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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1906.
Farm Labor carce.
Albeit the number of new arrivals
..f.00m the Old Country has been large
•. during the spring months, the supply
.of labor is quite insufficient to meet
„the demand for both farms and factor-
• ies, ' The latter especially are :eying
.ior help, and special inducements are
coffered for men with families. Insuch
'as there is work of a light character,
lads down to the age of 10 years can.
,eount on earning at least two dollars a
ancl more as the yeare roll by, and
simply as the King of Britain His Ma
-
jest), would meet with a big' recePtion
from the United States people. Brit
we imagine that the services he has
reudered to the yeople of the world
vvouirl appeal more strongly to them
than would the mere fact that be was
Great IdtitainN Ring.'
The Toronto Worldhas a canard
from Montreal to the effect that Sir
proposes au early diSsolotion
of the House end, an appeal to the
country. The thing is absurd on the
face of it. The present parliament is
only in its second session, and there's
no meson why the Governor-Orenerel
ovould-grantaellesoluthatee the ,pres-
ant time, The yarn is silly.
An interesting point has been raised
by the Gananoque assessor, who Pot
toe sessional indemnity of Mr, bleerge
Tixylor, M. P,, on the assessmeht roll
as income. He appealed te the Court
of Reeisiere eslooll dismissed the ap.
peal, and Mr. Taylor says he will carry
, .
it to the eounty judge. Seseional in-
deauffifff has never been regarded as
eincome" heretofore, and it will be in-
teresting to see the outcome of this
ease.
In the North Atlantic Trading Com-
pany examdriation, Mr, Jury, front
whose evidence the Conservatives ex-.
pected much, told. the cono!nittee he
did not believe in a hereafter, or re-
wards arid punialunent after deathetnd.
the niembere of the 'eonneittee very
properly said that his testiniony would
not be received -in a oourt,of Yet •
this is theman who wee ekpeeted t�
show the government's alleged .short-
coming..
. •
The committee appointed to inveeei.
gate the prirelias-e-Orenpplies- far* the
Arctic, have been taking the 'evidence
of different departmental officers cone
neeted therewith. • So ,far not the
sligtest evidence has been iidyariced
showing that there Was any. wenng-do-
sng or graft, even in the , purchase of
liquors ard cigars. The witnesses,
every one of them 'Conservative office-
holders, have testified that the articles'
purchased were all reacessarye
Week, increasing to six or seven for A TeRoxi,o. tot Tffig,
,•'hoys of foortcen or fifteen.
Men's wages in fri ctot les are not les's
etinsti $1.50 per day, but usuelly run
Irene $1,75 te 0,00, which is good
These ' figutes e it
lrery difficult for farmees to .get work -
'es and compel them te'. pay:. mild! '
en:ewe-than -they haye..thanelermerly,
•- • •There are many excellent opportuni-
ties for boys to secure good homes end
lair wages if they are willing to serve
•.a. time on farms in the endsavor to
learn. It may he mentioned that;white
'Many suppose tharanybody can work
a. arm e ac .evensettresse
_
.number of la,borersaccusteniedte-ofeems-
ing are undes'rable. The best farm
hands are those who require no super -
Vision, thus'relieving the employer of.
the necessity of leaving his personal
duties in order to look after the help.
Edilorial Notes.
•
A Cal,4 is actually being tried in old
London to decd e "What is Whiskey?"
One would think, from the experience
'-that people in the old land have had,
that it would be easier to decide
'What ain't Whiskey':
Andy Ingram, Al, P., has accepted a
kposition in the Ontario Railway Corn-
le- mission, and will have have to resign
his seat. ,He is a very good man for
the position. But watch the by-elec-
• thin for East Elgin ad see how easily
the Liberals will carry Andy's constitt
nency. He could hold' it, but We do
not believe dray one else ca.n.
If King Edward were to come to
Cenada, and it is to be himed he will,
"most certainty that he would
also visa the neighboring Republic,
where, judging by the United States
• press comments, he would receive al-
anost as warm a welcome as he would
• in this country. The Buffalo Com-
• mercial, for instance, says ; "Such a
Visit to Washington would attract the
Attention of the world to a far greater
, extent, than any tour King Edward
-
,could make. It would break all pre-
•c;edents, and open a neW era in inter-
• national intercourse." Britain and
the States are seeing eye to eye mote
My Hair is
Extra Long
Peed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
hair -food you can buy. For
00 years it has been doing
just what we claim it will do.
-It will not disappoint you.
My hMr ,,,Ree to be von" abort, tint ON?
t� krOW, sed Ugli.Xtri:41gg ratirebar.
