The Clinton New Era, 1880-03-18, Page 50 enin
:Unparalleled $ucc.o i...�
GRAND •S.,,I.J.1
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BANKRUPT STOCKorR. CALLANDER& Co
CLINTON,
Amounting to Nearly $1O,000,Now Going on.
h -their bar • Dry Goods.
Every one deh�hted ��t- gains.
"• ed considerably,and are still.
of all. kinds have a�dVanc , .
h an opportunity too obtain. cheap
advancing. .Such pp .
illiner - Groceries,
Dry Goods,:C1Qth�.ng, Tweeds, Millinery,-
eyears,
ma :not occur again for area
The TirOrtflgDepartme11t
Under the. management
' of:J. A. Foley, former Cutter.
A perfect fit guaranteed. Our stock of . Tweeds ; sec-
ond. too none inWestern Canada.
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SEAN BUSINESS, • , _
WO RE§ER"
NO HUMBUG I
WILL S,ELL CHEAP FOR : THE READY MONEY. CALL EARLY.
-J-AME NOBLE.
CLIN.rov; ttiftitl I8;18g6
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nESIRES to intimate. to the ,peepl'e 'of 'Clinton and vicinity, • that having purchased the
1J Grocery. and Provision Business formerly' Carried on by Mr• A•' I'.• ROSS, he has;
ide thereto a fresh andLyell-selected oto. yr,of ,
VI A WI lis 'M. G -P. -J•0
• SUCH' AS•.
TEAS, SUGARS',. A ISINS, ' SPICES,
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ETC.
ALSO, A SELECT ASSORTMENT O1
CR,�: ::C 1:1•V. A G-L.� l.. SW: ..R.
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• ` BE WILL ALSO KEEP ON BAND A GOOD SUPPLY. 'OP
HAMS, SPICED '.ROLLS, BREAKFAST _' BACON
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suit purchasers. A11 *eats and
pails. or iia• . �r the,lli:, to P
FIRST-CLASS LARD in .pa last 9. 1•.
Bard warranted first-class. All of the.abode e is prepared to sell at bottom prices for cash.
He will still continue; as manager of the Farniture Store for Broadfoot es Box; where he is •
• prepared to sell a>l cheap'ae;any house west of Tormito.
A 'CAT,}. 'R} PE(: 'FIIL.I :401 ICITED. - •
ell*ton, Feb. 1S, 1880: tttt�e
p S�oon�Busk
Crom ao�. s Celebrated, p . . , ,. ,
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' CO IR;
This is the (.orseti or comfort and durability.. MISSES. CROMPTON CORSETS, all sizes.
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__EDGINGS--_,EDGINGS-alld' REAL °'LWA. A: splendid --stook of-EaLLitolnLtt',: LAwrs,.
CHECKS,: and •PL AI' -v Milauil's. IRISH LINEN. WHITE TURKISH • •TEItllY, for ladies
And children's jackets: CAsIr rRrs, Lus ri r s and FAahiLtt's STNS. Large stock
of PRINTS iii the• newest. patterns. • HOLLA'Npi, TOWrLI.INGS and TABLE. ''LINENS.
ICOTTON .and 'WOOLLEI SKIRTINGS. FEATIfF.It and STAN TICKiNGS : FRING13S,
BUTTONS and DRESS TRIMMINGS. . HoslrnY and',HArERDASHF;RY RC:, Le, •
Millinery rand Mantle Department.
• HATS AND LONNJTS in the newest shapes. fInnoNs . AND ..$IL1(s ill • t e 'newest
ns: FEATHERS 1 LOWru Vnuri , and S'AT I`•s, .'IIAt.s and B0.NET$ still
d'eslg , ,
• made:over in the newest shapes.. MANTI.LES Inade.to' or&1ei in good style.
BUTTER and . EGGS taken in exeliange for Goods.
The sabscriber, while thanking her many friends for their very libelal•suppbi't
since She commenced business, iloprs by (strict attentionand ktieping a 'good .stock
to continueto receive their favors: •
mos. sLEY,' VICTO ,XA •STREET,.
Clinton, Fels. 2e, Imo.
