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go Room for Disappointment
Have re expended censiderable
money 411d 4ncrgy to make a dwelling
s,tp.,sere lodgers and boarders*
then been disappointed, in your
•patronage.
There will be nose:ion for disap.
pointment if you Use buts Want Asels,
They will bring. you lodgea. aok
boarders of a desirable elass:.
Railway TInte Table Changes,
OLINTQN STATiON
Going Wet
11,07 a.111
1.20 On
0.40 p.m
011.28 p.ni
Going North
11.04 a.m
6.40 p.m
Going East
7.35 a.m
• 3.07 pan
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Going South
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'CLINTON NEW ERA
CLINTON. ONT.. Oct. 29th 1998
Study Of Foreign Language
[Woodstock Sentinel Review].
People who never undertake,of their
own free will, for their own purpose
and by their own efforts, to master
a foreign language,deprive themselves
of a very fascinating experience. The
study of a foreign languages at eohool
is too often undertaken as a disagree-
able task, a work of necessitylperhaps,
or a burdensome duty; but the man
who begins the study or because the
language is the key to some precious
literary treasure, is likely to *find the
work a course of constant and exhilar-
ating pleasure.
And after one has mastered some
general principles of grammar, it is
wonderful how easy and pleasureable
the study of a foreign language be-
comes. It ;may be difficult for the man
advanced in years to acquire a •ready
facility in the speaking of. a foreign
tongue; but this is the age of print.
_Books, and periodicals in all the
principle languages of the world are
easily obtained, and the student who
applies himself industriously will
surprise himself with the prqgress
made in securing' an acquaintanceship
with the written or the printed word.
A brief period devoted each day dur-
ing a couple of years will enable the
student to open himself a new world,
in which he will fidd himself reuewing
something. of the youthful yoy of:
living. •
To quickly check a• cold druggists are
dispensing everywhere, a cleverCandy
Cold Cure Tablet called Preventics.
Preventics are also fine for feverish
children. Take Preventics at the
sneeze stage, to head off all colds. Box
of 48- 25c. Sold by W SR Holmes and
W A McConnell.
The condition of ex -Premier -Green-
way of Manitoba, who has been critic-
ally ill at Ottawa for the lastfew days,
is reported to be considerably improv-
ed. , He passed a bad night, and. his.,
son, Mr .VVesley Greenway, Superin-
tendent of Dominion Lands, was sum-
moned from Winmpeg. Dr. Rollins,
of (Mille. brother-in-law of the new'.
Railway Corninissiener,wes also called
in consultation. •
Stomach!troubles would more quick-
ly disappear if the idea of treating the
cause, rather than the effect, would
come into practice. A tiny, inside,
hidden nerve, says Dr. Shoop, governs.
and gives strength to the stomaeb.. A
branch also goes to the Heart, and one
to the Kidneys. When these "inside.
nerves" fail. then the. organs, must fat-
ter. Dr Shoop's Restorative is direct.
ed specifically to these failing nerves.
Within 48 hours after starting the Re.
storative treatment patients say they
realize a gain. Sold by W 5 R Holmes.
and W A. McConnell. .
Canada Hs started in on rural mail
delivery. The Conservative peliticians
have been agitating for it and taunting
the Government for not being enter..
prising and considering the dweller in
rural districts. The Government. were
steadily, though quietly investigating
the subject. They were preparing
schemes and plans and estimates and
possibilities. Apparently it suited
their ideas to keep tbe Conservative
Opposition agitating and talking un-
til it would be thoroughly pledged to
this extension of publid service: Then
when the plans wet e all ready, the
Postmaster - General announces that
Canada will inaugurate a new system
of rural mail delivery. The plans are
brought down, all perfected. The
officials commence to telk, and it is
seen that they know all about costs
and acmes of other details. And the
Postmaster•General gets the credit. --
Toronto Courier. •
Coughs of
Children
Especially night coughs. Na-
ture needs a little help to quiet
the irritation, control the in-
flammation, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice is
—give the children Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor If this is his advice also.
He knows best. no as he says.
Wo publialt our formUlat
W. !mash slooiaol
do from otrzootiolaas
uerw.
.,.,•d�otor
0 you think constipation is ot trifling
'eentiequenee, fest ask .yout doctor, Ha
vftl disaititse yeti of that notion in theft
eider& "Coned it, at once " heJujil
say. Then ask Mit about Ayer'it PM.
A WU liter pill, all
;0.466 witea. re..4.tiette..t.ewsa,Stoso.N.
Official Attacks Continent's Act
04 P. R. Official &Imes privilege
of office. .
tae;•34,,t
MInspector Sanders, a tbe Ohildren's
Aid Society is up in arms ;against what
he Urine the inhuman conduct of a 0.
f P. R. conductor to a litlle girl, in put -
I ting her off hie train at Tlaatneeford
Ijust as, dark wee coming on, without a
friend within miles, one not a cent
with her. \Mr Sanders' 'declares that
during all the years be has been en.
gaged in putting children on trains,
and sending them to foster parenta, in
ixia,ny cases in care of the conductor,
this as the fleet time he has ever heard
of a like instance.
