Clinton New Era, 1875-08-12, Page 4lt i'er Dmitri
To Gfolottkei .140.otee 'ay* tho
Aro few tifh)ge among the int1hY _
prnhi0M1 t agrleulturel seieneri, upon
Whigh tie rend, diversity of oploion ex.
open the eoWeekof saithm cattle.
Metitered experimeAtei on tl$0 Of;
*rat *fading ealt, the right \quantity,
the time and the reanner to give it, are
urgently needed. We leek to 442 Ono
taro ffehool of Agriculture to eatahlisit.
something definite on this point whoa
-the inititutten is fairly =dot way,
litettneihile„ wo intuit be contented 'with
the indivithial experience or fortooro,oue
„ the Weetero Rural, win) had been-, a
dairyman from, his youth up, furnishes
hie quetteef information. Will some of
cOur Canadian farmers oupplement t
ITU 'wintered twenty cows one 00A0011
without 'lilt for abent four months.
They did well US to flesh, .but a majore.
t.rof tbo calvethey deepped.thet spring
8101001' gota full breath ef air into their
lunge, having an enlargement, or
awoll-
ing around the glottis that prevented
breathing. This experiment satisfied
hi that it wait best t� feed salt, ,It
was tho uniyorsal practice, continued
o
4
Dee Xeinell
go paper ova t-"
eat ockeurred Mar 'Viroqua, few
tigei in a Willy vihplettme did
n learn. There were theee tittle hild-
rein, the cattiest liiitug flee Yeeree two, of
whom went to the borp to lied hone'
mete. They roma QUO, and crawled to
it, end one of them throat 'Ida' haudt for.
ward to got WO eggs, when he (141010
withdrew it, saying the old him hati
bitten him. The other said ho won't
afraid, and thrust Itiiihend forward,
when he, toe, wee hitter'. Both then
gereemed,which quickly brought' their
mother le the epet, when it Was dis-
eovered that they had been etreolt by a
rattleerteke coiled in, thd. Asst. The
mother seized the little hoyi in her arma
an''hastened to the house, where a new
holm met her gaze. In be r Invite to
secure the boy.at the barn, oho had eet
down boiler of hot water; into which
the babe Intri fallen. In thirty' minutes
all he e ehildree were dead.-
• the oorreepondent. when I was a 130y, ..
Breve eh%
Miss Xate Larkin, of riiien, Fenn,
to, salt lode, di-opiiii;kriii beave•girix- -$holiaelbeen-jek.aione,_
hand-fuls aleauf the field, letting eaeli
anima do the best ehe coeld towlirds
'04Pog her share., Obeervation led to
ehange in practice, and the other ex-
' keine followed. ,A tub or kettle was
• placed in the ovy.iu.4,,aud milt kept
therein the cattle havieg free aceess
-thereto and this Oen 3s still advooated
• und practised to a' largo extent. My
experience, 44:#.41/Serviitiene llaY4
-vinced.leie-thut-thitrialmt-the' most-pro-
fitablemay3;k1-huvo,AsneWn,ccilov sru ndeit,
the management of the most careful, to
be entirely dried in their 'milk and 810i
• for days, by gettiug too, much salt, pro-
bably by drinking, brine from. the salt
tub. There are usually eonie cows
every.dairy that will eat more than' is
• good for their health, and these are kept
eontinually under the intimate°of •a
cathartic which is destrective to •the
greatest now of milk, 1.took .tc3 Mee':
' suring each pow her mess of ealt, feed-
ing in the barn. Some wetild at
it as greedily as meal and not be satis-
fied ; others weuld lick Et little and want
no mere, but the amount 9f milk sent
to thelactory the next day would be be -
IOW the Overage. The sepond 'and third•
days would bo above the everage-,-Tlaie
'unsteadiness in the yield led.me to try
the plan which. I lapse adopted and no%
• advocate ; I feed every third- day, not
more than a table -spoonful each, always
, in the • barn, that each May have her
share, and it never leesens the iteXt flow
of milk, but increases it, and saddles
the appetite also. It is also more labor
to feed teas way than to put a half,
bushel in the tub every few days, but
when the neighbors whe meet ydtt at
. the factory each morning begin to se -
(juke, ." Ha much behind am. I to-
....-.4-7_11....41.showsethat-..eihneatkieniciethAn7
details will tell.
• Fowls In the Horse -Stable.
Fowls should never be permitted
• have access tofthe horse -stable, nai• the
feed room, nor the hay -mow. Their
rooms should be entirely svparate from,
the stable, so that they may not always
be reedy tralihp an whenever 'a door is
left open ; and that the vermin which
• fest'poulery may not renehlioriexcitted-
cattle. It is a well known emit „that fowls
of all kinds, when ellewed to go on the
hay tnow, or in the feeding-rooin, or
anywhere in the barn, damage wore
fodder then we are wont to suppose.
