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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
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Oct 2(I, 1000
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ROST, HOLMES,
Editor and Proprietor
The giinton f1e1/V Die
. • -CLINTON, ONT., ocw. 20, 1900
Conterence of Premiers
During the past week the .-nine
Frontiers of the Canadian Provinces,
have been in Ottawa considering mat-
ters affecting their -interests. Thongh.
there was not unanimity on all mat--
ters, the Conference was productive of
good. It is something that the prem-
iers of all the provinces of the Dornit-
en met at the same table; not inerely-
its
pertyleaders, but 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 equentlibrought into mutat% with-
•. one another, and the decision to make
the inter -provincial conference an an -
noel affair should help to remove nail.
adjustments in the working of .our
feelerel systeru of government. One
resolution adopted unanimously does
credit to the broad Canadianism of the
delegstes. They will recommend their
respective legislatures to abolish the
taxes on commercial t: avellers, *which
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are an interference with in ter -pro y i
cial trade contrary to the spirit, if not
the letter, of the Confederation act. -
Eight of the nine premiers were
agreed upon the financial demands to
be made of tue Federal Government.
The dissentient was Premiee McBride,
Of British Colannbia. who Int& out a
strong case for special t reat went,. be-
cause of the peculiar physical feat hies
. and enormous area of that province,
which made the adequate deyelop7.
Anent ot is leseurces a • heavy burden
for its small population. . The pre-:
mites of the other provincesrecogniz-
ed the exceptional position .of British.
Columbia, and agreed to join in ask-
ing that its federal allowance be 6100,-
000 per year, in addition to that pro-
vided for by the nem scale of subsidies.
Premier McBride would not • con-
sent to this, and British Columbia will
negotiate • in depe. y with the.
federal authorities. • The litter have
ntade no prom;ses to any of the
provinces. Their demands involve an'.
addition of about three million dol-
lars to the present allowances. Unless
14.1ey areall agreed upon the terms
which each province • shall enjoy, the
Fede t al Goveranab e
to procure the necess try imperial leg-
SICK WOMEN I
..IVIADE WELII., I
Thousauds Fund the Way Back
to Health Throup Fertozolie.
No 'seed for 80 many sick girls and
men
Their ills are curable if they give
them proper treatment.
Nuttition must be supplied, blood
'must be enriehedenerves strengthened
and additional power given to •dips-
Mofl.
n'errozone does this and 'more ; it
cures such cases as Mrs. N, E. Pea.
body, of Trenton. She was a, wreck, -
never thought medicine was made
that could restore her, yet k errozeme
was se ceessful
Among ner troubles were:
Headaches, Weariness,
Nervousness, Weakness,
Palpitation, Loss of flesh,
• Dizzy spells, Poor appetite.
HER S'RATEMENT.
"I was stricken with nervous disease
of the heart and stomach. Violent
headaches made life a toeture. 1 was
.so nervous and weak I could scarcely
walk. Work was impossible. I
couldn't eat or digest anything. When
completely wrecked Fetrozone restor.
ed me. To -day I am vigorous and
strong and well." •
• If yon lack power of either mind or
body it's an evidence you need Ferro• .
zone,
If you have nervous spells, feeling of
weakness in the limbs, tiredness in the
morning, you are sure of cure with
•Ferrozone, • „
Think of it, Ferrozone giVes back
the energy of youih, restores vital
stamina and creates 8. surplus of vigor
simply because it supplies the conceit •
trated nourishment your system needs.
50c per box or six for *2.50 at dealers.
islation.
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An election that will be watched
with interest is that of Hon. Mr;Fielue
ing.. and Prof. Wildon, in Shelburne,
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 and
both are men of ability. Prof.Wilden
has been in parliament .before, though
not for eorne years.The contest ie be-
tween two political giants, and while
is hardly likely that Mr. Fielding
will be defeated, there is no telling.
what the restilt may be.. The election
t ikes place on the 31st.' .
07 that
az. ruff'
4•6•4==wouramowziainatemlit
There is one thing that will
cure it —Ayer's Hair ViOr.
It is a regular scalp -medicine.
It quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unhealthy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff disap-
pears, had to disappear. A
healthy scalp meAas.a great deal
to you—healthy hair, no dari-
druff,no pimples,tto eruptions.
The boat kind of a testimonial -
"sold for over iiirtir yeariLo"
reestremoroturvevers000ttoniteme•
IWO S;i• Y. 0. Ayer 00., Lowell, Esse.
