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EDITORIAL MUSINGS
A little pad of fwltto
eunder the face'
wire of the dog's muzzle would prevent
the canine from suffering from the
wire rubbing into the skin, and would
also show that you belonged to theft -
mane Society.
NN
LONGBOAT must either ; quit the
"booze" or scuttle his ship as a Mara.
thoner. Tom is not unlike many a pale
face in that be can't stand prosperity.
If he had as level a bead as he has a
trusty pair of legs we believe he has it
in him to cause all his competitors to
be tail enders.
NN
INVESTIGATION is BOW in progress
over the new Alberta railway and we
hope the probing will clear up the po-
litical atmosphere as squabbling M. P,
P.'s are about as difficult a batch to
manage as can be gathered together.
If there has .been crookedness• now is
the time to clear it up.
ow,*
BRo. EVANS, of the Strathroy Age,
has been appointed Postmaster of
that town, this being the third Editor
who has filled the post in the past
40 years. The trinity consisted of
Hon. C. H. McIntosh, Hugh McColl
and David Evans. We wish the new
appointee a comfortable occupancy of
office.
THE palm branch bas Wez3 _in -_the
tariff negotiations between Canada
and the United States and the way
opened for a Trade Conference in the
near future to consider a general re-
vision along the line of freer trade be-
tween these two neighbors. If we
can have fair play it will be to our
advantage to deal. more largely with
our American cousins. •In fact in
thousands of instances the real blood
relatiouship is not even as remote as
cousins. Canada is no longer in swad-
dling clothes but a well developed pro.
gressive important part of the • great
British Empire who must have no
small say in the dictation of policies
for the years to come.
ONS
SOMETHING of a stringent•. character
will have to be done to offset the
merging monopoly. Mitchell Advocate
of last week says :-"Walter Thomson
& Non have sold their mills to a big
cereal merger, which takes over seven
other concerns. Messrs. Thomson's
sale include the mills at Seaforth,
warehouse at Dublin, the mill and
four elevators in Mitchell, and their
big mills in London. Possession to he
given May lst. It is not yet known
whether the new Company will oper-
ate the Mitchell, Dublin or Seaforth
properties." One thing is certain the
idea of the merger is to . control the
trade and thereby have a good deal
to say what the price will be. We
know where harm of large proportions
has been done by the "gobbling up" of
industries, the result of which nearly
always means the closing out in part
or entirely of some of the institutions
Monoply is a hard taskmaster and
cares little for the people who have
built their home and planned to re-
main in a town tut whose avenues for
earning the daily bread have been cut
off by the barring of the factory doors,
necessitating removal to some other
place or change of occupation. Same
is also often true of persons who have
invested their capital in these institu-
tions but must be controlled by the
heavier stockholders who hold the
reins and do the drivirg. The advent
of the merger intoCanada is not in the
best interests cf the community and
those who are called upon to suffer
have a good right to have their griev-
ances redressed. Parliamentarians
have a big field to work on in this
matter that would be of utility to
many. Who will be the Moses to lead
the long suffering into the promise
land ?
PHOSPHONOL
The
Electric Restorer for Men
[Restores every nerve in the body to
Pits �.�s proper tension; restores yin and
'Vitality. Premature decay ca and all
sexualeakn s averted w es a ort
e at once.
Phosphonol will make you• a new marl.
Price $300 a box, or ° two for $5 00
Mailed to any address on receipt o'f
price. The Scobell Drug. Co,, St.
Catharines, Ont.
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FOR FLETCHER'S
C A 811.0 R I A
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SFRIN6 SHO''
The annual spring' ehow for horses
and bulls, under the auspiciee of the
Seaforth Agricultural Society, was
held on Tuesdap of last week, IJnfor-
tunately for the show, the weather
was too fine for a large crowd to turn
out, as the 1'iarreers are all busy on the
hand and would not spare the time to
come to town. But notwithstanding
this, there was a fair crowd in tow.
