The Clinton New Era, 1886-07-02, Page 3to
EllIDAY, MAY 3, 1880.
A iVelltollenried PoOPY.
Every now and again the. Conservative
Papers break out with the remark tha
"Mr. Blake has no Policy," and for tin
, assumed reason they *lin be is not en
----------,.,„.titled to support. Those who give th
- 'natter any thought and an examinatio
of the facts hearing on the matter, if they
are honest in their reasoning, ivill arriv
at adifferent eonchision. The Reform
&party has a very decided policy, a policy
with far more body and substance te it
than the policy Of the Conservative party,
if we accept the deternituation of the lat.:
tor to plunder the pelalic chest.
For instance, it is a defined policy ofthe
- Refornivarty thaGthe Senate shOuld be
reconstructed. We would go even fur-
tlaer that its reconstructioe. Our readers
will-ivelleremember -that -only_a_few abort
•-- -weeks-age-Hone-Davidelifills.-movedrand_
supperted in a fereible speech, a resolu
tion to the effect that it was desirable that
the Upper Chamber of the Canadian Par-
liament should be. elective. That resolu-
Lion was heartily supported by ihe Reform
party as a whole; yet it was defeated by
the party of progrese-save the mark !-
on the ground thakthe Senate was inodel-
led after. Britiala institutions.
. Again, the Reform party in Parlialment
lune-emesisteratly-sappertedeet, he-eause-a,
temperaace. It has in every• casein yell
the question has come up in the House,
ranged itself alongside ,temperanceLeaul
has in every way endeavored to give the
people of the Dominion, What they 'de-*:
mended in the way of legislation be ring
. , on the proingtiert of temperance. OttlY
• the other d_ay Mr: Riakd_nuived that Mr.
Jemieson's amendments -to the Scott Ad
be placed upon .the Go.vernment papers,
• but the Tory tulministration refused this
very.reasoeableiequest, and declined to
. give the temperance peoplean okidrtunity
• of making the Sot t Me What they desired
it to be. . . . .
Thre-Reform party hes 'very pronounced
opinions upon the subject of expenditure
upon . 'matt -Idiom, and has frequently
raised HS voice in parliament against the
• lavish :out -pouring of moley for the' pur-
pose of importing laborers to take the
breacrout of the mouths of men already
here. But the yeice was dicrivned in the
howl of the majorityond the world is told
because, unable t.o pia its policy on the
statute book, the Reform party has no
policy.
The Eeformers belieye that •the: debt of
Canada is far 'greater then the require:-
. meets Of the country -demand. They•
Beve that rigid economy should 'he prac-
tised in earrying•on tlae Administration,
instead of wilful Nemec. Thar4hereare
eltogether to rainy .employees in "the
Civil Serviee tor.the amina fit, of work (lobe,
and that= immense saving.to the coon,
try might be effected . by,a wise and pre -
dent administration.. ,
- On the subject of the inanagement'of
the northwest the Reform party utters no
.. -, ____nricertain_sound....LIts-doctraie
land should should .be for the settler, the price
for the people, not. that the land 'should
be parcelled gut among colonization eorn-
peplos, and railway syndicates, gotten up
by 'friends Of the party, in power for the
sake (dunking and grabs, and holding °li-
neal higher -values are reached. It is op;
posed to the death- NS a system that could:
create a rebellion like that of 1885, n sys-
tem of tyranny,' opptessiori and •crind nal:.
neglee that would fit beteer into a deeade
• of the middle ages' then into one el the
nineteenth century. - • ' ' • -..,
The policy of the Reform' party on that,
• and scores of otlaer publie questions. is
Reform! Reform! Reform! .111enibers
.of the party there may, lielvizo are lame
ar d halting in their opiniona--L•willing,yet -
half afraid, to take a- step'out of the beat -
track, yet they ere net the Reform
• party, any more that we believe Sir Sohn
1 Alandonald and the political eorreorants
• he has around him, in Ottawa aro the.
