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CLINTON NEW ERA
MINTON. ONT. SEPT. 29, 1910.
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A Most intrkesting article on "The
Value of' Truthful Advertising in
Building Business," at the same
time allowing that the newspapers
are the best carriers of messages
front the advertisers to the homes,
vas touched 'upon, by W. C. Fret*
man recently in the New York
• Evening Mall.
In part (the subject of the article
as 'as follows:
"It Is not so long ago that all ad-
vertisers 'Were looked upon with
-suspicion. They were accepted by
the people upon the theory 'that
the moral code did not apply ato
trade, that it did not exact the ac -
'curacy of a statement on the part
of the merchant.
"Te -day the advertisement that
does not bear on its face 'the evi-
dence of truth is rejected by the
public and is a flat failure. The
Merchant who lies about the merch
'andise he sella stands about as
,:auch chance of succeeding as does
the an In any community ,whose
awor_claja not acee ted.
"As we 'grow in Knowledge ,so
does our respect for right doing
Increase. Education is •the people's
safeguard from the wiles of the de-
aeivers in ,advertising, and that is
the reason why the deceivers do
not attain permanent success.
"Newspapers are natural business
builders. They are the quickest
and generally the safest carriers of
messages frorn 'advertisers to the
homes everywhere, every ' day. I
admit pertiality in my judgment
of newspapers. To my mind they
are the greatest ' power in the
world.
: •
"They print the spoken word al -
'most as soon as it Is spoken. They
reproduce everything but the lila-
Man voice and do it quickly and hr.-
telligently.
-
, • "The "eliiiirebT-tbe--"--YrilibliFloid4=
land the newspapers from a 'trium-
virate of character, education and
general uplift in every community.
"Newspaper publishers, therefore
'should not print in their news (or
advertising columns anything that
tarries with it 'a suggestion .of in-
sincerity or inaccuracy. The•value
of newspaper publicity is greatly
enhanced when publishers Insist
that advertisers who buy space in
their columns confine their announ-
cements to statements of actual
facts."
MIC111111i3111 Cored By
FIG Pills.
Nat often do you hear of a Wc pre-
paration being sold with a• guarantee
to cure you. An absolute guarantee
goes with every box of FIG PILLS.
They will cureltheumatism, Backache,
Bladder Trouble, Frequett Urinating,
Bnrning Sensation, Painful Stitches,
Sluggish Liver and all Stomach Trou-
ble. If not,your reentry back.
What the Municipalities
Want
At the Meeting of the Union of
Canadian Municipalities in Toronto
-recently the secretary read a DaPer
which he set forth the policy of
the association as follows;
1. The Canadian people shall not
be ruled by any irresponsible mono
poly.
2. .They knust ndt submit to r:ae-
thods of fraud or corruption.
3. There must be no perpetual
laanchises.
4. Our heritage of natural- resour
tes affecting municipalities Mutt
not be tiold, but leased, If a at pub-
licly operated.
6. One generation cannot leglea
late away the rights of another.
6. Municipalities must eontrol
their streets (subleet to reasonable
Passage for through lines.)
7. Bach Canadian shall have
a fair deal from all who are grant.
ed 'corporate or other public pri-
vileges.
8. Same 'court Or couneil Musk al
'ways exist free arid eauipped to
enforce the fair deal,
9. The life of the pooreet titIzet
Invest be made worth Irving, though
his share of the beat tittle OWE -
tints 'mad serviees.
Avoid alcoholie and eansleurta
tonics Whith balm 'hair atd scalp.
Use Bearine, a bear's igrease pro -
Made, WhIeh feeds the tette and
Makett hair groy,,
Concession tor Concession
No Sacrifice by Canada
interests of tlfe Dominion Will he Carefully Safe-
guai•ded in toe Coming. Trade Negotiations
With The United States.
There Will probably be no hoMa
Munication regarding !trade nega
otiatione sent tram Ottawa to
Washington or two or• three
'weeke. Ron. W. S. Fielding, who is
in charge •of the negotiations for
Canada reached Ottawa, .'Sept. 29,
After an absence of three months
In Europe, and found much depart -
Mental business pressing for atten-
tion. The work of preparing the
estimates for the next two or three
'weeks.
.about the raiddle t;tf October Mr.
Feeding expects. 'to "write Mr.
