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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-11-02, Page 2s • max le Soma liassoa you ens eaparns nicanasen aresspaisen se, Tan =MOTT IliBTY111)01 PERDIDO litinonton Knit totlist how 110 sofa f tired and HOW he was Rollooloni TORONTO ONT 'Rec. ent students have taken positions at ssaaries from aal per month to *1090 per Yea. NVrite to -day for handsome cats- . logue. We can Phu* you on the nate to L Beccete Commence now J. 1314LIOrt Prin COUOr or 'gouge and Alexander Ste The New Era is published every Friday at the NEW ERA Printing House, ISAAC STREET • . . otarreN, Terms of subsceiption-$1 per year in advance i• $1.50 may be charvd if uot so paid. No paper discontinued until all arrears are paid, unless at the option of the publisher. The date to which every subscription is paid is de- noted on the label. Advertising rate. -Transient adver- tisements, 10 cents per nonparel. line for filet insertion and 3 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Small advertisements not to exceed one inch finch as "Lost" "Strayed," "Stolen," etc, inserted once for 35 cents, or one monthfor$1.Commu3ications intended for publication must, as a guarantee of good faith, ins___a,e_einunanled by the name of the writer. 4 - To insure publication in current i sae copy of advertisements should be sent in early. Contract rates - The followingtable shows our rates for specified periods and space. 1 yr. 6mo. 3nao. lmo 1 Column $75 00 $40 00 $25 00 $8 50 Column 40 00 2500 15 00 600 Column 25 00 15 00 800 250 Colunan 18 00 10 00 550 2 00 " 1 Inch 600 350 200 120 • BORT, HOLMES, Editor and Proprietor The glinton Ea CLINTON, ONT., NOV. 2, 1906 Begin at the Top to -day --„, "For years &mar- tyr," is how Chesil Powell of 105 Rag - Ian Street,Kingston begins his story, "A martyr to chrOnie constipation, but ho nirra andalla mVteer f. iblinb the use of Dr Leon hardt's Anti -Pill.". OW H. PowELL " Many Whoarenow suffering from this couiplaint will be glad to learn from Mr Powell's story thatthere is hope for the moot stub- born case. He continues "I was in- duced to try Anti -Pill by reading tlae testimony of some one who had been cured of constipation by it. I had suffered for eighteen years and .had taken tons of stuff recommended as cures but which made me worse rather than better. Doctore told me there was no cure for me," " Dr Leonharat's Anti -Pill is for sale by all Druggists or by The Wilson Fyle Co., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. Mr Powell will verify every word el these statements. (Toronto Star, Liberal) The men who can do most to stop fraud and corruption are the party leaders, and especially the leaden of the party in power. The best course that the naernbers of the Dominion Government can take at the present moment is to admit this responsibility fully and frankly, apd act upon it. The Government of the day is abso- lutely, responsible for the character of the election officers, the returning offi- cer, and the deputies. It..can insist on these beingmen of good charagter, i juet as it nsists on the honesty of. clerks in. the post -office. It can insist ' on the returning officer maintaining his independence, and refusing to sub- • mit to the dictation of politicians and patronage committees. It is within the power of a government to elimi- • nate fraud and tampering with the ballots with almost absolute•certainty. Reciprocity Speaking of trade development, the Weekly Sun says TIM CLINTON NEW BIM Nov. 1901 rvi< SAL,16 or TO RENT The Farmer's Era, Stornach D�sing 0 -The j�ys of farm life have often been extolled in the pages of The New Era. No Need ot it Iowa Ei4intei Es And not only in the press is the entry, able lot 0farmer be the happy ginning to be felt, but business men of all de- greea of activity long for the good old days down on tile farm. The reasons for this are becoming more potent to all who feel the eeaseless throb of a racking, electr c age. nen , ot er hcatarr a1 secti on . Oiled to Cure Oatarrik Cottage tor e. For Sale or to Rent Physicians' and ecientists agree that The cottage on Orate() St, adjoining tbe the less Medicine one swallows, the ProPerty of subscriber is offeree for sale on better. It is in keeping with this idea reasonable terms. C. sEAHLE.. that Hyninei le recommended by lead - is. and., Drovers' Journal of Chloe!, says When this treatment is used in the ace of tremendoue