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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1909-09-09, Page 2AfrOA.A.A.A•MPAAA••••••.••••A•Aio.A•0•11ri • The New Era The elinton New Om publiehed:everyThureciay at *ANEW Beta PrintingHOulie. .1160,0 MEM . •Fee, Terlee of subacription--$1 Per. Year fl advance: 01.50 may be Charged if leet eo a1d,Zito Paper diseontineed nem all avrears are paid, uialess at the 'elation of the publisher, The date te whichevery subscription is paid is de- voted on the label. ..e4vertieing retee.-e-Transient advere tiimmente, 10 cents per 11011131ml. line e'er amt. 'insertion and 3 cents per line fax each 'enbsequent insertion, Small • advertisements not to eXceeel one mob nob as o'Lost" "Strayed," "Stolen," te, Inserted moo for 35 cents, or one neentliforill.Cheinniunicatiens intended elbrpublica,tion meet, as a guarantee of good faith, be itcconepamed by the tome of he writer, • To insure publication in current issue copy of advertisements should be sent in early. „Cleettract rates - The tollowingte,ble Wive our ratee for specified Perin& and space, 1 yr, Ono. 0roo. 1X00 Column 37500 340 00 325 00 $10 00 Ocilumn 40 00 25 00 1500 600 intlunan 25 00 15 00 800 3�) Column 18 00 10 00 550 200 flzfflh 6 00,1 3 50 200 00 Contract display advertising 10eper inch, per issue, .W. It ZERO. . - -Mr! weinnerets CLINTON NEW ERA (MANTON. ONT., sEPr: 9. I900. - WORDS OF ',Irmo* Only veneer virtues fear bad weatle er. A just complaint is an accommoda- tion. Things are without what they are within. The ecclesiestical Voss is the enemy's best man. .A. little warm cheer does more than a lot of cold cash. Pith in 9:0(1 i ething •vvithout fel- lowship with men. The moit einetee life is the one that thillkd Only of itself. , Ile who is not rich having nothing will not be rich having all. Many a good deed has died in inten- tion for lack of a little appreciation. The man •who brags of beingspeedy doesn't figure on the grade he is on. Large ideas of spirituality cannot take the place of definite ideas of right. To Make a child profess a MOWS re- ligion is to put him to school to hypo - miser. He who has many thoughts to hide never has any that men areglad to cir- culate. • No flower strikes root more readily or blooms with greater blessing than kindness. Too many giving the poor crusts on the street are stealing their bread in the alley. The only man whore poverty can crush is he who lacks •the riches o, character. Many a man thinks that the impor- tant thing is the sizeof the aim instead of its height. When a man tells the truth about himself he is anxious for some one to call him a liar. It is a good thing to have ideals, but they wont do mach good if yon let them get dUsty. Lots of people never lock the door on a temptation uneil they get iteafelye inside the house. When your character is gold you will not need any coinage stamp to to make it current. Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly loosen when using Dr. Sheep Rem- edy. And it is so thoroughly harm • less, that Dr. Shoop tells mothers to use nothing else, even for very young babies. The wholesome green leaves and tender stems of a lung healing mountainous shrub give the curative properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Rem- edy. It calms the cough, and heals the 'sensitive bronchial membrane& No opium, no chloroform, nothing - harsh used to injure or suppress. De- mand Dr. Shoop's. Accept no other. Sold by all dealers. ARE you going to take in the Tor- onto Fair ? A matinee is being held at Blyth race track to -day. Reports say there is an excellent drop of pears this year. THE Manitoba Free Press latest estimate of the wheat crop ofthe three Prairie Provinces is 118,270,000 leashele PROSPECTS are good for a busy fall and winter inelocal factories. Nearly • all of them are now working full time Tag public school. opened in tovvns on Wednesday and some of the young folks think that the holidays ha.ve been too short. le you have a good heivy horse you are not in need of. or a light driver, now is the time to dispose of them as horses are selling at a good figure. THE local merchante have been ad- vised of a further advance in rubber goods of 10 per cent. The price of this commodity has gone up a lot in recent years, - okeveedieVvevviovcovrioeleveSook