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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-12-18, Page 4P1119 EST Wilson.. Sale d three horse power upright engine or sale at a bargain. Can be seen at `1kApply to CLINTON NEW ERA or FELL, Engine Supply Co., Loudon Stray Heifer tom subscribers premises, Maitland orne, about the 1st of August, a Helfer, having the end of the right Any one giving Information that fits recovery will b: suitably rewarded (k'W, Cr'DURST, B-nmhler P.O. 1m1 fer wises, lot 2.5, con 14 he middle of October Owner is hereby m- y charges and take it eifer premises, lot29, 4th about the middle of $after. Owner is here- porty, pay chargee and YEO, Rayfield P.O. R SALE. Piano, Upright, Main's- , for on very reaeon- NEW ERA OFFICE. HS FOR SALE new one-horse Bob-8leighe, :lurade, Will be sold cheap, WM. GRANT, the G T R station, Clinton {Boar ,fdr Service. ape fer service at his premises lett,a thorobreci Berkshire,l,oar. e of service, (with pirvilege of eoessary) or $1.25 if booked.' HENRY FREEMAN. Feeders—Corn for Sale unt best`Yellow Corn, at 3.5c. a bush- kes chop at less than 60c per hundred, ran $12 per ton. At that. low price it sed anyykind of stock, or to mix with of grain,, especially to give boo and D oats, barley, &c. Sell for cash, ex - r any kind of grain, some cases give moths' t&me, if desired. Drive right use, oppolite station. W. G.I'ERRIN ON MARBLE WORKS. COOPEIre OLD STAND, ext to Commercial Rotel. iishment is in full or oration and a d in the most satisfaotoe y way, Came granite work a specialty. Prices a as those °tan y establishn.ent LE & HOOVER,Clinton. lm • Entity Slot Wanted a - You'll be astonished hitch you can get for itttOyr- in our Shoe Store. ,of the bargains will 'led,. but not so much ,toucan entertain their .8 andBnally accept them 'have a large stock of 'telling Bags. 'WS in Goat ore Blankets. Ogle Harness. lOsale & Reta.il 1. Httrou County Endel;4vorers. We would commend to the 'Endeav- overeof the County who ate interested in nnission work among the Indians of the Northwest a little paper entitled "Progress," published bythe etude-etre ®f the Regina Indutstrial school. It is replete with information concet'ing 1 he life and customs of the Indians, and devotee much space to accuuute of mission work being carried on among the different tribes, It is published twice a month, at the low price of au.• per year. The editor is D. U. Munro, well known in Huron Co. When you COWS to the meeting leave behind: --your fear of criticielu; pressing anxieties; selfish thought.~; coldness of heart; every hindrance. Bring with you:—your Bible and hymn book; prayers and praises; seeking hearts; Christlike spirits; earnest minds. During Dr. Clarkts visit to London, England, a C. E. rally was held ill Spurgeon's tabernacle, which was crowded to the doors. It was presided over by N. 13. Meyers. Twelve girls comprise a junior U. E. society in an Industrial school for girls in Toronto. ;Last year these chil- dren gave thirty dollars for missions, all raised by their own efforts. An Endeavorer of Berlin, a young lady aged 17, visits the House of Re- fuge every Sunday with a supply of good literature. The poor Did folk-: anxiously look fc.r her, and her visit is to them the brightest time in the week. Twenty-two members of the junior society of the Methodist church, St. Marys, have not during the last three months missed oh urch service, Sabbath school, or junior prayer meeting ex- cept when detained by illness. and then a text of Scripture was sent to be read in the meeting. God does not measure our service by the amount of work we do, but by the willingness we show in doing what he wants us to do. He may call us to do some great work or he may require from us only the smallest service. 13ut whatever he the work assigned us we should be willing to say "The servant is ready to do whatsoever my Lord, the King, shell' appottlt." Miss Anna Ross, Blyth, Vice Pres. of County Union, has secured a posit- ion on the teaching staff of the Glencoe public school and will enter upon her new duties at the beginning of the new year. Port Albert Presbyterian church has a Y. P. S. C. E. which has never been reported to the County Secretary. 11 was organized in Jan. 1805. Total pre sent membership, :38, Pres., A. Gor- don; Sec., Miss L, Stevenson. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried fur ('ustoria. When she became Miss, Lho clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, NEWS NOTES It is reported that there are now more than forty cases of typhoid fever at Staples, as well as several cases of dipther ia. The investigation int() the conduct of John Crowe, Indian agent in Bruce county, proves that he was an ofiensiti political partizan. 1t is said that he will he dismissed for wrongfully in- fluencing the Indians, At Korneko, Ind., the amputated leg of a dray man, who had chilblains and corns, is to be disinterred under his doctor's orders and buried seine the frost line in order to relieve the man's present sufterings from the old complaint. The Associated Charities notify the public that 8,000 families, including 35,iree persons. are now destitute ul Chicago. This covers only half of the city. The total destitutes will apprex- irnate 70,14)11 persons. The ut•edy one,. are chiefly foreigners. The other clue a 111ru1 went into an Aurora drug store, and took a handle. of camphor halls out of a glees j 1r, thinking they were candies. Ile ale two of thein and became very sick. He will hardly meddle with candies of that kind again. Karl's Clover Itoot Tea purifies the blood and gives a clear and beautiful complexion. Sold by J. H. Combe, Clinton. Henry Cooper, the Rnglish giant, Is staying at the Villa, Moons ('lernene He is eight. feet six inches tall, wel proportioned, and weighs 34(1 Ibk. Ile sleeps in two keds placed together. He was born in England, and till his 170) year was a youth of ordinary hize working in the mines. After an 111 nese he WAS taken to India. where In 22jweek he gained 'Ili inches in height. Mr John Bart., an old resident of Westminster township,nearNilest' wn is differing from some disease in his arm, who h apparently baffles the Ail) of the hest physicians and sur geom. Over a year ago his arrn'hegan to pain hen and hem swelled to nearly twice its normal reef), the pain at tinier. being almost unbearable. A 1.1 real number of eurgeone have examined hire, hut hold out little or no hopes el A cure. A remarkable example of the tenac- ity of life possessed by a mud -turf le was shown at Peter'bor•o' this week. Three weeks ago Lyroan S. Terrill se- cured a small turtle, and wishing to preserve the shell, decapitated the ani- mal. Although three weeks have pass ed since the animal lost bis headpiece, it is AR lively as ever, and Mr Terrill is puzzled to know how to knock the life out of his turtleehip, short of allowing a railway train to run over it, "My baby had croup and w a Raved by Shiloh's Core," writes Mrs J B. Martin, of Hz(itsville, Ma, Sold by H. Combe Clinton. A novel sight was wit for two ago cn the farm 'Blue, about half a mile w Feeett Co. A deer ca rough h the orchard an in front of the h at d towards La sly la quarter er was seen In tier brr forty nt ilii .Keil' °nett ton d a day r Albert f Duart, unning sed the t went. n. It ntu ry hbor- THE CLINTON NEW ERA Love in the Scale. " now much does the baby weigh " is only another way of asking, " 1s he healthy and strong?" When a baby is welcunled into the world with loving cure and forethought, his chances of health and strength are increased a bun dyed -fold. A prospective mother cannot begin too early to look after her own health and phys ical condition. This is sure to he reflected in the babyAny weakness or nervous de - 'pression, or lack of vigor on the mother's part should be overcome early during the expectant time by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which promotes the perfect health and strength of the organism specially concerned In motherhood. It makes the coming of baby absolutely safe and comparatively free from pain; ren dens the mother strong and cheerful, and transmits healthy constitutional vigor to 'the child. No other medicine in the world has been ouch an unqualified blessing to mothers and their children. It is the one positive spe- cific for all weak and diseased conditions 'of the feminine organism. It is the only medicine of its kind devised for this one purpose by a trained and educated special- ist in this particular field. Mrs. F. B. Caunicge, of No. 43.10 Humphrey 9t., ,St. Louis, Mo., writes : " I am new a happy mother of a fine, healthy baby girl. Feel that your ' Favorite Prescription' and little 'Pellets' have dour ore more good than anything I have ever taken. Three mouths previous to my con- finement I hegaq using your medicine. I took three bottles of the Prescription.' Conse• queuces were I was only in labor forty -Five nein. Utes, With my first baby I suffered 14 hours, then had to lose him. He was very delicate and only lived 12 hours. For two years I suffered untold agony, and had two miscarriages. The 17avnrite Prescription' saved both my child sod `myself. My baby is not yet three weeks old and dun L o thiol[ I ever felt better lalife." tt my A Talk ,....t Mr. Bayard. New York, Dec, 7.