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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-11-12, Page 33- ee-PMEM11,1111.1Ma Nov. uth, 1908 THE CLINTON NEW ERA Auction Sale e Mon Stock The undersigned will (letter eale bypUblie sue' tion en WHDNBSDAY, NOV. 25, at omit Wale& on Let 28, Con, 0, l BlecTiolienertlith, the fol- lOwing farni ()took, etc., Yief--)1 beeye ereuelit Al, are °Years oa feel to Glendrse Prince, 1 uearY drAtUght mare, 6 yeere 014, 1 gene purpose game, 7 years Old. 4 cows. three uppotil„ to in ealf, eine to &Ivo in tianeary, eteer VP= a• 2 heitere tieing. 5, 1 enter risinge, 1 yearliug belfee. 1 Yearliog etper, 8 eltring MVO. 1 brood Bow and litter, 100 young Leghorn Bens, 2 eecee, 1 lumber Wagon nearly new. 1 eingle Covered buggy, 1 Portland cutter nearly new, 1 eecendl, liana getter, MABSOY-BaTTfa Binder, set binder treats, 154486McCormielt drill nearlY new, lox - on bee drill, FroSt (it WOO Mower, Deorzng rake. Seutiler, 2 walking Acme, gang Plow, root pelPer, get, iron barren% 6 -horse Pitts' PO Wer,t4 000 re- new. &Meg bog and jack,grind Mame hay rack, etaY fork. with carriage and rope. Fanning mill, graeel box, Hai:lilt& Menbator and Weeder, Bet single harness, nearer new. BeCOINI•hentl Pet single harnees, wheelbarrow. about 10 tone of lhaY. IL QUentitY of mine erste. ekleboard,, 2 fonageo.extension table, (lining chairs, 5 makers. 2 weed heating stoves, Sovereign range tiearly new, 2 small tables, drop leaf table. (i'leitehen centre, kitchen sideboard' kitchen, clock. MHO set, 2 bedroom suitor). 2seta mettressee and (Menge, entail dresser, Daisy 'churn No 3. wash. lee ntriehine and Wringer. Set emelt)** (240 :several lamps and numerous other articlee. Sale without reserve, as proprietor is going West. •TBRAle—ilay, Grain, and alt sums of CO apli u Mier cesli over that 10 months credit on CM' Proved Joint notes. A straight eiscount Pt 6 Per eoent for cash on credit amounte. Will0 0 et -ed for sale at the same time, tbe Farm consist.: lug of 100 EXECS Of 01101C0 ; o31 ale:trecl but about three acres; 7 acres in fall wheat; tall 40wing done. Good brielt house. two barns. one 'on a foundation ; bearing 'orchard of two acres ; :running water. One the best farms in the county. If not sold the farm will he rented. 'Terms made know on day of sale JAr). A, SMITH. W. TOWNSEND, Auctioneer. Proptietor, Auction Sale or Farm Stock The undersigned will offer for gale by Public Auction. on Lot 44, Maitland Con. Goderich -2 miles North of Holmesville. at one p.m, on THURSDAY. NOV, 19, the foliowing Farm. Stock 'etc, viz: -1 roan heavy 4raf t Geldhie 4 years old -2 general purpose homes, 1 mare 6 years old in Mal to Baron No. 4, 2 driving mares 4 years old. 'well broken, sired. by Sidney1 driving mare • 3 years old, by Sidney, 1 driving colt 2 years old, by Sidney. 1 driving conj year old, by BidneY. 1 driving colt 1 year old, by Pepe.1.sucking colt by Two in -One, 2 cows 6 years old, 2 cows 4 years old,3 cows 3 years old. 1 Thorobred Durham cow Lady Durham; 1 Therobred Durham calf, 7 .steers rising 3, 6 heifers rising 3,2 steererising 2, .8 heifers rising 2,5 year old .steers. 4 year old heifers, 6 spring calves. 21) Shropehire ewes. 1 Brood goer, 1D three months old piss. All cattle mid horses are in good condition and must be .sold. TERMS—All sures of MO and under, cash: over that 12 month's credit on approved 'Joint motes. 