Clinton New Era, 1876-03-16, Page 4$orapian4 (Mani
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Th0,1.10'14004 to a repent^ Montgem.
ey ellitity, N. T., Wedding centannal
thee° verde : "All persona attending
sire rqueoted to'bring nioe peesent.'
•New York has reeelved its.firet
. statute:itsof Out -door give* ,of strew-
N'berriere. frent Fleridat They eOldatihe
modest rate of $4 and $4.00 per Inert.
In London, N, 1.1;, iiiX yellng men,
woe ogee range from sixteen to twenty
years, whipped a schoehelaater 'who eV
tempted to *tease them,- for Which
three of them were fined ertell twenty,
&Ilya a piece and costs, _
A the •reTeltreild ehildeprang from the
arras of ite mother standing at an open
window of a heuse in Providence, the
other dig, and fell 20 feet, but struck
on a baby cairiagt: etanding below the
window, and was not seriously hurt. ,
Peter Thompson,of Cinoinneti, adver-
tieed that he woad pay $20 ter.the _ re-
turn of his stolen overcoat and alik no
questions, and the thief found that, al-
though,Mr4heeepsen did notAneetion
Iiim, a policeoatin was in. waiting to arT
rest him.
Two brothers in Batavia, Andrew
and 'William Boucher, were close com-
panions from boyhood. They were. to-
gether in burinees, and latterly in
.drunkenness. A few nights ago; on
their way home front a caramel, they
reeled into a pon,d and were deowned
together.
The Times af India tents of some -Siam-
ese nobletnan who, at an entertainment
given -them by It European merelptoteit
Bankok, were so horrified • at the
gyrations of a Highland fling and an
Irish jig that were -clanceelF-that -they-
.from the house, believing that the
foreigners had gone mad.
There ie an ancient maiden lady of
82, living in Taunton,. Mass., Who has
never seen a train of ears, &vises in
Continental - fashion, burns tallowdip,
and ha's not called upon her neiglihor for
five years. Itithe does' not make the
- moat of the present yeire and itepeculiar.
• privileges'there is fear that she will•die
an old maid.
AU rade of felitherS and
gummed together and varnished, has
been an object of fetehisin in a commun-
ity of negroes near Vicksburg. Thebe -
lief was that the owner could control
any person near whoiu he placed the
• -ball unobserved,- and it wail found- Ere:
creted under a white woman's
She irreverently burned it, and the grief
of the negroee is deep.
The Petent Ofiloe at Waahiagton dor- I
ing Ito huoinenti houre last year granted
patentat the rate of' One every 'tlitellre-.
Minutes. ,
The father of all newspapers is the
Itenerahle Pekin aalette,• which is over
1,009 years old. It le a ten-pagepapeX,
,with a yellow cover ; heti no stories; no
ads.,"no• Platliaga aotices,
zio editorale, no subaeribere. It simply
captaina the °Metal notices of the.
GovernMent.
It caste the people of tbe Veited
Stetee about $1Q,000.6,dey to Aupport
the House of .BepreentatLves & ee-
sloe of the, House consumee from three
to four hornet. Every, bouriti work is
dene at an expenee of $2;000. Every
minute of the widen .OW4 $0,.
• .,Nahle Hall, an English bellet .girl at
the Theatre .00tnique, St, Louis, Was.
shot on WedneeilaY Morning in one of
-the-refreslament-reemeat the theatre by
gdger M, genre, who then abet him -
Sett' in the -bead. : Thergirl •eirae:phot in
the:left temple and will 1ie. - The cause
,ef, the„sheetieg, wite:nnrerntited love.
At New York, on Wednesday, six-
teen rindertakere drove up their hearses
to the Home for the Aged to cerry away
the bodies of the viotims' of the .previous
:dayie fire. As -they were borne to the
hearees lolOod from: the half borned
bodies . ran through the eraekti, in the
_coffino, and -trickled .wong.the sidewalk.
apecial to the .Louieville Courier
*Marna from Mount $terling, ICy., says
that '0.O. Wednesday, ' 4littOk
and clear Sky, there fell from 016 -hea-
vens. quivering Ilesbivrbieh-cem e -Awn
in' large quantities and filled manyacres
of territory; :Hogs and ohickenenager-.
ly-deVoured the-flesh,apeeirne es of which
have been..sent to that oityfor scientific:
'
Saccesiful experileente bye been
recently made in France with a View
•of detetraluirig ,whether e lines could . be
sent -ashore from -6 stranded viesel by
the aid of pigeon's. pigeons -from
the wrecked vessel, when Set •free, nit-
fiyingto lend; i8. able, toconvey
a thread, foue hundred feet 'Ong and
-two-thonsandthe-of .awineh diaineter.
