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THE CLItTON NEW BRA
The Now Era
published every Friday at,
the NUW ERA. Printing House,
ISAAC sTnetUT CLINTON.
Terms of subscription -$1 per year
*advance ; $1.50 ruay be cha,reed if
Md No paper discontinued
Until all arrears are paid, unless at the
option of the publisher, The date to ago. He thinks there should be abso-
which eversesubscriptien is petals de- lute free trade between Canada and
noted on the label. the States.
Advertising ratee.-Transient adver-
tiseinents, 10 cents per nonparel. line Mr Hi 1 points out that Canada is
for fitst insertion and 3 cents per line "no suppliant," and that her future is
for each subsequent ineertion. Small i
eee erre assured, no matter what the United
eldvertisements not to exceed
each as "Lost," "Strayed," "Stolen," . States ma,y do. Canada has 19,000
etc, inserted once for 35 Outs, or one : m ' iles of railways, a trade of $500,000,
nionthfor$1.0o1nmun1cetions intended I ,„,„
for publication must, as a gnarantee of t ' a year. $4°() "s°°° im'ested in
good faith, be accompanied by the manufactures, and an annual product
Waste of the writer.. $4804)0,000 worth of manufactures.
To insure publication in convent
I suecopy of advertisements should be All title growth, says 1Vir Hill, has heen
vent in early.achieved withoot outside a' id by the
Contract rates - The followingtable
sinews our rates for specified periods people of Canada using their own re-
seed space. sources, and developmentehas only be -
1 yr. 6ino. Sino. lnio inn. There island enough in Canada
Start them Thinking 1Baby's irth
A Tryingliirne A good farm is better than Cobalt.
Farmstead Skits
Mr, J. Hill, the well known Ottilas Study hew to dress fowl for maxket.
clian lqiinager of the Great .Northern
ltellWay, of $t Paul, basset the people ,
of Chicago and the West thinking over made Remy If the Mother Pre,
a speech which he delivered before the pares Idler System wilth a Brae -
Chicago Board of 'I'rade •a few days 100 Treatmeat or rterrezene.
A happY farmer is theking of Men
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1 Column $75 00 $40 00 $25 00 $8 50
Column 40 00 2b00 15 00 600
n Column 25 00 15 00 800 250
Column 18 00 10 00 550 2 00
1 Inch 600 350 200 120
ROST. 1.10LMES.
Editor and Proprietor
The glinton F18W EVB
CLINTON, ONT., NOV. 23, 1906
Not a Remedy
. -
Discussing electoral evils, some Of
•our exchanges suggest [compulsory
voting as a remedy therefor,- bet we
are inclined to think that the sugges-
tion would not be effeceive. Even if
alt persons were compelled to go to the
polls and cast a ballot, this would not
prevent e man selling his vote if he
, were so disposed. In fact, it would
-make the purchase of votes a simple
thing. Once it became ill -gal fer a
man to stay away from the polls, a
man could easily offer another a bribe
and say "mark your ballot fer me, or
if you are unwilling to do that,. spoil
it," How wou'd compulsory voting
.affect the offer or receipt of a bribe at
all?
We believe, as we have said in pre-
vious at•ticles, that the only effective
method of dealing with corruption is
••
to feed every mouth in Europe. "This
is a neighbor to be taken note of,"
lt wi:1 he a long day before there is
absolute free trade between the two
countries: but it should not be long
before the trade relations are better
than at pvesent.
We cannot ignore the fact that tbe
situation of the two countries twat
make thein neighbors, and if the
Americans wantto show their neigh-
borliness they ten.veduce their tariff,
and thus pave the way for reductions
on our side.
Deafness Cannot.be Cured
Wolfram immediately experience a
reel gain in power and strength from
using Ferroeone.
It is a true nerve and blood tonic
and effects permanent cures unpata -
leled in thebistory of medicine.
Ferrozone supplies tbe essentials of
life that are exhausted by overwork,
worry, indigestion or high livings It
contains just what every ron-down
Woman and girl requires.
By instilling tievestrength into the
blood, Fereozone benefits the whole
body.
Digestion improves, the eyes sparkle
the cheeks glow with girlish beauty. ,
Normal powers are restored to the l
regenerative organs, the nerves are re-
charged with energy, proving that
direct benefit is resulting from Ferro -
zone.
There is no greater boon to suffer-
ing women than Ferrozone. It fills
the system with the snap and fire of
youth, builds up firm tissue, rounds
out the form; until perfect woman-
hood and vigorous health is attained.
