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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Americalku
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Tho 'steamer Devonsbire, front Phila. ,
aelphia, lost 155 head of' cattle during
a ,gale at sea.
A tramp attacked' the andow of amp.
erVittegarruear Ilittercon,qu
Wednealey. She was GO to 70 yeata
old,
Sophie lab rehayee; aged t wenty-fou a
tied on Toesday in New York from the
effects of swalloWing a pin ILIA Nevem-
,
her. ..
There passed over the Lake) Shote
,ala.1%tiohigtol soutuorn taitwoy as
moo than empty freigbt train a little
oTo than ten miles Tong.
The daughter of 0.• hoteakeeper at Der
]aware, '
.0. robbed . peg pepper in the
eyes of a boarder as be sat . at dinner,
heeaucte lie winked at ber. -
a -N. L. Sgaires, ef• Colusa, Cal., cue
victea of teardee in the arst degree,
tommitted auieide by cutting bis throe t.
ilis wife took the razor to him.
, , Wesley Ilarditaaaatrieamer in the
' Auatin, TexaS; peattenti trychaseort fess
..)cl to,. haying killed Halderman, for
whose murder Brown Bowen was hang-
ed a year ago. .
An excursion treat...Wee blown frem
• the trackan Pride!: near Bleak Rock,
- Utah. The brakeman was killed and
the 'coaductor injured. A number of
passenger.taere consideraalylejered..
>. A man and . Wife it. Tiptlon' Ind.,
agreed to separate:. Tbeia proVeity Wa• s
divided, piece by piece, anti' nothing
• was left bata baby and' a cew,.'• The
husband gave the wife her choice, Anil
- she took the cdtv, . •• .
. A. murdered infant was found con.
ealed in a field in Hall ClounttaGeorgia.
. Allidoora Peeler, a11011(1am-ea eciantay
girl,.aplaawledes .thitt tae child was
Liq,a‘ k.,•-.'Slie ligred.it• teita.-fe.• its faith*
freina diagraee.• .• , ' . • ••' ....•
A boy at Chelsea, Mass., habitually
aaiused •himself by henging from the
ties of a, railroad bridgewhile. trains
rbiled-tibelie. him, .'Otte day' liei jadka•
' himself up to see how near that a slow
train bad approaohed, and his head was,
taken off by the eoweatehea: . . .
The St. Paid PienjeaaPresa rejoices in
the fact'that ' so• many Canadians • care
: alaaaitigltliaiitobalet-Dak§talaafitraMin-
peseta, and urges de railway conwanies
to send ou more- egents..._,Tatargeanina,• .
be-tif of-Ctinadian- firrnais are tdeating
in 'Dakota. •This is not as it should be..
A young woman beat on suicide went
• alto it drug store at Council_ BluffsaIowa,
!• tellitaMpaphine. . Thi.oleekt'attispected
ter purpose, and sold her a pOtaerftil eme-
tic. She returned an 'hoer afterward,
expressed her opinion °a a - Man- who
• maid deceive a dietraitea, gitl in that
way, and dentanded _her. money back.
a While la.. BarretaatLlittle 'child, -Ails
,avsallit* along the.•1441i:SusqiaebatitiA.
".at •Sdrariton,.Pa.,. biaThalisday, the- Wain
• eanie thanderitig along.''. The engine-
. driver.saw„ the. child, and .coupled the
brake: . ---A-t -the samealastatita a -man
named Bolaad dashed aheadof.the eag-
hie and caught the 'child by 'its elptbes,
' .but too leant? peevent 'the. cowCateher
• kneeking him nader, the. engine. Bo-
land held on, dragging the 'caild ebead
of the 'wheels Untilathe Malin°. stopped:
The little. fellola awes.' briiised but net
eerionslv. .... • '
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At Noyac and -North Sea; Ori Mail,.
day evening,. the aie. was filled -svith
millions upon millions of ' bugs, •aboat
the aim of a. Jame. bug, .svhial), it is
supposed by scimeaare the offspring of
• the vast amounaof woarns whieli des-
troyed the hay and corn crop lastataiar:
The captain of a vessel laitig in our
barber that night said that bis atten-
tion, was attracted • to:the buzairig or
huminiug of large swarms of bugs as
they passed by • his vessel Of •what
species the bug e aro. whereat]) ••
from, what they are going ta ,i1o; n.rkii
,. whither their are bounclats In et rant101.1
we should be glad to..receiae.-aaatta
liarbor (L. I.) ,ExpreA, , . '
. • George Cobtanahad a discuesion with
his brother -in laty, in a St. Louise bar,
• room, as to boy -much:whiskey an able
drinker ' eould put down at' a drauali b.