—A special from 'London to a New York paper says: Am- bassador Bayard assured me to -day of hie belief that before Ills departure from England some permanent arrangement of arbitration would be reached between England and America. Negotiations were, he said, being conducted at Wash- ington, not through him, but they arose so naturally from the affinities of the two peoples that now the Venezuelan ques- tion had moved so far toward a settle- ment there was every reason to hope for a speedy and favorable issue in the larger question. Discha.iged Them Wholesale. Ottawa, Ont., Dec. 7.—The Dominion Government has notified all the look masters and other t mployoe on the Rideau Canal from herr' to Kingston, that their services are not further ro- qulred. The notice ,aye they will not necessarily he re-engaged in the spring. About forty oflielale are concerned. Heretofore it as been the custom for the look mestere and must of the others to hecentinued on the pay list all winter on the ground that the locks need watching even after the ice has formed. Took Paris Green and riled. Owen .sound, Des. lt.—At shallow Lake, a small village ten miles from here, on Wednesday. Mrs. Richard Hawk took a large dose of Parts (.green, from the etTeets of whteh she died an Thursday. Medical old was called soon after the poison was administered, but it was im- possible to Rave the woman s life. Mrs. Hawk had been Mentally deranged for two years past, and the rash act can no doubt be attributed to this fact. Mr, Hawk 1s n manufacturer of shtnglee at Shallow Lake. What remit lieu want. Windsor, Ont., Deo. 7.—On account of the Comm lael 'n appointed by the Dom- inion Government to enquire into the tariff laws of th, country a petition Is being circulated through Essex County amongst th, fruit growers, to be pre- sented to the comunlission asking that body t' re•comrue nd to the Government that no change be made in the duty en fruit corning into the country. i tont Postmaster ) Ase e tA. I. Flint, at Holland, Man., acoldentally shot and killed himself at that plane. Keeper John Mills, of Kingston peni- tentiary, 1s reported to have fallen heir to an estate in etretiand worth $1 40,000. The Methodist Trust Fire Insurance Company will apply to the next session of Parliament f"r incorporation. and the Commercial Travellers' .,AAsociaatinu of Canada will apply for increased powers. HAS A RlEO Glib 46YEARS% SUCCESS' '11 [SA SURE CURE Dia (& ,. DYSENTERY O o • GRAM RS • CHOLERA !RYA NTUTA srhd aft S amitR GOMPY0ct'NTS re, eluldre or 'Adults. P re.1 G IE.— Cramps, Cramps, Collo, Cohn, DTAREJr BA DY4F,YT and all BOWEL, COMP. TS. ' A Sure. SafeQuick Cu �, e:e troveles axes ONTARIO FRUIT GROWERS. Annual Meetlnrf of the Association Cop eluded —Question as to the Advisability of Rstnbllshirt,lr it Dominion Derail Exper1- 110•14tal Station, Kingston, Deo. ti. --The closing isseion of the Ontario Fruit -Growers' Associatiou opened at U.SO o'olook on Friday. Mr. T. 11,111m reported for the committee ap- pointed to examine the fruit exhibit at the meeting, excepting the exhibit at Or1ll]a two yours ago, the collection at this year's meeting expelled any shown lu many years. The committee to criticise the expendi- ture of the tissool'•tlon reported that the annual stater: o should Tow the assets and liabilities, as well s the ex- penditure and receipts for the year, nob only as to their accuracy, but also to suggest any economies that they may think might be etfooted, They questioned the expenditure for printing the Horti- culturist for 1h lett, and suggested that tenders should he asked from a number of priuting establishments. The question drawer was opened, and the advisability of ostnbllshing a Dom- inion fruit experimental station in Southern Ontario, was considered. Mr. E. 13. Smith thought that such a station should be