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Are Canatliatie Easy
Tbe Milton Reformer teaes thiefole
lowing pessimistic view of the sane,
stain r atlf we ,ate to judge by the
thousands of people. who are being•
daily swiudled by the munerous get
rieh schemes that infest the country-,
the taanadien.people are becoming par-
. easy. Ahnost every large'
-town eeems te be a ftrattield for the
swindler's operations, and the poor
dapes•almost tumble lever eitehother
Th tase•effort to get somethin'a for noth•
or fabulous 1 eturns for a small
•outlay which, anyone Of average intel-
aigence ought to know as a swindle
wham:nit being apprised of the fact.
Aside from this, the pi ess a the coun-
•
try is coittinually we:ening the people
oatbe tdangetous ckaraeter of mese
.6Witldli I IL; opera t lone, and. publishing
reports of the thousands who have
/earned by dear experience of the
frandeilenteenut eel' so o any concerus
in whieh they have.entrinted their all.
We shou'd say it stayed them. right
wevedr not for :the fact tbatthevic-
tifl)$, in .in ily ea see are poor • people.
who ,clin ill afford to Itiee their chitty
earnings thin weenier.'
daNTON SEW ER4
Quebec rietestant ,Selkonits •A. /flower's :Views en. the Twig
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The Pantatitant schotala eit allitit tate The fOlittWing letter to the Globe
Thew of Quebee seem Vs la •ti. bad 1
worthy of co
ei
way , and Hon . Sinn loner the nsideration :
iw!,i:,,1:,norgatainizsetear‘44aevetlaterivtteuelttinUrges,dolteirmat tolraesptythtoe apurivedilettg4141 lin aitrteleeesuptacies.
there to see'hateanddlise done to in- seems the cosainglariif ebapges, .:Phe
crease their efficiency. The greab ) tariff is a live issue with the farmers
Protestant ' popnlatien it* - the rural.
disstriete wes stated at one of the say in regard to this matter that the
ineetinnet 'Writ there are four hundred position you have alWatat taken is that
when positive injustice le shown to
and thirty elementary schools,with an exist, the wrong should be righted.
average altendence of twelve pupilteor Quite right. Now, sir, can you shove !
less, wed tartY 800018 With °WY ilae me any just reason why the farmer
pupils exch. Itiftydeacaers teeching hould be taxed ter the privilege of
25t1 cnildren. Placing the salary living in this country end carrying on
these teachers at $200 per annum,cer- a legitimate business ? Or why the
energy and inelnotry of the Canadian
farmer and his family is to be taxed
for the benefit of any other class ?
flere is a wrong and •a, positive loins-
tiee, which ought to he righted, and
t hey*, the stares of the teeten
chers s- you ought to do Your best to see that
em
ca, and to have soe- plan devised it le rightea. Look 'at the labor prob-
lent as conditions mast to -day, The
,Where ay the sehotes will be concenerat- tamer is at a great disadvantage. He
tet„til.(1 the attendant.° increased. To
c to this,, the people will, of course,have
to ta'`It tiln1WielVeS more heavtly. for
sehnol perpoees.
' The lane J. k .ProvinciaA
Tree -over, the only Protestant minis-
ter in the Qtabee Legalature, made
some statements iteregard to the Pro-
t .etants of that Province, whioh
shciuld set thera thinking
1;1 1871 t p eneetion of Quebec
Provintee• w or I 191,509, and of that
utuu her 1,010,8S0 were Catholics, the
hal +nee, ierbuting not only Protest -
ate s, but all taller religions and. those
watt Mel nolitenialy amnunted to 171,-
ro t o e ape/wiener* of Canada at the present tinee. You
Are Vol ona MOO 21
tautly a miserable enough ettlary-ot
Will be seen that it costs 010,000 a year
to teach these 260 pupils, and one of
the coMpliants s thee owing to the
email selarys many of these teachers
ere inefficient, isdr. Fisher is anxious
Odd a US • egainst • 1,0)9.850„ In ..other
wores, the Cathelics of this province
filmed ever e5 per cent of the menthe
tam, tied the bidet -ice, incletling Pro.
testants, 15 per , cent. .Aceording• tO
the censits of 1001,tlie entire 'copulation
of this province has increased to
SOS thee ie, 4a7,332 in thirty years. Of
that T1 MVO Vr Mir Catholic fellow cite
z increosed 409,410, and the balance
of the population,- not Protestants
alone, beer in raind, but all other re-
ligions, 17.932 in thirtyyelars. In other'
wordt. the Cataielics •hitd increased
from e5.513 pet, cent of ' the pnputation
to 80.78 per centebet we !led decreased
front 1544 to 13;82 per .cent. -
So slow is the Protestant growth
that it will eonreeease, if it has not al!
ready eeased be a factor in the eche-
. eationel ;trades' of .Quebec.• True, the
Protestants sts Montreal have held
their own, but at the expense of the
• rurai ,disexacte. Mr, alcieorkill asked :
ethea vim know that every farm sold
.hy an Eng isteCanaclian is hotight hy e
Frenetettanedian ? Why is it our Eng-
lish-Ceendianehave lid' love for the ,Are they going to be infants forever ?
