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SICK WOMEN
IVIADE WELL
Thousands Foul. tlio Way Back
to linal.th Throush Iterrozone.
No !wed for so many sick girls and
womeri E. J. Hanneamd, a. Liverpool corn -
Their ills are Curable if they give Mission merchant, discusses the Cana.
them tapper treatment. dian apple trade. Apples are the great
Nutrition must be supplied, blood fruit crop Of this country, and. they ,
must be enriched, nerves strengthened tire the crop .in svhich is shown the
'g
agement. They are grown without
sense, shipped. without sense,solci with-
out sense, and the consequent loss is a
reproach to everyone wnohas any con-
nection with the bidustry.
One has only to go through the
apple districts to realize the full truth
of the charges made against the Cana.
dam apple growers and handlers There
he will see thousands. of barrens of the
mad additional power given to diges- -,poorest bustness methods and the i
tion. reatest waste on account of bad man-
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
ItiAD METHODS RUIN APPUI
TRADE
A Liverpool Commission Mer.
chant's Tart Talk on Canada's
Mismanagement.
• Verrozone does thie and more; it
I cures such cases as Mrs, N. E. Pea-
body, of Trenton. She was a wreck, ,
never thought medicine was made
Shat eou'd restore her, yet Ferrozone
was 9t1c:,•essful i _
Among ner troublea were :
Heintaches, Weariness,
, Nervousness, Weaknees,
' P 1 itation Loss of flesh, js
1 yr. 6mo. ihno. lmo
$7500 54000 52500 5850
40 00 25 00 15 00 600
25 00 15 00 af)0 250
1F00 10 00 550 200
600 350 200 120
• EgOBT. 11.0LMES,
tor and Proprietor
The gfinton
CLINTON, ONT., OCR 26. 1906
IDizzy spells, Poor appetite. fruit rotting on the ground. This
rhe Conference of Premiers
During the past week the. nine
Premiers of the Canadian Provinces,
have been in Ottawa considering mat-
ters affecting their interests. Though
• there was not unanimity on all mat-
ters, the Conference was productive of
• good. It is something that the prem-
.. , lees of all the provinces of the Domie-
c.n met at the same table, not merely
as party leaders, hut as trustees of the
w hole Canadian people. It will broad-
en the outlook of the public men of
the various provinces if they are more
fr equently brought into contact with
one another, and the decision to ulnae
surely disgraceful, but when you con.
HER STATEMENT. ieider that in the very next provincaor
"I was stricken with nervous disease perhaps even in the more distant coun-
Vi lent s of the same province, people are
heedeallee made life a torture. I was
.so nervous and weak I could soarcetV
walla Work was impossible. I
couldn't eat or digeit anything. When
completely wrecked Ferrozone restor-
eddm pie. Today I :Avigorous arid
strong and well."
If you lack power of either mind or
body ites-an evidence you need Ferro -
zone, •
If you have nervous spells, feeling of
weakness in the limbs, tiredness in the
morning, you ere sure of cure with
Ferrozone.
Think. of it, Ferrozone gives back
the energy of youth, restores vital
stamina and creates m saeplus of vigor
simply because it supplies the colleen •
trated nourishment your system needs.
50c per box or sat for *2.50 at dealers.
h he rt and stomach. 0 t e
going hungry for them, it becomes
nothing less than a national disgrace.
Then consider the shipping part of
process. Canadians export less than
one tenth of their apple crop, and of
what they do export, fully one half ar-
rives on the other side in sueh a condi-
tion that the fruit is absolutely unfit to
sell. There are more or less efficient
cold storage arragements on the ocean
liners, but the harm is done before tbe
apples reach the ships. A. very large
amount of the apples exported are
spoiled before they reach the ships at
all. They are damaged either by heat
or cold before they are pet in storage.
Most of the fruit is lost in this way.
