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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-06-04, Page 2I;rr. r QIj:ON. NEW zm june 4th, 1006 ettlasetensemesemessiwewes awe The, New Era *le prIgiehed every Thursday at the NEW EnAZ,Printing 40tIse. fleAAO STBallar . . CLINTON. Terena of subscription -$1 per year adaance ; 81.50 may be charged if Metiers paid. No paper discontinued ntil, all arrears are paid, unless at the .option of the publisher, The 'date to Illrhteh every subscription is paid is de, 'anted CO the label.' Advertising rates. -Transient &dyer- kintiOntria 10 cents per nonparel, line Or fh,et lrteertion and 3 cents per line o each subsequent insertion. SuSall teetisements not to exceed one inch. as "Lost" "Strayed," "Stolen," ' to, inserted once for 35 cents, or one anoiothfor$1.0ommunications intended • Or Publication must, as a guarantee of 000. faith, be accompanied by the Was_ e of the writer. To insure publication in current seine copy of advertisements should be sent in early. •s Oontract rates - The -tollowingtable abotwacen, rates for specified periods rus. space. 1 yr. 6mo. 3mo. leao I -Column $75 00 $40 00 $25 00 $10 00 a Column 40 00 2500 15 00 600 Oolumn 25 00 1500' 800 300 Column IR 00 1000' 550 200 , Inch 600 350 200 100 ROB% HOLMES p111111=11.11111M Railway Time Table Changes CLINTON Going West 11.07 a.m . 1.01 p m 640 p.m 11.11 pan Going North 11.07 a.m 0.35 paio STATION Going East 0.22 a.rn •7 35 aan 3.15 pan - 5.20p m Going South 7.50 a.m* 4.23 p.m CLINTON NEW ERA CLINTON: ONT., JUNE •4, 19U8 liepOrt ot.The Committee on, Temperance%Nnseets Temperance, ' • I 00 bU t e • As presented to and alniOst unanimous. Col. 11 W. Boulwarek the eminent ly confirmed by the Synod of jurist, in Fulton (Mo.) Gazette .saye:- 1 have defended forty-one men and Koren* its seselon held women for murder In my life, and last week in London 'nineteen out of twenty of the criroee Your Committee are pleased to be' were caused by Whiskey I have de- - fended lots of other criminal came in noy life, and I am safe ' in eaying that nineteen out of twenty of them were caused by liquor. Ole te report a continuance of the ren - prevenient .noted at last fiynod in the - observance. of the license Laws of the Protium of Ontario, and they are Set., istlea that if the'llaws at present in .force,dealiug with the question a tem. 1- peranee, were persistently and rigidly Atka in the United States during 1880 ••• atetase. thee arts° greatly to be 0040. Tribune's list of whiskey inurdete "Infereed, would go very far to teitis and 180(. Finm 1880 to 1890 the; Cha .epiored arieing. from the excessive use numbered 53,S30 in the United States, There were 8,001 wife inurcleradue to Bourassa, who is running for the_ -tatiebec Local Legislature, has asked the Conservatives not to nominate him for'a cabinet position if they are returned to power. That is one thing be need not worry over, for it is hard- ly probable that there will be any ma- terial change in Quebec. • R L Borden will open his Dominion - campaign in Halifax on or about June 23 This tour will include the Maritime Provinces, Quebec and Ontario. There will only be one meeting inNovaScotia and that at Halifax. Special trains will run from pi ovine's,' "'pints. Mr Borden will he accompanied by Prem- iers McBride, Whitney, Roblin, and Hazen, The Toronto IVurlu, in order to pre- vent manipulation of ballots, suggests the adoption ot the British system, which requires the voter. after mark- ing his ballet paper. to fold it up so as to show the official stampon the back of the folded paper, and thereafter to deposit the latter in the box with his own hand. This, however, would only insure the ballot being placed in the box. It is no safeguard against ballots being manipulated or spoil, while they, are being counted. The law pistoled provide f or imprisonmentavith out option of a fine, ef any one found guilty of tampering with ballots for the purpose of affecting the result of an election. Alloard's Liniment Relieves Nonruinla A Perennial Youth of intoxicating beverages. But yourtanomittee are also of opin- ion that, although' laws of greatea or less stringency In connection with the question of Temperance have their place,•and no doubt ba,ye a most bent. tidal effect upon the state of morals and temperance,yet they cannot too etrongty emphasize the belief that the thorough acceptance of personal and iniividual responsibility is the truest awl strongest power that can be exer- cised, looking to the extermination or even amelioration of thif dangerous and degrading evils that arise from the intemperate use of