lit
great Conservative party. The Re-
.. -f 'arInuele.poi icy, but-it-iseaepolicy-
for the good of the country, not for the
good f th Ad ihistration only, and its
1 promoters and supporters being Men who
will not stoop to eonquer they have not -
had that opportutrity of 'putting tlien-'-'7'
principles of public policy into practice• .
that has been 'Offered t6 the men who
• would, and who did, stoop to any base -
netts to sdctire dace, and who are holding
• it by the most profligate waste of the pub, . t
lie funds, and the most Unblushing. cor- )
ruption of public men, that any English.speakinecomtry has seen since the (lays
• of Walpole. • •
, ....----;.„1,.........„---, •
—__:____souvisra—coontigoindeice
last year. Cherries are itt ablindanoe, And
tirteg Wets, per qoart„ also whortleherries,
gooseberries, blackherriea anti a few rasp-
berries, the latter bringing 15°4. per quart.
Prn epples and bananas are the great lux-
ory here ; they come froea Florida, as well
as all uur earliest vegeteblee. lIorne,grown
t vegetable are now coming in, and are get.
ting very •aburniunt stun citt.esp- that is,
Cheap to what they have been here -bur
0 not to 0, northern viewof ptioes, as I bind
u from the New Elia that your prices, will
range froin one-half to two-thirds less than
e the. Prices obtained beret for almost every
ar isle of farmers produce. Large lusoioue
watermelons are in from Florida, ale
atualtraelons, and abundant of tomatoes
whiolf are eagerly bought up by those wilt
are able to buy theni, which are, I am
• sorry to say., only the favored few. The
orauge =I) is nearly exhansted, owing, to
the destructiou of the crop in Florida,frorn
the severe frosts of last winter, The Was
• of oranges in one county alone, footed up
nearly $1,000,000. The county of Orange
being literally covered witiva sheet of neer-
le ripened fruit, vvhieh after ebipMen.S by
speculators paying 30eta. per box, were
condemned by the board elf health of New
-Yorle-cityr-a.e&-domped-irite-tha-L4iayee
Later in. the !lesson targe quantities of
maims and tomatoes will come in from the
country round. about here, and will sell
for one-half to one-quarter the prices, ob.,
tained now. Especially this the case
with peaches, as` in August you can buy
almost any quantity of them for 25 to 50ots
per bushel, natural fruit or fromseetielng
trees. You can obtain hundreds of pounds
of dried peaches to -day here for the trifling
sum of 3 or 4ots. per ib., peeled unpeel-
ed,. Grapes have not ripened yet, but
will in the course of a tnonth or less.. The
rertirprmisitireto Tifirdliiii,""biir
citable weather . may yet thwart all ur
'prospects, as last Yeke did by the tot, •
Atlanta, Ga., 15tb.
, .
' must tell you. a- little more about At.
biota' At the risk of being considered sante-
what tiresome to your many readers ; but this
city is e type of =My other southern cities
and Miens, and when you become' ecquiinted
with. the peediarities' of the people and coun-
try,' iiriTjlind tberirt ere, -you may take has
•a sample of svhet eenthern cities. and
towns are. •Io. the firet place, Twill say, the
most objeotionable feature a licirthern Mara ex-
periences. on, his arrival here,' Ped •which
makes him feel somewhat nereconctiledte the
country, is the presence of en ninny negroes
, for you May he &dial° Surprised. when I. ip
form you that fully one half of the population
of this city are of this el iss, few only are
possessed Of any therms beyond a small cabin;
and are 'generally huddled • togethee ite the
cheapest and Most undesirahle places,. '
sebthditi;liefe"ftliey are located, property will.