. ? 'Tee heart oftheench-Canat eierely after 28.. years of 'snoop -feed
dem 'is fixed in the soil, end the mo- -they ought to he able topull on a pair
merit b,eriougli to Make a l'kmh
nea ants and
cannotcompete in the labor merket
with the favored. classes. If the rail.
road companies have to pay big wages,
they can add it on to rates itnd
eharges., . The protected manufectur.
ers can add it to the price of their
goods, and se pass italong to.scrine one
else. The iarmer cannot do that when
it reaches him. It has come down to.
the soil and.. ce,nnot • go any farther.
The fart -nets cannot pass .it along to
'anyone, BO he has to beer the burden,
a,nd swig be has borne it long enough:
Netwithstapding theprospertty
which is so much talked anent, I Ven-
ture to say this : There is no Claes of
men and • wanton :in the country who,
through force of circumstances, lieve
10 deny thenioelves so many o the
leteetees end even neeessaries of a com;
forable life, as Very inany-041411411;.
•iners. The. life of • many a farmer s
wife •is vvorso than •thitt of a servant
girl, at work from early.neorning till
elate nieht, from the neginning to
theenclof the year, then tellies the
wages. You have not far to seek to.
find wives and daughters in the field
doing .men'e work, little boye who
ought to be at school kept.at Mime to
do.whitt they can on the farm, fields
half cultivated, weeds increasing to an
enormous extent, and -farin property
decreasing in value. Under all these
adverse 'conditions the farmer is made
to Pay tribute to the rich nianufec-
timers, whose' families may be at the
seashore, living in leisure, pleasure
and luxury. . I ara•glad thatpur Man-
ufacturers are .able.• to . Compete and
&old their own' against all corners in
foteige countries.. Let them . do
the • same thing .aat.• 'her& here:
stand out een, Vs, at
hh that Peetnent, buys e a farm and • :cagoule cif -the men who now 'sit on
worke."11 tint - he Iiiis earned', enotigh, to
pat- off the teatime 7'. ThOSe'who etre
miter:ening the Province ere cencens
tatting it. ortiee, while the habitant.
eticke lei the land. The ontipok is net. eewn .mouths.• They said it .was class
a poetical:nay- bright one.for the •Eng- legislatien, ancliegalized aebbery,a,nd
lish-speaking 'people there, nor does
ie ef.t
. he Protestt schools today. • We might -just as well 'have
they were right.- It is the sitine thing
the fetur
leek es aY aest's • Ibis 3.7°''thY °fnOte ,a law...that when the toanufactorer Met.
• tlikt. • •nz i tiictibii • 'MPM.PIZtin t"- was', tbe feather: tete the high way tie could.-
,
made V tlintmeakera ekateseelie.Qaess-tellehiltistotarov.4.:,his„sbetr1de whilc
_bee. eleyerii metre,' fuether than that he indeed' hie poeleet. Protectioan
the Government benches at Ottawa
say of the protection, policy -When they
were in Opposition ? We have net
forgotten, We -have it out • of their
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' 'tiOnd 'T1210 and ighltro How
To PrOvout nttoclito ,
• Biliousness is merely a terilu applied 1
to a condition that exists • when the •
boa, is overloaded with bile.
The nornplexion turns yellow, eyes 1,
look dull, pimples, itching and eezerns, t
break out, headaches are ever present.
Biliousness has two great causes,
constipation and defective liver action.
When Dr. Hamilton's Pills are taken
they not only correct the bowel, but
net directly on the liver, regulating its
bile secretion.
Unlike ordinary medicines which
purge and give temporary relief, Dr, ,
alatuiltonai Pills remove the condition 1
which causes biliousness ; thus permit- I
nent cures are effected,
Dr. Hamilton's Pills do cure bilious-
ness and liver file under all drown-
SaeneeesP
nrove this by the statement of
Mr. Fenwick Luddington, of Newilar.
boa N. Se who writes ; "Three
months age Telma no eitpectation of
ever getting /tee front periodical bili-
ous attaelts. They were preceded by
dizziness and dreedfulheadatibes. If 1
stooped over my head woule swim apd
a nauseous feeling crept into my stom-
etch,
a Dr. Hamilton's Pills fixed up my
liver, drove ell the bile oat of my blood
and made me it well man inzL few
months. To -day .1 enjoy a good aippe-
tite, excellent cligest.ort, and the nest
of lieelth, Dr. Hamilton's Pills cueft
alt."