There is else dgreat deal Of harin done
by bad packing: This, in turn, is due
to the Ivor methods of buying often
employed, which is for a dealer to go
had en orchard, and pay 'down a lump
sum for the crop. before the apples are
in condition to be picked. Then a hen
picking time comes the dealer, not tel
lose anything, sends to Europe , fruit
which be fitter for the evaporating
machine. It is all a story of too great
hurry to Ott rid of the crop and the de-
sire to make the small sum of money
noweatter than the much bigger sum
in the long run.
•
ONE OF THE SADDEST STORIES
the inter -provincial conference an an-
•,;• • num' affair should help to remove mal.
e adjustments in the workin,g. of our
a federal system of government. One
reeolution adopted unanimously does
credit to the aroad Canadianism of the
e delegates. They will recommend their
vespectiee legislatures •to abolish the
:... taxes on commercial a avellers, which
are an interference with inter-proyin
, cial trade contrary to the spirit, if not
, . the letter, of the Confederation act.
,
- . Eight of the nine premiere were
agreed upon the financial demands to
e • be made of the Federal Government.
' The dissentient was Premise. McBride,
of British Columbia. who mule out a.
• Plain • Speaking,
The following from the T'orontoNews
is certainly timely: - There Seems tote
an epidemic of ccimmanchrient-breek-
ing in eliese days, Lying .and stealing
have become the accomplishments. of
men holding positions of unquestioned
eminence. Indeed, one is embarrassed
at times 'with the klea that the acaorn-
plishtnenes themselves , have -become
respectable The oli dispensation alley
have pasted away in a sense, but, even -
so, the financiers, politicians and tens -
tees of this country, woald •find real
benefit by applying themselves with
diligence for a year to the Law and
the :Prophets. They will not find the
rinci als of High Fibance there, and
strong case for special trentinent, be-
. .
cause of the peculiar physical features
and enormous area of that province,.
which nade the adequate develop.
i•••
_anent OI ifS level:can a heavy burden
fur its small population. 'The pre.
. .miers of 'the other provinces recegniz..
ed the exceptional position of British.
Columbia, and agreed to Join in .esk-
ing that its federal allowance ,be '61007
000 per year, in addition to that r pro-
vided forby the ne:v sca,16 of enbsidies,
Premier McBride Would -not con-
sent to this, aud British Columbia will
negotiate independeli tl y with the
federal authorities. Stale ttdr have
made no proneses to any --of the
provinces. Their demands involve. an
a,ddition of about three million dol-
lars to the present allowande,s. TTnless
they are all e greed upon the terme,
which each province shall enjoy, the
Fedei al Government will not be. Able
to procurethenecess irrimperial leg-
islation.
CURES
Dyspepsia, 1)0118,
Headache.%
ConstiPatION
Loss of Appetite.
Salt Rheum, 0.
Erysipelas, ,
Scrofula,
aildp troubleS
arising from the
Stomaeh, Liver,
13owels or Blood.
Mrs. A. Lethangne,
o 13allyduff, Ont.,
writes: "I believe
would have been in
my grave long ago
had it not been for
Burdock Blood Bit.
tors. I was run down
to such an extent
that I could scarce-
ly move about the
house. I was subject
to severe headaches,
backaches and dizzi-
ness; my appetite
was gone and, I was
unable PI do my
housework." After
using two bottles of
B. B. B. I found ray
health fully restored.
warmlyrecommend
it to all tired and
worn out women."
POR SALE or TO RENT,
For Sale or to Rent
three.quarter-of-anAgre of lend on Mary Choice Land for Sale.
For Sale
.A. two-shiry building, in old briok block t Lot 15, Coe, 18, Hullett, (150 acres) is
occupied by Richard Baker,- Apply
JOSE Me GARNA. ob off ei de forgiven
Bts theleoctiolooer orte rent, oPuorerseepeotioynestr0.
hrtioulare apply to W )311YDONB
Clinton. ,
Cottage tor Sale.. \
F S 1
arms or a e
The cottage on Orange 81• ndj°114Dg the ,..bout 850 acres tarok -olio lend, situated
property of subscriber is offered for gale on on the 4th and 5111 conceesione ot
rase:Nubble terMe. W. C. SEARLE. are offered for sole. This is the finest pee -
Also a couple of good adds storm, e
neighborhood.- For pertionlars enquire in
the fleet place by Jens Rerieeinue
Rouse for Sale. Box 586, Landon:
land.'th t exception,thie
Subscriber diem for sale his house and
• St. Fruit trees good hard and soft water
*leo stable, Will be mid on reagonala
tome. GEO, DAVIS.
