The New Era, 1882-12-07, Page 10KEEP 'YOUR FEET WARM AND DRY
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TRUNKS VALISES. &C.:
The Disallowance.
Ta the'Egtitor•of the Clinton .New Era.
Aft ,a matter of news you , could not
avoid noticing the outburst. of rage in
Manitoba, at the enforcement, by the Do-
- minion Government, of that provision of
C.,P. Re -`charter, by which they are to
have. no competition for 20 years. I am
gratified on • the people starting ori that
repudiation which I advocated in your
® cramps of March 2, 1881; 'though, at
—t•o a present, it only;extends'to the monopoly
;,f traffic. Their rage ought not to be con-
fined to the authorities; but should extend
to suc#i among them as had votedas Cos-
,servativee, and to their parents, uncles;
brothers and ucq utinte 'noes Who had given,
-only this year, the power'of wrong under
which the settlers of the" northwest are.
now writhing,
Onlybesotted feols could be blind to the
eoneequences that must inevitably have
resulted' from the land and railroad poliey�
adopted.; and which experience ought to
have warned them Would ensue. In the
case of the "Pioneer in -Stanley" I showed
the hardships and extortions he had been,
_subjected -to by theQanatla-f ompa-ny; and:
the losses to the country by the profits
they had carried ;away.
The last Weekly. Globe contains•an-
other pioneer ease in Burford, who paid
$8 an acre, in 1833, for 400 acres; The
amount is $3,200 for which the 'company,
is believed to )sage paid only $200,; and
the balance, save agency.expenses, went
out of the. Country across the Atlantic—
for nothing at.all. Aad , yet softie of the
' victims 'of such frauds, and many of their
sons, contiuuously voted that such things
were right to be done.
The company have not had to:•adcauee,
dr
t
anyont •id est t di The. money in rte 11 h railroad.. d r
J� e qa .
Pembina branch". of 05 miles Was.handed'I
to them finished. • Tho .SOC miles from !!
Lake, Su perior, and 21:3 miles in Columbia
Fare to be eompletel by 'tile Government
and tl ese.two stirs tae by far the;eestliest
parts of,the 'work...!And the nroneyend
land beaus are more than paying 'for"'the
prairie `section 'which'tliej' are buildin.:
The -land wiviestlnlafed at $1 an titre;
and, they opened's tle r at i2.50. • Near ] alt
has been sold to an 1 riglisb• company at.
$3 ;-and :non we: have. a: "i eport that the
company-have i reed .2,50.0 000 acres from.
settlement duties, nhich is going eft at
ilia to $1.0, an acre. Nearly all these profits
ore to foreign4—utter'a'liative in the
company—more tliaa half Parisians-- the
Canadian clement i, fiti'iiishe•� by three
Scotch settlers in hoots' l ATI Other tei'I-
der was preferred by -Canadians, and for
some $3;000,000 less. rile Reforru motto,
it the late electees tva.4 "blit. Ian d for the;
settler, the price tor the public" But
the majority voted iiga t thl*S, and rati-
tied the alienation of the land to specula-
tor,, and the price to foreisners: 1
It.' is aulusin;; iu ridiculousness, .and
frightful in ignorance,. folly and copse-
quences, to read and hear the reasons for
I•t
so voting. This is •alaiiner,for3town-
S_ ..
hip,:;and one of their told inc In the
spring, that their dominance made the
then price grain so niucli higher. than f r-
merly and that the Yankees had sub-.
scribed' $12,000,000 to. bring about free
trade. would fail, to tell of; the fal-
sities ancl"Ioliies I ha.5 e,seen in the Papers.
Nov. 30 1852. l'. H.
1)0 \OP JSP DECEIVED.
In these times of qua ckinu alicine advertise,
merits everywhere, it in truly gratifying to
find one•remedy,that . is worthy of praise; -
Oar stock of Boots and Shoes for he Fall and, Winter Trade is now complete, and for,
quality and'style cannot be excelled.
Oar s ecialties are N handle the : 'very best goods ill, theli et,
And to sell them at the lowest possible, pt ices.
6 per cent discount for cash.
.
W. TAYLOR
(Sv: SON, Coats Block Clinton.
linery Milhloor'
We bare just 'received our FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, of. French
andAmerican. fashions, consisting of -Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Birds, Ribbons;
.