Ferrozone is the one safe tonic for
ladies to use, because it contains no
alcohol or dangerous drugs. Growing
girls, young womeneexpectant moth-
ers -every female will derive unques-
tionable benefit from this. grand res-
torative.
Prepared only in tablet form, 50c for
a box of fifty tablets, or six box.es for
$2.50, at all dealers.
Have you tried that leg of lamb for
your farm dinner yet?
Scientists say that lemon tead apple
juices will destroy cholera and typhoid
germs.
The dissatisfied grunt of the porker
is disturbing our quiet dreams Of farm
pl4pentya.rt
of Iandiana Citizens have
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 the mucous lining of the Eus-
trichion Tube. When this tube is in-
flamed, you have a rumbling sound. or
impertect hearing,and when it is e1ntir-
ely closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the tube can be taken out, and
this tube restored to its normal condi-
tionthetwing will be destroyed forevere
pine cases out of ten are caused by 0a-
tarrh, which is caused by an inflemed.
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars'
for any case of Deafness, (caused by
Catereh)that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cui.e. Send for circulars free.
• F. J. CHENEY & Toledo, O.
•
sold by -Druggists, 75c. . • •
., Take Hall's Family Pills for constip-
ation.
to make it a, cii na1 oif ence to either
, • .
offer or receive a bribe. At the assize •
vourt in Toronto the other day, Judge:-
Teetzel, himself a Liberel; Made the
following statement, in which. iteivii
be seen he makes a similar suggestion
"We must express -our amezement
at the low sepse • of' honor existing
among the electors„ as veyealedin pus
evidence of the pevitivy eases, and
from the numerous election spit saris-
ing from time to t imeln widely divi 'et1
parts of the ..1)0minion, it erduld seen.
. as if all T he electorateeew: teintede
void of all sense of honer, and -as if the
end in rill ceees Jostified the. Means.
WE .1014 TOUXIOESxT TuAT A LA:w 13E-
Y0IIIIIII.ATED IN wine» THE RECEIVER,
wim, BE etTNisilED AS WE AB
await, and that aeverepenal ties shotild
.be meted out to.all. participants in pol-
itical corruption 'as would debar and.
prevent repetition of snch. deplorable
se.andals."
Running.a Newspaper .
The, following poem ntree.be of intei,
nst to those who are full of the Opinion
that they coat rim a newspaper bet-
ter than the editor in charge : •
Despite the greet public works, un-
dertaken by the •Dominion • Govern-
ment in the •leet ten. years,. the public
debt :of the Dominion has not been
added to,e
' abording• to the latest CM-.
Get 32 Millions from the Dairy
in many respects the season which
is fast drawing to a close has been the
most important in the history of the
Canadian dairy industry. Taken on
the whole. it has not been a profitable.
season for the exporter, brit for the
farmer it has certainly been a banner.
year. • -
Prices during the entire season have
been unusually high, and the, amount
that has gone into the farmer's hands
is the• largest , in the history of the
• trade. .
. A conservative estimate shows that
the Canadian dairy farmers have, • er
will ba,vb, by the end of the seasore re
delved cOnsiderably over thirty-two
million dollars for their. produce :dur-
ing the past seven mouths, which con-
stitute the dairy season of 1006.
. Mr. R. M. Ballantyne, Canadian
manager•Of Lovell and Christmas Co.,
rchase • 8000 acres near Sperling,
Happiness is not -made by silks and
bonds. A. contented ditcher is better
than the dissatisfied .
At a sale of Clyde horns belonging
to Thomas Smith, of Scotland, British'
Chief sold at $3750 and Royal Rose for
$2575.
Earl Grey and his son, Lord Howick,
are now fruit farmers of Hritish Col-
umbia, having purchased some land.
naar Nelson.
Prof. G, E. Day of Guelph is one of
the judges at the Chicago Live, Stock
Show, No better in Canada could
have been selected.
The railroads of the 'United States
received $524,764,025 as revenue for
carrying agriceltural products this
year, says G. 3. Grammer, vice-pre-
sident of the New York Central,
The Hartney Star is out advising
the farmers of Manetobs, to have thei
r
farms mimed, and the name placed in
a conspicuous place near the gateway.
It favots a small rebate of the taxes
to the farmer complying.
