The Clinton New Era, 1896-10-23, Page 7Sandrw 189
IONEY SAYERS
FOR FAMILIES WHO DESIRE
TO ECONOMIZE
is
T � uw Cera for 15 months
AND A HANDSOME
Folrt,�aii of lion. W. Laurier
New Era and Globe, $1.50
Diamond Dyes The Agents
It would require many large volumes to
give a complete record of all the strong
testimonial lettere written by the women
of the country in favor of Diamond Dyes.
Thera indiepensible aids in good house-
keeping are gaining in public favor every
week, and onoe tried, they become per-
manent home favorites.
Just think of ill One package of Dia-
mond Dye will oolor from one to six pounds
of goods, according to shade desired. This
is wonderful work when the small expense
is considered.
Your last year's jaoket, suit, cape, dress
and your husband's suit and children's
clothes may be soiled, faded and unsightly;
but with s ten oent package o1 Diamond
Dyes you oan work wonders, and make
the old things look like new for this sea-
son's wear.
Have you ever tried this work with Dia-
mond Dyes? One effort in this direction
of true economy will convince you that
Diamond Dyes are money savers to the
family.
Ir iI
Woodetoek Sentinel-ftevielYmOneof
the dealeni in tombstones received a
ecnnewhat remarkable order the other
day. The order was from an aged
couple residing Ie short distance from
town and was for a topwbstooe. to be
erected over the resting places which
they expect to occupy in the cemetery,
after they have passed beyond. The
necessary lettering, names, etc,. were
to ne cut into the stone and blanks
left for the date of death, The old
couple are at present in the best of
health and will see that the marble
dealer turns them out a good job.
OLU WAR HORSE.
A GRAND ARMS MAR CROSSES SWORDS WITH
HEART DISEASE AND WIRE A GLORIOUS
VICTORY WITH THE AID Or DB.
AONEW'S CURE Bon THE !4
HEART.
Dr Agnew's Care for the Heart oan not
be over estimated, says H. M. Museelman,
a well known G. A. R. man of Weissport,
Pe., and he continues: "My aliments were
palpitation and flattering of the heart. I
used two bottles of your valuable cure and
am like a new man. I have taken bottlesand
bottles of other medicine without help. I
introduce it to my friends ht every oppor-
tunity possible. It is a great medtolue.
inside of 30 minutes after the first dose I
had relief." Sold by Watts & Ce.
, Sautbon oboes.
In the life of Sir Samuel Ferguson
is a story of Dr. Stokes, the celebrated
Euglleh physician. One autumn he took
ra tour 1n Ireland. That year the coun-
try, the Drops and the people suffered
from almost continuous rains, which
made p ptatoes, the chief food of the in-
tutbitente more than usually wet and
waxy. Sickness was very prevalent, and
when it became known that a great phy-
sician was staying at one of the Donegal
hotels, he w.is every morning beset with
requests that he would visit the suffer-
ers in their cabins.
Dr. Stokes was ever the friend of the
pour. and woull aneordingly take down
the u:ktreeees of his petitioners. Then,
at the breakfast table, he would crumble
some bread, ornsh a few lumps of sugar,
add some innocent white powder to the
mixture, and mold a cenintity of pills,
winch he placed In his waistcoat pocket.
Then, having visited some ruin or
spot of general tnterst for hie own plea-
sure, he would proceed on a round of
medloal cults. The sufferers were gen-
erally found to be men and women much
advanced In years. who complained of a
"weakness round the heart," a "weight
on the chest" or rheumatic pains.
Tho Doctor woula Staten with cordial
and g.pnuine sympathy, and then offer
his prescription, the bread pills. With
these, whluh were to be token at stated
Intervals, he produced half a crown, with
strict i:.struoti..n., to apply it to the pur-
ciinso of mutton ohnos, one of which was
to be eaten dally. Hie companions rellted
him on this uniform treatment, but he
was not 1n the least ,ilsturbad.
„\ly item, fru+ud," he w,eiid say, "in
whnterer manner these poor people de-
scribe their symptoms, their ailments
s1,ring from ono cause; they have no
ohms-,, of diet, and their only fond is a
wt t root. Tile chops will COlthem good
so I„ng as they last. As for the rheu-
matism, It 1s slighty intensified by the
wetness of the season; that is all.”—
Youth's Co..,;
In order to encourage new subscrib-
ers, we have decided to give the Nl.w
Eine to new subscribers from now to
the 1,t of January, 1808, for the small
stun of bill cash. We will also give a
heron iful 3 -color portrait of the Hon.
