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King Edward's visit to the ,sta-
shore at •BrAitonla due Q. an agee-
tionof the throat, which hisrecent
attack of influenza has irritated. *
In the. Britith House of Lords lest
Week Lord lliorley =Wand a plan kg
giving the people of India a greiNtter
10.10.r4 ie. the government of the out.
ern =pito.
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Coedemned by physielane.• '
Unscrupulolle dealere, often PrePare
cent remedies with eatuitica and aelde.
Reese Kith, and insist on riltllaffilt$
Pairdegil Porn Extractor. It's purely
vegetable, safe and' kure. •
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Holtess FOR SALE -OWING TO
•''shortnees of atable room the under.,
signed offer for sale• -4., general pur-
pose mare 8 years old, 1 heavy drat
colt rising 2 years, 1 carriage hors• e
rising 4 years 'A driving horse ris-
ing 5 Years, '3„, driving mare rising
years, 3. aged driving Mare In foal
to Idolbrino, 1 one -year-old colt.
• Terms easy.LGeorge aid Harvey
Clinton.t I 5/
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
',. will be :at Holmes" .Drug Store,
Clinton, on• Fride,y, • August. 28,•
Sept. 25, Oct. I 13, Nov. 20 • and
' Dec. 18. Glasses proper fitted,
. Diseases Of the eye, ear, Se
;throat treated.%
NEW: FIRM
.• OF .CRAIN. •DEALERS'
The undersigned have mimed the
- warehouso. formerly oebOsd by
_ W. G. Perrin and are .3h the
inarket for all kinds of grain for
whisk they will pay ,the higheat;
. possible price: • '
BRAN CORN .AND
SHORTS
' We will ;keep on, band at slur
warehouse a supply ,of Bran, Corn
and .Sherte.-. Grain taken in
change.a
Ford & loLo
Winter Term OtoeniSin.
Arrange now to atfend
the ,famous.
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO,- 01,11.
o Thia, school Stands to -day without a
- superior in the Dominion. Nearly , all
colleges claim to • be the 'Oest • but
'claiming to be -so, Aloes not 'make
them go. Get our Catalogue. 'Read iii
from cover to cover. Seb foe; *.yotia,
self :what this college is doirig and
the advantages it offers. ••
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'• W. .J: ELLIOTT,
• Corner Yonge and Alexander streets,:,
Order' You.r
Coal NOW •
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Place your other for yeur
supply, of ;Coal with the under- -
signed and thus secure the low-
est price and prompt delivery
Office opposite Grand Trunk' '
passenger station. Telephone
connection.
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• ORDER Y'OUlt YEAR'S SUP -
FLY NOW.. THE' BEST - W.
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,.
• •BIIT IF ORDERED' AND ,PAlb
FOR BEFORE Maa'Y 31st, A D1S-
COUNT OF 340 CENTS 'A TO
•WILL BE' ALLOWED. -"'
• Orders left at Davis",fa Rowland's4
will be irremptly 'attended r9k:
01011*.
1776 •SteVeiOdri
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Far ersa-Notioe
Yon can get an kinds of
chopping done at the new .
Double Process Chpppinig
•. Mill .., •
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next doot tto „k01intoa. eleetrie
station. .gatiefattion„gua'ran.:
teed: Give us -a' tlialJaiiii,bri
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Mato* Nonys...Rowoord
uron ounty Ne'
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a here
Mamba 24tb, 1901
or News -Record Readers
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Exeter..
• Dave 'Kirk, a well known charaCter
:about town, ad who lives in Us-
-borne net the Eden church, was the
victim oI an unfortunate accident. I
on Fliday evening when he had one
of his legs broken in two places be-
low the knee,' caused by, falling on the
sidewalk. Kirk was noticed by. sev-
eral 'persons who, thought he was In
a •drunken stupor. He, was assisted
to a sitting position. Ee.ch time be,
would lie down until Rev. A. R. Go-
ing noticed hirn. ..He: saw that the
man besides being intoxicated was in
pain and carried him .into Treble &
•Baker'soffice and sent for the Dr.
who upon examination found the leg
broken in, two. places and had the in-
jured Man taken to his office where
he could properly attend to the frac,
turd! About eleven o'look the Sante
night Chief Bissett and others secur-
edoas.leigh. and 'removed Kirk to his
hraei
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TEACHER 4WA ED,-,ASSIST,ANT
female teache the Bayfield' Public
• school, holdtig a. second class. pro-
fessional eertificate, State exper-
• ience and salary. • Outletto corn-
• menco on the 'Oh of January, 1009.
