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Clinton New Era, 1894-02-09, Page 2Il the paster in kris $put Wne intrgdttcing atrang• ming the aged or eick; llowever, y axe preparing to work along S. (6) There scents to be a deep, , growitlg iattereett in the objects >ttof the Soolety. (6) The eneonr- a urea of the work are, regularity dance, promptness in doing required .,nd in the increase of Bible study, e 'discouragemente -mentioned aro, ek of interest and sympatthyrshown e,• older 'members of the church; so that are members of the church among the associate members, and venese of some in coming forward. to (8) There is great uniformity in conducting the meetings, most of them ad- hering to the regulations, Ad win a advance+ OPAon, One column Ualf-column , 35 00 Quartercolumn, 25 0 One inch le shows its for 4et2OPs, ocording• be paid in ( y nto. 111 mo 40' 00 $25 OU I $8 00 25 00 15 00 i 4 50 14 0 2'5011 1 00 Leman Nox_• _.s—At the head of local column 10 cents per line or portion thereof, each insertion Articles 'lost or found, girls wanted, &o., not exceeding three lines,. 25 cents each insertion. Five tines 50 Bents one insertion, and 25 cents for each eubsequent insertion. Houses to let or for similar advertisements not exceedingttle eight and all nes Slier one month and 50 ciente for- each subse- gment month. Chansemen ��.. n the otgce by noon on Wedncontract esdays.ts must be BOBT. HOLMES. Crisp County Clippings Mr John Ritohie, oft Wingham, is still very low, and but faint Hopes are enter- tained of his reoovery. We regret to announce the death of Mrs R. Dennie, relict of the late John Dennie, of the Huron road, near Seaforth, in To- ronto on Wtdnesday, aged 75 years. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff Mr J. G. Wilson's little daughter, of Sea - forth, was rather severely burned on the breast and one arm on Saturdae by falling against a stove. The Rev. A. B. Dobson, to whom the Presbyterian congregations of Gerrie and Fordwich gave acall, was inducted in the church at the pac latter 1 e,on the 1st inst. bull Goderich; J. H. Fairlie, Clinton; T. A Brood Showing. 1 TR] CLINTON NEW '{ER b,. l,Aux4' DAY. The following remarks and sugges- teons axe made baa leeseness man of $owtl, Everyone may not agree with them all, but they are in the main worthy of serious t:onsidet'ation and definite action,. The success of .a mar- ket day, does not, however, rest with the merchants alone; it rests *ith everybody:-- Among the many good suggestions made at t• heJanuarymeeting or the new Clinton council, was one by a reminder regarding a Market day. The sugges- tion was a timely one, ante, possessed the merit of resurrecting a matter which for some time has had no active advocate, but whoa h has always been conceded to bring in its train a very considerable amount of good, to the town that carries it out properly. The suggestion does not possess the novel- ty of newness;- it is an old scheme. It has often been brought before the council, and recognized by that body as a measure calculated to do good and benefit all concerned. It is only three or four year's' ago that a motion was carried, making Saturday a special market day, but for some reasons it was not as. well attended as expected, and the results, as a whole, were so dis- couritrgitig that it was dropped at the end of four or five weeks. It was in a measure successful at first; there was a fairly large attend- ance, and, many farmers were present, but there was not enough energy and posh shown by the merchants and others to• keep up the interest. The farmers "could not be expected to at- tend, for, asee rule, all that was placed on sale was garden and dairy produce, which was very good so far as it went. An effort was made to get the cattle buyers here on that day, but the farm- ers evidently did not -think it necessary to bring their cattle or horses. Their grain went begging, and nobody want- ed their pork. Who thought of try - and the next day had a contrivance which. ing to get apple buyer's here? None of when attached to. the, engine boiler and the leading merchants mode Saturday the steam turned on, gave out a shrill die - or any other day a bargain day, as they cordant, sound. The railway directors, do now. Tlhere was no attraction for greatly delighted, ordered similar contriv- the farmers wife, and we cannot get ances attached to all the locomotives, and along without her. The only thing from that day to this the voice of the loco. the farm. generally produced, that was