Get • Dr. alamilton's Pills to -clay,
Sold by all dealers; 25e per box or ave
boxes for $1.00. By mail from N. C.
Poison & Co.,Harttord, (Sennett. S. A.
and Kingston. One.
August al, MI
etivertheyeehoirld .beve• cbritrol of the etencls tieday is'only another( wayaofe
• spete log o 1 le. Tle-.S • doing the smile thing. • • . •
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MC; QE_C111.1O% 1:TY OF TOLEDO)
Ltc-tcNTvT1-ss.
larank.J..Clieuee makes oath that he
senior Teethe!! .4 the firm of F. J.
•gasenee & Co, eitrieg -A:Ilene-se in • the
thy ef Toiedset °taut). and _State afot•e-
tiaid, and thaeseid firm will . pay the
sum of ONE litaNDRED DOLIARS
for each.oeid eveLT C4 SO Of Catarrirthat
elinnotebe curee by ihc use ia Haas
• Cateerlt Cure. .FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before Inc. and subscri heti
in ray presence, this Oth day of Deceut-
etier, A. D. 1880,
A. W. GLEASON,
. (teesee) - • NOTARY PDRLIO
Balla Catarrh Cure..ie taken inter-.
nalin. and tLar. daectly on the bio.od
and anxieties eseefeces of the system.
.Send for teetirsionials free.
F. .1. CHENEY & CO., -Toledo, 0.
°"Sold by all eireiggiste, 73c. • . *
Take ilall'aleainily Pills for consta•
petiole •
The axe still •swings the villeges
-and along the sidelines and concessions
and day by day good Coueereatives
pass into the land of plenty, Ras just
announced that '3.Lr. John Brown. of.
Rockdale, Fisheity Overseer for Bel-
,
enont and Methumehas been dismissed
by the Government by order of the
local patronage .managers, .and that
'his successor has been duly eppointed.
It seems .that no.tens pita n ts wore laid
against Mr. Brown in the Department,
that he has been a magistrate Once
1884, that he hes been Warden of the
to -may, County Councillor and Reeve
of Belmont and Methuen, and yeasingu
assay enough, is ,ineapable of the effi-
cient performance of Wte work of fisbery
0 zerseer. What of•htingry Tories
tame were in this Prevince, and how
freely and lavahly .the bread of pat-
n'onage is broken to the hungry and
needy of the flock -Toronto News,
tn the four harvester excursions this
year, 2,000 more persons went west
from Ontario than na-to the same date
last year.
mimmolmirtssimOirsoiNItioir
air
reSSill
Nearly every one likes a .fine
, hair dressing. Something to
make the hair,moro, manage-
able; to keep it from being
100 rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something,, too,
that will feed -the hair at the
same time, a regular hair -food.
Well -red hair will he strong,and
'will rpmain where it belongs—
on thc head, not on the zombi
the, beet kind of it Untie:Mince-a I
"Sold or over aitte yeareat
A.2u41.1t..1.1.atzwociva=r"""
P teeSAPrialtte,
• pre Nus,
,„,,,,, aliellalf ranfORAL,
f=i-reattinitil, says Sohrieber, in the artiele referred to in The
Globe yen say the fitierters lose heaviiy,
•
• 4'04in:it:la will have a reinarktelne
rsia w y ‘'y lien the Grand TimekPacific •
is Mailer was the snit eni en t -Made . this.
mires:mg Collingwood Schrlebers
eti eon a, die og engineer to I be Cana -
d ernmeti t "( have ...just come'
from the West whet•el have been
:meeting the nortion of the line teem
Winnipeg to Edmonton.- I dreee the
entire •tlis r 1,nce Of t he toe te from Per-
tege la f?reirin eo Edmonton. . The
surveyors :have. fou it splendid. :line..
It iliractically straight and the mina.
•ittwitla fiqq410 to the eastern:lel is "four-
teritti. of. I per.centenna Westward five-
eerithe.. Ars the Grand :Trunk people.
expec t., to ,clo its well through the moue-
tal n ',.1gdocouron to the Pacific,
and ns it/Woe:it transcontinental
sureeye !rime enstetically secured these
grad es•ell tne way from Winnipeg. to
the Atlantic, there is ne doubt the line
will be the beet of alt transcontin-
ental' limes, and 'capable ot the most
eeentomie Administration and ef hand-
ling the greategt amount of traffic nit.
p, minimum met. By auturim there
will be over 100,miles of the line west
of Winniexeteis idled, arid there is little
donbeithe root will patticipate in the
hauling of the mem next year. -The
settlers are going with the road. Their
ithiteks were seen dotting the pro
arethe whole distance. from Portage
lit Preirie to Edmonton. The .coni-
pany lias sixteen. serveytne parti CS
Whr/z hlg to the ,w.eat. of Edmonton
through the mono tains. The contrac-
tors ate encountering some difficulty
in getting labor ahoweeer, there is .no
doubt the load veal be • built in a very
.shoretime.". . • ..