• House and Lot for e.
Doukhorois Doing Well, Modern
• in Their Ideas
Peter Verigen,the Doukhobor leader
who has directed. the progress of the
Doukhoborsein -their several colonies
since their coming to Western Canada,
is to sail in about a week's- time for
London, whence he goes direct to the
land of his birth. If he succeeds in
reaching Moscow, he will confer with
Count Tolstoi, who. ha, watched the
progress'of the Doukhobors in Wes-
tern Canada with great interest, and
then he intends returning in the spring
of immigrants
son, from April 15 up to Oct 10, MO of.I House for Sale/ or 0 en •
out number were employed on con •
-
. Mr Yemen says ; Xhe pas se
struction work, and 75 teams, Every The frame house on Peewees lately
spare trorn our holdings was employed sale or to rent. Lot 1-8 of an acre; hard
on construction work. I do not thin
however, we will do any construction
work next summer, but will concen-
trate our energies on our holdings.
The following summer; however, we
expect to again do constrection woe,
-Fleet it was a cold,neglected of course
and catarrh developed. Nothing was
done, e and consumption followed.
Watch the little cold, keep it from
growing by using "Catarrhozone."
Nothing simpler than inhaling the
erne killing vapor of this grand rein -
they will. noe discover Script -vet war- edye•Colds audcatarrh flee as betorefire
rant foe "writing iip"'•stocksaahis plan, I
. . Evi3ry trace of throat and bronchial
or any other plea for making. a gooa.
showing in the report to the °overlie
mentis termed -by insurance inen"win-
dow .dressing." Why not use plain
terms?. It is conenion, ordinary lying,
and when Sttcha "window dressed': re-
port is sworn to, .it is perjury. The
whole trouble rests in the fact ehat
directors: managers, and high:muck-a-
mucks imagine that when John Smith
gives them ten dollars for elite keeping
A is their moneyeehey must re.arrange
their mental turniture sufficiently to
allow the entrance of •a new idea ; that
it is still Sinith's' money, An insurance
conipany has no More,rignt to "write
up" a security. to weer loss- than • a
farinee has to put stones in a . load . of
nay before it is ‘veilhed. hie not hon-
est,, end if clishiniest men are, to be • al-
lowed to handle trust funds; there. is
something wrong about the laws of
this country, and the sentiment of the
people. • . •
• How's This
Vs offer One Hundred Doi ars ree
weed for eny case at Catatrh that can.
notebe cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. wheat screenings fe
trouble. yieldstinmediately., Catarrao-
zone is scientific and absolutely. guar-
anteed for tareventing and curing cat-
arrh and kindred ills. Two sizes, ;
and $1,00 at all dealers.
*Weed Seed Invasion .
The farmers Of Ontario, who era •
anxious to.keep their land as free as
• possible from noxious - weeds, are .
ing some difticelty. in stemming the
• tide of 'invasion of weed seeds.: Their
means. ofgetting into the country are
:numerous- -and varied. The most re-
cently discovered channel. by Which
weed seeds are gaining rapid entrance
to this Province., le, according to the
evidence submitted recently ' by the
representatives of the Farmers' Insti
•tutes to the Dominion • Grain -Commis.
Mom the iinportaticin of western 'wheat
screenings to be ground .into meal for
(stook feed. The weed. -seeds are so
small that they are missed An the
grinding. and. will eventually he die-
triauted in large quantitiee over farms
on ivhich • Meet made from western
with a large party
For sale, the comfortable hems home
on the corner of Itattenbury and Raglan
Ste., at present ocsoupied by Mr,Geo. Rice.