Also matufseturers or
SerSselititLA,
yer.s
• Plain Speaking,
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The following frorn the TortintoNews
is -certainly timely: - There seems to be
an epidemic of commandment -break.
ing in these.days; Lying and stealing
have become the accomplishments of
ine'n holding positions of unquestioned
entioence. ludeed, one is embarrassed
at times with the idea that the accone.
pliehments themselves have become
respectable The oil dispensation may
have passed away in a sense, but, even
so, the financiers. politicians and trus-
teesof this .,country, woald find. reel
.benefit lay applying themselves with.
diligence for a year to the Law and
the Prophet. 'They will not find the
principals of High Finance there, and.
they will not discover Scriptural .war.
rant for "writing hp" stocks.This plasm
or any other }elan for making' a 'semi
showing in the report the Govern-
nient is termed by insurance nien"win.
oow dressing." Why not use piaia
terms S' It is common, Orditiarylying,
.and'when such a "window dressed" re-
port is sworn to, it is.. periory. The
whole trouble rests in - the fact that
directors, •managers, and high muck -a-.
mucks imagine that when John Smith
im
gives theten 'dollars for sate keeping
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it is their money.They must re -arrange
their mental furniture sufficiently .to
allow the entrance of a new idea ;that
it is still Smith's money.An insurance
company has no more right: to "Write
up" a security . to cover loss than a
farmer hes to put stiines in a 'load of
hey beforeit is aveighed. • It is not hon-
est,' and if dishonest men are to be al --
lowed to handle trust funds, , thereis
something strong about : the • laws.. of
dila country, and the sentiment of the
people. •
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• • 'How's .rehis i
RAD METHODS RUN MTGE
TRADE
11.1.4.1.4•110.49
A Liverpool Conunissiou Mer.
ebant's Tart Talk. on Canada's
Mismanagement.
E. T. Haromorid, it Liverpool coM•
mission merchant, discusses the Cana-
dien apple. trade. Apples are the great
fruit crop of this country, and they
are the (mop in which is shown the
poorest holiness methods and the
greatest waste on accolnat of bad man-
agement. They are grown without
sense, shipped without sense,solcl with.
out sense, and the consequent less is a
reproach to everyone who has any con -
mutton with the nadnstry.
One has only to go through the
apple districts to realize the full truth
of the charges made against the Cana-
dian apple growers and handlers There
he will see thousands of barrel's of the
fruit rotting on the ground. This is
surely disgraceful, but when you con-
sider that in the very next province,or
perhaps even in the more distant coon -
ties of the same province, people are
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 Buell a condi-
tion that the fruit is absolutely unfit to
sell. There nee more or less efficient
cold storage arragements on the ocean
litters,. but the harm is done before the
appleareach the ithips. 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 pot in storage.
Most of the fruit is lost in this way.
There is also a greet deal of harin done
by bad, packing. This, in turn, is due
to tbe poor methods of buying often
ernployed, which is for a, dealer to go
into an orchard. and pay down a lump
sum for the ceop. before the apples are
in condition to be picked. 'Then when
picking time collies the dealer, not to
lose anything, sends to Europe fruit
which be titter for the evaporating
machine. It is all a etory of too great
hurry to get rid of the crop and thedee
sire to make the•stuall sum of money
novistather than the much bigger sum
in the long run. •
We offer One Hundred Dollars • re,
Ward for .any case et Catatrh thittcan••
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. .
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F.J. CHENEY & CoaTolecits 0.
We, the itedersigned,have known F.
J. Cheney for the .• last 15 years, . and
believe hint perfectly honcra,ble •• in all
- business transactions andfinancially
able to carry out' anylibliritioos made
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v his firm. • ' . . •
• .WALDINCe. KINNAN' & MARVIN',
• Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrhs Cure is taken intern-
elly,acting directly Noon the blood and
niticou: s.urftides.of tile system. Testi-
monials set t free Price 75c per bottle
'Sold by ad druggst$ e • .• • •
• Take „Hall's Fa mil y. ter co p's ti pa
• tion.
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THY,' YOU ra'S COMPANION.
Berkeley Street;• Bostint,Milee
IP 111111 GRANTS OM I Nq.
Arrangement Dein; Made .1Vit1i
Canada to get Large Land Grant.
