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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
MAN 22, 1879
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' onbensib #etns
.kinorican.
According to the Raleigh Observer
The shipments of maple sugar (rem
tt111.9. Brattleboro, Vermont, averages 1,$00 lbs
daily to I3oston, besides n: considerable -
quantity. fof Springfield and New York.
4.--rapn retainewhis seo ou the back
of a kicking Inns° at Unionville, Nev.,
„. in,,spite of all efrortspto throw him, but
fell off dead after the boast had become
quiet. The excitement had brought On
heart disease. -
hunter or wooastook, Vt., the
other day° captured a fox. which had
'Vireo maw% attached to it, The last one
was frozen in the ground,' or perhops
the fox would have succeeded in carry-
ing.that away also.
john Morse, a prisoner in a Denver
gaol, mingled with the members of the
Young Men'e Christain A.ssociation
when. they hold services in the prison,
sarig risleed aS ale loudest, and walked
out Avith tft,WP1;.:tp .
The Sight of a youug man with u gun
across his 8houlder:1 compelling a well-
known physician to morel) berore hiyn
drew a crowd in New Albany,. Ind.
The physician had insulted a young
woman, and was on his way, under
EtOmpulaion, to apologize, '
• John West, for the murder of a tramp
*last Octoberoviis executed at Booneville,
,Ito., on the Fair dround. The tope
broke, and, tho body fell, straightened
and turned over, when he was nicked
• up, and -the rope retied; West's father
• 7-iiriCaL-PfsWaTalew-frtitinkkh000- peepl
. Making waistecnits.at .fourtee,ncents
solated exceeds seven. thousand acres.• ••
Munroe; of Meredith, Mo., was
a, strong disciplinarian in his own house -
and: •prided- himself on the....e.herliT:
ence.of bi faMily.'Hie -Children were
-
• accuStooled to the rod. from, their. ore -
dies Until they quitted the perentel roof,'
apd itas even said •tbat' he whipped
his, wife on.: several •eceiisiens.• But he.
was of high standing in the einetnimity;
arid'when,:a few 'dive ,ag9,119 spoke in
..• ohnech meeting -of the duty -of fathers.
• in trainin't their ofiePring, he was very
▪ fteative1y4istontd-tf;;---- On • his .way
home; he met his son- 'George; win? had'
'been -fishing .On Sunday, and" gave the
boy- c craze' beating—perhaps- • to- illus-
trate -the. subject he had been discuseing.
in .chureb.. George went to a neigh:
bees...home, „harrowed a gun,and stint
his, father dead..• :. • • . .
• ''En.glIslr and'Foreign'...• :
• People are. ;suffering from ; .s ta,rvation.
;Ilindostan.; ••, • . •
7 • 0.Du hundred ...mad tWenty 'thousand
. actor • and could -Cot be. got to pay for.
the eetton erop of N. Carolina is too
small by about $1,000,000 to pay the
States drinking bill, which amounts an-
nually to,about eight and a half million
dollars.
It is estimated by sheep men in
South-western Texas that the loss in
sheep during the past winter has been
from 40 to 60 per cent„ the loss being
l
the greatest n_mong tho finch that were
.sbeared ast fall.
Mark Twin's brother, Mr, Orion
0:eniens, has been esconnnimioated from
a Presbyterian church at Keokuk, Ia.,.
for heresy. He bed delivered a lecture'
denying the inspiration of the Old 1
Teatauient, making out • Abraham a
fire-worehipper, declaring the knit six
commandinents in the Decalogue to be
moral rules always praCtised.by man-
kind, and so on. 1
It the United States the yearly day.