-Peir--3p1e oxithir-sboreity-pultinge-the-•
string, ,obtaineds Cord, endat length a
strong rope, by which comtnunication
is bad\iiith the , •• _ 4"•
„
Molest Atittil teem Iceland reporte
that the 500 in.habitints Of th
ihYffIalarda group lying ..•to • the.
south of Iceland and. belonging •to. Den-
mark -are probably dying Ofetervation:
The fisheries theirelest year Were unsuc..
cessfel,-: and the inhabitants,• fearing
• their food -would :not last thein through -
40 the .wiziter, sent Iceland, asking
for. supplies. Accordingly'a imall quan-
•.tiq .pf supplies watedeepetched..,_ ' Abort •
• month ago, however, a bottlewas
found on the coast' of-Iceianti, contain-
ing a letter saying that. .the- Supplies on.
band were only adequate for one., week
and a•famine was inevitable. • -
;
_ ALeas_e oe -almestIneoneeleable brit:
Islay *81704rd-tit Durhain, Eng.,: re-
cently: George- Robson, a nitrierypesle•
• ed his wife's head into a, box.: Whilst she
• Nvaa. getting her clothes to dress for
chapel:, and. held her in, that. position
• some minutes, then felled heti ,and put-
, ling her head betweenkti lege,. broke
herjave-bone. -saMafte4 *it,fithis, he
tinted tipon his helpless 'daughter,
tivelve months old, and lifted her Up by
the ears.Thesriegistratert charaterized
the offence as- dreadful brutality, and
'inflicted the heaviest' penalty .their
power-netnely; six months' .imprison-
ment,
The-cloolekeepers at ,the Philadelphia
Exposition are likely. • to have -no easy.
task. The price of admission is to be
50 Multi, and must le paidin et, single
notedire•that the ziuMber ef notes re-
ceived Will ho. a trite record: of the mime
ber visiting the: Exposition. • All the
receivers. have to do Is to determine
whether the.notes are good or bad; but
as the counterfeits upon thiepeeticulat
shinplaster are Very numerous and-toter-
ably,difficult to .detect, the 4deciaions., in
each: case, whim the eroWd is large, will
be no easy matter;- There will be no
inconv.enienoe in getting. the necessary
totes, as the Centennial National Bank
is to have a branch near each- entrance
for the solepurpose of making change for
visiteree •
Austin, an Alabama -negro., planned
to poison the farailyof his_empleyer
• Eastern -Shore. He pia entente' m
water tank, from which they usually.
drank. Soon afterwards he_ate dinner
with them, and all were :at once Aitken
. ill. The poisoned water, contrary to
his expectations, had been used in: coek
ink- Ho confessed his crime. and -..died„,.
but the others recovered... . •
Among the curiosities ofthe past -cen-
tury may be reckoned a pair of stockings
made by tegirl in Reading, Pennsylvania
entirely eut of her .own: hair. She•says
that her hair grows to a greab.. length,
and that she is obliged to have ib out -
a difficulty which few yeting ltdies en-
counter nowadays. The articles men-
tioned aro thick, heavy, and soft, and
seem to be of pure hair.
The city of Salem, Oregon, a few days
ago was cut off from telegraphic, com-
munication with the vest of the world
by a singular accident. • A flock of wild
geese became caught in the telegraph
wires, of which four are stretched on
the poles in that neighborhood... In
their struggle to -extricate themselves
• they entangled the wires in such a man-
ner that the eAtric current merely made
a circuit through the Salem office. • -
Another warning against the first
glass. Henry Welcb me, hanged Jan.
20th, in Windsor. Vt., for murder, said:
"1 hope that. my situation will be a
warning to all young mon to be obedient
„to their parents, keep out of tad tom.
peny„ and away -from low places. This
is what has brought me here ; and 1
hope God vrill have mercy on me for
Jesus Christie sake. I wish to say no
more now, except to caution all against
tasting liquor, because if they take one
glass they must have another." ,
The colony of Greeley, Colorado,
founded upon the principles of Vineland,
N. J., has a miscellaneous population of
about 3,800, and there is not a liquor
• shop allowed in the place. There is no
poor, no police needed, and Prohibition:
has not been only a great Burmese but a
great blessing. A fair was held slimily
after the colony was founded, and $91
realized, which was put into a "poor
, fund." Two years and a half passed.
and there still remained $84 in hand,
. $1 only having been used for the sup -
'Sort of the "poor."
Chinese physicians treat hydrophobia
in a highly original manner. Two sand.
stone bottles half filled with wine Or
spirits are plaoed upon a fire until_ the
liquid bona. The contents are than
emptied, and the red hot mouth ol t
bottle is then applied to the bit nd
held there uutil it is filled evi blood,
when the same course is rimed with
the other: bottle. A. 4e6icti�n of 'rice,
• in whieh cantharide have' been boiled
for an hour a --theft removed, is also
given to th atitint, who is required to
keep pe eotly quiet for eight or teh
An enterprising grocer in the town of
• Santa Clara has adopted an original
method of business. Each Nide of the
store is fitted up for basineeinon its own.
account. In the general arrangement
seek side is a duplicate of the °thee, the
differehriebeing that one side is cash
and the other credit. When a customer
°epees in, the first question asked is, "Do
you wiah to buy for cash or on aceount 1"
If it is a cash„ customer the goodd
and prices on the caeh side are hown
but if it is one wants credit, he is ehown
tie trtlfgr
his life, perhaps, made to realize the va-
lua of ready money. • •
Last week a, woman in puma,- of a
man who had abused the confidence of
her aistar, arrived in Galveston, Texas,
and in telling her 'story to a reporter
• there, said :-" I havelfellowed him to
San Francisco, to South America, and
from there to New Orleans. I in.).de
caught a glimpse of him there, but he
eluded me. He went to Galvetiton, and
followed on the Btl/tt boat- I heard
he Was here, and dame to fisa, him, but
he has left ; bub I will find hitri, Th
world is not large enough or lam te
elude me, and the beat dity's work
aver will do will be the day on whieh
ttAtt fairly fate him. Thai moment will
lie hit ha to this Vide
. Varteties.'
" Natoral humbuge"-bees. Artid.
oat honibuga--girle.