• net coMmuntl-ltalrigirrates;-aurtif-they hap
pen to beeeme °where of prbperty that is val-
uable on eimonne of location,. are always wilt-
ing to sell, and retrieve' to their oVin quarter,
where they feel more at home -for, negroes •
are not even' thought as intleh, Of here as at
the north, and are entirely separate frotii the
whites in. their :4°010- relations. They are
generally • einploYed as Servants, 'although
there Are a few second andthird rate mechan,
iSs arnong them, such as Carpenters; masons,
Painters, shoe -makers, etc- When etnployed
as .servante they never inhabit: the houses of
their em Me) ers.• 'Go -.where. you you
will always find a separate:house-for them
,eerected at the rear 'end of thelot. • The Fed-
eral Government have tried their- best to
level all distinct ni between races,. by ap-
pointing 'nee/roes to Many -high 'official. posi-
tions...in the Southern States, \ is very
displeasing to all ,rionth-ere people bat it is
beyond their poWer.to remedy, and a "bitter.
pill for thetti • to ,strallon, "' eft" erlier times;
immediately *either subjugationof the Smith
in the lite civil war, crowning indignity
cast upon the south by ,the Goiternment,
• was practiced to a much greater- extent, than -
•at present. I have said in a former letter that
reboot-, two-thirds- or'three-fourths--•
-ofth
criminals. of the eountry are colored,: as the
stetistics of oritne.will -show, and pi the pop
uIation ie about equally divided in the two •
.races, this .wOu'd • prove the black. inert to be
more iriamoral thaii the white, • •L do not
think, from what I have witeessed, that this
differenee, arises, ao: Much. ,from the natural-
tendeeMeS .of the colored man to .orime, as
from partialipy. towards -the white mat in .our
courts. In their conviction,, the tee:tin:6ex of,
-one White man is inightler.Sien half-a-dos:ea
:liegroeis,' Then, again, neer! ett
help. each, other out. of a •diflienIty, if. they
are ever so eripable, and the Whiteman al-.
way will, rill,.and is. Often successful, at least in
o iattring a more lenient punishment
The liberality of our northern friosida in
endeavoring to elevate the . colored man .
qn.ite apparent -On eaniblvethretigh-this'-di6r,
as the Many beautiful and stately edifices.
Lar his. higher education attract our attention.
There are eo less.than four mammoth uni-
versities of_thie locatedin yerious, parte
of Atlanta, commanding magnificent -elevated
positions, and surrotinded with . luxuriouei
grounds and park's, 'capable of aecOmodating
twelve-or-fifteen:hattdred etudatiftt=inultruSt7,
ingovery material „and 'to the disadvantage
.
of his white brotherin the higher branches of
education, aathere are (Ally two or three
High Schools or Seinit which are quite
'nferior in size and attraetivenesaefor ale educe
, -
tip a our white citizens. But WY considered
blind and mistaken philanthropy in ' our ner.
theta friends to devete their spare mne illioin
endeavoring to.give the negro, as it elase, amp,.
thing more than a common school odacation!
That he is Wei iorgh,y. nut-i-re+hy.:intellect, and;
hat -a claseicareducation Win not benefit him or
tie race in any way: To understand the negro
Character thoroughly, it is necessary to come
among them, and judgo Itim as you will find
him ie the various walke of life,,,and 1 gueran•-
tee that the opinion of many a northern aboliti.
(mist will Income changed. Of novae &ivory
is now done with there forever ; but : notwith'
s an ang a sgrea evi s, an many a u
I could particularlY narrate, Iquestion very
much if the negro le any better off to.da,v, itt
the sputh,avith all hikboasted • freedom than
before the writ, but e en .vorqe. As a Ale be
has little ability to ta o care of himself, .and
whee lie earns money and obtains itr-ivlach by
he way he Only does to the full amount -will
not lay it out to advanta e I t dy
conomy as long att ha has a nickle Ina
pocket to pay for his next niettl„. and when
mployment is not to be had,. slams all but
taryation, and this leads him into cr'me Or.
tumid sickness overtake him or his fetidly they
re left to die without proper medical attend,
nce. The question whether the negroes
et finally greatly out number the 'white potra.
ation usurp political povver, and become mits.