All applications to In :n eyDec,,
• 23rd, 19084 Address J: W, Tippett,
Secretary, Box 5, hayfield On, 53-8
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tIOUSE TO RENT, CORNER RAG.;
• lan and Priacess, streets. -David
Cantelon. • 40 -
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 31, CON,
7„.„Hullett, thoWe' as the Wallace
farm. j.eo acres, all -'seeded down.
• Good barn, .3458, -wife atone 'foun-•
Oat*, "driving shed,, pig house With
'stone feUndation, and cement floor.
The dwelling house is of frame. Two
acres orchied; ' mostly 'winter fruit,
Mile fram.postoffice, church and
schoor,,, 4 milesfront Clinton. As
the owner is in'the West the, 'farm
...nine;be sold. Tanis easy. For
further', particulars apply. to Mrs. 14
Brownlee, Clinton P. O. ' 47,
FARM FOR SALE. -POR SALE,
the east hall o1 Lot 21; Concession
..-4, L. R. S., Tuciterimith, eontaining
50 acres. The land *Is all.oleared,
%well fenced: and underdrained.', 'Theo:J-
ere !on the 'premises a good bank
harp and , good Stabling, a good
liOpee ,and plenty of water, -one, well
it the house and One at the stable.
For -farther particulars apply on the.
premises; Or address George Brown-
'leo,Seaforth P.O.. 45
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CEMENT FOR. SALE. -I AM•
'a••••aigent for Clinton and district for
the. National Portland Lement Co.,
makers of, the best cement in ..the
market.. This. is ' the only cemeht
a•usedby the corporation of ' Lffintini
' in the constracticin of sidewalks, etc;
• -Mrs. 'r: R. 'Walker- !21
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PIANO AND ofid-AN TUNING AND
• Itepairing:1-The undersigned . : is
• 'prepared to do'. allkinds at piano
•;,ari'd orgat•tunilig and repairing, and
' being a ,:..nian Of prieticar experience
is ' able .. i..3 guarantee aatisfaction.
. orders ' may; be left at W. S. R
...liolmes'',.drug. store.Et...J. il.Q*
• . ao,...Clintee, :
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: Winter,
:January.
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,Term0pens
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•;WIRE) YOUNG:, PEOPLE ,
trained by our arrangement fin' any
th•
oerin ontario. Great dema tor oar
graduates OA )3usin esa College .eachers.
Private Secretaries, Office 'Assistants,
etc. The embodiment of the most Ex., ,
pert Modern:SYstetns known in Busi•-;
noes Science. We .Invite conwarison,
Three Departments. manned by skilled •
•,inStruetors, ' ,, •. • •
' Commer•cial Stenography,
. . • •• Telegraphy ' • . •
1..,p _._,...,:_•
' Mail Courses in all Bbsiness.,vollege .
vid High School subjects; • •
. CLINTON '
BUSINES'S COLLEGE
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QED.. SPOTION,. PlaiNerrara
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Opens
ments • Of.
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• Gerrard
Catalogue
otity
Methods
4are invited
interested
work
Address
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January
the
.COLLEGE,
in
which
W.
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depart:. :
BUS1-
and
Our
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'Staff,
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for it if
of school
success..
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SS
; 4th in all
CENTRAL
tonge,
Toronto:
' our
Equipment,
Results.
to Write
the kind
brings best
SHAW, Pnesiderit:
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Sireets,.
explains
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wintep Term Opens Jan 41h
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CENTRAL / //
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OTBATFORD.- ONT.