We'd as soon allow fowls to live in the
kitchen, and to hop on the dinner table
while we are eating, and to roost on our.
bedstead, as to allow them. to have free
access to the horse -stable barn. • Some
horses are always afraid of fowls, and
when one enters the manger, or rack,
the timid horses will immediately Bur -
,render their entire right, howover hun-
gry they &ay he, to these. lawless 'ma--
rauders. And after they have scratch-
ed over the food with _their feet, and
smeared a portion of it -with their filthy
droppings, a horse must be exceedingly
hungry before he will eat Ms mess.
Wily a hungry horse has been depriv-
ed of his feeding of grain. by a lot of
bold, gallinaceous robbers that had
learned when and where to fill their
empty egips with the feed of a jaded
horse. Let gates and bats exclude
•fov_Argnd epee from ilke_deore4104-
Windows dell horse -stables.
in the bouee, arid Was preparing break -
feat, 'When her OttesitiOn risisaarrelited, by.
th0.sounfi of footacips in the, dining -hall.
Hastening thither ahe saw a tell, rough-
• lookiug man etanding in the centre of
the apartment The stranger ak once
locked the door behind him, and NUN
• Larkin, without exhibiting the least tor--
ror et his siugnIer proceedinee,stepped
into the kitchen, aed having armed her
self 411 0; :14,044114,XottIttAilltrOud- to9k.
hop rvosition at the other door.. The
man ad Vended t owar the ,place. where
.slio stood, and as he did so, oho said,
Doiet.come ally nearer, Oil Will shoot
You." " You sheet," he Teplied,-..in de-
rision, «id likelo see. yolieheot." He
then draw it knife, and,on his eUmine
nearer toiler, the 'briiie girl fired, the
shot teking,elleet ire• his 'feet and legs.
EY this time the stranger was very elm
to ;Miss .Larkin, • utile smang behind.
him, puSlied'him through the doorway
Where she had ,stood, fete 'the., ether
room., and locke`d the door. Apparent-
ly apprehensive that the .report of the
gun might 1011111110D atiistimosi 'the in.
jured men inirtiedlji limpid away, curs-
ing his sore legs, and. ",gals-wbo eboot
fellers for iniffiii'." • '"" '
'Japan HoUrree
>A Yedo, Japan correspondent. el the
• ChlaigieTributieoerites : The Japanese
have no archlteeinte. Living as 'they
do•on volcanic Bed, the ,first thing to be
geercled against is a construction 'Oriel)
would.° iuvite destenetion: Dwelling-
heuses, even of the worthy, seldom 00n -
of more -than ,_oricestory, many of the
poorer clesoeshavieg simply e ground
floor and .gartet.above.. They are all
-constructed of solid wooden frames- of-
etenetif-bamberee.woodretrongly-tiert
braced thgethee, the walls being; either
•a:thin layer -of mud or thin
,roof otheivy :The houses fia
pan contain. no .furnitute'e The fleors
of the'iroonas are .covered softmat
ting twe Indio thiek.made into sections
•elsout .6 inehes long and 3 inches \tide:
and bomad with ablack border. There
-are no chairerbederstoolfirsofaaj-or-any-
thing to lie on or sit down upon,"13iteept
.the.matting,.
boxer; about '4' inches high see used:
The side's of the tlifferent room are
dude into sliding partitions,. about 6
feet high, made of fine white wood, lat-•
tieed in- sinall squares and.coVerid. with
thin, white, strong paper Which: reseni-
bles Parchment. • .
A Frightful acninter in Nevada. •
•A. moat frightful and fatal affray oc..
eourred at Eberhardt City, on Saturday
last, at about five o'clock p. m., between
two men by the names of Sackson and
Book. The former arrived recently
- from Arizona, and the latter has been a
tesident of Eberhardt Pity for the pok
few Months' engaged in keeping a
saloon. Thetwo had a quarrela that
time before the fatal Meeting, in which
Zaiiklien made an assault upoilEeck with
• knifo, but wag driven: ofIby_llscit !With
a fire -shovel. Some three or fourth
honrs after thia .Taekson yeti:maid to
-
Beck's saloon, and while the letter was
standing la the door -way Jackson plung• -
ed a keen -edged eight -inch bowie -knife
to the hilt into Iteek's aide, The two
clinohea, and a fierce encounter ensued,
• • Jaokiton using his knife end fatally stab:,
bitig Deck, who, however, sueeeeded in
• freeing himself from .TackflOnt and rah
as far as Dana's saloon, a dietariee" of
sixty yard, when he was overtaken hy
34oksen, who was pureuitig his victim
with a bloody and Amediah intent.
• Beck at this pier* called for assistanee,
but before the astonished bystanders
could interfere, the human' fiend had
done his work -4e had given poor Beck
ita fatal tabs. .At this Juncture a
party by the 111%05 a Brown, seeing
whet was going on, 10100k:hi Jaokeon.
off from the poroh into the street ,with.
chair, and while he was down, Book
while actually dying, trawled to aitek,
son, and taking the knife which had
been used upon him, plunged it into
holisonre breast, giving MAI 43, tidal
wound. Beek died &moat instantly
after being *operated from Jackson.