The weather however, did not affect
the attendance of exhibitorsand as a
consequence there was a. splendid
show ofhorses in almost every depart'
went, and the animals exhibited were
all of a high order of merit. On the
whole, the show was a success, and
those who calve out were well repaid
for the time spent. The following is a
list of the prize winners :.
Stallions -.-Aged Clydesdale -M o s s
Trooper Champ ion,Robt.Birchell,Hib-
bert ; Golden Chief,, Wm, Hodge, Hib.
bert ; Huron Again, Thomas Dickson,.
Seaforth. Three year old Clyde=-Glen-
rae, Thomas McMichael and Son, Hul-
let ; Huron Laddie,Josbua Pollard,Me-
Killop ; Master Black, Thomas Dick-
son, Seaforth. Two year old Clyde -J.
Shortreed; Morris Blackband Selma.
tion,TholxlasMcMichael and Son; King
Lorne, T, Michael and Son. Canadian
Bred Clyde under • three -Jas, Carlin,
Hackney Stallion-Brayside G 01 d-
stnith, Wm. Calfas, Zurich, Standard
Bred Roadster --Hal. Sphiux,F. Kling,
Seaforth ; Pilot Brino, D. T. Pinkney,
Seaforth ; Ham Gazette,G. E. Hender-
son,
Heayy Drafths--Team, James Scott
Cromarty ; Thomas Ryan, Hibbert ;
W. Jefferson, Mitchell,Brood mare, T.
Ryan ; John Fortune,Tu,kersmith ;W
Dale, Tuckerstnith, Filly or gelding.�
Princess Gartley,' W. Nott, T.`uoker-
smith ; 2nd and 3rd,JamesScott,Crom-
arty.
Agricultural- Team, C. M, McGreg-
or, Hulletk ; Wm. Rogers, Hibbert ;
James Cornish, Clinton, Brood mare,
Charles Wright, Tuckersmith ;Ernest
Annis Hibbert ; W. Patrick, Tucker -
smith, Filly or •gelding, Chas. Wright ;
W. A. McKenzie, Logan ; W. Patrick.
General Purpose- Team, D Pother.
ingham, Tuckersmith; , And. Scott,.
Seaforth,
Sweepstakes -Princess Gartly, Wes
Nott, Tuekerswith Mr•.Nott's filly was
sired by Gartly Gold.
SinglesroadsteraJohn Torranee,Olin.
ton; Thos Hay, Cromarty; Dr 13 H
Ross, Seaforth; Roeder team, Rev. T
Davidson, Varna; Dr H H Roes; Jas.
U McDonnell, Hensall. Single carriage
Jas Norris, Hibbert; Turnbull and Mc-
Intosh, Seaforth; L bortune, Tucker -
smith. Carriage team, LFortune.
Bulls -Aged. Shorthorn, W A. Mc-
Kenzie, Logan; Jas McIntosh, Tucker -
smith; P McKay, Tuckersmith. Iwo
year old, R Charters and Son, Tuck-
ersmith; Jas -Cowan, McKillop. One.
year old, Alex Kerr, McKillop. Sweep
stakes, W A McKenzie.
Judges-Heavy'horses, John Brock-
bank, Paris; light horses, Dr J 13
Reid, V. S., Guelph; cattle, E V
Thompson, -Guelph. •
Salvia, The New. 'American
Hain Vigor
--Ladies-can=now have -a luxuriant
bead of real, fluffy, sparkling • hair,
free from Dandruff, by using the new
English -American Hair. Vigor, SAL-
VIA.. Go to W A McOonnelis drug
storeand purchase a • 50e k ottle. A
guarantee goes with every bottle
SALVIA contains Henna and Sage.
SALVIA is used by the elite of•New
York.
Dandruff can be cured in ten. days.
The hair is made soft. and fluffy.
SALVIA will grow hair in abund-
ance.
A non -sticky, . daintily perfumed
hair dressing.
A large bottle only costs 50c,, and a
money back proposition.
Errors Ot Life
The fourteen mistakes'of life Judge
Rentoul re
cantly told the <,Bartholo.
mew club of London are: -
To expect, to set up our Own 'stand-
ard of right and wrong and expect
everybody to conform to it,.