•astatiOn wrought by forest fires is still
going on. Conflagration in Pike county
Pennsylvanite, continues to rage. The
fires are now spreading towardtheErie
Railroad. •Fires are also •burning it
New Jersey, and many thousand of
acres are reported to be each day burn-
ed over, Similar bad news is at hand
from the Catskills: • At Rondout the
' • 411e ajnok.e„;and the aveii:in-
that neighborhood which is already de -
%Vey Courirry atereenars ' ao net, mom
With all That lias been said by the press
on the iinportance of doiug a cash bus: -
nese, a large proportion of the country
merellants still adhere to that bankrupt -
inviting plan, giving free eredit, not
having the courage to refuee to let an
old customer have bar of soap on
They Well know, the fact that the ma-
jority of failures i4 among those who
have practised the credit system, and.
,who for want of rivailable capital are
not able to take advantage of the
• wholesale markets, leaving thorn power.
less to compete with those who ean, who
after selling their goods are able to got
the proceeds. If a, businete is done on a•
credit system the most important part
of it is in making collections. ManY
merchants use their best endeavor to
sell off their goods rapidly, but have a
• natiiral delicacy in dunning their deb-
tors, and hesitate month after month
to pilesent.theie bills and request pay-
ment.
&recess in a business is ineasfirecl by
what cornet in; not by what goes out,
Let it be conatantly borne in mind:that--
the credit is a favor .extended to the
•buyer on the part of the merchant ; for
it is -often the ease that the .ctetomer
thinka he is conferring a favor on the
merchant -from :whom he is buying on
timeeand it is. not strange when the
merchant himself amide or at leaet does
not oppose .giving aredit. This -idea-,
hidva lend -texistt;" "iind
.the quicker .the customer is rid of it the
better for all coneerned.','How can a
inercbant realm collections as easy as
possible? in the first plaCe-lieffionld.
have -his customers iitiderefind -that the
credit OP 10an given them is leinPorarY
and purely for the purpose of keen:Mao- '
dation, and next he should have ,atated" • - •
NEW WAGGON- SHOP
each, shoviets shirts at four cents a
. piece : heavy overalls, at fifty .eetits 'a'
•'dozen, and woollen trousers. kitten cent
....-a.pair,,a.re,.soinc.fuetsglettne-dby.as.ocie V
of ladies who are investigating the con-
• ditioe df tho sewing women of Cleveland,
Ohio. •
The Fall Rivee (Mass) Arcies relates
the following as a faet.:--":Tsvo mon
were convertible,. about the anticipated
steke the other day, when one of them,
a mule -spinner, remarked that he had
been._ n be] -during his
lifetime. said. the other;
;you ever make anything by it 4' '..1s.Toi
once,' was the reply lost every time.'"
A train boy got rather taken in on
the Pennsylvania road the ' other day.
He distributed the nand' candy arid mike
leaokage-threngle an emigro.nt train;
--but-When .he Callle 'beck t0- gather -them -
up again, the foreignerti had disposed 'eff
the goodies and thrown the enipty boxes'
• aint:Of the '-windone They :thought it
was a free lunch fttenished by the eon-
• it either. -7-7..• • -- England-contimplate-writrike
Wallace Willkerson; w he shot Boater
• in Tintie two Years ago, was: executed
Provo, Utah, .119 evinced great.
• nerve and &Win. a:chide facing three
guns distant 'about thirty feet, without
•who are e:attackd Alio• in twenty-four
dither bandage.cir 'closing Ins eyes. Up
to withirilialf e:n hour of the execution hours. ••.' .• •
his wife was with him. Th9 parting' A girl, 11 Yare of age, is in Prisbn at
was Very affecting. He Made a speech ,Cahors,,Erance, awaiting trial for burn-.