ers of the 'Whole eouthren 'toiletry, has been
requeritly discussed; But although the
egro far tire most, prolific of the tw)
keg, the rate of mortality among them is dutch
greater, Tho death rate among the negroes in
Atlanta is always at least &Wile that of the
v_hi.t_QPP.ftlihttieh---T-have-bafore -rne-the more -
nary rettneeLef-the-cityldSitvientfilie-Ge4-tif'
tom 13, which giros the imbiber of de.tlia a
• Edilor of the Clinton Nett, gra.• ,•
• Altlioogli apparen tlY early to a northern •
Man, araright in the midst of a South-
ern summer, with all ita luscious fruits,
harvests of goldeo grabs, and -die usual t
advent of inyraids , of flies, and a few
w lc 'an imbecile mosquitoes. The 4
flies, especially, arevery troublesome. It
seems. to me they are entailer than the 8
usual house fly of Canada taut reorii n.
ble and persistent in their determination a
to stoney. 13ut we will now turn our at- a
tontion to 'something: tnio agreeable, n),
Ripe 'peaches from vineyarda, (40 awes
south of here), have been in Athlete Mar.. f
kottfri the peat 10 days, and selling from 11
$1, °MOM per 1 bushel. 'The. Variety is r
Alexander, rather a peer peadli,' very much
object to rot, and will generally decay
-e-on---theesecontle-day--ifter-alripurent-The-t
- crop was Very light this.year, and rotted
worse than uptial, we think it is owing to
*1A 11
nnsua severe winter. • Heft r verities • C
1
weeks, and there will be more s tisfaction );
couPle of Z.
in handling them' for shipment, Plums
are Scare° also, from the sa.me mese. A, ;
few only are in the market, and they bring
good pritea. We have new harvest apples t
f or sale,! Moto/side of northern- tipples 61,o
1 Wm. t at 51 -only white, and 45
o
will come in in the °orate of alored -34 were colored children tinder 6
ears., I will close by giving you att illustra-
ion of the tiegro character ad YOt;will fiticl
1:n at the South today,
'Are you going to make a crop this yetir,
Take 'No, sir. eon ; bidet. 4. poor darkey
ike MO What haint got node) cant make tie
rap t� do hint any geed, I been trynow for
re° Years right etraight along, end I-eemes-
den behime ebry time, Whet; ootton bring
,11 IA IWO I refiggclirr
good price I dont naakabut half a crap. When. I kat xtract a frfahr_plitatti mut.
I make a whole crap den it dont bring nuffitt„ a• I. 11,01 '1111)31'0W 11•JeGrk.;.(ir'ft
hardly, and so betwixt de one and between the
de oder .L comee ontem behime. I dont 1;now
how it is, Innis: 1 work for aa fine mea ever
brake brea-1, pears like, but dey all .got too .
Alan Affffera for am, neber ne to settle'
0 'MP "t...t. 1.11.,, d Mr 1)1)1,watt.)
dy I. tsougi 111 °twirl! re, croup, Amh-
ara, awl .111 iiiriferalior Ur 1,1W throat, mugs arid
c is.er. A • lulporal pa1410,4 tinagorotetanh,
041.0004 fire avoided, whien 'pada a it safe for
eiril•t or rein i.s. ...rim Or. &tie and $1 per bottle-
dey as de whole sides of de botilr full of Eggert) at wortilitigtou's Drag Store.
far Jake. Look like dat liggers has had sumo ,
thin &gin eber since freedom, De white • '
finks say dar ia de Eggers Jake-dat. what de
Dar is de bacon an de meal and de lasses aud ,TheA
4TidNAPTIENT KO Ammogia,
figgers say end (ley lay it all ori de figgers.
de bakks, ail right,.and I get ern and me and ds
ole °min and, de chillun eat it all up and date
so, bless God, and we oorild hab swan wid all ,
dat if it want' for delifegers-dey is de biggest '
load, of all for a poor nigger to zaWy. 1 could
pay for everything but de fighters I makes
cotton anti 1 makes core. Cottonforde 'wince- 4.
ment and cora for my bread. Bass git all de
cotton tor de 'vancements and all de corn for
de figgers, and fore Christmas cum I 'taint got -
nuffin and hay to work in de mines besides- .t.:
and so I haint eivie_e to (gap it no more untwell
de times gite bett*. 118 jes gwine to job it
'
roan and alnatat,"
CANADIAN.
