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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1908-12-17, Page 2• ;. Three . Removes' are da Da, d as a Fin:. That Seta Peet the ithlleeevar Useejesairt reels:Pim cotatiene Pei of Wei* ' Melesoais mein, do. Get a itee4 *eau mac* fair te "Mina. 'iWalate4r thinatill PEW bilsOarao hat dud %Vase' Allivietu est roe In toalifla with the alit peraa41.1arl'Ir` Rai1at4 Time:Table Changes • Oniarrou Slamott Going Wet * Going East 41:07 sit.M • 1,25 m 7 85 aan •0,40 -pan - 3.07 p.m U28• 5.15 p.na °ding:North Going South a.m 7.29 ani ° 440P.'M 4.18 P.M INTON NEW ERA THITRSDAY„ DEO. i; 1909 Hibbaat lupper declares. there is no truth in therumors regarding hie deeire for the leadership of ithe Con. eervative party. He statee that he pCrliNtlY iiiiiSti9d With the leader fillip of Mr ft L Borden* Mr. W. S. Dingman, editor of the Stratford Herald, is one of the four • aspirants for the Me,yorality of that • eity. Weighing about 250 pounds, he would certainly"fill the Mayor's chair" • besides having the necessary ability to fill it with considerable credit. I was cured of painful Goitre by MINARD'S LINIMENT. HAIARD MoMULLIN. Chatham, Ont. I was cured of Inflammation by MINARD'S LINIMENT. MRS. W. A. JOHNSTON. Walsh, I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Parkdale, Ont. J. J1. BAILEY. Agriculture In Canada As Mr Creelman points out. Cana diens have not yet really begun to' farm their lands. They do not know what intensive farming is. In too many cases they rob the land and put nothing back, Consequently the fertility of the soil falls oft, In Europe fields that have grown crops for a thousand years are still fertile. But over there they du things thoroughly. The most successful agriculturist is the man who possesses a little land, and devotes his attention to keeping it up and making every foot da its very best work. The Grimsby district in Ontario is an example of what in- tensive fruit farming will ' do for a community. Thtre land •sells $1,000 an acre. ThePresident of the Bank of Mont. real has drawn attention to the im- portance of improvingour agricultural methods. The soil of Canada annually yields upwards of four hundred mid - ions of dollars, and any percentage of increase! in the quan` y of improve- ment in the quality of tue crop is of great significance to the country. The -experimental work being carried on at the Ontario Agricultural College and by Sir Wm MacDonald at St Anne's is fraught with vast import to the future of the Dominion. Coughs that are tight, or distressing ticklieg coughs, get quick and certain - help from Dr Sheop's Cough Remedy. On this account Druggists everywhere are favoring Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy. And 11 18 entirely free from Opium, Cholorofortn, or any other stupefying drug. The tender leaves of a harmless lung -healing mountain- ous shrub give to Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy its curative properties. Those leaves have the power to calm the most distressing Clough, and to soothe and heat the most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers shouid, for safety's sake alone, always demand Dr Shoop's. It can with perfect free- dom be given to even the youngest babies. Test it once yourself, and see Sold by all Dealers. News Notes Illinard. Liniment mires Diphtheria • Stratford Presbytery donates M. 00 towards missions. • • Repeat it:..-"Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my coughs and colds." Mr Robert Redford has given $50,. 000,000 to McGill University of Mon- treal. l'he late Jas. IV Blair of London, Ont left $100,000 to charitable Schemes, A lady in -fashion in Munich collap- ted in the street,because of the weight • of her hat. lo;iding hogs at hie farm near Harrow. nd Shaw dropped dead from 'heart failtieta,' Wrri Barker of Ransomville, • Ont fell on a slippery sidewalk and frattured her skull, Mrs.' Wiri. Barker, of Itansoniville, Ont., fell on a slippery sidewalk and • • fraetured her skull. *jag Sheave leader Of the fanatio% , *MO fought- the Haneas City •pediee a • IOW days ago. has been arrested, A French Canadian sailor 1.41)4 in- *Med!' .4 steel brake for sallore,' 'Which Will preVent-collisions! at sett, . . W oDonough; 0, young Stratford bricklayer Was eentenced to two :inedithe311 jall for stealing, Some toole WhIlithe tenet Wee 611 he threatened boldfly liarth.;' to the Main Witt** 'against hini and. Wart given two Menthe move,.fOt . Ohreal