compition' is dosing, for the medieine is taken in "In this age of etrenuos y, in which catarrhai. troubles, there is110 stomach killinpg off men faster than t ey were with the air you breathe, and goes ever killed off in war in the Agee of the , right to the spot where the catarrhal past, the well -located farmer nali repo' germsare present, healing the intison- on toflongratulate himself on his tom -ed ana irritated raucous Membrane, Hon and occupation. He should respect killin the disease genus and enterinffer his occupation above that o y otn class of industrial citizens. If he is farming intelligently and well he is do- ing naore good tor the present and fu- ture generations than any man employ- ed in any other occupation. He is con- serving the fertility of the soil. He is the b ood with tbe oxyg n, driving. a catarrhal germs from the system. Do not try to mire catarrh of the head by putting Medicine into your •stomach,—this 1.9 neither a scientific nor common-sense treatment. Breathe the healing balsams of„Hyomei and in stereo 1 A t this the int physicians throughout thf d bri k House for Sale. Subscriber offer e for Ale his hone and three-miarteraf-anutore of land on Mary $t. Fruit trees, good bard and soft water also stable. Will be gold on reasonabl tame. GEO. DAVIS. supplying the laealt u foodo a sioW A s.aVs you will notice relief, and growth of children who are to be the 1 its continued use will result in a cow- men and women of the succeeding piste and lasting euee, ages.The complete Hyornei outfit costs The farm le the best security we have but $1.00, extra bottles, if needed, 50 for our social well being, and whatever cents. We ao not want anyone's promotes interest there, whatever money unless Hyomei gives relief and raises it in intelligence and scientific cure, and we absolutely agree that spirit is one of the most comforting in- money will be refunded unless the fluences of our civilization, And so, to remedy give; satisfaction. have our young men imbued with the . All druggists shouldsbe able to sup - true agricultural spirit. to turn aw1.17.- PIS' you with Hyornei or we will mend from the adventures of the commercial it by mail on receipt of price, and life and the allurements of mere'inclney every package is sold. With the disthact Irh.cr to the simple. productive and understanding amtit costs nothing Unless it cares. Write us today for a syiliptere blank, which we -wills send you free, together with treatise on Catarrh and how to cure in . When you 011 in and return to us the temp- ..,./adopendendent life on the farm is one selves to develop trade with the ends iii—our whom - "The greatest folly 14 to tax our- • of old riatifsTiwomises of the earth, and at the same time to tional, system. For there is where it belongs—to the expanding' mind torce ignore, an official offer, made over • three years ago by the United States, looking to the improvement of our trade relations, without cost to the Canadian tax -payer, with. a nation lying at our door, and the market of- fered by it could be made worth more to our people than the naarkets of all the rest of the world combined, not .. even excluding that of Great Britain," of ,t e na, ion. rhe finest, triumphs of the next sfty tom blank, our consulting physician the best care and years, results that will go farther than •will give your ease attention, and write vou a letter of all other enterprise in blessing men, will be placed on the farm,There science of soil culture and the art that is to be based upon it will open wide the door to thought and refinement. • The men who seek this science d eniploy •it have opportunities in. the Most of the world's chocolate is made possession and cultivation of the son 1 1.n Switzerland, though Germany is a that are open to few in other walks of good mama. • 4 . The NEW ERA is an advocate of bet- ter trade relations with the .13nited States, but if any such offer was made by the States- as referred to, we have overlooked it. Will •the Sun please state when and where such an offer. was mfide. • We will hold up both hands for freer trade in natural products between Canada, and the States. There is no question but that the American mar- ket is the best in the world for certain things, and would be of inestimable benefit to Canadian. farmers, but we fail to see .how we are to get it, unless the States is willing to lower its tariff wall. We are tired of making all the overtures. The. Government can pin a stop to • othe. naming of a candi- public corruption, that is,.to the-offernly resented of emblic works in return for votes. •.dat/s. ' Let the fate of the Government It is not °dough for a Minister to say . - ' dependent on -their. support Of Sir that he is not peibe sonally making these. • Wilfrid; and see howaluicklythey will appeals. He 'can repudiate them,. not • orth Bruce. " He an declare as often The Toronto News sizes up ernment will treat North Bruce with the .sition gnerally, but specifically, today. in stand by ' H advice without charge. 