stating that he -had no ill -will tawards ing her little twe.year-old..brother alive;
any but one person who swore falsely hecaoSe it annoyed her, td be obliged
•on- bis trial. He hoped God ivOuld nurse him.' • . •• •
forgive him. He shook hands all round The English wheat crop promises but
and then too.k. his position in the.bbair• poorly, while' the 'area; sown is , only
At a signal from the 'Marshal three con-.. 3,000,000 agree, spine 750,000 'less than
sealed niarksmen fired; .Wilkersonleali- last Year. k is 'anticipated; therefore,
ed from bis chair exClOmitTeh,-9w!. „that. there will bo a .mkterially reduced
• On hia face. atid-Continued
• .writhing and breathing afew gasps for
tvrenty-seven minutes when physicians
prouottneed him. dead, ' ,
•Heriry Smith :did his Califoruia gold;
• - Training in 'a peculiar way. Ile was a
-• Watchman in. the Goveriiiifent:Xint. rel.: Think bf Toads selling "like
4;6 the close of each day's viuk, the' (361- 134114)0: I; 'Wire buys -them I .17.--egeta-
• ployees' were thordirobly soarehed: be; ble gardener& Why? For the reascin
• that toads devour the linear) that
would citlifrwise'rleVour the Vegetables..
WOdeveuts the toads. Contrary' to
some ideasz•-not • the French
But teads. aro 'being ,seld now, not de
y saved, and it is with the-ffalling_we._
aro •infereate .1-77/Iow do • they vend
them The man in blouse bares „his
arm, and thruas his open hand bite the
sliiny swarm and brines up two, three
in the event Of their, deraand for an
inerease of pay being refused.' t
A strange disease is reported from
'
several parts of Russia, and the mor-
tality is described as terrible. Parties
supply ef home -grim -1-, and foreign. Wile -tit.
in that Country should. bring enhanced -
pekes during the curent, year. • . •
• Arpoog the.curious sights to be seen
in Paris must he reckoned tue toad mar-
ket. Toads: are there sold .by • the bar-
fora going out of the buildingancl all
of the precious metal on the -premises
was carefully lecked pp. Then :Smith
went on guard. for the nigh t.• In one
of the rooms tinder his charge -. Was:
• ;strong iron -tank, ill Which arannles of
- --soiron
Were. 'placed. .An
coier was.securely. locked on, but •
through 'a small hole ran it rubber tube
• td carry a .streain of water... Smith un-
screwed the tube every night; and, .with, or 'for gymnastic toads, wriggling and
a narrow spoon, removed a small roan- writhin,g, He points out tha merit's;
tity of gold. *The, loss was so smelt in
each instance as to be undiscovered, ancL
it was-orily-wheii the thief' was comer
soiling tho Metal that he was sespected
m
and delivers thein a box by the dome
'toe theager.market gaidenef, talses'
his elfoiee and pays his price, ,The
buying and selling are done•expeditious-
- He confesses that Ito his made ie20.000 13r and quietly, and the' profit to the
two years by his operations. .
The report -of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture for the niontli
of April wasissued on Friday. it don -
tains tho following relative to wheat.
"The average of winter. Wheat now
- growing is abOut one and -a -half per
cent. rettter than 'eat year, ',fp. the
• SouthWerit the area lies been, reduced
• since sowing, The Atlantic cot* 8tittbri
„ frem Main te Georgia as a whole she*
a chicliniog ' area, Of ,the Southern
States only Mississippi reports a diva,.
• nished area. Of the Nerthern and
• Western States, Michigan, Minnesota
-
and Kansas fell off fronilastyear. The
'other great wheat growing States tabour
. an increase. Oalifornia is not included
in the eetitilates of the winter wheat
area. The crop of the couotry taken fit
' a whole presents a promise of at least
two per tent. below the avettage. Tho
New England States retteh a full aver;
• age.” 1.'be rye crop, taken AS a Whole,
is fourd.pee e tint. bele* the a'Verage. It
abotib the' average in New England
and * nearly all tho West and North-
West:. The condition of sheop thfough-
.
out the country is very good.
vendors is great. . •
vendors is
for no Now Era!
BLACRSIVIITHING.
