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CLINTON NEW ERA
CLINTON. ONT., AUG. 11, 1910.
Law --As It Is In Canada.
The remarkable success of our
Northwest Police Force in instilling
a strong respect for the law in the
minds of all trespassers in the great
stretch of country which they patrol,
is very much appaeoiated by our
friends to the south, in whose frontier
communities, there has been absence
of the peaceful development that has
marked the transformation of the
wild lands ot Western Canada into
prosperous provinces with all the legis.
lative machinery possessed by the or-
iginal members of the Confederation
created in 1867. The Chicago Record.
Herald; under the caption "Law",
makes this confession:
The barrack of the Royal North.
western Mounted Police at Regina
house what is probably the most fa-
mous constabulary force in the world.
From Regina to Hudson's Bay is far,
and from Hudson's Bay to the Klon-
dike is farther ; but it is law, law all
the way. One trooper to every 500
square miles of territory is about the
average of direction and guardianship
provided. But it is enough.
"The Blackfoot agency near Cal-
gary is in charge of a single corporal.
A thousand Blackfeet were present at
the colonial pageant on Dominion Day
and the single corporal managed them
all -the four who get a little the
worse for rum and the remainder who
stayed sober. With tact and firmness
he piloted them through their 'perfor-
mances and go them all safely back to
their reservation again.
"Could this feat have been accom-
lished-as well --on- our side-of-the-line_a
on the other ?
FOREST FIRES.
Every summer there is destruction
by forest fires in Canada and the
United Statesof ininione of dollars
worth of good lumber. Already this
season the news columns of the
papers have recorded several forest
fires, and we have the month of
August vet to come. In the large
majority of cases these fires are caused
by some tourist leaving his camp fire
burning or leaving embers that the
wind fans into a terrific blaze. Exper-
ienced forest guides and Indians are
always cautious in regard to their
fires. The number cif fire rangers in
Ontario is said by those who know to
be too small to look after the fires left
by careless people, and hence they
spread before discovered. It wouid
pay the province well to increase the
number of rangers in.the quantity of
timber saved annually froni destruc-
tion.
Don't Be Deceived -Unscrupulous
makers are attempting to steal your
money and our reputation by putting
out an imitation of "The D. & L."
Menthol plaster. Be sure and get the
genuine made by Davis & Lawrence
Co.
THE PASSING OF A KING
The gray old tide of London town
Winds slowly to the sea;
The grimy halls of commerce fro wn,
Holding a world in fee;
The wind blows chill from darkened
. sky;
A shadowy ship sets sail;
Oh, still as Death she passes by -
And the hearts of the landsmen fail.
For the form of one who goes bynight
Waits calm on the royal pier, •
While a nation cries with wild affright
"Ho, helmsman pale, what cheer?"
But the traveller fares from London
town
To where the dead kings be;
A Briton's soul of just renown
Goes out to the silent sea.
-H. 0. N, Belford, in the July Canad-
ian Magazine.
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PROVINCES ALL IN LINE
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Every Province Will Exhibit at
the C. N. E. this year
Every province in the Dominion has
applied for space for a provincial ex-
hibit at this year's Canadian National
Exhibition and the result cannot fail
to be the grelitestdisplayof the nation
al resources of Canada ever placed on
exhibition. It will be a great chance
for Canadians as well as visitors from
other countries to see just what each
corner of the great Dominion depends
on for future greatness. And the net
result cannot fail to be a pleasant sure
prise to Canadians as well as outsiders
fametrismormassmserstomeommilsmammoresatseiwels.
SUNBURN.
BLIST E R S,
SORE FEET.
OR-verybody now attinithe
lain -Sok best for these.
Let, it. giVe TOO *Me
aud comfort.
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Entrance To
Normal Schools
CONDITIONS OP ADMISSION
LAID POWK-IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Successful canclidates who desire to
attend the corning Bearden of the Nor.
Mal schoole are reminded that their
applications for adniiiisien must be
made to the Deptity Minister of Edu-
cation no tater than TuencleY, thltatera'
ber Oth. No etudent will be admitted
who will not beat tenet eighteen years.
Normal schools at Hamilton. London,
Ottawa, Peterboro, Stratford and Tor.
onto or before the close of the session
for the Normal school at North Bay.
When Terms Death
For thefts, applicants who are require -
ed to pass the September examina-
tions in the preecribed lower school
subjecta the seesion will begin on
Tuesday, September 20th, at 9 a. ni.
