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Gang West
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(•Bing North
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Sleepless?
li�Nerves Art Racked
vitality Is Lowered
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Undetermined-;
Opiate*, • idati11etta Narc!.tic> ,
Morin '114s11 410040ns, ProfOuts
t
o Yertntano,it 1iood.
Worry, overwork, over -study and
indigestioncombo iusomonia,
rtealthy, natural Sleep can't be pre
ducel toy chugs.
r anon must be
bloc cul...
r 3 i
k t sG the cl
improved,
t,ongestion of brood' :in the head.
Must t:e removed, • •
Irritation in the brein must :be • re•
lleved..
because ll'errozone equalizes circ,
dilation, because. it soothed the irri
tationi Weenie it removescongestion
that is dues Cure insomnia.
' For building blood and nerve, for
instilling force and h%%, into overwork-
ed oreanie eetablishtng strength
and vitality, where clan y'iu,tind any
thong so lure as Ferrozone?
Hemnemitber slip ib just as important
as feed, :
You must sleep, or break down.
Yuu eau ifyou'll use iferrozone, and
thereby now remove the conditions
whi4h keep you fromu sleep. •
FerrozOne is not 'a nai'cotie, not a
dope; it is a health giving tome that
any •hlld•or delicate woman can use,,
Ab olutely sate is Ferrozone.
• '1'alie"t 'rul •a• month, 'Mee it for
year -.no •harm, but ifhmeaeirable
good will result. '
To sleep welii Look well, feel, to be
free from depression, nervousness or
blues -use bserrozone.. Its a food ton,
is,a heater to tui we tit aad .wresche i,,
•a boon to the sleepless ,ea sold: every-
where in 50e boxes.
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,.CLINTON NEW ERA
CLINTON, ONT.. FEB. 21. 1908
SOJIETIME
Sometime when all life's lessons have
been learned,
And sun and stars for evermore
have set,
The things which our weak judg•
. went here have spurned,.
The things o'er which we grieved
with lashes wet -
Will flash before us out of life's dark
night,
As 'stars shine most in deeper tints
of blue
And we shall see how all God's plans
were right,
And how what seemed reproof was
love most true.
And if sometimes, commingled with
life's wine,
We find the wormwood, and rebel
and shrink,
Be sure a wissr Hand than yours or
mine
Pours out this pction for our lips to
drink.
And if some friend we love is lying
low,
Where human kisses cannot reach
his face,
Oh, do not blame the Loving Father
so!
But wear your sorrows with obed-
ient grace. •
And you shall shortly know that
lengthened breath
Is not the sweetest thing God sends
his friend ;
And that sometimes the sable pall of
. death
Conceals the fairest boon his life can
send.
If we could push ajar the gates of life
And stand within, and allGod's
workings see,
We could interpret all this doubt and
et rife
And for each mystery could find a
key.
Wheat Outlook.
Ari. our millers about' the, outlook
r Ontario wheat, end they „say that
the•future promises a steauily iucreas-•
ing Market and higher. Ask our farm -
ere, and some of them put on' a 'long.'
face and say there is nu money in On-
tario wheat.
i.nesemen are about. fifty. years be,
hind the times: They"' have never
heard about such "new tangled things
T (=TON W EBA
A GLIMPSE OF MONTREAL
Some Oheracteristr of Life in Cell*
,ado's Eastern Mstropolie..
Half; a million .People ---soon to be a
round trillion. The modern and the
medieval. The tense struggle and the
calmness of those who do not work,
but linl' b o im. Hurrying creatures,
empty eyes;
the elow roc
ssmon' of
black -robed figures moving on
tb
church, telling their 'beads as they go.
Fits of strong banks .and, big cor•
i ;
' tesalso,
o ar G iv
pratons.andl_geat i• ,
a Cit which still lives in the past
Y
n 1
1 kneels in the
centuries, and m licit k
mu$�,,,when . the Wet goes by.
