The Clinton New Era, 1879-05-15, Page 2The Tromso.
.A woman aed man; she pallid and wan,
And with sad eyea hollow Irmo footing;
Ills glassy and, marred -with the drunkard's
reward,
That dill about lain are casting
With that death -eager look of that terrible
thirst "
That has borne him and torn him clown from
the first.
they stand in their "shallie by the bright
kitchen ilatne,
With 'despair in each shivering motion,
What a story I read of men's =duces and.
greed,
A,nd of wornan's angelic: devotion -
Of the wonderful love of two ill-naated lives,
Whieli still, its its storna•trampled embers,
survives,
Eloeslier memory streteh frointh Aipoor bloat-
ed wretch
Far bade into days that were -golden,
When his love, arra breathed, seemed a trea-
sure bequeathed, .
For which slit was ever beholden?
Surrounds him still with the illusion o! yore,
TIsrougli whieh women behold the men they
adore. " •
ye; there as they stand, she touches his
hand-, . •
•
The hand of a sot and. scoffer -
And a gleam of olrl grade; lights the sarIi,,
shrunken face,, •
As she tarns to the feted that We offer;
And gives'. him the larger. share -wolfishly
•
thrust
nIE CLINTON NEW ERA.
7
and in a aecona, before he could realize '130 yet must Marie with him,' saia
his -strange Condition of Affairs, they the girls, ..
'were back again, bearing benches and a , And Mis Barkdale Wil4not allowed
table cloth, bouquets, a pyramid, of to depart, until he had promised.
roacaroniee, • piled up plates of sand- , Mr, Nott Greenfield -a good-looking
wiehesfrosted calve mul a mysterioes medical' student -who had the 'sky
something like unto oat ice cream freezer, parlor,' directly opposite -carne prom pt -
The golden -tressed girl clapped her ly on mention of the name of Mite Kel-
hands. • ford, and am the polite thing ni intro-
' Yon needn't think we are doing- this M
()Amine r. Barkdale ; and Mr. Barl.
for you, sir,' she sell& • dale ale of tha sandeviebes, and nniaYed
‘ 014 said Mr. Berkdale, bashfullythe cake and„ cream, and coaxed Miss
4 I.....J }Admit any .such impression.' • Barbara to Isin a little pink rosebud in
'It's all a eurprise designed for Kate's the button hole of his coat, and enjoyed
Cousin,' himself prodigiously. ,
'Is it ? said -Mr. Barkdale, More in 'I'd like to be surprised like this
the dark than ever, t every night in the year l' said he,
'And how' do you suppose we found 'Ob, you greedy ereeture !' said Miss
I
it all out I' demanded the tall girl with Barbara, .
the black eyos and a iscarlet feather in 'But thee° was one time I seriously
her hat. • meditated throwing nayself mit elf the
11 haven't the least idea.' window,' said he, 'when you told me 1
'We found your letter to Kate, and was to rise Kate.'
we'girle read it, and resolved to take 'Dear, dear," said Barbara, iroincally, ;
youand her 'both by surprise. She is 'that would have beentireadfuls wouldn't
to be herain half an hour. Barbara- it 2' . .
that is Barbara Morris in the blue , 'But the awkwardness of the thing!'
merino dress,' with a 'turn of her long '1 dare say you never kissed a pretty
lashes towarol the goideinhaired girl-- girl,' pouted the, blonde.
'pretends that she, has moved here, and '1 never did,' said the bachelor, grew
-
Kate is to come and ependthe evening /rig bold, 'but 1 will now, if you say so'
with Barbara. :Won'tit be a joke Is ' But I; don't say act,'.. said' Barbara,
' "Stupendonsr WO our.. hero,- gradu- coloring aed Jeughing. 'Beha've ydur-
ally beginning.to •compreheral that he eelf, -sir.' • e -• •
wasernistake for sonseetai else. •• Mr. Barkdale went home with the
' What willKate say' when she sees fair Barbara, and they grew to be very
you here I' ejaculated °another maid, greatfriends, •and-where'e -the tale of
merrily. - - ... • , e. e ,. trying to ectineal havat. ended -L. They
---r.N.brw-t't, indeed ' said Mr. Bark- were married at the year's end, with all
dale, wondering in what Worth he could the surprisers as bridesmaids, KateXel-
best explain metters. And included, Mas Nott Greenfield
'-' Cif couree we shall loWitie' other proposes to follow the example soon.