5 Per cent straigbe discount for cash on elredib amounts, • _ THOS GUNDRY. Alice C 'X WILLIAMS, Prep. Rheumatic Liver Over Strulned Kidneys Vsuseil .filekneso that putzled. Able pbyslelaus, .Wafi cured by Vorrozone WWw. ItEAL MIRACLE. "Yfy doctor told. Me I had gonty or 'rheurnittic liver and kidneys,' writes G 0 lEorde, from Halifax. "I guess be was right for I WaS a. mighty sick man and felt the game Wail Pretty nearly up So many remedies fallen that the doctor was completely puzzled As for eymptoras had bushels of them in the morning a sort of nausea, Soinetlines the 190Wela Were etnletiPat. ed, at other titnes quite relaxed,. I felt dull, and a seiese of weight in the dbaisctkreasnotcingo;er the liver eves very Lost 15 pounds inweight, 'My, color resembled a yellowish pal. tor, and gradually I lost weight to toe alarming extent ot fifteen pounds. I looked jaundiced and felt sure I would d' r:Then I read of the wonders worked by Ferrozone and in desperation I ' bought six boxes. At once I began to mend. Ferrozone must have put up a peg or two into the nervous system i for thinga at the end of the month began to look op Li three months felt like , new, but kept', on taking , Ferrozone. In six months I was cured.” Ferrozone saved his life "Were le not for Iferrozone I wouldn't be alive to -day. I am sure it will cure any ;weakrress, rheumatism, gout, debility, poor blood or nervousuess. My condition embraced all these, 9,nd ' •Ferrozone cured me," Reader, get • Ferrozone to -day, SO cents per box or six boxes for $2.50; at all dealers, Auction Sale tit Stack Cattle ' • The undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction, on FRIDAY, NOV. 18, :at one o'clodk. p.m., AT HOLMESVILLE, the following stock, viz: -1 gelding eishig 4 yoars old.:1 filly rising 2, 1 gelding rising 2, 9 cows sunpeeed to be in oftif; 2 heifers rising 2 supposed to be in calf, 6 stock steers rising 4, 7 steers rising 3, 6 heifers rising 3, 11 steers rising 2, 10 heifers rising 2. Terms—.10 months credit on approved joint notes. 5 per cent, straight for ea& on credit amounts; THOS GUNDRY, Allot, GEO HOLLAND. Prep. ANNUAL SALE The Annual Sale of Faiing Stoolanil Implements held by James A.•Smith, wilt take place on TUESDAY, NOV, 17, at Lot 44. Hayfield Road,. Giedertch' Township, one mile south of Clinton. Watch for bills, JAMES 4 SMITH, Proprietor and Auctioneer Volunteer Bounty Act 1908, Warning to Purchasers. . The Teuthse Companion for , Christmas There are three good reasons- why THE YOUTH'S COMPANION makes one of th,e hest gifts for Christmas time, for a birthday, for -any occasion when a present isoin order. - It Never Fails to Give Pleasure There is something in every issue of THE COMPANION for every member of the family. The children never pass ib by, and the parents are restless mitil the children reluctantly put it down to go to bed. It is Easy to Order by Mail You need, not go througle the vexa- tion ot Chtistmae shopping to Make a present of s THE COMPANION. Sit. down io tne quiet of r..ve you.on house. and 'send the subscription. .MI3 COM, PANION „Will be delivered wherever you say, on Christmas morning. • It Conees Every Week in the Year, Nine out of ten Christmas prents •THE COMPANION provides a contin. .ual pleasure, for it is renewed 52 tithes, until Christmakecoines again: Isihere another present' equal • to it that costs so little—only..$2,00 to enhicribers. liv- (.3a,nada? . have loat their novelty by New ear's. he new subscriber receives Free the Double Holiday Numbers and THE COMPANION Calendar for 1909; "In Grandmother's Garden," lithographed in 13 colors. •• Full illustrated Announcement of the • new volume for 1909 *ill be sent with sample copies of the paper to any ad- dress Free. ' THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, lel Berkeley Street, Beaton, Mass, ' - • EVERY assignment of the right of a South African Volunteer entitled to a land grant must be by wity.of apeciintment of a substitute and must be in the form provided by the Act. Special attention is called to Sub.section 3 of Section 5 of 'the Volunteer 'Bounty •Aet. 1008, which provides that no assignment of the right • of a volunteer by the appointment of a -substitute shall be accepted or recognized. by Me Depart- . ment of the Interior which' Is NOT 'EXECUTED . AND DATED AFTER THE .DATE THE 'WARRANT FOR TUE LAND GRANT iSSUOd by the Minieter 'of . Militia and Defence in favor of the Volunteer. ; J W GREENWAY - C ommissioner.:of Dominion Lands, Ottawa. Se tember. 