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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-02-27, Page 2• • `1,1•17017 OXolkerOtt 441RO' WOO 4 SHAD • p 6,49 p.m 1.144 P.m Going North 11.01 stent• p,M. WAINett floing_East %al tem /$5 sem • , ' 11.24 p 111, QUIN( Sdath 7.00asra • 4,20 rae • The NOW era publiebed. evelii, Friday at * • the N111W- Aft* Printing eBouse,----- nIAAP 649ABET ,Torno subecriptlesee-$1 per year. ittadvance4 $1.09 may be eharged, not SO. paid, No Paper discontinued. Mitli aft arrears are paid, unless, at the option of the publisher. The date to *Well every subscription is paid is de- ioted on the label, . Advertising rates.. -Transient adver; . s"tteenteuts, 10 cents per nonpareil, line teg fitetiinsertien and 3 cents. per line 19*. outeeiquent insertion.' Small ' • P,W,Ortiatnitents not to exceed one such ''•eileh • AP "Lost" '"Strayed," 0)E}tolon., Ohkii insetted once for sM cents!, or one Montlifor$1.0ommunicetions intended for publication SAWA, as a guarantee of. got) faith, be accompanied by the teaMe of the writer, • ; To -Insure publication 'in "etirrent lent* copy of advertisements should be sent in early. Contract rates -*The tollowingtahle eheWs our rates for specified periods, , and sPitee. 1 yr., skno. .3rciec 1Mo Column $7500 $olo $2,5 00 $10. 00 Column 4000 2500 15 00 600 Oelumn , 25 00 151)0 800 • 3 00 Column 18 00 1009 550 200 Inch • 00 350 200. 90 •• APB% HOLMES CLINTON NEW ERA CLINTON. ONT:. FEB. 27, 1008 i"a • "aermaera'ir.".!"e7". ‘It a."' .1. -'9"7" -'1•s• 'erreae, • 1 t", I 4, " • Thitt NM • evolciiiar ot the Mat -111ra aaszeN3Itte.. I oee in your 100130 of Feb ; rout old 011ittinian rnd among other things ' • to Whielahe referesie one about the old s "Olsehe Mill.11 near Where the L 114 B 'sereosee the lloylleld Elver- Lie /soy* that the sowenill waa remodelled by '(ieo Fulton and the spitesgunk. in the: bed of the river 12 -feet *fop, and iiiatebed att4 Ogee, into each ether, wineh•le all quite true, only it was my latber, the littelebn Stephenson; who had the.eontract, and 'did the work, and I would further say that mv father did all, or nearly all the. work Lama the *Alps:from the year 11355 _ _ till near the end of thar-eitiitenee.- It was during the. • time that the late Martin Phalleswortit owned. the mille . thet the eald dam and saw mill was hum. After Mr Ghariesworth left, Mr• • Andrew Omsk, SOD a the original own- er, took posseeelon, and be had quite slot Of .troubltwith the dam, .and aft - et be quit the ph the late Mr Wore, 1 tOerky Moore) ran it for uewitile-, ing the time of about DM the mill was ran. by, A Mr Burns, and Many the ' good old- summer time we boys, -Tee Wheatley, JackBurns, Geo Kyesi Tom ,..,Eiee,Piegto,et 410 • Stephenson, Bella uttasi -minim Cook, Fanny Berne. Alice -Ohaelesworth, .George and , Dave Oharlesworth, ete, have had at the old Cooke mil. We used to go there to Aeh.., m4 ananY's the great big fish; i've:seen.some would actually meemtre eta inches long.; I carne very ' near 1081I1g my life'while mybrother joe and I weep hauling saw logsto the Mill. 'trona near where the House. of Refuge now stands. I was .down_to. • Swinbanke a le*: years ago, and X thought I would take a run over and see the place where the old mills used to stand, and there was hardly a vete: tige Of them to he seen, but therewaa such a flood of meniories -came over Me. • 1 esti4- downnearthe. old -place:and • All'a In Love. 0.Y COnetenes D'Arey Neckeas- 9everisetutti, 000, by P. a Eastmain. - On the veranda Of 4 trim cottage' 14044 the Oa Robert Aldrich, .teII, fal y haired and athletle, at and glow. eM. at Mies Hildegard* Varney, while thelatterlint-pp-***ottr.a11-"aunbreerned hand to hide se MIS ' • ' ; The, eight before ohe bed driven tett mileo across. 'Country te the little *Own • of Brant] , h scverformarme- of otrolling •playerst as slgritenlY AS poor. scenery sted COS' tnzues V701114 all0Virt and she 'had been. Jay dilating to Aldtiels. en_the Acted; ot .tbe piece, the too bombastic trage.;, Alan, the amusingly ingenuous 'come - Alan aud -the little.soulirette who leek. ed like a piece ef Dresden 'china;41 .drich listened With a frown. . "I doti'V care if ybur aunt cua chap - errs) you," be burst out. "What I 'ob- ject to Is the fact that you went with rerey. Greharo at s..elt. „Every mitt knowe he's a cad;" ' ••• • ' ' , "Bobby!" • • "What right has he to :4onise.deWe hen, and IMO In like Ms, juat Shows wnat en 'infernal beand'er ;he PO , • "Ufei. only hems Item . three days,''' eturninted Miser Ira.rne7. • • • ."Tet ' he's managed to monopolize - meet of them: See: here, Hildegard% . 