, and then
]k and talk -.Good gracious,
u'd just mind the house and cook,
rub, and do the mendin'
eave the men to talk and vote,
ulkn't be attendin'
at you can't no way see through.
women keehin'
n their sphere. --
reit Well, so do I.
pretty good at sweepin',
Y we'll take our brooms, and
tion such a cleanin'
elks haven't dreamed abou
uel, I've been meaning
ou of an awful thing
ur Dick, he's lying
bedroom stupid drunk
er he were dying.
king
othing elgew'll clear use directed
ughly. Sold at 10 c, by out thor. give
nard'8Linintent cures arget indrugco s. Tie na
Asmen f
..European papers are making a. Totellyam
reat fuss over what the
the extraordinaryy eel- About o
rapbing betweeSte:Petersburf g In yonder
nd Boulonge, a distance of 2465 I d cath
Iles.' We, on the American �Vhat ! D
tient, think very litte ouuch a Why ! ,r
at, as messages have long 'Twas over
en exchanged since 1r. Heck
en e, and gedPortbet en Portland l know,
on over They
o big
out 4000 miles of wire, and now I1is clothes
legrams can be sent direct from
alifax to British Columbia, over
00 miles, a far greater feat than
ending ofa message from St,
tersburg to Boulonge.
The official report of the -Johns -
n Flood Relief Commission
rots that the total contributions
the fund amounted to $.5,742,.
.78, of which all but ,
98 was sent, from places
United States, Pennsylvania
o $1,183,403.84 and New York
,761.05, As showine. how
p: people
Ur about
ick ! Our Dick ?
Vhen ? Bow ! Where ?
there in Stoughton,
's saloon ,just where, v
ered Billy Boughton.
policemen broughthim hon
all torn and m -
t.
U0
le 1
A gash across uddy, I els so
His face be r' hi s forehead too. i healthy al
g immed and Woody. e
All winter, I bare feared for DickfYhleh gee
And lately I've been thinking health
Be goes too mach w 3 F
1 feared they'dnt}ilCharleySmith, ever '
take to drinking. ,just by�been
crease the vi
cid'theyesr,
for 50 cents cash.
lfahing an Pian
this painsal principle trade e&alttelaG bwt
de-
termined t go • we aro d
be it so. But le
into the belief t
will champion o
pose her own vas
States to any ri
orallIel peace b �j
on
AIRY FFABRICS.,
arra 7f nle>asslne of 'RI'
f reciprocity
to for commercial war. ""^-
t usnotdmme ci THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS FOIL
hat free- (Lselvee
trade Britain ! SUMMER WEAR.
ur protectionism or ex.
t intercourse with the
tie
on our behalf.
HEALTH ND HOME.
• 't QUEEN ('IIINEBE AN.EaTIlETte.
A curious ana,ithetic used by
the Cbiaese has
cently been
made known. It is obtained btaed by
placing a frog in a barrel of flour
and irritating it by prodding it.
Under these ClfCnrnBtAheey it ex-
udes a liquid which forms a paste
dissolved olv' '
t.d ,lr water, has well mark-
ed anaesthetic pl•opet•ties.
the finger bas been immersed
the liquid for a few mutes iti in
Can
be cut to the bone without[ any
pain being felt.
BALDNE56 Lt E TO 1NDIOEbT1oN.
Ot'all the causer of premature
baldness none is so common as in-
digestion. Dyspepsia and weak
and1'
falling 11
nr= »air go hand in hand.
As the one affection has increased
so has thd"other, and not all the
oil of Macassar, the bear's grease
of Siberia, nor the canthar'jdes of
Spain will prevent a roan's hair
from shortening and thinning
whose stomaelr is badly out of
order. Indeed, anything which
debilitates the nervous system has
a weakening effect on the scalp
tissues, which shows tbat loss of
hair may proceed from general as
well as local causes.
THE WAcIIJNtf OP SANDS A SANITARY
MEASURE.
A6 '
L !t
E.
Clean hands are praiseworthy,
both literally and in business tran-
sactions metaphorically. The
Sanitary Era adds another pow-
erful incentive to keeping that
part of the human body clean;
'Cases of infection that could be
accounted for in no other Way
have been explained by the fingers
as a vehicle. In handling money,
especially of paper, door -knobs,
banisters, oar -straps and 100 othes
things, that every one must fre-
quently touch, there are chances
innumerable of picking up germs
of typhoid, scarletina, smallpox,
etc. Yet some persons actually
put
such things in their•mouthe,if
notouching too large! Before eating, or
that which is to be eaten
the hands should be immediately
and scrupulously washed. We
hear much about general cleanli-
ness as'next to godliness.' It may
be added that here, in particular,
it is also ahead of health and
safety. The Jews made no
mis-
take in that 'except they wased
they ate not.' It was a sanitary
ordinance as well as an ordinance
of decency.'
