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pan NeW Era
JAN.: 4, iiaK
arlia1!1 11tary Leaders
allery correspoidi•ut ut the
t'reel'r ass has the following
'11Cernlllg statue members et
-If 1luu lit' Patterson in his
itthtil days had t• vet sought
.e tL ptuhatloner fel the Al, 11)
listt'1' he 11'Ul(lt1 felt's bet'tt
)1t(LWg• OM' of Ow p1'"111"
)atioute..., il.tt t' 111 lll,ikt•, 0;11no-
1(y will • ur(ltlet pttarh t8:,
too long.- 1Itt• (cieratl non
USIOIUb is the 11.udt',l spt•.tkt't
.1u10 anti well ut '1 it, 1111 t 411
ty Votes' 1v hien( the '•
['plied to hila fie
t•
.-' �CSt
regular it, attendance �tt
and his some peculiar II'tte
buts tha• are 1st) 88ti''t,tlllt•
11 Ito t+t, ttl \i. V heiit'd
. benevolent Itieking old gent
dud beats a rrtn+u Lett ti,t•t0f'-
the popular flea 01 :sant t
Speeches hat% e ,t tenet ft1r
SOAP, fol 11(1 iuUeliticlinll,
'get, right moo ;los sill j '1t. 111•
eat Loudness lc. tlu„un : t tl
)m (111,(1 lie
)dhas yat•dt tote
.r freta ibetti8r) • 1"tul Ink s
i into 11 elitt; • W0isp.•F t1 I11.'1t
titan Lltu,t lilt. , ordinal 3
:ttl 11141 h.• 1, 1'1•tl.1•• 4,1 ill•
1)' cues 01 "l..,u,l,'u +(11841
laughter iron) tut hi
Ifftereut type et speaker is .lit'.
51r Horde:. esu til)' 11044111'. ,1
t1 a Clop% 011.111(UL84 tear ill ttt
sauu• wet). 111, f1s1
• hetnl'ttlll(0 ((1(1(s1(1l•
gets si.tt I ell 110 1 pe,(4-
uuv 111(01;.; (leal•1ehs. 111^'
vy, hut 111 tet (11 11)110 i.0
e It Lb to. bay is 8111110)h
bol [hall 1188/ he 14.1.y111.
a ,.wyer before he
:b and he still re -
law euttt•t:,
rMae hie
1414ng 1.1
)118 dl,
gown
Other
• Ilv
li to
utit
ed
of
Iter
)hab-
place
about Ayer's
ectoral. Tell him
t cured your hard cough.
l him why you always keep
in the house. Tell him to
ask his doctor about it. Doc-
tors use a great deal of It for
throat and lung troubles.
1 hid a terrtbl. cold and cough and was
t J stsu.d .loth pnenmoute. 1 troch & es
Pectoral .nd route.
roe Intek naves
d�
feetoerblal .meet woadta'!a1
con mediclue."-EZ48 84 whirr eH. B)oai
Fal a, 6. D.k.
]rad. ll. a a.O.aatttl7,711'
Iran.
arsIMIR ..
ne of Ayer's Pills at bedtime ANI -
hasten recovery. Gently laxative,
Matters ot Interest
it:tiplt smith, M 1'., in an address in
the Douse the other day, said : -
�I r. 1' :1 Fleming-, a s(hal)l teacher,
of Dwelt N quid, do,•l1Lt•es 1 hal lova' ()p-
iton has greatly he•11r11tted that town.
(itt foreign colony at lir,u)tford is
said to be very pl'u,pr1't>tr,, one 111110
wafting home >4,i a) t he other day to
his rt latives in .\rliteni L
In ('hili, Mei) n, 1 1814 11)nl•St0 ser-
yt•1114 0t the 'WWI., ant in 148)14) of the
18.>at41ing haus •1 and restaurants. To
balance 1his, w88tlit•tl al, -8' 1 )01ducto1•i JIl
tin' 1141)4488 ty .'tote.
