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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1894-05-18, Page 61 1 IF YOU ONCE SEE Otfl Ladies'& Gent's ---ROLLED PLATE CI41lrS You will buy them. IIIINIMIMIMIFIMIMIIIIMIMIIIIIIraslsa 'I�1III�!I��,� • 11,1' i ,;,;,,, ,,il!.! IIi; rir vo __*N ami CHA .ED GOLD ` Warranted every time. J. B. RUMBALL tt Jeweler and .Bell Telephone Agent. f. ALLEN az WILSON'S Blood Building Iron Pills Are a specific in all diseases arising from a weak or watery condition of the blood, such as Anaemia, Nervous Exhaustion, Sleeplessness, Nervous Headache, General Debility and Female Weakness These pills 'contain the form of iron most easily assimilated by the system, and being combined with the best nerve tonics they act directly nn thejblood and nerves, building up the system in a short time. Note—Accept no pills with a similar title. These pills are made and sold by us only, and we guarantee them. THE. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 11g'Our stock is all entirely new, fresh and deem. MEN L>N ma -c.• The following is a complete list of the candidates already in the field for theituning Ontario elections:— Constituency Conservative Liberal Independent Patrons Addington Reid Algoma, E Algoma, W Savage Brant, N McIntosh ... Brant, 5 Brockville Jelly Bruoe,N Sutherland Bruce, S Brace, 0 Cardwell Carleton - Dufferin Halliday Farewell Conmee Wood Hardy Dana Hopkins (P.P A Kitchen Ingles Lyttle (P.P.A.).. Dundee Whitney Durham, E Fallis Durham, W Reid Elgin, E Brower Elgin, W McCall Essex, N Essex, 5 Buchanan ... Frontenac Smith Glengarry Grenville Bneh Grey, 0 Rorke Grey, N Reed Grey, 5 Heldimand Halton Kern. Hamilton, E Hamilton,W,.,.. Hastings, N Wood Hastings, W Hastings, E Hudson Huron, E Dickenson ..,, Huron, 5 Weiamiller Huron, •W Kent, E Col. Wagon Kent, W Clancy Kingston Smythe Lambton, E Lanibton, W Lanark, N Preston Lanark, S Matheson Leeds Preston Lennox Meaoham Lincoln Hiscott London Meredith Middlesex, E Gilmour Middlesex, N Fox Middlesex, W Leitch Monck ...... Muskoka .... Langford Nipiesing Norfolk, N Norfolk, S Bonghner .... Northumberland, E Willoughby . Northumberland, W Mitchell Ontario, N Glendinning . Ontario, S Miller Ottawa Oxford, N Oxford, S Parry Sound Beattie Peel Crawford .... Perth,N Magwood ..... Perth, S Peterboro, E Lancaster .... Peterboro,W Winch Prescott Prince Edwar? Gibson Renfrew, N ' Shaw Renfrew,S Russell .. Sprats Simcoe, E Miecempbell .. _ Simcoe, C Thompson ... Simcoe, W Duff Stormont Toronto,E Toronto, W Toronto,N Toronto, 5 Victoria, N Victoria, W Waterloo, N Waterloo, S Welland Wellington, E Wellington, S Wellington, W Wentworth, N Wentworth, S York, E York, N ytk� York, W Ryerson Crawford ... Marter Carnegie Bryane Lockhart Dance McNeish MoKee Balfour Laoey Rayside Campbell Valens McDonald Jeffs Kidd Dynes Fox Ford White Bonlellier McGillivray .... Hartman Cleland McKechnie Baxter Husband ..t. Middldbon .... Gibson l�lnith Wintemute Dobson Haycock McPherson Scott Gamey Metcalfe McNichol Senn Hancock (P.P.A) Haggerty McComb Vermilyea , . Gibson McLean Garrow McLaren Milne Harty McCormick McKenzie Caldwell Clarke Symington Thompson Hobbs O'Dell Taylor Roes Harcourt .... Cockburn Longhrin Carpenter Charlton Webb Field Chappie Dryden Connolly Darling Pardo McCallum (PPA) Gurd (P.P.A.) .. Wood Metier (P.P.A.).. Fournier Ferguson Wilson Oliver Shore Alexander Welch Crawford Dalton Cruse Ewing Mowat McKay Sharpe Smith Armstrong Ballantyne Blezard Stratton Evantnrel McDonald . . Barr Tierney Robillard Harvey Patton Hartman Armstrong Race Lindsay Tait Mose McKay 'C: L•V v',9 Armstr'ng(labor) Horseman Nanoekivel Weiderholt McNeil Quinn Cross Coven Rothwell Lawson Coutts Carrie Bennett Thnradon Campbell McCleary ... Hampton .... Wilson ...... Ryokman ... St: John German Craig Mntrie Allan Flatt Awrey Richardson Davie Gilmour Hutchinson Sipes Park Darby Tooker Nicholson IRON BLOOD PILLS i Don't confuse- these with the common Iron Pills. They are a direct food for the blood. These pills will change the pale and sallow complexion of debility intothe ruddy glow of health. Put up in round wood boxes with red label. Put upionly by THE CLINTON NEW ERA T u� N.