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CLINTON NEW ERA
MANTON. ONT. SEPT. 29, 1910,
May Be One Hundred
Local Option Fights
Campaigns on Already Number
65—List of Municipalites
Concernod.
Following is the list of Ontario
rnunicipalities in which local option
campaigns are under way. and
,wher e the by-laws will be voted on
in January. As petitions May be
received by councils up to Novem-
ber 1, the list May be largely in -
Creased. At present It includes 65
.places, involving about 219 licenses.
This does not include repeal eon,
tests, so that the number 'of raunef
tipalities voting may number 100.
leame. Licenses,
Amherst Isle 1
Albemarle ... .........
Anglesea .. 1
xBarrie ......... ...... 12
Bastard . ., . 2
, 'Bertie 7
Bexley 2
Bosanquet 1
xBracebridge 5
xl3i idgeburg 4
xBurk's -Falls 3
Chapman 1
Camden E 7.
"----"S•CifipMva
Cr owland 1
Cirri oss
Cumberland ...... ... ........
I Ei in 2
Etobleoke 6
Flamboro E 2
Flamboro • 2
Flo& 4
xFol t Erie 5
Gloucester 6
Grand Valley 3
xGuelph 17
xHagersville 3
Hinchinbrook 2
'Howard I
Howick.. . ... ...... ...... ...... .....
Humber stone
xrfuntsville ...... ......
Kitley
Loughborough ,
Levant
Lancaster ...... ...._ 2.
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eau* Aiter A Serateb.
'Morris Quatzarn, an eleven -yea -
old Windoor boy, /ell off his bicy-
cle and scratched his Wriet. 'He
thought nothing of the injury, but
llood Poison set in and he died
Such accidents as these—by no
The Minton New Era
undaySehool. and Epworth
League. Convention.
itt
people realise the danger thrit
ean8 int retillent —°°ght to 'mak° •The annual convention of the
May lie even in the egtalleItt flesh (401uaY
'woend. Schools aria Epworth
Take a 'simple Illustration. *ViThen LeagueS of.the Ooderich District
a knife, rusty needle, a splinter ot 1 was held in Wesley church, Clinton
ditty .wood, a barbed Wire fence, or Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept.
a thorn, scratches the band, the 13th and 14th. 'The morning Was
latter is inoculated with germs, 'of
which the air about us is full. Dir-
ectly these 'germs are introduced
through the breaeh in the skin, a
battle loyal ensues between there,
and certain organsisms in our
blood.
"The Way to avoid, serious results
is to t/eanse the 'wouoct and 'aPP1Y
ZaM-13iiir, Zara -Bak Is a poWerful,
yet painless germ -killer. and 'when
applied 'to the 'broken akin is abso
rbed into the tissue, blatantly des-
troying the •germs that spreed di-
sease and Inflatinnation.
Ae soon as applied to a sore ora
cut Zam-Buk elope the pain end
tOnarting. That is why it is sopop-
ulax Wjti 'children. •
The 'flesh thus soothed and puri-
fied, the wound is Made perfeetlr
the People of Clinton, We Wish
.1 particularly to mention the 11-fayo
1.
1 who so kindly welcomed ua and
gave us the freedom town
,the
the tow,
ir
the Trustees, Choand Organiet of
Wesley Church for their courtesies ;
the meMbers of tbe two Epworth
unremittant in our behalf. and par -
Leagues WhOSe efforts hare been
ticularly our hosts and hostisee
Who 'have welcomed us so eordiallY
to !their homes:
(2 1 Resolved that the Convention
recordE; Its gratitude to, and ap-
Prielation of Rey. Mr. Endicott raja,
sionary from China, and Rev, 1V1r.
FareWell.. Associate 1 General Sec-
retary of 'Sunday Schools and Ep-
werth Leagues: The services these
two gentlerrien have rendered us
In the .way not 'only of expert in-
formation but also of quickened In-
terest, tannot be estimated, Not
only do we now heartily . thank
them but we pray the Lord .lesus
'whore they love and serve that he
ntaY so fairect them in their Work
of leadership that as the seeds of
the kingd'ora they may continually
reproduce themselves in !the many
many lives they so :continually
touch,
Resolution re Alma College
to(u3e)
Summer School— Resolved that we
again as a convention, express our
high appreciation of the Alma 'Col
lege Summer School, that we reeog
nize with 'sincere gratitude the Al-
mighty God, the great blessing that
this school has 'afforded mauy .of
our Epworth Leagues and Sunday
School workers, and 'the great up-
lift and 'Inspiration that has come
through lt ,. to our District as a
twhole, and that we commend' this
Slimmer (School to the hearty sup-
port of all our Leagues 'and Sunday
Schols and We get all our workers
Who can possible do so to attend its
next session.
health
y, and all poison and cause
of festering remored. Elaving done,
this, Zam-Buk then proceeds to heal
the 'wound or sore, and new healthy
tissue Is buOt up in a quick. 1:1V -
less and 'perfect roannet.
