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Birth
You mustliaVe. had sixty at
10115il Visit? Only forty?
Then It must be your gray
hair. Ayer's Hair Vigor stops'
these frequent birthdays. It
oyes all tire early, deep, rich
coley to grathair, and checks
falling hair. And It keeps tile
scalp clean and healthy., .
mr was peaky troubled with dandruff which
e1atrier3grigar4Igeoraltii%'dtane.
dratt'seen disappeared, My 'Air aiso stopped
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ay .r.v, Ayer cle., Lowell. Mom
Also mananteterers or
SARSAPARILLA..
CIIIIRR .
ECTORA
tiers ""5.1( .
- Ser .fse.
The matilop Insurance Co.
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The annual meeting of the men3here
of the McKillop MutualVire Ineuranee
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Company was held. in Seaforth last
Friday. The lessee Of the Company,
I thie year.were unusually heavy, but
an account of their excellent financial
1 etanding they were enabled. to meet all
claims without increasing the assess-
ments, and still have a large surplus in
• the treasury, The new lousiness re.
ueived for the Year was very satiefac-
tory, some MO new policies having
been written, • The Company com-
menced the year with a ha epee o
$10,95010 the 0:reasury, and after nay. so mien o eaun gr
I grants will be seleeteti irore a possin.e '
hin Palm ' e hundred th usand• applicant% and
he glinton New Era
FRIDAY, go, 1906.
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THE CLINTON NEW EEA
Bright's DiseAse Ten Tpousara
° Selected Immigrants
21 Cure of litarvelosto Imam That will be brought to ealinda through
(MOO Instant liftset Poun!1 the agency or the Salvation
lirnty, the majority as,
• No malady is rnore stealthy ar fatal farm. laborers.
They have a &Say eiseratioo hi the heed.
Di
resat e.
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fOli' 26th, 1906
WEAK ther mt:rtgot"ne*
st• 1101.-
Tippri , frothoot from Ile".
• 1")."411. They woke in the moris,
WOMEN-Ingsafeatiroderths*
when they went to bed,
than Bright a sease. 1
itatee t,b,/ ar•
Every Teat' it Cialnis more victims The eiYorts of tbe Salyation Army the heart palp
' and
19lonSe for a el
Ten ro‘mis, with. vrodiootheedof ailductsceblne,
lilt Aridly' in° ead .oft
fwoirt ti nliars anplY to
W. BRYDONE.
, Lands tor Sale
thaarfamine and war corablned. on the lines of immigration vvere SO and nerVOlmitoTiakehoidanfittlirdurt the 6 °IA the far 'VVertt" neward, Assa, Im-
urine !becomes scanty, often contains ritain through the same agency dur- . ILBURN'S HEART 01? pox acro, good land trot: ctine to sitE BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
W"' farms for tole at $14 per acre, 1 9v BRy130NE
In the be/inning it is marked br eucceesful last year that orrantements the lightest
rodeo fr town. Fare pm 0 Veriest I PUBLIC,jtrETO.
't the coming season. These unrni• II • • inVeeting. N. P. 0111013, fiewerd, Aso. CLINTON
PROFESSIONAL
HENRY OgATTIIK
(Sweeper to ebri Omit
• • ISSERISTER. BOMOITOIt, tto.
CLINT°,
° Otto -Elliott Ilk**, formerlY PottPhsl•
I by Mr Hewett..
leolegr TO LEND .
puffiness un er the eyes, yellow, sa • ' have been made for ten t ousand day seem to be a dreg:—&14 a burden../ other farms withOut -buildinge from $6 to
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low skin and, pain in the back. The teople to leave the shores of Great '
hag all loss clanns and ocher wor
balance of about $7,000 with which to pins gtt once, ThiS Vitalizing medi- thoroughly inyesttated, and. prefer- ,
expenses, they • will etill have a cask these syraptonas, get Dr, Hamilton's when it is ludo wn that each ease is•
thReader, if you are troubled with on q
°eminence the new year.
• We got 141,618 immigrants in 1905,
some thousands of them being repat•-•
rioted Canadisa.s. We want those.
people e they ha,v lbarneil by experi-
ence that Canada.
• live id. But we nee
to Coax people to come here; better
go slaw and get the pick of the world.