• Atlanta,,Ge., June 4th,„,
• PE UTE NE
Mr. Thos. Pridharn, of Gown
---
Perth Fall Assizes will be held:on
13th, at Stratford.
Within the past two yeers Feline 120 re
tired farmers have aettled in St. Marys..
If you are bihoos, take Dr. Pierce'
"Pleasant Purgative Pellets," the origiuel
"Little Itiver Pills," Of ail druggists.
• Mr. Davis sold by auotion,at Bernholm,
on Friday, the Barnett farm. It was per -
chased by Mr. TiMothy Regan, for the
sum of 0,06. •
.
is
buihl-
The 0:ieeillest and roust certain Inc:Mettle ia the Merl
IVeR.utelBAIslilentiertike:11a1":1N11:14.111:11,14.ifir:::nSuntEgivp:11111ilat.,ecia:1:5161.
leemale IV Onitness.
mo'1:11 jniti_vhoeramutt anterud onirmce,i.ritoainnerseffanneuditrnirrilo reiliteaveripa...04g
anteed cripples. Swollen Joints, Varicose veins, Bites of
'ept. Insects erntek fleadaelm. No;mitor grease; 14 della ood
oweet; not son. .
follainniaflon of the Kidneys, Bright's
Dinenso.
Diabetes, Tocoutiocuce Of urine. is tne mar 3:whoa 1
tit world posaeitaluraltestive powers. Can betake), 10
tem iy; eures I 'ramps sod Colic, Minima and Dreentey.
r nil Druggists, Trini Bettie, '23e.
Write E. GILES, tier i.1182 N.Y. 1'. O., who till $ite
advice an I diseases,. .
eirrutuina:141stilthfuenaBm4erttP101giadtehaelegTaVanWct:itinreillteLefFthhee
di aoverern ma over each cork.
num ImeitovED tiatirmAKD PILL, --Safe sure re.
Ilaile atul effective, purely 'Vegetable, ;POT the elue or all
ill asses of the Stemma, him, Dowels, •&c. 8e04 Jerttll
drafraisre st pc. par box.
jr„ a former resident
of St: Marys, has beep nominatedby th
Coneervative party of the county of Por-
tage la Prairie, Man., as their candidate
at the next Proxincial election.
'At the meeting of county council, at
Stratford, held last week, it was recom
mended that wagon tires be riotless than
three inches, and sleigh runners to be
three feet nine inches hetwoan runners, •
The Inspector of the peblict scheola_re-
petted at the Coenty Council last week,
that there are 106 -school eectione in the
county, otriploYing 118 teachers; and -that
Contracts have been:lot for the erection of
5 !nick schoolliguses,
. . .
MJ&hnRobjnsor, jr„ of the 4th line
Blansharcl; sustained a severe injury pn,
Saturday last, by falling from a felre,
which resulted ,in.breeking to!, collar bone.
however, -he is progressing ite ,favorably
as posaible. z •' • •,
XJsTo 'been ;Prevalent -In -Lis to-
.Wol for the teat week, or. two.. 1•Tot ably
childrn but several grown hp people were
1ad- up for a few 'claysi,:but the. diseade
'steins have tinishen itsteurse; and. the
isufferera are eithee well ott on a fair Wee to
meovety. . .• • •• '
Word hes been received of the death
by drowning, in the Weatere States, of Me.
R, Eiley,a well keewn resident of Downie.
Mr, Kiley Was engeged in rafting intriber,..
.and was attempting to sheet the rapids' on
the river on which he was. tiorkine 'ivhen
the amid -Pet -eccerred- which. Cost tith his
life. • . • . • •• .• '; •
At the; Jtine cheese fair in • Listowel,
twenty-one factories registered3,000,boxet..