'Zata-Bnk Must not be 'confused'
With ordinary Ointments.. Zam-Buk
is a funlque preparation, I:guessing
antiseptic, soothing and healing
qualities that are not to be found
together In any other preparation.
It is not 'only a unique healing
balm', but it is also a Skin food. •
For all skin dIseases and injuries—
euts, 'bruises, burns, eczema, Chat-
ing ulcers, ringworm:, vte., fot is
without equal. Itis also used wide-
ly for 'piles, for 'which It may be re-
garded as 'a specific. AR druggists
sausisiter es. gell .at00 cents a box.or
postfree fromZara-Birk Co.;
onto, for price. Harmful 'imitations
'should be always refused.
.lust Uoing To Do It.
Be Meant to insure his houee, but
It burned before he got around' to
Be was just going to pay a ;note
'when it Went to protest. .
Be was just going to helpa neigh
'bor When he 'died.. .
He' Was.jrist going to 'send some
flowers to a sick friend 'when it
proved too late.
Be was just going ,to reduce his.
debt :when .his ezedftore "shut down'
on hhn • . •
Be Wes juat geing to stop drink-
ing and dissipating 'whenhis health
became, Wrecked.
__II_ostrelleersgolog.' to !pro.vide pro
per proteitil-Trivffrand fam
ily'when �is fortune 'Was swept aa
He was just going to Introdtiee•a
better system' into his . business
when It went to; emash. ; . „ •
• He !was lust • going to 'call on 'a
Custorner lto' close .4 deal 'wheir he
found hie 'competitor had preceded
tim and secured the order. .
He was !just 'going' to quit work
while and take • a va.eation when
nervous prostration !came.
He' Was just going to repair' his
sidewalk when a neighbor fell On it
• and bi oke a leg. . ••• • ,
He Was just going to proVide hip
wife. With idie help When she took
tto her bedand required truurse, a
doctor, and a Maid. ' • •
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Metcalf
Massey
xNe wburgh
Newcastle
Palmerston
xPaisley
xPerth
1 •
3
9
'Plympton ................. 1
xPort Colborne 5
Russell 6
Salter
Smith's Falls .............
Stamford ,
Tay
1.Thedford
xThessalon
xThorold
Thorold .....
Tiny
Toronto
Tyendinaga •
Vankleek Hill
xWelland
Willoughby
'Wolfe Island
Wolford 1
, x Naraes marked thus are incor-
porated municipalities.
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Rkeumatism Cured By
fic Pffis.
Net often do you hear of a 25c pre,
paration being sold with a guarantee
tocerre you. An absolute guarantee
goes with every box of FIG PILLS.
They will cure Itheurnatism,Rackache,
Bladder Trouble, Frequent Urinating,
Bnrning Sensation, Painful Stitches,
Sluggish Liver and all Stomach Trou-
ble. If notsyour mcney back.
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ADVERTISING I
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IAVVERIISED -GOODS-ARE--BEST
Because Scientific buyere know
that advertised goods are best they
Will not take any 'substitute though
lurged.
. Because of the voluble of business
resulting. the anariuraettirer Who
ladvertises, puts better value Mt°
this goods.
Because on Infeelor 'article is eels
done advertised you can diSeritel.
!nate betWeen (tile best and the irel.
Itation.
13ecause you event to get best re.
)turns for your money, you should
• lalwaYs 131.7Y ADVERTISED OOODS
Cooltvii Oittilit Root Compottilk
The great Uterine Tonic, _and
only safe effectual Mornoir
Regulatoron which women Gail
depend. sold hi three degrees
of strength—No. 1, $1; No. 2.
10 degreos stronger, _9:3; No. 3.
for spectel cases, 25 per box.
Bold by all druggists, or sent
prepaid on recmpt. of price.