way.Ore any*moo tioa.001(116' . • • rtal ,CLUITON or„ota. 14Ther' "* CONSTIPAT visit t. tell SJOhlair004 ••••••••1**IFIN (retahhist mensig.) On May 15th my sliter and I *idled from tererpeail hi thti "AM prom of Ireland' to pay a visit to relative* in Canada Unfortunately we did not Pteve very good esillore.,_ and the Ors part of our Maga we did not enjoy at all. After We got Over our itesmieknees We thoroughly °Netted the remaining Parte the weather being all that timid, Pe desired for the butt two days, and the thin/1)48ml very quickly. in (ite of that, we were glad when we reached , Quebec, winch we did at 8.40 p m, on the following Friday, being Piet a Week , on the boat. We left the boat at 11.30 for the train Which Was to take us westward, and being very tired', were g1s4 to try to get a, little red, altho sleep I was almost- impossible, as the train jolted a good deal. As 80011 as day began to break* we felt curious to see what the'country was like. The part of Quebec that we passed through was not very invithog,and we felt glad that it was not our destination. Eventually wereaohed Montreal, and alight- ing at the station. found we had a little ever an hour to wall before we could proceed on our way. While wait- ing we were glad to; see; some of our boat friends again, and talk over our experiences, Which were; vepy varied. At last the train bound for Toronto Was. ready to start, and we took our seats, and from 95 shin. to 8.10 pan, we never left the car. Several occupants •of the car were, like ourselves, bound for Toronto, others were constantly coming and going, thereby causing a little, variety to the otherwise tieing jOurney. The country looked very beautiful in its spring garb, the fruit trees,being full of blossom in the vari- ous( Orchards that wepassed. We were glad when we reached Toronto, and finding that we could get no further that night, we were thankful that we 11/4EG1JLAitirt °FIRE BOWELS Any irregularity of the hoe** is s)wsu t dangerous, and should bent ea* +Wended to anti corrected. swung etatentest. PROFESSIONAL ter were able to stay at "The Wornen's Welconoe Hotel," where several More of the boat passengers stayed.- The next day being Sunday, we went to St. P reh ea heard the Rev C 11 (11,T -Retill morningbotand evening,he church Weil tult or wor- 01PP:e1 and the services were" very beeutiful. • In the afternoon we, with three more ladies, had a look around' the principal parts Orthe city, which we admired very; much, chiefly on ac- count of eurnerous avenues of trees, which gave such a cool appearance to the streets. ' We went through High Park to Lake Ontario, where we saw hundreds of people very. smartly attir- ed. • The lake Was very still, and sev- eral pleasure boat e were out, the day' being very* warm. The following morning. we were up betimes, and left Toronto at 7 a m. for Seaforth, reach- ing there a little before nocn." We re- ceived a very warm welcome from our cousins, some being at the station to meet'us. While visiting with them we were constantly taken out to see the different parts of the neighborhood, and many ot their friends, thus driving many miles. We were delighted with the • maple and poplar trees which grow abundantly, everywhere, and the beautiful wild flowers -which are so plentiful. •After staying two or three weeks with our cousin, 111r N Peck, we went on to Stanley township to visit with Mrs. J. T. Keys, another cousin, again receiving a warm welcome. We spent a, very happy tune and visited in many homes where we met with great kindness from:everyone. Our next visit was to the home of Mrs. P. Cole! of GoderichTp., who is another cousin. There again we were warmly welcomed and again found that pleas- ures had,,beeh' planned to make our visit a happy one. Indeed all our friends seemed bent on our,having really good time while. in Canada. We several times visited Bayfield a lovely spot for pieries, and admired the surroundings very much. It is beautiful down by the river side and by the Iake shore, and there is no wonder that many people are attract- ed to the place' for the pleasure of boating, there beinga.mple opportunity to Indulge in that pleasure. We also went to seethe Niagara Falls accom- parded by Mr and Mrs J T Keys and, Mr and Mm N Peck. •The ,clay we spent there and the journey to and from Niagara are never to beforgotten days. We passed many beautiful places 00 .our Way.Paris being one which looked particularly pretty as we saw it from the train. Hamilton