According to Mr Sanders,little Pearl
Perry, who is an adopted member of
the family of a, man named Deacon,
near Milton, was put on the 0,,R. an-
commodation, Tuesday, for her foster
home In Milton. She had a ticket in,
her purse, about $3 in money, and the
duplicate check for her trunk, which
was in the baggage car, The little girl
cess avenue, near Quebec Street, and
had been vieiting with friends'oli Prin.]
as she passed Quebec street crossing,
the raised the window, and waved a
farewell to them, In her attempt to
lower the window she dropped her
purse, and it rolled out on the track.
She explained her plight to the rest of
the passengers, and when the eooduc-
tor came along she told him her story.
Money, ticket, everything was gone,
and as her unfortunate Condition
•struek her, she began to cry,
• he told the man with the gold braid
tha Mr. Deacon would meet her at
Milton, and that he would pay for the
ticket when she got off, but it had no
effect. The man with the ticket punch
and shiny buttons said she must either
have a ticket or the money, or get off
tne•train. Her Pleadings were of. no
avail. and just as the train stopped at
Thamesford the conductor put the
child off the train into deepening dark
of the night. She hadn't a cent of
money, nor a friefirwithin miles. She
tearfully told her story to the agent,
who took the child to his home, gave
her supper, and pUther on a later train
for London, the conductor of which
carried her and gave her money as
Well. The agent at Thamesford in the
meantime wired Inspector Sanders
here, and he met the child, taking care
of her. She went to her home in
Milton Wednesday. • •
When theconduetor got off the train
etMilton, he told Mr Deacon that the
girl "had nothing' fo sbow" and that
he had no other option in the matter,
'but to put her off. Mr. Deacon then
got into communication with London,
and wired money and transportation.
That the child was telling the truth
was, evidenced by: the fact that her
purse was founddying beside thetrack
nista little way the other side of Que-
bec street Wednesday miming. Lon-
don Free Press.. ' •
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo;}
' Lucas County Sel
Frank, Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F, l.
Chenelr & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo,County andState afore -
sale, and that said firm will pa3r the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for each and every case tifCatarrh that
cannot be cured by :the use of Haire
Catarrh Cure. FRANK.I.: CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence,this 6th.'claiteof Decem-
ber; A. O., 1886. .. •
. A. W. GLEASON. .
•(Seal.) • . Notary Public. -
Halls Cattarrh. Cure is taken intern-
ally.and acti directlYani the bleed and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for, testineoniale free. - -
F. J- CHENEY & 00„ Toleclo,O.
Sold-byeal1druggists,-75-.
Take Hall's Family for constip-
ation,
News Notes
Nova Santis; has" 600,000 barrels of
apples few export. '
The assessment returns give Ottawa a
population of 80,86e.
john joelccri an Indian boy of Coen-.
wall Island, was thrown from a horse
and killed'.
• Menry, S teiper of M cGillivray town-
ship; Was drawn into a thrasher and
fatally injured. „ • ,••
George•Badgley, of Tyendinaga,
,was struck by a train, and lies in a
critical condition in Belleville flosPital.
His horse was killed.
`11rf alliraTr 4iZoilbh7d -WHO. snow -
:drifts in the west, ten feet of' snow be-
ing reported in seine of the cuts near
Medicine Hat and Maple Creek.• •
You Can make richer, more fragrant
more delicious tea if you use "Salada."
One teaspoonful makes two cups. 'Uee
absolutely boiling water. Steep five
minutes. •80
Rev' Father :LabOureau, for thirty
years a rnissionaryat Penetaiiguishene
died in the House of Providence last
week: aged 71 years.. He was one of
the pioneer miesionary priests of the
Toronto Archidocese,
lii-the autumn _Rheumatism is so
general that all our readers so suffer-
ing will be glad t� hear that aletter
addressed to The Or Williams' Medi -
clue Co., Brockvilla. Ont will be to
theiradvantage, Write today.
A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c box of Dr Snoop's Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Druggist
if this formula is not complete. Head
pains, womanly pains, paws anywhere
get ine nt relief from a Pink Pain
'Priblet. old by W. S, R. Holmes and
W. A, eCenne11, '
KING AND 1.0fiti MAYOfi.
.London Has tieVer Had an Overlord
eod May Bar Out His. Majesty.
/t is, perhaps, not generally known
that the King, as Xing, has no right
Of entry into the City of London, The
Lord Mayor reigns there supreme, but
when the King enters the Cityen
state oce.asions, the Lord l'elayor gives
up his sword in token of submiasien.
Of course,' the King immediately re.
• turns the sword to his loyal and duti-
ful subjeet.
The fact is, Isondon has riciver
known an overlord. Other cities have
been suliject to archbishop,, or bishop,
abbot or baron, but London has al-
ways enjoyed great civic freedom, and
to this its Supremacy is largely due.