• Coburn felt Bute be .eould. alaink a
!schoonerbeer- glass- full, and offered
to make tl•ie attempt if his relative wetild
pay the cost. The glas held More than
a pint, teal . tbe bartender, perhaps
knowing better than (Jamas the quality
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of the liquors besold,. warned Coburn
• that the quantity was sutlicient to kill
a man. .4Psbaw, that's only drink for
a child,' said Cabana and poured all the
whiskey down hi s throat witiloat stop-
• ping to take breath. • He War proStrat-
ed within a few minutes, and goon died.
• A whale stopped ntRielatorid, B. I.,
to got married. -They were Met at the
railroad station by a .clergaina,n, to
whose house they had' intendedto go,
.. but it was found that only live mintitea
remained before the tram that .t,hey
• wanted to take would be due. They
deckled to have tbe aerenaoria performed
right there. The time was expended in,
making oat iho papersaand the station
reader plaeuted,.' Only one minute left!'
befate the tying a. the knot had beim
dentitrietteecl. 'Stand lip :quielt, .oia the
--itifibtei.; Thei the.whistio of the ap-
proaching lotinnotiye westward.- 'You
take each °diet for better * for worse?.
the %taiga* cried, 'I pronounce yott
Mati and wife.' The train 'clashed up
and the an and wife „tamped aboard.
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Tho Presbytery of Ogdensburg has
ousted the Rey, J. IA, Icrraugh from- the
pastorate of a church at Brasher's Fella
lb habitually maltreated his wira.
The messenger •of the.inlools Celt-
tral Itailreadawaa robbed in a tarot in
aihiceopea §_eturclay, of $9,00%, twa
men wan-thteav cayeane popper in his
Oyefl and escaped.
A boy in the :Philadelphia. House of
Refuge, beiog disobedient, was looked
ia a cell ,while his Companiorte were en
a -
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joyina holiday in the park He Wit
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So ill -need that be hanged bintself.
At New Reveal; 'Conn., Vigil Smith,
aged t wenty, was arrested on Saturday,
for attemtping to poision his enaployer
• Phila. Cetera and family by putting
strychnine in their coffee. I -le confess.
ed that the reason was Crefat'saaon re-
• payed birn for remaining ant late ut
nights. .
Mrs. Honore Limy, wilily driving
home from Chester county, Pa., (Al
Saturday evening, some cetton and.
straw; in the cartage was ingited ay a
• mat* 4nd blazed up, .Tlte. Iterse got
frightened and an away, and betore be
was stopped Mrs. %Lacy was roasted •
alive and died on Stinday morning.
The "Alairto- Greenback -era disclaim
spalpathy With Ocinarflunisat Itiftr*cialz
isra,7but a Greenback grater in Iowa
tella his audiences that Communistu in
France means tbe same thing as Socia17
ism in Garrearly, and Socialism in Ger-
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Matta-• the same thing as Nihilism in
"tussle, and Nihilism in Russia the same
thinaan as Greenbackista in the United -
States, . •• 7
•• Mts.' •Magdalena Banschaff, of Day-
ton, Oa in a fit of anger, badly injured
the little daughter of a -neigbbor last
week. ' Sunday night tact. girl' grew ill.
Mrs. •Bansehoff, antiopiating that the
irl .would:adiea toininitted aiut4ide . by
throWialtraleaselIfil a ettitteria 1$11n bad
told 'lliiratabaral. if atlia• gfea ailed he
would ki1l herself rather than •have.
het' children disgraced by her.execatiore
Taro stAciate .Itt, iWaongeoimary;
NotiO 'are 'Very 'fetid' of wexirintr showy
clothes, aecently took pains to get two.
suits of theasame material wbioh. they'
'were. sure would not be . duplicated.