Hon. Mr. Hanna, the Provincial Sec -
e hotelmen who break
le says the Government will
e inspectors in appointing
eteetives to catch , the law-
ers. Special men have heels act-
goOd place to
be in no hurry
retary, is a er
. the law.
' support
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brea
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will best restore brilliance to ' ence ren only those who are likely The following is a statement of the • clue
losses for the, year: Goven oe ,
lightning, $80; S. • Sweitzez. house
struck by lightning, 590; W. Staples,
house damaged. by fire, $59 25; R.
Doak, house struck by lightning, $7;
A. Broaclfoot, steer killed, by lightning,
$41 ; James Carlin, steer killed. by
lightning, $50 ; A. Byerman, heifer
killed by lightning, $20 ; T. Curtin,
anintals killed by, lightning, $260; R.
Grieve, house and contents, $280 ; O.
Delaney, heifer killed by lightning._
528; R. Oharters, ' sheep killed by
lightning, 55; W. G. Hartriiefferkilled
by lightning, $20 ; T. Curtin; colt in -
;lured. by lightning, $30; IC Wise,
barn and contents burned, $1,070 ;" W.
ing in Londop, ,Prescott and Stratfcird,
with the result that 'six convictions
have been obtained in London,. :bur or
five in Stratford, and eight in Prescott.
sins it is. not known when • such Men
may be put to work, hotelmen should
see that they keep within the law. .
George Grant, bk. P., is credited With,
an interview in Ottawa, in which he is
declared to be in open revolt ag4nst
..„ .the•Liberal party, and says many cat.
el' Ontario members are in -the same
• position. Ho was evidently out a his -
head when he said it. for he has since
' been taken to a hospital in a high
• fever. George •Gr..nt, in bisrational*
moments, is one of the most loyal •sup -
pot tere of the party, and wonld never
be guilty a saying .what is attributed
.to him, it he -knew. it.
Dogger), house and contents, $300 • • I who-ha,ve. een elute Y •g
honse and contSritS, $300,3 Geo. tirie
• 'stk. Itrani ration Department, James
17.711Y +suffer any longer ? Dr, Haruil- and Albert Sts., Toronto, for applica-
ton's Pills will restore yon to robust tion torms and farther particulare
your. u anxiouseyes.
will be °replaced by - surplus- viger. General Booth's worthy movement
Your back nettle and urinary, disor- will be thoroughly appreciated by
tiers will cease. • every Canadian, - .
Renewed life is -put into ihe kid. ! The entire accommodation of three
neys, and tlrigiat's Disease passes steamers has been chartered for this -
away forever. . , season's business, and the first organ-
ized party of 1,500 will 'embark on the ,
PEnnONEXT 0171tE IN EvERY CABE. --. -. - . .
Doi it. ensmigton on March 1st, arriv• I
ease avo ?ea,rs ago," writes Mre. 0-• of these people are from the ageicultu-
E h t' to ma e pod settlers, the efforts or 1
"I was stricken with Bright's Dis4 ing Hali ax ' ten days later. ManY I
E. Matt ewson, Ati.ddletown, 41 roll districts of Great Britain ; fact,
grew worse, Sugar was almost eleven the majority are coining to Oanaclaan.
per cent, and the doCtOrsgovve U. 'tent on engaging in farm. work, and
"Alter using Dr, Hamilton's Pil s will be distributed to farnas in Ontario
one 'week I began to mend. • • on arrival. Farmers who have not se -
'Dr. Hamilton's Pills have made as -cured their help the coming season
well woman of me, and I know others tvkll do ,well tn. write immedietely to
el • T Howell Secretary S.
Turnbull, barn and con tents; $1,1 , .
Kehoe, !mese damaged, $5)Itobt. i;icar•
lett, buns and 'eontents, $2,800 ; Ed.
Jarman. house • and contents, $800 ;
O: Ceinpbell, barn contents, $70 G. S.
Black, steee kille , $ . • 'Vf' •
colt killed, $100 Jae, MeViCar, house or fiye boxes for $1, at an dealers, or ,
SALAD‘A4' Cesion Tea can now be
AND NERVE PILLS •
an the very: remedy that weak, :Limns,
bl in of good health.
tired out, tsickly women need to restore
OM
They give eound, restful deep, tone up
the nerve', strengthen the heart, and
make rich blood. Ma. O. McDonald,
Portagoila Prairie, Nan., writes: "i wai
troubled with shortneen of breath,
talon of the heart and wept speU
sot four boxes of Milburn • Heart and
Nerve Pills, and after taking them I Iran
completely, cured.