To his lips ere her hunger has brokeo a crust,
their rags closer bound their chill
frames around, .ss
They pass en the Way of the vagrant;
- Pot wretches so nieaniis goodhdraes to be
seen . • -
•
Wosild be a transgression most. flagrant ;
But the woman half:turns, with a leave of
serstiee. The king, ustieh offended, sent
for another doctor. In oeoasional
counters Abernethy'ff patients had de.
oidedly the beet of it. One gentleitats
Went to commit hint about a pain in the
shoulders. Abernethy very brusquely
said, Well, I know nothing at all
about it.' don't know bow you
should,' was the retortr,.' but if you will
have patience till 1 tell you perhape
then. you. may.' Abernethy at once
sald, ° Sit down,' ancietreated bine with
the greatest kindness. One day a lady
who went to consult hirn found hina
very uncousteous, I had often head
of your rudeness before 1 Mile, sir, but
did notexpect this." When Abernethy
gave a prescription she said, whet shall
Ido with tide r Anything you like,
put it in the fire if you please.' • The
lady took him at hie word, laid his fee
.upon the tett)* threw tbo preecriptiou
into, OK Gee,- and hastily left the room,
Abernetby„ f011owed her to the hall,
pressing her fo take back the fee or let
him .giie her 'another preseription,, but
the ladY was inexorable and . left the
house. Abernethy abeolutely asap -
proved of viviaelstion. He considered
that 'such expetiments were morally'
wrong and also physielogically easel%
- The famous DreR,adeliffe was brusque
•with' most- e•very eness-sHe-told an. old
woman. who had obtained aclnaission. on
false• pretences that he knew 'neither
what was good for old women or what
an old womatt was. good for. Radcliffe-
hadaaratighe-litemor that eappernialisad-
wie.. He once told a pavier whe had
• dunned hifn for a sutall bill, that he
' had dime his_work badly, and had
covered it with eatth to conceal it.'
• The Dann answered significantly, mine
is not the only bad work which the
-- earth corieiata: 'S'Eticic with the eetort,
Dootors -hilts' are ehe hardest to col -
the doctor paid the male; adding a
loot. . It is sometimes said that they .guiriea to the amount; observing that
charge poor patients eeti highly, but the be was a wit, and must therefore be
feet is there it no Class: which acts more poor. For going to continent to See
generously iu remitting feed: •
and prescribe for the Earl of Albemarle,
IVIany (lectors aye noted fer their libPr- Radcliffe received $6;000; and the seer
'ality in giving free advice and medicines of a baronetage, and his patieat gave
to the peorer cheeses, and sometimes to him $2,0Q0, a diamond liege and a sum
therich. During the illness of the late to pay his travelling expenses. Sir
Emperor NapeleOn • III., Sir Heury Henry Thompson'for having success
-
Thompson, a ',eviler physician of Lon- fully operated on Leopold, the King of
dons attended bim' once a day for nearly the Belgians, for a disease of the •pros -
a fortnight, going twenty:five miles to
trategland', received the enormous fee
iselhu rs t to vieit him . liapoloon of $60,009 with the knightly order of
diedand the Empress Eugenie handed' Leopold'. Sir Astley Cooper's auntie?:
Sir genra; ThanaPsall.'4. fee GC' 0--°;5131); ineonacrenl y amounted se 6-$500' in
which was a liberal' aeknowledgement fifth year of 'his practice. But when
He returned one half the money, iu a anpointed Professor of Comparative
kind and deliaate manner: In another.snatomy in theCollege-of Surgeons in
inetance, when Thompson was Spending 1813 it had -risen: to the • latge tem of'
hie vacation in the Highlands of Scot- $105,000. .Itis said that St Astley
laud; now and then making 11...6111" 014 lectured ea tisuallgon. the day • he WRS
And a sad, thankful 1oo1 that is simple and
grand. • . , .
s •
- And I look through the panes, as the hridf
daywanes • ' . •
And the shadows of night are blending,
And watch -o'er the snow, on the highway be.
loWl . • •
• The two figures slowly wending:
A. woman whose love can all wretchedness
,
. •
--And-tbe.coarse,,shatterecl:wreok‘of what one"
' -was a .
GREENFIELD.
A chill DeeeMber everting, vritla the.
.rain and . spew forming. a .disagreeable
aort of conglomeration op the sidewalks,
the gas -lamps onthe corner flikerbig
sullenly. through thesmist, and the wind
taking one viciouslyas one ternedthe
corner. Not a; pleasant evening to. as-
sume possession of a 'new home; -but.
-necessity knows no law, and•Mr. Bark -
dale Put uphis night -key into 'the red
-brick house in the, middle of the hie*,
sincerely hopinglehat his new landlady
would have eomixiOn lents exibugli•to"
light a fire in:the grate...•' '•
'Is it you, sir V Mrs. Hinman quoth
beamingly. There's a good fire,and
it's all 'right.' • : -• . •
All right, eh Said the bachelor,
feeling the Mlle tip of his frosty nose, to
see whether it hadeica,ped Inane frozen
Oft entirely,' Well, I'M glad ato 'hear
that. Have the trunk's C31310 r • .
Oh, yes, tile and the other things.'Whateother-things-V-deemandd -Mr.
Barkdale, '•
But Mrs.' Illetnan pursed her lips.