'1'Le MAO' (Piot .1, of liitl'or 1 F Viol,
batt ri-,ter, of \•ovLt'til. anti 44 1(11 duet'
tt•..tdent t.l I?x4(1, \Voll he sttritrised to
It•,ual of hi, do Ob. tvlti'•ii o,,rlrrrd at
\• ,'t•k 1 811 on Dec 171 It,
Ord-
. ii./
that
1atdlub
st few
e VUICe
has aL
0 speak
)0vincing
eater aa•uund
ave been a lay
in A Ma,:,1,lnald,
t the !liberal leader
do ttetl t11te mare
tom he heard
1 heard
ng days
cleat'
ne►'vcite
atonal,
iiamen
ese. Mr
088 the
robahly
ltanment.
et'n)nettt
eral is HO
e of great
When in
his hat and
nt. Like
ions
•d,lll of
.�flail/V(1 .Itt
u • hu'u) i
1 \, Ing
1, igen township, was lined :4111 and
costs ter assaulting an itleit I V battier
111• I lie -lr.ttf'n'l police magistrate. A
scot, n fur 11111 nun)ths was hose giv-
en I, 111, 18111 1,11111 1111(1(1 80885 su,l1e'1til•,l
tuft'.• .lu,'d
in 80.) pal un Ills good hr -
h it l):
•\\•.' (4'181 w:ni1 t he ,1,1 1)0101 hecau1'e
111 i, our i4)4r,iot, Inst 11/4•41 Ilst• ndus•
II 1;ilIs .tl'( 4,111111101 Vial:), Its is (1111',11-
4,,,8 4,1 - 1,11'1 Ibis a hlnuilllsting tu11-
I,••,;un to 111.(4-.,•, lvhrther IrUe
(',111 1'!i tit, ,h':uld nal a41ntit ally olhot
n noun ut.'1, r ht•ay(•n 1)1 sut,t•tiur to
1 h'•nisell'es,
't'h') ' is 1,11,•,„,„,..„4olonlparr with
(1 -44 11)8 in leant ,4 variety and excel-
lt'it,•'• :If 1'- 1100 ,'Irt'k 1','5(101.1•('5, s)tys(111
.,,dolt'). .\n en•))ueraliuti, which
et, c- 1, 41 1.8.,01.1141 181 h', ...1111 111440, 08
t he
0,1 ant br1'1)1, r•'preselt Belton
p -,1s,1'..r 17 41it1.1'r1•nt hreeds of
.• 1.111•, :.Ii 11f sheep ( andd 4)
11,.,..1•.. le "1
el p:_- ❑ t: 1.11 et
1,.18'• i4)48•rr,;in;; 4,4)45 have heon
pnhli,11e11 ce,u'etuittg 11111 sunt•„ (11
the experimental .,sI rich fart') started
1 we y s u_.' Hear N i00, 1.%;11)1 t•.'I'ht•re
w,10.,1 ;gin 2.-,1111)11('Itli-
111:111 i Hitt )cert Abyssinia.. '1 licit.
pr(18,48'11,• tips 1 811)• 111411(4 numbers loll,
The "-1 88i n.lintain,utt't' is said to
•eyerag, L' 11: p. r I ird per annum,
whist• rh.• s. orage valor of a set of
pltuu'•s i . it'1.11 :Is 1:111,A n l the average
1,' 188 (.,11'11'11 1- .'slirtla1etl 111 SO
year. 1
;;e didn't 11;101 ;I tit tor ; hethri'f't,
have t d),nt', 111:. ' !", es and shyers
were looking .lust as though they'd
served their time. He diu1't try to
kill himself to dodge misfortune's
whacks. I nsteed, lie got at.anr ashes
and he boleti five dozen sacks. Then.
next he hogged a d, liar In the paper
in the morn he advertised tin polish
than would put the tion to scorn. He
kept on ;sly. rt is ug, and, just now,
8otlire to say, h'•', out. in California, at.
his collage on tin, bate.
If you want a prosperous town
whore people Cali 1)0111 who 'are dis-
posed to make hnulet, then do away
with and bury from sight (1'1 jealousy
and spite work, 1110ve for common
prosperity and mutual benefit. Wakv-
up, rub your Pyr , roll up your sleeves
and go to work. D0 not work with
fear and trembling, but take for grant -
fel t hat 11100 (1 will !.ell. Leave results
to themselves, borrow no 4rouble, hut
all unite to slake it the biggest kind
of town, "(lo to work,"
Jas 011•71 7, hear Ijrattlpton, an (tld
farmer 444) years of age, was shot and
instantly killed hy his hired man, who
wa' krnwnas "Jack" about ten o'clock
Wednesday night. Mr ('urry'e son
was glom, with the hired nada when
he was thretatened by the latter•. The
old man, hearing (he row, came into
the room in his night gown, when the
hired man turned the gun onto him
and shot, and killed hint. He then
threatened he son, who grappled
with hint, when the aer.ond barrel was
ditehareed int.0 the ceiling. The
118 erer was finally overpowered.
is an Englishman abent 27 rreteF
old ,tad has been.. le the (;tirry's a
in -oil. 11'H onlyreaso,lllf'for the
the
1{ I at 1h•t' t 1)•y had ',p
day beret e.