was another lovely place and the scenery along the way, mountain valleys and rivers, all gave .0 wondea- ful charni*to our -travels, The numer- ous vineyards and pecielo • cream& that we passed as We neared Niagara were beautifully neat and well kept. It is impossible to try and describe the Falleahey must be seen and heard for, any one to have any idea • of • their wonderful beauty. , We went under. neath the Horseshoe Fads, and ex- perienced a wonderful feeling of awe as we heard the waters.thundering overhead and saw them dashing down in front of ha, as we stood and watch- ed them. On arriving at the top again we saw the beautitul rainbow on the water, then driving away we crossed the bridge to the American side and went on to Goat Island and the Three Sisters Islands and drove around Niagara and ,back again over • the bridge to the Canadian side, and on to the whirlpool Rapids,then back into the town where we spent the nig, ht; returning home the next day. We also paid a short visit to St Mares,and saw another cousin. -Then later we spent a day in Goderich,a, pretty little place on Lake Huron. Eventually our visit canoe to an end, and we'had tosayGood Bye to out many Canadian friends after spendiig four veryhappy height at • Fernie. Miss Gullickcion • MILBURN'S LAU • LIVER PILLS • work on the hewele gentler -rid naturally • without weakenieg the body, heti on the eostrary, toiling it, end they wi if per. iseeemel ie. relieve and cure the worst casee of erinitipation. • Mrs. Jame King, ConoWall, Ont.* writes; "I WEE tumbled, witli sick headaches, cop- stipation and catarrh of the stomach. I could get nothing to do me any good until • I got a vial of Milburn'a US:re-lover Pill". They did, me mere geed than anything else• . I ever tried, 1 bay° no headaches or on. rtipatien, and the cataiah of the etomach is entirely gone. 1 feel like a new Woman, thank, to Milburn's ,Iaxa-Liver Pills. I used in aU about kolf a dozen 'riga" Prise 25 cents a vial, 5 for $00, at all dealers or mailed direct by The T. Milburn 00., Limited, Toronto, Qua months with them. The journey home was father long, as the boat (the Virginian) was not able to start on the I day appointed owing to the dense fog that surowded the St Lawrence and inede it dangerous to proceed. After being on the boat three daystwe made start, going a few miles up the river then had to anchor for the night. The following daydawned clear and bright and we made good. progress and enfoy- ed looking at the beautiful scenery as we passed along. We passed a very' large iceburg on our way which looked very much like a castle in its majestic appearance. We had a very calm Passage afirQ3E1 the Atlantic, and a very pleasant time. Arriving in Liverpool on Oct 7th we soon made' our • way home and found hearty welcomes from noany friends awaiting us. -Polly Bimingten, a Death or Insanity Nervous, Sleepless Worn out. Addresu to JL' and Mrs Martin II Argall With Parts Of Gold From the Ottlirreet Vindloator The reetidenee of Ma and Mre Luther Argall of Oshawa was the beautiful scene ot joy and festivity on Thursday peening Deo fird. The °Melon was the golden wedricag of Mr Argall's father and Mettler. jilet Otte' Years before Mr Martin R Axgell of Clarke township, near .Neweastie, and Miss, Aun Oornieh, ' Who cOgnie to Canada With her parents in /KA were united in marriage at the Ail Osloawa,by Rev John Penthtnd1ltector The church at that time we ther deuce of Mr Jones, barrister, Oellawa. Quit' fiTe Persene who were.. present at We marriage ceremony in addltion to the high eontractihg parties. in 1858 survive, and they were all present at the golden wedding celebrated on ThittreelaY Deer 3. They were Thos Maynard, duo Varnish, Elizabeth Lander and VVM Batty, The home of :Mr and Mrs Luther Avail was d yery bower of beauty, the honored guests,, surrounded by their ridatiVela to the Menber between 40 and 50, being the Central figures in the golden surroundings, which form the appropriate decorations took on. The meeting was called to order by Mr Win Batty, and Mr Thos Maynard was called to the chair. Mr Maynard congratulati3d the aged couple on their ,attainment to their presentfelicity and distinction,and he recalled to their memories the great -changes which had taken place in Oshawa Once that happy day of fifty years,. He then called. on Mr Jae Cornish of Clinton who read <the following address--' • ' • To Brother and Sister Never a thought of acidness Touches our hearts to night; This is an hour