The prover) + nay!, " Laugh and grow
fat," What a tiavIng of corn it wauld
be if pige could laUgh. --
"yen never oaw ray hands as dirty
as that," todil a petulant mother to her
little girl, "No, but your mother did,
1'11 Vet," was the ropy. -
Po yo o love no still, john 1" whia-
pared a sanative wife to her hissband.--,-,
" Of course -I do, the etiller the better,
answered the stupid husband.
Why is a newspaper like a toothbrush
Do yeti give it up I Beeause every
person should have one of his own, and
not be borrowing his neighbor's,
, Sooner er later eVerything ia found
out," pays a writer. •Just sc. A. mar-
ried man, for instance, is genesrally feaud
out later -about three hours later than
he should be. --
The Sontelnrian'iaio said that "kind-
ness canna be -bought- for gear," ought
ee see the young Canadian wife sit down
in her hasbandiii lar and tiokle him out
ef:the price of a new bonnet. •
. 'Snit it decidedly aggravating, Winn
you areaboet to imprint "cherry- ripe"
kiss upon yeur-lady love, to have some
one pop in ? • Or, after it is did, to Ob-
serve some one in the corner of the
A. men at Westfield, Moss.; hada
terrible experience, a few' nights ago. -
Becoming suddenly crazed by financial
troublea he leaped from his bed and,
clad only in his night-40613es, ran a
mile to the premises of a neighbor. -
There he had' a desperate fight with a
watch dog; but at last, bleeding from
ideVernt wounds, freed himself tram the
deres 'grip, and with a •madal
strength burst inthe door.. , H here
encountered the neighbor w1ihe1d. an
site, opposing his hou as to be rob-
bed. The crazy n then ran to a
clamber where ittfo boy was sleeping
andjum'
iie • neked and b ding, Into
the be TIte next day lie was Sent to
an mho asylum a raving maniac.'
A.. Ming W 0113 an near Des Moline,
Iowa, after leading a brief dittsolnte
Career, Went home to: aid; • Expecting
the event, oho selected her burial dress,
and the remainder of: her, iffoota she
looked in her trunk, giving the key to
her Mother, with positive instractiOnS
to destroy ' the trunk and Contents aftei
• her 'burial, on penalty, if the did not,
that she would haunt her life,„ Soon
after the fitting th0 mother 0On-eluded
to lee tiii contents of trunk. While
unlocking it, She was struck with para.
*lysis, but not severely, yet thefitot, con --
fleeted With the threat of her daughter,
no Wrolightupon her mind that. she
grow worse and. died.
For many years pad there Ittii been
haring in Indian Creek township, this
(Illonroe) -caunty, a waffledcouple
named Dicke, About a week ago
Zaeliakisth Plelni, the husband, made a
Willin *WA it Wait prOVicled
411OUld,14,41s41414,411-oeLlia-pfoiroty
should go to the children, and they were
to provide for- their mother until her
death, 14frs, Dicke very sternly object-
ed to aueh disposition of' the propertyt
enddemanded that the will be changed,
but her husband heeded her not, -1,1e-
eeming convinced that coaxing would do
no goocl,the Old lady began to threaten,
arid finally loft her litieband's roof. •8he
tieVet NOWA Ude atiother moreel -of
food, This dirt:011kt not MOVO tile Old
man, but the old lady kept her Word.
Fox fourteen iogdajs he ate' not a
Monthrtiloind only occasionally would
the teet her lipli with Water. Vriends
end neighbore ealled on her often to try
to turn her from her dreadfol pUrpOile,
but elm would not (Merl ace any of them.
She aisa at the age of. (16.---.Y. YNew.
ragout, -
decter was discovered holding a
young lady 'in hirelep the other evening„
'WA . he atiated that he wtlA
her for an affection of the heart, andshe
itilVed-thectliere 'Wert nethiag WrOng
in laying her heaci•on her piller.
" 'You didn't laugh at ray stupidity
jfFiTie Weeihailiierred ";" you always
Said I was a duck of a lover," grumbled
•a complaining husband. •," Yes, that's
so,", replied the svife,.."4"and a deck of a
lOier is • almost sure to make -a geese of
ahushind: • . .
. •'
A.httle,inx-year old city boy went,into
'the conntry.ventieg. Re bed a bowl of
,bread and milk. .11e tasted itiandthen.
hesitated inoment,•2*.hen his. Mother
aiked-him if beelid not•like it, to which
he replied.omheking his line;
weiste ; 1 was only wishing onr tnilkrnan
would keep a 'pew.' . • •
A glutton of a tellew Warr clining.at..a•
hotel, and, in the coUrse' if the " betile
of knives and forks," accidentally cut
• •
hie 9baerved b7..a
`Yankee sitting near by, 1.1;s-'fiiiiria out,
Say friend, don't_ yeti _make thatsr
hole in your countenance any larger, or
ere Shall all starve to death I.,
„ .
" Please sue, what's the fare from
Dublin to'Glasgow r -.inquirea pen of.
Emerald Isle one day 'at.the 61erk of a
Alerting .effipe.. ".Eighteen
replied the other. "An what d ye
.chargii forapi or a -cow •"Ob, Is.
64 for .a pig; and fle for a cosi.", "Well,"
replied pat; "book me is tepig." • .
. Perhaps children are the ..silvere'cord
that hinde Us tolieaven,. and yet ainan
oesn't think abffift • that who, afteTlis-
telling until three e.'ne to the reueic of
his infant, just glances wearily at las
WM0)1,8,11-4- remarks to his wife; "My
dear, I think ru go.Oot into the wood
elied.ancliey. and get a little.sleer".
