The Clinton New Era, 1886-02-19, Page 7'F1iIDA9i', La. 19, 1686.
.NEWS NOTES.
Simoe Dufour; a farmer of Murray Bay,
45 years: of.age, was killed on Wednesday
by hie tbreehing inachine;
'" Baron Rothchild and Mr. Baring,, the
banker, have each given £1,000 for the re-
• lief of the London unemployed.. '
A little°three year-old daughter of Chas.
Danrour, of Montreal, fell into a boiler of
'Not water and wa•rt sca•lded to death, a day
or two ago,
John Weston, of Stoney Park,• loat a
talipable team of horses Tneaday,Jy feed-
ig theta grain,._in....which children bad
spilled Paris green., .
At an official meeting of the Methodist
church in Kincardine, a resolution wase
passed extending a cordial invitation to
the Guelph. Conference to hold its sessions•
there in 1887. .
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Strawberries have appeared in the New
York' markets. They arrive . from the
Southexn' ,greenhouses in little• cups hold -
lig perhaps ten, which retail for 0.60, or
38 menta a berry,
The Marquis of Lorne has accepted the
position of Honorary Commissioner for
Canada at the coming Colonial and Indian
Exhibition, and also.thePresidency bf "the
Canadian Coremission
A Win iipeg despatch.says plowing coli-
menced at_Medic>ne-list_nn-8aturday7-t►nd.. _.._On•Friday the .bosiy.of.ecman was found'
lying alongside of the track, abouta mile
and a half went ofPort Hope, on the G.T.
11, There wits nothing. found on his person
to identify, him. He appeared to he about
00 years of age. In his pocket wee found
pert of an envelope on which waa written
the following •—" W. • • Algtin, -. Grand,
Trunk Hotel, r?1`hitby, and the followfig.
certificate, addressed to Mr. Maolnnish,
Mayor of Belleville, and dated' BowFinan-
ville;10th :--" Please give bearer a,chance
if you can as he is well up in his business,
and oblige your old friend. Signed, 13.B.
McMahon
children, having had triplets on a former
.' A whiskey. flaekot• in which.
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occasion. • was about a gillof whiskey, was found
•near hi """
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One of the most singular circumstances
which has ever the tendency toincreeee a
belief -in the doctrine of fatalism occurred
in the township of Dimwioli, Elgin Qo,, on
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Margaret McMil-
an, wife of Donald McMilan, u fanner,,
accidentally thrust a needle into the hollow.
of her left-hand, about ten days ago. The
pain at the .instant was' quite. severe, -hitt
she thought. nothing of it, seder -it did not
bleed she continued her ueual.work .until.
Friday last, although the wound contine-
ed ttegive. her some trouble. On Suiid:ay'
Morning the pain became almost unbear-
able, blood , poisoning having set. 'in•,:
and'after tnifferiug until Tuesday .morning;
she •died. The ease -le a1n s'f'without a
'parallel. • A pin point, it hasoften been •
said,' -May cause. death; : -and this circtini-.
stance would' seem to spbstantiate the 'as.:
sertiisn: , •.
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»t2q Z`steaday a fire broke out in the Do-
minion Roller Skating, Rink, Kincardine,
owned by Kelly Bros. The building
was totally consumed. Kelly's loss ex-
ceeds 0,500 ; insured, in the British
American for 8500.' Origin unknown.
F. 0. Parsons, 3094 Yonge St., was cured
of a hard, haoking'cough of 16 months stand-
ing by the use of Peotroia, Mr. Parsons trays,
• " My sufferings were intense. The beat
American physicians failed to mire. me. After
using one bottle of Pectoris I am in bettor
health than I bare enjoyed for two years."
Peotoria will onre tho simplest or most Bever°
cough. Any druggiat, 25 cents.
A stranger crude to the Lehigh County
prison, Pat„ on Thursday afternoon, .and
confessed to having murdered Johu Sharp•
leas,. the old Yoder farmer, near Chester,
oi422.of Nov. last. He made the confes
.'..s because as he said he did not want
to see the negro Johnson, now under ar-
rest, hanged for a crime that he had com-
mitted himself;'
Aiw days ago the wideawake people of
the new town of Dunieth,. Dak,, offered
3300 and a town lot to the fret baby born
within the limits. By the very first con-
veyance after the offer had been made
public 'there arriyedfrom a'pojet 200 miles
away a plucky women, who touncia board-
ing house, gave birth te,,e, lusty boy, col-
lected the money, received a deed of the
promised lot and started for home again,
all within 48 hours. -Milwaukee Wtacon-
sin..
several farmers were engaged in work.
[Nest week, possibly, they will be "break-
ing up" the ground with a pick -axe. -
'The body of Alex.' Mau din, 13 years
old, was found on the tercets of, Toccoa,
,Ga., on Wednesday ,niorning, partly eaten
by hogs. He had beenmurdered during
• the night.. No clew to the inurderer.
