The Clinton New Era, 1879-10-09, Page 3r.irrnrtr..rwc,
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THE CLINTON. NEW ERLA
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gausses, .the hoe.
'1.101110t0110se."'" '
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While Colouel Al1en. was discuseine
A little nOriSenee W.W and theV,
Is relished by the wiliest men.
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.1 This is the rock of ages,' ettia the
for, after rocking two hours anti the
baby stil -awake.
A good many staid housewives are
engaged in the .can -can business—with
•• peaches and. tomatoes.
Ali the clothes Adam had for a long
time was the close of day, while the
mantle of night was his bed -clothes.
Mary :"^-4 Get �ui wid ye,ePat 1 Ye
niver mane the half that ye say 1' PM:
Sure, then.. Mary, I mane the other
,balf doable, so it's all one
Pab, to tourist, we° has teketeehelter
ina leaky mud -cabin: " Dady and its
soaked tothe bone you'll be gettin' wid
the sthremes thiough the root! Come
otetsitle,:eir—it's dryer in the wet!' .
The man who goes fishing and efts in
a camp -inviting posture on a narrow
• thwart from early morn till dewy eve,
and cells it fun is the same man that
siever goes to church because the pews
are not comfortable. ,
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Some ORO haS invented a new style of
boye'lrousers, which is highly recom-
• mended. They hay° a. copper seat,
• sheet -iron knee, ane are, rivetted down
• in theeseanseitetier heseee"watereproof•pone
Imes to hold broken eggs. .
• .A. little four-year-old was complaitiing
to ber• mother that her. button shoes
wiefirelleiftinegee. e'Whyriefertteee ytetsver
.put•them on the wrong .feet.' Puzzled,
and ready to cry, she, made answer,
What's I do, mann ma ....They's all the
feet rye got,'
A legal gentleman met a brpther
.lawyerone dey recently, and'the follow-
ing emewersation took .place : Well,
• judge, lidw • is besiness 1' 'Dull, dull, I
• am livieg on faith and hopee., • "'Very
good; but I have got past yeti, for I'm
• living .oneharity.", . .• •
qtinine old gentlemen,. of ,art tie-
" tive stirring disposition, had a man at
• work. in his 'garden, who was quite the
reverse. Jpnes,' seid he, 'Aid you ever.
• see A snairr. Certainly; .said Jones.
'Then,'" said the old Man, '.you must
.bave Mee hint; for you neve t could over;
tike Mtn! • •
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•• .4 contemporary, asked :•'Ho* shall.
women carrytheir pnises to frustiate
the thieves?' • Why, carry, themompty.
Nothing frustrates a thief mere than to
• 4snatcir a womenet Puree after folloeting'
,her leelf a. mile, Old:. then .fiedethet. it
• contains endbinee • and..
• a • recipe .• for
• spiced peaches ita a faded, photogeaph.
of her grandmother. • .•• • 1- • •
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-Adversity has its uses likee,ny ',other
disagreeable thing. ••.A:man• who' is
ney,er sick, never knows how.good it is
• to haves troop of 'friends rash in and
. sit down. at this bedside and tell hiii in
the moat, solemn .manner that his doctor
has lost at least thee° patieets one of
• four all the year mina , • •
Will the angels come down' for me
with a (Theriot and horses. when I OW
asked tt little .bey of his Siteday-sehool
'Wadley; 4 I ghese so, if yosnare it real
good boy, said the tettchee. The little
fellow's eyes sperklei With atiticipatibn
• . as he .eagerly exclaimed, 'And e oh .1.: d�
yon think they'll let me,sit on the front
seat and drieer • .•
A young compositor having to setup
•an article cm' the ''Root et ' Evil,
, madeee 'loot•of ell Evil,' • The, editoi,
'explained • in 'his next issue that the.
compositor was eourting a 'girl whope.
father was of.an :irate • disposition; were'
••heavy number twelves, an was:
'of slinging the•rnieSile toe.' • •
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• • - • .A. man went for the eleceeesteelettefid:
his wife, Who was ailing. When they.
arrived she was asleep, and shoeing.
loudly.; Dear .me,' Dated,' eaidthe
doctor, howdo you get a sleep with e
wortirtee• that snores like that' Ane
gets need tat,' said David; "it's nee:
• thing am to whet 1.• lute to thole •frae
her tongue wheneshes wankinT . •
A debating club disehesed. at great
lengtb the other riming a question io• .
lating to the formetion of the earth's stir-"
face; If •the water of the Atlentie
• 'Mean was drawn"ofte-remakked oho ed"
the cliepubants, ite bottbin Would appear
' ea a plebe, eiritheneountain _ledges runn-
• ing through it.' 4 But how are you. go-
• ing to draw off "the water' inquired 'e
• sober looking person on the back seat,
:• the overwhelming force of this: query
completely nonplussed the Apealcereind
. the meeting silently adjotirrted...