Free pampblet. Address : Tee
- ONE MEMOIRS CO.,TORONTO. ONT. (formerkWfodsori
• .
To Wash Cilk Waist,
Make a strong suds of white soap..
borax and tukewarm water.
Put waist in suds. let Soak for ef.
teen minutes. then lift waist up and
down and rub soiled places with
hands. Do not ase a board. ,
Rinse in several cold waters and in
the last put a little liorax and a piece
of 'starch the size of a walnut to about
gallon pt water. then hang tip to dry..
When ready to iron dampen thor-
ough/y. let lie for a few minutes. then.
Iron On Wrong .side watt warm iron.
A white China silk waist' has been
treated like this dozens of times, and
it tilways catne out as white as new. ,
Children' Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORiA
Pots end Pans.
That most •disagreeahlo 4i teats, "a
wrestle with the pots and pants" can
be -easily avoided by puttimst hot water
end washing Bode in theta as matt es
the food has hem* removed and allow.
Mg them to stand on the back part of
the Mows Wirer ean then be washed
as -easily sie fury dish. If then) has
been anything scorched, by nsing the
water in the pot or Pan and allowing
to come too elow boil it will all come
mit like meet. No :seed of any wrap-,
ing. This is a great saving of labor.
tradiart-33ear-greaseIn -Beer a
ine, 'With other valeable agents;
making It he best promade, 60e,
a jar. " • traleil'a
•
' Does your Back aeke?—Don't ex.
lperinient With Ireits.tions btit get
the genuine, ',TheD, dt L." Menthol
Igaster. it curet. DaVis liaW
_
k. ertee 0,0,4110.041#
Makes Copper Into Iron.
L. It Keogh. of Ottawa Collegiate
Instituto etaff, has made a diseovery
of greet scientiec 10 possibly finish.
eitil import:lee-S.
After years of labor and investiga-
tion he hail suceeeded in transmuting
dripper into iron. This, he elaims,
has never before been attompIished.
and damonstratee the fact that the
transmutation. of elemeete ia possis
ble.
Mr. Keogh states that be his 'knots,
ledge this has better been .ptogren
spent in receiving and billeting
the delegates, over one hundred
delegatea registering.
The afternoon, session opened at
two o'clock by devotional exerciser;
led by the President Rev. Dr. Dolm-
an, of North St church, 'Goderich,
and Bible Reading by ReV. A. E.
;pear, Blyth, Rev. Dr: P. C. Stephen-
son of 'Torouto was expected to be
present but was unable to eome
and sent in his etead, Rev, Dr. Encl.
reott, Who is at preeent home 'from
China. Dr, Endicott is associated
With press work In China, thirteen
rears ago the late Dr. Hart knoWe
ing how 'highly the Chinese regard
the printed page thought a miss,.
ionpress was essential in his Work
Dr, Hart Met With much opposition
to his plans, 'but after much diffi-
culty both in getting help to get
the press and to get it Working aft-
er he had Secured it, the press is
now flourishing, printing four diff-
erent languages and meeting mill-
ions of people through i'ts printed
page, Dr, Endicott printed the
•firet Christian magazine issued in
Re's*. 'Dr. Weal' of Victoria Street
men Goderieh spoke next, on the
subject, oThe League 'as an Evan-
gelistic force" 'one great essential
is the sPirit filled life, and -the
natural rest* of the "spirit filled
orewsto fwin Valera, We need the
fhaptisre of fire for evenglistic
euccess, There can be no true
-erangelisin Without- introspection_
and •sacrifice, God help vs to look
calmly on the situation, one thing
is 'certain our Leagues can never
be evangelistical Until a quiet hour
with Gott Is our greatest joy. If
there is h More dignified calling
than Soul Saving ft ha** never been
ennunierated: Discussion on 'this
address 'followed.
At six o'clock a banquet was serV-
ed in the Sunday School rooms, aft-
er 'every one had partaken of the
good things proricled by the mem-
bers of the Clinton Leagues, Rev.
F. L, Farewell acted as 'toast mast-
er, The toast "General Conference'
was responded to by Rev. J.E. Ford
of Nifeeley church, Clinton. "Alma
College Summer School" was res-
ponded to by Miss M. A. Bailie, Nile
and. "Church. Union,", was respond-
ed to by Rev. Mr. Armstrong, of
Chatham, "Our Hots" was *aro-
posed by Rev. Dr. Endicott and re-
sponded to by Rev. J. Greene. 'The
'banquet in connection with the con
volition erroves a very pleasing af-
•
The '6:veiling' session was opened
With devotional , exercises led by
v.--DaVid Rogers, Seafortli.' Af-
ter an address of .welcbmeby Mayor
Taylor which was replied to by'ldr.