The first of the Norman kings had a
very qualified trust itt its citizena,
and his successors had no reason for
greater faith. Many bokl and vigor -
OM L0611 held the Ogle° of mayor.
There Was IfitzThornati, who had the
cow -age to tell Henq- LIT. to hie fate
in St. Paul a Cathedral that the eiti-
tens would he faithful and duteous as
long as he Was a good lora and king.
There was 'Richard Philpot, who fit.
ted Out a ntlitchttil for the pursuit 011
the Oiratee harrying the south coast
Tii14 °LINTON NEW UM
LIKE. THORNESIRSTERS 'ON 'CHANGE
IN THE FLESH(
Irrr.rovn "rmrrrr,r1w.
Are the Sharp Twingee and Tortures
of Rheumatism Dr Willianna' •
Pint rthe a
Cler„....mtain Cure,
•The twinges and the tortures of
rheumatism are not due to cold dituip
weather as so many people imagine.
Stheumatiant conies from poisonous
acid in the blood, The palus may be
eterted by cold weather,clanip weather
or by keen winds. There is only or e
way to cure rheumathina. It •must le
treated through the bleed, All the
linitxiente and rubbing, and eo•called
electrical treatment In the world will
not core rheinala418M, The aid that
Mimi the difteee must be driven out.
of the blood and the blood enriched
and purified. It is because Dr WU-
liains' Pink Pills. make new, red Moo&
Abet they have cured thousands of
cases of rheumatism after all others
had failed. .As a proof of what Dr
Williams' Pink Pills veld do even in
the MOO severe oases ot rheumatism
e ease of Mr David Carrel, amen
known furniture dealer of Pictou, N S
may be cited. Mr Carrot says; -'I;
have peen a most eeyere sufferer from
rheumatism,"and in the hope that
some other poor sufferer may find
relief from nay experience I gladly
Write you of the benefit I have re-
ceived from Dr Williams' Pink Pills.
The trouble settled in my shoulders
and down bly sides ana at times I was
quite unable to raise ray arm, I wag
attended by a doctor, but as I did not
appear to begetting any better I sent
for a so.called electric belt for which I
paid -S40.00. It did not do rue any
good and then I tried another remedy
but without any better results. A
friend abkecl me to try De :Williams
Pink Pills, and got three boxes, by
the time I had used, them all I found
the stiffness and pain less severe, and
I got another half dozen boxes. When
I had. taken these every syninton of
the trouble had disappeared and in
the two years that -have since passed
I have had no return of the trouble.
I believe, there is no other medicine
'equal to Dr Williams Pink Pills for
curing this most 'painful trouble, and
I have recommended the, Pills to
ethers who have been benefitted by
• their use..? '
Dr Williams' Piuk Pills not only.
pure rheumatism but all the other
diseases due • to watery blocd, such as
almenlia, • indigestiOni nervous dis-
orders, neuralgia, St Vitus. dance,
paralysisaind the ailments of girlhood
and womanhood,with their headaches
backaches, sideaehes . and attendant
miseries. Only the genuine Pills; can
do this and you should . see that the
fullname "Dr Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People is on the wrapper.
around eachbox Sold by all medicine
• dealers or by mail at 50 cents a,box or
six boxes for 52.50 from The Dr Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
LONPON DROKERS ARE FAMOUS
FOR tlOkiNG.
• A "WAKE" IN BORNEO.'
Missionary Describes Ceremony
,•fore Burial of a Malay.
"I was for :some time a missionary
in, Iictrneo," writes .te correspondent
• to "an English paper, "and!while there
was witness .of a death ceremony cnr-
• ionsly like an Irish wake. The sub-
ject was a Bugiikae, a Malay from
Boni; in the island of Celebes. He
• Was a merchant, with a fine type of
face, much fairer than the majority
of. Malays, indeed quite- approaching
in features and coniplerion a sun-
-tanned-Europea-Beings-a-medical
missionary, I had been calledtohim,
bet having a= long idurneYid make
arrived too late. s His Sri -ends and re-
lativee had dressed hirn in rich silks
and lathhim on ce low table or settee.• '
Lighte-e, hit of cotton wick in _cocoa-
nut oil -were placed all retind hire.,
, and ,eight .or nine People roarthed
slowly, .• with bare feet, •round the
bier, ,thitintiesa in low, not unmusical
voices a funeral Ode:. s
Parana,: m'a kid. pa;•
.• M'a, kin pa, puta puts.;
• Parana, m'a kui pa,
Wa Kates Kate.
Kate,' it appeared, • was the mer-
chant's personal name (in dietinction
to his trading or •family name); and
the mournful cadence of "Wa Hata,
Kate" followed • each chanting. of
these lines of the funeral song. 'At
the final obsequia was not allowed
• to be present. " •• •
•
liespateh is certainly one cif the
watchwords of Sir Percy Scott,. under
whose command lies • the special
squadron now on its way to visit the
South African. coast. He May be term
ed. one of the "scientific" men of the
navy, and it wae he who invented the
syetem of night signalling now in use.
