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)o Not Dose the Stomach
iFOR SALE
O Bent
-pure catarrh by Brenthimoccupied i - \
Hyoinci. Sold Under Guar- 1 ' Ford
e. 1
Lot 15, Con. 18, Hullett, (150 acres) io
For Sale or tby Rioh. Baker. offered for Bale or for lent, Possession to
or TO R.NT..
antee.
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The only scientbkmit wo-Storey boikdog in the old brickific aud common I
ense way to treat catarrh of the nese
rid throat is by a, local application
hat will kill the catarrhal
Ordinary stomach dosing germs,
is worse
ban melees, raking medicine into
the stomach to cure catarrh of the
1 man can have no good effect,- and
iften leads to 'Serious derangement of
the digestive organs.
By breathing liyonsei three or four
times daily through the neat pocket
inhales; that comes With every Outfit,
its medicated, healing air penetrates
to the most remote parts of the nose,
throat, and. lungs, searches out and,
kills. all catarrhal germs, and soothes
and heals any irritation in the raecous
neeMbrane.
Our faith M the wonderful merit of
:Hyomei as a cure for catarrh is shown
ty the .guarantee given with every
fivomet outfit that the money will be
velunded.unless the treatment gives
atisfaction,
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
tut $1.00, extra, bottles, It needed,
•-) cents. We do not Want anyone's
-noney unless Hyomei gives relief and
-.lite, and we absolutely agree that
oney will be refunded unless the re-
edy gives satisfaction.
All druggists shoeld be able to sups
sly you wish Hyoniei or we will send
t by roan on receipt • of price, and
very package is sold With the distinct
inderetanding that it costs nothing
tnlass it cures. Write us today for a
yroptom blank, which we will send
on free, together with treatise on
latarrh and how to pure it. •• ,When
oil fill in and return to us the syrap-
ow blank, our consulting „physician'
ill give your caee the best care and
ttention, and write you a letter of
ulvice without charge. . The R. T.
oath Company, Buffalo, N. X.
[-e Ulinton NeW
A • .Northwest Newg
Five' hundred carloade,of grein• a, day
'LINTON, ONT., DEO 11, 1000 . have gone•froin •innitieg to Lake 'Stn.
perior.ports this seetSon. • -
Life's Tragedies
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le following item appeared in the
Les of last week :
Sirs. Cynthia Bell, of Ottawa, •Wite
aged from the peniterithu•y this
;ping Atter- serving' ten years. In
she and her husband were sen-
1to life imprisonment for tortur-
:the ehildren of their daughter
se years ago Bell was released on
mut of ill -health, and died shortly
:ewe yds. M es. Biel is, released on
phi." .
here is a etory told in Ottawa in
nection with the above'that should
ke a certain politician blush with
tide at the remembrance of it, if the
7 is true -and the people there
de no honea, about naming the poli-
o" who, however, is now out of
Wes. Accmding to the story told
daughter of :firs. Bell had two
Mren by the 'politician referred to.
oubsequently got married, hut her I
Shand left her, and the chilihet
e
oe back to the grandmother. " Be -
Ise they wee illegithilate, they
Le not properly cared for, the result
,ng that Mr. and Mts. Ben were
muitted to prison and made to sill-
,. ten years .of close eonfinement he -
!Ise of the sins of iinother who still
Hries a high head.
Tariff Notes. - •
.Farmers! Sun.
. • 1680- was 35 per en; ; the cluty.now in-
- , The tariff •ori mowers and binders in
As many post -offices "....krave .been ops I force is 17k per .cent, A reductionof
ened this yeer in the sdistrict covered 1 oneshalf in twenty years•le the result
by p 0. .iilvector Cairns of Calgary,' i of•persietent, wellelivected- iagitation.
between Golden 014 -14.6°ejA.A‘it B•(:). +.1 ..: A careful calcul/stion aS to the eife,et
t& in all the rest. ofCanada
. i. • 'of the . new • teriff justifies the belief
I. . • •
J.: L. Porte,'realestatea;gent..Strath- - that. the hutelen on tanners due to cns-
• cone, has sold a farm near -Agricola fOr . t nos tipcation •will ,„ be nearly hall a
the sixth'• time in three years. -The -Milian I -.dollars" lees:. tinder the new
first pride-Was:60 an aeise;• sand the,'htst,.sicale.' of duties than, it .s.vas, •tinder•the
' $25. This shows thensitistint of haying . old, seate. ., • .: • ,••, 'S; • .'. • . .- ' . '
that le done ;forsspectiltition••••even iti.l.. It is ilot-the amount of •the reduction.
