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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-10-12, Page 2• The glintan lie Ito . ocrOliliat 1 1. Is Chaaberiain's Carecr\ Vanded 4 A London correspondent &thles the following about Ohentherlatn, 'Which, if correetoneans that the great statesman's political career hate ended: Unable either to walk, speak or see, Joseph Chamberlain% condition is even more pitjahle than was detalled last week. Although the Mindy wfll atl- Mit only that he is suffering from gout, the once "strong man Of Eugland' strong in physique as be was in men- tality -lies a helpless and hopelees par- alytic, awaiting the end which lets 71 years of strenuous, unhygienic life 'must make a question of but, a short e. The severe stroke of paralysis catne three months ago, and the great tariff -reformer has been incapable of resign- ing his seat in Parliament, even if he would, since he could not make the formal application necessary. As night is dropping its curtain around the picturenme Unionist lead- er, his •Arnerican wife, who was hie, -comrade in his battles and victories, is giving him the comfort of her constant companionship. She was Mary Encli- hoth of Saidthenteneetniant of the first \.governor of Massachusetts. Their love has touched thebearts of all Eng - tante, and for the wife the greatest gyiepathy is manifested. The breakdown of Joe Chamberlain romises to take with it his party. At this moment a streng section of the Unionists, led by the Times, is making a deterinined effort to force Balfour front the leadership. on the ground that Sir Anthony Macdonnell was hp- poin el under secretary of Dublin „Castle to initiate a policy tending to home rule. Altogether, the Unionist party is in a perilous position, Balfour having Iost the confidence of his fol- lowers completely. • 40 • East Elgin By-EieetiOn. • . The by-election in East Elgin result- ed in the return of Mr. Marshall, Con- servative, by a majority of about one hu hired. This is not at all surprising, for it would have been a miracle if the Littera' candkrate had won• under the ircumstances. Mr. Idepburn,the first liberal candidate, may net have been g lay of what was charged against. b• In, but his conduct had a bad look' t.) say .the least, and made it almost impossible for thereau who nook the n >initiation in his stead to win out. . Augustus Bridle, formerly of Kent Onunty, tells Of,4L farmer in that Mew - poems county who has learnedthe value of the Canadian hog. This man had been in the habit of selliug his corn from his farm for 45 cents per .bushel. Last year he deoided to feed it to his hogs, and he veckoned he made $1.35 per bushel !teen his crop. It is the hog that has taught the Can ' adian husbandman 'to do some think - log. remarked 31e.. Bridle. If there !she one thineethe farmer c talk eently ?mon, it is the cost of his hog.. I ng operation t. in past_ years eb.e ,oldesnw wan her; 'more like a family heirloom, telt now her productiveness is enquired into. Unless she eateraise vo litters of nine - ten, pigs each I year, her dispositicn is a manter„of e 'shot, time. Tide ie• eieit.seenhe • 1 ' . ths 7 '4045-tiaiid14412 070/3'. . ...-Jer directions: end the Onterio farmer finds his farm growing: in value just as he- nets brains into his- lel - A.ti English newspaper, speaking of the lack of rain in bingland Barn - "Hitt whatever may be in store for toe country, one serious matter which is facing it is the drought. "More rain, more rain!' is the ery trout every part 'of the emiutry, and enquiries at the meteorological office show many dis- tricts on the verge of a water famine. In London the total rainfall since, Jan• nary has amounted to 13.63 inches, or exactly three Incheeand half short of the average. This means that every acre ground has had. about MO tons of water less than it ought ta have had. In the Midland counties there is a serious deficiency of3,60 inches. The watershortage in a number of towns of, SouthWales,is of the gravest' description. In some parts typhoid fever has been epidemic for weeks. A considerable proportion of cases have proved fatal. Hall' time is the order at many works, owing to lack of water. Ordinary reservoirs have dried up,. the agtherities in certain distrisets