The story • of ' the Ladysmith four -
point -sevens gives one an admirable
idea of Sir Percy's methods. The Ter,
rible was lying in Simon's Bay when
Gen. White's telegram • asking . for
• eons arrived. "What ean yen do?"
asked Admiral Harris. "Give Me the
night to think -it bier-,' said:Sir Per•'.:*
cy, "arid I will see." Next morning
:he petitioned for the loan of the dock-
yard for twenty-four hours. It was
granted. During the passage of that
• single night he had invented a new
gun -Carriages and before the tvienty-
Jour hours asked for had expired the
famous four -point -sevens were on
their was to t Du rbe n
COULD NOT GO TO WORK
BACK WAS SO WEAK.
Backache is the primary cause of kidney
trouble. When the back aches or betonies
weak 14 18 a warning that the kidneys are
liable to become affected.
Heed the warning; cheek the Baokache
and diepoie of any ebances of further.
trouble. •
If you don't, eerknis 'complications are
very apt to arise and the first thing yea
know you will have Dropsy) Diabetes or
Bright', Disease) the three moat deadly
forms of Kidney Trouble.
Jamee Bryant, Ariehat, N.5_,. Was
troubled with hisbeck and need Dome's
Kidney Pilia, he Writettee" I cannot Bay
too much about the benefit I rerceived after
using three boxes of Dociti's Kidney Pills.
I wee greatly troubled With an aching pain
soros, the small of my back, / omit' riot
go to work and ray boa WAS so weak I
would have to sit down, It would go away
for a few daybut would always return.
Lwas advised to try Doares Kidiley Pills
end I must My they oompletely cured MO.°
Price 60 tent* per box or 3 boxes for
51,26 at ell dealer* or mailed direct Orb
receipt of price by me Doan Zidney Pill
0o, Toronto, Oak
Tedious Standing Ak•eut Makes Deal,
• ere 1 n Stocks Keen For Any Form
of Sport -Freak Dress is Swiftly
Punished by Outrageous Practical
dokere--New Members Are Legiti-
mate Victims.
The lighthearted niaziner in which
the recent shooting outrage on the
British Stock Exchange was received
by the members brings forcibly to
mind the fact that stockbrokers have
alwripi been fatuous for their love of
sport, practical joking, witty "chaff"'
and mordent sarcasm. , In times of
activity they, are strenuous workers;
but to relieve the intolerable strain
of standing about doing nothing they
indulge in many forms of boisterous
fun, and "waiters" often' witness sone
• extraordinary scenes.
The "House" beast,s some clever
caricaturists, poets, and humorists,
who are „constantly inventing some
nSw wheeze to amuse their colleagues.
A good deal of the.amuselnent is in
connection with the queer' unwritten
laws about dress, dlerrtnient, and
rewind. The "Masher' is merciless-
ly chaffed. Without knowing it he
may swagger about the, "House"
with a ticket clanging at his back:
"Please do not touch the model!" The
hat furnishes perhaps the maximum
of fun, especially if it be new and
expensive. The man who resents his
"topper" being used as a football, or
as fuel for a bondre is considered
lackingin humor,
Sometimes; however, the biter gets
bitten. A story is told of a popular.
happy-go-lucky member who, after
lunching with two or three friends,
had his hat blown off in •Throginorten
street. It was chased and overtaken
by one of hie zealous friends, who
"accidentally" dropped it and etum-
bled over it several times ere he re-
thrned it to itowner with. a bow and
an obsequioua: •• .
"Your hat, sire" '
"My het. be blowed drawled the
careless one. "It's pure ! -' I took it
by mistake!"
The champion joke is a delirious
gamble in •soine bogus security at the
expense of a new member. A swag-
ger youth,fresh from the 'Varsity,
Who had foolishly expressed his sur-
prise that anybdy could • be Caught
by such silly trieks, once furnished
rare snort. Of eouree, he waskeen
nn business, so when an insinuating
broker asked him a price for • 1,000
•"Johnnies' Board of Werke," he was
delighted. .Turning to a friend. •who
was in the Plotp he, asked what priee
to make; "Make him 1-1 1-8 (£1 2s.
6d.), . was the profilist reply. This he
did,. whereupon tete broker sold hiin,
the : shares. . '• • .
Scion there ,u s a' surging, yolling
crowd bidding.' s for • "Johnniee'
• Boards," big lines of which changed
hands; •the price shot np from £1. to
£6. The new man did a roaring busi-
ness. . Furtively retiring to, calculate
his' ,profits he found' he had made
about £1,000.: His colleagues effusive-
ly congratulated him ; gazed* at him.
adtll,.enve; inareelled that a new Man
should , 'start so brilliantly. So flat-
tering were they, that he became sus--
pithous. • Great was his mortification
on • discovering he had been "spoof -
e " Of , course :there wass_rio _such.
stock as "johnnies'. Board of Works."