....;.SSSS
'urrtuxeF.rriiture, Purnr are,
.Broadf-oot
RAYS 014 EA"ND AT T11E PRESENT TIaiv
The ..I Ming aliLL best selected Stool) al' FURNITURE ever op exhibition to this to
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1Vhieh they aro prepared to sell at prices to suit the times. The steak consists of
. PARLOR & BEDROOM SETS, LOU GES, EASY CHAIRS,
'lino everything rogitiaite in the farishiazgg line. Par • es wishing te fur,tis'li their houses, will
save' money by. giving .tis a call. We leave .apse on Band a largo supply of COI FINS,
CASKETS, :ROBES AND 1 ummulGS, of a ry description, Also, a MUST -CLASS
HEARSE, all of which we aro p,t, pared to famish at very low rates.
L$EMEMll1lt m%ilia YLACIi-•AltIillf. Tl,0t:1iC, AI•litEnT NTIt11t0'P, el,nVvt'ON •
IGEfZEIL, 2. 1
CABINET.' MAKER
NITTJ
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UNDERTAKER
xo., .t;e. _
Victoria St. Clinton.
OM ; .GAIa6 to. Manatee.
Few indeed, not actively interested in some
way with the steamship traffic with the West
Indies, have any idea of the immensity of this
department of oar commercial marine, and no
person who has not trod the leak of each t►es.
vele as the Saratoga, the Niagara, and the
Santiago, just completed, canknow what
luxury awaits .the voyager, Standing ao upon
the wharf you may watch the play iof emo
tions.in the faeee of those who have repeated
farewells from the deck, and those who wait
ashore and watch the stately craft as, she
swings free of her moorings and moves slowly
down the harbor. And where is she bound?
some of the fleet of steam passenger ships.
leave New York for the West Indies, touch
or reach the following places, all of them so
entirely contrasting in modes of life and ap,
pearanee of surroundings with .our cold north.,
ern homes,, as to give the visitor the impres.
sion of being suddehly set down in another
world. And how far is it ? You may go
aboard wrapped to the eyes against the cold,
brushing the fast falling snow fakes from your
sleeve,. You employ yourself in arranging.
your various effects inyour cozy state room,
and you are already at sea ; two days later
you will probably be found sitting upon the
promenade deck, sans overcoat and sans flan-
nels, watching a glorious moonlight marine
picture, and joining with your fellow passer,,
gem grouped about in serenades sweetand
low. Dont I remember it; among all the
crowding experience which throng through
the corridors of memory, there are none so
fresh in coloring as the recall of those nights
upon the semi -tropic sea.
" But I have no oue to. go with me," say
a timorous• would-be voyager. What of it,
you'll find plenty of friends fl you deserve-
thelri. 1t is mot astonishing how speedily
. one may become acquainted upon shipboard..
You will meet little family parties going to
jest the same point you have in mind ; if you
do not, then my experience and observation.
goes for naught. Perhaps we will go (limn
to. Santiago and along the southern coast of
Cuba to Cienfuegoe and make our entrance
into -the the. capital- by sail, or we may go . direct
to Havana, entering; its majestic portal some
bright morning. 'lien we, may go to Kings-
ton, Jamaica, an English colony, with English
ways ;.engrafted-upon•tropical--coloring•-and•
framework. 'Would you.. like to..•{visit the
Winward Islands, touchingSt. Johns, St.
Thomas, Porto Rico and Santa Cruz. Then
cannoning insuccession upon Guadalon , Mar.
.tinea ie, San Lucia,' Barbadoes, St. George,
Port of Spain, and lastly find yourdelf . in
S. FO WLE
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AT HES CLOCKS
ASD
JEWELLERY,
Albert Street CLINTON
• We hail) list elided .lo.our stook ; uc lot et,
1.880
TRI tG :
a�� GUYTAR S
VIOIIIN
SPE GTACLE S
.ALWAYS KEPT IN STUCE._
Qlfnton,'oet'2,1879:
Demararg itself.
IMPORTANT IIINT TO YOVAGRRs—Bactoae :,
--Place all the articles which yon will not
need•during • the voyage, in your trunk ; this
Will be Lowered into the hole, 'and' you will
probablynot see it again until you are.called
upon to hand tbe•key over to the custom offi-
clals. He careful to pack everything which
•you may require in one or more valises, which
may be kept in your state room.
