HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-01-15, Page 611
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IT IS IN THE AIR
7ljntou People Talk About It
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It is in tfie air.
Can't etop it spreading.
Can't keep down a good thing.
People who don't know .about it want to
ypow. •
People who do know want to tell about
it.
It is kidney education.
1 Clinton people are learning fast.
Here arevsome facts:
"I am sure they aro a good pill for kid-
ney troubles," says Mrs W. Jones, of Ful-
ton St., Clinton, "because they are so
strongly recommended to me.
}: "Before I commenced taking them 1
teonld neither sleep or rest. As a result of
tailing them I now sleep well and feel rest-
'• e4twhen .I get up..
"Rheumatism and kidney trouble had af-
flicted me for years and made my life mis-
ble nearly all the time. I cannot tell
u bow badly I felt because words fail to
scribe the sufferings I endured, but no
ooner had I commenced taking Doan's
,Kidney 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 of3-
tain restful sleep at night.
"They are a wonderful medioine for
rheumatism and kidney trouble in any
orm, and I heartily endorse what is said
about them by the hundreds who testify to
heir value."
NEWS NOTES
Miss L. D. Astor, a chambermaid in
a St. Louis hotel, turns out to be a re-
lative of the Astons of New York, and
'will in June receive a legacy of $20.000.
Fred Mellish, who came to Toronto on
Wednesday and took a room at 49 Sumas k
street, deliberately shot himself througu
'the head last evening, first writing a note
to say that he was disgusted with life.
When Geo. Cowan, a farmer living
about two miles north of Paris, was
driving home Friday evening, his
-4-or4 . became frightened at some ob-
ject by the roadside, and ran away,
throwing him out of the buggy, and so
seriously him that death resulted. He
was 73 years of age.
Karl's Clover Root Teais a sure cure fpr
Headache and all nervous diseases. Noth
ing relieves so quickly. Sold by 3. H
Combe, Clinton.
Very curious was the double coincidence
wtrieh occurred at the proceedings in the
Torquay, Eng., Police Court some time
aeo when two men were summoned for be-
ing drunk in Temperance street, appropriat-
ely fined by Dr. Drinkwater, the presiding
magistrate, whose very name furnished a
needed lesson to the tipplers.
Sir Adolphe Caron, ex -Postmaster, -Gen-
eral, was in Toronto Friday morning. A
rumor, frequently heard on the streets dur-
ing the day, associated Sir Adolph's visit
with some grand new organization in the
interests of the Ontario Conservatives, but
on being questioned on the subject lust
night by a Globe reporter, the bon. gentle-
man laughingly repudiated any such idea.
,. His visit, he said, was for purely personal
and' business reasons and had nothing
• whatever to do with politics.
i real
6.—The most valuable piece of
estate ever offered at auction in New York
was sold on Monday. The property:was the
new fifteen -story sky -scraper, the syndicate
building, at the 'southwest earner of Nas-
sau and Liberty streets. It was sold under
foreolpgure of a fourth mortgage of $900,000,
subject 6o the prior mortgages, aggregating
$2,000,000. John W. Golding, for a client
whose name he would not give, bought the
building for $2,508,291.58.
The British trade returns show that
the motherland made enormous gains
,' in her commerce with the world dur-
ing last year. The gain in imports
amounted to $125,588,385, and in ex-
' ports to $70,160,005. A country which
thus trades, while almost every other
nation, trammeled by restrictionist ta-
riffs, reported dull tines, is surely an
• example to profit hy. What comes of
the,s,ssertion of Canadian "protection -
"t. at Great Britain is going to the
gs because of her refusal to collect
es on the necessaries of life ?
m. Krasner telephoned from his
house in New York on New Year's
morning to his t,wo sons who were in
his office down town, "Boys, I want to
make you a New Year's present. The
.Atlantic Garden is yours. I wish you
success and a happy New Year." The
sons of Mr Kramer, who have been as-
sociated with him for years in the
management of the Atlantic Garden,
were speechless with surprise. Before
they had time to thank their' father,
telephone "central" had rung off. The
tlantic Garden on the Bowery is a
prbperty including the Thalia Theatre,
and is worth a million dollars.