Pri Rtitents-fer box or three boxes ,
Choice Farm tor Sale •
i3nbsoriber offers for ▪ sale hie splendid
arm of 96 mores on the Bass Line, being
north pert of lot 2, Mettland Block, Hullett
Good brick house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 acres bash; farm well wa-
tered and in good condition. 2 miles from
Auburn, JOHN SPRUNG-, Auburn P.0
1 • forlit:25, ' deit ers or the The T.
' bUrn Co:Xiinittod,'Colonte, Out,
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More men are killed and maimed in 1
Allegbeny County, Pa in peaceful
., .
pursuits in one year than are i pc
1 and wcmnde in e g , ttl f
history., Statistics for tne rst year
good health,‘ °No medicine in, the Many splendid tributes have ieeen show that there were killed and in,
world so efficient for diabetes, Bright's paid to the Salvation Army for the ex- -lured in the iron and steel mills and
Disease and affection of the kidneys, cellent class of men who have already 'blast furnaces 9,000. In other tills,
liver and bladder. Price 2.50 per box, been bronght te this country. shogs and factories ,4,000 were sacri
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darnaged, $15_; M C. Donald, contents lir mail froin N. 0, Poison & Co., .
• d either died or were maimed;
-while the coal mines swell this figure
by.400, and -the railroad's .victims in-
clude an annual 4,300, making up a
grand total of 17,700 who were slatign-
tered or injured' in one year. '
. . fice , an
of house damaged, $400 ; Thos, Dick- artford, Coon,„ U, S. A.., and King-
sorho se -••damaged • by • fire, •• • $2.; -James s 13' '
l ban) damaged, $2.50 ; 11. Doig, to 0 t
eampbell, bar... damaged, $2,-
- A Heavy Penalty
had everywhere and within the teach
of every person, as it can be purchased
inerold Label at 60c per 'pound, Red
Label at 50; Blue Label at 40c, Green
'• TSB FAS -.11%,1, ET LIGHT: ,Label'at 30e; and Brpwn Label at 25d
er'lb.-all equally pure tea, but of
. The following clause .of the License Visitors Have to Be Swung Ashore by 'Course the cheaper .grades are notes
Law may be of interest to some who means of a all, fine flavored, not being grown at as
are not eavere of its existence : . eat Britain high an elevation as the 'expensive
If an officer, of any 'munielpal cor- that the Canadian tourist The first glimpse of Gron a teas, the , latter being produced at an
poraxion is eonvicteoffence under
d of having know- 13 gets -11i elevation of 61)01) feet above sea, level,
ttre-Lest-hesslatills j_n addition to any
lag* committed any •
other penalty to which he may he liable
under this Act, therebylorfeit and va-
cate his office and shall be disqualified
from holding any offide in any inunicie
polity in this Province for two years
thereafter. . • '
• s
•
uropean tour is that of the Fastnet
lighthouse.
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It atands -an -a' rugged ad n•solftarY-- •
rock, • situated nine miles south el Th -e -C. -P. R. freight slitectortage-
Crookhaven, at the extreme southweat la Prairie was destroyed by fire, with
corner of Ireland, and is Perhaps more much of the contents Loss, $10,000, .
storm -beaten than any. other around
• our coast. The rock is eighty feet in
height, and the lighthouse towers
' other seventy feet above, yet in wine
ter gales the °..Aitantic, literally.
Don't Dose The Stomach. .
•
Hyaline ettreit Caterrb by
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' Broating 24romat1c Huai -
Jug air.
,
You cannot afford ta,•risk perma-
nent loSs Of heelth ta,king lit-long
••drugs jot° the stomach'
% tbe vain
hope of curing. catarrh of the nese
and throat. The only true way of
curing catarrhal trouhleS ' is by the
use of Hyonien which is breathed
through a neat pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit.
