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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-12-12, Page 5j.d: ,,- , ,t, , moneytrom the wooutlness. tle f 4 ,8 . i his ta, to takes an is literary n s , sf ;;� active inl,erebt in politics, and is ,' a Democart. ,t., r, . .i. -.e -:. ;`i" A sensible memorial will be -.i 1.,_ .. 1. ; that dedicated to Wilkie Collins. . ~1,It will consist of a sma-i1 library , ". of choice fiction to be presented to . ' the "People's Palace" in London. s;_ Fifteen hundred dollars have ai- r ready teen raised for this put- °' . pose.. Bismarck is working zealously ; at his memoirs with the assistance 't of Herr Lothar Buchar and his private searetar - Dr. Cht sander 3, . Y t but it will take some time to com plete them. The Princess is still in delicate health and has to take ` iP;4> care' of herself. . 1,• Alexander Dumas had a sing- ularly unattractive wife, and is paid to have sur rised a entle- :.' p g ,, man one day when he was in tee :1 act of t astowing upon her an un- ;.7- allowed salute. "My poor follow, z` why do this T' said Dumas, "Sou ' us;., are not compelled to." The late Justice 31iller, of the U. S., is said to have !read a taste amounting almost to a past3ion.for 'matbewatics. Ile deprecated the amount of time college students :" ,: gave to the study of dead tan roti , guages,and bold thatimathematics ,k, and scientific; studies were of chief -. . ,,, importance. . E' Baron ,Hisch recently asked an `' . English lady of rank to sell one of !x` her horses because he had one ex - 01 aetly like It.' The Indy declined ratbea curtely, whereupon the . Baron sent her his horse, with the message ,•-Although I am dis- Isppointed, I am still desirouB that z,, they should go in a pair." Mrs Jopling Rowe is one of the mbst noted woman artists of Eng- ',,:' land, as well a9 one of the bard- +' est working. She paints from 1. ra r in r until ni ht, Seldom on A g ::. let)ving her studio until night -fall, { Sheba* a bright andi open face, . an attractive manner, and is ro- ,s3 garded as one of the best talkers '. - in London.. - f`• Count van Moltke is an cu- tbusiastic musician and in former =ably the violineello re- '' mat;kably well. He delights in quiet musical evenings at home, where Dr Joachim is a frequent uest,among other famous artists. heM Marshal ar hal lies oil the sofa F � `a.: -While his visitors play, and alter- nately smokes and takes snuff 1rro.6 a favorite old box, which he %. Bolds in hie hand with a large red �' silk handkerchief. t �- i'' THIS ANDTiiAT. 1. I,&el-,Why do you go around so much with Mr Hollis, he is four years younger than ,your- aelfP' Marid-10h, no, he isn't; bels just my age, fol• we didn't begin to live until we knew each otber•' These Are Official --On election FIF day Alabama had three sheotirg '`'q. affrays, Georgia two, Louisiana one, Arkansas twn, Kentucky' tvto and Tennessee one—eleven in all. New York and Indiana nlone bad rspr/!1►f' a laastd' xolxltoo of tiro fit JWZP PEOPLE. *a insoy .� ibei entiro %roUtb.. ti'al,, +%kk trarali4 , u► , not ,it very, anolent, paper Tina its �i Now uam "sir# ba4d ow It xfly lot l9och is4t,6cr*;Lief!, t;s,ti-�orv* Xontuclr�, And .ltbwe TAloniforle '•' .. i o atal;a .oratngntt° .bt�i� :. 1i1QjX,t1C �.( ►, �I�r4111111 tta . ,�rkurl.�tlgsi, �oWa bad; , 1 end G)lltl more tlattn ,I1. . tee ane 1111- put -4, 14 fi'iil 'local"poptA r 1 l halite.. 1dR 1t1'il tl lass y , ow rse IwtvQ 01'4 til: Kt.;�'fouia* too of 0114044.6, Ogtario., was its TM king f , al•G$ge•_Ifoodla' !ars*. Itattllali 1Q eonquprs- seroIl efltlt - % 1 . fttital, , I Con, iderate The `i - rtidem,eutbelauoh as 1Xill' attract *,ship,% AU4" kll giAi>r ttlopii diaeaeee. A 411det•m4a.,-.. Vlctoria to Carlboo Qn Ilia tack rbAtiiAnn1 is r espgnsiitltr wife tai the mayor ta£ft T(jxnfi. 