113.0 . R. T. Booth Company, Buffalo, N. Y. V., • House and Lot tor Sale. For sale, the comfortable frame house on the corner of Rettenbary and Raglan Sts„ at present occupied by Mr, Geo, Rice. For particulate apply to DOHERTY, Clinton. • life, There should be contentment and comfort on every farm. There are few of the comforts of city life that are not .available if.the farmer will but supply himself with them,but thereare count- less pleasures and comforts of the farm, that the city man cannot have, try as he may. It is the farmer's own era. He should make the best of it," • ' Quebec 1• County. • • The Conservatives are trying to ex- tract comfort from the election in Que- bec county- on Tuesday, when the Lib- eral nominee, who was the choice of Sir Wilfrid, was defeated ,Ioy another Liberal.. There is no political signifi- cance in •the. election. The electors knew that either . of the candidates would support the Government; and • . • as the appeals are made, that the Gov- . • • . tion as follows : "It scarcely can be ' 'impartial justice. ne.inatter whether it said that Quebeceounty furnishes a may taucan decpport or oppose that the Govern:- nroof that Sir .Wilfrid's prestige in his naen. -He lare the Gov- • • . . . ernment respects the independence of home Province is gone. ._The drew - the electors of North Bruce, and will stances *ere pecialiar, and the Constit- not seek to destroy it by threats or nY uency • is . nemiliar. More over.there . bribes. He can declare that the Min • •... was no ..dangee that . because of this isters are servants and Austees of the people, and have no right to use the • byeelection Sir Wilfrid would lose -the Deafness Cannot be Cured by local, applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. • Deafness .is caused by an inflamed con- dition of themncous lining of the Hui- tachion Tube. When this. trib'e is flamed, you have a rumbling sound or impertect hearing,and When it is entir- ely closed, Deafness is the result, and • unless the tubecan be taken out, and this tube restored to its normal condi- tion,hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Ca- tarrh, which is caused by an. inflamed condition of the Mucous surfaces. • We willgive One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness, (caused by Catarrh)that cannot be Mired by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars free. • r. j. CHENEY & Co.,•TolecTo, 0. • Sold by Druggiets, 75c, • Tako Hall's Family Pills for constip- ation. • trust funds for purposes of briberY. Premiership'14 • is questionable if a.;. He can repudiate all those who seek • to place the Government in the posit- ion of committing that breach of trust • and of making that assault on the lib- - ierties of the people. • The public are tired of generalities and platitudes about corruption.. They want definite speech and definite ac- tion. The Government ofthe day, as tht chief holder Of palitical power, is the right body to make a beginning. If fraud and tampering with ballots can be abolished, if the corrupt appeal to vote for the Government in I maim, for public expenditures ean be abol- ished, that will makes good beginning • and set a good example. . Then it Will . be easier to deal with the other fellows who are "just as corrupt," and with that corrupt fringe of electors to which the politicians ascribe their own temp- tation and their own fall from grace. i The only way to stop corruption s for each man to dohis own duty. Let each of us call upon o ir own party • leaders to set the example. general elbction "Were brought on next Month,. Whether the -Premier's losses in the sister Province. woulti be appre- ciable." • People are assertink that the. ie. cently constructed drainage canal in Chicago, will in time, drain all ,the lakes connected therewith. First thing we know Goderich will be an