Mrs. Sage has coutrlbuted in
all $102, r the building of the
Pierson h sellout at Sag ilarbor,
Loug lslan
Mrs. Sarah
Old People's home, near Darby, re., at thud eubleetbut the is
or en(e o ma
the age a ninety-one. Ill fond of play- a pour woman who is crippled for life, &leo stable, Will be sold on reasonabl
jubt because she didn't use a good rem- terms, GEO. DAVIS,
lug the piano. • edy in time, should be a warning to
others.
When the tires stage of wom• •d
appear iu a your gilled great
prude iu getting her over thi
stage, so that in yeareto come.:.e w( 1
not develop green eicknees or cd,llsump-
tion.
When she complains of flushl'd face,
headache, bearing down leeliugs, give
her a coulee- of Nrrrt,Zone wtuctt will
cat't'y her past the cr,bte.
ll) the adult woman if any irregular-
ities ovetreFeeroLUur will tie retinal a
it -III •dy of rt•rtat rkable potency and
powt•r,
h'rrtUzUue ie the ideal regulator and
carters all organs of the body to per-
form their work properly,
It purifies the blood, torics up the
nerves anti vital energise. The stout- t sale
11111
IA strengthened, ants digeetivt• and
Good Nouse for a
1L 8intilative processes are improved by
`he gond work of ht•ri•ozone. It regu-
lates the bowels, cures constipation
and piles, and :opt/tees. tiibea:be and de-
cay by health and strength,
There is uothiug better for the rout•
pltxion than 1''rrrozonc. It removes
the dark circlt'8 from under the eyes,
removes and cures all manner of skirt
eruptions, gives brightness and bt•il-
liaitcy to the eyes, a rosy tint to the
cheeke, whitens the. teeth and level -
ops a wail rounded, plump and hand
some form.
llerroxnne is the ladies' favorite, 'nd
•
'an. 8t 1901
;Womanly Troubles Pr • rties for Sale or to Re t J PROFESSION ;
Should Not Be Allowed to c Nouse for Sale.
Farm fur sale
Undermine Health
• obecriber offers for sale his house and
dley, who lives at the it le luiposaible to go into details on three uarter-of-an-Bore of land on Mary
• i t n St Fruit trees, goodtbtard and soft water
Gardiner bas the only woman cab
driver In Maine Mrs. Wiunle Foister,
by aril ice of u physician, appeared un
the streets of that city recently with a
handsome hay horse auti tub. She iu-
tcuds to drive particularly for women.
Niro. teeters, wife of the secretary of
(ornutt•rce and labor, was the tint cab-
inet hostess to open her house to the
Isiting world to 1he cailital, and 1t is
expected she 8%41I du more entertaining
during the bettsuu than any other of
the ruhlnet ladkrl.
china and rut (;lass that ,8 ere used
Ole \\'ashinglotes table at Mount \'(•r
nun hale 15(1) lent to the n;ilio1ul
museum :1t \\'uslungl.'t to Miss Nan
air Randolph llt•th for extliblttott ul
the hall of luster) in ronuto non 11 tlh
the other Lot, \\':1' IIingtnn r)14•s.
Mrs lieu) (;rot•u's portrait is being
*8tti1111(11 10 One 111 Oa` New \'arts plc
lure 441)1!11•:,•8, shut(ing her \8(801)144
till/ 51111111 (:lack bonnet with 0 bit of
white in which she is seen sl) often.
She has a small corly haired dog in her
arms, 88)11(11 tlnitl•(It(S that site is a
lover of animals.
t)11' of the richest women in great
Britain is Mies Emily Charlotte, Talbt,
who lw 11S two Iliaf44(Ii1 tut l'4latl•e
11'htrlt she inherited from her father,
worth about $7,u00,taa). Another rich
woman is Mis.•: ‘t lice de Rothschild,
8111 i. !cry cear!1u181c and has a great
huhl,c
for gardening.
As
1`4
THE ROYAL BOX.
The empress of Japan is a great mi -
t, tea to of t he spread of education in
h11
• l d 1
uu uuul
1
s
1 1 h t,18u
In
The little crow u prince of Spain
pursuance of :111 ancient custom hulls
House for Sale.
A comfortable frame house 0n Mill St.,
containing 8 bedrooms, sitting room, pan-
try woedehed, good cellar, hard and soft
water. One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold
cheep. Apuly at NEW ERA Office, or
photo LUENRY*NULLAND,sUlinton.
House for Sale
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the late E. theme
Is offered for sale. The tut is one-half
Gore, with bearing frust trees, hard and
aott water. A bargain. Apply at ,NEW
ERA oflioe,
should Lind a place in every hutlyt•Ituid.
