The Clinton New Era, 1896-06-26, Page 8BUTCHER SHOP.
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andereigned deeirea to intimate to
t>xe. people of Olinton and vloinity that he
pay' opened a butcher shop in the etore of
W. Ore, Huron Street. He has had many
Ye:tee experience, and feels that he can give
WI best of satisfaction. Be will sell
siriotly for Cash, and at the lowest possible
prides:
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
Robert Reid, - Clinton.
CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP
FORD & 1)1 URPHY,
(Sueeeesore to J., W. Langford)
Hailing bought out the above business, we
intend to ootidnet it on the cash principle.
and will stipYil four buotbmers with the best
meats at th'e18weet•paying prices. Patrons
may rely ri�ppeqn • good service and prompt
fiiling'of all orders.
FORD & MURPHY
Central Dutcher Shop, Clinton
oITY BUTCHER SHOP
I wish to inform the public that I willlnot
bederso}so
d by any ,other perm) in the
bu ea j.') , I a an4r$: praetioals botcher, .and
un eretand aU the branches of the'business:
We keep the very beet meats and a full
stekb always on hand, and will sell at the
LoWest Coals Prices. Bring along your
monlirefi'g rtiie'meat at the oas rioe.
We wlll'G
giveredit• but not•et cash rices.
Please Dell and see what you can do for
" Oeah at
R: „FITZSIMONS'
CITY MEAT MARKET
COUCH & WILSON.
Subscribers desire to notify the public that
hey have bought gout the butchering bdsinese
latcon-
tinue the same utednder their pJae ersonaland superrvision.
Orders will have prompt and careful attention,
Fresh meats of all kinds will be kept in season.
sold at reasonable rates and delivered -anywhere
in town.
ARTHUR COUCH, CHAS. N. WILSON
CLINTON.
FLOUR AND FEED STORES.
SEEDSI SEEDSI
'trackage of each of the following seeds
g Blood Beet, Short Blood Beet,
Raddish, Cucumber, Tomato,
Garden Carrot, Sweet Peas
Nasturtiun (tall or dwarf)
All for 25 Cents.
Also Bulk seeds such as Peas, Beans,
Corn, Timothy Clover and
Aleyke Glover.
JAS. STEEP & CO.
Produce Exchange
IT PAYS TO
is sure to attend those
me ile ng
Success who make g«�headu rof their
ti
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONT.
Last week showed ;the plaoing of five stu-
dents in choice positions; this week three.
Bella Mitchell, placed as 6 ndten gra
pier with the Van a cen Stedtn Specialty Co.,
of Chicago. The firs stenographer, le the same
oMoe, Mies Anne Beffatt, is also a former pupil.
James Warren as stook -keeper and office as-
sistant with Wm.ray �C Seim, Chatl;ein.
Fred Thompsono sniffed from ;stenographer
with Geo. B. Doug a to stenorapher with
Messrs Wilson, Renkin, Mc1 eough & Kerr,
Barristers, Chatham.
IT, PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL
College re -opens for the new year, ;Jan. 8th
For catalogue of either department address
1). McLACHLAN 01latham
Headquarters for all kinds of
FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
Two ears"choice Seed 5Ora just ar-
rived from Illinois. We have a large
stock of Feed Corn. Oats, Barley,
Peas? &e.
Highest market price paid for Coarse
Grains, or taken in exchange.
Cash paid for Eggs.
HILL & JOYNER
HURON ST., CLINTON.
MokIllop, Mutual FireInaueanoa Co
FAIdi & ISOI:ATENStJHV I OPER'ITYIONLY
I
COOK'S
Flout/Feed Store
BRAN, & • SHORTS
In large or small quantities.
OIL CAKE and MEAL
OF ALL KINDS.
10 pounds Choice Oatmeal for 1
,bushel of Oafs.
D. COOK, CLINTON.
BANES. • •
The , Maisons Bank.
oirrrosas.
