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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-08-28, Page 61890 .;. If Ilion Would ' Avoid its Terrors and Sf1rernngs Wise and Use Paine's Celery Compound. The dark night of sorrows suffering and terror has come to many a man and woman ina our! midst, and hope has almost fled from the troubled and anxious heart. in= ahadowa and small clouds, or, In other words, the symptoms of disease that Were noticed and felt some time ago, were disregarded, and the sufferers now And thd,'mselvea completely overwhelmed, and weaning for succor and release. To the disease-berdened we would say, deepair not. You may renew life and es- tablish a condition of health that will pause your friende amazement and wonder. Paine's Celery Compound will do the good work for you. It restores lost vigor and vitality, gives new, fresh blood, braces up the nerves, and builds up flesh and muscle. q , Paine's Celery Compound—the century's wonder—is no new and untried remedy. gws.r It has been tried and tested for year and bas proved triumphant in the moat 'obsti- nate oases. It bas saved life after all other medicines failed, and has the approval of the best medical men on this continent. If the shadows of disease are hovering over you, if you are not as bright, energetio end-strong-as-you—were-some -weeks-ago,-.a- ':- few doses of Paine's Celery Compound will tone up our whole system, cleanse the blood, oorreot indigestion, sharpen the ap- petite, and give you a vim and vigor that you will thoroughly appreciate. By all means give Paine's Celery Com• pound a fair and honest trial at this sea- son, and you will be compelled to sing its praisea as thousands of other's have done. fS Get the'gennine "Paine's," as there are vile imitations. 'Mr Robt. Purdy, a well-to-dy tar - mer of Ernesttown township, commit- ted suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. A short while ago deceased received a sunstroke, which affected his brain. Fifty years of suocess in curing Diarr- hoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Colic, Cramps' Bowel Complaints of summer and fall, eto., stamp Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry as the beet remedy in the market. It saves children's lives. A sad accident, which is likely to prove fatal, occurred at Hillsbury on Thursday. Two young men, named Alex. Gibson and Horace Royce, were loading grain on the farm of Mr Lo- ree, about two miles out of the village. Gibson was on the load, when the horses suddenly started, and the un- fortunate man fell backward, lighting on his head. He was taken to his home in the village, where he lies in a hopeless condition, his body being completely paralyzed from the neck downwards. There is a large family of small children who will be left in very poor circumstances. Thousands of cases of Consumption, As- thma, Conga, Colds and Croup are cared every day by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by J.H. Combe, Clinton. ' The late lightning storms, followed as they have been by so many fires, have revived the interest and specula- tion in lightning rods. We are not going to discuss the abstract question as to whether or not lightning rods are a protection to buildings, but this we will say, that a lightning rod not well planted in the ground, with its foundation either in water or damp earth, is as useless as a whipcord. Dry earth is a non-conductor of elec- tricity, and if the lightning strikes it will scatter it asunder like dry timber. Moist earth is a conductor, and light- ning striking it makes no impressirrn upon it. Hence it will be easily- seen that while one will attract, the other will reeist lightning. No man living knows all or even much about electri- city. The most learned know only that it is a force, and the greatest of all forces in nature, and that it can be controlled or directed within certain natural laws. If you invest in light- ning rods at all, go first and learn somethingabout what is required re- garding teir erection. OVERWORK —INDUCED - Nervous Prostration Complete Recovery by the IIse of Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Some years ago, as a result of too close attention to business, my health failed. I became weak, nervone, was Unable to look after my interests, and manifested all the symptoms of a de. aline. I took three bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, began to improve at once, aa • aatestaaaeas. aa and gradually increased my weight from one hundred and twenty-five to two 'hundred pounds. Since then, I and my iattila have used this medicine when needed, and we are all in the best of health, a fact 'which we attribute to ;dyer's Sarsaparilla. I believe my chil- drenwould bane been fatherless today had it not been for Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 'of Which preparation I cannot say too n itelii alt, O: Hiatsox, Postmaster and Plsntor, Iinard'a, S. C. artiParilla GAL A�k"`WO*LO't FAIR, AYEilet: bili filitV( DtM!