'M. A. Robertson; M. A. Goderich„
'Miss 'Lizzie Reid- sang. a beeutiful'
solo; •
• Reer. }1,4 A. Farewell spoke on oTe
'cher Training." A patriot is on
who conserves life. What is life
Itis human and spiritual; we seeit
stirrings and xnanifestions, and the
the time Tor the conservation Of
life is in the time of childhood and
youth. Conservation of life is' ac-
complished through 'trained lead -
ere,' Mr.•FareWell -Strongly ed.vo-
cated 'teacher • training. Teacher
training will -show the means and
icharmels through 'which one may
inaon.tweke splarintossal workee4togisixt themost
singsXatr,,ls,„W„4.4-1:gVsq,9,X,
o'clock.. the regulartFf192-smorning. ses
Mon °Polling at nine o'clock with
(1) -Be It resolved' thartia Lea g---
uers of the Goderich District we
will continue Ito extend our Mis-
sionary interestt 'award the build-
ing of a home in China for ourMis-
sionary and for this purpose en-
deavor to increase our Forward
Movement vontributions one-third
of last year's contribution.
During the taking of the offering
Prof. Brown played in his usual
bright style. •
ReY. P. L. Farewell then gave a
abort address On the subject "The
Ultimate aim In Religious Work."
What is the ultimate tihn in reli-
gious work? nit is the winning of
the Kingdom. 'Where can wemake
our lives (count the most for Jesus
Christ? 'Pace it bravely • before
God. Do riot shirk and God win
show us where to work for Him and
:where ' our Influence will couet on
the nation. • . •
Dr. Endicott -Spoke 'again on his
work In ICIiina, . His address the
same 'as the preceeding ones was
filled 'with Information aed should
-nrspire-nrerjrone---wirol/stdtrad'n—
greater zeal in working for the era
tension of the ltlaster'sKingdom,
;This Address elosed one of the
Most suecessful and helpful con-
ventions ever held M Goderich
Distherlet
Tofficers for the coming, year
a re"—
e Hon. President—Rev.D., Rogers.
? Sear dies k • '
a • Pr eSidellt-13eV. Dr . D0uS1l. Gode
1st 'Vice "President; --John H. Ma-
lian. Goderieh. •
2nd Vice—Miss B: Greene, Clinton
3rd Vice—Miss Id. Erratt, Auburn
4th 'Vice—Rev.,J. Osterhout, B.
D., Londesbore. •
5th. Vice:—Mrs. T. Tr, Cosenir, Clin-
ton. ' •
SecretarY— -Miss R. Snyder, (ode
'oh • '
reeiriesior'areelisseartteriresoopWal
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steerrose--seserseseas.:s.-sss.,,,,,,sss.„,s,-,.,,
District Rep to Conference—Rev,
devotional *exercises and Bible Read
in.g by Rev, A. E. Fear: "Getting
Boys to Wark" was the next sub
Sunday School" by Miss S. Bentle
of 'Myth. Bist of these paper
Were excellent and discussion fol
lowed. Its !from;
iect of the program.. "In the Ju
W. Cosens. Clinton. and "In th
ior League" Was taken by Mrs. T
. •
District EpwOrt
Secretary, District : Missionar
Vice 'Pre'sident and District Sunda
School 'Secretary- were read.
Rev. CP. L. Farewell then condoc
ed a "Round Table 'Conference" o
Sunday School and Epworth Lea
gue work.
'The Wednesday afternoon sessio
opened with 'devotional exercise
by Rev. D. Rogers arid Bible Read
ing 'by Rev', A. E. Pear.
The 'subject • '"Bright Ideas To
1L1terary Department' was divided
into three parts 1—Up-to-date pro
grammes" taken by 'Miss L. Carr
Blyth; 2—"Bible Study" by 'Miss D
Taylor, Clinton 3—"Canadian Ep
'worth Era" by Miss M. A. Erratt
Auburn. Each one of 'these papers
were 'full of- good' suggestions and
helpful piano for work during the
co ' .