BABY% GREA.T DATATORR OCRING NOT WEATHER --- Mora child.ren die during the hot weather than at any other time of the year. Dierrtmea,tly- sentery, cbolera infantrun. and, stomach troubles come without warning, and when a medicine is not at hand to give prompt re- lief, the delay may prove fatal to the ebild. Deby'e Own Tab- lets should be kept in every home where there are children during the hut weather month% elm oc. oilstone' time of the Tablets will prevent deadly summer corn - plaints. or cure them if they COMO unexpectedly. Mrs. 0 Koreans St Tite, Que, says: I *My baby euf- fared fr,om, a severe attack of cbolera infantum, but after give ing hint Delay's Own 'Tablets the Itrouble eisFippeared and he re - lePaleitgT1'; mail at gayinmeeddlirithd 1 at 2.53 A box from The Dr, *Win liabsie, Medicine Oce. Brockville. toVelVAAANYVeNVOA0,00940~OW Ontario's Parlilament Rouse • Partly Destroyed by Fire Damaged by Fre6 The Library -two storeye. Unoceupied rooms in fourth storeys Registrar -Generale: offices. :email of Labor office, 1)ainage4 by Water •"obird floor J. 00I• Elendrie's rood. 'Col. Glackmeyer's mean. • Hon, Adam Beck's room. Hon, 1. B. Lucas' room. Regietrar Generel s ofdces. • Ineneetor of 'nommen offices, • The Flousekeeper's quarters. Di. Preston's room. Provincial Health Department, ttvo rooms. , . Second Floor. • Librarian's private, office, untario Railway Board, five rooms. • Members' dining room and kitchen.' Members' reading room and smoking room. • Crown Lands Department, two offic- • es. • Col. Delamere's office. Grouril 'Amy . Private %i -IS Committee room. .;1,4003, Committee room. •Opeaker's chambers. • King's Printer's quarters. Mr, Sydere's office. • IA* Clerk's quarters, . Statutes . Revision Commission's TOMS. Provincial Archivist. . It's a pity when sick ones drug the stomach or stimulate the Heart and Kidneys. •That is all wrong! A weak Stomacb,meaus weak Stornachnerves, always. And this is also true of the Heart and Kidneys. . -The weak nerves are instead crying out for help. This explains whyDr. Shoop's Restorative is promply helping Stomaeh, Heart and Kidney ailments. The Restorative reaches outlor the actual cause of these ailments -the falling "inside nerves.' Anyway test the Restorative 48 hours. It won't cnre so• soon • as that, but you will surely know that belpas coining. Sold by all dealers. The Couliz of COnSliMption Your, doctor wil tell you that resh air and good focid are he real cures for consumption. But often the cough is very hard. Menet, we stiggestihst you ask your doctor about your taking Ayer't Cherry .Pectoral. It controls the tick- ling, quiets the cough. WO pabitah ewe terlinle. ' tainunals alcohol reeneavnaeratue• FS' Wileel-447" eau. groom 4fle or Act's Fill* Sibodtiatorill cause Inentaied flow�f elle, iitid netatiVie iitost tilsky Local and General attbillten ' Mrs Nieholte111 el!„ and litre ast,• Mutela are in Toronto W T Riddell, The Baptist Ladies Aid beide, kwn mond on Wednesday evening at the limns of Mrs. A. Asquith. DEATH - Oitizene in this vicinity generally were surprised on Wednes- day to helix of the stidden death of Mr Marshall, the day tafore he was 430 wra street and though failing for some time, appeared to be as well as usual. He took sick during the night,witli ob- struction in the throat, and died. be- tween 7 and 8 on Wednesday morning Deceased has lived, in A.nburri for about fourteen years. and, has been a well known figure on our streete. His wire died five years ago, Mrs Martha Mucking being the present house keeper. He was a staunch English Methodist. Meteorological Report for • August 1909. The highest neaxiinurn temperature was 90 o on the 25th. The lowest min- naum, temperature. was 400 on the 301h. The highest range Was 27° on . the 21st; 24th and 30th and the lowest •range ' was 110 ontbe 17th. The .-means for the. month are rnaxirnun, 70.8.0, minimum. 55:500 and. range 21 30 0, 7 he • total rainfall was 1.71 inches. Thunder shoevevs occurred ,on the 4th, 16th; and 28th. Pastures continue good. kali wheat seeding was begun during th,e last week, of the month. , • • , • A clever, popular Candy Cold Ours Tablet -called Preventics-eis being dispensed by druggists ..everywhere. Ip a few hours. Preventics are said to break any cold -completely. .And Preyeittics, being so safe and tooth- some, are very fine for children, No Quinine, no laxative:nothing harsh or sickening. Box of 48-25c. Sold by. all dealer. SCHOOL Reee11-Tiehre following is the August monthly report of 8,5 No 14, Stanley, names -are in order of merit -Sr 5-G Stephenson, R - Mc - Beath. 