410...ytatthink_•y.oit'ffi :P11171ng„ ti game fsg,t4icirueter • '', • • "Before, he came you'd almost promo' feed to • • "Almost, .but net quite!' - "Oh; Etildeatirde," Aldrich. greened - _,"We've bad stieh, Jelly tiraeS' together all ,summer, and new '-- He ground hieheel against the porch rall, .."Eflang roe if I. an see his attractiohsi Re's as stuptd.-,aa An OW1 And as insignifi- cant ."Robertl".' When Hildegrade Rainey' sisoke 10 that tone it was. time to stop.. But the ought -that Was-uppertirOat-s- thelO thottgli s.uneitpresifett. Was • the. tact that Pero Gietbants was tbe. owner of three' ' In -these days of large fortunes it was not annstound- Ing :spin; yet to Aldrich .it looned. large as o.:naceiniteln He that garcle was what. he phrased "Straight stile" and that this latest caprice .4 hers inlght nOt test the week out. Still. as eien the faintest •Pobsilinlijr losing her gave his heart -a terrific wreneh, and since:- Bildegarde's aunt, Miss= Nei*. looked on Percy Graham with an eye of .worldly •tvlsdoni an Well. as •appraiseineht, behooved young Aldrieli .to see to hisaaurele; he knew It, • • • • Percy Graham'. hind Tmoney ; and abnormal SupPly. of 'cheek., Aldrich had briiinte.aad pluck ; and an income' from hb' growing lair practice of such pro- portions that he did net hesitate to ask Miss Forney to there it with him. . That Bildegarde shonld really care for Percy Orehtun *seam idea too pre- posterous' • Countepaneed. But alas! • There was no sure Way. 0'101- loWing the labyrinths of the feminine mind. Aldrich straightened' suddenly and looker] at Hildegarde. ' •• 1. was a .beast jnst -twit," he said ..quickly. , "What I.said ef Graham. Is true,' but it's not My .bashiesa-ter•run him down.' If yeti ...Went a' good tizne; go abead, remember open In Saaille . What 'chums we've beeni. And,Aldrich swung self-over-the-poreh' back- et her as. he took his Way to the bete 'teethe- doWit the beach where., he was•pipendini. hia,Vneatiob., .;As ne walked he caught sight of Per 1' ey Grattan's, automobile recipe. OVer. the smooth sand at the edge of the. surf line. As he, had turned haca to .160k at Hildegard% so narel he glanced • over his' shoulder it the speeding oar, only in this ease. his lips °Poled, not to Smile, but to. 'give vent to a 'volcanic ord,of-one_syllable, Two,: afternoons later as . he went riskly up the • nasturtium bordered atilt that ltd '• to Hildegarde: cottage he hailed him from the porch where -silently let theleardrops fall. Where are the old familiar faces now, Oharles- worths all away, Barnagone, Cooks gone; Pennington gone, Keys gone; .Toe Wheatley the only one remaining., and we who were then kids are grey headed and on the decline of life, and soon there will ee no foe cr Jack, lott • oh, shall:we not hope for a larger life, , Hon Mr Graham announces that he where old friendships will be renewed, I anti tve ithali see each othere face again. will put telephone and telegraph corn- • • d - - d Hoping to meet the ot - friends. a,n amides under control of the railway chums in a brighter and better land where,ther% is -no arting,-1-SID yours., a very sincerely, ' John Stephenson, The generosity of Canadians to the elhacktown Fund,shows a sincere gym= 'path), with a deserving charity, and is • MOTHER'S CHIEF CARE commendable to all concerned, the License cammissioners ofTeronto • have resigned because the Oity Council : set down the number of licenses in the eity, without consulting them. • Under the New Ontario Election Act "treating" becomes a corrupt practise, and any candidate who does this is liable to punishment This will make - it hard for some candidates -but will • kelp to make elections better. . . Catarrh Cannot be Cured. with, LOCAL .A.PPLIOATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the dis- • eaee. Catarrh is a blood cr constitu- tional disease, and in order to cure it you must take tinternal renzedies.