The. latter was -brought to ihn mum,
gaol, where he lingered until 'Wednesday
list, when death. ended his oarcer, No
one hetealmutg knowe galling of the
former history of Jackson ; all that it
known is his etstementt that 16 was
frOin ArizOna,, Beek' was considered a
peat:441e man, and leaVell an hinalitl
widfitt to 1110litts his untimely
ratio Plano (2sreva4) Net*
A. gonthonart in Kingoton,A Y., hat
could WI hen of a ttiotkfo. for hatolting.
Stowe, dohs) bonito of water were in
061h j bUt Wien fitti-riketiktiffi Otplettlid
WAr4 'uj,
Cironky Centro, Lowe, announefte that
now engaged in writing a new
The miff wee ao hot inaaokeonvilie,
Florida lard 'Wedneeday, thet people
amused tliemeelvee cookieg egge m the
eand. Quo pereon buried two. for ii
minutee, and when taken out they were
llard, AO though. they had, been boiled '
for belt an hoar. .
The following is ;. posted in a 0004
house in a neighboring county ; "°
tice to everybeddy. Etreiti from tbn.
ander assigned en* yellow home a year
o.
o Throttle Brew oil
ineeedlly disiippear •
Oneeite. *
Winlartalmeeemreve...eitotwo,
CLINTON
.PUMP 1814NPFACTORY
iniDEZIOrotuto BEG BATUAN
1. tor Wit loom stel, bereby tatovn tbe publie grow
rine two -with norease4 nonitioe nal a:Met-ewe
isediot natorial, 41:ey ne rev:mate maket104 put in
nla with 'Tante mane and tale almat 1 ritottrearPNOTZSE 44. en tlie 140A 4140int.
hte where abquts 4s- arep.me word
to-tho seine will be libbely rewerded.
,tonrein hope of Andieg him"' -
hands high if any persen Ile anything & sP1,2 TORUS,
Itellumnber the place,-Itosa'svolst 000114
next does to A. Itatlisesents 'nook*
onsttis Skop. •
VAROU801•1 OISTAROBLTe-
eelita, zees see, Arm.
A Oatholie prleat"r cfnsed to'oflicititt
• et the funeral of a poor irielt. Woinan at
Battle Creek, iVfiah,., repently, beeaese
the friends could 'not pay. the.. itesees-
monk. But the oldest deughter ,toed
at the 'lead of her mother's coffin, reed
the Catholie service in a broken 'voter
before the fat sympathizing ne•ghbore
ti
wiz° had ceele in, arid et the con Usion
burst into teate. One carriage fol owed
ita-the-graVOZ' •-4 -. , --
A curious story is told of Goo. 0, Is,.
Beane if Aegeega, Qa. At the *battle
of "Ictorioeae7, MI., while leading hk
brigade in battle, he waS etruelc in the
left side by a Annie ball. The ball
Passeethrough his' arm, and thenc0
through • his .body, • 1'n ploughing
through his -coat-pocket it -tote -through
• a paper, df plus, burying rsome of there
in bui flesh. For the past . few months
1.1s hue been'..ti'Toel.jled Witli...a,-pein,-ahoet
a foot and.a half frost the wound. A
;Week -or tivO. :Alia a bump jai -our as
large as a pi,geon egg•was raised on tbe
spot where the pain was most severe,
ik few eleye age three or four pies work:-
eut of thie bump, and it disappeared at
-
price- Thus for„ eleven years Mr, Evans
has been.a walking ,pincuShi.7-=-33a/fi-
pcninordinary, , Trite:
. An extreordinary ()Vent oeenrred the
other day.to a dweller in the 'Rae An-
drau ik Feria. • For the 1110, fourteen
years a woman living in that street has
been believed. to -be a sufferee • finni.
dropsy, She has had, 'all the simptoins
of diseaen, besideeilie isunl extraerdine
ary welling or inflatien of , the body,
Alete weeks sinCeshe went to Bei,
gundY to make a visit, end while there
she felt indisposed. At, the end of a
few days she experieneek,the pangs of
• child birth, and gave, 'birth. to a- dead
ehild. The child was of the °raillery
size, bit its teeth midnails were full
grown. Tha body him been sent to the
Academ of Sciatica.. This birthafter
our °en years jsericid
not unparalleled in grance. -1n 183Z a
lady died at Plutie;cle Who had
believed herself to be affected with drop-
oy for seven ' years. An inquest was
held, and the body ot a child, complete.
ly.411400,,..wa8 discovered.
A Tender-llearted Broker.
A couple of eoterpresing Dutchmen,
doing the clothing buoirieile in Atlantie
ere Interviewedpy tt. customer in foarcb
of a coat. The senior of the firm hand-
les the new comet, and Boon finds "a
firat,class fit.": - In :mower as to the
price, the response is "eighteen dollen:"
"Well, air, I like your coat yer,y
mitch;butdoret like the pritie.4
" Well, mine &nit), Za price it noting
so you like ze 000.t4 WO let you take.
