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The Clinton New Era, 1890-09-12, Page 5a RUMBALLJ 8 CGS a PEAT ACLES ELEPHONE OFFICE p LATED W ARES AND TRIPLE PLATED CHAINS H ANDSOME NGRAVED S ILVERWARE FOR Wanted An apprentice boy to learn Sheep Skin twin WM. MAEDEL, Benmiller. 3 Caution .Any person found destroying or injuring property belonging to the Gynasium of the giate eBoawill be H. HINECSecy. y order oftberd. W. Wanted, Wanted to exchange a Kentucky Star driv- iorr• a heavy years four y work team of FarmaHorrt ses from 'BYO to eight years at once. PLUSISTEELY& GIBBINGS. DR. PROUDFOOT, _war Oculist and Aurist, Montreal, Will be at the COSIMERCIAL HOTEL, in Clinton. on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 15 and 16, be consulted for any disease ormay upon the Eye, Ear, Throat or Nose. SIRS. WHITT. M:C.S:M TEACHER OF MUSIC. Piano, Organ and Technicon, or Muscle developer. for uee of pupils. Rooms at Mr. S. Hertt's, Rattenbury Street, Cliuton,, FOR SALE OR TO RENT. , HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT --ON Albert Street, (Miss Trewartha's) suit- able for small family and is in good repair; ordinary conveniences. Also good second hand Cook Stove for sale ,heap. For parti- culars apply to JOHN BEAN. FOR SALE OR TO RENT—HOUSE AND Lot for sale or to rent, on Townsend St., rooms, and is heated with hot air. There is The house, which is new, contains fourteen also a good stone cellar, good lawn, bard and soft water In abundance. The lot contains } of an acre. Terms reasonable. Apply on the premises or to MRS C. CARTER, Clinton. Lf To Rent. Good brick store, with splendid cellar, suitable for any business. Situate opposite the market. Clinton. Rent moderate. W C. SEARLE. House to Let. Voters' List for 1890. MUNICIPALITY OF THF. TewN rig•' CLIN1'ON:, COCNri OF HURON. Notice is hereby given, that 1 have trans- mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 5 and 6 of The ()Mario Voters' List Act, 1889, the copies required by said sections to be transmitted or delivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap- pearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be entitled to voila in the said Municipality at Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections ; and that said list was first posted up at my office, at Cliuton, ou the 4th day of August, 1890, and reruains there for iuspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and, if any omissions or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have tho said errors correct- ed according to law. Dated this 4th day of August, 1890. \VM. COATS. Clerk of the Towu of Clinton. On Ratteubury St.Eatt,asnrall comfortable house with a good stone cellar, hard and soft water a number of fruit tree's and garden and other conveniences. Apply at this office. House to Rent. In good location, plenty of room, geed water, stable and woodshed. Rent low. Ap- ply at NEW ERA Office. House to Let. The elegant and comfortrbte brick cottage on Victoria street, near the manse, adjoin- ing the residence of J. L. Doherty.g :garden, die. H. HALE. For Sale or to Let. Frame house, recently occupied:by Dr. Williams, situated on corner of Albert and Mill Streets. It has a good cellar, hard and • soft water, largo lawn, and good barn. Lot contains of an acre. Terns reasonable. THE 'VILFOIt1) HALL R. EVOLUTION .. Set. 11, 1890. Wheat, Oats new Barley Peau Flour0 13 a 0 13 Eggs 0 14 a 0 15 Wool 0 20 a 0 20 Pork 6 00 a 5 50 Hay 4 60 • 5 03 Hides 3 25 a 3 25 Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 72 NEW FALL WHEATS. or the Early Admi L�;G1`ITO�i MAIi$klTa oorroot • odsv�ry Thursday •It4rnoqu. �' �j Thursday, p fall 0.93 a 0 93 Oat old 038x040 0 34 a 0 34 040a04b Ob8a058. perbal 6 70 a 670 Butter - Trade WE ARE PREPARED We notice that The STEEL BROS., CO. Scedemen, Toronto, are offering the follow. ing new varieties : Canadian Velvet Chaff, Golden Cross, Early Red Clawson, Jones' Winter Fyfe, and American Bronze. Send for a copy of their circular, it will pay you. should now be se- lected and planted during September and October to produce those handsome beds of Tulips, Hyacinths, Crouses, &c., that delight the eye so much in spring. Saud for a Dopy of The STEELE BROS. CO.. Toronto, Autumn Catalog. