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Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
In time when you are std.
Ask his opinion of Ayes
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not, just as he says.
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) home. Just one pill at bedtime, now end
;then, will ward off Many an *thick Of
indigesdon, elok headset*.
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CLINTON NEW ERA
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1010.
Suggestions For The Housewife
Most of the new linen suits are lace-
triromed.
For dance frocks tulle with chenille
lots is new.
Many of the new Swisses have em-
broidered colored dots.
A new fad is the hand bag made of
cloth to match the suit.
Felt hats are entirely out, with the
exception of silk felt.
Bedford cord is again in fashion,
though much softer in weave,
New bracelets expand and contract
with the movement of the arm.
Variations of the Russian ideas are
recurring from time to time.
The longer supple drooping aigrette
has come into its own again.
There is a tremendous vogue of gold
and silver in the realm of millinery,
blouses and laces.
When running dates, figs or raisins
through the tood chopper add a few
drops of lemon juice to prevent the
fruit from clogging thelchopper.
To make a tough steak tender, rub
it on both sides with vinegar and olive
oil, thoroughly mixed and allow it to
stand for two hours before cooking.
If table silver is placed in hot soap.
suds immediately after being used,
and dried with a soft,cIean clothonuch
of the work of polishing will he saved.
A tasty salad is made of chopped
celery, season with chopped mint -and -
mayonnaise. Put between slices ef
bread it makes a dainty suppeer
sandwich.
To revive root vegetables that have
withered slice off the end of each and
lay in cold water. in a few hours
they will be as hardy and healthy. as
ever.
Always lower the temperature of
the oven somewhat fifteen or twenty
minutes after a roast has been placed
in it. This will insure that the juices
will be retained.
Water may be added to the beaten
white or beaten whole egg used for
dripping croquettes. The proportion
is a tablesp000ful for the white and
twice as rauch for the whole egg.
Browned flour makes delicious brown
gravies. Put it in a pie plate and set
on top of the stove or in a very hot
oven. When it begins to brown it
should bp constantly stirred until
brown all through.
A dry shampoo of cornmeal is very
cleansing if properly done. The meal
sbould not be allowed to get too close
to the scalp and should be brushed out
with a gentle lifting stroke.
For Coughs and Colds. use Allen's
Lung Balsam Relief is warraented or
money refunded.
t,69S lliomesteads Entered Iii .
Canadian West In January.
Iwo thousand, six huudred and
ninety•eiglat homesteads were entered
for in the Canadian West during Jan-
uary, as compared with 1,308 in Jan-
uary of last year, an increase of 1,390.
Canadians•entered for 661 ; Canadians
from the United States, 43; Americans
835 English, 331 ; Scotch, 97 I Irish,'
29 ; and 431 by people from all other
countries.
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Tuchersralth
Following is the School Report for
S. S. No. 4 for February. Class IV. -
.P. Bali, Nelson ()rich, Wellington
Crich. Class III -Heeman Crich,John
Turner, Myrtle Crich Mary Turner,
Ida Ball, Alma Gibson, Grace Wakes%
Mellville Walters, Russel Catch.
Claim II -Myrtle Rogerson, Thomas
Gibson, Weanie Hunt, Elva Nott, Earl
Crich, Class I -Bert Walters, Mabel
°rich, Phyllis Oriel), Colin Gibson
Wilbur Nott. J. Grant, Teacher.
The ennton.,"
arch ugh, 1910
Iv 'Heath and Strength ITHISMAY SalOOL
for Weak and Ailing Girls' •
Lesson A-7.RO -Quarter, For
'March tst 191O
an Be flaa Through the Rick Red Blood Made by
. Dr. Williams', Pink Pills for Pale People,
**There corneaa time in the life of
altaost eyery girl when eicknese at-
tecke her. Tbe :strain upon her
blood supply is too greetand there
Cosr4es taenclaehes and backactiee, loss
(It appatite, attacks of dizz nese and
heart •palpitatiou, aucl a general teu-
deney to a decline. The only thing
that cerilprocuptly and speedily mire
i
these troubles s Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Thie is the only medicine
that actually makes new, rich, red
blood: and a plentiful supply of rich
blood is the one thing needed to
Mt:detain the heath of growing girls
and WoMen or mature years, The
truth of this etateneent is proved in
the case of Miss Bether E. Sproule,
l'rnemarivillet N. whe aye:s"At
the age of sixteen years' I left iny
county home to attend high school.