• r flE undersigned having Puremised die stock and
-1- lona the remora of W. CAMAY. en Albert,
Street. opposite Mr. Fair's ma taw this moans of
notifying hie friends and the nubile generally, that lie
intends eariying on the Black= ithing business in ell
its branches, and, therefore, 8°11045 their eliatom.-
Being practically acquainted with everything connected
with the hushitaul, he 0411 guarantee satisfaotion.
liorSe S111,10efiltr a specialty.
8TERIIENS ON
01thion, April 04, 1870.
ATTENTION. i NEW HARNESS SHOP.
rman norion, that .—
the apautetamait of Messrs, i
_a. mason' fr If11U1)$0,sow, of Dense% as Agents of the , 11114008100.0(1M0s9r0D94. ft'.1,411100-41/011 in iho
W. W. VAUBAN, Egg., has been appointed
T104.joeop,enxile410).
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, •,
Of the Co lay of Welliogton, le 54 day cancelled. •IR 11 ITSEP A141:11 CRESTI CLINTOI
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Agent for this town and Vleillitn, and is now prepared Where hd e will keep on hanan assortment of the iirti•
to talc° appyeatioue for this Company, the 044)04j, oles and steak usually' found in a atom of thie kind,
the Dominion. liqlog a practical workmen, he is prepared tt ;execute all
J.Sy order, CIFATILES DAVIDSON, orders in good style, . . - .
fi, •
Guelph, 4th Me.) 1878.
' tf.eoyareasRepairing Promptly Attended to.
ctxvv.. .e1/4
SEED WHEAT,
TE
S. SVENS.
PEAS, BARLEY, OATS, • ellntonfMO,Y 1sf, 1878. 18.
And all kinds ot Field. Garden and Flower Seeds. ;
-- FARMERS ATTENTION,
In -returning thanks to my patrons for thq liberal sup-
port accorded mo the past year, 1 take pleasure in in „ . , . SIIIITTLEWORTIFS -
forming the pnbliathat Ihave, at considerable expense, ;
earefully eeleeted my present largo stook of seed Bream 1
front the most reliable growers. 1 0411' C011t140/103, AI- ' Portable Earn* leace.
• eon:mead the
•LOST NATION aid WHITE RUSSIAN • l'at('Ute4 N41400878. "
as the best spring varieties grown, both for quantity,
quality and milling purposes. My PEAS aro neonate
M
none the Province for purity and quality. BARLEY
and OATS of the very beet varieties. °LOVER and
TI8IOTII3C seed, TURNIP, MANGOLDS, and all other
field and garden emu's fresh anpure.
d I always take
Special care to se loot seeds clean and free from all nox-
ious weed seed. Always glad to show my seeds, and
give any information cicala ed by farmers and ethers,
REMEMBER MY MY STAND,
Hamilton Street, above Colborne Rotel, God:oriole
JALIIES
pollerleh, trareh,laul.
The cheapest and best Vann Fence now in use, costing
less than • the rails for'' a common mil fence. nearly
eonstructed, easily removed, and will last longer then'
any other fence, as it is reversible. The material coots
70 cents per red, and can bo constructed tor less than
10 cents per rod, so the entire mist will not exceed 80
cents per rod when ready te put tip, and two men can
put up 40 rods Were bleak:est, OS that, lira Pam
Fence its advantages aro apparent at a glance.
To be seen stanclhig, oat Pales Lumbo• Yard
county DWI liovrinilifip nights ler Sale,
XoriN MDLLOY, Sole Agent. -
Clinton, A nt b7, 1879.
. Ayers Ayer's Cathartic. Pills
ror all the purposes of a Family Physic,
tcl'i,
and for curing Costiveness, Jaundice,
W VI 0" ta? • arsapar Headache, Erysipelas, Ithournatisrct
indigestion, Fot4 3 omao Brea I
t c".er to 111
. if. S.