• Hall's Catarrh cure is taken internally • and acts directly on the blood and • :mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. , It was pre- .soribed by one of the best ph -reclaim in this country for years, and is a reg- ular prescription. It is composed of one of the test tonics known, conibin. ed with the best blood purifiers, act- ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such won- derful results in curing Catarrh. F. J. CHENEY & CO , Props, Toledo, Sold by Druggists price -75o. , Take Hall's Family Pills for constip- ation. The City of the Three River% The city is generally ponsidered to be very fortunate • that possesses a • river, bat ‘. Khartum croons and Watches over three of the greatest rivers of the world. nom the trouble- some magic of the Bar-el-Gazel and its Isudd grass, from the hot confines of the equator, the White Nile fetches its' milky Waters; from the azure MOUE.. tains of Abyssinia and: through the heat ofthat savage country the Nile z Sows to Sudan. Created in thls fatal- ioneand seeming to have rtished down , south rather than it does run north. ward, the Egyptian Nile is formed and In return touches the city only to take Its course again to the sea. -Khartum Is built above this concourse of waters,. but the windy currents have less in- 1 terest for her thau has the melancholy .1 waste whose historic miles make the' Sudan famous for both defeat and vic- ' tory. The desert has already fetched • famine and destruction, and, if not %nit° so practically swarming now, the • wilderness is nevertheless always sin- ; , Ister. and It is over this savage conn- • try 'that Khartum must keep vigilant • guard. -Marie Van Vorst in Hemet's. The one chief desire of the wither is that her little ones ehall be health bright and good natured. Every moth- er can KeePlIer children in this condi- tion if she will give them an occasional 'dose of Baby's Own Tablets.* These tablets cure coil% indigestion,. coast:- pation, "diarrhoea, teething teoubles and the other little ills of childhood, Mrs E LeBrun, Carillon, Que., says; - 'Baby's -Own Tablets . have been of greet value to my baby. 1 have • used them WI regulate her stomach and 1 bowels, and for teeilung , and always with the best of results,' Sold by med- icine dealers or by Mail at 25c a •box from the Dr Wilson's Medieine Go., roc vi e, Ont. . !tack Them irp • • Our farmers should back up the mil- lers in their splendid efforts to . widen the market for Ontario blended flours, and thus educate the whole Canadian people won° the merits of Ontario wheat. The farmer is the one most in- terestedin this work because he will be most benefitted by an increase in the price of his wheat. Yet he is the one who seems to be doing the least to bring about the desired end. Wpen the slump pains in Ontario wheat our millers began to experiment with the ;redoes; varieties of Canadi- an grains, They spent thousands uf dollars trying to find some, emiabinat- ion in which Ontario wheat ,wouldhe the most. important part.; It took years of careful. and costlyresearch to perfect the blended flouts. But the re- sults justified the trouble and expense. Blended flours which contain Ont- ario wheat and a little Western wheat are better for bread .and better for pastry than any ether. What our farmers should do-*•,-;- and must do if higher prices for wheat are to , be ob- tained is to drop 'Western patent flours and use blended flours instead. If every farmer in Ontario Would buy blenaed flours therwould • be AripratOnS demand for these blended flours and a corresponding demand -foe Ontario wheat. Then the price of Ontario wheat would go where it be. ongs, and where it would pay a hand- some profit to the farmer. .-tressenearenweewowseseeemeessesseseeeser Desperate ,Coughs Dangercius coughs. Elttremely• •perilous coughs. Coughs that rasp and tear the throat and. lungs. Coughs that shako the whole body. You need a rev:, iarrned1efne a doctor's roe& tine, for such a cough. Ask your doctor about -A y e r 6 Cherry Peptoral, • We publish our tbrianist . tit W bCIthh edbhot eonsuityau doctor Priese- eare always regulated -by d mend. -When we think of the thous- ands"- of f ht h arraersr g ere in our ovvn - have' yon bo n hermiting this pertect to grovince who should bublended•-. fig r' th about you," drewled. Perey Graham: p 077'171RIPIMPIF FOUND TRUE! RENII3DY.1 . Fara tor gale log g twilight gloeta, deep, cool, lea- 1 tooni..........,...0 0047, , roranable.00 opebbles.13409040, mierituiv,6421$0011113.111:0414,00$0 "Jeri, 4,0440114 Spot WM 00410441W korse,townibirbeitig ly sweet as aver 11010. The incalettlableamount of good that, I (noon* out oloo-isa bohg:".1,,,,,,k,,,," 4.......0*"01...de seeinded through the Witness es deo, delve how Rood mrin (1004 tram* hamlet kettle lam. *table. 