The close confinement and long hours
of study nearly !Eike me down, My
blood supply seemed to be deficient,
and I gcew pale and depressed. I was
dizzy neariy all the time, and piin.
Plee broke out on My face, I west
Saltogether in a miserable condition
and it seeneed impossible for me to
continue my etudies unless I found a
speedy cure, I tried several tollicS
prescribed by the doetor, but they
proved useless. My mother urged me
to try Dr. Williaxne' Pink Pills,
and
I finally, consented to dos so. Ihad
hardly floished the eeconcl box before
a change for the bettar took place,
and the use of a fa ?r bog s moie
fully restored My health. and I have
since been well and etro agsI feel
that I cannot say to touch in favor
of Dr. .Pink Pills and I
strongly recommend' them to other
ailing girls."
- You con get these Pile from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 500. a
.box or Fix boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' •Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
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Treatment at Toronto For Cases
Of Rabies in Ontario Province. •
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• .13eginning last Friday, Pasteur enoculation for rabies cases will be :
. done in Toronto at the Gisneral Hospital at a cost of $25. •
2hasreturned from New York, bringing the news that Toronto is euf-
Dr. 0, A. Hadgetts, Secretary of the Provincial Board of Health, I
ificiently near New York. to allow of the transportation ofi
t ,. the deli- •
cate serum. The bill ofh$25 must be paid in advance by the individual • or by the municipality sending hire n. • ek
; A further charge of $1 per day will be•made by tal where :
: • additional hospital treatment is required. , the hospi•
.
Persons reqiring treatment shoeld notify Dr, Aneyot, of the Pro- t
44 vincial Laboratory, or Dr. Brown, of the General Hospital, at the 71;
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• earliesOposeible moment, •
CAUSE OF ECZEMA. EXPLAINED
Gernia Fester in the Shin and
Blood Cures are IMPOSaiDle•
After years of debate medical au-
thorities are now agreed that Eczema
and other skin diseases are not seated
.
in the blood, but are caused by getnas
in the skin. Myriads of microscopic
animals gnaw the flesh just below the
epidermis. The patient is perfectly
healthy, it is only the skin that -ite dis-
eased. Hence, scientiste are now
agreed that you must cure the skin
tnrough tbe skin. .
The medicine must be in liquid form
in order to penetrate properly, as
salves and ointments clog the pores
without reaching the inner skint •
The remedy that will search out and
destroy the disease gerrds, stop the
itch and soothe the healthy_ ties:rem_ is
that mild, clean compeund. of oil
winter•green, thyznol, glycerine, etc..
_known as D. 13,. D., Prescription.
-Thiii-inefitift-Yous-Wileh -with -tile
soothing liquid you Will find the itch
relieved. We positively assure ot this,
. Write the D. D. D.,. Laboratories,
Dept, N. E. 23 Jordon St., Toronto,
for a free trial bottle and prove it
yourself.
For sale by all druggists,
, Anbuot
The following is the report of the
'Senior Department 01 Auburn school
for the month of February: - Class 5--
R Jackson, G Plunkett,' A. Mann. Sr
4- F Pfeffer, L Roseate. L Jackson,V,
Asquith, R M Denstedt, Z
Doyle, W Howson, E Yunablut, E
Jackson, E McOlinchey, F Symington,
Jr 4-R Barr, J Stalker, R King A
Lemp, L Perguson, E Raithbee I Arm-
etrong. 3rd class --L Plunkett, R d
Mane, E Stoltz, E Phillips, W Carter, i
A Lenap, Tamare-es0 B Ferguson. ila
• News Notes.
Premier Asqui-tia-Z-ay feel worried
but he hasn't got anything on the
man who loaded up with Clebalt stock
whn the booin was in progress.
The D. ofe L." Emulsion may be
taken with most benefical results by
those who are run down or euffering
from after effects of le, grippe.
That scheme to build' a ship 2,000
teet long is all right. and if his corms
pondently fast it will be able to arrive
on the other side before it starts.
• Apply Benzine (prepared from the
grease of the Canadian Bear) and save
your hair, when it begins to fall out
or get brittle. 50c. a jar.
