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• ROST. HOLMES.
, Editor and Proprietor
The. glirittioll NSW Efa
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,, 1906.
The lary-EleetionF; and Atter
(Toronto World—Conservatives)
Ic is up to the Conservatives to ex-
plsin their defeat in North Bruce and
the overwhelming defeat in Queen's
and Shelburne. Among other ex-
planations, there is. one to. be found in
the following letter, addressed to The
'World by one of the most substantial
Conservatives of North Bruce :
- Perhaps a ray of light may
he thrown upon the NorCh Brucs
election by- the following extract
taken from the letter of a promin-
ent Wiart on Conservative, and
five days before the contest:
"We (the Conservatives) feel
pretty confident re Tuesdey's duel. •
We think we'll get 'there, but if .
our expectations are not: realized,.
the blame must fall largely upon
cur so-calledorgan in Toronto. The
Mail and Empire, :which, in its ut-
terly inSarle course of either ignor-
ing altogether or else actually de -
feuding the graft exposures on its
own side, and deuouncing the other
alone, must take its readers up
here for a lot of in -laid hi, becilese
Tne Mail asid Empire editor, what- •
ever his in itives or intentions,
should, in the interests of the
psrty, be placed under restraint."
There is more truth than poetry
in the above. There is e limit to
human endurance. When you ut-
terly disgdet an elector he will
either vote agiiinst you. or not at
all. •
--Tte defeat of Dr Weldon, whomade
the salary grab the chief iesue-, and
- the elect iou of John Tohnits a. Limited;
even tho, to some extent, he repudi
sited it, cements the alliauce bet \even
the-government:old opposition ng.i
any repeal of this meaeure. lt, Would -
ROE gromtly surprise The World to find
the defeat of or Weldon received with
paean, or delight on both sides af, the
house. This apparent unainnilLy of
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sent iment between the leaders of the
-
two 'etudes would indicate thnt, on
neither side, is there any inthiediate
anticipation of theftpositions being
reversed. The government seenrs. very
went satisfied with the present state of •
the opposition. ' They ere always
prompt to rebuke what they consider
;my sign of disloyalty on the part of
the opposition to its presentleaders. -
The increased insjority- of •Mr Field;
ing in Queen's and- ahelburne is diffi-
cult to explain, ia view of the -claim
that h &majority of JD 1 two years ago
75). due 00 corruptiou. '.11he di and
Empire considers it increalban Una
the people of Queen's and ,Shelburne
could have intended by their votes- to
approve of the reeord of the Laurier
government, and electionslike this
election must have been saanreted
with corruption. On the tithe!! hand,
it must he remembered that -The Han.
fax Heeala offered a1000 for any evid-
ence proving bribery nt this e.ection..
Then, too, it is generally understood.
that the Conservatives et Halifax hnd
considerable money at their Aisle aid,
which was to he expended during the
campaign in employing detectives and
others to watch or and eirenmvent
any attempt at bribery. • . . .
Possibly the result in North Bruce,
which occurred the day before the
polling in Queen's and Shelburne, had
some influence in the latter constittn
mita.. It is likely, however, that this.
cons) ituency is nermally Liberal, end
at r Fielding enjoyed -4 large . degree of
peisonal imputative Dr Weldon hact.
resided .for many years in Halifax,and.
represen lcd for a ears .Ne w Brunswick
constituencies in the honse.. It. is un-
likely that he had any large acquaint-
ance cr personal following in Queer's
and Shelburne, where the minister • of
finance resided.
However much explaining tinny be
done, it is hard to avoid the conclusion
sled the Laurier goVerement is still
-quite thinly entrenched hi power. In
:he absence of any moral issue, the
party in power has tremendous ant -
Is It Your'
OwnHair?
lour&
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can't do it?
Haven't enough hair? It must
be you do not know Ayer's
Hair Vigor! Here's an intro-
duction May the acquaint.
since result in a heavy growth
of rich,thick,glossy hair! And
we know you'll never be gray,
think that Ayer's EsitN7Igor is the Meat
weederfni hairgrower that was ever mad, I
hay* used 'It for soma time and I con trutb.
fully say that I ate creamy pleased with it I
Cheerfully recommend It es a splendid preps.
