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• ROBT, HOLMES,
Editor and Proprietor '
The aim Nalve
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28:1906
The Conferenceof Premiers.
. The conference between representa-
tives of the provinces and the Federal
Government, which will convene in
Ottawa on Oct. 8, will be the most im-
portant that has ever been
held in Canada, and it is not at all Im-
probable that as an outcome anierid-
setents to the British North America
act will be sought. The provincial rep-
resentatives, it is said, will be sounded
as to how they would regard the pro-
positiontto surrender power subi-
glize
railways and the interest which
they have. in the sea -coast andinland
fi,heries. With respect to thaforwer,
the granting of subventions to rail-
ways has greatly impoverished most
of the provinces, and has led to the
creation of divided jurisdiction. Many
of the important • provincial railwaye
connect with lines of national sharac-
ter, and it seems only common sense
to suggest that if they were under fed-
eral authority an unnecessary duplica-
tion of work would be av.oiden, and
the provinces seved fienn large expini-
diture of ineney. The system winch
now prevails is tar from eatisfactory.
Railroad promoterabegin by obtaining
aid from municipalities, „and -they use
.ethisneete keen to snore a bonus from
the province. Tani they .'grr-ttr' the
federal authority and urge the fact of
the bonuses already granted as a reas
on why they' should he assisted from
the Dominion exchequer, so that the
people contriante thrice towards rail -
Way enterpriee. ••• There .4s segrowing
feeling against the granting of any
railway subsidies at all, but if the
people's money is to 'ie used for this
purpose, it is argued that it is hatter
it should be done through central auth-
ority, removed from iecal infliiences
and prejudices. And with the control
of such works vested in one body,
greater efficiency, closer supervision
and uniformity of adininistration
would be secured. The same thing
might be said of the fisheries, At
present there is divided jurndiction
and considerable ambiguity as. tie the
respective powers �f the Dominion
and the provinces. The result is eon,
:fusion, uncertainty, and often friction,
All this might be prevented by an un-
derstanding under which centre'
should be vested in tlis ill•ral Gpverin•
221911t, P. is to he tepectee, of
toupee, that the provimeg 7.'3u1.; see
nendet tiny rights which they now pon
sees withquteedequate compensation,
my is theft au y desire that they should
do so. These and other' matters are
proper subjects for consideration, and
should they he . favorably regarded,
might forin the basis of a rearrange-
ment of subsidies to the provinces,
under which they would enjoy. much
better terms than now obtained.
The Old, Old Story
TZ V
On hacheeloa nail A sob in his voice be**
cause his long years of service as party
StepThalillea
whip were rewarded only by a paltry
portfolio without ernoltrinentds. By paaliab to stiffer 'Whoa a Simple
way of comfort and compensation be Reinetty wan prevent and cure,
revenges himself upon the Liberal ofli-
°tale in his riding. He holds a toy pis.
s, Mhittionall-whenAnY.Palesli!alatchtry u
his demands are refused,orelpsieted., - bowels ana st:mt
It does seem singoler, however, that plenty of cause. Chances are you'll
find constipation liver le sluggish,
NTON NEW . EIRA,
28.
IEver stopto thinlewhat caused your
lifr. Whitney, with his fine instincts
and manly qualities, should consent to dirted, food.
stomach overburdened with elf -
this needless sacrifice of public ser.
yams. He may be sure, that the pat-
ronage hunters Neill not nesint trims
tiie pureuit of their prey so long as he
can be persuaded or coerced into com-
pliance with their demands. He may
be just as sure that neither his own
reputation nor the strength of his Gov.
ernatene has been enhanced by the
very general intreductien cf the spells
system thronglioat the Prayince.-Tor;
onto' News.
Mr. Mirk\ on Fielding
Hon. T. lerael Tarte, •ln I.a.patrie of
Friday last, devotes a brief editorial to
the war Which the Conservatives are -
waging againet Hon; Mr. Fielding, in
which he giv-e his personal .estimate
of the'Ficiance 'Minister. After a, ref-
erence to the bitterness of the Opposi-
tion organs d Win, he says :
"They represent him to be a eorrupt
politician, an ,extreme partizan, a die.
etple of • rancour and revenge. Mr.