Denmark still believes in Dr COok,
Our promoters have overlooked a•good
thing. Wouldn't Denmark be a lovely
country to sell Cobalt stooks in?
China is to train an army of30,000,000
men,many of whom are -already physic
allaelft-fromsetinstairt-practicerat-teat
ing foreign devils shirts lett, ribbons.
You can't dodge them all. Mos.
emito bites, sunburn, bruises, skin in-
juries. Some of them will 'attack you
this season sure, Have a tin of Davis'
Menthol Salve on, hend. 25 cents.
Portugal s • Governinent is greatly
perturbed over a revolutionary plot.
Being perturbed is one of the regular
eupations of the p,ortuguese Govern
ent,
In view of this ice -thawing mild
ell are we humane in allowing our
hockey played to go on the rink im-
properly equipped for Sabmarine
work? •
Lloyd -George in his idle moments,
an think of a lot of things he would.
o to the House of Lords itthat•naajor.
ty of 31 would promise to stay :with
im for about seven nainutes '
A Parliamentary' candidate hi Eng.
and has been stabbed idY ail unknown
ssailant. As JIM assassin'e kpife
missed the candidates javebene
ver, the latter was able to proceed
with the campaign.
Fetugle FIBS
theWife's Filen d
• A. reliable regulator; never fails
While these pills ere exceedingly
powerful in regulating the generative
portion of the female system, they are
strictly safe to use. Refuse all cheap
imitations, Dr de Van's are sold it $5
abox,or three for $10. Mailed to any
address. The Scobell Drug Co. St.
Catherines, Ont. .
eac er, . .
MINARD'E LINIMENT CO., LTD „
GENTLEMEN -My daughter 13 years
a
, old, was thrown from a sleigh and ine e
jured her elbow so uadly it remained
stiff and very painful for_ three years.
Fur bottlee oriel INARD'S LINIMENT
conapletely cured her and she has not
been troubled far tvvo years:
Yours truly,
J B LIV.ESQUE
St Joseph, P 0 , 18th Augs,1900. ,
A. BLESSING AND A ,CURSE.
er-- •
Paradoxical as it Seems, Opium Has
Filled Both Positions. . , • •
Opium has been at ofiete the blessing
and the curse of the human race. It
has lessened suffering end . has saved
countless thousands from a needless
grave, and it has driven eountless mil.:
Lions to an equaliy needless grave.
History associates the first ineution
of the drug with Arabia, 'says a Writer
in Putnam's Magazine. it was as
early as /7 A.D. that Dioscorides
wrote a treatise on theuses arid pos-
sibilities of the pePPY, which com-
mands the proleund respect • of even
the 20th century surgeon. China, has
always been associated. with the
growth of the opium industry, but in
reality for more than 1,300 years alter
her neighbors had realized both the
keneflt and the meneee 9f the drug,
the poppy was unknown in the Celes-
tial empire. It is also a fact that
from the first years of opium, impor-
lotion China has battled with the ding
as no other nation in history has done
Opium has conquered China, but she
has fought with a martyr's heroism
for her freedom. And the vietory of
the ding it due net so much to the
weakness ofthe nation as teehe hos-
tility of her neighbors. It was the
foreigner. who . brought opium to
China and it was the foreigner who
kept it there.
A prominent historian eomputes the
total death roll of the civil war in bat-
tleand hoepital at 1,000,000 lives.
There have been years in Chinese his-
tory when opium has claimed as many
vietims in a eingie year.
At one period Japan Was a close
rival of the Chinese Empire in the
. smoking, of the peppy. When the vie.
tines; however, began to mount into
The reahn "of millions, three or four
years ago, Japan not .only prohibited
the importation end manufacture of
the drug, but placed a heavy line aa
its use.
New Zeeland, Australia and the'
Philippines have all recorded an
opium death roll of hundreds of thou-
sands. India still numbers its victims
at the rate of thousauds a month.