'he Godetich papers published an.
ll
•onnt the other day of a mathere
o had vomited it live snake twelve
hes long. We never heard before
it having this effect. It; is common'
• a man to "see snakes," but this is
first instance where it is admitted
mari had the snakes Itheself.
farnt PrOPertY. • • .• • • • In the duties': on goods tnirchesed by
In 1001. net one bushel of grain Was" farmers that cOuntslor so intich. • The
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shipped from Edmonton In 11)05 there infpoetant tact is • that the pvesent
Were- 1Q0,009 • brishels shipped: In the • trend iri tariff legislation is downwerd
past two months the shipments Were' rather thanupward. iThegame is at
200,000 bushels and the farmers have , preSent..With farmers :' it s for them
reaily only commeoted to sell, These to fellow up the adyeeitage gained. • .
figures, main plainly than words, tell 1
of the WOndrotts strides.Madelty South - I Partnere at least fare better than
o other coatsurn. ers in the revision.- Con -
ern Alberta as a wheat -growing cont . - . ; smilers in cities •and towns will pay
try :-
: sli htly mere under the, • new tavitt
Ten years ago thewholeWeet out- than they did *ender the old, while far -
side ofManitoba was represented by i niers-eas a result of the, cut in agricule
four members in tbe House of Com- :tural implements .. will Pity a trifle less.
mons. The census• taken M 1001 gave , . . • • : _. • ' •
bers end. the l • •
the Northwest ten mem ,
census just taken shows that the coun- •
try is entitled to seventeen Members.
Trnly,as the. Mai:litotes .Free Press I
points out, it wonderful tribute to the
suceess of the immigration-'policyef
the Governmentof Sir Wilfrid leturier.
Anolher Wonderful Case
'Here Is SostiethIng that mall be
. Welcome news to many a
Discouraged One.
. "For several years
I have been troubled
With gasaround my
heart; shortness of
breath, in fact, 11 1:
walked my - nsual
gait,niy •• breath
-would get- se short
I would be compell-
ed to make several
Eiie•Stratheonn, hospital is texed 10L
its utmost capacity with typhoid pat-.
hints. The enedieet health officer :
claims that ic has..been Lite. experiences
of new' towns io 'the." West that ty-
phoid ia very. .prevalent the' Arseyear
after -the installation of waterWorke,
supposedly became; . .so -• much earth 1
being tur (leen p, •gertns -lying' 'doe man t
are released and becomestetive. Ow-
ing to the prospeeted 'activities of the
C. P. R. in bridge • building between
that town and Efinionton, he believes
there will be greatly ineveased'ijeniand
for hospital aceoomiodat ion in the
spring.
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In constucting it bridge nein, Ashs
croft, B.C.. the cable broke and seven
• men weve 'thrown into the rivets three
1. few days ago the Opposition being (ivown
)ers were allegitig that the Govern-
nt had snuhlied the farmers and ig- '
,ed them in considering the 1111 11, ;
w t he same (meths tire (Tying °that
V tariff is a "farmers' I KrifT,"iiiid tile
tting out that they have received
re Consider a tion than any other
S. Some people itre herd to sure
le most inteteeting• items to be ex- ;
ted from the l'ostine,ter.fkrneral's
mai report ave that in 1001-5 he F.,old. -
°ugh the poet incisters of the Dom-
uleitit six and a quarter million
tars' worth of postnge stamps. Ti
rfi this amount was increased hy
Ply one million. More cert•ein evi-
ee of general prosperity and of in -
Ise of businerie and populat'oi entr-
ies foIldd. The sitephis ins e 1111/ of
*tDepartitient exceeded a million.
pretpoeed application of this sum
shnwn in t.he report. It is more
y that it will he devoted to the M-
elte of salaries liOtV paid to country
dittutitees end to exteosions mail
tie, than Ova any lowering of
On the various chiesee of postel
e Will be contemplated.
For Coughs
and Colds
There is a remedy over siicty
years old —Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Of COurSe you have
heard of it,probably have used
It : Once in the family, it stays;
the one household remedy for
coughs and hard colds on the
chist Ask your doctor aboutit,
"1 hive had pnenmonie three times, end
tiiiireortV= rtgtornitsyrTirrVoW111
xtb5evn NO
wonder 1 1ee ft.' -E. V. 01000(8, SteVeras
Point. Wis.
A11"'ll.f; fl:aggottvoirir4314 mut'
V SARSAPARILLA.
ersPull
tulit MR.
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Wse it. Ruth stoPs 'Aorl0g mny
walk; Of late' my food dtd net • di.;
:gest properly. ft Owned sour :in tey
stottmeh, causing •ine great distress;
often, too, 1 had disagreeable attiteke
' of helchipg attacks and henrthurn.-
"I was bothered with; severe pains'
; across the small of my heck, and; the
I least hemline; or turning 'would cause
:n to almost cry out.'
wits incisive(' to try DisLeonhardi's
;.Anti -Pill; and from, the very first
found relief.