Di:Endicott then addressed the
totrention again on ‘V.Ork in China
He spoke of tithe :hostility of the
Chinese to foreign ways seventeen
years ago, and Of the things that
'Were heresies to the Chinese ten
years ago 'are orthodoxy to -day.
•The :Chinese are determined' to do
away with the opium habit, and are
in every respect anxious to learn
modern Methods and religion.
A convention Parliarnent Was an
interesting part of the program for
Wednesday, Dr, Thompson of Clles
ten acting as speaker, the font:W-
ing hotios Were brought before the
bottle:.
(11 "Resolved that the Home De-
partment and Cradle Roll should he
operated by every Sunday School"
moved 'by !Rev. P. L. Parev.7ell and
opposed Ousterhaut,
B. D., Lontleeboro.
( 2,), !Resolved l that Foley:1rd
moVereent in Missions should, 'be in-
trodueed into the Sunday Schools,"
moved by Rev. W. Conway, R. A.
Kilt) 4411errolved that ithere should
•eontinual effort to recruit ehureh
ers p from the Sunday
Sellool and Epworth I‘eague," snor-
ed by Mr. S. IVfilliati, Goderich.
Each Motion Wall 'disetlasect' sand
pased by a standing vote.
Wednesday evening session was
OPened by Song Serviee. The Pre-
sident Dr. Dougall then read the
following resolutions, brought in
by the resoltitIon 'committee.
(I) Resolved that the best thanks
of the Convention be tendered to
A.M. Fear, Blith.
jSunday School Secretary--RevW.
'Conway, Nile. •
# Strength and Vitality are com-
a hined in the invigorating tonic Per
Y xpviro, Which consists of fresh lean
a beef, Citrate of Iron and pere old
Spanish Sherry Wine. Nothing
, could be More beneficial for anemic
n Women and 'children, elderly peo-
ple whose strength is failing and
Y all persons run-down and debilitat-
ed. $1,00 bottles.
embroidering initiate 14'n 1101193-
n hold linen, especially for a newly ter.;
—A. 1
s Wished house (in the ease of a owe".
- etc.). one ehould try to make the etyler
of the monogram agree with the gen-'
eral appearance of the room In which/
It Is to be used. Thus the **(Ram;
•
s
heavy letters are suitable for a room;
in . Minion or craftsman style, long;
delicately, curved French *letters' for':
the spartment in empire or, Chipperel
dale mode' and round, open letters. for
the baby's •idtripleaureere. This may!
sound farfetched. but it -Is surmising
how. conspicuous embroidered napkina
end towels may beeorne • when they
are eta of harmony with the other ap-
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SHARP KNIFE-LIKE PAINS
Would Bo Through kart
1.
Thom:aide of people go **bout their
daily work on the verge of deeth and yet
don't kw* it.
Every once in a while a pain Will seem
to shoot through the heart but little
attention is -paid -to 4t at -the-timerand it-
is only where a violent shook comes that
the -weakliest ef the heart is apparent.
Then, is only one cure and that 13
VOLIIIIRR'S HEART AHD NERVE PIUS
Mrs. 3. V. Nixon, Riverview, Ont.,
write.:—“TWo years age suffered with
a bad pain around my heart. At nmeti
it would almort step beating and then,
a irrs knierlike pain would mem to
go through it. As had heard Milburit's
Hee* and Nem Pills were grand
remedy fat the heart, I tent iind got
two boxed of them, and when 1 had only
used a boxNarid 4 hall I was entirely free
from pain.
Milburn's Mart and Nerve Pine ere
BOoVer box, or 3 boxes for $1,25, at all
dealers or wM be mailed direct on receipt
v/f pries b The T. Milburn Ca., Lindt4d,
Torote
Clinton, Oat; Sept. 29th, z9to
11 puoutuumau
DIMge0040, artorr
wine to Pog MAN
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£0.40tiu ;mg 'tilito el; Ile
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J910 FALC PAIRS
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Bayfield, —.• • O.. .. .. ....Sept 2/, 2a
Blyth
ngsonon
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i.ieri 6. 7
Fordwich
Sept 29, 30
itillverton 24 • • • ... • . .P OAF PIPmept 29, 30
Sept 28, 29
Mildmay .......Sept 26.27
Palmerston ..... ..Sept 27,25
Oot 4, 5
Sept -27i- 88
St Harm • . • • • turd. • •• . Sept 27p 28
Oet 6, 7
Oci 1
ea ort Sem 22. 23
Teetwater 0,15,6
Tiverton 0014
Walkerton ' ' 001 15,17
Wheri Yoe go to the country take
a tin of Da'vis' Menthol Salve along.