1008. • rilEHISTORIC MOUNDS. Toronto Professor Has Been I nvesti- gating Relics at Souris, Man. • ...The Seines, Map., Plaindealer , says Cur vieitor of last slimmer, Rrof. elelontgoniety; etitator of- tbe inneeure HUNTING FOR BARONET DISAPPEARANCE OF SIR ARTHUR CURTIS TO BE INVESTIGATED, Again After a Lapse of Ten Years Friends of English Nobleman,Who l• Vanished In 1908 on His Way` to the Klondike Are Demanding That Affair Be Looked Into — Several Maintain That He Is Not Deed. One of those dramas which furnieh the romanec to so many of the houses of the Old World aristocracy is sled to lie at the back of the deenand which, bee just been rnade upon the provincial authorities of British. Cols umbia to regume, after the lapse, of .ten years, the investigation into the mysthry surrounding the disappear= mice of Sir Arthur Curtis, third baro- net of hiA line, who vanished in jute, 1898, with au oInclian •guide• • while an his way from Ashcroft, on tbe Canadian I'acifie Railroad; to the Klondike. Six months later Lady Cur - tie applied to the courts in London, to presume her husband dead, and, although no definite evidence was produced that he was really dead be- yond the fact that he had wandered away from his companions and had disappeared from view without leav- ing any trace, the decree was grauted, and not long afterward Lady Certis, whose boy, Roger, had thus hem e fourth baronet, married Col. R. M. .Brady, of Ilunrana, Donegal, nephew and heir to the baronetcy of if Fran- cis Brady, and by whom she has sev- eral children, • . The young baronet camo of age a couple of years ago, and there is Yea- • son to believe that he is just 'es little satisfied as are other people of the fact that bit father is egeally dead. •Ile is not .living with hie mother or stepfather, but' is understood to be on this side of the Atlantic, and it is as; •surned by Mealy that it is he 'who is the 'relative. who has urged Abe Brit- ish Columbia authorities to •res:urne the investigation. The only other re - maiming member of this house of Cutis is hie granduncle, Septimus Curtis', now nearly 90 years of age, and who is at horne in England. The eXpedition with which Sir Ar- thur Curtis was traveling when be disatapeared was commended by. Roger • Pocock, founder of the Legion of Frontiersmen, and in his book :en- • titled "The Prontiereman," published •a, couple of years ago by Gay & Han- cock, in London, he devotes a chan- ter to 'this episode en his life, He speaks emu highly of Sir Arthur Cur- tis, whom he refers to under the ini- • tial :"C,". and relates how le, • being out of sorts, spoke roughly and brut- ally to :Curtis svithout, any. .reason. Taking all the blame upon himself,. Pocock -declares in. his, book 'that he gave utteran'ce to .. words that could never be Withdrawn or forgiven., and that during the same night Sir Av.; • thur wandered away into the Woods and was never seen again. Ile relates that for ten days he and his party ,Senght Sir Arthur Without finding any • clew, and that thet, their pi -pennons having .run • out; they were- obliged to abandon the hopeless •queet: Po- • cock describes in his book how he had considerable difficulty in dispos- .,itg. of the ugly rumors that he had murdered Curtis, although he certain- ly did regard himself as =rally: re- sponsible for his death,, and brings the chapter to a conclusion by re- ferring to reports that Sir Arthur had • subseqUently been seen alive in Efig- . land. He likewise adds that he knows nothing positive of the body oe the . • missing baronet ever. having, been of the Uniyeesity of Toronto, las been ?gain pursuing his afehaeOlogieal ex- plerationeamong .the Mouhd Builders • of the Souris Valley durilig the past; seven weeks. Last smelter he ceedecl in' making • a large and, valu- able collection of the remains, lent he - ore completing his •report he has spent another period making exams • illation of the Souris mounds. This year he opened fourteen mounds, three eartheen enclosures end severel long, wide eatetien ridges or embank- ments. This - .entails trethendous .amount of careful . work with work. Men, (earns :and scrapers,' because the mOunds are of great size . and contain Teacher Wanted. hninense 'quantities . of earth. The explorations on this occasion mere not so fi totted. of relics, but nutty illuminating facts were discov- ered. The professor. added to his eol- lection a number of human skeletons, a bone comb made of the leg bone • t knif blade Atilt er ow points bone At Sehool Section No. b, Hallett. Quell. cation, Second Claes Normal Certificate. 'Ditties commence at New ear's.1YAppli- caiions to ba sent to WM. 313000L, Londeeboro, Teacher Wanted ' • For Union &hoot Section, No. 12, Godericli . and 'Sinnott Tns. 2 class certificate). Applications receiv ad up to December 1st., duties to com- mence Jan. 40), 1909. Apply *stating experience. and salary) to T. H. HARDY, Clinton, P.0. • p.tv.0 Teacher Wanted PrIa -- For School Section No. 2, Goderieh Tp. hold- ing flat -or second _class eertifieate, Duties to . commence Jan. let, 1909 Apply (stating salary) to ROBERT A. THOMPSON Sec. Huron road (Taylor'e Corners) or Goderieh 1' 0. Tdacher Wanted For School Sectibn 110. 16, East Wawantieht Duties to commeece Jen. 4th,• 1009. State cer- tificate, experience and salary. Apply to 121/..DOBIE. See. Treas.,. Auburn, Ont. Teacher Wanted Male or female holding 2tid or 3111 Cleage cot, tificate, to teach in (Porter's Hill Schoen S. 9, No. 5, Goderich tp., duties to &molested on the id t of January 1009. Applieations will be recede. . ed up till the 6th of November. State &lore. Xersone.1 applicatiohe Prefered. JOHN TORRANCE, Sec. POTt0e8 Hill P.O. Fine Photos... Our Photos are the most life- like and artistic that can be wade, and the. pridea are rea. stinabie for this class of work ' ••• J. ROBERTS. Photo Arti, • C110011 of a buffalo, an earthen): pipe, n e s, r , knives, bone awls, and. two kinds of marine shell beads that originally came by means of trance from -:the Gulf of Mexico. The mounds that have been exam- ined. are situated on the North Antler Creek at Sourisford and are scatter- ed gene the valIely for five miles. Sick Heaeache and relieve all the ttoublee Inel• dent to a bilious state of the system, Ruch as lezzinees. Nausea, Dreivelnes_ is Distress after eatIng,,Paiti in the Side, eze, While their meat remareatee suecess has been shown in curing SIC likatleclie, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills arei equally valuable In Constipation, eurieg and pre- TenUng thle noyIng compleint, While theyelso Correct all diebrdereof the footpath, stimulatothe liver and regnlitte the bowels. Eyenif they only cuted HEA 'Acta they would be him est priedeesto tbosewto suffer from this dietremeing complaint; butfortn. natel y the( r gotidnese does not end here,and those Who once try them will g nd these little pills vale, able in se mane ways that they W111 not bo ling 10 50 without them, But after all sick liesA Ts the bane of so Many lives that hero It Where We Maki:feet stem beteg. Ora pills Outoit while Others do not. Carter's mile Veer nine ere tory small tied very easy to take. ()neer two 'enemata, a dose. , They rite strictly vegetable And do set gripe Or !pingo, hitt he their gentle action please auwho mo thorn CMS ittz:0163160 lit lit, 'toll :on,. • .IDoes the: BabyThrivp If not, something must be wrong with its •food. If the mother's milk doesn't nourish It, she needs Scott's.ema/sion. It supplies the elements of fat required for thefiaby. If baby is not nourished by its artificial food, then it requires SCOTT'S. EMULSION Half a. teaspoonful three or four times a day in its bottle will have the desired effect. It seems to have a magical effect upon babies and children. A fifty -cent bottle wilt prove the truth of our statement.s. Send