Fielding is a vigorous lighter, some-
times perhape wounding and aggress-
ive without int ending to be. But his
courtesy is ueivereally recognized, and
his word is as good as his bond. It
may be said to Inc honor that he has
not built up a. fertilise in polities. In
word, the Minister of Finance is an
honest min, who ham. ueyer abused his
trust, and whoshas never taken a cent
from his neighbor. Like all party
chiefs, like all men in public life, he
has spent money,. or known that it has
been spent, in election campaigns,
Let those who have not done so throw
stones at his door. We shall photo-
granh them for the admiration of eur
little eons.
"It is assiiredly the role of the Con-
servative pisrty to.dernolish Mr. Field-
ing politically -if it 'can do so. But to
seek to represent" Mr. Fielding as te
man unworthy of the confidence of the
punlic, because he has contributed to.
election arrears, is to exceed the limit."
. Evidently • Mr. Tarte is not in sym-
pathy with the •campaign against the
Finance 1%111:aster. Arid he makes it
plain thannir. Fielding stands high in
his estireation as a ‘selitician and a
. ,
gentleman. . •
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o wonder you are dull, tired, rest.
less day and night.
You need the cleansing influence of
Dt. Hamilton's Pills, which cure your
condition in short order.
Heing composed of natural vegetable
remedies Dr, Hamilton's Pills possess
greac power, yep they are harmless.
They aid all organs connected with
the stomach, liver, and bovvels. In
consequence food is properly digested,
the body is kept strong and resists
disease.
. Headaches never come to those who
use Dr:1-lamilton's Pills, and this fact
is vouched for by the Assistant Men -
ager of the Poultry Success MagaMne,
of Springfield, (). Mr, H. Callender,
wlitt“INT
Nvrites : o better medicine
than Or. Hamilton's Pills. We use
them regularly and know of marvel-
ous cores that resisted everything else.
They cleanse the whole system, net as
11 tonic on tbe blood, enliven digestion,
help the stomach, and 'melee you feel
strong and well. For ;headaches. in-
digestion, and stowed) disorders I min
cootident that the one prescription is
Dr. Hamilton's Pills.”
You can rely on Dr. Hamilton's Pills
with implicit confldenee ; their effect
is wonderful. Spina& all dealers.
Price 25c per box, five Mixes for $1.00,
or by mall from N. O. %poison & Co.,
Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Colla
U. S. A.
• One of the most important changes
in the governnient of China is the edict
that the New Testament and English
Wien be taught in that land. It is
stated Mutt no country has maae
greater progress in the direction of
modern . civilization, during the past
five years, than has China, and an or-
der of this nature muse go far towards
bringing itin line. with evangelized
thought and life, „
THE DEAF •MADE'TO,HEA.R
-- Deafness because. :usually due, to
Catarrh, is 'quite cnrable. In a thous
and cities this proved abiolately true.
;Success invaria,bly attends the iise of
Catarrhozone which has mired cat-
arrhal deafness cif twenty-five . years
standing. Penetranng •through the
passages of the: ea,r,the soothing vapor
' of Cacarrhozone relleees• the inflame
mation,'destroys the seeds of. Catarrh
and thereby allosvs netlike to re•essist
herself. Try Catarrhozone yoorself,
Z5c anc1 $1,00 SigeS 'Sald by an dealer's.
A Significant •Truth
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At the'Gerieral Confeeenee in Mont-
real Mr. JohntR. Deugall, proprietor
of the. Montreal Witness, and Ping -
dent of the Cooricil of the; Do minion
deelared thafprobibi tion was
not desirable until public oPinicn Wr`teie
meted it. "What we want is not so
much a prohibition. law as a Probibi.
tion people," he said. This is a olOst
significant statement, coming frofii
• where it -does, and. is e truth that
should net he overlooked. • • Many
peopleteve aien carried away with
the idea that, if .. you only had a law. en
the statute ispolc thet: weeld dowytiy
With' all drinking to 05th-eSS, That'14
good as far as goes, 'and.ie.ceetainiy
better than nothing, but a 'prohibition
people is bet ter than prohibition law.
One is g corollorary pf, the other, Un -
le 5e tnere.is .seetilnent bobbin every
law to secure .its enforcement, it will
he a deaaetster, and this is more true •
of prollibicory legislation than almost
any other. ' • •• . • ;
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The Manufacturers,' A.ssosiationain
annual meeting at Winnipeg*, declares
unequivocally for 'an increase in the
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Weft, in this it • is but pursuing its
The axe still swings and Liberal well-known, oltraepretection 'coops%
heads still fall into the Conservative
patronage basket. One of the last to
suffer is Mr. David Robertson, .01erk
of the Division Court at Warkworth,
whose resignation" has just been lie-
cepteda It seems that Mr. Robertson •
was not aware that he had resigireas
and is hardly grateful for the low
voice, the tenderness and the gentle-
ness with which he has been robbed of
his position.