For applications with the prescribed
certificates from approved schools and
for applicants belonging to trade A -
begin on Monday, September
20th at 9 a. ni. No a,ppli3ant who 18
required to pase the 411eptember exams
'nations will be admitted without do-
ing so. It would be well, therefore,
for applicants to make certain of their
status before the first mentioned date.
Conditions Of Admifisions•
For full information regarding con-
ditions of admission to a Normal
salmi applicants are referred to See -
tions 4 and 5 of the Syllabus, copies
of which may be obtained' by applying
to the Deputy Minister of Education.
No candidate will be admitted who
does not comply fully with the condi-
tions of these sections.
As in 1909, the appeal examiners
have reread the papers of each can-
didate whose maake would in former
yearehave justified an appeal: Where
such a, candidate has still failed his
statement of marks will be stamped
as re -read, and no further appeal will
be allowed. In,all other cases of fail-
ure appeals will not be refused if made
before September let and acconspan-
ied by the fee of $2. In view of all
the precautions taken, however, it is
most unlikely that such appeals would
succeed
Professional people. actors, law-
yers, doctors and ministers, who fris-
quently suffer from exhaustion and
prostration as a result Of e'xcessive
nervous strain find Ferrovira tbe in-
vigorating tonic unequalled to 'streng-
then and renew the exhausted tissues
of their body. Ferrovhn is composed
of fresh lean beef, Citrate of Iron,pure
old Spanish Sherry Wine. $1.00 per
bott e.
saving Lives Of Children
Dr Helen Mcalurchy of Toronto,
declares in her recent report to the
Ontario Government that 75 per cent
of the pauses of infant mortality are
preventable. Among otber things
she says that "the baby has one
chance for its life if fed on condensed
milk, would have two eintnees forits
life if fed on good cow's milk, and
one hundred chances for its. lite on
Mothers -who
really cannot nurse their children, she
says, are only one in a hundred. or
one in a thousand, and others who do
not do so are either ignorant or ill-
advised,
Dr MacMurchy, comparing the
deaths of Ontario children with those
of England, says the former are 150
in a thousand to 132 in a thousand
in the latter, while that of London,
England, is only. 113. It is possible
that part of the difference 'may be
accounted for by laxity in registration
of births in Ontario, and that the
infant deatn rate is not so large here
as it seems. In ally case the matter
is a serious one, and shows that much
could be done to prevent excessive
infant mortality by proper precau-
tions being taken.
i
The case s cited of a Catholic priest
in Quebec who instructed his parish
as to the treatment of babies, and
succeeded. in two years, in reducting
the death rate among infants from -197
to 85 per thinisaud. Feeding at irregu
tar hours or whenever the (third cries,
uncleanliness, overclothing, and allcw
ing babies to have "tastes" cf what
their elders eat, are some of the
mistakes which should be avoids&
Warnings are issued • in the report
against patent foods. which are de.;
nominated "Baby Exterrninatore.'
,One soothing !syrup, it is stated, con-
tains opiura, and it is suggested that
syrups and foods for infants should
be labelled in accordance 'with their
contents.
The study which Dr MacMurchy
has been making is an important one.
She has corms to sound, though not
new conclusions, as to the need of
regulating overcrowding in cities, the
advisability of providing plenty of
park spaces, the advantages of work-
men's homes on the outskirte, and the
boon which clean milk affords. The
latter is perhaps more applicable to
Stratford than any other, though the
present is also the time to provide
plenty of park spaces, as with the
growth of the city these will become
more difficult to obtain. •
Dr de Van's French Female PI118
the Wife's Friend
A reliable regulator; never fails
While these pills re exeeedingly
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 at $5
abox,or three for $10. Mailed to any
address. The Scobell Drug Co. St.
Catherine% Ont.
Politeneee
Wm*. •••••
Politeness coneists in concealing
from other people the fact that they
annoy you.
If a tnan springs tip from his seat
in a crowded car to give itto a woman
that is politeness. If he permits his
wife to drag a chair from 'one room
into the other while he is
smoking and reading • the evening
paper, that is innocent absorption.
It pays to be polite -when it doesn't
cost anything,
Politeness originated in the Garden
of Eden, when Adam fell merely to
oblige Eve. (And yet they say that
man hi selfish!)
Ws Should always be polite to dim -
inferiors in the presence of oUr eta
periorta Nothing is moreeffective.
The Men who is truly polite mem
forgets himself, Such a man, if he is
obliged to kick another man doWin
stairs, will always see that his hat is
sent out to hire,
Children are naturally petite until
they ate taught that theyearmot hope
to make much money witheut.