motive whistle has nev .r been silent. sold, was butter and eggs, and the A negro preacher in the south who secur- fariner's little boyand girl were old ed the eloquent Bis'..op Simpson to preach enough to bring tem in. The affair to bis colored congregation, thus grandilo- was not even well advertised. The quently introduced him: "Bredren,yom are people were not alive, and of course it to hab de privilege des mornin' of hearin' went to the wall, and it will again, if the groat Bishop Simpson, from the Noff; carried on in the same spirit. amen whose repootationes all over dis land But now we want a market day very like a soundin' brass or like a tinklin' cym- badly. It has been a beneficial thing bei, in scores of towns that have given it a fair show. Take some of the places EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA. where it has been tried : Chatham is On account at the San Francisco mid - famous miearound, becauseof its •Winter Fair. the Chicago, Milwaukee & market; one mem member mentioned ed lex- bridge, and told about the opposition St. Paul Railway Company, will sell ex - union tickets to San Francisco, St. Jose, that was accorded the measure when ColtoreLos AngelesandSanDiego,Cal., and it was first brought up. Other members Portland, Ore., at reduced rates, good nn were in a few moments thinking of "the til April 1, 1804, fall further partiou- long age," when the market day, at the tars call 1, any coupon ticket rnt orrt eu- "Donnybrook Fair of Canada,"Orange dress A. J. Taylor, Canadian Pass. Agent, ville,was mentioned. when the day"al- 87 York St., Toronto, Ont. ways ran into the night." Berlins day has been so successful that they could not do without it.now, and the same in 'The new king of Dahtmey is not fully many other places not so highly favor- married yet, having only a few more than i ed as this town. T will suggest some of the ways • I -•Nearly every ran, women and child in Newport, Ky., has the pink -eye No seri- ous results have followed, but the disease is very annoying ...., r.„. _es :- A Millionaire of Vienna hes left pre- vision in his will fertile constant illumine - Con of the vault wherein he lies. An elec- tric light is to b3 kept burning for a year, and even the noggin is to be lighted in the in- terior by electricity. It is now announced that the Rev. Dr. DeWitt Talmage has completed arrange- ments for a tour of the world during the corning spring and summer. Dr. Tal- mage will bo accompanied by bis wife and two daughters, and will be absent about five months. It is his intention to preach and lecture in every place be visits. The following in reference to the Do- minion Life Assurance Company is clipped from The Bulletin, one of the leading Insurance and financial journals in Canada, and one which can he relied upon as good authority:—' ' "The year 1893 was another twelve months of good things for the Dominion. Life Insurance Company.. The card in this issue shows that not only bas steady proress been made in the amount of busi- nes in force, the number of policies issneel, sen ant of premiums, interest and gross assets, from .year to year from the com- pany's birthin 111888, to present date, but that the death claims have bean few and small in a remarkable degree, showing possible "good luck" but positive careful selection of risks. The total cash inoome of,the year 1893 amounted to $l43,830.07 ; the death claims only $2,000; ,gross assets $139,005.75, and what: is eema,rlrable in so young a company is that it has a surplus of $4,300.00 over all liabilities, capital stook paid u? included. It is a very hand- some showing and one that does great credit to the management," R. D. Stan- ley, general agent for Huron and Perth counties. TREY i'UI! A LOOKING-9Ltkss IN H R COFFIN. Dien delight in giving: horrifying exsmp• les of the length to which feminine vanity may run, but the supremo climax seems to have been reaphed in an old Swedish cus- tom. A. looping glass was placed in the Coffin of an unmaTxied woman, so that when the last trump sounded she could arrange her tresses before making her en- try into heaven. Maidens were expected to have their locks less tidy, than these of their married sisters, whose hair was bound about their beads in orderly braids, while the uneven maid wore hers loosely in coquettish arrangement that was easily disturbed and put out of order. RURI DECANAL MEETING OF HURON. The January meeting of the Ruri-De- canal Chapter of Huron was held in St. Paul's church, «gingham, on Wednesday, Jan. 