IF we do not. mistake, Warkwortn is
situated in Dr. Willoughby's constit-
uency. No other Conservative has
been quite so ruthless and merciless in
his dealings with Liberal officials. It
is no secret that the Doctor was sorely
grieved over his exclusion from the
Cabinet. For weeks there were tears.
Q
r Or I nin,
Poor Ilood
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Expertenee with Ayees Sar-
saparilla; the original Sorsa.,
parilla ; the strongest Sarsapa-
rills; the Sarsaparilla the doc-
tors endorse for thin bloodweak nerves, general debility.
Ent eves this vend old modichte Cannot 40
ha best wort( if tho Over is inactive and the
bowel* constipated. For the best poosibto
ache, youtbotud take iarative dosses of Aloes
tPrnilisa=itVotigotratratirriVil " gir,
A, vadsitifits, Ayer eptiteirtri ate *el&
it tunt-itssak-., ----
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but we do not believe any large Oro -
portion of, the people . are with it.
Speaking broadly, Without reference
to any particular industry, we believe
the tariff is its,leigh as it should be. If
We exclude iinports • altogether, we,
must' stop our expert% end'Citnitclit
is very.far. from bein:g•ip.a. Position to
consume all it produces. The manu-
facturers should krioW".when they are
Well off, and not .prese the tinestion of
protection to.. a point that would he
unbearable. ' • • •
"There is no country' on the face of
the rarth that has. as. gooda. Lord's
Day Aet as the Dorniniim of 'Canada."
In these words Rey, Da, Potts, Peeei-
tient of the Lord's Day • Allianite for
Ottnerla, addressed the Methodist Gen-
eral Conference,. reierring to the rives -
tire oilseed et the last sessiOir of Parlia-
ment. For that ineestire, be said, they
wove indebted very largely to Sir Wil-
frid Lam ler, who bail, when aesered
the bill' was wanted by the people,
taken ebarge of it and put it through
,
is a Goveasitirent measure.
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A siaft writer on the Mail.Empire
says that there is earcely a stock
broker's offiee in the city that has not
the names of several revereud gentle-
men on its books as customers, If
this is trite, it is e, eta( e of affairs that
.1 the ehurch anthoritles should look
nto. Stock.brokingq is ertlinerify
gambling, (except where legitimate
:stnelts aro etettualy bought,) and no
minister should countenance it for one
minute.
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!• The Methodist (4eneral Onnferenee
has deeided that there shall 'he no
Olutrige in the pastoral term of four
-Yeitte, It llittt.\4t1S0 deelineciatortlinr
women a voi*in Conferente proceed
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bilge;
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rhe Countres Growing Trade,
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illontrean Sept. lin-The shipments
of nearly all Canadian products from.
the rent Of Montreal during. the pre.
seot seaSon compare very' favorably
with the corresponding dates of last
year. From the opening of na,vigation
to Sept 1 the shipment of wheat to
Europe via Montreal amouoted to
• 7,630,000 -bushels, as compared with
3,474,004 blisheie Or the corresponding
dates hint year, an increase of over 100
, per cent. • • •
In bate, also a Canadian product,
• there has been a substantial inerease
in shipments, the figures being 1 857 000
bushels front the opening of navigation
to Sept. 1, as. compared with 1,301,0O0
bushels for the same period last year.
Another notabIpetnereese is in the
ibur Waipments. rhere left the Port
, of 1Vontreal between May 1 and Sept:
' 1 this year for Europe and Africa no
less. than 448,000 barrels, as • compared
1 with 198,000 barrels during the same
period leg year.
In butter there has been a percept-
ible falling' oft in shipment, which,
however, has been more than made
up by the increased amount of cheese
which has gone forward, •The effect
onthespecent meat 'packing exposures'
in Chicago is still 'having its effect
upon the Canadian export trade. .This
is indicated clearly in both the meats
and lard shipment% there being a de-.
preciation in both, as compared to the
shipments of a year ago. Cattle ship-
ments, however, have increased mater-
ially, the amount being 71,989 head,
Miler 1 to Sept L as compared to 58,000
for the same period of last year. ,
Aniong other products which show
a falling off as cornisared with
last -
year are cern, this being entirely otan
American growth, however, and in•
which Gana,da is not materially inter-
ested. The figures are 2,282,000 bushels
from •the opening of navigation to
Sept 1, as eoinpared. to 4,1854/00 bushels
for the same period last year.