,Abpraysi be petite when you are hors
roaring Money from &friend. Remern-
bet that it -doesn't Oest anything to
give hire the brapmeelon that you
going to pah, him book.
There are two kinds of politeraese:
Politeness to 'yourself and politenese
to othera,
When you oonie home late at night;
for example.even if you are very tired
alwaye remove your het and coat be-
fore getting into bed. It is little et.
teams. like this that constitute you
a gentlerrtan, At the eame time de
not disturb your wife if you an
Pessibly avoid it. It is the height et
rudeneee to awaken a sleeping lady.
The polite man In always welcome
everywhere. Thet ha almost every-
where -except at bargain counter, a
fire or a financial prude,
BROKEN KAM
'fr 'BRIM WNW
flow All Women Can Pre-
serveleood tlealth and
Good Looks.
Too many vvornen and girls look
old long before they should, In nine
cases out of ten it ie a matter of
health. Worinworry. corifioement in-
doors and lack of exercise cause the
health to run down. Then faces be-
come thin and pale; lines an wrink-
les appear, there are headaches, back-
aches and a constant feeling of tired.
nese.
Women an i girls who feel well look
well. Therefore improve your health
land you will look better. It is a fact
that thousands of Canadian women
anct girls owe the robust health they
enjoy to Dr.Williams'Pink Pills. They
feel well and enjoy life as only a
healthy person can.
, The simple reason for Me is that
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new.
rich, red blood, which titreasthens all
the vital organs, brings brightness to
the eye, a glow of health to the cheek.
and bracing strength to every part of
the body. Mrs. AN arren Wright,Una,
Sask., says - "I feel that.' owe a debt
of gratitude to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills thatnothing 1 can say in their
favor will fully repay. I was so ire,
duced in health and strength that I
was hardly able to walk at all, and
could do no work whatever. My blood
was so thin and watery that my' lips
and anger tips reieimbled those. of a
corpse. I had almost constant head.
aches, and the smallest exertion Would
set my heart palpitating violently.and
often I would drop in a faint. Nothing
I did seemed to help me in the least,
and I felt so far gone that I never
expected to recover my health. 1 was
in this critics,' condition when I read
in a newspaper ot a cure in a case
like mine through the use of Dr. Wit
Hams' Pink Pills and I decided to
try them, I got a half dozen boxes
and before I used them all there was
a grert change in my condition. My
appetite returned, the color began to
come back to my lips and face, and
my strength Was increasing. I con •
tinued the use of the. Pills for some
time longer and thea restored me to
the pink of perfectheaIth. While us
ing thes.1111 ained twenty pounds
i$
in weigha: cure was made in the
summer 6f 1 . and I am now enjoy-
ing better health than ever before."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ti i 1 do for '
-other Week-and-worn--aristrierd us
what theyaaid for Mre. Wriglit, • if
they are given a fair trial.- Sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for 32.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,,Brock-
.ville, Ont.
WESTERN FAIR
Sept. Atk to 17th, London, Ont.
The Management of the -Western
Pair, London, 'Ontario, have been
making activejpreparations for months
for their Exhibition which takes place
this year September 9th to 17th. The
Prize List is printed and ready for dis-
tribution. 31000.00 has been added to
the list this year in the Live Stook De-
partments. This advancement in
prizes should make this popular Exhi-
bition more attractive • than ever for
Live Stock breeders and dealers
Every effort will be made on the part
of the managem en t to provide suitable
accommodation for Exhibits in all de-
partments. If space is required- in
any of the buildings, other than for
• Live Stock, the -Secretary should be
communicated with at once in order
that satisfactory arrangements may
be made.
•Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all in-
formation prompt) given on applicat-
ion to A M Hunt, Secretary, London,
Ontario.
-SALVIA.
In Paris, SALVIA is 'the best
known Hair Preparation. -Every wo.
man of taste sod refinement uses
SALVIA, the Perfect Hair Dressing.
Beieg free Vona any injurious sub-
stance and grease, makes it the
Bair Dressing to be admired. The
hair at once becomes soft and fluffy.
and fairly sparkles. If your hair is
falling out, SALVIA stopsit. If you
are troubled with Dandruff; SALVIA
is guaranteed to cure it in ten days.