�ay 1$, 1894. ... JUS"T" NOW our Carpet wareroom, beautiful dis- play of high class Carpets, all makes, all grades,'all patterns, all qualities; all prices popularly low. Third big shipment of Nottingham Lace - Curtains received this spring, at this. store. The balance of a wholesale stock of Lace Curtains bought by us at 50c on the dollar, and must be cleared out, every one of them this month. So now is the housekeepers opportunity while these things last. A Great ManSnits Are sold by this store just , ►z•, and much business is being done, prices do it. Prices are a great lever at this store, they are great lifters. LOVELY ART SILKS direct from Yokhama, 30 in. wide, gorgeous tints and colorings, latest goods. aladirtaler WISEIVIAN CLINTON BORN Caarnroar.—In Godecich township, on the 12th inst., the wife of Mr John Cante- lon, of a son. . Wan:arr.—In Toronto, on the 13th inst., the wife of Prof. 0. H. Wright, (nee Mies Turnbull) of a daughter. MARRIED Pones—Ruen.--At Minneapolis, Minn., on the 20th of April, by the Rev. S. J. Jer- dee, Mr Walter Purdy, of Minneapolis, to Miss Vinci Rush, of Wingham, Ont. McKay —ATexaxns .—At the residence of the bride's father, McKillop, on the 9th inet., by Rev. P. Musgrave, Mr James McKay, of Tuokersmith, to Mies Eliza- beth, daughter of William Alexander. DIED, BHDVORD.—In Goderieh, on the 8th inst., Lizzie, youngest daughter of the late John Bedford, aged 22 years and 6 months. MunnAr.—In Wingham, on the 9th inst., Catharine, wife of Mr John Murray, aged 84 years. GRAIN.—In East Wawanosh, on the 3rd inet., Henry Grain, aged 48 years and 6 months. RoAcn.—In Watford, on the 7th inet., John Roaoh, father of Messrs Richard and John Roach, of Seaforth, aged. 71 years. TAYLOR—In East Wawanosh, on the 13th inet., (as the result of an accident) John Taylor, aged 32 years. • Juno ox.—In Blyth, on the 14th inet., Wm. Jameson, aged 43 years. ELLIOT.--In Goderieh, on the 10th inst., Wm. Elliott, aged 60 years. Rev. Dr. Talmage's new tabernacle, at the corner of Clinton and Greene avenues, Brooklyn, was burned at noon on Sunday. The Hotel Regent, adjoining and several dwelling houses in the vicinity were also destroyed. The lose ie estimated at a mil- lion dollars. This is the fourth time Dr Talmage has lest his chnroh by fire. He was in the chnroh when the fire started, surrounded by a number of his congrega- tion, but all escaped. He was moved to tears as he witnessed the destruction of the beautiful edifice. An effort will be mad t to rebuild. In the public accounts committee Tnee. day Mr Lister continued his examination ofiMr O'Connor, Q. C., legal agent for the Department of Justice, bringing out the fact that Mr O'Connor drew fees at the rate of $100 a day as counsel in oases where be did not act as counsel at all. His partner, Mr Hogg, Q. C., does all the work and it turns out that in some cases for every$100 earned by Mr Hogg,Mr O'Connor also drew $100. Mr Hogg charged 9100 for arguing a demnrrer; for which Mr Lis- ter said the tariff was $95 in the Court of Appeal None of these bills were taxed by a legal officer, but all palmed by the De• partment of Justice. Mr Van Horne's estimate of the future of Fort William, whioh be asserts will soon be a city of 40,000 to 50,000 inhabi- tants, is a tribute ottheforesight and good judgment of 'Hon. Alex. Mackenzie, Mr Mackenzie's opponents, while he was Premier, never ceased to revile and abuse 25c per box or five boxes for 91, him for his work on the Kaministiquia, and ridionle and denunciation of the de- velopment of that region was on every Conservative tongue in those days. Now time brings its justification, and Mr Van Horne, by investment and personal spin. CHEMIST A YD DRtTGGIST, PHYSTOL&NS SUPPLIES .ETCH fon, retaken the slanderers, and testi the wisdom • The dead statenmanta B1—We. palmy bbs int gert slack of Orme in the Om* .Wiliam, —libmilton . :ea. JAMES H. COMBS W1, CLINTON MARKETS Corrected ever Thursday afternoon. Thursday, May 