The featore of the exports this sea-
son has been the ammo to flax ship-
ped via the pert of Montreal. Up tO
the first Of the month the total was
1,518,000 bushels, while not a bushel.
went 'forWard last year. The ship-
ments in detail, with ir comparison •of
last year's from the opening of navi-
gation to Sept. 1, are tie follows, the
first figures tieing Inc 1006, and the
second for 1905 •
Wheat -7,639:000 bushels ; 3,424,000
bushels.
Corn -2,282,000 bushels ; 4,185,000
bushels. '
Peas -153,000 bushels; 10,000 bushels.
• Oats -1,857,000 bushels; 1,301 bushels.
Harley --522,000 bushels; 702,(X)0 bush-
els.
Rye -25,000 bushels; none. •
Bunkwheat -42,000 bushels; none.
: Flex -1,518,000 bushels; none, •
Flour -448,000 berrels; 198,000 barrels,.
Buttere. 2,31,0()1l packages; 343,000
packages.
Cheese -1,272,000 packages; 1,083,0(X)
packages.
Lard - 109,000 pa Olta•ges; 233,000 pack -
:wee, .
Meat -118,000 packages; 163,000 pack -
1,307 bales: 230,1.33 bales.
Cattle -71,089 head; 58,062 heed.
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• Idle ctiriosity ole boy and girl caused
a serious occident et Port Arthur hist
Thursday, by the premature explosion
of a charge of dynatnite in te sewer
trench on Wilson street. The dyna-
mite had heed placen and wires from t
battery. attached. Logs svere placed
°vet the hole. and it WES while the
men Were toljueting the tie chains
atoned these, that the children hap -
P171111 to pees the battery. The, girl
raised the lever, and the boy- thought.
testily shoved. it. down. terlible eits
plosion followed, sending the logs end
fragmebts of rock iti all directions-.
One man had his arm shattered, a man
and two children standing near by
were painfully but not seriously hurt ,
by flyulg debris,
• At .tbe Terminus Rooms to Rent.
11.1.,11,10.1.1111
For Sale or To Rent
D.A.E.,...,-I am lieW here in Aooeromodition tor three or four noting '
Yakima with Mye brother, Whore I ledieesetteetding tbe Model tern; APPir
have not seen for 02 years, about 2,800 et 40144w ERA, Rouse for Sale
miles from home. Seattle, from which ‘
place I last wrote, is a wonderful city. Wt.*
ll°4" for Sal°'• bard, and soft wetter, f sere of land. Oen
It extende from Puget Sound (salt Ten rooms. with woo:dialed end stable.
water) across several miles to tits 1.
beau:dui lake Washington, and in ea bleaerePartlbelseirgte.,°°evteliseensee/t4deeetut trill?' 1"ded f" 2"twillW"4,11131)11PYIYDEIONE.
c' hin9111"11)11' l'" '''''''Y -wide-°°1°°11- i,wiliz-the uudereigned, ill Offeretlefer-eldoe' ---------------i ---'
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stone. Few citive have had such. won- r ' . Det. aes4w. House and.140$ far sa e
derful and rapid growth. Until witty,:
1.,••••*1*
in the last 20 years it was of %impure, '
tively little consequence, but now hes Seed Wheat, For sele * moll house on Rettenbury
mte of 5000 a month. They have some The undersigned has A tilladt4i a Seen 48! gre:ItrwtsersattorertAbePrPTY1Shtol°tEn.°11' 6-86ftbeFillogr
care and automobile's have the right of 2i EA.RVEY JOHNS, Clinten, r. co„
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fine school buildings. In the High VI. beat, tor sale, of the Old Scott variety, NEW ERA office Olieton.
School there are,01)0 pupils. Street which tooted 62 Om pr bushel.
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way, Instead of livery stables for -. Cottage tor Sale.
horses and buggies they have several A .....
large buildings filled with autos for I, ...nor° Ruh tor Sale
hire at $4,00 an hour ; and you see The cottage On Orange St. adjoining the
thein flying in every direction partie, The enbeeriber offers for sale 1 *home& P"PQOY 0 Babs"ther lollfereo for "I° 0°
1 d a. y. bred Bell, aged one yeer, roan in color, easena e fame. , G. HEARLE,
On Sunday morning I iittended the sired by finellis ImporLel Short•liore. .A.Iso a couple of good bre* stores.