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This school is one of the largest
in the province. It is noted for
the thoroughness of iti work and .
the success of its students, "Lime
delialttreentete,
/ COMMERCIAL, StIORTII.V.s1D,
TELEGRAPHY. :
Out graduates are in domatid aw
blisineag College i eathera ae Well
. is kiliee assistants. (14t -our enag-
tillgerit, 'Catalogue, it if free.
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Ell.Ott i . *lull'a
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Henault
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Mrs. Brewerton' of Rochester, for-
merly Miss Jessie McLean,' is visit-
ing her parent's and. other relatives
in this section.
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Nearly all the wells hetWeen Hen -
Sall and Zurich are iaid17-0 gave gone
dry. •" ' .
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Maids Township.
Mrs. D MeCutohian has rerun ed
_borne from Mfleat)3e, Y'ask., otter
?pending the sumaer there.
• Mt. W. J. Seat -•if the 2:4 nna
has returned from a iplerteant arip
through the West.
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Mr. and Airs. Faucet 1 ortlth e
Frobisher, Sash., are her va a viaec
with . relatives end' old (mods. Mrs.
Forsyth is a daugatir of Mr.
Brandon of this towiriltir,
Or, and Mrs, John loorlyth of Fro-
bisher are also here, Mrs. Fot,e.yth
tM. illiam
ivspieconta.uh.er gir.lh.Ood the 7th.
she being daughter 4rW
line,
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An, excellent Saered CAUke3a, was
giyen in Ebenezer Methodist ebureh
recently.
Mr, atulaMrs, WiI1ian Robb are
hack to the 6th line atter A very
pleasant visit with 'relatives in this
.proviiice and in the WeSt. They state
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thatat Frobisher, Sask. where they,
;Visited, there WAS a, very severe hall
storni" early in, August . win& very
seriously damaged the caop and what
made it all the worse It War a rope-
titien of 'theastorm of 1901, ••
feel' • 9
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. The Observer understands that, D,
Bell. Intends to enter an jaction , to
recoter for loss ',sustained by • him
ihrough. fires pet ,out by his neghbets.
Mr. Charles Manns •arrived home
from -Frobisher, Sisk., eak Friday
week, and will speed sonie time witb
relatiyes and •friends here.
Dr. Chesney, whe, is inspecting, for
theatoyernment, was home over Sun-
dag," He has been working: around
Thedford and Forest. . •
Mias Millie Beek left last tveek .to
visit friends' in London .arid
13.r. G. G. F. . Yungblut :handed • over
his 'shoe business to R.' J. Drysdale
on. Tuesday Of last week. The., latter
has been ; making improvements in
the premises.' • • •
While C. A.. McDonnell and Wife
were jin Forest attending the 'funeral
of :the late Dr. Walters, Mrs. Maori-
ne s aunt,iss nu h, o was
living with Dr: Walters, 00... The
deceased was: a..„ sister of Mrs. .Mellis
of Kippen,: and was well known in this
section.: • • • , ' •
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Settforth
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*...1Viiss, Belle Farquharson* has
spent seveial months. it Aprieg Lake; •
allaerta, is home again. '
Mr. Frank Jackson, whose illness
'life mentioned .. in our list issue, has„
arrived home. We are pleased to F.42 e
that he has 'alniost recovered :free;
his • • • •
-Britannia 'Lodge Will attend- divine
Serviee in: St. Thomas' church on
Sunday. evening 'Oext.a.
At the presentation Of diplomas' at
De La Salle' institution, • 'T,Oronte,
Archbishop MeEvay delivered. sante'
Wholesome advice to the young giris•
who .had just graduated. He Sal .in
part You are not all Called ual
to be martyrs; but 'youcan.all make
a success of life.; it:is not necessary
for you to make fools of ' yourselves
on the lecture platform or at con-
ventions. Don't worry, the country
Will still be Safe *after the conven-
tienS are all oyer. Don't forget that
home •ia the woman's hest 'place.
There She can exercise her power for
the• good' of all. Don't be in a hurry
to: get married: Don't ' Marry the
first •fool you meet. Men Will wait
for ° you and. there are lots of them,"
'Repeat it :-"Shiloh'S Ogre will. al-
.