Geo. Watt President Harlook James
W.Broadfoot, vine-Pres.Seaforth P.O.' P.O.;f . Shan-
non Secy-Treas., Sealorth P.O.; hg Aturdie. In-
epedtor of losses, Seaforth P. 0. - ---
DI8EOT0aB.
Jae. Broadfootr;Seaferth• M. Hurdle, Seatortb;
Geoff Dale Seatorth; Geo. ' Vatt Harlook; T. H.
Hive,Sealorth; Alex Gardiner, Leadbury; Thos.
Cariiutt, Clinton ; John McLean, Eippen.
AGENTS.
Thos. Neflans Harlook; Hobt. MnMillan, Se,'
forth and J. Cumings, E monwville.
Partfeeeteeire6e'td -effect Ihetitanoaseer•traa-
sadt other business will be promptly attended
to on application to any of the above offioen
adreeeepto their respeoltve offices
Benmtller Nux la®r9
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
NORWAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH
AND ASTRACHAN PINE,
The latter of which we make a specialty.
LARGE STOCK ON RAND.
The above ornamental trees and shrubboiy will
be sold at very low prices, and those wanting any
thing in this connection will save money by pur
chasing here.
Orders by Mailwill be promptly attended
to. Address,
JOHN STEWART, BENMILLER
luoorporated by Act of Parliament,18661
OAPITAL, - - 12,000,000.
BEST • FUND, -, 11,376,000
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
MA•Grpaa
" F, W. THOS.:.°eneal Manager.
Notes 'dlsobtljited Oollectiohe made, Drafts lee
sn.d. aton1iWasg and American r�exchan o bough
aneeiold, tett lolowed on dntositt Iii al
,est,
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S'ARM1E .
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with or ndorsers. Np e
gutted air m6onrity,
H. pi, 11 WER, Manager.
GIEO.D, MCTAGGART.
B
AL4ERT ST, - CLINTON.
A. general Bankl t g Burin
N',OTES DISCOUNTED
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Dtrefttl' il�ened. Interest allowed on
deposits.
irlI OLTNTON.
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Another Great Triumph
'the Bowmanville News Intl r -
views Mr. John llawkens.
AND is GIVEN BARTICULAES OF NINE YEARS'
Sorrnethe FIVES ASTHMA, FROM WHICH
HE HAS BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH WHEN
His CASE WAS LOOKED ors as uorELESF.
From the News, Bowmanville.
During the past five years the Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills have developed into a
boueenold word, and from several oases
that have oome under our personal obser-
vation, there is not the least boubt in our
minds but that they etre a boon to inaM(inpl,
and in scores of instances have saved lie,
whet} everything else bad failed. The cure
of Mr Sharp, whose Dave we published some
time ago, was one of the most remarkable
that we have heard of. To -day he is as
wellsever he was in his We, end fe daily
knocking about in all we thers attending
to hie farm duties. Reeently another
Wirepph for Pink Pillp name, under our ob-
Berg3ltion, and, atter 'interviewing the'per-
aoaeured, he gave permission to melte, the
tagt,'g public, and we will give- the story in
his own words. Mr John Hawkene, who
resides in the township of Darlington, some
ten miles north of Bowmanville, and whose
post office is Enniskillen, came to the coun-
ty from Cornwall, England, some 45 years
ago, and up to 'the time of his sickness had
always been a hardworking man. , One
day, however, while attending to his work,
he got wet, took a chill, and a severe oold
followed, which finally developed to as-
thma. During the succeeding nine years
he was a terrible sufferer from that dis-
tressing disease and gradually grew so bad
at he could not work, frequently spent
eepless nights, and had little or no appe-
e. Finally he could scarcely walk
rose the room without panting for breath,
d would sit all day with hi s elbows rest -
on his knees—the only position which
erred to give him ease, and at one time
never lay down for six weeks. As it
as a hardship for him to talk, all he ask -
was to be let alone. During this time
had been doctoring and had tried near -
everything, and spent over $100, but
t -no relief, , Finally some one recom-
ended him to take Pink Pills. He
ought they could do him no harm at any
te, and proonring a supply he commenced
ltmg them. After he had taken three
boxes he found that be was improving,
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after taking, -two more 'boxes, to the
tonishment avail, he, walked Heroes the
e14 to the woods- and cat' up e, cord of
wOGSt. Ho continued the pine and took
oro more bores, making seven in all, and
o chy, is ao-well as, heievise wee,, 414,al-
ays Vitas.103OVIWI ihkEii101•tdib•11 e:
he neighbors all began to ask him what
e had done, astheasthma had. left.him,
fid they never expected to hear of him
being well again. To one and all he tells
hat it was Dr. Williams' Pink Pills that
id it, and has recommended them to
cores of people since his recovery.