It is prepared in the form of a choco-
late coated tablet, convenient and
pleasant to take. ['rice per hex, 54)14
or three boxes for till 2.), Sold by all
druggists,
\Vheu the late lion Mr 'I'tu'te went
to Paris four years ago to have a
surgical operation performed he wrote
)L past of his last testa.nlent addressed
to his sons. It is now made public
' > l• Il' I itsportrayal
sotto 14 I'atthe
1 7tt11 l 1 1 t
I
of the chili a ctkr• )f thedead 8tuttrenian
11 show's hiui in the dual eharaeter of
a rcreltt1 1) during his tom:nin; nap t 1"renth Canadian and British Huh -
nearly ever) ((11 'l h,• nliltislct•s in at- it'll, loyal to both traulitlone. In sub-
ten,1:1))l and other high edict 1!S as- I stances the litI10 d)cuutf•nt road): -
.le 111 1 11 18'' :It :1 I18e11 butte "You have a paper. Ser that it
srnll
4''t'a Wound, nu une'4 feelings, and blackens
auto are admitted in a 188881)' to the nurse ) one's lopotUnn, Iht nut rptarrel
nurs-
ery to gaze upon 1111 -belling. infant• IN with 1180 rlrrgy;4. lt,tuniu 1'!t•urh ,ted
The 881'ddit: c Mees, '•I lilac poplin
W(//11 14 (,11e,•u 14•‘.;41141rd 1111 the uccu-
Sion of herr Ina nra;l 1. forty four years
1t on the
ado, and in µ iii' II :•181 first
hearts )f her future stihje(ts is still
t'at•ejltll)' preset. t1•.i b.. 111r majesty,
The ,11.014(4 11:1.1 cli ' 'n in lolul'litnent
to t,mH'n \ i,•) 111 1 88 :Ii\id) had a
IN
,t-
fnnPuess for lilac.
l')11 Telnet•_; 81:Iri.• 1;"l1141arl0 will
be 1) \r•t'r bus) },'11144 t'•"inns 8'110)1
she heroines 8 111188 11 plain ass 11l (Ire4.88.-
if slip attempts to 88(,81 :CI the dresses
118'1101081 in her 8811,111,4 trousseau.
St'lhtoni 11:is It 181411' 1181 ! such heatutiful
It 14Lid 1 hal 'SetHht) lifters were
caught in M'mtreal stores last Hatur
day afternoon and evening. Five hun-
dred private detectives watched the
departmental and ether large stores
with the shove Tweet. Not, one of the
250 were protects ed, Why ? Because
we are ic>ld, 1t. IH a settled policy with
the hig dry goods stores of Montreal,
Dot to prosecute, when they ran avoid
it. t'nhlieity of the kind entailed in a
polies retire, they bcl.eye to he harrnfnl
to their I,tOHinrs'. 4 LW, only prefer
eharkea when some very valuahe article
is lifted, l)1• where Home notorious' thief
is the culprit. In all rases, however.
'he party d'•trrted i4 usually mule to
n n. rlI(f1,Hion of g(iii!. which iH
(01'1 f IIIV 111 10,4 1'e . i•' 1rt'
I1, IIr1 I in' p:u t y he f"111.1 stealing a
sIror)d finny,
i'11 ' I'.. •' n 1 ...it o . ..f 11,•1 lilt, pith
0•' 1''rt of 11., ),44,0 1., F•.•.•Inun'nt.
' .cornet. 111..' ".1 1)11.• •lit•L'1e•+t refer -
1 n1)'• '• t• I'. '111lrto
1 1•i 1'IP : 1 1' (•I `t I•.I e1 1 ,111.1,••1 f'101 ar
,,,•. ..,,,.„t ,.. 1. 111 .'.1.., 1i ,• Ile, end
1 ere) .vh-. 1. 1 1 I) e . •• "18' I..4'. 'ir
o1 H,'1. ,.•1, I."• , 1,' p 111 0 in re
Catholic. and loyal to Queen and em-
pire, Discharge your duties 1114 good
cit 7.0115 ----
ST 8.11•: rel 01110, ('11'1' nt' '1'el•I:l ,, 1
1.(1('.\8 (af'a'r\' 1 `8
Frnt)k .1 ('henry makes oat
is senior partner of the lir
Cheney t\ ('o., doing husifftess in 114
ell of Tided.), ('nrttltya and Stale diem
44.titi, and that wolf! firm will oat- the
stint of l)N1I HUNDRED i)CWI.ARS
for each and (vet y rase of Catarrh
than cannot he cured by the use 0f
11all's ('ntau rh Cure. F..1. ('l l l'IN 1'.l•
Sworn to hof err me and 14dbscrih)d
(41.418 he
1t 01 1\ .1
raiment, 11' oedIIIL' to a dispatch, for in Inv ,,,.,,,,.0,•,:, this Lith day of Decc i•-
there 0))' tresses for Iyer:, hour in the ht r, 441 U l5stl.