I wasn't to tell sir, plearai.'• • • -
Rather an eceentric old lady,' thought
Mr. Barkauleepushing past, her to the
third stray front reotn, which he had
solemnly engaged the day before.
It.had been rather a dark and dingy
little den by the light of the moon; but
slow, softened by. the coral shine of a
well-filled grate, it were quite another
%lid brighter •aspect. . •
Velvet - paper on the Wells, gilt
panelings, red carpet,and Sleepy Hollow
chair,' thought Mr.. Barkdele, glancing
✓ ound. Not so uncomfortable after
• When.I get my things impaelred
it will tieeM gait° honielike.
1./e set down his yalise in the corner,
deliberately opened it; took out a pair
of slippers, and 'inveritecl his tired feet
therein. Next he laid Of his overcoat,
Now for a cigarithenght ho.
But.the brown -layered weed was yet
in Ills hand, when there was .5 bustle,
arida bitter, and a whisper, and a merry
• zoise on the landintaide,:_andtbe
door flew open, as if by magic to admit
-half a dozen blooming girls.
Mr. tarkdale dropped his cigar and
:retreated a step or two, '
'Don't be ' alarmed; said the tallest
and prettiest of Omits" it is only a Sur-
prise. •
'A very agreeable ono, l'm sure,' eeid
our friend, recovering in some degree
' 110 presence of mind.
'There's no miatake, 1 beim,' said a
yellow tressel blonde. YoUr-Prone is
not Greenfield /'
110 !Metals° at fill, I assure you,'
said Mr. Barltdale. Of course it's not
C;freenfield. Sit down, ladies.'
And he pushed forward the Sleepy
Hollow chair, a tamp -stool and two
rheurnatie reception chairs, which were
all the accommodetioras presented hy
the apartment,
tut instead of accepting his eourtesy,
the girls ell ilettaral ont stgeine•giggling,
way while Youare kissing and bugging 7 ---
her 'laid Miss Barbara, desnurely. . ,Aneedotps ePoctoss.
cOnsiderate of youst
' •
e1 She's the eweetest girl in Near Yoidt;
exclaimed the tell *damsel, enthusiasti-
-0,01r" I am one of her dearest friends:
We work on sewing • machines side by
side at Itlademe Grillard's. • -Has she
• ever written to you alma Alice •I'Vloere.71
•'1 don'tejust thissumment recall that
she has.' • s , • •
Oh, well, it. doesn't -limiter,' sitid
Just sit down and be ' a. good.
boy while .wo• air the tables. Aren't
those' roses beautiful? \My- geochiess;
graeimse, how taatonished Kate will hey
Ste can't be more ace.acan I 'am?"'
said -Me.s.-,Barkoalee sifSking juto: lie"
Sleep* Hollow chaise and poising his
handIsferebief vaguely i shistoile-
head:. it's, a mere 'matter of
fate, 1 can't see how 1 /1111, to explaip.
Ladies-' • •
'Hu.sh..sh,sh•-th,' oried the six pretty
girls, all an a hissme chorus : Hate's
coming.; Beesie has brought her. Hush-
sh-slit Don't Say a word,- Mr. Green-
field.' • The golden.haired -girl's hand
was clapped proniptly over his mouth.
Alie More grasped his arm spasmodi-
- °ally and the other four daneed a sort
of bewitehinbe little feminism war dance
about him, while a seventh girl entered
•-eit pretty Madonna:faced little 'creature
=like a dove, -----
• "Come and kiseehim, Kate,' Criedall
the others.' Now, don't be ridiculous,
for we shan'ttake any' notice. Ilere•.
he is.' ' •
ItiSS Who ?',eried Kate, ,itandingeitill
and staring 'around her: ' Girls, • what
on earth do you :mean 2' •
'You provoking thing,' said Baebare,
atampipg bee little foots.. yeu.supe
pOse w e are fools 1: Why; of eottise we
know all Amt. him 1 It's Arr:Grben-
field-ibuy. oust:1i; Kate -'-the young
NOT
Where
Why, herei
'Nothing of 'the actet•I' said Kate
demurelY. , •
Our here stood: •up, feeling :himself
groting uncomfortably -warm -and red.
'Ladies,' said 110,1 there's sone mis-
take here.- I said eethe outset my name
was net areenfield.' ,. •
There' I' cried all the gii•ls at once.
There!' echoed Kate; defiafitly: '
'Didn't I tell you ? retorted Efate.
Be kiod.enoogh to let ,U8 know what
your:naree is, air O'' • ••
Cenhas Barkda18,' said:theswretehed
Vietien of a Mistmderetanding.
.rtut,', said Mimi Moore, 'you said it
was Nott Greenfield .., •
•.'Of coarse I did. l'• said .the puzzled
baohelor. 'It isn't Greenfield, and,
never will be unless 1 have it changed
by act ,of Legislature,'
dried the Deer, dear,
to he Sure And vie thought you wore
ate'slover-and-hiseninateasNo-double-t
elgott Greenfield,' •
DO' hold your tongues, ridiculous
things; said Kato; half vexed, half
laughing.. 'What inuat Mr. Barlidale,
think of vis •.