'Jr 5-0 Mel3eath, R Dinsdale A Petrie; Si 4-110 Keh1,11 A Fisher Rathwell, Sr 3-4, Hood. M P.ar- sons, W Melleaile, Jr 3-J 'Collins...A MeMurtrie, 51 Hood, Seeond-Anna Fisher, Grace Ross, W' 0 Johnston. First Part -It Cooper, W Parsons, B Collins.The beet spellers in the monthly• spellings were e5th-Oda Mc - Beath. 4th -a Kehl. Sr. 3-A Hood' Jr 3-N Hood. decond-A Fieher. . Mr and Mr e Beaoh of New York are. Spending their vacation t with that jaklyo neother, Mrs P Dayman. ' Among these who nent West en thellarvesters 626111'140U from Klippen Johnston and Mies X( 4.0hilean3/. wore: -B Logan, 0 jeeps, S Pelee, A Last Saturday Mr and Mt; tticlute.4 Hawkins and son 'Albert of Le Mars: Iowa, accompanied by his mother Mrs llawkine and sister 141iss Hawkins of Exeter, visited at the honae of .01r W Et Joimetelle Mr Hawkins left the towheleip of Hey. twenty VAN ngo an are la acre and 820 acres in Dakota bowhe cisal el tit aas Is " the °".d.i. a 480 acres of land in .olaintances in Ontario is spring. The many ttahrriiees Iowa Tr`etb. $125 au 'to hear of his success. j„,(11'.. Thursday- evening last in the 'Zaethodist church;Kippen,Mr and Mrs Thos McOlymont were taken by sur- prise when after the prayer meeting was Concluded they were called to the front where Mrs It Ivison read the following address and Mr 3 B Dinsdale • made the presentation: To Mr and Mrs Thos McOlyniont. • Dear friends- Having heard With deep regret that you purpose leaving our villagefor a new.home in Louden we your fellow menebers and associate in the church take this opportunity cif telling you hew. much we shall miss you when you leave us. Jeering your forey-two y eats residence in eur village your industrious lives youe • unfailing Courtesy to all, your many kind and neighborly actions and your ' zeal in church and teruperance work have endeared you to all •especially in the Methodist Church where you have been constaut attendants and faithful members and workers you will be greatly. rolssed. The ' Bible Class do • not know how tegive a &ciliate •ex- pression to their feelings inlosing two such faithful members and the Official. Board of out church will greatly miss Mr Manymont's help and counsel Our enly comfort is that whates 'eur loss will be London's mein.' As a slighttoken of our esteem we request you to accept this purse which is affec- tions.tely offered and we trust that in your new home God's •blessing rest .on yeu both and that, you • ay long be spared for useful work in''the Forest, City. . •Signed mi behalf:Of the Kippen Meth- odist church. Mrs W 3 Jones, Mrs •f•I MoConelle•Mrs H Ivieane Mrs W 11 Johneton. • ' • Mr McOlyincint ilea neat and tenching speech thanked all.those wheland been concerned in giving. this token of friendshipeo him and his estima,ble partner, Other addresses were given by Rev J Bart, Mrs lyison; 3 B Dins- ihtle,f1 Ivison, A. Buchanan and others alltestifying to the esteem felt fOr Mr and Mrs McCilymont and eipressing regret that they were about to lea.ve, though all were glad that Mr MeCly- mone was getting s, good position in London,. much easier than blacksmith eng. For 42 Years he has carried on. that business here and as a horse - sheer he bas had few equals. After this pelt �f the programme Was over an excellent luncheon was served and a most enjoyable time spent. • After the age Of 80 people find that their strengthes not 'what it ased to be, and they fregaently stiffer from sudden 'exhaustion, and Weak •heart action. 