• BsoWn bot e constitute the abomin-
ation of most 1 meroberes '.Those who
have brayed the "House". In such
footwear' have 'often hadoceasion to
hobble out in 'search of their botif-
maker, Woe to the member Who wears
sin .extrit • smart pair • of patent: boots..
His friends will follow hiro With awe-
mspired • ..e,ount,entinces, whieper, . soft
words01. adiniration, spread : their.
handkerchiefsor newspapers in:order.
that he may lightly tread. Oirminer-
buncles :gaudy ties, "two -in -one the
field"- Waisteoats, brilliant trousers, or
'rnexealiib
exaggerate collars, collars, rarely' .escape the
chaffing., attentions • of the critical
fayorite exploit is the filling of ii,
big paper -beg with water and drop-
ping it en the heads. of the crowd in
the street, • On one occasion a bag
of water was dropped on the head of
a partner of a big firm having an ofe
fice in the same building hem, which
it was dropped • The culprit escaped
pronipt punishment by locking him-
self up until the furious wrath of the
Victim had subsided. ••
The New gra
iS published every ThureclaY at• • i
the:NEW. ERA Printing House, I
ISAAC STRORTig . . CLINTON.
Terms of subscription -SI per year
to advance; 51.60 may be charged if
not so 'paid. NO paper discontinued
until all &meant are paid, 1.11111380 at the
option of the nubile er, The date to
which every subscription is paid is de,
voted on the label.
Advertising rateq. -Transient adver-
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EA, filet insertion and 8 cents per line
for each subsequent Insertion. Small
Advertisements not to exceed one inch
h n "Strayed,".Pe
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for publication must, as a guarantee of
good, faith, be accompanied by the
wane of the writer.
To Insure publication in current
ague copy of Advertisements should be
sent in early.
Oontract rates - The tollowingtable
Ott. 29th, 1908
Farm tor sale f PROFESSIONAL
For Kele that farm of 120 led g
&Oreg..
iota 88-34, 1st con,' Goderkh township. W5 JairirDON
fitoo4 frame 11011111. frallitt barn. BAKIUSTSB0430/0TANTOB, myRe,a,
rive hems°, good spring oreek, 10 *ores ot
orchard.' 111 cleared but about 25 eores,stul •k1:1131410, ETD.
in good Illatit of oultieation. Soli tic* clay uritNTON
loam Beasouable terms to !ail purohale I ,
er. Applyto 0 •W 11' 0 0
RiDOUT & HALE A,4
10 h
'te
CONVEYANCERS, -- NOTAHAFiee,
OOMMISSIONERS.
MONEY TO LOAN,. St
JOHN 1111)0172! .-,-. 0,X MAUI
Yana lar Sale.
Proprietor effere for sale hie Term on the
Modslitral Clou, 0odericir Towaahip, Lots
77 and 78, aituitted. 1 14 miles trornyillege
ot Holmesville, church and school, Ths
farm oonteins 238 scree of 0)10106 bail,
addd frame house and bank barn 0 Agree
of orchard and '80 sores of *mid maple
headland, The WM is travereecl by a run.
wog brook. This farm will be sold in a
block or in parte. Apply to •
ALEX BAICOUR,
Hohnesville.
ishows our rates for epecified periods
Choice r'roperty For Sale
;ad space. •
• 1 yr. 6mo. Omo. lmo
°°lumu 575 00 $40Q0 52500 $19 oo
Column 40 00 26 00 15 00 600
Column 25 00 15 00 800 8 00
1 Column 18 00 10 00 550 2 Ob
1 Inch „ 600 350 200 100
Roux. Horatio
.3TATUES IN BUTTER.
• Canadian Historical 'Statuettes at the
•
Franco-Eritirth Exhibition.
Artists and photographers some-
times have to work under difficult
conditions in order tO produce strik-
ing and reaheticpieture,s. Seldom,
however, has a pies:* of artistic work
been ;executed under more miconifort-
• able conditions than those which the
• artnit responmble for the remarkable
life-sazeslalues in butkbe-seen
in the Oanadian section 61 the Franco -
British Exhibition, found necessary.
For two months • his studio was a
: refrigerator. Probably the majority:of
, modellers • would find an atmoephere
several degrees below freezing -point
ficaroely conducive togood work. The
-
Artist, however, who made the statues
whith are , attracting thousands of peo,
pie every Say, and who is well knovni,
in the art world,' rathough we are not
at liberty to mentiou his name, found.
the ("old no ineonveinence. •
The piece re resistance is an histori-
cal tableau depicting the •meeting of
Jaoquee • Cartier, the " celebrated
French navigator of the sixteenth
Century, who made one of the first at-
tenapts at colonisation in Canada,
• With Donna,coria; the Indian chief..