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' • WHY CHEST .001,i)S AliE
DANGEROUS.
They lead to pleerisy and pneumonia.
Voilow the adviee w. II. Poseles, of
Powle's Corners, Out:, who says : 1
used to be subject to attacks, and • al-
though I used most everythitig nothing
relieved quickly till I discovered ,Nerte
ili tie, .1 have used it fits. pleurtsy and.
sore chest and have found it , just the
proper thina. Nor Lumbago ,or Neur-
algia quick its lightning,„ I cheer-
fully recommeect Nerviline." Strong -
esti cleanest,. elost pain destroying
liniment on earth is Polsorae Nerviliee,
23c bottles; sold everyWhere,
tihie. Terms Defined:
Frani the Ranee, Horne • .
A day's journey WA'S about twenty.
three and oliedifth miles, •
A Sabbath dare -journey wee about
an English mile.
A (titbit Watt nearly twenty-two
inches,
•
'A hand's breadth is equal to three
, and fiveaeghths • inches. -A lingers
breedtli is etpial to one inele
• A thekel of silver was abont 50c.
' A shekel of gold IVa$3 $8. .
.A talent of silveu was $538,30.
A piece of silver, be penny, was 13
,eents,
A farthing was 3 gents. •
A mite was less than a quarter of a
tent. •
A mall WAS it cent,
An °Pah, **bath, contains seven AM -
Ions 'and live pints, .
A bin was one gallon and two pints,
st, firkin was seven pints,
An omer was SiX pints. .
The Times and other HOMO; papers
express the opinion that President
Roosevelt mayeagairt be a candidate
for the Presidency,
. .
e-y-yeer by -.the pratection policy..
abet is very true, but that they are
quite • to stand for ia for the
benefit of .thenianufacturing industries.
isnottree. NVe must, however; thank
on for' the • very exalted,' view you
ave of the benevolence ot the Cana-.
.dian fartuera At the .same time 'it
Beare?, to davvn upon your mind that if
our good -nature is imposed upon by
increitees ot terift we may be inclined
-to earry the war into Afriee. tell
,you there . are theusatids of- farmers.
who will carrysthis war to the ends of
the. earth ni defepce of thor•rights.
-Why should the farmers be asked or
•expected to loSe heavily, as we have
been. doing for the Past 28 years, for
tini benefit Of any other cles.s, it .
asrp.not who they ace ? Is there any ,
otheralass of men in the cciuntry wbo
would not take it as e, direet insult if
they were expected to do such a chine?
The long and short of the matter is
this We are going tisk, yea, de.
wand; reliefrom this yoke of bondage_
weirtve been straggling ender •so long. •
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• BLUE PILLS NO LONGER USED..
When -the stomach needs cleansing.
Use bowels increased activity, the liver
additional power, don't use mereueal
pals, try Dr. Hamilton's. Vegetable
in .porapOqition, extremely mild, yet
sure to flush out all impurities and
wastes, no remedy is so well adapted
for family use. Positively a cure for
biliimieness and sick headache, unfail-
ing in constipation and bowel trouble,
exceationtilly good for digestion. no
rnedteine is so universally needed in
every home as Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Good for the young, the old, the sick
and the well ones, the benefits of Dr.
Hatniltotia Pills are manifold. Sold
everywhere in 25b boxes. •
• A. Warning to Pampers
The burcang.of a fine barn. in Downie
.Township on Aug. 18 during the opee-
ations of threshing; slit:Add awaken .far-
xxiers to the necessityof taking eveey
precaution to -avert such a calamity.
It is not alleged that there ,as any
carelessnes in thiscase, TIM' is it known
that the engine Was reSpOnSthhr for
the startingof the fire, and probably
nothing short or a water hose in :the
bandeofthenien en 'the stack tvould
have met the emergency in- guestion.
Bat fame re ahould take nrecautine
to reed over the 'conditions! printed in
their insurance policies, ana eittay
these out to the letter, Pares in the
ineipient stage,even in barns, may by
prompt actiombe put contend when the
insurance policy conditions are
there is then no gametal for refusal of
'payment for losses,
,4160,4-
• 'DOCTORS CHANGE THEM
METHODS -.-
iettre ago they fought 'catarrh by
internal dosieg. They saw this ruined
the stomach and changed to Lite own.
ated . Cure;. better known as "Cats
arrhOzone." This treatment is sure to
eure, it gbes to the spurge of the dis-
i'itse 1 it destroys the cruises that main.
taineatarrh, and even in the worst
CASeS permanent Mire, ie guaranteed,
Fitilere With elittarrhozone_ls
inpns-
sible. Antiseptic, healing . and far-
reaching, it's bound to cure every
time. Endorsed by More than twenty
thousand physicians in America, alone
and solcl in 23c and $1.00 sizes by all.
dealers.