To try to measure the enjoyment
of others by our own.
To expect uniformity of opinion in
this world.
To look tor judgment and experience
in youth, .
To endeavor to mold the disposi-
tions of everybody alike.
Not to yield to unimportant .trifles:
To look for perfections in our own
actions..
To worry ourselves and others about
whatcan be remedied, .
Not to alleviate it we can all that
needs alleviation,
Not . to make allowances for the
weaknesses of others.
To consider afiything impossible
simply because we ourselves happen
to be unable to perform it.
To believe . only what our finite
mortal minds can grasp.
To live as if the moment the time,
the day were so important that it
would live forever.
To estimate people -by some out-
side quality, for it is that within
which makes the man.
Norris Chosen Leader Ey Mani-
toba Liberals
•
Ata big Liberal Convention held in
Winnipeg Tobias Crawford Norris,M.
P P for (xriswold was the tendered un
animous nomination of leader of the
Manitoba Liberal party. Following
°
Was the platform adopted by the Con -
vention:-u
Increased grants to rural schools.
Compulsory education.
A provincial university.
Direct legislation by means of the
initiative and referendum,
Co-operation with municipalities in
building good roads.
'Voters' lists prepared only for elec-
tions from muracipal lists s,ppplement
ed by personal registration.
A non-partisan telephone commies -
ion responsible to the legislature.
Settlement of the boundary ques-
tion by Manitoba receiving the lands
and all natural resources of the added
territory.
A. reduction of $200 000 a year in
the eost of administration,
"Resident" majority vete in local
option.
Manic pal electors to have power of
of limiting or reducing number of
licensee,
All iensees to beranted or re
fused by county courtjudgesinstead
of license commissioners.
Public lands to be sold by public
competition, except where sold to ac-
tual settlers With settlement duties.
Swa laude to be drained before
sale itnd government to share ex.
pensee of drainagedistricts when
crown lands form part of the district.
A nbn'partisan elevator conlmisssion
HEADACHE
AND
Burdock Wood Bitters.
Tilepresenee of headache nearly always
ells tin that there is another disease
tiaiA, :litlli)tlr",'tt we mal• not he aware of
it.' is still exerang its baneful influence,
, xl perhaps awaiting an opportunity to
tssi'rt itself plainly.
llurdwk Mold Bitters has, for years,.
been curing; all kinds of headaches, and It
cion will only give it a trial we are sure it
mil
(lo for you what it has done for thou-
sands of others.
John
:*-4-4-4-4-4-4-+4Irs
1' Connors,
';' Headache Buu. J r 1 ra'• t q n, N.S.,
and ♦ writes:-" �I have been
" Constipation+ troubled with head-
* ♦ ache and constipation
Cured. + for a long time. After
•4+4+4-44+ .trying different doe.
tors' medicine a friend
asked me to try Burdock Blood hitters.
1 find I am completely cured after having
taken three bottles. I can safely recon.
mend it to all,"
For sale by all dealers.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
subject only to the legislature.
A definite policy on agriculture.
Railway taxes to be distributed on
an equitable plan among the munici-
palities,
Beware' of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell, and completely derange
the whole system, . when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such.
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions
ansriaps fthhee 'frodamage etheyble willhdo is
tenfold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F J Cheney &
Co ,Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It
is taken'internatly.and made in -Toledo.
Ohio; by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials free.
Solw�aty druggists,price 75e per bottle
Tali�;Hall's Family Pills for constipa
ion .
Woman'sWorld
A CORSET STRIKE.
•
The Meat. Boycott In Line For Sub-
" stantial Re -enforcement.
A corsetstrike may engage the at-
tention of the women after they have
finished with the meat strike, for it is
now considered "queenly" to go with-
out the expensive and uncomfortable
adornments, accordingto recent lnfor-
•nation.
-Besides,-stylish-corsets-are getting -
so long it is unpleasant, to walk in
them. Any girl will tell .you that. And
. the' longer they make them the more
they cost. Any married • man can tell
you that the high cost of corsets has
kept pace with the high cost of living.