Unfortunately, however, they left steno
pieceawith 'a local tailor, in whese shop
cd'affieFeliCatileY 'i'of
studente, who procured suits exactly
.Astaa.b.a.Kaaaltlathelearaapaeared.liathe..
chapel on tit° same morning with sitite
of the sante tut afida•materiala •The -
chagrin of the two >swells may be • im,
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The Ten Days% War.
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Now that we can cAlroly look back
on it as an historical event„ the recent
military campaign into Canada was ono
of the most extraordinary on record,
Ifehows- that the pi weeS or American;
artua aroaa araw 84 over they -were:
For the benefit of future ages it may
be well to receunt tlitceases anal ie -
sults of this wonderful invasion, which
will probably be •historically known as
the tea cloys' wttea • It i well kneWn:
thea clana„da, by tke adoptiOn•of a
tective tariff, abut out many of our
American articles .from the Canack
markets, This was more than A free-
born nation could stand, and the Gov-
ernineut was jest going to take steps in
the =Mee when Mr. 13ceebtr called on
it, on hie. way South, and told ib not to
tether itself as be had a iittle regiment
otitis owo, and as soon as he delivered
his lecture he would go over the border
and knock some sense in the Canadians.
The Govarnnient said "all right,' and
Mr, -Weave dtliaered bis *tam
Neat -villa On his retail the
.teenth 'Regiment let slip the dogs of
war ad ,Mr. Beecher cried
They adopted completely nes . aud un-
tried military tactics. • Instead of -mov-
• ing cautiousliou the enemy end th rovv-
inK up:earthworks, pte., they bought
return t1clet f ftpatteal. This in„,
sured . their safe arriral and return,
otherwise ' a eta against the railway
companies would ensue. The Canada
conrpanies guarded the frontier,but of
canes° it baing egainst the law to mo.
lest' passengers with.- through ticaete,
they could n� nothing. •Tho brave
• Thirteenth marched directly on to Mon
treat and took the city triumphantly,
notwithstanditig the fact that the Gov-
ereor.General in person lett the the.
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,i 4 .ii.eq..,,i,:tings RN a Cure ' for •'Gam,
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. Several articles and letterehave been'
tainted in German papers* late laud-
ang the efficacy of theading of the coin. -
twee bee as 4 titre for gptit. Here is
.enaof alie• latest coMmumeationa, which
M.'i*Iliria ::onlY a few -eiciati4ga. in . tae
ifttiaa!'p .Eveking Gaz01,t1p.,e-a'-.1 was ly-
ing in bed,' seas the -Writer, tsufferiag
from a heavy attack of gout, admin.
panied -wtthaviolent:.-Taiatainaniyaleft
foot, Waerr I:changed-1a l'Oad iii•II.:BBV9S-
paptip all attiele &scribing hoW,gont.
matte: cUresl, by; the sting of bees:. I
at Ode°. (.10terg4necl. to ,t1..tyd the re.*.i_ly,
and sooneontrire(). (it; ins..falli ,lioi, .1?Y
meane'of•Whieli a captured bee Cciald bel
applied -14 the afflicted ,part. ,T than
let2anterOat he atuag by Oxee, tidos in
-inOfeeediiie, each, hen.:laiviagiliis sting
behind in my 'flesh: Aftet a feW min-
utes these stings were extracted; and
whibn the pain caneeciaha therkhati suba
Aided •I• feat& that the geati pia _had
alsci left Me. On the .,xxane,e clay -I left
my ;lied, and on the ,thearely was, able
to -walk about. ..Fer some tithe nty feet'
was slightly inflariactlaand I experienced
sortie burning. senantien ; but in four or
five days this left me, and I tatIS com-
pletely i.eeovered .!.' • ' .
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4ae s an Figaros.
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1 England '••• pays bet weeit a•4,000,900
[ and S.5,000,000 a year fde 'oysters, :
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Tho reeeipis of tee, in America, last
year were upwards of 60,000,000 lbs:
•Thre
e..aount orgeld it America 'on 1
•Jae. 1, 1879, wee $301,794,480, the
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largest eve a reported in the, United
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' Ffetit .tho' clut, of it coal ' mines
Prance make:3 annually 700,000 tons •of
excellent ftlel, known ' as patent fuel;
and belginta makes 500,000 ton, •
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As illustrative of the enormous pro-
duction of beet in the United Statee,
the fact isamintioacd that the quaatity
• bandied at Chicago alone; in 1878,
.areounted to 1,70;O00 qnarters-fully
equal. to 170,000 tons, or more than
half the.entire eonsnmptiop of Greater
London: a .