'CM at -fifteen donate'," -
Tho customer still complaiiie of the
saying that fifteen dollars Was too
Mitch. This wirtoo heavy for thederil-
ee eel taking 1112eustoiner to the extreme,
end of the store, and drawing him into
a dark corner, he whisper into his earl
"Mine trent, 1 lee you have gat coat
for twelve dollara and a half."' „
"1 W011f sir," eaid the customer, "
like you °Oat very, reticle WA gin itetie-
tied with tho price, yet 1 *Ma like to
know why this mysterious pertarmanoe."
' 'Wellonind front, you see dot leek) •
men dere I He was mine brother. Ile
gob 20 heart disease, and. NO bolp. no
gracitiilht if he was to heat me tell you
•I' take twelve dollars and halt for eat'
coat ha drop dad mit hit track,"
A ISlagne Of rabbits hair visited the
ranolteir on OA Oroeit Nov., total'',
doyostating.tho crops', having destroyed
jrnOte than. one hundsoct aoros_ot, barley.
The ranchero Made an attaok on theni
and deiltrOyeif tut liundria in a eine°
tight ; but it seemed to Mike no 411ilet-
ante in their number, and they ink/armed
into the ilaide° the next thy.
Ono of the most, inconvenient 14(1
ktriket on record ocourred the other day
at tho Sydenham (Bngland)Oryttall'ai.
acid, A.bout '2,700 licensed Actuators
ht,g, io down to it lipoid dinnot,, stla,
put est they were' Wilting, knife and
fork id 'booar to to11 ovon this good
things, the wholo body ot hired Wilterti
'gkritAel kts 1$11046r *AM% tilto obt,
Ituti tioolotitt to ttonie sitt pititrof
..1.1ay is neve dried by machinery in
• 'England, is put -into an iron trough
.0ix feet wide and •frOin twenty to forty
fee t- I Ong, it dei fted dowe'frorn ote end
to the other, and furnerrhy- Mee -hanker
forks. Hot' air at rtliik'prortiiii. of 100
degrees' is blown into it hy.n.;fan, and.
tho. lay, if reduced in quality by Viet
-
weather', is. restored to sweetness and
wholekimmiess,---.It costs over -$1:0 a: ton
to mike hay. in this way from freeh
grass, but not more than $2.50 a ton
in finishing hay that is nearly dry.. • Its
chief wane is that it rebores the Vigor
,of the hay after' iChas been rained 'on,
inueh-:- better .thatire ruin will do' it.
It is..estimated that .from $10 to $15,
and oeen $20 Per toe is' at times .loot'
in England in consequence of 'the rain;
So that although the ,nao.ehino Will not
restore the quantitl, it miich raorelban
pa§S for itself '137-iestoring the quality.
This kind_orhay,Wheiv.maxert-avith dam
Pcl-bajeimpievelAbe brilk-Of
'fernier. with machine of-. tTlickiii ti is
not afraid to epee out 'his hay in a sun-,
• shiny hour, for fear .of showers, and:
thils time is saved. ,of
this country
there -are -few sumnaers 13161)41y wet
enonela to Make 'the machine prehtable,
POTENT PunsE.-The, Boston:
Tranaoript 'says that n krone -story
omes-feomellarailtonTltfilisteliOnlether
"Blieders;! as. they are called, .of that
whine Members • ahrost
invariably. die of bleedift.. The legend
connected: With it is thet • in Saleui-.
Witeheraft times a sea ea,ptiiin .brought
his Wife and little -girl to town, leaving
them with a Spanislenurse, wbo was a
quiok teiapered WODISI1 and, being an-
noyed' by the peevishness of the • child
deliberatey bled Ler to :death by open-
ing vem In- bee alert at intervalsi,
Iliteatening her meanwhile with instant.
death 'if she told. • The Mother, niter
the 'death Of the :found •ont the
eaurie and fell into deoliee °tiding
with latest*.breath the alaild'e mut.-
derernialpredicting the same death to
all her male descedente. •..An elderly
woman who lives in the town is qtoted
as saying, that to . her kilowledge;,. five
sons have met their death. by bleeding,
ono by bleeding at the nose and . others
137 wounds which .appeared but
which no efforts of the physicians could
close. '
EPPS'S COCOAGItATEPTIL AND CONFORMS
-The agreeable clpraeter of this preparation
has rendered„,it a general favourite. Made
paAet is labelled .70terEs Errs and Co., Up.:
meadpathieChetniats, 48, Threadneedle -street,
and 17,e, Piccadilly; Works for.Diejetie_tro,
paratiOns,--Enston-readandCamdenTown;
London. •
'Attie oe bite no value except
in so far as we use it in perfecting our SOWS,
or for enriching our ininda with nelde qiudi-
ties andforspreaping happiness around Us ;
but we have daily Proofs of the great valtie Of
the “Candalais Pain DelOroyer' sttbdning
the torturing pain!: of rhonmatiam, neuralgia,
dec., and removing pain of every nature from
the body, Por Pain by an druggipt and coun-
try dealers. Price 25 cents per bottle..