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A certein Scotch laird, noteel.fpr his
• getnepreserying propensities, had beeas-
iereto summon ,One of hie- tenants., a
small fermate .to, meek him at his rese
• donee to answer fOrP. charge of searing
rnuir-fowl. Itso Inippened. that • Sandy
watt pat into -a room to await hie lord -
Ship, in which Weee some tutiir-foWl
stuffed on themantelpiece. Oa heariee
- lordship's approaching footstep in the
passage Sandy began to stroke the back
of one of the stuffed 'birds, muttering,
Sic bonnie beadles ; they • wed surely
• Into it hard heart, that .oud hurt thae.
botinie:ereatut'es. Fat cm' ye this .hee-
his beaetio r he asked the laird on en-
tering, who .aterrethough he Was,. could
•' not help laughing, well knowing that
Sandy -sold from ten tofifteen bode
weekly. •Sandy's pretended itinecence
• seated him that time -and he was dia.
niisSed with a eepriinend.
national finatices on the hotel elan ta
St. Louis, Col. Toni Oritteuden quietly
slid down •off the platfortu and circulat-
ed among the crowd. fJe wore a de-
licate white deck suit, blue necktie and
patetteleather pumps, end wus, tlie
cynostire of all female eyes on tile' :pre-
mises. Col. Tom, wit!' up eye to busi-
ness, began ogling the -babies.
Oh, you sweet little darling,' Baia
Colonel Tenn addressing a, fuzzy, pope
eyeti inat that lolled lazily iu his ino-
tber'e a MIS Ander ono of the trees;
bow old is et, ma'am ?'
Four months. sir,' said the mother.
A littlesietjeb r said Colonel Tom,
No, a boy,' replied the mother,
yes, now that I come to look
at it more closely 1 detect the strong,
manly features of a boy,' the Colonel
hastened to say:. lelettse, may I kiss
the little cherub?'
Tom hutbis .eyea and exploded.
ae,oaertlatory sound on the fuzzy face
and the child put: a big lip up and.
threatened to ery.. •
He ie inch a beautifel child,' inter -
inured Col, Tom, 4 such eyee, such a
head, such an expanse of ferehead, such
a mouth, such a wealth of complexion,
such a sweet, tranquil expression.'
La, tee, and you don't really think se,
do your simpered the flattered rnettiee.
I never saw a sweeter Iittletherutee
epee Col. Tern, believe I'll have to
kiss him etgaine
-Haviegegeneethvouggeeesecondesesette-
latory martyrdom, Colonel Torn asstien-
:ed a seraphic look—a", look •calculated
to strike taffy to the most hardened
feminine heart; and -got right • dOwn to
business. •. •
a candidate for Governor,' said
he, mid nothing -would give me greater
jey than to feel assured that I had the
supert of the father of this sweet be'be.
Come let the bold the little darling in
My. arms do .think he is just the
sweetest little angel I ever saw 1' •
The flattered mother gave up the
fuzzy baby with profuse apologiesabout
its not being well dressed) etc., hoped
it would not •trotible the gentleman, etc.,
glad to know he admired it so tnueh ete.
The fuzzy 'baby writhed andsquirmed
and grew red in the face and wrinkled
itself all up and belochett .a trifle, ttO
then ley. calm and cempested.on Colopel
Tom's Strong right erne •
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• Thee little precioue cried: Colonel
Tom. You'le tell 'his father -how
_much i thought of his little oberub,
won't yea; ma"anel And yea% tell
oandiAate. for. Governor, eh,
• The poor Worrian's face dropped, and
big,ealt tears mune into her eyes. • . '
Oh, sir,' she said,'' yen don't know
what you ask--seny poor huebanddied
of the jaenders twp months eteee. '-
There wap, a far off.loek in O�i -Tom
Crittenden's gold•glinted • eyes as he
gently „hut firrnly dumped that fuzzy
baby on the bereaved woman's lap .and
walked straight ,bacic .to, .the ..platform
ana replaced hfinself on a bench..