A London cheese impprting firm is
emoted by The Trade Bulletin as .say -
an., to form a settlement.
mg that the consumption of cheese in
England at the present time runs
about 60,000 boxes a, week, but even,
putting it at 50,000 boxes, it would
make the requirements 1,600,000 up to
May 13 next. As the total available
supply is placedett 1389,000, this leaves
a shortage of 211,000 boxes.
Robert Beith,.ex-al. P., has returned
' from a two -months'. visit to Europe.,
where he' bought two Hackney stal-
lions,. eighteen ,Hackney mares, and
four Clyde mares. 'Mr Beith now has
forty eight horses in his Bowmanville
stables. Thomas Baker of 'Durham.
County, evhcsaccompanied Mr Beith,
•• brought out two Clydefillies, and is
importiug a number of Shrop sheep..
-Statistics in relation to the 'world's.
produitionof honey designate Spain
•
as second in the supply of that ;pro-
duct, the total number Of her beehives
being 1,690,000 and the quota of honey
furnished by • her 19,000 tons out of
80,000 the world's yield.' Germany,
with -2,0Q0,000 beehives prOduced,20,000
Limited,- estimates the Nolo. o the tons of honey, a larger 'quantity than
cheese and buttetsexports as follows : ,
.. any other county. .ranking
anking
Cheese, a25,156,000. - third,- produced 18,000 tons of.. honey,
Butter, $7,392,000. 'France *10.000, Holland and Belgium
.A total of $32,548 0°0, . . -• •
The total output ocheese is esti- • less than 2500, and Greece, itessia and
f ..
mated at 0Denmark 1000 tons ettch
20,000 boxes. The exports • , .
of butter were 601,598,..at
an average . V 4.
ATAL BLOOD POISONING
price of 22 cents II pound. . • •
The following table shows the total Frequently follows the use of cherep
estimatedmake of cheese, with the eorn salves and plasters. The safest is.
value' for' each seas= for the past few the best, and that's "Putnam's," which
has a record of fifty years success. Re-
fuse substitutes for "Putnam's," which
costs 25d in every drugstore. - • . ,'
. . . .. . •
,
years:.
chil statetitent, At th
present; •e debt Price,
at Canada is $256 73t,903, Whereas,25
Quant •ty,
)6.• 620 000 $0.60 ,156 000
.isi' Government of Sit Wilfrid B. * :05 ... * ...I:4130000 8.50 24000,000
. ,.. .
e.
vnt the
letrwieteceine emu) power 1896 the ' :2,808,822 6.80 • 19099,800 -
.debt w 82:58,497,1433, .51r. Fielding 1903 : 9.00 28,310,000'
will have l
another Peasant story to tell . ', . . ,
. . . • • - . . •
xhen, in .the text .Weck ot. twO; be ., . HOW IT SPREADS ' ..
.
makes his financil statement. • The first package of Dr Leonhardt's
e •
H n-Rbid '(the •infallitile Pile • cure)
• that was pit, out went to•a small town
The .President .of the British Board
of Education was asked to make it
compulsory to hoistthe flag over all
schools, as jii the 'United States and
1.litnitoba. His reply, that "lie did
• noe thiels-• patriotiarli ,in 'Ireigland and •
Jim Jones. he was an editor.- thatls,
he tried to be ; • •
He bought himself a hand -pros, end
started in to see
Jest what there was to editing, bite
when he'd eenvessed mend. '
Some fifteen: hundred editors in that
same town, he found,
• They all knew more about it; than
Jones could hone to know; •
They told him, -You must run her,
Jones, jes' so, and so, and so 1 .
-"Give every man a notice ; be sere end
put it down
Whenever Major Jinks is seen to per-
ambulate the town t
rut in a few free locals for all the
stores and give
Each man a free subscription, if • • you
Want your sheet to live 1"'"'
Well, Jones. he done jes' as they said,
for fear they'd Make a row, . •
But the more he tried toplease them
all, the more they toldhim hew !
Until at last be took his book an' ittici
it on the shelr ;
'Then run the !taper in the ground' an'
follored it himself! • . .
„ •
One man has beee convicted of men
elatighter and sent to prison Sortheee
een mths for shooting a hunter "in Mis-
take for it bear" near Sudbury. He
gets off easily. Such. blunders .should
be made so costly that they would net
.be indulged in by the careless. .
Wales needed tohe manufactured. nor
Would it he promoted by coinpulsory
. .
Conditions .ot any particular ritual in
connection with • flag waving," shows •
him to be a statesman. above- •ile pea-.•
-"nut grade, whose idea of patriotiSin is:
•
not n ttai ned by Mere bnister •Meignor-
lint: fl:tg-eeorshiP. • • '.. . • • .