estahllsheu, but it might olash with the Ontario Government's experi- mental stations. President Wellington believed that the Ontario Government etatious covered the ground. Prof. Saunders thought It unneoessary for the Dominion Government to open up a station In the district mentioned, when the Local Government attended to the work to the satisfaction of the fruit - growers, Ile could Hay tbat the Domin- ion Government would assist in the work already established. Mr. Nhepherd, from the Niagara dis- triot, strongly advocated establishing it br.clrh experimental station. In testing new varieties it would assist the grow - err in Southern Ontario. Mr. E. 13. with stated that the work of the established stations would be ex- tendedfuture Mr. 11. 13. Whyte, Ottawa, thought that the r:uults of the Ontario stations should hex watched for a short time yet before the Donllnlun Government was asked to establish one. Mr. Sydney Fisher pointed out that as the fruit -growers 1n Southern Ontario wanted a station, fruit -growers in other Readmit; would slake the same demand. If a station were established In one part the Government would find it hard to refuge others. If the Dominion Govern- ment started these stations, in many lnstanoos 11 would be duplicating the Work already done, which would meet with disapprobation from the people. The question of establishing a Domin- ion experimental station was referred to the committee appointed to prepare an- swers to the questions ae stated by Mr. :Sydney Fisher, This closed the aneroid session of the essoolatlnn In the afternoon the direc- tors and delegate were driven around the city by the; Mayor and shown the prin- cipal points of interest. The neaS place of •meeting will be at Waterloo. Thousands of oases of (''onsumption, As- thma, 1.'ougs, ('olds and Croup are cared cetery day by Shiloh' a Cure, Sold by JAI Cumbo, Cfintou. .\ reolaakahle item has been placed in the New South \\'ales tariff. Ptince Ranlit'lujhi, the clicketer, appears as •rxen+l+l iron) la.x, Lite will visit the shiest y with aft English team next yea!, and has been exempted by name burl t he penalties of a hill imposing a lax of £11441 on all colored 1111e0s that Intel di the euIo{ly. The hill is intend- ed to exclude 11.14.41uuv, Chinese and de/e nr4.)' fru111 Break Up a rolr.: H EY US'li,". PYNY PE 3ircFi'-'. The Quick Cure 1,,r 3 1. (•11.x):3. Clio/ 1', CHLTIS, HUAIth 7;\P_tiN, et.-. MRs. Jeler'r) 3V,•,.s 3,K. of(1 Sorauten Ar, ,l r.,l,te,,nr t� • 0ymy Protocol hon ne•exr re.. -•1 e my r1,11.1ron of rr,14, n•,.,•' .1 •e•.• meed myself of along nl:u Lr,l! • nalongere, serrerrti rather•. t',,,1 rel...1 ,l IL •.,a provotl en eorlIo( family 1 prof. It to snr �,e l,rr'm••eL [two Inc oongh•, croup er hoenonaart rf 11. O. rbAReelvr, of Little Rcecher,'N 13 , write, 'Ams • sure for coughs Pyny 1'rrt•rn1 I. the boort .riling modIrlu' 1 have, my cu, - tomer. will have Or, other.- ' Large Bottle, 25 Cte. DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Urn. r Proprietors, MORTrRArx .4 SYMPTOMS Ara, CURE OF Heart # Nerve Troubles. Have You If So, Have You If So, Have You If So, Palpitation, Tlnohbing nr irregular hea'''l; e'1 the Heart ? • Milhnrn's Heart and Nerve PIILs will curt' you. Shortness of Breath. Dis- tress after 1!xor1ion, a Smothering Feeling, Spasms, or Pain through the Rreasl and heart ? Milburn's Heart and Nerve ('ills will cure Or relieve you if taken in time. a Feeling of Anxiety that something is going to oc- cur when there 1', no ne- cessity for it ? Milburn's ileartandNerve Pills will remove it. APO You Troubled witltSleleplessness, Nervousness, Forgetful- ness, Brain Fag, of General aaehilily - the after effect of L Grip ? ou can take o better edicine tha ' Milburn s cart and ve Pills. ey will itr u. Erre , are. iTHE BEST ADVIERI'ISEMENTS Many thousands f unsolicited lettere have reached the ma uf.noturers of Boost's Emulsion from thee oared through its aso, of Consumption' an Sorofulous diseases. Noun can speak so oufidently of its merits as those who nave tested it. Mgr. Faecal, vicar apostolic of the Saskatchewan, is in Ottawa, for the purpose of asking the government to aid to putting down the barbarous cue - 'toms that yyet)r'evail among pagan Indians in the Northwest. Mgr. Pas- cal says that some of the tribes in his diocese are very -ferocious and blood- thirsty. They engage in a war dative twice a