But the main thing just now Is that
Queen Elizabeth of Roumaniahas cots
eluded a triple alliance against the
corsets. Three queens are bard ;to:
beat. In• addition to Queen Elizabeth,
there are Queen Alexandra of Eng,.
land and Queeu Helena of Italy: All
are bona Ode queens, who can wear -
what
what they please and afford ' to pay for
It and have a vast burden of court eti-
quette to manage.
Queen Elizabeth told her court all
about, it n day .or: two ago. • She ree-
,ecived a letter .from Queen Alexandra"<
saying the latter had decided that n
,avonran's dress should follow her .nat.
ural lines. Even if these lines are in.
artistic; that is no reason why a wo-
man should endanger her health and
7osterity, says the queen.
The corset, opines Queen Alexandra,
does not carry out the idea Of natural
lines in dress. On the other hand. It
thwarts such an idea' and gives the
'ooay a sort of a nom de plume. it is a
fraud, often a snare and delusion, and
Queen Alexandra was anxious that
her disapproval be . published to the
world.
It' was this attitude of Queen Alex-
andra, according to Queen Elizabeth,
that caused the former to invent the
princess idea of dress, for which many
shapely women are so thankful. •
"Hee majesty of England," went on
Queen Elizabeth to bar courtiers. "de-.
spises blouses, maintaining that the
subdlyision of the female body by the
blouse and skirt is unbeautiful if not
a downright sacrilege."
So Queen "Elizabeth indorsed Queen
Alexandra and then proclaimed some
views of her olkn.
. "The corset," she declared. "is an
Invention' of man, not of woman.
Most hien judge a woman's beauty ac-
cording to the standard of an expen-
sive corset maker,"
Queen Elizabeth forthwith wrote a
pamphlet setting down her reflections
s� in ,g
Find Them Marvellous
This is Mrei. Chas. Brooks' Opinion
of "Little Digesters"
Here is a short but very eonvineing'
letter which we received recently:
TSL COL oust MEDICINE Co.,
1 have been using "Little Digesters"
far tome time. I still use thein and find
theta marvellous. I recommend them
Sincerely.
MRS. CHAS, BROOKS.
Trow, Wright Co;, Quo,
Here is another letter, dated Nov. 90,
1909, almost equally brief and to the
point:
COLnatAN MewlIiee Co.,
Would say that the box of "Little
Digesters" hat done me a lot of good.
1 think they aro all right for any
Stomach Trouble,
ANTHONY FISHER.
Trout Creek P.O.,ParrySa. Dist., Ont.
Letters like tbese aro the best pox•
Bible proof that ''Little Digesters" do
exactly what we elaihri-relieve and cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all forms of
Stomach Troubles. We are so sure that
I' Little Digesters will euro that we offer
to hand your honey back without hesi-
tation if they fail.
Put up in dainty little red boees
II5e. at your druggists or ley mail Froin
Coleman Medicine Coe ''pronto. 3y
41'1 len W Zra
on the Snnjeet tttitt tai (*ritz ,tr wieu-
Uteri all over Roumania.
It was then that the queen of Italy
became a part of the triple alliance.
She gave away all her corsets -one for
every gown-r-ancl wrote to Queen Ulla -
abet!' as follows:
"1 ata onpnsed to the corset on pritt-
QUEEN ALEXANDRA. - HELENA OF ITALY,
ELIZABETH OB HOUMANIA.
eiple, because T think- it unhygienic
and directly injurious to women, 'par-
titularly to mother,„ Women who
have studied the funcsions of the body
will refuse to wear corsets. Only
tilough!r'as mothers will imitate the
tai-ofts of women afilranore giddy and
allow their bodies -o be squeezed
tightly and their organs co be dis-
torted."
Zam-Buk in 3,Accidents.
It would'seem': that Zam-Buk, the
famous healing balmwehear so highly,
spoken of everywhere, is particularly
useful in the family circle. A report
"sent by Mrs. E. Davey,783 Ellice Ave.,
Winnipeg, will illustrate this, She
says : "My little boy, of three, while
playing, fell from a high, verandah to
the ground,cutting his forehead badly.