of gladness • This is an hour of light, Here in this home we tarried, •Just for our love to dim, Knowing you . both were tnerried Fifty, yOUM) ago.......... We eiOnle to wish you pleasure; We Come to wish you Joy; Peade in your days of leisure, Which nought can e're destroy, This gift is but a token, To try and prove to you, , That triendshipfis unbroken' And love isstrong and true. • And we pray that the °Heavenly • Father • Who heats and answer's prayer,. May comfort, bless and keepyou, _. In his Almighty- care. • May fill your hearts with laughter, And a joy that is all your own; LTntil in the dim hereafter, •We meet • at The &Great White • Throne. Signed:- • :Jae Cornish, W Batty: Jai° Cornish. • Expected to die or go Crazy With Nervousness% • •al could not sleep -I could not rest -was ready to cry on the least occa- sion -yet 1 was ,plump and" fat. Can you imagine a more distressing condi. tion than weakness of body and mind? writes Mrs. VVeneley; of Halifax. "I left myself in a sort of self pity because health seeme.d so shattered, and with the mental distress that grew with my bodily weakness, I'm* a burden to myself, and a, greater burden to my family, "Though I sought and really needed pity, rget very little,for I did not look so very:sick. It was only Inynerves that were sick, and anyone who has skit nerves; knows too weli how awful a, sickness it is. • • "From the first Ferrozone strength- ened my nerves, and it seemed to help them, for I became stronger, more composed, sleptinore, and grew more hopeful. When I had•taken Ferrozone for about two months I lost that mis- erable sense- of dread. •I never could tell what"! was afraid of, but expected something dreadful was going to hap- pen me. Fereozone gave me . the strength to throw aside all these fan- cies, and made me well again.' Go at once to any druggistaret a few boxes of ,Facrozone-start right on the road to health and vigor. Ferrozone will keep you there -will show you what it means to be healthy, vigorous,' full' of . nerve energy. Once you're braced up and energized with Ferro - zone you'll never again be content with ill -health. • All dealers sell Ferrozone, 511c. per box or six boxes for $2.50. A GOOD SCHOOL -Ranked among the best Commercial Schoole of the Province is the Clinton Business Col- lege. The success of its graduates bas not been excelled. The new advertise- ment of this excellent school. is to be found, on page 1. We understand that youngpeople'who are laboring under falseimpressions, that they. can do better in a city school, will be given free transportation to the great Bled - trio city of Peterboro, which stands. sixth among.the cities �f theDominion as to manufacturing output, While attending . the Peterboro Business College, whicb was founded a quarter century ago, they will be given free tickets to the city Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., or T. A. A. • • TO stOnallY pain' in 20 'minutes, take one of Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets, See formula on the *box. Ask your Doctor or Druggist about this formula It can't be bettered. Womanly pains, head pains, any ' pain gets instant , relief. Box of twenty Pink pain Tablets, 25c. , Sold, by all Dealers. Oshawa, Deo 3. 1908. At the 'words in the middle of the second vane, ."This gift is but a token Miss Edith Cornish, niece presented Mr and Mrs Martin 11 Argent with a purse of $50 in gold, and a handsome check from the tour sons of tae happy couple who live in Manitoba and who could not be present and Miss Gertie Argall of Oshawa, grandfather, pre- sented on belied of the company -a beautiful boquet of flowers. - Mr .las Cornishprefaced his reading of -the address_ with hearty congratu- lations and at its close, Dr rarneorr b of Newcastle, who came with Mr and Mrs Martin 11 Argall aa their family physician. of long.standing, respond. ed in. an appropriate speech which' was also very humorous, on ''behalf of the aged couple, Although Mr Argall was suffering from a heavy cold both he and his wife were in fine spirits. Miss Mary Mitchell of Grand Merles Mich., then played the "Wedding March, as a prelude to the passage to the bountifully spread and beautifully decorated tables, The sunoptutous re- past having betnahoroughly enjoyed by all present, games for the younger folkaand musio,vocal and iestrument- al were indulged in until nearly mid- night, when the happy company dis- persed, first wishing father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, etc.,mapy