Wilfred Laurier, to every new subscri-
ber. It is a gem, 18 x'22 in size, and is
an excellent likensss of the Premier.
Or we will give the NEW ERA, and
Weekly Globe, and portrait, to new
subscribers, from now to the 1st of Jan.
1808, for the small sum of *1.50. We
thus offer one of the best local papers
in Ontario, and the best city weekly in
Canada, for less than the price of one
good paper for a year.
In addition to this generous offer we
will give the Laurier portrait to every
subscriber who renews his subscription
for next year, before the 1st of Jan.
18417. Pictures to be delivered at the
NEW ERA office. Those requiring pic-
tures mailed to them. must enclose 10c
extra. to pay for tubing and mailing.
Any one who wishes a portrait of Sir
Charles Tupper, in place of the other,
can have it on the same conditions. It
is equal in every respect to the other.
Extra copies of either picture, 25c each
Ir We ask all our friends and readers
to show the liberal offer which we
make to new subscribers, to any of
their neighbors who are not subscribers
to the NEW ERA, and to use their in-
fluence with them to induce them to
become subscribers.
ROBT. HOLMES, PUblieher.
THE BEST DETECTIVES.
The Chinese Are the Beat Thief Catchers
in the World.
A Frenchman naturally thinks the
Parisian detectives the beet. Englishmen
swear by the shrewdness of Sootland
Yard leen, and Amer -Mans, of course,
ewear by the New York detectives, Atter
three years' residence in China, says a
traveler, I do not think either of the
three bodies are entitled to the :redlt
given them. The Chinese beat them all,
They are at one time the most expert
thieves, and at another the most skilled
detectives in the world. A Chinaman
can steal your watch while you are look-
ing et it, and he can catch the man who
stole it, if 1t happens to he some other
man than himself, when a French de-
tective could not.
I have seen evidences of detective able
ity among the Chinese which would
startle even L000cq. It is impossible for
an evil -doer to long elude the Chinese
detectives. They scent a crime and fol-
low It to the last before civilized detec-
tives would know of it.
The Chinese detective force is a secret
body, and the best organized in the
world. They have an eye upon every
man, womatf and child, foreign or na-
tive, in China, and in addition watch
over each other.
Informers are encouraged, and collu-
sion le impossible. The head of the Chi -
11030 polioe le not known, but there 1s
one, and a very active one, too. I bave
beard that the present head was once an
ambassador to a European oonatry, but
really I do not believe that anyone knows
who he is. There are said to be over
60,000 men under him and his assistants,
who control the various distriete.
THE APPLE CROP.
The vastness of the apple crop has
had the effect of advancing ocean
freight rates for all kinds of produce.
This is aloe a resultant of the affluence
of the Canadian and American har-
vests of all kinds.
"Last week," said a haver, "our firm
shipped to the European markets 133,-
000 barrels ct fruit, as against 17,000
for the corresponding week last year.
This repreeents quite accurately the
difference in the crop Ibis year and
last. In England last year the crop
was a magnificent one, while here it
was only fair, but this year in the Brit-
ish Isles the crop is very poor."
A local shipper on Sat tit day received
the following from one of the largest
shipping firms iL New York: •"All the
steamer room is taken. Freights are
firmer than they have been since 1892.
At the present moment freights on ap-
ples are three shillings per barrel to
Lives pool; 3s 3d and 3s eid to Glasgow;
3s 6d to London via Southampton, with
5 per cent primage ineach case added,"
"111 Boston the nates were at the be-
ginning of the season Is Od per barrel,
whit, all the space for this month is ta-
ken up et 2• and 2s (1d, and the sten m -
ship companies are getting, nr trying
to get, their spacefilled rot next month
November,) at 8e.
"The steamship freight. sit nation is
similar with respect than com,noditres.
Grain freighte are 4id to Liveepool,and
provisions 22s6d per ton. The general
demand for American grains and pro-
duce of all kinds ban in many cases
more than doubled freight, rates."
