HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1880-01-01, Page 5AT SALE 01? STOV
Cooking Sioyes Parlour Stoves, Box Stoves,,
Coal oves'. allii Hall Stoves, at
REDUCED. PRICES FQR, ONEMONTR
Not -Withstanding :the advance in the price of Pig Iron. In order to ran off the balance.
of our stook of Stoves, to make room for spring stock, we have.decided to sell .Stoves at
PROM TEN. TO FIFTEEN PER OPNT LESS THAN USUAL PRICES.
ON ALL OASR PURCHASES DURING THE MONTII OP ;JANUAIIY, WE WILL
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WE TEE FOLLOWING IIEAVY DISCOUNTS, VIZ:—
COOKING STOVES, - R 10 per cent Discount.
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10 per cent Discount,
COaL. �• STOVES, �- - -
PATENT HEATERS, - 10 per. cent Discount.
PARLOUR. STOVES, - - 15 per cent Discount.
PARLOUR COOK STOVES 15 per cent Discount..
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BOX STOVES., - 15 per cent Discount.
offered, n i
account isbola o and avail
Come one, come all ° in want of Stoves, Whileeo , g .
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y of pr of , reatest opportunity of unman, 2. s cheap, ever offered to. the peeple
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big di
iu Stave
o£ Clinton •`t'[otni ;y;.
A complete etaCff OALUWTi$ tNt1U111, AT $GLASS,fC
PLOAOALTES.L, LAMPS, &c.
SKATES. SKATES.
SKATES. SKATES. 'SKATES. SK : ((��
B�^^�,OS...
SIGN3 Oil'' TJ -l -K PA. OX.00II- , X UCII nx. ?CT+':, CL'TNTON .
skates, Dec. 25. 1575:
SALE'
GREAT CLEARI.NC
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$ocT8110 is
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N ORDER TO MAK1: 1100,1)', FOn apEING.000DS, I WILL SELL THE BALANCE 05' 11 i1 FALL
and Winter Stook as follows, comprising •
MEN'S LONG BOOTS, from $1.75:0. WOMEN'S LEATHER BOOTS $1:15 up,
MEN'S LONG PELT BOOTS ,"• 0.75` '.' WOMEN'S GoAT BOOTS, $1.75 <'
BOY'S LONG BOOTS, "' .$,115 q • WOMEN'S. FELT BOOTS, ` • 41.25. -"
YOUTH'S LONG BOOTS, "." *1.25
11? YOL' WANT BARGAINS, JUST LOOK' AT TIIESE P1t1C•LS,and 'then uicil:and
examine my goods, and this will satisfy the closest buyer.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT. - •
Having a very largo stock of First•(flass SINGLE HARNESS on hand; .the subscriber would
direct especial attention thereto: Also DOUBLE •HARNESS, 'bdth heavy and light. Being
made' up from good stook, and by experienced workmen, he eau gnarantee the tame., My
SCOTCH' COLLARS warranted to give entire satisfaction.
witiSNKS and VALISES —A very large assortment and very cheap. TRUNHS iroin 75 vents up.
18t and. 2nd class SHINGLIS,`from'40 gents per bunch, up. A room over the shop to let
ALL GOODS WARRANTED: JAMES:. TWITCHELL .•
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Geed, Advice.
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New is the time of year for Pneuwonls, Lung
rover, &c. Every family should Have a bottle
of Bo801I17L's UiRDMAN SxnuP. Don't allow for
one moment that .cough to take hold of your
chlldien.lyourfamily oryourself. Consumption.
Asthma, pneumonia, Croup, Hemorrhages, and
ether fatal diseases may set in„ Although it is
true 4ERMAN 13YINIl' 18 curing thousands of those
dreaded, dleeasee, yet It 1s moll better to have
it at hand when three donee will cure you. Oue
bottle will last your whole family a whole winter
and keep you safe from danger. If you are
Cousun}ptive, do not rest Ruth you have tried
this remedy. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Reg-
oar site 75 cents. Sold by your Druggist.
The cold in the North-West has been in-
tensely severe throughout the past two weeks,
A frigid wave swept down the Red River
Valley in Minnesota, arid at one place the
thermometer registered 68degrees below zero.
Intense •uff'ering is reported on the Pacific
Railway line in Dakotah. The weather has
also been very cold on the Pacific slope.