A 'Western newspaper has had spec -
151 correspondents travelling over the
wheat country'. They estimate the
crop for Western Canada at 00,250,000
bushels, or AO average of 10 bushels
per tore for an acreage of 4,750,000,
'Stingless Dees.
,
A tvibe of South A.mericau bees that
attend tc their business and -do not
stingat all was exhibited at the recent.
bee exlaibitiou in Jenkintowmand they
were 'displayed:With much pride by W
K. Mors 'SOU, who travelled 150 miles
up the Orinoco river to Secure therm
•The entrance to their home is obtained
through small cylindrieal hallways
just about the diameter pf ten ordinary
lead, pencil, and almostas long Vitia-
tors were enjomed to watch the bees
enter the .place. 'Approaching at top
-speed, they would. • 'alit the tuarka
every time, and the wondering arowd,
which expected eyery • minute to see
some tnember of the family dash its.
brains out, gazing admiringly . at the
littlehisects of snch awaziugly lacer-
ate airn. These South American bees
construct large cupe of wax, in which
they deposit their honey says the
Springfiela Republiaan. The itapear•
Nature's Food
leh to draw your attent tett
• to the
• 0ONElilltiar 1000 QUESTION
almost every week something new
claims our attention. woof them seem
to VW% a they mot be PO. A letv ot
the stayers are: -
Foree,lrim, laitairitafilrape
"tuts, Canada Flakes, Orange
Neat, and Shredded Wheat
This week we wishparticular-
1 to mention "Shredded Whole
heat Bisceits, on exhibit in
our south window, consisting
only of entire Wheat grain.
Made light Mad short by median-
icat shredaing _and thorough
cooktng,
rry a package and be
Convinced,
W. T. O'NEII.„,
HUI3 GROCER
I °
k Thorn Inill tor Saie
Sale or To Rot 1PROFESSIONAL,
\
HMO V BeArria
Rouse for Sale ,
Ten .yoome, with woodshed and etible
hard and soft teeter, acre Of lind, oen-
trelly locedett for perttonlaro apply to
W. SRICDORE.,
House and Lot for Sate I
-a- ,
The subseriber offers for sale 1 thorongle
bred. aull, Aged One year, roan in color.
sired by Snelta s Imported Shurallorn
Rah. ADAM, WEIR, .lot 26, con,4,
..
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Hellcat. . ' . . .
• For Sale or to ltent.
•
Comfortable frame house on Huron St„
two doors wen ot 'Baptist Murata Hard
and soft water; stable, woodsbed, and etc,
Will either be rented er sold on reasonable
terms. MRS, PLARE.
Farm tor bale.
Proprietor offers for sale his farm on the
Maitland Con. Goderieb Township; Lots
77 and 78, situated 11-2 miles tram village
of Holcnesville, ehureh and school, The
fake oontains 238 acres of amnia beta a
good frame bonne, and bank barn, 5 sores
of orchard and. 30 aorta of good maple
bFshland. The farm is traversed by a run-
, wog brook; This farm will be ,sold in a
bloch or In parte. Apply to
ALEX 13AI: OUR,
Barnesville,
ance of the bees is not different from es -
the ordinary honey gatherer, though rall Term opens Sept. 4th,
they area. trifle larger and yellower. ' , ge e. • ,, .
This bee is not withont temper, now- .17/ i sa-a--a-a-•e' a', 4
, . .
eyer, accoidIng to Mr. •Metrieora who ' 'rcilizr, /..,....;,.; . I Is ... ,
states that.,when angered; they attack e.,,v;d:,..,,,,,,,..,.,/,., ••,,,/,.
the faces of their tormentors,. and bite, .- : s'efe,1 _ 4'14--.6':-e'd L'rt.'r ,..s...‘..1
and. scratch, entirely in •keepiiig. ' with. • ' a:Lale..011V.08. atN,P... _. '' . . •
I A. Iligh.ghtdc. . ,.S. clrooll • • The deniand for our.
gr•
the nature of the feminine Workers,
' • 'Ontario Crop RePort. •
The (trainee Crop. Iteport is jest
issued, Mad sho.ws. the• °nettle glean
prodtietato !se' as fairly good • 011Y;
With harVeSt conclitionee :
• Fall wheat Will yield St litt)e. over
. sdnates this year is alenit twenty times the
tieaTiveregeratettleettetshits-beerreaes
.ported.. . • : - • .