'To all such We. recommend the invigorating tonic rerrovim, con posed of fresh beef. Citrate of hop and pure old Spanish Sherry Wine. Nothing could be more beneficial in such cases. $1.00 sebottle. - THE White Dyke Band were at Au. burn on Wednesday evening assisting nt the Baptist churoh lawn socia Miller's( Contemn& Iron Pills, only 25 cents for 50 doses. Sold be W 5 R Hohnes, • rg•Otatairis sun* 4,410••••• PON iORD RERESFORD - I • ; A SKETCH IN BRIEF ; I Reached Quebec kug. 27i Z i1840,• I Born in Ireland, February 104 Son of Fourth Marquis of Ws- • terford. t Cori1nnanded 11. M. S, Condor ' 4 in bombardment of Alexandria Iin 1882, Special mentioned for beaver -,r. . * APpointed Goverrior of Alex- andria. • • ' Served 1E84 6 on Lord Weise - i 2 ley's staff in Nile expedition. i . Cenninanded naval brigade in le i battles ofAbu Klett, Abu Kro, v X and Meteminele 1 Rescued. Sir Charles Wilson's . party in Saila, and was commen- ded for gallantry by both houses iof ' ()?oaianrelnmmnednetr' of Naval reserve in Chatham, 18934 IAppointed second-ixecommand • 18 of Britieh Mediterranean fleet, 90. . Accompanied Piloos af- Wales (now King 1?,dwarct -V11,) to In- odia, 1876-0. ' ' i Was naval aide-de-cemp to Queen Vitoria and junior Lord of i Admiralty, - Member of Parliament forWa- Iterfortl, East Marylebone, Yak and Woolwich, IIlata received three medals for saying life at sea under trying circumstances. aas done much to promote op- 1 Ieneloor policy in. China, vatting China as representative of. A,seociated Chambers of, (Tenn Iname of Great BrItaan. I -Has written "Life of Nelson , ' and Hie Times,' "The Breakup ±' 1 of China," and other books. - Commander of . the Channel I i fleetarom which he retired early this year, Mule a G. a V. O. 1000 and K. C. R. 1003.. Is also a D. C. L. Married in 1818 Minaidedighter ot late Richard Gardner, Beg., M X**4+14444, qt++++ i4.04 4 II' ORT$ '.44444444404444+++11 Teeewater (tete/Oen Bletie in the lat- ter town Monday evening at Baseball by a score of 5.7. Mitchell defeated Goderich at Mitch- ell on Wednesday in a game of base- ball io the Perth and Huron, League by a licore of 9 ton The Exeter Y. M. 00 A, will bold Athletie epode on tbe'. Agricultural Grounds ma Labor Day, when a good prevent of sports vvill be pulled off. 4. semi-final game in the Ontario championship was played in Brussels last Friday night between Green Riv- er and the home team. Tlae first gdal was scored by the localteara at the be- ginning of the second half, and no more goals were scored until time was called, leaving the game a, tie on the rpund. The teams agreed to play ten ininetes to break the tie, resetting in a dieputed goal being scored by Green River, the ball haying touched an out- sider before being scored, This goalbes been protested. Thereferee wasIlrown Jackson, of, Seaforth. Drive Rheumatism out of the blood with Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy and see how quickly pain wile depart, Itub-ons never did reach the real dis- ease, Rheumatism isn't in the skin. It's • deep down -it s constitutional, Getting rid of the pahe, is after all, what counts, That is why Dr. Shoop'e RheuraatieRemedy goes, by word of mouth from one to another, And herein lies the popularity of this Rem- edy. It is winning defenders every. dereealegTe.ablets or, Liquid, Sold by all. • . .S1RARCt1eRs FOR PoLes What They Tell oTheliteporter, I've not a scone for you our club's going to give apicnic:. • Iron want to go easy on that; Pea ti friend of your boss, Who writes the itenes.for 'you after you bring alone ire? If 1 was you I'd 'be going to some show ever y night. I don't see how you can -make up so many lies: Be sere and send back this photo; It's the only one.of mei have. Pat in your paper that I've' gone to New York. 1 anet going, but I want a certain girl to see it. • Say, get me a pass to the ball -game will you? Pm going to aurope this swankier. Would' your paper pay expenses if was to send lettere every now and then telling Out my trip?" I Wish you'd" nue a knoek in your paper about a fellow 2knint• • Don't you have to ..ttle the way your editor 4iloesP 11 you print anything about this Ill quit taking ,your elteet. Vett Wont ite binappotnted if you get the getenhe "D & Le' Menthol Plasters for stiffness, backache, etc, Successful remedies are imitated, look out for the original 'D & made by Davis & Lawrence Co. It is recorded that a certain Hiber- nian upon being asked how his father was getting along replied, the pater being a shoemaker: out& mon is still pegging away at the Wrath iv life preparing his sowl fur th mar -r -ch through eternity, But di.' thread lv Mot tame life won't lasht long'. fur it dobe entettle• teWeed an end nOW. An' Waldo th' wound he rayeelved the be heeled. • §aijure, °ten attended by Mill:Age disaster, nes heretofore marked all attempts to realize