•61-•-aamer-r-r—t-
subscribe for to Now Er4
it—L'AcKswirrai-ifo.
1131Ill 'undersigned having Parenased the stock and
-It- leased the premises of Ma. W. 0-artur, an Albert
Street. oplMalto Mr 4th'a ,41114 takes this names or
notif$100 Wahl:mule and, the polite generally', that be
tatenett aeaaaaa ea the atacapateaug Uskoessba all
itw brenchtir,t and, therefore,' eeheitethaix cuetoln.--
Deing prraetleully acquainted with everything connected
with the hualoOPS, Oao guarantee satisfaction,
Jigarse Shoeing a Sitegisilty.
STBPIXENSOB
onotoo, April 24, 1579.
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The . taiumphant TNEW WAGGON SHO
Thirteenth marched •
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'through • the streets �f the donquered
city, whith it is matlerstond capitulated
on their own terms, and were back in
Brooklyn in ten days, that being Ole
limit of their exeuraiett tickets. • Of
°berm the return of the noblearitift was
an 'evatien. The wonderful celerity
with .whieli Catutda svasakenqaeyedis
dtie no -doubt tO the fierce and warlike
aapearance of :Mr. Beecher. He was
dressedin full: regimental aelform with
golden epaulettes, wbile a velvet and
gold. °vas cockade was fastened on his
plush hat. He had a terrible sword,
and -two> giltasparailecaraatectahiSabeicita:
Mr. Beecher now-lookiaround for other
worlds to conquer. -Detroit Ave Ne.ss
•an IFt.
'A Parisiomance..
A thematic incident took alaca re-
cently at the liffize of the Commissary
otPelice of the quarter of. Saint-Rodh,
in Paris. A femaleA . who h d all the
•appearance of decreaititao and 01(1 age,
and Who was actu..stomecl tobeg nearthe
entrance of the Well;knawit ,chuacb, had
dispute With another mendicant, who
elatmed tbe privilege ofehaiing the coign
of ,vantage under the,:aorch. • When
taken efore the dommiSsary shatelated
-her. -stry cif misery in sueh-moving
teints that his heait was toadied, :Bad
while recom mending more 'discretion, a t
the entrance of a Placivotteligious wor,
ship, he slipped a piece ofailvey. into WI
hand: • She thanked bini in tones
(narked 'with deep emotion, '::t t11,0
1116MOlit. when she Was ' crossing...411e
threabold .of the ctlipallsearfelaftiee she
let.fall alootav'arnet she Was -eari7ing,
winch. gave forth a metallie ring.
Stooping hastily teapick it ilia the iictien
excited the.seSpteion of tat). anttionary,
who .callied tier back, and as6ca her lto
aemove the hooa that pirtially shrouded
her face. The transfoMatien tom;
pieta in a moment: the old dame tuna'
ed into a damsel of eighteen, and the
foot -warmer changed into a strong box.
containing 2%000 fr. A11efforts to ob-
tain information as to her identity Were
•ututvailingrand-sheabitaheetratai, natiat
the poliee.station.a-Galagnani.
Wooden oho in rrtiiice are produc-
edto the extent of about 4)000,000
pairs yearly. They are made itt Alsace
and Barriers by machinery,- and in Loz-
•ere by band. In the last named pro-
vince 1,700 persons are engaged in this
manufacture, and the yearly prodiet is
564,000 pairs. The best are made of
maple. In- the provinces nearly every
ladyaieseestses a pair of the finer saheb,
for wearing out in damp weather. These
have room:veins and - other designs
carved oix the vamps, and they are kept
on the foot by ornamented leather pieces
°Yee the instep. •The manufacture of
these pietes of leather is a regehte busi-
ness iii Teranee. •
An ideaof the depression in neaten],
ture in England May be fermata froni
thofal1 in.rents.. At ct recent meeting
at Davizeta in Waltshire',oae. landlord
said his income- m, froin. fararenas...had
fallen. from X950.'to. £650 •or over 30
'per cent;,d
.anin niae other.emies reats
bad .b.oen _reduced -from 4690 to: $44.5,-
£868 to 4750, £888 to l250, 4300. to
4240, ce450 to - ,:e400,• 4a580...to :2539,
1225 It.9•,t18.0, &80. • ... •
• The doctrines of the Naltilistsatee fest
leavening- the whole Russian nation,
and ere 'long the leaven will work out
VO u ton, le repreasive measures
of tho. despotie'..rtiltir may postp9no it
fr a.time, but Will come in file: end
-none the less surely, .11:o is afraid or
Itis police, a majority ofwhonx ato, in
lea. gue with • the revolutimilsts; he is
afraid of his army, the vYroater portion
of Whose oftleers anal',„„men are also re-
velutionists ;.end Ito isatfraid.of his sab-
jeete'mbo arc waiting for, the accepted
timefor the inception of a vast outbreak:
Ilo knowe the State ef pdpillar, feeling,
but' disregards it. Instead of taking
waintiag and using other means. to ere-
yeat trouble, Ito uses those mectits'which
will hasten the occurrefice of such.