Dusi steins t splendid respit to reeitnethoing
almost without any:heir.' -Iarts.d.H.r,Innt)
W01140 springs, cote
*awry Ayer 06.6 tows% Wei.
Aare mosiociattirato Of
SAittAtiAltiLLA.,
P1143.
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SOMETHING' NEW 211,410 ISDE.
gPITED,FEELS 11.11MMC Pi BOY
r. . N. Dafoe,
Manager The Dust-
less }Oral). 00, 20'
• Col berne • $ t.; „Toe-
---gto ten ie- . tatin g7- kiss
Mende show he
found "health. after
years; of illness and
• P-1'7. He 15I'$ ; 1,
*•el' "I have 1 eon. al
ii.,,,):4.
At great sufferer frora
Dyspepsirtfor many
years, I have -been
rar Iv -.17.--treated-bykoa
' ' ..-• temand hay_e_takene
Me NI NeDNFOTt ne.arly all the ad-
vertised remedies with only temporaey
relief, itany at all, but sioce usine
Anti -Pill 1 can eat anything the same
as when a boy. I have been taking
one Anti -Pill at bedtime for . the past
tbree menthe, and find they regulate
both eitornach and bovvels. My. old
thee vigor has returned, se that Inv
spirits are buoyant and temper normal •
As a resift of this onhoped for ex-
perience I am in ditty .bound to give
all credit to ON wendereful remedY,
ry
Anti -Pill." • .
Eve411.1.iggisi sells Dr. Leonbarat's
Anti -Pill, or 11.sample will be sent frog
by The Wilson -Pyle Co., iiinda,
Niagara Falls, Ont. •
. . .
The remedv that, tin:ed.-Mr. Defoe so
con1111003T IP. eurelY worth a trial.
County_ Clippings.
Robt, Mutray, of Laird, Algorna,for-
merly of Tuckersmith,had, his
damaged by fire.
Dr. Lutz, or Exeter, has purchased a
drug store at Lansdowne, a email
place near Kingston.
Kobert Laidlaw, formerly of Bruce -
field, died in Kansas last week, where
he has resided for some years.
Treleaven,treasurer of Asidield
has had quite a severe attaekof iilness,
but we are pleased to say he is recover,
ing,heitig uow abl a to be out a tteediug
to his:Maim
Mr John Plulter,of West Wetwanosh
delivered eight hogs at Blyth on Mon-
day that areighed, 1050pounds and
were leee than six months old. Who
can beat this ?
A very odiet wedding Was celebrated
at the Fereter Reetory On Saturday,
June 2r1(1, when Miss Clara Maude,
eecond daughter of John atankike Of
Stephen, was married to Wesley
At high noon, Wednesday, a happy
event took iplaee in Carmel church at
Hensel", when Jeareeldest daughter of
Robert McArthur, of the 2nd line was
made the wife of Peter Manson,of
near Rieke.
•'.A. young, ran. nained Badman, of
:Aar Dashwood, entered S. Rannie's
groeery store at Zurich on Thursday
night and stole $50. He was arrested
and tried at Zurich and committed to
jail at Goderich.
Rev. G.M. Dunn will preach his fare- .
well sermon, at Whitechurch on Sun-
day,June 17th, The Presbytexians are
tosing a, faithful pastor and a powerful
preacher. and the community a highly.
respecteclecitizen.
-Don't be fooled and made to Lelieve
that rheurnAism can •be cured with
local appliances. Hollister's Rocky
MOuntain, tea is the only positive cure
for 'rheumatism, '35c, Tett or Tablets.
A very pleasant event took place tit
the residence of .Mr, Johnston, near
Blake, Wednesday afternoon, when
his daughter Lena, was united in mar -
Tinge with Israel Linderfield, now of
Londore;but-fornaerly,of
A report in a daily paper of Monday
stated that amen named Jessop had
committed suicide at Melita,Ale,nitoba,
:As this is the place where Mr. H. W.
Jessup, formerly Of Blyth, resides,
many citizens think lie ie the man re-
ferred to, 0
Word wee recervecl this week ot the
death of Mrs. W. 8. Lang, at Virden,
Man, Deceased was a resident of
Exeter for tioind few yea,rs and had
many friends here •Orho sympathize
with the bereaved husbadd and two
children in their Is.
On Sunday evening of last week the
death 'occurred of Mrs. Win Moore, of
Bentuiller, after au illness ofaboat siX
, mouths.. The deceased, formerly a
Miss Crewe was a native of the Owe -
ship of Colborne, and was twice Marri-
ed. Her first husband was the. late.
Richard. Walters.