Xnox, secretary of atate at Wash-
ington, that he IS in a Position to
resume, on behalf Of Canada, the
aegotiations proposedlast spring
by President 'Taft. Mr. Fielding
will ask Mr. Knox for suggeetions
as to the conduct of the nego-
tiations, • whether the next con-
ference should be held in Ottawa
or Washington. The Government
here- to look 'for Borne substantial
results in the negotiations, bene-
ficial alike to both cow:dries.
No Sacrifices.
While there have been a good
many expressions against a 'trade
agreement in any form, Sir Wil-
frld r -Vs Adnilnjstratjon feele
that his view la not held by a ma-.
imity of Canadians. However, the ,
GoVernment ia determined that no
interesta in Canada Alban be eacri-
'Lice& Unless the United States is
Prepared to meet concession with
voncession, 'there will be no result
from' the negotiatiens. In any
event, ample protection Vill be
maintained against undue Anted -
can eorapetition in manufactured
products, •
However, the feeling at Ottawa
is that President Taft genuinely
desires a suecessful outcome of
the conference, and that there will
be fair and reasonable dealing on
both side% Along what lines con-
cessions Will be made can hardly
be indicated at this time, but there
Is little doubt, that the proposals
,for eoncessione on some lines of
manufactured' goods, such as cera
• teal agricultural implements, tak-
en either as a whole or in part.
puty free exchange of coal will
also be discussed.
• lar. Welding Was; busy at his of.
fice this afternoon within 2 hours
of his arrival from Montreal, • and
laughedat the alarmist reports in
the press as to hie health. The
slight attack of facial paralysle
due to exposure to the t old winds
of the Atlantic sone days ago, 19
not interfering with his usual abut
dant zeet for work, and his bited'e 1
adviser in Montreal has assured
him that the attack is of no terVea
'will wen be again in normal con-
dition . •
.RHEUMATISM CURED
Zam,Buk will Give you Relief:
When you have any deep-seated
pain in the joints, the 'back, the
wrists or elsewhere, place a liberal
supply ofZam-Buk on the fingers
or on 'the palm of the hand and rub
it in. The penetrating power of
this "embrocatioxi-balna" is • very
great. Mt kills pain, and removes
stiffness. Mrs, Frances Wyatt of
Gua Avenue, Montreal, -says: "I
have found Zam-Buk most sooth-
ing and valuable in a very bad
case of rheumatism, and also for
stiffness of joints and muscles. I
suffered long and 'acutely froart
rheumatism, and 'tried one liniment
after ,another. In vain. I also took
medicines internally, but it rehlain-
ed for Zara-Buk to eafect a cure. I
began applying this balnr when-
ever I felt aches and pains of rheu-
matism coming on or felt any of
the-stitanesa-The-vesultawas-taul
wonderful. (Zam-Buk seemed to
penetrate to the very seat ef the
pains, driving therd completely out
and I tarn now quite curec1.51,
So Many of the ordinary einbro-
cations and liniraents tare inaper-
featly prepared and not sufficient-
ly refined 'to penetrate even the
skin -much less the underlying
muscels: Zata-Buk la totally •diff-
erent. Zam-Buk is so refined, arid
its essences and juices are so .con-
eentrated, that When rubbed into
the muscles -for rheumatism, Sci-
atica, sprain, etc., its effect is very
quickly felt,
If rubbed on to the chest and be-
tween the shoulders in cases of
bad cold in chest, Zata-Buk , will
give relief. Apart from' Its use as °
Plans Preparedlor
Goderich Breakwater
Six Hundred feet to be Co*.
strutted to Protect the Harbor,
Plans and specifications mod
row on exhibition at the office of
t�r .H. j. Lamb, district engineer
department of public works, Can-
acl•a, London, for the construction
f.600 feet of •breakwater at Gocle-
rich. Ont.. and which are of a aarti.
ciliary interesting design, inas
!much as it is the first breakwater
og its character to be constructed
in Canada.
The design, plans of whi-ch were
prePared under Mr. Lamb's direc-
tion, is of a substructure of reit-
foroed Coterete caissons 26.feet
high, 35 feet at bottom, and 30 'If
wide at top, With numerous cross
IiIrrtb-ba-Oralitrantlagra-vetThe
work from six feet below water
level up will be composed Of mass
concrete, therebp providing a very -
strong struature, as is required for
the extremelytexposed locality in
which at • is 'to be built. •These
caissons Will be built on shore,then
launched and taken out to the site
of 'the breakwater, where they will
be sunt . in 4 berth • previously
dredged • for same.