):aces Pluslies and Velvets,, all at sash prices that cannot fail to -attract attention,
having purchased a large and well -selected stock,' we feel Confident in pleasing all
nlfid-g
vin satisfaetiou We also call attention to•our stock - of RouILLON JosE-
�
ilius KID GLOVES-Lheaping a full line in all colors. Fall line of DRESS
TRIM•MINGS, :HOSIERY,,CORSETS, &c., always en hand.
STRAWS FE:rirS-Airv_BE.AvERs -done-over :.in all the newest styles of Bonnets & .Hats
At'PRENTICES .WANTI D.for the Straw work.
'�change- for goods.
•7±' -AP 1Vi PROD UCL taken in } ex a a - °
TWO DOORS NORTH OF THOMPSON..and SWITZER'S,
R. BEESLEY, Beaver Block, Clinton,
•gosIMINw
WA.' " s
EMISTS B :D JU C�-ISTS;
Albert Street, Clitz�tc�lr�.
. The public will: hoer our steel: el' medicines::coinplete.t t5 dual ted genutne, and 01
:the best quality.
T�
• ILE1 SOAPS PERFOlatE Y, SuOUL7)EP- BItACES, TRUSSES, SI'0U11:S,,
"
• AN)) 'fXI I 3:INDS OE' DRUGGIST ,' S15N.1)RIES USUALLY: I.EP:T
IN A :h'IRST CLASS DRUG 'STORE
ENTRAP., DRUG - :.STO
HUMPIiREYS'HOMEOPATHIC ;RENI'EDI1 S, C'UTICUP:1 REM i+DIES,
KENDALL'S SPATINd CURE.
Sud all the recent patentskept in ,stock --or procured to order.
A large Stock. of VTn E HAIR BRUS1nI S, TOILET. SITS, SI'o\Cri s
PI:RFUEnY, &c., 1Te1 y cheap:
••(jWILULOID 'CIIIMSSES at reduced rates. PIIYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and' family
receipts. ,accurately compounded with care and despaEeh.
C HEM1SI AND';DRUGG'IST, CLINTON, ONT.
women lttiga!'IioriJrw.'
When anything that is worth asying is
spoken in •that terse and pointed way that
beam ;the impress of honest conviction, we
like to have :people know the nature -of'the
.
communication. Of such a nature is the
following from Mr. W. F. Heist, Camden
IN 0., Lincoln Co., Ontario. Mr. Heist
pays: "With, great joy over my restored
health, I would write a few lines concern -
big that wonderful remedy, St;Jacobs Oil.
For the last six yearn I have been _using
various medicines internally and external-
ly, but nothing would help me. Finally
I procured 'a'bottle of St. Jacobs Oil,
which cured we after a few applications..
My mother-in-law, ;who has also been a
great sufferer from rheumatism, was also
relieved by the use of :the: Great German
Remedy. St. Jauobs Oil is a great bless.
ing to suffering humanity, and I shall do
everything in my power to make known
its) merits.
$500 REW.RD !
We will pay theebove reward, or, any ease of liver'
complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, Indigestion, : con-
-etipation-or-eetiveness-tee owned mire,with West's
Yegetable Liver' pills, when: the directions are strictly
complied with. They, are purely vegetable, and never
fall to give satisfaeaton. Sugar coated, -)urge boxes,
ills 25 cents. For sale ai
Staining 30 c 1 Druggists.
vR P Y B
Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine
manufactured only by John C: West &, Co., " the pill
makers," 81 &'82`Iiing St. East, Toronto, Ont. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a three'
cont stamp. •
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'TRUNKS ,VALISES &c.
1y I1C?1 WIL3' Bl k-ot,U _
AT ITI.:RY LOW F.&TES.
•
Newton. t Den iS
F0A�iP►l �;5 •fifiAKERS,
Ci..Ilt jltl�, .
aGo0PE:
i,o`
'Orocker.y, ,Glassware,' &c.
Orzi»lOtll and.Cornmeal a1\it y5 o» �hand;
Pottyf:oelohrated English 9rslhfast Bacon
Tb)ti; Gale a9' Bcicoil, :S'dugar Os r�rl Ifhili•s,
• Aitdl .No. :I. LAP,IJ•:
t, priceswhieh_eamiet-hc beaten iu tuwn f •
HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY
. SOLE AGEN1:FOI't.
and which really does as reeolnniendes, y' EI
r v y 7 ``r
Electric 'littera we can vouch for. as being a-110OR11116'. •j'ili�s��i � t/ 'SOAP
true and reliable remedy, and one that will THOMAS COOPER:
do as recommended. They invariably •cure ,
Stomach and Liver' Colriplaints,..Diseases' of ALL'Ettt STDELr,. CLINTON"
the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties- We
know: whereof we speak, and can readily say,
give there a trial. Sold at fifty cents a bot-
tle,. by Watts & Co and J..;H. Cotnbe:.