• • . Spripg.wheittecidged-eo.me, but net
muith is grown,. except ..gooSe. _wheat,
'which is e fair et:op. • - •
I supply. It nays to attend our college. .
I .wrIte today for:cataledne.
i. ' • • W. ,I ELLIOTT, .P1112
i canicailreenge auti. Alexander Sis
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--' BIUseI Etibibittoun -
-• Boehm. i it good crop, and ethele.the.
beentilit 'diseolored seine, the yield
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is :going to be it grand .9ne.. ••Ji witi
Ailtelyell he fed te, Ontmace. W5ck.
have suffere'd the tnost bY-iainS
'and vir.ds, with gra sslio ppers (mead -
.1.4; some in the Eric. counties.
klust en(1. wireworms did . damage iii
sinne parts.... Y.et them Was it compete
etieely.large yield per- evre. •••
... Peas have it loge acreage, ends the
-.general report .O.t.erete beyond settle
enilaew, is good. • . . • '
Tae aaea,tif beans for canting pur-
poses is .ineretteing, • e .•
01d maids Would be suttee and hard to
Could they be made to see, [tied,
How grace and beauty is.conabined • .
By using Rocky Mountain. Tea.
Ask your Druggiets.
• '•GETTING. USED .,TO THEitfeaT.
W. Here, of Toronto, states that • on
an etutonthbile trip to D.etroitand
back he found thattlie great majority*
of horses piticl little or no attention to
the automobile. In tither cases 'the
driver made the usual sign for the
auto to stop be holding up his hand,
'which was promptly obeyed. He be-
lieves that tae prejudice against
atttomobilee is re piffle decreasing
throughout the country, , ewing to
care being taken by drivers, hoth of
the motors and of the horse-drawn
vehicles, and thea it is only in such
pase8 as the over -crowding of' the rig
or lack of ability to 'handle horses' that
accidents are liable to occur. There is
hardly at aptomobile emitting .the
reads of Ontario to -day, he .says, , that
'will not lee promptly 'etapped by the
person in charge if the driver of a
horse holds up, his hand., apd fanners
must make up their minds the . autos
have conie to stay, and have equal
road rights with themselves.
.' The BiSsell Disk Harrows: and. steel
'land Rollers have .been .8p well adver-
tised throtighout Uataidian papers in
the last few years' that visitors to our
lar go eihibition looi . far warclto seeing
them every yeerets they would to, re.
?lensing acquantances with old friends.
The le E.' Bissell 00., NViii h0;17e.A.4 ex-
hibition in the neerimpliment nAld..pro-
cess of manufacture •building ,at
Tcirooto this year and also in the Ina
alliixient Building at the Otrawa fair. ,
•
•
It la rumored.rit •Ottawa that the
Cabinet is collect tO consider .a 'propos-
al from the United States for a reviyea
•of•tbe Joint High
. The CaPe R. decided not to inn any
afore harvest exclirsions . from Cape
Breton,as the coat companies are tin.
abie 10 get Men for their •
.AtaVinnipeg, H. Dureau was sent
tcathe penitentiary for two 'years for
horse -stealing. Before leaving the
court mem he declared positively he
Would kill the Magistrate when releas-
ed.. . ' • • ' ."
.A woman worries until she gets
wtinkles, then wovries because she
has them. If she • ta,lice Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither. Ba'glit, smiling face follows
its. use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask
your Druggist.
Vjgoritae
The .Great F'renth, Mater,. t
BEFORE ' I; AFTER
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Premature old . Age and many other, diseases
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an early rave, .11.1ailed to any address on re-
ceipt of Prlee. SO cents, or lire boxes for $2.
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ams
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R HOL:MES, Clinton.
For Sale a entail house On Rattenbure
otreet weot, together with lot no. 696, being
A reviler aore. Apply to E. BUTT, or
NEW EktA office Vlinton,
Cottage tor Sale.
The cottsge cat °triage St, adjoining the
property ot subscriber to offerect for Bele on
reasonable terrain W, 0, SE.t.aiLE.
Aloci a couple of good brick stoilsit.
House and Lot for sale
iiciiise ie frame, wiat lialtacre lot, small
orchard of young trees; bard and soft water
--will be sold on ease/ terms. CHARLES
F. "C004
II-ouse for Sale
_
The -large cottage on Queen street, be-
love:rig to the estate of the late E. Holmes
is offered for stile. The lotis one-half
1 acre, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
oat evater, A bargain, Apply at NEW
ERA °Mee, ' . ,
, . . .
IIlouse tor Sale ,
House Ana lot on Queen St., at preeent
oectipied by undereigned, is offered tor eale.