Mous and profoundly interesting
to the student are the contrasting
elements and conditions of the metro-
politan city. Go to the court. -bow,
and the eloquence will be that of a
brilliant T"',reneh-Canadian lawyer; go
to the bead olliced• of the Grand Trunk
, Or the C. P. R.,, and yon will find
practical men. 'who might not be able
on the spur of the- moment, to frame a
decent sentence, if you gave them a In
bodily condition,
;million dollars, directing tremnendow, In no other wary can( you so quickly,
operations with the business -like apt- se readily and so positively stimulate
tilde of the Anglo-Saxon. : - the stomach togordhealth. as by using
'Read' the French press. and you will illi+o-na. • •
find :...the coruscating ' pasquinade; • A 50. cent d box of Minna lasts a
.glance at the English papers and y_ou • couple of weeks, and Will ward off` a
will have blunt statement. dozen attacks of indigestion and bring
Go to the. pelitieal caricas: and you the weakest stomach into a state. of
will be greeted with n mag?retie elo- strength and good health.
fluence from a. mercurial pe,oplo,. Pro- Ml -0•118 18 sold by druggists every-
ceed to the, shipping offices, the offices where for 50c, and we pbsitively guar-
antee to refund your money should
you purchase a box and be dissatisfied
with results. Write for 'free sample
addressing R T Booth;gornpany, . Ltd,
Fort Erie, •Ontario: ,
OUND TRUE REMEDY.1 PEr I AHS 'FOR EN0A40.
Ott ergo Rao Oil ROW anfoo to
Sipe A1t11A1C+stNtaal� 'lrfou*�
,Atetriiloger Says She Will Harm Trouble
I • . In Hs' Oelenise,
The iv alaulabisamount of good that fo#fte txfol�ge1es, 04P041,_is11Y tboae who
m - one stomach tablets are doing in fore its birth, really fts of thelarAbe-
Winton, in making sick and even de
n
epairing people well, should compel predictions, they must have. none but
ti everyjudicious reo the gloomiest of outlooks for the year
the tie f � pe
r„r b u or a or 4 Rent.
�a'he underlyingosuse of nervous de. Decrease in 'trade,increase in the
e ess and ice of folie wars. and sumo of
ineloueboly is faulty nutrition, the re- wars, sedition and revolt, pol'mti• . ups sere, bein bf00h big 100 es, {aoa 5, EseM
R
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sm cod' frame house a band barn 4
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Fan° I" wile ' PROFESSIONAL
'�'a�r_ rr��m�1*� OW q! �Mi'► Wit 1p�ai� .
WI +fit, . 1t con.. Godarioh township,
Good (hams oris, fraise born; e . W. MR m. .
ase opting 10 of b1B 180,1401TOR l'�'ato , laroud � creak, web d 8�+, hRf*'� '�"p *.t>�'it�r�'
orobard. all eloaund but bout 25 sone an j PUBLLC aT=�
in mood state of ealtivation., :Boil nioh cloy.is
ioam. Reoonoblo tame to suit purobas- t1
er. Apply to 0.3. Wallis, Olinton, Ont.
1tea attention
who is out,of health with. etomac 1008, and must, indeed, be miserable
t
1 men.
biltty, „headaches, sle pleasn pr y. The valuable form ooraslrting of 100
shit of a weakened stomach and mac- and downs, earthquakes, international wawj►nosa, there Etre sail .ted on the Terve
e. bowel* trouble, disease and other troubles,
tiv is
_g
clo long as the stomach is weak the are all predicted for the coining year.
tissues cannot assimilate proper flour- The price of wheat will be high, soya
ishment, no matter how troch food is an astrologer, and there will be a foil.
eaten. Mi-o-na increases the strength •urs of root crops,
and activity of the muscular ' ails of
the stomach, regulates the.bowels and
=less the blood capable of conveying,
nutriment to all the vital t.rgans.