The Libeinls cif East Hunortapnounce
a noininating beinvention for the llth
Of December, • when a candidate will
." be put in the field for the Dothinion
• Houee. The Liberals, we believe on
win back the three H.urons, but it can.
only bedone by having tandidetes
the field tit an efirlysdayeand thus giy-
Ines ,ample oppertunityfee personal
Work. We have talked with e timelier
of people from East Huron, as to the
•
When the
Hair Falls
. I EK a
Then it's time to act i No time
to study, to read, to experi-
ment! You want to savO your
hair, and save it 'quickly, too!
So make up your mind this
very minute that if your flair
ever comes out you will use
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any-
thing else, It's nature's way.
The best kind of a testimonial -
"Bold for over sixty years."
Mane Isf.,;4:44,1,,rzaz,:ririimir...
of,„„. SARSAPARILLA.
a 'NAY MORAL
preleible nominee; tne general eoncene
sus of opinion being that Dr. Mitedore
aid, who sdality represented the riding
for many. years, will not again peek
payliarnentary impoes, in which event
the choice wbeld probably lie between
W. .11:..Kerr,' of Bruseels, and It, Van -
stone, of WingbanO Both are good
nien, both• are strong Men, arid while
wehave not the . slightest hostility to
\raLlstone we stippose our, joure
rialistic sympathies • drew es towards
Mr. Kerr. He has done good service
for the Liberal party, and we believe
he could be elected by a substantial
mnjority: If any one desetves eonside
oration, it is Mr. Kerr. ' •
in Nebraska: '
Iecured a case ef Piles that was
considered hopeless.
The news spread, and although this
was onlytWo years ago, the demand •
prompted Dr 3 8 14eonhardt, of Lin-
coln, Neb.., the discoverer. to' prepare
it for general use. Now it is being
sent to all pats of the world. • •
.It wtll curesany case of Piles. • There
is a month's treatmenten each box. •
Sold for $1.00,- with absolute guaran-
tee. • • •
Itis for sale by druggists, or by The
Wilson-Fyle Co., Intuited; ••Niagara
Falls, Ont. .
•
• -
• The Immigration -Department at,
Ottawa has received a ttheek for $2,275 .
representing fines paid by the captain
of a vessel running into Vancouver'
for landing Japanese imniieritaits
iLIi-
aut notifying .the quarantine officers.
Tt appears that 65 immigrants Were
landed .before the • vessel in • question
pot into Vancouver. They made off
through the weeds. The police were
notified,. and withthe aid of .the
Japanese °opera the men were roupd-
:ed up. A prosecution was then in-
stituted, with the resultstted. It is
the that of the kind brought under the
immigration act,' •
•
On San. 7 there will be 109 !peal op,
tion contests in the Province of On-
tarice•while six meinicipalities in which.
the measure had, carried will, seek to
repeal the vote. •• These. •lattier are the
towns of Toronto junetion ahd.Stittop
andthe townships of Niagara, McLean
Ricloueand italeigli. The only city in
whieh the voting on the Act will take
place is Hrantford, • with twenty
licenses. The towns are Collingwood,
with ten licenses ; Ansa Craig, two
Alliston, five ; Be'eton, three ; Brad-
ford, • two ; Embro'• three; Hensel',
two ; Kemptville, fem. ; Kingsville;
three •, Listowel, five : 'five ;
Port Elgin,. three ; Richmond, one ;
St Mary's • seven Teesvvater, three ;
Woodbridge, two ; 'Weston; three t
Tottenham, two, and Teeswitter, three.
'11 -CE ELDER .TEL. •
once Meld In U1g Hsteernnee n Cure
For. Epilepsy, .
Althoughtradition tells us. that . it.
was on au .elder tree that ludas hang-
ed. hiteself,• greet virtue has longbeen
attributed -to it as a Cure for epilepsy.
The origin of this -belief may. be. found .
iu tile following quotation from an old
book of charms: ' '• , • •
"Iii. the. moth' of October, a •little
before' full mon, pluck'a twig of elder
and cpt the cane. Wats is between two
of Re knees, or. knots, .ie nine pieces.
Bind these pieces in a ill'ece or trio%
hong this be it timed- about the neck. •
•
More than one best?
When you ask your grocer to send
you the best flour, he sends you—
his best. When you know the best
flour and. order by the name, the
choice is not left to the grocer.