It is 'unequalled to relieve earaehe,
sprains, burns, outs and bruises. 25
vents.
ebenonienal ..ntsmon
Fish Commissioner Babcock says
that salmon runs on tlie Skeena
er, which opens several -weeks earlier
than on the Frazer River, is pheno•
merle' this year. The pack in all
the British Columbia canneries is now
more then, double what it was this
time Test year., and the fish are larger
and in better condition.
There is more Catarrh in this seel
tion of the conetry than all other dis-
.eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
.Able.,......E.orregreatauany-syearsalcietors
pronounced it a local. disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutional disease and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Hal s
Catarrh- Onre, manufactured by F. J.
i
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, s the
only:catistitutiOnal curs on the roar-
ket. It is taken- internally in doses
from 10 drops' to a teaspoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
.eure. Send for circulars and teEti-
inonials. .
Address : r. a. CHENET & Co.Toledo,0
Sold,by Druggists, 75e,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion. • • '
Grno4 'rrunklixailway Syseena
Railway Time Table
Loudort,:kluron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London. depart..., Ma m 4,60p in
3.44. 0,43
Exeter 9.53 45.04
1Hensall......• • 10.08 6 05
Kippen .... 10.10
Brucefieli 10.30
11.05
11,18
Blyth 11.27
Belgrave 1140
Wingharn, arrive,11.50
South
Wingharn, depart—
Belgrave, ..........
Blyth
Londesbero 7.16 4.04
Clinton 1.50 4.23
Brimfield .. . . 8.12 4.89
ISippen, .. — 8,23 4,47
Hensall 8,32 4,52
Exeter.,., 8,48 5,05
Centralia. 900 5,15
London. arrive 10 00 6.10
13ulfa1e and Godericli
West Passenger
am pm pm pm
Stratford.... . . . .10.00 12,20 5,25 10.20
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55- 10.47
Seaforth10.45 1,10 6.18 11.12
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40 11.28
liolmeseille 11,10 1,33 0 46 11.38
Pederieb......41-85 1.50 7.05 11,55
East Peasenger
am pm pm
Goderich . . . 7.10 2,40 4.50
Hohnesville:.. 7.20 2,57. 5.06
Clinton 7.35 3.07 6.15
Seatorth 7.52 8.25 5.32
Mitchell 8.10 3.48 4,55
Stratford...—. . .98,40 440 641
0:11
6,19-
0.35
0,52
7.00
1,13
7,35
Passenger
0.431tm 3,33pm
0.54 3,44
7,08 3,56
For Sale or Rent.
Farm to Rent
The Ostrom farrn,Lot 28,2t8 Con. of Oodeeteb
TO.. 80 acres is.offered to rent. Apply to
JOSH COOK. or to MRS. J. HALSTEAD
Clinton 11 Cioderich.
House and Lot tor:Sale.
The conveniently -located house, next to T.
Murphy's, Rattenbury street, containing nitte
rooms. The house la a recently re -built one,
and in excellent repair. A good, new stable on
the premises. Apply to A, SEELEY. •
House Wanted.
*anted to rent, a, medium-sized
shmouastr,famwiiltyh. m4opdpvatcoNnEvevvnieEnRceAs.;
Field StOne Wanted.
The Town of Clinton will pay $3,75 per
cord for field stone, for road building.
Apply to TKOS. BEACOM,
Chairman of Street Cora;
Farm For Sale or to Rent
Being 36 acres, mostly in grass, and
well watered; small orcbard, frame
ouse--anct--barnr—Two—miteir-Ircnor
Clinton, on Huron Road. Apply to
MRS. GUNN, Holtaesviile.
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Property for Sale
House and lot on Huron Street,
also lot 'on Rattenbury Street,
the property of the late Alex.
Mckenzie. Two story, ten roomed
house with verandah, small stable
Hard and soft water also a number
of fruit trees. Por further infor-
mation, apply to Geo. D. McTag-
gart or Thos. Cottle.
.444re.-Tottitry-Wit
Hens, 7i cts. a lb. •
Chickens over 5 lb. 10 eta. a lb.