Breakwaters of a similar 'char-
acter have 'been construdted at a
few points on the other side of the
line, but were of a- much smaller
size.: The performance of • thie
work will be *watched with great
interest by contractors, and it is
hoped that:With the continuation
f this class of breakwater within
he next few years, that the herb -
or ...ot,Goderichavillhe "d 'd
Ith'a t elstroteffIgin—atedia"Ttiry. "t5e.
make it a first-class harbor of re-
fuge and ...safe to enter no matter
how bad*the weather.
an embrocation, Zam-Buk w11 be t
• forms of skin diseaSe arid :'injtiry.
It mires. eczema, rashes, ringworm,
cold sores, ulcers, adscesses, chew.
ped hands, piles, Varicose veins,
cuts, barns, bruises, etc. All drug-
gists and ,stores 50c„ or post
free from. Zani-Buk Co., Toronto,
for price. Refuse harmful ' imi-
tations.
.•
Wife Deserters Btivare
•
May Be Brought Back and Jail.
cd for the Offence.
•• ---- .
Attorney-General'Prsy promised
a deputation of • the Associated
Charities that he would introduce
a Measure in Legislatuae this seta, •
'sion Making the road of (the wife
deserter harder. ••1
The 'deputation asked that the
Ontario 'Government provide funds
ao "bring the deserter's back to the
city ; that Men conviegut...1c1.,
'tion be imprisoned proVi ed
with 'remunerative labor, part of
the Proceeds of 'which would go to
their 'families ; that culpable fail-
ure to provide for a family, Wheth-
,het they suffer or not, be Made an
offence, land that the charityaer- i
ganization, kind not the Wife, be t
Utz rote to lay the tharge, 1
CRIED DAT AND NIGHT,
Mrs. B. B. Sanford, Xnverary, Ont
ynites ;-"My baby was sickly for
°e'er a week with bowel and atom -
Math trouble . and alert night and
'day. "Nothing' I 'did helped her in
the lettat till I began giving her
14 ablei Own Tablets. Ishey helped
baby right away andl now she is'a
big healthy ehild with fine rosy
eheeks. The tablets are certainly
A 'wonderful medicine Mid I recall -
Mend them to all My friends Who
have childaeu it the house.," ,
What Baby's awn 'Tablets have
done fog Mrs. Sitnford's baby they
'done for thoueancle of ether little
ones, simply because they go to
the root of no !Many thilhood ail-
ments-Jthat is, they drive all tai -
'vanities froml the stomach, and
leaVe it meet and healthy. .Sold
by Medicine dealers or by mail at
e5 terits a box frone °The Dr.
Wil-
liahta Medicine Co.
Ontario.
Burns, bites, bruises and belle.
Dialria' Menthol Salve 'will soothe
and ,!liettl theto alt. 25 tenth a tin
at druggiNtst, ,
eolborne •
Elcler-Cumminghana,- BrOokdale
Farm, the residence of Mr, aid
Mrs. William •Cuminingham, 8th
concession, Colborne township, Was
the scene of a happy gathering on
Wednesday Sept. 21st, the oceasion
being the marriage of their only
daughter, Miss Theresa May, to
owar C. Elder, of. Goderich
About forty guests were present to
witness the tying of the nuptial
. knot by Rev. J. L. Small, of Blyth,
At 11.00 a.m. the bridal .party took
their places beneath an evergreen
arch bedecked 'with carnations.
which 'was erected on 'the lawn.
;The bride 'was given away by her
father, and 'Mr% W. G. Nott, of Clint -
ton, the bride's aunt, rendered the
wedding march, The bride was be
eominkly attired in a dress of white
satin dechene. She carried a bon -
root of white 'bridal roses and wore
White carnations in her hair. Fol-
lowing the ceremony and after
congratulations :were offered the
happy couple, the eompany sat
'clown in the tastefully decorated
'ditingroord to an excellent wed -
cling dinner served in the best stale
of the hostess. After all had done
ararde justice to the repast, the
health of the 'bride was proposed
in a short speech by Rev. Mr. -Small
land the groom( 'suitably replied'.
H. J. Morrie added his teetiraonv to
�o respect in which the bride
ilteld in the omit:unity and also the
'popularity of ltrhe groom: with the
ootsiness Met of Goderieh. The.
=wedding party then drove to Gode
lich and amid 'showers of rice and
leonfetti Mr, 'and Mrs, Bider lett on
the G. T. R. train for n bridal' tour,
'Whieh London, Detroit, Saginaw
and other pants Will be Visited'.