Ways cure my coughs. and Olds."
• .Benmiller
Benson .i,ong spent Sunday :with
his•home here, .
Mrs. 'James Long is improving
slowly. •„.' , • --• • •
Mrs. Charles Waiters his ritt'rfied
home from Michigan where she spent
two months. • •
Charles Oke took a trig to 'e,roato
recently, with a load of• live stock.
Mrs, Sonley (formerly Alms Fannie
Allin) and her little girl, Grace,
halye arrived home from the west
and are guests cf her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Saniuel Aldo.
The meeting .,;)1., the 1...,agae
fall this this aveek.,on thiriatuias Y.,,ve -so
if has been withdrawn' he OE tz, not
iaterfere with he ,Getnaui iat-
larks Tree,
at
Lost Hie Vice Entirely.
. Mr. J. If. Woods of • Point Reck,
Oileida County, X, Y., had a hard ex:
periente. "'A bad, attack of Catarrh
settled' in. my forehead, and the pain
over my eye , was so intense 1
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thought my h ad .. would burst. My
voice, grew hoarse and I coughed
every night, d through the, winter
could scarcely shelik. My voice was
gone: TWO ilbetors didn't, help ine
at all. 'The nett doctor ordered Ca-
tarrhozolie. It mired me and now
many others here use it also. My
doctor says•he doeSn't know anything
so ,good, for catarrh .and • Throat
Troulilea4 Catarrhozene, Use it to -
da', you're better tolnorrow, M.
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OltiNCIPALS , whom*.• ' /
Our Winter It �. K.
I ,At Guelph the other di W 11 , what we lose Perha. awe Old have
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Hoyle, M. P. P,, urged a change from "delayed its, going by calling it 0,
the name "Winter Fair to "Christ- Christmas Carnival, thus giving the
mas Fair," his reason being that the idea of good cheer instead of tending
present makes one shiver itl c ld li•v the ithose
cold, while the latter names indicates , who have no /Vine worth speaking of,
good cheer* His suggestion is belag li but we didn't try the experiment,
considered by the Association., 1We sacrificed the Winter Carnival , to
..Our advice ts-Doe't do it. .. • the dreadful fear of the critic's' that a
• • Winter Carnival would Spoil our sum -
We have winter in this countrY and mer resorts.'
winter is the name given to it, We As a Winter Fair, the Guelph Show
might call it summer, . but we weilid is a SUCCOSS. It dritV$ I° many to
still have to wear out furs end o,ver- the Royal City that there is corn -
coats. • If we could! elinnge the nature
of ,the thing by changing the . name, plaint of lack of accommodation. It
couldn't have been a greater success
there would be . some reason for mak. .11 Called ri Christmas or St, Pat-
ing a thange, although, for our part rick's or Twelfth of July show. And
the weather we get in, winter is all it is just when it has reached this
right. The frost makes, the ears tin-
gle,. but the winds sweep . the cob- sublimity ,of perfection that a propos-
al comes to ehange the name.
Well, out of the brain. We like to
complain about the weather, but In Don,'t do it, . gentlemen. Winter
• would raise .winter juat the same if it Fair" is all right, It has made good,
It is not a misnomer. The Fail! takes
.should fail to turn up regularly once Place in. winter -a Gnelph. winter, at
a _year. 11 's the sort of cold they that_a cold, crisp, nipplig, eager
have in the Northwest, but what's air, you ow hear the. sleighs -creak_
• the ieof having ' it geld if you: acin't ing a mile away ; icicles hang lest -
•• ReMernbei the dk.te of S. L, Taube's
visit to Clinten and if there is any-
thing whatever wrong with your eye,
sight;; make it a point to consult him
at • Nbirriandie Hetel, Thursday,
Jan, 7th. • *••
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Dungannon.
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A few frora Dungannon attended the
meeting. held at Nilerecently, in the
interests Of: the laymen's missionary;
movenient. Rev, W. A. °Smith gave
an address. , •
Miss Richards, milliner' here. for two
seasons, has returned to her 'home, 'at
St. Mary's for the holidays.