.s_51.4...A. So.rs. as .5.; ET a. Eruptions and Skin Diseases; Bil-'
' iousuess, Dropsy, Turaprs,Worms,
. and Dirther. _Pint
—serefalous„diseases,-Erysir.;
• to_
mIlmi P4 2 11
A •
6" a
p Z'rel n.C1 id T0 0
E-.9.14.1r4".D (1 DIF„, •
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times at which to present bills. EvorY
one knows bow much easier it is to ask
Thos. Friendship
paYment' of et party. Who knows just
when he is expected to settle. If you
fijeck it very diffieult to _celleot froth' a ing emintry, that be has opened a Waggon Sho0 la
Desires to intone the people of Clinton and surround-
OerOin Mini, let that man. 'find it diffi- connection with OONCIf SONNS' Blacksmith Sher,
CU' to buy from you! int credit '• it is- ISAAC STREET,
To the ono -who is tOo careless to. keep
the tisk'nf carrying him is trio treat.
hie collections up,' it is useless to speak
safer to let him boV his of d I ' I '
fuither. : 'rho public au • otioneer will Waggons, Carriage' oh, .Cntterst Sleighs;
de., cm the shortest
• rates7 Repairing of all kinds pronmtly attended to.
notice, and at the most reasonable
ALL. • ,. • • --
find oecupatiort in selling him out and °lint-. Mii.rehl'Igli!ll' P.1 A C
•
ridding the: hnsiness.of a man, who miss-
ed hie Calling.. ' • . •• • •
Let us says few words regarding the
importance Of quick ' sales and: light
stook. , There was a time in the history
of the Mercantile trade' when stores were
, ens° suw lure, Whore hi will be prepared to moat° all order's for
A •
Wq will
E.A.T "'PE:R.':„
--TFOR $16:50 --
mond bola:id in ion aheeP, an linabildge
Vorcesterls-Dictioriart,..
stocked only -once -or tWiteleyear-1`.-7Tliiir
was previous to ,the railroad, era, arid
means of transportation weresearoe and
expensive, so that' dealers fell into the
habit of stocking their -stores at long
intervals. But now it is coming tci be
AND
• The Fortnightly Review
For one year. •
Retail price, Woreester'e DiCtionary • - 819.00
Subscription price, per annum, "Fertnightlyn„ 5.00
. •
Or, we will.giveati imabridged,'bound in sheep, NOR-
, •
an axmin in trade amongshafp btisinese CESTER'S DICTIONARY for five yearly dubseribers-
rs'oaurr:rwRZ.EgrytoargrpifoolrogrflayuftiAbs-'
wen. to Carry light .stooks and nnike iticorlbIt itr.,i re-
qnielt- -Sales, '' Under the old system, work, Loma InTvols:, Surnaxartmer. lismoron.
where a.largestock of goods Was.ptif in . cAstnettst2Irlit.t..13°...iwrirmi HI"' . Vil tiay'ia goaa-
sosrtrort ucarlsi
•Ei,t one'time; a great poftion of them be- order boOks, specimen Copies,tt., Alm
come stele. Nolv'the cot:nifty:mei:Chant' er'4 ' '. .. • unmans, enema .04.),
carrying a light stock, -suffers. Very little
less from Ohl, unsaleable wares,. and if
any portion of his stock suffers .- a; runs
:babas only to telogranh ;to his jobhing
house, andsthe goode Will -be. socei • on
.• 60 York St., Toronto,'
poles, Rose, or $t. Anthe.
,ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
IjSitgoeifinateTin, °HiQdf netyllse,
Lungs, ,Pimples, Pustuleat
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,•
Tettei, Salt Rlionm;Scald
. Head Ringworm, Ulcers, •
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pain in
the Bones, Side and. Mad, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leueorrlicea, arising
from internal ulceration, and Uterine
for Reediting me li1004
-Are
re 0 t pV-teuhre' "agnandt ilv°C Se0 ten vge:tr"
'
nrtl iiic mild, but ot
thcir
or3 tfehcetzlweiins
I operation, movie.... .
surely
and without pain, .