The 'toilet, .owing to the lownee's Of the
ceble, was' tether dull, but 30 boxes were
seld te.Mr. .A.iteheson at.61. ets., and 010
at 7 -cents. Since. the , fen; Mr; Aitchileori
/las •b'ottglit; several lots and hasshipped
two cep loads, toeGltisgoW. • ' . •
•
.
• Another of the olderresidenti of Sian
. .
shard hae. paisecieway,. in the person' of
Mr. 'John Moore, the °' base line, Mr.
MuOre,,with his fatiiilyeante-to'biansliard
over 30 -scare ago; and hes".resided there
ever since. • He was a cjuiet andindustrions
man and ft good' neighbor. las been
in..deelitting health for sometime, pest,and
on.Suuday.breathed hi? last.: ••••
• A .fire• nearly.eceurreci ,Mt. .DaVtie
•
ewellery store, Mi toilet]; en Monday fore
no= laet. . his brother, who.is.engaged as
, • • ,
a workman in tboA'ilace, was acildering
som�. article, whee he accidentelly opset it
bottle, of. methylated "spirits • Which was
deeding -on the..he eh, . It at once ignited,
add was spreading rabidly,- when a couple
of ruga and a 'blanket • were thrown Over
the blaze, whit& soon smothered the fire.
The danedge hone enidunts 'to.pbOut $30,
whichis covered by inserance.
• .1‘.1essrs. 1, Hobson and T. Sliaw)-olthe
'Lite Stock ,Joernal, Hatriilton, : passed
through Stratford, Thursday, 'route...for'
Seaforth; to inspeetlho feral . of Mr, DIck-
sop, Seaforth,.. who entered, this year, in
competition . for the ; Sweep -stakes Gold
_Medal;prize.--They:sayetliwerdtie;-ooire
Whole, are rather ender than over the
average in the coutitrY, generally owing to
the •dry weatheethat heti preVatled in matey
parte, . Setting in efter the wet weather of,
early spring. This year,•ip •the faint eon,
tett for modals, it is,the battle thogiants.
No leasthan eighteen.farine have been on-.
teeed" in competition ip ..variouis parts of
the. Cd_untry betWeen Chatham ' and Rere.
free,.
'•
. •
Says the Mitchell. Advocate sad-
dbaths occurred in this neighborborld Since
our last issue.. At about. noon on 'Satur,
day the young wife of Mr. Joshua Vivian,
daughter of Mr. Win.,Hodge, Fullerton,
pessed away ..te a better hind. ;,She had
xn,
_ 1.1
ots:
first born, and being of a stirring disposi-
tion she got about her house -work tho
much agaityst the wish of her husband atia
medical attendaut, 'which brought about a
relapse, ending in death. Her funeral on
Sunday .was atneng the largeet• ever wit -
flossed in this part of the twenty. .The
body had scarcely been committed to trio-
ther earth when the father -avian?' of de -
dented, Mt.. .Geo. Viyian, was' summoned.
to Dublin to the sick had of . his daughter,'
Mrs. Alex, itoss. She was daneerouely
114 and Contideled to aink ..,until Tuesday,
when she was relieved of •ill earthly trou
ble. 1 -ler cemplaint was similar to thateef
her sister-in-law, In both cases the
finite are living. The families end relatives
have our deep felt sympathy,
IflvathSHrcaUistitute
organized with it Nil stair or ciglitean
Mrieneed and siciirrat PhYSICia1113
Srictl nrirgCOlia far tine treatment or
tatrontc ,titfeeriees.
• CIIII.FIELO .9F• s.u.cCESS,.
Myatt io Nasal Catarrh. Throat and
Lung Diseases, *Liver and Kidney
Diseases, Bladder Diseases, Diseases
otWontenkfli °oil Diseases and Nev..