Net alone was sorrow confined to
Col. Tom Ceettenden"S upheaving
There were silent traces of suffering
unon. his right corte sleeve... •
Did Ile iGet*: Raise. • ,
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• No barber, says, the Detroit Free
Press, knoweth whom he may shave,
and the:mm.4 who rushesinto a 'shop and
drops into a barbeicheir evithone epeini
who occupies the nexte. hair to his right
or hie left may get badly heft e as a case
proved yesterday. A solid 'oldcitizen
in the wholesale trade Was taking it
easy, his face'ceivered with tether, wben'
in comes a, young man 'evhe .. flung off
his ocett; bounced into a elfOr-anci-eallNIT
A Trrio Story.
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WHAT 1.13.A.DVILLE aUNgSIUD FOlt ONE
POOlt MAN,
From:Aim Leadville Itoveiee
Two years or more ego, when Lead-
ville was in its infancy and the fame of
We rich ourbonate deposits Wad extended
eastwerd only so ler as the Statte
Kansas4 an enterprising young married
Man who had listened ti) the recital in
envious- wonderment, decided to emi-
grate at once to this new El Dorado.
Packing up his slim stock et household
goods, lie'in company with his wife,
began thetedione journey uti'the grand
valley of the Arkansas with the motto
'140:vine or Bust' inset•ibed upon his
banner's. When within a few. miles of
Pueblo, his jourpey Was interrupted by
the.arrival of a stranger; but, after tar-
rying a few days at the farm house to
see the wife and baby comfortablyeared
for, he pushed foriyard'alone to the wild
straggling tewn of Leadyille; Hidpurse
Wile Very 1 iglIt; brie lithe have and: mtis-
Ql0e were in,plethoric contlieion, and he
found immediate emPloyenent upon a
windlass over the Little Eva shaft on
Fryer Hillk He' km3w as little 'about
practical mining as he aw about the deli-.
-ate machinery of the finest watch, yeT
he turned (.,the prank of 'the windless
with en ;energy a,nd,determination which
rated him as a hill hand in the estim-
Mime of his. 'eferpt who was doing
the
mining work down in -the sandand
bowlders beneath the surface. The wife
in due time joined the husband in flee
cern fartable.logn4inellia.eindustryehade
provided for her. This cable, built near .
where Grent's smelter now stands, con-
tained the first • full-sized window ' over
placed in position ifi Leadville. The
wife wass tetto. help-,neate for her lord,
and by her cheerful labor •at the wash
tub ahe supplied her husband end the
pard' for Mouths with the funds fleets
Baty to continue their mening operations
until finally mineral be,gan t� appear in
the heft= of the shaft. •'
The neeessof the strike spread abroad
fiAd treated a ripple of excitement, un-
til it toadied the• ears. of Lieutenant
Governor H. A. W. Tabor, who,having
propertyelose by, demanded what price
had"been fixed upon the mine, . and the
answer geeicklyeame, $109,0002 . 'I
will give you 4556,000,' responded., Mr.
Tabor, and.the sale was effected, • The
moneywas paid over in eurreney; wrap'.
ped' up in a Copy- of the Reeeiete :taken
by the Overjoyed husband into the pre-.
'Bence- of his wife and tossed into a cheer, ,
as though it Was a :package of clothes kr
the 'weeh. , , • , . •
e' Did you make the sale ?' inquireathe
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Did you get the 'money 'e •
.4 Yes.: •
Where is itr
In that bundle there on the chair.'
Do you mean' it
'Fifty thousand -dollars in ileat Old
peper . . . •
.1 Yes, I insisted On bringing. if thee
you, who haereto faithfully worked 10
give' me the eiettes to continue •,•m ining,
might rest your. eyes on the entite sum
which is our joint property.' • '
••With, trembling betide the devoted
wikeetiedethe bundle and for the first
time in her life:gazed upon fifty thou-
eancLdollarreeend than thisePlacker wo-
man, who through all the hareishipeof po-
verty did:labor had been strong artd
re-
soluto like a true daughter of Eve,
sank upon the fleet arel.weet over for -
One. .••. 1
Ti s is about all of the story,. except
that instead de leaving Leadville to
..spend their wealth '• in Borne- locality
NvherO. in a life time they nould hardly
'have arieaseied such" a competency-, the.
*cettple now reside here, and the husband
lea•neeinber of the eity council: •
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• ,neeles/3 .Aceninitiati?u• of' Capital.