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET There is nothing new in the situation of the cattle market, matters being in about the same position,and cables that had been reoeivad up to the time of writing go to show that tthere was no improvement at Liverpool. Shippers are feeling rather blue, and more than one have signified their intention of stepping down and out for the time be- ing, or until some money can be made. Manitoba cattle are coming in ,freely. About 18 cars arrived at the C.P.H. yards on Saturday night 67 head of which were bought at $3.70 per cwt. About 60 stockers were bought by one shipper at 3c per lb at the east end,and another markets, paying from 3f to die. These cattle will average about 1,100 lbs, and will%) forward as seuond quality fat cattle. Another lot of 80 head brought 4 to 4ic, and were in fair- ly good condition, in fact, could be classed as fat stock and will be shipped as such. Sheep, according to dealers here, are not making money on the other side, and the market here is rather dnll in consequence. FALL BULBS Important Testimony. The REV. COVERDALE WATSON'. for the last throe years the popular pastor of the Ceatral Methodist Church, Moor St.,Toron• to, but now of Victoria, R.C., writes under date of Aug. 5th, 1890, as follows:—"Dear Mr. Simpson: Yours of the 20th July was duly received. 1 can only say with respect to Dr A. Wilford Hall's Hygienic treatment, that I regard it as a wonderful discovery , and if perseveringly used it cannot fail to be of great service I would advise any one to get the pamphlet, begin the use of the treat- ment and throw medicine to the dogs. A very clever t.hysician said to me the other day, "let medicine alone and get rid of tha waste materials, and the organs will perform their functions." THis 18 FuECISei,v WHAT THIS TREATMENT DOES. Sincerely yours, C. WATSON. REV. W. P. HALL, of Point Peninsula, N.Y., Writes: "Di . Hall, Dear Sir, -1 have just an- swered a letter from Utah Territory. A friend wished to know if my testimonial was given cor- rectly in the MICROCOSM ? I answered yes; that it was true to the letter, and that my indorse- ment was nowhere near as strong as 1 could now truthfully make it. I told him that your treat- ment had cured are of rheumatism, kidney dis- ease, catarrh and other complications of disease, so that from crutches and helplessness, I am now as well and free from disease as fifty- years ago. Some have accused me of being a relative of yours and of trying to favor you. This is not true,ex- cept so many generations back that it can not be traced. And further, 1 have no financial inter- est in the business, and only desire to make the treatment known to benefit suffering humanity-. I have already received and answered more than sixty letters from all parts of the country, re af- firming the truth of my testimonial, and I will gladly answer a hundred times sixty 1 t;,ereby 1 can induce sufferers to try your treatment. as I declare before God my unfaltering conviction, both from my own experience and observation in numerous cases, that your discovery, if pro- perly used and persevered in, will cure any form of curable illness flesh is heir to, -1 am ready now to proclaim to all men unreservedly that your treatment as set forth in your Health Pamphlet and without drugs of any kind is the healing balm for the afflicted that is capable of supplying health to every suffering sea and daughter of Adair, Let me know how i can servo you, and command me freely. Your friend gratefully, "W. P. Hall." Farni for Sale A spleudid farm of 50 acres. being the east half of Lot 28, Con. 5, Hullett, about three a im a fddwellingnhouse, good barn36 x ton. On the premises iis a 60, .stables, &c. Orchard of one acre, two never failing springs, well fenced, good soil, and in good state of cultivation. Reasonable terms Apply on the premises to W. T. FARQUHAR Clinton post office. s. Farm t'or Sale. Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 100 acres, being lot 23, 5th con. of Hullett. 90 acres cleared, well fenced with cedar, and in 'good state of cultivation. Frame house, with stone collar, frame barn; cattle shed to accommodate 35 head, and horse stable for 1e head. Good flowing well, bearing 0rch- dltd, A capital farm Will ereason- able terms. Apply on r to GILBERT MAIR, Clinton Post Office. SAW MILL FOR SALE. One of the best steam sawmills in Huron County, eapasity 10,000 per day, in first class running order and furnished with shingle and heading machinery. Also about 5 acres of land and house, plenty of timber near. Last year's custom sawing was over 400,000 (and over 15,000 sill heading 1 Near ship ping point and thriving tlwa A first-class Zusinesa cheap. For par t'oliars address. NEW ERA OFFICE. Cru `la Immediate possession if required. Blacksmith Shop and land for sale. With a large and well assorted stock of NEW GOODS suitable for the present season ; we invite special atten-*41: tion to our Magnificent Assortment of DRESS GOODS 'We claim to carry the largest stock of Dress Goods in the county ; a look through this department will bear out what we say. Just received, a very fine lot of Table Cloths, Linens, Napkins, D'Oyles, Side - ...board Scarfs, Tray Cloths, etc., etc. A special line of TOWELS at 25c. per pair, worth 40e.; ask to see them. LINENS 5 per c. off for cash. BRITISII CATTLE MARKETS. While the market is actually no low• er, the decline that was noted last week is held, and the feeling appears weak. Supplies are large, and the demand, while steady, is unequal to the receipts that have been coming in. For best beeves 12Ic per 111,is being paid. but on account of the inferior quality not a great many of the cattle touch this price. Offerings of :,anadian cattle on the Stanley market were 375 head. Heavy American supplies, however, have contributed to the weak feeling. Supplies from other sources were fair only. §heap are nominally unchanged. The consignments from Canada arrived too late for the Stanley market, and prices are allowed to remain at' last week's figure. We can fill every page of the NEW ERA with just such testimonials as the above,and we defy any .one to show that any of them are not genuine. Send your address at once and we will send you THE MrenocosM, 16 pages of particulars, testimonials, &c., by return mail, free. Everyone in the whole country should know what this wonderful HEALTH RESTORER and LIFTS PRESERVER really is. Address, D11. HALL'S DOMINION AOENcY 7 SHANNON 8' lirET, Toronto. Or J. J. WESLEY SlsrrsoN, 60 ADELAIDE S'r EAST, TORONTO. Subscriber offers for sale the property ownedbv him at Gowrie, in the county of Perth. it consists of a blacksmith chop do- ing a good business, with dwelling house., sta bre and half -acre of land attached. Is in a lendid farming section, with no opposition ill be sold with or without tools. Satis- actory reason for selling. For particulars apple to THOS. LOI1I3, Holmesville, ort OS LOBB, Gowrie. ANTED! A good pushing Salesman here. First - ,lass pay guaranteed weakly. Commis- sion or Salary. Quick Belling new Fruits! and Specialties. FARMERS can get a good paying job fort the winter. Write for full terms and par- ticulars. FRED. E. YOUNG, urserymROCHEan, N. Y. THE PEOPLE'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY Western Fair. The Best of Canadian Fairs. LONDON, ONTARIO. SEPT. 18th TO 27th, 1890. Large increase in prizes. CANADA'S GREAT N D'U STRIA(. FAiR ESTATE JOHN I-IOEOENB: , RTJICKSH.A OOTS and SHOES Full lilies of everything in foot wear, as cheap as the cheapest. A few job lines at less than halt' cost. Calf early and secure bargains. C. CRUICKSHANK, Clinton Bargains in Prints TORONTO LIVE STOCK MAR- 1 KETS. - Sept. 10th.