House mittens 9 rooms, the lolls half-aere
1 with bearing fruit trees, geed. well, stable.
viri I be lead on reasonable terms. Apply
on the preraiees, or, at Bicycle Shop, Rid-
tenhnry St. A. E. TURNER.
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Good 'louse for Sale.
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Subscriber offers; for sale his laree and
comfortable frame 1101100 On Albert Street.
The house bas every convenience for ord,n-
sty tamily. Good, cellar; hard and Soft
Qsa waterbllaa n.7; Wthibeiel al i eitlegot lhdfr:onegrzinet:arrsinisriblefl.Se,i n( :ea:
Clinton, Melt SOU)
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For Sale or to Rent
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Lot 16, Con. la Hullett, (100 acres) is
offered for sale or, for tent, Poosession . to
be eiyee at the close if the current' year.
For particulars apply to W. BRYDONE,
Clintonei • .
•
Farm' s for Sale •
About 85() some tirstalitas landeeituated
on the 4th and 5th ecoccesione of Hallett,
, are catered for sale. This is the finest pae-
nue land, without exception, in thie
neighborhood. For partioulars enquire in
the first ph1:00 by mail. -.Tone RANSPoltD,
Box 58e. Landon.
,
•Farm for Sale...
,
Subscriber Offers for'sale his hard of 103
acres, being lotal, ard con. H. It, S..Tnok.
ersmith.- 'All 'Weaned a,nd tinder , alluviat.
ion except 8 ares ; ell but•la acres in grass
. Frame.honse,, bank aarn, bay', bane and
. other ontliciedings. peering orchard:
. Good water. Schoolbonse on the premises.
6 mks . to Seaforth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, good roads. •
WHITFIELD CRICH, Clinton. •
Farm tor. Sale.
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Subscriber offers for sale his farm of
100 acres, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared bat 10 acres. Brick house,
bank barn 40a80." cement Min, IWO; one
sere of 'orchard and small fruits, 2 gever.
lieg wells. Driving house, pig pee, hen
house.. -Five miles from Clinton and three
from I gricefield, on good gravel roads.
, . ALBERT NOTT,•
. Oilmen P. cp.
Choice Farm tor Sale
.Subecriber offers for sale his splendid
farm of 96 acres on the Bettie Line, being
north part of lot 2,111sttland Block, Hullett
Good brick home, barn and all ea:masers,
outbuildings; 35 acres bush; farm well wa-
tered and in good condition. 2 'miles from
Auburn, and one mile front the proposed
C.P.R. station. JOHN SPRUNG, An.
turn P.O.
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Farm to Itent.
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Being lot 12, on the Maitlend Con., of
the Tciwnehip of Colborne, 9 1.2 miles from
Goderich, and 7 miles from Winton, . The
farm tantalite no acres, 105 sores of which
are in oeltivaiion, tbe balance bard wood
bash, one • acre of good bearing orchard,
good builitugs.and out-housee.an abund-
ance of good rearing water, Will be rented
on tameable terms. Apply to
A. E. ALLIN,
Gowland Lete, Smile
Farm for Sale •
200 sore farm in Etta Wawatoehi lois
81-31i Con. 2. First-class soil for grain or
grass, well drained, well fenced, spring
creek FURS all tear, 35 acres good bush, 2
scree orohattl, bank barn 00 x 65 With eta.
bleo all cement, good sized hay baro. large
implement house with pig stables under,
good eized frame lime, kitchen and wood
• shed attached, 2 good wells, 2 wilco to Att.
burn, 0 to Blytit, 4 mile to sobool. Terme
•rosenable as owner wants to retire, H.
TRILL, Auburn pa tf
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Farm for Sale. .
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, Iwo hundred and ibitty-live *dreg, initi-
ated on hayfield Read, Clodellek Tp., three.
enartere-of-a-raile front Clinton. Soil in
excellent condition, 'having been 511 -under
grass for five rare; eelendid grain or grass-
land, well &Mood. Five acres hardwood
bush and excellent erbium/ One barn,
52x74, with stone steblieeeder 12 lenses
and 85 cattle; one barn, 8654, with silo
and stabling for 17 nettle. 'Large imple-
ment house and pig pen; power and, pump-
ing windmills; large frame house; tWo
gocti unlit And rennizet 'OW At rear of
farm Apply to MRS. ALEX, at
tatEVVEN, Clintch Itia„ et Lot 28, Can,
2, Stanley. • . .
Farm tor Sale,
Being lot 20, Con, 8,..ixacs., Tackersrnith
eontaining 1(le tutees; good brick halide.
with cello two good barns, stone stabling
Underneath': % ergo hen house and impieen ant
shed, 5 scree hataWood bnsh and 2 aorea
ot firet-class Dreher& Time herna is Mute
ted in the Val beet looality in the eatultYo
convenienato church and schools, 6 Miles
item Seeforth and 5 from Clanton, With
good gravel reeds. It is in finiteness Con-
dition, and Will be Baia cheep and on reit-
imitable terms, Re proprietor te going west.