Mrs. Wr ,-Friend, living near Napoleon,
Ohio, has given birth to five healthy boys..
Mes.,Friend and her family are progres
ing nicely. Mrs, Friend, though only 34
years of age, ha's been the mother of 21
'The East Simcoe Liberals hove unani-
mously renominated Mr. H. H.'Cook, M.
P., to be their candidate for the House of,
Commons, and,Mr. Charles Drury as their
representive.in the Legislature The cots
vention was ldryely attende3d,,,
John P. Mtllaly.'s livery stables, in St,-
Louis, were: burned on Thursday. The.
employees- had taken 7 horses out of the
burning buildiug when two policemen,
thinking they were theives, clubbed. them
into insensibility and destroyed the 'only
chance there was of saving the remaining
56. Loss, $12,000., ' •
There Ware, queer scene on the' prairie
at Fort Custer, Montana, the other, when
the quarters of troop M, 1st cavalry, went
up in flames, and some • 57- c. rivalry horses
were burned' to death, one 'of' them,
though on fire, galloping' along way ever
the snow. before he fell. '
• Ald. Franklaud,.of Toronto, the 'well -
kngwn, cattle -dealer, says that if he is so Michael Doran, a shodmalter,.aged•about
50, is looked up at Bnsloh,,charged with
lected by •the Liberals of -Ron York, he' ,the attempted murder of hfs'weife Catha-
will.be ;1311to contest' the seat in : the rine. Mr: and Mrs. .Doran . ltti.ve - been
event ofMr:.13adg row, the present re-
=e,„i married about 20 years during which bine
cl]iliii'ui's-•brd-be+eieb`arirtr -rho• . , ,Z- , .
whom are now• living. Doran,. after a quer- T -he,. Choicest,.. Finest and Best FRUIT we have Over had.
rel with -leis -wife -went-into.:the adjoining - __ ---, -
room tit his kit of.tools and put somethin w T
in his pocket: Teen he cae"back.to the •.r1'aUle .RAISINS RAISINS . .for' ” liiCltl' 'll s RAISINS .for
kitchen, and approaching his wife seemed 111111'C(i Meat.
to push her backward. As he stepped
spected . meiiiliLl', bEtlll*,-ttlrgoi•[rte,
Crown Attorney. .
Mr. She P.ardt sr.;'of` the Grand Trunk
station, :Berlin, met with Via. :terrible -And
fatal accident on Friday aftern'oon'.. :It ap-
pears that while shunting 'trains his foot.
caught in a frog, and the passenger train
ran over his leg in several plaoes, cutting
it completely off,Mad aleo his: arm.
David Kelly,'of Claremont St., Toronto,.
was tried at' the police -court charged with
endeavoribe, ' while drunk, to roast ode of
THE.. POPULAR -
Y - GOODS - NOUS
LO1TI?ESBORO.
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PREPARING FOR STOOK TAKING
BEMIS all along Lha VISE
We have secured 20 „half chests ofvery fine GOct. YOUNG HYSON TEA
which we will sell for a month at 45cte. by the 51b. caddie. This
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is the best value ever offered in this county. Don't
''fail to ge a caddie before it is all sold,
We have opened .a full stock of
New Valentia Raisins, Extra Selected Valen a'
Raisins, 'Block Basket Raisins, Seedless
• Raisins, -Sultan,a Raisins.
NEW CURRANTS, NEW SHELLED ALMONDS, NEW LEMON,
ORANGE AND. ,CITRON PEEL, 2lbs, GOOD MIXED CANDY a. .
.FOR 2Scros. . Call and Inspect our Stock.
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ALL WINTER GOODS REDUCED TO PRICES
THAT WILL CLEAR THEM OUT. --
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'F J L GOODS AT- GREATLY REDUCED PRIGS
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TIE ED & S RZA?. SDE :•M , aLOTIIIUI.: VARY. SOW
A' Special. Discount of 10 per .c. for cash.
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back the blood. gushed from her neck, and . CU RA1..TTS DLACIC etLq' `FI;LiT SCC t11Ck ,_.aClleap
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lmtilf full ctf.blood and. then drank it, Dor.- yju'1—JILB.ER,TS,• Soft r8u€ ileo. ALITONY)S, S11C11CCl •
catchin the cep she he AL1IO iDS,
g ld in her hand` the •' "
brnte held it under the wound nnti1 it was
au appeared unconcerned when 'arrested:
..Ale
his children alive. His wife suecedad'H
in e • adimtted that he•tried to murder his . WALNUTS.