The use of Mi-o-na stomach tablets s
makes all the difference between a s
tired, nervous, sluggish condition, a
weakened stomach, and a ,finealthy,
"Sephe,rial," editor of the . `Fore-'
oast," and a new weekly, "Futures,"
was asked yesterday to calculate a
pecial horoscope for the. year; and
ome. of the more interesting of ida
predictions are given below:
The year 1808 is likely to prose one
of the most ,fateful in the history of
England. Three major planets, Nen"
tune, Uranus and Saturn, will hold
cardinal signs, and be responsible for
the development of great political
crises, On the 3rd of January there•
will be a total eclipse of the sun in
the sign of Capricorn. This falls close
to the positbion of Mars in the royal
horoscope, and as Capricorn rules
India, we may' look for an outbreak
of _sedition and.revolt in the pen-
insula. '
IJr'anus continues in the sign of
Capricorn and. -in opposition to Nep-
tune in' Cancer d'u'ring the next two
years; the result being that New Zee. -
land and British South Africa, India,
and"•Egypt Will perhaps be. the scene
of sedition and revolt,
"The • •position of the Government"
will. be tremendously assailed •and
effectually undermined in the sprung
of 1908. Joseph Chamberlain will
effect some signal successes In July,
•and, given. a contitnuance. of the pre -:-
sent improvement in. his health, I
fudge that he will be a most prom-
inent figure in.the administration of
affairs. Saturn will then be stationary
in the' horoscope of the present Gov-
ernment,•
of • the great industrial' eorporations,.
and. you will find silent men, siie,ply
doing business.
Drop .in .at the: «try hall 'timid you
will. hear torrents of eloquence, not
,about the future position of the city,
not about the bringing in of large bet:
terments, but about a broken sewer or
waterp'p Forty-two members • ten
i e. . ,
English-speaking,. thirty-two born ora-
tors'; ten silent and ineffectual crea-
tures who might as well be . at..home
for all they ean.do or •say. The slight
est :provocation brings out all the re-
sourcesof the tomiane of Moliere, •The
veliemenee; the deel;:tttation;.the mag-
•liotisrn which •alarli• the, rhetoric,
might well' be applied to 'a' profound
question, ;say, of national policy, It
is really all about the town pump.
The eloquence does not make clean.
or wide streets.; it does not give us.
as blended flours. Theyuse "Western more parka and playgrounds; it, does
hard flour." The scientific" farmer' not construct noble boulevards in the
knows all about Western flour.: He newer portions of -the city which will
knows to his sorrow, that it was the soon einbr;ice the Island of Montreal:
It doeh;'not, iii a word, spell salvation, •
but it gives . color .to drabness, : and
drabness is the general experience.
• A difference of rase, 'of tongue, of
:;creed inay have complementary. ad -
coming of Manitoba wheat that • sent
down the price of Ontario' wheat, : He
knows, too, that it its because the ave-
rage farmer uses Western wheat flour
that the p'mice of Ontario *heat :-has
But not to -day. Then be cuntent,poor
heart!
God's plans,like lilies,pure and white
unfold ;
file m ust not tear the close -shut leaves
apart,
Time will reveal the chalices of gold.
.And when through patient toil we
reach the land,
Where tired feet with sandals loose
may rest,
When we shall clearly know and un-
derstand,
I think that we twill say, "God knew
the best."
-neuggince' In New Vora.
.a. young man was taken before a
New York magistrate on a charge of
larceny. The policeman who made the
• arrest asked permission to take him to
police headquarters. "What for?" ask -
•ed tile judge. "To mug him, of couree,"
was the response. "There is no 'of
course' about lt," the judge- responded
with emphasis. "You have no righeto
' take a man's picture against bis will
IIIMU he has been eonvicted. This
young man has not been convicted, and
there is to be po htitiggiog' in his case. _
The . sooner the police understand the
sifuetton the less liable they will be to
getitnto trouble." Other New York po-
lieermagistrates have expressed thew
seri* In similar terms. -Exchange
Meal
Does Not
Color Hair
•Ayer's Hair Vigor u now
made from out neviimproved
formula, does not stain or color
the hair even to the slightest
degree. Gray hair, white hair,
,blonde hair is not made a
shade darker. But it certainly
does st'op falling hair. No
question *bout that.