—The receipts of stock at the west end cattle market last week were :-3,332 cattle, 2,606 sheep and lambs and 1,250 hogs. So much stuff was sent forward last week that the market yesterday felt the dulling effect. The receipts yesterday were only 40 loads, but the light run could not buoy up the depression consequent on last week's heavy dealings. In fat exporters And stockers there was little doing. There were not many on the market,but the shippers find themselves overstocked and ,with aa many at Montreal as will be sent away this week, so that anything they brought yesterday, will have a week's keep added to his cost. There was no change in quotations from last Friday, but sales were slow. As was the case last week the firm spot in the market was butchet',q cattle. They were wanted and sold well. The receipts were not heavy. Fat exporters might be quoted:—Good to choice, $4 25 to $4 50; medium, $-1 per cwt. Stockers —3c to Sac per lb. for medium to good stock; choice, Sic to 3ric, and inferior, $2 75 to $2 90 per cwt. Butchers' cattle —Extra, $3 60 to $375 per cwt.; medium to good $3 12i to $3 37i per cwt.;inferior $250 to $3 per cwt. There were only about 250 lambs offered and about 10 sheep. The sheep were selling bad. All that good sheep would fetch was $6 per head and medium $ 5 to $5 50 ; culls $4 to $4 50 per cwt. Lambs overstock- ed the market last week so that the dealers were relieved to find so few yesterday. A bunch of :30 lambs, weighing 80 lbs., sold for $4 per head, and another bunch of 113 of the same weight fetched the same figure. AN° AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION TORONTO SEPT 8th TO 20th, 1890. The best and larost Exhibition in the Do- minion of Canada and attended annually by over 250,000 VISITORS The greetest entertainment of the year, _Machinery in Motion in Main Building speedprogrammeever s in of Bred. (iiew of fic. Best rand and attractive SPECIAL EXHIBIT of the South- ern States- cotton, figs, rice, peanuts and cWild arppetstmadetomthgrow e leavesnotthe he outh, pl e gnu other woods of tbe South. Products of the turpentine stills of Georgia. Minerals, herbs, plants. barks, &o. &c., and a live alli- gator of Florida. Famous Wild West Show, 7341loon Races & Parachute Desoente, F'ire- w'orks, Panda, etc For prise list and Infcrmat:ea address pofit card to OPT. A. w.PORT sident HOS A Secrre OWa NF. . $50 000 FOR PRIZES and educational, instructive and enjoyable special features. The newest and host at- tractions attainable. Grand international dog show, etc. BRIGHTER AND MALI THAN EVER The best time to visit the Metropolis of On- tario. Cheap excursions and IOW rates on a.il railways. Entries positively close on August 1111. For all information, drop a post card to .J J. \VITHRIW, H. J. HILL, ,'resident. Manager, Toronto REDUCED 15 c. PRINTS for 121 c. 12i c. PRINTS for 10c. Some of these are very handsome. FINE PRIZE BAKING POWDER in 25 cent WEBSTER'S ENCYCLOP2EDIA given away free. ans. No blanks. Come and see about NEW GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADE Coming in and opening out fine. If you want to get the best valuefor your money and produce, THIS IS THE PLACE ZAny quantity of GOOD TUB BUTTER and FRESH EGGS wanted at highest market price. Your patronage respectfully solicited, at ADAMS' EMPORIUM. R. ADAMS. LONDESBORO Hyivuu'x ROAD CARTS OUR ROAD CARTS are admitted to be the very best that are manufactured. They aro built on scientific principles, the springs being so adjusted as to lessen to the greatest possible extent any vibration or jar. We guarantee them to be satisfactory in all re- spects. Prices are as low as they can be placed. Persons wishing to try them are at liberty to bitch on and see how easy they ride.