Big figures these.' -and true. This is
the peril whichthe westerh continent
is intporting from the easterne
lahterfireltilitheilki tante esuld tut
•
More MHTeachers Now
The annual report of the Minister
of Education for Ontario points out
that for the first time in 40 years
there is an increase ha the number of
men vvho are taking the course with
• the object of adopting the teaching
• profession. This is attributed to the
increase in teachers salaries.. The re,
port shows that io Manitcba the ave
-
raw? salary paidto rural school tech.
ers is $520 compared with $462 to male
teachers in Ontario rural schools and
$382 to females. In Alberta, • the ave-
rage to male teachers is , $635, and to
females $621; in British Colutnbia $050
and $550'respectiyely,
.T111 "Little Digesters' Cured-
- • nix buagedoon
• Like many another' sufferer from lie
aigestiout Mr. E. Therly looked forward
to mealtime with dread instead of
pleasure. Writing Item bis home at
141 Yorkville Ave. ,Toronto, on „jape
'12th last, he says: .
"Por two years I suffered with In-
digestion and obtained no relief from
anything 1 took, including several pre-
scriptiont from prominent physicians.
Every meal Was followed with setae
pain until I feared to eat? eonaequently
Inviaine run down ter leek of tourish-
meat.
't "Little Digesters" were reeeni.
mended to me by a friend and I tried
them with remarkable results five boxes
completely miring me. It' is three
tie:oaths slue I took any and have not
suffered a pale ne matter how heartily
X eat. 1 would certainly reeemmene
them 46 anyone suffering with Indi.
gestion.''
Why allow'yetiirself to be baedicapped
and your lite shortened by Imligestien
or Dyspeneia when you can so easily
avoid ite ‘Elleitthi Digesters" are gear.
anteee to titre you or your motley will
be eheerfully refunded.
25e. at your druggist'e or by real
from the Colman Medicine Goo
Toronto, 32
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the easson, 'Matt, vile 2344,
Memory Yerses, 24.26e-Oolden Test,
Mitt. viii, 27' -'..Commentary Prepared
by Rev, P. M. Stearns.
Such luervelous Power oyer the be-
aten body Would lead many to desire
to be with Him. But Re must have a
tried People, followers who are pre-
pared to deny self In every torn, wile,
iug- to renounce earthly eomforts and
even to hold the dearest earthly rela-
tives. In a secoeclary place (verses
18-22, with x, 37-39; xvi, 24, 25).
Oh, it means eo mueh to be a whole 0
hearted follower of Jesusi When we
consider the cost of power in His
name It is not to be wondered at that
there Is so little "oe it manifest, for
few are willing- to take the place): of
such utter self renew/talon. The eost
i$ too great.
Having giveneommandment to cross
the sea, He entered into a ship with
Ills disciples (18, e3). Re would as.
Cape from the multitudes for a little
season. lie was wears', for His body
was mortal, like ours, but without sin.
As they sailed he fell asleep, and, al-
though' there came a great tempest,
threatening to swamp their boat, He
• continued to sleep. Plow. weary In.
body Re must !give been! How peace-
ful in the midst of a great storm! The
disciples were filed with leer and
Rwoke Him with the question. "Mas-
ter, carest Thou not that we perish?"
I wonder it ther,had a thought of the
possibility Of His perishing, too. for
they. did not seem to know Him very
well 08 Yet. He arose and rebuked the
winds and the sea. Mark says that
He said Mao .the sea: "Peace, be kill.
And the wind cewied, and there was a
great cabal." Then they marveled at
Him, saying, "What raanner man Is
this that even the winds and the sea
obey Him?' Their question reminds
us of Derld's questien when the Lord
told biro of His son, who would reign
forever, "Is this the manner 01Man,
0"Leard God?' (II Sane vi , als-
stilliog the tempest reminds us O Ps
evil, 20, 'lie maketh the storm a ca
so that the waves thereof are still."
It is the same person of whom we read
In each case. Ilis goings forth have
been from'everlasting (Mic. v, 2).
It was His word :whiCh- created all
things and later, brought. order and.
beauty and frpitfulnees 7out of dittos,
as in the record of- den.. 1 Oh, for
such an acquaintance with Hire as'
would manifest •somette'rig of pow-
ereineuseehat-othereeziegete_evente to
keow Him tool ,There Is never a storm .
that His wordcannot displace by a
gieat cabh. "See that ye be not trou-
bled." "My place 1 give • unto yauei
"Be till and knew that I am God." •
Not in verse 26 Ills "0 -ye of little
faith," and 'compare the other -three
tithes -when He said the same NVOrg1S..