utiIiziJIg local pools for household purposes men being posted on guard to prevent pot- letion. or puttering. From the east coast to the west come reports of tar - nips and other food roots • ruined by the drought. • Several coal washeries in 'Western Monmouthshire last week had to StOPi and coke making in some of the dis- tricts is at a stand -still. Many vitiates in Leicestershire and Somersetshire, dependant en; irely on wells for th tva,ter supp y. are suffering clretieltull meagresupplies of water having to.., sent them from more favored towns by rail or road waggon. • . • A rumor is published to the effect that Ur. Bourassa will form an bide% pendant Liberal party. This should" cause no special eonceen. He has main tained this attitude solong that there is nothing exciting in the announce- Itow's This 3 We offer One Hundred Dollars re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cern not be ciired by Mire Catarrh CUre, F.J. CHENEY & Co.,Toledo, O. We, the tindersigned,have.known Cheney for the last .14 years,: and believe hint perfectly' honorable in all business transaotions end financially able to carry out. any obligation's made Oy hie firm.. • • WALDING, KINNAN & .51.aavin, Wholesale Druggists; Toledo, 0, Hall's- Catarrh. Cure es taken intern- •ally,actiog directly upon the blood and mucous, surfaces of the systeni, Testi- • monials sent free. Price 75c per bettle- Sold by all druggsts • , Take Hall's Faroil'y Pills for constipa, mon. • Lady Evelyn . Grey, deughter of oue . . GoVernor-General, le, qnite a dentocre- tic ;Voting leaf,. .A.e. - -reception held in Vancouver. .it is telated that after recetving fifty or -shay of the. most prominerit. Vitricoa I/metes, there was 'a check s the line,. and Her Ladyship "turned to tin .equeinte and whispeted Th 1 t • • ' ]CLINTON NEW ERA EVERY PALE .WOMAN, MIS OF INTAREST Read This and 400e0 the Way to ,To refuse a paper at the postollice is Goo color sold Better acsith, I simply a, cowardly way of insulting the editor, and. to thus refuse it when in- dehted to it only doubles Lite insult. Pale people have pale blood, In other words the blood is watery It is initholated, that the wheat yield , of the Canadian West isnot more than and larks red corpuscles. ,000buthele. The hot wave of Thestornach is verong, • .A.ssimilation is poor and food is not August shrank the crop at least 15, - changed into blood. Naturally the ' -4:14X0w /3°84°18' system is ratted of vitality, 'ache There Is no better way of buil iing strength and reconstructive power. . UP our town than giving to our home Don't slip trona vigor into Weakness. business men our entire and exclusive , Don't allow the appetite to fail, but patrooage. The more we help each instead use Ferrozone, ether the more we help the town. eitSYoe're bound te feel rejuvenated The best way to guard, againet and:strengthened; at once. 2 sehetnes ot grafters -and keep unto- APPetite is braced up, digest4ea As date in general is to be a regular read - stimulated, vigor imparteo to the er of this paper. It is always the one stomach. Every thing you eat 19 who does not read his home paper _who transformed into nutriment that sup- gets caught by the grafters and fakirs. plies what your thin weak system needs. We all admit that telephones are a Vital, life-giving Wood that makes great convenience, yet they occasionly rosy' cheeks and dancing eyes -that's make a man feel like breaking the the kind that Fereozone makes, third commandment. Some times on The strength ante buo ancy that busy day when work is rushing and your 'phone rings twenty-eight antes and only ewo rings are of any import. ance, and other twenty-six being calls frarn some one wanting to speak to your help, the inquiry being "Is Mis -in ?" This takes two from thei work twenty-six times, end some on has to pay for all that lost them in addition to the annoyance. 