Ali attempt ivas'nlade in New. York on
• Sunday, to enforce the• law -against Sab-
bath breaking: '• About 200 people were
arrested. They comprize milkmen " gro-
eers bntehers, drii ers of v ehie1es, boot-
blacks, newspaper venders, ped lars,carters,
ragpickers,cigar'dealers, dry goodsdealers,
'Chinese `iaundrymen," :bill posters, 'and
others- ' Nearly all were'uischarged with
a reprimand.. .A number of Hebrew store
keepers were arrested, biit<lischarged with
a casitien They claimed the law was•not,
a,pplacable: to -then ere d . l-aquor and
'beer saloons were not interfered with and
were crowded thr a ht sit theca' Drug -
ts,driving riesi h
gas t11d a basin�;ss.- Itis aid.t e
police will enforce the, late. No one of
social or political inftuet8ce was arrested.
New Maple Sugar.'
r asap • Oranges
Good
Tins
. ru
few..l. T1
Aga Maple Sprup
s..
:�enlels><,5 arm �3a>orai �a
s
fresh Mangold, Turnip & Sorghum Seeds
iluckien s Arnica. Salve.
The (rest Salve in the world for, Cats, Bruises
Sores-Glcers.Salt Rheinn,'Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corr's, and all Sktn'.
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles:, It is
guarranteed to ,give, perfect satisfaction, ttr:
money refunded. ' -Price 25; cents.per boa. For
sale •by J. IT, Conibe and Watts & Co.
•
''►unin ham
limon—
.`C`1RFEJI` .
IlwYang>the utmost con8dence in its superiorityever
all others,and afterthousands of tests .of the most
• d:omplicated and severest cases we could find we feel
',;justified in offering to forfeit One.,Thousand- Sellars'
'for any ease of -coughs, eold'o, 'sore throat, influenza,
hoarseuesss, bronchitis, consumption In its early.stages,
whooptsig"cpugb, and all diseases of the' throat. arid
lungs, excC1t asthma, for tvhieh we only claim relief,
that we can't cure 'with West's Cough Syrup,when
taken according to directions-'- Sample bottles 25 and'
50 cents:; large bottles one dollar. Genuine w;uppers
only in .blue. 'Sold, by all dr<sagists or sent by .ex-
preas' on:receipt of price John t 15 ctit •& Co., 81 &
83J ing_St:. Easty_Taranto Orit- .1 or-sal'e-s5-Cinfrbe'5
. Krug Sore
a
on a• - et of
a
In order to meet our increasing trade we have
bought the Factory lately occupied by W. B. Crich,
arta -after :getting ; it under way we are prepared to'.
manufacture ..
Everything in the .Furniture
Front the cheapest to' the -best sets, with,the lateslt.
fityles and No. 1 finish and workmanship.
Ordered `work a specialty and, satisfaction guaranteed':
UNDERTAKING
jape have also added this branch to out business,
and in it at all times will be found everything to
Sleet the':' requirelnents`of
A HANDSOME HEARSE KEPT FOR I-IJRE.
I3y strict attention to busines5'and. an eye to accom-
modate and please, we bope to merit the confidence'
of all
.AGE
:EO. D E L&.00.
G I
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John
McG r
a va,
SALT JUA:NTJFACTURER
AND DEALED.IN
GROCERIES' AND PROVISION$,
ALBERT- STREET,
Opposite the Town Ha11:'.
Very Chaim) Lard, Hams & Bacon
For sale at lowest prices.
/'Cash paid for Farm. Products,
J. MCGARVA.
Clinton,. April 4, 1882•
Moving ;Building's, &c.
ITAKE this means of than&ing ill tIiii ivho have
L favored me with their patronage in the past,.and
beg to may that as 1 am leaving the Country for DSani-
toba, I',have disposed) of my business to; nay brother
Joirx S I1rns&sox, and hope tliat.vou will favor Min
With the saute liberal patronage that' yaii have ggiven
me. JOSEPH . STEPIIENSON.
WI81Iregard to the aboy'e, 1 wine d say, that as I
aril a chip from the same Meek; and havingbeen
brought up to the business of moving and rising
buildings, I feel 'confident that I can give entire tatit-
action tc'all who may' favor me: with their patronage.