trouble ; and in the -ends when the storm
burets aboutitini he will al groat melt -
sure ho able to blame -Only hiresolfafo,.
the troublawhich ho has stirred oi.ky.
means that -are condeilmed not only, by
the people and press of lii. own couta
try, but by those of •altneet all 5thee
civilized eountriee where the people en-
joy any, ltheata of apeeeli or action.
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Thos. Friendship
Desires to inform the peemle of Clinton and aurranntl;
Ing country, that he has opened a Waggon Shop ut.
eonnection with Conew & &MEW BhOkSnlith Shbri,
ISAAC STRE'ri-i OLINTON,
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Where hOwIli be prepared ordei:s
Wagic•oityi;"Ctirriages, • fattters,
on tio shorteet notice, ancl at the most reasonable
rates,. )g of an kinds promptly attended to.
' GEN% 11111 A. CALL.
Clinton, Afarch 10,1879. •
Q-7-717
-7-FOR $10.50H .
We syill,..endyou, bound in ha sheep, an unalhidge
WorCester s Dictionary• -
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The Portnightly R..
• For 050 year.
J.UNI.: i, 167D
tzlps:RARNEss--S110E,
ATTENTION.
ttaloa ataaaa, )ant,, et the
fralta NOIICE, that the appointnout of MeSers;';
Mutual Fire Ins_erance Oompanfr
of the Gle nty of Wellogton, la thi day:cancelled. !
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w. Ay. rAIKRAN, Es,, Mu, bsen appototoa •
ogteanktof aormth4i7sattioowunif igixdrattv tout Lt,y4a, vaatunly,si Rotten, ewheparai
aelu•
ti"Dmini°44
1eider,. Oil AltIallul PAVIDSOlv,
SeerTreas.
••••1••••
rilfluttlersigned has Opened o bal'oe,13 shop in tlio
premises occupied by
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•XL 1, STE;r1 ALBERT -MEET, MN=
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'Whore he will keep on hand an assertnunt of the otti-
.
ales mid stook penally found ba a store of this hind.
Being ft praCtiodwbrkmen the ip PreParede;ealleate alt
orders in good st;le.
Guelph, 4th Dec ,
tf• ltopairinufrompt1;! Attended to.
SEED WHEAT -• GivE EIA cATAx.,
S. KEITH%
PEAS, * BARLEY, OATS, mt.., uity iai, me. u
,ka5 ell kinds ot Field, Garden end Flower Seeds. •
raluvulug liILei4 MY Ott:Minim! ttb atepaalar-
port accorded Me the post lyear, take pleasure, it'
forming the pablit thatIhave, nt considerable expense,
carefully seleettd my present large stork of sea. prOUS
Iron the mea reliable growers. can confidently re-
conunend the ,
LOST NATION and- WHITE RUSSIAN
as the hest sluing varietres ..grown, both foi,quentity,
quitiltY Suit 1y PriAS aro Second tch,
• Wino in the Province tor parlty rand quality. • BABTAY
nod 0.119 of the ery beet, •arteties. (g.01. hit and
TI1101:11 Prod, rwiui, MAN 001„ n, and all, ether
field and garden ameds fresh and pure. I alWay4. take'
special 4:ayo tu s leekseedil 'clettuand fres from 11%irizoi
fogs weed need. Allva)a ghtd to 'ahOW my needs, end
giVti tuylt.folnatien•lea'retl,by tarmereurad: etbers.
anattiatai art are; ' •
Hamilton Street, abetallallteate :Hotta, atalerielt.