Instead of calling a doctor who would.
undoubtedly have put in a number'of
stitches,.I bathed the wound well, and
applied Zam-Buff, The little fellow,al-`
-though suffering keenly, soon had re-
lief from his. pain. In the course of
three week). by applying • "Zani.Bpk.
daily, the wound in his forehead was
nicely hailed.
"Since then I have also _used Zam-
Buk for a boil which came on my
cheek and which proved very painful
and looked unsightly. Zam-Buk soon
drew the boil to a head and it then
quickly banished it:"
Another time my baby w s scalded
on her left thigh and calf of leg with
boiling water. This was a severe scald
and the child suffered cruelly, scream-
ing from pain. Directly it was done I
thought to nse Zam-Buk, as we had a
boa in the•house, and spreading some
on lint I wrapped up the baby's limb.
Next morning she rested much easier
and I applied a fresh bandage with l
Zam-Buk. I kept this treatment up
daily and was rewarded by seeing a'
great improvement each time 1. dressed
the wound. In a very short space of
time the scalds were all nicely healed.
"I cannot recommend this wonder-
ful healing preparation•too highly for
family use,and I have such great faith
in its healing powers that my house
is never without a box."
For all . skin injuries and diseases,
piles, eczema, salt rheum and face
sores Zt m-13uk is absolutely unequall-
ed. 50 c.box at all druggists and stores
or .post-free from Zam-Buk Co., Tor-
onto,•for price. Refuse all substitutes.
W. C. T. U.
Liquor License and Lock-up.
One of the strangest cases we have
heard of amongst peculiar applications
for liquor licenses comes from Scotts -
town, Que., where an application for
a license to sell liquor foreseeing some
diflieulty in gettingsaid license offered
in case,the license was granted, to pro-
vide a lock-up and pay for the services
of a constable. This fact was reported
bya delegate to the Alliance Conven-
tion in Montreal recently, The thing
seemed so strange that the delegate
was questioned concerning the matter
whether the offer was really made in
earnest and the 'leottstown delegate
replied that it had been madein abso-
lutely good faith but as Secttstown
had had no license for eighteen years
application was refused, It seems
hard to believe that any man could
have so little common -place as to
make such an offer and yet there is no
doubt that if a license were granted
both lock-up and Constable would be
needed, klut the granting of this
means,the condemnation of the traffic
Liquor and locks -ups go together, al-
though
l-
tou h the trade mortally hates to
acknowledge it. This Scottstown
representative has let the cat out of
the bag.
,.1101111,nor Local Option
Sarnia Local Option advocates have
joined hands figuratively speaking
with theirP ort Huronbrethre s.
Speakers from the other side of the
river Met the Sarnians in a joint gath.
ering at Sarnia, with a view of having
both towns Indus in concert for local
April ,t4014, 4400--`�
meets you Italy -way ---does
all your work 'is half the
time .if you follow directions.
Sunlight Soap -absolutely
pure -saves clothes from le -
Jury -bands from roughness -
life from drudgery.
%.,. -,
IUt�{dtitla�
option, The Port Huronites;realize
that if they secure Local Option an d
Sarnia does not, Sarnia hotels will do
an increased . business. The hotel-
keepers of Sarnia have formed a com-
bine of their own each to pay fine of
$200 if detected in selling liquor in
prohibited hours.
W CT 1J Press Cor.
Without
,Alcohol
A Strong Tonic WithoutAlcohol
A Body Builder Without Alcohol
A Blood Purifier WithoutAlcohol
A Great Alterative Without Alcobol
A Doctor's Medicine Without Alcohol
Ayer's Sarsaparilla WitheutAlcohol
A . Wi pnbUslt our formulae
Wbanish 100
. bol
AroR.urn .atoms„
tiers W• y.nrw
on. teectoroa
Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They act
directly on the liver,. cake more bile
secreted. This is wh ' y are so valu-
able In constipation, bi Cuteness, dys-
pepsia, sick -headache. Ask your doctor.
if he knows a better laxative pill.