;‘ Hurryi. up, now, for I must get back
to the store before old Blank does,or
he Will raise thunder 1. Hang him, 'he
won't even givee matt time to die.' .
The eld eitieeeeturned his: face to
Mabee at the other, ,and the birbee no-
ticed, a,reddening. of bis cheeks.' ,
Going on e vacation this mambo ?'
asked the barber, 'Who wes preparing to
shave the young man., ,
1 Vacation 2 1.1oeeilt. Tppltet can •I
seeetway-frotteold-Blenleeeadef-I could,-
lic.payte such a. stingy, contemptible
salary, I cettltin't afford even to ride on.
.,
' 4 Who apti•,t You ask hern fora raise i'"
queried the herbal'.
‘' Why dote'e you ask for the hand ,9f
AV
hip freckled noeed daughter. ele'd dis-
charge me ina minute?. though • he's
art k ing 'money, and can a fford it,. If the
old iiy-eua woull have a stiolto of apo-
piexy, the peter pat tner Might do some-
-thing, but such chaps alwayse live to, be
huedred years old.•
Conversation co. aeed here. The BMW
men got out of his chair, Leek a beash.
ing And. oat down, and when ihe elate'
Arose troni his chair and turned aeotte'd
snow balls woald li,eve looked black bos
side his face. He tried to bow end speak,
but something wewldn't lat'' him, and
when he started to.put on his coatehe
held it teal up, the eollar do wti- Ho was
till etrugglifig with it Whon tlio solid
man too up, looked are/Indeed walked
out, saying never a word, The barbere
Wet the young, nien's head and hole
cologne to his nose, but he walked side-
ways when he Went OUt, and there was
iut uncerteia wabble to his lit:tees. In
applying for the vacant, position state
What :atop you fame° at,
Once it was remarked to Lord • lesie
kine that a .certain Man dying had left
X200,000, whereupon he said, "that'
a poor eapital to, begin -the next World
with." Truly it was. se, ler if, on the.
tithe hand, the man had given it ewe/.
in •charity he would have poesessed and
enjoyed it, whereas in this case he left
it altebehited • ttiterree e melee -wirer eite -
'diedand thee really lest it.' •
. 'What s failero, t'as that .min's life 'I
He got ep good 91 hie200,000 in this,
world, and did not get hitpeelf ready kr.
the nekt., • What did he do? What isethe
'grand. result aia life, of his toil, of his
anxious days and sleepless nights 'I He
.rart4 together X200,000, . Wbat:ded he
do With, it? Kept it as long is he could
--entil he died. What became of iti?
He -left it fa those that came lifter and
• to the-squebbleieof &mete. If any geed
to the world . ever game- bet of. :this
aff0,00,.. no thanks ere deo to him.
He kept it as long as lee ,couldLand
left it. only bee:mese he cotird Cat.V.
ivith. le in. ' !few had only 'coityeeted
it,' a8 thebankere. say, end tt was con-
• vertible lets; the blessinge.of the peer ;
into the •RWeet consciousness oflavitie
done some good while be lived; of have
ing timed the gowel of Christ and Fete -
el anti. [ma beaten... .131-11-110 did 'MVO
of these • things. Ile raked it together,
kept it, died, left it, end it. made bis
last bed nobeeter.
EllSi•Cril Siberia is menaced by famine,
Graineis 'dearer than over before,. The',
poor aro suffering severely. The herveet
has been vet7 bad,
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lICAL
... COMPANY TTOAWA, OntariO. I -DEAL ESTA.TE FOR SALE. ' Vieleuze. CHEM.ToRONTO. '4,4,1
Uentleiiiini, ity- -eat-Caen t
shoit time ago, as to the satisfactory reeelte
frokil the use of your Coarourto &Kyr or
HrPornosruires, I will further add, that fresh
proofs of the genuine benefits conferred on
pationte requiring it are constantly coming
Under my observation ;, parties to whom I have
regoinmended it, have in a. ahore UM% with the
deePeet thankfulness, ackuowledged the relief
they have experienced, and in some eaeee have
Asserted that it, and it alone, has saved their
lives, It simple muck pleasure to afistire you
that 1 consider your Syrup, the Vurroeta lie-
eornoseurres, tbe beat preparation of any which
hag come under my notice for Debility and all
gellnonary Complaints, Bronchitis, timighs,
ao., and believing this, I aims tan t iy recommend
it before every other Compound. Very truly
yours, H, F, IsloMAltrirr, Pharma4utleal ahem.
it, For sale by 3. H. Combe and.‘Vatiti & Co.