inland town, and they will be offerj.ng fine farms for sale out in the middle. of what is now -Lake Huron. • Bore School Changes • The. East Elgin Liberals have passed a resolution of thanks • to the St. Thomas Journal for its assistance in the recent political campagn there, i and thisin face of the fact that the party lost 6.e fight. We *note, this because people are so prone Sometimes to blame the newspapers when the fight goes against them. The East Elgin Liberals are honest and fair en- ough to adinit that the Journal fought a goad fight althohgli it did not win. DIET .NOT THE WHOLE -TniNG- _Carrier Pigeons. , ' arrler pigeona in eanu weather can travel at a speed of • 1,200 yards a _min- ute. With a brisk Wind prevailing and blowiag in the direction at iti'flight, pigeon has. been knewuJo make 1,000 yards a mhiute, Your table is loaded with food • digestible and Wholesome, yet you never gain strength. •What's the •trouble F Look asithiti, and what clb find?• A lazy liver, stomaoh overload- ed with work— useless work because tlae bowels and liver are not. sul'ficierit- ly active. • Relief' is quickly supplied • by Dr lianititoo's Pills. They Make weak folks stiong . by removing the cause of the weakness. Digestion inn , House for Sale The large cottage on Queen street. be- longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes is offered for sale. The lot is one-half acre, with bearing fruit treee, hard and eoft water. A bargain. APply at NEW ERA office. . Rental Value ot Grouse Moors. It has been estlinatial that.something like -S.4;0,000 is paid yearly as mobil for the 2,400 grouse moors of Scotland. Rental of a grouse mean Varies from. 10d. to 2s. 6d. an acre, and ,one of 10,- 000 acres, with einxithig lodge attached, fetches as much as f500. Perthshire is the great county foe this form.of sport. . s • We are informed on good authority, that it is the intention of the Ontario GoVernment, at its next session, to introduce further legislation relating to schools. These changes ane said to . be as follOws In all villages where two teachers are einpleyed in one school, the head teacher must hold 'a first class • certificate. • ' • • For all graded schools a Minimum • salary will be required by law. ' In all schools where five or more teachers are employed, any head mas- ter engaged after the passing of the act, must ben University graduate. 1 The ar of Cou hing pol,uL...arsr_AtrasperStOSUSIAMMINSOCA Hammer blows, steadily ap- plied, break the hardest rock. I Coughing, day after day, jars and tears the throat and lungs until the healthy tissues give way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral , stops the cOughing, and heals I the torn membranes. i‘t always keep Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral in the hotne. ft gives perfect relief whenever any of cud have coughs or hard colds. I bate teed ft for a great many year and ao know rill about it."-Matl. many oioneraetr,varys. burg, lc hudoy.T.t.fkattarcti...ildn. P sARsAkatux , ers LR8rifieff. . pro es, constipation leaves, liver takes new life; kidneys wake up.—the whole systeni is enlivened by Dr Hamilton's Pills No better medicine for the sick Or well, 25c at all.dealers. cold Sores. • The Toronto Sun affects alarm he. Cause the national expenditure in Can- ada, is hicreasing, and declares that "at Washingtorx the trend of expenditure is downward." That has not been the case in recent Years. But if it had been so, it, worild prove nothing. Canada is growing rapidly and 7.great expendi- ttires are necessary to keep pace with that growth, We are building a great government railway, and 1 bat will cost money too,but itois an investment. Then the Washington Government does not pay out millions in subsidies to the several states,each raises its own. funds. PROFESSIONAL. Lot 15, Con. 18, Bullett, (150 iieres) is offered for sale or for rent. Possession to be giyen at the close Of the current yeir. For partioulors apply to W. HEYDONE, ne on. Farms lor Sale • About 850 sores find -class land, eftriated 'on the 4th and 5th ooncessious Hallett, are offered for pale. This is the finest pas- ture land, •without exception, in thie neighborhood. For particulars enquire in the tint place by mail, Jogs Itassrosn, House for Sale. A,•Comfortable frame hone on Mill St., containing 3 bedrooroe, eittin room, pan- ' 4 try' 'Woodshed, 'good-oellae,A T•ii'arviialir .. a • - • - . - water. One-quarter acre lot. ill be sold Farm lor °Sale. '-'--- Box OK London, Choice Land for sale. ypcimiel t HEIN RY BEATTIE& tsigeoesmor toile ollts BARRISTER, SOLIOVOR, ko. Offlos-Elliott, Week, formerly tionnPleti- by Mr Scott. MOM To ZENO W. B.161CDOXIE. • _• BARRISTER tioxaorroE, saTAE,B - -- Subscriber offers tor sale the 20 acres on the Hayfield Road,Goderich Tp., at pre- sent occupied by him, and known as the Plewes farm. Good frame holm stone cellar, barn 36x70, with cement wail 9 feet high;good bearing orchard, piepty of water. • JAMES SMITH, Clinton. y• oult r Plant to Rent. • PUBLIC, ETO, • • SCIDOUT 0/‘ HALE 9•10.