Ctoderirli, March, ,t:Vrit1014.
Retell Prlee, 1Vorcester's MakinllarY '4'100
Subserlption price, per annum, "Fortnightly"5.00.
Or, we will givomrunabridged, bound in alaeopi W011-
CiSTRIt'S DICTIONARY, for five yearly subscribers
,to nit; FoanolcinTra EnvIEW, or for four yearly sub-
Serniers to the same, WO will give a copy of that famous
• -work, bound iu 2.vols., Soatmalunar; Rumours,
Agente W•li$ediz-to 'wheat we will pay a 'good.
• 0011341i8E11012 tome:twain; their twenty. For particulars,
order books, speeirami °epics, deA address the publish-
- ers,• •Duran -ups, 0LA1IRE ib 00,
AO -York Storonta-_
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REA.T. ESTATE FOR
I, Vann LOt No: 84 in the First Curiceision aurora
.1load) Tuckernmith, contain, bettered of first -eland land,
about two mileit from, Olinton;fioard fenee.infrnut, good
:hardwood millibar. ..g,q),xx saa'cle a superior dairy -farm.
2. Westifitit of lot i1ght,14,4,441oventh Coneen•
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Sign 012141114M, tlaYaitrOaxoOdwHeat land, eirmlies .
froni winglunmand eneldile frbn tbe 41e -flannel' Sta- I
..tioirof the 'relent°, Grey. and.Brime Railway. A small .
clearance on the • f vont linlitnee:lardeood timber. •
'Would sell cheap for taid4CricielkingWinitOwn,proper• '
ty in Clintem. Appli, to the owner, Samuel Thrower, at
PaledMllla, 01inlon, or to the Undersigned,
• 4. 9ihellirgd,and.3;tiolivenient ntiCk:Storeiii the Al-
bertStreettslockoiiiw Oecupleil by 11.1r.Sas:piddieeembe.
e -r s
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FARMERS, APPTION, —
SIIT'TTI,B,V0117111$
or -table Farm Fence,
Patented Ost.14th,187e,
The Cheapest and iceut Parra Arum now in use, cost/og.
lees than tile rails for a common rail fence. Family °
'construeteilkeasily rolOPYOcli and- last longe'r than
any other fen*, as it is reversible, %be material costs
70 cents per rod, and can be constructed for less than
10 cents per rd, so' the .entire qopt Will not exceed
centtrper rod when ready to put.' tip, and two Men can
Put •up ,40 rods Wore .1,teakfast, so that, se a Pam
nee,itfraa4rPntaea are arinfrentat a glance, • •
,Ta lig 8.gOti A(andh?g, ea Fair's Lumber Zara'
4[41414 toitA, ItiffItts :for Sale,
10111,,i itiULLOY, Sole Agent.
Clinton, Afril.n*, 4870.
••••• °
-
Por 'tiftielafea° "et th0
aTarat and Lunge,.
:-**Inibitaopto,00,901d1. •
AsthMs.
, •
and"Crinsuniptlen. : • s
' • tracreeutationk has attalnetly inconseeneecaor
!.1,1( m
.. e aryellous cares it has prcidueed during the
lilst•half •cantiwy, is a sufadieut assiirance to the.
;IlublIc thetilql j W.1((eF6',-teAllie the hapkieet ,
di
reailtis thage:iiiil* itIdglIt`filli almost orkry• •
.1 sestiod Of 'ci;iii* riktrol iirsons, pftlilielyk.'•
'.inown,wialiareheentestoredfromaiarmingene
eveneeepero.te &eases of ihe. kings, by its use. ••
All viho haize tract i aaotairsilease its superloritY;
and where its vOtnestkroldOno enolleSitaths
asterwils.t medichle to OpMeglore.11eye ifi(dist,•_;„
tress and on/Airing peemiaatcaptilmonary wee- "
tions...,•-aiienai.R2OMEar. alwa,Ya affords.laiL
• slant 'relief,. and 'perdirine rapid aurae, of the 2 •
ritilderVflrieties ofarombice eisoreeraisweit as '
the more forraidable diseases of tholungs.