day, mai those for evcuit.lg alone num• :1 W (4LEASUN,
bar lhirty-four. (SealI 18(1.1.81ty l'rict.lc,
Hall's Catarrh Core is taken intern•
ally, and :arts dirt etl) on the blood
WOMAN'S REALM. and 111111,1'sltrfaO, of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
E J ('11i'N1 1t h' ('l)., 'Toledo, U.
Sold by all Druggists, 7J(
'fake 111111.8 hatnily fills foe consti-
pation,
One-third of 14ren 1 ltritain's tele-
graph operators are women.
Mrs. Alit•Iaide l;allard, ex prt1 itient
of the Iowa Equal Suffrage associa-
tion, has moved to ('hien, Cal , with
her family :11111 has been elected presi-
dent of 10, 11-84•:41 suffrage club there.
At the Iniit general election in New
Gealt.nd thyro were 21..:1.597 males and
212,875 females on the rule There
actually voted '221,)411 males and
041;
females. in fourteen contests the
female inter,; outnumbered the )vales.
The 01110 woman's Soffrage associa-
tion fins presented to the Reuben Mc-
Millan Free library in Youngstown the
"11istory of Wonsan Suffrage," which
is 10mpri o1 in four large volumes.
'Volumes 1, 2 and 3 were written by
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan It, .1n
thony and Matilda Joslyn (sage and
yttrium. •1 by Miss Anthony and ids
1105001 1larper.
1' 11 . 1 111 , 1 1.111,
I,., , . ., tidy
.1111.1 nn ••1111.1.•11'1.
Minn: d•. liniment
• .4
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.
fifty more teachers have been em
p1)y(1 for the rapidly growing night
schools of Manila,
The Cambridge (F,ngland) froshrrten
number 1,112 as against 1,021 last
year. Ibis being a reror)1.
in seine of the elementary schools of
France "tables of sight and hearing"
are prepared for each class, and tic-
rording to these the children are seated
-- the short sighted near the blackboard
and those hard of hearing nearest the
teacher.
'•.r Professor C'r'ook of Amhurst college
recently broke up the monotony of
teaching by selecting hy lot a member
of each of his Junior divisions In polit-
ical economy to conduct the class while
be played the part of n student. Warn -
Ing of this plan was given the day be-
fore -
111 1411•
war 41WIMWaIM1111.1.
On reasonable terms, the two-story frame
hoose torn,erly occupied by Mr Robb, juat
off Albert street, nonan is welt bntlt and
in good condition; sure of land, good or•
ohard, stable, hard and soft water Applv
to GEO. LADD, Llolmesville,or New Era
Otiiue, Ulintou. Nov.30-et
AVMS.
SUFFERING WOMEN
who find ti/e a burden- can leave he&Itt' wad
strength twntnred by the tree of
Milburn's
Heart and Nerve
Pills.
>h or Sale ('Iieap
M
Lots 29 Con, 9, end Lot 29 Con. 10 Gods -
rich Township, 180 acres in each
\\ M. COATS, Ooderioh.
wer Or t-,SJIt.
'clic itower of habit was strikingly
illustrated not long ago in a shirt
waist factory. One woman who had
Ilene nothing hut sew up the seams Of
sleeves for four years was taken off
that particular job and was asked to
run Up seams in the body of the
waists. She complained that the
change made her so nervous that ebe
could not work.
"But what is the difference?' asked
the foreman. "There Is nothing but a
straight seam here, Just the same as
you have been used to."
"I know," replied the woman with
tate feminine logic, "but It isn't
sleeves."
And it did indeed prove to be a fact
that owing to her four years of steady
work on sleeves it took her Cully that
many weeks to overcome her nervous-
ness sniffilliently to run the machine at
her accustomed speed when sewing an-
other part of the waist. -Exchange.
The present generation of women and Wrhi.
kin., morn then their sham of misery ith
nth
,.
nl.hera weak, dizzy and tainting wails. while with
ethers there is n general et -disuse of the ayalem.