Hydniei Is not . semet remedy,
and its formula is given to all reput-
able physicians. Its base is the far
moos eucalyptus oil. 1. This tit com-
bined with other healing, aromatic
gunis and balsams, so that when us-
ing Hyoinei, the air you breathe is
filled witbsgerrn-killing, health -giv-
ing, curative powers. It kills all ca-
tarrhal germs and restores .the min
cons membrane Of the nose, throat
and Wogs to a perfeCtly healthy con
The complete 'Hyoinei • outfit,. con-
sisting of a neat pocket inhaler, a
medicine drepper and a bottle of Eye -
mei; costs lent 1100, and extra :bottles
can be obtained for 50, cents, 'making
it the lb pst economical meshed of cure
ing catarrh, as well as the nitist,'re
Official count showsthat thereatre in
the Unitect States, exclusive of Alaska,
270,000 Indians. Of these about 70,000
wear citizens; dress and 32,000 a mix-
ture of Indian and civilized clething.
About 50,000 can read, and about 60.000
can carry on an ordinary conversation
in English. The number of Indians in
aiibda in 1904 was 107,978, an appar-
ent decrease from 1903, There . were
6,259 Indian children attending school
in Canada. Of the Indians in Canada
-14,758 belong of the Church of
land ; 1,909 are Presbyterians; 11,000.
Methodists ; 34;915 Catholics,
1,601 of other Christian creeds, and
11,269 Pagans.
When Prince Loins of Battenberg I
was in New York with his fleet' re-
cently a dentist charged the Prince)
$1;000 for fiXing some , of. his teeth.
Now a New York surgeon has charged
a Patient $1,000 for cutting out his
appendix. Excuse is made for this
charge that doctors often perform
operations and attend patients for
which theseget. little. or nothing. But
Might not a grocer as well charge a
customer a dollar for a pound of sugar
because some other Patient neglected
• to pay his bill'?:Certainly the charge -
is enormous for a half hogir's work; -
but then's what's money to a man
- who basa gangrenous appendix.
John Button, a St Thomas young
man. Went over to Detroit and got a
job on the Detroit United Railway.
But to hold the job it was necessary
..
that he should take out papers de-
claring his intention of beeoming it
citizen of the United States: He a• e-.
cordingly went Abefore the groper
authorities to tiktfthe necessary oath
of allegiance. He had his hand up-
- raised ready to swear, but when it
• came to renouncing King Edward and
his native country, he suddenly stop-
ped and said:
"Sir, cannot, take that oath. I can-
not be a traitor to the land of my
birth."
.* Bully for John 'bitten I Not that
he loved the States the less, big he
loved Canada more. He lost a job,
but remained true to his rtati•ve land,
How's This I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any 03,30 of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh cure,
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, 0,
• We, the undersigned, have known
V. J. Oheriey for the last 15 years, and
believe him, perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligaqions made
by his firns,
WA/351RO. 1CINNA1 &
Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, O.
Oatarrn Oure is taken inter-
naily, sooting directly upon the bloocl
au&ottucous surfaces Of "the system,
Testimonials sent free. Pride 'Mt per
bottle. Sold' by all Druggista,
Take Hall's Foully Pills for coustip.
*Mon,
If you cann nbtain 13.yomei•of
your dealer, it •s• be forwarded, 'by
mailrpostage-Paid,soarecelptof ice.
Write today. for consultation blank
that will entitle you to services of our
Medical department without charge.
The IL T. Booth Company, illyomei
Building, Ithaca, N.. Y.
bombard :the massive .etructure and
have .eVen smashed in. a 'portion of the
lantern at the summit of 'the:erection,
the seas' freqiientlY Sweeping .oVer the ,
„reit with tremendous force. Some.
Pelogerr•-or so. years. agothe stormy wea-
ther then- prevailing preventedalt. eoni-,
iminication With the reek for • many .,
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• :—..Debentures tor Sale . .
The Clinton ThreFiber, empairy
ed, offer for sale twenty debenturee 011500
each, bearing 41 ler Om
cent 'an These
are Gold Mortgage Guareeteed Bones, and
ere absalutelv tiecure. Fer 'particulars sp.
ply to'W. BRYDONE. Secretary •
Pots Rent or Sale
That desirable, commodione residence,
formerly aeoupied by W. Philips, on
Mary St. Firat class Pate of repair; 1-2
item garden, with fruit bearing treee and
bathe% possession' given Oot. lst, If par -
chased; buyer can have easy terms of pay-
ment, Can be inspected any removable
-Meeting
. •
The Co'nebil. of the Connty4 of Huron
will meet hi the Council Chamber in the
Town cf Goderich, on Tuesday, the 23rd
day. of January, at 3 o'clobk pan. •
All aceounts apainst the county must be
placed with the Clerk before this date.