Presbyterian church and heard a most BO. ADikm, wuill, lot 261 °°°• '41
practical sermon from the Rev. Dr, Hallett.
Matheson -a 6 ft. 0 in. Southerner.
He has a large coneregation and a
membership of 1500, withn6,000 salary.
They are now building an immense
Institutional church to cost $110,000.
In the evening I was profited in listen-
ing to the Rev. Dr. •Wharton in the
First Methodist church.
' 'While there I called on Mrs. W. E.
Shepherd, formerly 1Vliss Edothe Teb-
lean of Holniesville, the only persqn
of whom 1 had any ecquaintarice, ex-
ceptiug my brother and his wife. In
coming from Seattle vire had a very
romantic ride through and over the
Cascade mounteins, It distance of oirer
360 miles,
aboet 170,000, and is increasing at the
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Rouse for Sale.
Subscriber °tient for gale bin house and
three -quarter -of -an -sore of land on Mary
St. ,-Fruit trees, good hard find soft water
also stable, Will be sold. on rem °Debi
terms. • GEO, DA.VIS.
House for Sale
Tire large cottage on Queeir street, be-
longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes
is offered Inc sale. The lot le onebelf
acre, with bearing fruit tries, hard end
sof t water, A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA. officio.
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le' 0 s e for , e., . Hopse and Lot tor Sale.
- the tionefortable frame house
A comfortable frame house on.Mill St., on the cornet of Rattenbury and Raglan
containing 8 bedrooms, sitting roma, pan- Sten et present occupied by Mr, Geo. Rio%
try woodehed, good cellar, herd tied soit For partioulars apply to '
water. One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold W. Ca DOHERTY, thintOre .
cheep. Apoly et NEW ERA (Moe, or
Here my brothne Ames has carried pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
on mercantile business for . nearly 20 .1-•-
. Good House for Sale.
Year% lie is one of the pioneers, His Bull for Service.
store was the second one started in
.the piece. During that period the
population has increased until now it The undersigned will keep for service
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the American and Canadian registered
numbers nearly 10,000, and is a lively
town. The Methodists began with a Hereford bulle Proud Duke and Donald
Dunne. Terms $1.501 Also young Here-
ford bulls of the hest breeding, will he sold
cheep, E. L. FARNHA.Pd, Lot 11, Con.
0, Hallett, Constance P.0,
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small church, but soon ou.grew it and
built a much larger one That too;
has had its dityt awl now they have a
fine stone buildurg, which on the in-
terior reminds me of our Wesley
Church in Clinton. My brother, his
wife and father-irelaw's family *era
among the active promoters this The Poultry plant at Holmesville le
•••••••,.•.•••••••.-d,
Subscriber offers for sale big large and
comfortable, triune Infuse on Albert Street.
The house has every convenience for order.'
ary ttorsily. Good cellar; hard and soft
water OR the lot; three-quartere-onan acre
of land; beariag fruit trees, also good
entitle. Will be sold on ressonable terms.
A. WILEEN1
Clinton, Molt 30th
Poultry Plant to Rent. For Sale or to. Rent
ception, and have now the sa 'elec.. house, feeding pen, incubator house, cold b°ffeegrievaenfoststahiee°010fa°: orrentbke otTgeenstsioynear.
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branch of God's beritage and i s in- offered to rent. House, stable, poultry, Lot 1,5, Con. 18, Bullet*, (160 acres) is
tion of seeing a flourishing cause storage and ice house incubators, brooders., '
established, which is at present under and feedingcrates alt ' li I For premiere apply to W. BRYDONR•
tbe pastorate of the Rev, Dr. Henry, Con. .F. C. ELEORD.,
,
Clinton+
an enterpeisifig and useful minister of • Ste. A.nn de Bellevue,
Jesus Christ.-• When I came I found Quebec,.
the Columbia Riper Confereuce in
session, presided over we
by Bishop se for Sale.
Warren, whoen exposition of the San-ee • -U. 00 e
day School lesson in the Sunday --" '
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School Timea lute made him So proun ' Large frame house on. Welliegton
'neat. I had the honor of being in- 'Clinton, lately occupied be P. 0, Animate
troduced to the Ocieference by the 7 rooms, and pantries, and woodshed, good
bishop, as a. Methodist Minister! • from stone °eller, 1.4 acre of land, hard and soft
Canada. --where, by the way, he baal waters A splendid silence for it rerson
got his wife -and was called uplen for • wanting it good house. Apnly to
an. address. • • MISS ALLCOCK, Clinton (at Mrs. 116g.