M,I(,nrn'. lirarl and Nerve fills tone up dols
norte Irro1p(L,„ 1)' heart and make itbeat
,••O and rev.....11 1•r'sta new rad blood etc
lad impart (hat ,lanae et laioyaney(0
fhr--i•'ri!= that i.. the re+'•.ilt. of renewed anemia
. ,.rel t'1)' -
0. 0, 1•, n.' I'1(, (trllia (bit n'rr Mw:
.-er 3 ten, way trnni.lnl w4l14 nano-►
. .,, 1'••d h r Ira•.
•rt nr. 1 rn 1 11 1 ix,l nnq attaw
't+*X' •, I ' )44'1 wart emmot-tele eared.
1 ,,.,t. ,, ,,, , .' I Ian1 Vt mt iris da.'
4 . r 1•'
Ve
IIi)7se UI
Stet,
Per sale that farm of 120 sores,
lots `(3-34, jut ,on, tioderloh togol
Good trams bossed frame barn, el
drive house, good s ripg oreek, 10.1)
orobard, ell oleered bat about 25 1)o
in good state of oaltiveiiion. Soil rt
loam. Reasonable terms to suit p
ere Apply to O.J. Wallis, Clinton
�y Farm to Kent.,
The farm of Macrae, tin tb
being part of lot 811, 9th coo
the Dodeworth farm, is oBered
reasonable terms, Never- fai
running through the fatgo•
given in March were Kap
apply at New Btu .trace, 1)r
FORD, ilohneevetle,
W. BRYDOBE.
BARRISTER dObIOITOR N, OT,oi{li
PUBLIC, PITO.
log
shop CLINTON
bled,
res of
ea end
h clay
rohae- CONVEYANCERS, -- NOTARIES
Ont. COMMISSIONERS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
JOHN RIDOUTA -
RIDOUT & HALE
Base Line, t
known aa
to rent on
ing creek
Possession
artioulars,
Of Mies E.
For Sale ()rim hent
A tiret cheer 200 acre farm in West Wa •
wauoeh, (Jun. 5, lot with 175 aortas in a
good state, 1' ouitivettun, well fenced, well
watered, gut..i orol,'1rd, largo bunk barn ,
good bona . I'uatutliue, btauk moth ehup
and store al curteer •'1 (atm. Uteu•remeut
to 1011001 duo ntluroh. 11 111116441 (rum t),1'.
R.•statiuo at Auburn, Lerma easy. W.
A. Ilarrtao'-, Luokuow, Out.
Choice t'roperty For hale
Tite-tint3:rsigned offers for sale hie choice
ctardeit property of three aurae situated in
Gorden Survey, Chump. 'There ie a own
fortablb'Aonee with atone oellar, on the
piece, with stable, hard and soft wader, all
kinds of fruit trees and in good state of
, eltivation; Will be sold with enure outfit,
ue reaootlabie terms, H. JOYNIIR.
On Maple Sy, one half acre of ground, Farm for Sale or to Rent.
good frust trees end other small trutt.
The valuable firm uousidtiog of 1W
house in good condition. Apply to
W. W. N I \11.NS, urea beim North half lot 33, Con, 5, East
8 iLwanoel, there are situated on the farm
a gond frarle house, a good bauk baru 44x
till, a straw shed 30x41) with stabling uu
uerneath, a young nu:herd of 2 acres, iu
good beartnt condition, a plentiful supply
of good here and soft water. I'here are
and good
bard wood
:red a a
90acres -lel
t
bitch, Posaetoiun given 80 do fall plowing,
full poeeeeaio' in liter di. For particulars
(mod house for Sale. apply to 1IENJAMJN a b nE1.
Hous'. ler Sale
A story-aud-half frame house, on Wel-
lington Street, with good lot It offered for
,M
I1'Il
tale, cheap.,
Apply l1
y
IJ JAIIo
h
Ontario Ft,
Subscriber offers for sale his large amu
comfortable frame house on Albert Street,
The house has every couvouienue forord.n-
ary family. Good cellar; hard and soft
water ou the lot; three-quarters of -an acre
of land; bearing fruit trot 1, also good
stable. Will be sold ou reasonable ter'ne.
A. WILKEN,
Clinton, Melt 30th
TAKE NOTICE
We publish aimple, straight testi•
menials, not press agents' interviews,
from well-known people.
From all over Amet tea they testify
to the merits of MiNAItf)'S LINT
MENT, the hest of Household Reme-
dies.
MINA KITS LiNiMENT CO, i,TD.
THE SKYROCKET.
114)Use to Relit
Good convenient buns- 0n }heli I8trevt,
containing POVe11 ro 11)5, st8hly. 1.044. Apply
t0 JOHN FO3'I'ER, Albert t;t, (buten.
Property for Sale.