A STTRGEON'S TABLE.
AN OPERATION PERFORMED TO
SAVE HIS LIFE.
Thrilling Story of a Mau Who Took Chloro-
form and Experienced a Very Difficult
Operation.
Never mind what my complaint was.
I was a terrified, crushed,trem bling dazed
man, for I had received my sentence
whioh was that "a very grave operation
must be performed within a week if my
life were to be saved."
The succeeding events resembled a ter-
rible nightmare. I remember giving the
address of my friends Man official, being
conducted to a wand, making an apology
for a meal and then being ordered to bed.
Two days later the house surgeon, when
„,making his Sieltefi ., the yiskx4t • 041ga. i4
my bedside and said:—
"Mr. M--" (mentioning the name
of a great surgeon) "has decided to per-
form the operation to -morrow morning
at nine." He then instructed the sister
of the word to keep me without break-
fast next morning (chloroform, I'm
told, always being more safely adminis-
tered on an empty stomach), and with a
few cheery words bade me "good -night."
Few readere will bo surprised to learn
that even a sleeping draught produced
little else but confusion of thought and
excited half waking dreams. But sleep
tame In the early morning, and it was
nearly 9 before I awoke to find two
nurses and the ward porter standing . by
my bed, the latter being In (Merge of a
low basket litter on wheels, which was
used to convoy patients to and -from
the operating theater.
Pale and trembling, I was assisted
into this 'means of transport, and a
second later the rubber tired wheels were
rumbling along the rather uneven floor
of the ward, en route for the "Chamber
of Horrors."
.As I was run along between the long
rows of beds, suoh patients as•were able
raised themselves on their elbows to get
a glimpse of me, some • wishing me
"good luck," and others expressing their
pity for me in none too comforting
phraseology.
After traversing two wards and a long
corridor, I was placed, carriage and all,
in a lift, and was run down to the
ground flour, where my journey through
corridors and wards was repeated.
Just before reaching the fateful place
a loud cheer and a hearty clapping of
hands and stamping of feet caused me to
look interrogatively at my conductor.
"Only them students giving Mr.
M-- his usual cheer," he said, cheer-
fully.
Just at that moment more cheers re-
minded me of tbo reception a popular
matador receives on entering the arena
before a bull fight. A moment later the
frosted glass swing doors were thrown
open, and I was trundled into a large,
light and very lofty room, somewhat in
the shape of a horseshoe. Around the
circular side of the place were tier above
tier of benches thronged with eager stu-
dents—for, unfortunately for me, my
case was a very special one and required
a vary "heroic)" operation. On the floor
stood a narrow table of polished ma-
hogany, fitted, as far as I cculd see, with
all sorts of sp
antes for ralslq
piece or foot
the top of,Vl
oover'gd
spot'
Prizes have been awarded at the
poultry show, New York, and as usual
the Oanadians have carried off many
of the eminent honors. C. J. Daniels,
of Toronto, won the Morris chair, of-
fered for the most entries. He also
won firsts in the Plymouth Rock,
Dark Brahma, Buff Leghorn, Black
Leghorn, Rosecomh, White Leghorn,
Black Sumatras, Indian Game, Japan-
ese Bantam, Buff Cochin, Brown Game
Cochin, and Red Pyle Game Bantam
Theses. He won many seconds and
',,--,hirds besides, and in several classes
carried off all, three ribbons. Henry
Emerick, of Bridgeburg, Ont„ also won
several prizes for Plymouth Rocks and(
Cochins, and F. W. Forman, of Fort'
Erie, Ont., took all the prizes for
Golden Sebrights.
Break Up a CG"i; in Time
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MRS. JOSBPH NORWte K, ,, f
of 68 Sorauren /ve„Toronto, writer,: , ;
pyny Pectorol hue nrvor felted sr, ruin
ay e)itMron of crm,P
aures myself of a iong•ntehdingg e'Igl, ,:rt, -r t
Waal otbor remedies had tnllrd, It hex �. �•
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r • kir coughs, d'oup or hoarseness, ' d
H. O. $ARBOUR,
of Little Rocber,-N,B„ writes :
"As a cure for coughs Pynyreetoral le O
015 js00 R have noakiinr I have; my tui -
t±” Large Mottle, 2b eta.