D008 HEALTHY AS CHILDREN'S PETB.
Cats have long enjoyed the re-
putation of taking threatened or
actual diseases from a child but a
medical authority, quoted by
the Chicago Journal, claims
that dogs perform a
service : 'I don't similar
the dog shall actually mean that
the child, but be with t continual-
ly -be played and romped with.
Ther mething
n the mere
linialism Iof the dog
ti to make the child
F.
a dog can catch
se from a child, and
g about can often de-
olence of an attack__
e of the disease, you
ourse the dog should
lilted to the infant.
by should not be with
vigorous young dog.
healty and hearty
o small a companion
ar't'y out this prin-
banefit in a her, ado; is great
Forn consumptive's room.
that disea50 the constant prothe early se of
ee
of dog is the best thingprknow
of.'1 know
And now I'd rather Dick were dead
I'd rather sec him lying take off Som
Besides the grave of little Nell. know.
What is the use of trying be , Of c
To keep our boys from going tCCOmm<
I think my heart is beaking wrong? A delicate ba
While you, their father, a rough and
Rum holes and athero drunkard making. to kee >
1 Nor shoved a
Extended Tr chid have to
tae', puppy' To c
ciple still fut't
, a reference to the i The Globe
concludes an article wi
'jIIJtltjOnB from foreignI better trade relations
`8hows. coon- i with the United
that fro States, by the foil
ion of Canada"• , the •'1)0
Manitoba with8,$50.25 was
z h* Columbia with 81._, and
as not in the 41in are
i8nd headed the list of foreign
bt01•8 with •42,`00 89, and
sot the smallest mite_-.,�;9.
Sidon servant girls pay I3i•i-
oldies from 75 cents to +1
Zing to rank, to walk out
'them for Sunday, drinks in -
1
This is perfectly true.
are hundreds of poor little f
ye in the London boarding- o
=, inns and hotels who are u
fl content to
n
t
to
�'to the hone week
their
Ysan only eek after• week
y manage to save
b.Ao pay their pet soldier for
tday out and march him
the,common in Hyde Park,
Ylii;i'ittion and envy of num_
0.tither little 'slaveys' who
tot been so fortunate. The
d down in shoals in tile
Wellington BAr't•n(•Ics on
When the soldiers come
parade, select their men
range with them tbr• a, day's
1; -;On a purely commercial
i As tt,1rule ibis means »eth-
rtt'ta rail.
The servant girl
'Itires the emart-looking
With his cane to parade
4t the dark from 2 in iha
er. till 0 at night and see
ii, to her 'mists-,es,3' (lour.
Iowing
"The
moral is that it is unwise for
the two countries to attempt to impede
I the free movement of trade and
merce. Nature is bound to com-
puni
in-
terference with her decrees.sh which Canadian r t The cr
is that the Dominion would soon tionists be ab-
sorbed politically if it ceased be 181
them ; in other words, to resist
pendent existence as that our inde-
pendent
a row a people depends
upon
difficulty in the
waycusof houses. One
view lies in the fact way of
exaccepting this
demonstrated its falsity. No les has
authority than Sir Joh;, Macdonald
an
as
declared that the free exchange ld has
natu-
ral products between the two col rom I854 to 1,8Cf L 3 onntri
not t
n
t to
hea
demand
ei
t17
P ofa
nd
Canada
»ion, but actuall h for political
f an 10 Y to the dissipation
if I could banter that airection. And
ley for a bale of Southern cornay of withinteout
bar-
risk to British connections, w' why
should British connections Pray why
instead of obtaining be imperiled
of were to procure the raw material
article in the shape manufactured
Su The
Dominion as the weaker community,
omm 7" The
much more likely to suffer m -oro the
heat and ill temper evoke front the
17a
11 d
ho
b
police legislation which ex-
istingtthensay that I:nglanddemawill alwt is s Strand by
us. No sensible person cab belie ed t
the Ilriti5h artisan, v. ho has been injur-
ed by the `;h'. or,
Ole Ilritish people
at large,
surplus )
h
1 ,A
a [
Por capital
are being, transferred Ieanti
ed States rather than to to the Cult-
ed
to back us it , Canada, are
complications I' tnresve art' in the
whichwhich may which have arinnn or
as of arise either from the aggres.