The kidnflys aro subject toia variety of
dangeroas and painful disease, arising from
various (muses. 'By the judicious use of Vic -
Tout& Boom; and livA Misr, these affections
may be cured, Bright's disease, diabetes, and
all female complaints, are kneceisfully com-
bated by this popular remedy, which is for sale
by all dealers. Pricie, 101 per bottle. For sale
hy Ileum:nee, and, Watts -& Cor
• HAGYARD',0 PECTORAL BALSAM is composed
of the most healing balsams and gums, The
Balsams, which .enter into its composition,
were used by the natives when America was
first discovered, and are combined with other
'vegetable tellies, so blended together, that it
is a specific for all affections of the throat and
, Thousands of bottles are need animal
ly, and it is donsidePed, one of the standard
preparation of the day. For sale by J. el -
Combo, and Watts & 00.
For all -the pnrposes.,of .Family l%dedieine
Htreeetues,leserew On, is at the head of the
list. It is used with unprecedented success,
bothjeternally and. externally. It cures Sore
Throat, Burns,"Scaldii,. Frost Bites; eelieyes;
and often mires Asthma. For sale by J. H.
Combeg. and Watts -13i
The Russian Court invited_ Dr. Ayerand, his
family to the Archduke's wedding ie the Royal
Paltwo. This distinction was awarded him
ubt 9nly because he was an American; bat al-
so because his name as a physieian 'bed be-
come favorably known in Russia on its passage
round the wet-IA.—Pueblo (Col.) People.
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HURON LIVE STOCK ASSOCUITiON.
THIRb ANNUAL. SALE,.
ThirdArinual Sale, under the auspices
, AL of the Huron Live•Stock Assoeiatien, will
be held in the. • ' .
TOWN QFQLtNTON,
- ON.- •
IVEDRESDitY, OCTOBER i5tit2 1879.
Commenting at 12 o'clock,. noon.
There will be offered for sale a large number
of Imported Stallions, .Thoroughbred Short-,
hewn Belle, COws and Reifers,'Theroughbred
Sheep and Swine, also Inipre Tedandfat Stock.
This Sale offers .Superior; Facilities- for •both
Buyer and Seller.Several of the Best Herds
in tholrovince -will be represented, and the
sale will be aitendod by bnyers froilia.the United,
-Statel and all parts of -Canada, Catalogiies
can be had op a.ppliestien to the Secretary.
Entries of Stock for Sale will be received until
tlie morning olthe sale, buttock now entered
-will not appear ili the sale catalegue.. The
Secretary will be at Pike's Hetel,.Clinton, on
the afternoon and •eveuing before -the sale to
'rebeilie entries. There -Will he ample accona-
=dation at Clinton, for bothmai and. beast,
which will 'be ,previded at the lowest possible
rates."
OF NALlirf; •
Twelve iuontha' credit Will be given on fur-
nishing security satisfactory to the owner of
the stook hold. A diseount of &per cent will
be allowed for cash Ou all sales,
• M. Y. MoLEAN, Seafortlf; Seeretary.
. JAMES BIGGINS, Clinton President.
' F. GRATTAN,. Goilerielt; Zuctioneer.
Land fpr Sale.
T.H.4 milbscriber offers tor sale 31) acres,
more or less; being east part of let No.
'3 1.1-in4he4b11-polieessinn-of-the-tewnship of
Statley, Frame barn and liouse on the place,
never -failing Spring of water ;soil, clay loam.
Ter m's easy. Fur further partioularii apply to
:JAMES
13suvIE" P.Ot:
Aug. 3, 1879.. .'. •
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1. Farm. Lot $o, 53 in the First Voliceesioa.1.11inen,
road) Tuckeramith, contains 58 agree 0; ersestaao %ea,
about two miles from. Olinteak.board fame la frontigood
hardwood timtkri • Slay Iremade a superior dairy farm.
2. West Half of Lot Eight in the Eleventh dolma-
siou of Tureberry, fifty acres, good wheat land, six mi.es
from Wingliam one ono mile trona the Glonannen Sta.
tetl'IfXergh?w -0 lirranriPt7.4 tilinhtteT.
r fo , 11 y
.Would 808 cheap for cash, or exoltange for town proper-
ty in Clinton. Apply to tiu) owner, tamtml Thrower,at
Fair's Mills,Clinton, or to the undersigned.
