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CLINTON NEW ERA
' THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1908
What Sound Polley Does
Twelve years oflower taxation since
the Liberals cat-ge into power have
transfcrmed Canada from a depressed
stagnant, struggling colony into a
great flourishing prosperous nati on,
strong and vigorous to carve out a
glorious future.
The purchasing power of the country'
is several times greater to -day t lian it
was in 1896, which means that the
people are richer to thatettent. Every
dollarof merchandise brought intd the
country adds to the wealth of :the
country. It is a well-knovi n principle
Of political economy, that it is what
a country buys and acquires and not
what it sells, and parts with tthatis I
the measure of its wealth, afothing
comes into the country that does not
increase in value and yield a profit,
if this were not so there would be no
imports: A -NATI:iffy- of large imports
is virile, progressive and substantial
a country which gives everything and
acquires nothing is not on la sound or •
lasting commercial basis,
Electors Think This Over
Will any sane mart, who can forget
party for a moment and think of
ceuntry first, reflect on the respective
records of the two parties,' the Con-
servative and the Liberal? He must
quickly perceive that after eighteen
years of office the Conservatives left
the country about as they found it,
save and except a huge burden of
public debt, which they bequeathed
as a legacy to their Liberal successors.
It is true that attempts have been
made to fasten some disreput able scan
dale upon the present Government,
but it is a remarkable fact that hay-
ing been in office twelve years. and
handled up to a millions a year both
in and out,'and the whole nf the pub-
lic domain, that nothing tangible has
been proved against the Govern-
ment.
It cannot be denied because it is tee
obvious. that the Conservative party
ie not united upon any given policy
which commends iteelf to the people,
It must be acknowledged that the
Coneervative party cannot safe.y be
given the reins of power, in view of
past history, and the additional fact,
that they have nothing to offer equal
'to what the people would surrender.
if Sir Wilfrid Laurier were removed
from office.
In view of these considerations it
would be better to let well enough
. alone, and not hinder the country in
its steady progress towards larger
growth and the greater individual
prosperity of our people.
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During a storm lightning killed • a
fine Shorthorn heifer calf belonging
to Wilbert Eddy, Colborne village, al:
eo eight head of choice selected cows •
and heifers, three beng tborobred
Durhams, belonging to N't direr Whiter
at Wicklow.
• Worth Thiohlolog Over
Vfhen the min Alines anti the streets
become dotty,. you wish it would rain;
when it mine and the streets beeetue
muddy,you wish the bun would alive.
After you are married you wish you
was single, and if you get a new dress
you wish you had A neer hat to match
It; if it is a hoy you wish it was a girl,
and if it is a girl you wish it was a
boy -was human nature ever satis-
fied?Guess not, and glad ot it, .for
then there wculd be netting to "kick"
about.
Does Not
Cdor Hair
Ayer's Hair Vigor, as now
made from our new improved
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'stop falling hair, No
question about that.
, beet aid &Inge the color of die hair.
iterridde• With Sash bottle
• p ititoledis to: "etre
yerS Sato Min Alai it,
then alas het Says
Indeed, we believe will atop ova:Tema
if felling hair unless there' is itiMo very
unusual•COMPlidatititif something wetly
tireotiegthe general health. Than you
should coastntyour phyalehut. Also itek
him Sheet the be* Aystoi It vigor.
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Running a newspaper is just like
running a hetet, only different. When
a wan goes into a hoteland finds
something on the table which does
not suit him, he does not raise 'lades
with the landlord and tell him to atop
his hotel, Well hardly. He sets that
dish to one aide and wades into tbe
many cashes that suet him. It us Ma,
erent with some newspaper readers.
They find an article occasionally , that
does not suit them exactly and with
out stopping to think it may please
hundreds of *her readers; Make a
rand stand play, and tell the editor
ow a paper should be run and what
should be put into it, Seqhneople are
becoming fewer every year;
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'VIE OL .N NW.1CRA
ititperial Cleography ' News Notes •
Elaborate System To Be Introduced
TheImperial movement, started some
years agotbv representatives of the •
Colonial and Indian Office to introduce
Into the Schools of the etapire4atsystem
of elaborately illustrated geography
lessons dealing with vedette parts of
hisMajesty's dominions, bee now reach-
ed Canada. The committee which was
formed, with Lord Meath as Chairman
and which has the active support of
the Colonial Office authorities, chose
two yeare ago Mr. A. Hugh Fisher, a
distinguished London artist, to take
charge of the preparation of an elabor-
ate series of lantern slideaphotogranhs
etc illustrative of the geographical,
social and commercial features of all
the component parte of the empire.