happy and sincere good wishes ter their continued health and happiness, among those present were ler Wm Argall, son andfamily, farmer, who lives near Newcastle;?arLuther Argall son and family of Osioawa, Miss Eliza- beth Argall at home with her father and mother. The other .fonr sons, David, Frecl.Christopher and Chas of Manitoba could hot, ilbe- present but they sent a loving message to their parents and a handsome check. Brothers Mr Jno Cornish- Taunton; Mr Jas Cornish, • Clinton, and his daughter, Miss Edith Cornish; Mrs E Lander, Oshawa, sister., and Mr Wm Batty, brother, of Oshawa, Mr Thos Maynard, Carsonville. Mich., and his son-in.law and. daughter, Mr and -Mrs S Mitchell; of Grand Maties. Mich., and their daughter were also present from a distance. Mrs • Heard airs Luther Argall's mother, Was also an honored' guest on this occasion, and other relatives more distant in re- ationship to. the number of about 40 were present. ' thipia at Peron:. „ Another romaric% of the Fernie fire culminated the other afternoon when 3. A. Murray. a lbcornotive engineer on. the Cahadian Pacifie; was married • to Miss Lillie. A, Gullickson. They first met when the fire was at its was a passenger on the locomotive • when the fearless Murray braved death to haul the refugees through ,Walls of fire. 'Pie train was crowded to its capacity, and the bride was en a place in the cab, "We got pretty well acquaboted dur- ing the ride to Cranbrook," said the blade, "but we came to know each other inuch better since, tor I renntin- ed 10 Crteribrook where MurraY re.. sidesil: the bride an Ilod groom Were' coy- ored with confusion when the best matt stole a march et the engineer and kissed the bride before the bride- groom had the presence of mind to do so. ,..........., . Stops Hair Falling Ayer's flair Vigor, new im- proved formula, will certainly stop felling of the hair. Indeed; we here it willalways chy this t:$ unl . .there is some disturb - one of the general health. Then,* constitutionalmedicfne may be neceisary. Consult your physician about this. - bus no than c As color 0 ' die halt. Eoennila With Mali bottle ip MOW 0 £Year tiers Aiktg-twifk. .. ..,..,,,,..,,,..., The teigen why Ayst's Hair Vigor stops falling heir is beesuse it first destrOys the tetras WWI etitiett this freebie. After this Is done, nature soon brings about* inil recovery, restoring the mar and icalp to at .perfectly healthy coadltiest.' 4.1.404,1•71w40.4.04.•Samea•treas.?*44 Thirteen Diets en 'Three Ellecults. Two indians who were lest from the sealing schooner Thomas P. Bayard end brought here by the schooner Markland a few days ago were adrift in an open eerie° for thirteen days with only three seri biscuits as food and no water for ton days. • The rndiaris allotted themselves one inch 'of bieeeit a day and subsisted on this for nine days. The rain came and water was caught in a snit, • On the tenth day, when hope wee almost gone, they Itilied a seal and coOked it •iri the bottom of the beat. On the fourteen day they lauded at Bristol Bay, 'Unimak Were 60actioOntlY °toed. The old feshioned way of dosing a weak stomach, or stiMulating the Heart or Eidneys is all wrong, Dr Shoo r• first pointed out this error. This is why his prescription -Dr Shoop's Restorative is directed entirely to the cause of these ailments -the weak inside or controllirg nerves. It isn't so difficult,saye De Shoor,to strength- en a weak Stomach,Heart or. Kidneys if one goes at it correctly.Each in side organ has its controlling or inpide nerve. When these nerves fail, then these organs must surely falter. These truth e . are leading druggista everywhere to dispense 'and recom- mend Dr Shoop's Restorative. Test it a. few days and Eifel Impyovernent will proMptly and surely follOw. Sold by all Dealers. • • • Repeat it: -"Shilohei Cure Will el. ways cure my coughs arid colds." 4111111004410111111111#11%%Whilt A , ''. To American Subscribers. 1 The Subscription price of the NEW pit,kto Atttericau • Subscriberis $1 50 a year, strictly in advance, Sub- scribers living in ,the States 1 innst remit their silbserip. tions before the irear civil*. es, or the paper will he dip icontinued at the tud of the pretiett year. ilvtviviavaigo444,4titoitA1,44 MVPIRIW•1•114.