Several Japanese have been visiting
Oalsetry for the plirpose of bringing
out a number of Japaneee agrieultur.
ists to settle the irrigated binds to the
sollth,of the. city. Their schsine is to
purchase 50,000 or 100,000 acres, and at
once go inter fanning* on an extensive
scale. The people who will he brought
bn theCanadianlVest are we'l negimint-
eil with farming ou irrigeted latids,and
the peonnoter expects to settle one
head of a family on each 25 acres, R.B.
Nagai:any; of Kioto, Japan, is really at
the back of the enterprise' although he
is iv:compeer ied by severalotherJapan.
ese, who, between them, will lay the
whole plan before the Mikado ,in the
hopes of obtaining froM him the nee.
essary thiamin) assenanee. They state
there will bo no trouble getting MI the
Japanese netessney to .emigrate to0an-
eche In fact. at the 'esent time Can-
ada is (titillating eonsidetable Alton lion
in that .country owing to the large
quantity of grain flour heing sent there,
The 'tom i on Govern m en t hoin already
been eppproached on tlie Matter, and
it is 'mid ewer assistance poseible wUl
he granted the intending immigrants,
ONE OF THE SADDEST STORIES
First it was a cold,neglec ted of course
and catarrh developed. Nothing was
done, and consumption • followed.
Watch the •little cold, keep it from
growing by using "Catarrhozone."
Nothing simpler than inhaling the
germ killing vapor of this grand rem-
edy. Colds and catarrh flee as before fire
Every trace of throat and bronchial
trouble yieldsimmediately. Catarrh°.
zone is scientific and absolutelyguar-
anteed for preventing and curing cat-
arrh and kindred ills. Two sizes, 25c
and $1.00 at .all dealers.
.Weed Seed Invasion
The farmers of Ontario, who are
anxious to keep their land as free as
possible from noxious weeds, are find-
ing somedifficulty in stetnming the
tide of invasion of weed seeds. Their
means of getting into the country are
numerous and varied. The most re-
cently discoveredchannel by which
iveed seeds are gaining rapid entrance
to this Province • . is, according to the
evidence submitted recently by the
representatives of the Farmers' /nett
tutes to the Dominion Graio Conunis-
sion, the importation of western wheat
screenings to be ground into meal for
stock feed. The weed Seeds . are so
wall' that, they are missed in. the
grinding. and will eventually be dis•
tributed in large•quantities over farina
on Which meat made 'from western.
wheat screenings is fed. •
• It is claimed that bran, shorts, and
mixed chola made from western wheat
are all badly adulterated with 'mustard
and false fax seeds, and where worm
seed mustard, which is a new weed in
Ontario, issiresenteetwine-will-not-eat-
the Meal. Ile Serfousnees of the sit -
nation will be appreciated by every in-
telligent fanner in the country. No
one can•afford to allow noxious weeds
to get into hieland,. as the cest of erad-
icating them is enorluous: :Weeds in
the wheat fields of the west are net
only becotning a serious pest to wheat
growers, but threaten to become 11
menace to farmers who in other parts
of Canada; feed the ground wheat
screenings 'from western elevators to
• their live stock. - Olpbe, •
Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and towers
of old ; • ' • •
If you want everlasting fame, a bene-
factor be, •
Give:the poor and needy Rocky Moun-
tain Tea, Ask your Droggist.
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DON'T .81,11-1k.
Whatever you do, If do It sou must,
Don't Sulk.
happy and healthy and. jolly and judt;
Don't sulk. ^.
Don71, grumble and mumble' and be out of
• gear • •
• Three hundred 6n1.1 stxty-dve days In the
'Whatever your fortune,- just be of good
d
cheer;
' Don't sulk.
If matters don't happen to thmble your
,way,. " '
'Don't' Sulk. '
Your plum tree will drop yoU a fruitage
Sonic day;
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• CURES
Dyspepsia, BOO,
Pimples,
Headaches,
ConStIpatien,
LOSS of Appetite,
Salt Rheum,
frysipelas,
Scrofula,
and all troubles
arising from the
Stomach, Liver,
Bowels or Blood.
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Mrs, A. LethengnI,
of Ballyduff,nt„,
writes; "I believe I I
would hove teen in
my grave long ago
bad it not been for
Burdock Blood Bite
rs. I WAS run down
t twit an extent
that 1 coutd wane-
ly move about the
house. I was subject
to severe headaches.
backaches and dint.
fleas; ray appetite
WAA gone and I Wall
unable to do Mi
housework. " After
using two bottles of
J3.11.13. I found my
health fully restored
it to alt tirod and
worn out women.