With snob wonderful cures ae these ea-
rring in all pparty of the Dominion it is
o
wonder. MAI Dr.' Williams' Pink Piffle
have achieved a greater repatatien than
ny; other known •medicine. All that is
eked for thein"IS a fair trial and the n-
its are rarely disappointing.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills strike at the
El
of the disease, driving it from the eye -
em and restoring the patient to health and
trength. In cases of paralysis,' spinal
roubles locomotor ataxia, rheumatism,
oiatioa, erysipelas, scrofulous troubles,
to., these pills are superior to all other
reatments. They are also a specific for
he troubles which makes the lives of so
many women a burden, and speedilyre-
ores the rich glow of health to pale and
allow cheeks, Men broken down by over-
work, worry or exee9see, Will lied lie Pink
Fills a certain cure; '' Sold by ell dealers or
sent by mail on receipt of 60'oents a box or
$2.60 for six boxes, by addressing the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont., or
Soheneotady, N. Y. Beware of imitations
and refuse trashy substitutes alleged to be
just ae good."
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HE r(ED HER Sl agstRiNds, �.
Then Ise Wee IneUnesi to PrldP Himself
She was pretty and pert, and as the i •
theater train swayed around the high
curves of Harlem four men In dress suits
«landed et her approvingly. All at ones
she made a discovery and her manner let
every one into her secret. One of her
shoes was unlaced. At first she made a
show of stooping to tie it up, but she was
not comfortably adjusted for lacing her
own shoes. In fact, it was a physical im-
possibility. The four young men In dress
snits saw it and soon were diecussing the
young woman's dilemma.
"I'll make a bluff at it anyway," said
one of them as the train left the Fiftieth
street station. Whereupon, to the delight
of hie companions and tho astonishment
of those who hadn't observed the eitua-
tion, he Areae and, kneeling deliberately
atthe feet of the fair one, he raised hie
hat politely and said:—
"May I have the?" etc.,
Her red lips parted, showing two rows
ofpearly teeth, while a faint color
mounted to her oheeks.
Tt you will be so kind, "she said.
It was a Mighty pretty foot, and none
teo, quickly the job was done neatly and
deftly, ¶he pretty woman thanked Mm
'end be returned to his seat. He plainly
inclined to plume himself to the eyes
of his companions, who rixadu''4ahous re-
marks about "havingher on the string,"
etc., all of Which waselatear4,by her,as was
Cutins tly Intended. i 4t the Forty-second
street'etatlo4i she &skew,' and, pausing a
moluene before the young man as she
passed sweetly inquired:—
"IMee I ask where your store is?"
And then she vanished.—New York
World.
Until the Fall Caine.
"So Very Serious."
$i Bias Alidereop's boolt Willi q 'Pet
tells Me well-known autograph story It
is worth repeating any number of times,
because it shows that even Carlyle and
Tennyson were human. Novas a young
friend of Black and an inveterate auto-
graph hunter. He had written unavail-
ingly to Beaconsfield, Tennyson, Carlyle,
Gladstone. Finally he Mt upon a strata
gem worthy of Machiavelli. He wrote to
each of tho most obdurate that ho had a
>If. ie yacht that he wished to name after
him. By return of post he had affirmative
answers from them all, the Chelsea sago
condesoendingto wish "that the Thomas
Carlyle' might sail ever under blue skies
and on smooth waters.". Here is a story
of Cardinal Newman—human without
vanity—prettily told by Miss Anderson.