year, during which time the performers are tortured most cruelly. Ropes are tied around the feet, and then the body fastened to branches of trees, the head almost touching the ground, while they are cut and beaten by their fellow-coulpanious. This dance lasts six days, during which time the performers are given very little food. Sever al die from the effects of the terrible tor ture. In spite of this Mgr. Pascal declares that the addition of a few 1114)re missionaries would re- sult in Christianity being quickly in- troduced to the fiercest tribes of the west. This is no doubt a correct view. 111 all parts of the world the fiercest tribes have been tamed by the civiliz- ing influences of the Christian faith. OVERWORK —INDuCED— Nervous Prostration Complete Recovery by the Use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Some years ago, as a result of toc close attention to business, my health failed. I became weak, nervous, was unable to look after my interests, and manifested all the symptoms of a de- cline. I took three bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, began to improve at once, and gradually Ineronced my weight from one hundred and twenty-five 5r two hundred pounds. Since then. T and my falnel} have used this medicine 3(143) needed, and we are all in the lust of hralr'i r. fart w•In, it we attril nh• to :\y1•1'. 34-)r-arxtrill,t, I I,e•ileye r:iy e151- dren we,nld 1,1'-e ire'en fatherless t',-dav l.arl it net he, ti ;err Ayr's Sarsalearilln, of v:Ly. , • reirirl•h n 1 earn ; ray too nnu 11." -11. l) Ilr� sn.v, I'ustmas; e'r and 1'I:u);, r. iVn.lr i'4, S. ('. ,. �r�l-tom�Saft.a � _� �Lrisla RECEltlli+ir fIIEOAL AT WORLD'S FAIR. AYr-ra'S Fehs•De ct1.,'_ The ksierri Ad�crtisei For 1t` 6-7 "BALANCE OF 18)441 FREE MONLV ONE DOLLAR To .Jan. int leer), SIXTEEN PAGES. 1•:ACI[ WEEK ALL th-e NEWS of the World hMAHKFT REPORTS, STOTIIES, etc Excellent heading for every member of the family. We offer gond inducements to agents. For terms, etc. , address- ,1drertiser Printing ('o., LONDON, ONT OUIJA The Greatest Fortune Telling. Game of the ('entur3 1 )nes he love rno° i)nes h(' not' Will gad or happy he 111y lot a 50011 i'll know for now i've lot O1'I.JA. Price $1.50 Each For sale i ' all fancy goods dealer=''`` 1 aid on re- riskolD00041064) Old sold CTGARETTES W. S. Kimball & Co., Ito(IIE,4TLR, N. 1'. Retail everywhere 50 per ackage 17 FIRST PRIZE 11ED.11,S. OHS ; ri 11� ,aver 1l $5.50, $7.50, $8, $0.50, and $10 Extra value. 1 Scotch Suitings 01 our min importation, $16, $17, and $18' Satisfaction (guaranteed. ROBT. COATS & ' i iso FIDDLED WHILE ROME BURNED, But don't you fiddle your tiler• away, going from store to store leokine for neve and up to 'tate goods We e ,In) 1,, have the ni s,t attractive DlNNF:N, TEA and FI Vi: O'C Li he le sl:'I'S slut are ;h„wn In town and itt the most reasonable pric'e's, Our Stora is tilled with the nruest and prettiest goods that are on the• , market. ('all and inspect mu- 5t• ck or take a look at our windows and you \VIZI, I'1NU \'11.1'1' \\ 1: AI)\ l:Ft'I'lH1: 15 TIIUE Christmas Fruits. Nevi Raisins, Currants, reels, e C'AhH 1O1( 131 '1"11:1( AND EUU14, OGLE COOPF',H & Farn► produce taken (1rl cartel.—Telephone No. 23. r..,a..amoo.= HUB GROCERY L;1111'`4 . 1.1111'~ . iL.t!if 1'lS \\e have a very tine assortment turers, and the prices are right. for the money. Also Library think we can suit the taste, of a and we shit k 1 of Larnp goods bought right from the mannfae yen weer; 1,1 ere . ur built . fur $1, it is a daisy Lamps and !Hanging Lamps at all prices. W Ironer any person. C,tll and examine oar good t will 5' n-, trouble to sell you. I:() tiii`VA 1x..11.(.>NV, - Unlit N I --t; W FRUITS NOV Currants, Raisins, Figs rte, ('andied Peels, Pure Spices Fancy ('onibinafion Dinner and Tea Sets =r -In finest Porcelain mud Granite ware. The hest 2.5c Tea in tOv Agent for the noted Men•toon Teas. (';ill and inspect goods a get tlunt.atinns. Highest price paid fnrroel ilutter1101 Eg ROBSON, - Clinto "Count Vour Chips!'' —before buying them in. Don't tak any one's word that the right nu of"blues" and "reds” and "whitds4° are there. Leather, workmanship pet make any shoe, but very erent kinds according to the blend. Sed that you get the "reed' and "blue chips you're entitled to where: ing shoes. You can ways tell by the name an stamped on the sole. oodyear Welted. $3t (li Oft Slat