When it is lcieWi-igiit -nuni-ereim 640 ej
poisoning anil several deaths have occurred,
frona the use of Competind Syrup of Hypo.
pliatphilet, Containing strychnine, and sold°
everywhere to the publie :without labelling
poison, prirehasere OfTir.Wheeler'is 0onipotand
'Fltrit. of PHOSPHATES andCaliaaya,are
regyeeted to take notice that there is: no simi-
larity, between tho teo/preparations, ottani-,
eilly6Fibialichnitly,The Elixir isincapable°
of Injuring child or adult. and may be Used
for years, without the possibility of snisohie.
„irotle results to the ,eystem, a very eseengal
property in a reit:lady intended for popular use.,
' A con -mien cough or cold should neva be
trilled with, often when neglected it is convert-
ed into a f orlons and generally fatalpulmonary
disease. The more prudent,. aware of this,.
preariptly use Bryan's Pulmonic Wehrle' a cu-
rative which has sustained its reputation for
over twenty 'years, theyare always efficacious
and exert 0..trinat ;beneficial Inflizenee on all the
Bret -labial atia pulmonary °roue. Sold by all.
dathrbgglot.6 sad country clealera. Fria° 25 eta
p
"Ow:AN horses ire not 20
kiktd as Initn$f ihtppose, not such: great curiosities
either, there ars many to be found, in vaticaie
puts of the aourttry, but we doubt if they will
ever prove ad valuable to their owners as the one
exhibited, by tannin; we irtlegine their Ovniera
would consider them rearivalitable without the
wool, for this rough and Wooly date of the hair
indicates thatthe horse is not In a healthy eon-
dition-0,probably,bide-boond, or suffering item
Solna disease which occasions this unilateral ere-
nearatiee.; hi Atoll oasts .uso Darley's, Cori:Minh
'Powders and &auto lietive 'Remedy, it will
purity the„blood, correct the appearance, re,
move all obstetatioes from' the hove and itvot,
Ad eve to the"coat a deck end ifilning Sprieat.
AnOk. Ile:umber the tame,- and ietathat- the
allnature of liurd & Cm it on oeoh package.
mitehree te Lyman, Newcaatie, Ont,, proem.
tine he Canada. Sold by all medicine 40014
• To litOltitteink Siefterort,
nett sortswee ,,voerve lout 21/314
V. 204440. 4, Jun -wittier all Yiertottt de&1110
"1101418tir Mite teriditgh have eiretaly 1. n in.
orotishly totted in Canada as le requira I1I2 th
be add in their favor—as a eartalit cure for thou.
illisttetAirig Ilivaritotria rIIng frout ebroief of riots,.
3)r. .7. ilittipeott swift 4 And tepee or th
late Dr, WWI* StoMly, of LowlOti, Rit jam% ill,
boat sabbratea ntanneity in the teOrid thin mil,
getnia partner is now vlaltnie Ost,n411,
p12011714 to t,c1`,110.61131'4'ttilii.!');7,.
trir
i``/ A Genii ittentryill thiel
gtvtitutio tritailadttePlaisifenil.'"
Est
TitEMONT
T/AID SAITDD IS 31191sTBr
CtREAT.WANT FILLED.
f`
,Teasj
1 1..tiotinte•
);:tagtford Teat Copiptpay
utivg
ws 14:10 11.12011X 21121 PUS 0
it W. ilitrten, Pedlar, Olieten,ie our fiele font
for„411104 pep 1.4 diablet, end that Wo are aapplr-
Pit alna lamina awed Teas, iteperteat veryina nom
ou to su per eoune, (gum Plea pi Gam mere
ranted OM so to. 10 c*Onis ilh,, san-
der' Wanfll prteem, anauty eenshierel,
b ocor prepaeal te nli ordere. Kiss nat A,
TWA. 8114NK .t 00.
Ilrentfor4, May IS, 3,015.
The`Tranent VAteher indisponsible whare,neeith
and labor eavIngiii Tabled. Xn recommending, it to tho
public X ran do so with the fullest conlideraco in Os
abllay to do its work satisfactorily and In -a quarter of
the time neoessery in the 014 warovbigh the teettmony
oi ,htinaralll Who hitigi it In Mie in this part of tho ectun-
frY. fts welt as Other parts, igo to anppert. .
11 hae teen :flea oorepetitien with many maohines
dein:big te do the work, and ao tar as our Ifnowledge
,goes, it has shrive been aueeesaitc.
and easily operated; oars' be
Phieed in or removed trent the tub almost as easily 10,A
AOten1011. Wilehbeerd OAU be worked to great Adele:item)
by eland twelve years old, thus in. rinort caves Mont.
Ig those -of more mettle° yearsi-wherie nine andlteength
hre regaired blather denertmentoi from'the meet:labor- ,
lona Joert Of house work. Those Wishing, (matinee iti
leete-d'itiffeierkingfiff, ireti-of'obarfkif. ;From the obeys
eitniii.deratione, Teonndently yeeoramend 1110 11.0 polio.
Aseite wanted, Batiabotory pay se iegomiblemen
_ • It. A. , LEC4GETT.
Cilium, !Me 911., 1875.