4 hifsinet 4 background ofpirelt 0.44 Or. who Is out of h wit stoegach - Att: *t14115111) t'if eerjr Judi:pus peTereit46"relY 143 " WSW* OlistsofOnt. 11,.......eal: liudtlenir 4 PM of the Mid brought )4,i,'0"nu demob, tablets are defog ,,h3 I in good Atte Ofettitivi711;i7i$747147 or, • the gypsy coop bite view, Nome three 1 Olfiwe, inwakingeltalej tiiek.etrav= rip,'•tei loam, Reaaoneble_terrae to perdue or four tent* pitched In a meadow In lite feregtontid by 4 ' huge ,bloak troubles a or Osole or to Rent Caldron oat * weather bout= big, her ° • „The underlying 'muse of nervous! de. black mantle falba* gamut hoc in Jallity4hearlacbee. eleepleesnese and no In'qusole iom .,.... 4..,1_. „.. iii. Witehlike fdds, her piercing Ors Pre ."11°41,eb°tY is faulty nutrition* Or re" eeeee wipe North hell lot 8&, ."',E4e7 14 out no„„ . ottas, of 0=4 . 99ve e &weakened etosnach and Inge* 1 wa,wanottb, glue irasisnsod on the him " ''' " la e the tent eneee-a dare somber look lIslinxtellTo.m' atter houwa:Zeofiteieleatoifs-. 1,-; -, i i -r 0-0 . -:0:::16:1"4144:44good : t 41 --idc Therer 4116w i fo 00-rili ;--1°C:4)11rhell--, pleturesque.--g7reg, appeared -}4108sQuetil°1,g4iSobthaertnaluilaacte-h pleroitelvera,n-ketul..14 -dr,Q00:17tile4beit:rroi_ate---cob°4745°1:4:an"°!spibebrinti:41:Ibtsilitler;p4puit; Ing man einokinte a long pipe end.two ' eaten* 1160,0"ea hlereeeee the etiehgth of e0d hard and soft ' 111- - comely Rowans ores unkuog walk - and activity of the ni g Wen to do fall plowing. JAW« metal Chains and earring's- Wasselnatingt" whispered Woo Pus nutrhnent to all the vital organs. apply to BEN4- at wrratER, _ • The use of Milentt stomach tablets mikes the bloodcapable of conveying fon posmusion in the stomach regulates the bowels and 1•2`'' t . eh . r oArmisboziterts: e: The weather beaten crone len bet • makes all the difference between At • geat by the lire- and hobbled rerweni,„ tired, nervous, olu_ggleh condition, a Simultaneously Graham and Aldricii weakeu" to.ar • h d a healthy, energetic bodily con it ore totaled her 4 cote with which to crooe . luls) other wey can you SO ql4011,19,4 MISS ,F4TROY'S haute She Picked UP so readily and so positively stimulate the motley, ?looked at the givers nar the stomach togoed health as by uaing rowly and then bent to her hmk. , Mi -o • 'what a Romany reads had best be ,read atoms" she muttered, with e tliast Of her.thin lips. - Aldrich leughed: . "1 guess We ••can take ft hint, eh, !PROFESSIONAL i sAhiurZA• . BuoTforuti,,sowavy ET,Q, RictouT as HALE s c"VETOSTA210571443". "Ma • MONET TO. LOAM ?Matz p usou A 50 cont box of Mi -o -ns WOO 0.1' couple of weeks, and will 'ward. off a dOZOD attacks pf indigestion and bring' the weakest etorriaoh into a., state of strength and good health. • ' Mi-o-na is sold by druggists -every- , Grahame he eried.: and- the two men, Where for Wet and we Peelti'VelY gnu- • ' !droned toward the tents °mid waned. , anteeEtro rie,efoanntiox and be dissatisfied lyour money should tre It. Was as much as liminutes before YOU purchasea b Filldegarde and her aunt joined tnem; Hiltlegarde quite Pale and Miss Norris Fortcv"sillg results. l''T net" ()°13111'anY" .1sample4144' wdith Write for free . with a furrowbetween her brows. have always said there was something .Mr Daniel Jaelvion of Guelph receiy, weird abed gypsies," said bliss Nor, ed word from New. York of his tent's, ;r, ;iandthttold7omen's tnoviedge.death.*itta request feomafirmof ilcnailyuilauny„,undertak6rstosena,sls6ferfuoeral end en the way home she was strange- - . • rrallsassZe:WAarst:tetehieveuld.