17, 1894. Wheat fall 0 55 a 0 58 Oats 0 81 a 0 33 Barley 0 35 a 0 40 Peas 0 59 a 0 55 Floor per bal a 3 60 Butter 0 41 a 0 15 Egg eper doz 0 8 a 0 9 Potatoes 0 35 a 0 40 Hay, New and Old 500.700 Hides, No. 1 trimmed 2 00 a 9 50 Pork 5 00 a 5 50 Sheeepskins 0 95 a 0 75 Wool 01Ga017 MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS Thero has beon coneiderably buyingg of ex- ohant d andort live s at 31 to 4and a ofoor ofr choice sr teers and heifers, with bulls at 2i to 3c. A good deal of space which was engaged ahead in the early part of the Beason bas been thrown up on ae- ynt of the bad conditions of tho market f to+ .d. Thero worn about 500 head of butch - or ; cattle, 450 calves and 150 s}}�pp and lambs of '.ed at the east and abattoiif 'rho butchers wore present in large numbers, nd trade was fairly good, with no material change since Thursday in the prices of good cattle, but thin- ish stock, including milkmen's strippers, were somewhat higher priced than that day. Prime beeves sold at from 4 to 41c per lb, pretty good stock at about 3ic and half fatted beasts at from 3 to 31 per lb. There soom to bo consid- erable enquiry for thrifty half -fatted young cattle for stockers to pub on grass for two or throe months, but very few of this sort aro be- ing offered. ' Bulls were rather plentiful and sono of them wore very fine animals, while others were rather hard looking. Prices rang- ed from a little over 211e per Ib up to nearly 4c. There was a fair domapd for calves at prices ranging from $2 to$8 each. Sheep that have been shorn eollat from 3 to 4kpgelb, and spring lambs at from $2.50 to 84.50 each. Fat hogs aro rather scarce and higher in prico, fed hogs selling at about 510 per lb and those just como off the cars up to 511e per lb. TAMWORTH PIGS For Pure Bred Tamworth Pigs apply at onoo to 0910. BAIRD, 3R., Clinton, Ont. TAMWORTH PIGS For Pure Bred Tamworth Pigs apply immedi- ately to DAN CAMPBELL, Clinton P, O. BULLS FOR SALE. The undersigned hail for sale two young Short- horn BULLS one year old. Both ars of geed odor and pedigree, and will be sold at a reason- able figure. 11013T. _ SCQTT, Londeet oro. HOUSE and LOT to RENT. Hoose and Lot corner of Princess and Raglan Streets, at present occupied by Mrs John Stoop, House in good order and lot contains one sore of land, good orchard. Rent 87 per month. Apply to J, R. STEEP, 490 Main Street, Winnipeg. GOOD FARM FOR SALE. That excellent farm of 100 acres, being lot 32 on the 13th con. of Mullett. 85 acres cleared and in, good state of cultivation, balance hardwood bush. Good frame housenearly new. and good outbuildings on the place. Bearing orchard, good well, and never failing spring. Three-quarters of a mile from school, 3 miles from Londosborot 4 from Blyth and 9 from Clinton. Tho farm is in an excellent section of country, and will be sold" on very reasonable terms. For particulars apply to MRS. TAYLOR, Clinton, or W. WHITELIY, Londesboro. *lm TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT, COURT OF REVISION. Notice is hereby given that the mooting of the Court dor the Revision of tho Assessment Rol. of llullett,arill be held in eons Hall, Londesboro lin the said made, on Monday, the 28th de* of May, at. tick, A. M, for the purpose of hear- ing *owls me against the sad 11, Person having business at lease atte a at the said time a ee. JAMES ,()Alli',: 2+Oa's® your orderly quick for those Pho- to's you intend send ing to your friends EB-• Is the popular trimming -.of course you will vrant some— kindly look through our stock of White, Cream, Tor- chon and Black. You will probably be astonished at the low prices we ask for them. The fact is we plat• ed the order for them early last fall, and had them im- ported direct from manufacturer. BRAIDS .. . Are also popular. We are showing weaved and military, from quarter inch to half inch in widths -o PRINTS We have been fortunate in securing a superb line of Delain- ettes. The coloringsd are delicate, and_ for beauty of design they are unsurpassed. You are Sure to ba pleased with them. • 000--• L:: 017 •.� • —7j p