Does not change Me roger of the hob. „
tiers
A reruntiii with *eh bottle
V II ow it to rottl,
Aootor-
then dies hi KO
Indeed, we believe it will stop tVery case
of falling hair unless there is soMe very
complication, something greatly
Affecting the general hetIth, Then you
should consultyour physician. Also talc
isim about tholtew Meet Heir Vigor.
he buys blended flour, which contains
Ontario wheat,. and a little.: Manitoba.
wheat to add -strength. Thus he speeds
his money for the products of his own
farm. He Makes 2t profit on 'his wheat
and keeps his money here at home.•
£he farmer. who uses'•Western patent
flour;' is making -rich the wheat gruw-
ere of Manitoba and Alberta.' .
All this aside,, however, there ,,is .a
healthy demanu for Ontario wheat.
The blended hours are meeting with
tale. most .gratifying success. ' The
sates for each month,• as reported by
the leading mills,. show a:' 'big increase
Over -the comes "ponding: month of the
previous year.. :ibis increased, deinend
for blended flours means -. an increased
demaud for Ontario wheat. Eareaerst
who keep abreast of time times, know
about these blended flours, --are using
wheat living it proceeds .to make money
them, and are plitintiug Ontariotur a o. it is• described
for the advancing umarket it builds• itself .•lordly _ mansion ., it::.., .,-y--g
It .. great pity that every;farmer may be; but it holds itself aloof from. 1x 'iv riirlmtbted cast=o'f tires
in our pi tafnce does not.hese realize -the the .•:, current -of affairs: This ' is"not face of Oliver; C ommell, It was .pre
-
edlmportance ss.umakiugtl these Mend,' ;to mend, but' to make worse the situs- •. sumab'ly a cle:i o mask; Another such
ed flours a success :And every failamer•, troll.. But 'this is' an' old story.. •- ' ie, according. to K aylen, in the peli-
can
li--
cayhelp In this great` workshy/31y ply by • Oomm.ercially `arid industfially, re toric off Michel Thomas
Gloucester
buying blended flours whenever the ; Montreal is. supreme: in the Dominion.
• flour barrel is eitipty:' The, farmers The men whop direct' the activities 'shire. It may be r th Sevenonlcs head.
thousands' of poop a are, by their di= •
wive; ;CromvKell's Body. •
-
"What became of Cromwell?" The
question is,.a vexed one. According,
to . an ancient , tradition Cromwell's
body was conveyed immediately after
his death, in obedience to his' last
orders, and. was buried on Naseby
Field, . "where he had obtained the
greatest . victory and glory." Accord-
ing to • another account, Mary, Lady
Fauconberg, Cramwell's daughter,
was able to convey the body away
from its grave in the "Abbey and to
have it burned in her husband's house
of Newburgh in Yorkshire,' where the
tomb, an. impenetrable marble one, is'
stil shown, says' The Lance„ -•-An-
other corpse was substituted'. -for
Croniwell's in.the hbbey, and it tva
this nameless corpse which . under-
went the indignities put upon it on.
January, 1661, when the putative body
was hanged on the gallows at Tyburn,
together•. with Ireton''s arid Brad-
y' ' il: the head w:s set ii. on
hes been found rather. difficult to real -
This
pole above Westminster Ha 1.
ire them. •A hodiogeneous people This head,. still transfixed by a, spike
would elect.. men to carry. out .their
which was let throw the .cranium
�ril1 a A • dual potpie, split in lewd, . by means of. a specially drilled' hole,
oleos the. men Answer best, to
is. now in the possession. of Mr. Hor-
sectional appeal: Hence you have two • ace Wilkinson, of Sevenoaks.. It is
Voices 1v0 -:-counsels ander a• policy Vthe head,- urmusly_eliough,-, of soma
which pulls. in opposite •dirctions: •one whose'' body has probably been'
united
embalmed, for the top` of the skull
has been sawn off in order,. presum-
ably. to admit, of the removal' of the
brain. The `body to which this' head -
belonged was' buried; under the. gal-
lows of'Tyburn; unless, which is Prob-
able, the' Fauconbergs,:obtained the
body there and carried it off.:
Death masks • of Cromwell might:
throw some light on the ,question of
the: identity of the head.. One of
Hence, too, you are lacking In pubhc sentiment, which is the only
coercive force you Can apply to any
, sort .of government.