ration.".- MISS V. BROM, Wityls.nd, Mash,
imemerriememerannea maiiiset
Mane izira 0, Airiajiwr otg., nova% mama
Ue42„, SMISAPASILLAi
1 a CIIIRRV
Filling Government Offices
A short time age the Whitney Gov-
ernment asked a Division Clerk, not a
thonsand miles from Clinton, to ten-
der his resignation. He had filled the
office faithfully and efficiently. for
years; there were no charges against
him; everybody had absolute confi-
dence in his integrity, but he was a
Liberal, and sooner than be summarily
dismissed he resigned • His nature
was-Varticularly sensitive;.he felt his
removal:to a reflection on his honor,
and it induced an illness which is said
to have led to his death. His friends
say he died of a, broken heart. In the
meantime, a, Successor was appointed,
but when he found that the meiu..
ments were too small to justify keep-
ing the office open, be resigned. Then
it became difficult to get anyone to
take it. It isse not often a government
office goes begging, but in this case it
did. At last a man WAS found willing
to take it, on the assurance that some
other position would also be given him
Sh that the combined salaries ' tyduld
give him a living income. But isn't it
a pretty small pieces -of businesswhen
a government has to resort td all this
sort of thing to satisfy the cravings of
its supporters for office..•
..A. CASE ARICHAT. -•
Mia„ A. n Ferguson, a well , lerieWn
Cape Bretoher, has -cured . Asthma by.
'‘Catarrhozene." Her.statement is con-
vincing ''Although .I was.- trotifiled
for years,. is was only recently I tried..
Clatarehezone When eniattack start-
ed, I got out my- inhale,- and innari-
ably got quick. relief. 'Feeling satisfied
•• Cate rrhoaon e. would ure, 1son tin ued
the tiantatient, till one bottle Was fins
didn't use snore, because 1 Was
',sired, rota she -datiinia has nem? re-
turneti:!' Cttiu.'rbozone:sireig death
tc asthrna, and Inemehitis; Try it rind
be co.nainced. . Two Mies, 25c -andil1.00
atall dealers.. :•. • - .
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• A great • deal of misconceetiOnis.due
to the application. of the term .‘ labor"
a.s indicating a class -apart •from the
masses of the people.- This LitangrOse
impeopriety. }every man . who •con-
tributes to hrodoction, 'whether by
hands or brain--everytiody who adds
:to the stint of 'humangood by his ef-
1oit' lithoi'.' as 04-falithorer" in the
true. sense of the word; , • .
Japs in California, MOTHERS MUST HAVE
ABUNDANTSTRENOTH
(New York Sun)
Its California the Japanese labor
first sought the fruit fields, and it is in
the work, of cutting, packing and dry-
ing fruit that the unorganized, un -
Unionized dap has most strongly in -
trenched himself. In this field: the
padrone system is not in use ; the Watt -
ager of the fruit ranclies idealsbdirectly
h individual
lower wage than that demanded by
white laborers,
In • the raisinpacking district
throughout the San Joaquin, valley re-
gion, in the citrus belt of Califprnia,
ond in the apple country along the
foothills, the Japanese have been grow-
ing more numerous every year. Yet
the labor held has not been monopol-
ized by the Japanese, as is demon-
strated each year when the ranch own-
ers are hard put to it to get laborers
of any color to pick their fruit.
The other fields of unskilled labor
invaded by the Japanese are those of
section work on the railways, clam
and abolene dig,ging along the coast,
and house service. In the latter occu-
pation the Japanese have been engag-
ing in greater numbers -yearly. Most
of the Japanese house servants are
young men who attend school between
meal times and sit up over their books
at night; they usually ask smaller pay
than that given other Servants, out of
consideration for the fact that they
are absent, from their duties certain
hours of each day. The average pay
of a dap boy is from $15 to $25 a
metals ; the girl flanks the employment
agency gets *80 and mere. In- the
cities the nien from therOrient own
non union resta.urants, they. run non-
union barber shops, and even do non-
union carpentry work and jobbing.
WHEN THAT COLD COMES
How is it to be cured ? This method
is simplicity itself. 'Ruh the chest and
throat well with Nervilioe, use it as a
gargle, and take some in hot water be -
fere retiring along with one of Dr.
Hamilton s Pills. Next morning finds
you refreshed, free from cold, and
bright RS a dollar, These household
remedies are wonderfully successfully,
andcertainly wont fail in your ease.
For sale at all dealers.
A ample
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As all instance of the good -results of
bar-ruoinclosing, said Mr, Somerville,
I might eite the statement - of a girl
who was, waiting on the table. in a cer-
tain hothe in Owen Sound when the
guests were discussing the pros and
cons of .Local Option. .
After the meal the girl said to her
mistress.; "lavish they had asked me,
I could have . told them something
iabout "Local Option."