PAssronTs.;-•A single passport may include
:more than one person, members of the same.
family. The cost of passport may be ascer-
tained at the office of the passenger agent.;
£ L'is'the general charge, though.—The pass-
port should have the endorsement of the Con-
sul of the port of departure, representing the
nation to be visited. The purser hands all
passports to the trading officers, upon arrival,
which • is probably the 'last you -will see of it;
unless you demand it when Leaving .•
�SPIIAst O—WEen,_Armoderate•.eupply,,of=:
linen clothing ehoul'd be packed; provide silk'
or game underwear, and -better, still; flannel;
if you can wear them; as the open nature•of
the 'houses .induoes.:'draughts, 'Birch" may
check perspiration • and result in sickness.,
COMguRrs o1 TIIE VOYAGE. Invest in a re;
clining or folding chair ;'take a selection of
reatiing..niatter ; tints may be well spent in
mastering Some of the rudiments of the pre=
wailing language, of the people visited: • A.
well -kept •diary of each day's events is a "joy
forever." • Champagne, in the case of conva-.
lesants from )30a 'sickness, is'a blessing indeed.
LETI'tuts 01 .INTROOUCTION.---4henpracti-
cable, obtain letters which will give you sortie
hold of acquaintance upon a residence of the
place visited. "It' may. prove serviceable ih.
came of illness, and does 'much to wardoff the
unpleasant sense •of loneliness, which affect.
many persona' when surrounded : by people
speaking a strange tongue.
Take it coolly ; dont try to carry your active
home habits with you to the:tropies, • If wise
yon will speedily adapt yourself to the ways
of the natives ; oat sparingly of their fruits ;
touch their drinks lightly; otherwise yon may.
suffer the punishment inflicted by outraged
.f1111> SU11sCIW1Ei1 13GS LEAVE TO STATE
.1. to the public that ho keeps oonetantly on hand
a largo and ettporior class of -
COFFINS CASKETS,
__ AND... .,
Coffin Tommings and Robes,
With•a aplandid ItSAItSE..PLAfrl Corrins always
oh hand. Parties can be.supplied to One lt.otir, at
" any.time, at •. .
TEr PER CENT Lass.
Than can be probated at any other plum).
kmo FURNITURE
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' Alwaysenlianth ' ••,.
T13OS. STI VENO14.
Clinton, May 10,1877.
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VIS 3:PHS:
MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE,
ALBERT STREET,,...CLINTON
ALTONA AXE,
CHAMPION SAWS, LANCE TOOTH' SAWS, DIAMOND SAWS.
NAILS, LOOKS. HINGES, SPADES, SldOVELS, (TATTLE TTlAs, h1ALTEBS, ROPBj.
CRAIN, STRASi? TCI3IYES.
AVERY MASS OF SHELF HARDWARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, a full stock. TABLE, DESSERT and TEA SPOONS,
TEA KNIVES' and FORKS, .CRUETS.
STATS., SKATES. S.EATES, •_
PAINTS,, OILS,, iviiri'E LEAD', VARNISHES,,
:� GLOB, PUTTY, BRUS1 ES, ETo: ' '
t OL,IN]H, "WEST VrnGLNLA, T.s A3 1t7
LU$iIGATING OILS }` Elephant,. Seal aril Cast»' OI1
STO ►'ES, • HEATERS,_ GRATES,. RANGES.
COOK STOVES, BOX STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, .PARLOR' CQQ
STOVE$, RUSSIA -IRON HE•ATEES, RANGES, GRATES, COAL
STOVES; SINGLE AND D`)U13DE• HEATERS—ALi hIAKES:
PLOWS, BARBED FENCE WIRE, WATER LIME.
CHANDEi.tERS=to, three and four light, either in Verde or -Bronze.
,BRACKETS—in 'Verde .or!'Brape
PARLOUR, .HALL, .,AND TABLE WilIPS, POl.'CEL+AIN •SII21DES, : OH1M W'SNld
' . , G.I.OBES, .SHADE HOLDERS, 4,4.11175 STOOK (0.MPLETA,
HEAD LiGHT - 0111.-1E1 HET NON-EXPLpSI'VE.
ATLANTIC OIL•-\'HOLESALE, BY THE BAIt1lEL, LOWEST P1tIeE.
VICTOR AXE,
EVERY MAKE OP' AXES i{81P'J IN 'STOOK.
nature
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ITeod• ONwell. nd 1ledlcine
koat people think ae they swallow l,tb
Cod Liver oie'
are takingvued'icino. 3r, ono. apnea they are, for any-
thing that tones, heals and invigorate, the eyetom.. is
medicine. `nub Cod Liver Oil is the finest'food° &swell
.as medicine. It not only ton and d honis nourish-
es. b i It will save the consurnptive, restore the dyspeptic.
and build up the baby weakling, when all the other reme-
dies fail, and oonlbined wiih :the IirYoritoiixrrss as
found in Sco•ry's Entadsion, itis`a most wonderful' as
well as agreeable remedy. ••
/.1Pep ON 1AA;tit wit's .