11 doesn' took just right, now does it Durm working hours, 'phones in husines houses, at least, should •he used fo business only. , A word td you sonnY srou hIll t nelve or thirteen -year-old .1 toy 'who i smoking cigarettes on the sly. Wha do you want to be when you geow defies depression and tiredness, that's the sort you get with Ferrozone. Every pale woman can transform her bleached out appearance with Ferrozone. Not only will improve looks and spirits, but be rebuilding all weak, tired organs. Ferrozone establishes a soundness of health that's surprising. For vvornen and girls who want to feel well, to look well,. to be well and. "stay well, nothieg known in the annals of medicine is so eertain as Ferroecne. Won't you try Eerrozone 9 - Concentrated cure in tablet form, that Ferrozone, iitle pet ,box or six for at all dealers, ApIe l'ae., ers •• • ' Now is the season When the apple packers are visiting the farm houses of our townships and making thenn selves either liked. or disliked: by the staid lithabitauts of the farmsteads. Too olten the charge is laid that reck- less boys are employed, who care . no more for the farmer'e property than they for their • employer s time. Many farmers have been so incensed at the proprietary way and the des- structive. tendencies of soine of the Canadian youth that they have altso- lutely refitsed to board the ganga mar= ployed. 'And the farmer is right in this provision in Ids contract, The fernier has the right to get the beat be used the best, and eecure the beat re- turns of anhozie in the enreat producing world. It Is the pint Of kindness and . justice to. the whole agriculture'. class that each fernier rigidly' insist on ab- solute carefulness and civiltty -op his feriae When • bays will smoke and otherwise carouse in the sleeping epartments • and derange the whole S t of at econciMy outside, it is justifiable casefor showing yeoman authority in zio 'uncertain tone. The apple packer • has his hard times, no doubt, Itis rights must be recognized but, the fernier's' right heing thee un- dersttiod, his own be amply re- spected by an all too geneyous people --Toronto Wield. e • e tee smiled and the next instant ' was advancing toward the crowd. be- hiud • the ropes. In the 'very front rank . stood • a gray-haired Wonian,, dressed plainly and with no pretension to style. • • • "Het Ladyship . wants to meet you," she wantehl. . • _ . -No. 00;' eidd the woman, drawing. biwk end el an ei lig at her gown. . • "Come on," said the equerry, 'and' the.womain 'Almon Against her. will was led to where' the Earl Find *blase...I ing datighter were standing.. This en it is said, .electrified -the erowdeand r oeer an hour•Her Latlysteip..ntood an shook. 'hands'. with.- and bovhed• an smiled to the greet unWashedlof t Pacific eoast • • e A BROAD STATEMENT. .• This .announcement ia made without any qualifications. Hem Rold is the. one preparation in• the •. world • that. •guarantees It. • DreLeonhardt's Hein -Reid will care any cased of .Piles. It ism the Mimi of a tablet; . • . ••• It is theonln pile remedy :used . in- . ternally, ' • - • . It is impossible to cure an establistie ed cane OfPilits with- ointments, sup- .positories, injections,. or °award ap- or- }glances. .•• de • A guneentee is issued with 'eltIt'Y ,ht• package of Dr. Leonbardt's HannEdISI ne which contains it Month's treatment r. . • ARE yOU _LOSING LOOKS • OR STRENGTH. . Once yeti Were robest, •bright an army.- Today yen are dell, 'wortee ailing in vitality and appearagee. dii hen youshould bo at your best r re prayed out, and need a eleitnsin racing tenie. Your Wood soo edden, your vivacious Spirit soon r you'fl he yourself again if yo regulate. the system tvithDr.Hainilton sPill.- y won eau' medicine. searches out disease,poSitively driv rtvuiy-headutche,-we;tj'jness4 vital force. Give yourself a chanc Use Dr. Hamilton's Pills and watc the rennin Sold everywhere in thic boxes. - f and talk to )otir • druggist ebout 'rile. i; Limited, Niagara Palls, Ont.. d e • d J THE PORK. PR.OBLICa.