>«dlk'M IIIIsk COVIttit The Marketing of A014@g, What to do with all the apples is a gues- tion in which the farmers Of Nortoni are very mush interested Net et present. Ap- plee are a drug an the Market and the in. ddioatione ere that tall and winter apples will be just as plentiful ae the early fruit with prides as low in proportion. Owing to the raid maturing, experts say that the fruit will not keep well and that the apples for shipment must be very carefully select- ed and packed. New York pity offers one of the leading markets for prime Canadian apples and the following article from the Canadian Hortioulturiet, on "Canadian apple for New York City," may prove of value to readers. "The fruit moat difficult to obtain of fine quality,eaoh s ring,hasbeen apples. Apples from south of Lake Erie and NewYork State are poor keepers, and leak in favor. The vary best apple country upon this continent is in Ontarlo,weat of Kingeton, and south of Georgian Bay. The akin of the apple in that seotion is thin and and high -colored, the flesh fine grained and brittle, the flavor a brisk, rich sub-aoid; fine to eat oat of the hand, or to nook. They are better keepers than any apples that I know of. By the time young brew planted now dome into full bearing, we shall have in this Republic 100,000,000 of consumers; and if all the land in the seotion of Outazlio I have nam- ed waa planted with apples, this market would oonanme them at remunerative prices. There ie not the slightest danger of over-stooking this market with apples of prime quality exposed for sale in March, April and May. "I have never tasted a prime red Astra- ohan sinoe I came here, snob ae I grew in my garden -in- Oshawa -although- I have hunted the markets for them. I suggest that some fruit dealer send to this market some fine red Aetraobane this summer in kegs. or half barrels, pack them carefully; ship to some good commission merohante in New York, brand them plainly as from Canada, and adopt some trade mark so ae to establish a reputation for the brand, and I am oonfldent that even after paying the duty and charges upon them they will yield a fair prioe. When I resided in Rochester I sent some Louise bonne de Jersey Pears to thio market in kegs ( barrels), and 1 re- ceived for them after deducting all ohargee, $6.60 per keg; this was in 1860. Had I sent them in full barrels they would not have netted me more than $16 per barrel. Many pereohs are ready to pay $2 for a keg of fine red Aetraohane, who would not give $6 for a barrel; superiority is always in demand,the n-arket is never over-etooked, while the market is glutted with inferiority at all seasons. Benoni, St. Lawrence, Gravenstein and Maiden's Blush, might be Bent here in the same way, as well as Duo - hese of Oldenburg. The market for prime Fameuse or Snow apples, is unlimited. "The success of such an experiment will depend on the quality of the -fruit and the care of the packing. When the brand is established the demand will far exceed the supply." Light in Asia—It Shines Clears Messrs T. Milburn ez Co„ Toronto. Dear Sirs, --There is light in Asia after all, and the man that .advised me to try your Heart and Nerve Pills was a friend in- deed and truly a friend in need. Before I started to take them I was languid, weak, sleepless and nervous. My brain was be- clouded and I could notcolleotmythoughts, I had gone through an operation in the hope of relief but still remained generally brok- en up, my appetite was gone and I was al- most without hope or ambition. Now f feel thoroughly rebuilt through the use of Milburn's Heart and Nervine Pills, and it took only three or four weeks to do the work. I often think of the years of suffering I might have escaped had I known of Mil- bnrn's Heart and Nerve Pilla In time; bat I am grateful to be restored to health at last, and gladly recommend the medicine that cured me. y. Antone Walters, Artist, Pasadena, Cal. rvovet Feature In Telephone Work. While the fact that the roar of Niagara Falls has recently been heard in New York over the telephone is generally known, but little has been said of the novel manner in which the transmitter was brought within range of the noise of the fallit.g water. After investigation, it was decided that the Cave of tb¢ Winds would be the best place at which to ogther the sound, as there the falls can ho approached more closely than nt al- most any other place. On a rooky ledge In the cava right under the center fall, was placed a wooden box, in which was secured a telephone, with a 'solid back" transmitter. To