Amerie11n restrictinnists or
from
commercially attempt of our to sever us
which rcially fr tin the continent to
ws belong. if
instead of estnb
Minard's Linimenitlumberman's friend
A brother. of Day, who is char-
ged with the murder of his wife
by pushing her over 1Niagara
FelIs,is in the Central Prison. The
man, who assumed the name of
.John 13eadell,was recently serving
a term at Syracuse for safe crack-
ing, but made his escape disguised
in a complete suit of clothes which
tie stole from the prison. Ile got
safel
3 a;• •
(I
Oh
e
tl
lC'
1 a
lne
but
nabbed by the provincial police at
Welland on a charge of bringing
stolen property into Canada. He
was convicted by the county judge
and was committed to the Central
for one year from Aug. 8.
Itch, ,flange and scratches Of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
DrnThis never fails. Sold by J. II. Combe,
ggI'
.,
At.
June 27- 3m.
The Atehison (KaniChampion,
one of' the oldest and most influ-
ential Republic•ian papers in Kan-
sas, came out Saturday with a free
trade flag at lis masthead. It says
that protection has 80 impoverish•
ed
he farmers of the Wes[ and
enriched the manufaelt».erti (tithe
East that nothin�rcan bi nga cure!
exvcptfree trade.
Two unknown men aro report -i
ed to 1 ave gone over 1110 Canadian
side '0 the tiisrrlra falls Thnrs-I
(lay.
0
CAarue,trg Commutes, baiuty J1t4 earn ou
ir�' creel (,iu ltttuay .rackets aa1
1''rt:,nen Maid tee., Pretty Parasol,
41043 t1,•,ifnl Burrueta_5uuttut•r Styles
le, t • . 'aria and New )urk.
j ) kr c 1, co ,l is n study,
y � J n;t ,rich 3:rusa !fust!
ler Weal'. coasts
,,.o•hru,• • •1 -up ut
u w iib peoln s of
;saII,,
I+�u and,h•• lightest
t la N'n and stiaughat
als.ve,
a a
u
11
111.115 a
V101131121
a
u
Me
nineties
•a „
en-
c ,�19
durable abI
to r
)
be
shade.
,11 the new ideas
In dress 010 airy as
ble. The figured
l udia anti Prench silks
are made with plain
gather,. ti skirts, trim-
med with two broad
11 sertions of black
,nee above the wide
m. Or the new
Prem.'") fashion is
adopted of six oreight
r
hr
are -lush ribbons in
contrast to the dress
front and rile, carried clown the
and ta quarter of a yard apart,
knotted in a square bow with four short
loop., and two long ones, known as the mand-
olin bow', l,ec.w+c it recalls the rosette effect
of flyers and sail,. Ribbon gowns are very
airy, et t,.11e black lace insertion, with ovals
through weieh narrow• ribbon is threaded,
and Lt3 se ler,tbs are set together by wider
ribbon of the same or contrasting color, the
whole mounted on a foundation of silk.
Very pretty Jackets and lace skirts are
made of this insertion striped with line rib-
bon, and are inexpensive; the lace five inches
wide, of firm quality and selling at 25 cents
a yard, with eyelets for Nye and seven linear
of the narrowest ribbon,
The e
bandies
of
at•
as
P of
s
are
ar she
parasols themselves increasertsiz and the
effort to introduce the taran ,n size. Theo
far proved unsuccessful! covers has so
they will be much used exceptt'withh specibtful al
dresses. Very pretty full dress sunshades are
trimmed down the ribs with frilled chiffon
and decorated with huge bows of ribbon at the
top. Mouseltne de sole sunshades are edged
with lace and vanclyked toward the top.
Crepe de chine parasols, with a cascade of
transparent material or lace down every
seam, look more like huge flowers than any.
thing else, and are extremely dainty and
dressy, Hut the greatest novelty, is the
" I'edestrieune^ sunshade, which will be eager.
ly appropriated by ladies. Everyone knows
down -
turned
s trick cf transforming her bn le into a basket for the recep-
tau3 of !lowers, weed+ grasses
on her
vomitry rambles, though she suffe,• much dia.
comfort UI
G1
meanwhile .