Many grocers handle
Royal Household Flour
as their leader. They have found it
the safest fiour to recommend because
its results' are sure and its purity ,is
unquestioned. It your grocer's best
is not Royal Household, insist on his
getting it for you. The benefit will
be mutnal. .
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
MONTIFAL.
• Nov, 23, 1901
PROFESSIONAL
dismty BEATTia
Stineoesser to $ir Os Oasis
BARRISTER, 801401TORI iffan
°UNTO . •
Office -Elliott Jelook, formerly isocuplea „
by Mr noott. • ,
IIONET TO LEND
BioncooNEI.
1 niouttsTER 130LIOITOR SOTAItY
PUBLIC), ETC.
CLINTON
FOR SALE or TO RENT.
For Sale. For Sale or to Bent
A Two Storey building in the old brick Lot 15, Con. 13, Hulled, (150 acres) is
block occupied by Rich, Baker. • offered for Bale or for rent. Poesesaion to
JOHN MeGARVA, Clinton, be given at the dose of the current year.
For phrtionlars apply to W. BRYDONE,
Clinton,'
RIDOOT & HALE
• --
CONTETAIWERS, 1:1011MISSIONERei
Real Rotate and insurance Agent
Money to loan
0.113. RALE,
JOBN IODOUT
Horseand Buggy tor Sale.
• oescl'quiet &Wog borse, with heirnesti
and buggy. Atply at the '
tf NEW ERA OFFICE.
so thatethey newt! the spoon et. tne •
• itetu•t, •er the sevord formed. certiktee. • .
semi that thee May, More '
their place bind lhem theredu with a.
;linen or .slikeu roller wrapped =tad
.tho body'VlItho thread, break',o itee4..-
.Tir itehigt)reken and the roller
removed the 111111)11 1i to be touch-
ed at all, withit2 bare hands,. but
. Atoll betaken holdof by ewe° in-
streinene•and. buried In e place that
noboO. may ninety it" •• • .
0! course uniese, the instructions
were followed rie
sttle, a vemplete cure
tould net be .assured. There Is another
'superstition ,aboet, the elder wench
doubtless has eaved. many: a boy
'stout caningenneely, that ithinders•
growth osed. ts an !mm
e-
. !pent Of, poolshincat -Suriday Maga-
eine.
Store to Bent.
The store in the Victoria Black, so long
occupied by the undersigned, is offered to
rent. ithas ben papered and painted
throughout, and is in first-class order.
T. JACKSON,. Sr.
Cottage tor Salt.
The cottage on Orate° St. adjoining the
property of subscriber is offered for sale on
reasonable terms. W. C. SEARLE.
Also a couple of good brick stores. .
House for Sale..
Subscriber offers for Mile his house and
three -quarter -of -an -sore of land on Mary
St. Fruit trees, good hard and Soft water
%leo stable, Will be acid on teaeonabl
terms. GO. DA.VIS. •
Fears eve expressed that Limit Peary
•
lets been lost- et, sea, The Theedote
- Roosevelt, .tlai vessel twinging Peary
11 ome, was due . at Sydnev last week.
She wee:lad reported 0113attle Mabee,
on the fAbradoi. coast,by the stutint t
Virginia Lake. The Roosevelt rens
Welty battered. by ;.,1 01111S, ;ITO the' offie
cers of the Virginia Lokiseta all: her •
beams bed been cut for fIrwoodWith
two blades of heepropeller gone, the
Roosevelt MIS able to make nines four
miles .to 'home For move time Tv week..
SIPAseNS storms have swept the New.
-fat tedland.eoest, mid in her damaged
emulitioe the Roosevelt may • have
'boon unable te weather the totles. Ile
hatesince•been hard from.
.thiring the pest five years 15,0e0 two,
sons were nimelered in the Crated
States, :Afore Itersone Were inttrdered
last year than died of typhoid fever.
That the United Stettet is the most
erinain 11 erminey in the woridehe ;hoot
SVIett!TTI 1110:4 1008P fttla antiquated,and.
the law ope» to • attacls, were 'Among
the aseertions made by.1 Udge email,
Of Ohmage, 11gtircs and crime sta
ties Of 1 be event countries of the
• world were also gieenaind it ores shrinro
that, while England and Wales .had
tally .317 enurdeve last year,' in the 'Uni-
ted Stats 8,760 persondied by the -
hand of the assassin,
LIVER COMPLAINT
•
The liver is the largest gland in the body; its
office is to take from •the blond: the properties
Which form bile. When th( liver is torpid and
inflamed it cannot furnish bile to the bowels,
causing them to! mime bound and e.tisf iv°, ,The
symptoms are a feeling of fulness or weight in
the right ide, and shooting pains in the sante
region, pain betwvn the shoulders, yellowness
of the i,kin and eyes, bowels irregular,. coated
tongue, bad taste in the morning, co.