4. The largo and oonvenient 3rich Store, in um Al-
b ert StreatIlloek,now ocoupledby Mr. Jas,Biddlecombe.
0. Eirst•elass grain Aore, at the Grand Trunk ate t ion
belonging to A. Limieson,
70 Theism° factory building and lot, adjoining the
Grand Trunk station, formerly occupied by 3. U. Bel-
fry, with. eueluo RUA bili. Premises wen suite4 for
manufaeturing purposes, pork-paoking, dm.
8. Lot 0, an Victoria Street, (Oordon survey); a choice
Farm • Fpr Sale.
ITIELAT • .FIEST-0L'ASS PARINI, No. 85; on•
• the 1.5th•con; of Goderieh Township, be,
longing ti Mis, O. 'Gordon ; will be.sold for cash
or en part credit.. Only one mile froth Clinton.
The fartn• gontains eighty acres of choice la,nd',
in good condition, fine orchard, &e. Apply to
• • .•Jf. HALE.
. Clinton, July 21,1870. • ••
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NoTtot,. that4hieppeiginient ot nears,
nom; & unnecnc, di Henson, as Agents of t
Mutual-. Fire Insurance 'Company;
' Of the County Of 'Wellington, is bIOS daYearicelled.
W. W. FA ItItAN, 1E84., Itiis been appointed
Agent for this toner and vicinity, and ie now prepered
to take applioations ?or this. Company, the chenpest in
,the Dominion. '
By.order CHARLES.ZAVIDSON,.
Seoy-Treas
Guelph, dth'Ueo, 1878. • ' • tf. •
A, "%teem gum -mica. • $12 it
slay at limo made, by the Indus.
trions. Capita not required; wo
will start,yon.• Men, wpoken,hoys
and girls make money taster at
work for us than at an) thing•effle.
fixo 'work bi light and /dement,
. and such as anyone ain go right tit
.TheSe who AO Wise who st.e tlit4 nate° val,.sona 410
their address at'once and"see for themselves.' Costly
outlit an turas true. • 'Now is the thee. Those already
at work are laying up large suing ef money. •Aildress
•TRUE dc CO., Augusta, Maine, '
MOXEY• TO IIOEN eri Approved- Notes,
IWOBTGA.clE SEct/IIXTE.
A nuMber of good FARMS FOR sArir
. ..A3"4101,0X14 2311,N7 „:. .
Appl.y (0 C, 4 Initrr,•Atterney,
anion, ifune 20, 1878.
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A. WE EIl in your own •ti•wn, end no
alpItalelaked, Ctl'ill.ftiV 4120 bag.
0044 14 trill withoukexpensr. •The bust,
opportunity (1000 05'2&M fer hose
Mg to mak. Yon sliontl try nothing
else until yin see,for, yourself what
7044 C2111 do at the 1)t'0111.05 we offer, -
:No room to explain hero, Teti eon de-
vote all your Onto or only yeur motro time to! the heat.
10,40, and make great pay for every hour "that you work
Women hake as mucleas Ma, kola foe $in clot pri-
vate terms and particulars, which we 141514 fr.p, 05
outfit free, Don't Complain 011144.1 times 01(4410 1011
hop suph ft dinew. 44 51. itereeere e- en.,
Portland, Maine,
E M 0 'V A L
rn-ir
LIIHEY
ClitleST 15RTJGGIST,
Efaa removed to tliapromiseti
rlLeOLpOfAiNrrc.).tsr 110903i4I4,
Where he willkeep tor sale a aelcet cud gozieral assort-
ment of •
DRUGS, 0111!IMICA.f.09 AND UEDICINES,
DYB STUFFS', OILS, &o.
Reecipt4, and Vompottads em-
ptily Into/0 up, wttic dimpateio.
Minton, Feb. 27, 7272.
ewmg Machines
!pending lot, between the O. T. Hallway end the lever
woll-fonced, planted with trees, good well, a.).
0. Lot 24, Frederick street, belonging to mr..robn
Powell. Good tram cottege 01 eve rooms. Well and
pump, Good pedal, Just south. of Mr. Wm. Sh0P-
herd% residence.
• .
e1inion,•sme.-24, 1870,
• H. HALE.
•
Canada Company Lands.
:,t- LIST OF LANOS IN HURON FOR tiar..n
21-ttliellanado, Company may beacon at the oiliest Of
lba undersigned, • • .
IIALE
. 1879.
• RREllIATIsli.gisdeBatileYouliellInallfftatifota.