Doukhorors Doing Well, Modern
in Their Ideas
Peter Verigen,the Doukhobor leader
who has directed the progress of the
Doukhobors in 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 hawatched the
progress ofthe Doukhobors in Wes-
tern Canada with great interest, and
then he intends returning in the spring
with a large party of immigrants.
Mr Vermeil says : "The past sea-
son, from April 15 up to Oct 10, 200.• of
our number were ercployed • on con-
struction work, and 75 teams. Ei/ery
railwassman atiillable whom we could
spare from our holdings was employed
on construction work. I do not think
hpwerer, we will do any construction
work next summer, but wilt concen-
trate our energies on our holdings.
The following stunmer, however, we
expect to again do construction work.
"The past summer we haye erected
itt Verion a $:35,000 roller and flour
mill, We have two brick yards, • and
WC manufacture our own cement
blocks. Ihese cement blocks have
given satisfaction to settlers outside
of ourselves. We have Constructed a
spur track ourselves to the brick yard
at Verigen, and this has proved a
great convenience. Work on a 50,000
bushel elevator will be coixtmenced
soon. •
"We have at present telephone con-
nection with Swan River, and the
work of connecting all pur villages
with the system is now in progress.
We also intend installing electric light
plants in several 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.'
tions. Already five or six schools are
operating,, but we intend' employing
female teachers exclusively, as we
think the echolars will become more
attached to female than to male in-
structors. Our schools will hardly be
, ready for opening until [returninthe
spring. 011 Sunday these schools will
• be used as places Where we will wor-
ship our own faith:
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. 'The twenty-two• villages of which
Verigen is the centre are connected
•.by graded roads, built by ourselves.
ellarvesting has 'been considerably.
delayed by the absence of the Men
on construction work, but now that
they aro released farming, operations
steilHle'rusheds--The-yielifirom what
• has already been threshed has proven
very satisfactory,"
Mr Verigen will confer with the
minister of the interior. Veettgen wili
be adotnnnanied east by his interpreter
Simon Relbin; Paul Plandin and John
111a.rhortoff, the latter .08 years old.
The necessity of having it secretary.
and interpreter,. the double capacity
of which tp performed by Simon Rel.
bin, will be reatily•underatood when
it is known that last year accounts to
oyer $200,000 were handled. The in -
ORSAJ pr TO RENT.
For Sale , For Sale or to Rent
A. two-stbry building, in Old brick bloolt1 1.0 151 Con. 13, Eolletti 450 eoree.)
occupied by moberd JOHN Doker,..NA.Apply es offered tor eale or for rent, Possession to
be even tt the elm of the current seer.
MeGAII.
For pattioulare apply to W. DR )(DONE,
Cottage tor Sale. •
The cottage on Ore.rSe St. edjoining the 1
property of eubscriber ie offeree for sale on '
reasonable terms. W. 0, SEARLE.
Also a oonple of good briok stores,
House for Sale.
Farms tor Sale
About 850 mores first-olase land, eituated
on the 4th and 5th concessions et Hullett,
are offerea tor eale, This is the finest pas-
ture lend, without exception, in thie
neigbborhoode For panioulars enquire us
the first plRoutine
PROFESSIONAL
tHIEOIRY BEATTIE.
Oineeesser to Ur Jae 'RAO
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &o.
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Office -Elliott Bleak, formerly oomplao
br me Scott.
AMMO TO LEND.
W. otorpokils,
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY '
VOB,LIO, ETC.
orameN
• RIDCOUT HALE
iice by mail. Joint
Box 580, .London; CONVETANPERS, COMMISSIONER°,
Real Notate and Insurance Agent
• Money to loan
Subscriber offers for side hie house and '• •
three -quarter -of -an -acre of latid ou MarY Choiee Land for sale.
Si. • Fruit trees, good hard and Soft water
also stable. Will be sold on re:o'er:101
term, GEO. DAVIS..
House and Lot for Sale.