"So you are going as far as any young
lady can go—as far West, I mean," he
explained in answer to Miss Anderson's
look of surprise, The '`youthful twinkle
in his eye was so irresistible" that she
laughed heartily. The Cardinal used to
carry toys in his pockets for the little
child of the wife of one of his friends.
After a time the mother died, and the
child was taken away by friends to an-
other part of the world. Many years
elapsed before the little one returned
grown up. The Cardinal was informed of
her arrival. He at once went to call, and
it was a touching thing to see that he
had as of old filled his pockets with toys
foe the little one. "He had forgotten the
lapse of years, and only remembered
with beautiful fidelity the old custom."
Artof Pattinson a Posthorn Stamp.
"When you pat a postage stamp on an
entelope," said a precise man to his son,
",you should put 1n on square and true,
'A?thtl•xtplier:•;rigdti:hand" Corner and as
near as possible to the margin of the en-
velope. You put it on at the right-hand
corner for the convenience of the stamp -
ere in the post -office, so that it may be
uniform in location w11th the ,tamps on
other envelopes and so more conveniently
and expeditiously stamped; you should
study the comfort of others as well as
yourself. Yon should put it as near as
possible to the corner, so that the cancel-
ing stamp will be less likely to deface
and so perhaps obsoure the address on
she envelope.
"Yon should put It on square and
true, because that is the methodical and
proper way to do. Many persons are dis-
turbed by the appearance of a stamp put
on in a careless and slipshod manner.
And I can easily imagine that such a
practice might work positive injury to
you. You might have occasion to write
to a man on a matter of business that
was of importance to you. You might
compose and write this letter with faith-
ful care and set forth what you had to
say with commendable clearness and pre-
cision, and yet upset It all by slapping
oxi''a damp carelessly; the recipient
might judge 'Yon 'by the one slight act
' dine naturally rather than by the studied
work done with a purpose.
"My son, don't do it; put the stamp
on where it belongs, so that the little
tto oh'bf color will graoe the envelb'pii
and not deface it."—New York Sun.
There was no summer weather in the
nth,:npbiii, mon»taine tilj the lest
veeldyp`Attill ;w IeTi time tbesngw kept
einitole ror getting into -tile
iiile. The season is the latest ever known.
Sas this foot anything to do with the re-
narkably 000l June weathell
After a oareftrl investigation into the oir.
umstanoes of the recent "^''st Eli( e
fridge disaster at 'Victoria, B C., Hie eor'
Iner e jury hie rendered a verdict holding
be Consolidated Railway Company di-
eotors reepoesible for 66 lives.
AT STITTSVILLE 1
The Town's Leading Ilieroha►nt Lafd IIP
Rheumatism in various forms ie one of
the most common dieeaees there is.
it arises generally fro leip4Fxit
and a broken down system. In. lois
limbs It is painful ; in most of the In*
terns.' organs dangerous. and le the
heart usually fatal.
The impedance ° of Mr. Si Minn; the
}coli known general merehant of Stitt's.
tine, is int eeeting : b ' 1110
[.est winter 1 was badly afflicted
tlt rheun ptism. ed , tri
r. Chase's% Pills: id sitVi illi.
got immediate relief, and before I bad
timed one i ek'any atilietjon ora ops.
" I .was also troubled with billow
Gess for yesreAiand at intervals of three
or four ireeki'tidald be laid np with a'
tevere heads h and sick stomach. Buse
ing C1mstilh Ellie I , hage not had Alii
ttack of either.
I'I " I may add that Dr. Chase's Glut -
bent for piles and skin diseases in just
*a effective as -Dr. Chase's Pills for blood
troubles. I have a clerk who suffered
terribly from bleeding piles. He tried .
hese'• Ointment end in a few, days was
To Prove the Pole le Found.
If Dr Nansen has really discovered tbe--t
North idle, bow is. .ho gbipg to prone
111 This question has been asked repeat -
of late, . and scientists have been Fe
to glue a 'satisfactory answer to
e'' problem. 'Pref. Dyeho, of Kansas,
who 1s now organizing a polar expedition,
explains how absolute proof of the success
.2t his enture may be given if he is lucky
enoiebh to reach the North Pole.