intoxicants. And. while much is being done, .and public attention everywhere' with great zeal and earnestness is being drawn toward the lessening or removal of this temp- tation, the Chat ch which, is concerned in the moral and, spiritual welfare Of the people must not for one moment lose sight of the duty of ,personal teaching and moral suasion, 'Those are the weapons God's Word puts in her hands to lead to the regeneration and elevation, of men, and for the evercorn- ing of every form of in. It is better to convince than to 'com- pel. To strengthen against tempta- tion is always possible, in a,bablutely remove temptation ;is notposeible, and for the nighest development of human character, would seen' not to be advie. able. • However, your Committee recognize that we ate Canadian citizens as well as members of the Christian 'Church, and that We RhORld not negiect•or treat lightly the duties of citizenship' Our strongest influence and support 'should be given to the enactment and carry- ing into effect of what we believe to be the best and wisest la,ws. Where re- straint or curtailment of the actions of the individual is just and necessary. fee the general vveffare, let there be an honest and determined public opinion that will gee to that our laws. areen- forced. A free people may change and siffileitnesthetr-ratvriant-thay aannots safely break theni. If in this, extreme- ly difficult question of Tenoperance Legislation, your ..Oommittee might. advise any advancement on the pres- ent License Laws of Ontario, a sugges- tion seems to Ghent open to considera- tion. • They find that one of the rilOst &bits ful sources .of intemperance,' especially among young men, as the widespread custom of treating, which, in.pelled, by the line quality of social instuoct,. through intended friendliness, opens the way to deployable and ottenames degrading excesses, There is no doubt this nzuch-to-be condemned custom had its origin, and has its possibility ..)f continuance, ill the saloon and hotel bar. A law ab91- ishing the bar would, in the opinion of your Coinieittee, be an untold benefit, and they -would not consider such a law in any way an interference with tne highest persona' freedom of • the individual. , All of which is respectfully subinitt- ed. RIOH A. RD .1110.KS, Oh airman. Nine-tenthset the cases to be tried iiaroevicesed by drink.-Oldef Justice . • Ninety-nine casesout of every hun- •dred are catteed by drinking....Judge over or straighten myself up. I learns Erskine, ed of Bootti!er Kidner Pills and prom**- . OM OF DIZZINESS 1 Assistance in Irrigation Clome to Many Olinton People _ There are days of dizzinese, spells, of drowsineaer headache, eideache, back- ache. Sometimes 'rheumatic pain Oyer twittery teouble. You are plainly told that the Kid - lc; isick Kidney Pills cure all Kid- ney lr!listIlogridge, Ontario Ste 011ns I nal had sufferedwith occasional spells , of eadaohe and dizziness and there was a constant' bearing down pain across than:nail part of my back, felt latiguid and done out and my gen- eral health was greatly run down. I had tried several renoedies but found little Cr no relief. The lumbago be- came so severe that,I could not stoop ton Ont., saYs:-"From the early IOW I Mr I. B. Lucas, M.P.P„Centre Grey, and brother of Mrs J. E. Hovey, was for sorne years known as the "Boy Orator of the Legislature,"and though ten years have gone by since he first entered public life, Mr Lucas still re- tains his youthful appearance. A story is told of his first campaign. He was driving through one of the country districts of the riding on a very stormy wintry day. He stopped at a farmer's house. The farmer being an old.time Conservative, "Ikey ' Lied his horse at the gate, went up to the house, and aKnocked at the door, which was open- ed to hien by the old man, hn was .unfortunately rather deaf. The condi- -Sate explained the purpose of his visit, but the old man 3nly beard -the word "Lucas," and did not recoenize in the youthful personage before him the real candidate. "Yes, yes,"he said, "tell your fether that I will be out in a minute and put your horse in. You and he must stop for dinner" William Wisdom, a farmer in Mono Township, and his wife were drowned Thursday afternoon on the Hocley road. Ides 'Wisdom, with her children, left home•with a lunchfor the men working on the rear of the farm. Re- turning with her husband, the party was overtaken by a storm, and took refuge under an old bridge uver the dried up creek, which was without warning swept away by the rushing waters, or a cloud -burst. All five were drawn into the vortex. The father and mother were