Judged by the freight movements,
this is by all odds the heaviest apple
year for this country on record. More
fruit is Jost now being shipped by way
of Monti eat 1 han Boeton or New Ann k
butas the Canadian port will soon he
closed fcr the winter, the American
seaports mentioned are preparing for
the stress 1 hat is expected. Last week
there was shippped from Montreal to
Liverpool 30,592 barrels; to (llaegow,
23.947: to Dublin, Leith and Newcastle,
2,718 ,i total of 48,133 barrels. The
shipments from all Canadian and Am-
erican porta this season to date foote
tip to the immense aggregate of 4211,530
barrels. whereas the total to the same
date last year was 39,309, showing an
increase of almost a thousand per cent..
Henry M. Stanley. the famous Afri-
can explorer, is gradually turtling
black, as the result of having negro
blood transmitted to his veins as a pro-
tection against the deadly malaria,
while he was travelling in the dark
continent. The climate of several por-
tions of Africa is extremely dangerous
to foreigners, and as Stanley had to
pass through the "fever country," be
had a skilful native operator pet fon nu
the cperetion of transfusion of blood
from a negro to his (Stanley's) veins
Stanley travelled repeatedly through
that district wil,hout ever h'%ving th
•e
fever.
False to the Principle*.
The man with the long beard threw
his paper down in disgust.
"That settles it," he @aid. "Bryan
don't get no vote from mo. iee ain't to
be trusted. He talks a lot, but when it
oomes to the proof of his devotion to sil-
ver they ain't to be found."
"What's the matter nowt" asked the
man with the Ride whiskers. "It's his
wife agin," returned the man with the
long beard. "1 s'pose he'd claim be ain't
responsible, but a man has got to take
the blame fer what his wife does or else
throw her over."
'He'd have a lot of fun throwing her
over," said the man with side whiskers.
"Why, she's pretty near the whole thing
1n this campaign. But what's she been
doing?"
"Tbts here paper says her only jewelry
consists of three rings and a goldoomb."
"Well?"
"Well, what's she doing with a gold
comb when we're devotin' all our ener-
gies to pushin' up the pride pf silver?"—
Chloego Post.
OUT OF THE TOILS.
111'aiC1ANS FAILED, CURE.A1.L0 FAILED—Err TnE
01.1.RAT SOUTH AMERICAN RIDNF4 crag,
IT IS iN 1'HE Alit
Clinton People Talk About It
It is in the sir.
Can't stop it spreading.
Can't keep down a good thing.
People who don't know about it want to
know,
People who do know want to tell abcnt
tt
it is kidney education.
Clinton people are learning fast,
tiere are some facts:
i am sure they are a good pill for kid-
ney troubles," save Mrs W. Jocee, of Ful-
ton St., Clinton, "because they are so
strongly recommended to me.
-Before I commenced taking tbem 1
could neither sleep or rest. As a result of
taking them I now sleep well and feel rest•
ed when 1 get up.
' Rheumatism and kidney trouble had af-
flicted me for years and made my life mis-
erable nearly all the time. I cannot tell
you how badly I felt becapse words fail to
describe the sufferings I endured, but no
sooner had I commenced taking Doan's
Kv'noy Pills than I began to get better.
-They have removed all the pain and
tired feeling, and made me stronger and
better in every way, and enable me to ob•
taro restful sleep et night.
"They are a wouderful medicine for
rheumatism and kidney trouble in any
form, and I heartily endorse what is said
about them by the hundreds who testify to
their value."
A SPECIFIC
—Yoa -
La Grippe, for Colds, Coughs,
AND LUNG TROUBLES,
AYER'S PECTORA
"Two years ago, I had the gr.:.
and it left me with a cough wheel .
me no rest night or day. My i._
physician prescribed for me, chan 7.
the reedicine ne often as he four:d '
things I bad takeu were not help:r.o
The bodies of Anthony Willman, of
Buffalo, and his brother, Daniel Will-
man, of Hamilton, were buried on
Tceeday. Daniel died while going
home from work Friday night. A
A SPECIFIC RP MEIN FOR A SPECIFIC telegram was sent to his rot her, stat-
ing that the body would he shipped to
TROURLE, MIRED este A. E. YOCNO Buffalo for burial. It was taken to
OF RARN@TCN,P O.. OUICELv AND that city on Saturday night, and when
it arrived, Anthony, who had been
sick, died also. Both met. had heart
disease. It was intended to t:ury the
former on Monday, but the funeral
was postponed until Tuesday, so the
brothers could be buried together.