As a: safeguaril to children, amid the distress-
ing Alsottees•whichllget_thoUrostalt&Chost of, • :
Childhood, it is inraluebto for, byits tiraelY t(so;
reallt,4,40.4reY06,0ligdAP4Irsterekte.101th,,
.-,411,0iii(iLtioiio,:,katiaifliatala. at ovii-Y-trial, a8
:. th'elcuies if iaeatisteintly remattelea ittatea.re-
inaricatie to forgotten. tee family -sham bo: .
without it, and th080 . ivIn) bnve . Once uSecl it
never will. .
aaininetit.ritysicians..ttroughout the. country
• prescribe it,•and Clergymen, often Ted011liaend it .
froM their knowledge of,its elreets.'..."....., . .„
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. , . " rittrAanD ny., .
-Dr; .1. C-. AYER & CO" Lowell, Masi".
Practical and Analytical 1,50senniets.... ' • '
SOLD BY ALL DIIIIBCHSTS. BYBRYW:&,,BE.
eios
,P air, II_ Ai
se'rftle841:64fisaleaas7 esa,nEdrydslil:
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‘'' c - --- Bol, Blotches, Timers,
niii;lUi. fell! eV7a8 etr ulaosinetssi° i40:: • ,attnhhclee:
a e.i. :it: ,it s::; .., Its ttri,:i9TA:g at vocrobrit K.., Ai: nnicteehyro -:
Totter, Salt Rheum, Scald
.unge, Pimples, Pustules:,
• !!'.; ' i'•
•a a _:
't5!Tetlilliel6: Itilittailit;.
4- :••-ei,ot -
11r.e4ness,!SterilityiLeacoribma, arising
from. internal ulceration, sad Uterine
disettse,_ Syphilitic and Mercurial dia• .
!WD
es,. repay, Dyspepsia, Emaefationi
Geaeral Debility, and .for Purifyingthe.
131eoil. •
;';aPhiSiSarsaptitillais a combination of
7_,ategitalleatateratives -., Stillingia,• Wan-
a'dihilte, 'allow Dock -with the Iodides
.
of Potassium and Iron and is the Most• '
efficacious tnedieine-yet .knotm ' • for .
•' the diseases it is intended to cure.. .
Its iagreclients are so skilfully:Coat-
• Weed, that the. full'iltetative area of ••
-e-aolrivassuiedread-While-trirtionillItt
as 'to be harrialessteven. to ehildreu'it is
still ao effectualastotaurge out ft eact theiala, .
• systemlhose iinpurittea antaretauptiOn.a
tahich develop, into loathsome disease.
. The reputation it enjoys is derived •
.:p0;ocIlrer,it..;afiPei:n17i:sts:::::ista:::•:i. thoe :bluvne". 1
its
try repose in it, proie then. eiPerience
from its cures, and the confidencitglhich
accumalatea, and are 46ita,tintlIfieing
mceived; and as many- of-these•cilSes are •
,pablicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence cif the superiority of -this Sar-
saparilla over every other alterative
medicine. So generally is Its supera
"•ority to' any' other known, knan, that
. we need do no more than to assure, the •
p.ublic that the beg qualitiesit has ever
poaseseed are strictly maintained :
:7
•
Dr. J.C, AYER' & CO., Lowell, Massa
Pracriorii and'Anallitical Cliemists.
801.111 Bt ALLisDROGGISTS EVIIRYwRER'S.
^
•
• -6.4.ahvit.:cial4;rtito stores'at tlieGrand Trunk etation
belonging to 3osn49Hon. . ' ••
t. Thelargo Mutely hen ding iltul lot„adioni 11the -
Grand Tifunk Station, formerly oocopoia by T. IL Bel-
fry, with ermine and boiler. Pronises well suited ter -
manniacturingptirpOsts, pork-pooliii)g,
18-. Lot 0, onyletorM Street, ((foram. survey); a choice •
building lot, betytetin_tdie_ki.2-11anavay.anit4he-ll4ver t
-iieltdeneed, pleated witiatrees, good well, ‘te,
. 6 Lob: 01 r • .lorio,k tr st belonging to ltr.- Ju)n
PoWell, Good frame cottnge of ilve:roomili Well awl
PUMP. Goad Wilco. Just south of Mr. Win.
lierd's real dence
.•
lIA.LE.
Clinton, Jail. 24, ltir.