drowned, the eldeet boy saved himself and the two other ehild- ren. A family of seven or eight child- ren are left orphans A team of horses -narrowly escaped destruction4 ATT.11 ar a ressing 11 you wish a high-class hair dressing, we are sure Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved for- mula, will greatly please you. It keeps the hair' soft and smooth, makes it look rich and luxuriant, prevents splitting at the ends. And it keeps the scalp free from dandruff. Does not change the color of the hair. Yormula with omit bottle jp show it to Tour ers it. then de Ube • At the dame time the new Ayer's Hair Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting the growth Of the hair, keeping all the tissues of the heir and :melts Inchealthy tettelItinti. The hilt stops falling, din. dtuff alaappeees. A splendid droning. t•onsumption Of Liquor • " Decreasing Whether because of the .growth Of the prohibition movement in Canada or the present financial. -stringency advocates of temperance may regard as significant the fact that returns of the Inland Revenue Department for the past six months show there hes been a decided decrease in the amount of liquor consumed in Canada .For the months of November, 1907, to April, 1908, ;inclusive the „aggregate internal revenue receipts from the liquor traffic show adecrease of nearly $450,000, or over ten per dent. In No- vember the decrease was in round numbers, $104,000; in December, $58.- 000; in January, $30,000; in Febru- ary, $53.000; itt March, $62,000; and in April, $140,000. The decrease in the receipts for list month as compared With April, 1907, wile twenty per " ram Drainage demonetrations The Department of Phyalcs at the Ontario Agricultural Oellegedeeiree to announce the Oontinnence of its prey - Ms offer of assistance to farmers in matters pertaining to drainage. For the past three years we a hyaTfearmbeeer: authorised by the Minister of Agricul- titregitnamelS purposes,t levels of.tnpbliasnnlands for taking go out an assist reoiieavanrageotrs systems ofilfraitnher, and in calculating the grades and sizes of tile for the different drains. A fl - ished'xnap bearing all the Informati, is sent to the owner. This serves tar t purposessfiret, it IS used as a guide in; construeting the drains ; second, it may be preserved as a record of the exact location of every drain, so that if for any reason It should be necessary in years to come to find any drain it could be done accurately at a moment's optic°, • • ing a hox at Mr Ines' PharmacT I The number of applications for assita AnSong the Generals who are officers dation are the following: Lord Wolse- commenced treatment. The headaeneal st aontchea ht al as situ cyreeaard ewde vhe mr aapniyd 1 ym, sro in theBritish Army Temperance Asso- and dizziness had sewn gone and in the e ly,, Sir Geo, S. White, Lord Metheun, feBaono4thisaKstirgeyetiPriellirfIorfoutnhde than we could attend to. lo enable us Sir Charles H Warten,J Kelly -Kenn?' lumbago.. I am as strong an well a$ aQnceombqzple9t to meet this increased demand thelffin- Sir W. F. Gatacre, Sir R. B. Butler. ister of Agriculture has this year giv- Among the vice-presidents of the asso- ,ever and feel greateful in recommend- en us a special appropriation whereby ing Booth's • Kidney Pills, Sold bY ciatien are seventy-three of the leading dettlers,price 50c. •The R T Booth Co" we have been enabled to double our staff for this work. Generals of the British Army. • Ltd, Fort Erie, Ont., Sole Palladian A new feature is being added; We - have found in the past that frequently the neighbours in the vicinity of the farm being surveyed were interested and wished to observe the operations. This suggested the desirability of 'mak- ing these demonstrations public,' and this will be done wherever possible. Anyone interested will be welcome on all decisions. By this Means we shall be able tolnstruct a much larger num- ber' in matters pertaining to drainage problerns. Anyone wisbing drainage surveying done should apply to Wm. H. Bray Departmeet, of Physics, 0. A. C., Guelph. The only outlay connected with the work is the travelling expens- es of one noan,including meals, cartage of instruments and railway fare at one rant a mile each way. ' The Department has just issued a new pan phait on "Farm Drainage Op- erations," which may be had on appli.,. cation. WM. ft,'DAYs • • . Lecturer in Physic's. • "No man cansucceed in railway work nowadays unless he is a total ab- stainer;,' said Mr. M. Brown, a super- intendent in the G. T. R. freight de - pertinent. "The railway corporations will not take a man unless he is a total