Otis Affeeil„ons, mired hero Or at bora%
Wither without seeing., pat,lent. Come aria
see, us, or seild ten vents in .stairipster our
Invalids, (nide Sit.,0 Whieh gives
all particulars. •
. Nervous Debility, /limo -
tautly, Nocturnal Losses4
and all Morbid Conditions
caused by Youllifill
tee and ,Pe.rti e 1 ons Soil.
tary ,Practiees• aro speedily
and permationlY cured by our
Specialiets. Book, post-pald,, me. in steinlis. •
esteem!eeeen, kaupture, or 13rericb,7..radi,..
rally -cured, without the,knife,-
fiuPTU without dependence upon
trussen_• end with l•Ory, little
Eitanips, pain. "nook sent for ton cents
PILE TETHEDItS and 'STRICTV JCS
.for tentreatewitht t orteatest sums. .., gent .
•
Disref4slitViltanPor.P.rtesnjerit2Z, Gear=
,Street, Buffalo, N.
. 'The treatment, of many
thoesands bt • CAM of, these
"DISEASES" OF, I -Ukases peculiar •to
WMAEN..
DELICATE
DISEASES.
T.7C7' en)
at the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, has at,
forded Iarge.experienee in edirnting remedies
for their,,cure, auff • .
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Favorite• . Prescription
la the result.of this vast experience.
It is a powerful Restorative Tonle
and Nervine, imparts vigor And strength
to the system, and onres, ir.by magic, Lou--
eorritea,. or 06"wilfitesp. ukcessive
flowing, painful Menstruation, un-
natural suppressions, peoiapeus or
falling of the uterus, weitu back,
auteversion, retroverslon, bearing
down sensations • chronic conges-
tion, inflammation and ulceration
'of the violate, intiainniation, pain
and tenderness In ovaries, Internal
heat,' and (g female woalcnosem
It promptly. relieves ' and cures Nausea
and Weakness of Stomacb, Indigos.
tion, 111 oating, Nervous Prostration,
and Sleeplessness, in either sex.
-PRICE $1,00, wow Ngq,opo.
-• 6 wroar9eLIES
Sold byDruggists everywhere. Send
San cents in stainpd for Dr. Pierce's large
Treatise on Diseases -of -Women, Illustrated.
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
003-1/FaTin-Week-BI71110A1(0, iz
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•SICK -HEADACHE,
/Bilious Headache,
/Dizziness, Constipa.
tion, -Indigestion,
and Milieus Attacks,
promptly cured by br.
Pierces Pleasant
/Purgative Pellets, 26
cents it Vial, by Druggists.
SEEDS
CARR•OTS,. TURNIPS, PXJ6eICNVIIEAT
•tlud WESTRN ,C9101,
ilfcGregior's Lung ErollApOillidt-
JJav yotia bad Cough,a4hronio lloarnenesti,-
a feeling of Lightness in the Cheat, Weak lungs,
or any similar complaint/ If so, buy at once a,
bottle of McGregor's Lung compound. "It'll
cure you:, It contains OntIOOly 110* anticlines,
et which ono dose ts more erfootuut than, it
whole bottle ef the oltt time remedies. It in pot
nom 64. and SI bettica. Sold by Worthington,
druggist. Try it, and you will neVet have roe.
On to comphon.
Rapid City aspirecto beeOlne the leech,
centre of Manitoba. There is ineoh young
stock in the vicinity, and the 'hi/riding
system has boon introdueed.
9 59 per i.
BilOSZE KING PoTATone, eve. per Le'.
A A 1
elDg WANTEDeior OAT-MAE.Air/ I(12f ,toTStimilllniSe 111 t
• OIL CAKE! $2.50 PER CWT.1
JAMES STEEP, CLINTON.
,Blyth .Pump Factory.