• CorrvireaNnEns, ComainuotnIns, Real Estate and Insurance agent •moues to lean 0.IB. MALE, ob. • The Poultry . plant at liolniessolle • offered to rent. House, stable, poultry - house, feeding pen, incubator house, cold storage and ice house, incubators, brooders, • and feeding orates, all in first-class' 0Ondi- ' F. C. ELFORD, • Ann. de Bellevue, tion, A aW E t NERA. Office, or hesp. pDIy • ci pcil$ HENRY .FOLLAND, Clinton. • . Ronst Dopey. Haying tasted the flesh of varioui aninials, a Northampton (England) gen- tleman declares that a donkey makes. :the moat excellent eating of Any ani- , Mal, the flavor: resembling that of a young tnrkey. •• - • , • ' Ellot's Indian Bible: It is asserted by typographieal au- thorities that the first Bible printed hi America was "John Ellot's Indian BIi in.1663. The language Into which Dili Bible was translated is extinct, and it is said only. one or:two persons .• are able to read it,. • WEN ILLNESS • COMBS •- Have you near at hand a remedy that will alleviate pain and help till the doctor Comes? A wise thing ie to have right in your homil. a bottle of "Nerviline" which gives instant relief, and 'prevents disease from spreading. Nothing known for the. stomach and bowels that compares with Nerviline. For cramps, indigestion, heartburn and headache, it's indispensable. For fifty yeasr Poison's Nervilioe in 25c bottles has been a family stand-by• . Get it today. House lor Sale, or to Rent. The frame house on Princess St, lately .000npled by Mr. Jas. Walker, is offered for sale or to rent. Lot 1-8 of an acre; hard and soft water, good cellar to house. For particuleire.apply to W. WALKER;s East -St, Clinton. House for Sale. Large frame hou7e—on Wellington St., Clinton, lately occupied tai F. C. Alicock. 7 rooms, and pantries, and woodehed, good stooe °eller, 1.4 acre of land, hard and soft water. A splendid chance for a person wanting a good house. • Apply to MRS ALLOOCK, Clinton, or Mrs. Chid- ley's, ham Si, •• • 'Good House for Sale. • Subscriber offere for sale his large and oomforteble frame home on Albert Street. The house has every convenienoe for ordin- ary tamily. Good cellar; bard and soft water on the lot; three-quarters-of-auscre of land; bearing fruit trete, also good stable, Will be sold on reasonable terms. , A. WILKEN, Clinton, Mob 30th. House tor Lale The`oommodions and well -situated house known as ,;Lakeview" on Elgin avenue, in the Pown of Gs:Aerials. The place has every convenience, and is .espeoialiy well located for a boarding house, and ie at present .doing a grid business in this line. Large lot and a number of fruit trees. Poesession cite be given 1st of Jan, next, • Apply at premises. or by letter to MRS, B. Mo- DOWELL, Lakeview, Goderich. p . . . • ' •, .L... toe .11.4Ullooro• • • ' If your. wax .has given 'outand the. .starelasticl s. to the irons; try . kernszie. .' Pot • a little' of tbe ell on . a • etop and 'rub the hot iron over: It a • fen, times. This will keep the starch .. from stleking and reinove airy 'dirt that play have collected on flie bot tom br side. of 'the- irons; whieli often stela ' I'• the garment.. It Will alSo give a ,gloss to the elothes. As so !Ude .oil as' :used. there IsPo, danger. -- - . . A short time ago Mr, Bounitssa was so bad a public man that the Oppo- sition papers could • haidly find lan- gwtge strong enough for his denuncia- tido. Now that he is acting as a free lance the same papers are loud in their admiration of bmni When it comes to the time of a general election and Mr. :Bourasse, is again supporting the Lib- erals, he will be justais roundly de- nounced by 'these same papers. • Subscriber office for sale his farm of 103 acres, being lot 31, Ord eon. H. B.S. Tack- eremitb. All cleaned and under cultivat- ion except 3 acres ; all but 18 acres in gran Frame house, bank barn hay barn, and other ontbuildinge. Bearing orchard. Good sesta. Schoolhouse on the premien. 