abstainer, or if the stein -of the cigar- ette is on his finger. Employers al- ways look for that. In some places a man is dismissed even if seen going into a sidnon put of working hours. It is said that Rudyerd Kipling, the great English literary genius, one time believed m the inalienable right of the individual to exercise self-contr and self-regulation on the liquor question, but was converted to prohibition by witnessing the leading of two, young girls to ruin through drink,after which he wrote as follows: "Then, recanting previous opinions, I became a prohi- bitionist. Better sat is that a man should go without his beer- in public places and cOnterithimself with swear- ing at the narrow mindedness of the majority ; better it is to poison the ia- side with very vile temperance drinks' and to buy lager furtively ,at back dor re than to bring temptation to the lips of young fools such as the four I had peen. 1 understand now why preachers rage against •drink. I have -aaldstharada-unilarrn in itatsiken mad- erately: and yet my own demand for beer helped directlyto send those two girls reeling down a back street' to - God alone knows 'What end." Judge Charles, of Ottawas.111., says: • "The liquor habit is the proximate cause of more °ebbe pauperism and Misery Wench other evils conshineda , . From my long plopervation extending over aatearter cart century, in the care. and treatment of the insane, . the ex- pression has become very firmly fixed in my nutid that more than one-half of the idiocy, imbecility and insanity of bur day is due. either directly or indir- ectlyto the use of alcoholic Superintendentaf the Alabarna Insane Asylum, 1884. • • • • . Drink is a greater destroying • folce than all other physical evils.combined -Henry Ward Beecher, D. D. ' " • . • • "To sell rum for a livelihood is bad enough, but for a whole comMunity to share the responsibility and guilt of sucha traffic SSOMS Lb worse bargain .than that of Eve • or Judas."-florace, Greely. Archbishop John Irelidod of St Paul, Minnesota, le one of the most widely known and•highly • esteemed prelates of the Roman Catholic Church. He is a strong opponentof the liquor traffic, Thu followingparagraph is,taken Wow an address delivered b hiin,Lefore the Minnesota Catholic Totel abstinence Union; -"We thought we Meant busi- ness years ego in this warfare, but I hope God will forgive us for our Weak= nese, for we went intothe battlefield without sufficient resolution. We !a- ltered under the fatal mistake that We could argue out the question with the rumsellers We imaginethat there was some rioter in moral suasion,that when we Would show them the evil rit their, waya they would abandon the trainer We have seen that there is no hope of improving in any shape or form the liquor traffic. • There is nothing now tos he done but to wipe.it.ont com. The decrease in the production and pletely. consumption of liquor ,may, of course be only temporary, but it is significant that it has taken place despite a time of rapid growth in„ the population,and reflects a similar shrinkage in liquor production in the United Stateawhere during the first ninety days • of 1.008 - there was a shrinkage of. nearly 325,- 000,000 in the quantity of liquor manta facture& Of this decrease in ' mann, facture in the States -approximately sixty per cent,.or about 414.500,000 is whiskey production, and forty per cent or $9,880,000, represents the fall- ing off in the beermaking business. No internal revenue figures inforty years have shown such an astonish- ing decline in the liquor. production of theStetes. The figures above given in respect to both Canada and the States may be due to exceptional causes, but it is not improbable that the growth of the temperance Movement in both countries, the passing of local option by-laws, etc, may have had a large effect in producing such a resell. , Use Him For A Gate Post At the cabin of a Tennesee settler where I stopped 0170Tv night, says traveler, they told me of is widow BY- ing three miles ramp who, finding that the body of her husband had been pet- rifiec. after lying in the ground for five or six years, had sold him to a showman for $50 in cash. The people were not at all sentimental, but they didn't look upon the transaction as kik right. , • Neat day as I journeyed along stopped at the house of the widow named for a glass of ' water. When she learned where I had stayed over night she asked: • "Did they tell you about my dead Intsband turning to stone?" "Yes. He COUltIn't-, Fail . . . Agents. • New Brunswick Likes Apples - From Ontario .