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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-04-03, Page 3,T essere7ret aesr-srver 7"' - p-, ,,..,,,..— •. r_...• ..-• .. T1'f14 C'LN�`C�i;r...� ^ MANLEY'S- : CELERY : NERVE COPWOOND . April 0 $u NORWAY- BMA SYRUP oureo Ooughtl, Oolde, Hoarsepess, droop, Autism, Sore Throat and all Lung troubled. WITH BEEF, BION and WIN.C. NEW AND WONDERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER, AND NERVE TONIC. Contains Injurious Health tniermanent Relief is Alcohol. uaranteed in ®e of Con etipation DYpePeN vusnss, AlWaknssea Bloodand SkinDieascaIts bad on Glycerine instead of For Pro dnoing Soft, Clear Akin and Bright Complexion and Relieving all ilia Peculiar to Women it is Unsurpassed. Sold at ALLEN & W[LSON'4 Drug Store, Oliutou. Be certain to get "HANLEY'S." Take No other r Oare or Turquoise Rings. A well-known lapidary muttons those Who own turquoise rings to remove thein when washing the hands, lest the dolor be injured. Tho explanation of the change from blue to green that some. times takes plane in acid stones is emanations t they are affected by oerenin onst from the skin as well as by ale - 'ants in some kinds of cologne and other perfumes. The changes in the dolor of the topaz aro believed to be due to light and heat, as experiments with the tunes show that strong sunlight will Interest vs. Bent. i00,000 FREE SAMPLES GIVEN "It's cheaper to pay interest than AWAY IN EIGHT MONTHSrent," so said a business man reputed to Chaee'e Kidney -Liver Pills are the only kidney pills known with eUWoieu merit to guarantee the proprietors ing•ving away hundreds of thousands o' sa.nple paukagea free. Ask your druggist for a sample if yoar kidneys or liver is deranged be shrewd, when asked about the heavy mortgage on his house. And 'he carried the idea into effout In securing a house for his son-in-law. He has purchased a house for $4,000, on which he has paid $100 down, and given a mortgage of $8,900 with interest at 6 per cent. As the rent would be about $36 a month and the interest less than $20, the saving to evident. And 1f he cannot pay up, why only the $100 deposit is lost. Doubtless many would follow this pian, but it is bleach tom. not easy to buy a $4,000 house with $100 • Dash. bore Trouble Developing. This new light they have discovered that enables one to take a photograph of a man's bones without skinning him will be a terrible factor in the wars of the future." said Wilkins. "Take a bearer f a message, for instance; he is captured, and, after the old-fashioned method, swallows the paper; out comes the photo-• garapher, takes his Internal picture, repro- dnoee the swallowed message, and there's the poor messenger's devotion gone for nothing'"—Harper's Bazar. A Display of Sentiment. "Chawles is what 1 calla twne pat- wiot, remarked Willie Wibbles. "He's Amerwloan to the backbone." "How do yeti now?" "He keepslits tuhnod down now w4ethnt It is veining in London or nu t,I/r:1,.`VnN ie et,,on :',tarn`. GOOD ADVICE ABOUT DYSPEPSIA The best advice about dyspepsia is—euro it with Burdock Blood Bitters,and ae surely as you follow the advice and take the med- ioine the cure will follow in every ease. Mr. Wm. Day, of Foil William,Ont, says in speaking of B.B.B :—Two years ago my wife was very ill with dyspepsia. No rem- ! edy that she oonld find give any relief; finally she tried Burdook Blood Bitters, and after taking six bottles was entirely cured. That is now more than two years ago and she. had no return of the malady. I also have had 000aeson to use B.B.B. and I cannot epeak too highly in its favor. I always recommend it to my friends and in every case with good results. Hop- ing this may be of use to you, I am, Youre very truly, WILLIAM DAY. Ig. the eventl of}:the Hon. Joseph M trtin refusing the Liberal nomina- tion, at Winnipeg it is stated that Mayor• Jairieson will he ,asked to run. It is thought that he Would iirote a very strong candidate. The name of Mr G. F. Carruthers is mentioned in connection with the Conservative no- mination. The Lind of Evangeline 1.