'1• think you are very nice,' be said,
•gallattly.
Mimi Barbara in t1ua meantime had,
taken a slip.of paper out of her .pecket.
She tittered a hysteileal
all my fault 1' idle enclitimed.
It wee' No. 39 bastead of 34 -and the
tail .of the horrid figure turned the
r*
•
Ere's CoiVa, GliAl'EDUI. AND Comirolativo.
-"By a thorotigli knowledge of the natural
Jaws which govern the Operations of digestion
and mitrition, and by a careful spplieation
of the hue properties of well-seleoted eocoa,
Ur. epps has provided our. breakfast tables
with a delicately flavored beverage 'which may
save us many heavy doetor'e bills. It is by
the judicioususe of such articles of diet that
00nobitution, may be gradually built up un•
IdI etrong'enough to reaist every Aendeney to
disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
floating around as ready to attack wherever
there is a" Weak pOint, We may eseape many
a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti.
fiod with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame-Cita/ Service, Oaotte.-Sokl Only in
Packets labelled -"Jamas Errs & Co,, Ho-
mreopathic Clietnists, 48, Threadneedle streets.
and 170, Piccadilly, London,
HEAL= 15 Senestera.-Ta prevent or conquer
disease is one of the grandest attainments ever
aimed at by man ; and "Bryan's Ftihnonic
fere" will as sure cure coughs, colds, tickling in
the tlatesit and pulmonary complaints, as war
and pestilence will destroy. Severe colds if not
attended to sooner Or later lead to incurable
constnnption, and. the strength of the 'strongest
soonfails if neglected,- The readiest and beet
means known forthe cure of these complaints is
"Bryan's '?uhnonie Wafers," whieli have. been
thoroughly tried for the last twenty years, and
have never been known to fail- Singers And
public speakers will also derive groat benefit'
from the use of them. Sold by all, meditine
dealers, at 25 cents Per box, • '
EVERYBODY SAIS So. -That all who have
either used the artiele,themselvee cm witnessed
its effects when used by others ; all Such, and
they are only fit to judge, are unanimous in
the opinion that ‘4Darley'sConditicinPowders
and Amble/I...I:leave Remedy?.is superior to
anything Of the kind heretofore or at present
in use -lea coughs, ooldssthrekserirale- and all
diseases. which affoptthe ivind of horses. its
a condition medicine it has no 'equal; there is
31911.7319/1 in it Which can injure a horriewhether
-illek-oe-seell-noi-neel,the-borse-be-keptironr
working while using it pit is jest the &Akio
whiels ell who oio hems require, and. Which
they ehOuld have pOnitaptly on hand. Re-
member the name, and see, that theeiknature
of HurcLanc1Co. is on. each pa skage, .North-
rop & Lyman, Toranto, Ont., proprietors
for Canada.
erne Grirst ShOlistisnitio; 1.fetaiiidy and
ir
The success that these medicines have not
With since their introduction to the public some
yearasago, preves plainlyto the most skeptical
that they are medieines that perforin what they
are advertised to. The virtues .of • these meth-
cies.have been well tested, and have withstood
their trial in a most satisfactory manner. For
diseases of the Blood, Liver; Lungs, &c., they
are unsurpasserl. We .have testimonials .of rai-
racidoes cures of these diseases, And of many
others. If •any one is..afflicted, let' him try a
bottle of the Remedy and a box of Pills. No
injurious effects Will follow their use to the most
delicate person, as. they are purefy 'vegetable;
there being no mineral matter in them: • The
cost is sinall,. while the advantages derived. from
their 11SO Will driably repay you for your ex• -
pepse and trouble,. The inecheines, Are widely
knevea-throughout the Donsinign. and are for
sale by the principal medicine dealers., Try
UththdbW Issiisstifdertinastliese modleirer
are no humbug: No one who has tried the
Shoshonees Pills ha,s vier pronounced an un-
favorable • opiilion of them; no family where
they have been used will be without them. Full ,
information nusY be had Oneall particulars touch-
ing the use, and the experience Of those who
Imre used them, by securing the Treatise or the
Circular from soy druggist in the Dominion, "
Free. Price tithe Remedy in pint bottles, $1;
P111'45 cents a' box: '
,
MAN 15, 1.679 •
Maitai arbff.
_
ime
1t-rrlita't ANPI021:1171°1102%--%Fail°11.1708aotvfoAtit et raenol
Cunningham e & Aikenhena•-theSquare,CliniC •
Clinton. Dec. 20,1877.