24th. The clergy present were, Revs Rural Dean Hodgins, of Seaforth; M. Turn- At a meeting of the directors of the Mor- Higley, Blyth; W.G. Riley, Brussels; W. F. rheld last week, it Brownlee, Gerrie; L.W. Diehl, Hohnesville; is Adcidedutol holdithe in L 'fcknow; H. Jeanes, Port Albert, - •was decided to the next fall show C. Mlles, L \Blyth on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th and L. G. Weed, Wingham. The subject and lOth of October. of special Diocesan collections was discus. sed. The returns from the various parishes Mr Peter Moor, of Tuckersanith, has sold were considered gooe. particularly that his farm on the Kippen road, adjoining the from Goderich. It was recommended that Red Tavern, fore the sum of $2,900. The special envelopes be provided for special farm contains about fifty acres. A. Mr appeals. The Rural Doan then spoke on Canning father of Mr Canning, merchant, the desirability of forming a Charity of Hippen, is the.purohaser,Workers' Assooiatien adapted to the re - Many of our readers will regret to learn quirements of the Deanery. An animated of the death of Mr Archibald Currie, jr., and inter •sting discussion followed. Rev formerly of Harpurl.ey. Me Currie died at Mr Turnbull strongly recommended a Grand Forks, North Dakota, of typhoid Church Guild, based on the constitution of fever. He was 4e years of age, and was a the one at present used in hie parisb,which son of Mr A. Currie, sr., of Currie, Minne• was based on church lines, etre sota. his about 23 years sinoe the family loyalty leyfeatured towards this iscu con was the n left Englishthese parts. motion of Rev J. H. Fairlie, seconded by • s Liniment removes all H. Dennis, the following gentlemen were hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blem- appointed a committee to frame a co estitn- ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, tion and report at next meeting of the Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Chapter:—Revs M. Turnbull, W. Riley, T. Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs Higley, Rural Dean Hodgins, L CC Wood. etc. Save $50 by rise of one bottle. War- Amo .> rented the most wonder:el :Pie= ish Cureever known, Sold by Watt's Co. Drnggist f . Mr John Harris, of the 5th concession of -Osborne, died at his residence on Monday night. He was in the best of health a few days previously, when he took bleeding at the stomach, which terminated in hie death as above stated. Mr Harris was one of the pioneers of Usborne, and was familiarly known as "Farmer ,ohn Harris-" A young man it Lowell, floss.. trcubled for years with a constant succession of boils on hie neck, was completely cured- by taking only three bottles of Ayer's Sarsap- arilla. Another result of the treatment -wee greatly improved digestion with in - erased avaidupois. What might have proved a serious ac- cident happened to a little son of Mr ThomasMeitis T.vippen,the other day.H 3 was sitting at the' forge in his father's shop warming himself, when he began to cry, the little fellow's clothesIns father's wereon fire. who foixnd THE LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLE. When locomotives were first built, and band down an to trundle tha newly their and rudely constructed railways of England, the country roads were for tho most part crossed at grade. and the engine driver lead no way of giving notice of his approa5li except by blowing a tin horn. This horn as may be imagin- ed, was far from being a sufficient warning. One day in the year 1883 a farmer of Thornton was crossing the railroad tracks on the country roads with a great load of eggs and butter. Just as he name out upon the traoks a train approached. The eugineman blew his tin horn lustily, but the farmer did not hear it. Eighty dozen of eggs and 50 pannd of butter were smashed into an in- distinguishable unpleasant mass, and mingled with the kindling wood to which the waggon was reduced. The railway company had to pay the farmer the value of his 50 pounds of butter, his 900 eggs, his horse and waggon. It was regarded as a very serious matter; and straightaway a director of the c o n- pany, Ashlen Bagster by name, went to Atton Grange, where George Stephenson livel, to see if he could not invent some- thing that would give a warning more likely to bo heard Stephenson went to work eele�I fbhe eel ,�RT (A\. grOX O#0114i 434 u 1 tr eivols Barristers, Solicitors KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tendo to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet- ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's beet products to the Heads of physical being, will attest the value to heal`h of the pure liquid laxative primo; es embraced in the remedy, Syru+. of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in- the form most acceptable and pleas- ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ative ;leffectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing- constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval pf the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid- neys, Liver and Bowels without weak- ening them and it is perfectly fret] from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manu- factured. by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose naive is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. CONVEYANCERS, &e. Commissioners for ODtarlo slid I4fanitoba 01� imeNSUDoolt TO kaA, 01417014, TV 9PPLETON — OFFICE — AT RFSI D1aNOS OD Ontario street, Olintoxe, o polite English bhureb. Entrance by aide gate, DR. WM. GUNN, CFFICE ONTARIO ST a s a few doors Least of Albert Street. T 1t J. L. TURNBULL, M. D., TORONTO .1J University, Ai D. O.M. Victoria University M. C. P & S., Ontario. Fellow of the Obstetrical Society of Edinburgh, late of London, t ngg„ and Edinburgh Hospitals. Otllce,—Dr. Dowsely a old otliee Rattenbury St. Olintet. Night bell answered at the same plana. D R, J. We SHAW, PHYSICIAN, leURGEON Accoucheur, etc., trice in the Palace Block Rattenbury St. formerly occupied by Dr. Reeve Clinton Ont, 1-111, R. AlOORE, PIIYSICIAN, SURGEON ▪ Accoucheur. Office and residence, Huron street, near railway crossing. FARM HAND WANTED. Wanted immelrately, a Farm Hand,tc hire by the year. Apply to JOHN THOAISON, lelak • P0 THE 1J MeSdical Department GRADUATE Via oria Ilnivee . city, Toronto, formerly oY the Hosldtale and Dispensaries. New Toru, Coroner for be County.of HuroU, Bayfield, Ont." • eel C. BRUCE L. D. S. SURGEON DENTIi i . Coats' Block, Albert St., over Taylors' eh store. Specialty Preservation of the natural teeth. Pabelees Extraction by the use of the. most approved loccl Ansesthette• N. B 'Wee visit Blyth professionally every Monday at Ma- son's Hotel, and Bayfield the 2nd and 4th Thurs- day, during the summer. DRESS AIAIiINGr. The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of Dress Making at her. home, Victoria St. Satis- faction guaranteed. MISS BARGE, Clinton WOOD FOR SALE Subscriber has for sale any quantity of Short partd ofeen or the town ' and Priceslll reasouableliver t to COON, Teamster, Clinton. tion was introduced by ooa, think the matter should be treated, if seconded by E. Softley, that a S. S. aeso- },t t it is to be brought to a successful issue. The most impoatant..thin rr tQ„Adver- tise it thoroughly for �ftesit .inifes around. The town should share the expense. The towns and villages with- in that radius should be flooded with .announcements of bargain , days; of small fares and big snaps, Reduced fares should bring the people here from Londeshoro, Blyth and farther north, from Brueefield. Hippen. and other points south, and Holmesville and Goderich. These people should buy* their fine dry goods and groceries from our merchants; our tailors should have their clothing trade. The women should be attracted by tremendous bargains in bohnets and cloaks. The farmers and their stock should be brought out by the presence of horse and cattle buyers. It would not be hard to get them., if there was anything in it for them. Wood and hay should be brought in and sold. And then sometimes prizes alight be given to the farmer who came the longest dis- tance, or who brought the largest number of pec ple in his rig -something to keep the interest up. Then, in the evening, the merchants should give the restaurants a• show. The band should be out. The working man should the more enjoy his stroll about tonin, because of the splendid music. Everythinii should be in a state of hustle and bustle, and then business will be done. But the farmer must know that you are his friend, and are trying to help.him, before he will take any interest teethe matter. But the whole matter will depend on the way the merchants take hold of it. They are the ones who grain the most. The fact that the market takes place once a week, and not once a month, ae in the surrounding towns, will get the farmers to come herr', lvher'ee has four chances to one; and once he comes here he will stay with the town, The fact that there is something lel ge for sale will get hila 1,0 Conga Out. It will have the effect of getting our towns- eople out, shopping on Saturdny.