01, 30; xlv, Contra* 1:Ilq
• coennendetion of "7"great • faitif?'in
VIII, 10; ty, 28, and remember that
ewithoet faith it IS impossible to
please God" aleb. xe '6). Ilaving
crosSed over, Ile is met by two demon
possessed Men who had their dwelling
among the tombs, men Whinn 'no One
could t.-ue- nor bind, for, 411011.0 they
had oft been hound, no Oaths could
held them. they were so,e'..v.ccedingly
fieree that ecetene edutd POS by where
they were, .:,,That Wordlierce is used .
In 111, 4. fuel is traneleted
"Perilous" and Is applied to tile times
,in •svhieli are living, the feet. day8..
With the ,eorribineS isu Commerce,. the
conflict between labor and capital, the
delusions in the pulpit and' out of it;
the time are certainly demonpos-
sessed, but the cansummation. will not .
be tin the church is taken awny And
:the devil ghee manifest groat wrath,
knowing that • his time is short (Bev.:
• 12). These demons' knew :levee
and .kneiv that there was tornfent
awaiting thein and that Jesus bad
power to seud them to their place. se
' they besought Lthe that He *would not
send theai to the abyss or bottomless
pit (Luke viii, 31, It V.), but that He
would suffer them to enter lute a herd
of swine some distance away: Having-
reeeived permission. they enter into
the swiee, and the whole herd run
into, the sea and perish. Ties' loss of
property and manifestation of Ills
power so stirred the Gadarenes that
• they bebought Min to leave their coast,
and He did so.
The man wha was heeled is fcaind
sfttlug at the feet of -Jesus clothed
and In his' right mind fend desiringto
abide with jedus. • But his requestle
not granted, for he Le told to return to
bis own house ord show hosv great
thing's God had done for him, (Mike
vitt, 35, 38, 30). The notu went his
waY and published throughout the
whole City how greet thlegsleses had
done unto him. Eton the keepers of
the swine seemed to have no ditlicalty
in telling their story about the loss
of their property. But where do you
find people now in the ordinary welks
of lfe wbo 'have tuaythiog to tel -about
aim who has power to cast out de.
mons, cleanse lepers, heal sicktiesses,
save from the power of -sin and lia
with a joy tine petiee with are not of
this world'? Hove miith of the power.
.of the age to come Is seen In everyday
life abolit Let yOUr oWiebetirt tell.
dear fellow believers, if this Jesus is
to nuich to you that you are full to
'overfinWitag With a desire to talk of
Him and of His wondroue salvation
and to let tem live Ms life in 'Mi-
nt a world eteifornied life, but anon-
erwsu.
oerldly life, manifesting Jesus and
not
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thaiiiisi004Tonowts, ONT. gereterliiiVinattni
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"Look Out For
That Little Cold'
The wise physican says "cure
It before it grows large and
dangerous. Tp -clay is the time
to commence treatment." The
remedy, the best one, which
doctors say surpasses all others,
is "Nerviline. Itub it on the
chest and throat, use it as a
gargle, and then. take 20 drops
in hot water -Cold will dis.
appear. •
"Loft spring I caught O. eevere
eeide writes George V. Smart, of
Gibson P.O. "ffivery cough rasped
my throat, which became perfeetlY
raw. When, almost in desperation
X Was advised to try Nervillne. I
rubbed it en and used it as a
gargle. Immediate relief followed.
For breaking- up colds It's the
great remedy of to -day,
Use " Nerviline "
it Cores Colds
Nerviliffe, will surprise you, TVs
the beet boueebola remedy for
coughs, _colds, sore chest, croup, and
• internal'pains of every kind, Large
• battles have been sold by all deal-
ers, for nearly fifty years at 25c,
Don't forget bierviline when you go
to the druggists,
Still The Old (T)
• Gee whiz.
I'm biz!
I fear
My ear
• Is froze;
My nose
Is stiff,
And if
I have a thumb
It is so'numb
It's worthless now:
And then, oh, wow.
Bach frozen heel
Has lost its feel,
They say.
To.day
The mercury
Goes down to see •
Where zero stayed, -
Pro not distuayea,
For like as not •
I'll soon be hot
• With rage, I fear -
For won't I hear
That chestnut drear,
"Is it cold enough for your'
• DAYS OF DIZZINESS
' Come to Many Clinton People
There are days of dizziness, spend of
drowsiness, headache, sidea,che, back-
ache. •
Sometimes rheumatic pain after
urinary trouble, ,
Yon areplainly told that the Kid-
nevs are sick.. s
kimitlfs, Kidney Pile core all Xidney
ills.