Mra, Mountain, 'whohas/or
sew time, is not progressing ,as her -
many friends would wish,
'Dungannon needs a railway and
wants a branch of the • C. P, R. We.
don't care so much where it comee&?
fioin to long. as we get connection.hy
rail with the outside world.
A Christmas Tree 'entertainment in
cOnneetion with 'St. Paul's, fieriday
school Was held on Friday eecning
last. The progtam •was , all that
wag' promised and was eXcellent in
every respect; •• .
Qa Wednesday evening ofthis week
the Presbyterians have their Tree
and entertainment which promisee to
be 'a Very pleaeittat affair. All,. are
looking forward to 1:;,i . • •
On Christmas nigh T tlie Methodist
Sunday school will gye• an enter
taininent in the Agricultiiral hall,
much a e OSP they su er as
year. What is needed the west is'
__Repeat it :-".Shiloh?s dute.will wheat, which, 'while Opening a fort-
. ,_ I will stil4. maintain the hith milling
. It Might as well be not at belled from Guelph whiskers, but
all as be and not be felt. , boys ,apd girls are skating and ..playa.
Some years ago we Used to have .nig hockey, urchins are coasting down
Winter Carnivals in Canada. Then the hill, men 111 Tam o' shanters are
it was bad for Canada. bepause . shouting "Sootier up" in the rink,
some 'supersensitive creatures thought bells jingle merrilyall the while, and
it advertised our cold weather- our the natives are , almost int0Xleaterl
snow and ice, .And so the Winter Cara- . with the very 'joy of living. 'Ashamed
:ival went out of business a victim to, of our winter ? ,Bah ! ..you ought to
the fool idea that we must • pretend to be ashamed of yourself, Mr. Hoyle, -
be What 'vve are not and to have not Kincardine Review.
Of Idieee qierillueekle b ur Ipl..d that
have been Oigliesi le
te fleht tsr you *Omit the disuse
ger** that eerietantlY sowlaneer your
heel*. Timm oorpussiss are mode ,
heathy and !tree* by the • use. of
Hoetre Sarsapari I le.
This medicine effects BO ilkoriderfral
cures, not simply becsame• it contains
sarsaparilla but because it combines
the utmost remedial valuel of more
than 110 different ingradients, eseu
.grently etrengthened and enriched by
nos pesunar sombinauon. There iv
no real substitutefor it. It urged to
buy any preparation Nati to be "just
as good" you may be sure it la
In-
ferior, costs iese to make, and yIeldl
the dealer
al41.7; (tir
Ge today 9 gest. Pre,.
Pared *WY by C. T good Co, Lowell.
a.
11:Miss, U. 0. 44
Hon. W. J. Hanna was the guest Or
honor at the banquet of Queen's Med-
ical School, Kingston:
• Peculiar Weakness of Women.
Many women suffer 'Intel(' torture.
from nervous debility arisiag, front
disorders of the lemiaine organs.
• Day by day they grow worse 1t falge•
sense of =abatis prerents them usiag
' a good .reniedr-like Ferrozone,-and it
,would cute' them. Lest nerve force is
brought back --new vitila • oneggy • is
supplied -irregularities disappear. Fora
ropne does restore wealcarale • •
For those who suffer and tind werk. ,
hard to bear nothing supPlies tlie
health and 'vitality that -Ferr..0.0.1e so"
'aOaata
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drs•
,sueraeller.brings. 4.11a.rarateed free trentlcohol and sure to cure,
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HAVE THE .SAMPSON,BRAND
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To Circumvent the Frost
If the .expectations f Dr. C: E.
Saunders, eerealist o the Central
Experimental Farm,' ttawa, ; are re-
alized the farmer of • this country
,will in, a few ars have an early -
ripening wheat, which .will be of in-
calculable ' advantage, particularly to
the West. In an address .at Toronto
recently, Dr Saunders said that be-
fore ten ;years have elapsed he , ex-
1.pecta ter,' have some new. varieties.' of
wheat that in essential respects are
bettor than the old ones, and: e, is
confident he . can get • them • to :ripen
two weeks -earlier than the present
, wheat ,cultivated in .thewest.