Mardi 18,•1880.. •
Wheat, fall, red, vkbush, $1 20 'a-.. 1.23
Wheat, fall, white,, ' 1 20 a 1 23
Spring, Redchaff, • - 1 17 a 1 18
Fife, • . . • • 1 20 a 1 23"
Oats, - •
Barley,, -.
Peas,
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter,
Eggs,
• Hay,
• 'Hides,
Sheepskins
Pork,
Beef, ' • .
(,lover
Tiinothy 2 7, a 3 00
• What; IC, Will Do.
Ilagyard's ;l;ootoral i3alsnin allays the i ,nation 'of
the Mauls membrane, the bronchial tubes and the
lungs, and»wlll' be tenni' ekeepain;llyvaliablit'in• deep.
seated coughs and alldisoaeos of the nhest. It effoetu-
ally allays a tickling cough, •rernnvos hoarseness, dila,
cult•breathing,'and wilt prove valuable ht cane of Aath•
ma, Croup, Whooping Cough; and dieeases •oi the
throat and lungs leading to Consumption. ;dor sale by
all dealers, Brice 26' cents per bottle. •
- 0 33 a. 0 31
0 4ia 056
0 62 .. a '0 64
6 (10 gt 0 50
:0 30 :a•: 0 05.
0.10 a 0 20
.0 10 a 011
•7 00 'a 8 00
550.'a 6,00
•1'00 a 1130
175 a 5'00
d 00 d 5 00
2 75 a 3 00
Manufacturers',of every class of Roofing, Tinware, Eavetroughing,'&e.
CLOVER SEED. TIMOTHY SEED. .
CASH paid for Hides, Sheepskins, and" all kinds of Pelts,
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. .VIS' & P.AY''S,
Mammoth Hardware Store, :Albert St, Clinton...
rd.FAN
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()Wino'()Wino'to the improvements about to be made in our premises,
we will 'offer for sale- our
ENTIRE NOCK OF DRY . "GOODS
AT AND UNDER
CONSISTING OF .:
MENUS. rltrnvtlu,f3i;;rcrt &Pt sawn*. • Gilltitfincn,
—I have much pleasure in testifyitig to the meritsof
your Yellow 011 for outward • application, • to relieving
pain from Sprains, 13rnisds„linnis, Neuralgia, oto.,
haying tried it myself and tided it in my family for,
those purposes, ani found it to be one of the roost ern.
nodous and soothing rentedlies that I know of. Lours.
truly, W. II.IILTS, Ileal Estate Agent,. Toronto.
Defier than Gold..
The grand climax of success is at last achieve
ed: °"Thtrpnnrrejni0a', Walfish arise dud-Walk.-
the
uowalk.the rids bask in' the golden sunshiue of perfect
health. The physical miseries' of the human
frame need no longer be endured Du, J Imo's
Ca.LIvontTAG0.uu t Coiil'octND, for Dyspepsia"
ConanmptiontSiok headache, Coming up of
Fool, ,3aundice,Liver Complaint; biliousness,
General Debility, Drowsiness and Low Spirits.
This wonderful remedy will positively cure,
and that where every remedy has failed. To
proveve that this wonderful
remedy will do ell,
we claim for it jt jofl aropresented with a trial
bottle free of cost, by which you will readily
perceive its wonderful curative qualitids, arid
which will show you what t>; regular one dollar
size bottle will do. • t+'or sato by J. H. 'Combo,
Clinton. •
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TWEEDS,: •F'LA.NNE'LS, BLANKETS, FANCY
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S I3ii ACK LUSTRES,' WITCEYS,
DRESIS GOO .:D:.f... . • , .
CASHMERES;
• ES; COL;OURED SHIRTING:S, ,TICK
T'NGFra, . GREY AN] BLEACHED COTTONS, •
TABLE LINEN,.HOSI.E Y. , GLOVES; SHIRTS
AND. DRAWERS! : HATS AND GAPS BOOTS
AND -SHOES, &c:,: &c:
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The
Tho whole stock will be sold without reserve, as
pitch prices that cannot fail ton be appreciated.
WILLIAM COAT S.-
All 'parties indebted:to, tiro above in overdue; Ac -
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counts o1 Not(, will'be expected tib pays up its full,
Without..:(lelay . - .
110tOil, Nti\'. 18,'137).
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