the dream of cent- uries -the discovery of the liorth,.Pole, Insmodein tinies the illfated expedi- lion led by Sir John Franklin, the expeditions of the Duke of the Abruzzi and those of Oommander Robert Ed- win Peary, 17..8. N., were the most noteworthy. Peary, Who started from Sydney, Cape Breton, 10 July, 1908,on a clash for the Pole, is no tyro at the game, for in 1900 he readied a point 200.30 statute miles from it, which _up to that time was a record. Dr. Cook,who bus obtained the suc- cess sought by so many, accbmpanied Peary en one of. that gallant sailor's former expeditions. J. Be Bradley, of New Y orkea roan of immense. wealth anithimself a famous hunter, financed the Oook expedition, and from its in- ception has lbeen confident of success. How long will the SouthPele remain undiscovered ? Antarctic expeditions have been eptite numerous. Though they have neves attracted the popular attention of those toward the North Pole, the trials of those undertaking them have been in most cases intire severe. To the expedition led bY Lieut. Ernest F. Sbackleton, who witii- in the past few weeks returned to his hoeneen Englend, 'belongs thenonor of reaehing "the farthest south," a __ tance of 11 miles from the' Pole. Shackleton accompanied an earlier British expedition under iCaptain R. F. Scott. S'vvedieheGerrnan and Bel- gion expeditions, and et distinetively Scottish expedition, have also accomp- lished leech in Antartic explorations.. DOCTO R. S say consumption Can be cured. Nature alone won't do it, it needs help.. SCOTT'S EMULSION i* the best help, but it* use must be cmitinued in sun,* mer as well as 'winter, Take it in Llittle cold milk Or water GetesteenboMe now. All Drunible 7, E. STANOAq0 OF THE GI:flur:BTrunk 11411waY System Railway Time Table London, urma and Bruce, o Passenger London, depart 8.30 a m 4,50 p ni Centralia, 9.40 0,43 • Exeter. *v. ••••(4••••• 9.53 5.54 Hensel' 10,08 0.05 Kippen . 10.16 all Brucefield . . . 10.30 6.19 Clinton . 11.05 '0,35 Londeeboro.., 11.18 652 Blyth. • 11,27 7.00 Beigrave 11,40 4,13 Winsgehuatm, arrive. . 11.50 • 7.35 South . " Passenger Winghane, deeart.. 0,43a m 3,33pm Belgra,ve 6 5.4 3,44 Myth )ff1,08 . 3.56 Lendesboro.... , '7,10 4.04. Olinton........, 7 50 423 Brumfield .... 8.19 4,39 Kippene 8.23 4.47 , Heiman!, 8,32 . 4,52 Exeter.. 8.48 5.05 Centralia ROO 5.15 London! arriVe.,. 10 00 6.10 Buffalo and leoderieh . West - ta pinrim Paspeuger ap-rn §,tfdtt0a II; t :19.1....iiV4420 no 5;ofi. 10,47 -10,45 1.10 '6.18 11,12 Clinton • 11.07 1.25 0.40 11.28 Holreesdlle 11.16 1.33 64011.38 Godericii11-35 .1.50 7.05 11,55 East• . , Panctigee 1/1. 111 I) •7.10 2.40 4.50 Holinetaville 7.28 2,57 5.00 Clinton -735 307 ' 5.15 Seatorth .....,7.52 3.25 5,32 Mitchell 8.10 348 • 5,55 Stratforu ' 8.40 4.15 Gal What The Sandwich Was For. .A stately old professor was ap- en:maned by a young stuclent one day in one of the western colleges. Try- ing hard to -keep back a smile, the young man asked: • Professor.you say yoti are an expert at solving:riddles, dont you? I claim that I an, ray boy. • VVell then can you tell me why a rnan who bus not seen ' London on a foggy day are like a ham sandwich? • The professor studied for along time Venturing several answers, which proved to be wrong. Einally, at his wits endle said, I give it up. Give it up, repeated the peofessor. Why, was the reply, one bas seen the mist and the other has missed the .scene. • • Hoe ha Catch on? Of course, I do, yen lunatie! But what has the sandwich to do with it? • After the youngster had recovered from a spell of laughter, he chucked: Oh, that's what you bite on. -The Circle. William Hendrieet hotelk-eeper, near Sarnia,died from wounds heel* throat thought to have been inflicted by Inna- te% inthough.be denied any .know- ledge of•the cause of the injuries be- fore he died. . , tEnglisir'An I lages-;W:thout- Chercries., . . England cannot be saidto. be lack- ' ing in ehurehee, and yet there are re- ' mote.'distriets that are sometimes put ' tostrange devices for want. of one. - In the tiny 'village of East Herndon; in Essex; which possesses a railway station, but no aerate service.is held every Sunday evening .in the .station waiting-roone , The congregation =i- slets of the railway men and the peo- ple of -the sparsely -inhabited neighbor- hood, which