Cartier is standing In a boat, in which
a rower is seated. Another figure' of
a man fastening it th the shores while
Donnacona' is standing erect gazing
at Cartier,se trashing touch being giv-
en ,to the group by the toes and fol-
• iage in. the backgronnd. Everything
is modelled in • butter, and forms a
striking picture of orearnecolored .sta-
Wary, Which seems to deserve a bet-
• ter fate than being eaten with bread,
which will probably be its end when
the eihibitioe. doses. •
• "Squire Eve:"
• Mr. Justice Eve, who recently paid
twopence to see a mermaid at a fair,
and Waf3 so angry because the whole
thing was such an obviceis "fake"
that he felt like smashing the show,
is known in Devonshire "Scptire
Eve" He is tt farmer in what spare
time the law allows him, and &this
states some 3,000 acres of land. His
Pet Pastime is ` end fern.
the past twenty years he has spent
part of the Long Vacation "on the
road" in a plain, homely, gipay cares
van, doing his own cooking, cleaning,
and driving, In the House of Com-
mons they tell rather a good story
about Mr. Eve, During an all-night -
sitting 'in the Conimons, he and Mr.
X,C.; were eating breakfast at
6 a.m. from the game dith of bacon
and eggs. The division bell Suddenly
rang, and Mr., Eve. said, "Puke, I'M
hanged if 1 gosto that division"
pair with you," ,replied, Mr, Duke.
But Mr. Eve did not seen"
satisfied,
"I suppose I must agree. be said,
"but I thought you would g�, and I
should have had the bacon and eggs,"
Compulsory Coiffures.
The head mistress, of • an Exeter,
England, girls' school refused to. al-
low a young teacher to take her class
because of the way in whieh she had
arranged her hair, and the managers
have decided that the girl must obey
the mistress or resign.
Mayoress Wins a Swimming Race.,
Miss R. • Markville, Mayoress of
Oamberivell, Eng., beat thirty other
lady competitors retently in the open,
swunniing handicap proinOted by the
Zephyr Swimming Club at the Sta-
dium Bath, Shepherd's Bush. '
•
0 P Edgar has dispOsed Of his furni-
ture :and undertaking Imeinees at
Wroxeter to Mr Mathera.of Teterboro,
who took poeliessien the first of the
month.
VVednesday a pretty wedding took
place at the reaidenee of Mrs, Gould,
Sexcunith, when her daughter was
milted in marriage to Wm Bell, son of
Dan Bell, Zurich -Road,
• •
Go teethe blood, it • you are.to drive
out Rheumatism. A Wisconsin phys-
Man, Dr: Shoop,does this with his
Rheumatic Reanedy- and with seem-
ing success. Rub-on's, says the doctor
never did Cure Rheumatism. It is more
than skin deep -itis constitutionae, al-
ways. Because of this principle, Dr.
Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy hi, perhaps
• the most poprilar in existence. It goes
by word of mouth fromoue to anoth-
-er,e-everywheree ---GratotcrF-patientse
gladly spread teenlie. • It le an act cf
4 humanity, to tell the sick of away to
health. •Tell some sick one. Sold. by
W. S. R. Holtnee and. W. A. McCone
nell,
7.7an For Her. .
. .
''Man's made," she mused, "of dust, they
• The inan-I want" le he .
With eand,enough" to find a way
. To. Make the dust .for me.i'. ,
. • '....catholic Standard' and Times. ' •
• • . • , .
A, Leap Year Proposal.• .
• Geraldine -Have you ever felt . the
need of O mother? '
Gerald -Why don't you come right
'out like a man and' ask me to marry
you? -New York Press. •
• Wax. Used For Great Seal,
• Though the Duke of Connaught is
said to ha:ye an almost Gargantuan
appetite, he never seems to require a
course of waters. By his bedside each
night are pinked" it pint 'Of claret and
e, cold chicken, which are decidedly
punished before he is called inthe
morning. In addition to ordinary
meals, the duke, invariably has a sub -
Amiga], . "relish', at eleven in the
Morning, and with him afternoon tea.
is quite a solid affair. •
,..P.roperty-forSale
The undersigned offers for sale two houses
and lots, t acre each, on North St. Holism fair-
ly comfortable, will be sold cheap. Apply to
• 41n . MRS. BLACEER
•
. For Sale or to Rent.
•
The undersigned offers for sale or to rent bis
house and lot in Holieesville, .The house con-
tains 7 roomeand woodshed and stable, together
with large two storey frame building, having
• been used for a dimming mill; plenty of good
' water and a good garden, Property now emu-,
Pied br W. Fisher who hns bought a 'farm in
Colborne.iFor particulars %only to
'Alva P. POTTER, Huron Road, doderiela Ti)
• House for Sale
• Subscriber offers for stile his largo and dealt..
able house on Huron Street, furniabod with all
modern convenience hob nd cold water up.
stairs and down, with , hard and soft water,
largo stable and Myth( lecl,bettring fruit trees.
Als6 half-actd lot opposite MeNeusie's plain.