PERMANENTLY.
This is her testimony: "I was taken sick
in January, 1898. I employed several of
the beet local physicians and was treated
by them for kidney dieeaae antil the au-
tumn of the same year without receiving
much benefit. I then began tieing your
South American Kidney Cure, and derived
great, benefit alfnost immediately, I feel
new Ass I ani quite oared, I hate taken
hitt iefifoify& for Sonia length of time and
have riot had a return of e�tll
, d tonin of the dhows?
.-i.-.'. M0.0
PYNY - PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
in a surprisingly short time. It's a sci-
entific certainty, tried and true, soothing
and healing In its effects.
W. C. McCotrasa & Sor,
Bouchette, Que,
reporl Ins letter at urn)r•Podorsl cured Mrs.
0. German of ohrtpte cold in obextend bronchial
cured W. G. McCombs of e
longstanding odd.
Me. J. H. Hurn, Chemist,
sae Yonge St., Toronto, writes:
"Asa general dough and lung syrup
Pectoral lee most Invaluable rreparatlon. t
hhaave'tried It mahe atmeet n, ring k 1 to me n to a who
benefits derived trona Ito we In their famines.
It is suitable for oW or row& being pleasant to
the taste. Its isle with me has been wonderful
and 1 can always recommend 11 as a safe and
reliable cough medicine.
large Dotxla ee eta. •
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
Sole Proprietors
MONTREAL
me, but, in spite of bis attendance, 1 ?et
no better. Finally, my husband,—r. . •' •
ing one day of a gentleman who I. ,
had the grippe and was cured by tnkiti,
Ayer's Cberry Pectoral,—procural. f ;-
me,
me, a bottle of this medicine, an,t 11,i
I had taken half of it, I was cured. i
have used the Pectoral for my rl,ildien
and In my family, wbenerer we t e..
needed it, and have found it a species
for colds, coughs, and lona trrnlhh •
EMILY Woon, North Bt., Elkton, Me
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Chasse the Systea with Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Manufactured b y 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 lime
of need." Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two post-
age stamps, with her address, for
t siZ
and fu 1 particulars, wh ch we will
send by return mail in plain. sealed
envelope.
An old physician, 35 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,
Boom 3—No. 253 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
a.
seeing that this popular interlining
ing, and only buy the ready-made
Chamois Label. It only
provide a healthful warmth of w
• • ••• •O••••••••• •••
even tho' #ou're out ail day, When
you have your clothing interlined
wink Fibre Chantal*. Because it
is a complete non-cQAiductOr of heat
and cold, and preserves the natural
warmth of the body, keeping out
every breath of raw air and frosty
wind. What 5 more, the waterproof
Rigbypwcess sit leet impale-
s -
trable to the driving
day's rain.
Prepare to enjoy thorough com-
fort outdoors in all weather by
3s put in o r ordered cloth -
Fibre
costs cents a yard, and will
hick othing can rob you.
• ,-• • •
n
creme
is to be found a beautiful stook of MILLI,
NERY that is right op o dans.
Hand.
some Dress trimmings. Serviceable Dress Goods very o .eap.
Flannel-
ettes unsurpassed in value.
If you want a good SUIT, OVERCOAT, UNDERCLOTHING, or BOOTS or
SHOES, do n.pt buy without inspecting ours. GOAT ROBES and HORSE
BLANKETS at very close prices. Our GROCERY department is well sup-
plied 00 lbs. of SALT PORK at fic. per lb. to
Solhn and pint
iaod lf gallolOEc MS to dispose of at 12 and 9 cents, clear.
Some
R ADAMS
In the Emporium
rig' Cook's Cotton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail druggists in the Dominion
of Canada and United States fur One a
Dollar per box.
I)�3M�T' M[',(ai,,1UM,
LONDES.3Q1t+O
Ve);:Te Huron Central Exhibition
SEPTEMBER 19th and 30th,
And will be pleased o have you call and inspect our complete stock of
Hardware, Ti� e(xo ��e Paints Furnaces,
Oils. Lamps and
Our stores are the places for Bargains.
HARLAND BROS.,
HARDWAREIERCHANTS, CLINTON.
eTBUOK WITH LIGHTNING.
Neatly describes the position of a hard or
soft corn when Putnam's Painless Corn
Extractor is applied. It does rte work so
Oddity and w1tlian itis thattt -seems ms-
. ix sielita it. Rsess�ileot she
Elia r L s il/ d Uitll a't1 **1i.