only. needs a railway 'sta- . don i because it s .able tes send mint to that devouring London, which must seem to be a very incomprehensible place ice the simple villagers. DE SURE AND $EE THE TRADE MARE: 4110' . Maple Leaf" +++-+-+++++++. l'Are:A. &imam + Meek Point, N.8. "WEAK BACK write:nu-For years rOR ARS. . I was troubled + with weak back.' • ++++++++++ Oftentimes" Wive • leid -in bed for clays, being eearcelY able to turn my'self and I have also been a, greet sufferer while trying to perform my bousehold dune, I had doctors attending me with., out:avail and tried liniments aud Moisten( but nothing seemed to do tee any good, 2 :theta, to give up in despair when my husband induced me to try Doan' Macy Pi1l, and after using two boxee 1' ant now well and able to de my work. / am positive Doan's Kidney Pills are all that yeti claim for them and 2 *would tielviee all kidney suffercre to give them a fait trial." Priee, 150 cents per box, h boxeli for *US. At ell shade or will be mailed CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED WW2 LOCAL APPLICAtION S, as they cannet reach the- seat of the disease. Catarrh is a bleed or eutisAuticual disease, and in order to cure it you must take. internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Faure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and minims surfaces. '1Hal1's Catarrh Cure is net quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this coun try for years And is a regular peescrip- tion. /t is composed of the best tonics .known, combined With the best blood eurifiertesating directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of tbe 2 ingredients is what. peoduces such wonderful eesults in curing Catareh. Send for testimonials free. • • F. J Cele.,NEY & CO , Tolede, 0. Sold. by all druggists, 15c. . -Take flall's Family Pills foreconstip- ation. Western Fair Attractions Sept. 10 -; WO. FoeSale or Rent. Sept. 9th, 1909 PROFESSIONAL House and Lot for Sale • W, Burp ONE. BARRiBTER 801.4I0ITOR, NOTA.Fr On Maple 51, one hilt sore of ground, PUELF10. ETC, good fruit trees and other email fruit, hot:mann good coedition. Apply to orMITON W.W, NIMENS, ORIIRLES a. maxis. • House for Sale 1 CONVBYANOER, NOTAitt OOMM1SsioNER. . The liras suttees on. Queen etreek be- MONEY TO LOAN. longing to the mtate of tbe late E. Holmee 10 offered Inc gide. The lot is one -.half nere, with With= feels tree*, hsril a.,„.°11 seft water, ot. bargain. ,ApplyM " H. T. RAT1OE ERA b6 0 Notary Public, Conveyancer. Financial and Real Eittate. INSURARCE AOHNT-Allepresentiug 14Vira In- surance Companies. %vision Court Office, le•••••• Farm tor Sale or to Rent Lot 10, Huron goad, Ooderlcb frahlo house, baok born, Stone stable, good water eunply, term mostly In grass. Possession now or Jo fan. 0 W. BRYDONH, • Farm to Rent Programmes containing list of at. • tractions for the Western Fide have. just been issued, and thousands of them will soon he scattered through - but the country,. A glance over it will satisfy the airiest skeptical .that it an- nounces the best` programme ever 'presented to a Western Fair audience. Almost every person ernoes seeing well trained animals, ef welch there will be plenty this year:, Herzog's Stallions, six beautiful black Horses,, will perform twice daily on the track before the Grand Stand. Herbert's -bogs and Cats will be both' :amusing and instructive. Olson's Lions, Tigers and Bears will show what patience and kindness caii do in training wild animals. The Elephant "Toddles" will amuse tbe children. The Good- night Itorse SMazeppa' is the wonder of all who see the almost human per- sormance of , this wonderful Horse. The liolmans, 'the ' De Monies, the Great Heves Family, the Flying Dor, dens,and other famous troupes, will furnish a programine twice daily. In addition to the above, music will be given ty the 71h Fusiliers Band of London. and the Band of the 9Ist Reg- iment Canadian Highlanders, forty- one men strong, under the leadeiship of Mk 11 A Stares. Bach evening there will ue a magnificent display of fireworks by Hand k 0o., fifty•eight separateand distinct pieces.coneluding with that tbrillingPyrotechnicMarvel "The Battle of the North Sea." Pro- grammes and all information sent on application to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, London, Ontario, ' _ Wm. Marlton, of Goderich, while cranking up his auto, got a broken arna from the crank kicking back. The accident happened at the beacb at Port. Albert, and 5Ir Marlton after bathingt,the arni and dreseiug it; geld- ed his machine back to toevn, where he found his right twin was broken just aboye the wrist. It is a good thing to stiCk to What you say, but remember that what you say is very likely tie stick to you for a long time. • . THE Steam whistle of the theeshing machine is heard frequently now, and threshing is the ordev of the day. • imeivomor Analog' Sale Every SATURDAY at the 'AUCTiOINT HOUSE. mu aeuou. Sales eonclueted anywhere', anY Um, etereesnaitei. real estate,iive stoce, etc. O. W. BROST:ITT, Atetionter, • Phone 108 Box 183, Goderieb, Cot Joilmioimoossimawistioiniummie CC)A.T.1 Before placing yonr orders' for your 808,90I1's supply of °tall, geb. our kletSr The very best goods earrled in steak and sold at the lowest possible price. Order* may be left at tlavls Row axitt s Hardware store, or with - The Ostram farm, Lot 28,9th Con. of Goderieb 83 acres in offered to rent. Apply to 401314 COOli. or to MRS. .1, HALSTEAD. Clinton. tf . Goderich. To Rent, DR W. THOMPSON sician, Surgeon. Eke 110110141 attention given to diseases of;ths Rye, Ep.r. Throat. and 1.1028. Eyes carefully exatnined, anti suitable guis• es presc,tibea, the and . 'Residence. Two doors west of Use Cerninerslalk The Draper Farm, lots 53, 04,65 and 66, Mait- land Con„ Godertch Tp.,ponsisting of 200 iCeres. Fora particular/4° aPplY to W. 1311YDONE, tf. Clinton. • House add Lot for Sale • The undersigned offers for sale a house and. lot on Huron Road, oppoidte D. Forrester's ; lot contains about luilf-aneere, bas stable and house, fruit treee, garden„ hard and soft water. For particulars. annlY to _ 11012. THOS. COTTLE, on premises. Timber and Lumber For Sale lhave aonantity of riatfirs timber •thitable for barns or driving shed purposes. also rough linnber, ApPly I). CANTELON. clintom Farm tor Sale, On the London Road, one Wile tollitlI <4 Clin- ton:382 area t fine ahape ter arin‘bilig; no better land anywhere; fair buildibite. 14081 be sold. as owner esnnot work it. Will bp sold cheat"). Move quieli. fl. PLUMSTE01.,. 1016 • For Sale: On Raglan St.. Clinton, near the Collegiate Institute. the residence of Mr. J. Houston. Two storey'brick house, with conservatory, large laWn, fruit trees, !apple, pear. cherry, peach, pium,berry bushes, etc.) House may be seen by applying to Miss Jennie Holmes. For terms, write' t,o • J. HOUSTON, 34 Hargrave St, Win- nipeg.. • ., A'ANIA• .Giris. Wanted Operators on Ladies' W-aists and Whitewear, Good wages; Steady work. The STAR WHITE:. WEAR CO., larliu, Ont. 7 29 tf Hogs Bark Cider Hill - Nall he in full operation this fall and will grind all apples that come and will make arede -batter. Will grind Monday, Tuesday and Wed. nesday. JAB CARTWRIGHT. 4 wks• Fall Fair Dates Atwood, Sept. 28-29 Bruseels... ..... „Sept, 30-0e t 1 Blyth Oct. 50' Dungannon ... . , ...... Oct. 7-8 Gorris • ' Oct. 2 Goderich ......... ... . . ..Sept 28, 29,.30 Kincardine 22.23 ' London Sent.10.18 Pr. W. ONE 11 Vr• Qui" E. E. O. P., E. E. CS,. Tao- Oillin-Ontario Street, Olinton. Nig_ht elan se front door of melee or residensa, liattanOarl Street. (Ace hours at spitalt-1 to pm 4 7 in 8Dm, DS- .J J. W. SHAW. PHYt3ICI41T, SURGEON. ' Aoesuclietn, ole., office and residence on. 104,110107 S,, OPP961te W, Ferran's residency; • a! • Ai DR. P. A. •1740N • . nrarrnyr. , • • (successor tb nr..uoirass epeetanst Crown. and Midge Visa.; aridus,te fof the Royal College of Dental 'Sar 50009 01 Ontario. . Honor graduate of University of Toronto Hat., tai DepartMent, Graduate.of Chicago College of Dental OtuntrIP, Chicago. Will visit Bayfield every, Blonder. DR, 4. FOWLER,. DENTIST. Ofecee over CellEllee etore. Special care take)) to make dental inst.- men; as poanlese as posaible. . THOMAS, GUNDRY • Live stock and general.Auction •GODER1OH ONT 1,asnsto3. 