AVs Accounts and (Notes
due os must be .settled
• WITHOUT`URTHER
R. CA.LGANDER & Co,
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Each Successive harvest in Great Britain•
for four seasons has been worse than the one
that went before, so. that each year the de.
Mond for foreign grain bias increased. In
America for three years the harvests were; on
the whole, slightly below the average, but
the area cultivated hasincreased at a more
than oorrespondiug ratio, so that America
has always been able to increase her exports
inro portion. The present year, .which has
proved tho worst of the four in Great Britain,'
has proved to bo one of abundance in America, ••
so that the increase in the exports this • year
have far exceeded the increase of any previous
year. For breadstuffe alone Great Britain
paid to the United States over thirty-two mil
lions of dollars mote this year than last, while
the increase over that of 1874 was about
eighty-five nfillions of dollars. For the four
articles bacon, Hams, butter and cheese Great
Britain paid the United States last year about
sixty:six millions of dollars, an increase as
compared with 167.4,of about twenty-nluo Mil-
lie* of dollars, In beef, live stock and other
kinds of feed the increase is quite as striking.
The present has been an extraordinarily " fat
year,
for theagriculturists of both, Canada
and the United States, and if they are .. wise,
bbey bear in mind that the Year of loaners
will • probably follow. It IS ne S1ikely • tbat
80011 a combination of largo props"and -large r
prices will occur during successive years..
,Large crops in Europe and a bad season here
would result in a combination the very reverse. i
Wliut ell Men Should. Know.
To 1lolieve a Cough.—Tho troublesome Gough caused
by an accumulation of phlegm in the throat, especially
in the morning, experienced mostly by "persons effected
with Chronic Catarrh, can bo relieved almost instantly
by taking a teaspoonful of Iiagyar(l'e,Peatoral Balsam
which has the advantage of being iiarmleees'to the
stomach, and at the: same time improving the appetite.
Dagyard'B Yellow Oil is one of the surest remedies in
the world for the mire 'of 13henmotism, Neuralgia;
Lumbago, Spinal and Bronchial Complaints., Deafnese,
Ear -Ache Crampe,npralne, Bruises; Gaffe, Stiff 'Joints,
SwelledHands, Sore. Nipples, Stift Neck, Chilblains,
Tatter, Frostilites,Chapped hands, Wounds, Cuts, Sore
Throat, Stings of Insecta; Shortneee of Breath,• or any
Diseases that aro painful or sore. For particulars see'
wrapper eeeempanying each bottle. For sale by all
dealera4 rise 25 cents. • .
111WHI & 1.II!15.
NEVER' MITERED, SUCK BARGAINS TO TSE
PUBLIC AS THEY ABS DOING AT PRESENT, IN
ALL LINES CONNECTED WITIi THE -TRADE.
THEY 'GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION.
MIL AS
HARNESS, . OF ALL STYLES,
YI,E ,
BUFFALO ROBES,
Trunks, )1'allses, Horse Blankets,
SLEIGH BELLS, , ETC,.
Light Harness a Specialty,
AS USUAL.. '
A GAL1t Rr,t+PECTri1LLY SOLI JTI1D,
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0140505, 00t. 80,.1879.
BLAOKSMITHING.
T1IE undersigned having purchased the stook and
leaped the p .Ar7i,Y„I,DnAlbert
Street, opposite SIrr. talr''5 Dlil ,takes this moans el
notifying his friends and the public generally, that lie
intends carrying on the Blaokemithing business in all
its branches, and, therefore, solicits their custom.—
Being practically acquainted with evorythingoonneeted
with the hualnose, he eau guarantee satisfaction.
florae Shooing a Specialty.
D. STEPIIENSON
011ulon, April 14,1870.
BETTER
HORSES erCATTLE
o.a. *Dr.
' CREDITABLE
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Dlesers. Bennett & Richardson have just fin-
ished their season's threshing with a record
very_'creditable .to themselves and to Mr. •F,
T Craig, Strathroy who manufactured the
Separator they used.
1)ariug'the season Messrs. Bennett &
ardsonthreshed ,,,63 jobs, 4 of which' amonut
ed to 6215.00, and from this earreaderscan
have ''some idea what 63 would amountto,
and the time " it would take td performthe
work, with 1VIessre Ja4: find Williarn-Bennett
as feeders, and'Titomas "1:{ichardson as -Ener
neer, . .