-There is. heing to be a feraine in pork products work. • • • w Judge Chisholm, of Waterloo, is; to b be commended for his attitude in refer- r ence te youths Whodead girls astrays. In sentencing two young men who had been guilty osseductinneheapek-e-vew strongly against the prevalence of this crime, endhaid that the law should he a terror to n rong doers, for the protec- tion of society, and in addition to com- mitting the prisoners to the penitenti- ary, he ordered that they should be tgged. This is right, and theonly in'sfortune is that it is not mitre yren q iently applied. , At the dedication of the State capi- tol at Harrisburg, Pit , among other things President Roosevelt said : hTo exercise a constantly inereasing and• constantly more efficient supervision and control over the great common carriers of the country prevents all necessity for seriously considering such a project as the Government ow- nership of railroads -a • policy which wen*" be evil in its results from every standpoint." Hon. W.R. Motherwell cast ridicule we in the report at Winnipeg the In the Seott Govei nment of Saskatchewan was going to appeal to the country. ' For Lung Troubles Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.cer- tainly cures toughs, Colds, brouchitiS, consumption. And It certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about. this. You knowft is true. And your own 'doctor will say so. 'Milftu� hey had a tanible touih, 1Med lityMeslidirrLVIAPrIV Pettgaie *14, untli night he *As better, and he 41 widitr unproved' glefintbse, '-110°. 0. +L. Redo b?J. 0 AytrOrf,4 rereters mess, Am* litaiantafguras or tutsoniu,A, erS thii viuo*. Kist) #toktioviols regular tinith Ante* *tux Ind into neaten retinlearf. n in Ontario unlesS, production is Stifll ulated by our farmers at once 'to a n greater degree. Constuention of the e- product is increasing rather than di- tt minishing. Every Bien in Canada 's points 10 1) heavy increase in the de' . It eland fog bacon. Supplies are short. es Farthers have teen- slow to enter the feehrt 'ness and ekes must rule • fairly steady for a h i Toronto Woad:. • I - Not, a single door knob being count- ed, the world's champion lido has just laid 291 eggs since October 5' last. She is finishing strong and steady. and vill pass under the wire with e reund 300 eggs to her credit -for the year. Th hen belongs to E.W. Startle'', Alexan- dria, Va., and hits been officially recog- nized by the Department of Agrictil- titre op account of her 'rehord tte enti- tled to the egg laying belt. .. ie Final figures for .the western harvest exeureion seasoti -show thet 2%B57. lab- orers went weet, many mote than ever went, before. This meant; -thitt twee $000.000 will be paid directly into the treasuries of the railways of Cenada merely to het men to the west to en- gage 1)) 111140051 :operations and bring thein back ea,st again. Laet 'year only 10,858. men were carried. • The inerease for the present year is more teamed 111 that every province in the east of Can- ada; shows a• proportionate growth over the previous figures. At 12 efteli the harvesters paid :031,084 -far ticketes About three -Oaten of them, nr•17,7-12 1011 vet erg east, and pity an Aden mat. $18 to get back,. e, tote' of n319,336, mekingiertil$633.440 foe trensportatioe A vitae" ense is teported by the Montreal Herald, A man panted Lecleir, mil way ineiketeas , was sued for $7, the amount of a Itionth's rent, After the ease had been disposed of it was found thee the man owed $18 in- stead of $7, $1.1 having been added ib the $hape of legal fees, bailiff's and coon costs. The unfortunate man at the time AvntilsringinAlie hospital with both legs, his right twinned the thumb of his left hand all, the resift bf tut ac- cident His Wife was withoat any money and without atin immediate prospect that her husleted • would be able to earn any for her. She teenaged however, to serape up a dollar, which she paid into court in nettle' satisfae- tion of the clann. It was not • elite*, and so a seizure was put upoa. the Grand Think Reillivity Company for et few dollars of tvages that were still coming to the mutilated brakeman Corporations nee said to have no souls, hut the Grand Trunk lawyer replied with a statement of the unfortunate bt Aetna/es ,condition, and a. quotation it�iii Burns'poem, .wafen'a inhumanity to man mekes countless thousands m0u1n,11 Not even .8urns, however, Wite aide to check .the pursuit of the pound of 'flesh, find the Grand Trunk, rehietantly enough, we itrO tnicl, paid into wart the motley required, This 1 1'starer7 in The Ernrynr. • gyptian peasants have:been • slaves for ages. They sold themselves to the king of Egypt In the time of Joseph and have never been free since.. • The condor. .The method of locomotion of the Con- dor in the air le a mystery. This bird bas been seen to clecie to and fro in the sky for many hours at