''.A.MOther of Seaforth's residents has
paseed to the great beyond in the tsetse
son of Mts. Rath well, :vvho ' died yeey
strelderiTy7Oo':Monday-elrenitige- in epee
estreiteestiseseleceasecLote 0!: Pardite
about ten days,i1go to visit her sisters
in that eit-predtIYe.hewsOf her sadden
:deetla molests e.great 1ok. She ,for:,
•meiIy reskled
Thom, died on Wednesday last at
MattiechOthe infantechild of IVIr. and
Ales. Alex. Leishasau. • Mr. letchard
Leashman.grandfatre-r-ef the ebild, has
ca e at eiffilffiW-tneelerce-etines--ele:
tild-overea-r' epeeeentativenfsthe. filth
gertera,tion duringhis First
was the death of his grandiansther,theo
his mother, his brother his „,son, and
now his grandchild: Mr..Leisheakta by.
no means "an aged" look kInd appears
geed for many years yet. 'It is ssrange,
too, thatthe seine undertaker, (Air.
Gracey, of Wingharn] had charge of
the fnneral k tc1i • case, Thi aces
notf€
o en c u • , •
On Wetinesday itfl acti011 ariSlog.
from thest4e ef a horse .vas tried before
;fridge Holt inthe Exeter . court. The
PlatIltiff., *as Mr. .T.J.Merner of Zurich,
ttbd the defendant Mr, Elliott, .of
:Oahe. A few Weeks ago. Mr. blerner
sold a. horse to Mit Elliott, • the. latter
giving Mr. Merrier a Cheque of $100. as
part payment. When the cheque *as
presented at the bank in Exeter! pay -
merit was refined Mr, Elliott 'claiming
that the horse wae not ite it Was not 'as
it was represented to be, and he refus-
ed also to keep the horse. AC Merner
sued :for themotley, avid judgment
vOas given in his favor.
Dearing.
Ask your Druggist.
OLIZIT4N Ew ERA
Proper Medicine
For The ,B103d.,
Drives nwsy That Tired Polollso
Makes You Peet ariok
To every One is Imre to come that
tired, exhausted feeling.
When the blood is weak, thin and
debilitated, circulation is slow, and in
consequence the system is congests('
he
dr
lthipveenisoontr.
8awastes etes that should
ree seizable person acts on the
terieldngs of -expel:I:nee. sAul eleanotm
his Vamp, with a course of Dr. Haiti-
I:Pan:4 Pills of Mandrake and HoZter-
No medicine can be more certain to
onickly cure. Coiavenient to take,
pet one pill at bedtime ; safe, because
entirgly vegetable ; unfailing, because
proved-bythousands-that-Dri--flamil
ton'sPills (set you up in a few days,
krone Cbeboque ,Pt.. N. S., cornea
the following front Mrs, W. A. Rey-
. nolds ; "'A year ago my health. began
, to fail, I lost appetite, became nervous
and sleepless. My weight ran down,
became thin, hollow-clieolcecl, aull
had black rings under my eyes. I
veally foit as if t (3 ClIittfll o lite had
left me and when springtime arrived
was in the "Blum" 1 read of Dr.
' Hamilton's PilIs and got five boxes at
, once.
I
"Within a month my appetite and
color were • good. 1 gained strength
and felt like a new woulatie New life
i and vigor returned, and lily, friends
:melee y kn.,w inc. A medicine that
will do this shoiltd be in every home."
Good health Means much to you.
Success and happiness depend upon it:
The Maintenance end source of health
is found in Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25e
per box, or five boxes for $1,00, at all
dealers, or by mail from -N. C. Poison
and Oo„ Hartford, Cotin„ U. S. A. and
Kingston, Ont,
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Not Strictly LOCaio but closely
Akin Thereto.
When the baby talks, it is time to
give Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea,
It's the greatest baby medicines
known to loving mothers. It makee
,hem eat, sleep and grow. 85c Tem or
,i'ablets. Ask your Druggist.
Why not make the best of things as
they come to us ? There are certain
Ones In this town who have been corn-
. plaining of hard times ever since we
Knew them. They know that crops
will be a foilnre this veer. There is
always something disastrous going- to
happen. It itemst as cheap and Yon.
are worth more to your family and the '
town if yquwill look on thestuany side
of life.
When wesee so many young men I
with their hair parted in the middle
'andebangingelown-ootiesetheireefore-re
heads so as to obsture every trace
of intellect, and so many young worn--,
ell with their hair ell frizzly -frowsty
and flopping around over their faces ,
in fifty dillerent directions, we are
not surprised that the followers of
Darwin are now positively sure, that
mankinIl descended. from the monkey.
This paper is endea,vering to eive its
patrons the best service that is pos,
Bible to'give snot all thae the patronage
will permit. Our paper is being fre-
quently complimented on its appears
came and the amount ahcl: kind of mat-
ter it contains. Our citizens elm make
the papee still more effective by liber,
al patronage, 'both in subscriptions
and advertising. . The paper wi I al-
ways endeavor to. merit thepatronage.