•• Ws *testamenti like that of It Ref. Man, Hieget00, Ont., that/ ill ft Malting Won* World ItitettOUI For Obstinate Stomach 'Complaints. ' Mr H. Reyman, 122 Colborne Street., King411.011, Ont. Nam "%lona is worth ite weight ingolcl as a remedy to quick. ly care long•etanding Wes of dygpep. ste. For years I had suffered Witn MY stomach and could find no CUrp or even relief. I could not eat anything, as it would sour and form gas on my atom - rich that had A pressure on the heart. Heavy pales would come around my aides and pit of my stomach, I Was unable to sleep for this, and there was nothing to relieve my miserable condi- tion. I was weak and languid, and would feel as tired in the morning as on going to bed, and perspiration would break out all over my body, I would be SO weak from vomiting that I woula fall to my knees. My head would ache, and spell* pf dizziness would leave me unable to eee. Doctors had terniecl the trouble gastritis, but failed to benefit Me. I tried Miaana, on advice of a friend, which has cured me when all else failed. I am sound and well, and feel grateful to Mi-o-na for my present health." It's the known results obtained by Mi-o•na that • places it far and away above all other remedies, and confirms W. R. Holmes in offering to refund the money if Mi-o.na fails to cure stomach trouble, 50 cents 'a box, Re- lief in twenty-four hours. • Ninard'e Liniment tem Insitemper • Repeat at;---,q.Sloiloh's Cure will al- • ways cure my coughs and colds." • On Wednesday, Robt MoNaughton a well-known resident of Grey, passed away at the ripe old age of 94 years. John Bernals, of Tilburyavas award- ecr$1.500 for the death of Ms son, who was drowned in - the Thames during freshet last spring by a bridge giving way. • The Uniterl States Departinent of AgTiculture traces the origin of the • present outbreak of the foot and mtroouith disease to the vicinity of De. John Bernals of Tilbury-, -was awarded $1,500 for the death of his son who was drownded in the Thames during the freshest last spring by a tridge giving way. . • Mr Jae McHarg, for more than twenty-five years. stritionmatiter at the Grand Trunk depot, London, died at his sons reeidehce, 'Friday •inorelea after a brief illness. The lowest priced ten is not the cheapest, "Bron n Label Salada" Tea at 30c per pound makes more cuPS than any tea sold at 23e per pound, It 15 therefore not only more economical to use, but is infinitely more delicious. • W. McDcnough, a geeing Stratford brickmaker; was sentenced to two ' months in jail for stealing some tools. While the court was on he threatened • bodily harm to ' the main witness • against him, and was given two more • months for that. • aunarda Liniment Cures Colds etc Ata recent dinner, according to the New. York World, •Presidentulect Taft turned his wine glasses upside down and said he would never -use in- toxicants again. • He has always been a very abstemious • man, Harper'e • Weekly says, commenting on the statement, and his action repudiat- ing John Barleycorn entirely is one of the most significant signs of the rapid- ly spreading belief that the man with heavy work to do will do it better as a total abstainer. • PEOPLE SAID SHE IIAD Was In Bed for Three Months. Bead how Mrs. T. 0. Buck, Bracehridge, Ont., was cured (and also her little Uoy) by, the use of DR. WOOD'S NORWAY PINE SYRUP She 'writers: thought I would write and let you know the benefit I have re- ceived through the use of your Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. A few years ago I wag so badly troubled with my lungs peoble saki I had Consumption and that I would not live throegh the fall. I had two doc- tors attending me and they were very much alarmed about me. 1 was in bed three months and when I got up I could 'not Walk, so had to go on my bands and knee e for three Weeks, and my limbs Seemed of no` use to me. 1 gave up all hopes of ever getting better when I happened to see in B.B.B. Almanac that Dr. !fflood',0 NorwaY • Pine Syrup Wait good for weak lungs. I thought I would ,try a 'bottle and by the time Plied used it I was a lot better, to got mote and it made a complete cure. My little boy was also troubled with weak lungs and it cured him. I keep it in tho • house all the time mid would not be with. it for anything." • Price 25 cents at all dealers. Beware of imitation. of Dr. Wood's Norway ;Pine Syrup. Ask for it and insist on getting the original. Put up in a yellow wrapper And three pine trees the trade mark. • farmers' Alleitilloii! If sten call and see ne,Iou will he convinced that the best place to get your chipping done M ••4, -at the- - New Double -process • Chopping Milt Next doot MS the Clinton Elected Station, 012.21BOACTION GqJ ANTEED. Portland Cement If (mitre for Portland Orment prompt. ly Stimplen titled Portion/I Cement tne best in the World. 