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVE R
PILLS
House and Lot ler Sale.
' For sale, the comfortable' frame bocce
on the norm of Rattenbury and Realms
Ste., at present occupied by Mi. Geo, Rice.
For particulars apply to
W.IG. DOHERTY, Clinton.
are pleasant and easy to tufo; do eot
weneen or sicken, never fail in Their etteets,:atal
are by far the safest owl quickest remedy for
all diesmics or TIL -orders of the Iver
Price Ill cents, or 5 bottles: for 3.1.001
all dealers or mailed direet, on reeeipt of
• prke by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
Taken as directed, iL becomes the
0-reatest curative agent for the velief
• • •
of suffering humanity ever devised,
Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask
your Druegist.
'Met 1.lI,10a ble 3111111lenie,
“ltelinstidter,- snys an. experienced ,
Matron, .11(8111 is not always an easy
task for :i. glri to know when it man le
ht lovi, whit, her. Love affects differ-
ent men differently, It makes one
genial, another gloomy; one than p08'
lot's :Mc woman he loves wIth his attisn-
tipus, while another, man Is rendered
shy and 'will hardly glance at die ob.
ject.`of 'his devotion... In short, the
whole problem Is one which • clematels
tact and patience. A girl should al-
ways beware of etipposing that every
man who ie politely etteittlye to her
is smitten by her charms. itunartids
of men 11101 a fascination in woinen'S
soeiety tvitimut being in love *ale any
partienler womn 0 'Pile num who IS
really in love Will sooner 01' later re -
3 eal e • •
. House for Sale
:The large Cotte'ge On Queen street, 'be,
longing to the estate of the late E. Hermes
is offered for sale. The lot is one-half
acme, with bearing fruit tries, hard and
sof t,water. . A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA office. ' • ,
----Choice Farni kir Sale
House Mr Sale..
Farms for Sale
• Drs. Gann & Gtinn„
Dr. W. Gunn, lo lit• C. S.. MI*.
Dr, J, MO** Gunn, xi. ite. C. S. Siescland,
X.. It. C. F., Leaden.
Oce-Ontairio Street, Olinton, Night calla ate
front door of office or residence. Rattembury
Street.
R. J. W. SHAW.
PAysiotax. SURGEOR .
Asectishenr eta., °Moe and residence On
tario at., opposite English church, formerly on
envied by Dr. Appleton. Clinton Opt.
DR. C. W. ThiolVIPSON
Physician, Surgeon, Nitc,
special attention given to diseases of th*
Eye, Bar, Throat and Nose.
Office and Residence. •
Athert Street.2 Blocks North erItattenbiery
G. W. limning Smith, N. D., Ca
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE -Main Street, Opylield, formed,
occupied by Dr..Pallister:
DR. F. R. axeN
DENTIST •
(Successor to Dr. liolines.)
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
Graduate of the RoyanCollege of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario.
Honor graduate of 'University of Toronto Devi•,
tal Department.
Graduate:40f Chicago College of Dental Surgery.
Chicago.
Will -visit Hayfield every Monde.Y.
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DR. H. FOWLF.11t,
DENTIST. . •
' Offices over O'NEIL'S Store. .
About 850 aortas first-olass land, situated Special care taken to make dents tre
on the 4th end 5th concessions of Hallett, ment as painless as possible. W vi i
are offered for sale. This is the finest pas- Auburn every Monatty,
ture land, whiled exception, in this
neighborhood. For partioulars enquire in
the first place by . Mail. JOIXN •Reesrone,
Box 583ondon.
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Choice Land for sale.
Snbsoriber 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 houtle,• done
cellar, barn 86x70 with cement wall 9 feet
high; good bearing orchard, plenty of water.
JAMES SMITH, Clinton.
Farm for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 103
sores, being lot 31, 3rd on. H. R. 8. Tea-
ersmith. All cleaned and under cultivat-
ion exoepe 3 acres ; all but 18 acres in grass
Frame house, bank barn hay barn, and
other outbuildings. Bearing orchard.,
Good, water. Schoolhouse oe the premises.