— Carry either one or two persons. They will be on exhibition at the Huron Central Fair. In the meantime if you want one call at Factory Other vehicles such as Buggies, Wagons, Cutters, &c. built to order and kept in stock REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. HAYWARD'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, C LAIN rIrON I'A i.L FA IRS. Huron Central Clinton Oct 1-2-3 Western,London, Sept. 08.27 The Industrial,Toronto, Sept. 8-20 Morris at Blyth, Oct, 9-10. Southern,Brantford, Sept. 9-11 Northwestern,Goderich Sept. 15-17 Southern St. Thomas, Sept. 16-1H Great Central Hamiltion, Sept. 22-21; Central Canada Ottawa, Sept. 22-27 Center Bruce Paisley, Sept. 24-26 Central Guelph, Sept. 2,0.26 Northern,Walkerton, Sept. 30, Oct. 3 North Perth, Stratford, Oct. 2.3 ' East Wawanosh Belgrave, Oct. 7.8 Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Sept 30, Oct 1. Stanley 'branch, Bayfield, Oct 8.9 Wingham, Sept 30, Oct 1. East Huron, Brussles, Oct. 2-3 Stephen, Exeter, Sept. 29.30 Dungannon, Oct. 14-15. London's Great Fair. As the time draws near for the hold- ing of the seventeenth Western Fair, Industrial and Art Exhibition at Lon- don, the prospects become exceedingly bright ; there is no longer any doubt entertained by the management that the coming Fair will exceed in magni- tude and attractiveness any previous exhibition held in Western Ontario. the Association has put the whole matter in a nut shell when they say in their programs, " More to see, more to learn, more to amuse than any previous Fair ; nine great days of wonder, in• atruction and amusement." Single fare for the round trip will prevail during the whole nine days, and still lower rates will be given on two special days from each district, for particulars of which apply to station agents. Drop postal card to Thos. A. Browne, Secre- tary, London, for programs. We offer our entire stock of Waggons, Carts & Express waggons, at Very low prices to clear. COOPER & CO. T H E POPULAR par GOODS HOUSE LONDESBORO The following lines of FALL GOODS to hand and added in stock: At Toronto, on Saturday, Wm John The wife of Mr A. McNeill, M. P. for I McLeod recieved the first instalment of his sentence of 40 lashes to be adminis- North Bruce, has just died from cancer. tered during his term of imprisonment A boy about 15 years old, named for criminal assault on a little girl on the island. The lashes were evenly Walter Cannon, whose parents reside at Bloomfield, was working as a farm divided—twenty now and twenty three months hence. He is an ex -prisoner, hand for Mr J. V. Cooper. He was riding to the field on horseback. The having been not long since discharged horse, having harness on, ran away, from serving a term for participation in the Baltic outrage on the upper lakes. throwing the boy. His feet entangled Complete line of BLACK HOSIERY, 4i to 9 inch. Black and Colored CASHMERE GLOVES BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, No. 60 to 200 Fifteen (15) pieces DRESS GOODS. Ten (10) pieces GREY FLANNELS SHIRTS and DRAWERS—Ribbed and plain TOP SHIRTS, from 60c. to $L75 - in the harness and he wa from limb before assistance could reach him. Herbert Burns, an electrician em- ployed in the electrical works, San Francisco, received a shock of 2,000 volts Saturday direct from the dynamo. The shock knocked him backward, and he was picked up for dead. He gradually recovered con. sciousness. One hand was badly blis- tered. limb A doctor was on hand to see to the prisoner's physical condition. By mis- take another prisoner named Wilson was brought to the doctor, and Wilson grew pale and nervous at the thought of suffering vicarously,and at length broke the rule of silence by venturing to re- mark that he was not the man. The right man was thereupon discovered found to be in condition, and lashed to the triangle. He is thirty•two years of age. He took the punishment poorly, yelling for mercy at every stroke. When the last stroke f 311 he passed to his cell without a word. Hoineseelcer'k Excursions. Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, for points in Northern Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dak- ota, (including the great Sioux Reser- vation) Montana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on September 9th, and 23, and October 14, 1890. Rates for these excursions will be about one fare for the round trip, and tickets will be good for return within thirty days from date of sale. For further information, apply to any Coupon Ticket Agent in the United States and Canada. A. J. Taylor, Tray. Pass. Agt., Toronto. The great Blondln and all other tight rope walkers were outdone on Saturday by a plucky