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ngs, screws and appli-
or depressing the head-
afeoe, or raising or lowering
e table as a whole. It wa
with blankets, protected by a
y white mackintosh shoat. The
room as oppressively hot, and the silence
which followed upon my arrival was only
broken by the gentle hissing of the car-
bolic spray. An odor of pungent but
• not unpleasant drugs, somewhat sugges-
ive of a chemist's shop, permeated the
theater. Gently, but quickly, I was lifted
on to the table.
"Feel a bit shaky, eh?' asked the sur-
geon. "A tablespoonful of brandy,
please, sister. Now that's better."
"We will proceed with the ' chloro-
form, Mr. Richardson," the great man
maid.
At these words a young doctor stand-
ing at my head hent over me, holding a
towel in his hands. He managed to raise
my lower jaw, and also to place the
chloroform saturated towel over my
mouth and nostrils at the same tirne. A
sweet, burning, half plangent, half sickly
odor was emitted as I breathed,
"Breathe away quietly, and begin to
count slowly up to a hundred."
"One, two, three, four, five, six,
seven," I murmurod,aud then, somehow,
a confusion of thought came upon rue.
Where had I got to? It didn't in the
least matter, I knew, but still it worried
me. But yet, while even in tire act of de-
ciding to go on counting again, to begin
at the beginning, I found that I was be-
ing suffocated, but still it was pleasant
suffocation. I was uncertain as to
whether I should struggle or not. That
also didn't seem to be of much conse-
quence. Queer throbbing sounds seemed
to be acting on the depths of my brain—
I can give no clearer description: There
teas a heavy, steady, but mighty loud
beating of my heart, each beat of which
appeared to churn up my brain,
And now I was hearing music—the di-
vinest of music. Tho bass notes were
supplied by• the hrobhing, heavy sound
in my brain, but around me—just as
though thousands of tiny fairies were
playing the sweetest airs on thousands of
most deliontely tuned harps and the
sweetest of little tinkling gold and silver
belle --the trebleortion of the melody
was being enc, anthigly played. I
thought I was in a sunny garden, gorge-
ous with the fairest flowers and scented
with their perfumes. I was free from all
disease, was deliriously happy and con-
tented; the Elysian fields were around
me; I wanted for nothing but to be loft
there to lie and gaze for millions of
rearm!
But then suddenly the gardens be-
came dark as night; a rushing, roaring
wind swept over them; a oraeh, as of all
this world's artillery being discharged at
once, seemed to annihilate me and every-
thing else, almost before I could realize
any change from the gloriousness of my
previous sensations. Then Dame nothing-
ness. -
Coming to earth again, I. found my-
self in my bed in the ward. The house
enrgeon was feeling my pulse. I just
noticed that there were screens around
the bed, and that I felt comfortably
sleepy, but a trifle sickly. Surely noth-
ing could have happened since I fell into
the ohloroform sleep
"Why didn't they do the operation
after all?" I netted. The doctor smiled,
"My doer fellow," he said, "I ought not
to say it, perhaps, hpb if only you knew
what you have. gone through during the
past two hours, you'd know why I smile
at your question. Why, man, you have
gone through an operation which has
only been performed twine before in Eu-,
rope! Oh, yeti, they did do the operation'
after all. Now, oak no questions; 11.
TOE C. I.N' ONNEW ER.,.
still, don't talk, but try to Bleep. Your
life rias beon saved; you've a good con-
stitution, and if you do ae you are told
yeu 11 walk out of this place in less than
three months a new man!"
1 did, but I have never forgotten the
operation of which I felt nothing.