SALVIA will nuke the hair grow
abundantly. Mr. W. A. McConnell
will sell you a large bottle for 50c. The
Seobell Drug Co. St, Catharines, Can-
adian distributors.
lil1S,000 FOR IIORSES
•
Canadian National. Exhibition
premises a Greatntsilorge •
Show than has been
With a horse prize list of 313,000,
every prominent breeder in Canada
taking an active interest and the best
horsemen of Britain coming atiross the
ocean to 'do the judging, the horse
i3how at the Canadian Malone' Exhi.
bition proinises this year to eclipse
anything in -Ito history. No class of
horses has been neglected from the
Pony to the Clydesdales and as in ad-
dition to the regular prizes there are
epeeists in a large number of classes,
the shear is being looked forward to
by horsemen generally,
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CONSUMPTION
In the cure of oonsumptio 2n
concentrated,catilydigeated
nourishment is necessary.
Per 35 years
Scoff's.Emulsion
has been the . stiloclud,
worktiaide treatment for
consuinntion. *unmask*
EXPLAINED THINGS
ENO-ASHMAN MEETS A CANA,
DIAN WHO TELLS HIM WHY,
Tha Native Who 'hhors * Silence
Settles Down to Tell the True An.
wardnesa of Many Matters, incite,.
Ing Evil Habits, Tobacco Chewing,
Gum Chewing as i Substitute For
, Conversation.
They had got into conversation in!
the saneking tar on a branch line of
the Grand Trunk, ,, a young, newlys
arrived Englishman and a Canadian,
who, if net old, was wen along in
middle -age. The latter could no
tolerate the silence, and showed that
he was going to tails to the stronger,
if he couldn't talk with him, as there
Was nolsody else to talk to or -with.
"But," said the Englishman. "you!
do some :things in this coulitri that I
don't understand."
"We de lots of 'ens," was the reply.
"But what do you mean in particular?
Let's get down to particulars. '
. ewers, for instance, I heard a man
'Championing what lie called temper -
rune, but what I call teetotalism, and
he was filling his remarks with pro-
l'ard"WtYS0-1' a public speech?"
no ! It was in this train on
•the down, trip. But be was taking
high ground on the drink ,question
and he used shocking language in
doing it. Not only so, but he was
actually chewing tobacoo at the time
Now, rd rather drink -my beer than
swear or chew tobacco aa he did."
"It's just a question of taste," said
the -Canadian. "Now, I don't drink
and I don't swear and. I don't chew
il tried those' three vioes and, quit
'them. They got to be too common
so I quit"em, and hunted up a vice
of my own.» The visitor seemed curs -
lops, but did not ask what this vice
ilea.
'
"But why should a man chew to-
lbacco," he enquired, "or if he does'
lolsew it, why should he venture to'
'criticize any other man's habits?"
1 "I was just going to tell. you," re -
lamed the other. , "There's lots of
lthings different here front what -they
!are in England, because of the sous -
sky. You take a farmer working in a
field abouta mile from the nearest
fellow-areatu.re. Well, he wants a
smoke, and has it; then, he wants'
smother, and his last match goes out.
Ho can't walk a mile for another. So
he takes a. ehew. The habit of chew-
ing tobacco arose from the habit
matches have of blowing out."
"I never heard of that before," said
'the stranger admiringly.
"I suppose you didn't. Well, hare's
another thing. Women in this °owl -
try are often seen chewing gum, and
English people think it's disgusting.
Well, all I can say is it doesn't look
nice, but it's necessary. I said neces.
sary,ana it's necessary in this way.
When a man's out in the bush mad
as hops' because he, hasn't •got a
matehr-his--wife-is-alOne-in-the-hou
' without a soul to talk to. A chew of
pun is - about the best substitute for
somebody to, talk to that any woman
could have. It keeps her from think -I
ing, and -women shoulanSt think,
,
especially -when they're alone. Ihyou,
iknow any English women out Olaf
prairie farms in the West, you write
and tell 'era to send to town for some
gum. In thia country vie've found,
out •aorne things, and one is that it'h
better for a lonesonae woman to chew'
gum than go, crazy.', ,
"Really, now !" exclahned the Eng.,
i Raman.
1. "1 know -you never heard of secl
la thing. How eould you," interrupt-
ed the Canadian. "There's lots ' of
,pointers I could give you, only I've
,got to ' get off at this station were
:coming to." •
"But, wait a moment. Tell the one
,thing," begged the :strainer, 'Tell
trae this: Why do not. people out here
'eat boiled eggs out of the shell? Why
'do they' turn them out into a glees?
IIt seems barbarous to
"Sure, I'll tell you. The reason is
that sometimes the pioneer found
himself with nothing to eat but eggs.i.
He was a bachelor, and he could boil
l'em easier thee cook 'em any other!