a. time, aScend- ing and descending without hence flap- ' ping its evings; • • • • .Beartles, Aleagleg is a disease Minuted_ largely to the datingef perk; An Ectentrie Writer. Lopez de 'Vega Was Ith eccentric as . well as '1,oluminons writer.. Ile wrote five novels. .h.flie first .18 without the letter a, the second: witbetit 0, the third tvitholit •ir and the fourth and Ofth purposely omit 04110 u -respea- tively. stapplas alteett. Of course you know how disagreeable It is to feel a desire to sneeze. In any public place. Press hard epon Yotir upper lip and you can usitally overcome fine feeling. • The Prisoner, An inspeetor arrived unexpectedly tit a Scottish jail. ' Ile liked the eolith*, Warder for the governor, "He's awae- fushinh't :was, the tinetvcr. , "Well, hhe the prisoners," Wel the InSpector. s lie's Out, Sir." "Out? The prisoner mit?. Why,' has' he escaped?" • 'Atilt, no, sir; lie's just awe' wit the goveruor at' the Mettle', earryin" the • tree Proudest :Moment, SO g to -The proudeat moment 'ot lily tfe watt Wiroll Was a passenger alk 4111 Ainerietin liner und NI over the . side, Prietelehhhe proudest motneritt Rut hew de. you mean? Suffragette, - A sailor called sett, "Mon overboard!" • Ire fritVels sate Illid not unpleasant- ly who la guarded by poverty and happened in e Chrietien country. guided by love. -sir rhino manor. 8 FOR SALE or TO RENT. For Sale For Sale,or to Rent • A tem -story betiding, in old brick block isoi' 151 COO. 18. Mullett, (159 serve) le eeeeplee by wane B*ker,„,_;Apply to offered fee Bele order tent. ithowiession to • JOHN hileGARVA.' he given (Oahe close of the current yor. woo.* nacos(' for S le, PROFESSIONAL 11111ENRY BEATTIE gaseeetser t�*r flitm Stott BARRISTER, 1301,101TOR, ace. 43..INT0 • Offloe-Eillott BleektforamerlY eecaPisOk For particulars apply to W, OR V DQNE, ltn Mr Wes% BLOM TO ZENO , Farms tor Sale The comfortableend conveniently -shut. BARRISTER SOLICITOR 1.10TAIM W. 134711:00411 ed house on Ontario St., at present Dem- About 850 items Ant -blase lend, eitneted pisd by the undersigned, is offered for sale, on the 41h and 5th conteneions of Hullett PUBLIC, ETC. DR SHAW, House and Lot for Sale For tittle a mall house on Rattenbury etreet west, together with lot no. 090, being * quarter afire, 'Apply to E. BUTT, or NEW ptc,A Office Clinton. Cottage tor Sale, The cottage on Orarge St, adjoining the property of subscriber is offered for Bale on reasonable terrain C. SEARLE. Also a couple good brick etoree. House for Sale. Shbacriber offers for sale hle house and threenituutehoheneicre of land on miry - St, Fruit trees, good hard etea safe Wittge: also etabie. Will be acid en retitle:inner e tenets GEO. D VIS. se ' Mouse and Lot tor Sale. -a stalwart, healthy, vigorous, broad - shouldered man, - or a little, puny. measly, no 'count weakminded dude 2 If you want to be a man, strong like a man, with hair" on your face. brains In your head and muscles hi yew limbs, you just let those cigarettes alone. ,H you want to be a thing, pttied. by your folks, despised by the girls, and held in contempt by the fel- lows, keep right on whisking awl end your days in the insane asylum. „. One of our good farmers was tell- iog on the streets yesterday a oonver- sation be chanced to hear betWeen young boy in his teens and a Christian Scientist, It . appears the Scientist came Across a sinail boy Silting under LI) auple doubled up with pant, "My 'little Man," he said, "what is the mat- ter r' "I ate some green applee," moaned, the boy, 4'ant!, ob, how I ache !" "You don't ache," answered the follower of Mrs. Eddy 1 "you only ' think so. the boy looked up in astonishnient at such statement, and then repiied Ina mostpositive manner; nThatts ail right,- hou may think so, but l've got inside information." For sole, -the comfortable fraroe house on the /tomer of liattenbary and Region Stse present oottupied byter. Geo, For particulars apply to W, G, DOHERTY,. Obluton, - • House for Sale . ". Th e large cottage on Queen street. be- • longing to the estate of the late E. nOlnlea 18 Qffered for tittle, The lot es one-half acre, with bearing fruit trees, hard and mit water, A bargain. APPlY at NEW ERA office. • YOUR PAINFUL CORN. • What i wants is the soothing Atten- tion of Putnam's Ohre Extractor,whicli lifts out the very _root and branch in short order, No pain, no after effect, just clean., wholesome cure, that's Put- nanth, Albert'Foster, formerly of•Leainitig- . fen but new e resident of Dettoit, who hes eold the Foster dime ite Cobalt to it syndicate' for $750,000 went to Cobalt before many diecoveties NVe!'e made, and while prospecting he accidentally dislodged a piece of ..rnoes will:his vvalk in g- s tiek. " Ile no tieed -something • shininglerieath, And upon. investiga- tion found he hal struck a, hugg,et of silver. 