. "From the tinie 1 was a -child," said
she, -"'Mother had to go out scrubbing
and washing,- and as soon es my sister
and I were able we had toga to work,
too. Father was a -good workman and
got 'good wages, but they went for
liquors not to our home. Since Loestl.
Oraion has come into force father has
given 'nether a, large part Of his vages
every pay day, and she does not have
to go out any mere, but Cam make
things nice at home. . - • • '
' 'Then," the girl. continued, "Father
seems to he a . completely differerit.
man. .11\re: girls ' never really got to
know him berom,' and new he is a real
gond father to us, I think Laical Op.. -
tion is altright." ' - .. .„ •
BETTER HOMES
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In case after‘ ease in Owen Sotind it
ii said that people .are getting 'their
• hoosas fixechup, Who before let things
run dotvii.
One: at' the` 'grocery dealers has .sold
that sinee Local •Option eanie into
force, families who used to buy. a 'quer-
ter-pound of tea . and two pounds of
sugar at a. time, now buy tea by the
pound and sugar Ly the dollar's worth.
Ellen 'they would get fruit once a week;
now -they buy it three or four times a,
week. Money is now going for neces-
, .saries, and indeed .for luxuries, that
.formerly went over the bar... . ,..
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. It cern.puted that the United States
*spent; . in 1905, .•$771,000,000 for beer;
5367,00t,000.1or whiskey and Sh6,000,000
'for wine, an itggregai'e for alcoholic
foralcoholic drinks Of $1,812 000,000;
The total for tea, coffee, and cocoa was
S220,000,000; As .agmat many people
de not drink intoxicants at all, and
niany drink very sparingly, sante must
swill a gooddeal of liquor.
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Geo. (3. Gibbons, K. C.., president of
the LoOdein 'Liberia Association, told
the Torcmto Poliee Magistrate some
Wholesome facts itt the bribery case,
and his -testimony should be read and
pmdered hyevery reader who. withes
to understand the situation in °London.
Gibhons!, story was not just what
Da Vernet and his •aides watiferP. hitt
it was. •enlightening. Mr. Ribbons'
stery Of. how' Volline sought to'see him
in private, and haw elforte were.nuide
to get recommendations ' to effice or
.money, is also .most interesting. Mr.
Gibbons' staternent that the Liberals
had beee twice robbed of a seat they
had honestly won, could not be refuted. •
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In the °Orden Of it staff cerrespon-
den t of the Canadian Hort:heti wrist, it
j4 tittle anagentwas sent to Engiend .
during the fruit season to.eepresent
the fruit -growers of -this countey. The,
tvriter hasinade a careful study of the
London, fru i t •market, and he teaches
the conclusion that the handling of 1
(3 inridian apples in Great Britain is I
generally unsatisfactory. If a Cana-
.
dian familiar with the business were
plage,1 in London by the Fruit Grow-
ers' Associations he would be able to
binefit his employers by making- it
possible to hold and dispose of fruit
• when the market is most favorable.
Then, too, he might do something to
prevent pales agents from -ssnding
false roosts, to exporters. This lettei.
practice, it appears, has Nee much too
conthaon aniong the small English
firms. Complaint is BLit) merle in Brit-
ain Of the carelessness anti dishonesty
of some Canadian packers, and the
writer CAIIS for it moee stringeni in-
Speetion Pe -fruit by the Government,
and the publication both abroad and.
in Candela hi' the name of every dis-
honest packer,
NO mother emit, Rear a Healthy
ehild.pnlesi She Jn Strolls
Herself.
A wonian's anxieties Multiply ten-
fold about the time' the new baby is
expeoted,
f her strength ie exhausted and her
blind weak, it goes hard in the hour
of trial, s
Peri -ozone should be used became it
makes the blood nutritious and rich.
By instilling new strength into every
part of the body, it uplifts your spirits
at once.
Childbirth is certainly made easier
Ferrozone. The following state-
ment expresses the earnest geatitude
of Mrs. M, E. Duckworth, of Durham.
It is a woman's story,—of her own
case -told that other women may pro-
fit by 'her experience:
"Before baby was born 1 was in a
weak, miserable, nervous state. 1 had
no reserve strength,. I tried to build
up, but nothing helped me. I looked
upon the corning clay with dread,
knowing I was unequel to the oc-
casion,
"Ferrozone braced me up at once..
It gave me strength and spirits,
• brought back my nerve and cheerful-
ness. From niy experience with
Ferrozone 1 recommend it to all ex.
pectant mothers."
There is more concentrated nourish-
ment in Ferrozone than you can get
from anything else. It supplies what
weak systems need. Simply take one
tablet at meals and you'll feel benefit.
ed in it thousand ways.
