The Clinton New Era, 1878-10-17, Page 6•
THE CLINTON NEV ERA..
OCTOBER. '17, 1878..
H..UMORQUS.'
A.little girl wanted- utore:,lluttered'
toast, but was told that she'd had en-
ough, and that 'more would make her ill.
' Well, said he, give rno anuzzer piece,
and send for the doctor.'
Restaurant Patron ; " These sausages
are hardly up to the mark.' !Waiter:
' They ain't; he Well, : d'ye expect
Italiala greyhound and thoroughbred
Scotch terrrier for teneeents V
Nevada papers, instead of .speaking of
a deceased citizen as being widely and
favor>.tbly kaesan, remarked ; " There
wasn't a saloon -keeper in tbo .State w}io
didn't ache to trust him,'"
Editors like brevity, but a man who
was recently hong in Indiana suited'
them too well. He wade• no remarks
about heaven but nodded to the preaeh-
er and said, 'I'll' tree you later,' and then.
the trap -fell. .
The following, vordiet was recently
handed in by the foreman oft' cogent+r's
jury at-- :—" We are of A. Pinion
that the detest met with lierdeatli front
Violent infirwution in the Arm pro-
duest from '•Unoan Caws.'
An aurist was so remarkably clever.
that, havingexercised, his 'skill
on a
very deaf lady, who had hitherto been
insensible to the nearest' and loudest
noises, she had the happiness next 'clay
of hearing from her.' husband in Aus-
tralia.
A little boy asked his mother if fish
were not thieves, She told him she
guessed not, and wanted to know' why
he asked the question; to which be. re-
sponded : " Well, ma, I tnought they
must be because it is so common. to:'see
a fish hook.'
'.Do you ' call that ol'Qthes 2' said
sternly a' British customs official to the.
woman who had sworn that there was'
nothing in her trunk but clothes for
herself and 'husband; and as he spoke.
he pointed to six bottles .of brandy,
Yes,' said she softly, •' those are his.
night-caps.' -
A. Etuaterho 'Yarn.
,flow 6a' Veal, helped hie), ma of an uglyserapc.
• One day, a long time ago,about the,
time when deckson ran for President
the first time, perhaps, 1 wee one day
hunting upon the ridge between Meadow,
Run and Cucumber Run, which' tum-
bles efl'tho, real just across there. I
had known f'or'soree tinio•by the situs
that there Nyasa nest of out2 bears some
where in t"1ie neighborhood, se on'sluts-
day 1 concluded 1 would put in my.
time Joalittg' theist, no a Marty up in
Uniontown wanted a pair to send over
to Baltimore to a friend who was, fond
et outlandish !tete,•: You see ,.that it
was along about the 1st of September,
ami pretty warm at that, antl after walk-
ing tip and "clown the ravines 1 bi'gau to
get liretty tu•ed. T was; not so heavy
then as I not uoiv, and did not weigh
more than a oouple•of hundrod•.pounds:'
As I said, !,wits ay Tittle: tired, an,d. 80
oll'the top of the ridge 1 sat down by
the side of ea smooth chestnut stump
sense twelve or fourteen fret high. 1'
hadn't sat there marc Oman minute
when 1 heard something inside the
stump, and soon sande out. that it
was. a. coaplcof.cub bears pliiyin„ •wit#
one another.. 1 looked mail' .sides of
the stump to find an opening, but none
enact; to be seen, Then 1 happened to
Notice the Marks' of :claws • up the side
of the stump, and 1 undeistead it; The
hole went in at the toll..' I set up my,
ranch.
soP Qf
ubs,
An old Irish soldier, who prided 'him-
self upon his bravery, said he ;had fought
at the battle ofBull•lwue. Wheu asked-
if he had retreated' and made 'good his
escape as others did on that famous • oe-
casion, he replied, '.Be,jabers, 'those
that didn't run are there yit!' •
I know where there= is" another arm`
just as pretty as this one,' said a young
citizen to his sweetheart; as he pinched
her fair arm the other .evening. The.