resident of Toronto, who walked a cable seven -eights of an inch in diameter stretched across the Nia- gara Falls gorge, between the suspen- sion and cantilever bridges. True to his announcement he appeared at the Canadian end of the cable at 3.28 o'clock. Dixon, as he stood on the narrow wire with his balance pole in hie hands, looked pale and anxious. He whipsered some words of instruc- tion to his attendant, and started on his perilous trip. At least 8,000 specta- tors, lined both banks of the river, bad their eyes fastened on the intrepid rope walker. People held their breaths, and seemed to be petrified at the antics of the man as he scampered down the wire, hundreds of feet above Niagara's roaring waters and ruggeclcliffs. a he went till about a quarter of the dis- tance had been traversed, when a halt was made. He stood on one foot, hold- ing out the other almost horizontally and waving his band to the spectators.. Then be continued on his journey un- til the centre was reached, when he at down and threw both lege over his bal- ance pole, which was resting on the wire, and stretched- out at full length on his back on the wire,crossing his'egs and folding his arms on his breast. Then he went on until three-quarters had been passed. Then he again stood on one leg and went through a number of other menceuvers,after which he went rip the incline, reaching the American side at 8.421. He sprang frorn,e wire three feet over the edge of Me cliff, much to the relief of the thousands of spectators, who applauded and cheered him vociferously. R GOODS ME fewn est illsds of SUMMER We have that are offered at very low prices to clear. W L. OUIM ETTE, LONDESBORO Mr H J Scriver, of Hemmingford, a relative of the member for Huntington in the Commons, met with a rather exciting adventure Saturday evening while driving homeward alone in his carriage. While passing through a wood near the village of Corbin a stranger stepped out of the bush, drew a revolver and pointing the weapon at Mr Scriver's head, said in the most menacing manner possible ; "I want this horse and buggy. You get out or I will put a bull through your head." He than began to move towards the carriage, when the driver told the ras- cal that he had better put away his revolver, as he did not purpose making any resistance. The would-be robber, who was an exceedingly fresh ono, im- mediately placed the firearm in his hip pocket and was about to climb up into the buggy. As quick as a tlash,Mr Striver whipped a large pipe case out Of bis pocket, and pointed it at the head of his friend, said : "Now, my man, it is time to throw up your hands; execute at once or you are a dead duck, It being dark, the fool thought be was covered by a sharpshooter and no doubt believing discretion to the better part of valor,he obeyed. In this 8 range attitude Mr Striver drove the stranger before him for over 100 yards, but the horse gave a sudden start he was driven ahead of his prisoner, who took advan- tage of the circumstance to make a rush for the side of the road and fir ally escaped. Although the villain has not been captured the incident has created considerable alarm in the neighbor- hood, New GoodsNEW GOOD) New Goods New Goods are coming in every week, and our Fall Stock will soon be complete. See:our SCOTCH TWEED SUITS at $13. See our CANADIAN at $I6. See our BLACK SUITS at $23, $24, $25, $26. If you are in need of a PAIR OF PANTS to wear around in the evening, we have them at prices to suit you. $4.50, $5, $5.50, 86, $6.50. See our SPECIAL LINE OF PANTS at $5. Drop in before ordering, and look at our stock. No trouble to show goods. We guarantee a fit or no sale. Relrip�acet the ; SMITH'S BLOCK. CLINTON Gp'liook g oreer's Walton : & : Morrison, The leading Tailors of Clinton irmeemmaiiesasmmiNEEMMINIM SPECI&L DISCUUIVT SALE FOR NEXT 30 DAYS we will give special dis- counts off for the balance of our Summer Stock of Boots and Shoes Eggs Taken in Exchange W. Taylor & Sons 90 CLINTON AND BLYTH We will give the New Era from now to the end of the year, to new sub- scribers, for 35 cents cash.