We have residing in town ie young
man sob°, if reports are time, is won-
derfully and fearfully' made. Hisdod-
tor.saicl. he had an iron constitto ion ;
his friends said he had nerves of steel ;
his uncle that he had e wooden head ;
the girls said he had a heart of stone ;
his enemies declared that there Was
more brass to him than anything else ;
others declared he had lots of sand,
while his admirers declared he was all
wool and a yard wide.
Pink Lips, Dilte-Nelvetl---konglir.
Chapped or•Cracked Liles can be made
AS soft as velvet by applying at •fied-
time, a light coating of Dr. Shoop's
Green Salve. The effect on the lips or
skin ot thrierilest excellent- ointinentia-
always hninediate and certain. Dr.
Shoops GreeriSalve takes out complete-
ly. the. soreness of cuts, burnSebruises
and all skin abrasions., It is surely a
wonderful and most highly satisfe,etorY
healing ointment. In glass jars at 250.
Sold by -W.S.R: Holmes.
-
The best man. we ba,ve in our town
for the general good of the town is the
one you you will: always see ' on the front
seat in the progressive "band wagon."
He is the Rept man to extend an open
and warm bandto greet the stranger.
teal 'Welcome him . to the best town in
the county. Heowill resent ate insult to
town -as geickly•as hewould a slur
at a, then -ibex. of his family. He very
politely invites • the chroeic croaker to
eniosre on." He is ever toady to give
his lusts Proportienr to every, public err-
terprise. . He talks up 'One town at
„home and abroad,and believes it the
best' plade upon God's green earth 'in
which th live, 181(1 desires to be buried
.:.bizelloavvh.teAhrxeia.1.1,7,01.,pgi.2Lcktier4:evv' C8i, 181(1 k.,.acinudr
prove es newilebetore leis history. -
The Lord's Day Act
•
The bill respecting the Lord's Day,
as atnetaled by the Special.Committee,
Iias been reprinted, and it is now pos-
sible to gather a clearer conception of
the provisions than was possible in the
first rough draft. The eXemption
clause is of interest to many callings
and industries, but there is one sec-
tion, which provides, among other
things. that a domestic servant who is
„employed on Sunday is to have a, tll
day off during the ensuing week.
Any work if necessity or rnerey may
be done on the Lord's Day.
All kinds of excursions are baited
on this day.
Under clause seven, Grimsby Park
,end similar vesoits will not be able to
charge an aclintssioin fee to.the Sunday
services. The clause sa,ys It shall not
be lawful.for any person on the Lord's'
Day to open to the publie any park or
pleastire ground 01 011103. -place main -
tabled for gain to Which an admission
fee is charged directly or indirectly, or
within which a fee is charged for' any
service or privilege.
Hunting on Sunday is aimed at by
clause O. It shall not be lawful for any
person on thetday to shoot et eny
tai -get, mark, or other object, or to use
any 'gun, rifle, or other engine for that
purpose.
Clause 10 is of interest to riewsdeal-
ers. It shall not be lawFul for any pet-,
son to bring into Canada for sale. or
distribution, or to sell or distribute
within Canada on the Lord's Day any
foreign. newspaper or publication clas-
sified as 8 nesvspaper.
THE SOURCE .OF NEURALGIA,
It runs' hand. in hand withpoor bleed
and weak nerves. Healthrims down,
nerves get irritable, neuralgic torture
follows. For the inothent applicatiOns
may relieve, but to thoroughly cure,
the system imist be strengthened with
nutritious blood. • , • •
'What can egad Ferrozone ? It in-
creasee the appetite. fortns abandance
'of blood,supplies nutri-
ment and:building material for worn-
. out nerves. Iterfozorie cotes neuralgia.
Every root and brunch of the disease
Iit kills., Absolute 8800095 in every Cusp,'
Stop suffering- fifty cents buys Ferro -
Zone. Fifty chocolate coated tablets in
a box at; ally drug store, •
• .
Success °floral Option.
Notwithstanding that 'local- 'option
has been 111 force but one month in
Owen, Sound, says the Sun, and the
circumstances under which it has ex-
isted have been sometvhat precarious
et best, it is interesting to note the de-
gree to which local option has reduced
viciousness and raisedthe general mor.
al tone of the town during the month
just closed, the first imonth of jfq exist-
ence. Of course, sympathy and prep -
dire inVal'in 1.11 y prevent, and render
1,1as. p ()>1))})•))t1-11 (MOS tiOnSfbli
NI rift4tes •ea 1 I nor • lien'. false Witness.