6 miles to •Seafarth ; less than 5 to Clinton, [pal . wnrr e•IdiuLt ()RICH, Clinton. JOHN. TODQVIT 1VIedi%-al Drs. Gunn & Gunny • Dr, W. Enna, L. R. C. P.. L., It. 6.8.; Emu - Dr, J. Nisbet anon, BIR E c. S. England, EC, Lendon Mee -Ontario Street, Clinton. Nieit orals at front doer of °Mee or reeidence, RattenbarY" Street. . . • DR. J. Ws SHAW, • PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ' Met usbeur etc office and residents) Qn tario et., opposite English church, formerly oe envied kr Dr, Appleton, Clinton Ont, DR. C. W. ThomPsorit • EPT:oori:..Tokros, glurgzaendon,14):: , special attention giyen to diseases of the • • (Mee and R-e—sitienie7:' •." Albert Street.2 Blocks North of Rattenbila G. W. Nanning Smith, I. D., Cat PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. OFFICE -Mean Street, Hayfield, fornier17 occupied by Dr. Pallister. • Farni tor Sale. Subscriber offers for ;isle his farm of 100 scree, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley, All cleared but 10 acres. Briok house, bank barn 40x80. cement silo; 14x30; one acre of orchard and small fruits, 2 never - ling wells. Driving home, pig pen, hen house. Five miles from Clinton and three from lirucefield, on good gravel roads. ALBERT NOTT, Clinton P0. Choice Farm tor Sale Subscriber offers for sale his splendid farm of 96 acres on the Base Line, being north pert of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hallett Good brick house, beim and all mammary outbuildings; 35 acres bush; farm well wa- tered and in good condition. 2 miles from Auburn, and one mile from the proposed C.P.R. station, JOHN SPRUNG, An - burn ;P.O. ' • HOuse„ and Lot Or Sale, In Summerhill, • A s 'Malt framehonse, containing Wroonis back kitchen andwoodshed, also. cellar. One-eighth of at acre of land, with bearing fruit trees. Convenient plage for laboriiig man. ' Also stable, will be sold cheap. Neer bath Post °Mice and School.. • 4i E. JORDAN. • Residente lor Sale. . In the Tillage of Holutesville. Mrs T. C. Pickard offerri for sale her two Morey, brick house, which has Slate roof, cellar full size of' house, furnace, hard and oat water in house; • One-half acre of land, with plum trees, • cherry trees, berry • bushels etc., stable' oa premises. Also •six • quarter acre lots near'honse. Price $1500. Apply to W. PICKARD, Hotfoot/Me, or • MRS. T •C. PICKARD, Public Library, Loadon, White Vaseline* is very fine ter 1 keep- ing the lips eat „and.. smooth. • Ilan t'old sores appear ,tipply a hit of absorh-. eta cotton which - hasaeon saturated i •wItIr spirits of -camphor; wide'', iS More effective than • camphor Ice. Glycerin ' IS also beneficial. The moment a celd . m4orO appears take it •dose. of -citrate ef . :magnesia, which will cool theblood and putthe system in better cOndition.'. . •'s • Persons supposed to be in the con' fidence of the Ontario Government predict a radical change in the care of the losatie, that will omen it good deal to the different colthties of the Pro, Vince if carried. out. The plan sug. gested is that, instead of sending the lissome from various cotinties to one central asylum, like *Loudon, for in- stimbe, that every comity must rare' for its own insane. This does not lopk I like a yery good proposition,for it will not only increase the cost of keeping aneh patients, hot it will aIso make , their eare Much mord difficult. loolamomm• 41.4•4144noim. &miry. CU** thee* with Ayer's Rill. loc vb— lull, for thaw ISM to nosy subsoils. OM for the balance of this Year 011110tienesei colistIpatIon retard re. ,„is. cY sc Ceintine ° Carter's Little LiraPills. MUstillear Signature of RITY. Salted. Englisib Walnut: . Stilted English withitits make it.nice Change from Salted alinonds, and pecans.l'Onr belling water' over the . nut .nielits and when' cool skin between • the folds of a dry toWel. Put a little• ' butter in the frying pati and when hot turn in. the nuts, .toss gently till a dell--: este brown and layon paper to absorb the grease. Spriokle -with •'Wardrobe Clothe,. Mtgs. • • Bags to proteet clothes hanging in. 016 wardrobe, or closet are made by a few artistic kens of flowered stuffs • instead of 'the usnal White Muslin, which produces such a whitewashed et. feet when the cloak door is _dbened. Some of these covers are in -the form of sheets to be folded around the hang- . lng dress: • See Pac-Sinille.WraUper Below. amp very soma Ina is Mir letelso Oa algal% CARTEKiFOR HEA5ACIIL FOR DIZZINESS. E Yon inuoussEss, ER FOR TORPID MEL P1' Lw. •FOR CONSTIPATION - • FOR SALLOW SKIN, FOR THECOMPLEXIOR arte•,oxg=tzzzc:T.A.,_,..6 IR" Astromormiroms • CURS SICK HSA0A011,q. • Mend clothes, espeeiany starehed oneS, beer° •sentileg them to the 10.0-, (11T, se that when they are returne(l. clean and nicely folded there will be no need to disnreange and'• crumple them for mending purposes. 