this advertisement together with name of paiieren which it aPtleare, Your address and four cents to cover postage. and we will send you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World." • scorr BOWNE 326Wellington StresitW, TORONTO, ONT. tTs News Notes moromr.T. e • Bryan, seat his congratidationte to to Taft on hie election to the Preeiden- cy. Dr Rachel $ Skideleleyeer, ilelplaia advises wotrien to fairibke five mi mit es after Meals. Jacob Beton of Windermere was killed by 'the acoldental discharge of his rifle, while driving trona Uttereon, Rev ElVfarshall, who shortly con- cludes his deed -year pastorate of Trin- ity Methodist Church Boston has re- ceived and will accept' a call to,the new $8,G00 dollar church in MoosejaW.Sil4 • Rev A T Sowerby, pastor of Liollege Street Baptist Church,Toronto,for the past six years, has reeeived an urgent call to the First ftaptist Church at, Woodstock, but has seen fit to decline. With an asseesment of three hund- red millions Montreal has non-taxable property 'valued at sixty three millions which is over 20 per pent, of the total • assesereent. This property is mostly owned, by the various churches endito- man"Cattiolic religions orders. • In a disastrous fire on the farm of John Smith, near Chatham, ani emu- . pied by George W Brown, two taiga barns, with all their conteats, were emnpletely destroyed, Three horses, • and several head of cattle perished. • Loss about KM, partly covered by insurance. Rani;“ Poacher. No more popular reappearance in fiestschess cricket this season Could have taken place than that of his Highness the Sam S'ahile, a Nawana-• gar — more familiarly known as "Ranji.” ' . • Keenly interested in sport. of -every description, iii, a particularly good • shot, and the opening of the sheeting .season will doubtless remind him of the time when he involuntarily as- sisted in a little poaching. It seems, from his own 'account of the incident,' that he was driving an elderly gentiematlfrorn railway sta- tion to a ."shecit" to which they had both been invite& when the latter said: • 'To you Mind stopping a bit?" Naturally, the Prince, as he was then styled, reined up, and, to his astonishment, the old gentleman enatched 2 a pin' from the, bottom of the trap, and let fly at a covey of partridges in an adjacent field: Net content with this, the shooter jumped out, climbed into the field, and pres- ently returned ' with seven birds, svere flung into the trap. with th • Another, menibet -of :the 'expedition —G. NV; Cole—a Veteran Miner, like- wise expressed the conviction th the prps$. of Vancouver and elseWhere in • Canada; - that the barn -let was not dead.. 11O dechired that he had heard SIrT Arthur saythat he meant to gip pway from the expedition, and claims that Curtis told him that when he• gotto the .Klondike he Would change hie name. Ge W. Cole added that it was nearly impossible for a naa,n hav- • ing an Indian guide to be lost in the country beyond Mud River, Where Sir Arthur vanished. One is tempted to ask What Motives can hoe promptedtheerelatiVe of the rnising baronet to ascertain whether he is still alive.. For if that could be established, his wife's marriage to COL 'R. M. 13recly would become; ipso facto, invalid. and the children- born of the ,utien, illegitimate. The object, therefore, .is scarcely one that can be eobsidered altogether friendly to Lady Cortis, 4 • • A id, said that in the remote regions Nerthwestern Canada are to be , found. to -day the clews to many die- - ftepearances, as mysteriously as' 'that eif Sit Arthur Curtis,' of men bearing well known names once prominent in English life, who have in consequence ‘4 financial troubles•e of some tinier. innate romance, or some .scrape of one kind , or another preferred to disap- tem--; etterting- an altogether- neweexiet... .ence in. the Now World, completely obliterating their past. Long is the Ilst of men who have thus vanished arriong