For Bale, the comfortable frame home
on the corner of Rattenbury and Raglan
Sts., at present ocempied lv air, Geo, Rice,
Fos particulars apply to • •
W.G. DOHERTY, Clinton,
• House for Sale '
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes
is offered for Bale, The lot ie one-half
acre, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA office. •
Subscriber offers tor sale tlae 20 sores on
elle Hayfield Reed,Goderich Tp., at pre-
sent occupied by him, and known ite the
Pletves farm, Good frame house, stone
cellar, barn 30170, with cement wall 9 feet
high ; good bearing °rebind, plenty of water.
JAMES SMITH, Clinton.
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Poultry Plant to Rent.
The Poultry plant at Holmeeville is
offered to rent. House, stable, poultry -
house, feeding pen, incubator house, (fold
etorase and ice house, incubators, brooder's
And feeding cretins all in drat -clan condi-
tion. F. 0, ELFORD, • '
• ate. Ann de Bellevue.
Quebec,
Farm tor Sale.
House for Sale. •Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 103
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A comfortable frame hOnee on Mill 81.,
containing 3 bedrooms, Bitting room, pan-
try woodshed, good cellar, hard and soft
water. One-quarter acre lot. Will be solcl
cheep. Apply at NEW ERA, Office, or
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
House tor Sale, or to Rent.
The frame house on Princess St., lately
ocoupied by Mr. Jas. Walker, is offered for
Bale or to rent. Lot 1-8 of an acre; hard
and soft weber, good cellar to house. For•
particulars apply te W. WALKER,
East St, Clinton.
° House for Sale.
, Clinton, lately occupied by F. C, Allcook.
7 rooms and pantries, and woodshed, good
stone caller, 1.4 acre of land, hard and soft
water. A splendid chance for a rerson
wanting a good house. Apply to
MRS ALLOOCK, Clinton, (at Mrs. Biog.
grioges) or Mrs. Chidley's, Igaao St.
Large frame house on Wellington S.
.
There's nothing wiil sett the clouds of
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. Like a confident, .11operu1 and rollieking
• she'
Just give your. "old groughy" the go-by
• for fair;
• ' Don't pun:.
• ' . • -J.: (lone in Snag&
ur•
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. The• Latest,
1'40 IlIght•tia:5(92.10111311 the old farm- '
. or sitting on the. steps of a vaisint
house (.411iteliteilly chewing a etraw.
SWalting for :my one?" aeked the of.
• 11(4 stlslilcioUsiy.-
"Yep," responded the old man in con-
fidence, wane for the scientist
'to get. haek,"
"What selen itst S.'
"Why, the. one with my ten dollar
He elapped me ou the back and
told 010 that Oar 10. seventeen (lithe.-
ent crawling seems 00 every ten dollae
bill. Ile said 1± l'd let him have it ten
dollar bill a few minutes he woula
take It dowu to the arc ligItt around
the corner and slid: a pin througli
each genii .so1 could see them ;with
my own eyes. Ile s been• gone about
hell', an hour. hut I reckon it takes him
(mite a little while. 'cause them germs
are pesky mall to see.", -
And the old femme settled himself
emafortahly to await the return of the
"selontisr."—Detroit Trihtind.
terview with Hon Mr Oliver will have
relation to the lands laimed -by the
community near Borden, Flasks but
wtehrsie.h have been occupied by squat-
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It is said that King Edward epends a
great dee' on tipseveey year.his recent
• Good House for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his large and
comfortable frame house ori Albert Street.
The house has every convenience for ord,n-
ary slimily. Good cellar; hard and soft
water on the lot; three -quarters -of -an -acre
of land; bearing fruit trees,also good
'feeble. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
•. AW/LEEN
Clinton, Molt 30th, ••,
ii4HISC tor Lale
The commodious and Well -situated house
known its ;Lakeview" on Elgin avenue, in
the Town of Goderioh. The place has every
convenience, and is especially well loomed
for a boarding house. • and is at present
doing a gcod busidesein this line, Large
lot and a number of fruit trees. Possession
can be given 188of Jan, next. Aptily at
Premises. or by letter to MRS, E. Mo.
• DOWELL, Lakeview, Goderich. p
House and t tor Sale.
In Summerh 1, .
A emelt frame house, containing 3 rooms
back kitchen and woodshed, also cellar.
One.eighth of an mire of land, with bearing
fruit trees. Convenient place for laboring
MAIL • Also stable, will be Bold cheep. .
Near both Poet Office and School.