The results are seen, An over-..
whelniing majority enforees its ideas.;
A helpless rninority looks on, with
the. privilege of paying taxes. The
minority loses heart and interest. It
.sees wrong things which it. cannot
check. It notes ;extravagances for
whichit will have to pay. It goes on
themselves will benefit by get
more money for their wheat. , 8
men and dairymen. veal share. i the
rofits by trying less for bra
and
shorts,. As is well known, the reason
these teedstuffs cost so nsuch now is
because our localmills do not grind
as much grain as they should, and con-
eequently have not the bran, etc:, to
sell, And finally,'the whole province
will benefit, because higher prices for
whear.rneans more money 'for every -
University supplies that fear-
rections, hard-headedness, and; mod -
amity, in curious contrast to' that
other 'city within a city which refuls
to recognize the twentieth. century.
Met' like Sir Thomas ShaughneesY,
Mr.. C. M: Hays, :Sir William Van
Horne, Sir George Drummond, Sir
William Macdonald; Mr. R. B. Angus,
Sir 'Robert Reid, give the city its ener-
getic, its- progressive character, while
BABY'S OWN TABLETS,
A SMILE IN EVERY DOSE.
The mother who, in • her graditiole
for what Baby's Own: 'Tablets have
done for her child, said that • "There's
a smile in every dese" coined a,' Yery
happy and very true. phrase.. The
tablets cure all the Miiiornilments of
babieirandyming Afildreti; and make
bright smiling happy little ones. Mrs
John Young, Auburn Ont . says; -"I
have used BabY's Own Tablets tor
more than a year and I think theY are
the best medicine th.it cau be 'event,.
baby. They are splendi& at teething
mid for stomach and bowel tratibles.
You don't -need it dector If yoU keep
Baby's Own Tablets in the house.'
That's about the highest praise a
mother can give and its true every
word of it. Yen can get the ',Tablets
from any Medicine dealer or by mad
Medicinello-13reckvilre, Ont.
oarrAIN still FAR AHEAD.
•
Builds Mere than Half the, Woridis
• 'Shipping.
' The statistics Of the world's Ship.
'building in 1907, Jost ioeued by;
Lloyd's register, ehow a total output:
of mere:Inutile 'tonnage by the Ifnited
of '220,21I0 tons int compared With' 1906,;
which was the highest on mead. The'
foreign output in 1907 inoreased by
nearly Sodloe tons.
Orest Britain, 'however, _0011 builds
more than one-half • the 'mercantile
shipping of the globe, 'which hot
year shleved a fret 11101111180 of 1.984,-
800 tatis es eon:pared With an inereaSe,
of 2,168,000 in 1908.
. The world's fleet df thipiires,
• reduced during the year by 180,00S
*tons and the 'steam tonnage was in-'
Itirea/ed by 2,164,800.
Great llatitain is still a large pur-
ohaser of vesflels Wilt abroad. An-
other ixiatter of great discontent in
this couritry is the large„ pereentage
• Of foreigners employed as setuten on:
the British. inereantile uterine, num-
bbring._ a total, Of 40,000. With an ant
mid wage lid of $10,000;000. While
pressing heavily ashore, this is -con-
sidered unfortunate, and the British
Naval League is taking active stepa
to agitate the utilization of the un-
employed to take the phtee of aliens
• on the ships,
Carte ibefillit
lessness of teabhing which it of such
inestimable value to the Minority In
• ofli.111. UP NEW COUNTRY.