These are to be published under the sup,
gervision of the central committee, of
which Mr II. J. Maggincler, a promin-
ent 13ritish 'educationist, is Chairman,
and sold at the bare costof reproduc-
tion to the schools of the empire. Mr.
Fisber, after spending a year inIe-
dia, where he has prepared 'a splendid
collection of color sketches, 'photo,
graphs, etc., has now come to Canada
to continue work During the past
week he has been in the capital consult
ing with Mr afacKinder, who is now
on a visit to Canada. the plan of cam-
paign for the preparation of a mnst
comprehensive series of Canadian plc,
tures has been mapped out, and tfr.
Fisher is now goinesto the west to por,
tray for the benefit of the schoolchild-
ren of the British Isleei and other parts
of the empire a graphic series ef geog.
raphy lessons on the resources, 'physi-
cal features end general characteristics
of the "granary of the empire." In the
autumn -he will return east and con-
tinue his sketches in eastetn Vattada
Lantern slides • and accompanying
lectures descriptive of the mother
country will soon be published for
disttibution aroong the schools of
Canada •and the other colonies. A
fund of $20,000 has been raised t
private subscription, headed by the
Princess of, Wales, to cover tbe pre-
liminary cost of publication.
The Cigarette Smoker
Elbert Hubbard isn't the best au-
thority in the world on allanbjects,but
he is uomiestionally correct in pro-
nouncing against the use of cigarettes,
especially by ; the young. In a late
number of the Phillistine he says; "As
a close observer and employer of lahor
for over twenty-five years, I give you
this: Never advance the pay of a cig-
arette smoker, never trust him to
carry a roil to Garcia, unless you do
not care for Garcia and are wilting to
lose the roll. Cigarette smoking be-
gins with an effort totate eiciart. It
soon becomes a pleasure, and serves
to bridge over a moment of nervous-
ness or embarassment. Next it be.
comes a necessity of life,a fixed habit.
This last stage 'soon revolves into a
third condition, a stage of fever and
unrestfue wandering mind,accorepan-
ied by loss of Moral and mental con-
trol." Inevitably cigarette smoking
impairs heath, lessens usefellness and
jeopardizes happiness, and an without
compensation worthy Of the name.
All snookers ere not affected to the
same degree, but there is none who
would net be better off without the
habit, •• " •
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Mrs. R. Melancout, who is supposed
to be the oldest passenger who was -
ever carried by the Grand Trunk,pass-
ed through Montreal this week. She
is 104 years of age, and was travelling
fretd • Dalhousie to Hull unattended.
Her husband died fifty years ago •
DO' YOU El
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Really
Slow eating and regular meals is of
great benefit to a -Wrong acting stom-
ach. Those who suffer with indigest-
ion and weak stomach can with care
and the use of Mi -one. stomach tab-
Jetsxestoreethe_digestioneeto almalth-y
condition, so that they can eat.what
they want at any time without fear of
distress ar suffering, ,
Aftera few day's use of Mi-o-na,
Stomach tablets, the headaches, dizey
feelings, drowsinees, bad taste in the
mouth,coated tongue, flatulence.sleep-
lessness, distress aftereating a I these
symptoms of a weak stein -Etch -will
disappear, and 'good health will be
reetoredW S Ii..Holmes has so Much cc to
fidence in the power of Mi Q -Pit to cure
. .
indigestion that he guarantees teethe
faction or money back. Price 50 cents.
TheMinister of Justice has goitetto
Vienge, 'coosult 'a famous aurist,
Canacliens of all elasses hope that his
malady will be cured or abated. Mr.
Ayiesvvorth entered publiclife at great
personal sacrifice, and the Liberals of
Ontario, in particular, owe a debt
of gratitede.. . .;
Nominations took piece in &mktg.
chewati Friday.. They like their poli-
tics served Warm in the west. For iri-
staoce, Premier Scott seys of the Ceti-
servative candidate in Regina: "I
make the 'absolute charge that Mr:
Laird was a -grafter when he was in the
council. Let him take me to court, I
will prove the charge.