41 • HE.JORDAN. "
•sores, being lot 31, 3rd on. E. R. S. Tack-
erstnith. All cleaned and under cultivat-
ion except 3 acres ;'all but 18 acres in grass
Frame housesbank barn hay barn, and
°then outbuildings. Hearing orchard.
Good weter. Schoolhouse on the promisee.
miles to Seaforth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, g sal eat
WIIITe Lel se ( 'RICH, Clinton.
Farm for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale hie farm of
100 sores, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
'All cleared bat 10 sores, Brick bowie,
bank barn 40x80. cement silo, 14x30; one
sore of orchard and small fruits, 2 never -
ling wells. Driving housespig pen, hen
house. Five miles from Clinton and three
frorn Lrucefield, on good gravel roads.
ALBERT NOTT,
Clinton P. O.
••••••••••••••• • ,
0,013. HALE, JOHN RIDOOT
Medtisal.
Drs. Gunn & Gunn.
Dr.
W•11:Netslir• zt.'utt: :7; I Ht,Px. 'Lk n1. !oil, g at d "
u.
front door of Once or tow,
SOtffireteetTOntario Street, Clinton. Night liens at
residence. Retten
IDR. J.. W. SHAW.
. PHYSICIAN. SURGEON'
Asecnoneur ete_,. OE100 and resident* Op .,.
tido St., opposite English church, fon:aerie 00
I• envied by 11r. Appleton. Clinton Ont.
f DR. 0. W. THOMPSOR
, • . .0013toan, surgeon. me. • .
special attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Fens Throat and Nose; ,
•, °pee and iteeidence- ; ,:„...._
Albert street.2 Blocks North oltuatteurg
Cit. W. Manning Smith; E. D., C.M .
PHYSICIAN tt SURGEON, • .
OFFICE—Main Street, Hayfield, formerlr
• occupied by Dr. Pallister:
(..loiee Farm tor Sale
Subscriber offere for sale his splendid
farm of 96 acres on the Base Line, being
north partof lot 2, Maitland Block, Hullett
Good brick house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 acres bush; farm well wa-
tered and in good condition. 2 miles from
.Axiburia, and one mile from the propoeed
C.P.R. station. JOHN SPRUNG. Ato
burn P.O.
,' •
Farm for Sale. -
• .
Two Inindred and thirty-five acme situ-
ated on Hayfield Road, Goderioh Tp., three.
quarters-ofet-mile from Clinton. Soil in
excellent demdition,•having been all under
grass for five, tears; eplendid grain or grass
land, well drained. • Five acres hardwood
bush and excellent orchard. One barn,
52x74, with stone stabling for 12 horses
and 35 cattle; one barn. 38254, with silo
and etabliog for 17 cattle. Large imple-
ment houseend pig pan; power and pump-
ing windmills; large. frame house., two
geed %eel's eno ranning water at roar ot
farm Lit ply to- MRS. ALEX,' in
31.30% EN, Clinien P,0„ at Lot 28, Con
2, Stanley. . • '
• Farm tor SW.
• • Proprietor offers for sale his farm on the
Maitland Con. Goderioh Township, Lots
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 miles trona village
ellielmegyille reejsitsdAelAlesao
farm contains 238 sores of chpfce Ian, a
• goon frame house; and bank barn, 5 acres
of orchard and 30 acne .of good maple
beehland. •The farm is traversed by a run-
ning brook. This farm Will be sold in a
•block or in parts. Apply to •
ALEX BAT:OUR, • ..
• Hoimesville,'
Residence tor Sale.
theYillage of
Mrs. T. 6. Pickard- offers for sale her
two storey briok house, which has elate
roof, cellar full MR of house, furnace, hard
andante water inhouse. One-half sore of
land, with plum tree e, cherry trees, berry
bashes, etc., stable oa .premises. Also six
quarter acre lois near house. Price $1500.
Apply to W. PICKARD, Holmeeville, or
• MRS. T O. PICKARD,
Public Library, London,
visit to the Kaiser costing hitn nearly • ,
ten thousa,nd dollers. 'I'hat's just a
little more than it costs people who
visit King Edward at Toronto.
Mr. Ricbard J. 'Wright, one of Nap.
anee's most prominent citizens,is dead.
Royal
CHALK dust itt fine.: and
.white, but it won't
make good .bread. Pine,
white 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.
onsehold Flour
is not only the finot .and
,
•
purest of flours but' also
.the mciat nutritious. It is
milled by a process which
gives you 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.
momEAL. „
Ogilvie's Book' for a Cook," con-
tains 130 pages of excellent recipes,
some hever published befote. *Your
grater watch youllow toget it RZ
•
Apples .Wonted
FALLIWWINTER
Highest price paid.