A North Carolina negro thought, he
aould outrun •a locomotive the ether
day on the Air.Line_road,,mid vvben he
picked hirneellup, after being thrown
twenty feet, end 'landing on • Itis' heed,
he said : " Yer don't ketch' di it yer chile
dein' dat agin. It's aright smart
'wonder I didnit tear des° britches clean
. ,
Women's debating clubs are becoming
fashionable. .And they' don't ' discuss
such ahsolete questions'. as, " Itesolved,,
That Columbus is entitled to more lipeo
'for' discovering the country than George
Washington for saving ' The first
efueition introduced is, "Itesolved,. That
woman is superior fo roan ;" and as no
member will 'Teak is the negative the
question ia unanimousltdeoided in the
affirmative, without wasting any atgli-
ment on it.
When a man suddenly.jams ,his head
age,iii0t a beam in the cellar, no one
comes in to sympathize with him. We
don't'Irnaw that he tells the sorrow to
• others, but usnally rnakes a few pointed
remarks. But'when a woman's line of
clothei dome down in the mud (a clot
line riever fells when 'there isn' any
mud) the whore neighberhoo ohaken
to its very centre, and ery woman
within aquarter of a e Of the diaster;
comes rushing i • o condole with the
unforbunate istr, and nothing else is
-talked of
them for a week after. '
me it
riesCocoA.-GRATEruLA.bin COMFOItTlif0
a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the cperatione of digestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application
of the .fine properties if Well -selected cocoa,
Mr. Epps has providee our breakfast tables
With a delicately flavored beverage which may
gave many heavy dectorre bilk. • It is by
thejudioione furn of such articles of diet that
a constitution may be gradually built rip im.
til,strong 'enough to realat every tendency to
disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies , are
floating around us reedy tat attack.wherever
there' is a weak point. We mate:mope many
a fatal shaft by keeping titreelvee well forti-
fied with pure blood and a properly nourish.
ed frame." -Civil Service Gazette. -Sola only
in Padkete labelled-" ZAMES Epps & Co., HO-
inaMpethic ()herniate, 48; Threadneedle street,
and 170, Piccadilly, Leaden." •
LOT's W/FE FOTIND.-Lieutetittnt Lynch in
his voyage to the'Deed Sea found a tinge pillar
of Salt on the *shore, and the Arabs informed him
that it was Lbt's wife ; for our part we,are much
inclined to doubt it, though we have no hesita,
tion in saying thatthe beet thing to eve colds,
tore throat, rhetunatinin, neuralgia, bowel com-
plaints, &c., is the "Canadian Fain Destroyer,"
to be had of all medicine dealers for25nents per
battle. Try one!
The public generally will lee Pleased to
fag that the proprietors ofOrey'a Syrup of
Rio. Sprite* Grim, the popular reraedy for all
attar:Aisne of the threat and hinge, have lately,
introduced into the market a larger glee of
the article, to sell at fifty cents, and as it
holds nearly tim.rn timed the quantity of the
smaller size, a considerable inducement fa
offered to einusninere to purchase it. See that
you -get the genuine,
lf you want.
f'-yowwant EnVolopes(-----
• If you want Bill -Heade,
- 10yon want Box -Labels,
tf you want Statements,
/f•yoit want Show Cards,
• If volt Walt Note Heads,
if you Milli 110 "
• If you want TIoetle Labels,
If you want Blank Drafts,
if you want Auction tine,
If you want Blank Orders-,
If you Want Calling Cards,
If you want Meek Checks,
If you want Saudi PosterN,
If you want Shipping Tags,
if you *ant Boobies', Cads,
if yea want Amity Dodgers,
If you Want Sodietien' Mattoon,
If you. want-Mete:Meth POsterif,
10 you want Watch and Clock Labels,
if you wantlob Printing of any deetrip.
%ion or to make your imminent Icemen
through our Advertising cottunti) at
tit. *WO g
Ovinitt Irrunk4Reillway Tbeseeettete.
warm
ewe am,
•'7.80 A. lVf•
10.Q0 A. M.
1,00 P. IVI.
• 801.M.
SUMS.
00001
2Q01', M.
9.46 P. id,
• glop.* B. nricatelrichle.
eenist scums, ,
' land.
WiNQUAltl, dopart,.... 680 a.m 7 00 a.m. •
BELGRAVE, 708 1 6Q q
BLYTI1, .• ...... ‚185 , 85
LONDESimito, 7 65 910
CLINTON, .......,,... 880 1048 .
BBUOEFIELD, 900 ze
EIRPEN, ....... 9 10 11 50.
1, 9 50 1
LONDON, arrIv'e,„, 11 80 445
cioma sown, • •
Mixed.
LONDON. doped,. R . '4 80 pan. 7 8Uem
• EXETER, 0 10 11 05 .
IIIPPEN 045 11 55
IMIMEFFEID • • 7 00 • 12 26 p.m.
'Marrow', •, 7 85 1 45
•1.010E23411P, ..... 8 05 2 85
, MYTH,• 8 25 8 10
DE1.011AV10 . 8 55 8 55
WINGBAlkl arlive • 9 50 445 --
Nera.--5f1xed trains run north on Monday, Wodnos.
Oar. and Friday, south, Tuooday, Thursday, and Oa,
turday. 1IIOU, every day. .