W. IRVIN, Clinton.
Firm tor Solo
-6., e,r.t.`,a
The undersigned effern kr sale bieferred. h100
acres, being Lot 20, Con 2, /I.R.S., Tuchersmitia
Tbi is a good farma, , in gOod state of) outliva.
tion, and in a brat Mese locality, There are good
bUildings on the property, The farna Is offered
in one parcel or will be sold In two Parcels if c10 -
aired. For further Particulate apply to
STONG,
406 Christina St, •
• (81) Sarnia, Ont.
'Farm tor Sale or to Rent:
Subeeriber Uteri his farm of 136i acres, being
Lot 36, Con 9, Rase Line, Hullett. The farm lie
in a good location, being 1/miles from ilehool,
chtireb, post Wilde, and store the land Is good
soil, in a soca state Of cultivation ;Is well witt-
there is it never failing spring at tini barn
15 11 fairly well fenced, *rid bas good bnildingi
thereon.There, 11 0110 6 bearing Orchard Of t
60res. For particularis apply at firm to
WALTER ItAIR
SUralaterhill, P. 0,
The undersigned offers for aale his Choice
garden properly of three some dumbed in
Gorden Survey, Clinton, There is a com-
fortable house with stone cellar, on she
plate, with 'alibi% hard end eof) water, all
kinds of fruit tram and good stasnes osf,
cultivation-pen
will be solo wish siro
on reasonable terms. H. JOYNER.
•
Hrisc or Slee
.0r150.00•00•0
; DR V. W T110/4/75ON
Jielan. Surgeon:Me
eneoialfattention given to abeam; otilus:4'
. Throat, and Nose, "so,
Office and Residence. S
Two doors west of the commercial Hose
• Hero* $t. •
Or. W. Gina
.11
Dr.** Gwen., /G, 41. P., L. LC. O.. Mew
comea.Ontario Strset,Olinton. Night ea/4W
frost door of officte or. residence, Rattehboor
Streit.
Mae boars at boopital:-1 to ; P.m.: I to IS Raff
tut
. dee
DR. J. W. SHAW. iiiWl
Putannem, anitanozt.
Accoucheur etc.. office and residence onsh
On Ifitple Stt one half acre of ground,
good fruit treee and other small fruit.
hocuerin good condition. Apply to
• imErts,
. House for Sale.
A comfortable frame house :on Mill St.,
containing 8 bedMome, sitting room, pan.
try woodshed, good cellar, hard and soft.
water. One-quarter matelot. Will be eold
deep. Apnly at NEW ERA Office, or
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
• House for Sale
• •
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the late E, Holmes
ie offered for sale. The lot is one-half
acre, with bearing fruit trees,' hard and
soft water.' A bargain, Apply as NEW
BRA office.
• •
Good Frame House tor Sale
. or to Rent
Subectiber offers for esle orto rent his
large and comfortable frame house on
Huron Street West, containing 9, rooms,
with bath room, closets, -weeh rcom and
pantry, Good cellar and furnace, also
goodetable, .1", R. LINDSAY, Clinton.
For S.ate
A. well established .Sciot and slice bnei
nese, at Kinburn, aleo House and Lot
terms easy. JAMES STANLEY.
•
• Portland Cetnent
All ordere for Portland Cement prontpt-
ly flhled. Sampson Brand Portland Cetnent
toe best in the world. J. A, f[MILTON,
coal dealer.
tenbury St.. oimosite W. Farran's resident.,
D• R. F. A. AXON
Dranwr '
(successor to Dr, /totems , •
Specialist in Crovna and Bridge 'Beall
Graduate of the Royal College of Dw4iiiN
aeons of Ontario. In.
Honer graduate of University of Toron)o. 444
tal Department.
Graduate.of Chicago Coliege of Den)) RaVi'
Chicago.
Will visit Hayfield every Monday.
maq
DR.' 11. FOWLER,' "
• DENTIST.
Wilma over O'NEIL'S eters. 4
"
Special carp taken l0 make dental Itiask
Mimi se touniesa as poseible•
• Miscellaneous. '9,
TAliEs'OAralq3ELL. LONDESBORO, '
ar• SEWER OF E m
MARRIAGE
, No witnesses reonireS •
THOMAS GUNDRV
Livestock and general .A.uction.er
-
GODERIOK ONT.
)Ndlesaeiwm 0 urnnotEort ees, cauenpzirlitkinOpisienbiesm.1^
to. Terms reasonable, Farmers' sale note
•
G. D,. Ate'Taggart • M. D. MoTtiggs.
.MicTaggart Bro
BANNERS
ALBERT * ST , 'CLINTON
General Banking .• Bushier*
•. transacted „
.NOTES DiS UTEDdyt'
Drafts issued.' Intereet allowed on
• deposits.
• Shorthorn.s lor Sale
2 good young bulls 10 and 12 months old,
sired by Duke of Richmond,and bred from
-4410..d.tio we, pricessta. euit-the- timee.-•-,--Also-
i quantity cf good seed barley.
. S; •
• . . • •
•
• E H WISE.