� ONE OF THE MOST ROMANTIC SPOTS IN CANADA. BUT IT I8 No MORE FREE FROM THE ILLS TO WHICH FLESH IS HEIR TITAN LESS FAV- ORED LOCALITIES—AN ACCOUNT OF A STRANGE MALADY—FROM WHICH A GASPEREAUX FARMER BUFFERED. From the Acadian, Wolfvilie, N. S. Effects of the New Bullets. The most remarkable fact In connec- tion with to new steol•eoated Mae bul- lets as projected from the modern'maga- zine rifle appears to be that they cause very little pain to those who are struck by them. During a riot in France one man was wounded so badly that he after- ward suffered from paralysis, yet he did not even suspect he was shot until ho saw the blood stains upon his clothes. Another man, who was shot through the leg, said that all he felt was a slight shivering Even in Sorosis. 'Only five blank balls required to de- feat a oandldate for admission!" exclaim- ed a male guest at the Sorosis dinner last week. "Why, that's too few. He'd be thought a pretty poor sort of fellow in a man's club who couldn't get four men to oast in black balls on his more word that the applicant would make an un- desirable member." "Women have more sense of honor. They wield their power, at least in our club, with full sense of its duties," gravely replied his handsome blaok eyed vis -a -Iva, a member of Sorosis, who seldom attends 1te business meetings. But the gossip of the club strays to her, neverthelee and so she smiled with a suspicion of irony When her masouline neighbor politely assented to her proposi- tion. Raised His Own Coffin. Judge Orin K. Farthing of Barthol- omew County, Ind., who is now 87 yearn old, was in his day a prominent lawyer and a judge. He is wealthy and amen - trio. Fifty years ago he planted near the front doorstep a walnut with the avowed intention of securing from the tree timber for bis coffin. The tree throve steadily. The other day, feeling strongly the infirmities of age, the judge ordered the tree out down and sawed into boards. Then, by bis direction, the carpenter took his measure and began the coffin. PALPITATION OF THE HEART DEFINED. 1 1111111111.1111111111.11.11111111.1.111011111111.111111111101111.111110111111111. Asbestos for Surgical Dressing 0. The uses of asbestos appear to be al- most limitless. A physician now reoom- mende it as a praotioal, speoially service- able material for surgical dressings. These dressings, he says. may tie carried in any paroel,paper bag, or hand-satohol, may be handled by dirty hands, bespat- tered by blood or any impurity, and yet oan be rendered absolutely aseptic in less than two minutes, by being tossed upon the coals or into the blaze of an ordinary kitchen stove. An asbestos dad, made for I be protection of the chest in skating, is leo favorably spoken of by the medical rotession. It is made in the form of an :nder vest, and while ver'v light and nom - not, it enables the skater to fade the bit- irest and strongest wind with impunity. Wtia. is ,. The Sexes in the United States. Some curious things in the census oon- i nue to come forward as the final rem- ; tote of the oount of 1800 secure a plane L More the publlo in the bulletins. The . °portion of the seetee in the eastern L. id of the state, for instance, as well as 1. s western, shows that Pennsylvania is o, e of the few Commonwealths where 11 a males outnumber the females by 74,648. A singular difference 1s the fact I lett while this city has an excess of 24,- ', 80 females, Pittsburg has an excess of 10,241 males. In the United States the census shows there were 89,067,880 males and 80, 664, 370 females in 1890, an excess of 1, 618, 610. The exact census figures a e long in uomtng.—Philadelphia 7 Ines. Cestoria is Dr. aamuei Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Oastoria prevents vomiting Sour C3urda cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relied teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency pastoris assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy ,and natural sleep. CM. toric is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend. Palpitation of the heart le perhaps the most common symptom of heart disease, coming over him. Another, who was and is defined as pulsations that are per - shot through the arm, oonld only remem- ceived by the patient. It comes nn in a her that bis elbow twitohed,and that in- paroxysms, with intervals of more or less voluntarily he closed his flet. Dr. De -freedom from attack. The heart may be. tonne, the surgeon -in -chief of the French gin to veat violently; it may