the best known cases being thoee Of Sir Roger Tichborne, of the .elder brother of the present Earl of Aberdeen. Viceroy of Ireland, and IA theex-Duke john of Austria. Only in a few instances have peo- ple who have thus vanished 'reappear- ed. upon the scene. James B. Roche, • for rustatme, next brother arid heir of Lord' Fernley, and father of Mrs. Ar- thur Scott Burden of New York, was lost, like Sir Atthur Curtis, .in the Klondike, while on the way from the Canadian Pacific Rnilroad to the Kletclike gold fields. His companions, after eearehing for him for several cloys, found a skeleton, which they rashly assuming to be his, bore with =eh difficulty to the nearest town, interred it it the local .cemetery, and set up a tombstone, on which it long list of seethes were attributed to ,hbri. Roche, who happened along in full life, some weeks later, saw the tomb- stone, caused it to, be photographed, and now catries about itepieture itt hit pocketbook as it post-mortem tees Siesseeneel of hie eeceldent character. The cheapest tea to use is not the. lowest priced. You can buy tea asfew- cents a pound cheaper that will make a drink, but if you want an absolutely pure, healthful, cleanly prepared tea use "Salada." It is infinitely more cleonomical than other teas, becia,use it goes farther. • •The Official Board of Wingliem Methodist Church has decided titi ex- tend an invitation toltev G Barkerof A.cton. In order for this to take effect a' transfer will have to be arranged from the Hamilton to London Contere ence, and a similar exchange fromLon- don to Hamilton Cotference.. • • M. 0. °strum a travelling. salesman for a Montreal 'firm, was ronbed of all his clothingana ready cash, about 550, b3r a raan with whona be became ac- quainted at Essex,. and eshom Oseruna befriended by sharing his room at a local hotel with him, °strum had to • remain it his room in the forenoon until the hotel people could, secure clothing for him. The police have a full fieserintirm of the thief, and are trying to locate him, 4 The marriage of Miss Alice Daven- port, aged 35, to Wm. Toney, 4,5 years old, 'of Charter Oak, at Richmond,Ind, does not tell the whole story. They werethildren together and becameen fe gaged,but the marriage Was prevented i by the cbiections of the girl's parents, who did not believe young Tony cap. able of supporting a wife, Tony decid- ed. to make his fortune,and 'Miss Day - "Aren't they beautireoarIs ‚‚ es?" . . • • ennorthad promised to wait for him. After 25 years he returned to claim his ...“Ranji" whipped' up the 'horse, and' remaining bride, didn't stop again. for the 71.nteHt.Trade IS .„, pproad Ing and we are ready, with a,store full of new, cleaii, up -to. date stock of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums, etc. Should you require anything.in our line, NS e Will convince you, by comparing our prices with others',' that this is the stare to deal at. Here are a few suggestions for Fall PIANOS, awl ORGANS, We are sole representatives for vthiceinDitoyit, earntdyit.iynosturiairrneetniltsinkiningthoist buying, drop in and talk it over , with Us, Some pianos have roanv . figfonnr 11 b f egattuedres,feTtTesp,laniouist tatlivee Doherty Pianos have oll the good leattives known iCt moder9 science. Every Piano guaran- teed ten years. A few second-hand. Organs for sale cheap,• . SEWING MACHINES. , We handle the Stapdard Rotary. Enough said, The prices are Axed by ourselves, not by the Convener, we can supply you with a machine from $19.00 up to $45.00, ' . . BUGS RUGS RITGS RUGS in ' very quality and size. We are i ve king up -a, big trade in our ho se -furnishing department. Qua - 'Wined' Price are the corner erone of our success in this: department. IRON BEDiS, $3 50 Tron.Becls 4 50 Iron lieds for 3,10 5.50 Iron Beds for . , ,,,,, 4,75 0.50 Iron Beds for , , , , .... . . . 5.90 7,50 Iron Beds for . 0,25 EXTENSION TABLES $17.00 Table for momptmopppmpopm$15.00 14,00 Ta,ble for ... 