LANE. Clerk.,
hoar. Address JOHN RANSFORD,
DR. G. W. THOMPSON
Clinton P.0
• Physiciets Surgeon, Eto.
special attention given to diseases of the
• ' Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
Office andResidence- "
111DOUT ic HAHALECONVEYANCERS, COMMISSIONERS,
Resa Estate and Insurance Agent
Mone -to loan
,
0./13. RALE, /OEN BUCOUT
'1Vieda1. •
. Drs. Gunn& GUINN
Dr. W. Gunn, 14.1t. I'.. L. It. V.5,, Min
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Dr, J, Nisbet Ounu,11. It. V. S. England,
L. It V. I. menden.
011ice-Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls Mt
front door of °Moe or residence, BattenborP
Street, -°
W. SHAW,
PAYSICIAN. SUBSEON '
A sec nehear etc. Office residence On
tarlo St., opposite English elturels, formerly ore
(untied by Dr. Appleton, Clinton Ont.
Farm tor Sale. -
. ,Lpaaon Road froni Clinton about Albeit sIr5eI.2
Blocks North of Batlinburr
42/„acres of first-olaes lona. Rich as a
garden, has been a stook farm tor a
ber of years. Frame beim, large barns;
plenty of stabling, pig house for 100 heed,
implement .buildiog.' Possessien givenat
any time. Owner wishes to retire from
farming. Apply 41) H. PLUMSTEEL.
May 1 1905
• . Farmiiii Sale. .
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The farm o[59 wires in the 3rd con. of
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Hullett,:occupied by subscriber ie offered
for sale. All but four acres cleared, and
in good state of cultivation. 13 mires fall
swheet,erieded down. Running spring, all
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fall plowing dodo but li acres. *frame
house, small barn, Acre of bearin &aid.
2e miles from Clinton. Also tea of 'good
working horses for sale.
Nov 17 05 CHASLMASON, Hallett.
DyspEPsuk
-AND - Farmin Tuckersmith tO
STOMACH.DISORDERS Bull for service.
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MAY BE cgrickpv AND
PatiiANENtrif CURED By
Weeks so, that the store of food Was
• consumed, %WI' the exeeption of 'aime u-RD0 .
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dour. .At last a schooner Managed to . •
•approach sufficiently near to enable 3
small quantity of food to be dragged
through the sea by the hungry •men,
and fortunately the next day the seb
moderated, and the Acmes were once
more fully replenished.' ,
" Except in very calm- weather • the
Pe.stnet is surrounded • by a fringe of
• foam,' and the only means of landing
Is by the aid of a "jib" fifty-eight feet
In length, so placed -on the rock that
in moderate weather its end reechp,
outside the stmt. When a vi4tor w1she3
to land (an unusual' ocourrenee) he is
rowed in a small boat as near *a thii
waves ' permit, and the light keeper
throw out a smell budy' attached to's
rope, which IB secured by the 'man im
tn. boat The Jib is then awung
andthe visitor, placing must tin the
loop and, cat1.
a tight hold ot i I
rope.' hoisted about forty Set vertl-
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• prince Arthur of Connaught, after.
visiting Japan, is expected to arrive at
Victoria on March 28. From there the
party will proceed to Vancouver, stop-
ping_at Banff and Winnipeg en route
for Torontd. When Ottawa is reached
Parliament will be in session, They
will stay two or three days there, and
Prince Arthur will be the guest of Lord
Grey. His next stops will be Montreal,
Quebec and Halifax. -
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-, BLOOD
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BITT-ERS. ,
Labelle, .Maniwall, Que.. writes IM
as follows: desire to thank you for your yaw
&tint cum, Burdock Blood Bitters.
„Three years ago I had a very severe atiaek
Dyspepsia. 1 tried five et the best doctors 1
Gould find but they °Geld do me no seed.
1 'cali 'aiNited by a friend to -try Burdock:
Bitters and to my great surprise, after
iaLig?d two bottle,. I WM es perfectly curet
that I have not had a sign of Drileeinda dam
eannot praise it too highly man safferers.
my experience his the best I ever neeko-Firilie
Ing for me like B.B. . •
• •Don'tfaeceptli substitute for Burdock and
lestars There is =thing "bit as VOW'
rally, and then the Jib, beingairotil
at It. -foot, swinge him horizonvaY ,
about 100 feet .on to 6. Safe leading...-. Advertise ,in Ike i- EW ER
•London Telerranh.. • '
The undersigbedwill -keep for se. vim the
American Ana Canadian registered Here.:
ford bull -Proud Duke. Terms $1.50.