...Urge Ivy the O. A Bare .. Loww.7191e*.
"The foreigner"
Question :"What are you doing
with him ?
Answ.ers
"We are writing novels about him."
-Ralph Connor:
"We are lecturing • about him ' from
him from Halifax to Vancouver" -
Rev. J. S. Woodsworth.
.'We are writing articles about him
for the religious newspapers," -Arthur
Ford and a host of other correspond-
ents.
"We are trying to teach his little
children so that they will become good
Canadians after he dead." -Kinder -
garden and deaconess teachers.
"We are buying .him "at election.
times." -Politicians.
"We are selling him bad wiskey."-
Liquor dealers.
"Weare striving to winbim for our
church:" -,Some -denominations.
-"We are struggling to•keep hint ; he
belongs to us." -Others.
"We are after his money ."--Livers
by their wits.
"We are getting'him to. or
w k for us,
for the lowest possible' pay, and now
and then' we heat him out of that
little. Oanadian emolovers,
"We are letting him severely alone,
as his habits are offensive to cur re•
fined feelings:" -Respectable citizens.
"We are trembling lest he .should
outnumber us and get the upper hand
in business and in municipal and pro-
vincial affairs." -Some Canadians.
The Mother's Aid.
And Children's Friend
'Baby's Own Tablets are not intend-
ed for babies only. This medicine is
intended for children of all ages. It
is gently laxative and comforting. It
cures indigestion and other stomach
troubles, constipation and simple fev-
ers. Guaranteed free from poisonous
opiates. : Mrs. Paul Carrier, Petite
Mechine, Que., says :-"I find Baby's
Own Tablets the best medicine 1 have
ever used for children.• I have used
them for most of the troubles that
afflict little ones and have never known
them to fail. Mothers should always
keepthem on hand. Sold by all med-
icine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Willian's Medicir
Co., Brockville, Ont.
"The D. & L." Iirnulsiou will
build you up will make you fat and
healthy. Especially beneficial 10
those who are "all run down."
AMONG GIRLS
(From The Washington Stat)
They tally all at once with great ardor
And nobody listens at all
They start in and talk al the harder
When any one else comes to cell,
There's never a thought or suggestion
In this conversonal chime,
And yet they have had, beyond ghee -
tion
A perfectly lovely time 1
They make up a theatre party
And gaze on the heroine's grief.
Their sympathies, wholesome hearty.
In copious tears find relief.
And after the villain unsparing,
Has slaughtered young hopes in
their prime.
They've had, you will hear them de-
claring,
A perfectly lovely time 1
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Eignaturo Of
Lima Trunklallway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart- ... 8.30am 4.50pm.
Centralia....-..,... 9.40 0.43
Exeter, 953 5.54
11ensall.,..... ,.,'.,10,08 6,00
Ripen 10.10 6.11
Blviceffeld 10,30 6,10
Clinton.... ...11.05 8,35
Londesboro U,8 6,52
Blyth..,,.,....r..,, 11.27 7.00
Belgrave ... 11.40 7.13
Wingbam, arrive.., 11.50 7.35
South Passenger
Wingham, depart., 6.43 a m 3.33 p m
Belgrave 6,54 3.44
Blyth......,..,.,7.08 3 b
Londesboro 7.16 4.04
Ulinton 750 423
8rucefield 8,12 4.30
Ki en, 4.47
Heneall... , 8.82 4 02
5.05
Teter............... 8.48
Centralia 900 5.15
London, arrive 10 00 6.10
Buffalo and Uoderich
West Passenger
nm pm pm pm
Stratford 10.00 12.20 5 2.1 10,20
Mitchell10,22 12,45 5.55 10,47
Seaforth 10,45 1.10 6.18 110.2
Clinton 11.07 1.25 0.40 11,28
Holmes ville.. , 11.16 1.33 646 11,38
Goderich 11.35 1.50 7,05 11,55
East Passenger
am pm pm
7.10 2.40 4,50
Goderich
Holmesville .,. 7.26 2.57 5,06
Clinton 7,35 307 5,15
Seatorth ..,....,7.52 3.25 5,32
Mitchell 8.16 3 48` 5,55
Stratfora 8.40 4.15 6.20
For Sale or Rent.