And further, I wonid'say that I nm still dining tllosc-
`r Jage `Orearasa",-3d bon and cheaper•tlfah ever,
:WEN STEPIIENSON, Clinton.
1
L.111.Is
CALL AND; SEE IT AT
• 1
PSI L.
�{ESLNNGi�{L
'KEN
COOPER & Nle
subscribers while ;tlutu liing; their many ens,.11:1I-1E tourers for the patron age attended to Brenn, .desire
io 'Min -late that hi connection with their factory''
Near the Grand Trunk. Railway,
They have erected a Dry Erin which enables themt.
more prorply than ever to execute all work in their
For buildings token, and material fiu•nished -at 'the
shortest possible noticc,'and at reasonable 'rates. ..
gaywe always keep on 'Maid first -Claes SI•IINGLES,
and make a :spetralty of LIME, : which wilt be sold` at
Clinti n, 1lily 20, 1882. 0,001 Eli, 11ch.EN21L`.'
HEALTH
IS. WEA'L'TH
PRAT N
.c;wsl
Dr. r C 's est's Nerve and Brain' Treatment; a guar-
anteed specific for hysteria; ditz tress, conyulslons, fits,
nervous neuralgia, hcadaehe; nervousjrontratieneaus-
ell by the fuse of: alcohol, ;wakef 11,iess, int MA' depress-
sion,. softening of the brain, resulting in insanity ;curd
leading to misery, decay and death; premature old age,
;barrenness, loss of power: in either sex, involuntary
losses-andsperinatornccea, caused by,over-exertion of
the ain'self-abuse oro}:e1:-inshilgcuc,,e.._anebo .will -
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month's
treatment. One dollar it box, or six boxes for five dol -
Los , bent by mail. prepaid, on receipt of price. We
guarantee six•boxes to;cure any case. With each or-_
der received by tis for six boxes, accompanied With five
dollars we wilt send the purchaser our written 'guaran-
tee to refumd the money if the treatment does not ef�
eat- a cure. Guarantees issued only vy J. II: Combe,
sole agent for Clinton, Ont. John C. West & Co., sole
proprietors, Toronto. --
City, Cabilleti WaCerooms,
PUPtNITURRE STORE, CLINTON.
THOS. STEVENSON
, .having moved into', his new brick store
`'OPPOSITE T1I:E TOWN HALL,
Begs leave to state to his nliirnerous friends in Clinton
and the surrounding country, •that he keeps on hand
a superior quality of Furniture of all kinds, such as
BEDROOM & PARLOR 'SETS
'r' Of the latest -styles, also
BEDSTEADS;
SIDEBOARDS
S RDS
BUREAUS, TABLES,
And everything that constitutes furnishing a Bailee in,.
his line, which lie ty,{�i sell at the lowest living profit,_
1 ask' a share of the pdbllo patronage, being thankful
forpast tweets and heneful for the future. 'Phc•jinblie,
are Milted to call and sec for themselves.
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Clintnn,' Jay s, 1180.
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BOOTS an�
%w oi't�osE be�u��i C�sa�cs a� 25c �or�h �Oc
JUST RIDCH1Z4E3D
'WO CAR LOADS OF STOVE;
RLA�
AT
The largest and best assorted stock of Cooking,
Box Parlor Parlor Cook Hall , and Coal stoves
ever brought into Clinton,
.i t;-f.Harland Bros.
The latest s'" szan ..
_. �.e_ �gn d improvements in Stoves,
Stoves, Stove -Pipes, Elbows,
rock bottomPrices.
-ar-l-and Bros.
Stove -Boards, at
At X10 -land 13'os:
A.
larga as o tment of_Lamp sBurueYsi Chmne-,•Ys
-,—
-
»Shades ;.
& Tubular Lanterns.
At Ilarland Bros.
Just receive.-
e
d, a, large lot ofAmerican �Crosscut
At Harland lzrland Bras
Builders' and Shelf HARDWARE always onhand
At :.farlaud Bros
A quantity of second hand Coal & Wood'` Stoves
verycheap.
p
SAWS ,and AXS,
AMERIGAAN AND CANADIAN COAL OIL.
SIGN OF TRH PA.DLOCI<,'
R ED.._'BRICKSTGR.:,. .',. ....,
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R T F ,
ALBERT S, RT>,.T CLINTON.
\i ON.
At Harland
. BR,A.IkTCH' STORE,
BEAVER-.-,___E3LQCK
Nnx'e•'10 'fuels rsa r tib rS14I,T7,h'tt'ft,