NUT A QUA1►'L'1?R
BUT JUST 20 CENTS, ANI) 40 DOSES
IN A VIAL OF DR. AUNEW'S
LIVER PILLS
No Pain, no Bad After Effects, Pleasure
in Every Dose—Little, but Awfully
Gifted
Cure sick headache, constipation, bilious
nese, nausean, sallowness. They are pure-
ly vegetable. In big demand and all drug-
gists sell them. Mere granules in size.
NEWS NOTES
Hamilton bas 71 lawyers.
Arrangements have been made to hold
the Provincial uunventiou of the Conserva-
tive party on February 3 in Winnipeg'
i Mr. Angus McLeod, of Bracebridge, was
nominated fur the Commons at a meeting
of Nortn Ontario Conservatives at Beav-
ertown.
NEWS NOTES
Jackson, one of the Winnipeg Cort
servatives who gave away the story of
considerable bribery in the election
cases, was thumped last night by in-
dignant fiends. tie wears a couple of
black eyes. He will prosecute his as-
sailants.
ABOUT TUE NEW YEAR.—There will
be two eclipses of the sun in 1897. The
first on Feb. 1st, will be invisible in
Canada. On July 29, between 9 a.m.
and 11 a. m., a partial eclipse of the
sun will be seen in Canada, New
Year's Day falls on a Friday; Ash
_Wednesday will be on March 3; Good
Friday on April 16: Easter Sunday,
'April 18, and Christmas Day, Satur-
day, Dec. 25.
CIIITIFICATIIS ACCEPTED.— The following
letter, issued by the Depnty Minister of
Agriculture to Veterinary Inapectere, will
be of intereat to stock raisers:—J. L. Clark,
Dear Sir,—I have the honor to inform you
that advice has been received from the Un-
ited States authorities at Washington that
the certificates of Veterinary Serpens ap-
pointed to inspect sheep and other rumin-
ants destined for export to the United Stat-
es for i.:imediate slaughter, will also be ac-
cepted in the case of animals being shipped
to the "United States for breeding purpos-
es, I have also to inform you that it is no
longer necessary to obtain the Consular
Certificate required heretofore by theUnit-
ed States authorities. I have the honor to
be, sir, your obedient servant, W.B.Searth,
Deputy Minister of Agriculture.
QUITE ROMANTIC•.—A story comes to
the NEW ERA from the not t.hernart
of the county that has an air ofsad
romance about, it: We do not vouch
for its truth, but give it its given us.
A young man who had been it the
west came hack to get married; he was
taken seriously ill, anc1• was attended
by the young lady to whom he was en-
gaged. Her kind ruinistratione, how-
ever, aided hy the best of inedicsl
tree trnent, were not sufficient to stay
the hand of disease, and he gradually
failed until deathclaimedhito. Short-
ly before passing away, however, the
report states that ,he took' his pocket
hook, containing, cheques to the value
of about. $10,000. and. made the young
lady a present of it.
A neglected cough. is dangerous. Stoped
at , nee by using Shiloh's cure. Sold by J
H. Combe, Clinton.
sow Prinonere Attempt Suicide.
Almost every prisoner under or expeot•
ing sentence of death tries to commit
suicide, and it takes the warders on
guard all their time to frustrate such
efforts. Not long ago it was noticed that
-.tth9 ears pf a female prisoner, while wait-
ing her trial, were stuffed with ootton
wool. This, she explained, wns,owing to
the fact that she sutferod intensely from
earache. Tho prison governor, however,
insisted on the cotton being taken out
and examined, and in It were found two
pills. each containing enough poison to
kill several persons.
Another prisoner some time ago was
hoard, during an interview with his wife
to use the word suicide, and a close
watch was kept on him. At n subsegment
visit, after ho had been sentenced to
death, hie wife begged so bard to kiss
him for the last time that she was al-
lowed to do so through the bars. Tho
length of the salutation. however, oauatid
the warders in attendance to become
suspicious, and they forced open the pri-
soner's mouth. They found in it n pill
of powerful poison, wrapped in. tinfoil,
which the wife had brought and t,rans-
ferred to him during the kiss.