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The Mail anclEntipire is 'drying out to
know why the tanning industry is fay
-
erred above the woollen inclattry„, and
•more than hints that it is because
Charles Hyman is interested in leather
Let us see, The highest duty levied on
the products in whichMallyman is in-
terested is 17 1-2 per refit. The lowest
duty levied' on Woollens leaves a pro-
teetion averaging 80 per cent., even at -
ter deducting the allottance /or the
British preference. The Mail and Em-
pire haye to try again. Is there no
argewent that it can present to bolster
up its eerie without Violating the facts?
The .vigorous complaints that the
lipor license laws were Woe openly
violated in Kingston have been subs,
tetatiated in the conviction of nineteen
hotelmen and two stearn-bnat comp-
. anies, the hotelmen of selling in pro-
hibited hours,thesteamboatcompanies
for selling without Menses. The en-
tire company admitted guilt without
any evidence being submitted. One
hotelman, W F Telfer of the 13ritish
American betel, denied the charges
and defended filmset He positively
asseerted himself that he had Hever
violated the law since assuming the
hotel, Iset the spotters, Simmer Of
Ottawa and Partridge of Toronto,
testified to getting liquor in the hotel
bar after hours, and a conviction fol.
lowed, The Magietrate gathered itt
61,515. Ten hotelmen Were lined $50
staeh; nine aecused of two oftencesant
only one rosecuted had to Pay 675
each, It 'biter who will appeal
was ilitel $50 on each charge. The
steamboat owners put up $15 for each
boat, the proeetution agreeing not to
lodge a. Second eherge. Ibis money
Is paid in lieu of a licerrsed fee.which
the Province will not lime to a ship.
The 'wholesale conviction of the hotel.
men has suggested the inaction of the
license inspettor, and It lit likely that
the attentbn of the Government will
he called co the ewe of affairs here,
in The. Schoen+
MINARD'S LINIMENT CO:. LTD,
Gentlemen -In June, '98, I had my
hand and wrist bitten and badly man-
gled by a vicious horse I Buffet ed
greaelt, for several days and the tooth
cuts refused to heal .nntil your agent
gave me a bottle of MlNARD LINI
MENT, which I began using. The ef-
ttle short of five
had. ceased' and in two weeks •the
ph in iceived a sum -very 11
feet was magicalan.five hours the thousand dollars, ,
wounds had completely healed and my License Inspect:r /3 heel!, Hamilton,
hand and oath were as well as ever. caused a sensation in hotel. circles to
Yours trill, day by laying information against
• A. E ROY, twenty hotel proprietorsifor infractions
Carriage Maker of the liquor law, . •• •
St. Antoine, p. Q.
• . The Church of England .Temperance
• • Society asked an opinion on the drink
question from some colonial bisbops
Aug, 13th. *008
Lord iioberts wiled from Quebec on
Frldaai
Oborol, Seek., 'suffered a $80,000
lider3leacia°w7illegglleugMheiFtgla.n rof
• Delhi' fe11
D Wigle is the Conservative candle.
date for South Esser.
Frank 'Wakefield, a Vancouver real
estate broker. shot himself.
Driven crazy by the heat, to .men
committed suicide at Brooklyn.
The King has sent a message of, sem,
pathy with the Fernie sufferers,
A fire in gentucky .-the other day,
destroyed 47,000 barrels of whiskey.
H Ridout, ex.manager of theBank
o HaMilton at Port Eliot; committed,
suicide.
Edward Moselea, aged 18, of Melton,
N. S tosickened and died as the result
ot a, Spree. „
Hon. L. Ja Brodeur will retire from
theLaurier cabinet to go on the bench,
is again rumored.
E. Luck, of Despronto, has been ap.
pointed _ptinoipal • of Queen Victoria
SchOoli
()Wen Novetan, While sleeping on a
w arf at Halifax, fell Leto the water
and Wes drowned:
A twoeyear-old cow moose fell Mc-
hausted in a grave yard in Moncton,
utter being chased.
Joseph E. Gould, of Uxbridge, the'
originatorof the rouncl silo, and the al-
ligator boat, is dead,
The July output froth the collieries
of the Nova Scotia Steel and CcialComt
pany, was 59,318 tons:
The estimate of Provincial receipts
from succession duties for this year has
already been exceeded by $189,000.
James Bell, an emoloyee of the Port
Colborne Cement Comp.atty,committsd
suicide by severing his jugular vein.
The Ontario Government has appoin-
ted Mr. J. N Hare, an agricultural ex -
peat. to assist the fermers of Ontario
°aunty.