Also young Hereford Stock for salent any
time; E. L. FARNHAM. Lop 11, Con, 9,
Eullstt; Coastal:we P.O. •
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, ANNUAL 41EETIN.G.
Annul.Meting of the inembare, ef
the McKillop Mutual Fire Insitrance
pithy; will' be held in the Tosvo Hill, Sea-
for,h, on FRIDAY, JAN. 19th,s„1.906, it •
•mirso'olook, p nt., for the perpose of -reoeiv-
hie the annual reports, the -election of three
Directors, and other business for the good
and welfare Of the Conpari'le ;." The retiring
Directors are J.' B. McLean, Seaforth;
Thos. Fraser, Brucsfleld and William
Chesney; 'Egmondville, who ena eligible for
re-election . THOS. E. HAYS. Secy:
4.1 13. lieLHA.N. Presiderlt.
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BARTLIFF'S
RESTAURANT
SubsciilDr _having Moved.
his Restaurant . ter the store
recently occupied. by F. W.
Watts, will he glad to meet all
his okl 'custorner‘ and AS man
new ones as may favor him
with .their patronage.
. Having also bought out the
King Bakery,he will supply
the public with ',first - class
Bread and Cakes. -
BREAD DELIVERE1D• AS
FORMERLY.
BARTLIF
Rent. •
To rent for a term of year% Lot 14, Con-
cession two, L. B. 13., containing 100 mires,
80 acres of wiffehlarelliiired and in a good
state of onitivatiou. . This farm is eituated
1 1-2 miles from Xipellit, 7 miles from Sett
forth and 3 1-2 from Hensall. This farm
is well fenced, drained, and has first ,01389
buildhigsetitelton, and is one of .the best
ferias in the (Thunty:of Huron. For terms
&c, apply t81106ig az Dole; Attorneys, Sault
Ste, Maria:Michigan, 8-11
G. W. Nanning Sinith, X. D., CM
PHYSICIA:N & SURGEON, •
oFgzun-Me:in Street, Hayfield, formerly.
:occupied reader;
• J. 11. LUNDY,
Successor to Dr. AgneW, 'Dentist.
°TINTO*,
Choke Farm for Sale.
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That first-class farm, comprising the E
'hf of lot 29, con. 3, East Witwanosh, 100,
acres, one-and-a-helf storey frame house,
19x 28; with good stone cellar and kitohen
17k22; gcod bank barn 52x60, with stone
stable ; 18 acres of good timber and 1*
sores of orchard. The land is in good
state of cultivation andsis all seeded down,
except about 22 acres. Well watered, good
well and never -failing -spring creek. With-
in easy reach of oleuroh, solieol,cpost Mee
and railway station. For terms and Maher
particulars apply to ILIDOUT & HALE,
Real Estate Agents, Clinton,. or to
JAMES MUCH, on lot 28, Anbarn.
. Earns tor Sale
oNTAitIO,
Offige open every droyanli until 10 o'oloe
f3aturday whining.
Evening appointments made
DA. G. ERNEST .HOLNIES •
• DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. '1'.0. Bruce.
. Sp ecialst fn Crown and Bridge Work
L, D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
aeons of Ontario, lurouto. _
D.D. S.-Fintelass Honor graduate or Den,
tal Department of Toronto L'alversibP
Special attention_naid to preservation ,,ot
alaildren's teeth. Will visit Bayfield •
Monday. •
*One 9q4 acre farm in the Township of Col-
borne, 7 miles from Ooderielt and 9 miletarom
Clinton,l-rnile_frore Village of Benmiler.:.close
to Post Oillee; daily mail; churches and schools.
There ion good, large bank barn. baggy house,
. implement house, pig pen and hen house; aI
good large frame dnelling, With ten rooms; 2
good wells, fences In good state of repair.
there are about 13 acres ofpear orchard and 28
sores of apple orchard, fall and winter fruit,
about 6 acres of bush. This is a first-elass fruit
and.atook farm, fall plowing nearly all don 4
and five scree of wheat; half of farm ia seeded'
down. Possession can be had any time.