Oontemplittad Work of C, ' P, R. I
Mr WM. Whyte,' s,ecorid .vice-presi-
dent, of the C. P. R., who has recently
been ',in liontrettl-iir-connectien---with--
the work ,of settling the . company's
appropriations fa railway expencli-
tura in • Western : Canada during the
coming year, has now . practically
einnpleted his work. .The apPropria.
tions that have •beert settled upon do •
not provide for .aris, new colonization .
lines of striking importance, but show
that the' company will COnfine its at- :
tention mainly to eontinuing the work ,
it has already help= in thoroiighly
exploring- the Viler and fertile portions
of the provinces of Saskatchewan and
from two to three . hundred miles
mirth OLthe company's main line. .
• The principal work decided upon
for this year, Mr. Whyte announeed,
' will be the cempletion of Pheasarit,
Hills branch clear throtigh from She -
ho, to Wetaskiwin, on ;.the Calgary.
pahy Oar shorter route between Ed-
niontdii and Winnipeg than it has fit
present, , besides opening up Much new
country, In order to complete thla
line a section of $2 miles will have to
From Lanigan te ASquith. 24 miles
west of Saskatoon, there is a section
elready completecl:,, Front Asquith the
eotripany will build a stretch of 200
miles West to Hardisty, at the Cross-
ing of the Battle River, a • that will
complete the Hee, for t e rails are
Ialready laid from the Battle River tO
Some time rig,: bad had atta,t3k of
Quirisey Which laid me up for two
weeks and cost a lot of nseney.
Finding the lump agaieforming in
my throat, I bathed freely with ritiN-
Attl:04 and saturating it
eleto with the iniznerit Jot It n all
NOX I.. morning the swelling VIPS gotto
and attributcd the warding off Of an
attack of guinsev to the free 'use of
peertoz,:olrijkenesses ancl busts. of. the
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with' LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seaf of the dis-
ease. Catarrh is a, blood cr constito.
.tional disease, andln. order te cure it
you must take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh qure is taken internally
and acts directly on •the blocd• and
is not a quack medicine. It was pre-.
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a reg-
ular prescription. It is composed Of
oneof the rest tonics known, combin-
ed. witts the best blood purifiers, act-
ing directly on the mucous surfaces,
,The perfebt combination of the two
ingredlente is what produces such Won-
derful results in Miring Catarrh. •
bv Druggists, price 750, •
•
Wanted
00, a straw shed with 'tabling tun
derneath, it young orchard of 2 mom, in
good bearing condition, plentiful supply
of good boa and Boit water. There are
90 acres cleared and e good hard wood
bush, Foesemion given te do fell plowing,
apply lo BENJAMIN WITMER,
• Thirty oorde ot Bra class green body.
'maple wood twenty inohes lone, to be de.
livered at the Clinton School, on
or before the first day of May J.908. Ten
dere will be received onor before Feb:, 22"
. J. OUNINGBAME,. Secretary.
A Different Thing. •
"Then, Mr. • Soxley didn't really glve
aceording to Ids n.aeaner 'said the
' "No," replied the minister; "merely
Standard end Times, .
oniOnswasinao
Farm lor Sale.
Proprietor offers for Bale his farm on the
MaitlendOmi. Goderioh Township, Lots
of Holinesville church and school. The
farm ntains i38 sores of choice land, a
good a 0 one% and bank barn, 5 agree
of pollard and 80 *ores of good 'maple
busiland. • The farm hi traversed by a ran.
ning brook, This farm will be sold in a
block or'in, parts. Apply to
ALEX BAEOUR,.
lbor Sale ()heap
RIDQ'UT #k HALM
taoN'laY,dN ,�.>
T LOAN."
MONEY �
O II7h
mot
c • 'i7
Jowl ulDo
OR. O. W. TillOSIPMCit
seeMetathentlon elven to diseases et the
Two doors wart of the Comoierdat Doha
Dorm St,
Ors, Gunn Nr
&nee -Ontario Street, Clinton. colts 4
front door of °Moe or residence. Us
Street.
:Dr. T. T, McRae, Ilithorette OiThrisnes.
Lots is Cori. 9, and Lot 29 Gen. 10 GOCie*
rich Township, 89 &eras in each ' •
M; COATS Goderioh.