12,50 10 00 Table for .... 900 9,50 'rable for . . . 809 $ 8.60 Table for , .. 7.59 COLTEIES. The best selection to he feund in the county. 22 in the lot, and priees range from $0 00 to $28 00. A. special discount of 10 per ewe will be given, for one montheon Couclees. UNDERTAKING. In this branch of our business tiverything is right op -to date, and. Iask our patrons as to satisfaction No better service to be had outside of a city. Prices reduced to the, lowest possible- dollars. We •guar- antee satisfaction. or no pay. PICTURE •FRAMING NEATLY. DONE. Alt kinds of Furniture Covering in .stock. 1 four. miles of the jciurney. What, he .A remarleable • project which seems thought daring that time, he alone i.ncredits,hle ekterealizaticin is outlined • can tell. 'by A B Exellt who styles himself "General Manager of the Anglo -Can- , A druggist can obtain On imitation adian Lend. Grain and Stock Com.: of MINARD'S LINIMENT from e, pany which was recently incorporated , ti Toronto house at a very low price,and at St Pierre; South Dakota,with'. have it labelled his ownproduct. • capalization of two and a half millions wof This greasy imitation is the poorest• and ith the one we have. yet seen of the many that colonizhig fiavoWed intention •ye hundred thousand land in the Canadian North every Tom, Dick and Harry has tried westandold working it entirely with to introduce. ' • • 'Englieh labor, tas a single 'enterprise, Ask for- MlNARD'S and you wi I get it. , • •. es .,-, , _ Unteomparty hopes s to establiale itself in the neiglaborhciod of • Vermillion. °•. =•nting • Ogg meat. Prospectors returned from the nevi Inge,nika, gold fields in British Colum- bia report having met with -the great- est 'hardships . for lack of food. Aftet tete 'months- in the wilds one party, returned and said that it, was found impossible to get food of any descrip- tion et FeeteGrahemeealthougli a stay. of 17 days was made there,. during ivhich time the Men hutted moose; .in fact; they lived on game all the time they were out. After exploring the country , at the headof the Stikine end' Laird rivers they .struck for Me- , Connell creek, where they found 25 • men in the •carnp who were getting •. out about 510 a dee.- • • It is deep digging here atd• bedrock has notyet been reached: Food teae seerce and the Men on the creek kill- ed the dogs,. over 100 dogs being sac- rificed for food. Watson and party gettingrid. of -teen of their own.. "Black Rod's" • Unique Experience. Admiral Sir Henry Stephenson, Gentlemen. Usher of the Black Rod, • once had the novel experience of be- ing on hoard" his ship during itnius. tiny and knowing nothing whatever abut it until it Was all over. He has. been unwelle for. some time, and . one day' he was surprised to learn • that there had been a mild mutiny on boiled. He. immediately sent for his flag -captain, Prince Louis of Batten - berg, from whom he learnt that there had been, .dissatisfaCtion among some • of the Men, but of a trivial nature: Tt appeared that there were certain drastic orders, to which the tees ob- jected, but Prince Louis got wind of the small insurrection and nipped it in the bud by his firmness and tact. Thoughtful of the achnirarssiel-health, lie" had kept- the littleedisturbsinceeto, himself it order to. spare him annoy -- COI's, Cotton Root t ompopmik The geese I/textile Tonle, nod only so ro effectua.1 Month'', Regulatoron wrath Oen deoena, Sold in thrly3 of strenath—No, lo degrees ettonger g:12 for special eases. b my balt. Said by' stil dugg1sts, Or sang pai(i on race it of e muliphlet. Aisdrele :`.,12•5is in iltlet11101110, UM. Varese* w Milnardss Liniment taros' Colds etc. CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA Ati is well known, this troublesome com- plaint arises from over -eating, the use .of too snitch rich food, neglected constipation, lack of exordia°, bad air, etc. The food should be, thoroughly chewed, and never