111103 a apaanati, (lidera st, Att , Raw ERA office, Clinton, premptly attharied to. Terms reasonable. Farrnera' sale note • discounted • (3-4"); MeTaggart • M. D. MoTaggar MeTaggart,. Bros,, BANRBRS . ALBERT ST, CLINTOIV •Cienical Banking Buslasits‘ transacted,. NOTES D1SCO1JNTED Drafts issued. Interest allowed ea • deposits. Lucknow Sept. 23•24 Listowe) .Sept. 21-22 Milyerton...., „ .. Sept. 23.24 Ripley .. Sept. 28-29 St. Mary'e.. .Sept. 22-23 Toronto . . .. st.ug. 30 - Sept 13 Tiverton ... .. .. Oct. 5 Tees vva ter Oct 5.0 Wineham .. . ... Sept. 28-29 :Walk er t on Sept 10,17 Pink Pain Tablets -Dr. Shoop's- stop Headache, womanly tains, any pain, anywhere, in 25 minutes sure Formula on the 25cbox.Ask your druggist oe doctor about this ferin- ula-lts fine.. ;sold by all dealers. . .1111iturirs Liniment cures Garget itt Cows. . . Canadian' Bair :Restorer. • Will restore gray hair to Its natural color. Stops falling hair causes to grow on bald heads. Curesdandie itching, scalp &wages. By its use thin hair grOws luxuriantly. Contain . no oily or greasy Ingredients. • Is entirely unlike any other bair proem tior ever offered. for sale, A good, reliable Canadian preparation. iinsoitetted Testlinonixds. Edith A. Berke, Missionary IL M. Chttrch.,‘ mi Egypt.- Mid friends, greatl,TPlealtettL .Witia swats atter two years' using. 14 A. Hopes,'Wilner. Montana. My hair and whiskers restored to natural color, dark brown, by using Canadian Hair RestOrer. KOrum, Thirgessville, Ont. Canadian flair Restorer is the best I hare ever used. John G. Ball, Neve Aberdeen, Cape Breton. elenadlart Hair Restorer has worked wonders. XV heart is nearly all covered with thick growth black hair, orlg-insdoolor. • 0 080d by all wholesale and retail druggists, Mailed tti any address in the eivillind world On Mitt or price, 50e. • Manufactured by feitirt mcnieDi Oh, Windsor. One, Canada. Sc)Id in Clinton by W. S. R. Whiles E. Hovey, W. A. McConnell,' druggist. • Ilire You Satisfied , Witti the way yonr repairing • and special work •io being done ? Is the work good?, Is the priee right: ? IS it returned promptly? We are in business' to fill all these essentials, and would - like to have a chance to ta•ove it to you. We do Repairing, Gilding, Engraving, Setting, ete, W. R. Counter, The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance eto. Farm and -Isolated • Teurn Prima erty Only Insured. OFNICERE: J. B. McLean,PresideneSeafortle Thor, Eraser, Vice-pres,, Brecefield; Thos. IZ Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth; ' DIRECTORS. • Jas e Connelly, Hohnesville; 'John, Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M. Chesney, §eafoith; J. Evans, Bee -dab "mop; j. G. Grieve, Winthrop. J. Bea- neweie, Brodhagen. • • Each Director is inspector of losses he his mini locality. • • AGENTS. Robt. Smith, • Harlo.ck; Ecee Hinchley. Seafortin James Cumming, EgMonde' Ville; J, W. Yee, Holinesvilie JACOB TAYLOR euntioN • Fire, Life and Accident Insurance • Heal *state bought Ond sold ' Money to loan Office Mac Street, nex door to Neve as. Synopsis of Canadian Nottha • Weat 'Land Regulation& fii,111 14i1.381CIYen:viesine r yralres ig:La :a; home stead a quarter -section of available DonuniOn land in. Manitoba. Saaltetebewen or Alberta. The ariplicant mura apnea r in person at the,Dern- inien Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for the dig. triet. Entry proxy may be 'made at any ageney, on certain condition+, by father 3110tbOrj ,on, daughter, brother or sister of, intending • homesteader. ,' nutitifi.--Six months' residence anots and mil- tivatite of the land in each of three years. A honlesteader may live tvithitt nine tidies of his homestead on a farm of tit least PA acres solely owned and oeetipled by him or bis father, re:ether, sins, daughter, brother or Meter! , In certain distriets liomeateader is good standing may preetimt a ouarteraeotion along* aide his homestead. Price 83.03per acre. Duties-Muat reside faix,inoutint in each of eiX years froth date of homestead entry lineludhig the thnet I'm:Mired to okra homestead patent) and cultivate fifty Acres extra. A homesteader who lute exhausted his keine- stead right nd cannot obtain a preemption may take a Phrelueed homestead tri cartinin Rig- tricts. Price 83.00' per ;tore. Onties.-linst• aide Sir L110116116 in each ef three Years, nultifate fifty acres and erect a house worth $300.00, W. Deputy of the Minieter of the Intarthr. N.B.-Unauthorized publication Of, this fid., vertiseluent Will not beVald for, LONDON, ONTARIO Business 8/ Shorthand sunsets Resident and Mail eninttn Catalina*. Aube ,1.IV. Winastvak I. W. •Watia....a.