• lien= is $ettetteert.-Topreeent or conquer
.aditeadmai4eynras cant IlianaKrAtiitst jai% eonnti so We 07.
fers" N/ill as sure cure coughs,•colds, tickling in
the What and pulmonary eomplaints, as war
and pestilence will destroy, Severe colds if not
attended to sooner or later lead tO incurable
Consumption, and . the strength of the strongest
soon, fails if neglected. The readiest add beat
means known for the cure of these complaints is
Bryan's Pulmonio Wafers," which have been
thoroughly tried for the loot twenty years, and
have -never been known to fail. Singers and
,pubrie speakers will also derive' great benefit
from the use of them., 'Sold by all medicine
dealers at 25 cents Per bet. ,
WE HAW; BEEN SELLING DR.
Wheeler'sDompoundElixir ofT_Vosnliates and
CaliMIVII, for _three years, , andyfrem onr_per-
gonal knowledge of its merits, have much
pleasure in recommending it as thoroughly
tellable and soientiao preparation. It is held
in high estimatiou hy physicians and the,roab.
IC,- and' the demand is constantly increasing.'
LY1VIAN S. CLARE ;Co., Wholesale drug-
gists, Montreal.
Woorac lioasis.-Nooly horses stre not so
rare as many suppoee, not such great curiosities
either, 'there are many te be found in various
parts of the cbuntry, but Wedoubt *if they:Will
ever Prove as vainableto their °liters as the one
exhibited-by-Banium ; we imagine their owners
would Consider them more valnnble without the
Wool, for this rough and woolystate Of the hair
indicates that the ltOrse is net in a healthy con-
dition-probablV hide -bound; _or sufferIng_frinn
.sonie disease which occasiona this unnatural ap-
pearance in such cases use Darley's Condition
.Powders and. Arabian-,Heeve---Reniedyritivill-
purify tbe blood, cerniat the appearance, re.
move all obstructions' from the lunge and liver,
ahd give to the coat a sleek ancl shining appear-
-once.- Remember the- name, 'and see- that the
signature of Hurd St Co. is on. each package.
Northrop cf; Lyman, Newcastle, Ont., proptio.
tors for Canada. • Sohl by all medicine dealers.
LEAR I NG ALE
ingonsimmilm
abinet Ware
AT '
er ,fent Discouiit
A.LAWI{ENOE,BLYTII.
Is now offering his. splendid stock of furni,
ture, comprising
BUREAUS, TABLES, SOFAS,. SETTEES,
:SIDEBOARDS, CUPBOARDS, '
CHAIRS, &c., &6.;
:
At a discouotof Fifteen per cent below former
prices, ,for cash, and continue this,sale
for the next two months, an inducement that
should not be forgotten by thee° who went
good and cheap Furniture.
RHeaorininegin"th&eleatt. th;-, letragtqalri .1Fuwitu 11111:17:
an opportunity is given to melte a good 'Oleo-
. tion, which should not be let pass.
• .
FUNIER410 ' FURNISHED
' ON SHOliT N0TicE.
. "
Ilearse kept ;for Hire:
One.per eeet er month charged'on. all
dverdue.aocrnints!, , •
• .. • "A. LAWRENCE. .
Blyth, Feb. 23,1876. • • '•
JAS. A IL,
11001CSELLE tn STATION.ERr
rii•-•-• •
Wallper'lirindoti, Blinds, 8ehool Books,.
8 , Inle, Pens,'tkc, On hand a large stock
NiseellaneOug Books, .ramily Pocket
ibleAJIgnin and Prayer Books,Blank Books,
Office Stationery of all k.inels, Pyles, (MA
Letter -Presses, Bill Holders, Pocket Books,
Plain and Fancy Note Papers and Envelopes,.
ctc., dec.
The latest English, Canadian and'AmericanDooke and
Magazines received as soon 55 published. At goodt are
roomed AVAnr DAlt, any book not in stook oan be pro.
"• cured on vory short notice.
JUST OPENED OUT, A ArlIrr LABOR STOCX or
English Wall Papers,
Entbraeing all WA newest patterns and designs, which
Doing imported Ding& rnozr Tea mAwurAcruitakil,
eau be sold much lower than the Ming Prieee.
inspection Reapectfuily havited.
American Money BOught and Sold:
Ojtet of the American Express Oo.
JAMBS .A.' YDILL. •
: Clinten March 2,1870. - •
CLINTON BAKERY.
C. BLACK„,,
(LAM OF kiODZNICXX;i •
BA/CER, CONFECTIONER, &e.
trAvolo titift0114:SED THE BAE15161• Buena WI
Pattereen,-tespeeterny intimates to% the
inhabitants of 'minion and vicinity, that he intendo
carrying on the above businese in an its branolies, and
loom, therefore, solicit ashore 05 PhbliePidrOunge. •
SOIREES. AXE) PARTIES
Supplied with Refreshments, on short node°,
OAK4S and 001IPZOTIONEttY
Ofall desoriptiono, made to order owl kept 6bend;
• '
pitnArs ptpvgrtsi) TOWN.
ItZilE11DZI1
7iicttro;ii, Street, oppos14.Entox,olntota1.
Gi C. BLACK.
CfASTiiN Aliiiithy 1876.
Teas, Teas, eii,
nom ttrt
Brantford Tea Company
WE BEd TO Inronii. TIM P0131.10 TrA.T
Mr, W. Martell, realer, onakar,11,0ar Sidle Agent
4t l6l11D VAN in his district, awl that we tire supPir-
og him with thallueot Teas, imported. VOrriog /r6At
ec.00 tante per ponnil, either Meek or Green, warn
Panted froin 10 tO 115 0011 nelv lb. um.