this was attached a sheet - iron funnel, 20 inches long and about 14 inches in diameter at the outer end. Three batteries were placed In the box, hut only two were used. The box was wrapped in canvas to protect the appar- atus from the constantly falling spray. When the sound was first listened to at the New York end, the impression it conveyed was that of the hissing of a gigantic sheet of spray, and hardly a suggestion of the "thunder" of the falls was audible. This wasanbsequently rem- edied by moving the box in the cave. to the point where it was produced by the falling tons of water. OIlb, a sharp hiss - Ing sound, like escaping steam, is made by the water as it curls over the rook be- low and goes sweeping out into the river. The other is the deep pounding roar made by the striking of the mighty col- umn on the rooks or Rater below. By moving the telephone 12 or 15 feet fur- ther back, the roar was caught and the /Mooing proportionately reduced. The re - suit was that an average note was heard at the other end of the 462 -mile line, although it was as curious as interesting to observe how from time to time it would be dominated alternately by the deeper diapason of the impact of the falls, or the sibilant hurtling of the spray. Tinkle Tour Ear. There is a branch of the pneumo -gas - trio, or reeplr'ation-digestion, nerve sup- plied to the passage of the ear, and it ham been proved by experiment that etlmu- latton of this nerve cauaom the vessels of the digestive organs to dilate. Tickling the passage of the ear stimulates title nerve, blood is withdrawn from the skin to fill the dilated blood -vessels of the digestive organa, this causes a feeling of ohillinees to the surface of the body, and shivering la the result. The explana- tion of the pnenme-gastrio nerve being supplied to the passage of the ear, is in- teresting. All vertebrates in an early stage of their development have certain olefte in the head palled "bronchial olefte," which, in the lower forms be- come the gill passages, and being, tiler/Stet, parts of the reepir'attott-dige.- tion system, are etrpplted by the pneumo. ,gaatrfo nerve. But the first cleft devolopa, into our ear-ptissage and enataob isn tube, and so We get the anoi'nai'y cr parts Wit; ilpeelal setae being supplied With bratiohoe Of it nervo,of res _' filen and dtgAstIQn; , *he Lxeeting aTap. A Milt deal of diseatiefaction has beau oalr9td to numufaoturers who have exported, their geode to Japan, by parts., and in eozn6 mens the whole of the cote etgament being thrown on their hande: The explanation is that the Jap's stands and of exoellenoe is very btgh, anti he deolinee to take anything that does not come up to it. Other nations are ready to aooept their pruobasea so long ae they are praotloally equal to their operative requirements, but the Japanese insist on a minuteness of construction and fln- lab which may almost be regarded as , "finicky." They are acid to be most. exact in their tests of goods made under contract, expecting large pteoes of ma- chinery to be mathematically true in every particular. In one instance, 460 tons out of 700 tons of galvanized Iron telegraph wire, Imported from Germany, were rejected beoauao they had become slightly oxidized In places when on board ship, and in another case a large quantity of telegraph wird was returned because its diamertor was found to be three -thousandths of an inob too large. T01) COMMON A Modern Development Be - coining too Frequent. It Requires Attention. Great increase of Bright's Disease, And diabetes, They are oaused by kidney derangement. Take it in time. Restore the kidneys to health. Doan's Kidney Pills do it. They cure all kidney complaints, lame back, backache, urinary dif&oultiee, etc. New proofs every day, here is one. Mr P. J. MoAlpin, the well known and popular proprietor of the MoAlpin House, Saye:—"I have been afflicted with kidney disease for some time. The doctors said I had diabetes. "One of the most terrible symptoms was the terrible pain in my back with a great deal of feverishness, sleeplessness and tired feeling. "In this condition I commenced the use of Doan's Kidney Pills, which I got at Luokham's drugstore. I began to improve at once, and now am completely free from all my troubles. "I recommend Doan's Kidney Pills high- ly as a magnificent kidney medicine." Signed P. J. MCALPIN. alma° Monuments. A company of glass workers have re- cently dlsoovered that ordinary plate- glass will make a more durable monu- ment than the hardest marble or granite known to stone masons. In a graveyard at Paris there is a gravestone of plate- glass, and It is certain to last longer than any other tombstone in the cemetery. Glass is praotfoally indestructible. Wind, rain, heat and cold have their effect o the hardest :oak; solid granite eventually ctnmblee away, and one can seldom read the inscription on a stone gravestone fifty years old. A glass stone will look as fresh a couple of centuries after Ile manufaotuee as oil the day it was emoted, and the lnsoripeion clan be made lneeaeable.. THAT PALE FACE For Nervous Prostration and Anaemia there is no medioine that wilt so promptly and infallibly restore vigor and strength es Soott's Emulsion. An excursion train run exclusively by women left Syracuse for the Thou- sand Islands. By the explosion of a charge of dynamite, at Parry Island, two men, James Smith and Arthur Hill, were blown to pieces. Mr Laurier will visit England after the session, according to The Cultiva- teur, to look after some of Canada's important interests. George McCauley, one of the promi- nent and wealthy mining men of Spo- kane and part owner of the Cariboo gold mine, at Trail, B. C., was held up by a masked lone highwayman on Wednesday, and compelled to hand over $1,400 in gold bricks, the last month's output of the Cariboo. SAVED MY LIFE. IT'S NO HOPELESS WAIL, BOT TESTIMONY WITH A Taus Rt NO TO it FOR THE GREAT BOIITM ASn0 ULAN CIIRES. WONDERFUL TESTIMONIALS. RREIIMATISM.—The great South Amerio- an Rheumatic Cure ie harmless, safe, and cots quickly. Gives instant relief and ab- solute cure in one to three days, Works wonders in the most acute forma of rheu- matism and neuralgia. "I was crippled so that I had to use a stink to get about," writes James A. Anderson, of Calgary, N. W. T. "At times I Buffered untold mis- ery. I tried every medicine under the ern, spent six weeks in the hospital under ape. offal treatment, without any relief. I wag induced to try South American Rheumatic Cure. After using two bottles I threw away my stick and went to work, and have worked every day since, and that wan two and a half years ago." KroNEvs,—"I believe it saved my life." is the positive testimony of Mr James Mo - Brine, of Jamestown, Huron Co., Ont., in speaking of the miraculous pare of a nom• plication of kidney tronbles by the Great South American Kidney Care. This gen• tleman was so severely affected that his pbyeioian had to attend him daily to take the urine from him. The first dose gave bim relief, and half a bottle cured him completely, dissolving all < bstruotions, and healing and strengthening the parts. South American Kidney Cure is a kidney a eoific only, and it done all that is claim- ed for it every time. STOMACH AND NERVES.—Two •thirds of a'1 chronic diseases aredue to disordered nerve centres. Care the nerves and you will control the disease. South American Ner- vine has proved this thousands of times. It is a powerful nerve builder and, in cases of acute indigestion and dyspepsia, has af- fected marvellous cures. Geo. Webster, of Forest, writes:—"For a number of years I suffered greatly from nervousness, twitch- ing of modes and sleeplessness. 1 tried almost everyknown remedy without re- lief. 1 was nduced ea a flint resort to try South American Nervine. The first bottle 'benefited me, and lite betblesonred me, It ii tr grand medicine, add 1 owe my lite to. it." seta by;SVattt tiQll. e s of 400,'i Salt _uttering Nemec th encl these uty gainer compiarnti • - to the hapi,in B112112.9.. B1.00 '.ro hater* IT PAYS TO The Canada Business College CHATHAM, ONT. le the oldest Business Colle1e in Canada under the management of its foamier. , STUDENTS EVERYWHERE SUCCESSFUL Nettie Park, Windslr, hes changed ber pposi- tion,aud 1- now stenographer for Stanton & Morey wholesale manufacturing olothler.,Detrolt,Mivh S10 per auek Clifford Yates. Costo, just placed as steno- grapher with Mechanical Supt, D. L. & N. Iona, Mich Arch McVicar, Petrolea, temporaii'y as steno- grapher w,th A E hhaunesa%, Barrister, Petrolea Eva Fisher, 1Sincardine, temporarily tas steno- grapher with Sutherland, lines Co, Chatham Every Graduate planed In geed position. It pays to attend the hese. Fall term opens Rept 1 For catalogue of either department address 1'. %14'LAct-1LLAN & Ca Chatham A-ttCAth Maite Cook's Cotton Root Componad Manufactured by T h e Cook Co., Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich., is the only known safe, reliable monthly medicine on which ladies can depend in "the hour and time of need." Every lady who reads this is requested to inclose two post- age stamps, with her address, for tee, and full particulars, w hich we will send by return mail in plain. sealed envelope. An old physician, 33 years con- tinued practice treating diseases of women, has charge of the office, and can be consulted by letter or in person. Address our main office THE COOK COMPANY, Room 3—No, -258 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. Ur Cook's Cotton Root Compound is sold by all responsible wholesale and