Farms tor Sale..
About 860 acres first-class land, situated
on the 4th and 5th conoeseions of Hullett,
fire Offered for sale, This ie the finest pas-
ture land, without exception, itt. this
neighborhood. Forpartiouiars enquire in
thAn
e t places -by main JORN RANSroliD,
*Box 580. London,
Farm tor Sale.
• This it toseverna Introdu( tiongrioges) or Mrs. Obidiey's, 'Isaac St. • -
Subscriber offers for sale his farm 01 103
those who 11}41. come from snipe part i
acres, being lot 31, ard ism. H. R. S. 'Peek.
of my native land one in particular'. I • t)lioite Landior sale. ersmith. All °leaned and under oultivat-
One of the minister's wives, a Mrs. . -- • ioreexcept 3 acres ; all but 18 acres in gram
Hoskins, came up and began to cures- 1 Subscriber offers tor sale the 20 acres on Frame house, bank barn, hay barn, and
tion Inc. 'Soon found that' sbe vms i the Hayfield Road, Goderich Tp„ at pre- other • outbuildings, Bearing orcbardi
the sister of Mrs. Riddell,. of Edmon- i sent ocoupied by him, arid known' as the Good water, Sohoothouse on the premise%
letter another nnece of grandma ! cellar, barn 3G70, Lon, of whom I spoke in a forarer ; Rams
Hobbes ant our Mrs. Rudd.. ' Yea and , x7G0,00wdithfroaemmeenbtowusaeu 4itinenete ollumntiloeit gto)o• Sleaf.mierith ; less than 5 .to
high; A ood bearing orchard, plenty of water. WHITeiv4141) (111101-1, Clinton.
the daughter of a girl with whom I aa)aas suns. ciinton, . .
eves intimately isegoainted . over 50 .
years ago Mrs. Hoskine is a native • -, ' • ,Farm tor Sale. _
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.of Goclerich township. . • ••• • • Mouse to Rent
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The Conference love feast, ordin- • ' . • •
ntion .service; and sermon by. the The coinfoitable brink benee on :Ontario
Bishop was :very much appreciated. St.eat present occupied t y subscriber, will
The -love fegsteindicktern -a-edegree-of 4,e-to/vans-for fleforistireeefterathe, • lets of -
real Ohl -timed . freedom, and deep Orrober, sheer furnished. or unfurnished.
.spirituality such as 1 had not quite Every convenietee, with stable, etd.
A few 'choice lhonobrete Barred Rock
:looked for, . •
But, eithugh for the present. • • ClOcketels, of the Sprites -Rose - strain. for
. J. GREENE. sale, DR. P0WI4E14, Clinton.
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR Farm tor Sale
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CATARH THAT CONTAIN —
Proprietor afters for sale Ins !arra on the
: ISIDRO/URY, •
meitland Con, Goderich Township, Lots
.as mercury will surely destroy the 77 and 78, situat d 1 1 2
e milestrom village
soiree -of smelld
anconfpletely derange •of Hohnesville church and school. 'The
y te n hen entering a farrn contains 38 acres of choice. lan3, it
through the mucous surfaces. •Such geed frame house, and bank barn, 5 eines
articles should never he used except of oichard and 80 acres of
the. w ole ss w
good initiate
an preacriptions from reputable phy- besliland. The farm is traversed by a run -
miens, as the damage they will do is ning brook.. Thisfarm wdi be sold in • a
ten fold to the goad you can possibly block or in parte. Apply to
ALEXlleA C OUR, •
Holmesville.
derive faro them. Heine Catarrh
Oure, manufactured by, F. .1. Cheney
&Co., Toledo, O., centaurs no mercury
i
.and s taken ilttertittilYc acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of
tbe system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure. you get the genuine. It
is taken internally and rnaelein Tolede,
Ohio, by es ni o T
nionials free. •P
Sold by Druggists. rice, Ve per
bottle,
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti,
tuition.
tion.
esti.
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• Engineer Fratik 131ame was killed in
a collision on the G. T. R. nei r Nap.:
anee. .
Piles positively cured with Dee fihoop's
Magic Ointment. Ws made for piles
alone and' it does the work to perfection.
'Miring, painful, protruding or blind pins,
disappear like magas Sold by W. 8. R,
Holmes.