— .dation be formed_ in connection with., Chapter, to meet some time in May heel-. Mr Turnbull invited the Chapter and S, S. Convention to hold their next meeting in Goderich in May, assuring them of a hearty welcome. The invitation was accepted. Before the meeting closed Mr Turnbull made a warm appeal for St. Stephen's church, Goderich township, and sincerely hoped the Deanery would take steps to pre• pare a plan for carrying on the services of the church. It was decided that the Rural Dean and L. G. Wood visit St. Stephen's and meet M. Turnbull and L. W. Diehl and the people interested. with a view of ascer Mining, the wishes of all concerned and laying them before his Lordship the Bishop. After a hearty vote of thanks to the rector and people of Wingham, for their kind hospitality in entertaining the delegates, the meeting closed with the benediction. 'ItrtnetrAT74w CIIOEP IN A inns.—Sonth Am- erica Rheumatic Cures for Rheumatism, and Neurlgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is re- markable and mysterious. • et removes at once the cause, and the disease immediate- ly disappears. The first dose greatly bene- fits. Sold by WATTS & Co., druggists. The following district officers were elect- . ed at•the recent meeting of the District' Royal Tempters, for the current term:— Bro. J. E. Tom, Die. Coni}., Goderich; cis. faxby, Disi Vice -Conn., Seaforth; Bro. ”- Pickard, Cliap., Holmesville; Bro. Fred E. Elford, Secretary, Holmesville; Bro. W, Lewis, Treas., Crediton; tiro Geo. Penhillf Herald, Exeter; Bro. Mcash, Guard, Varna; Bro. H. Monteith, Sentinel, Brucefield. THE MODERN INVALID Has tastes medicinally, in keeping with other luxuries. A remedy st wsemebole leas. antly acceptable in form, purely in composition, truly beneficial in effect and entirely free from every objectionable quality. If }ally i11 he consults a physi- cian; if constipated he uses the gentle fa- milylaxative, Syrup of Figs. Single eyeglasses are prohibited in the German Army. If a sol tier bas one good eye, but needs glasses, he must cover both eyes with them. Minard's Liniment- Cures Btff•ns, etc - A West Wawanosh correspondent says:. We were startled on Wednesday evening by the news of the sudden death of ,Mr Hedley. Ile had been in his usual.hcalth and was carrying into the home an armful of firewood, when lie suddenly fell to the floor, and in a few seconds was dead. Heart disease is supposed to be the cause. Deceased was 80 years of age. - . - "One•morn.a Pert At l e gate of Eden stood, diaeonsolate." or Peri she had a beadtche and had never beard of Starks hencache, neuralgia and liver powders; pleasant to take, per- fectly harmless, and immediate and per- manent in their cure of all forms of these distracting ailments. Why, Mr F look; G. T. R. Hamilton, says they cured him tit - tirely after suffering from heaclaohes for three years and they cost only. twenty five cents a box. The following is a summery of the re- ports furnished the Iluron Presbytery by the Christian Endo;.vor societies within its bounds, and was presented to the Presby- , tery at its last meeting by I:_v 3)r. McDon- ald, Convenor of the commiteee appointed to procure the information : (I) The num- ber of active members in all the societies in the Presbytery of fluron is 434, and of as- sociate members, 388, a total of 822, besides a large number that attend tills m -stint's. but are not classified under either Betel. (2) Many of these eceieties are lint recently formed, and have net one/need in any par- ticular work, but the followirg indicates the lines of work to which attention in di• rected, namely, evangelistic wort; Sabbath School, prayer meetings, mission work, collecting for the schemes of, the oh'irr'h, and temperance. (3) ,There are 23 active Members whp are not in fell communion with the church, and 106 associate members Who are; -126- joined •the church- from these ooieties during, the pant yeas. (4) So far he • � Where wouid be something special for • IT Ii'ASTENS ITS IIOLD then. and they rkbe on band till right. The market, gardeliers with .