•
- --
Albert ana Mill Streets, Cliuttn,
1?.:4C.uoltuutTyolVo,Efils'I:uore171181. [Vie :urge rang Q6c$1.1' enC-"O°04renr4 Ifff
'70111•75-, A1.11., IGRA.DEATE OF TORONTO
V/b UnivereitY,/ Physician. Surgeon, d., residence,
at Mr. Manning's, throe aoors east of the Temperance
Lontlesporo. Oat,
Lonatsboro, 4.01)0 14,1870.
TAIL STAN'1313RY, GRADUATE OF TUE MEDICAL
1J Department -of 'Victoria University, Toronto, tor.
inerlyo the nospitais and Dispenseries, New York,
Coronerforthe Ceunty of nurenossevierm, Ont.
70712,1Sn 31
•
TIOWSLEY & GI13SON, PRYSICIANS, SUR.
•anous,A0couelleurs, &c. Oillee,Rottenbury Street,
l•ext Consolidated Tank. .
D. ja, DoWSLET, , A. fit °moon', et, n.
Clinton, May 10, 1,877.
fl, WO11TI1INQTON, PlaS1OIAN, BURGEON,
Acoouolieur, Licentiate of the College of PhYaleion•
and Surgeons of Lower Cattails, and rrovinciandeenti-
ate ai5 Coronor for the CguntY of Ruron. Ofilee and
resielenee,-, The building formerly occupied by Tar.
Thwaites, Moron street.
Clinton, jan, 10,1871. •' •
isttt1oU9qatbz.
MONEY TO LV ‘,
D, 1/1Liaon e
are- ongeoaesor gaga malty, at mo4
• Interest. IL HALE., .
clinton,August 0th,16110. -
11.11Vi
APO), at 5110 Town B 11, oliq146'„resiaexten Alpe
• Station.t, • 11E0.43 taw; ! • , .!
' Issuer of Marriage Ltiensts.
Clinten„.4 plinth, 18% , ,
$11TO
=tees of '
the grouse and partridge, a wealthy. . e rn• .
- marriest.---a. %Ines.
friend of his met with a fearful stceideut • '
and the family sent for Sir Henry, who •Festeta and Figures.
without doubt sighed crier the fact Of. . . --- •
. , .
having his resa, time:thus invaded. The .- Imlia has 6,000 miles of railway,
case was so deinserOus that Sur 'Ileney , There ere 224 saving banks in New
was compelled to•yetnairs in attendaine York State.. • ' ' • -.. s e• s .
on sufferer foe :Mee. 'dayss. At the . lieeseene ea, a peat araes:'-ee eei256
end he pealed hie patient through, and: • • , . .,
On taking leave .. ,. 0 o .o.thousand scitutioinisee,
'.ri. cheri -f •Ir •'
.g.• t.u-ne.as, was placed in ,bie lane__ wee, . Nes._Haven nianufactereese 3,00,0,000
yeare expressions of gratittide feir 'Ger, c'''s.e.t annua•i•lY• : . : • '
eiVe rendered,: It was fiently dedlined • A, NOW•Yerk dealer in birds imported
on, the plea that attendance wee given last year, 100,000 °arteries:::
to a. frieed and during' holiday.' .,, DIS The gold and eilver fields of the IJnit"
Hope, of London, when he prescribed ed States occupy. almet 150,000 equate
Iiiinriel, to the 'peet.. always gave the ..asues, • •••• • • - •' . : • '
flannel. _Dr, 'Bailie prescribed, -that a It coets:'the „fanners. ,ef the Truie'cl:
young lady: 'Teed the: whiter,. an 'wild sta
lies yi ... , , Annua y to o timer
..V70 000 060 il - d '
elimate;.and as She Was unable to afleu:c1 niewinee , ' ; • s,'• • ' s ••
it, paaselited kpr expenses ‘. s'Iteeves. ft ' " • '' , " ,,... '." ' . • '.
matter of vegrete to ham if lie 'ever spoke . .•"Boestpis has s-o..actetqrs=-41Joht J to
— . every 4•25 polsone, and tlii..irrio of phys
r011ghly'40 ft poor man. . .. .
sicians topopuletionie about the eatne
The enithent De: '‘Villia Of the hist
• eeletury,lied.a...patient evidently_in re- iu the ett,buthe*
abaced circumstances, who pool.; as he The United Settee Isrocleces annually
2.09,0005000 -pounds of wool, imports
was, made shift always to have, neatly
rolled up in paper, lite fee of one guieea, for manufacturing purposes about ,50a
the usual liondrium for a sity,le •visit 0.00;000 pounds.
P
at that time, and wlizele the sick mart .*1:The woeld's averages iu sinnital...pre-
bdiat: as proud as he 'Vas- poor:ihe-d„0 duct of .681,000,000 pounds of tea,
accepting: Ile saw, however, that the 40,009,000, India 35,000,009, and Sava
patient disi not take the wine -
tor could not make any Orme for not
which, 6,000,00'0. • . •
Chian; produciug 600,000,000; Japan
when cOovaleSoOpce had begun, was or- ,...- . . .