storm that quickly •gathered, upon'tbe
lady's brow as quickly passed. away
When the young manpinched her other
ar.-nl and said;- 1t -is this one dear.'
gun •against a bush, up-ended"the'
of a tree, and was soon at the:
the sturnp, looking in at the tiler
which were aboutthe size,of fu grewn
rat dogs; I ''was ..so excited- that.'I
jumped down into'the:stump grid grab
bed the cubs. `They at.,lirst, began to
sgiti%al,:and then turned on ale for. fight.
-But they, were small enough' to handle,'
and in a minute or two'' T had their
-a iouths tied so they, could not bite, and
their feet fastened so they could not
scratch. • '.I lonely' that the old bear
world be along pretty, soon, and . make
it hot for me if she found tae in the
nest, so I swung the youngsters into •'
my buckskin belt preparatory to getting
'out. '- :Get out !'
.Did.I get out I'Land of love .3 it manes
me shiver to think of it yet,. 1 could
no more get but of that stecrip than. I.
could iy. •' The hollow was so bell-'
shaped,' larger at- the bottom ..than at.
the top so large, ;in fact, that ..1 could
notput my back agamst''ono side and"
Joy feet and hands against :'the other
and crawl up, as rabbits and other ani-
mals clitnb up the inside of hoflow trees;
In no way eoaid I. get, up a foot. There
.were no sticks .inside tohelp line'up,.
and T made•.up•-m:v mind I .had to die
co ta111 ",About the time 1 came to this
conclusion x• heard' the old '• bear climb-
iia up- outside' of the 'stump.. With
'only my huntin knife as a . menus;' of
efence,,_ tndin smell close .quarters, yon -
may possibly imagine the. state of feel
irlgs. a The old bear seas not more than.-
half
han-half a ,minute, at the outside; climbing
up the stump;bu.t'it seemed like a month,
at leliat; I thought of all• my sins n
dozen times, at least. At • last .she
reached' the top, but she, didn't seem to
suspect my, presence at all, . as she de-
liberately stu'nied round and began
slowly .descending, tail foremost. I' felt
as though my last hour had come and
began seriously to think about lying
-down and let the•bearkill me, so'as"t
get out of lay misery as quickly as. pos-
Bible. Silclderily, :an idea struck me,
and despair gave way to hope. 1 drew
out my hunting -knife and stoop on 'tip-
toe. When the bear was about seven
feet from the bottom of the hollow I
fastened on her tail with my ' left hand
with a vice -like giip, with- lay right
drove my hunting -knife to the .hilt into
her haunch, and at the sane time; yell-
ing like.a whole tribe of Indians.
E .4 What did she do ? chorused the
whole crowd,, who had been holding
their breath.
What did .she. do' ? . Well, you should
hate seen he:performance, She didn't
stop to reflect ti moment, but shot out
at the top of the stump like a bullet out
of: a gun, ii hair's breadth to the minute.
I.Itelcl on until wo 'struckthe ground,
some Thirty feet from the stump. Tllen
the olcl beat• wont like lightning' into -
the bash, and ante out of` sight in half a
second. I wets a little bruised by the
fall, but that was all.: I. took the cubs''
to Uniontown the nett day, and on AC.
count of the -adventure I got $5 •apiece
feethere, ,send in .t11_ogo tinics_Sii..iv'aa as
good as °qua now.
• O . I..ANDS
MUMS.
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COUNTY 0r HURON, .
To Wry :
By virtue of to 1Varrant, issued under the hand of the 1V11rden, of the County of
Huron; and the Corporate Seal of the said County,sliearing date the Fourth. day •ol_
.duly, A. U.,1878, to me directed, fi)r the collection of arrears of taxes due ,on the un-
dermentioned lands, I Hereby' give notice, that unless. the said taxes, together with all
lawfutcosts and charges, 'be;;ouster paid, IWill, on
Wednesday,' the Fourth day? of .December, next,
AT li-IE HOUR OF ONE O'CLOCK, •P..