D. CANTELON,
CLINTON.
4111111•1
TnliAn is $oma Itgesox THE tiREATIer
INCIMAItED ATTkIN1)A8CI1 AT TIM
ELLIOTT
.TOEONTO,
Recent students baVe trikon positions at
snlaries front 450 per month to 41000 per
rear. Write to•day for handsome cata-
logue, We can 515013 YOU 011 the road to
stances. Commence now
W. .1. ELLIOTT, Prix:
corner Or Yong() and Alexander fits
Advance in
• Sugar.
Although Sugar has ad-
vanced 46c. Peri hundred
• since the fruit season cam-
meneed, we are still sell-
• inzoo lbs.
Redpath's
Extra Standard
Granulated Sugar
for $4.6o.
W. T. O'NEIL,
TIIE HUB GROCER
DR. F; FL tixoN
neartsr
(Successor to Dr. Holmes.)
Specialist In Crows, add Bridge Work.
Graduate of the RoyaliCollege of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario. •
Honor graduate of tiniversity of Toronto Deli-
tal Department.
Graduate.of Chicago College of Dental Sergerr
Chicago. ,
Will visit Hayfield every Monday.
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST. •
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.' •
Special care taken to make dents tre
ment tie painless se poseible. W vi
Auburn every Monday.
Miscellaneous. '
TAMES OArarBELL. LONDESBORO, • •
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICHNSIbil
No witnesses reouired
. ,•Money ;
• Private funds to loan at 4% per cent and RP -
wards W. BRYDONE. •
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
•oLorroN, OAIT..
Licensed Atictioneer. •
Farm 'sales' a Specialty.' '
*TERMS REA.SONABLE.
Orders left at the NEW ;ERAlwilktaa•
promptlY attended to,
'THOMAS GUNDR
Live stock and general Auctioneer,
GODERICH! ONT.
Farm stock sales a specialty. Orders left AU
NEW 1(R,& otsce, mutton, promptly attended'
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale note*
discounted, . .
•
•MARRIAGE LICENSES
IS SIIED:BY •_
J. B. Rumballs- Clinton
J..P. TIsD,ALL.
BANKER,'
orrr.
Private fende to lean on mortgagee a)
beet current rate* '
General Banking butanes' raneseted
;merest allowed on aepeetts.
_Sale n tee bo hie
G.[D. McTaggart • M. D. McTaggart• •
.NigTaggart Bros.
BANNERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
General Banking Business
transacted , • •
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafte issued. Interest 'Wowed ee
• • deposits. • '
McKillop MutualFIe ,
. .
Insurance eo
Parrn nd Isolated Totem Prop.
s
e ty Only Insured. • .
OFFXCERS.
J. a McL,eane„President, Kippen. Thom
Eraser'Vice-pr4, Brucefieldp: E.
Hays, Secy.. TreatfoSeaforth;
•• DIRE Rs.' • 4110
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale Clinton; M.
Cliesney Seafmth; J. Evans, Beeeh-
woon; J. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop, J. Bea-
neweis, Brodhagene
Each Directoris Inspector of lossestire
• his own locality.• AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmonde,
ville; J. W. Yco, Holnaesville
ee;
Wanted, .
A reliable resident agent for Clintori and
yicinity for Fall and Winter months, to
tall Fruit Trees', • Smell Fruit Bushes,
Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrub'', etc.
All enpplies furnished free. Tering liber..
al. We consider this money one of the
best on onr list .1k nd good tnohey can be
blade opt of it. Agents will have welt 606
acres of choice stock to draw upon, three -
thing Ivo ship is guaranteed. Apply for
bit particuiate, in writing or pereon, to
PE'LlIAM NURSERY 00.;
Gooderham Endding, Toronto, Ont.
46
try.O.F.IIIMElitel.O., 71
A Zills'aggi.Z.Zr tb! . ...., •
SAWA mord Mr Sperlite Shed Paws, uweer*Ls*
Y. by atin ell PeitaSellowsw.lbsesses
YS IA 1174wreek, Ilirlinwi• Why
Zers, 417•IemnselA lark
CI OSSOAS"IrAarsiSeItt $'11AsH1.1=
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