TheOntario Government has decided
to enter in a 'reciprocal arrangement
with theGovernment of Saskatchewan
with regard to the collection of suedes
sion duties. •
John Shnington, a local cattleman,
sold to James Ross, of Tilbuty, sixty
head of export cattle, for which he re.
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The harvest has commenced in teitding the Pan Anglican Congrees.
such widele separat ed points as The ' Australian bishops think the lie=
Hartriey, Yorkten and Moose Jaw ensinct system defective and there is
from which come reports of binders touch to learn in the Commonwealth
among the wheat, with the an. from an unfavorable comparison with
nouncement that it will be
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next week. neral the Dominion. The Can,aci.ian bishops
point out that the drink bill of Canada
is only onequarter per head of what it
is in reat Britain: •
Fish with WhiteFifislies.h are more east... The Baal of Dudley Naha has been
ely digested then_ogkattakreddish.liesh. tthe_guestarf.hisEircellency-ateGovern--
• nient House since his arrival inOctawa.
on Wednesday meter ink,: left Thursday
' Cannel Coal. en route teAustralia totake up his new
Cannel geed was once used as a .suba duties as _Govetnet-Genetal of theCont'
stitute for candles because It can be monwea)th. The Ertel saw a wonder:
'cut into blocks or stripei and burns ful change in Canada since his last vise
with a clear yellow flame. Its real it here,the rapidity et its development
being marvellous. The enterprise and
nettle Is candle coal.
resource of the people and their con-
tentment and prosperity particularly
impressed him. . .
Ledy Violet Elliott, 'daughter of
Lent Mintoe note visiting at. Govern-
ment -House, OttIvra..iave a unique
demonstration of her ability to take a
useful place on the farm. „While visit-
ing a dairy farm at Deschenes Thurs.,
day with a Onvernment House party,
lioreft0 COnYeatt Ontario
(Contributed/ , •
Loretto, for thy peaceful shades
My heart With longinge burning,
As the dove that tome no resting
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Unto the Ark returning.
Loretto, on thy distant tOwers
The shade of evening Utile,
The Gahm and peace of heaven dwells
Within thy quiet halls.
• But here, oh here, disquietude
, Our every thouglik controls:
' The heertiess, bellow world surge
round .,
And ocares our every soul°.
r deemed:the world all beautiful,
A etranger to its gullet
To find there'sgall in every coin
Deceit in every smile- . '
To find the promised, joys of life
A breath won the gut
'To gather roses for the breast'
4nd find but thorns there.
Who sip the ruby wine of life •
A poisoned nectur sips
Or reach with anxious grasp for
fruit. h
That's ashes on the lips,
That fades or fails tar vanishes,
IEach pleasure that we prima.
Whilst thefancied mirage ofhappiiiess
Forever onward flies.
The Violin.
. The violin . lenientioned tie' early, as
the beginning of. the tairteenth cen-
' Passion Flower Fruit.
Few people probably are aware that
there is a variety of the passion flower
which bears a luscious fruit about the Earl Grey jokingly remax•ked to ber,
size and color of a purple plum, The II wonder if you can milk a cow?"
botanical name of the variety is. Pastan
eld. tTlihre° IncoPwtj Yms hi re milked, the int hi al kt
'• •put through the cooling process and,
she cYOVu
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flora edulls.
then bottled by the daughter ofinditi's
victory.
Westward the 'star of politics •
William Lawson, of Hamilton,. who . •• Soori takes its hurried way,
Liberals of tampering with the ballots . Much nearer every day.
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was arrested in lune on a charge by And I:lenver and Chicago get ' •
in the Provincial election, and who is k
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. • The Sisters of • Charity.
• It Is generally understood that 'the
order of the Sisters of Clarity originan
ad with. Constance. daughter of Bele-
na,t-the mother of 'Constantine, Who.
Adieul deceitful, hollow • world,
I've found out how false thou art,
Thy husks for swine were never
meant
To satnfy the heart.
Mrs I Leppin
Earn* tor sale'
PROPES iONAL
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F Or wile that firma 17A sem, being "
lots q8-84, 1st con., Soderich township,
Good frame boom, frame barn, stables,
• drive house, goon spring creek, 10 scree ot
orchard. ell °leered but "boot 25 sores and
• in good site of cultivation, Soil rieh elay
loam' Reaeoettble terlas MAIO radios-
er, Apply to C.J. Wallis, Clinton, Ont.