Erysipelas, scrofula'peril.
ago, skin irritation, ulcers from any °MUM, anda hun-
fire.d other diseasee are canoed by an acid ferment,
which produces inflammatory adieu. •Brunton'e Ab-
sorbent willpositively effect a• our ku a few hours, by
absorbing the acid poison from the system. SOU by
*mists, 1'rico,500. Advice in particular oseastree.
• Y; BiltrLiloTINn'
Out.. .
02Q a day in your own locality
No risk. Women ao se Weil
mdn. heany make more,
then the amount stated above.
No one (mule!! to make money
fast. Any one can do tho
work. Yon can make from 50
cents to $2 an hour by ,dovoting your-eveningtrand
seam titue. to the business. It costs nothing, to try
the Minium. Nothing like it for money -making ever
• offered before. Business pleasant and strictly honor-
able. Reader, if you want to know all abellt the beat •
• paying business before the pabate, send n s.your address
400. 400 will send you fuli particulars and private terms such as Coughs, Cold,
freeinempies worth $5 also free; ybu can then make
up your mind for yourself. Address GEO, STINSON
•et CO, Portland, Maine. 80
or ALL NiNDS,
11. T.74,
AND MADE AS GOOD •AS NEW.
aavkindf4, rivicnimr,
.„ kept on hand.
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west ot the Commercial Hotel,
47,
NonSW0aTtiv, Post mace Box 1.06,
CLINVott, ONT.
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erry Pectoral
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'ha
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• . Bronchitis, .Asthma,
For Diseases a the
• 'Throat and • Lunge,
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--FOR $16,50—
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-Worcester's Dictionary
.
•
• 'The Fortriightly: Review,
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• .flubscription price, per annum,'" Vortnightly".. 5.00
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°ESTER'S DICTIONARY fol.,- ilvo yearly oubacribere
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CONSTITUTIONAL
CAAT.A.IELECE-1
URES C.A.TA.RR
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Thom* 4pplaud it: C.06.1
•
•
Hear thitat a 'Beverad gentle/limn say$ of titer
• ' Remedy:—
T. 13. liAnniNo, ESQ., Brockville, Ont. •.
. DCILY ianow two yeara since your " Constitn•
Nona Catarrh Bemelly" was introdecen to me. I have
waited this long to see if the earn would remain per
manout before doing this my' duty to you, as at iirst
the happy emits seemed fo me to be '0(00.good tobe
true." 1 was afflicted in my headleir years before 1
euepeoted it to be Catarrh. In readingin Your owing:
81101 iny case iiescribeil in many partmulars.' The in-
w ard " drop" I rota the heiid had become, very disagree,.
able, and a choking sensation often iinivented me from
lying long; 1 would feel like •smothering, mid be Nun -
paned tosit up in bed., lify health and spirits were
seriously affected.. When your Agent came 'to Walker.
ton,.in August,1878, Seem:ell three bottles. Before I
hail 'ma a. (parteo of the contents' of one bottle; I
found decided rolid, and when I had teed two bottles
and a third, I milt taking it, feeling quite cured of that
• ailixient, andlutve not toed any.since, till of late Lhave
taken some for a cold in my head. A mule of duty to
suffere're from thatloathsome diseasercatarrhrprompts
nib to send you this Certificate, unsolicited, with leave
to make what 1150 di it you may eee proper,
•.Yonrs
• W. TIN ALL, Methodiet.minister.
Port Elgin, Ont., Aug. 2.1, toss.
•
Ask• for tittlefield's Constitutional Ca-
, tarrh Remedy, and take noother.
J, R.- UAlumNo, Poninion A44e1i0O3r14ckyillb, Ont.
•
14 4. ,s'ale toy a1r.br1100818 at only On.ebottar
: • per Bottle. •. . •
7Eitnt Fr. '•• TRY XT.
NEW CARRIA.6E, WORKS
IN BLYTH:. •
JAthES ,CLA17t.K:
iroapicoay,I. nout101»gtp the inhabitants of Blyth
and that mho hal opened -out ih Lbe-earriago
making 14110114000,1,0,11512040 4444044044,34 t.1 fill all orders
• fer •
-OARRIAGES, 'WAGGONS, BUGGIES, BTO„
upon the shOrttattmlicgre,68:iftiltya.t .0.0 Most reasonable
rates. None but •Ilret.elaos workmen employed, And
the very boot material used, 1113PA111.1N0 attended. to
promttly end aatisfactorily. 11014873 SHOEING a
' . . . .