Farm to Bent,
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Sobs° ber offer° to rent his farm of 125
sores, b ng lot 28, con. 5, Bullets. Good
uomfortable house and good out-buildizige,
orchard, plenty cf water, 8 miles from
'Clinton. Fall plowing all done; 15.1licres
of fall wheat. For partioulare apply on
Abe premises. or M Clinton P.O.
__The undereigned offers for sale north pt
of Lot 20, Con. 14, Hallett; 100 Sores, all
cleared ; good oechards, hard and soft
water; wind mill; bank barn; goodstabling;
brick house, driving shed, hog pens, hen
-house. DA.V1D NICOL, Blyth,
•tiouse to Rent
(Suceeseor to Dr. Holmes 1
specialist in Crewe and Bridige
Graduate of the ROW College of Dental eir."
ge0118 of Ontario,
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Dead
tal Department.
. Graduate of Chicago College of Dental' Suenswe
-Chicago. .
will visit Eayileld every Monday.
•
bit. H. FOIIILE.lit.
Offiiies over O'NEIL'S store.
%Special core taken to make dentel
went patnless. as poseible.
Tema natienELL.L01.1DDSBOROt"
No witnesses reouired
-,..are-wapeotile for all -diseases -and.
.orders ariSing from a run-down condi-
tion of the heart =nerve system,smodi
• se Palpitation of the Heart, Nervous
Prostration, Nervousness, Sleeplasa.'
• ne•it, Faint and Ditty Spells, Brain Rags
ete. whey are espachniv beneficial to
women trunbled with irregular men.
Ptioe 50 eente Per box, Or 8 for UAL
T191. Iirtooda Co.,. Isarrana
Good convenient house on High Street,
containing seven rooms, stable, eto. Apply
to JOHN- FOSTER, Alhert Clinton.
A story-and7lialf frame house; on Wel-
lington Street, with ood lot is offered for
sale, cheap. Apply to • JAMES SMITH'
Ontario St.
For Sale or to Rent
Comfortable House 'on • North BC con-
taining every Convenietioe for small family
will be sold or rented on easOnable terms,
THOMAS .GUNDRY
,. Live steekand general Auction7,er
Vara. Stour sales specialti,•. Ott.ei 11 Afr
Naw ERA mike, canton primetly attooeso '
,Adios.-colinerient, reasonable, ---!Farmers' sale latekt;
Money
Prittate funds tit loan at Ali per Gent tad.
GEORGE ELLIOTT
eLINTeze. ONT.,
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orders. left ab the NEW ERA wAi„
promptly attended to,
II,rise or See
Mapde St, one half sore of ground,
good fruit trees and other small fruit.'
-house in good condition. Apply to "
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Rouse for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale -his house and
three-quarterof-an-aore of land on Mary
St. Fruit trees, good hard and eoft water
also stable. Will. be sold on reasonabl
. Property for Sale.
The ntidirsignet1 offerer • for sale the
property on the corner of Enron and blase
131., Clinton, and known as the Elliott
Bleck. It is the niost desirable store
property in teen, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. jOHN 0. ELLIOTT.
. .House fOr Sale.
A comfortable frame house on Mill St.,
containing 8 bedrooms, sitting room, pan'.
try Woodshed, good cellar, hard std. soft
water • One. wirier Imre lot Will be said
:I' 1161
have RetleWed
Your Subscriplon? • ..
_At,:good: 'many subscribers have
newed their subscriptions, -hot
fry Memel; to the average
individual, bug the individual dollar
makes a great deal of difference to
a palieher, when he has hundreds
of thetn scattered all over.
If YOU' have not renewed;would
you kindly& de so as soon as Con-
venient -
Sale Register,
One mite from Roimeardle, pn March 0,
Thos Gundry, Atiet.
A:mortgage sale of hotel property
will be held in Auburn on Saturday,.
March 14th. The Auburn liotel and
lands appertaining thereto Will be of -
rani Stook of T lot 21, eon
, ilnliAtt. on Friday, Yob 14, T Brown
Parte, Ntoeir, etc, of the late Sohn
Sprung, lot 2, base line, Ilfillett,
Feb 25. T Gutdry, Auctioneer.