Farm lor Sale.
Proprietor offerer for mile his farm on the
Maitland Oen, Goderich Township, Lots
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 miles trom *Maga
02 Holtneaville, church and school, The
farm ocortains ass sores of choice lanl, a
good frame house and bank barn, 5 acres
of orgherd and '30 acres of good maple
braaland, The farm is traversed by a run-
ning brook. This farm will be (sold in 'a
block or in parts. Apply to
ALEX BAC OUR,
Holroesville.
Choice Property For mile
The undersigned offers for stile hie choice
garden property of three sores situated in
• Gorden, Survey, Clinton. There is it oom-
fortable hones with ;twee cellar, on the
piece, with litigate, hard and mit weier, all
kinds of fruit trees and in good state et
cultivation., will be sold with entire outfit,
on reasonable term, • H. JOYNER.
Iltrise Or Stet
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On Maple St. one half sore of ground,
good fruit trees and other . emell fruit.
honse,in geoa condition. Apply to
W. W. NIMENS.
House for Sale.
How's This? A comfortable frame house .on st.,
• containing 8 bedrooms sitting room, pan
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We otfer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yearge and
believe bitn perfectly honorable. an all
business transactions and financially
able to oirry out obligations made by.
his firm.
WALDING, SINNAN & Maavne
Whc lesale Druggists, Toledo,0
Hall's Catarrh Our is taken intern-
ally,acting directly upon the Wood and
raucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bottle
Sold by .Ii Druggists. •
Take Hall's Fag ily Pills for consti-
pation.
Complaint is made that the farrners
are ceasing to raise hogs. In 19;.6 the
number or , hogs in the Province was
reported at 1,974,183, against 21049,666
the year before. An attempt is neade
in some quarters to inake.it appear
that pork is too low in price, and that •
Government ahoull make it artfficialltr
dearer by tariff. The householders
who buy pork chops • will perhaps re-
gard the present prices as tolerably
high. If the farmer does not get a'
high enough price for his hogs, the
householder, at least, thinks the chops
are dear enough, The fact seems to
be that the pewee of feeding materials
are unusually- high, hence, even with
fair prices for , there 'is little
_money in the tinstneeseeeteliamilton
Ti zees.
• A Military Recerd.
Probably the world's record for con- ,
tinuone service as a soldier is held by
•a ,Russian noncommissioned ofacer.
named Bodnikoff, 128 years old. He
entered the army in 1797. at the age
of 15,., as a private in, the hussar life •
guards and served as a soldier for .
more than eigbty years. He foidght in
nlany Waie, inelecling the campaign Of
181n, won all four classes of the M.
Georgeat . order for valor, besides
• about forty other crosses and medals,
and now receives an annual pension, of
$60. He is still 'hale and hearty. He•
was 'married ninety yeah ago and
tied • a son and two daughters. The
cion- Was killed in the Russo-Turkish
Getting Nearer.
Diana See It.
Bacon -Did you seethat yeti. 'friend
•had lost his positicin?: .
Egbert-No, i didn't know it, and.
read the fire record wee- Yonkers
Statesman.. •
_ The Ancient Wheeze,
Cholly=Er.Miss. Dolly„ 1 teed to
think=
Dolly-Indeedl And Why end you
fidt'e it uti7-Cleve1and Leader. ••
a
devoted to works of kindness, was at- 1 awaiting trial on that -charge. was ate
tended by a band of Roman Maidens tested on a charge of tearine. $10 from
whom she had animated with the epirit. his son. At the police court this morn-
: such was the beginning dt tee Sisters ine the case was dropped,but Lawson'e
wife charged him with threatening
Of Charity. and intimidating her. She claimed.
. hat her husbahd continually assualted
Ebony. •er, that he would not work, that she
Ebony was esteemed. as an articie.of
add too,'havenbls
biine',clo5nthetihee, aniadett5havtealtreo
luxury, by tbe.ancients. In India it was had n
The magistrate told the ex -deputy re-
employed by kings for scepters and ,turning officer. that there was no than
images and, as it was supposed -to an-
nul tae power of poisons, .was often
made into deleting cups. ,
Pompeii. •
Pompeii remained it heap of itarden,
ed mud and ashes from A. D. 79 to the
year 1592, when the architect Fontana,
• In cutting an aqueduct, came iipou
some ancient buildings. If was not,
however. until 1748, over a century
and a half 'after Pontana's discovery.
that the "finds" were recognized as be-
ing a -part of Pompeii. •
Treatiee.