• • Crooked Markings on Barrels of the 'Wove Scotian Product Have 9 Ruined Their Trade • Ontario fruit growers have,' by hon- est dealing, captured the New.Brune- wick markets. Carrying coals to Newcastle is no more strange than for Upper Canadian packers tobesending fruit to this province, , which is next door to the Annapelis Valley, the .finest apple -growing • district In the world, but home dealers have learned. from sad experience that they dannot depend upon the steak 'received from actoss the bay. Novia Scotia packers, in their Over- whelming desire to 'obtain a hold OD the British, market, have neglected the smaller • but mete profitable field in the Maritime; provinces, and have beet sending to New Brunswick only the very. poorest of their fruit. If the barrels, had , been mixed ,"windfalls", the dealers would have been content . to handie the apples as such, but when the markiia s indicate that the con- tents ran - as o , an • w en fa's, fruit is little better• than the very poorest, cuptorners soon lose conficta ence. . For years New Brunswick buyers have been endeavoring to persuade .Nova Scotian packers to send honest- ly maaked consigntnerits here, but their .efferts failed. . •• • In various anspections biade. last .summer it was found that trom sev- enty to eighty per cent of the Nova Scotian apples were falsely marked, that, the shipments were not reliable and that if a man wanted good apples it was best ' not to send him any Nova Scotian stock. . • • • • Gradually. the Ontario fruithad •been gaining is hold in this Province. The Northern Spy is rewarded as far superior to any other winter .apples sold here. but there are different var- ieties of Nova Scotian fruit which 11 porbperly packed Would be strongly favotaa in the &newer and aettimn. Yet because Ontario fruit is found to be just as the markings on the barrels represent it, and in spite of the .fact that the prices are vely much higher than those asked for Nova. Scetien apples, the sister province. has lostthe 'local trade. • It is difficult now to give away barrel of Nova Scotian apples., while She Ontario product finds a rapid sale. Imports from across, the bay fell off very considerably last season. Ontario shipments increased, _The de - mend for Ontario fruit is staling, arid Will grow steadily aslorig as the hon est record of the past is 'maintained. If Id been clOing business in the eat when the panic mime on I might heate made a good thing of it," .said the Idaho hanker, but we have .to rurr things a littlediffetent out West. I fortunately had money on hand to pay, all depositors who asked for it and there was no run. But the de- positors wanted to know, you know. I had to let a Committee come into. the bankaind count the cash and look over the securities for themselves. A rope with a hangman's nobsewas hung on a nal driven into the door. Two men guarded thebank during the day, and two guardedmy house, during the night. , Beery day or two some fellow wearing a sombrero would .walk into the bank and inquire: , "Is Tom here?", ES is, I would' reply and stepped forward. , HOW% the bank, Tom, "Bully." • - Money abi safe? Safe as safe. And you haven't skidooed,' No I'm right herd. Tnings went on in this Way for three months before there was any let -tip, continued the banker,and even when started east the other day I had to "satisfy' the crowd that the bank fl1114if Were to be left behind. No we can't make any ten -strikes running banks in the west: We have got to be sat- isfied with tair.profits, or dangle At a limb. and none of us cares to dangle. p --Kansas Citg :aural& ' „ LINIMENT CO, IANtITED Yarmouth, NS GENtatlitnx-/n Sanitary last Fran. "And about my 86111,14 him to a eis Leclare, one of the Med employed show?"by me, working in the lumbee woods, "Yes."had A tree fall on him. crushing him "And they don't think it was right? fearfully. He WAS when fonnci,placed "Oh, they don't say much."on a sled and taken honle, where "But 1 know what they have said grave fears were entertained for his to others, and how they feel about it. veeoverv, his hips being badly bruised Mebee Ir Wean% jestthe right thing to and his body turned black from -11;s do, but I'll telt you What's in my ribs te his feet ,Ntre use MINARD'S wind If I kin get an offer from a rlen LINIMENT on hint freely to deaden ME UAW, and the first the pain and With the inie of three thing after that Ili buy Jim's body bottles he was oompletelycured and back and Mei it for a gatepost, and, able to return to his work., have him near inc all the rest of In' - bl/VAL SOUND' HEALTH . ..VOR ALL CHILDREN Disease attackethe little onethrough sthe digestive organs. . Baby's own Tablets are the iciest thing in the world fria-alraiteinaclissaiati- bovvel troubasi of children., They art quick.' lYsand areabsolutely safe. If neces; wiry the tablets can be crushed to 'a powder or dissolved in water. arra Wm Gay, St Eleanois, ,P E If; says - "I know of nothing to equal Baby's Own Tablets for the Ore of stomach and bowel troubles. • I "cannot speak too highlyof this medieirais and do not, feel safe without a Iona of Tablets in ..the house. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville. Whales And Lessor Fish - There passed through Loudon a day or two ago two live white whales destined for a park in Chicago. They, were taken off the coast of Nova Scotia, and transported successfully in tanks the whole distance by rail- way. Thereby hangs a tale or rather a very fair suggestion. Why ate not food fishes forwarded inland as fresh and frisky, "all alive," ohl" as they are taken from the sea or We are told that in Gerrnany,when most things are np-to•date fish ate carried to market in this condition it is against the law to Sell fish for humeral consumption except they are alive. This is to prevent the posse. bility of ptomaine poisoning. The Prussian railways are new haul- ing live fish from distances as far as Southern France and Roumania by the application 9f a no* sinew Which allows two tone of flair to one tori or water- This Means that the live fish can be wicked almost as den- sleysis se/Mines yet without harm. There is ale° systern known as Wet and dry etorairei in Which the tanker carry no more water than is neces- sary to keep the fish' moist, We have refrigerating cars, for meat and dairyproducts, tend by this Menne fruit and vegetables ere ear - ;tied thousands of Magee, :Performing seals are hauled in tank Wagons all over the country 'for public MIMS- 'Went. • Why net tank. cols for the convey- ance of live 'fiat to' inland cities and towns, whese the true flevoe could be preseraed and duly appreciated. " , Monde in the Current River burst a I dam, andflthe Water poured down, sweeping away a 0 P It bridge at Port Arthur* aria etiatillinKit freight engine and several ears. Three members of the train .OreW and possibly some For side *het fern% of 130 mond bIeing ' Iota 9844 let con., Goderieb township. Good free hone*, frame barn, elledries, drive hereto, good spring ereek, 10 acres cit orchard, ill °leered bat about 25 Acres and 1 in good 'tate of cultivation. Soil rich clay loam. Bealonable terms toot& Parable" i er. Apply to o.0:. Wallie, Olinton;Ont. ) raraL,'" side PROFESSIONAL Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh • • rht Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completelyderange the whole system when entering it thrdugh the mucous surfaces. Such articles ehould'never-beased except on prescriptions from *reputable physic- ians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possioly* de- rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, 'manufactured by F J Oheray '& Co., Toledo, O., contains • no mercury., an I is taken internallysacting directly epee the blood and mucous surfaces . of the system. In.buying Hall's 'Catarrh Inure be sure you get the genuine. It is tak- en internally, and 'made in Toledo, 0„ by ' F J Cheney' & co; Testimonials 1,7,I!'?1ruPffIsIt'4.75c. Hall'sPials•sor coristip .ation, . • ' . Starving GentlewOtheil . Daughter of a Baronet Who Sold Shoe strings on London Streets- Ektraordinary series. of .stary leg gentle -women have come to lighasach as superannuated governesses, widows of improvident husbands; and those who in the days of their youth were able to make (tette a- comfortable in- come RS clerks or otherwise. . Bs, gradual stages' representatives., of all these types have sunk lower and bower'. and sometithes, having sought forgafullneris .in drink, havine tale to the lowest grade betnre drifting ita ,tb the shelter of the institute. ' 'Hee was, for instance, a wretched' looking „creature, but with unmistak- able signs of hating been •.