Fall Fairs
Lucknow •
Brussels . 5
Sept. 20-27-28
Hayfield ... . . ,
Dungannen Oct 4-5.
Oct 2-3
Goderich
More than one best?
.Vhen you ask your grocer to send
you .the best flour, he sends. you -
4,., best: When you know the best
flour and .:order by the name,. the
choice is not left to the grocer.
Many grocer's handle
Royal Household Flour
as their leader. They have found it
• the safest flour to reconunend because .
its results are sure and its purity is
unquestioned. It your grocer's best
Is not Royal Household, insist 011 his
getting it for you. The benefit will
be mutual.
Ogilvie flour Mills Co.,
re&
Saba:203er offer e for sale his farm of
100 acres, being lot 24, Con, and, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 acres. Brick house
_bank bern 40x80. cement silo, 14130; one
acre of °inherit- Wed, sratill-lruitse2 never -
ling %sees. liming bowie, pig pen, hen
house. .b tVe from Clinton and three
from .laturefield; on good gravel roads.
AL13ERT NOTT,
°ninon .P. O.
. • Choice Farm tor Sale
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Subscriber offers for . Balehis splendid
farm' of 96 sores on the Barn Line, being
notth pari Of lot 2, Mantel:id Block, Hellett
Good brick house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 stores bush; :aim well wa.
feted and in good condition. 2 miles from
Autumn, and one mile from the proposed
C.P.R.. station. JOHN "SPDPUNGs Au-
burn P.O.
Farm to Rent.
Being lot 12, on theMaitland Con., of•
the Townsbip of Colborne, 9 1-2 relies iron'
Goderich, and 7 'milts from Clinton. The
farm 'remains 120 sorer, 105 mores of which
are in caltivalion, the balance bard wood
nosh, one acre oi good • bearing orchard,
good buil...tinge and oat -houses an abund-
ance of good spring water, Will be rented
on reasonable terms. Apply to
A, E. ALLIN,
Gowtand Like, Seek
Fartii for Sale
200 mire farm ill East Wawandsh, lots
31.814 Con. 2. First-class soil for grain or
grass. well drained, well fenced, spring
creek runs all year, 15 some good bush, 2
acres orchard, bank barn 60 x 65, with sta.
knee all cement, Abort' sired hay barn. large
implement house with pig stables under,
good sized frame hones, kitchen and wood
shed attached, 2 good 'wells, 2 miles to An,
burn, 0 to Myth, mile to school. Terme
reasonable as owner wants to retire, H.
THInIn Auburn p41 tf
Farm for Sale.
httrulred ard thirty -eve acres, situ-
ated on Saylield Iona, Gotland Tp., three-
quarters -of -a -mile from Clinton. Soil in
excellent condition, having been all under
grass for five years; srlendid groin or grass
land, web draieed. Five acres hardwood
bileh end excellent orchard. One brim,
62374, with stone stabling for 12 'homes
and 85 cattle; one benu. abut with silo
and stabling for 17 cattle: Large imple-
ment house and pig pen; power aucl pump-
ing windmills; Wee frame housetwo
geed welts end rutting weter at 11.51' of.
farm Apply to MUG. ALEX, Al
MtEINEN, Clintcn PC., or Let 28, COn,
2, Stanley,
Farnilor Sale, or to Rent.
Being lot 29,teort. 2, II,R.S.,Tdokerstrilth
cm:mil:ring 100 totes; good brick bowie.
with teller, two goon berme stone stablirig
underneath; large hen house and implement
shed, 6 scree hardwood Mash and 2 acres
of firsteilass orchard. This farm is sites.
WI in the Very beat kcality in the county,
tonveident to church and schools, (3 miles
from Seeforth ond 5 from Moon, with
good gravel roads. It is in first-class con-
dition. and will be sold eheap and on rea-
sonable terms, as proprietor is going west.
Apply on the prertasee or to LEVI STONG
Ofinton.
READACII
Neuralele and Nerves:seas rated lit '*ali
AJAX Stitaltitereett
tobssetdosselas dantaitifltsOluttionlytt
"e4:Iti'lltmodan".1=14 eti
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m#Pg*".•"0.1
PROFESSIONAL,
(HENRY neArrix
t•sr.14* aged
geggIsTat. $01.101TOIL *ts.
43,11gTo. •
0,1100-411lett Illtvirtf9rrberly am:pieta
by Mr tioott. ,
WA", Tel LEW .•
BARRISTER SOLIOITOE NOTARY:
ETO,
ex:IKON
SIIDOUT 86 HALE
CONVEYANCERS, CO142418$10NEgii.