The 'bride 'Wore a 'travelling dress
of blue diagonal cloth With hat to
Match, Many 'beautiful and use -
Tut presents Were receiVed, a very
aubstafitial 'cheque being the gift
of the 'brides father. The grOmn's
1.it wars( a handsome ring get With
amethysts and diamonds. Those
from a 'distance Were Misses Bella
and eleasie Cunningham, Brussels,
Serb. Alder, of Palmerston, and
Miss Myra Noble, of Toronto, Mrs.
MeMiehael and .daughters, John-
athan Youglil all of Seaforth; Miss
Gertrude Crich, Tuckersreith, W.
G. and wife and lbs. Geo. Nett of
Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Alder after
their ,wedding trip will take up
their residence In Goderich, where
the vomit holds a responsible posi
Con al& the O. T. B. Their many
friends in town and vidnity all ieitt
in extending congratulations and
best Vialteit for a happy future.
The Clinton New era
Oct. 6th, 1910
Centralia's toss
1110.1.011aatak
Two Esteemed Pioneer Hestde*its
Going West Farewell
Presentation.
Richard Hicks, one of the pione-
• ere of this county, had an auction
sale on Mondays. and having sold
his terra, etook and anplemente,
mad household effects, is leaving
Lor 'the West. Re came from Dart-
• ingtOn when he was a boy five
yearti old, and his parents settled
in the buah juat"6e years ago, and
aaiped: to clear UP the Una where
the old homesteadnoW stands, a
little south of the village of Cen-
tralia. No citizens are more highly
respected or beloved than Mr. and.
Mrs. Hicks, For A, nraber of year
Tar, ilicks served 'faithfully and 'well
in the toWnship and county council
and for more than half a centnry
has been a Warm; supporter of the
Methodist 'Cliutch-in 'filet, has
been a class leader in that -church
for thirty or forty' years.
-T
More
than a hundred of his warin Per-
sonal friends Met at the Methodist
parsonage onuesday eVertillg and
presented Mr, Hicks with a beauti
full gold-lieaded cane, and Mrs.
Hieles with a handsome gold -head
ed umbrella,
Bev. W. IL Butt took the chair
'and called upon a large number of
the neighbors, Who all bore }testi-
onY to the character and worth
Of 'Mr. and Mrs. Hicks.
'The latter has been primary elass
teacher .irt 'the Sunday school or
many years. Both Mr, and Mrs,
'ales will he greatly aniseed from
this neighborhood. The Vrey cora-
alimentary address that atcoma
paned the presentation but feebly
expresses the sentiments of the
*omit unity.
HOW MANY REALIZE
THE MARVELLOUS
VALUE OF FRUIT
IN CURING MANY DISEASES?
•••••••,11.
Wonderful Success of "Frult.a-tives"
—The Famous Fruit Medicine
Bruit /juice consists of about 91%
• water, 8% of sweet matter, and only i%
of an intensely bitter substance. Careful
experiments show that it is this bitter
principle; which is the active or medi-
cinal materiel of fruit juice.
Under certain conditions, the hitter
principle eau be made to replace or
transform Some of the sweet atoms in
the juice, thus inakidg a new coinpound
which is much more active medicinally
than the ordinary juice. :
-....,...Marty-freits..yemared and it was
fcaind that the juices of 441717, Oianges
•50 and prunes ,gave the best results.
These fruitjuices, having been made
more active by the secret process of
changing the sweet principle into the
bitter, are combined with tonics and
antiseptic § and made into tablets. These
'tablets are the Milieus .fritit medicine--;
"Fruit-a-tives"-:-•known inevery part
of Canada for their wonderful curative
qualities in diseases of the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin,
" Bruit-a-tives" is the only medicine
in the world made Of fruit juices, sot.
a bo, 6 for $ay) or trial size, 25C..
Burglars cracked the safe of John
Burnie's store at 'Birnie, Man.,: and
.got away with $2,000.
The trial of A. McNeil, Treasurer
of the Fanbro Seliotal Board, an a
aloha rgeattLealliezzleatentaa, haa bee
VgliTilialiTeffin ed. -7
.Earl. Wilkinson and Sam Davidson
were 'badly hurt at Ottawa by the
collision of an automobile, in which
they Were riding, with a 'bridge.
• Mary Dolan watt tbund guilty at
Barrie of the murder of her infant,
and Thomas McNulty was placed
on trial as the instigator of the
deed.
Pose as. Dru triers,
• Defraud Railwtiys::
The rGrand Trunk illailWay has
-suspected Ifor some titre that they
were being .eheated by Men who
represented tbat tbey 'were toira.