13lyth' Flouring. Mills.
Tfig subscriber begs to tenderhis post
• (tinder° thanks to ins numerous custo-
mers in the surrounding townships end the
:publio generally for their liberal patronage;
And would further notify them.thit he has
lately added most important improvements to
his. niacbinery:-by putting :in a new boiler,
double power heretofore' used, 'and by
,many other important improv.ements, toge-
ther with firet-olass ratters, he is.Prepared to.
... do first-class work in,
•GRISTINO :0 EIOPPING• 8ze
?its weighed, in and but.' Parties from a
dietance can have their, grist; home with
them the ,same day. -G664 Flour . and Mill
Feecl always for sale at moderato prints.
LUMBER,. • LIT1VIBER,
The Subscriber would:. also infenn the pub-
lic that he has a large stook..of luniber of
different kinds and lengths : • Rita from 10
to 20 ft.;" Hemlock, from 10 to -26.; Cherry,
• Butternut, White Ash, lhaple, Soft and Rock
Elm, in lengths to suit the iniblie .whieh en
-
elites him to fill all orders, that he may be -
',favored with on the shortest notiee and most
reasonable terms. •
• _...
P. Kgrzy, paopanadu
-31yer-metzei-0-1872-.--
• GEORGE DIEHL,.
,Cibinee- Maker; ,70'ph-alsterer,
General .Dealer in Purnititro,
In returning thankil to his mune:one Mena and enc.
tomere for past favore sinter starting in Clinton, Aye
years ago,'wouldintinmito Olathe is at the old stindand-
, has now on hand a •
WELL SELECTED STOCE,
4n4 wea14 respeouani ask an Jnepaotion of tit; same,
• neteleanefeeterlegiouNags, whioh, for ciarabiliti
and cordial, defy twannetition, bra are et the sometime
as Wimp so tome morthless articles thrown on the
klarkot. .•
. • .
ho employs good workmen; find uses none but
best seasoned. materiel, he can therefore warrant
work to be of the boot deaoription, end 'moot Shriek,
• .
thlrEEPAIE/ltiCit DOI4tEI A .t.TSUALi, tain.
Cane Chalrea ro•seitted, as good as no's!. .
Is CALTi $01.10XTBRoi
Itzuratesit THE '114014-HVIOTOEIL
, GEOBSIE DIEEZ
April 22,1874. 10.1y •
• THE taltEAT BdOTYr O1
CONSUMPTION •
CONSUMPTION
• which can be cured. by it,:
• -,thnely resort to this Atattai;
. fwd preparaticin, as has been.
proved by the hundreds of ,
testhnonials received brthe
proprietors. It is a"cknowl.
edged by many .prominent
physiciins to 'be the most
reliable preparation eVeir
*educed for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
' and is oftdred to theaublic,
sanetioned by the experience
of over forty years. „When
resorted to in season it seti
dem fails AO affect a opeplik
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping °ought
Iniltienza, Asthma,' Colds)
•aore Throat, Pablo Sere,
ness, in the Chest and $ide,
• Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, Svc, Tiristar's
--Bolcom does nob dyy up ts
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as Is the woo 'with
mcist preparations, but it
loosens, and, eleartaes the
lungs, and, allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of.
the complaint,
*AiLfl 11.
SION OF TEE BIG •BBBSTBAB.
(eaTelnuncso 18544
tOge 3 s
Atiort EamtVa d
ii Thoutziandif;
Largo stook of gectl Household urniture
home manufacture, made of soasoem material,
A 0.44 assertraent of ieipertrel work, swab
as Wood'aiul Cane Seat Obaire; Sofas, ;Loan-.
gee,""What-Nota, Cradles, Mattresses, Sprin4
Bede, Carved Brackets, Itmitie Framea, 40.
kieturea framed with Gilt or Tilaamt004.44
Oat Monldings,i,tuatio.tee_,...„_ree wood, mete -
ea or plain.
e7/41.19 Whamay-nur.chase,
with Moderato prices. •
Syrk Bovjes
A Irvin oms neon Mr infs. Neve jetaZteuo
za. extern:inner, l'otate Mose are to travd
eastwards henanliateiy, oralve then:sotto 0p so Senors;
FOE ni10,Er -42904 • 4.4:90
• $1114VRIX de, DAVIS,
Irto ;quit heneslweire *tore,
144012040e le, me, •
GILROY'S IV
0
Cure lf.esleorrhoza (or Weitere, aigut Nee.
struatientrlceratlan or the Rome, Ovarian
disenSes, Ahlent 4onstruatieis, end oll diseases
known, at Remote:Weal:nem. They areprepared
with the greatest care, paiderthepersenalauper.
,:vision.et a physician wholuts Itiaf10 foible dire
. eases a special study for many years,- and ther
are a ltlegoine,on which . . ; •
NARRIBD LA3AES
eau' "depend -wok tAii hitii 'OW 'lime Of'nee:0" as
an 'unfailing . „ „
E -11 -TA -KI Istac-1::-.FEmA144 REGtaAfroit: ,
. ,
An elegant Hearse for Hiie, • A quantity of
very fine Shrbuds, cheap. Funerals attended
and all 'furnishings supplied at reasonable
rates. A large stook of Coffins, moulded and
plain, always on hand (trimined, tomtit) other
silver,platcl furniture or otherwise.