Poe particulars apply to
WaG, DOHERTY, Clinton.
House for Sale
The largeecottagean Queen street, be.
longleg t� the emu, of the, lete E. Holines
is oflered for sale. The lot re one-half
acre, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA. offioe.
House for Sale.
• . --
A comfortable freinehonee on Mill St.,
containing bedrooms, sitting room, pan-
try woodshed, good cellar, hard end soft
water, One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold
cheep. Apply at NEW ERA. Office, or
pd1$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
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.Subooriber often tor sale the 20 acres on
the Beyfield Road Goderich Tp at pre.
sent occupied by him and known go the
Plewes farm. Good frame house, stone
cellar, barn 36:70, with cement wall 9 feet
bigb; good bearing orchard, plenty or water.
JAMES SMITH. Clinton.
Poultry Plant to Rent.
Tha Poultry plant at Holmesville is
offered to rent. Home, stable, poultry.
bouse, feeding pen, incubator house, cold
storage and ice house, incubators, brooders,
and feeding unities; all in firstalase condi.
tien. - F. 0, ELFORD,
Apn de Bellevue,
• ' , quebec.
Oot.: 1908
PROFESSIONAL
11H1 zloty BEATTIE;
Oleccessor to Air Jae fleett
B.SatRISTER. $01410r.r0R, dco.
CaINTO
Office -Elliott elloolafermerly CeeliPled
by Scott.
MONEY TO woo .
W. OUTDONE,
BARRISTER 1301401TOA NOTAE'r
ETC,
MINTON
I
RIDOUT.fig HALE
CONVEYANCERs, COHIdesSiONR140.
Real Eaten, and Insurance agent
;Honey to Icon
railway man available whom we could ocesepied be Mr. Jas. Walker, is offered for
and soft water, good cellar to house. For
particulars apply to W. WALKER, •
East St, Clinton.
"Thepest summer we have erecte
House for Sale.
'
at Verigen a $35,000 roller and flour Large fraraehouse on Wellington St.,
Clinton, lately occupied by F. 0. Alicook.
mill. We 'have two brick yards, and 7 rooms, and pantries, and wdodshed, good
we manufacture ' our own • cement stone cellar, 1.4 ECM, of land, hard and soft
blocks. These cement blocks 'have
given satisfaction to settlers outside water, A eplendid chance for a preen
of ourselves. We have constructed a wanting a good house. Apply toMRS ALLCOOE, Clinton, at Km Mog-
spur track ourselves to the heck yard
at Verigen. and this has, proved a'
great convenience. Work on a 50,000
bushel elevator ,will be commenced
'• soon. .
"We have at present telephone con-
nection with Swan River, and the
work cf connecting all our villages
with the system is now in progress.
We also intend installing electric light
planth in seyeral•of our villages. We
had intended using kerosene, but
we think electricity less expensive and
far more .convenient.
'Forty or fifty schools are •to be
erected where the young of our set-
tlement will receive English educe -
teens. Already five or six schools are
operatinge but we intend employing
female teachers exclusively, as we the Rown of Goderich. The place has every
think the scholars will beeome more convenience, and is especially well located
attached to female than to male in- for a boarding house. and le at present
F,J. CHENEY & Co.,Toledo, 0, I- It is claimed that bran, shorts, and
We, the undersigned,ha.ve known F. mated chop 'made from western wheat
.1. Cheney' for the' last 15...years, ._ and are ell badly adulterated with mustard
believe bine perfectly bon c table. in all and false flax seede, and • where worrn.
business transactions and . finuncially seed mustard, • which is a new weed. in .