"I will- take a bullet and suspend 1t
from a string," says Prof. Dyche. ` This
bullet will oast a shadow. In our lati-
tude that bullet would in a day's time
describe an ellipse. At the North Pole
the gligror would make a perfect circle.
r will photograph the shadow through-
out the day. Of course, it will be neo -
smeary to bring back only an aro or part
of /t of s:de. Ag a day at the pole is sir
)ettnethe long, ., at would be practically
impossible to get a picture of the perfect
oirole. Any part of it, however, would be
enough to convince a scientist that I had
1eeohed the North Pole."
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only. -cleanses internally, but it heals, when applied externally,
all sores, ulcers, abscesses, scrofulous sores, blotches. eruptions,
etc., leaving the skin clean and pure as a babe's. Taken inter-
nally it removes all morbid effete or waste matter from the
system, and thoroughly regulates all the organs' of the ' body,
restoring the stomach, liver, bowels and blood to healthht action.
In this way the sick 'become wC11, the weak strong,' aadJ'ttbse
who have that tired, worm out feeling web,. neivi 41004+ and
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Teeth Reading -A New Fad.
Teeth -reading is the latent method of
investigating character. Phrenology le
!Ild-tabliiiflied, 061011d01 hes , f1111en into
dlerepnte. Something new bad to be de-
r, theist, and at;fast •it,And befalls feqand that
ifie teeth '1thI I a Book W ieh reveals
hitherto nndiseo p,erect secrete.The set -
ewe IOW iii Pitt' nfatloj yetj'but the
tollpwing are two or three of the items
W111611:'tte bir6fWOrd assert Who inisontro-
tertible: Teeth that are long and nar-
row denote vanity; projeotote indicate a
grasping disposition; treachery is best
known by small white, separated molars;
inconstancy by overlapping teeth, and
the poiisessor of wide, separated ivories to
sure to tell all ho knows.
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We havejust received a shipment of DINNER SETS from England, and con-
sider that they are the best value for the money we have ever been able
to offer. Just think of a Fine Gold Splashed Decorated 97 piece set for
$7.50. 112 piece Set for $9.50. 118 piece set for $11. We have a fine
line of Tea Sets from $2 up to $5, and Toilet Seta at a price to suit the
times.
WOODENWARE—We are going to give a Washtub worth $1 and a Wash-
board worth,25c, the both for $1 Cash.
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Married by Mistake.
Seven cases are recorded in Britain,
during the• present ntury, where the
bride- has been merle to the best mai
by the cfergi yiifa'ares -.mistake or the
groom's Stupidity.
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—made to look well in a window-
--made for anything but comfort.
Such are the kind that please your
eyes at the expense of your foot.
The shoe which does not fit your
foot the flrat time you wear It pro-
mises little comfort for the toren,
Matta time. It costa more money to eecnre the foot -
.fitting lasts of the Sinter shoe than for some entire
pixie stocks. That's why they possess more foot -com-
bat, wear and appearance than other shoes. Stamped
on the sole *8.00, $4.00, $5,00 per pair.
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Disease commonly comp. �t4 wit l;,sftght
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Ripens Tabules Regulate the System and Preserve fbe Healf>{h,
Ripens Tabules act gently but promptly upon the liver, stomach and intestines;
cleanse the system effectually ti cure dyspepsia, habitual constipation, offensiv,C
breath and headache. One TABULE taken at the first indication of indigestik n,
bitionsness, dizziness, distress after eating or depression Of pepirits, will Surely and
infallible cute they contain ickly reratle the whole difficulty.
injunoous and arIf given a e ani econoal mical remns uedyles ate an
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RipensrTabules are sbrd by' druggists, or by 1thh11 f
the price (60 tents a box) is sent to The R.ipans Chem,
Ictil vial,Com tinny, No. 10 Spruce St., New York. • Sampia