Ramon er the Stand -Albert street, oppo.
Ate, thellarket, „. ;
swivnxiON.
• Clinton, Aug. 20, 1873.'
33LACIt AND COLORED 1413 STBE S,
GitpicARENs, all colors,
STUFT Eiroops,
• " SUITING%
''; srz--
00BOVIloa,. _
• STIZIPED Arm FIGT3'11ED ItUSTBES,
• TAINT§i" "
(41/441/A10,
# COTTQN,S#
(AY
TW.NIEDS,
-
-.Xtrig,Soid,btaii-nruggiels evci7whenk-----
Price. One box, QX; eiX boxes, 85; sent by mail
free Of fiellage securely sealed from Obilopvatioit.
Bor full particulars write for our pp.mpinet. which
Ivo will fiend in a sealed envelcipe to.any address
on :receipt of stamp to pre.pay return postage.
Address:in lettenifertarephlets or pillato • ..
• WILLIAX GRAY '&,00.. • .
•
.
.‘ sou In:Minim by Janes IL 0011411E, end brat
Tduggiets eyeryWherei , Northrop Lyniiin, Toronto
Whoienneaaants. • . • ,
ameneemi
Cy143.der - Threshing Machinep,
Conablisation -ait4 Vibrator Tlares1-4ng- gachiites,
And all kinds of .40moutiruit4 IMPLEMENTS alwityta on hand.
To Meet the large and inareajing demand for our Celebrated Threshing Machines, froin .all
parts of the\ Dominion, . we "have, by tho introduction of the latest and , moat 9,ppreved
machineryluto mit- works, greatly increased our manufacturing facilities, ' Woaretherefore
is: a position to fill all ordere promptly, ,
Every machine is ruo. and thoreughly tested before leaving tho she, and warranted to give
entire satisfaction.
Before okleri.ag eisewhei'e for (767oilors ,and Foster;.. ORO eediy.
• GLASGOW, MA.615.11EiS0*-4 CO., 0Wrox..
Titt.'STIBSCRI13N11. TILV/ITC4 LEASED FOR A Thltit OP li..E.A.11.S THE
UNTO WOOLLEN
And added another Custom Carding Idachino, and other machinery, to what is already in
the mW and. having fitted up andplaced flio whole in firat.class running order, would re-
spectfully inform the farmers of the.'surrounding country, that he is not prepared to
ta4cil,. Vtuli; and *Press and:
Spin, "Weave, and Manufacture
gen.erally,•on :the •ShAct*test "
notiee,and in: the best
possible St yle-
. . •
Fre will ale° keep en hand a full stook of TvvgEns, SHIRTING% Flim,OnoTns,
FLANNELS, &c.; &off of-grab...class-quality, which ho.will sell or exchange for wool, giving
the highest market price for good clean wool, to all vvho svish. to ;melange the same for eloth,
Persons -living at a di:dance front Clinton,. can -get theirivool carded:the same day theffetch
it, as 1 will.run two Carding Machines day and night this summer, and try -to accoirtmodste
'all who favor me with their patronage.. The subscriber having had. 25 Vara' 'experience in
Ilia business psuld respectfully ittvito the publio to give him a trial, and • judgeffor theta -
solve:: what ima of work he can do. •.
"coiR,Etrzr.
• CLINTON; May 12112, 1876.
_
VotorzsAtt Axn urrAit. It
SCHOOL BOOICS,., MISChLLAN-gOtTS i3001t8f
• WALL" PAPER, WINDOW SHADES
iadrS ,A,Nro ,• . • .
il-A,NerZ • GOODS; VicitIN§ AND' OASES,
• cOSEItchtleAS Alen rtztvgni,
TICTURES itErFRAIVIES: TIIATELLING BATCIIELS ETC
titS0, A LARGit ASSORTIUNT OF. •
:Bolin• TOW, Slier ,Paiarns, and Beilin Woot. Goods.
All the latest rapers and Perforlicale always on hand,. AlseAgent
DA..trist WZZi•CLV 0.1.4013,E, ANI) MAIL;
•A1tiOA.tOXBY 130x7GInT 4.11) SOLD.
ar RW.11111E11, 11111 &US' AVM PIA:One-.
Omer" Osit,- 0, la%
• JOHN 4, NELLES,
coition IVIAllitET sawat4
• livly
CHAMPION HUAI OP THE 11011INIONI
CIINANTP8
4..61,014
The undersigned. having put In a itOttbx
engine and ether improved inachinery, 1*
istiW Iii h 'position to, sacrist hiti:EXcht.stet
PLikt Point on the ebortest notioe atid at
reasonable tonne, Hundreds of thesolorke
havebeen sold, .and haft( invariably. given
iletisfaetene They only require to be teen
to he fully :appreelated,, having taken prizem
at a =miser of Provincial exhibition* end
toutity and towbehip nhowe. P1111 ditto*
-tiont, given -for using, itict nil information
famished by.the patentee runt Mentikattferi
Pulleys and 'other taeitling motility for
nutting the imploniont at.tot waking: hider,
kept on handl .