,
ht
le
from m
th
upon her uu a rays of the sun
genius has conceived the fo original idea of pro-
ducingace. Some
a sort of double headed sunshade,
which, contrary, to the axiom, can do two
things at. t1,o same time very successfully.
The upper part re,embles the ordinary sun-
shade, but .,1 the handle is inserted a minia-
ture paras ,1 in a reverse position which,
opening outward, forms a convenient recep-
tacle for the freshly gathered flow
Lady gathering nosegays Si hero ers. - a
dered garden on a sunny own well -or -
tion would be acceptable, m pile) the inven-
tion
itis i i while t3 the pedes.
indeed a delight mid joy.
All tones of yellow Iva considered 1)ost chis
and correct in costumes for both simple and
elaborate occasions, and black and white is a
favorite combination for young people. One
ofthe mrvtdistinguished dresses lately evolv-
ed, which would grace an empress and trans-
form
an ordinary woman into a queen, is s
pale primrose satin brocade, with trails of
full-blown tipple blossom., half in soft gray
shadow and half in strong relief. Its decors,
tion consists of flounces of ('hantilly la
and about the hem is one of the new ruching]
that add so much to the dressy and becomitry
effect of the severe skirts.
l'Aa3N Rf0SRHT AND Nt'A RN'.
(,alters of finest black cloth, or of colors tf
match 1
the gown,
satin, are to b much wornd lithis sost eason Witt
wearing over walking shoes. They ai•e enol,
er and easier than hoots and answer the
same
ur
n
P sP
P foie
town t) w
T
ear
The be especial/y.
+t oner, are
most carefully made and
fitted and button up like a bout.
Among novelties in millinery are the flower
toques, which prn'niso to he popular thit
season for youthful heads, one in corn -flowers
and yellow croons on a rolled band of blue
velvet, and another cowslips, with two large
black lace butterflies, being especially pretty.
A faney black crinoline hat, much hent up
and almost hidden by a 33)1154 of shaded corn-
flowers, is finished off at. the back „'its 0
band
of
the
field
d ,.
4r.
m4
resting st.
ing on the hair.
Amon,. bonnets is oneemnpos,.d of bands
of rode:! red velvet, with large half beads
of cut ,let pineed in between, town red silk
rosettes and n large butterfly of black }ace.
Another of e1•Pa1n Tuscan, edged with tinted
lilac, 11nd !heaven space above laced across
with
gold 1 rm d s which emerged at the
bark and formnc! strings.
Velvet ribbon is beginning k) be worn
about the neck again, and the advent of aro►_
tarots of velvet will be hailed with delight
by thin women. The collaret is nada of
piece , eIvet shaped In fit the neck, and is
fringed with pearls 1171,1 headed with n single
row of diamonds. Jet coronets., Iong in d1A-
faynr, are now seen gleaming in fluffy hair,
and anything fanciful fn the way of hair
rameni, that is not too high ie en wah3P,
not only In the coiffure, but on a part of the
bonnet or dreg hat.
i
RAILROAD TIME TIME TArsLE
The de a Issued May Iit.
stations p rture of trains at the sever$l
last official is according to t
$inial time card: he
CLINTON •
Grand Trunk Division
Going .East
7.43 a.m. Going West
2.25 p.m. 10.05 a.m.
4.55 p.m. 1.20 p.m.
6.55 p,in-
9.27 m.
London, Huron and Bruce Dv ision
Going North Going South
M.
W,
p.m 11.131.
Belgravem . .10 4 2 745 6.50 3.40
Blyth ...... 10.28 7.7 7.18 4.15
Londesboro 10.1 J 7.120 7.6 4:25
7.03
Clinton
to
n 7.26
..10.00 6.45 4:25
Brucefield.. 9.42 0.26 7.55 4.45
Kippen .... 9.34 6.17 8. 4 5.2
ilensall..•. 9.28 6.09 5.12
Exeter .. 9.16 5 k•32 533
London, S u7 8.50 5.33
London.... ' 25 20.15 6.45
ers, or the balm
A gentleman in Lo
is in a position to k
friend in Halifax that
per" was arrested son.
is
a
medics/ dies! student, a
made on information
ister. The authoritie
act of the "Ripper's"
ecret for certain re
nti] the chain of evid
he "Ripper" is said t
A man recently wrote to the London
ewapapers about an 18 -year-old lad
ving at Bristol, who, being without
ms, paints pictures by bolding a brush
his mouth. It has since been dis-
vered that there is an armless man at
»twerp who has for years worked at
cep ging pictures in the public gallery
Ile uses his toes instead of bis
fin1
gers, and can put his foot into the
pocket of his coat, pull out his
»dkerchief, and wipe his head, which
aid,
all 7
the while hi
le balanced on a High
HE POLITICAL SITUATION
Has not materially changed within
last year, but Wilson's Wild Cherry
week
am;nga cubetter known every
eping Cough, Coughs, Colds,
other affections of Croup, throat Loss of Voice
lungs, For twenty,hest
e medicine has Weare this res
mikes been used in scores
b with the greatest success.