' AT. TH1* - . .
Court House in the Town of Goderich,
Proceed, to sell, by 'uhlica Auction,. the saidlands, or so' much thereof as may 'be
sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and tho chargosthereon.
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TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD,.
17 pt of l5 `12 • , 1st 1: Division .-. , • 50...iattented 823 79
N pt 1 . 13i i W Division 40 Patented - 22.08
N ! 4• „ 8th w Division 100 L'hpatented: 40 08
:11 84 53) 11
1 03 ' 23 -r.t
1'33 '51 41
' TOWNSHIP OF ,GODEfUGH,
w pt 38 11 10� Patented 4 118 1 20. • 6 18
iV Collins ; .Parc 3 DIa[tlund ••1 Patented 1' 56 1 1S, 60
utt.1L aim...,Part 3 ,..Allntland 2 Patented 1 50 i' 13 2 00
nr. Miller Part 4 ' DIaithuid 2 Patented 3 10 . 1 18 4 37
W. Collins fart 1011 Diaitland,, , .: p Patented „ 3(33 1.18 4 SB
Ines Craig : Part' 100 ;: D8 itland Patented:.',•; 0 E0. 1. 25 .' 7'51
W. Collins ,..: Part 10i „Maitland. ':1'gtonted ;, 0 35 . 1'2185. • 7 00
Jo Clifton ,:, .Part 107 'Diaitland Patented 3.73. 1 4.07
E part 0 Bayfield 43 Patented . ' 24 30 17Q.' 20 00
W part .. BayIkdd .. 43 ' 'Patented .. - 21.04. 1.00 .. _ 22 04
I•Iistory; modern and ancient,.shows
that a' party of fishermen .may start off
.,and fprget their bait or some of their
tackle, but the quart bottle. containing'
medicine' in case one alba -neither is
bitten by a shark or. a sea serpent, or-
an alligator, is Bever, never left behind
Shopkeeper (to commercial traveller•);
' Can't give you an. order ; . quite. over-
stoeked.' Trave ter; ' Let -me, at, least
show you my samples.' Shopkeeper
Spare , yourself- the trouble j. 1—can't
look at. them.' Traveller : ' Then will
you allow me to look at them myself.?
It is three weeks since 1 ltave•even Seel!
them,'
The one objection removed;=A• tato-
they was trying to break hes' f ve),eat•
old boy of the habit of lying: by telling
- him that alt liars went to bell'. She
gave him a moving account of, the ter-
rors of the place, Nhereuron he exelain*-
ed, ' Why, mother, I couldn't state it,'
'Blit yon wouIdlne made to stand it,'
said she. ' Oli, well„ -said • the 'young-
ster, ' if 1 could Stan' it I don't care,'
Two sweet littler girls sat -,upon, the
-
sidewalk in front -ofd the -post-odes, one -
of them nursing a large wax doll; Het
companion asked in tones of deep _eat
nestness, ' Does'oo have mach twouliiae
wif 'oo. baby r . ' Ob, doodnoss, yes'
was the reply. ' She cwies mos' all the
time. She jes' cwied incl owied. over
since she wan born, I's jek "discouraged,
and I. don't .fink I'll' ever. - born any
more.'
'' 1 wand to and out 'alio is the master
of this home,' acid a. plan- with at book
under his ut'mtothe vinegary -looking
woman with a pointed note and a ,very
small top -knot' who opened 'the door 'to
.him. ' Well, stranger,' she' said,, with
arms akimbo, ' you. just walk around
into the hack yard, and ask a little -spin
die-shanked deacon _'you'll find there:
fixils' up the grape arbour and he'll tell
you if I don't boss this ranch be .don't
know who does.: Now, whatdo.yolt want
with me?' -
Mabel Clare writes us the following'
flattering inquiry : ' Are you the author
of that tonder little ballad, 'Darling Kiss
• t'Iy Eyelids Down 1' We 1 . We write
such stuff as that ? 'Kiss 'bur eyelids
down i' htabal, thou art besides thyself,
much reading hath made theo, read.