.1;ba estimated value of the straw hats
dered to sustaiet and invigorate the sys-
tem, as the' men could not afford to buy
its One daysthe doctor said, if you
will promise to. take •sonle a my eeirsi'
pills, in whiels I haveegreat faith; I.
shell leave theen for yen as I peee- to-
morrow, for yott are ,well 'etiough DOW
to dispense . with my services.' The
.promise was given and the next day'
the doctor left his box of pills. On open-
ing the heal the patient found .41 the
guineas he;had paid as medic:al 'fees,
with a littie note insisting pet he must
receive thane back. There was aleo
bank- eb-eque: for R further. sum. This
sick ' feeling that poverty W11.8
Man s eon
now hie &lief conipliiipc persuaded hint'
to fleeept the motley es a loan, and in a
short time fortune having changed, the,
man , was able mad glad tospay back
what he bed received from his medical
benefactor. Alost every one has heard
f John Abernethy,. the English surveil,
He had a Very,fidgetty organization, but
ender his roptali snanne.r ,he veiled one,
of the isindesb hearts, The•steee, erhie'
marriage is a good one: He wrote off
hand to a ledy note of proposal saying'
that•he was too busy to attend in per.
—•
meavons AND PltrEfroix. DETILITY.-A gen-
tieman, having tried in. van every advertised
rereedY,haa discovered -a oimple means of solf.oure,-
He will be haPPY to forward the particulars to any suf-
ferer on reeeipt Of postage and directed envelope. Ad -
'dress, J. T. Stwatt, Seq., Mayville, nammersmitk
London, England; • fliihn
£'E IT' EYE-SAN:VC •
infrtgibie 1• etnedj :,for off disivees -of the1.
eye (aceide or chronic); granulation of the
likerttlion of the. 'lachrymal gladuls,
and weaknede qf oision front any
•
eauge, .
AVIS. A. WESTING'S LivEit AND isfraoPfts
RL htedielne-itr forsale ;et a. EL Cdrabe's, Clinten
and manufactured at 209, Wellington street, Louden,
Ont. This medicine la highly spoken of e.nd recom-
mended for Bilious and Livet Complaints, and it had
also proved highly beneficial for Rheumatism. •
rp112 CENTRAL MOTEL late Farmer's -Mbert
-L Street, Clinton. B. PIKEL.Propfletor. This ho-
tel has lately been greatly improved and thoroughly •
refurnished, and possesses every requisite for the cora.
fort and convenience of the travelling public. Good
stabling and attentive hoetler. •
• Clinton, Nov. 28111, 1878.
LIvINGSToN, LATE 01' CHICA-00,•11AVING
• AL* puiehasea the Hair Droning businets lately ce.r-
lied on by Mr. Belmore, desire; to intimate to Om pub -
lie that he will continue the same at the old siand, and
hopes to receive a continuation of the patronage accord
'ea his predecessor. Ladles hair.wors speoialty:
Clinton, Aug. 8, 1878. • ••
Ts flail HOUSE, • wreeeesoPe.:OSTV:i J0LtE •;a
-,1.14-11elmore,--piciptleCors. 'Phis hotel has been en
largetl and newly fornitilled..and,,now effers-first.class-,-
aaeommlidatien fa the general travelling public. Or,
-doeslorronnarbrletterrtrreingfaltaifil'eTtMralTinidia-"--"'"'
to'. Good. Semple Tomas. 'Marten is most 1,eenti-
fully Fguatecl. en aepoyesrlay, and the 'site of this
Iforute has .boon carefully selected. Tho hottoo is in-
tended. to Beside a want long -felt, by the. travelling,
public, and by tourists, sportsmen, and families. wish-
ing e, pleagaut summer resort.. Stormier& call daily.
'
" PERSONAL. ..
A LiMY, who has had a largo experience in nursing,
ppvided accommodations in, Toronto for la-
• dice awing their accbuchment. The best 'medical and
other attendance guaranteed. For full particulars sp-
• ply to box 1155, Toronto P. O. '• 5
,
THE Amearesse'.Eve•SaLya is preeented to the
•
public: with the assurance of its el -Romney as n
curative of inost• diseases.: of the. eyesacute ot
chronic inflanninatiorh Whether,induced scre7
ftdous or otherwise, weakness or defect
of vision, diminished tone of the optic: nerve,
or p, diseaSea, state of the tissues constituting
that.Orgarh.. Also, for all persons whose voca-
tion reqiuse's an incessant Action of the ,eyes,
She Sallre will act as charm in restoring. a uni-
form. healthy action, where weakness,•paitr' and
misery !May have long threatened a fatal' ter-
mination. It iErthd most simple, safe, nnd ef-
fectual remedy -ever discdvered, The Materials
of *hi& it Unlade:are pure, perfect, and costly,
gempeunilid With, elaborate tare and exactness,
sate 111 its pplication,: being used eXternally,
anl, of eourse,. avoiding the pain and danger,
_which eceesartly 9:ttends-the introdnation of_
caliatie minerals' and eye -washes. RINGWORM,
and OLT) CiiitONIS,,Soke, of scrofulous Origin, t
or roulting from whatever Cause, yeild, to the
AMERICAN EVE-S.ALVE.. ' IT I$i 176'103ua
CIESSFULLY FOR PILES.. ItS soothing et -
feet is immediate, and is permanent etre requires
but a„ feiv applications. The proprietors , of.