The undtrsigned (f••'rs fur sale the
property on the corner of Heron ant' Isaac
St., Clinton, and known as the Elliott
13!(ck, 11 Is the most desirable store
Property in town, and 1v111 be soh, on
tea8unablrr ttr,ve, ,IOIIN t) 1 LL1U'1'1.
ar.
MODERN PAPER.
Farb^ for Sale.
0. B. HAL.i
I't,urtetoroffers for sale hie farm on the
Maitland ('our 0or.•nwh 'Township, Lots
77 and 7s, AiLnated i 1.2 miles troll] village
of Ilehneavtlle, 0hurand imbue!. The
farm euntaine 238 act (,f choice laui, a
•'cud frame house, end auk barn, 5 agree
of ',(chard acid 30 a- .a of good maple
bca_lland. The farts 1 1 aVer�.e4 hy.a run-
110lg brook, This farm t\,ii+.tt.i toll. at 'a
block or iu parte. AL'ply to
ALEX IiALOUit,
el'•Itnesville,
Not So Good or Lasting as the OM
Fashioned Kind.
"The filen who wrote history on tab-
lets of stone in ages gone had a diffi-
cult task to perform and had to eultI-
vate the habit of brevity," says a writ-
er In a German paper, "tut what they
wrote was preserved. It will be differ-
ent with the newspapers and books of
the present time. The paper upon
which they are printed wills disinte-
grate in a few years and the records-
bistorirai, scientific and llterary-will
become dust.
"I saw two papers recently which
told the whole story. One contained
an account of the death of Napoleon
Bonaparte. It was printed in 1821,
was in a state of perfect preservation
and looked as though It might hast
with ordinary care a hundred years.
The other paper was kept because its
leading article described the surrender
of Sedan, which had taken place a day
before. Although It had been printed
nearly My years later, the Sedan pa-
per had to be handled carefully to pre-
vent its tearing in the creases. One of
these papers was printed on old fash-
ioned paper and the other on the mod-
ern kind.
"With the two specimens before me I
cannot refrain from urging once more
that a few numbers of all books and
newspapers, enough for all first class
libraries, be printed on good paper for
the benefit or those who will live atter
us."
How tt 1s Made and the Reesien It
Riess In the Air.
Of aft fireworks none la more beantt-
fat from a pyrotec'bnlc point of view
or more generally poptrar than the
skyrocket
The powder ingredients are seiplitur,
r1tarecial and saltpeter, roughly in the
proportion of fourteen, twenty-six and
sixty respectively. Except In the case
of military or life salving rockets, the
cylindrical ease is of paper or paste-
board, }otnewhat constricted at the
fns- end. into U11s the perwder lb
rammed tightly, a ronteal }pace tieing
left for the irltar'rtion of the quick
match which passes through the con-
•>rlrt to,. or "-I101,eI10IP." Into tee mass
of powder.
This forms the betty of the racket:,
which in closed at the tap with a p11114 -
ter of peril ping '1'hrnugh this a
entre hole tilled 88Th a fuse (unununl-
,
*leg n i4ll the ..11 ,.1)1 4104 ped 111:1(1,
t I r:),.f.e.-, fir Cold
rpl•.init 1•
Fit ,' ,i I".. .'In., ,,r ,4,41"11.,
,14)•“111•,1 11 :1 1.1.+0n' 1- 11. k bl rltreit It}
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tinder e( 4•'o
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urging the
1'ear}on's.
Good Frame House tor Sale
or to Rent
Medial.
DR. O. W. THOMPSON
Yhysioian, Surgeon. Elks.
eueclal" attention elven to diseases of the
Eye„Ear. Throat, and Nose
°dace and Residence.
Two doors west of the Conuper ed LRy
Duron 5t.
Drs. Gunn & hIcIae
Dr, W. Gunn, L. B. t, Y., L. IL C. 0..
Of)3ce-Ontario Street, Clinton, Night cane
front door of o foe or residence, Ratteni,
Street.
Dr, T. T. McRae, Uulvurelty of Toronto
Oaks hours at hospital: -1 to 3 p•m.:7 to 9 9.
Subscriber offers fel- Pale or to rent ilia
large and comfortable frame house on
Bert te Street west, containing 9 taxiing,
with hath room, closets, wash rcom and
pantry. Good cellar and furnace, also
good stable, J. B. LINDSAY, Clinton.
•
DR. J. W. SHAW.
YHY$I(:LAN, SURGEON.
Acc:nneheur, etc., office and residence on
tenbur' St,, 001)01tte W, Farran'a residence,
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Holmes 1
Specialist he Crown and Bridge W
Graduate of the Royal College of Den
geone of Ontario. -•--
Honor graduate of University of Toren',
tat Department.