Darling, kiss our eyelids down?' New,
isn't that a nice thin; to accuse us of
saying'? Are ave that 'devoid' of intelli-
gence ! Mabel, don't you trouble our
eyelids ashen you have $ fancy to per-
form any operation of tbab"delicato and
tender nature. We have,a large, oom-
fortablo, roomy, flexible gash just below
our nose that has bought county rights
for all business Of Mott nature tlia.t cones
within the limits of our Estee, •and4a11y
eyelid foundd interfering or infringing
will be prosecuted to .the extrema limit
of the law. No, we didn't write it.
•
es Disgusted Teraina
A. few bays ago 'a tramp, who was
sparring his devious way along 'near
Reno, Cala- conceived a brilliant idea
for raising the wind. Ise know that
the Wells-I+'argo stage would pass along
that road in .about half an hour, so he
took off his coat, 'tore his shirt and.
(ockets, rolled around in the dust, and
finally tied himself, with much difficul-
ty, to a tree. Ilia intention was to re-
late to the stage' passengers hoax he had.
been foully dealt with by highwaymen,
and have it subscription to repair his
losses taken,.up on the spot,- The stage,
flowerer, took . a short 'cut by :a oeiv
rend that clay, and didn't go by at all.
After waiting until dusk, the disgusted
tramp concluded to femora his bonds,
but before he got': the first knot loose a,
grizzly, name down out of the mountains
and. pioknicked. eir the greater part of
his left leg.
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TOWNSHIP OF GREY: •
27 1st], , , , , 106 • 11n,1tatontcd 29 01 1'80'
23 • : 13th, 300 Unpatented.. 29 01 ` 1 8O
20 {`ti.; 14th • f .. 100 ilupatonted; 31 57 . 1'88
25 ,•.16t1t' 100 Patented..., •.39:00 1.08
TOWNSHIP. OF HAY.:-.
ly•"fC sera50•• Patented .„.
8 4'61 81,10 I,alce 11o•td gast 33,I ,Patented .,
yiLLAGE. OF ZURICH,. IN HAY..
^,0 81
30 81.
33 45
31 se
932 1 63•• .'1005
19 05 7 40 14 45•
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A GREAT CLE9ItING SALE..
duoIl s 5tract ,.:111'...:556
1-S : 3'atettcd 76 1 10; 1 86`
0 . 1:5 l aton rod .;. ,' 7,6 ` 1 10 ' 1 36
311: ` . `� • 1.5 Patented . ,. 3 3#.. ?..1' 18 4'52
413 - 1.5 : •Patented; . •8.34 1 18 4: 52.
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41 . r 1.5 Patented •,.• :.3:84 1 18 4 52
43 `.1:5 Patented .'3'04
4C,. ” ” . 1-5: 1atented._.•: 3'04 .
TOWNSHIP OF ' HOIWIGK: '
Ptti't 30 3rd .:I Patented '3 70 1 18 ' 4,0'4
10 , A'' ' 10.3. . Patented 37 30 2 03 . 311„ 4:
VILLAGE 'OF GORRIE, IN 'TOWNSHIP OF`.HOWIOK,''
lis •15 'Patented : 1 5:3': 1'13-' • 0 96
. VIP E OF feIAN
LLCHESTER, IM TOWNSHIP", OF HULLETT':
'15.''Patented ) 110' 208
115- :.410.
115 4tn.