°fireYm 7Cras se" AS to what the, fortune teller ' had. 1 the Son read; Hildegaede would say nothing, saying he was abaght . . ,.. fa silent, It was SUUSet when the mo. tor reached her 'door. • The sea was tinted with rosy light, and gulls were hovering inland. As Percy Graham helped her aunt up the steps with oStentatimis care. Hildegarde turned to Aldrich. • .' .. : - - • - . , "Bobby,she breathed,, "forgive mei i.There •-neier was . and never will be any one but yob." ' '.:., , Aldrich% hand closed over hers hard. "Shall I bring gonad the ear at 8?" ere re am. ."TinitiltS, no, I have another engage. went," said Hildegarde Sweetly. ' And the self satisfiethowner o f three .. . ree millione • Would 'have been 'amazed at , the:glance that flashed between 'Wider ' •garde and Robert Aldriehlf he had . ROOD It. . He , wOeid have been even . luirmaodriehrrde tahmenazedge7xpt .syrahecoditibigawirarutcnnhiedte.0..yffoCtno.g When he reached it, the old hag 'of the day before was the first to catch , eight of him: She was busily stuffing.: a grizzled wig -and a long black cloak • iota, a bulging suit ease, but she left off ' packing and went to meet. him, ea: :r,h, se:teething the folds of' her blue 'serge. - 7"...' . , "Well," she •gtleklOned, 4111Air .did -it come �?" ' • . • - • `,----- -.-- ' - -••-• . •--7-= .4_._,i_ -"The 'best ever,"' beamed Aldrich. 1 '11 ave., u etiewe .groodoedb•O7v.6er -.M.:thanl.t you and bid you. Your Stibscripion ? A good inany'sabscribera have re- , .The old character actress laughed. . A. . . . . . 'I 'thought my 'Intim reading would •neweet their inibscriPtione, .'-but do the work. i Finest part I ever play. ' '. have yO.1.7-?: .. .. . ed. ' Meg eatrilliet's herself couldn't have . .i . ' . surpassed the dark hints I gave about '. A Mingle dollar mikes comparative- .. .your rival.'" - .• . ' • ... ' . ' . :. . ky little difference. to the average "Sir," cried the tragedian; nettling individual, but the individual dollar In hie,Work of taking down the tents,s ..: maim a great deal ' of difference to . Ps*. Your annifieenee .vrill 'always ...ne . _ . . . . remembered by a band of strolling-, . . / ' ' npublisher; when he has hundreds ... . , . .. . • . . mayeven. say .01. strandede.;players ' of them mattered all over. •, . who, - save for • It, Would he walktng .the'lles from Brantly." ' - If .YOu. have net. renetied' would ...... . .. . . . . , . you kindly do so as socinnecen, Venient • ' Man and Hie Sweet Tooth. "If you want to have that tradition upset about women only ha-ving a meet teeth" remarked the stenogra- pher who works downtown, "just go •Intoa out& lunch room occasionally Mid watch the men WII0 drink coffee or chocolate, with their' midday meals. I give you my word I have seen not one, but many men,. put six lumpof sugar into their one cup of coffee or heeolete-and-then4-eat-an Is fairly covered with powdered sugar." FaIrVille, Sept 30, 1002, MuszAnp's, LIND/MET CO. LTD , DEAR Si -We wish to inform you thatwe consider your MINARIle'S • LINIMENT a very superior article, and we use it as a sure relief for sore threat and chest. When I tell . you. I would not he without it if the price'. was one dollar a bottle. 1 mean it. • • # Yours truly, . CHAS F TILTON And he lightly tapped his pocket, flierebt reposed a goodly windier-Of- Idrich's crisp greenbacks , • As the latter bowed and smiled and ode away the little Dresden china soubrette snapped the last of • her gypsy bangles tato her trunk and closed theild. • "All's fair in Jove and war," she commented ,tritely. • "Originality beats ' money every time." ' Jb 9. he and Per ey Graham were sitting. "Why 'Bobby " cried '"where • 1 Not Gaining Any. • ' -rt.:Ong -draiiion; Et *It6r7iiiihe:NeWr York Sun declares, Is the Watekloo. siost of the middle, aged women who apply 'for eity positions- •One woman . ' • . ExeetnOr's Sale of Farm • The undersigned Executor offers for • Bele parts of lots Noe. 17 and 18, con. 8, Hallett Tc., containing.81 acne, more or less. Pall plowhireund sowmg done. Verm and bruleinge in good condition and rape*. For particular% apply to 't ••NaTEIANIEL SATINDERCOCE, ••• Executor, Londesboro, ,W,BRYDONE,_Solicitor,__Ctinton, 0124 Poultry for Sale. took some Nine off from work to learn Blank MinoroaJi;ens 1 year old, 8 • y how to de long . division. • The teacher' di k fa $9' brea from' recansietin vW,Ii° neertei. (a_:0114E-BARGE la her. a million times, More or less; at when ,the 'divisor . would not go .