Parte kook, etc, of W, L. Lindsay,
Huron Bead, Goderich township, ori
' seam to understand that I am on 'my
own hook, so to -convince them of the
My snot; is three doom north 'Of the
Ithermandie Hotel, where there 'is as
choice "a stock of Fancy Were
Tweeds Pantinf, Over -coatings anii
black aAcl blue orsteds ae, found any
Suite made to order on short -netiee
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Eindly give us a call, and- inspect- .144
The large Cottage an Qneen street. he.
longing to the estste of the latriE, laolmes
is offered for Sale. ' The lat is one-half
acre, with bearing fruit trem hard and
ERA office.
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Good House for sale
(InnAsireetbearorrinnt asebtittlyette00713Bizoieusaiheebriliww118-rentitoobryabibifirajamnneci.
in good condition- sore of land, good or-
chard, stable, hard and soft water APplY
to GEO. "LADD, Efolinesville, or New Ere
Private Sale ol nousehold
From this date until March ,6th, :1908,
treseeil, apricots, eto,, sideboard, extension
table,. coach, linoleum, Radiant Home
heater, book case, fandy and ether tablee,
Rattan, Mahogany and Oak chairs, Urge
• . dook /dove end other articles, ALSO
• CLINTON
Birds and Aximals Stuffed and Moiratat.
true to Iite. Terme Seasonable
0LINToN ONT •-
ineTaggart
•_ SPIN.IfERS
ALBERT.. *ST CLINTON--
transacted
Pratte Issued. Interest allowed ow
The Melcillop Mutual':
Fire Insurance Co.
rm and Isolated Town props
Jelly
J. -B. McLean,President,Seaforth; Thos
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brfice5eld;, Thos. .3 •
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth:
Jas.' Connelly, Jake -
te:ionaetst,n;e:Iy:arGsea:locGkrifo";evitGbe,;:....vvi.D.ale,inzthrvanoCpsli!ito;31.;;Mha:. .
nh-eis•Ewoeirwiiiii,11:3)1ocar°dhiretittoayg.teins'inipeitor of
Robe Smith; HarlOck; Ed1 Hinckley.
Seafortb; James Cumming, Egatowdo,
vine; T. W. Yee. Helniesville
RIDES WANTOD
h paid for Hides, Slam '
lnd Tallow.
Good Frame House tor Salo
or..to Rent
Subporiber offers for ante or to rent hit
large and cemforteble 'frame house on
with bath'roore. closets, wash it orn brie
pantry, Good dollar end ftitheaer-ithid
good stable, 3. B. LINDSAY, Clinton.
Tendere revolved bt the Council
of ihe Towle Lip of Volleit tor tie, Impels
of 4 000 ft of Rae( plank, 10 ft loeg,
place, T ridaro will oe opened at tile
otewriship 11611 on, Friday, the 21st day of
For
Corn for Sale
ore, ei quantity of choice Yellow
Cab or excharige for other grain,
'Standard Elevator, ylintOrt.
iienitry for knit,.
pallete, and 1 coolieret fa $9, bred from
D Ortelon's win nem, GEORGE IMAGE
Polled Aberdeen, Nils tor:
Sale.
For ale, three thorrsbred Polka Aber..
aeon none, one tayesr.old, and one sii.
Months' old, All registered the Arneri,
den Herd Book, Will be abld &gap.
Swan
,I110 YUMMY
EXPORIENCS
, Anyone sending it sit it tier
DESiGNS
invention is prentoly patentee a. Comments*.
sent free. Oldest Sammy/0 swum& natant&
gummy. ascertain our eillnion tree whether en
rim, conndentieu IICAsOnFiYdBdneet:14T:patpio:irtiva
Patents tAk0A throngh unit ,t -0e. receive
ilgilendasocierly Massaged weekir, Lprgest uta.
AdO, IS a yoardcsatme pawns. WOOS MY
tt atfliaiOvirdekt