--upon you before you know it. It their produce, the fanners with their is sure to be in the air we breathe, fresh butter and eggs,' nil these will the water we drink. The ger of br'in`y there nut.. The working man Consumption is everywhere presen germ bo .ins to grow as soon as The it reaches a weak spot in the body. Catarrh, Bronchitis, and a scrofulous condition, furnish these weak spots. The way to fight these germs—begin early—render the liver active and purify the blood with Dr. Pierce's Golden. Medical Discovery. Besides, it builds up healthy flesh. It's guaranteed in all bronchial, throat and lung affections ; every formi of scrofulae yen Consumption in its earlier stages. If the " Dis- covery" fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. Fortify yourself against disease by making the body 'germ -proof, then you will save yourself from grip, malaria, and many of , the passing diseases. _ It cures Catarrh in the Head — perfectly . and er- manenily r -- Dr. Sage`s a- tarrh R mrdy. ,,• i NEW BUTCHER P IN ONDESBORO� The undersegned has opened cut a Butcher Shop and will keep alt fresh meats in season, and will sell the same as cheap as the cheapest. They intend to deliver in the surrounding coun- try either by quarters or half quarters. Cash for Hides and Skins. JOS. TEWSLEY & SON. The Conservative papers are pitching in- to the Mowat Government right and left, bat there is not one of them apparently that knows -enough about the party's plans to tell an anxious world what their party would do if they once got irto office. As they stand to -day- Mr Meredith has not a platform and his followers have no`plat- forna except to find fault and scold away like a lot of old fishwives. How would it do for the Provincial Conservatives to bold a convention and find out where they are ate On such an occasion Mr Meredith might be induced to come outside of him self for a few moments. emouTd he Yea much benefitted by the competition. Everything his wife hought'oiling be the freshest, and as he would have to pay rash for it he would buy at het.tc'r• prices, And it( has always been the case that there has leen no shrink ego of business during the week, so than the nnuaunl business el this market day is gitin— clear gain. Now there is a large number who are in favor of this market day idea, They are wady to fall in with it send make it na sut•ee:-e, for they• know by experience gained itrti other places that, it can be made a pleat. good to the town. Let. tis hen from the merchants themselves; if there is anything in it they otught to see it, and seeing it they ought. to get the good out, of it. Ho tvrit.t' about it, trek shout it, rine, bet- ter than all, work for it. Help the Reeve in his eleteeterter to Bret cheap rat"s. Help the council in the matter. mid I am ';tire Orin inctrliet day will be at greitt 80000Se, and our merchants will do just as ninth and more business as their paste and energy merits. Chlidren Cry for Pitchers eastorta. Mrs. ]lEaa'7J E. ®'Fallon of Piqua, 0., says the Fhy- stolane aro Astonished, and look at her lice one 1 E. BLACKALL VETERINARYOUP'3EON • peonareryGraduateoftheOntarioVeterivary. College. Treats all diseases of domesticated and mals on the most modern and scientific prine e pies Office- immediately south of tbe New Ere. niigResidence attendedtopromptly.nton, Calla ht ordav TAMES CA11IPBELL, LONDESBORO, to ISSWIR OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. No witnesses require ONEY TO LEND IN LARGE CtR Ira. Small sums on good mortgage security modcreterate of interest. H HALE. Minton. 1-\ DICKINSON, THE OLD & RELIABLE lee Auctioneer still in the field, able and will- ing to conduct any sales entrusted to him, and takes this opportunity of thanking his petrous for past favors. Also Chattel Mortgages closed.. and rents collected. Charges moderate. D Din&INSON, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Residence Albert Street, Clinton. L,1 W. FARNCOMet, MEMBER OF ASSN OF' .i' • P. L. S., Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer, London, Out,—OII1ce' at Gee J Stewart's Grocery Store, Clinton. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! We can make a few good leans from privet funds at ow: rates and modate expeneeer. Terms made tosnit borrowers.t`linton AI NNING & SCOTT, - Mr3S WHiTT. M. 0. M. S TEACHER OF MUSIC, Piano, Organ and Technicon,pr•Muecl develope for use of Apupil . eetmeC10 Beaver Bloeit. ert PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET House and Lot for Sale or to Let The house and lot on Maple St., Clinton, re- eeetly occupied by Mrs Bryden, is .offered either for sale or to rent on very reasonable terms. The house is suitable for small family, and has qu rr- ter acre lot, good well and bearing fruit tieee, Purchaser can have any time ARTB ARTHUR COUCH. FARIl FOR,.,S.A-LE Well sitnatel