Real /*tate and f neurance Agent
Money tO Men
0.03. RALE, JOHN RIPOCer
Medkai
Drs. Bunn at Gann.
Dr. W. Quart, E. C. Mtn.
moot %non, M. R. C. 8, England,
L.C. Ir., London,
oftlee-oetaria street, Clinton, Night male et
front door of Ofhoe Or reaidenCe, EatterOurp,
Street.
DR. J. W. SHAW,
PirgfgOIAN, 8U1501E0151 •
Alec nobenr etc., °dice and residence. (k
starlit St„ opposite English eberob, formerly 0.3
envied by em. Appleton, (Pluton Pot.
DR. 0. W. THOIVIPSOIV •
. ePliyaician, Surgeon, Etea
„special attention. giV en to diseasea a hie.
Eye, Ear, Throat and hose.
Office and liesidence-
Albert hi -recta 'docks North of hattenbarP•
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G. W. Manning Smith, I. D., CM
• PATsIcIAN SOR(31E0N,
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, formerly
occupied by Dr. Pallister,
'DR, F. 1lIIX�N
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr, Ecilmes,) •
Spechtlist In Crown and hrtdge warm.
Graduate of the ROYal:College of Dental Sur.
.geons of Ontario.
Honor graduate of UniversitY of Toronto Den-
tal Department. •
Graduate.of 0/aloes° College of Dental etagere
• Chicago.
Will visit Bayileld every Moridaab .
An.
DU LFOWLER,
DENTIST: rs,
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to maim dents tire
bunt as painless as posseble. • W vi
Auburn every Monday. ,
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1/1-isoellaneous..
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AMES CikraYBE144, LONDESBORO,
SSUER MABBIAGE Liounatoe
No witnesset required
Money
Private funds to loan at t_per cent and uh-
Wards
•• W. EYDONE. . .
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
e LINTON, ONT.,
Licensed Auctioneer.
• Faxen sales a Specialty.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orders' left at the NEW IERAIWill,be•
• promptly attended to, ' •
THOMAS OUNDR t- Live stock stoek and general Auctiooeer, •
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.GODERICK! .• ONT.
Fartn stock sales it specialty. Orders. left ah
Nsw Ena offices Clinton, promptly attended,.
to. Terms reasonable. Fatmers' sale notes.
discounted, •
NIARRIAGE LICENSES-
issuen:nt .
J.•B, Itinnballt
1. P. TtstioALL.
BANkEtf., . .
Cifille IVA , oN't
Private funds to loan on mortgagee It
best entreat nits,/
General Banking , humans • rinereted '
;merest allowed on clarions.
Sale notes bsituihe ' • •
Gee D. MeTaggart M. D. McTaggart;
McTaggart Bros.
BANNERS
ALBERT BT., CLINTON
taenern1 Banking Btilitinenfe•
' transacted
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NOTES DiSCOUNTED
• Drafts isened. listerest allowed ire r• •
, •deposits. ,
The 'Attica -lop. Mutual
Fire lustitance eo.
Pam and Isolated Town Puma
arty Only Insured.
• : OFFICERS.
J. 13. McLean,,President, Kippen. Thos
Eraser, Vice-pres., Hrucefield;e, flios. iE,
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth:
•DIRECTORS. •
Jas. COnnelly, Porter's Hill; jolm
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale; Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafel tin J. Evans, Beech.
weer; J, G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben-
neweis, Brodhagen.
• Each Director is inspector of lOsseslin
his own locality,
AGENTS.
• Robt; Stnth,1 Harlock; Ed. Hirichley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egrnond* 4
yille; J. W. Yeo, Hohnetville.
NUNI110111
NIORIPC01
UDC.
Steamers letrve Hamilton 1.8(1 9.111.
Toronto at 4.30 p in. Tuesdays and
Thursdays, : and Saturdays, for Bay
of Ottinte ports, 1000 listatidtt,
and intermediate points.
Toronto and Montreal Line.
tonarneheing anne 2, steamers leave
Toronto'3.30 p.m. Deily except Sun.
days, from July 1st, Daily for Roth.
ester, 1000 Islands, Rapids, St.
Lawrence. Montreal and litter -
mediate points.
For tiekets apply to 11. R. agents, or
write to IL POSTER CHAPtit,
Western Passenger Agent, "formate •
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