;
For the last threconontbs I have had
1)0 reetn•renceof my former Complaints
so I am bound nsay Anti -Pill has in-
deed cured me." •
Phis is the Voluntitiss; statement of
NVIn, 11. Iteid. of 105 Qtreett St., King-
sisin Ont,
All DruggistsAntisPill. 1 he
Wilson -Pyle Co , • Limited Niagara
*Falls, Ont.
The remedy that tensed such au sox-
trem e case is stunt y .worth trying. 506
A LEA.DING °SCHOOL -Ale Cen-
tral Business College of Stratford,
whiCh is the largest school of its kind
in Western Ontario, is worthy of the
consideration of any young mats or
Woman who &styes to obtain a cora-
mercint eduention or shorthand train-
ing. It f tt progressive, NveIl-equipped,
t horoughly efficient 1 relreng SVI1001
whet e excellent work is being done.
Those int (vented in a practiced ednett-
tion should Write the College for a free"
eatelogue, Winter term opens on ;fans
navy 2nd.
JOHN MeGARVA, Clieton, be given at the close of the current year,
For partioulars ftpply to W. OHYDONE
.1
,
Clinton
Horse and Hugo tor Sale.
. Geed quiet driving horse, with bunco
and buggy. Apply at the
tf NEW BRA OFFICE.
The Roseian newspapers are pub-
ishing terrible- accounts of the famine
n the Volga governments, in Seven of
bleb iniliious ot peeple.are said to be
ying of starvation. The Tartars are
aid to be seffering equally •with the
tuseians. In one village eight Tartar
aidens have been sold to dealers in
hite slaves from stile Caucasus at
t ices ranging from $34 te' Rus-
um.peasants near Astrakhan are talc -
g their- wives to thnt city and coin.
&Ting eheria to enter the brothels, the
usbands receiving about $14 in -each
ase..
READY ON ,T1IE SHELP. •
That's Where you'll find "Nerviline,
every well regulated household. So
leasant to take that even little child -
en Will cry for it... So 'certain to cure
oughts, seddencolds arid tight chest.
hat thousands of bottles are used
very day. PolSon'SNeyeiline does'
revent illness, it does ease • pain and
nfiesmnittiOn, end by being. handy'
ell. save 'worry and keen) down . the
• oetor Large bottles sold for 25e '
t all dealers. , . •
• The number Of -immigrants entering
Canada during the past season, and
their location, is as follows Up to
Nov. 26, 104,886 persons had.' entered
ist-Canadota ports, and 13,420 from the
United eiti. tes : sliZ242 settled in Que-
bec ; 4;051 In the , eastern provinces;
37,188 in Ontario ; 2(001 IT) Manitoba ; .
17,501: in Saskatchewan ; 17,157 in Al-
berta,' and 12,511 in British Colunibies
Store to Bent.
The etore in theYkteria 131ook. so long
ceenapied by, -the undersigned, is offered to
rent. It lute been papered and feinted
throughout, and is in fired -claim order.
T, JACKSON, Sr,
• Cottage tor Sale.
The cottlige on Orarge St. adjoining the
property of subscriber is offered for sale on
reasonable terms. W. 0, SEARLE.
Aloe a couple of good briok stores,
-.Rouse for Sale.
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, Subscriber offers for sale his house and
three -quarter -of -an -acre of land on Mary
St. Fruit trees, good hard and soft water
also stable. Will be ecici on reeponabl
terms. GEO, DAVIS.
House and Lot lot; Sale.
For sale, the comfortable frame house
on the corner of Rattenbury and Raglan
Sts., at present occupied by Mr. Geo, Rice.
For particulars apply to
W.G. DOHERTY, Clinton..
DO YOUR EARS RENO ?.
. .
IV heir -they buzz ancl 'seem slightly
deaf, beware 'Jf catarrLfd inflanettion.
•'('his grows steadily worse, . but den Ise
Cured -by Cittarrhozone. .f. A. Ilamill
Of • chnenmourit, P. E. 1., proved the
crit of Catarrhozone.and writes': No.
one noold have worse Catrifrh than I
%had .for .years.- It caused' partial deaf-
ness., bad taste, tweet • nise stomach,
:made nie Sick all ever."s Catarehozone
cleared my nostrils, Stopped the cough
and gaveme n, clear fee ing •in my
b reit t li in g )mane. I tan " a Ilse tu tel
cured ''• Dectoi•s•say nothing is better •
than Catarrhoeone. •Try, it and .you'll
say so too. Two siies 25e.atntl tel.:00 at
all dealers. • •
POISONED I3Y A 11,V1,01{.
Don't trim' your. cloths with a razor,
USC a purely veteetable remedy 'like
tPtIttnim's.COrrt Extractor. No pain,
certain cure, and all 'for a, Anarter.