The first tonnal and written treaty
made irk England with any•Yoreign na,
tion tvati entered into at Kingston be-
tween Henry III. and the danphha of
Franco on Sept. 11, 1217,
A Seaside Musing.
The stars whose fires We nightly scan,
The Wavest with rhythmic MOW..
Why shOuld they all work for the,M*11
Who nine the big hotel?
-Washington Stare
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As to a Friend. •
"ROW ithatit him? li he etattight?"
• • '41'044, heai Straight, but he &esti,
bend over hackward.".-St. rant Pl.
neer Press.
Celtic) Philosophy.
"No man is honest to a taulttte
acted ,tett, "teem be taboret -
'The fault Is Jist "Wrin Of his own
Au' not Wan of lite tteighbOrit."
--Prilladelphia. Press,
Pie Wanted .tet Know.
Mr. •Ctillipew (didactica1lsn-Hunge4
My eon, is the best Settee.
'Little Claretritea-elters, sir. But herr de
they *mad it on anythitig2-POOk,
- Another, itemiese
Itabg doth the great than Mutt t
Minh) With Urinal
in Hamiltonwho showed up,so unfav-
orably in respecttto his dealings with
his family as he did, and bound .him
over in the slim of $100 to keep the
•aeace. • . •
The Attorney -General's ' department
is investigating a Peterboro' case in
which Mr 11 T Elliott, confectioner of
that town, has laid a complaint before
the department. The case, in brief, is
as foil:ewe James Armstreng.a. Peter
-
bore' bey who was arrested in Toronto
on a charge preferred by Mr. Elliott 'of
stealing about SRA when taken toPet.
erboro`pleaded guilty. Hthad$82,51
in his possession when arrested. Mag-
istrate D W Dumble,before whom the
case cam P in Peterborot eatimilted the
emits at $23,including $16 court expen-
ses, i he balance being the expenses of
the constable to Toronto in connection
with the arrest. The Magistrate hand-
ed Mr Elliott $59.51, but the latter
Claimed that he shouldhave been given
the $82.51 which had been recovered.
He claimed that none of the costs
should come out of his money, hence
his appeal to the Attorney-Generars
depaetreent. It is expected that the
matter will be reported upon In a feW
dig% •
Ottawa gave an enthusiastic fare-
well to Lord Roberta when the Pieta
Marshall lett by SOfteial train for
Montreal and Quebec to sail from the
latter city fc r bent° an tlieErnpresS Of
Britain. By special request of Mayer
Scott Lord Roberts drove to the amt.
ion by a circuitous route, so AS to give
the Citizens Of the capital a chance tO
itee and elmer him. Sparks and Well-
ington streets were lined with thous.
andil. who cheered enthusittstleaily as
Lord Iteherts. accompanied by bis
daughter. Lady Eileen, and his sears,
tary. HOB Copt Downey, rode Woody
past in an automobile. Three bands
were out and af the Central Station
and his Lordship posed through an
linutenslye crowd of huzzaing , people
to his private car, The Yield Marshall
vravedart adieu to the throng ao the
train pulled Mit, and carried away
with blin &faIr seitiple of the warm
reds thin *blob would haere gre.t.d
Ini n sv Oansdimi elf ad, he
illivaird,s Liniment Cures Garnet in COws
.....nalemessameam, .411stwisroairojeasnmvisi
Blatksmiih Shop and Raise
for So. or Rent.
The undereiened offers for sale or to
to rent, a Blacksmith Shop and outfit of
too s, oing a good In.einess sear Pine
River. Alto comfortable house and belt.
acre of land. Owner's otly reason for
selling is thee he *ante to retire from
business. FRED. G, LOFFT.
• Pine River.
•• A Good Position Open.
The Equitable 'Life Assurenoe Society
of the United Suttee will be pleased to
reedy° applications for ha genera agency
for Clinton and vicinity. To the eight
men, twee without life assurance exper.
lebee, bat oan ihow e good past business
wed, an attractive income contract will
be made Addrese cOolidentially, if de -
aired, C. T. GILLESPIE, Mgr. Eqeit.
able ithe, 24 King at, "West, Toronto, ,
Applirations• lor Town
TreasurerShip •
Appliceititane addreseed to tbe udder
-
signed. and Marked "App•ication for
Office" will be received by tbe Corpore.
non of the Town of Clinton tip t� 6 ottlook
pet., on PrileV. Atiptist leth, for the
poeition of town Treeiteret, Donee to
commence Setr. let next. Information
at to Salary, bond requited, etc, may be
obteleed et the Clerk's tiller.