bolted or swallowed in haste, stimulants• must bo avoided and exercise taken if possible. A remedy which hat rately faded to give prompt rilief end effect permanent cures, oven in the most obstinate cases, is liRDOCif BL,00.0 BiTTIN'S • It acts by regulating and toning the de, fgeetitre organs, removing eostisteriessancl increasing the appetite erid•restoriog health and vigor to the system. Amos Bawler'Oold River, NS., writes:—' wee greatty troubled with dyspepsia, and after trying /several doctore to no effect I commenced taking Burdock Blood Ilittere arid r think it is the heat medieine there is for that complaint." l'or Salo at all Daggists and Dealers. Furniture Dealers and Undertakers, Clinton. Phone or Day or Night. INNIANINESNONNIeNk • 101 ONO %VMS 1604111110110401111".10Y1,1 !OR AND dB coropelt... anges • Happy Thought 10 sizes Pandoaa 4 sizes • Huron Corona 'and Magic • . . . After suffering eight years, thiswoman was restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Bead her letter'. • Mrs. A. D. Trudeau, ArnpriOr, Ontario, -writes to Mrs Pinkham.: "I suffered: terribly .from edgers: tion of the feminine organs for eight • years. 1 tried four doctors but got no relief, and thought 1 would have to die. • "One day I saw an advertisement of. • Lydia, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com; pound in the paper. I sent for some, and before I had used five bottles 1 was entirely cured, 1 hope every suf- fring woman will take my advice and. use Lydia . E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comp.ound," • • e FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. • For thirty years Lydia E. Pink. ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots andherbs, has been the standard Lrefnedy .for..ieraaleilis andhas positivelytured thousands o women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera., tio/1, fibroid tumors, *regularities, periodic pain, backache, that bear- mgdown feehng, flatulency, indigos- ^ tion,dizzinass or neryous prostration. Why don't you try it? Don't hesitate to write to Mrs, rinkham if you need advice about your siokness. She willireat your letter in confidence and advise you free. . Because of her Vast experience she has helped thou. Builds. Address, Lynn„ Mass. 1 oal Heaters Radiant Home With or without oven McClarys Famous,- ;a sizes Belle Oaks 3 sires • Albeta 2 siSea • Acme Jewels 4 sizes . Dandys and Royal Oaks Stove Boards and Oil Cloths 3 kinde of coal sifters 1 car of Charcoal . arland ST9VES and HARDWARE . /14•011110111i441110 titeerartASIOS111. imommoimmulmolummlar R Fitzsimons a Son. We are still in the But- chering business, and are in a positron to fill all or- ders for seasonable meats, intrusted to .cu: care. Our new business stand is 'Ip the Combe R.litssisons & Sim mible,76 Clinton 401.0.10.' mot mu i2A z Jewelry, •. ci) tri PA Watches, r Z 0 Clocks, etc.:4 z ,1 AT BARGAIN PRICES 2 LINE OF :".j RI-IEUIVIATIC °RINGS txi w ,-4 ---t4 -A F W„ R. COUNTER JEWEI:XR, • CLINTON BUSINESS. IMPROVING. . Our Millinery is so superb and so cheap that thers is afl iramense demand. If you have not seen it. Do not delay. You want a nice hat as well as the other lady. This isSthe plaee. We can give you good value in. Dresp Goods, Wrapoerettes, Flannelettes, Lining, 'Underwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Prinks, etc. Our stock of BOOM and Shoes and Rubbers is very large and good. value. We have a good variety of Hardware. See our Rohs, Rugs, Horse Blankets. Whips, Shops. Harness Blacking, Soap and on. We have Coat Oil Linseed Oil, Separator Oil, (only 100 a pint) machine oil, etc. Produce taken in excuarge or cash paid for itlif desired, . Oct. 6th, 1908 R. ADAMS, Londesboro 4 lyiattress and Wire Springs. We sell ai very. good Mattress and Bed Spring for $5.06. We have better goods for" a little more money'. Iron Beds, strong and durable, from $2.5o np tot $15.00 each.. Chellevci Blyth