'He finished prospecting ointhe property, and then seemed it from' the G.overnmente It is to date .one of the richestinines discovered in the Cobalt, distrist, The property coneists of *forty acres, thireeen ,of which are ondee waeer; • • . • THE ST'OIVIA011 ALONE. You can% eure ' Catarrh by dosing the stomach. The disease is in the the throet. nose and bronchial tubes. Inhale Catarrhozoneto the spot where the disease really is, nit clears away heel secretions, .stops discharges at once, purities and heals the pitssages. literailk:annilidates:every trace of cat- arrh. Nothing else is so direct and cer: tan asneatarrhozotie. Resulth guaran- teed. Two sizes, 25c and $1 at all deal- ers,. :Canada's customs revenue is soaring- thaneenhaialleIledefate,. and it would seem es though tee recenstinewitit 1 source Would- total $50.000,000 At the end of the.year. For the monthentled Sept. 30, the receipts from cuittomg weee $4,657,412,:as compered with 58, 0141,015 for the same Month of last year: For the.. past three months the customs revenue aggregated 90.2,83:0,43, a gain of S1,500,073 .over the first meaner of the peetribes fiscathear. . . • I3eginn init. Oct 10th Southern Pacific • will make a twenty-five per cent . re- ' duction in its tariff en commodities') ehipped under refrigeration., iiis.601mommagookiira.421•••www, Mouse for Sale. • A corafOrtable frame house on;Mill St., containing 3 bedrooms, sitting room, pan- try woodshed, good Getter, hard snd .soft water. One•quarter sere lot. Will be sold cbeip, Apply W ERA Office, or pd1$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton. House for 'Sale. 1 Large frame house on Wellington, Se, Clinton, lately °templed Ly F. 0, Aficook, 7 rooms and pantnes, end woodshed, good • stone cellar, 144 acre of land, hard and soft water. A splendid chance fOr eerson wanting good house. .Apnly to MRS ALLCOCK, Clinton, (at Mrs. Meg- grioges) or Mrs, Chichey's, lease St, • • Good ifOtise for Sale. • Subscriber offeriefor sale his large and comfortable fraose house on Anion Street. Midi:louse has every convenieriee for ord,n- thy tataily. Good cellar. hard moo soft., water on the lot; three-quartere-of-a.n.aore of land; . bearing fruit trees, aim good stable. Willbe mid on reasonable terms. . KEN Clinton, Mott 80th, 'llonSe awl 149t. 19r Sale, Sununerhili. • • A smelt frame house, containing 3 rooms back •Iiitchen and woodshed, also cellar. One-eighth of sr acre of land, with bettring froit trees. Convenient plaoe for laboring nein. Also stable, will be sold cheek,. Near bah Post Offiee anciSOF6O11:-' - 4i • E. JORDAN. :•Residence for . In the Mrs, T. C. Pioloird offers for sale her Iwo storey briek• house, which has slate • roof, cellar fah size ot home, furnace.' hard and sett weter in house, One-half sore Of land,- with plum trees, cherry freest, Were herb tneill_ennete, feehheone oa premise. A.183 ale tit -tarter bore lets lionen Pride -1:500n • Apply lo. W. PiCKARD, Hohnesville, or MRS. T .0. PICK&RD, • • Pablio Library, London,: • Ivan Morrow, an Oran geville boy, fell out of bed and broke his collar bone. The Supreme Court has allowed the • Halifax election appeals, and the trials will proceed. Mrs. lckler, of Wiartoie while in a delirions stateontempted iinstlecessful- ly to drown hei self In the bey. IF your flour doesn't act I right whom do -you blame? The grocer? He didn't make it. The tra- velling shlesatan told him it was good and somebody else . told the salesnian.