'Dn. J. PETTIT'S Amens:List ye-Ss.r.vs,"'while
making Dew and improved- machinery for mak.
ing a more perfect box for Alio Ert-SAr.vn, have
changed. the YAW .un_the.ouvir,so as to
correspond with the. Cut on the Wrapper, Clir.
culaire; Adyertisements, ete, We call attention.
to this, as it might- otherwis,e be regarded as,
couuterfeiting, • • .
• ' PETTIT BARKER,
.• Proprietors, Freedonia, Y.
NORT1IROP 4-LYMAN, . •
Toronto 'Agents for Canada, • • •
:and bonnets manufactured every year tu . ' •
•
New England is from $10,000,000 fp TI.4 GREAT •FEMALE REMEDY.
$20,000,000. Nearly all of this business i• . •i.'e•i•B mosEs viTii; opicAt pitti
iii confined to Massachusetts. •. . ..-- . •
"
This well known medicine is no imposition
.Throtighout Englandand AVal_es the. vut Iconic .and safp retheay toi „xeiliale mid.
"
nherago .product per aere Of the• hest' coeimeee obstructions, r.oln any eausewhat._
farreed land it'$06 annually: In those ever; Mid although a powerful remedy., it eon -
countries, as well as in Soothtral, •tile tainatiethinShartfulta tna aanot•itutlan-
smaller the farnis the better they -arcs • • TO ALARMED LADIES
cultivated, end the !ergot. is the average Itis peculiarly suited. It will, in a eliorttinse
bring etetheemouthly period With regularity,
produetiveness per acre, •
In, alleases Xervoui and Spinal Affections,
•In Prato o.ne-half the people , or Pains in the Back and Linths Pleavinese,
fully nineteen ive by agrieulture. Eatigrie on slight exertion, Pali:dation of the
-That-country has 1,815,000 farme tin ler
aciaohiee Whites,
* heart, Hysterics, Sick He
and all the painful diseases opeasioned by
ten soros in extents .and as fully '40,- dieordered system, these Pine Will effect acme
000;000 acres are owned by 50,000, rmr- when all other means have filled.
sons, there are hundreds,Of thousiteds of ThessoPins have iiever been known to fail
so-called land owners who are fo'reed :to where tht directions on the endlege of pam-
work. on fates for the large and richer Plikt, "11 °I)se"ca'
For full partieulars, get a pamIthlet,free, of
proprietors. aght. ,
JOB NIOSEE,Isin NV YORK Serkat Paorlual.oit.
,
lilitlZ11 11175.VTExt AT., TrIk; N. Y4 PAM.. $1.06 nod i li• cents for postage, enclosed to
Thin 'mot 'a vel7 faz° disillaY °I "tva aln)ice Northrop se 'Lyman,. Tortzeito,, Ont., general
butter al; the great Internationel Dairy Fair. agents for the Dominion, Will insure a beetle
The packiges that took the IniZet; Were Splert•
wrong way up -that s all, And the finest of these was that made by D. Whiting,
be, petted in quality eat color. Among the
Geo. Lawroece; tied 4, W, ()hoover, which, as
well as that made by many others wae colored eemees eenteeenelogeeeme, Alla eijnieee
Containing over St pills by return mail.
forth: 3. Kithi, Carronbrooki Parker ek Cattle,
and E. lordan; Oodevielit H. Camerods Bay:
eine, Antlers -
Watts ; E. Iliokson and E. Inimeden, Sea.
Sold in Clinton by Z. II. Combo and W, Ils,
cid snimplea of wbat gilt edge batter ought to
eake and the.floarers and every I ; to a porfcet Jena tiut With Wells, Richardson •• "I ' ' '
'Stop, ladies, if you please; said. kr,
Om° ',' eon he would give her it -fortnight for
consialeration. On one 0091XSIOn Witt31.1 & Clo. s Poicoted Butter Color'. This color re. ..
. ., . e .. - , s •
delved the International. Diploma or er all earn.
Varkaale COM' teOnSly. 4 BOCA,1160 th0 George IV. eent for AbernethY, tha 7 petitere, for e seporior purity, strength, puree- 1
1111EUKATISIII,,,a any Mho in ft mimeo) y
a some in war, ft fOW wane.
tion of color, tied permanence." It was uni.. 103•sipclee Serofule, pate.
versally moire melded both by the makers and
the batter buyer;. If your hu tea in est ite use
' it, For fall particulars implies of W.errs &
CO, , diet egieta; C.linton,Who have it for sale,
as well WIRD titnggiStS fold-IfterchanV47g2,1re.