• Ferrozone makes healthy; virile vig-
orous women ; tryit. 3t)e per box of
• fifty tablets, or six for $2,50, at all
• dealers.
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P ITY THE BOSY OFFICE MAN;
..He feels half dead, d sense of nausea,
• headache.and nerve. Strain.. He is on
• the verge.of breakdown through over-
work and lack Of exercise,. These diffi-
culties are best overcome by Dy,
Ram-
fltons Pills, .which make the bowels
.aetive, stimulate -.kidneys and lieen
and thereby free the eysterti. of iinpnrir•
ties. •
To ' revitalize and.' stimulate your
• whole beieg; to shake off lethargy and
tiredness, nothing compares With Dr.
which do make 'geed
looks, good soirits, good health. Sold
everywhere in 2.5c boxes, •
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Canada and •• New • Zealand Ex,
• change. Compliments
The:opening of'„the New Zealand '
Expesitipu its Christ -Church to day
was marked bY a felicitous exchange
of greetings bet wean the: presider's of
(*nada reed New Zeit and. •
On Oct 31. SirAVilfrid Lauder cabled
Premier Werd as follows , "Canada
sends greeting fin sif7d.e.r colony Mrsipen-
g of the, ex h i in n to nforrOw, and
best wishes for succ Ma. M lleh
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grItt totrti6iph4,, and 'trust
Canada's. exhihit adds interest." •
Peender Ward replied, New Zea-
land heartily reciprocalee and ,ippreS
eiittes Canada's. good:whales. Exhibi-
tion a: Ings soccess. Canada's •display
ceediteble to your country.rinclbope it
will he a forerunner of increased com-
mercial relations." • • , •
Licenses to Sho)l Deer
It is estimatedthat 'about 1,1)00 li-
censes have been teeried for the deer -
shooting season.. Only. one. license Was
sent out this yea]. Jr». a lady, the rip.
plicant .beingN es 15. Pateick of Gal5.
who has regularly eccompanied her
husband to the northern hunting
grounds fin. It number of years.: Last
year mimed ladies took out licenses. -
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Poultry Raising.
FOR SALE or TO RENT.
. Cottage lor Sale, i For Sale or to Rent
........... .
r:::emebeitete:eermon4.orerge St. eajoining the 1 offrgaltso,reoes% 14,foitr 02101 eat:: (el teuseetiosrie002 tios
property of subscriber is offered for sale on
,
W'. 0, sEAlux, hrsipvacratinottohrl 0471704 the . cuBrBreynDt oyNeanr:
Also a couple of good briok stores. Clinton.,
• House for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale hie house and I
three-qOarter-of-an-aore of land on Mary
St. Esuit trees, good hard and soft water
also stable, Will be sold on reasonahl
terms. GEO, DAVIS. °
House and Lot tor Sale.
For sale, the comfortable frame bowie
on the .00rner of Eattonbory and liaabsu
ForS1 Bay astrtptornetterir: aopoopubpiteod by Mr. Geo, Rice,
W.,0. DOHERTY, Clinton.. I
• House for Sale
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the late E. Holmee
is offered for sale. The lot .is one-half
acre, with bearing frnit trees, hard and
(soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW
i ERA office. •
• House for Sale.
Farms lor Sale
About 850 acres first-olase land, situated
on the 4th and 55h ocmoossions of Hallett,
are offered for sale, Tbis is she finest pas
-
tore land, without exception, in this
neighborhood. For particulars enquire in
the first plow) by men. Jona Timmons,
Box 580. London,
Choice Laud for sale,
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Subscriber offers tor gait the 20 acres on
the Bayaeld Road, Goderich Tp., at pre-
sent occupied by him, and known as the
Piewes ff harm, Good rame Qut
o, one
• cellar, barn 8640, with cement wall 9'feet
•
A great and profitable- development (
of notary raising 85 11 farm industry
Will be art important feature of the I
forthcoming annual report of the On-
tario Department of Agriculture.. The
progress made in this branch ot agri-
cultural development during. the past
year is understood to have been pheir
°Menai. The demand for information
on poultry has been so great that ea-
tra and supplementid bulletins have.
had to be issued: Some interesting
figures not yet made public are fore-
shai
dowed , n the corning . report
Virhile all this may. be true, it is yet a
fact that there is big room for im-
provement in this profitablebranch of
industry. It a man wanted td buy a
ca,r-loa.d of .chickens suitable for ship--
mehtto the Old Country., we do not
believe hecould buy it inside Of six
cennties: The • OM. Country people
.want chiekens ' that will dress from 5
to 7 lbs., andvvill pay the year round
25c a pound for- them, but it is.impos-
sible to , buy such -chickens in quanti-
ties. Here • is a market waiting to be
supplied, and the farmer who is WiSe.
will prepare to supply it. .