3. A, HAMILTON, • ;' coal dealer. reacher Wanted. Ai Sehool Serition No. 1,1 Bandit nation. S00013d Oisas Normal Cordate's., Dutlai dioramas:* at Netv *Tear% •Appli• `011116/141 he ISM tO Wit St00014 Lotiltsboroo 4 ISO Mr" Welt Geed ban* beetles teen* Woo* drive bowie, ottiod aerbg eraatt_10 "r" 9; °Miler& all awed hut *beat so some and In Rood state of inatavitimi. fioll dolt clay lawn, lassontible terms toe* Pluchele er. Apply to 0..1, Vrallie, Clinton, Qat, , .... , .. • • FarM tor Sale. Proprieteroffere for 'ale his farm on ths ....- I Moitland Con: Ooderich Township, Lots 77 eod 78, 'limited 1 1-2 ;nil* treinialleet, annii aloonot --s• O. Bo ail* W• .01tirD(M1, BABBIBTEt 80ZIOIT014 It`QTAB. PlItackitatO, • RIDOUTAA HALM VONVElem011isgithialitr. AXIOM MONET TO WAN', 01 liolmeiville church end school, The farm oonteine WS scree of 40100 Isn3, gOOlt tram)* 1301100A and benk bent, 6 *ores 01 orchard end 80 sores or 804 Ample brehlenci. The feral le Itaversed by a run. nieg brook, This Anon will be eold in it block or In part it ApOly ALEX BAD OUR, Choice Property For Sale Tbe undereigned offers for ogle his choice garden property of three sores eitueted 10 Gorden Survey, Clinton. Tare le • corn- fortoble bouts with stone °eller, on the plaoe, with stable, hard and' Bon water, all kind° of fruit tree* and in good elate of cultivation; edit be sole with entire outfit, on reasonable tem% H. .TOYNEH. 1151Se 0' Sale •••••• • On Maple St. -one belt sore of ground, good fruit taws and other small fruit. houserhi goon condition. Apply to • W.W. NIMENS, • House rig. Sale. A comfortable frame,honse :on Mill St., containing 8 bedroom% sitting room, pan. trY woodetted, good cellar, herd and. Boit water. One-quarter acre lot, Will be sold obe%P. Apply at NEW ERA Moe, or pdl$ "EIENEY FOLLAND, Clinton, • House for Sale -The large cottage on Queen street, be. longing to the estate of the late Ealoimes le offered for eale. The lot is one -.half acre, with bearing fruit tree% hard *id soft water. A bargain, Apply at, NEW ERA deo% • Farm for Sale or to Ben t 'Farm Lot 32, Con. 9, consisting a no sores, in good state of cultivation; 1Q acre() of hard wood eneb, Eine frame house, barn 40z75, with wall underneattioiriving abed 4420; 'two orchards, 'well watered and fenced.: For further particulars, ap- 'ply to MISS FANNY JACKSON, • Rsitenhnry St„ Clinton • Blacksmith Shop and House for Sa,le or Rent. — The undersigned Offees fOr sale or to to rent, a Blacksmith Shop and outfit of toolial doing a good business nesr Pine River. Also comfortable houseand half - acre of land. Owner's only reason -for selling is filet be wants to retire from business, FRED, G. LOUT. Pine /liver. Vann, to Bent. 70 acres in Hullett, good buildings and, land, in good condition. possession I one PR I. W 1114041/?$0111, Ague, oteseen,*Ania Prellarittention givesi ititesuee gibs liVe.titir. Throat, And Neee. mese end Reseteliee. TW e doer* wait .er tke Commeirebil *elate .• lier.on Dr. W. Gann ier.w.4111Mito ta.lsalre P.C. FL. Main. Moe -Ontario Street.Olintolil front domed Offieei Or resitientle, Panatkuarr" Streat• • Office hours at hollIlita1;-4 to 3 P.M. DR.sJiW. SHAW, PitY8T0IA.11, atatonox. Aecoucheur. etil., Oince end raddenoe on tenbarY 01Mositte W. Ferran's residellat. •m••••••••••m, genosnopedallsonoort ograntadutrlinnot:orof Wu intivrotersilltyllorifll:oUroW000711:: Graduate of the }loyal College of Dental *fa 013)nicirceess7otEllit7sTPI:17rtio:1:;: Clablitirpoisdagepaou.irteToefatbloalgt. College Olt/onto! 011110,11,' Will Visit Reynolds:very Monday. , •.D.R..11. FOWLER, . •• bEtirrisT... Ofdoee over O'NEIL'S sane, mApeosi:1 etreetzkesna.tpoo Tette .diontel keit. 'Pb sibie Miscellaneous. . Tons oararstrz. LoNDESBORO, • t38UBB. OF MARRIAGE LICENSE& No witneises.reonired THOMAS' GUNDRY( Live ate& and general Auction. e" GODERIOH ONT aim stout maim %vomit) cheats aa NEW ERA office, Clinton,primptly attends to. Terms reasonable, e'armets' sale note disoosuited • G. D. MeTaggin.t, • M. D. MoTagger McTaggart Bros.. ISZINICERS ' A.LBEBT ST, CLINTON; , txeuerai Banking BusInesio tranisacted • NOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts issued. Interest allowed on • deposits. time. • W. BRYONE D, ., 7 "if House tor Sale Good comfortable frame house, on Kb:lead/P. PlY tO • • •AJ. GRIGG. eroperty for Sale • The 'undersigned offers for sale OM houses and lots, acre each, on North St. Houses fair. ly comfortable. will be sold cheap. apply to lin MRS. nr.o.prcus Representative Wanted. *e'inarnediately require the services of a man of good address and. abilitY. for Clinton and weowoents,J.Gr adjoiningmn ,. district. A per anent' position for 13OdGhri;Tarell'. W. the i'llthrcW; J. Bee. e right man, Write for particulars. • STONE & WELLINGTON, Tomsk,. Each Director isinspector of lessee ifs • The • • McKillop -Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Parini and Isolated ,Tourst Pr*. ' erty Only maimed. OpFICERS. J. B. McLean,President,Seaforth; Thou • Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos. Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth; DIRECTORS._ Jas. Connelly, -Holnoesvillef f /oho Watt, Harlock; G.. Dale, • Clinton; M. Chesney Seafoith; J. Evans Beech- House tor Sale his own locality. . AGENTS. Robt. Smith, Harlock; Edi .1iinchley. • Seaforth; James 'Cumming, Egmond• Holinesville — W. CUTLER; •. • • Painter and Paper Banger. . All work guaranteed. Prices ;reasonable. Residence neirly, Opposite the Colleglate institute Subscriber offers for Sale his large and doolv able house on Huron Street, furnished with all modern conveniences, hot and cold water tie - stairs and down. with bath; hatd and Soft water, large stable and driving sbed.bearing fruit trees. Also half-nclre lot opposite Mcganzie's ing mill. • J. W. IRWIN, Minton. Farm tor Sale • The undersigned offers for sale 1lis7farsdefilCO acres, being Lot 2D, Con %H.M.S.. Tucker/smith Thia Is a good farm, in r.good state oft cnitiwt4 non, aad in a first class locality. There am geld buildings on the Property,The farm is offered in one parcel or will be sold in two parcels if de- sired. For further particulars apply to L. STONG, . 4()6 Christillei St. , Oft • Sarnia, Ont. farm tor Sale or to Rent. • Subscriber offers his farm of 18116 aeres. being Lot 36, Con 8, Base I4ae, Mullett. The farm Es in a good looaticin, being 11 toilet" from fichool, 'hutch, poet office, and Store; the laud Is good soil. in a geed state of cultivation ; ie well wat- ered ; there is a never failing swiss at this batn it is fairly well fenced, and has good windings thereon. There ill also a bearing 'orchard eta was, For partioultte aeply at farm to • WALTER HAIR' Surnmethill, P. 0, Shorthorns for Sale Home thoro-bred Shortfforn Bulls and Helfera,, for sale, from /me So three years old. JAS. SNELL, Hayezi-Barton Farm, Clinton. Horses for Sale. ror Mid, on reasonable terms. 1 general pur- pose mare, 8 Oa old ;1 heavy draft' tolt rising 2; 1 carriage horse, rising 4:1 driving horse. rising 5;1 delving mare, rising 5; 1 aged driving mare, sn foal to idle Deno ; 1 spring colt by Idle Brims. Only teaton for selling -have not enough stable town. GEORGE.or HARVEY DAVIS. Minton. Nov, 20611,1908.• • Teacher. Wanted • ' For school Section No. g, Gederish Te. hold- ing first or secosid claws certificate. Duties tO commenee assn. lest, 1030 Apple (stating galore to ROBERT A. THOMPSON Sec. Hilton road (Taylor'il Corners) or andetith P,O. Dairy Cows tor Sale. The undersigned effete ter oelo twentedour choice dairy cowls. TWelve Oen be Seen at the borne Of Geo, Acheson, 140,1 Con., Goderich Tp ; the other tirelve,ean be seen at the home of Geo. • Holland, liolutereille. Will be hold for cite .11 Credit bo given by furniehillg bankable paper. HOVLAND & ACHESON. • Shorthorns tor Sale 2 good young beheld bed 12 Mont/1861d, tired by .inike of Iliehinend,end bred from /cod etraosprieee to snit the times. Able s quantity of geed• heed holey. Z It WISE Clinton P.C1, kls.rWIhabilladlitt red thitirea be Coes JACOB TAYLOR • ei.tamoN Fire, Life and Accident nsurance Real aatate bought and solo Money to lean • rm.. I, • Office Mime Street, next door to New • Era. •••••••••••••••w • The Myers MusieMethod Ida CI Holmes, - Teacher. The Myers' Music Method, for ners, provides a thorough preCara course in the rudimentsof music. lesions are eonducted 0» Kindergerlieta models, and include practical Plena teaching, making the study pleasant and interesting. Private lemons also givenL andpup prepared for the Coniervatery Alain iteint • Seeley St West: BLACKSMITHS., AND • MACHINE REPAIRERS Suubseribers having formed:a partner. ship, are carrying on busineskin Seeley's old stand, Rattenatury let•• wheat* taw are prepated to txlve ProfePtjPer, ri alit attention to anything in th eir Guaraitteede Seeley St West Blackstniths• Clintont mistaissiesinatit •