Oi the 14th,.dayof Nov they thinshod.:49,7_
bushels of wheat in four hours, oii•'the' farm
11r. Win. Foss, which threshing was witiress
ed by Messrs,Aloyle, Buchanan,' Augustus,
Reilly and malty others,
Messrs'. Bonnett and Richardson attribute.
their great . success in threshing this season.
to the fact.that the Michigan 41'ai•irar 'Separ-
ator' they
Separ-ator.theypurchased.from Mr, Craig is capa-
ble of doing the fastest. threshing and bust
cleaning of any in the township, 'or any other J
machine that they have ever seen •wnrk. • • l
Mr.Bennettwishes it to be made known,
that he Will; match. 'his Michigan Warrior
Separator, as 'rnanufaotiired by L'.. J. Craig, of •
,Strathroy, against any other separator of the
same size in the Dominion of Canada forI00.-
00, and threshwith them, for either 10 hours
or a week,: • Points to be :considered• ar•efast
threshing and good cleaning. Tie also wishes.
to have: the machine ho competes•with do the
"same ii ----o- fo T8aiThct: as the Mia Igoe Warrior,
and that is, .put the'grain into the us e —
not into the.stapk.
Arise, threshers, arise, foliow the steps of
Messrs, Bennett, & Richardson, purohase a
Michigan Warrior Separator, as manufactar-
ed by dr 1l J.Craig, of Strathroy, as•it"ii the•
only Separator. that goes Steadily but mightily
to work.—Stratlero;' Dispatch.
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miss oRoLL
13'3X1,10,,,)ANXOUNCE TriAT SHE no
•Victoria Block, fiver TWitchell's Stora
Whore all' orders will be prornpNy 'attended te, sad
BIDDLECOMBE
Watch And .Clocii I!
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HORSES and CAT-
TLE, whatever may •
betheir age and con-
dition: are' vastly im-
proved, in, ovary way,
by use of
• _�.CaS
BLOOD PURIFIER -
.It to- nes untho system
imparts new lite and
vigor, and really has a
marvellous effect upon
t _ _ either the beet or poor-
est of animals. No.
.ii onewould believe bow
the work of fattening
.. for ibemarketiefaoil-
•E l� p' itated by the use of
• vie:t'S BLOOD PURIFIER.,
THE PROPRIETORS,• . -
TDIC tic' Com,
--OF—
EDI\lpTVItGfI AND. 1t1ONTREAL
Prepare: also, a splendid
BLISTER, OINTMENT & LINIMENT
W,hiph are used in the best stables in the world-
.
«'" Try DICK'S HORSE AND CATTLE =D—
?;CINES and bo convinced of their merit.
For Sale
JAM. II. COPIES D1tUGCIST, CLINTON.
FURNITURE,.:.;
PRIN BEDS,
T,(�IIE'sulirsoribaF lrego" Eli inform the inhabitante. of
- .Clinton and surrouading.country, that tic has
Opetted New Fein er° Store,
ON YIeT OIlIA STit]TET, SCHOOL
ONE Itt101?.SOUT[t,;017 t . nlElir1,. • •RemOmber
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PiirtIos in heed GLdny Clung in Lis lino, are resposttnlly Clintoti,.Deo. 14, 1870•
invited to call Alia examine his goods before •pinches-
lugelsewhere.
NEVADA SILVER.
One Consignment Nevada
One Consignment Nevada
One Consignment Nevada
One Consignment Nevada
One Consignment Nevada
Oise Consignment Nevada
Silver Table Spoons;
Silver Dessert 49o2213..
Silver Tea Spoons.
Silver Forks.
Silver Tea Knives.
Silver Cruets..
HAR7�WAR
NAILS, LOOKS, HINGES, SPADES, SHOVELS, CANTLE TIES, HALTERS,: ROM
CHAINS, AND A REAVY STOOK OF SEEN RARDWARA.
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PLOWS, BARBED FENCE' WIRE, WATER»LIME.
PAINTS, OILS, WHITE L.EAD', VARNISHES,
GLASS, PUTTY, BR SHES, ETC.
F + OLINID,_.3VE;▪ f f• VXRC�YYNtA, Ia�33}3
T,U 3 TC A�'zJ� Cor OILS Elo hana nd safer oil.