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. Your stomach: churns and digests
the food you eat and if foul, or torpid,
or outof order, your whole system '
suffers frona blood poison. Hollister's
Rocky ,Mtnintain Tea keeps you u ell.
35 cents, Tea or ,Tahlets, ..Ask your
Druggist, .
• The name of. Dr, Ororibyateklia, Su,
preme Chief Banger of the 1.0.1S., has
been So much before the Public of late
in connectien with insurance investi-
gation that queries have been frequent
among:people lin-familiar with his car-
eer at its rather romantic outset, as to
'how this edirewdand erndite.red man
"got his Mart", in life, "Orenhyatek,
ha, M.D.," who was born at the reser-
vation of the •Six.Natioes. near Brant-
ford in 18.11,received his preparatory
:educational training at the Wesleyan
. Academy. at Wilbeahain, Mass. After
„a -course there be taught school among
his own people 'en the resereation. He
afterwards 'spent - three years at Tor -
.onto University.. In MOO when • the
Pint* of Wales, nowthe King, visited
.Canadin .0ronhyatekha was 'selected
by the 'chiefs of the- Six Nations as
• theirrepresentative, to present an ad-
dress 52 loyalty and welcome to the
son of the "Great,'White Mother." The
• Pritiod was so favorably impressed by
the appearance and hearing of • the.
'
young man (hat nvited Oronhyat-
ekhn to go to Oxford to continne his
sThis he did under the tutel-
age of, Sit Henry 'Acland; the Prince's
physician, who was then'Oxford'a Reg
• ins Professor of Medicine. On his re-
turn he practised • tor some tithe in
• London, and. then entered, the order
:which henow doininates. • '
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A comfortable frame bowie 'on Mill Ste
containing 8 bedrooms, sitting room, pan-
try woodebed, good cellar, hard and soft
water; One-quarter acre lot. Will be sold
oheap. Apply at NEW ERA Office, or
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
House for Sale.
Large frame house on Wellington Sh,
Clinton, lately occupied hy F. 0. Alicook.
7 rooms, and pantries, and woodshed, good
stoce oeller, 3.4 acre ef land, hard and soft
water. A eplendid chance for a ere=
wanting a good house. Apply to
MRS ALLCOCK, Clinton, or Mrs. Chid-
ley's, Isaac St* •
Good House for Sale.
StIbileriber, Qffen for Bale his large • and
comfortable frame bowie on Albert Street.
The house has every convenience for ord,n-
ars, tiredly. Good cellar; hard and soft
water on the lot; three-quarters of -an -acre
of lend; bearing fruit trees, also good
stable. Will be sold on reasonable terms,
3 ' A. WILKEN,
Moh Nth, I
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House tar • Sale
The commodious and wellentuated house
known as "Lakeview' on Elgin avenue, in
the rown of Goderich. The place has every
convenience, and is especially well -located
for a boarding house, and is at present
doing a gcod business in this line, Large '
lot and a number of fruit trees. Possession.
can be given 1st of Jan, next. Apply at
premisesor by letter to MRS, E. M
DOWELL, Lskeview, Goderioh, p
Residence for Sale.
• In the Village ,of
'Mrs, T. (3 Pickard offers for sale her
two morev brick house, which has slate
roof, cellar full siee of house, furnace, hard
aud soit water in house.' Oneslaalf . ROM of
land, with plum 'trees; ohdrry areas, berry •
bushes, etc., stable on premises. -Also six
quarter acre lots hear bean. . Price $1500.
Apply to W. PIUKARD, Holmerivitle, or
Mas T C.•PIC fa:RD,
' Public, Library, London,
IA, will pay for theNew Era to IIONV stibscrib-
!'""1 ers, for the balance of this' year
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cliRSAS]o141,, REASOli' Volt Thr ORRATI4Y
IN qh Art'ENMANtiA AT' •
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TORONTO, ONT:
neseet students have taRen positions Itt
, salaries from SIR) per month to 51000 per
• Year. Write to.daY 'for .handsome cattt-• •
logne, Weettn place 1011 Ofl. the.road te
maces. Commence now ' •
W. J. ELLIOTT, Prih
t•eriter of Tonto and Atexander S18
0.1301111,111MON
Isaac Newton hes been refused.at .•
• , .
cenee for the hotel. at Lanebtoo Mills.