*tar usual retail voIcea, ofielity• abnetaffea,
lit it Mat oteptant to fill 6110140W. OfVU inn A
TMAtI lYlt, ritAN.lt & eq.
ntstotesitimsyt§ tett.
GRAND E
LONDON AND RETURN.
• FREE TO ALL, ON' 11011SE,BA0K oR ON FOOT, PROVIDED THEY
PUROAASE azu RouliP Or • THE 1Cli-M41ClE1v1 oo VT. PrEA,0
Pktga. 'AND REPRES11 THEM ON THE WAY, OE
S., 1='.45a..1...Xas3111:t. ,S•P 00.,
Wholesale and netail Grocers, Brio14-'meck,
: .-
OLINTolf, .411. 1878,
. .
OTICR:TO TTIE
THE SUITS MA
1
1kt OLies.00.
•
COME AND SEE THE
CHEArE ST TWEEDS &FLANNELS
U
BLIC.' A1115 SE THE.YET S,EEN IN CLINTON, AT
P 011.41i3OVS,
Jacket, Fl.A.W.1-4S, 4ancil, CLADU)13S, -
That are being olc-aied put at any 'price; at GILROY'S Weaelteeei
,
COME A.ND SEE, THE.. 'PRICE T4A,T: ,
l'ho'illidersigned beg to hirer; the inhabitants a Clinton and surrounding country that they
have entered, into Co.Partnerehip for.the purpose ef carrying on the business of manufacturers
of Carriages, Buggies, Weggons, Sleighs, Outtera, 4rn,, in all its"varions brancheS, at their
„ old stand, Huron Street, Clinton, under the style and Arra of
• 11,NJE „.A.. 3LA 4S.r ILA S 1G
, ,
Ne pains will be spared to execute mirk equal to any in ihe Dominion. -Their long eXperi%
ewe in the County enables thein to felly understand the requirements of their customers, and
they hope, by strict attention to business,. to give entire satisfaction to all those who May.
. . favor them WW1 their patronage. , •
•
tor A. large and select stook of the hest seasoned material alwaye on hand. Ordereeirecuted
„with despatch. Repairing (Line on the, shortest notice. •
Cf.. INTO; J5113 22;
• RUMB ALL te LESLIE.
147- - •
0 F„.. A- T. F 0 it , —
----7INO0RPORATTD 1874, eueeesscre.to' Theroi6i,1
gineWorks
Agricultural
DIRECTORS : , •
iORERT THOMSON,•PaxinnExT ; A, R. WILLIAMS, VIcE.Pnas. ; ALEX. "GRA.1,,TT,
__.
Swi.-TBEAS. ;, J. REDKORD, w „1/10WAT, 7. 00.1ICORAN, W. MARSHALL,
. • , , .
--BIAN'UFAOTURERS OF'
Johnston— Harnstarni--Single Raers, 111-oWats:: 'and Codinad . :Machines,
7Bi'"Oidoast See4ozirs, $bed. Drilis, ,ilorsePowers, Sawing
Machines, Grain pi -ushers, Straw Cutters; Plows, Gang plows, 4d:.,
. .
Builders- of Steam Engines and -13011ersi-dit-size$'V
• •
. WATER WHEELS'AND ALL HINDS' 01' MIT,AL .MACHINERY. •
Conti -actors for driet and Saw Mille ..complele.,.. Alsp.for Titater...1Vorktor_eitiee,Jothnianci_
•••• ' villages, oh the 2rplly spurn. ir macse Factory: Ziachhee7g S'peciatty:
Anusa,, THOMSON a,. WILLIAMS MAIlliFACTUE.ING CI,. STRATFORD,. PITT',
V, 1876.
two - Dwellings for Sale..
PORSALE-TW0DwzLLIGs AND
landlattaebode-sitnate.oxi-Mary Street, -west of
Commercial Hotel premises, This property
is conveniently situated, and will be sold on
:Tory easy. 'terms, ' Apply .
• ; • D. AleTAViSH, Sarnia, •
..2.0r to • W. W. FAIIRAN, Clinton.
-Clinton Feb'. 9, 1876; •
cianctos- -
BAKE
R.M'LENNAN,
DAM' CONFECTIONER, AG.
:'VICTORIA
oprosITE THE OLD 'It BUILD1WO,
Has always
hand a large ark of
s
CRACKERS, .8aC.
, .
Clint,on,Marel; 1, M—d. .
SIGN OF THE BIG BEDSTEAD.
• .
(ESTABLISIIED 1854,)
Large stook of good Household Purniture,
home manufacture, made of seasonedinaterial,
A fine assortment of imported work, finch
as Wood and Cane Seat Chairs, $ofae, Lotto -
gee, What -Note, Cradle, Matt-resses, Spring.
Bede, Carved Brackete, Rustic Frames, dec.
Pictures framed with Cilt or Rosowood,and
Gilt Mouldings, Rustic Frames, weed, mould-
ed. or Plain.
Good•value given to all whoanay perchase,
with•moderate price!. .
UNDERTAKI NG
An elegant Hearec.for Hire. A quantity of
very fine Shrouds, cheap. Funerale attended
and all Turniehings supplied; at. reasonable
rates, A large stock of Coffins, moulded` and
plain, always on hand (trimmed to suit) either
.8ilver.plated furniture,. or otherwise,
Itemember the Stand -Albert stteet, opyo-
site the Market.
TILOS, STEVENSON.
Cilinton,,,Arig, 20, 1878.