farm of 50 acres, near Bayfield. Good frame herine nd barn, rive good springs, four acre's" of nard't0ood'bush! and four gcreein ertbard; five acres fall wheat Will be sold cheap and on very reasonable terms. This is a good op• portuuity to anyone desiring a farm. Posacseiuu at eine. Apply to H.HALE, or Mks C.MOFFATT Victoria St., Clinton. Raised from the Dead COTTAGE TO RENT. The comfortable cottage on Huron street, at pre-ent occupied by Mr Tboctas Alurch, is offered to rent. It contains every accommodation fur ordinary family, withgood stable ole and garden, A pl+; y to • GOOD HOUSE TO I EN.T A splendid story-and.a-Half dwelling house tote beautifully situated on Huron street, Clinton, late ly occupied by Afr E.Rumball, containing aceoui• nwdation for gocd-sized family. Hard and soft water. Good garden with beariug orchard. Tho house is on a good stone foundation and cellar. Rent reasonable. Appy to MILS B. KIMBALL or at NEW ERA Office. FARM FOlt SALE. Good farm of 240 acres, within miles of J. le. REDLY, Blyth 220 aacrescleared, for saleply to or to rent. REDLY, Blyth, Ont, R. AGNEW, Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Graduate Of. the Toronto School of Dentistry, Nitrous Oxide Gas admiuiatered for the pafnlas extraction el teeth Odice in Smith's Block over Emerton's Barber Shop, Clinton. e•Night•bell answered. ly COTS ani Shoes A. O. U. W. The Clinton Lodge, No. 149, meet in Biddle- ida s. in. each • r -.Fal, and 3 d oamiiaH&ll oil ills_ gat - y_• niiontli, Visitors cordially invitee. E. STONEHAM, M. W. 3. BEAN,ReCOrder McLeod's System RENOVATOR' AND OTHER Tested 'Remedies. • SPECIFIC AND ATIDOTE For irpure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, -P,alpa- tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kid- ney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,. Female Irregularities and General Debility LABORATORY, .80DERiCH, ONTe J. M. McLEOD, Prop. alld Manufacturer Sold by J. H. Combe, Clinton t7PWARDS McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. FARM & ISOLATED TOWNDPROPERTY ONL INSURE Orerce S. D., RSford:: Pr W t3, Shann inton;M. SeeyiTroae. VICO Pres. ea Seaforth ; Jno. Hannah, Manage;, Seaforth, DIRECTORS. Jas. Broadfoot, Seaforth • Gabriel Elliott, Clinton; Geo. Watt; Harloclt; Joseph Bvano, Beechwood; Thos. Carbet, Clinton • Alex. Gar- diner, Leadbury ; Ai.A Iurlie. Seaforth. Thos. Nellans, Ilariock;eRobt,McMillan, Rea, forth; 5 Carnochan, Seafo.th; John 0 Sullivan nd Geo. Merdie, auditors. Parties desirous to effect Insdre•nces or trate eoon cother applicationo business aof gea e will ny promptly abovt°moerd dressed to their rsspocitvo offices. TO CLEAR OUT QTJR STOCK ' Jas, Twitchell Long and Terrible Illness from Blood Poisoning Cenapletely Cured by flood's Sarsaparilia. Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very intelligent lddy Of Piqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as-_ silting physicians at an autopsy 5 years ago, and soon terrible ulcers broke nut on her head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all eamo out. She tvetglied but 78 ihe., and saw no prospect of help. At last sho began to take Tlood;s Sarsaparilla and at once ba - proved; could soon get out of bed and walls. She says: " I became perfectly eurod by Hand's Sarsaparilla and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., eat well and 'do the work for a large family. My ease seems a wonderful recover ,and physicians look at me in estontslan fit, as almost like one rrtiired from the dered.» •• HOOD'S PILLS should ba in every-retlaste medicine chest. Once used, always pretested. i Searle's BIoelr,Op;'. Market CLINTON. l'od C1 Clfina Boar. for Service„ t uliscriber 'crepe for service n• thnro.bree erne of sPolwitbOhinn the privile. TO1111T1 0'1 ge of returning!, erne of dry.service, tnrrace,. HENRY road, Clinton. I '' Jit.' Diusloy, BOARS FOR SERVICE. T'ie undersigned has for smite, a tborihrod Fn tlish Ber tshire and a thot'obre 1 Tamworth et e eternise t, Lot 5, Con. 6,Hnlistt, The Berk- si t •e pig was bred by ne'i, ,of Ndroonton.. m, rnis-41.01 for Berkshire and ct1,i10 for the 'rrlaprivete to fg !4neoeessary4f0AMawith r aprer;ofreturning rittntie>":ofpink( ; yiig& In foir aehviool for These are all r'eatetered wreck. "41 F. II. SOBOALES, Constance J. C. STEVENSO —THE LEADING— UNDERTAKER ---AND--- EMBALMER. AND--- EMBALMLR. A FULL LINE OF GOODS .P? in STOCK Z'hel,estErtrbalming Fluidused Spleniilct Hearse. ALB ERT ST.,CLINTON Residence over store. OPPOSITE 'powN BALL