• bates the dividend she mus put. et! Polled . Aberdeea Bulls. tOr lier_in the ansWer. • ours, and who are probably - using Western patent flour =Wad, it does "Pee just been netting Mists Varney seem as if. there ie nurch-tuiasionary work to be done in educating the whole peopleup to the importance of this subject. Everyone who has the best interests of the province at heart Should make this at personal' matter, and see that every barrel and bag of flour that•comies into the house bears the trade mark of the °uteri° Miller's Association, the band et men who are honestly awl:honorably striving to put Ontario flout on the high plane it once enjoyed. Aldrich glared at tilm' eheerfolly. "Tnanks, Always; glad to have my friends inquire. Alt, good afternoon, Mies Norris," its tfildegarde's aunt ate peered 'in the doorway, while behind her appeared the /nee of a, pretty Irish servant. Miss Norrrs looked Unusually perturbed, "That red haired boy from the. village grbeery Store has been 'frightening Allay Ellen with absurd tales of a band of gypiles,"' • "Gypsieel ; Where?". ifildegaide' . face was alight with itite-itit. • race of Habit. . "At the nick of the pine weede." fal, One day.the. teacher came, along and looked over her shoulder and saw four - teat or fifteen elphers in the result, while the cotteet answer could not have naore than three figures in It. Theteacher was patient with her and stoked 'her whoa she got all thoea • ciphers, • iivniy„,- she said; looking slightly worried,.."you told me that when the. divisor Wouldn't go to -put • doyen ti • times, and 1 haven't got to tim end yet and don't 'see aelgrn ,gaining On It a s •cipher, and .'11 wouldn't go all these A •BosLee pSychologist was reeenflY reminded Of the story Of the Itussian jailer who, Changing his oectipittiono found the chief: interest of his leletire moment; In eatchin g birde t itt , pu t g them la cages and Selling them to the • highest bidder. • The selentise leering to". attend a egries of leeture; 1,1 a large...Public hall, struck up izequaltitanee .with the jani- tor of the buildifig and gOett hoted in miss Norris; nimegordo, you're tram eeemeti fend of countiug the,peo- "We're all goisig, aunty," cried nilde- ole. and would occesionelly report the garde, "In Mr, Wabash's ear'!"*icact number , P eSen ; "We it'v6 1 "Tis flying In the fade of 014.1 fok, heee tonight," he would Ray. or "Just tune they ere," walled liirtry 201 en told," or, when the hall was • eand. 'fig myself tblit will lock pp MI erovided, "1 make ft 610." There Was, a the •doore and sit close bY 3ullst, the problem in all this, but it took smite, tered.- Miry • Eden, • " Nris kidnapers; they are; and 'tie at. night they prowl, Thomas ears." "When did they come?" demanded Hildegarde. • "was Una; tdorning the terrible a- treestures pitched their. tents. Thom- as saw them." "Trust Thomas tor seeing anything in it radius of twenty milee," sighed him ii. sugeestive hent of mind, Tim, not goblet..vu ., 1 LJU • tithe for the psYcbolegist to golve it. • The road through the gypsy °inn) ay roug an unduleting bit of emit- , tinually rehowed, did the busieess, for try. Pines grew on either hold. cast - it brottglit out titelttet that the janitor . The statement Made by Sir Wilftid Lattelex to tlay.iri re 1 to a question A hit ot --tri di y, fainfilat talk, eon. 1 th had spent *ay of the previodi years of life an mitirden in an •eitstern prison. With rifle ‘on shoulder from Pete incloeleg wall the MAR had eourst- d bis convictsvuntil tile hetet became stgreined. In the ree04309 of hie brain he leeture hall took the shape or a all yard, and the studience Were itie prilorists. toulated hecattee lie Wiehed to Imo* if ell were there. • Any good doctor willieityou that* medi.e tifiC like Ayer' er Cherry Pectoral eannef dir itt best Werk if the bowels are eke 'Ask your doctor if he knows t 'Anything wettish 444rtir's Pills for iiretting thil litegglithnesti ot the liver, ise*Oteee.eioneit.u*Alei be4VOrAtilititovii4 • - • - , that each cOlutnn o ettsard costs r,o4, an averege of 05 42, is only ape ind,-= nation, and that a comparatively ? email one. of what the COORtilf 10 pity* ing for the obstruetive tactics of the Oppositione. On that bade Paelle, merit has already talked away some • • For eine, three thoicehred -Polled Aber- deen Ballo, one a-yeare31d, and one six - months old. All regietered in the Loud, can Herd -Book,, v;ill be Bold cheap. • RtITT, Olinton. -.yield Stone Virapteil The *$treet Committee of the Clinton Getincil are prepared to buy 6eld stone from farmers for nse on the Streets, to be delivered in Clinton, Further infer- matime•pricee, etc. on irlioation to • Cheirman St. Committee Cer'es Gavot Covvs . Good ['raffle HO• AWAY *ITO WEARINESS. Brace, up— get. $ tront'—, zet ...Fat. the cure is simPle You're nervous arid uneasy. • Appetite is pito. • ' Sleep is hard to get. ' Still worse, you are thin and fagged House or Sate " or to. Rent 111...