• • • •
CHILLS ..PROVE FATAL!
If warmth and circulation are not
promptlyrestored,chills result in fatal
pneumonia. This necessitates keeping
Nerviline harid: Taken in hot
Water it breaks ura chill in two min -
rites. By rubbing freely over throat
and chest it prevents colds. No lini-
ment go strong, so penetrating, so
swift to kill pain and • inflammation.
Nearly fifty years' record has proved:
the yalue of Polson's-Nerviline. You
ithould get a bottle to -day.. •
Iso -a farm of 180 acre's, adjoining the above
farm ; a lame, .good stone ,house, triune barn,
horst stable, large sheep and cattle shed, and
large spring near the house, witk milk house
thwaon,•epring runs through farm to Maitland
River. Several acres of bush; farm over half
seeded down and in aood state of aultivationi
with some 7 %ores of good orchard thereon.'
This fe;rm is known as Cherrydale Farm, and
has 18 acres of fall wheat. . Apply to .
liftS. MARY WRITE, Benrailler, Ont.
DR.'S' FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store. •
Special care taken to make der ^
ment as painless as possible
Auburn every Monday.
peee,•••
e
Miseellanean,s.
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBCRO,_
&SUER mARRIAGE LICENREs
. No witnesses reqiiired ,
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Money -
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' Private ,funclis to loanat 41ercenand p.
'wards • W. BRYDONE.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auctioneer,
GODERIOH ONT
Farm stock ales a specialty: .Orders left at
NEW EVA cam, Clinton,promptly attended'
tl' eoud,
Ten7esftm
rsonable. Farers' sale notes.
ae
M.A.RRIAGE• . LICENSES
ISSUED:BY
ef. R.. Rumball, Clinton.
J IP.. TISDALL.
• nAr.TKEic,''
0:14017LAPTs.ONT'
Private funds to loan on Mortgages' at
-
. best current rate"
.
General Banking bueniess' traneseted;
- ;Mitred allowed on .depoSits.=
Sale notes bought •
G. D. McTaggart ,' ri..Maaggart.
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST, • CLINTON
General* Banking Ruslnisi
transacted
. . Wampu . Wens.
t. .
The Word signifies in aboriginal ver-
nacular that it will, pass current for
wampum, and is interchangeable as an
equivalent, same as we take diamonds
or other standard gean stones In 11611
of coin, at a fixed value .per karat. In -
the breeth-elout and blanket days, pre- '
vious to 1890, warnpurn moons Were the '
best and most convenlent collateral
which a Wealthy redskin could possess.
A large one as big as the palm of a
mazes hand would buy five pontos, or
fifty buffalo robes, dr a second-rate
squaw. - With furs they constituted the
currency • of the 'section of the cOuntry•
adjacent to the, .Rocky Mountain» on
both slopes, a beaver skin being the
unit of value at a dollar 'Iteriece.
These trinkets were made of the
peaeh-blow eheeks ef the conch ahens
of the Pacific coast, and were nearly
round, varying in size from the dl.
mensions of a quarter of ciscd011ar to a
Silver dollar.They Were certainly Very
beatttifilf, 'and Were Very much affected
by aboriginal. -dandies, eepcially by
the mountain and river braves of Mon.
tana, Chiefs and wealthy men sus-
pended them by a thong areiind the
peek, wearing them as substitutes for
honor medale bestowed by the Great
Father, and the women arrnend &ore.
Illes, They were originally obtained
front ti, family of fontere named Prost,
in New Jersey, who nianufaettired them,
from the pink cheeks of conch shells.
They Were 41110 obtained through mid- '
dlomen in regular COUrSe of barter
with the Paelfic toasrt Indiana, who
Warned to imitate them.-rteareatiofl.
nave you r1wed your subscription
There cannot. be.difrenent degrees
of ,purity any more than there can
. be different degrees, of honesty.
IC 'a man be honest, that is all he
can be. There is no superlative.
One flour •cannot be 'purer than
another.' It can . only be more
nearly pure:
In these times when all flour man.
ufacturers .are claiming purity you
, should .remernber these two things:
Actual purity in flour can only be
• secured by. the lige Of electricity.
Royal Household. Flour
is the only flour, made and sold in
Canada, that is purified by electricity.
You can get pgilvie's Royal
Household Flour from yoursrocer,
Ogilvie Hour Mills Co., Limited.
mom:REAL.