,
, •
Ageiit lor Flem s knictilitiral hipleioefits
r, ,. -..p )
•
One nine manufactoricsit Canada, Callanil 804
samples of Reapers, gowera, Seed Brills, Borne Itakee,
Plettginli Atc,A,ke,,botcre pilithasingelsewhere.
i3ai41IIO1 d'3
-4131E117 fiTIMET4
opposite tho Derniniettrelcaritall ()Meg.
PlytiriMityila ;1878,
and Consumption.
. Tim reputation it has attained„in consequence of ..•
• ,the marvellous eltres it has produced during the
last haw csnm;his 44 suilicicitt aSslirance to the
public that it will coutinue.to realize the happiest.
• -aconite unit eau be desired. • In almost every
•" section of -country there. aro • persons' pabliely
imewn,who have beeureitgrediroin alarming end
•on .desperate. diseasea of ..the byite usei.
All whohave triedit,acknevdtalge its suporioiltyL
and Where its virtues arektiewn, lie one.haeitatai
as to what inedicineto emploito.relleye the' clis-
tresi. and suffering, peculiar to pulmonary. info-, ,
thins, 'cughtiv ritorme..it.,,alWaye AVMs ;
' stant-relief,--tindperforms rapid.: %yea rof • the
.-mlideivarletiesofbronebiai disorder; as well aa
• the mere foiMndablediseases of die lungs. •
As' a saleguard.to children, amid the distresi;
log diseases:which beket the Throat and Oliesst be
0hliIEll1ood, 1414 invithiable ; for, by its timely use,
multitudes ire rescued and restored to imolai,. .
.This Medicine gains &Wilda at every trial; as
the cares. It is eenStabtly producing .are too re-
markable' t,. be forgotten. No family.should be
Without it, and those who have oude uied it'
• never will. ' •• .
; Eminent Physicians throughout the ciwitry
• prescribe (1, 4412(1 Clod,' •gymen oiten retemreend it,
from their.knowledge erns effects. . ' • '
. . . •
•
•
. • ragrAnsn '
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•.
04. AYER & CO, LelI, Mass,: ,
• • Practicer and -Analytical Chemists. '
SOLD BY ALIA DRUGGISTS EVEIIIMERFA.
Ayer's
ap ardia
:.For Scrofula,- • and alt
• acidulous diseases, Ery
'si-
pelas Rose,- or St.'Anthte.
• y's. Fire, Eruptione, and. '
• Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulceratkee of he,
• levee, Stomach, Kidneys,
I.,angs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, • "Tuniors,
'fetter! Salt Rheum; Scald.
, Head, Ith4Wor141, TJlocrs, •
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Painin
tbe•Bonee, Side. awl Head, .. Female
• Weakness, Sterility, LeucOrrlioaa, arising • :
from . internal • ulceiatien, and 'Uterine
disease, Syphilitic 'and :Mercurial dis-.
eases, Drets,y, ley,epep,sitt, •Emaciation, "
General he iiity, 44iid. for Pile:frying-the
. •'This Sereapaiilla is e 'a tombination of.'
' vegetable ifitoratives— Stillingia,.llitiv• •
„drakes' Yellow' Dock — evi tl t • tile iodides
• ef leettissitun and nee, and is the most •
inttlicino. yet. known, , for
the diseases it is intended to cure,•
Its ingredients ere SO skilful I y tom-
. bined. that ebb full alterative 'effect of
eachis assured, and:piffle It is -so milEl!
as to lie liarrnlees eleett to Children, iteis-
' still so effectual as to purge out.from the • •
system those impurities and corruptiens •
whicledeeclop entoloatbsome disease.
The reputatieit it enjoy's is derived.•
•
from its cures, and the eonlidence which
prominent ybriciteeee all ever 'the coun-
try repose 'in it, prove their experience •
of, its usefulness. ' . •
Certificates attesting i Isvirtues hava.
• cumulated, rted are eoestantly. being
• received', and as limey ot these casee are,
• publicly knowp, they.furnish convincieg
evidence of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other alterative .
medicine. So generally 15 its superis
ority to any other inedicine ecnown, that'
we need do no inOre than to assure the .
public that the.best qualities, it has ever
possessed ere strictly maintained.
rnevenen
Dr. L. C. AVER & C0,7-Lowelf,, Mass.,
l'iwetical awl Analyttcat (114etni514.
SOU/ Bit ALL 131ITAMISTS Lvnitrwirmis.