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.A.• ir A. i:Z.,. 12,
CONSTITUTIONAL.,
- C.A.PI`..A.tzlEf,XX , EtlICIVIIDEilr
CHEAPER THAN EVER
• 000
bawling that my business in thislipo is still „
• ceasinc.,, 1 halm, heel) enabled to pnrchOe no
• Spring and • Summer Stock
. . . •
En pwohlavger quantitiog, thereby obtaining
large mdtictions lot.' dash, Which enables mo to
! offer greaterinduccmcnts to all 'that may favot
..,--use.with-their'-patronage.
t:B1 Please ea11 and exainine, an it'is no troubib .
to away goods.
HARNESS ' DEPAR,'VldElyti.T. •
•tit thin department 1: W0t114 call the attention of Farmers and. others, to iny-very huge stock
' Of both LIMIT Aft Iina.ry,' Dotmix ',tun ErsoLn /-fausEssreade with the best -stook and
workmanship.. leimploying wino hut the bosh tverkinea, a will gaarantee,an wart, .
• lenum.irs vAurslus,.--A. very large assortmolit awl •cry elms?. Th1t5 ffMni 71) cents:up,
lat. mut M•til class 81:11-NOLlii,-Irron nentS•per trniash, iq A i•O0111 Xhd-sheitrefleb:•
•‘‘VBES.•0•ATARR . . •
iiriobs! • . WARItANT.111l.. • yipToRI.A. B STO11I
• • : JAMES .TWITCHELL.
April 3/1 1879
Thumb ipplatal its WondorfiLluros
• • j
•
)(we oho. Id .110.,6re.141 Gent&mait 811,0x the
• rionditutioaal :- •
•
T. 31... lIAtraNa, l8isi, DreekTiite, Out.
Dear SireaIt ignow two Yearn 01080 your " Conetitit-
Lionel Catarrh komeay" wao Introduced to mo; luxe
waited this long (0 800 if tho,ottra would remain p0.,
itnitanirt;•beiZoot4stosi:g nig; 510 ti.(1,u1),y0 Vtyou, 88,itfirst
trt(10.'"V was acillAtit. My head for o;etlrbelfbOe'ri!j(4-
nOspooted 11 to ha catarth. in reading lu your Circular
I Mr My ealt,o described in many. pareleulars. The
Ztjaa, ;:tildir 11141gEttliiitoliliaOlf tbel7=evn4trld ref= •
lyinglong ;eT would feel like smothering, andbe awn. •
palled to fat up in bod. i‘ty health and spirit fi were Boilers •• giudnes, and Mill Machior nery Latest Styles
seriously affected, When your Agent Sarno to Walker- . 7 • • ",„
tou, in Angusti 18113,; ototraa Ono battled. Before
At
had used a :quarter of thereontents timid bottle, X . • •
Rctrifiors., of. Improved 'Winds.
•
Akititactiari4ig
rs
M1
found decided relief, arid when r had (toad two bottlers
and a 0114,1 quit tailing it, teeing (pito °urea of that
ailment, and have not Used any sinee, 110 of late 1 hat°
talmn Homo for s, dola in my haaa. A sense of .duty to
stifferers from that loathsome disease, ClItItah,,prOMPta
010 to sdhel ybh this Cortilloato, unshlioitadi with Ionia
to 000k0 What 11S8 01 11 you say ado proper.
Touts tanly,
W, TINDA.I,L, Methodist ihinivier,
• Port nIgin, Ont. Mtg. 24,187s, •
is' sit rot tattleneldat constltutiorialAre•
terra Remedy, and take no other.'
T. t11. ItAtionta, nomition Agent, DrOckvillc, Out,
pale by .1,1 Praggists at wito pap Dozko.
aor.fieitte.
GRICTILTITRAI, IMPLEM3E1NTS
STOVES of variousirinds. Bras's and Ivin Castings.
•
,I4PP4i265 PRO.MPTLT ArpokDs.sT To.
0
FOR SALE. CHEAP-Second-bandngines and Boilers of 16, 20. aud .36
TrOrS0 rower ; also, Stave Mschine, Shingle and Heatlitig.i‘faellia'e. and 'Meal n
• Jointer and Plainer. •.
1 Rule iT, rEeirIT. Gormatml, Feb. 1, 1877:
1