Mrs. M. A. Mogridge,of Ontario Rd,
Clinton, Ont. says.: "From the early
winterelehadesulleted-with-occatiionai.
spells of headache and dizziness and
there Vila; a constant bearing down
pain across the.sraall part of my back.
I felt languid and dope out and my
general health was greatly run down.
I had tried several remedies but fond
little or no relief The lumbago became
so severe that I could nob stoop over
or straighten up. !learned, of Booth's
Kidney. Pint and procuring a box at
Mr Holmes Pharmacy I commenced
treatment, The headaches and dizzi-
ness had soon gone and in the one box
of Booth's Kidney Pills.' found a com-
plete and lasting cure for the lumbago.
I am as strong and well as ever and
feel grateful in recommending Booth's
Kidney Pills, • Sold by Dealers: Price
50 cants, The R, '2. Booth Co., Ltd.,
Fort Erie,Onts Sole Canadian, Agenter.
0i45***Eil
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
EirOachltir, Croup, Caugin and Cokis, or
niOney back. Sold and guaranteed by
• • New Methodist College
•The establishment of a new Metho-
dist College at Reg inafor the Province
of Saekatchewan, was authorized by
the special committee of the Methodist
general.' conference. The promoters
already have NW -died of the 8210,000
required, and the intention is to erect
a building thoroughly equipped. and
*With a competent • staff. A board of
govennors, consisting of 40 of the lead-
ing Methodists of Saskatchewan, Was
appointed for the new college.
This Wicked World
When a banker does go wrong, it
seems to increase the general satisfac-
tion if it is stated he was also superin-
tended of a Sunday School. •
In addition to being unusually dis•
agreeable other ways, February was
so short in the rctatter of days that
the rent came due sooner than :aunt.
"Wily is Mars, the sky. policeman,
permitting all these tramp- • comets to
clatter up space?
When Your
Throat is Sore
It may be .• only a
sea* cold now -just
a tickling in the
throat.
rad little colds
soon. grow large and
dangerous; of t en r
they become chronic,
develop catarrh and
end in consumption.
Catarrhozone is the
remeely. It draws in-
•flammatIon and sore -
meg out of the throat.
Relieves the rough,
Cuts out the phlegm, makes breathing
easy, kills any °germs lodged in the
mucous lining of the threat or lungs.
%thing In tho Annals of Malkin
no Effectivo for Redlich us
and Throat Troubles as
CATARRHOZONE
14:1 tarrh ozen • inhaler -can lie carried
In the wet pocket, ready for use any
time. Two months' treatment, only
$1.00; niedinm size, 50e; trial size, 25e.
Druggists, or et. Pelson ez co., King.
Stone, Ont, and Hartford, Conn., U.
S.A.
woes
Below Will be found a liet of papers
which will be clubbed with
The Clinton NEW ERA
For the year 1919 10. These prices are
for cash with order.
The NEW En4 and Weekly Mail
and Empire, one year $1,05
NEW ErtA and Weekly Globe i
for 431.65-
. & W. Sta..1.80
Weekly Witness ......1,80
00 .16un 1-80
.. 4 0 Advertiser 1 $0
44
04
66 Free Prime 75
;. " Farmers .Advomite
and Horne Magazine -.2,30
" and Canadian Farm (the
new farming journal....1.50
NEW IIRA andl)arlyNews,Toronto2.25
IIS
" " Globe " 4.50
" Star • " 2.25
HAIM
"" " ij " 4'50 REAL ESTATE AND 1NSIJUANOE.
44 00 66 6 4 World 0 4 8,25 I
$4. Free Fresa,Lon- Huron St., Clinton. ,
Kidney and LIvsr Me4lostet1 Pads
.eare all Eidner end Vrinarr
Walloon. rains in back. Zomba..
0. Rbetunatic, Neuralgia. All
er and Stomach einuPlainis. .411
Female wealmess, painful and
irregular veriods. Men. Wows*
and eelidrea Axe benefitted alike.