Apply tin the promises or to LEVI STOW
Ofiltl011,
laseetoser isoor 4.• 0•010
UnMeanit*091401Telkik
be.,
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ofricer-Elltott Bkok,foraterfr ecoupisen
it Scott.
MONEY -TO BOP
W, 1154KVOCtfi1eis
niktousTan SOMOITOR tIOT#ItIt
ETO.
otarrOn
Ftioourr ‘A HALE
COVVETANCglie, .00a00$13X0IiMoN
neal Witte aodinsertioce Awn
Mone to 4%01
Oen. HAUS,
JORN teinOtta
Ors. Gunn & Gunn,
Dr, iv. Gunn, k. it, ( 1, L. R. 0.5.. Edits-
1rr,enure la. c. $. eughted, •
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Ofdee-Ootario Street, °maim, tzlet 043 ab
front door of office or residence, attealrary
etrect.
' DK. j, Wo SHAW.
-,payexclAN, enitneOlg
eartucheur 'etee since tied residence oa
tare, 81,, epeoaite Bogiiski cburen, formerly no
ouvied by Df.AtInetext. Olinton Out,
OH. THOIllaPSON
• ,
Physitean, Surgeon, ate. •
• special attention giy kn to 4146e-abt&tif L1141 • .
• ,V.,ye, Bar, Throat awl Istose, '
' °Mee and Residenee-
Albert titreet.2 Illocks North of Itottenbarr
G. W. Manning Smith, C.
PHYSICIAN & BUISOEON,
•
OFFIUE--ealain Street, :Bayfielcl, torment,
ciocuplea by Dr. Palliator:
DR. F. Ai. EXON
DENT'S*
' (Successor to tir, heiress,/
Specialist In Crown and Bridge Work.
Graduate of the Roya14Co1lege of Dental Our- •
geons of Ontario,
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Don-.
•to,1 Department. .
Graduate.of Chicago College of ranee Burgers
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Chicago. • ,
W111 visit Ilaydeld every Monday.
DU. FOWLER,
DENTIIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S Wire.
Special care taken to make denta .tro
meat ao painless as possible, W. vs i
Auburn every Monoay, '
Miscellaneous.
j-
axtES eoetensuoito,
Witt:B.0h -21AliktIAGE bit atta'
o witnesses reoutred
Money
Private funds to loan at 43 per eent and up.
wards W. Bit"Z.DONE.
- GEORVE• ELLIOTT,
" OLIRTDN, ,ONT., •
Licensed . AUctioneer:.
Faun sales a Specialty. • •
. „TERMS REASONABLE, .
i
,.. 'Orders left at the •NEWaERAIWill be,
promptly attended to,
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THOMAS GUN•DR
Live stock and general A:uctioneete
••QODERIO1-1-! ONT.
Farm stock sales a nieemate Orders left at
New Bite. office, Clinton, promptly attentle4
to. Terms- reasonable, Fanners' sale aoten.
ciiseountect, •
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSDED.BY
J. B. Rumba% Clinton.
TIsDALL,
BAbiKEh,
OILT/CtoN, ONT
Privets funds to loan on mortgages Stii
best current tease '
General Banking etunneie rensected;a1
:Merest allowed' on deposits.
Sale notes bought '
G. D. anclaggart M. D. ItIcTaggarte-
AlicTaggart Bros;
• BANKERS'
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
General Banking Busisess4
trAtIlittetted •
NOTES DtSCOUNTED
Drafts lamed. Interest allowed on
deposits.. , • • •
The , Meliillop, Mutual', •
Fire Insurance ea.'
Pares and Isolated Town prop.,
erty Duly Insured.
• ' OVPICER.S.
-la Br McLean, PresidentesKippern Thos s
Eraser; Vice-prese Brucefield; a Thos. ,E • .
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth:
• • nu:enemas.
Jae Connelly, Porter's Hill; tohn
Watt, alarlock; 0, Dale, Clinton M. :
Chesney, Seafoi du J. Evans, Beech.
woo; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. • tea- '
newels, Brodhagen,
Each Director is inspeetOt ofelOssesfin .
his own locality.
AGERTS.
Robt. ttiith, liarleck; Ed. Hinchley'
Seaforthp James Cumming, •Egatoudi,
vide; J. W. Yeo,
Screened
eoal
Exclusive sale for to.L4 &
W. Scranton Coil, Orders
left and ,tnoney received at
Harland Bros. Hardware-. for
all kinds of Coal
HAMILTON
COAL DItalblit
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