pound against army,who has been investigating the sub- i the walls of the chest; the veesels may jeot, finds that when the bullets meet throb in the neck, the eves become suffused, with an obstacle at a short distance, say and the head ache; or on the other hand, from 100 to 150 yards, they are very apt the heart may be very rapid and very feeble, to explode, and the pieces of scattered so that the pulse may consist only of a ser - metal aro capable of doing serious mho- ies of rapid and almost impalpable waves. Those Buffering from palpitation or flut- tering of the heart should not delay treat- ment a single hour, and for this reason is regarded by physicians generally as the greatest known remedy for the heart. Bold by Watts & Co., Clinton. chief. They Will Amuse The Children. Perhaps there is no more beautiful or picturesque spot in Nova Scotia than the valley. of Gaepereaux, in the "Land of Evangeline." Winding its way through the centre of the valley is a beautiful little river, while nestled at the foot of the moun- tains which rise on either side to the height of hundreds of feet, is the romantic looking little village of Gaspereaux. About two and a half miles from the village resides Mr Fred J. Fielding, one of the most thrifty farmers in this section of the country. Your correspondent called upon him and found a very genial intelligent and app.trently a very healthy looking man.— In reply to our gaeation, Mr Fielding Beide "Yes, I was near to death's door at on time, but thank God 1 am a new men to- day. You see, he went on, that pump in to examine each package of dye that they engraved a delineation of an Ethiopian the kitchen, beneath is a well about 20 feet deep, which was the canes, I think of my buy,as worthless imitations are now being princess, travelling in her chariot sol See that the name "Diamond" is on through upper Egypt to Thebes, where- oclean illness. 1 went down last fall (1894) in it each package. Wells & Richardson Co., to clean it out and was onlya short time 200 Mountain St., Montreal. In the oar to furnished with a kind of at the bottom, when I took with a severe umbrella fixed tont tall staff from the pain at the back of my head and a burning i center and in arrangement closely re - sensation in my throat and lungs, such as HOW TO PLAY WITH FIRE. eembling the chaise umbrella of the caused by the inhalation of brimsotn. A I present time. The recent cries at sort of stupor also was gradually coniirig Tricks Performed With the D.vou.*ifR Nineveh show that the umbrella (or ovea me when by a huge effort, I succeeded I Element and Their origin. parasol) was generally carried over the in regaining the kitchen once more. A I Juggling with fire Wag praotls d n lighted lamp let down ,became extinguish- very ancient times. Many of therinks ed, that' showing that the accumulation of of that sort which aro beet known to -day gas bad, caused the trouble. The pain at were employed to deoetve the vulgar the back of my head oontinned to trouble thousands of years ago. There is nothing me and one day while working in a back ' even now which does more to excite the field. I suddenly lost the use of my left eye, astonishment of the ignorant than the right arm and left leg. At times I could breathing of flame, which is a dooeptlun not speak but towards evening I began handed down from remote antiquity. slowly to grow better. The next day at I When the slaves in Sicily rose in rebel- about ebel- the same same manner.r.time IIwas own seized again our ! ve ge t ' lion ort 160 the wrongs . C. and theytook had suffer ed family physician who told me that a blood there was among them a Syrian named d Ennne He was a man of great craft and Handsome Dolls With Change of Dresses. We have secnred a new and very taking novelty known as the "Diamond Dye Dol'.' These dolls are clothed in bright and hand- some dresses and will prove a great attract- ions for the little ones. A set of 6 Dolls with 6 Extra Dreseea will be mailed to any address on aecaipt c f 4 Dents in stamps. Thousands are going to all parts of the Dominion, giving universal satisfaction to all who receive them. Users of Diamond Dyes will please bear in mind that it will be to their advantage KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR UM- BRELLA. ANOTHER HAMILTON