"Ogilvie* Book for a Cook," COntalilS zo
pages of excellent recipes, some never before
published. Your grocer can tell you how to
get it FREE. " °
gNOPSIS OF anDIAN NORTHWEST
'HOMESTEAD W3rIlLATIO11$
ANY even numbered seotion of Domin-
ion Lands in Mitnitoba or the North-
west Provinces, excepting 8 and 26, not
reserved, may be 'homesteaded by any per-
son whole the tole head of a family, or any
stale over 18 year(' of age, to the extent of
one-quarter section of 160 acres, niorce •or
lees.
Entry May be made personally at the
local land office for the district in which
the land is situate, or if the homesteader
edesires he rally, on application to the Min
ieter of the Interior. Ottawa, the Commis-
sioner of, Immigration, Winnipeg, or the
local agent, receiwratrthcirity for sane one
tO make entry for him.
The homesteader is required to peeform
the conditions connected therewith under
one of the following plane :
(1) At least eix month'? reaidenoe upon
and eulavation of the land in each year for
three years,
(2) if the father (or Mother, if the
father is demand) of the homesteader re-
sides upon a farm in the vicinity of the
land entered for, the requirements as 40
residence may he 'satisfied by snob person
residing with the father et mother,
(8) •If the settler litte his permanent 'rest -
donee upon farming land dated by him in
the vicinity of his homestead, the require.
Monte as to residence may be satisfied by
residence upon the said land.
SiX month& notice in wnriting should be
given to the Conamissioneer of Dominion
ands at Ottawa of intention to apply for
atent.
. W. AV, CORY, ,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interi or
Oct. Oth, 05 6 m
WINGHAM-•
BUSINESS
' COLLEGE
lea high-grade Commercial School
Commercial - Stergir1p1178- TelegraithY.
Write auto. S ROTTEN, Principal.
144 examine a copy of cur catalogue, if you
hare an . idea of:taking a 0001) PAYING oprerraWry mum
'.' Wo he
1,aitibera le rip Behool, :equal to ours for
prefinoing abed reetdts: 'We Solicit investi-
gation nd ooraparisbn• 'Enter any timerr--No
vacations. •
HEAI
Neuralgia and croveasuset Oiled •
AJAX ittrItalMitti
tett
=1.
Higettom.
Yonge and Gerard Sts., Toronto
mi. 0. SHAW, - Prineipa.
• .110AVID VIOSEINS, 0.19.A., Instructor.
TIIE U
Schoolodelegrapkg
And General Training for
1Railway:Service
The new Itlethfid of instruction addpted
by thie soho61 has proved a groat Burmese,
Pnpils gradtiate in the inserted possible
time, therefore, at the least mete%
Erepiciyment etovided at once. Write
for free pamphlet which will give full infer
rotation.
School room in Gordon Block, oppoeite
post office, the most desirable location in
the city.,
inspection bf classes at work cordially
invited,
°
ROBERT La1tM01111, Stret ora,
rabbit/Al end Instructor, foreierly Jia
Wet Superinteirdent O. T. IL
NOTES D113COUNTED •
Deafts issued. Interest allowed on
deposits. '
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance co.
Perm and Isolated Town Prop*
' erty Only Insured. •
1 OFFICERS.
'VB. McLean, President, Kipper). Thos
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos. E
Hays, Say. Treas., Seaforth;;
DIRECTORS,
. Jas. Conbelly;- ?orter1s I-1 11; John •
Waft, Harlock; G. Dale Clinton;' M.
Chesney, Seafooth; J. Dale,
Beech-
wooni J. G:Grieve, Winthrop, q. .
newels, Ilrodhageti. • .
Each Director is inspector of losses itt.
his own locality.
AGENTS. . •
Robt. Sniith; Harlocic; rEd.2talinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmend-
ville; J. W. Yeo,
NEW CHOPPING HILL IT ,
RoillIESVILLE
. .
In operation dailY. Cashmere can take .
Chop home with them, Pritiee rIght-4oll
oe cash, Satisfaction gnaratteed, •
J, BROWN, Proprietor
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1ff COA.1.1
4+,
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our plices. 'The very best goods
carried in stook and sold at the
lowest possible price,
Orders may be loft at Davis
Ilowbuid.'s Hardware store, or
with
Vt. J. Stevenson,
Mieetric taitibt Pfants'
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