Inirmg the month of Vay there were
but 11 cases at the pollee mutt as cont.,
Jutted, with 31 clueing she Previous
month. In May 1901, 23 elms' were
dealt with at- 1n' police eonrt, and in
M ay of last year 28 cases were d isposetl
of'. In view of these eloquent .flgures,•
who would venture to assert that loom
option will not prove a blessing to
Owen SoundP
• se
•
Wintihana
Fitr.r, COWN CEMAR. - Dr. IL Ill, W.
Tamlyn tnet with what might ektsily
have been a tatal accident on Vtred-
neaday evening of last .'week, fie had
oceasem to go into the National hotel
to meet a friend and in going through
thehall lie walkecl into the cellar Way,
the trap dom. 'being open. He re-
ceived several lemises anti was badly
shaken up and was confined to bed for
several days.
•Kiresem AT Witienetxt. -miss jermie
Stewart received a telegrern on Tues.;
day informing her that bee brother,
William Stewart had been killed at
Winnipe . .Deceassa *Its teamster
, for a wholesale oil company and his
Ideath was cansed by a heavy eray up-
setting on him,- Air. Stewart formerly,
1 lived in Wingintni .p,rior to going to
Wirmipeg sotne eighteen years ago.
MiSs Stewart left for Winnipeg teat -
tend the funeral.
I ,..
1, IN II.A.T CAUSES APPENEICITIS.
IThe commonest eause of appendicitis
is constipation. When you require
physic don't Use clicap drastic pills, get
I I)r. Hamiltonsi4 Pills which strengthen
-I the stomach) regulate the bowels, and
I prev.rnt any tendency to appenclicitie.
i In one clay you'll feel the tremendous
benefit of Dr liamiltene Pills. Hy
purifying the bloocl and cleansing the
system they prevent heatiaches,lift de-
pression, and drive away Weariness,
No Medicine so successful as Dr. Hain -
litotes Pills. Sold everywhere in 25o
boxes with yellow cover; get the gem=
low
,According tothe weekly report of
the CeP.. It at . Winnipeg prospects
for a great wheat crop were :never
better throughout western Canada,
and seldom so good. In al1.150stetions
'reported, and , all were sanguine in
theie estimates. The rainfallnas been
ample, with the possible exception of
•kesection west . of Prime. A libert.'_ Mr.
E. Oakes, ex -manager of the Trad-
• ers' Bank ett Calgary, . is here. • Mr.
Oakes has just.returned from Alberta,
and says that while considerable Of
•the wheat has been a disappointment
in southern Alberta, still no. material '
lose will be suffered by the farmers, as
they,ploughed the land this spring anci
seeded. with oats, end, a valuable crop
of these will be Ramrod.
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COUGHE RS, IIA W KERS, SP ITTERS
Public expectoration is ageirist 'the
'coruniori law, against the. 'eves of
health also. When the throat tickles,
thatti the time you need Catarrhozone;
it seethes away ,the irritation, cuts out
the phlegm and loosens the tight feel-
ing: You'll quickly cure that catarrh
and throat trouble with Cattarrhozene.
It positively prevents new attacks and
cures catarrh forever and for all time
to come. Don't take our word for it,
try ()tamely:S.4one yourself. Ogee used
yob% be delighted with its pleasant
kiiiO helpful inteoetiee, •
The National Ligtic77-15-es
sOciatitai which opened its amnial cod-
Ventionat Louisvfile, Kye ou 'Wed -
nes ay, issued an address to the people
of the 'United States in which the rie•
lief a its members in temperence 18
expressed, otiedierice to the taw le en-
Oorsecls the work of the various tam-
geseeekneties is coniniended, and,
the statement -Mat 77Ti-itr-i WM—a cite -On
Shonld be considered -a -eel in
The disgusting discharges from the
nose and throat, and the foul, tatarrh-
al breath axe quickly dispensed with
hy usirig.Dr. .'hoop's Catarrh Cure..
Such soothing agents tsOil Bucilyntue,
thYmol, Wild Indigo; etc.. have been
incorporated into .t snoiv white erectile
making a catarrhal balm uneicelled.