,TOWNSHIP OF tyloki LOP,
:1't part'1.•• •.3, 14111 5p Patented 1) 08 '1. 93 • 10,04
TOWNSHIP OF, STANLEY
South. Part .3 .:. hayfield Itoad,;vortlt :• 75 Patented' , , 17 44 ' 23 •' 49 72.
VILLAGE OF;-EGMONDVILLE, ,IN• TOWNSHIP. OF''TUOKERSMITH..
10'. first Si ?{' Patented 1 51 1.1,i ;i (10
VILLAGE OF HARRURHEY, .'IN "TUOKERSMITH, .
93)- Lewis and. Galt', 1.5 nitontpd 1 1S• 1 13 31"
`34'» Sttri•ey 1-5, Patented •,. #'. 1 10 • <• 1 e{
:t5) 1-G stented.'.. 51 1 10 . 1. in
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VILLAGE OF;i3LUEVALE, IN TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY;
11 Ca»tolon's•Survey 1 Patented 3 17 ' 1 18 •
•- 43 • Dunean'sSurvey I •Patented 00 1'10
• VILLAGE OF WINGHAM, IN TOWNSHIP OF TURN.BERRY.
Pail( 37 ' 51 Patented : 18 77 1 58 20;32
Village 1:i2.. Patented .. •. 4 47 , 1 20 • 5 07
Village 107 ['atented 10 71 1 35 12 09
Village 171 1 - Patented '',. 7 08 ' 1 28 8 3d
'Village 3,e 4 Patented • 4'01 • ..1.18 "51i)
Village 231 3. I�atGnted . , . 0 27 1 '="t • 7 02
Village 2:34 i - Patented ,,. 0 74 1 25 7 99
• Village 315 4 Patented ., 93 1 10 2:03
Village 11 . , . Tisher s Shrvey 1.5 Patented .. 4 76 • 1 20. 5 96
TOWNSHIP ,.OF EAST ways/mow-I. .
N 4313 ..., •ith .... 100 Patented ,. 53 59 if 42• 56 31.
TOWNSI-iIP OF WEST WAWANOSH..
Having ; determined - to go out 'o�:' the Book amid Statioiseey 'Business I will
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N:'19 1st 100:. Patented' ., 19 50 '• t r8' '. 2i 17_
88 4 22 lath . t00` P,alatiied . .18 35 1 11:5 1a 00
VILLAGE OF DUNGANNON, IN WEST WAWANOSH.
52 idaltath s Survey ' , , .. 1 . Patented 1 17 1 13 2 30
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD.'
W ltit 174
211
243
251•..
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retested .. 23
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Patented r, " J
r.'Pntnuted .
.Intentetl .• X218
Patented 23 -
Patented 1 92.
Patented 1 02
Patented 102
Patented, . 113
vaunted .. • 1:3
.. l'attnted ..• 2:3
Patented .. '23
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Patented.. 2:3
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786 • Patented .. 2:3'
lT i:part 5 ...., r130ge r. .. 4 Patented . . 50 .
1 139 74
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1 10 1 42
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1 10 1 33
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS• •_ _. -,
57 0.. Pittentsd :. 9 01 8 113 10 50
213 .•.- Patented 8 30 1 30 ii 00
;;li - .... ,... Patented .. '1:3, 66 1 43 •15 00
' VILLAGE OF EXETER. •
1V post 3i . ,. ILTaylors Survey- - 1 Patented ... •3 55 --1-is . 4 73
37 •... I�'raucestown Survey..., ii Patented 3 29 1.13. '4 17
VIL' LAGS OP WROXETER.
5. .,. floWI&Street,'East.,.. 01 Pattntetl „ 1137 ' 1'3S,'• .1205
VILLAGE OF WINGHAM. -
• !'ark 5 Josephine Street .. Patented
. 'Park 25 Le v llallw3y portion., .. • 5 Patented
• 31)113teseroe • ..,. 7 Patented
Village 1,Ot300.,..Govcrnmeh553138ey.... . Patented 81
821 . Shutter Street..,... , '.1, Patented ..