Ac5ordiitgtoMvT. P'rank. SlatterY, PIEADAC
sel iiii ter, -.51r Ne tvtt in. Was refused oie-
ly he was LibereV his per-
sonal :qualifidations being ignored-. As
a consequence it is: Mr. Slattery's in.
tention to bring theallatter to the at-
tention of the Provincial .Seeretary$
George .Vandyke of Boston has
bought the mills mod limits of the Roy-
al Paper M ills at East Aninis, Que. '
he pricv 18 said to be 51,000,000b
The CarloW «irrespondent of the
Signal says r --"The concrete founda-
tion or the 0, P. It station at the
division line has been Completed, \Ve
heel. that the (3 P. Itepeople have de-
cided to eall Colbarne station. ahey
!eight have: pielsed werse name, but
it our lineable judgment there is still it
better one. Why not call it Carlow ,
The station end postoffice Woeld then 1
have the pane naine a lid great deal
of confesion would time be iteolded.
•Besidees there is a (3olborne railway
Station in Ontario alrendy. Those are
(nay two of a number of reasons which,
if brought to the attention of Presid-
ent Shaughnessy would certainly, in
ohr afore said homble judgment, con.
voice him that the new station should ,
be "Carlow."
Neuralgia and Ncrvassness cum es or ose
high;good bearing orchard, plenty of water.
,TAMEB $MITH, Clinton.
A.J A X AltritigifiltigrACTRilt
to handepressian Oframostsurasmordissoscraft •
Takennothp,seessinisgr.. Atesolorscaultecttouss
ftgipp.1 it we,
satun..-
•
•
IMPROVED maehinery
I will not, of itself pro-
• duce good flour.
• You may be an excellent
• cook, but you cannot pro-
duce light, wholesome
baking unless the flour you
use be the kind that permits
• such results.
So in the milling; machin-
• err alone cannot produce •
• Royal Itolsehold Flour
out of the wrong kind of wheat any more than you
• can make the right kind of bread or pastry out of
• the wrong kind of flour.
• Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour is made from
• haid spring wheat—a wheat that is rich in nutriment,
that grinds fine and whit; and produces bread and
pastry that are wholesome grid nourishing as well as
light and crisp—it's g flour that begins to br good in
thc wheat riot in f.he
Your grocer ?niers to
sell •you Ogilvie's Royal
• Household Flour because
• he knows the value of a
pleased customer.
• Ogilvie Flour Mills Ct., Ltd.
Montreal.
"Ogilvie's Book for a Cook," con.
taint 130 penes of excelletit reef es,
some never pu C h&ore, Yonr
grocer can toll you how to getit FRS&
•
Farm tor Sale.
• Subsoriber offers for sale his farm of 103
acres, being lot 31, 3rd one. H. R. S. Taok-
eremith. All cleaned and under oultivat-
ibn except 3 acres ; all bat 18 acres in grass
Frame house, bank bern, hay barn, and
°thin outbuildings. Bearing orchard.
Good water. Schoolhouse on the premises.
6 mules to Seabrth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, g aid ,0,1
wHIT el LA) (MICH, Clinton,.
• Farm for Sale. •
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of
MO acres, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 bores. Brick house,
bank barn 40x80. Cement silo, 14x80; one
acre of orchard and small fruits, 2 never -
ling wells. Driving house pig pen, hen
house. Five miles from Clinton and three
from lancefield, on good gravel roads.
ALBERT NOTT,
. Clinton V. 0,
• Choice Farm tor Sale
• Subscriber offers for sale.- his splendid
farm of 96 acres on the Bass Line, being
north part, of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hallett
Good bribk house, barn tied necessary
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, Au.
burn P.O. •
• Farm for Sale.
Two hundred and thirty-five sores, situ-
ated on Hayfield Road, Goderict TR.. three.
quarters -of -a -mile from Clinton. Soil in
excellent condition, having been ell under
grams for five years; si lendid graih or grass
land, well drained. Five acres hardwood
bush and excellent orchard. One barn,
52374, with stone stabling for 12 horses
' and 85 cattle; one barn ' ees 54, with silo
and stabling for 17 ottitle. Large imple-
ment house and pig pen; power and ptimp-
ing windmills; large frame house; two
gocd wells and ruining water at rear of
farm •Apply to MRS. ALEX, M
Minn EN, Cantos P',0,, or Lot 28, Con
2, Stanley.