Sold by W,S,R, lioltnese 'v. •
•
, ur • pular ,
The worm :is .proverbiolly the' laSt ot
created 'thins to turn againat' 'the
arin'y of. those, who • secli :to coeree it,
and the silkworm Is evidently no exr
ception to :the rule, for it has' fer etr•e
been patiently laboring te gratify hu -
Man vanity. 'Not so . the spider, ho* -
ever,. whose beautiful silk has not yet
been similarly applied; simply because
that wily bea.st. refuses to work to or-
der, but a determined onslaught upon
his pride and prejudices has heen inaile
in Madagascar, where a regular fac-
tory his been started. ..to ma.lce silk
I:tresses. from spider web. .The* old .dif-
floulty has still to .he faced, however,
and time loii will shoW whethsr man
•or the ..spider is to be the .vietor.. The
spldera, Which -spilt luxurioesly In Orli
native 'groves, 'Sulk ' or fight . or devoni
their, young Or otherwise amuse them-
selves when brought to the factory, but.
they 'will not work except .fust occasien-
allY, when the mood happento strike
them. • Then. they sometimes spin tot
• days at a time and -die of overwork
-Their habits Ond customs are bOng
carefully „Itudied,• and if oniy• they will°
de.'What.i.S required 'rif thorn they will
be Made • as cornforta:br, as ermine
•.stance wlltpermtt. Altogether . it • is
prettiest lltLle eerier. .Perhaps the
.stilder. may yet be induced to 1Wa4k in
and favor the proprietor :With these
silk dresses foe wheel the world Is. still
waitirigv-Chrimher!U ,loutrnal.
. An Extraordinary Woman.
Dr, A.bernelliy, the famous Scotee
surgeon, was a- men of few Words, but
once he rivet ills mitten in a woolen. She
called at his office in Vidlnburgif one
day and Showed: a hand badly Milemed
and swollen, where the following
logue, pow d btethe doctor, took P1a.O01
."Burns?"
The next ilaY 'the women called' again,
ncl the dial ,gvfo was as .follows; '
"Better?"
"Worse." • '
"Moro poultice." •
- Two days later the woman Made Mi.
either call, and this oonVoreation oc.
•
1
cuered:
"rtetterV
"Well. -Peer"
• sricothing,'" exclaimed the doctor.
"Most sensible woman 1 ever met,"
A local newspaper is absolutely
necessary to any commanity. It ie the
hOme paper that keeps the people of
the community in touch with each
other by giving them all tire news of
their owe neighborhood and county.
For that alone the3r are of value and
r-reere--them..-t '
scriLlIiou 100. TheV keep the local
pri e progriL arotised.-
and in. various 'ways are worth far
more to a comenupity (11)81 11 commun..
ity ever spends on them. The daily
paper, with its large news service and
quicker facilities, • may, in somein-
stances overehadow. the weekly, but
the sveekly beim paper.fills a place in
thu. hearts of the people theta daily
cannot fill. It comes to your berne
as 811 .01(1 and tried friend, while the
daily enters as a strangex:
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, • limes This
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re -
Ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by hall's Catarrh Otire.
•• F. 3. CHENEY Ss CO , Toledo. 0..
th t. dersiened h ve• kno
17. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions kind financially
able to catry out any obligations made
• by his firm. • •
• WALDING, KINNAN* MARVIN, .
Wholesale Druggiets,-Toledo, O.
Hall's Ca.tarrli Cure is taken inter-
nally) oa11h:1g directly upon the bieod
and mucous surfaces of the systene
Testimonials sent free. • Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take HalOs Family P'llis for con.
stipation
.orm•IIMEN01•04.
THEIR REWARD. -The OntariO
Statutes for the year of Grace 1900,
Will be out in a .few days, and *ill
coritaie over 1000 pages. • The hew
1 P.'s have their work cut' Out for
them, for they are expected to read
the book from cover to cover. A,copy.
• of the statutes once a year is about all
_most of than will get out of the Office:.
• . Knights Of Windsor:
The M•ilitery Itnights of 'MIAMI* itr1
an exceedingly. ancient' Institution, •
They date from 1340, The neliclour
vary hem 450 to 6130 a Sreat, end or(
supplemented be • free quarters,
• whieh rilne months" reekleece eta ot tht
tredve* Is oorepulsorto Their duties in4
nonuoa-cutenatult.• til t, Oteorgett
Chepel et taints' days, and at MY*:
•redd1ng atid furiexals, and trtletAyhtill
• guard et honor when forelipt terell# '
dna Visit Windsor Cantle.
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• and get their flour experience,
You will find that Most, Of Mena
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•• gladly paying a little more eer bore;
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CORgssPONDENCS ORPARTMONT,
TORONTO, ONTARI 0
ale orTaRent
House for Sale
_Ten rooms, with woodshed and stable
hard and soft water, acre of land, con.
traliv lobated for Partleulara apply so *
W. BRYDONE.
House and Lot for Sale
• For Sale a email house on Reitenbure
atreet west, tpgeteer with lot no, 090 being
a qa /ter are, Apply to E. BUTT, or
NEW ERA. °Oise (Minton,
Cottage tor Sale,
The cottage on'Orange St. adjoining the
property of subscriber is offered for sale on
reasonable termo. W. C. SEARLE.