CITIZEN CURED OF RHEUMATISM IN THREE DAYS. hi I. McFarlane, 246 Wellington street, He Hilton: "For many weeks I have suffer - en •ntense pain from rheumatism; was eo bad that I could not atten,i to business. I procured South Amerioan Rheumatic Cure on the recommendation of my drug- gist, and was completely cured in three or four days by the use of this remedy only. It is the best remedy I ever saw." Sold by Watts & Co., Clinton. Machinery Quickly Stopped. A Frenchman has devised a oontriv- enoe for quickly stopping heavy maohtn- ary. Upon touching a button the power is shut off and a powerful brake applied to the flywheel. A twenty -horse power angine working at ninety revolutions per second was stopped in two-thirds of a second. tick Out For It Has a Very Long Hlatory, But a Very Short Life. Nowadays, when the possession of an umbrella is considered as necessary as owning a hat,it may not strike the every- day mind that there was once when an umbrella was a luxury. Even for years after they were finally introduced in Franoe it was considered very effeminate for a man to carry one. As a shade from the sun, the um- brella is of great antiquity. We see 1t in the sculptures and paintings of Egypt, and Sir Gardiner Wilkinson has veeseI had 'burst in the back of my hea .— seen much of the He 1left me medicine. The pain in the' oonrage, and having will be remembered, makes Robinson iiltotcvf m'>head never left me and I don- world he had beoome acquainted with a Crusoe describe that be had seen um - tinned to feel miserable. About 2 months variety of little known arts. He pretended brollae eployed 1n the Brazils, and It after this second eats whiff kitting itt the to have immediate oommunioatlon with i that he hamd conetruoted hie clan nm - poet office of thlli.4111/4 t'veoErstiddenly I the'g'dde, and ad is`nsnal in snot ,oases, brella in imitation of them. "I aov- enured ago t�,l� lttli y h4Y9ee ahs , he oonflrtned his divine mission by mire •red it with skins" Ire adds, "the hair waggon starie or home. bad not gone oleo. When desirous of inspiring his fol- outward, so that. it oast off the rain Salc_when a inef dro1�. 8 coif of right !Avers with courage, he breathed flames like a pent -house, and kept off the �,IEi dmAlit fn�tODmfl.inyve bh" in my and sparks among them from his mouth. sun eo effectually Iettbye and thmigl ar'm and leftkfl pare- It to said that, in order to perform this With to ad lyzed. The horses now carried me home marvel, Eunne pierced a nutshell at both 1 but passed the house in the direction of the I ends, and having fl lied it with some bar gq$ging. drgedire131 .t 7 : 3ttming—irrebetanovehie,epuWela into, his barn paid Ino attenion for perhaps 16 min- mouth and breatbed through it. The ntee, when she Bent one of the children to game trick ie performed. better:nowattays. II4 see wt was keeping me. At x e time L The juggler rolls together some flax of ,pva 011e ti epe'ak 4n liad!;to, eosie into a ball about the size of a wil- 1 r in te hbnee. flefore lied time began' model wbtoh ho sets on fire, permitting It ,-,reuove,C,_somewhat and felt fairly well the to burn until it is nearly consumed. neat morning, tont was again seized during Then he rolls about it more flax while it the day in the same manner, and the report to yet burning, and by this manna the reaohed the vil1Ag0 "hat' I wars dead:-- fire may be retained in the ball for a long Neighbors came flocking oatsltpeoting that time. When be is ready to do his act, be it was true. As the medicine I had tried slips the ball into his mouth unperceived see tadQ- rae•np good; 1 now thought I and breathes througsl, it,. Hle breath re- •wo ry Di.. illiema'-.P1nk Pills, and by, v ves tho fire, so tibat sparks proceed from thdtii-pe,,� ..ba a d 0 bote(the,pain bad lel and the porforfner luetai-nis not Injury left my head and felt as goof as new. I so long ae he inhales His breath through now oeasedtusing them for a month when I his nostrils only. 3y this art the Rabbi thoughtf • I' felt to recurrence of the pain at tar-Coeheba, in the reign of the Roman the back of m$ head, I sent again and got Emperor Hadrian, made the orednlons three more boxes and used them. It is Hebrews believe that he was the long now about five months einoe I need the looked -for Messiah. lent