retail druggists in the Dominion of Canada and United Statee for Oen Dollar per box, `yvl The item of repairs is one of the im- portant considerations in buying shoes. It ;is far better to put a dollar more on the shoes and a dol- lar !ess into repairs, you will have more satisfactory service. A shoe that is warranted :first-class is the cheapest shoe to buy. Just arrived, the Rocker Baby Carriage also a car of British Columbia Red and Native Cedar Shingled, JAS. TW1TCHELL, VICTORIA BLOCK WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Excelsior Egg WILL KEEP EOGs FERMI FON 12 MONTH*. Nothing euccpeis likesper q Wo started in business nearly two years ago,and have made a s.uccesa of our venture. started. out with a new stook of first-class eroeeriee, and a cash principle, and have built up a FIRST-CLASS TRADE. STILL—we can do more, and in order to do ao we are enlarg- ing our store and putting in a plate glass flout. When complet- ed we will have a store second to none. Have you tried our CREAM BAKING POWDER, 20e per Ib. Tin • The up-to-date Cash Grocery OO.L COOPER & CO, Farin produce taken as cash. --Telephone No. 23, Silverware Premiums We are going to give for a time to CASH PURCHASERS to th amount of $25, their choice of a large range of Silverware as per lieb It will be worth your while to call and get a card and see the goods. SUGAR --Special prices for Sugar in quantities of 100 lbs or over. Try us, OATMEAL—A first class grade of Oatmeal cheap. BOOTS and SHOES— Special bargains in Boots and Shoes. STRAW RATS—If you want a Straw Hat cheap this is the place to get it. Highest price for produce, would take a quantity of Oats in exchange. ADAMS' EMPORIUM, R. ADAM S LONDESBORO OPENED OUT AGAIN ! I beg to announce that I have resumed business at the old stand, and would respectfnlly solicit a continuance of the patronage so generously extended to me in the past.. The stock, which is all of prime quality, and well assorted, has been bought by me at considerable reduction on cost, and my customers may rely upon getting the best goods at bottom prices, N. ROBSON, - Clinton. Clinton Sash, Door Blind Pactory COOPER BROS., - - - PROPRIETORS, General Builders and Contractors. This factory is the largest in the county, and has the very latest improved ma- chinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice. We parry an extensive and reliable stook and prepared plans, and give estimates for and build all class• es of buildings on short notioe and on the closest prioes. All work is supervis- ed in a mechanical way and satisfaction' guaranteed. We sell' all kinds of in- y,terior and exterior material, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc. Agents for the Celebrated ORAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, manufactured at Waterloo. Call and get prioes and estimates before placing your orders. BINDER TWINE Amber Shield, Blne Star and Composite. Church's Potato Bug Finish and Fertilizer. Pure English Paris Green at] HARLAND BROS., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, - - - CLINTON. `CTB C-�-RO CERY A Snap in Crockery I We have just received a shipment of DINNER SETS from England, and con eider that they are the best value for the money we have ever been able to offer. Just think of a Fine Gold Sp7.50. 112 piece Set forplashed Decorated 07 piece set for ne lin of Tea Sets from $2 upO.50. to $5,Iand ToilettSete atforla price to su t$the times. WOODENWARE—We are going to give a Washtub worth $1 and a Wash- board worth 25c, the both for $1 Cash. CI -1 W A L414C) W, - Cllinton THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS ARE TAKEN BY HO RACE FOSTER DR. SPINNEY .*C CO. Th. Old Reliable Specialiste. es V •are Experience Its ttte*Laent of the Throat and Leapt Catarrh, Asthma, Bronttitlr, afvass, Chronic ind Special IX.- imi M.�s� jk m.>a and w en. IHIIL rwtared—KIda.y and ttlad- der troubles permanently et. e4—GI..t, Gonorrh Vark6cei. suul Etared without No cutting. and all BI Distract'cured wormy. , iaa fe, lrabari t th..Q.cta s1 yonthf i LlHM cr irdl N hoar, a iGwW.d frith Wuka. s, o,s r d itto Society. Kt hobble*, it A this., of t Weary Or• •mefirs Unified ..ft and *panty cut% peat. ai�UZIZ5 GGU.4RA to she tloa. olthttllrut .+t. • dUIe=,�ali VU eeta�E+l q'l,a�t.' 4whtkeaingoithI lettj tt.. 11•ilridM r. ., ,wi6.ir 'Jhlir�fre�ia inks who b! . dtr tI�� of r k s Thi 4erib! . ll fiali i1YUr. ecta b 1 ki.itf antitet� ' c4 ti ;' ''' s tpeW ; rith full ift ' >N.itlloft Wit `''' ICaltPNts:^ bile f ti� CIA +,.1fa.lMls, .w., p,t. y�,a!t a yti,. . ` :�iiiiit4�lY, Ira � IT IS NC) PICKLE. You simply treat the Eggs with PRESERVER, and lay then away° in a basket or box. .14.44 . LAY DOWN A SUPPLY WHEN THEY AR$ • C ICAO. 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