,
CLOSING SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Boionging to the Estate et the
LATE.01. 11.3Aczt,
vino,
STORE • WITH DISTIIING 'OVER IT
Altai& on Allait Street, oppoolts Vein lottee4
Ler 1 tantof are Thin in a god investment, bring:
ista 1*1. good rental, querterly eta2 monthly,
13/110ND. . • ,
torerfiltoreillitistraid-Statt
Adjoining tbe rebore. too frontage end ord, Wel
adapted for A COMM Or Oreeeil nemesis+.
• •
THUD. •
Coal rdl Store Hous,
with a retie, splendid, Aires Selier, for dozing Dater,.
Perk, *o., Mute pti the took 85 the 0.7. itailwer,
itopaTsf
tittrost 0.421.111TAL dit.rtz,,%
Well established, trni deleg ft large budeete. filitakt
0A,615e tttek el the dean& Trunk Ilaiienty.
CLINTON
tiummilli in peptdellen &ha itfineiteitInn,• snit
being *Moto on TWO linos of ItalIway, vit.. °RAND
TIMM AND OtitAT wearene, end in the tenth
of Otto ei the fittest agriettlthrel Oetuitioe in the Dentin,
ton, _mikes lb t ifOST DZSIRAIttli SIUOPINO
POINT, anatipidly 1120E401W/ %lee Of
The hbote priplEtlIST 13P; 801,D, In trier to
Z TRZ ZSTA.TX.
*Otto.
11,1tAsltY, Exitottott,
bilmoisk 4*,
-:..BUTTER. BUTTER.
XIE svusaiangit, WILL PAY CA811 FOIVANY
. •
Good Yellow Butter,.. in; Tubs.
ALISO, FOR ROLL BUTTER
Done up in nice shape, in tive•or throb pound row; "
. • .
• • W. HAIINE:
.Clinton, Oct ,Oth, 1875.,
Canada Company Lands..
Et III/RON ',EON, SALE BY
_Lk. fg!,33211. 41ilapSaniyNmay be meant tho onion of
113 undorsigned: ., •
• n HALE.
Clinton. Jan.17, 1871.
NOTT
'WE beg, to advio o public ttat wo havi lust
v• v. placed in th arlcet s afty.cent sizeof
' •
Gra ' rop. of Red :Spruce :GMil.
115 can bo tonna in all first.class drug storm, Con-
• aunArio of this • •
POPULAR REMEDY- FOR THROAT AND
1.4U2»G DISEASES,
•
will find 16-1110Y0 profitable than the other sixe, as it
contains nearly threo times tho rinantitr.' '
• /MIMI WATSON & co.,
Solo Mozitcasl.
Cliuton Marble Works,
1111110N STEEET.
XONUIVIENTS, HEADSTONES',
&nit work of all kinds in Americiumuni-Foreign Marble,
designed and executed in tho bast style, and at reason.
able prices.
Mantles of Variona -Colorea garble sup-
. • rateci ou Sbort Notice.
OBAN/TE MoNirmENTS A8D 11EADS7ONES
rum:iron To onnEn.
t...V• A call reepeetfully solicited. °
- •• W../I; COOPER. an.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1874, ' 12 ,e
Myth -Flouring Mills,
TIIB subseriber begs- to tender his most
eincere thanks to'his numerous custo-
mers in the surrounding townships and the
publie generally for their liberal patronage,
and would further mitify them that he boa
lately added/neat important improvements to
his machinery .by putting in a now boiler
double the gower heretofore used, and by
many other important improvements, tege.
ther with first-class millers, he is prepared. to
do firat-class work. ill 3, .
G-111STING OELOPPIXG, 8to
Gristweighed in and out. Parties from a
distance caft have their grists home with
thorn tha mane day. Good Flour and Min
Feed Always for sale at moderate priers.
U11'1114E11; TAT.IIVIBER,
Tee Stibscriber weilla also inform the pub:
Ii e that he has a large stock of knitter of
different kinds and lengthPine f tom 10
Lo 20 ft.; Hemlock, 'from 10 to 26.; Oherry,
&Memo t, White Ash, maple, Soft and Rock
Elm, in lengths to suit the publio, 'which en.
Alen him to fill all ordere that he may be
yo.rea witikouth.e shortest notiore and most.
reaeonableternie, ,
• P. ItELLYr P.1101.111ETOR
Myth, March 6 1872. 2.te
•:1
Dress Goods, iteeys, Priolst Faetorys, Hollaotis, iVitte. Cottons,
And 'overything„elSe ie sold at, and you eaunot fail to buy,
,
I/A.VE A -FEW
P.E4 74- (I E 77,S and OVER cc;14 S
. .
Left yet. .Secure an article, our own make, ,vhile yg1esn.l-
•
The Waterloo House is Noted for Cheap Goods.,"
13E StillB OF TI1E 'PLACE, . OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Gith 0 .
-
01;INTON, FAB. 9 !,1874.
R IC 111-1"
Climax toouble Cylinder : Threshing Machines,
Oombination and .Vibrator Zare.shing-M chines,
And all kind of AGRIdULTURAL IMPLEMENTS a1pyS on hand:
ro Meet the' large and increasing,demand for our celebrate • T irdshiug Machines, freril all -
parts of ho Dominion, We have, by the intredUction ,the latent F. xrd most 'approved
machinery into enr Works', greatly increased: our saurfaotqring facilities. We are therefore
, in a position to fill al rders promptly.