pill, and t have' fleet had a recurrence Varlone theorise have been advanced of the at`ttck, beeidee I feel myself a new to acco*illunt e rememberedr that mentidurinoned. man. man. I am novo 39 gram of age, end have middle ages the beret or innocence the always worked on the farm and never en- middle accused of guilt was often o f joyed work better than last summer and de - autumn, and am positive Dr. William8' terp�iced by ordeal, the defendant being Pink Piffle cured :me. I now always keep obliged to hold a piece of red-hot iron in them in my house and when my wife or bre baps, This was another Doge of okilf3rpn have any sickness our resort is this 3uggling, such Wale being condaoted by medicine and always with the very best ef- the priests, who covered the hands 01 king in time of peace or even in war. From the very limited use of the para sol in Asia and Africa it seems to have passed both ae a distinction and luxury into Greece and Rome. The skidrion, or day abode of the Greeks, was carried over the head of the effigy of Bacchus; and the daughters of the aliens at Ath- ena were required to bear parasole over the beads of the maidens of the olty at the great festival of the Panatbenea. We also see the parasol figure in the hands of a prtnoees on the Hamilton vases in the British Mown'. Defoe, It 1 that I could walk oa in the hottest weather W t greater - vantage than I ootild before in the cool- est." The umbrella was used in England as a luxurious sunshade ea'r1y to the seven- teenth oontury. Bea Jonson mentions it by name in a comedy produced in 1616. The eighteenth century had elapsed before the umbrella had oven begun tee be used in England by both sexes ae ib 10 now. Mnoh of the olamor whiob woe raised against tho general use of the umbrella originated with the chairmen and haoknoy ooaohmon, who, of course, re- garded rainy weather as a thing especial- ly designed for their advantage,and from whiob the public was entitled to no other protection than what their vehl- oles could afford. The early specimens of ebe English um breila, made of oiled silk, were, when wet, exceedingly tiillIcult to open and Close; the stick and furniture were heavy and inconvenient and the ar:lele gener- ally very expensive. hen s!! one um- brella In innfant.nr'r • f (: ' i „i ko, In fent. those whom they desired should esoape Dr William& Pink Pills are offered with with a proteotive pirate. A solution of a confidence that they are the only perfect spermaoeti in sulphuric ether, colored and unfailing blood builder and nervere- radwith alkenet root, which solidifies etorer, and when given a fair trial disease at by degrees Fahr. andr'i melts and adoring itoring mast vanish. Sold by desbel' boils with the heat of the 'hand, fa ripp- pr sent by Mail, post paid, a* 60o:a box, or Colied to bo .the subs' ,ince which le awl ,13 boxes tet $2,607 by addressing the Dr. et Naphie When the dried ;blood of St. *1111a6e' Itedioiffo Complany, Brookvllfe, Jafruarlu1l melts ` epontatieou8ly and 'O ti etre of ega� bo Ue "Iasi Your TONGUE! Castoria. e Castorla is an excellent medicine for chil- dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Da. G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Mass. ° Castrato le the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted.' I Lope the day is not far distant when mothers wlll000stder thereat Interest of their children, and use Castoria tn. stead of the varipuequack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcingoplum, morphine, soothing' syrfp and other hurtful, agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.• De. J. F. Enw nuen, Oonway, Ark. The Centaur Company, Castoria. " Cestoda is eo well adapted toohildren that I recommend it essuperiortoanypreat110W kmwn to mo" H. A. Anormaji, D, 111 So. oxford St., Ilsooklen. N. Y. " Our physicians in the children's depart mlent have spokenbTgply o1 tbotrenpa!