. PtTER
Cet.
,
..,,Tb.eaboYggoo.s must be :cleared: out INSIDE OF TWO WEEK%
make place for'Pall Goods, as tliii'''*eek I start taking stook,
soiclia:ofore 1 finish. •1 3aikve also in
1.5
„ • stock a
FINE LOT OF BOOTS '. 4ND SHOES,
,
oth:11/en. and Wernen'S in. the following order :
• 200 T'air of Men's Coarse Boots, ' - . ' •
•
,,Bors Coarse,Boots, ,
75 " " Youth's Coarse' Boots, ., .,
., 90 ,.‘ WoMen!_s 'Leather 'Shoes;
30 " - . Wonien:s Fine,Pebble Goat Shoes,
50 " Womerts Pruncillas, •
- 80 4 C Children's Prunellas,,, .,.
75 4C Infant's • Shoes, '
200 ,, 'Genes 'Felt Over -Shoes,
, . ,
175 .,Genes Rubbers,
' 150 C4 Ladies'. Felt Gver-Shoes hi6b.'butten,
' 100. ,c Children's Felt Over -Shoes,
80 ‘, . Children's Rubbers. .
—We' ----Ail-limTgOing mit of this rifle oftrade, you may be sure .
offr etti,d' sLat.,_yoult-ciwasi..-.'priceS, _T No.4.7--poitiveir-TuE.
idieso goodi at actug a -at, asTI *alit the room for Dry.. oods.
- CALL EARLY '•4NI) GET TIRST exioic3P;
THE. yg4,-,,agosto13.,T.10, COMING FALL WEATREE.
-01intOn;:ii-uvIlth74875
ROY:
NOTICE .TO
The Undersigned hog toiijfotnIlie inhabitants. of Clinton and. 'surrounding country that thid---7
have entered into Co.Partnership for the purpose of carrying on the business of manufacturere
of Carriages, Buggies, Waggons,' Sleighs, Cutters, ito,, in all its vanoturliraliiiii,-ii-their
,.. old stand, Huron Street, Plintim, :under the atyle and firnt of '
13 .• S 31-4
No pains will be spared to ciecute,work equal to any in the Dominion,. Their long exbcirfr'
once in the County enables them to fully understand the requirements of their customers, and '
they hope, by sttiet attention to business, to give entire malefaction to all those who may
favor them with their patronage. •
tir A large and select atoels.'of the.befai !teas:Med-material always ou hand. ' Orders executed'
w4tlt despatch. Repairing done *n the shortes not de.
. ,
, °Lunar
•-• • . •ItUllIBALL it LESLIE.
'
4.131.(
2ro-15 .i.
DERICl/EOUNDRY
Oderfol). Ficnnidry dhd. Manutauring Co.
.,, Big to inform the, public that they ire prepared to supply
$r11..6*.ateL 1101X43011S
Flour; Grist and Saw Mills* SiliNe; Shingle and Heading
* 111aebines,' Ilpop Machines, &C.,
Iron 'end Wooden Ploughs, .'svith .Steel Boe.rds; tiang Plotighs, Chiltirators
• Straw: Cutters, am„ sugar and Potash, Settles, Grate Bard, deed
Cooking', , Parlor and Box Stoves, �f various ithads. •
T 0 .OI1iE.
Alen; /roll And treed:fit:sting:4 and tilliallamith W.1115:
Jjoilerit' ,and of .1topicivi! done On Shore
ordors addressed to the Compote, or beeretery, Will rbOolVe proMpt attention;
ABCrnAta HOD, • liOitakp4 noitToN,.
• ,Seoretary and Treasurer. , president.
• BOURT RtI1TCIM.A.111. 0141.104- Mount.
ct4 *au•. •
• THICOONSOIN. ; W.I.LLIAIVIIIE6'
AgriciOiturrit Itni4elnents,, and 1301,1er and .Vt.igitie Worke,
lilt 0:4EZT-4 ,
_,IVICarexasiinifaoinringilargely this lemon, the eislikrAtect _
Joimeth- Belliatte Siegie NReeot nil the CO148.0110 Jr*" .loymil
Which we 13elleve is *Lined iiiirliesting 1n4oe0: We 00 1100 reanufactering tia�
•"icterznit'if itleittatstia leistINT '
35110AT)041§T suntmxt A141,1„) OtItitriVATOrt.
.AII kindolot MolouitotiItiplumeAti!icApt A. trial ot ivaidomenti, arena, ma
Satisfectitiri guaranteed.
.•
woia with , DVD, or 0 A00,11140%
Itiotr:th:4:4:61,703:the rieg:tatetsilat
Meneinister, atiosototi4 Mot tor toAlking At beighborme
4er
1444E4 AlitH, L
tritOMION sWItAteTAIdlit
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