••••14•6 -•Snbsotiber effete for tate or to rent his •- large and comfortable trame •130U430 11pron Street west. oontaining 9 morn% with bath teem, cloaet% wash tcoin and pantry.. Good colter- and forme e, also good stable, 3 B. LINDSAY, (Hinton, meet be done hut where is the ••Watkted strength to come front? Make your blood natritions end you will hare sets of stren Your oohs- hope ie ereozone, an ins slant blood- roc key, blond entriflo t enricher, it breve keen sippotite, (11 geete.food and suppliternotrillon for building up all the bodily tissues.. . Vorro.gotr, tnakes muscle and nerve fibee, increases your weight,. instile teserre of energy into the ititly 'that n WeatTOP,S8 er exit: any muse. • leer men who . end eth ot= office mete the Minister, the t to these will Ferrozene brieg tip of 'spirit and robust health, tior growing girls, women ao. all —no tortie le more oortairt, /bitty corals of first does green body 1 ad tweet h , to bo de. livered at the Clintoe Potato Sehool, joi.° befoe the ere deas Mey 1908, Met. dere will be te o 'Poet, on or before Pole. e2,11 3, OUVING.nA Aecretery • Farm tor Sok. Proprietor offers for este his farra on the Maitland Con. Goderioli Township, Lets 77 and 78, eitueted 11.2 mike troinviilage of Hohneeville, thumb and school. The farm contains 288 ISCree of choioe lend, s. geed. frame bowie, end hank earn, 5 woo Of oroluird and 80 acres of good melte beeeland. The fern is traversed by s run. ming brook. This farm will be old in a bletek or le ports. Apply to • ALEX BA -VW; : Farb) tor Sale oi" to let* - Let No. 80, bon. % Hallett Tp„ known or ttonevDenotd.aW4orpptbiyVartmo , ofefreoar fe•urixerle signed, W. Slant:ME, Clinton. MISS. J. E. RUDD, Executrix, Gunton. tot Sale Cheap Lots 20 Con. 9, and Isot 29 Cana° Glode- rich Township, 80 scree in eaoh oclArrs, cloderich. Farm to Rent,' Subscriber offers to rent his farm of 125 sores, being lot 28, eon,, 5, Millets. Goad comfortable houses and good out -buildings, oranard, plenty, el water, 3 miles from Clinton, Fell.plowing all done; 15 acres of fall wheat. For partioalara apply 05 the premieee or to Clinton P,O, T. ARCHER.. Farm for Sale. 1. The undersigned offere.for este north pt of Lot 20, Pon. 14, Hallett; 100 ores, all cleared; good orchards, hard and soft water; wind mill; bank barn;good stabling; brick hone% driving shed, hog pens, hen house. DAVID NIOOL, Birth • • House to Rent to JOHN FOSTER, Albert St, Clinton. containing seven rooms, stable, eto. Apply Good convenient house on High Street, House fOr Sale A efory.and-holf frame house; on Wel. 'Menu Street, with good ie offered for 'sale, cheap. Apply, to JAM • 0ElltSariqr sioT.Er • For Sale or to Rent • --Comfortable House on North Eit. •oon- taining everysonvenience for sraall iamfly will be sold or rented on teasonable ternm. Apply to • • Milla HI/11AR, North St, JITI$C Of Sigt • • On Maple St. one half sore of ground, 'good fruit treeti end other small fruit house in good condition. Apply to . W.W. NIMENS. House for Sale. Subscriber offers for sale his house and egiquarter.otan-sora.of _laniLAII Mart t. 'Fruit trees, good hard and soft Water also steble. Will be sold' 'on reasonabl terms. GEO. DAVIS; ••' 'Property l'or Sale.. The undersigned offers fer male the property on the corner of Bann and Blau - St., Clinton, and known as the Elliott Bleck.' It is the most desirable store property in tows, and will be teed on reasonable terms. JOHN O. ELLIOTT. °use for Sale;-: A conifOrtable fraine,honse' On' 111111 St, Obtaining bedrooms, sitting room; pan- Iry woodshed, good cellar, hard sea oat water. One-quarter more lot. Will be Bela cheep.. Apply at NEW ERA Moe,' or pc11$ • -HENRY FOLLA.ND; Clinton. House' for Sale •The large eettege on Queen street, be- longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes is offered for sale. The lot is one-half acre, with bearing *nit trees, herd and Esoft water. A bargain. .Apply at 1.NgW ERA office. . • Good House. tor sale On reasonable terms, the two-story frame bailee formerly occupied by Mr Robb, just off Albert 'street. House la well Wit AO in good condition; aore , of land, good or - *had, stable, hod and eoft water Apply to GEO. LADD, Hoinatuiville or New Ere Office, Oilmen, '. ' 'Nov.8i0-tt- IIIDES WANTED iiOUSe .10r Sale. or to Rent The unclersigued offers -for oak or to rent that house of Maple St. formerly, oc- cupied by .Mrs .1rillough. The henefie A frame and couttens 6 rooms and woodahed hard „ , ftitZfidtdinOiS & ' Sel re and son Water a ;matter 01 8» ore MINTON of land in lot, with !mit trees 'thereon, • ___, , . . . . . .,- The hens° IS in a good este of repair, for - •"*".'