A. C. DUFT�N
When this announcement is ,end 0 "11
bave it crowd of anger buyers fer
BLANK ETS,
SHEETING, Double or Single
YARNS and HOSiERY.
Friends and neighhors are telling friend• and ne
low prices at which we are offering goods :
Invites' fine black all wool 1108e die a pair
Boys' black ribbed stockings, all stool 25c a pair
Meri's Hose, wool, from lye lip to... . ...... 35c a. pair
Yarns, all colors, ;,0c a lh.
Single Yarn '15c R 1h.
Nowhere in this Country -in all the Cities, villages nr hamlets -are
Blankets of such superior or such true snrpeseing elegance and newness
offered at anothing like the underselling prices that prevail here. In
marking the prices on our Goods our one sole object and uppermost
principle is to show the buyer that everything we sell is imeneasurahly
lower than anywhere else.
('all and give us an order.
7.7B (31-1R, C MIR -"Y"
Pure Ginger, Pure Tumeric, Pure Pepper Pure Cloves
" Alspice, Mix. Spice, " Keyenne, " Cassia
It India Spice, Curry Powder, Currland.er Seed
In Spices you want the best.. We desire to furnish you with pure
goods.You as well
the
it. nere xsatisfaction
using poo Picrxtra WhiteWne Vegar is also ecessary.
(.;linton
45;-1E4.) SIVA 31 1LA W,•
igh bor. of the wondet fully
A C. DU FT O N,
OPENED OUT AGAIN !
The
Opposite Mason
douse, Clinton
OMR
PURITY, STRENGTH, and UNIFORM FLAVOR IN EVERY PACIAGE
I beg to announce that I have resumed business at the old stand,
and would respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage so
generously extended to me in the past.
sock, which is all of prime quality,, and well Assorted. has been
nayy upon n getttinidthelle het goods at bottom on on cost, and priices customers
y rely P getting
N. ROBSON, - Clinton.
Clinton Sash, DoorB1ifldFa0t0rY
CEYLON
TEA
e . In Lead Packets only . s e
Specially Selected Black or Mixed--- ps LPoundnd 6on One
Packetts--AT *u Gspdaas-way, 30, 4o, 5 , ..
The CIAV ON .&. Lr,. NN , �- TS `kb N
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 nn the shortest notice \Vc carry an extensive
and reliable stock and prepared plane, and give estimates for and build all class-
es of buildings on short notice and on the closest prices All work is supervis-
ed in a mechanical way end
rd„r satisfaction
r guaranteed, We fell all kinds of in -
Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc
andiL f estimat s bet replacing your orders.
otured
Lumber, Lath, 'hingiCS,
Agents for the Celebrated (.11.1Y
at Waterloo. Call and get prices
THE BEST
PH OTOC RAPHS
ARE
TAKEN BY
H O RAC F FOSTER
8CCO.
SPINNEY
The Old Reliable Specialists.
83 Y.ara E cperi•flO
lash
trrsatment of the Throat and La
I., --as, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
srveaa, Chronic and Special Dis.
eae•s et man and wanes.
restored—Kidney and Blad-
der troubles
eored.�.Gleet, Gonorrhoea, varicocele
e rfdgre cured without paiw No cutting.
=is and ail Blood Diseases cared
`. frlthoat mercury.
LO Nell =p`O1w
° e caret. of
fouler er (adieeectltm 1
or lie teriblod with W.A r s, Nervous
DebiS t7. Lass of Memory, p°n�.
Awaits. b Society, t�a�t1^ta�l� (lN�tM�
anAlta euf 15 pita sad rhlary br-
to Ike
p*t. CUILnS GU
Liddle -Aged Yon , "> t`O.,
4.4
Sans of tie bladder. often &ccompenled by s slight s int orthar iq
weakeningof the system Ina rammer the esteem cannot a - ,-,t
men vote ie of this difficulty, 1 arantot tha WOW. Te rr1'w•+
feet rare in all eue1, cases, and °ealtir r�Yslat1 t11 dal
tadoitton free, eineb The a . th t Lri a gwew�iet1 n 18k ef
Pert
g, co hoots: 9 s. es.'t• a yu M. smears, OW 17 0. I
6:a iliattiatisolfro. III EL
IAit Ydnhood
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