- When you buy Royal Household Flour Joe your protection comes from US: We make it, know its goodness and. guarantee it to both you and the grocer. It is always sold under.. our name and trademark, so you- cannot go • wrong. Ask your grocer for Royal Household Flour. It's the key to better living., Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., tid. MONTREAL "OglivIes /look for it Cook," tons table the pages of extellent retipes, some never tsublished before. Your wrooercati tell you how to get it VREIte are offered for sale. This is the Again pas - tare land, without exception, in this neighborhood. For particulars enquire in the Ant piece by mail. Jens RAsseono, 13ox 586, isoodon. Choice Land for sale. Subscriber Ohm tor sale the 20 scree on the'Dayfield Road, Gocierich Tp„ at pre- sent ()coupled by him, and huowie se the Plewee farro, Good frame house, stone cellar, barn 86x70, weal oement wall 9 feete high; good bearing orchard, plenty of water. JAMES Poultry Plant to Rent, The Poultry ittrit at Holmeaville offered to rent. House, stable, poultry. house, feeding pen, incubator house, cola etoritge and ice house, inoithetors, brooder'', and feeding cristee, all in first.blatet enitehe OnINTON R1DOUT HALE CiONVETANCEIV4 001111tHSIONElisi Real Estate and ;femme° .gent Money to loan " 00. HATA JOEIN BIDODT Dm Gunn tic Guon. Dr. W. Gunn, it.B. 1',L. XL V. fil,, .1. Nisbet taunts, M. 11., C. 5, England, lt. C, 1'., Leaden. Oftice-Ontario Street, ClintOn. Ni&ht calls sit front door of officer resideece, natteeburee Street, DR. d. W. SHAW. Abet notteuPraTostoTitNo'etlatjuRdClliral*esidents 0* tario St., opposite ltrogiieb enureb, fornterly00 q. LFORD, ate. Ann Beilevue, Ottnied !Dv Pr. AP..P.latoc, t0inton Ont. de .08. C. W. THOPAPsOlv Quebec. . 'Physician, Surgeon, 1511);.' epeciai attention given to diseatee of the ••, Ittre, Iter, Throes and Nose. -Attert Stre°egitlelnodoltites riTlioerntheti. otlitatiestiniury Farm tor Sale. Subscriber Were for sale hie farm of 103 sores, betng lot 31, 3rd cen. H, R. B. Taok- ertirotth. All gleaned and under oultivat, ion except 3 acrea ; all but 18 acres in grant Frame house, blink barn, hay barn, and othet outbuildings. Iheering orchard. Good wster. Sohoolhouse on the premises, 6 miles to Seaferth ; less than 5 to Clinton, g net -vet ORICH, Clinton, Farm tor Sale. Subscriber offere for sale his farm of 100 acres, being lot 24,.0on. 2n4, Eitenley, An cleared but 10 aores. Brick hottee, bank barn 40x80. cement silo, 14x80; one eared orchard and small haits,,2 never - ling wells. Driving house, pig pen, hen bootie. Five miles kfrom Clinton and three •from brucefield, on good gravel roads." . ALBERT NOTT, Clinton P. 0, Choice Farm tor Sale • _Subscriber offers for nate his•splendid farm et 96 acres on the Bast Line, being north part of lot' 2, Maitland Block, Hallett Good brick house, barn and all necessary, outbnildings; 35 acres bash; farm well 'wa- tered and in good condition. 2 miles from Auburn, and one mile from the proposed C.P.A. station. JOHN SPRUNG, Au • burn P.O. Farm to Rent. Being tot 12, on the Maitland Con., of the ToVuship of Colborne, 9 1-2 miles from Goderich, and 7 miles from Clinton The tarns conteins 120 acres, 105 acres of which are in' miltivaiion, the balance hard wood buske one acre of. good bearing orchard, good buileiege and out-hauses, an etands ance of good spring water, Wi1I be rented on reaeortable tering. Apply,to A. E. ALLIN, Gowland Lake, Sash Farm for Sale. ' Two hundred and thirty-five acres, situ- ated on Hayfield Road, Goderick Tp., three. quarters -of -a -mile from Clinton. Soil in excellent condition, having been all under grim -forsfiveeyearse enlendid grain ohnhhthe land, well drained. .Five sores hardwood bush and excellent orchard. One barn, 52x74, With EirOrle stabling for 12 horses • and 85 cattle; one barn 332 54, with silo and stabling for 17 cattle. Large imple- ment house and pig pen; power and pump- ing windmills; large frame house; two good svelte and :sinning water at rest of term 'Apply to MRS.. ALEX, gt 111tER EN, Clinten P.O., or Id 26, .Con 2, Stanley. . • Farm tor Sale. Proprietor offers for sale his farm on the Maitland Con. Goderich Township, , Lots 77 and 78, Diluted. 