Price one pair vac dollar. nui
(Moo introduce will maii mat
first inner one Pea Free -Matte two pairs oa
receptor this advertistnent undone dollar. Order
to -day this cheap and reliable treatment 15 II
• 90Advdrxcessro-RxT4It irlewAxTstrolt,P,A0One,,QeMAPNA4ND:
PROFESSIONAL
W. SitTooNU,
13A RBISTEB ISOLIOITOA v11OTAR
PUBLIC, E',13).
CLINTON •
•
don.,
Send Orders to
The -linton New Era,
Clinton, Ontario
Don't try to patch up a linger.
' ing cough by experunenting.
Take
• Allen's
Lung Balsam
• and relief is certain to follow.
Cures the most obstinate
cone's, celds; sore throats, or
br011chifd inflammation.
All dealers,
e Davie & LANCTRENC13 CO,, Montreal.,
eneeneeenene.
'411.6.•••111•111111•111M.M
Grand Ttunikitailway systeli
RailWay Time Ta,bte
London, Huron and Broce,
North •Plissetiger
London, depart 8,30a. in 4.50 p m
Centralia ..... 9.40 5.43
Exeter .• 953 5.54
Hensel, • 10.08 6.05
Kippen• . .. . 10.16 6.11
Brucefield ' -10.30 6.19
Clinton ,....., . . 11.05 6,35
Londesboro.'......s. '11.18 ' 6.52
Blyth • 11.27 7.00' •
Belgrave 11.40 ' 7.13
Wingharn, arrive11.50 .7.35 '
Sopth Passenger
Winghara, depart6,43 a ra 3.33 p m
Belgrave .. . . 654 3,44
Blyth...... .. . ... 7.08 3.56
Lonclesboro.... 7.16 • 4.04
Giinton 7,50 4.23
Brebefleld . . 8,12 4,30
leippen . 8,23 4,47
8.32 4.52
Exeter... . 8.48 5.05
Louden, arrive 10 00. 13.1.17
. Buffalo and Goderich
• West • passenger
111133 p, m pm p m
Stratford . .......10.00 12.20 55 10,20
Mitchell 10.2e 12.45' 5,55 10.47
Seaforth.. .. . . . 10.45. 1.10 6.18 11.12
Clinton .s ... . 11.07 1.25 • 6.40 11.28
•Holmeseille.. -11.16 . L3$ 646 11.38
Goderich ..... 1.50 7.05, 11,55.
East Passenger
, am pm pm
Goderich .. . 7.10 2.40 4.50
7.0 2.57 5.06
Clinton 7.35 407 5.15
Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell
Stratfora
8.16 348 5,55
8.46' 4,15 6.20
For Sale or Rent.
Farnt -to Rent. .
On the 2n0 Cencession,H It S., Tuckersmitb,
100 acres possession April 1st. 1010. Will met
for one year only. Annly to T.30VI STRONG,.
' tf, Steelton, OM,
Faild to Rent
-
The Ostram farm, Lot 28,0th Con. of Ooderich
To.. 60 acres is offered to mut. ApplY•to
JOSE coox, or to MRS. J. HALSTEAD
Clinton. tt Goderich.
To Rent. •
• The Draper 'Parte, lots 55, 54, 65 and 66. Malt -
land Con,. Goderich Tp., consisting of 250 acres,
Por particulars, apply to W. BRYDONE,
tf. Clinton,
For gale or Rent
In 3olniesvj1I, i-of-amacre of land. 'With a
good frame house of seven rooms, back kitchen,
wood -shed and stable, and a, large framebuild-
ing having been used as a chopping mill. Plenty
ef good water. Possession any time after the
10th of November. Apply to P, POTTOE
Huron Road
•
For Sale.
The wa let 24, in the hayfield Cencessiom
of Godetich, 100 antes more or less f35 acres
cleared and tinder cultivation, the baiance bush
and pasture land; good clay loam; log house
and large fraMe barn on the monism 'This is
a fine stook farm. APPIY to W. SCOTT, Bruce -
geld, er .TOHDT AtcCOY, 46 King St., 0,,
Hamilton.
Shorthorns for Sale.,
Three young bulls. from 9 60 20 xnenths' old,
2 reds and 1 roam A ler/ geed heifers, ail aim,.
by Duke of Richmond; also four young York-
shire Soot. due in April, and settle Mall pigs,
Call and see them before you bet,
tf E WISE Clinton
Rouse and Lot for Sale.
The eonvenientlylocated bruise, nett to T.