Imercial travelers, and who obtain-
ed the embarkation rates,
An 'example of this game- on a
wholesale scale' was discovered
on a train runnitg Into Stratford.
The trainraaster, who was acting
as conductor asked seven men who
yaesented• commercial travelers'
tickets to produce the certificate
tO prove that they IIV6Pe entitled
to them. Not one of 'MOM 'could.
They Where forced to pay the dif-
ference in price between the ripe-
cial and the regular ticket. '
Hereafter, every ticket agent and
'conductor will ask to lb 'ashown
!the conitnercial certificate before
he Will sell the traveler's, tickets.
Any further attempts td defraud
will be followed by prosecution.
A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER.
The Globe has tried' during
its history not to lose Hight of t
tact that a newsPaner Can pl
itn important Part in nation and
ane tuflding. One Way in whi
thia has been effeetiVely practis
Is by keeping trained members
its Staff constantly "on the 'win
In search of usefull and interest'
information. Wherayer lraporta
national work or World events
'which Canadians were concern
Wexe taking place, or where pi
neer 'bevelopreent was m progre
there. The Globe emnraisalon
have been reporting with Intel'
gent discernment for the 'benefit
this country.
This policy has rarely, if eve
been more eenerally pracitis
than at present. To -day the Ma
• aging Edator of The Globe, Dr..T.
maccionald, is in Mexico, where
three weeks' celebration, of the ce
Unary of republican goVernme
Is being held., and upon his retu
be Will contribUte ,a aeries ask
tiles on that interesting country
a, country whose relations to 'Ca
Ada are becoming Very cloSe •
Capt, Jaffrey Baton is repr
setting' The Globe with the Q. O.
in England, the only exclisiVe pre
correspondent on 'the trip,
Mr. W. J. Jeffers, another flieni
bey of the staff of the Globe, is
present on a pioneering trip in th
Gewganda, Elk Lake, and the I
north country eifr. Jeffera is exce
tionally equipped for such an e
havingspent several year
in the mining camps, Ammica an
'South, Africa., ' •
Mr. M. 0, Hatanond, Editor
the Illustrated Magazine S ctio
of The Globe, is contribntin ette
on the political aituatjozX in th
United States. These ifl be to
tinted during the ne few 'week
Mr .Batntnond' irarutjorts bein
to 'travel wheregood( t`coPy
Tom' a Canadian Viewpoint' can a
Supees anograta seo.2 -peanaa
that not in fifty years has 80 Mlle
interest been taken by Canadian
in United States polities as is th
case at the present trate.
The 'Globe is trying to live up t
'it e records in 'the raatter of keep
lag its readers posted, aside alto
other from the ordinary source
of locals and 'telegraphic news.
Toronto Greeks give eight thous
and dollars 'to help 'build, a battle
ship for Greece.
Leiutenant-Governor Fraser '0
NuVa Scotia is dead. .
Mrs. George Martel threw hersel
frorn a ;window at Montreal an
was killed.
;
Electric Restofer for Me
Phosphonol restores every nerve in to its proper tension; restore
the bod
vial and vitality. Premature decay and all sexu
weakness averted at once. Phospbonot wt1
make you a new man. Price 113 a box, or two fo
$5. Mailed to any address. Tbe Seobell Dru
co., St, Cathartnes, Ont.
rOw FALL FAIRS "
Atwool. ... . „Oca. 3 and
Bsyfiela ,,,,,,, * .... • •, •,a. • . • .. • . Sept 27, 2
Biytb., , Oot 4,
Brussels . .. .... ..........., .. Oct 6,
Dungannon.. . ... .. (jot6,
Fordwieb. .... ................. . ..." .. Oot
Rarrieion
n Sept 29, 3
Kirkto
Milverton. Oat 6,
Sept 20. 3
Bit Forest- Sept 28, 2
ept 26, 2
Palmerston . .. ..... . . .. . . Sept 27, 2
Parkhill _ • Oet 4,
Ripley • ' Sept 27, 2
StMarys........ ...... - ....
SeaforthSept 27, 2
Sept 22, 2
Teeswater. . .0et 6,6
Tiverton.. vi, Oct4
Walkerton . ...... ... ........Oot 15, 1
Live Poultry IVanted
The fallowing prices are being pai
at the Holmesville Poultry Yards:- •
Hens, 7a•cts, a lb.
Chickens over 5.11). 10 cts. alb.
• Chickens, between' 4 And 5 lbs, Oc lb.
Chickens, under lbs. 8c a lb.