• Clinton P,O.
—r• re.
Patin for Sale.
•
That • very valuable farm. belonging to
the undergiened, situated three miles, from •
Anburn station, six miles fa:on:03137th; 200
teeres, school at COI ner of lot, 20 aeres of
hard -wood busb, 2 acres of orcherd, firit-
class buildings, well fenced, well watered,
in a 'hieli state of cultivation and excellent
• ; one ot the best farms in the et-untr3.,i,
Terme Apply THOS. BROWN,
6,18.8m •• 131i) th, Ont.
Farm tor Sale..
The Meitillott IVIututtogl
ritre---1-nsurance-eow-fnvr-
tti4
Perin. and Isolated Tow• n Prespecv
erty Only Insured. - 1.0014
OFFICEES. • •
J. Tri, MtLean,President,Seafortla; thoa
Eraser, Vice -press Brucefield; Thos. B.
Hays,1Secy. Treas., Seaforth;
• DIRECTORS. .
,Jas. Connelly, Holmeeville; ejohn,
.Watt, 1-larlock; G. Dale, Clinton; IL
• ChesPen. Seaforth; J. Evans, Beeche
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop,: j. Be
neWeis, Brodhagen. .•
Each Director is inspector of losses
his own locality; •
AGENTS.
Rohr. nuth, Harlock; Ed, 1 Hinthle• y,
Seaferth; James Cumming, toren& '
ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmnesvjlle'•
A firet-elaeg 200-aore farm in West Wit.
wanosh, Lot 27, Con, 5, Willa 176 acres in
good state of cultivation, well fenced.well
watered, mod 'orchard, large bank barn;
good 'acme. ,Postolfine, blacksmith end
store At corner of farm. COnverdent to
school and church. fik miles from ohnroh
and,station at Aubnrn. Terme easy, •
. W. A. HARRISON, Lucknow,
Vann for Sale or to.' Rent.
• Farm Lot 32, Con, 9, consisting 'of 100
seri% ingood etate of cultivation; 10 acres
of hard wood bush, large frame house,
barn 40175, with well underneath, driving
shed 40x20ti two ortharae, well watered
and fenced. For further perrionlaisseene_
pty to -MISS -FANNY'. JA'CISSON'ST
• Rattenbury •Sto, Clinton.
Blacksmith Shop and House
'for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned .offere for sale or to,
to rent, a Maoism:filth Shop and outfit of
tocesa doing a good bunnese near Fine
River, AIM eomlortable house and half -
sore of land. Owher's 'Only reason for
selling is that he wants to retire' from
business, FRED, G. L05'PT, •
Riser.
I Good Position Open.
The Ecpute ble Life Assurance Society
of the United States will be ,pleased to
receive applications for its genera agency
for Clinton and vioinity. To the right
man, even without life is morance ()epee,
ience. but Can show . a good past businese
tecord, an attractiVe inOtime. cOntraot Will
be msee. Address coefidentially, if de-
sired, 0. T. GILLESPIE, Met, Egtit:
able Lite, 24 King St. Weet, Toronto,
Western Farm Lands • for
Sale
• sustt1%Te1Izura.4
Owing to the recent finatioiel stringency,
We hate bten able to.seteue 6 large hat Of
improved &Ma, for quick sale, at prime
'ter below their settial value, end on nation -
able tei me, The lends have been carefully
inspected, and are the beet vain° in the
Northwest to -day, Wz.- have had years of
experience, and •Itoove what we are Selling,
Thalia who contemplate blaying, or who in.'!"
tend going woe for tlid parpotte of taking
tip land, should OOMMttnioltle at MOO With
our agent. ALLISON PAIR &
Indian Read, Markt Agent, wxuarhow
DUNDA11, OWN Oottages, Ettylield /toad,
OHM.*
F- W CUTLER
. • „.
Painter and Paper Hanger.
• All work guaranteed.
• Prices :reasonable..
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute.
JA60B TAYL.OR
Insurance
Real &state bought and self/
•
Office eMEatrneeetY,'ntoeXltodacinee tie Net,
Era.
Massey -Harris Agy.
Having taken 'Elie agency ;for the
Massey -Harris Oo. 1 will be glad to
show farmers any kind of Maghinerp
or 'Implement they desire. Binders*,
'Viewers, Cultivators, Gasoline •Engines wed,
all kinds of Farm Magbinery,
ANGUS IfeLEOD
Opposite Maisons Bank, Clinton,
The Myers .
iVitisieMethod
140. Holmes,- Teacher.
The Myers' Music Methed, for begin-
ners, provides a thorough preparatocp
course in the rudiments of muesli) Mho
lessons are conducted on Kindergarten
models and include praetical PMpo
teaching, making the study. pleattaids
and interesting.
Private hnitgins oleo shies_ and pegite
prepared for the Ceneavatory Jthater ftft• •
For Sale
A iteeirmileb ovoidal) to ealve Peterali.,
Amur it NEW 1118,8.0filoa