6 miles to Seaferth less than 5 to
Clinton, g esel ••
WHITinLoO ( ;RICH, Clinton;
Farm tor 'Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale hie farm of
100 acres, being lot 24, don, 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 acres, Brick house,
bank barn 40x80. cement silo, 14100; one
acre orotehar.dand snuill fruits, 2 never -
ling wells, Driving house pig pen, hen
house. .Five miler] from Claton andIhree
from law:1064d, on good gravel roads.
ALBERT , T,-
- • 'Clinton P. 0,
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Comfortable frerne.hciuse• .on Mill St., -
containing 3 bedrooma, eittidg' root?, pan- I
try woodshed, good 'cellar, herd and soft I
wider. One-quarter acre lot. Will be Bold
ohesp. Apply at NEW ERA. Office, or.
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, (Hinton.
Mist`, ft 1ft erts014s.
When youlig4tere (.0111 In hungry at
Mien rive ti le creole will help still the'1
pangs oC hunger; Werth if cup of rice,
&nth it and pin it over the fire In a
eimeepan rend Airtime it quart of boiling
salted water. Coek hist and hard for
five minutes, drain oi' the water and
pet the Hue into the Inner vessel of
the detente boiler with an even cupful
of 0 nyod 1.11)0 tomatoes (peeled, of
(.0111e0) and one terse green sweet pop-
per, seeded end 1111000(1. Ar1(1, n little
salt reel a teaspoonful of sugar, with a
teaspoonful • of onion juice. Lastly
pour ' a client' of boiling Water in
hne beenemeltiel a heaping table.
spoonful of butter. Cover closely and
$immer tor half en 1101I1' or until the
riee is tender, hut riot broloa. • • ,
ubsor ee o era 9
farm of 96 acres on the Bass Line, being
ninth part of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hu)lett
Good brick house, barn and all 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.
House for Sale.. . burn P.O.
Large fame house on Welliagton St.,
Clintonelately °out:lied LyF. C. Allcock.
7 mores, and pantries, and woodshed, good
dope (teller, 3.4 acre of land, bard and soft
water, A splendid charm for a tenon
wanting a good house. Apply to •
MRS ALLCOOK, Clinton, or Mrs. .0hid-
ley's, Isaac Ste
Good House for' ‘;'tle •
Subscriber dffers for sale his large and
comfortable frame house ea Albert Street,
The house has every convenience for orci,n-
ary temily. Good cellar; hard and soft
water on the lot; three-quartere cif-sn acre
of land; bearing fruit tress, also good
stable, Will be sold on reasonable terms.
A.; WIER EN,
Clinton; Mich 30th . '
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House lor Sale
The coemodions and welbsituated house
known as eLakeview" on Blain avenue, in
the rown Of Goderich. The place has every
convenience, and is especially well looted
for a boarding house, and is et present
doing a good business in this line, Largo
lot and a number of fruit trees. Possession
can be given 1st of Jan, next. Apnly at
Premises. or bv letter to 'AIRS, E, Mc-
DOWELL, Takeview, Goclerich.
Poultry Plant to Item,
The Poultry Omit at Ilolitesville is
offered to rent. House, stable, poultry.
house, feeding pen, incubator home, old
storage and ice house, incuintors, broodere,
and feeding orates, all iYi iirstelass cOndi-
tiOn, IP, 0. ELF011,D,
'ate, Ann de Bellevue,
Quebec,
Residence tor Sale.
in the Tillage of Ifolaulsville.
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Mrs', T.,(1, Pickard offers for rade her
two storey brick house, which has elete
roof, cellar full size of house, furnace., hard
and soh water in house. Onedialf aore of
land, with plum treets oberry trees, berry
bushes, etre stable on premises. AIROaix
quarter acre Iota near heed. 1'ricef$1500.
Apply to W. PICKARD, Mimeo/file, or
MRS. T C. PICKARD,
Public Library, London,
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Miscellaneous.
TAMES' OARIVBELL. LONDHS130NO,
1.) liSCHE GB MARRIAGE LICENSES.
. No vyitnessee reouired
Money
• Private funds to loan at 41A per cent and up-
wards • w.,BitYDONE.
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GEORGE' ELLIOTT,
ONT.,
Licensed Auctioneer..
Farm sales a Specialty.
• ' *REASONABLE. ,
Orders left at the NEW ;ERA[Wiliebe
promptly attended to,
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THOMAS .GUNDR
Live stock and 'general Auctioneer,
GODERIO1-11. ONT.