Turkeys,ducks and geese prices later
All poultry to he delivered with
crops empty on Monday, TuesdaY and
Wednesday mornings.
Buying all the year round.
N. W. TBEWABTHA.
Phone 4 on 142. •
•
•
Auction Sale
for the undersigned proprietor at
Lot 32, Concession 11, Hallett
or 'Theta Gundry, Auctioneer, will sell
ments, Etc.
Farm Stock, Crops. arinple.
levEsDAY OCT. 11, 1010.
at 12;80 o'clock p.m., the following
valuable Faun Stock,Implernents. etc.
1 horse, rising 4 years old; 1 mare, xis
ing 5 years old; 1 team of grayeamat
oiled, rising 4 and 6 years old; 2 cows.
due to calve this fall ; 6 co% s, supposed
to be in calf; 4 steers, rising 3 years
old; 8 heifers, rising 2 years old: 5
yearlings:ojgmeyassearBrianrgriscalbvinesdier; O2 srl:taisa
sey-Harris hay loader 1 Massey -Har
ris mower, 5 -ft cut; I Massey -Harris
sulky rake, tieW, 10 ft 2 root puipeo;
1 iron land roller, 3 S'eCtiOnfl, ;
wooden land roller; 1 Massey -Harris
10 -hoe drill and cultivator combined ;1
Massey -Harris cultivator ; 1 Imperial
gang plow: 1 Patterson gang plow; 2
,Fleury single plows, No. 21 ; 1 Verity
plow, No. 4 ; 1 iron muffler; I De.
Laval cream separator, No.10, new ;
1Wassey-Harris straw cutter; 1 four.
horse power 1 top buggy, 1 open
buggy, I democrat, 1 road cart. I Wag
; 1 wagon box and shelvens ;,I hay
rack, 1 pig rack. 1 pig crate ; 1 set bob
sleighs ; Settles, 2004bs ; Panning mill
Hay fork, car, rope and slings ; 1 disc
harrow ;-1 set four -section harrows;
2 set double harness ; 1 set single harta
vas ; 1 grind stone ; A quantity of hay
A number of hens : I Happy Thought
,noal stove : I barrel churn, aMartvell
No, 3; 1 wheel barrow ; Whiffletrees
and Neck.yokes Forks, eriairis, spad-
es, shovels r About four dozen grain
hags: 2 long ladders, 1 step ladder:
About la acres of marigolds will be
sold it the field; Many other articles
too numerous to mention. TERMS -
All sums of $10.00 and under, cash;
over that amount, 12 months" credit,
on furnishing approved joint notes.
A. Moonlit of 5 per °eta allowed for
cash on eredib amounts Hay and Man
golds, cub.
GONDRY, Oat MANNING,.
And, -Proprietors
--taa
Bad Blood Moans Bad Health
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Mkg� fabod Blood and Owed
Mood Mown Good Hottilthe
lealowannis
Hrs. Pied Biggs, gigaton* _Ont.,
irrites:--"I Was completely tint down,
my blood was out of order, and X tend
to get so weak 1 would be compelled to
stay in bed for weeks at a thne, I
torrid not eat, and wee pale and thin;
everyone thought I was going into
Consumption. 1 tried everything, and
different doctors, until friend advised
me to use Burdock Blood Bitten*.
did not have one bottle used when
illy appetite began to improve,
"I need six bottler.
Hi gained tett pounda in two weeks.
When -I began to take it / only 'Weighed
ninety.three pounds. /t just Seamed to
pull me from the grave aa I never ex.
peeted to be strong again. 1 will tell
every suffeier of your wonderful ternedy.*
Burdock Blood /litters is manufactured
only by the T. Milburn Oct., Limited,
Toronto, Ont. See that their eignature
appear" ou ivory bottle.
-'.wte 4 rium Awauway Ewa*
..., .,.
Ballway Time Table
•
le Lendonf:FlUrOn $1134 Bram.