8133 Bra»cls Street . Patented ..
• ,. ,Sadler's Survey .,.. 1.s Patented
5- . .... Gletthill'sSurvey 3
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115 , 33,38/',
A., M. ROSS, -
Treasurer, Cousity of;Huron.
,10L'irlY1TVT' 13ooka4;, . .
Tya OUR pooks,
ArH`]L�1+'+{�•� -�•
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FA CY �'rOODS
T COST AND NDE
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hewillonly ll�,em e>I;nha,>a � ►��1e . ��� Y D � e„ continued
for rnoitth.
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DON'T HISS THIS ' CHANCE.
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,Tho odds ..must be ° sold: as . I an�,:•os t>.vel:• going
• ---out of that branch of business •
Note the Stand—Next doorto R. Callander & Co's.
Clinton, Sept.iD,
YU11J1..1
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HEAPER •:, THAN . THE CHEAPEST.
SToU1\ OF
DPS' GOODS,ILEA:DI-MADE CLOTHING,. T', _. EEDS
Cx, . �V ,
HATS • AND CAPS, GROCERIES BOOTS
AXD SHOES, FURS, ETC. •
It will beto t•he advantage of persona 11.1mo wish to supply themselves with cheap goods.
to call and see tny stock before purchasing.
The,`reason why I'•sell goods so much lower Mari other ,stores,
zs 'I --da z& .' ezcd7 1 z bitsIn sCaul a ena heel to pay Calc
J2J �
for. pr y Goods,'w7i cls r buy mug el eaper than r could do' if
I had. to buy deem on time. r eau seg goods with half the
profit that erediat stores' get, asuldo ct paying" liateiv;ess.
r5 call from intending purchasers respeetfully.eollcl1ted; 1`o trouble to show goods:
Clinton, Sept. 5, 1878,
PL;UMSTk;BL,
BRIOI( BLOCK-
CLINT N FURNITURE •WA:REROOR
Ncy. n1:11EXUT 38TI1E18'i', Ilitic>tt IMO/7K
B] ,OADFoOT & sox,
°itants 01 .Clinton enodtsurround•
-
ingcountry thattheyhaestart-
ed a branohhnsinoss in the place ...
lately oeeapkd by DIi•.1421ES Sr.
11utINt:, anti would roepootfut-
1y 9olielt tic nubile to call and
exanllas their stook, which is'
eomplete in every department.
Our i'arlor• a Bedroom Sets ore
actuals to nnnsin the cern try for
designs arid:finish. 'tinning every
iniprovonson(-(n the lino of new
machinory, wo m enidetee ire oar
own goods and can sell theta at
.prises that will astonish'every
one when compared with those
oranorly paid for same geode.
In, connection vaitia,tlie)"r undertaking l ltsil(e8rr they 1180 the A.1171,8 EPT•1(.7 1''lal1)
which preserves: the hag, destroys all i;(jdfsive (710)1+, 15313?- n -e enf. contagion
We would call special attention
;t0 oar-^---•-
feiertaing Departme>itt
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1J(4( "lilfiel, tS'retontlto OItnliin MeiI!). 'town. 11avingpurchased n largo
!`'01 I'tnbee waril Trimmings, 03 every
s
desetipption, andiitted up a new' '
dn
and ole" t 1Ir•:ens>, we aro -.
prepared to do Undertaking at
' tiie owentrotnamerittivo prices,
Itetuerobe. ti,a031ce.--77 Albert '
W Street, nest door to 111x. I1.:11.
It9 1v's niaareine Stare.
30
011.ttton, Jtino' 18, 183/8.
arising front, dead bodice.
MONEY TO LOALI
oN EASY TERMS,
By which fUte prltn,'cdt,ai can
he repaid in. min a sr' all at
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any tittle durhitg f c terra
of. Loan.
APPVIt'JCU
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