Farm stock sales 5 specialty. 'Orders' left sie -
blew ERA entice, Clinton, proynptly attended,
to. Terms. reasonable. Faymers' sale mites, '
discounted,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED BY
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J B, Itumbalh Clinton.
J. P. TisDALL. .
BANISEle, •
• . CLI1M91.1.01, ONT
Private funds to loan on mortgage, ate
beat current rate*
General Banking • business r weeded
;merest allowed, on oeposits.
Side notes- bought
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0, [D. MeTeggart M. D. MoTaggart
McTaggart Bros.
BANNERS
Farm Mr Sale. _
ALBERT ST CLINTON
Two hundred and thirty-five acres, situ-
ated on Bayfield Road, Goderect Tp., three-
,quartere-of.a-rnile from Clinton.. .Soil in
excellent condition, having been all wider
grass for five years ; eulendid grain or grass
land, well drained.' Five acres hardweed
bush and 'excellent orchard. One barn,
52x74, with stone stabling for 12 horses
and 35 cattle; one bens. sez 54, with silo
and stabling for 17 cattle, Large implee
ment house and pig pen; power and pump,
ing windmills. large frame hone; to
1;oci wells and rimming water at rear, of
farm Apply to 111313, ALEX. Ai
lilsEVi EN, Clinton r,o,, cr Lot 28, Con
2, Stanley.
Farm lor:Sale.
Proprietor offers' for sale his farm on the
Maitland Con, Goderich Township,, Lots
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 miles trout village
of Holmesville, chtitch and school. The
farm manias 238ecr.cs of choice 1an3,
good frame house, and bank barn, 5 sores
of orchard and 30 acres of good maple
brehland. The farm is haversed by a run-
ning brook. This fent will be eold in a
block or in parts. Apply to
ALEX BALIOUR,
Hohnoville.
. Farm for Sale.
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0. General Sankina Idualnesa
transacted
. NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed ors
deposite.
The McKillop Mutual -
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town Prep.
erty Only InSured.
OFFICERS.
J. 1L.McLean, President, KippenT'Thee
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brueefielde: Thos,
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth;
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; Jolla
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; , J. Dale,
Beeehs
woon; J. G. Grieve,' Winthrop, J. Ben -
newels, Brodhagen,
Each Director is inspector of losseslin
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hincieley
Seaforth; James. Cumming, Egmonds
ville; J. W. Yen, Holmesville
The farm of 150 acres, being Lot 19, and Wanted.
south half of Lot 20 in Stanley township,
cn the Louder' Rod, There are about 15
acres of bush, The rest 18 nearly all seeded
to gags On Ole 50 sores there are small
buildings and e mires of, good orobard, on
the 100 mires there are, a good bank barn, a
calving shed and a freine house, a Sever.
failing spring creek rune through the farm.
The London Intro!) and Brace Railway
ruhe through the farm. It is a mile from
Braceneld tied ti miles from Clinton,
Noy tfl JOHN McOTIEEN, Bracefield.
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House tor Sale.
Two Stall rough oat house on Huron
St., eight rooms, kitchen and Wrieclehe&
itird and soft water, large tonar with
coMerit iloor. (400ti lawn and shade trees.
are lot, good residentel 10061itV. Apply to
E. Bonn, Mary St.
A reliable resident tweet for Clint.% end
vicinity for Fall and Winter months, to
61 rr:t t TreP'8=liretitehli
)11atOPIaI i:COOs 11eterfbrtt:
All (empties furnished free. Torras liber-
al. We consider this rigenoir one of the
bmeas dt eo nonotnot Aegis:it ntowiti iattlyeeVo viltalti. 6 bo oe
acres or Choice) *Welt OD draw -open. Ee
thing we slop is guaranteed. Apply for
full partieutars in writing or person, ILO
, PELTIA.M NURSERY CO.,
Gooderham Building, Toronto, Ont.
Prof.O.F.THEEL0M_L 11112sit
PhIlnledento 1P4,1/.5. Only segne leeneisiles
Amain. Tkelletnate TrirerimIlli ile• int* new
inn See Grab 111001 Penny Weary Lep.
Abs. Ion nut Taelesson‘llydeaerle, lettletorey
niq 4111PrivenDienows Xenon*
Aellk Eno Iseene, Unwire preettan **eire boas
1111010 le nerrony Sna fer Ii.. resiles ellp•Orr,
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