Ly North Passenger
na
.th London. depart..., 8,00 a m 4.50 p n
aa Caritralia....•0,0000 9.40 6.48
of Exeter
rii Hensel' ..... . ...... 10.08 6.05
Eippen ........,...„ 19.10 0.11
aci•Brucefield 10.80 0.19
in Olinteri.„..,, 11.06 0.85
A LOrldefibOrO, . , , 4f. a 11.18 452
'" Blyth .......11.27 7.O�
3- Belgrave 11.40 7.13
.8, Wingtaria, arrive-, 11.50 7 85
er t '
I- South Passenger
at winghana depatt6.43am 3.33 p n
Belgrave, • 6 54 8.44
r, Blyth.... .,,, 7.08 3.66
d Ltancleshoro... 1.16 4.04
x., Clinton. . a- 750 423
a, Brucelleid ...,.-8.12 4.39
a lea tePen, )3,23 4.47
),„ rienitatt.. • .. • .. • • 8,32 4-62
ct, Exeter 8,48 5.06
' Oeutralia . 900 5.15
, London, arrive1000 030
a
Buffalo arid Goderich
a. West Passenger
ant pm pm pir
Stratford 10.00 12,20 5 2.5 10,2(
t• Mitchell.,10,22 12.45 5.55 10.41
Is Seaforth....,:10.45 140 6.18 11.11
Clinton ••• 11,07 1.25 6,40 1.1.2f
- Hohnesaille, lila 1,83 540 11.31
t Goderich a, . • 11-35 1.60 7.05 11,51
e
r Bast Passenger
am pm p rr
13 thaderich......aa,.. 7.10 240 4.5(
`, Hobareaville .. .... , • , 7.26 2.57 5.01
13 (Hinton • • 7.35 307 5.11
4 Seatorth 7.52 3,25 5.31
, Mitobell 8.16- • 348 5.51
L Stratforct
a
ri 014.NOWNIINIMONNOWORMIIMININIOMMIWIII~7.11MMINWROVO
,
e•
- For Sale or *Rent.
1,
n .. Farm to Rent
e
!; The Ostrava farm, Lot 28,9th Goa, of Goderich
Et To., Weems is offered to rent. Apply to
J 1313 COON, or to MRS. .1. BALsTEAD
8°
e (mitten . • 11ooderieh.
,
3 House and Lot fOr Sale..
.
- no convenient/riocateCl house, next to T.
9 Miroho's, Rattenbury street, containing nine
rooms. The house is a recently re.built one,
and in excellent repair. 41, good. new stable on
the Premises. Apply to A. SEELEY.
House Wanted.
-- .
Wanted to rent, a inediurn-sized
f house, with modern conveniences;
small family. Apply at NE Vsl ERA,
f
i Field Stone Wanted.
_
The Town of Clinton will pay $3,75 per
cord for held etone, for road btzilding.
I . Apply to THOS. OBACOM,
ir Chairman of Street COM,
S
1
1 Farm For Sale or to nein
; . --a_
• Being 36 acres, mostly in grass, and
well watered; small orchard, frame
tortstrrard--barbr-Two--tatiles--frere-
Clinton, On Huron Road. Apply eo
• MRS, G LINN, Holmesviile.
L
1 Property for Sale
i
r House and lot on Huron Street,
also lot on Ratterthirry Street,
, the property of the late Alex.
: Mckenzie. Two story, ten roomed
-house with verandah, small stable
; Hard and Soft water also a turaber
of fruit trees. Tor further infor-
mation, apply to Geo. D: MeTag-
' gart or Thos., Cottle. '
p .
Choice Property tor Sale; i
. The undersigned offers for sale. bis'i
• garden property of three acres biluati,
ed in gorden Survey, Clinton. There 1
'is a comfortable honse-with stone
"tglbtr,
oiTtFitlitillizift'll'ef=htfirdt,
and soft water, all kinds of fruit tree
and in good state of cultivation will
be sold with entire outfit4en reason-
able terms. fi, Joyners
• .
Farm for sale
Centre pant Sot 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. scow. Box 88,
Myth, or on Lot 85 Ocn.18 Ilullett. 2m
Farm for Sale or Rent.
. ---
Por sale or to rent Lots 8 and 0 on
the 3rd, Concession - of "Hullett, con-
taining 200 adres. The farm is situat-
ed half Way between Seaforth and
Clinton and convenient to school and
post office. The farm is well fenced
and ubderdrained and in a first claim
state of cultivation- There are on the
premises a ,comfortable house and
good bank barn and other out build-
ings. There are two good orenards: •
The property will be sOld or rented on
reasonable term. For further parti-
culars apply on the premises or ad -
dream War_ unreal -atm' a.....e.....,...
Revision of Voters List
brake is hereby given that it
Court will be held pursuant to
The Ontario Vetere Lists Act by
His Honor the ludo 'of 'the County
Court of the County of Hilton, at
the Council Chamber in the Town
of Clinton, en Ftiday the etli day
of October, 1910, at 9.00 o'clock
a.m., to hear and 'deterralte Corn -
Infante of errors and 'omissions in.
the Voters List of the nannicipality
of Clintot for 1910. Dated at Clint-
on this 191h day Of S,erita 1910.