12 Yeur brnsaela rug persists in rolls Ing Up at the, edges, tern it over and apply a good coat of glue. Let it dr before turnhig, and you will not he troubled any more. Don't torture ;veer eyes, but hmnor them, for if III treated they revenge themselves by making COTIOltiftble W1'11[1 - E104 and 'crow's feet. A good long etreteli Amon waking in the morning is exeellent exercise with Which to begin the day. -- • • -^ 1 • _ - • - Farm for Sale. DR. F. R. AXON DFINTIST • *(Successor to Dr. Holmes.) • Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work. Graduate of the RoyallOollege of Dental Sur- geons of Ontario. Honor graduate of university of Toronto Den- tal Department. - • Graduate.of Chicago College of Dental,SurgerY Chicago. Will visit Hayfield 'every Monday. Two hundred and thirty-five twee, situ- ated ozi Bayfield Road, Goderick Tp., three- miarterinof-a-mile,froni Clinton. Soil in excellent condition, having been all under grass for five years; splendid grain or grass land well drained. Five acres • hardwood bush and excellent orchard. • One barn, 522;74, with stone stabling for 12 horses and 35 cattle; one barn. 33:54, with alio and inabling for 17' cattle. Large imple- ment house and pig pen; power and pump- ing Windmills. laree framebraise; two gocd webirrnd ranning water at rear of farm Apply to MISS, ALEX, MzENC EN , Ohntcn PC, or Lot 28, Con 2, Stanley. •• Farm lor Sale. • ; .Proprietor offers ter sale his farm an the • Maitland Con. Goderich Township,. Leap 77 and 78, situated 1 1-2.milee trom village of Holmesville, church and school. • The fs-rm containd 238 tames of • °beim lanl, a good frame house, 'and bank barn, 5 acres of orchard and 30 acres . of good maple • neehland. The farm is' traversed by run- • ning brook. This Unit will be sold in a block or in parts. -.Apply to •: . ALEX HAL OUR, ' achiteeville. Diphtheriabas broken out at Wart- burg, a village five' miles from Strat- ford, and has a ssuined alarming pro, portions A dozen families are af- fected. Two little:girls died recently. The Village, school is closed, Stratford health authorities have taken steps to prevent the spread of ' the disease of this city. The provincial health officer bar, been notified. It is clainfed that the township authorities have not taken proper precautionary measures tesprevent the spreading of the dis- ease, the childeen affected being. allow- ed tbniingle with others. lt as said that all the houses were not placarded, • MIN • It takes more than. Moderu machinery duce good flour. It is the care Used in selecting the wheat before it is ground and the searching tests- of expert chemists . afterwards that give •• Royal Household Flour its nutritioui qualities, its purity and its uniform good- ness. In its preparation no process tending to im- prove its quality is omitted or slighted. Tell your grocer that'you want Royal Household because the makers guarantee it. Oullvie Floor Mills Co., ltd. 157 AtuireaL 6 DR. IL FOWLER, DENTIST. • Offices over O'NEIL'S store. Special care taken to make dente tre ment as painless as poseible. W Auburn every Monday. • Miscellaneous. • TAMES OANLYBELL, LONDESSORO, ' t) MUER. OF MARRIAGE LICENSES No witnesses reouired • Holley' •• Pate funds to loanat .p...m.seatand up! wards• W Ji•axPv.g4P. • GEORGE .ELLIOT1', • CLINTON, ONT.. Licensed Auctioneer. • Farm sales a Specialty. • ;TERMS REASONABLE. • . O rders lett at the NEW ;ER.Alwill bis ' 'promptly attended to, '.THOMAS GUNDR f. Live, stock and general Auctioneer, • . •GODERIOW ONT Farm stock sales a specialty. Orders left at NEW ERA °ince, Clinton, promptly attended to. Terms reasonable. • Emmert.' sale notes discounted, • AdminiStra, tor's .Sale • Of Farm Stook and IMplements be- longing to the estate of the late Sam. Appleby, to ise offered by auction, on MONDAY, NOV.It M T taining 190 acres and S 1-2 Lot1INEE RS MA.RBIAGE _LICENSES issnED:s'y , B. Itumball5 . Clinton, J. P. TlSOALL. HANKER; • f -e, OL1NTO.N., Yrivato funds so loin on mortgagee 66 best current rateff General Plinking humus" rAnstresed ;nteress allowed on deposits Sale notes bought ' • G.1D. 111cTaggaril M. D. MaTlaggart, • Alti Let 25, Clcin. 