The engagement of Mise Ella Walker,
granddaughter of Hiram Walker, tho mil-
Iioeairedistiller of Walkorville, Ontario, to
Count Manfrc, Von Mat schka of Schloss,
,
Beehau,has been announced.
The sick man knocking at the door of
health gets in if he knocks the right way,
and, stays out if he doesn't. There are
thousands of ways of getting sick but only
one way to get well. Do whatever yon
will, if you do not put your digestion in
good order, and make your blood rioh and
pure, you. will not set well, i;iop, p -ore
blood is •the only thing thtit can bring per•
feet health. Constipation is a disease of
the blood. A large part of all diseases are
traceable directly to impurities in the blood
and can be cured by eliminating them with
Dr Prerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The first thing it dotes is to put the whole
digestive eyetem into perfect order. It
stimulates the appetite, excites a copious
secretion of the digestive fluids and pro-
motes assimilation. It searches out die -
ease germs wherever they may be, kills
them and forces them out of the system.
The "Golden Medical Discovery" has been
used with unvarying success for over 30
years.
The Buffalo News, a high protectionist.
says the average rates of duty under the
new United States tariff bill will be lower
than the rates in the MoKinley,law, as it is
admitted, even by the most extreme pro-
tectionists, that a general restoration of the
McKinley rates would decrease revenues
instead of increasing them. Reciprocity
provision, even more extensive than those
incorporated
' 1 to
in the McKinleybill, are be
in the new bill.
Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh's Cure for Con=
sumption. They will recomend'it. Sold
by J. H Combe, Clinton.
Protests were filed in Ontario against 11
Conservatives returned at the general elec-
tion in June, and against one Liberal, Hon.
11'ir. Paterson, returned for North ;trey, in
a bye -election. Of the 12 seats thus con-
tested all have been settled with exception
of London (Major Beattie, Con.) and West
Toronto (E. F. Clarke, Corr.) The London
case is still before the courts tinder an ad-
journment until Jan. 18. It is not likely
that the case against Mr Clarke will be gone
on with. Of the remaining 10 seats, the
petitions were dismissed after a formal
opening of the court in six 4 them, viz.,
in North Perth (McLaren, con.), East Nor-
thumberland (Cochrane, Con.), East Dur-
ham (cJraig, Con.), East York (Ma_lean,
Con.)West Toronto (Osler, Con., and North
Grey (Paterson,Li h.),In North Brace (Mc-
Neill, Con.), the petition was tried and fail-
ed. The petitions were sustained and the
members unseated in South Brant (Henry,
Con.), North Ontario (McGillivray, Con.),
and East Simcoe (Bennet). There are,
therefore, three Conservative seats vacant
in Ontario and three bye -elections to be
held.
Old Sailing (:raft.
One of the oldest sailing Drafts in the
world is thn Gokstad ship, a Viking
craft which' was discovered in it sepul-
chral mound on the shores of Christiana
fjord, and Is now exhibited in a wonder-
fully perfect state of preservation in"'
Christiana. It Is a craft of the ninth -
century A. D., and is therefore nearly a
thousand years old. During excavations
in the neighborhood of Gizeh, Egypt,
there was discovered an almost perfect
yacht or pleasure vessel whioh has been
ascribed by experts to the seventh or.
twelfth dynasty, or about 9,000 B. C.
It Is therefore quite 4,000 years older
than the Goketad,ship. It was discov-
ered with its rigging almost entire, and,
strange to say, the hull exhibits an ex-
traordinary likeness. to those of yaohts
built upon the most approved modern
lines.
Newest, Outdoor Fad.
Timidity must no longer be a fashion-
able affectation, for one of the very latest
social fads demands bravery of a decided
sort. Milking tate cow le the latest pose
assumed hy young women, and it is one
that requires a good dual in the way of
background.
In the first plane the hostess must have
a good-sized country estato,wlth spacious
lawns. Then she must give a lawn fete
for charity, In which the chief and draw-
ing attraction Is, the spoetnr.le of young
women milking cows to the middle of
the lawn. Playing pastoral Is rather
dangerous for the young women and
rattier disconcerting to the cows, hut it
•e profitable and future open-air bazars
,eennut afford to dispense with it.