• •
Everymachine is run and thoroughly t e tad Inter° leaving the shop, and warranted to give
entire satiefaction, .
.efore
. • .. •
Os' rtV elsewhere sencl•for' Circulars and Tostera.
Order early,.
GLASGOW,-MA:OPtiEP,S0/4 4 CO, CrauTon.
ITTT
,
Choies 71Xo1nne Y. JFITson, . ..-- .
n tb...eads.-Dellan, Ted, le_r $1.84L
.--
• "" redgrant-arepou, - 12 ilbfitsy-ood7Cubii-StliffillY 0.00.
. " English Breakfast' TeaSy •11 lbs. Good Porto Rico Sugar, $1.
New Season Black Teat. 10 111S. Good Helloed Sugar, $1.
Just received, a largo and iittieditock. of GENERAI. GROOMES; WINES AND lorqu.oisc all if
. • . ,which will be eold at the lowest .remunerative prices, .
Giese Goin Fruit ..Tars, the Seat In the Market -cheap. Stone Fruit Jars, with corks
=Cheap. For Croeirery, China and Glassware, my stack la -large and well sereeted
Dinner, Tea marl Toilet Sets Omni:dote.
A. • CALL ,IS • TIE SPE CT.111,..TELY 'SO LICITED
Rement6er the place, next door to Messrs. Zoclgins & Brick .Ptoek."
• It: ItOBSON. •
It B. -Agent for Quetton St. Georgo 734 Co„ importers of -pure Medicinal 'Wines, Morent0
.0111ton, July -21, 1875. .•••,
inenosee
•••
WHOLESA1,11 AND RETAIL DE; -'1 LER IN
SCHOOL BOOKS, MISMILANEOITS BOOKS;
. . . ,
.s c)
WALL PAPER; WINDOW. AkiADES.
Toles 'AND
FANCY GOODS; VIOL-
CONERTINAS AND IFEUTES, . •
PICTURES AND•FRAMES, TRAVELLING. SA.THELS, ITC.,
eA:148b, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
Per/in W00/) Slipper Patterns, and. Berlin 'Wool Goods,
All the: lateritl'apers and Periodicals alwaye on hand. Also Agent or the •
DA/LY AND WEEICLY- GLOBE A.ND MAIL.
AlVIERIOAIT MONEY° IlOUORT AND SOLD,
PLAOZA--
•
Ota.bitmr, Oct. 22, 1814;.
• JOHN A.. NELLES,
(CORNErt-ltiAlliCET SQUAltE,
1-ly
"
•4-11Y 'THE PtIBLIO IN GENERA.L. - •• .
APPI1ECIATEu
The ',OSBORN
art.d wneelrreA:evijer8e1WribliNtedG..3".The°alioNveEmSitebhilles
EL Norswortn.y, • • General • Agent, Clinton,, . Ont.
ft OatkisnaitettI, lead and -Ara' prine
Any other Sewing Machine furnkhed to order. A. splendid assortment slwayes 011 lutnd. Call .
=else° samples of stitching done by Mrs, Noraworthy, oft these roachineps, Sewing machines re-
paired. Needles and other -furnishings kept en hand. •
Hem anther the Place,-Iltiron Street, one deer weshisof the Commorehini Aretel
ADMIRED AND
( . .
eteremeorrimea (Or Whites),, Painful Men,*
ettpation, tilcerattett of the' fitertas4 Ovarian
dtscavcs, Absent Menstruation, end all diseases
known ea• Ponaki•WerfirrieSs, Thelo Ind Prepared
vith the maim Cate, tinder the eersonalcuper.
vision ot physiefait Who has madefernale dis*
ei.tos a special stady fornitiny, yeare and they
area Steamtio ertwhielt ,
IiiAttrttEn tiAlgts
ran depend °fa thi hour Tod thud of
tus t efailleg
GtILAIOR.
bp' all Draggiefff :Ater/Where,
Price; one hoz, $1; Oft boxes, $5; sent by mall
Ate ot Postago securely ecaled freer observation.
Pox tuft particulars write for our pamphlet, which
Wo will send in A Pealed cfiVelopo many address
on tempt of post stamp topre-pay realm postage,
ktidtenn ttfl ltlitett ter or pint to
WILLIAM OnAY 0.s CO:v
WitaisatrOnt4
hotalittinaton $410 tf. 001111t4 at Ilia!
mititelnit OntriSittiw Mahe* dr Logan:audit
Whonta1Attinig,
Goderieh Foundry and Manufaeturing Co,
Meg to infant the publfo that they aro prepared to auppli'
sfrE.A.Ivx Z1? Sc ]3OILtJZS
d •
otuer-Griattl-and Saw—Millg-r-Siaver•Shinglo-ond 41e-adirig
Maohinos, noop Staohines1 •' •
Tros..-saka. vtlooden IiInutcha, Vitli Steel Beanie. Gang 'Moneta, CultiVatora
aisr off orate" 47., Su kar and mutat /tattles, GratO tem &e,,cooking, Parlor end Sox Stovee. ,ot '00.11tiff Ititidao
SALT PANS liADE TO ORDER
0
irohand Brass Casting, met illeektimitityerk,
•
•
Agee?* and all .704 kik- 114,25eara- dono Oft 8, Itort Xedicei
Alletclers addressed to tjconany, or ooretary, will receive promptattention,
Aatottin.i.lz
gar.t.) Al and TteittONT.
1.1011A0111 11011TOX,
Vresiden
nontxtit ittristaxmul Gana Ifitatildit
dthbg‘pitittlitt to%