Chickens, between 4 and 5 'lbs, 9c lb,
Chickens, under 4 lbs. 8c alb,
Turkeys.cluAks and geesenrices later
All poultry to he delivered' with
crops empty on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings.
Buying all the year round.
.N. W. TREWARTHA.
Phone 4 on 142.
The following. prices are being paid
at the Hohnesville Poultry Yards:—
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luetion Sale
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Forth Stock. Crops, • Imple-
ments, Etc. .
Thos. Gundry, Auctioneer, will sell
for the undersigned proprietor at
Lot 32, Concession 11, Kullett
on
TEESDAY OkT. 11,1010.
at 12:30 o'clock p.m., the following
valuable Farm Stockampleinents. etc.
1 horse,,rising 4 years old • I mare, ris
ing 5 years old.; 1 team of' grays, mat
ched, rising 4 and 5 years old ; 2 cows,
due to calve this fall ; 5 covi.s, supposed
to be in calf ; 4 steers, rising 3 years
old; 3 heifers, rising 2 years old; 5
yearlings; 6 spring.calves ; 2 sows, in
pig; Massey -Harris binder Mas-
sey -Harris hay loader; 1 Massey -Har
xis mower, 5 -ft cut; 1 Massey -Harris
sulky rake, new, 10 ft ; 2 foot pulpere;
iron land roller, 3 irections, new ; 1
wooden land roller; 1 Massey-Ilarris
10.hoe drill and cultivator combined ;1
Massey -Harris cultivator ; 1 Imperial
gang plow; 1 Patterson gang plow; 2
Fleury single plows, No. 21; I Verity
plow, No. 4 ; 1 iron scuftler ; 1 De -
Laval creana separator, No.10, new ; 1
MasserHarrier strew cutter; 1 four.
horse power 1 top buggy, l'open
buggy', 1 democrat, 1 road cart, 1 wag
on 4* 1 wagon box and shelvensr II hay
rack, 1 pig rack, 1 pig crate; 1 set bob
sleigha- ericeles, 200.41es 4 Vanning rnill
Elay fork, car, rope end Eilbags ; 1 disc
harrow; 1 set four -motion harrows ;
2'set double harnees ; 1 set single barn
ess; 1 grind stone; A_quantity of hay
numbet of hells ; Happy Thought
emit stove; 1 barrel churn Maxwell
No, 3; 1 wheel barrow ; Whiffiettees
and Neck.yokes : Porker, duties, Evad-
es, shovels; About four dozen vain
bags; 2 long ladders, 1 step ladder;
About 14 acres of mangolds will be
soid in the field; Many other articles
too numerous to mention. TERMS—
All name of $10.00 and under, cash';
over that amount, 12 months' credit,
on furnishing approved joint notes.
.A. discount of 5 per cent. allowed for
truth on credit amounts Hay and Man
golds, earth.
i. 017N'DRIr• O. MANNINO,
PrOprirater.
choice Prepeity for Sale,
The undersigned offe,rs for sale his
garden property of three acres situat-
ed in gorden $urvey, Clinton. There
ortaibla7;hoirile—with stone
and softavater, all kinds of- fruit tree
and in good state of cultivation will
be sold with entire outfita on reason!
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able terms. El. Joyners
1PROFESSIONAL
w. EMMONS.
BARRIBTElt SOLICITOR NOTAR-
P11,814.10, nWO.
(MINTON
enaet.ns 13. RALE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
HurouSt., Clinton.
H. T. RANCE,
Notary Public" Conveyancer.
Financial and Real Estates
IletioneSIOE aomer—Reereteatine 14 Vire ire
mance CoMpanier,
it121011 CoUrt Office,
Da al. W. tnostvses
Aliso. Surgeon Eta
000Ohi attention given to diseases of:the
are. Roe Throat, and ,Note.
Brea oarefullr examined. an salt0110 &user" '
prescribed.
Caine and Reeldenee.
Twat aeon wee; or the Ceasameregal note*
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Dr. W. Gunn •
Ir.W. W. Ignina, P,, IL 41, 1411a-
Moe—Ontario Street, Clinton. Nicht. calls at
front door of office Or residence. Asideolsor,
Street.
(Ace boom at solte1-1 fo 3 0411.1 7 to
Vlf, SHAW.
ySICLN SURGEON;
movebettr, etc', office and residenoe.ort
senbury 8t ourealte W. Earriel raldclenee.