'totvu •o r s d at of the is f a) ., o y h details e your for_ tl�l@ sI to cut Ch it he teas flpal'� having died,the her eaved busband boo Sontinet, 4 pages (4 columns)advertisement each about 14 inches long, sold at - 1�,.,Ofiy .o E011efo1•c .hEianade j�ny a of e alderman t tt tone tla lila t binted o a d t - hit r. n I have. TAQ00 r out Slfllis trriting;s. that ►1 would 'be the, proper' caper insertion. The compositors rot Brim Pgdi,-o dilds consolation in to pay the funeral expenses out of the public funds. ,Ilett• Xayor.' re- Shortly after the iaorganisation of the National Policy an attempt was slating, the Arabian Nights $uto'orttluese. It contains plied the aldermen,lyou can hard- spicy, and largely devoted to of the uncertainty ly expect the city to pay foP busyy- I sugar, and as the duty was so heavy l�grtnyoxtl;tf�plea >rj1. tttuieel xlA high office. ing your wife, but if tvilI duly die we will with the greatest plea - rr , cauvet, Dir Oppenheimer, stoics The Flake of Clarence is of a I sure io the world bury you at the to avail themselves of this opportunity trtpl;ive,holy disposition and is expense of the public, and I don't But good :t-; printorb' wages a,irel;i known to smile of speak believe a tingle 'taxpayer will of Ontario were too well enlightened, ., ,QAv .r than absolutely ueceesai I maks a kick about it.' -when they had work at all $15 4py-on to, his intimate friends. a clay; when they didn't work- sc'.i ,me, but it was otherwise with the $oil Dloltke, on his ninetieth Sometimes the Itlw is sU�an��ly Wages had to be high in order to 1i1•thclag,•w:as asked flow youog he forgetful. For ins4ance, John agreement to plant several acres an- +ivt;l,ild tike to be. "Abort eighty." Blyer, 53 y.eaes of age, bus been a prisoner in the V ttneebarg;, "Flout' is note selling' at $36 it., •vQrgd hl-, the vision of vuuth Ir d to hi.i in eye. ?< In fag y .Ky. country jail for ..2 ears on it 3 ( the enterprise, which, together with the . r.LYhtt papers of Bada.Pesth :ire char 'e tit mar -der. B •'. awns rittw• chance she law hutiTur ' bt �Q C a got - ``' subscription ,i fora popular subscrl t ;�� g w p ten bio exietenee; sail all these $200,000) was totally sunk, without oaC�flssuth, who has lost his en- 1ft!o fortune in r:tilrottd specula- ,ear, tie hu, been patiently wait- 4 fjpn8; and who is oozy seventy-five in" for a triol that has uovercuule. In the meanwhile the witnesses plant lying idle all that time, and as it Fears of age. against him are all dead, and his for small coins, and even to this Frank Wilkinson, grain buyer at >I,milton, says: "I used several medi- identity has so completely sunk out 0f rec,IlQction that he is rei'er- be unknown in Ontario, an attempt is e es and found no relief until I tried Syrup, Wild 'Wiison a Compound Sy p, red to simply JI as 'the dead roan in 1 Y says it is only recently that 5c pieces have been put into general Cbterry." Less than one bottle Qured Coll two., (' , I#Irn of a long standing and painful • with tightness of chest and short —�-- I;- ',' eougll, i�reath. gold by all druggists. ileo Sentinel, of &t Warren Lam- present an agent of the manufacturers The Qassn of Roumania carries SANTA CL.1US AND THE MOUSE copy and the 1890 newspaper; a gold cigarette case, attached to One Christmas Eve when Santa Claus Berthier factory, the one to push nis iter chatelaine, and smokes when Came to a certain house, bitbly did not enable its propriet_ ,ever she feels like it. The Com- To fill the children's stockings there, I 1,teese•ofParis smokes mild Havana He found a little mouse. rank more and more as a journ- cigars. alistic curiosity as the years roll Some of the Toronto papers, that Thomas Edison frays that al- "A merry Christmas, little friend," °; though be has the title of Count Said Santa, good and kind. mss' fin Italy, be prefers that of "the ,,The same to you, sir," said the mouse; old man, by which he is better ',I thougbt you wouldn't mind known among his nemployes at I 'If I to Menlo Park. should stay awake -night The Nestor of the bench of the And watch you for awhile," United states Supreme Court is "You're very welcome, little Mouse; Judge Stephen J. Field. He is Said Santa with a smile. s,,' . seventy-foot seats old, and was to his present position And then he filled the stocking tip L', �` a ;,,;•;. , .appointed ray President Lincolh in 1863. Before the mouse could wink- ,-1,-' ''+% " Queen victoria is now unable "From toe to top, from top to toe, There wasn't left a chink. ,tk "Y to take any walking exercise, V"i.,t�' . and is more apt than betetofore "Now, they won't hold another thing," ,�:,� .,^..•,; to get chilled when driving', She Said Santa Claus with pride. y'l, ,; ,,,r. vegratfally acknowledges that Ehe A twinkle came in mouse's eyes, .,, :� is able to do less and less every But humblybe replied: P 1." �,, year. S !'z;%Z: William Lloyd Gal•rison, son of "It's not polite to contradiJt— `t' . 'L. '.. the great anti -slavery agitator, is I Your pardon Iimplore- j.d: ,,- , ,t, , moneytrom the wooutlness. tle f 4 ,8 . i his ta, to takes an is literary n s , sf ;;� active inl,erebt in politics, and is ,' a Democart. ,t., r, . .i. -.e -:. ;`i" A sensible memorial will be -.i 1.,_ .. 