D. L. MACPICERSON. Clerk.
Farm tor Sale
120 acres, ih good state of Mitre-
ation, being lett 24 arid 25, con. 15,
Goderich Vo., all fresh iseeded
down, less ten acres, which is plow..
ed. On the property is n tencrete
house, a ,barn 55 by 80, good, stab-
ling well watered.. Apply. to
.m.s.XIAMILTON, Clinton,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
S "r" ORIA
PROFESz4ONAL
BillirDCWA
BARNISTER 0014101T01% NOTAR
- PUBLIC, OTO.
MINTON
1811/11211.811 11. 111/11.Et
REAL ESTATE AND 1NSIIR434ftGE....
Huron_ St., Clinton.
11. T, R A N 0 E„
Notary' Public, Conveyancer.
Financial and Real Sebitte..=
ISettaaNims AGENT -Representing 14 Vire lec..
. ,SUrance Corapan4eo.
DtrbOou Court Oilice.
SR 64 W. THOMPSON
:wan'stoma. gto
n1960141 attentiongiven to disearell Of11134.
Ore, ar. Throat, apd Nose,
area earetully examined, and alitabie aleseepe
prescribed.
°thee and fteekletme.
Tee, down wee: of the Veapautotial osci
therm St.
Dr. V. Gana
or. W. 'owe, L. n. V. a,. =hap
Ofdee.-Oritario Street,Olintqn. ,oalle al
front door of aloe or residence. SaWeaborr
Street. •
• °See bow et svit0l-4 to $ poO4rito 9 Wm
DR. 4/.. W. SHAW.
. PUYSICIAN, 813liCtItON. 'a
ecosiebsur, etc., °Mee aid nekton°. �p '
tenburY Si.. 491,0416 W, Parraree eeeidenee,
ealam*Paa......aaaa.magamaamaauara...aaaann
DR. Irs 14X0041
wino
Cli01,11 Silage Was& a 5o0610117.
Graduate of 043,D.fit.. chiCalln, and R.0.1:1.81.,
Toronto.
Ba,vaakt ouV16440714 Ist to 11)66eiabesor
• DR, H. Fuwait,
ENVIIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Spcisial care taken to snake dents! Walk
men* 5 pafrnless as possible,
THOMAS GUNDRY -
• ,Live stock and general Auotion ea,
• GODERIOH ONT •
I aim emcee sales a opootatli. Cadets et at
Naw ERA oifflee, Clinton, prclevt.y attended
to. Terme reaeonable. Farmers' sale sots
discounted
G. D. MoTaggart 111. D. McNamee -
McTaggart Bros.
uroncaus
ALBERT ST CLINTON
(..-enerat. Banking Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafte issued. Interest meowed on
deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance eo,
Paling and Isolated Town Prezio.
orty Only Insured.
ovviczas.
J.• B. McLean, Preeident, Saaforth
Jas. Cooriolly, Vire Pres., ••Goder Olt
Thos, E, Hays, SecoTreas., Seitfort4.
DiliteTents.'
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; John
Watt, garlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M. •
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech-
woOM j. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Bea
newels,. Bradhagen, M. McEwa
Clinton. •
Each Director is inspector of kitties In
hie own locality. •
AGENTS.
Seaforth; James cumnang, Egmond, ..
Lille; J. W. Vera Holmesville •
Payments may be-rne,de at Tozer 'rex, •
Brown's, °Hattie,' or to flutt.,„,
Goderieh • • "
tmoop;.12,;(;k\fLo
Fire,. Life and ' Accident .
Insurance
Real 6state bought and sold
'Money to loan
Office hem Street, ilex door to New •
Era
4•44+•+.4.44.+.14+.44444•444. '
:. - •
g How Many t,
Iin a Dozen? 1
i Twelve I° incl. yon. count .
: them to see. if yot,t ',get I
them to. When you buys
. ang Ring and pay
: for 18K, you can't count .
: them you take the deal.
; el.'s word, and often get :.
T IK or less: We sell
; Wedding Rings, and there t
1 • is exactly t8K in every *
t81 Ring: Test them
any way you like.
R. R Counter
Jeweler and Optician. . •
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Issuer of X
Marriage 'Licenses..
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CAS. TOR IA
Pot Waldo ata Childicx
the Kind You ilav,0 hays Bought.
Beare the
SignettUra Of
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