Farm to__ Rent..
On the 2nd Concession, B R S., Tuckersmith.
100 acres possession April let, 1910. Will rent
for one year only. Apply to LEVI STRONG,.
Steelton, Ont.
Kidney and t.iver Medicated Pad*
W�eak,eN ., Vaipisln back T uuuibs.
, Rheuutatic, Ncuraigta. All I.f-
er and Stomach complaints. Alt
kemale wee euess, painful and;
irregular periods. men, 'Women'
nod Cbtidzen are benefitted alike.
Price one pair one dollar. mlut
0 quickly introduce will msil witit
first order One Pair Free --that is two pairs on
receipt of this ndvertisment and one dollar. Order
today this cheap and reliable treatment, 15 S
Address-TNE'MEDICATED PAD COMPANY
80 VICTORIA AVE, WINwSOR. 011x„ CA:apns
PROFESSIONAL
W. BEYJ)ONR.
BARRISTER ti01'.ICITOii t OTAR
PUBLIC, ETC, •
CLINTON
CHARLES B. HALE
REAL ESTATE ANI) INSURANCE:
Huron St., Clinton,.
H. T..' RANO'Er
Notary Public, Conveyancer.
Financial and Real Estate:
INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 14 Fire In -
enrollee companies,
Division Court ,office,
Medi�..a1.
>bR 41. W. THOMFSeN
•
mioian, Surgeon. Eto
special attention given to diseases of;the
Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nose.
Eyes carefully examined and suitable glasses
prescribed,
Office and: Residence.
Two doors west of the Commercial Motel
Myron 6t,
Dr. W. Gunn
Dr. W. Gann, L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S.. Mini.
Offioe-Ontario Street, Clinton. N. R it calla at
front door of office or residence, stattenbnry
Farm to Rent Street.
Q>Hee hours at spitai-1 to 3 p.m,; 7 to 9 n,m,
PHYSICIAN,
BURGEON.
For Sale or Renteeoncbeur, etc„ office and residence on
embers, se, opposite W. Farran's residence,
The astram farm, Lot 28,9th Con. of Goderich
Tp„ 80 acres is offered to rent, Apply to
JOSH COOK, or to MRS. J. HALSTEAD
Clinton. tf Goderich,
DR. -J, W. SHAW.
in Holmesville, 2 -of -an -acre of land, with a
frame r
good me house of seven rooms, hack kitchen,
wood -shed and stable and a large framebuild-
ing having been used as a chopping mill. Plenty
of good water. Possession any time after the
10th of November. Apply to P. POTTOR,
Huron Road
For Sate.
The w3 lot 24, in the Bayfield Concession, Tp.
of Goderieh, 100 acres more or less, 85 .acres
cleared aid under cultivation, the balance bush
and pasture land ; good clay loam ; log house
and large frame barn on the premises. This is.
a fine stook farm. Apply to W. SCOTT, Bruce.
field, or JOHN. McCOY, 46 King St., E„
Hamilton. •
Shorthorns for Sale.
Three young bulls, from 9 to 20 months' old,.
2 reds and 1 roan. A few good heifers, all sizes,
y-Duke.>of-Rirhmnnd; alsoLo_ur_voung..:19rir
shire Sows, due in April, and some small pigs,
Call and see them before you buy,
tf E 14 wISE', Clinton
House and Lot for Sale.
The conveniently -located house, next to T.
Murphp's, •Rattenbury: street, containing nine
rooms. The house is a. recently re -built one,
and in excellent repair. Agood. new stable_ on
the premises. ApPly to A. SEELEY,.
For' Sale
Frame house on Townsend street, 11
rooms, 1-4 acre, good water, house in good
repair.:. Possession eiven right away.
APPiy H T Rance : tf
Farrar for Sale:.