1. ; that dedicated to Wilkie Collins. . ~1,It will consist of a sma-i1 library , ". of choice fiction to be presented to . ' the "People's Palace" in London. s;_ Fifteen hundred dollars have ai- r ready teen raised for this put- °' . pose.. Bismarck is working zealously ; at his memoirs with the assistance 't of Herr Lothar Buchar and his private searetar - Dr. Cht sander 3, . Y t but it will take some time to com plete them. The Princess is still in delicate health and has to take ` iP;4> care' of herself. . 1,• Alexander Dumas had a sing- ularly unattractive wife, and is paid to have sur rised a entle- :.' p g ,, man one day when he was in tee :1 act of t astowing upon her an un- ;.7- allowed salute. "My poor follow, z` why do this T' said Dumas, "Sou ' us;., are not compelled to." The late Justice 31iller, of the U. S., is said to have !read a taste amounting almost to a past3ion.for 'matbewatics. Ile deprecated the amount of time college students :" ,: gave to the study of dead tan roti , guages,and bold thatimathematics ,k, and scientific; studies were of chief -. . ,,, importance. . E' Baron ,Hisch recently asked an `' . English lady of rank to sell one of !x` her horses because he had one ex - 01 aetly like It.' The Indy declined ratbea curtely, whereupon the . Baron sent her his horse, with the message ,•-Although I am dis- Isppointed, I am still desirouB that z,, they should go in a pair." Mrs Jopling Rowe is one of the mbst noted woman artists of Eng- ',,:' land, as well a9 one of the bard- +' est working. She paints from 1. ra r in r until ni ht, Seldom on A g ::. let)ving her studio until night -fall, { Sheba* a bright andi open face, . an attractive manner, and is ro- ,s3 garded as one of the best talkers '. - in London.. - f`• Count van Moltke is an cu- tbusiastic musician and in former =ably the violineello re- '' mat;kably well. He delights in quiet musical evenings at home, where Dr Joachim is a frequent uest,among other famous artists. heM Marshal ar hal lies oil the sofa F � `a.: -While his visitors play, and alter- nately smokes and takes snuff 1rro.6 a favorite old box, which he %. Bolds in hie hand with a large red �' silk handkerchief. t �- i'' THIS ANDTiiAT. 1. I,&el-,Why do you go around so much with Mr Hollis, he is four years younger than ,your- aelfP' Marid-10h, no, he isn't; bels just my age, fol• we didn't begin to live until we knew each otber•' These Are Official --On election FIF day Alabama had three sheotirg '`'q. affrays, Georgia two, Louisiana one, Arkansas twn, Kentucky' tvto and Tennessee one—eleven in all. New York and Indiana nlone bad rspr/!1►f' a laastd' xolxltoo of tiro afw Voiboo'ie►nl0(01 •r•1' 1$+iluC It is ti'al,, +%kk trarali4 , u► , not ,it very, anolent, paper Tina its ;iPAkhv— ',!!'liths ,IV*I'alil" �F140 t!r';l4 f enlum.n PII."OK arequlto voil.9rn' ill 1X19 tnnii4' tela; it kcal pnkttlITA, c 1eu,l,?. o. Rall ,tatblot,,.. ;€u. at 11 r 1 w.pitett 1>I 1tn., rc"tel^ , e�lld: c°c>M 141 ioterestbig hist(; ri, ;i'Itr',Nvalr.: aire,utf•. ileo cl044t 0,:. '!,'lira b0 p$v* in; xticertiaetueat •foal ;nits retainer Iri sen tat Uprt,,- ttt.pment l0blo£ of . tee ane 1111- put -4, 14 fi'iil 'local"poptA the Fire BepllltiXlRatt of !the town ; $rat• Y,04C hfiot Agltlusti al1 ukher of 0114044.6, Ogtario., was its s�,,,l va. Lit the matter In yoaur. pal lieyhel:, still pAalleli elle press `i - rtidem,eutbelauoh as 1Xill' attract llpan thtfah it tylia rimted from tit tiller. felt the troll! ill it, Do r, vagari; Vlctoria to Carlboo Qn Ilia tack 11 Make e�, r atatemeute. ,tr•iefty study advertiving as carefully I in parts'. ° u at of r s e Thor, e e p ,. r was •o r s d at of the is f a) ., o y h details e your no 1 cent papers then. The Cari-; bwdoees. If you do not slake ,your boo Sontinet, 4 pages (4 columns)advertisement each about 14 inches long, sold at in your local paper i pay the fault is yours, because others $1 por copy and no advertisement I have. was taken at less than $5 each 3ontinued he mtist pay all arrears, or insertion. The compositors rot ' Beet Roots. 75 cents per thousand ems and the editor got $100 per week. Shortly after the iaorganisation of the National Policy an attempt was The advertisements ul•Q vet•y neatly set anti the paper is quite made to boom the growth of beet roots spicy, and largely devoted to in Canada, from which to manufacture mining;