01-.,
ally. • sample Size, 10 eta Mar.,2
surprise has ectnie to tbe wrong piece is
nci' reason why the right person ebould
not enjoy it. Allow tne flo give up this
room to your tise this ..evenings will
teesscugex found .hitn •abotit starting for.
tarthelomew's„hoepital, whore: he had
1eetni:0 to n largo neither of studente
Tell tho king/ eaid . Abernethy, that
'jest step aorose thnetreetstinel aend Mr, Innogo to' him mutt'. after my lee-,
P •
Nett or(!enfkklit ()Vete' • • • .• terst to ley popile„ when. I AM at hie
age, akin irril t1on, ukers from any cause and a tom.
hod other diseases are caused. by at rild 'errant,-
v•I•ielt preacts inflaInfontory Ration: 13 unton't; Ab. 1
corli,nt W111 lasitivtly clIvet is cure le 5 few -hours, hy
itb:1014nrt t. 6 ;oda ,..isen Gem llie svsittl. 8 ad
C041: A1V;.,0 partioular t•!.. Is
. T,
. -REMOVA.t,
T T. WILEIE, L. D. h removed hie oMce and
roidcnce to RattenbitriaStroet;socond house west
Of the Market Square.• . :
Clinton, Jan, 15,1879. •
•
. ' •
• 'MONEY _TO • LEND.
AVE any amount- of money to lend, ,on geed,• .
Improved farms only, at 8 ner cent ; Charges TerY
•
fnoro.aonbyjecetonilfratn7.urity ample: 1 do not
. SOMN .7:Rs ,sTEk 1101.1, •
txu,.
C 0 TO GEO. STEWART Si CLINTON, FOR .
S MiX.PM1\T ci• 1\2 .4 or-1*z 8 • •
Various kinds, styles and prices. IsMEDLES, 015, &c
All kinds robaired by Theetical Machinist. Work •
rrantod. MACIIINES TO lit.wr'hy thoweok or mon&
April 8, 1879. •' anit,•
• CATCPWRTGIIT,
•
1:11i0E0.1f, DEik'DIST, Grmluate of the Royal College
of Dentel:Surgeillis of Ontario, has 01)0710a 3:001119
in the Victoria meek, Albert •.Street, whOe he .
will constantly* in attend/moo, and proper 4 -to pov •
form cisry 'operation connestee with. Dentistry. Teeth
extracted, Jr filled -with' gold, amalgam, or other filling,
materiel. Art ifieiali eeth in8erteilf1onl one to n full let',
Clinton, April 17, 1870. • 16
134tSLEY!S'
MILT.4!1*ERX Establiqhmett
A large assortment of FEATRERS, FLOWERS,.
SILKS and RIBBONS, in the newest stades. • .
.• also; large stock of FTLT ana STRAW LTAS, 0 .
the latest styles. CORSETS, &c,
• Agent foo' B05TRIO1i28 PATTERNo Of garments of all
descriptions; a large Stock kept on hand, •
Felt and Btrart 1-lats cleaned and altererl
• "Logi' Assortment Of Lacliee' Mantles.
oinaten,oct. 18, tare •
' •
•
„
• CRAY'S SPECIFIC *MEDICINE.
T.434.01)1 MARK.: h edy
"le Great Te4nOltlattir:
- EnlisRem. • -
An unfailing euro
for Seminal weak, -
nese, Spirmaiirr-
'
ilia impotently,
• emaall aiseases
that follow as a
sequence of Self;
Abuse, as Loss of
Memory, titiver-
Before Takinsbesaill'laBaelryitu a°, Pain' After Ta,kiug.
in the Dim -
noes a vision, Premature tea Age, and nany other
diseases that load ter Insanity or Consumption, and a
Premature Grave, rtill peekaboo itt out pamphlet,
WbiOh. WO acsit•e tO send ittio"Dy mil to every one. -
The Sped& medicine is sold by an druggiats at $1 per
package-, or 6 packages for 0, ar 111 bo sent itee by.
o11 receipt -or the money, •by adarossing . •
' • THE °BAY 31ED/C11411
.• Wingser Ont..
1.•' Sold in Clinton by all druggists, and eVermliere in
Canada ang ow United States by an wholosrdo awl re-
tail druggists, •
J. H. COMBE,
CHEMIST DRUGGIST,
Una tethered:to the Prjeroises letewe as
Plea (eta) ctier..esreeSee taeasrattess,
Whom he Wiirkttp for tub A PO at ant general assmt.
• .,46,• meat c,t1 •
eill•I'NlICAL8 Aso NiI4,,DIC.INU,sy
D'VE ,S1Tt''FFS, OILS, &e.
resss, e:tel nrssisf. (4'6/ ri))//p0nth4i8 tart-
Ate:1 11;o:de up, oith
• • : ,