•Iway. But he got tired of boiled eggs:
Veil, he dumped one into a hisses
'put -butter, pepper, , and salt in its
then dumped another in and put- more
'butter, pepper, and salt in, then stir -
rod it up and ate it. Say -what you
like, it was a new dish, and beat plams
ladled eggs all hollow. Try it.' .'
"I will," said the Englishman grate -
luny, as the older man started to
'leave the car. "But would you tell
,one other thing -I hope you will pani
don me? You Eipoke of having picked'
Out a vice of your own. Would you
wind telling-.?"
' "Telling you what it is? I don't
aniusd. I went in for telling lies.
Other people 'were dabbling in it, but
clumsily. I've perfected it. It's my
hobby." .
. "1sdon't think I quite understand
ssz_,
: "No. How could you. But" -and
'agl"heenelkf.nwbe
g.
shim shaking hands with. the station
r:idoff as back the Englishman saw
the train started.
"My word!" he said. -Toronto Star
!Weekly.
wen., rus mums novel, extertled
"Cing'a Baby," by which he will he
remembered whea his political °veer
has been forgotten. Among: ids other
hunioroua books were, "Lord Ball.
tam," "The Cojlie," "Little Hodge,"
"The Devil's Ohein,". "Barney Ges..
ghegan," ete., etc. Beginning his WO
05 a (llasIstenian Liberal he was by
turns an Independent Liberal and
Imperialist, and in his later years a
Conservative. He represented the city
of Dundee. Scotlaud, as a Radice)
from 1874 to 1880, but was then de-
featecl. and though he sought the sub
frage ef the electors of that city in
1885, and 1896, he hadchanged his
politieal clethes and the people would
not avail themselves of hi 4 Services.
Me was one of the great historical
characters at the Montreal High
School, at ries of his bright sallies, ol
his boyish jokes, of his prowess on
the football field and in gaMnasitue
being handed down from generation
to generation. One of his. brothers,
Mr. George Ernest Jenkins, was one
of the under masters in the big sehool
in the seventies, and to the great ed;s
fiction, and delight of the boys he
often recalled the sayings and doings
of his brother 'when he was a High
School boy, and occasionally read in
oleos a &ever letter from his brother
humorously referring to his school-
days at the "Old Iligh," and express-
ing his pride in its continued pros-
perity.
The late Mrs. Gregor Mathes, wife
of Col.: Mattice, for so long a mem-
ber of the militia, staff, was a sister
of Mr. Jenkins.-Ohesterneld in Fara-
ilY Herald and Weekly Star,
foto FALL FAIRS.
Atwcot 0o.3 and 4
. Bayfield ...Sept 27, 28
Myth Chit 4, 5
Bruesele Oct 6, 7
' Dungannon. - .. .. ... ... .... Oot 6, 7
Exeter" ... Sept 19, 20
, Fordwich. ..... ... . .. ......thit 1
Guelph ... Sept 20, 21, 22
, Goderioh.,-.Sept 19a20, 21
•Herriston Sept 29, BO
Kincardine Sept 21, 22
Itirkton Oot 6 7
Lucknmsi Sept 22, 23
lastowel.... ...... ... ... . ..Elept20 21
London Sept 9-17
Milyerton Sept 29, 30
Mitchell.... Sept 20, 21
Mt Forest • Sept 28, 29
Mildmay Sept 26, 27
Ottawa Sept 9-17
Painsereton.. .. .. .• .. . ... ..Sept 27,2d
Parkhill Oct 4 5
Ripley Sept 27, 28
Stillarys.... ..... ...... . .. .. Sept 27, 28
SeaforthSept 22, 23
Stratford Sept 15, 16
Toronto Aug 27 to Sept 12
Tavistock Sept 19, 20
Teeawater .. Oot 5, 6
Tiverton ... .. .. . .... ...............,Oot 4
Wingham Sept 19, 20
Woodstock ' Sept 21, 22, 23
Walkerton . Cot 15, I6
AUTHOR OF "GINX'S BABY."
Forty Years Ago Edward Jenkins Was
the Kipling of His Day.