STONES, . HEATERS,. .G-R,ATES, RANGES.
The ROYAL DOUBLE -HEATER COAL STOVE was first introduced this fall, Wo have
sold a large quantity: Theyare giving great satisfaction.
COOKING STOVES, from all makers. BOX STOVES .from $i.00 alp.
PARLOUR STOVES, every style. RUSStA4RON HEATERS.
PARLOUR •COOKS; : great variety., RANGES , GRATES'. •
COAL STOVES FROM $5,00. VP,, -4.01
CT ANDRI LIERS :_ -,.�%E D�� -AND B: _ Z_. _. .._:
BRACKETS IN. VERDE AND BRONZE, .:
PAIILOUIt; HALL, AND 'TABLE LAMPS; Y1'ORCELATN SHADES, CHIMNEYS;
— GLOBES,-SHADE•rIIO.LDPIIS_ .A'oonxpietn stock. el_LA7jII_ T1U MMING.6,2
IL.
O'
HEAD. LIGHT OIL. ATLANTIC • .
WHOLESALE, , BY THE 13AaREL, LOWEST PRICE.
MANUFACTURERS OF - ALL KiNDS .`OF TINWARE, •EAVETROIIGHING,
CASH: a "oASx
For Hides,' for Sheep' Skins, �. for all kinds of Pelts...
AT
�A71S PAY'S
Mammoth Hardware .Store, Albert St, .Clinton.'
s,..
1?entember• the place -- Victoria. Street.
Clirlion, Jane 12;1879:
G1110. DIF.AIL,
CABINET MAKER
UNDERTAKER
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lier.)-
BOOKS A SPECIALTY
ARING
TAPL
F.AN
Vie' otia St. Clintoit
'1E-NTIRE—STOOK- OF DRY GOODS
CARD .0F. THANKS!
P.
13E48 to.tender his thanks h the nubile in general •
fer tffe patronage bestowed on him tor tho past
he -has on hand a;large
lift..tbttil'4itigo On
Would roSpOotf nn -ice to his onetomers and the
'morello u;111 keep tM hands tieleet ea iortmotit of
Which he *01 sell at reasonable rates. Repairing of
S. SIDDLEOOMBE, ..AVIZ1111, 85.5141;3,
THE ALLAN LINE
SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE.
onbio.in terra oil intO Anil Pi Lecke TI k.
OS Latvest Rates.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Parties desiring to bring out friends .froui the old
Owe On1 the agent in Clinton.
Bieeryool, Londonderry, Glasgow, (2. urettoi.
tom, 1340181, London, Bristol, Card!".
For thrOngh tiellOts and every intonation apply to
BTRA/TON, 0, Agent Clinton.
Clintop 3,lay ROI 1618,
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broadcloths, Doeskins -Scotch, •
English, and Canadian'Twoods,
'AA ova 613603 alinton ; iit1/11.14'11 R (40 assortment Of
Goods all noir no Old slock—s.M.1 eold.
Shoop as any other house in bitntou.
no would oleo state that hal*. taken into tiptfier.
salceman with Mr. Plunisteel).
Tito inisinese *lithe eartied en in future under the
natio Of SPX= Pc 1140011i7. .
etirciente tamed eat guaranteed s ported ht.
15, ISM
English Remedy.
An unfailing cure
for Seminal iiecili-
MO? aii diseases
sequence of Self.
Abuse, as Lees et
Premature Grave. Toll particulars
whiely we desire to trend free by
mail on reeeipt of the 711611(1
1,:flohl in Clinton by nil tl
T AND .UNDER C.O$T
coNsisTmiu
TWEEDS, FLIANNELS, BLA.NICETS, FANCY
DRESS GOODS, IlL.B.CK.LUSTRES,-WINCEYS,
CASHMERES, COLOURED SHIRTINGS, TICK -
TABLE LINEN, HOSIERY,,..GLOVES, SHIRTS.
AND" DRAWERS, HATS AND, ,CAPS;• BOOTS,
The whole stock will be sola without,reserve, at
such piices that cannot fdil to be appreciated.
WILLIAM COATS.
'adebted to .the- above in overdue Ae-
otes,. will be pxpected to pay up In full,
.vitlkiut delay.