Moran's, itatteninlry street, containing nine
rboms. The beuseig a recently re -built one,
mid 1f, exoslient repair. A good, nsw etrOlp on
the prenlities. Apply to A. SEELEY.
(Trade Rerk,)
WI 11 194YAV00
IO14NIMVP?"
111 AVintYlirerat
Dr. Burgess, lied...Supt. of the
Prot. /lospital for insane, Montreal,
preseribes it constantly mid giyea us
permission to use Walton*.
dee. sod $1,00 Oates*,
DAVIS & rotWeattea CO.,/toldresi,
H. T. RANCE,
Notary Publrg, Conveyancer.
Financial and Real Estate,
XNSIMANCEi AGENT -Representing liFire
eurance Companies.
DIVISIOB court .1,01000i,
DB 14 W. THOMPSON
-dolor*. Surgeon, OM
imolai attention .given to diseaseS of:the
11”. Oar. Throat. and Nose,
Eye e carefully examined, and.aultable
• Prescribed.
Office and: Residence,'
Two doors west of the Counnereta nous
. leuren 81,
Dr. W. GU**
Oface-Ontario Street, Clinton. Nig_ht can* os
front door of office or residence. mottenburr
Street,
Deice hours at • spit:al:ea to 3 pm.: 710 9 9,re .
DR tie 11V. 'SHAW.
PRY$ICIgg, 13IIEGEOli. .
• ecouchenr, etc, cMce and residence on
tenbury lit. opposite W. Earran's residence.
DR. F. AXON
' issasTisT
•
/[101414. stud Bridge Work a epeciarty.
Graduate of C.C.D.B.. Chicago, and 0.0.0.13., -
Toronto.
Hayfield 00 Mondays, Mai lst to December'
DR. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'e store.
Special care taken to Make dental treat.
meat as painless as poasible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
• Live stook and general Auction see
--7"GODERTOR-01*T-
sales a special% or'Pett if A%
New Met °sloe,
caintnn, pittaptir sqtenuad
• to, Torras rettsonable. Pan gigf sale. note
discounted
MeTaggazt M. D. MoTaggar •
Ateraggar,t ,Brope.
BANKERS
ALBERT. . ST CtitiTTON•
ifsenerai Deakins •Stialneas
• tranatteted
NOTES DISCOUNTED • •
large; ieszied. • Intermit allowed on
, deposits.
The fiintual
.tire Insurance et/4
Farm and Isolated.oTowd Props
• erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS. '
J. B. McLean, President, •Seaforth..
Jas.•Connolly,. Vice Pres., Goder eh '
Thos. E. Hal's, SeeeTrease Seafor th.
, • thaEcTORS.
• Jas. Connelly, Holneesville; Joh e •.
Watt, Harlock; •G. Dale, ,Clinton; 14,
Chesney, Seafozth; j. Evans, Beech-
woon; j. G. Grieve, Winthrop, 1. Bea.
neweis, L Brodhagen, M. McEwa
Clinton.
• Each Director is inspector of losses la
his 'own locality.
Adams,
Robt. Smith, HarloCk; Ecit Rine/tint
Seaforth; James Cumming,. Egmont!.
aTille; J.. W. Yee, Holtriesville '
Payinehts 'may he made at Tozer &
Brown's, Clinton, or to t 11. Cutt,
Goderich,
JACOB. TAYLOR
OLINTOIv
. • .
Fire, Life -and Accident
ingurance
441•Norfig
Beal estate bought and bold
motley to Wan
Office Istow Street, nex door to No*
Era
W. IL WATTS & SON
are still in the thee repairing business
and carry a great variety of stock.thus
we are able to do al iepairing without
delay and anneyence to our customers
A trial will convince y 00 of our
ptoniptnees and tlie neatness of our
work. Rot S made' to order,
U. B. A TTS & SON,
Oppoeite Post Office
to our tondesboro customors
-ThaVall repairs left at Mr R. Adams
store or at the post office will have my
best attention and cin be left and call. -
erl for et any time. Give us a call,
W. H. WATTS et SON
Notice,
I All promo: desirous of beooraing sob-
eoribere to the Goderieb ToWriahip Tele
phone System must send in their epplica "
tions in writing to the Secretary, W, Jen
Iloinatiwille on or before the -first
day ef April 1010; G llolltnd, Tres,
W Jenkins, Seey