Aesoa couple of good brick pores.
Rouse for Sale
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
-hinging to the eetete of the tete E. Holmes'
is offered for sale,
aore, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
soft water., A, bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA offige, •
Good Rouse for Sale.
' Subscriber °Here for sale his large and
comfortable frame house on Albert Street.
The house has every conveeielage for ord,n-
ary taroily. Good oilers hard and soft
water ou the lot; three -quarters -of -an acre
of land; bearing fruit trete, aloo good
stable, Will be sold on ressonebla terms.
A. WILKEN,
Clinton, Paola 30tli
'For Sale or to Rent
Lot 15, Con. 13, Rallett, (150' saxes) is
offered for sale or tor rent, Possession to
be given at the close of the, current year.
For partioutarti apply to W., BRYDONB,
Clinton., . .
• Farm .10r
'Strhsarilier offers for tittle his faint of 103
acres, beinglot 31, 3rd cen, H. R. 8. Tvick-:
Altaregined-and-etindei.t.oulavat,-
1012 except 3 acres ;ell but 18 acres in grass
Frame house, bank barn, bay barn, arid
other' oetbeildings. . Bearing orehard.
(ilciod water. Schoolhouse ori the preroises.
6 miles to Seaforth ; less, than 5 to
" . •
WHITiolgELD Clinton.
rm—
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of
100 acres, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
Alt clectree• but 10. sores. Brick house,
bank barn 402030. consent silo, 14x31); one
acre of orobard and small fruite, 2 never -
ling wells., Driving house, pig pen, hen ,
houoe. Five miles from Clinton. and three
• from 1 ,racefield, on good gravel roads.
'• • ALBERT NOTT,
Clinton P. 0.
thOlee Farm tor Sale
• Subscriber offers for sale his splendid
forth of 96 sieves no the Sakai Line, being
north part of lot 2, MiatitindBldok, Hallett
Good •briols house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 sores bush; farniavell wa-
teredand in good cendition. 2 wiled from
Auburn, and one mile frodi the proposed
C.P.R. -station. JOHN SPRUNG. Ase.,
barn P.O. .
.14114Y1.
For Sale or Rent
A farm of 111 acres of the best clay
loan, belonging to Mrs. ida Fraser, Goder-
iota, atuatee on the first_con. Goderich
Township, 7 miles from Goderich, 0 trent .
Clinton, and. .5 from Beyneld. •Feirly
good haildings, and 2 orchards. Reason-
able terms. For further particelare apply.
to JAMES COLWELL, Hiocks street,
Gocierioh, or Edward Acheson, Goderich.
Farrn tor Sa,le.
Subscriber offers for sale his far ra of
100 ThdreS, being lot 24, 5th con. of .Hullet,
00 acres bleared, 10 acres nice hardwood
bush. Frame house, kitchen awl wood-
shed, good bank barn, Well watered, well
maderd,rainatin first. oleo
state of cultivation, 1.2 acre bearing
ard. Only 3 reties 11 on, Clinton. e of it
• mite from school, J WIN CAltBh'RT on
the premises or Clinton, P.0, ,
Farm for Sale.
Two- hundred and tbirty-five acres, situ-
ated Bsetiold Road, Goderick Tp., three:
quartera-of-a.roile from Clinton, Soil iii
excellent condition, having been all linear
grass for five eiiers; onlendid grain or gram
land, well drained. Five mores hardwood
bush and excellent Orchard. One barn,
52174, with otone stabling for 12 horses
and 35 cattle; one tare_ $a, 54, with Silo
and stabling for 17 cattle, Large imple-
ment house and pig pen; power and punitee
ing windnaills; Is.rge frame house; pWo
good tone and running water at reXr of
farm. Apply to MRS. ALEX M.
MOE WEN, Olinton P.O., or Lot AB% Con.,
2, Smalley,
3 Short -horn Bulls f r Sale
• Three good young Dulls, from ' to 15
month's old; one roan and two re s, good
quality. Come and gee them, or wr le ED.
S. WISE, Clinton, Balsam Oroy Stook
Vann ,
Hulls tor Sale.
Two theta:bred Short Horn bulls
sale, aged 2 St3 years, both toa with litt or
a
White; aplendid individual bilis of goo
pedigree. One by Biggins' Disported Pan.
cv'e Pride; ths other by Snell'a Stet of
Morning. Will be sold reasonable.
tf JAMES S11013411tid0110
7
anno 15th, 1006
PROFESSIONA.
ar
HENRY IMATTIE
03secessoar la Mr Jai Pan
TallEISTER, SOLICITOR. /co,
OTANTO
byCOM00—.1011ott Blook,formerly oesuposr-
Mr Saatt
Malin TO 1.1670 A
W, BRICIDONE..
BASUISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY'
PUS1.40, ETC.
CAINTON
RICIQUT .4-111AILE ,
CONVETANCERS, COMMISSIONER A,
Ile* Estate and Insmaraie Agent .• ;
Money to loan
0.113. gam, • SOHN RiBegOr
rormr,maromoro,
Medical
• Drs. Gunn at ealln.
Dr, 'Sy, Culla, L. It. C .,16. 18. C8,. Eilln•
or, .1. Menet A4 gnu, Al. R. C. S. England,
L. It. C, P., London.
diace- Ontario Street, Clinton. Night rolls as
front door of °Rice or residence, liattenburr
!Street,
DR. J• WI, SHAW.
PfiestoieN, e1teetX011(
A :trcuobour et�., Once and residence On ,
tario Rt., °await° English church, formerly so
envied bV Dr. ApPleton, Clinton Oat,
QR. C. Vira TIHUIVIPS00
• Physician, Surgeon,
speelal atteution giVen tediseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat andleose.
Office and Residence -
Albert Strect,3 Bleclis North et Rattealburir
O. W. Nanning Smith, N. D., (LK
paYSIOIN& s-unGEori.'
OFFICE -Main Street, Daytield, formerly,
occupied by Dr, Palliator:.
DR. a. axoN•
roalatriar
• (successor to Dr. Holmes.)
Crown-andillrldge-WOrli,
Graduate of the Royal:College of Dental Sur-
geons of ontario. •
Honor graduate of 'University of Toronto Den-
tal Department.
Ciraduate.of Chicago College of Dental SuraerY
Chicago. •
• Will visit Be,rneK every Monday.
DR, H..FOWLER, •
DENTIST.
Offwee over 'O'NEIL'S Opre.
Special care taken to make dents Sr°,
ment as painless as •possible. W vi t
Auburn Ovary Monaay. '
• 1V.r.:1SeellaneCraSe
-1 AMES oardr.BELL, LONDESEORO, • w..,f4.
OE ealiatistoe 1,10ellena •
No' witnesses recuirod
Honey
Private funds tia loan at 4Xper cent a
wards • W. 1311,1(DONE,
d
GORtE ELLIOTT..
:cIANIviv, cwt..
-
Farm sales a'SpecialtY• .•
•, .,TERMS REASONABLE, -
Orders left at -the NEW 'ERA vvill be
•
preroptly atterided ee; '
THOMAS—j.GLALIDRL__:_:_z_
Live stock and general Auctioneer, •
GODERIOH ONT. •
Farm stock -sales a specialty. Orders left as
Naw ERA wiles, Clinton, promptly attended
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale notes
discounted, .
MARRIAGE LICE1sTSES
ISSUED Ry
J. .B1 Rumball, Clinton,:
•
J. F. TINDALL. •
BARKEIC
• OMNI:obi ONT
•
Yrivate funds • to • loan on mortgages Oat
\ beat current ratee •
General Boenking but/1nm •reneeetedill
• ;Merest allowed. on deposits,
Sale notes banal
ci. 'D. NICTagrrt M. D. hieTaggart.
McTaggart Bros.
. • • 13114ICERS •
ALBERT T, CLINTON
A-. General Banking .13ua1iels • .
11
trait aacted •
NOTES 11 liCOUNTED
, Drafts issued. Interest allowed ou
de0 site. • '
'Aire McKillop Mutuab
Fire Insufance e -o,
Penn and IsOlati 41 Town Prop.
erty Only Insured.
OPPICE S. •', ,
j. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
Eraser, Vice-pres., Bruc)efield; t Thos. ,E
Hays, Secy. Treas., Sc, aforth4
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DIRECTO' S.
Jas.' Connelly, Porter's Hill; Jelin '
Watt, Harlock; . G. pale Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoithe J. Evans, Beech-
wooni J. G. Geleve, Winthrop, J. Bello
neweis, fleirodhagen.
,
Erre% Director is inspector of.losses:in
hiz .ewn locality.
,
I
ArkRobt Smith, IlizIcr; Ed. • HE.inchled.y
Seaforth; James Cumming, gnion
ville; j. W. Yeo, Hohnesville.
WINOPIAM
• omm .erolal - stenography • Telegraihy.
le a leglegradeCoitonnetel Sabaol
Write 0130. sPOTTIM, Prinetpal,
BUSINZ§S
,Three courses ••'
.00IeligGE
RieE,
Plat o Toner,
No. as, James St., .south of
the 13. C„ Church.
Drop TiQ'til 'eard1;1;00 you Went piano
ned,