• wresting the c'iild from him, -and he. then wife, ,and -snld that he had used a • shoe=
chased hey • and -the otter children out_' of inaker s lcpife, telling.the bflleers where h.
the hoose'i►nd kept them in the street till had. thrown •it. Mts. Doran will die,
a. policeman appeared on the:scline ander, Lottie Harrison, a propossossing girl of
rested him. • He was reinanded •
- At .Ottawa ` on Wednesday; Kenneth
Jolliffe,: a six Year old .non ot Mr„ 0. J.
•-Jolliffe; M. A.., elassicalugister a+.the'Col-
legiate Institute; in pessing'in front of 4
horse drawing a toad of .wood,alipped and
• fell, and before' the horse eonld; be stone
ped he had placed' his.foot on the child's
'hos; Coaperi &Son,,
CLINTON-..
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NOTICE TO FIIIME118 AND 11111ERS.
Having taken.advantage of the exceedingly low Leather Market, T have purchas-
ed for cash, 200 sides of first class Harness Leather, at a price tlat'enables ate to
give a•good1 .
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Set of Double Harness for $2 i. Single $10 to $12.
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' (ALL - WORK WARRAI,TED,)
Goat ..
oat Robes $G...50, Illnnke'ts 90e: Boots' & Shoes, Low
Now is the, tithe for Bargains -Call. and inspect our'Stook.
IAEA, Clinton.
THE d•GREAT.
HN, a,, TEA .:WA.REQHO-U.SE
TO. 'TIfLn-YRdN°T
b. J. TUTHILL _ & CO. ` - CLINTOPJ
We have received. a Consignment of CHRISTMAS FP.'UITS of all kinds, •which•-
we wrllsell at 'WHOLESALE PRICKS:,. Also - a. larm
ge coniignent:...of good
• LGROCXERY and GLASSWARE. •
W e will g ve,:to.each of ear 'custoutors who will buy -a Gib Caddie ,of our Famou •
TEAS, 't jtandsonie present In - China -or Glasswnow.:._
are, -from
-.nihil the .first :of the -new .year, •»-'
We guarantee all our goods to give 'satisfaction. Call and, tnspeet out stock iind .
• — be convinced..
e "`TGrri. CURED PEELS I.E1IZOT', ORANGE al1Cl. •CITRON.;
THE'BEST PLACE IN TOWX TO:13 Y XMAS PJLtYITS.' •NO -BLOW:'
S. PI LT0 SER o ,.
19, of North Adams; Mass., has Geetikeep-,
ing caiupany fora few months with E. R••
Atwood, to:whom her foster -mother,' Mre.
Charlotte Harrison, objected. Admittance
to ;the 'house"was.•.recerrtly refesod• the
young man,. and the girl said she would
kill herself. A Histol, we's• taken from her
a week ago, and she precured: another, a
head; fracturing the:ekull. Death ensued ,even shooter " Rover." At about 10
a few -minutes afterwards. . • • o'clock at night she went to the cemetery,.
•IIon, John Hannon, of Leavenworth, seated herself on her grendf tfier's grave,-
Kansas, has received 'ii iet'fer'fcom a clergy- fired one shot in the ear to try the pistol
' man at Dodge city, res., who states that and one shot in the centre of her forehead.
during the recent severe weather, -there
had been great : destruction of life'in hit
vicinity. The writer states that .within'a
radius of 1.00 miles of Dodge -eity' 100,000
head of cattle have frozen to death and
•• that 100 human beings are known tolliave i cal extracted the brias mmed,w-anch the e a^ flatten •
perished, and' more .than,100,-have been
missed since the 'commencement -of the,
storm.
• Tobogganing ()petit at once to. become
-a-favorite':.•apart•-with the -deaf, if ''the er•-
• perience c+f Charles A..Moelton, of Stan .1 ,
stead, Canada, 'is worth anything. Dash- A curious htstoricalfaet•isthat.•Lord
ing-down the hill his toboggan upset, and Hartington,. who the other:' night,sup-
, he thrown head first into.. a.. heap of ported the Gonservatb.-e government on
snow and dirt piled alongside of the elide, the crucial -amendment to the . address,
When he recovered consciousness he found n w :ich it wvas drfe,atedl, Banally vet-
oer,
he could -hear, 'sounds with his left o
iii whieh he lied been deaf for eleven ed. with ,the Opposition iii 1859, when
years. The next day lie heard distinctly
warp, that ear, and has:liad perfect hearing
ever since.