D. L. olectlititsos,
Town Clerk,
litouse tor $tile
tine Its rtie tiptoe aid feet lore or. 11,§to
rist St„, *11 le era close remit. Ana geod
• e eat UM
try woodehed, gooci cellar. hard and, eon
%eater. One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold
°beep. A.pnly at NEW ERA Office, or
On HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
$171 BMW ON E*
13A RRISTE 1130LIOITOR t'10'2041
PUBL.10, ETO.
MANTON
IRIDouT 8. HALE
coNvEYANcERs, NOTARIRI
COMMISSIONERS,
MONEY TO LOAN. •
ItlitOUT• Cl. B. Herta
;OEN
DR. D. w,. TIFIORIPSOR
rhertiolen. Samoa:alto
sneciarattentiou given to diseasee
Eye,Near. Throat, and Nose.
Office and Residence,
Two dome -West- of the tonimerCial Moils*
Baron $t.
•
Dr. Gunn
Dr. W. Gann, L.*. C. P.. L. IL Edna.
0910e-0ntario Street, Minton. Night calk et
front door of office or residence, Rattenlan7
Street, .
Office hours at hospital; -1 to ital.; to 9 Dan
DR. J. W. SHAW.
niTSICLiN, SURGEON.
Accoucheur, etc., office and residence on
tenbury St., opposite W. Farran's residence,
.pu. F. II. AXON
- DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Holes)
specialist ni Crown and Bridge Week.:
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental iStr'.
geons of Ontario. .
Honor graduate of University or Toronto Dm
tal Department,.
Graduate of Chicago College of Dental Sturman)
Chicago.
-Will visit RaYileld ever/ Monday.
• House for Sale DR. IL FOWUER,
DENTIST.
a
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special oare taken to make dental tre.att.
ment as *unless as poseible.
The terse cottage on Queen street, be-
longing the mate of the late E. -Holmes
is offered for sale. The •lot is oee-half
aore, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
soft water. &bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA office. --•---•
-
Good Frame Rouse for Salo
. or to Rent
Subscriber offers for eale or to rent his
large 'end comfortable frame home on
Huron Street west, containing 9 rooms,
with bath room, closets, Wash rcom and
• pantry. Good cellar and 'furnace, also
good stable,. J, R. LINDSAY, Clinton.
.For Sale .
' 'A. well establiehed Boot ihni shce .btisi
nese, at Ilinburn, also House and Lot
tonna early. • JAMES STANLEY..
Lot lox Sale
_
r or galea quarter acre lot on James St
aPrlY to WALTER TOWNSEND,
• • •Clinton.
Threshiif)iiiiiFf-oi-• Sale.
Subscriber etre for :stile a (template
threshing outfit, la good order, consisting
of 17 -horse -power Engine, anii Challenge
Separator, all ready to start work. Will
be sold cn easy terms.
GILBERT NAIR, Clinton, P.Q.
Buren Road, Goderith Tp. •
Forfliod Ventent.:
ell -Orden for Portland Cement prompt.
ly filled, Oat:option Breed Portland Oistaent
te6. best in nee WorlineJe &RADA ILTO'N,
Coil dealer..
• ••
Shorthorns tor Sale • .
2 good young bulls 10 and A2 months old,
sired by Ditke of Ricbmond,aral bied from
teed cowrepricesio suit the times. Also
t quantity ef good seed barley.
EHWISE *
Clinton. P.O.
Farm for Sale.
• That very veritable farm belonging to
the undersigned, situated three nallee from,
Auburn station, six miles from Blyth, 200
aeree, school at oorner of lot, tO sores of
herd wood bade 2 acres of orchard, first
-
06138 buildings, well fenced; well 'watered,
in a high state of cultivation and excellent
Miscellaneous;
TAMES Oam.PBELL, LONDEFRORO,
MUER OF MaRRIAGg mealtime
No witnesses reouired
Money,
Private' funds to loan at 0.4_ner cent and as
wards- • • • W. BRYDONE.