DK. I% It. AXON
biaNTIST
views' and Bridge iro* a StwaitUr4
Gtadnale of C.O.D.S.. Mimeo. and 11.0.D.S.
Toronto.
Hainekt enlitoladays. *sty is to Deeelnbeir
DR. H. FOWLER
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E itOre.
Special. °ere takea to make &Mid- Stetter .
men, as maniere: as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stoek and general Alleti011 3er
GODERIOH ONT •
kat tn /toss sales a specialti. Cider's et at
NEW ERA oillee, Clinton,prLatot,y &Mended
to. Terms reasonable, farmers' salenote
discounted
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G. D..MeTaggart M. D. MoTaggee
MeTaggart Bros,
BANKERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
General 13ankIng Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts homed. Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop 1Viutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Parin and Isolated Toiling Preis*
erty Only insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean; President, Seaforth*
Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., Goder cl
Thos, E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforths
` DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Holinesville; John
Watt, Harlock;' G. Dale .Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seaforth; J. ivans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J Beak
neweis, . Brodhagen, M. Malwa
Clinton, -
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Each Director is'inspector Of losses in .
his own locality.
AGENTS.
• RobL Smith, •
1.1arlock;' Ed 3:411Inchlekiz,
ieatoiltrg.i4ardiS.;-CalniGninget.,t4•gtannd
ville; J. W. Yeo Hohnesvill
Payments may be made Sr.
at Tozer*.
Brown's, Clinton; or R.. Cutt. .
Goderich
Farm for sale.
Centre pare Lot 35 containing 481
acres and North $0 acres on Lot 88;10)
acres or more good hard wood bush
good Barn, -stabling underneath,
good Hog Peand driving shed small
Orchard, Frame House cellar under
good well water at House rind .Spring
Creek running through Lot 35, For
price, apply to It. SCOTT. Box 88,
Blyth, or on Lot, 35 Cch.13 Hullett. 2m
Fartu tor Sate or Rent..
For sale or to rens Lots 8 and 9 on
the 3rd: Concession of .1Iullett,, con-
taining -200 acres. The farm is situat-
ed half Way betweeu Seaforth and
(Hinton and eonvenient to school and
post office. The farm is well fenced
and underdrained and in a first class
state of cultivation. There are on the
premises a comfortable house and
good bank barn andother out build-
ings. There are two good orchards.
The property will be sold or rented on
reasonable term. Por further parti-
culars apply on the premises or ad-
dress WM. la MORRISON, Seaforth
P10.
110118ion ot Voters ,List
N'otice is hereby given. that •ti
Court Will be held !pursuant te
The Ontario Voters Lists Act by
Ills Honor the Judge 'of the County
Court !et the County of 'Huron, at
the Council Chamber in the "I`own
of Clinton, on Friday, the 7th day
of October, 1910, at 9.00 o'clock
a.m., to hear And rdeterMine
plaints of errors und entissidns itt
the Voters List of the munitipality
of Clinton for 1010. Dated at Clint-
torthia .10tIridar Sept.,_191.11.
D. L. IVIAOPHERSON. Clerk.
, Farm for Sale
120 acres, good, state,of eultiv•-
MIMI, being lot 24 Mad 25, ,cen. 5,
Getlerifeh Tp., all fresh teeded
down, less ten acres, Which is plow-
ed. On the property is a toncrete
hue, a been. 55 by 80, good, stab-
ling Well watered. .Apply to
ZAS, HAMILTON, Clinton.
lidiaPAppeolea
Children Cry
FOR rumen
A S ..7.0 Pt I A
.,31L
JACOB. TAYLOR
CLINTON •
.ar.••••• •
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
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Office Iseac Street, nex *door to New
Era .• •
4,+•+.44+.44+.+.4444+.*•*•+-
: Ho* Many.
I In a' Dozen? t
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Twelve! and you eount :
them to' 'see if you get 2
ithem, to. When you bay :
a Wedding Ring and pay r
for z8K, you can't' count it
thein, you take the deal- t
: er'sword, and often get t
2 x7X or less; We sell t
t Wedding Rings, and there t
: is exactly /8K in every.
I x 8K Ring. 'rest them
t any way you like.
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W. RE Counter
Jeweler and Optlei-an,
Issuer of
1,i Marriage Licenses.
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CASTOR IA
'or Taaats and Children.
Tho Mod You Hato Align Bought
Beare the
Signature of
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