One of the most distinguished tons
of the Montreal High Sehool passes
off the roll by the death in London of
Edward jeekins, ex-M.P.) politician,
humorist, author and editor., ereator
of the immortal "Ginx's Baby." Some
forty years ago Edward Jenkins was
iao much in the limelight in the liter-
ary world that his position in the
sphere of letters at that time has been
compared to that of Rudyard IipIin
therein to -day. Ilia style had the
ipling teuch, and both men had
close conneetion with India. Mr. Jen -
kits was bean at'Itangalore, /Miro in
July, 1838, hie father being Rev, Dr. -
John Jenkins, so long pastor of Si,
Para's Presbyterian Church, Monte
rel, Ile etude to Canada with his
parents at an early age and Was, ethl-1
cated at the Montreal High &hod
and McGill University. Then, after
a course at the University a Penn
syleania, he was called to the I3ar at
1.incoin's Inn, in 1844, and had a
rnetit reantaitable eareer in the yeara
which followed. He Watt tounael for
the Coolies on the Deitterara Coolie
for Canada from 1874 to 1876: a,,D1411/1.
Cdrimussion of 1870; agent -general
bet Of the royal 0011101661011 (1.11. copy.
,tieht i 1874-77: and, about that Sims
Rflernniism Cilred114
FIG Pills.
Not often do you hear of a 25e pre-
paration being sold with a -guarantee
stocure-you.-Absolute.L.guarantee.
goes with every box of FIG PILLS.
They will cureRheumatism, Backache,
Bladder Trouble, Frequent Urinating,
Bnrrking Sensation' Painful Stitches,
Sluggish Liver andStomach Trou-
ble. If not;your m c ney back.
emperor Visits Canadian Pavilion.
Canada is now receiving special at-
tention in the great exhibition now
being held in Vienna. • Sir Arthur
Harding, British Minister, recently in4
augurated the small model railiiray
constructed by the 0:P.R. Co„ 'which
runs in cr int of a large painted pano-
rama of Canada. This company also
'has a model of a Canadian 'farm in
the irrigation district, near Calgary,
which demonstrates how the water is
applied to the land and the wonderful
fertility of the soil, A large number
of prominent people attended .the for-
mal peening of this- beautiful, Cana -
thee ,Pacifi paviiion incluclida the
Belgian Minister- of "Railways, the
United States ambassador, and many
prominent men from the British and
Ainerican colony. The Austrian h'ra-
peror visited the pavilion on the' fol-
lowing day.
Don't wait until your hair is gone.
Use Scoriae (the genuine if bear's
grease pomade) in time; and save it.
5013.'0.3RX:
MUSIC IN • THE AIR.
Cackle! Cackle! Cackle!
Cock-a.doodle-dol
Such an awful racket!
What a hullabaloo!
Rooster up on top the nest,
Crowin' most to bust his chest,
EXhortatin' all the rest;
'Bustle, hens! Get on the nest!"
Scratch! ; Strata!Scratch!
.Breakfast soon be done.
Hens a-singin' all around.
Soon there'll be big fun.
Pretty hens with yeller lees
Avant to lay their golden eggs.
See them crowdin' to the nest.
Every one to do her best.
Cackle! Cackle! Caekle!
My, but ain't this grand?
Eggs a-droppin' everywhere
To beat the very band!
Bring' us in another crate,
Oh. lust hear 'cm! Ain't it great?
13ring a dozen crates along.
tiolly, listen to their sone
aingiel Jingle! Jinglel
noodiens gittin' big,
Makes a feller feel so soon.
Like to dance a Jig.
tea, well get an auto now*:
Buy a dandy Jersey cow;
)3uild tionie more big chicken pens;
Raise another thousand hens.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR1A
Splendid Farm.lor Sale
The undersigned often! for sale his
Lanni of 125 acres, on the 1211I Con. of
ta miles from 13lyth, 9 miles
eaoh from Clinton and Seaforth, one
tnile from school and 1+ miles from
flarlock P.O. There is on the premises
a brick house, with summer kitchen,
good soft -water cistern, a good bank
barn, with stablee arid a pig pen; sheep
pen and driving house, with loft
above; two acres of orchard, 10 acres
of bush; all welt fenced end mder-
drained, and in good state of cultiva-
tiott, Also three wells. This is a rale
chanets to secure a good farm. Terme
reacenable. Apply to MENRY LEAR.
iiiMattstaanthstah. Ihtlatiborh.
Railway Time Table
London,:fluron and Bruce,.