The ball did net penetrate the bone of the
skull, but flattened, glanced upward, and"
.lodged two inches over the left eye. She
didnot attempt to shoot again; and: walk=
ed'home, a distance of over .a.mile. Medi -
ed: that it broke in three pieces: The neat'
morniog the mother's objections having.
bean removed, the young man` was sent
for; and the two' levers • were .married by
Tustice'uf-the Pea-ceBower,
the second 'Derby administration was
defeated hi' a• siinilar manner bythis;
teen majority on, an amendment to the •
Mr. •.Adelard• Forget;. deputy sheriff at address. The. curiosity' of the occur. •. ,.
the • ' aces the ver b
Iiatoche, writes to bid ,brother fn to lie'= tench is intensfied.by the fact that in m,br " eSt Cocas.' and 's,HW'
corder's Court, Ottawa, as foliows : "Speak 18. 0 Mr, Gladstone voted with . the rest :designs that c ou14"be Procured.
ing of Radians, you may tell the,braye Ca- Cvnsersative.. pver'nnien t: and mss de- xs arj t ' "
radian volunteers to Meetitheir area clean •, , th$ 'W h019e a • > :lir
and.. their .powder dry. _Theonly-way to featect. while „ 2id J axtingioD-L4(40-..r.-;••------'•-•----e•----------44_...
y y with the Opposition and won, while on
.prevent an oittbrealc ' in the spring is' by
the immediate despatch of -at least 2,000 thisoccasion•it is Lord '"Hartington who
men to the ,south and prevent the hordes a,ietes With the.Coiiservatiye government
freini creasing over into the Northwest.' L1 and is defeated, while. 11it•. Gla•dst4ne..
;can telt you things are not at all reassuring; votes with the Opposition and wtras'.
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h.rerhee,Inanddd fthieeln verythkommuo•ebveafryramuid ineh siysna
elfs Simco the Reform act of 1q 2, a govern-
" I took partians in the• exeeutioe of the Indian ntent hits only been thrice eaten on an
murderers last ynar,' 1 take pretty good address. The. first • time was in 1841,
care, but, at the. same time, don,•, feel any when the Melbourne government way
ion secure." , defeated,. by 91 majority the second
„tithe, tl}at of 1850; dee'oribed as 'above,
when Mr. Gladstone and Lord Harting; -
ten
arting-ton' took" opposite sides, and .„the third]
tine .that of 1886, when .toia Satire
ii n es, on vlal • bury's govorniiient was defeated by''79,
ing 7brith m' ]ding, found bis work shnd null Gladstone and Hartington again
filled with niuuldings, pietnt•e.fratnes and
r other articles,.. while rooms iii the house taking opposite sidles, but reversed from
were gorgeously furnished with valutslile their positions of 1859.. The circum-
ornaments, pictures, etc., all stolen from , sprues 01.0 erutninly ,itratige. -
the firth, The goods were removed to pet:-'•R, .. ...: w...
lice lioad gn_irtrrs. Tomkins, when arrest- Increase(' testimony is horns to the fact
ed, .adnttttad Ito ha l ''boon steslin;; frritn ` that the best family physic, the hest .ewe for
the firm or• oars. The f y o.htin tanker] upon llyr ,yopsia or Uihmisur,;:v is 1)„ Caran'a tiro.
him as rifle of, tliuir best and most trusted mach Littera, 1'hay `thous, sicken or gripe.,
employees. . Afl druggists, 60 cents,
Searie's B1nol., nig i, of l • f 1
- '• UTIATLL
rho China 0•.Canistei.
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I h tve• also on hand 'a large stock o,-'r.A.Bit1'' .•and ..
HAND LAMPS in every. vai tetx: -. HARD WARE
• and TINWARE. A large str,ok a#`COOXII TG .att tl
PARLOR STQVIJS. Agent for :the-G°;URN'EY i4; ':
•-II,A.RRISj BOYNTON FURNACE. - •
waR.STOqn OF,
I,lrnton. .
Por -the Cold Weather,
Wm. Tomkins, cabinet maker with div.
ing & Co., Toronto; was arrested on NVoed,
nesday afternoon on.,the charge of systu
nib''ticalTy'defratlding lids--iitntloycrs by
stealing their roods' ' Detectives, it
A,li. of Which lla,ve .bd
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Our, , tOG.li of `V T
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,alubieire: and, Ru.bbor, Boots,:
ALSO CHILDREN S SPEING
':`tciAra,iito rreotl:s
VERY LOWEST PRICES
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A new \andchoice assortment.
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Clinton,
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riga of Business
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The 'undersigned begs to notify the people of elinten and vicinity that he hes- bought the
HARNESS • 13RINESS , formerly • carried, of by W, • . , ' Newton
And that he is prepared to furnish
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• fi'arfnss, Gmlisl`s, Whips; Trunks, Valises,. Buffalo hobos, Sfadkets.
. And everything nstielly kept' in a first-class Harness Shop, At the lowest prices. Speelal .
• :attention is directed to my atoek, of Ltosrr Il.t:usaa:i, which 1 will make a epooialty;
,E AIR.' ATG PR011IPrLY ATT.IENDE D TO.
`1#y strintattention tebininess, crud carefully studying the wants of my oustolnera,u1 hope to
merit. if fair ahem of patronage. Clive me a mall before eerohasin elsewhere.
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