-ws--',',-..........4 . . further 'Artie:tiers apply to . si‘t J FALCONER .0lintors Ont , .eo Imola. PoionENco :"NrettiLat PER. st. THOMPSON': nyoietan, sargeo.nac speounooenaon oven to dames et 03.% Eye,,zga,r. •xnros,t, end Nose, 'Ace spa Reiddence. 'Ewe 1109r0 west sr the Cesuluercial Oists* anon SC - • Ptio4 Ginn *Alcitaa , ems, Jt. v, r,;14. Bo A 14. 110110se. PanneontarloSiTeet, Clinton,. inglatie23e.e? front door of Mee Or regiclers*, grisu tenet. Dr W. ot INitOntil4 Office boura.at bopite1;-1 to. 7 tO ,0 SAS, • OR. al; -W. 01-1AVVv% • •. Etyma% sonosos,• 4acoficheur. etc,. Office and residence on teneme ounesite W. Ferran's residence, BR, Pi HxoN ist• a.mor (Successor' to Dr, Relines Specialist in Crown and "triage Wark,: • Gradilate of the Royal College of Dental lilog goons of OntariO. Honor graduate University of Woronte Dow tal Department. Graduate of Chicago College °Motel Summit Chicago. Will visit-Itayaeld. every Monday. '. DR. B. FOW.GER DENTIST. , lefeces.cver O'NEIL'S Ogre, Special care taken to Make dental treat nlent As painless as pendible. • • . .1V.Iiscellaneous. . jraas•cm&l'ilrr Tt..IONDESBORO OirliAliATAGA-DICISN No witnesses recuired Roney Private funds to loan at 4',i_per cent sad !up- wards , W. 13R1TDONil, GEORGIB ELitietT, eLINTON, eAtTe. . Licensed: Auctioneer,. Farm sales a Specialty. TEAMS REA.SONABLEI,' Orders left at the NEW ERA. wildfiae promptly. attended to, THOMAS.• GLJINII?FlY. Live stock and general Auctionswil .4_N- awl. . imeacei.im, .catue. a-ptonesas, altayetuadetzte .• C3t:. Ot141,1 LONT . • • to. Terms reasonable. Parmene. sale ' discounted G. viCTOk 00DiVIN TAXIDERMIST Birdie and Animals Stuffed and lifeanitegi true to Iife. Terms Reasoeshle CLINTON, ONT G.. I). ...-.D„.44aggoi -elr`a-grgartirips. BANKERS: • ALBERT ST, CLINTON trenekal Banking Bunkmate tranoacted . :NOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts netted. Interest ahowed ' .• • deposits.: • • . . • ' • .. • • • Fire Insurance eo, • Perm and Isolated Veleta Pt‘opir , . erty Only Insured. • orFickitS.' J. E. IVicLean,President,Seaforthe 111tos Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield;.; Thos. Hays, Secy.: Treas., Seaforth: • DIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, Helpiesville; John Watt, HarlOck; G. Dale Clinton; Irt; , Chesney, Seafm tin J. glans, Beech-, ietani;,,J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J.: 'Ben- neweis, Erodhagen„ Each Director is inspector of lessee b. hit own locality.• , Antiets. •• itobt. Smith, 'I•Iarlock;, Ed.g Abrader . Seafortle James Cumming, Hifsioilele yille; W, Yeo, Cash paid for Rides, Skftts ' Tallow., COod ittiuse for Sale. subEthriber oftere foe eel° his large end comforteble frame 'house on Albert Street. The bowie has every ooneemienee for ordas; ary cellar; hard and sofi water OD OM 104 thr00.1tIhrtOra.01.9,13.4ore Of land; btatieg fruit troth else good stable. Will be ttold oft reesonebts term% C.boice Oroperty For Sale . The undersigned oftere for atie hie choice the -;-gartiett preportysof thrlle /terse situated Gerrie* F;nreey, tinuton. There le h tem- fortsips house with Siena *eller. on 00 I Plane, with stahlo, ukra ata eon ewer, r kinds of .frelt 0664,0,11a in good Mete of , fgle cultivatioe; will be sold 1+411i editire outfit, Client° aieb Oath . • . 4 tlortt for Sate oak, tivhntit)t of °holes Yellow, Corn. (Ash or n*0114100 for other gale, Vtr, SMYTH, MOM bores. tessoasble Una. IX. $01t141811. Siimilitrd Mostar, Clinton, Anyone Wind• ing tocetell 1:trild71:111111111:11:111:41: Ceityttlowtil totatatittldkiivouoittscort:Inthoot:chopint:istirteno:libuter Sent ime. °Men agency forsecuringpattirozo InVett160 tttprobitbtrOattantAblo-leommitstikook tionsterieoreonedenteo. HANDBOO on Pateuft„ mow tbralltth omit it 11004 litiik JIIfteL A asp onds,00tormiltyalyclugittranroattiefintageo.7.0.kilt *VVNiAmititlisk} eitineta,,ae.eara.„.