able -to earry•.outeiny obligations made ' Ontario, is present,swine • will not eat
ey his Orme ., ' , . • .. ..• ,. •• . the. lineal. The seriousnees'of the zit-
WALDING, KINNAN St ./et•
.aaaal, nation will be appreciated by every 111'
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.tellig'ent farmer in the country. NO
•
'Hall's' Catarrh, Cure is taken intern- one can afford to allow noxione 'weeds
ally,acting direetly Upon the blood and to get into his land; as the costof eyed-
mucou ; surfaces of the system. Testi- icating them is enormous. Weeds in
pionials Sr.!, I t, free Price 75c -per buttle the wheat fields of • the west are not
Sold by ail •dreggsts ' • • . . • only becoming a serious peat to wheat
Take Hall's Family. Pills for censtiPa growers,. but threaten. to 'become a
. nierntee to.farmers who in other parts
alf,•
An election that will be watched
with interest is that of Hob. Mr. Fielo.,
ing. and Prof. Wildon, in Shelbourne,
and Queen's, N. S. The papers say
that some of the Conservatives were
strongly opposed to putting 'up a can-
didate. ' Be that as it may, both are in
the field, both are men of strong per-
sonality and prominent standing arid
both are men of ability. Prof. Wildon
has been in paIliament before, though
not for eome years. The contest is be-
tween two politieal giants, and. While
.it is hardly likely that Mr. Melding
will be defeated, there is • ne telling
what the result may be. The election
t tkes place on the 31st.
rv
.4 or that
andru
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CUB, aAr..n, ars= Brow.;
Farm tor Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his ferni of 103
acres, being lot 81, 3rd eon. H. R. S. Tuck-
ersmith. All cleaned and under cultivat-
ion except 3 acres ;all but 18 mores in grass
Frame house, bank barn, hay barn, and
other outbuildings. Bearing orchard.
Good water. Schoolhouse on the premises.
6 miles to Searerth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, poi esel '
WRITct elute ()RICH, Clinton.
•
Farm tor Sale.
ihouse. Five s 01 nton and three
m i l el •i v-fi2nre. 24, Con.
:he,
Subscriber, offers for sale hie farm of
100 acres, being lot Con. 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared bet 0 :a Brink house,
bank barn 40180. co lat silo, 14x3(); one
acre of orchard end 11 fruite, 2 never
ling wells. Dr use, pig pen, hen
from farms:field, on good gravel roads.
ALBERT NOTT,
Clinton
Medial•
Drs., Gunn & Gunns
nr.W. Ennui, L. R. C. P.. L. E. C. S..• Eden
In% J.1111044 Q11111111, DI. B. C. S. Eliglands
C. P., .
Oftice--Ontario Street,Olinton. Night calls ate
front door of office or residence. Rattenber7
Street. •
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, StraelBOX •
Aram:1hour eta, ogles and residence Oe .,
torte Ste oppoeite English church, formerly ots
envied ta• Dr. Appleton, (Vinton Ont.
DR. Qs W. ThOMPSON
physician, surgeon, xca.
1 special attintion given te fliseenes of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and !rose.
Ogle° and N.esidence-
Albert street.e Blocks North or Raeteabeem .
G. W. Manning Smith, M. D.,,C.M .
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON. . .
orricz-Inetit street, Beyfield, formerly -
occupied by Ds. Pallister;
•
Choice Farm tor Sale
Subscriber offere for sale his splendid
farm of 96 acres on the Base Line, being
griogee) °Matey a Isaac St. north part of lot 2, Maitland Block, Elul et
Good briok house, barn and all nemesary
. Good House for Sale.
•
Subscriber offers for sale his large and
comfortable frame house on Albert Street.
h ever convenience for orcane
outbuildings; 35 acres bash; farm well wa-
tered end in good condition. 2 mites from
Auburn, and one mile trom the propmed
C.P.R. station.. JOHN SPRUNG. Au-
burn P.O. '
ary temily. Good cellar; hard and soft Farm for Sale.
Water on the lot; three -quarters -of -an acre •
of •land; bearing fruit Arms, also good
stable, Will be Sold on reasonable terms.