Graduate of Chicago College of Dental
Chicago.
Will visit Bayfield every Monday.
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House torSate or to Rent
The undersigned tffrrs fir salt- or to
rent that house of Maple Bt. formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs Kill. ugh. The house ie a
frame and contains 5 rooms and woodshed
hard and soft water a quarter of an acre
of land in lot, with fruit trete thereon.
The house to in a good state of repair, for
further particulars apply to
W J FALCONER Clinton Ont
For Sale or to Rent,
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Officee over O'NEIL'S store.
Special
Dare taken to make dental al t
ment as painless as pobdible.
Miscellaneous.
r AMJSS CAMYIBELL, LONDEBBOKO.
Ei81J140 OP MAItRIA(it. LAIR
N.) witnoaae. reouirly
Money
Private funis to loan at 41,4
words W. B
Li
Farm
_Orders 1
Comfortable House on North Bt. con-
taining every convenience for small family
will be sold or rented on • eaponable terms
Apply to MRb BUTLER, North St,
As Others Think
Everyone olIislORight
wn Opinion
While everyone has a right to his
opinion, yet it itt Wlee to always con-
sider whatothers think and profit by
their experience.
Nothing make} life 50 miserable, or
interferer HOwid"lY with 1 he usefulness
of the average American, as indiges-
tion, and itis well for 1)4 to give fair
eontitleration to what, ethers think
about, thio remarkable affliction.
Many people from their own carper
fence, are positive that Mi-O-nta at.ont-
arlt .11 ab4nlute ('ttlr
for 'utadighleet4•ath rite (I Hn10the mauv (I8 t4ree-
ahle Hvnlptmns 11101 fail >'V this disease
such as Matres4 after rating, coated
I, 04>o', bad Iasi.' in t 1180(1)1, dizzt-
11e,`,, (1.11 allure, 1111 vnll.nesS and de -
1 ,1,1 •
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n1,rP'.Hlritr I(UY)I.11H Mi (•-n I, Ili. 117,
Itutlxlu, N. Y.
For Sale
Second hand wood furnace to Bale in
good order, together with brick to ensloee
same, will be sold cheap. Apply to
ALBERT SEELEY, Clintoe.
Farm for Sale or to Rent
For sale or to rent, the M) acres on Con.
5, being lot 25, known as the Smithson
farm; has been in green for five years, will
either be rented or Bold r heap Apply to
MRS. WARREN, Clinton,
or to S. McCOOL, Lcndpsboro
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Nortgaae Sale
of House and Lots
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to• Ter
discount
G. D.
Mc
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lir
Under and by Vlrtueof the powers contained
in a certain Mortgage which will he
Produced at the, into of sale, there will bo offer-
ed for sale at Public Auction. by David Dickin-
son, Auecionettr, at the Commercial Hotel, in the
Town of ('lintvn, on SATURDAY, the 11th day
of .tan uarl', lli(It. et 3 30 o'clock, p.m., the follow-
ing properties: The mall half of Lot Number
4, an 1 the whole of Let Number 5, on the west
Aida of VietnriRhtree , in the an Id Town of Clin-
room Or
loaa, containing aliriinll era 9s and 110 on the
andant aide
of James Street, in the said town, each contain
ing ono-afth of an acre of land, more or leas.
On the Victoria (,trent , rnpertiea are erected, a
frame cottage and stable; the Iota on James erected.
are vn,c(tnt. This in a desirable, property for
anyone rennirinet an inexpensive borne. The
vacant iota would snake good building Iota, or
gardon or pasture lots For terms and ennditionn
of Rale. apply to W. MeV DOM: -
Vendor's Solicitor.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a hy'aW was paw
ed by the Municipal ('nnnell of 1h Towit of Cltnton, on the second day of De e"
pro-
viding inr the Wow ofneheftmess0 .44 to tbmount
of (1,1)4)4 4 l
1 for the I
improve-
ments (Ce•n,nnt Walks) and that such liy law
0814 rrt!(dered in the Registry afire of the
count% et II1.ron, on the sr.enteot,LI, day of Deo -
r set aside
t.h't,aAun•r, 1. any 11part thereof tn) motion to u at bP�ovule with-
in
Gilt,
n„I1, , 18, lhoan •111 t the
he nn,e1 thereiafter. n(
this
l)sttut At, the Tow,A I('s nouns, Clinton, this
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w1'q ern , ltgthl.' for re -Mention. JOHN B.
(1 t, •,en, Free Ent ; i'iIOS. E. HAYb,
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