- once in their outside practice with Castor* and although we only have among . our medical Qyppliee w11at is knowei as ligular products, yet we are tree to conform that te. merits of Castoris Lae wonus to look with favor upon it." UNITED Roseman AND Dleressa$s, Boston, Blaen. ALUM C. Stara, Ares., Murray Street, New York City. PEOPLE MUST HAVE GROCERIES What for ? Because it may save your life! How ? _ It is thg barometer that indicates the 'state of your health by its shapes, coatings and colors. For example? Well, a pointed tongue indicates irritation and disorder in the stom- ach and bowels. The full broad tongue shows want of proper digestive action. The dry, pinched tongue is the tongue of acute disease. The fissure tongue proves inflam- matory action of the kidneys. A dry tongue is evidence that the stomach and intestines cannot do much digestive work. Coating of the tongue is the re- sult of intemperate eating and drink- ing The Liver is deranged. The broad, pallid tongue shows a want of alkaline elements in the blood. It is a danger signal. The deep red tongue, generally dry, shows acid. Dryness always indicates nervous- dness, and diseases of the nerve centres. Extreme moisture shows the re- verse. Be your own doctor. Examine your tongue. It will show you whether or not you are in condition to stand spring weather chauges. If you are not almost any de-. sease may strike you down. Get in condition at once by using the lat- est and best spring medicine r'f SCOTT'S The great question is where to get thein. We keep the very best quali- ties obtainable. We don't pretend to sell them at less than they cost, but we do sell them at a very close margin. If you are wanting any- thing in our line we shall be glad to supply your needs. Everything. you require in the way of Raisins, Currants, Peels, Spices, Figs, &c., As low as any, quality considered. We are in a position to sell as cheap as others, and will give as good value in any line of goods we handle as oan be got in town. OUR TEAS are the best to be had for the money, try them. If you have not tried "Salado" you should do eo, as almost daily we are getting new customers for it. The best 40 cent COFFEE in town; try that also. A shipment of Din- ner and Toilet Sets just in. Call and examine goods and prices. MCMURRA.Y & WILTSE, NearPmitOfhce-CENTRAL GROCERY—Telephobe 40 Not Giving up Business ! But continuing with full lines of seasonable goods. 11 THE HIGH TESTIMONY Of hundreds of druggists affords convinc- ing proof of the great merit of Nerviline in all painful affections. F.R. Melville, drug- gist, tresott, writes:—"My oustomere who have used Nerviline speak highly of it. I am satisfied it will take a leading pules in the market." This oxpreenes the universol veraiot, acid if you are suffering from any painful o,ffeetion, internal or external, give Nerviline a trial, and immediate relief will be se certain se the eon shines. Nerviline in a powerfully penetrating pain remedy. imitations and substitutes orelf the we, ot.145 r vela a0 ' Sold by dealers everywhe'. e. IiUJ) r e4f° g do,,,t0,19ft11,i fC�"'Aifa'hiie. • j ARSAPARILLA. New Flannels, and Flanne 1ettes New Cotton and Woollen Blankets New Tweeds, Trouserings,letc. New Ladies' Underclothing New Readymade Clothing New shirts and Drawers New Dress Goods 411 dealeilt. $1.00 per 7arge bottle. Small teaspoonful a dose. Scott's Skin Soap clears the Akin. For sale by ALLAN & WILSON RO BT. COATS & SON CLINTON PSYCHINEN Will ours CONSUMPTION, Lung and ThroatDUeaaea Sunnis. bottle sent free to ovary anIreror. dive Rxpr•eaa and Pest ess Ae. A 1MeeASlocum Chemical Co. Ltd.. Toronto, Can. :; HUB GROCERY :: Don't trust to luck, it may assist you, but more often leaves you in the lurch. Use good judgment and buy where you get a good article. New Figs Peels Peas Corn Herring New Raisins, • Prunes, tt Walnuts, " Canned Salmon at Tomatoes, New Currants, tt Dates, Filberts, Blueberries, Mackeral, Apples. Our stock of Crockery, your and while examine. China for Christmas is tC.ltinton I CURE FITS! 'Y.iuble treatise and bottle of medicine sent Tree to an Snfloror GIre Etpreu and Post Olnoe addrea.. H. 0. v"o' 1 R lbs we - -.,id. Street Toronto, sot. _. _L_ stia�saraacm > s. c: . Cl ntnn 1'i:1 iijH; Mi l —AND -- D --AND-- tt C-F..O S W 4A► -L Lt. W; Dirk IC KILN! The subscriber, having the very latest improved machinery, and employing the most skilled work - mon is able to do work 10 bis lino in the most satisfactory manqner, at reasonable rotes and on the ehertk'st notice. A trial eoliotted FACTORY NEAR G.'1' 11. STATION, OLII1rPON 'MOO lr 41140 it The Finest rPNOTOGRAPHS are taken by � 4 H. FOSTER;> f' • e' t • xi-_ at _e ... -tom..