9, of Hullett, con- c aggart ros 13 s 0, of 50 acres. Sale to take place at Lot AtBERT ST, ' CLINTON . 24, (Jon.S, Huliett. . t... General Banking BUS1118311* H. T, 114NCE, Administrator transacted THOS. BROWN; Auctioneer. • NOTES D.1 SCOUNTED ' Drefts issued. Interest allowed on - deposits: NOTICE* TO C,REDFIORS. • • IN THE MATTER of the.eitato of Samuel Ap- piobyl of tithe Township of Bullett, .in the County of Intron,,fleceased. • • ' • isvrice Is &robs- given pursuant tosec. 38, of Chap. pzo R. 80,' 1897, thatall persons having against the estate of the Said Samiud AP - MOW, deceased, who died on or about .thesiStli day of September, 1.006. are reouired to send by pose prepaid to the undersigned Solicitor for the Admiaistrator. Iffirry Tore Rance, on or before tima0th clay of November. 10002 their names, and addresses with full particulars in writing of their claims, and statdinent of their accounts and the nature of the security (if (Lny) held by them, duly verified by statutory declaration. AND Talss; slOtricli that after the said ltith daY of November; 1000, said Achninistrator will 'Proceed to dicitributo the assets of the said de' can sed 81110014 the parties entitled thereto, having. ' regard only to the claims of which they *ball then have notimand the said/Administrator will not be liable for said assets or any Dart thereof, to any person or persona of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him or his Raid !solid; ter at the time of such distribution, . • . Dated at Clinton, Oct. gO, 1000. • . W. 11101)ONE, • . Solicitor. NOTICE_ TO CltEDUCORS. IN THE MATTER of the estate of Catharine Cook; of the Town of .Clintoti, Jo the County of Heron, deceased. NOTICIS is hereby given pursuant to See. 38, of Chap. 139,11 S. 0,1897. 01114 521 Persons baring claimsagainst the estate 02 4110 said Catharine Ceek,cleceased,whe died owor about the gmldny of September,1000. tire required to send by post, prepaid to the undersigned solieitor, or to the insiereleacd administrator, on or boos:cow isth day of November, their names, and Address. es, with full particulars, in Writing, of their claims, and statement of their accounts and the nature of the Hectirities Of any) bold by them, dilly verified by statutory declaration. AND TARE NOTICE that after the said.11th day of N'evmnber, 1i810, said AdMinistratoi‘ will proceed to distribute 'he assets of the said de- ceased funong the parties entitled thereto, 1(a5' Ing regetfl only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, mul the said Administrator Will not be liable for said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose elaiul notice shall not have been received by lain{ or Ins said senator at the time of 811 011 Atari. button. Dated at oilmen, Outs ea 1000. r. Advertise in the Mew ERA The . McKillop Mutual • Fire 'IUsurance Co. Oar's' and Isolated 'town Prep, ertyo Only Insured. . otrIcEas. • J. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos. Eraser'Vice-preS., Bnicefield; . Thos. ,E Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforthi DIRECTOR'S. Jas. Connelly, Potter's • Hill; John Watt, Harlack; G. Dale Clinton; M. Chesney, SeafOlth; J. ivans, Beech- woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. • Bea- neweis, Brodhagen.. • Each Director is inspector of lossestin his own locality. •s AGENTS. 'ROW. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchiey • • Seafortin James Cumming, Egmont'. ville; j. W. Yeo,-Hohnesville Wanted. _— A relb ble resident agent for Clinton and vicinity for Fall and Winter months, to bell Fru 8 Trees, Small Fruit Bushes, Ornamental Trees, 'Flowering Shrubs, etc. All supplin furnished free. Terms liber- al, We consider (hie agency one of the beet on our list and good (noney' can be made ont of it, agents will have or( r 600 acres of Owlet. stock to draw 'upon. Elroy. thing we ship is guaranteed. • Apply for full pertioulers, in writing or person, to •151gL11A111 NURSERY CO., Gooclerhara Building, Toronto, Ont. tatTHEEI.111.12. IN...U. Only " ANSA* Tballsraso. irealasall I* *a No. N aval *oh he Sprel le lass* Paha% Omahas," ✓ sky /Ole by NO) all rrhaii tuvrrer. Abu* 114.1•44. 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