1 1-2 ranee tree/ villsge of Holatesvilte, chulch and school. The farm contains 238 acres of choice lard, a good frame hones, and bank bare, 5 acres of orchard and 30 acres of good maple beehland. The ferns is traversed by a run- ning brook. This fereethvill he sold in: a block in in parts. Apply to ALEX HA C OUR, Holmesvide. Farm tor Sale, or to Alent. Being lot 20,i0on. 2, Tackerstnith containing 100 acres; good brick- house. with cellar, two good barns, atone Stabling undoriseath;iarge hen honseand implement shed, 5 acres herawood blush and 2 acres of first-cslass orchard. This farm is situa- ted in the very beet locality in tt e eounty, convenient to church and schools, 6 miles from Seittorth and 5 from Mete, with good gravel roads. It is -in first-olass eon. dition. and will be sold cheap and on rea- sonable terms, or will be rented,Its propel - etch is going west. Apply on the pretence Otto LEVI SONG Clinton. . • Waked. A reliable resident agent for Clinton and yicinity for Fall and Winter months, to ath Erne Treee, Smell Fruit Bushels, Ornamental Train Flowering f3hrubt, ete All supplies furnished free. Terms liber- al. We consider this egenoy one of the Ibest on oar list and good money CAD be made out ofit. Agents wiil have ovtr 800 acres Grandee steel( 10 drat,' upon. Every.. thing we ship bt ;titanium/el. APPIY icr fun oracular% in writing or newton, to ' PELHAM NURSERY (10, GOoderheIn Bending, Toronto, Oat, Thoro kull tor Saie The tube:niter offers for gide I thoroagh bred Bull, aged one y elite roan in color, tilted by Spell's- Imported Short-I:fora ADAM, WEIR, lot 20, con. 4, Hallett, Ruh ibr Service. 'The undtkeigned will keep foe tervice the Amerinan and Canadian registered Hereford btills Proed Doke and Doneld 'I'erras $1,501 Also young Here- ford Willa of the best breeding, Will be sold heap, VARNHA,M, Lot 11, On. I Hallett, Constance PO, Gt, NC Nanning Smith, N. 131,1R9lEON., OFFICE..-klaui.litieet,:PeYtield, formerly'. occupied by Dr, Pallisten 10.11./INON DENTIST (Successor to Dr, Holmes.) Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work. ' Graduate of the Royal.SCollege of Dentta Sur. • geons of Ontario, • lal m oLgatelnutte of University of Toronto Den, Graduate,of Chicago College of Dental Suret;ter Chicago. • Will visit Bayteld swore' )vi�ndar - - • 1)ILH. FOWLER, DENTIST. Offices over O'NEIL'S etorte Special care taken to make dents t•to raent as minima as potable. W 1 1 Auburn every_ Monday. • . r Miscellaneous. TABMS eiilarBELL, NONDESSOBO, SSIJER OF MARRIAGE LIcsiblilin No witnesses to:mired . Money Private fundI to loan at 4M,per cent and UP. wards 'W.NitYDONE. GEORGE ELLIOTT, emuuTeN., .Licensed Aucti,oneer.. Farm sales a Specialty. • . : Ws REASONABLE. Orders left at the NEW, promptly attended t�, • . THOMAS GUNDR • Live stock and general Auctioneer, GODERICI-P, ONT Farm stook sales a specialty. Orders len AZ. New Eu,. office, Clinton, promptly attended to. Tering reasonable. Fat mers' sale notes discounted, • NIAREIAG:E71.4ICENSikS ISSUED.EY J. B. Rumhall, Clinton. J. P. TisDALL. BANEEtt, 0LI'Iu.N,ONT Private funds to loan • on • mortgagee we best aliment rates General Banking •Maniere ' r insseted,51 Intermit allowed on aepoeite. Sete notes bought G. . MoTeggarti McTaggart 13tos*:. • BANNERS ALBERT ST , CLINTON, ‘enerat thinking Busbies* transacted NOTES DISCOUNPED • Drafts leaned.. Intereat allowed ots depoitits, The. AcKilloff-itlituall • Fire Insurance Co. Perna and isolated Town Pstopv• erty raniy Inahred. OnFiChRS. • • McLean, President, Eippen; That Eraser'Vice-pres., Biticefield;-, Thos. ,M Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth: DIRECTORS. • Jas. Cohnelly, Porter's aid; John Watt, tharlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M. Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evens, Beetle. wean; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Bea. • newels, Brodhagen. „ Each Ditector is inspector of lositsfire his own locality. AGENTS. Rd%Smith, Harlock; Ed.' Hinchley, Seaforth; James Cummitig, Egmond J , We Yea, Hohnesville 114111111,011 11011Peall • tine. Steamers Menne Hamilton 4.30 ann. Toronto at 4.80 p In. Tnesdays an& Thursdays, athl thiturtleye, for Bay of Qulote. ports, 1000, IssIttodo. Montreal, and Intermediate points.. Toronto and Montreal Lille. Commending June 2, steamers leave Toronto 3,80 p.m. Daily except Sun- days, from July lst. Daily for 1toeho ester, 1000 leloodo, Rapids, St; ttintriorteenpgototsM:Intrenit a" Intel.* wrio loter psi to B. a ExcaAtit ,os.r Western PasseugertAgent. ,Torouter, •