50 acres sonth0a1f of lct 26, concession
12, Hullett,.,J mile north: of Londesboro,
near church and school,. 2, good wells,.
bank barn,' geed frame hol me ; 30 sores
seede3. down h mostly clay' loam ;: good
state of ltivation ; terms easy. Apply to
John Garrett.
House lor.•Sale.
A good two story frame house, contain
ing eight rooms also summer kitchen
woodshed and good cellar. One quarter
acre of land. • Apply to Miss Stirling, Mill
Street. •
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts. issued, Interest allowed on
deposits.
DR. F. R. AXON
•
DENTIST
Crown mid Bridge Work a Specially.
Graduate of C.O.D.S.. Chicago, and 11.0,D.S..
Toronto.
Mayfield on -
Mondays, May 1st to December
HRR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST..
Maim over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care token to make dental treat. •
merit as painless as possible.
W. IL CARR
Veterinary Surgeon.
Honor -graduate Ont. Vet, Coll., 1890
Special course atMcKillip, Chicago, 1910
Office opposite Graham Rouse.
Night calls at Graham House.
Day Phone 82; Night Phone 5.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general, Auction Nee
GODERIOH' ONT
8:aim stone sales a sweat), Otoets.
Naw EBA odice, Clinton, prl,motty abtenaed
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale note
discounted
D. N. WATSON.
• Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron.
Correspondence promptly answered, :immed-
iate arrangements; for sale dates Can bennade
by calling at the NEW ERA office, or with Frank
Watson. at McEwan's grocery, , Charges nroder-
ate and satisfaction guaranteed
G.1D. McTaggart M. D. McTaggar
MCTag, Hirt . Bios
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BANKERS •
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
.A General' Banking ' Business
transacted
arae Back„.
Painful
ack,-
Painful Stitches
Cured in Ten Days, or
Your Money Back
The moment you suspect anyKKidney
or Urinary disorder, or feel Rheumatic
pains, begin taking. •
rig Pills'
FIG PILLS are sold with a guarantee
to cure all Kidney, Bladder or Liver
troubles, Indigestion and all Stomach
Disorders.
"FIG PILLS' are sold at all leading
drug stores at 25c a box, or 5 for 8100.
Suffered
Terrible
Paz ms
From. Her
Kidneys
For Nino
Months.
17
For Backache, Lame• or Weak Back --e
. one of the Commonest and most. distressing
symptoms of kidney inaction, there is :to
remedy equal to Doan's Kidney Pills for
taking out the stitches, twitches and
twinges, limbering"up the stiff back, and
giving perfect comfort.
A medicine that strengthens the kid-
neys so that they are' enabled to extract
the poisonous uric acid from the blood
and prevent the chief Cause of Rheuma-
tism.
Mr. Dougald A.Mclsaac, Broad Cove
Banks, N.H., writes:-" I was troubled
with my kidneys for nine months, and
suffered with such terrible pains across
the small of rely back all the time that I
could hardly get around. After taking
two boxes of 1)oan's"Kidney Pills I began
to feel better, and by the' time I had taken
three I was Co• ,
lC l,e,ely
CU
red.H
Price , r
I
I hU Dents per box, or 3 for 51,25,
all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. ; lilburhl Co., Limited, -
Toronto, Ont.
When ordering, specify "Dan's."
&iIohb Cure
tuidkly stops eou5hs. OErcO cold:,, heals
the tbfo5t find tunas. , * - 211 Otntr.
The McKillop`' Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Tonna Props
erty Only Insured,'
•
OFFICERS.
J, B,. McLean, President; Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., God er ch
Thos. E, Bays, . See:-Treas., Sea forth
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; John
Watt; Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, 'Seaforth; J.Evans, . Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben.
newels, Brodhagen, M. McEwa
Clinton.
Bach Director is inspector of losses In
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed,l Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmond.
vi11e; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville •
Payments may be made at Tozer 8s
Brown's, Clinton, or to 1t. 13, .Outt,
Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
emaiTox
Fire, ' Life and Accident
'Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
•
Oflmce Issac Street, nex door to New
Era
108'°X
eo1a
in one day. 25c. a bottle at alt ,Drug
Stores,
Children
Orr
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A 1'O R