North Pluesenger
London. depart..., 8,30 a m 4.500 m
06ritralia. ...... 9.40 5.13
Exeter ...... .....,.. 9.53 5,54
Herman 10.08 8.05
Eippen . . ... 10.16 all
arucefteld 10.30 0.19
Clinton .11.05 6.35
Londesboro..., 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Beigrave.. .. 11,40 1.13
Winghena, arrive. ir 11.50 7.35
South Passenger
Winghani, departO.43arn 2.33p zn
Belgrave . 654 3.44
Blyth.. 7.08 8.50
Lonclesboro•7,10 4.04
()Linton 7 50 423
Brucefield . 8.12 4.39
leippen 8.23 4,47
_Hensel' 8.82 162
Exeter . 5.05
Centralia ..... 9 00 5.15
London, arriVe ,• • , • 10 00 6.10
' Buffalo and tIoderich •
West Passenger
am prn pm pm
Stratford 10.00 12.20 526 10,20
Mitchell., .. 10,22 12.45 5,55 10,47
Seaforth 10,45 1.10 6,18 11,12
Clinton .,11,07 1,25 6.40 11.28
lialmeeeille 11,16 1.33 648 BM
Doderich ...11.36 1.50 7.05 11,55
gast Passenger
am pm pm
Goderich.......„... 7.10 2.40 4,50
Holmesville 7,26 2.57 5,06
Clinton 7, , 307 5.16
Seatorth ?8 3.25 5.32
Mitchell .. . . . . 8.1 348 6.55
Stratford 8.40 4,15 0.20
For Sale or Rent.
Farm to Rent
The Ostram farm, Lob 98,9th Con. of Goderieh
Ty., 80 acres is offered to rent. Apply to
JOSIEI COOK, or to MRS. Z. HALSTEAD
Clinton t1 Goderich.
House and Lot for Sale.
The convenientlrlocated. house, next to T.
MurPho's. Rattenbury street, centaining nine
rooms. The house is a recently re-bulit one,
and in excellent repair. A good. new stable on
.the premises. Apply to A. SEELEY.
PROFESSIONA
W1 SUTPOIT"
•BARRIETER OOLIOITOlt OTAR
rm=ETO•
wo
itariremas 13, RAILS
REAL ESTATE AND 1NSURANOX
Huron St„ 0i1nten,
K T. RANO EI
Notary Pubile, Conveyancer,
Ihnanchti end Real Rotate,.
IN8r111.141014 AGIONT-Raprokottingia rho In -
loran%) Companies*
^
'Division Court 0111co.
OR W. THOMPSON
Aldan. Surgeon, Eke
leeeisi attention giVen to diseases orthe
%re, Ear. Throat, and ROM
Eye a Carefully examined, and suitable MAMA
-
prescribed.
Office and Peakletioe,
TWO dears wes; or the faximeretsa wenn
mare* 51.
Or. W. alma
av.w.eienrii. r.,E Lau, Was.
Moe -Ontario Street,Onnton Night mils at
front door of °Moe or realdanite, gattamber,
fareet.
Office hours at ovitad-1 to 3 Pm.; 110 5lo.na
DR. 41. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, ennatrete,
ecoutheur; ete,, office and realdeko• oat
tenbtal SL. menoidte W. Farran's retiosisos.
DR. P. J.BXON
DENTIST •
(Mown and Midge Wiork a Speciany,
Graduate of C.O.D.S.. Chicago. and E.0.0,8,
Toronto.
Mayfield an'Tdondays, Ilay ht te Deronaheor
hit. II» FOWLER,
DENTIST,
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
epeeist care taken to make dental trod.
merit as painlese se possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction
House To La GODERIOH ONT
kat al stout sales a specialtj Oklets al at.
Naw RRA offIce, Clinton. PrculostY attended
House to Let. Apply to 3. Twitchell to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale note
discounted
&Sons. t f
Field Slone Wanted. .
The Town of Clinton will pay 53.75 per
cord for field stone, for road building.
Apply to THOS. BEACOM.
Chairman of Street Com.
Farm For Sale or to Rent
Bebag36 acres, mostly in grass, and
web watered ; small orchard, frame
house and barn. Two miles from
Clinton, on Huron Road. Apply to
MRS. GUNN, Holmesville.
House and Isit and Cottage, half an
acre of ground, hard and soft .water,
known as the late Mrs, Thomas' gar-
den for sale. Apply to
61ONSLOW ORICH Clinton.
Horse Clippers Sharpened.
Having installed a machine for
sharpeniug all kinds of Horse Clippers
1 am prepared to do such work on
short notice. Satisfaction assured.
• JABEZ RAND
B lacksraith, Clinton
Wanted
Teacher for School Section No5.
Hullett Male or Female, holding second
Class COtificate state salary and
experieece. Duties to,conamence after
Midsumnier Holidays personal Appi-
cation's' preferred. Address- WILLIAM'
McCOOL Secy. Treas.