House for Lale
The amen:maim and well -situated hone
known as °Lakeview" on Elgin avenue, in
of-Oanada feed theaground-wheat_
screenings from western elevators to. it is known that last year accounts to
• taeir live stock. - Globe. oyer 0200,000 were handled. The in-
terview with' Hon Mr Oliver will have
velation to the lands claimed y
' 'd b the
Many men.givelavishly of gold,
To build bridgesand castles awl towers buS
of old ;
If you want everlasting fame, a bene -
structors. Our schools will hardly be
ready for opening until I return in the
spring. On Sunday these schools will
be used as places where we. will wor-
ship our own faith. •
"The twenty- wo villages.of which
Verigen ' centre are. connected
by graded roads, built by ourselves.
"Harvesting has 'been considerably
delayed by the absence of-athe men
on construction work, but now that
they are released farming operatioias
will be rushed. The yield from what
• has already • been threshed, has proven
very satiefaetory," ' •
Verigen will confer with the
minister ofthe.interior. Verigen will
he accompanied east by his interpreter
Simon Relbin; •Paul Plandin and ',John
Alarhortoff, the latter 98 years old.
The necessity of having a secretary
and interpreter, the double capacity
of which is performed by Shnon Rel -
bin will be reality understood when
doing a geod busmen in in this line. Large
lot and a.nuenber of fruit Weep. Possession
can begiyen 1st of Jan, next. Apply at
premises. or • by letter to IVES. E. Ka-
VOWELL, Lakeview, Goderioh. p
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THE YOU rws COMPANION. len''
141 Berkeley Street, • Boseort,Mass
.1 AP 1liMiGBANTS •
Arrangement Being Made With Tit e Latest.
Canada to get Large Land Grant. The night ofaver tonna the old farm-
.
,id('1 sitting .011 Or eta a of a Vacant
"IV:liana' for tiny one'!" asked the
several japauem have. beep vistg,
community near Borden, Sask.,
• ivhich have been occupied by squat- I
tore. '' •
I
• , 'It is said that King Edward spends'a
great deal on tips every year, his recent
• visit to the Kaiser costing him. nearly
ten thousand dollars. That's just a.
little more- than it -costs people who
visit King Edward at Toronto.
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,Houscand Lot for Salei
—TirrSummerhili.
A smelt franie house, containinearoonie
beck kitchen and woodshed, , also cellar.
One-eighth a an acre of land, with bearing
Erna trees. . Convenient place for laboring
man: • Also stable, will bes eold cheep..
• Near boar Poet Office and School.
•41 E. JORDAN.
- (ale:re:air, . •
e a confident, 'hope(ul and rollicking
st give. your "old grouchy" the go-hy..
for fair;
1)(81'1. 81111:: .•
•
-Joe (Ione in Judge.
•
,ssassamiaalasamelmeasd.
Residence tor Sale.
In the Tillage of Holmesville. •
• Mrs. T. C. Pickard offers for pale her
two sterey brick bowie, which has date
roof, cellar full eizeof house, furnace, bard
&nitwit water In house. One-half acre Of
land, with plum trei e, cherry. trees, berry
bum
shes, etc., able on premisee. Aleo six
quarter sere lots nese house. •Price $1500.
Apply to W. PICKARD, Holmesville, or
MSS, T C. PICEARD,
Publics Librarea London,
•
h:wo hundred and tbirty-five acres,
sitn-
ated on Bayeeld Road, Goderma Tp., three-
quertereef-a-mile from Clinton; • Soil in
•excellent Condition, having been all under
.grass for five rare; splendid grain or grass
lend, Well drained. • Five acres hardwood
•bueh end excellent orchard. One barn,
52x74, with stone stabling for 12. homes
and 86 cattle; one barn. 38,54, :with ail°
and etabling for 1'7 matte. • Large imple-•
ment house and pig pent power and pump-
ing windmills; large frame house; two
goer' wells and inning water at rear of
[anti r ply te AIRS. ALEX, Al
-MeEn EN, !linter' P,O., or Lot 28, Coe
2, Bewley;
•
DR. F. R. AXON
• DENTIST -
(Sueceseor to Dr. Holmes.)