JAMES FERGUSON
naegretneved hitt businesti to the premlsee forMerly
known ea Mil MOUNTOASTLn NULL, would that*
all old patrons fOr past favors, and is ILI it better posi-
tion than ever to promptly fill AU orders entrusted to
A STOCK OF 00013 PUMPS ON HANK -
Ordered work a specialty. Wella dug and completed
-cnrshort woriatuartintced--. -nrleesreasek.
able.--Onnonsinr-riam-rwarrtv xrtautitsrld."-
3A.108 • FERGUSON, =Tit,
, S. IWILS0111.0,
GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE, ac,,
.„,. . ttunv gprittr, Ctigto.w,
letoPe'rhefol oittiid,preirintly iittetiifed teat Scusoij.
• .alne.rates. Aerial solicited,
/
ALASKA SPECTACLES:
Columbus
N. •
have-just•purchased a pair of
ALASKA. SPECTACLES from
Roh.-W. Coats, so that I can ex-
amine his New COLUMBUS
WAWA.' that .1: have heard *so
• tnneh of.
find they will Stantl the closest
inspection and are the nicest
"-watelr-ma( 0,
See the new 24 hour al Mock
in hiS winclox
MOM. CCD.A.TS,
Watelimaker, Jeweller.- and Engraver, Cliniont
%Nam is gang kinical Motor.
BUT
1R0 C+ -A, I 1\1-
Make the Wheels of businesa httm, if You like iliat secnre early the
' • • BARGAINS we offer you. •
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30p4.r cent Reduction in MILLINERY, consisting of 725 Ladies' and
Children% STRAW HATS • and BONNETS; the very latest Styles.
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• SEE OUR TREMENDOUS STOOltOF
HIROIDERIES AT COO.
Mageigcent range in SASH •RIBI3ONS in Black and Colors, 9 inches wide in •
,P,L.A.uiC RIBDON for SASH' and D.R.VSS TRIMMINGS ab 30e. per '
— yaidEuU range all over OR1ENPATL4.CES
BESLEY'S Millinery Ethporium.
ti.LEGA. NT LINE OF
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For Ladies', Gents and Children:'s Wear.
11.1GtIE*T GRADESi•NEWEeT STYLES, BsjQuALiTY
.PritcES '1`0 St It 4.1199 149r1:s.. EnGs icex ENO/ANON:.
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For sale by the GRAND RAPIDS at INDIANA
It, R. CO. Sugar maple the principal timber.,
.4a'vantages Railroads already 'built, turner,
aim toWns and cities, one of' the hgalthieseparts•
of the tinned States,purest vater, good markets,
• fine. fruit, good. roads, schools, chureheS, large
•••••! •••
-gricultural papularker, best building matetial at
low figures, good soil, low ,prices, easy terms,
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• V 20.44th:idol, information, address • .
EITIGITART
hotontistioner, 0•001 Rapidti
Percheron
HORSES.
IslakjimItacklata
Grosse Isle, Mich.
• All stock' selected
from -the -get o5. siree
and dams of estab-
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registered in the
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WA.Cill &PASSIM, Detroit, lake. ' •
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r/IIID SUBSCRIBER BAITING JUST COMPLETED
end furnished his :law M1114%11111 with machin-
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to attend to all Ordartf In his lino tp the most prompt
and satisfactory mariner, and at reasonable rates. He
would also return thaniolo all who patronized the
old arm betore-theio were burned eutrand-now-boing
40 it better position to exeoute orders expeditionsly,„
feels confident be Oan give eatisfaetionto all,
PAOTO'RY:,--Near the Grand ThInk, Pait
way, Clinton.
THOMAS rileKENZIE.
• HURON AND BRUCE
.1.4oati and Investment y
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2708 Company is Loaning Money ott Farm
&ow* at' Lowest .1?dia ot MOM;
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• SAVINGS PANIC BPANOIL
8, 4 and 5 per. Cent, Interea Alloteed on
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Benents.in a day; euros usually within it ritenth.,
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description, hundreds of testimonials, with hitter‘
of advice mailed in plaindmaled envelopes, free. ,
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$t3.0 OWT,
BRAN by TON or CWT.,
AT dOors. PER OWI,
Delivoted any Where 10 tOtvt frets De Oflargo
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