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"Nearly forty years ago, after
s .;t, . ne 1..; oi' Sickln'ss, my hair
turned gr;l: and began failing out
si1 rapidly that J was threatened
v, lilt tntulrtli;'te baldness. Hearing
Jttr.r \• igt'r highly spoken of,
i camniencud using this prepara-
tion, and was so well satisfied with
the result that I have never tried
any other kind of dressing. It stop-
ped the hair from falling out, stimu-
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep my, hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
to my fri ends."—Dire. II,141. IIA IGIIT,
Avoca, Neb.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
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dyer's Sarsaparilla Eerxoves Pimples.
The
by Pe
rather
The
take
an
sou9
oily of prejudice is frequently shown
pie who prefer to suffer for years,
than try an advertised remedy. 1
illions who have no suoh notions,
yet's Sarsatarilla for blood diseases,
are cured. So much for common
Pine of the steamship companies of
li'Itglanci is about to tuake ti novel de,
pailure. It has ordered a steamship
to he built for the"sale use of invalids."
it is to be a vessel of the largest class,
fitted up with a luxury heretofore
never attempted, to he devol ed entire-
ly to the use of wealthy sufferers of
Ihat class who are afflicted with pul-
monary troubles, and who can only
prolong life in the dry, salubrinrts cli-
mate of perpetual summer. Convales-
cents frorn other wasting diseases are
to be accepted. A. corps of medical
men are to be on board, and the cui-
sine will be in charge of chefs trained
to tl)e clelicete task of tfliniateiin.t; to
the refined aria capricious tastes (It in-
valids. The vessel will snake its initial
trip next autumn and winter in the
Mediterranean.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease and
requires a constitutional remedy like
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies the
blood. • aI
Mention has frequently been made
of the fact that Mrs Jerry Simpson,
who, hy the way, is a native of (Jana -
da, is an invalid, but the story of how
she came to lose her health has never
been told. During the terrible winter
of 1885, says the Kansas (Jity Jonrnal,
Jerry was engaged in the cattle busi-
ness in Barber county. Along with
many of his neighbor ranchers, he lost
the greater portion of his herd in the
blizzards which came so frequently
that year, and pretty much all he saved
were the hides' of the frozen animals.
In the work of skinning these frozen'
animals Mrs Simpson assisted her hus-
band, and more than once that.avinter•
she spent hours in the cold and scow.
The exposure resulted in an illness
from which the brave little woman has
never entirely recovered,
P 177.71
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PAST YOUR PRIME.
Perhaps not in years, but in energy.
Your health is not good, yet you hard-
ly know what is the matter with you.
Your business, too, is on the decline.
People mase the old elastic spirit you
showed in former years. The secret of
all this is that your constitution is
worn out and your blood is bad. Set
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Dyspepsia,
Rhenmatism
catarrh.
=eadaehe.
Oi merits peculiar to women.
crofula,
nervation.
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Poor blood.
Indigestion.
]Liver complaint.
"Joss of appetite.
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ase the best. One Shill a dose; one
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Toronto,.
Use Chase's Lusececl and Turpentine for
all throat and lurk, trattbles. Large
bottle, small dose, small price, 25c.
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work. No ex(.erience necessar, .
BROWN BROS. CO'Y,
Central Nurseries, TORONTO, ONT
. Steam Engine for Sale
Second -band three horse power upright engine
and boiler for sale at a bargain. Can be ween at
this office. Apply to CLINTON NE\V ERA or
F, G, MITCHELL, Engine Supply Co„ London
PIANO FOR SALE.
A first-class N illiams Piano, Upright, Mahog-
any Case, almost new, for sale, on very reason-
able terms, Apply at NEW ERA OFFICE.
BOB-SLE1t HS FOR SALE
For sale a pair 01 now one-horse Bob -Sleighs,
steel shod, and well made. Will be sol] cheap,
Apply to WBelow the 0 R GRANT,
Clinton
CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
COOPER'S OLD STAND,
Next to Commercial, Ilotel.