Specialist In Crown. and Bridge Wer.
Graduate of the Ronateenege of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario.
Honor graduate of Univereity of Toronto Den-
tal Department.
Graduate.of Chicago College of Dental Sergescr
Chicago.
• Will visit Bayfield every Montlay.
•• DX. H. FOWLER,
•
• DENTIST.
••
• Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special care taken to make dents tre
merit as painless as poiefible. W i
Auburn every alonday. •
Mr. Richard.J. Wright, one df Nap-
anee's most prominent citizens, is dead.
nout,e
C I raver ior the purpose•. of bringing e.,)tti vitt ediy pi TO Willg 11 Stra.W.
eareeeeeereeeeeeeeeee,ee i out a intinher of Japanese •agriettltu -
I 'see to settle the Irrigated lands,i"te the
There is one thirig that 'win . i -isbuth of the eitV. "Melt sel
cure it —Ayer's Hair Visfor. parchase 50;000 'or 100,000 acre's:Visa-lot-
rheettreontisiivist+
It , is a regular scalp -medicine. °octitie,lee,g•oti'lrhiat7)te' ofirLiel.ntivnifo°wrii
It qttickly destroys tie germs tel twiellamuliten-West are we'l accittatit-
ii)frti)afitifaterILI,nlixOptietertsiglotedslitieseind
The unhealthy scalp b e co mes. Inagctogtolfulkiano',e,111:aephi2tn5,41:7:11113
which cause this disease. the
healthy. The dandruff disap-
pears, had to disappear. A
healthy scalp means a great deal
to you—healthy hair, no dan-
druff,no pimples,no eruptions.
Tee best kind of it testirrionial.a.
"Sold for over elate Years."
stiao%17177172etrite",irmisr''.
eite Mmtutliotiztera Of"'
8ArSehAtILLA.
tiers
the back of the enterprise, althongh he
'is "c°mPal`ied• t'Y sevet'Al ()theilaPau" dollar bill a few minutes he would
ese, who, betiveen then', will lay the take it dowli to the arc light around
whole plan 'wave the 'Mikado in the
Milne; of obtaining from him the nec.. the corner and Wel: a pin through
aesetey finenebd 4issistance. Tbay striae each germ so I could see them ...with
there will be no trouble gi:tting all the my own eyes. 11 «34 been gone about
Japan tale necessary to einigrete toCata , halt an hoar, but I reckon it takee him
edit. In fact. et the present time Chtue ittli. 1 it MO 1 .I ' 1.1 '
e w n a cause ieni germs
1
oda is at treating considerableattention ' ;,-, , .,`",,,,d,,, „min il, eee
in that country owing to the large ":' '" ' "' - --- -•- 'ff
And the old farmer settled himself
quite tity of grain flour being sent there.
Tilt, Dotrunion Government•hasitiready comfortably to await the return of the
been appproached on the matter, and "selentist."--ttetroit'rribune,
it is said every essistence possible will
be granted the intending inunigrants.
or-
ficer suspi ciously.
l't' flJj(4ottllt1 Old man in con-
fidence. "1 am witi he for the steeliest
to get julelL"
"What set entbief"
'Why, the • one with my ten dollar
bill. He slapped me ou the naca and
told me that Oar be seventeen dinar-
ent crawling germs on every ten dollar
bill. lie said if I'd let Mar have a ten
• Royal
CHALK dust is fine and.
, white, but it won't
make good :bread; Fine,
wriite flour is all right as
far as it goes; but if it
- lacks nutrition its other
qualities amount to nothing .
as far as baking is
con-
cerned.
ousehold Flour
E r
is not only the finest and
ppreSt, of flours but also
the Most nutritious. .,It is
milled by a process which.
gives yon all of the nutri-
tious properties of the
wheat in the 'best form for
your use. You can get it
from your grocer.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co, Ltd.