Londesboro P. O.
Chickens Wanted.
5000 chickens wanted nextOctoberand
November for fattening purpose. Will
be sb inning broilers up to the end of
June. Now is the time to get the incu-
bators and brooding hens busy. Prices
sure to be high • at the Holmesaille
Poultry Station.
N. W. TREWARTH.A..
Phone 4 on 142. •
Farm to Rent
A good 100 acre farm on Lot 32, Con.
11, Hullett, is offered for rent by the
undersigned. There is a good bank
barn) running water 'and windmill on
the property. ti miles from Londes-
boro, ahd one mile from school.
Apply to CHAS. H. MANNING.
Farm for sale
Centre part Lot 35 containing. -48
acres and North 50 acres on Lot 30; 10
acres or more good hard wood bush
good Barn, stabling underneath,
good Hog Pen and driving shed small
Orchard, Frame House cellar under
good well water at House and Spring
Creek running through Lot 35. For
price, apply to R. SCOTT. Box ,
Blyth. or on Lot 35 Con.13 Hullett. 2m
Farm tor Sale.
Being Part Lot 17 and Part 18, on
the 8th Con. Hullett, Containing 8I1
acres. Good frame house and bank
barn; good drive shed and stone pig
pen, with bee -house above. For par-
ticulars. apply to W. H. HESS,
Londesboro P.O., or on the premises.
Cottage tor Sale.
A toinfortable cettage. on Mary Ste
in good condition. ,Apply to
MRS. WHITEHEAD,
at or MISS LITTLE.
Private Sale.
A bumper of household articles, in -
eluding walnut, quarter -cut oak and
maple furniture, rugs; OtitnetS, por-
tiere, tapestries, china, out glass, lam)
fixture% prnainehts, silverware, clock,
oil paintings, and watei• colors, setting
trillehine, wood cook stove, small coal
heater, coal -oil heater, cutter robes
and a new up -right piano are offerett
for private sale, every afternoon from
2 to 6 o'clock, at the residence foemein
ly occupied by Richard Itaniford,
Heron t., Clinton.
MARAARET owairx, Proprietrese.
•
D. N. WATSON.
Licensed Auctioneer for the Connty of Baron...
Correspondence promptly answered. binned-
, late arrangements for sale dates can be made,,
by calling at the NEW ERA ales, or with Franlz.
Watson at MoEwan's grocery. Charges moder-
ate and satisfaction guaranteed
0, D. McTaggart ' 0/ D. MoTaggar
MeTaggatt Bros«.
niumaRs
ALBERT ST CLINTON
kreneral Sinking Stamina.,
NOTES DISCOUNTED
, Drafts issued. Intereet :showed on
deposits.
The McKillop, Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Perm and Isolated 'Town Prop.
erty. Only. Insured,
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, ,President, Seaforth
Jas, Connolly, Viee Pres., Godercim
Thos. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafortb,
.
CTollsviiee.".ie; ;oh
Sas, Conne:RE lioyE,
„Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech-
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, T. Bee
neweis, Brodhagen, McEwee
Clinton, , • • .44'y
,
Each Director is inspector of losses he
WS own locality.
AGENTs.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed.1 Hinchiey
Seaforth; Jaxnes Cumming, Egrnond.
ville; J. W. Yeo Holmesvillo
Payments may be made at Tozer aos
Brown's, Clinton, or to R. H. Cutt,.
Goderich
JACOB TAYLOR
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real *state bought and .old
Haney to loan
...1•••••••••
Office Issac Street, nex door to News
Era
105 „voNox a
old
in one ores:. d25c. a bottle at alhDrugs
Stay.
NOTICE.
We are appointing Sales Agents how in every
unrepresented county, for the season of 1010.
Over 65 Per cent, of the year's business is done.
during the Stammer months, We pay good
money weekly for servicea rendered. Give ex.,
cluelve territory and supply selling Outtt free.
over son acres under cultivation
Our aereage is Mentioned ars it is iMportant
that you should rooresont a trni Of good stand-
ing and size. We sminlY StrictlY brat grade
stock and guarantee delivery in good condition.
We want theobest and most reliable agebt
every District*. Established over 85 years, For
further particulars write
Pelham Nursery Co.,
4 TORONTO. ONT'v
00 ALL
Before placing your orders for
your seaeon's supply of Cloal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest poseible price.
. Orders may be left et Danis.
& Ilewland's Hardware store, or
With
We J. Stevenson.
at lelootrie Lighlt Mitt