This establishment is in full eration and a
order filled in the most satisfacto y way come
tory and granite work a specialty. Prices a
reasonable as those of any establishment
SEALE & IIOOVE- R,Olinton, m -
Quantity
Is Not Waited
In some things. You'll be astonished
at how much you can get for
your money in our Shoe Store.
The size of' the bargains will
stagger you, hut not so mnch
but that yon can entertain their
proposals and finally accept them
We also have a large stock of
Trunks, Travelling Bags.
Great Bargains in Goat
Robes and Horse Blankets.
Doable and Single Harness.
Shingles -f -'Wholesale & Retail
JAS. TWITCH F.LII,.,.
VICTORIA CLOCK
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CIGARETTES
W.. S. Kimball & Co.,
.ROCHESTER, N. , Y,
Retail everywhere
50perpackage
17 FIRST • PRIZE MEDALS.
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ROLES
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HARNESS
EMPORIUM
Opposite the Town Halt
.A sple• ndid line of Saskatchewan !Robes—three colors—light and
dark brown and black, duality equal to Buffalo and prices trade
winners, Goat and Galloway Robes, all sizes and prices.
HARNESS, ETC.
Our special make of Single Harness has gained a superior reputa-
tion for neatness, durability and lowness of price. Team Harness •
always in stock or made to order. Horse Blankets, Collars, Bells,
Combs, Brushes, &c., also Trunks and Valises.
Our Goods are Bargains at our prices.
JOHNSON & ARMOUR.
A erry Xmas to all
16 to 1,
That if you btty your Christmas Groceries, &c from us yon will ,have the
satisfaction of knowing and feeling yon have secured the best goods at
the lowest prices. We have just opened out a crate of
FANCY CHINAWARE
Just the thing for holiday presents. 09 piece Dinner Sete at. $5; Gilt
and Striped Toilet Sets at $2.25; 44 piece Tea Sete $1,75
NEW FRUITS
London Layers, Black Basket, Selected Valencias, very fine. New Cur-
rants cleaned and fit for use. New Peels, best brands. New Nuts—Al-
monds, Grenoble Wallnut.s, Filberts, Peanuts. Mixed Candies from 5e
to 1(Ic per lb. Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates., The best 25c Tea' in the
market. Kindly reserve your Christmas order for us. We pledge our
best endeavors to satisfy you.
N.' ROBSON, -
0 Cl1Ylt0�]..
cis Frieze
vercoats
$5.50, $7.50, $8, Extra value
$9.50, and $10
Scotch Suitings
01 0111' own importation, $16, $17,- and $18
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ✓
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ROBT. COATS & SON
MERRY XMAS
Say I Christmas comes every year, don't it? If you see the display of Holiday
Goods at the Hub Grocery you will know it is coming again this year. Ev,�,r3r•
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body should see our display of Fancy China, consisting of Cups, Saucers find,
Plates, Cnrbaret's Bread Plates, Berry Sets, Flower Pots, etc.,Fancy Glassware,•
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and so many things 'we have not space to mention
them all. Fresh Fruits, Fresh Peels, Fresh Groceries of all kinds. Candies and
Nuts galore at as low figures as any house in to town, considering quality.
GrEo
SIVA. .1_41,0W,
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Beauty and Comfort combined with
Low Prices
Our store is piled with elegant goods, such as PARLOR, DINING ROOM and BED-
ROOM SUITES, COBLER ROCKERS, EASY CB AIRS, RAT1.'AN ROCKERS,
COUCHES, MUSIC RACKS, BAMBOO NOVELT1E8, PICTURES, CHILDREN'S
SLEIGIIS, &c. Special prices during this month
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CRITICALLY EXAMINE
TIIE WORK OF TIIE
FOrest. City Business ilii Shorthand College, London, Out
T: far superior to that of the ordinary bnsinees school. Patronize a college of .known-'
m grit, and your (MOOT ;assured. College re-opone,Jan. 4, 1897. Catalogue free d
Y. . C. A. Building r J. W. WESTERVELT, Prittoiplb
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