PROFESSIONAL •
itrogoliny BEATTIE
• •Ohisteesser 5. lir jai itcott
BAEJUST. BE, somorron. Etc
WANT°
Office—Elliott /Meek, foraserit Pooneuxik •
by Mr Scott.
MONET TO LEND
W, BRYDONE,
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY'
• PlY,S1-40, ETC).
or.,INTON
—MOUT' & HALi—
CONVETANOffite, CoMmleStownne,
Beal Estate and Insurance Agent
Money to loan
Farm lor Sale. •
Proprietor offers for sale his farm on the
Maitland Con. Gotierich Township, Lots
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 miles trom village
of Hob:no:wine, chumh and school: The
farm contaius 238 sores of ohoice lan3, a
'good -frame house,. and bank bare 5 agree
af orchard and 30 acres of good "maple'
bcshland. The farm is traversed by.a run-
ning brook, This farm will be sold in a
• block or in parts. Apply to
• ALEX BAL'OUR,
Agents Wanted. •
We want good, live, hustline agents to
represent us in ithooeupied territory.. Any
agent -who is after pod bueiness, Must
handle what people want ts buy. Ceit
mere ask forNation 1 Cream Septirators,
and New Art Sewing Machines. Write
for out Agents Contrtot. and Terms. Jaet
She position for retired Mercheastor Farm-
er. An independent inborn° to right man.
NATIONAL SUPPLY CO., ,
• 2ipp ' ' Box 346, Guelph. .
1^ - •
• Administrator's Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements be-
longing to the estate of the lite Sam.
Appleby, to Re offered by auction, on
• MONDAY NOV.. 12
• Also Lot 23, Con. 0, of Hullett, cow.
taining 100 acres ; and S 1-Lotl5, Con
0, of 50 Acres. Sale to take plade at Lot
.21, ConeR, Hullett. .
H. T, RiNCE, AdMinistrator
THOS. BROWN, Auctioneer.
lIALB, JOHN HIDGITT
• Dra, Gunn & Gunn,
Dr. NV, Gunn, 1.D. (5 1', L. 14. C. 8.. Raw
Dr, J. NIslsot Gunn,111. EN S. England,
L. It. 0, P., Louden.
Office—Ontario Street, Clinton. Night 'calls 55
front door of office or residence, Rattenburr
Street.
• DR, d. W. SHAW,
PHYKOIAN, SUROSOX
tom =hear eta., office and residenee Oia
Maio St., opposite English church, formerly oto
ounied by Dr, Appleton, Clinton Ont,
• DR. O. W. THOMPSON
Physioian'Surgeon, Me,
'Special attention. given to diseases' of the- ,
t d e
Y
Wilco and Residence -
Albert Street.i! Blocks North of nattentdver
G. W. Naming Smith, N. D., Cat
PHYSICIAN 84 SURGEON. .
OFFIDE—Main Street, Hayfield, formerly
occupied by Dr. Pallister:
DR. P. R. AXON
' DENTIST
• (Successor to Dr. Holmes,)
Specialist in 6own and Bridge Work,
Graduate of the,Royalr.College of Dental Sere
goons of Ontario,
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Den-
tal Department. •
Graduate.of Chicago College of Dental Surgerr
Chicago..
will visit Hayfield every Monday.
• DR. IL FOWLER, '
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
• 13peoial care taken to make dente Ire
merit as peunlees as possible. W vi 1•
Auburn every Mammy.
• el Miscellaneous.
• TAKES DAratS111,, LONDESBOi)
881/115 OF MARRIAGE LICE
N
SE('
.
No witnesses reouired .
Roney
Private funds to loan al 4% per cent and up-
wards • W.aRRYDONE. •
GEORGE ELLIOTT• ,
eLiAr_iroN, ONT., '
• Literised Auctioneer..
Farm sales a Specialty, • .
• TERMS REASONABLE.
Orders left 'at the NEW ;ERA.Swilhisse
• pron1ptly attended to,
THOMAS GUNDR
Live stock and general Auctioneer,
•
GODERI01-1, ONT • -
Farm stock salesa specialty. -Orders left aa
NEW ERA (ace, .ciinton, promptly attended.
to. Terms reasonable. Ruiners' sale notes -
discounted. • .
•
MARRIAGE ..1„410ENSES .
ISSUED:EY
J. R. Runtball„ Clinton.
• .
•. J.P. TIsDALL.
BANKEIt,
•01f,41N TON ; ONT .
Private funds so loan on mortgagee sit
best current rate' •,
General Banking . :•brisineiti r Atwood
• :Interest allowed On. deposits,
Sale notes bought . . .