Although g e n ti
bit their operation, •
-' they are still the
most thorough and
searchin cathat- '
•
disease, Syphilitic ruid.,1ThafurnI,1 -tic medicine that ban be employe :.cleans- : •
eases, Dro sy. 'Dyspepsia, Emaciation, ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day,
'they stiemlate the digestive organs and
• promote vigorous health. •
AYER'S Pii,Ls have 'been known for .
More than a quarter of a century, and have.
• obtained a World-wide reputation for their ,
virtues. They correct diseased notion in. •
the seVeral assimilative • organ's of the
body, and- aro so composed that: obstrue-* •
„liens witkin their range can rarely with-
stand or eve* their. -ifsit afily'do"they-7,
„ cure the everpday complains'of every-
body, but also formidable and dangermis .
diseases that have baffled . the best of
human skill. white they produce peiver-
lid effects, they are at tbe same time, the
--safest and- Isest-pilysic-for :children. By
thpir aperient action they gripe much less,
than the coinnion pur atives, and rimier
General De ility, and for Purifyiogthe...
13Iood.
This -Sarsaparilla -.s a combination of
vegetable alteratives Stilliugia, Man- •
drake, • Yellow Dock—with the Iodides
of Potassiain and Iron and ie.themost
efficacious medicine' ye't known . • for .
. the diseases it is intended -to eure..'• •
.'• Its ingredients are so skilfully com-
bined,.. that the, full alterative effect of
inid while it.ig
,as to he harmless even to childreivit•is
still so effectual as to purge outironi the
system ,those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.- ••
.The reputation .it enjoys 'isderived
--irom-itsfuresi and-the...•confiderme-which-,
prominent in
all over the...donne
try repose in it, prove • their experience
of its usefulness. • • • .
Certificatea attesting... its virtue.a have • . save pain when the bowels are notinflamed.
They reach thevital fountains of the blood.
...acouniulated, and. are constantly. being
;received, and as many of these cases -are •
and .strengthenthe system by,freeing. fr. • .
from the elements' of weakness. '•
•.publicly known, they furnish convincing. . Adapted to all ages arid conditions in
:.eVidenee of the superierity of this Sar • -
over.' eyeit other alterative , all. climate? containing...neither.- ealemel.
saparilia not any •deleterious 'drug', these Pills.ma:
medicine. So generally is its superi-
ority to any other medicine known, -that:- --
be taken ivith safety by anybody, . Their
snar-coaling7 preserves them 'ever fresh..
we need do tie more than to assure the., mid Makes them pleasant to_ take; .while •
.public that the best qualities it has ever • •being •purely'vegetable, no berm can arisi
Possessed are strictly maintained'. • from • their use in any quantity. ••
l'IlEPAlIND BY
AL .ESTATE• FOR•S ALE, • • ' P1113PAR/S11' 111' . •
1. Farm Lot No; in the First Concession' ilinrn
ft ) 119 (mut email ns 98 f fir t I •
• -eracilqa mitt Analytical Chentigt$. ' ' Dr.i• C. AVER ez CO., oyelli-Map., - ..
Or. .1.: C. AYER & CO.,' Lowell, Mass.,
SOLD ny ,AL.I. pittrocisra ni-k:.nrwInnin., -. •••_. rractical and Analytical Chernists; .
SQLD BY ALL, DRUG(IsTs EVEItYWHERIE._ _......,...-
,
• ..theiT way and; b.osiness uniriterruri 1!..1)0j1p twonnes froni Clialtod, board fence ia trent, geed- I • '"' "'-
acres 0 -c nosiest ,
tefl-"' -hardwood tinibm.,_illay.bemadou-superiortlairrfiabr.:7--. -
-
cheap9iand, thria • " :bail, sell. 1 •2;
rop
rttinoaeislte ,afiont ance ti tlee fsteaseioecaitinn v eon..
sugars; but wfien laCc:nsid
yIulgiminoltloenh.en ,3';,"1,173 nalilweed- thither.