`a, lady" whose only source of . income ',lay in her handful of boot laces, which she timid to merchants in • their midday rest. She proved to be the daughter of a baronet, whore. mal.riag lead Ldis- pleased her faintly, '" Estranged from her relativ by:4 (I quarrel of early life; she had pride to reveal to them the poverty by which she had of late been oiertaken, but, absolutely Miserable, she Crept ,about the Mean Tataeetri ,of rate yast- ,city as successfully hidden as if living in another hemisphere, far from the gorgeous mansion, the carriages and servants NI hich once were *here by ...right of birth.. " Farm lor Sale. Proprietor offerer for sale his farm on the Idahland Can. GriderlOh Township, Una' 77 and 78, eituated 1 1-2 miles tom village of Holnseeville, church and school. The farm containe 238 , aorta of choice land. * good frame house, and bank bens 5 aores of . orchard and 610 wee of good maple Wieland. The farm is Seaweed by a run- ning brook. This farm will be Bold in a blook or in parts. ' Apply to • ALEX B.A.110Eflt, Hohneeville. Soup • . Choice froperty For. Sale The undersigned offerer for sale his choice - garden property of three mores situated in El- orden Survey, Clinton. There is corn- fortable house with stone cellar, OA the , place, with stable, hard and soft water, all kinds offruit' trees' and in good state of cultivation; will be sold with entire outfit, en reasonable terma H, JOYNER. ox Sale On Maple St, one belt sore of ground, good ftuit trees and other small fruit. honeenn good condition, Apply to W.W. NIMENS. House for Sale.. . A comfortable frame house on Mill St, containing 3 bedrooms, sitting room, Pan- try woodshed, good cellar, bard and, soft water, One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold cheep. Apply at NEW ERA, Office, or pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton. House for Sale The large cottage On Queen street, be. longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes Ws SIMPIOMIN BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARV PU,81.410. ETC, °TAMAN RIDOUT & HALE MONEY T0 WAN, • Jour; amoral a Ft"' ooNvayA.Noaas, Narkaugs . commissioNaus, 11 Medit,a3. Dn. is. W. THOMPSOSI eneciaierabneYsnitlet ellturesigtoemdetts oa.tioe Eye,,iEar. Throat, and Nose, Two doors w°effisetelioastrorndthilellesCalto,dnimencee'relal MOO Drs. Gunn lit Mellen Mho. Office -Ontario Street, Clinton, Night Gain 55, front door of office or residence, Eatteab8trOTT ' ere.t T.'. T. Donee, Untvaralty Or Toronto.) • , office bouts at hoseltak-a to p.m.; 710 9 VAS. WO SHAW. ..gave044N, lltlItODON. Accoucheur, etc,, office and residence on tenbury St., opposite W. Farran'a residence, • DR. F. .11. AXON • ecessellrENto7DirS.TRointes • Specialist ln Crown and Bridge Worlit.;' • Graduate of the lloyal College of Dental Om geroSnol ratturait oeUniversity cit Toronto Doi. taGri Malrettemoefuthioado College of Dent(1 Stir*Alt "' WW visit Barneld even' Mendez,. DK. II. FOWLER, DENTIST. . Offices over O'NEIL'e store, epeeist care taken to make dental treats meat se painless as possible. ' is offered 'for sale. The lot ie one-half • -is acre, with baubleA fruit trees, hard 'and • " see 1 laneous• soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW JAMES CAMPBELL. I.ONDESBOBO, ERA office. SKIER OP EARMAGn LICENSES • No witnesses reauired Ord 11!_use_for Sale. 'Subeoriber offers for eale his lenge and oomfortablererame house on Albert Street, The home has every convenienoe for ordin- ary tarniTso-o ar; Tiord an sena water on the bot; • .three-quarters-ofanacra of land; bearing fruit trees, also good stable. Will be sold on reasonable terms WIL4.414' • Clieton.aieli 30th Good Frame House tor Sale • • • or to Rent' - ,Subeiniber offersior sale Or to rent his large . and comfortable ' frame house on 'Huron Street west, ocintaiiihig 9 rooMe, with bath mom, elosete, wash teem sed 'pantry.. Good cellar and furnace, also • good stable, J. B. LINDSAY, (Minton. From the Detroit Free Press "What makes this vegetable soup taste so different?" asked the . young husband of the October bride. • • "Only theleeks you sent home." re- . plied the bride. "Yon remember von said you going to order leeks "I didn't order any leeks," growled the husband, but he finished . his bowl of soup rather than disappoint her. That afternoon he stopped at ;the grocery store. ' "How eict you come to send leeks up to the house this morning?" he demand - ern "I didn't crder thenn " , .1'6/teat Scott! Did you. eat theloo?" exclaimed the grocer, • "Sure, we ate them," ' "0 for land's take. They, were Mrs. Jackson's tulip bulbs. She left them on the counter and they gotinto•your basket by mistake." LIVER COMPLAINT. ink. oar b Inaba sired in the bodY7 tN Mks is te mi. from the. blood en mereetiss IOWA( ham, Odic Whoa tili. Dee la torpid mad hammed It ateast hush& bar to the bewar, ammian the:atm beMone bound and costae. The srmodeme are a testing el fulness or trelegla Oho nalot dee, and ritiloting Oahu the asatss. koalas between the shouldeas 11 151 shim awl esia. barrels trtmadat seeded align* imitemple itt the iimaiss.. see. • Store to Rent The unlersigned offers to rent the office on Isaac Sajust back of Morrishet Crooke, recently vacated by Mr, J. Taylor, this is a good site for