-
G. ID. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggarit.
McTaggart: Bros.
BRKNERi..
ALBERT SP, •CLINTON
t...•tieneral Sanitins Broadnes• s
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts iestted. interest allowed on
•deposits. •r
•
NO lICE: TO CIRE0110RS. The McKillop . Mutual
'IN THE RIATTNI1 of the estito Of Stunitel
Ap-
ploby,1 of cthe Township of Hallett, in. the
Comity of Buten, deceased.
:Nom is herein' Mt en pursuant to Sea. 18,01
Chap. ND 1.1. 8,0. 18.0,' mat ail persons having
claims against the estate of the 1* 15 flf1l1I0l Ap.
Pleby, deceased, who died on or about the 13th
clay of Septainber, 1008, are required to scud bY
Post,. prepaid to the undersigned 60licitor for the
Administrator, Flurry Ton? Dance, ou ov before
the Ilith day of 1,.l0vent1e1'. Mk, their names, and
addresses with full particulars 10 writing of their
clitinis, antl statement oftheir accounts and the
mature of the security (if any) held bY them, duir
,•
stItutoly (101111115(0(1,
• AND TAKE NOT1ORI that after the said ltitit
day of November, 1108, sitid Administrator will •
ProCeed to distribute tbe assets of the said d0.
ceased among the partiesentitled thetet0,11aving
regard only to the claims Of which they shall then
have notice,and the sairlAdininistratot will not be
late° for 11)118 )1-054 or any )011 theroof, to anY
Person or persons of whose claim notice shall not
have been received. by him -or his said sone),
tor at the time of :melt rlistribotiOm
Dated at Clinton, Oet. 00, 1908.
. W, 1311!DOND,
• • Solicitor.
Pim Insurance Co .
Farm and isolated' Town Props
erty only Insured. •
,
OFFICERS. •,
j, B. McLean; President, Kippen; Thom
Eraser'Vice-pres., Brucefielde. Thos. ,E
Hays, Secy., Treas., Seaforth; •s1/4
,
• DIRECTORS.
' Jas, . Connelly, Porter's Hill; John •
Wain Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J, Evans, Beet-'
woon; J. C. 'Grieve, Winthrop, J. Bes.
neweis, Brodhagen.
Each Director is inspector of losses!tai
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Relit Smith, •Harlock; Ed, Hinchlttyl
Seaforth; James CuMming, Egraond-
ville; J. W. Yeo. Holmesville
NOTICE TO claIDITORS,
IN T1tI1 MATTER of the estate of Catharine
Conic, ot the 'row 41 of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, deceased. -
• -,:sToTtor.. 19 hereby given purstutifit tO See':
of Chap.1•211, it. S. 0, 1897, that all persons having
claims against the ()State of the 'so id Catharine ,
Cook,deeeitnertwhe died ow or abeut the gni( day .
af September,1808, are reunited to send by post,
prepaid to the undersigned solieltor, or to the
underaignecl Administrator, on or bulore the 15th
day of Nevember, 111181, their names, and address-
es, with full particulars, In 'writing, of their
an
claims, d stam
teent of their accounts and the
nalatte of the securities (if any) held by them,
dilly verified by statutory declaration,
AND TAKE NO11(114 that after the said Elth ,
day of November, 1100, said Administrator witI:
ineceed to distribute (he assets of the said de. •
'ceased among the parties entitled thereto,. hay.
Ing tout t•1 only to the ('1811(14 0? which they shall
then JIAIV(5 notice, and the said Administrator
will lint be littitie. for said assets or any Daft
theteof, to am' Person or Persons of whose claim
ttotiee shall not• have been received by him, Or
his said 'solicitor at the time of Ruch (lista.
4111,tinntlehd et Clinton, Oct, 00, UN.
JAMBS COON, W, IlltVDONIS, 1
Adlniniotrator, Solicitor
'Wanted.
A relieble resident agent for ()Hilton and
lemony for 1 ail and Winter menthe, to .
tell. Fruit Trees, &hail Fruit 'Bushes,
Ornamental Trees, /lowering Shrubs, eto.
Alt supplies furnished free, Terms liber.
al. Ws eonsiclor this agency one of the
teed° Out of it. Agents wen have ovi r 60(4
best on out lid and good money.oart 80
acre.. Of choice stock to dritiv Upon. Every-
fuu ing or eAropopnloyto tor
partieuia. Pe in writ
thing we skip is guaranteed.
PELHAM NURSERY Co ,
Gooderhara Building, Toronto, Ont,
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