Cileihannen
i„1 411 •
petition with his:rtilv:
shrinkage. into Ion Of the reroute, Elroy lined ITelin heatlantlesixiniies. • p j
,k1,,Cga 13 9 tillp retern -n-6 a.niLEtoai•joi: at 0Y;iinAv '1 ! I
T wet., lies
on the
nierchativ;s la d stook a r a Mills, Clinton, or to tl% undersinigunel
10 t , ere bound to be trier 1).ertstr°6
'Tenths tli ' e B1 now000uplodbyMo 4 lara...ia lit
_ use ontoitiik store in 'the Al. ;
n s er wo or. ..
was e than .bia:Biddleernhbo'.. •
three
is actually necessary.. • Dried
fruits soaps, and maby other articles,
ibnu:i.g.'reat variety is always desirable
same way suffer a:loss:in Weight.
unless ono has a large 'capital, it is
• 0. ihrst•olasi grain store, at the Grand Trunk station
belonging t A. Jamieson.. ,
7. The large. factory' building aria lot, adjoining the
Grand Trunk Station, forhierly occupied by 3', M. Bel.
fry, with.engine and 'boiler. .Prernisee well suited for
manufacturing purposes, porkpacking, de. •
a
impossible to keep :a largo assortment 8. Let 8, onVictoria Street, (0ordon-Surroylts eluded
banditti; lot, between tho 0. I.% Railway and the River
we • coca. nhtntodwtMtrees,.noodwelltde. •
in a small , store. •Tlio store with a
-araall-birt--carefrilly 'kept stock will- al-
ways. present a fresh and attractive .rip -f
pearatice, and the goods: ,beitig fresher
• Will be more saleable. • Tn conclusion, it
is self-evident that the light steel{ San
bo carried with a light capital, a vantage
which, even.* the time of greate'st pro-.
sperit,y, ia welcome. --Englis4. Cfrecee.
4000-ciere plantation.near, Nrstelies
reeentlY sold for $600;
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which there i 8t I*1 I
issolut -has -sixteen. .cOunties in
• .1. 4 n -a 8 ng e: lquer sa oon.
'rherbas Moran is &lets:gee• '0,1raster,.1 prdileis MUrphy iS projecting a Tan;
Englainl; He conld not obtain perance Colony for die settlement of
5, 1 hi i
ni SO^ it poor children wore put in
• the poorhouse, His wife was ,already.
in. the insane - asylum. Moran was
ordered to pay ten shillings a weelc,to
the inantenanee of hitt ehiaren in the
poor -house, and agreed to do so. For
thirteen weeks he obtained no work to.
do, and just after he had found a job'
he ruptured a blood.vessel, and was un.
able to perform, Ms duties. But 'the
magistrates were. determined that he
should pay the ten shillings a week, and
as he could not raise the motley, they
sentenced hini to imprisonnient for One
month atliard labor. On hearing the
'sentenee Moran burst out crying and
said, "Tor God's sake, gentlemen,
give cle a chance, wart never in pH,.
son in my life, and if yoli send me there
I shall lose my work. • If you give relo
time I% pay it all'. This. is one of
.1.19s0 Pasos in whiell the tritiali system
that is no respecter of persons, is Made
tyranniOal WWI administered by in-
dividuals 'who ad up to its letter with-
out respect to particular sircutristanees.
Rose County, Kansas, by picked: tem-
perance men. • Re has secured' t,he
Whole County, and will dispose of the
land at.$3, pee acre in such waythat
-nblipuor traffic can be:established-there:
Why eould not tho liquor traffic) be for-
ever left out of the whole oe out great
Nerth-West. ' 4'
MOO; ritICED
r. A. W. °hoover, Editor ..L. Farmer,
owns a Ano dairy and -gets a high price for
fancy prints. Ia an editorial, Nov. 2ncl, lie
said, "Tho Perfected Butter Color made by
• Wells, Richardson &Co., we have,used for
several years, and halm found nothing equal.