I With the • introduction of such a -
wheat Western Canada will -have
erporne the one great drawback from
which it seders as an agricultural
country -the liability to early frosts
Had there beetle Sown a, wfieit SU&
as Dr. Saunders hopes for, Saskateh-
ewan farmers would have• been Saved
f 'th 1 d ed. 1 t
tudes 'of India,, where two crops •a
• year are grown and the graittripens
early. .One variety the doetor • has
• will mature in 79 days, and he hopes•
l'that within,' the next deeade to have
• some of his newest and best varities
in use ' • •
1• The prairies of Western Canada offer;
the best wheat -raising soil int:the-
woild and the men who. are engaged
_
in the great agricultural industry in
that Part Of the Dominion will watch
with epecial interest the 'progress of
the experiments Which are now being.
made, and the success of •.,vhich will
'Mean milli -one' dallhai than an-
nually:
ways cure coeghs and collo '' !night earlier than, any , now ,knoWn, •
----•' •• .iqualities. which -line_ given • .Weetere.
.' • . Canada's cereal the •-spleinitst reputa
Gr
. •:.. gy Township. / . . , tion. it now en.i00-...th6- World over-. -. ,•
Mrs. Duncan Macdonald of Kinc..a.rda, '
/ t Dr..., Saunders'. aim is to obtain a
Wheat
hie has been visiting her, sister, .Mrs: ies tpossessing,411 the good qUalita
! of the best Maultobea wheat; With
Job iusg.. • . : . . . i ,
snerter period
Mr, Duneah Taylor a ' of growth,which
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has sold his dee farm. to Mr.' Law- .
9f the'13;(1 'eon. 'mould eliminate' the danger .ot. the.
rence Wheeler for .36;000. , . iweitern.:crop from early frosts:' The,
A contract for 'gravelling 524 yards ,i only trouble, he says; is that. the .ex-
,•• , penmental work inight not be 'taken
'n the sideroad leading to McNaught
C, P. R: sta.tion. will ' be let this ; up on a sufdciently broad basis., He
week. , . . . .. ., . .,lhas secured fOr the purpose- of. cross -
the son, of Mr, ' Alfred Ward, aged 'I' wheat from Siberia, and of Ittliues•sel:r-
There. passed away on the.- 4th. inst.. breeding. seine verities of . n
. ' eals from the higher and lower alti-
sig. years and one month. The funer-
al 'took place to Elma cemetery. :.
On. the 5th inst. tVilliam Turnbull . • • " . •
This CoMbinatioe Always. Wins..
died la kineardine, For two years . . • , . . .
he was a seWere ' Sufferer. He was How often we hear of people who
horn. in Ayr ini 108 And...served • • an have had an - aching joiet or mopele.:
apprenticeship to the • • carpentering, for yeara. No . more speedy' remedy
business and Moved to Huron tewn- can be ;adopted than .tortib. on . Ner-
viline- and. then . agely a Nertiline
Porous Piaster. At once the.mueeles
begin to resume their wonted.. - vigor
and. flexibility. Inflammatory' syrop•-•
tons..arid pain ,: dihappear. ,Nerviline
Why • should the municipal elections. Plasters can be - -worn . by the .most
of Ontario bb held at 'One of the, most delicate child Or aged person, They
inconvenient seasons of the year4sks are invaluable AS thousands .- have
the • Hamilten Herald,. Our, municipal ptoved, Used *along with Nerviline
campaigns, cohtinues that "jeurnal, they are guaranteed • . to permanently
are conducted -in the °Iaitfew vkeelts' drive out any •Muscular. ache, pain
of the year, .a time when MristmaS or stiffness. Try these- rernedies, and
and New Tear's, . activities make it judge,for yourself. • 26eat all dealer
bird' for many citizens to deVote or N. C. „Poison",,k . Co, Kingston,
much ,thought or Work' to civic dulies. Ont.' • ' '• ' "
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Ontario is alone among the proviricais I
in adherence to this ancient -folly.. flu'
Ottawa Journal' points out that . in I, Are your • 'glasses right ?, Vision
Quebec the Municipal elections are changes as all things do, Consult $.:
held on the third Monday in. rruesth:II Thursday., Jan, 7th
J.antiarY/1, Taube at Normandie Hotel. on
New Brunswick an the last -
in Octolser ; Nova Scotia on the third - ---- --- *
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ship about ,twenty, years ago. •
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A Change Should Be Made.