RC,•
•THOMAS GUNDRYi
' Live steak and general Anctiereterl
GODERIOH . ONT .
Ir st fr. sto:ta sales a spec:mild Otters at 'at v *
Ding ERA office, Clinton, prt..mplly attenasa
• to. Terms reasonable. Fainters sale Eaten
discounted ••
•
G. D. McTaggs,yt M.. D. •MaTetextez
Meraggarlet-BrPS. I
P.?.1ilmelthe beet fii111euN,6."12313eeit.;iE.,30;
618.8m
Slytia, (int,
Store and Rooms to Rent,
The uneersigned offers to rent the office
on Isaac St.,jnet beck of Morrish & Crooke,
recently vacated by Mr. J. Tatter, this is
• a good site fore store and suitable for tiny ,
business, and will be put in shape to suit 1.
the neede of say tenant, Also rooms up -.1 •
'
BIINKERS.
AL -BERT ST, . CLINTON
, Banking Dastnesie
transacted
NOTES pit:it:MINTED
Drafre issued. Interest allowed os
. deposits.
The. AlcKillop :1VIntuall
Fire Insurance Co.
Reign and Isolated Town Props.
art* Only Insured.
• OFFICERS.
J : R McLean,President,Seaforth; Thoit
Eraser,- Vice-pres., Brucefieldp Thos. R
Hays, Secy. Treas.; Seafort:
' DIRECTORS. •
•• Jas, Connelly, tiolnaesville; ajohre
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; NI.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J.• Bea.
neweis, Brodhagen. • .
Each Director 15 inspector of, losses In.
'nis own locality.•
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed Hinc.hley
Seaford,: James Cumming., Emend.
ville; 1, W. Yeo, Holmesville • •
F: W. CUTLE14.
,PaInter. and Paper Bang*
Ail wotk guarenteed.
Prices treasonable. '
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute.
. •
stairs, formerly occupied by Mr. P. 13.
Sibeley; suitable for dwelling or (moiety.
Rent reasonable, Keys may be had • at '
New Era Office. S. 0. ELLIOTT,
Clinton, P.O.
Farm' tor Sale.
A firet-olaes 200-aore farra in Wed Wa-
wanosh, Lot 27, Con. 5, with 178 torts in
good state of cultivation, well fencod, well
watered, aced orchardlarge bane atria,
good hctuie. Pembina°, blacksmith and
-
store at corner of fared. Convenient to
school and &teeth. sk miles from ohm&
and station av Auburn, Terms easy,
W, A. •11 ARRISON, LttoknoW.
. Farm for Sale
The Mason Far&
tot tti. Concession 0 lifttliat
Wili be offered tor sale, at Graben:es
Hotel, Maori, at •Publict Motion, On
• Saturday Sept. lOth,
at 8:00 o'clock pan, 100 tares dose to
Loridesboro, good bnildInga gooel water,
excellent sell, most favoraeie termsFor
terns of sale apply,tet rinderefened,
W.BRYDONE, • W. G. PERRIN, •
Clinton Grain Marsh' i3Owner.
. Clinton.
.142. A, SMITH, Auctioneer
Property tor Sate or Rent.
For gele or rent, the property on Erie St,
at preeent ceoupied by the norersigned,
Comfortable oottaite containing 8 had
feeble.. dining MOM, peeler, kitchen bna
teromer kitchen, dealt:tarter acre (I hied,
hard Ana eat. water. Cleat to slurs fort
now Italian 13 llkal to b. beet.
jA00B TAYLOR
LIN'i
Fire, Life and Accident ,4-'
Insurance
Real gotate bought and sold
IllOney to loan •
Office lestic Street, nett door to New
Era.
'Massey...Harris Aby
Having taken the agency :forthe
Massey -Harris Co., 1 will be glad to
show farmers any kind of Machinery
or implement they desire. *Madge,
Mowers, Cultivators, Gasoline Engines dal
all kinds of Farm Machinery.
ANGUS 11IeLEOD
opposite Molsons Batik, ClintOn.
"
The Myers'
MusiMethod
Ida 0. Holmes*- Teacher,
The Myers' Music Method, for begtu..
ners, provides a thorough preparatory
toune in the rudiments of music. The
lesions are eonducted on ICinderitarteen
triode's'and include practiiial FlnziO
totohiem nothing the atm* 1/10101019
And interesting.
PriVailt Isamu ilia Oro. te*,
•tory leuior
• •