Yawrappers
druggists. Get the genuine
Tito pp rsonl .
»don, Eng., who
now, writes to a
"Jack the Rip-
e
time ago. He
nd the arrest was
furnished by his
s have kept the
arrest a profound
aeons, probably
ence is complete.
o be insane.
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f
s
u
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n
if
ar
in
co
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th
tai
ha
is
b
stoo
T
he
4
wee
Who
.nd
and
'iabl
')f fa
Sold
in wl
The following y
corded byg strange history is re -
Hiram a Pennsylvaeia p
lawyer o atop, Northwestern being alrib pg
Pe
nn
sylvaniaand a man of themost flattering politi-
cal prospects,suddenly
abandoned iprofessin and because a recluslmosteaolueive kind,died
the
in his hut near
Waterville, Pa., on May 30, aged 83
years. He had lived the life of a her-
mit in a miserable hovel for over 50
years. No reason for his singular re-
tirement and wretched seclusion was
ran district in the ever known. Ile represented the War -
would have been sent to heleSenat the
autumn he took up the life of hermizt
and was also to have been married to a
daughter of Judge Lapham, Alias
Lapham is still living, aged
having never gone into society 80 Weare,
strange abandonment b Y since her
to ver. Y her affianced
SAVE YOUR CARPETS.
A sheet of sticky fly paper will
damage to car do more
anything, pot and furniture than
e, ever invented.
lou careful
housewife would
son's Flyhave one; about. Wit -
house of ies Poison
morPads will clear the
than any other means quickly and surely
tWilson's Pads will he light where the flies are he thinear
ckest
and clear the house itnl l short oints rder. day,
by all druggists. Sold
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The Clinton New Era
Ispublished every Friday Morning b
the proprietor, ROOT. HOL,15s, at his
printing establishment, Isaac
ton, Ont St., Clin-
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vanes .
in eveJOBe .i,PRINTING
executed withe evera
neatness and dispatch,
and at reasonable rates.
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whether directed in his name
other's, or whether he has or an- ll
or not, is responsible for sub»cribed
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ells-
-tont/titled he must pay all paper dis.
the publisher may arrears, or
it
until payment is made, continue to send It
ect the whole amount w1 etherlthe pri-
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fusing to take newspapers or periodicals
from the post office or removing and
leaving them uncalled for prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud
ADVERTISING ltA'11;ti.
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thereof, each insertion.
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,
n
sertnn• Five lines, 50 cents for
one insertion. and 25 cents for each sub-
segment insertion.
Acuses to let or for sale, farms to
rent t
or
for
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stray a
similar c
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eight lues SI foroneadvertisementsnot
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exceeding
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Advertisements witmonth.
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[hot Ronda Uand MONTH[. l'h
arrn>ed Inn of women, and 111,3 h q
will be mnllyd to any PraM(ee of 3e reara. Pure pre.
W137 I'e aro lied t 10 y addrena in Cnnnda n
en of women n ours, 9to ,I and 1 to one is s.
en of men tt475(,3 only. Reeled '1 D(R„nn-
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S. WILSON,
GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE.
SURON SI BEET, CLINTON.
Re pairing of nil kfnda promptly attended to
reaaonnb,e rltoa. A trialonlielted.
rscifiI7'
LEiuLsl�i/
DOES CURE
1
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/llMPTION
1 In its First Stages.
Palatable as Milk.
color
Be sure you get the genuine in Salmon
50c and wr$foo sold by all Druggists, at
SCOTT & BOWNE, Bellevlye,
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A NEW IMPROVED Dy
FOR HOME DYEING. �
Only Water required in Using.
10C a package. For Sale everywhere. it
your dealer does not keep them,
send direct to the manufacturers,
COTTINGHAM, ROBERTSON at c0.
MONTREAL.
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LIVERY.
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