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Tuesday ie. November ;• Manitoba on •
the first Tuesday in December, -fa •
How to eettre Farm Help
British' COlurabia, on dates fixed by , . •
§,.
the different namicipalities, and in as ,usual, the Salvation Army wilt
Saskatchewan and ,- 'Alberta on the be in a position to introduce" farm
second Monday In Decergber, help tofarmers throughout the court,.
, try during the doming spring. All
i indieations point to a revival
.Leas Cows this Year, 1#adt" and there is 0, probability that
. ,. . farm help will be scarce. The Army
Perhaps the most noticeable fatme authorities are constantly_ in emu -
of the crop report issued by, the Ont- niunicatiOn with new comers and
ario Department of Agriculture is the others in •the calintry, who aro desira
reduction in the ; number of ranch oua of locatieg on farina from time*
ems and cattle generally in the pro- to trinie,, and will be glad to introduce
• There were in 1908, .
vines these people to farmers needing help
. ... ' -
1,113,374 mtleh it is .not the purpose of the Army,
cows in Ontario, as compared with however, to encouage the inntigra-
1,8152,871 ,,in 1007, a falling oft -"of tion af farm help to Canada during
nearly 44,000. Other cattle decreased thecoming season, unless the condi.
from 1,774,195 'to 1,711,485 in the Cons warrant such a policy. There -
same period. At the same time there • fore, farmers who are likely to te-
was an increase in the total numhbr quire help, lire advised to eummuul-
of live stock owned in the province. sate promptly With Lieut. -Colonel
, ..... ... - .4,0,.....4*.....1.. Thomas Howell, ifarneS and Albert
Streets, Toronto, Ontatto. Amin -
The first Grand Trunk Paeitic train cation Forms mid all other informa-
l:as erossed tiattle River brikige be. tion Will hi selplieiLtteely on appli-
tween Vdmontori and Saskatoon, cation' to the Above address,
1.
• of Cement for sale, in large and
small quantities. 'There is no bet.
ter make of °emelt on the marke(.
Office opposite "!:G T, R. passenger
station. Telephone connection, or
• orders may be left at Harland Bros.
hardware store. if more convenient.
' JAMES HAMILTON,. CLINTON.
NEW MEAT MART. -HAVING
chased the butchering business •car-
•. ried on for some' time hy the
Colclough o s94 , we respectfullyt
$01iCit a share of the .patronage of
the public which we hope to 'merit
by keeping/the hest of meats and
at.'reasen ble Prices. • Give us a
0,11. Our shop is next to The Newsw
Recanal Office. -T. T. & Bert Murphy .
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CRESOLEN ANTISEPTIC-
TABLETS
Asimple and effective'remCdy for'
tORE"TfiROAtS AND "IcOOltisa
•
They combinethe germicidal valUe of Cresoleno,
Vtlithosoothing properties of slimiery On and lino-
• ru;e: .Your• druggist or from us Mc in stamps.
• ' ' LaInptc! limas l,linited, Agehti, Montreal.:
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.Jacobs' Goillg;out=0
Business Sale
To buy the"very newest Christmas Novelties
at sale prices
•In Necktie,
Searfs,.i.n 'all, the ,neweat shapes .
Handkerchiefs, all kinds t silk and
4inen
G -loves
.c)
• Braces, Armlets and i-Aose Rapport-
ers rn sets
'Fancy Vests,
Knitted Vests, .
4IVoo1 Sweaters
Shirts, Collar! and CufI4,
• In fact everything in men's wearing
apparel.
c,.
Fleece Lined 50e 'Underwear for 40c r.
All kinds of wool underwear at
reclikoed Prices.
JACOBS
CLINTON,