111611TREAta
"Ogilvie's Peek, for a Cook," con-
tains tso pages o' excellent recipes,
tome fleece published before. Year
grocer cau tellyou how toget it
•
IVIiseplIaneous. '
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO.,_
1:181101t OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
• No witnesses reouired
•
Money
' Private funds tolofin at Otper cent and RP-
Wardp . W. BEYDONE. . .
•
• Farm tor Sale. •
Sere
rietor e sale his farm on the
,Maitland on. tia0 erlehaaTo-weelhireeleetee
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 milee morn villege
of liolineeville, _church and school. The
farm contains 238 sores of choice lane, ft
good frame house, and bank barn, 5 acres
of orchard and 30 acres of good maple
bcshland. The farm is traversed by a rum
ning brook.. • This farm will be sold in a.,
block or in parte. Applyto
• •• ALEX BACOUR, - . '
-• • Hsemesville. •
,
GEORGE ELILIOTT,
•ELINTON, ONT., °
Licensed Auctioneer.
Farm sales' a Specialty.
• :TERMS REASONABLE. •
Orders left at the NEW ;ERAIlwill..ba,
. • promptly attended to,
THOMAS •GUNOR
. Live stock and general Auctioneer,.
GODER101-11. ONT
Farm stock sales a specialty. Ordere left ate
NEW Ena mike, Clinton,_promptly attended. .
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale notes,
7
•
discounted, • •
alVtAltRIAGE—LIttNEEMer
ISSDED;BY ,
J. R, Rumballs Clinton
Aptes Wanted
FALL, WINTER
Highest price paid.
D. CANTELON,
()LINTON.
I
THERE 18 SOME REASON YOE THE tillEALIY.
' INCIWASED, ATVIINDANCK AT Mill •
TORONTO g- ON.
Recent students hare taken position11 at
salaries from 3110 per month to 41000 per.
year. Write to -day for handsome oath.
lege°. We can place you on the road to
sucees. Commenee new
W. J... ELLIOTT, Prin
corner 61'1414E43 and Atexander Ste •
Advance in
Sugar.
Although Sugar has ad-
vanced 4.0c per hundred
since the fruit season com-
menced, we are still sell-
ing too lbs.
Redpath's
Extra Standard
Granulated Sugar
.for'$4,60.
W. T. 0'41i:,
THE HUB GROCER.
J. P. TISIDA14..•
• BANKER,
CLINToN, ONT •
Privaee funds to loan on mortgagee ae
. beet current rates -
General Banking bunnies remand
;merest allowed on depeeits.
Sale notes bought • :
G. ID. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggata,
ISIcTaggart Bros.
BANKERS s.
ALBERT ST , CLINTON'
General Banking Business,
transacted '
NOTES DISCOUNTED
• Drafts issued. Interest allowed oa
deposite. •
The McKillop Mutuat•
Ft1Titei Insurance Co.
Farm nd Isolated Town''itrspir
e ty Only Insured.
•N, OFFICERS.
J. B. McLeana,Preeident, kippen; Then
Eraser'Vice-pr4, Bruoefieldp. Thos. 1E,
Hays, Secy. Treaie Seaford':
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt alarlock; G. Dale Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; .J. Dale,
Beeehe
wbore J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben-
i
neEwealcsh, Bpriorecichtaogrein.
s
inspector o lossestin.
his own locality.AGENTS. "
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, H'nchley
Seaforth; James Cummihg, gmonda
ville; j. W. Yeo, Holmesville
'anted
--
A reliable resident agent 1. r Olinton -find
vicinity for Fall and Winte months, *0
tell Fruit Trees, Small Fruit Bushes,
Ornamental Treece Flowering Shrubs, eto.
All supplim furnished free, Terms liber.
el. We consider, tibia egetoy one of the
best on otir list and gooa money can be
made coat of it. Agent* Will have over 60
acres Of el110100 stork to draw upon. Et to/ -
thing tre ship Is guaranteed. Apply for
fult partieuleas, In writing or person, to
PELHAM NURSERY 00,,
Gooderham Windbag, Toronto, Ont.
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yartims.".411.2111SurtirmlarAra. atlas.
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