a store and suitable for any bueiness, and will be put in ehape 4, suit the needs of any tenant. Apply to ' • . ' NEW E A or to MR. J. O. ELLIOTT. Cllinton, Ont., Two Lois tor Sale. For sale; two lots on the south side of Retteettiry „fin, west; being Noe. 498 and .499. Apply to W. W. FARRAN; For Sate A well eitabliehed Boot and shoe bud nese, is Rinburn, also House • end Lot terms easy. . JAMES STANLEY. ' Lot tor Sale- , For sale a quitter acre lot on James Se apply to WALTER' TOWNSEND, s- Clinton. • *Clinton Court of Revision. LAXA,LIVE it • -joutcs.: ON SWAM sad easy to take. al lei vbs. *don erdekts. Move all In their ease* mid Oahe tar the eaten sual erdelcast rsimida diseame se disorders ihe Ileac 'Print 25 'tenni. er Wiles for $1.4 al *aloft or mailed dire.* oft boollpe04 Was by Thir t. Milburn 04.0 iibabad, %rome,tab. sereetikie bi the 01 ayes 00..r.etteu4 artiomm. ilfenss.s City. itidepthtleht , Elgin Road, Violet 004 Que trollops were drowned, • _ ane ato.a.as• asaass• . saaakiehtTistillinagiiianwileksin‘• .Notice. is nereby given that the Ann sit. • Money Private funds to loan at illg_per cent and up- wards .. • • W..,.BRITDONE. THOMAS . GUNDRY Live stook and general AuctionSer, • • GOERI{ '.3NT. to la Motu gams a spluafilli (Adore st Now ERA. office, Clinton, pm.mptly abtencisd. • to .% Terme reasonable,. k'arrners' sale notice. ' diaconate(' G. VICTOR: GOODWIN , TAX1DERMI$T • Birds and Animals Siuffee Att001110.. : true to lila Terms Reasonable CLINTON, ONT D MCTaggart. M. D. MeTaggair Mciraggatt...Brosi • BANKERS iALBERT , ST, CLINTON .,aseneral !Snalidlialt • transacted CiTES DISCOUNTED* . . . . •Drafte issued. Interest allowed. pa demerits. The : MaCilioti Mutnal ..Fire..Insurante eb.: : . . Farm And.. 170oilFait:itlitsi:I`own .P7o, pi... - Oty Only Ineinred. , J. B..McLean,PresidenaSeifoette ThOle Eraser, 'Vice -press. Brucefieldss Thos. R.* Bays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth:. , _ ' Watt,ja's'Chesney, HC9rnS1'1°1eCaekflPoljyTtl 1;11C TJD.:1_1 a Evans, Beech' mitleS:eavillel 1 johns Clinton; M. Each Director is inspector of losses In his ownlocality. : i • nweowoneLJ;BGro. d_Chriagevee,n1WiithroP_. J. Bell- ' • somas. Robt. Smith, HarloCk; Ed, 1 Hinckley Seaforth; James - Cut -inning, Egmondo - vide; J. Ar. Ye°. Hohiesvine . ting of the Court for the Revision of the CUTLER Assessment Roll of' the Town of Clinton for the year 1908, will be held m the Council Chamber, ClintOn, on Wednes- day, May 271b, at 8 %M. All interested Femme will take notice' and govern them- seiv est &cobra ingly. • D. M AOPIIERSON, Clerk. Hulleit Court of Revision. Notice is hereby given that the Court for the Revision of the Amassment Roll of the Townehip Of Htillett will be held in She Township Hall, on Friday. the 291h day of May, at 10 a. m., for the purecee ox bearizig Bed rattling complaints &gannet the said Areesement Roll. Person e having lousiness at the Court will please attend at the add tithe and place, without further notice, JAMES CAMPBELL, Clerk. Loudesboro, May.6th, 1908. Munihy. Bros. Succeesors to Cololoura Bras Etaving bought tint this bneiness We aoihilt a shoe of. patronage' .amering the public we will do our beet tosupply their wents at reasor able price. • MURPliV BROS.* thick Block, Clinton' Thresher Oniiit tor Sale. Subscriber offerit for rale a coneolete threshirg outfit, hi good order, aeneisting of 17-horee-prever Engine, awl Challenge Separator, all ready to start work. Will be sold cn wont terms. • GILBERT HAIR, Clinton, P.O• Huron Road, Goderich To. Portland Cement klI orderit fel POrtland Clement prompt- ly Ailed,' nempoon Naha ropana CeMent; the beat in ths world. I. A. HAMILTON, cot) &Ater. .thersteMettienti Curtaniors It . painter and Paper. Ranoer. All work guaranteed. . Prices ; reasoneble. Residence nearly opposite the Collegiate Institute. JACOB TAYLOR LiutitoN Fire, Life and Accident Insurance' Real *state bought and sold Money to loan Office Issac Street, next door to New . Era. MasseyellareisAgy Having taken the agency :for the Massey -Harris Co., I will be glad to show farmers any kind of Machinery or Implement they desire. Bidder* • Mowers, Cultivators, Gasoline &glob sant ANGUS 111014E0D OaU pposite ofra:18MOnacellinitacrYnk., Clinton, , The My 'elm', usicMethod Ida a. Holmes. 7 Teacher.. The Myers' Music method, for begin nem provhies a thorough preparatory oourse in the rudiments of rellele6 The lessons are conducted on Kindergarten models and inelude practical Piano teachinig, Making the etudy pleasant, and interesting. Private 'berme able gives, and pupils prepared tor the Ooneervatory Sankt asetat