ling it, although we have tested about every-
-thing of the kind Anacle in this or the Old
Country, This the strongest, cleanest, purest
an a cheapest butter coloring. we have over
Lound, and for all wo can see, it is absolutely
perfoct. It should entirely supereecte car-
rots for coloring butter, and also all the pre,
parittions of Annatto," Farmers if. your Init.
tor is white do not fail to try this splendid
preparation, Vor 01 particulars inquire of
Watts 84 Ce., druggists,Clinton, who have it
for sale, as well es all druggists end inerdhante
. 23. '13/Tir
generally, Sample sise cents.
.9. Lot •24, k'roilerick street, belonging to Mr, John
0008 frame cottage of five rooms. Well said
rime. (Mod garden. just south Win. Shep-
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.cliatoa, ;ram 94;1$79:• • , .
tord's residence.
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nmarErYxr.
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ogE8P1i4:T.ITAN•...1-i)yER
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• 'Finding. that my hnsiness in' tbia qiue is still in-
creaSing, have- been. quablgd t� purchase' my • '
• spi:ing and Summer Stock':
In much larger qUantities, thereby Obtaining
'large reductions for -cash, 'which enables me to
• otter greater inducements to. all that may -favor
• , mo with their'patronage,
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'Please call and examine, as it is.no trotible
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In this department I:would call the attention of Farillorii and others, to my yery large ktoeli ','' ' ''
of both Lid irr AND 119.A.vr, Dcima,E 'Aya St.Nar,s liA)INESS, made with tho boat stock -and ,
. workmansliip, •BuiploSiing none but the best workman."' will guarmiteo all
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• Illir1111.% veny assOrtment and very ;heap. 41.1111NES front 75 cents ifp. • •
1st and 2roi alass SflINGBBS, from 41). cents 'per hnnelt, up; .‘ room over tho shop to let.
II RES 0 AT A ,It• .•.
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' Arx f'4001)::4 •AVAlt,da.piTED. - ' VlaTOitli. lii3O('!1peyE Ff'POII E
foint,-)13,..Arrti 2' 4, iim'r timings TWITCHELL. .
Thoupands Applaud -Ito Wondarfal• Guru I
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what iY, Ressee Ad eittlenti44 atrys: Ms
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T. 11. mama°, Esq., Ont.
Dear is now two years 01000 your "OoustlLii
lional Catarrh Reniede was introduced to ine. have
waited thislong to see If the eine would remain per.
=anent before doing thiS, rny duty to you, all at lirst
the happy offsets seemed to inc to be ." too good 90 be
true." I was afflicted in my head for years, before
Hugpoetva 10 90 be Catarrh. In reading in your Circular
Illaw my case described in many particulars.._The in.
mug it drepu from. tho head had become very disagree.
able, aul a ehoking sensation often prevented Inc from
lying tons; i'womd•feel like smothering, and be cont.
peiled to 911; up in bed. My health and spirits were
seriously sleeted: -When yorre Agent Maine to 1Valker,
tont in.august, 1676, 1 secured three bottles. Before 1
had uscsl a quarter Of the ematents .01 one' bottle, 1
found decided relief, end when 1 'had need two bottles
and a third,I quit taking it, feeling quite eared -of that
ailment, and have riot used an? glade, till ot late I have
taken sonlo fOra 0051 10 my head, A Souse of ditty to
offerers here that loathsome disease. Catarrh. Proropts
me to send You tide Cortfileate,,unsolioited, with leaVe
it make What use °fit you may 800 Pt01101`..
. Yenta truly,
TINDATA Methodist ministei.'
Pert tIgin, Ont., Aug. 24. 1878.
.A.Sk fOr Littlefield's Cdristitutional Ca-
tarrh Remedy, and take no other,
Is. tamnso, Dominion Agent, Brookville, Ont.
For sate by alt pruggists ill only Om Doffed'
per Beale. •
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