Hvery dealer sells lc Putnam's"
Ayer's Pills Increase the activity Cy . The triiti of Harry Thaw, New York,
the IIVOr. Mid thus aid recovery, will not take place till March or,.A.pril.
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 trees, bard and
soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA office.
Farms tor Sale
About 850 acres first-olass land, eiteated
on the 41hand fith concessions of Hallett,
are offered for sale. This it; the finest pas-
ture land, without exception, itt this
neighborhood. For particulars enquire in
tbe first place by mail. joins RAXSFORD,
Hoz 680, egindon.
House lor Sale. .
Two Storey rongh cast house on Huron
. to eight rooms, kitchen and woodshed.
Hard and soft water, large cellar with
cement floor. Good lawn and shade treee.
more lot, goodresidental locality. Apply to
H. E. ;RORKE, Mary St...
House for Sale. •
A consfortable frame house on Mill St.,
gontaining 3 bedroonte, sitting' room, pan-
try woodshed, good °eller, •hard and soft
water. One-cmarter acre lot, Will be sold
cheap. Apply at NEW ERA Office, or
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND,,Clinton.
Good.House for sale
On' reasonable terms, the two-story frame
house formerly occupied by Ifir Robb, fast
off Albert street. Ilense is well built and
in good condition; acre of land, good or -
(+hard, stable, hard and soft water. Apply
to GEO. LADD, Elolmesville, or New Era
Office, Clinton. •
N ay ,30-- tf
'House for Sale.
Choice Land for sale'.
Subscriber offers tor sale the 20 mores on
the Hayfield Road,Goderich Tp., at pre-
sent occupied by him, and, known as the
Plewes farrn. Good frame house, stone
oellar, barn 30x70, with oement wall 9 feet
high; good bearing orchard, plenty of water.
• J-LitasES SMITH, Clinton.
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Large frame house on Wellington Si.,
Clinton, lately occupied by F. C. Altcook.
7 rooms, and pantries, •Ittla woodshed, gpo'd
etoce caller, 3.4 acre of land, be.rd abd soft
water. A eplendid, chance for person
wanting a good house. Apply to
MRS ALIJOOCK, Clinton, or Mrs. Chid-
ley's, Isaac St*.
Good House for Rale.
Sabioribee offers for sale his large and
comfortable frame house•on Albert, Street.
The house has every, convenience for ordoxs
ary faintly. -.Goo4 cellar; hard' and soft
Farm tor Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 103
acres, being lot 31, 3rd orm, fl. 11, S. Tnek-
eremith. All cleaned and. under cultivat-
ion except 3 acres ;alI but 18 scree in grass
Frame house, bank barn, hay barn, and
othet outbuildings. Bearing orchard.
Good water. Schoolhouse on the premises.
6 miks to Seat irth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, grad TA.I.
WHITe. ( /RICH, Clinton,
Farm tor Sate.
Subscriber offers for sale his farrn of
100 acres, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 acres. Briok bouge,
bank barn 40x80, oement silo, 14,00; ooe
acre of orchard and small fruit), 2 never -
ling wells. Driving house pig pen, hen
house. Five miles from Clinton and three
from 1,ruoelield, on good gravel roads.
ALBERT. NOTT,
Clinton P.. Q.
Deo. 141, I906
01111NRIPPUMNPIMOIddid
PROFESSIONAL
Choice Farm tor Sale
Subeoriber offers for sale his splendid
farm of 96 soiree on the Bass Line, being
north part of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hut lett
Good brick house, barn and ell necessary
outbuildings; 35 acres bush; farm well wa-
tered and in good condition, 2 relies from
Antrum, and one mile trom the proposed
C.P.R. station. JOHN SPRUNG, Au-
burn .P,O.
LtilEora BgATTIIIE
(Successor tow Jas Roost
BARRISTOR, SOLICITOR, &e.
OLINTO
Office -Elliott Meek, formerly ocoullfed
by Mr Scott.
MONEY TO LEND.
W .13.0,)(00N1,
BA.RB1STE 30L1OITOI140T41T -
1)11.131-410,, ETC,'
or.irmoN
RIDQUT & HALE
CONVEYANCERS, 001414ISSIOrTellie,
• ItealEstate god Insurance Agent.
• Money to num -
Farm for Sale.
Two hunaied and tblrty-five acres, aitte,
ated on Hayfield Road, Godericl Tp.sthree.
quarters-of-a-mileIrons Clinton., Soil in
excellent coedition, having been all under
grass for five years; silenchd grain or grass
land, well drained, Five Acres hardwood
bush and excellent orchard. One barn,
5274, with ston.e stabling for: 12 horses
and 35 cattle; one barn, See 54, with silo
'and stabling for 17 cattle, Large Maple.
ment house and pig pen; power and pump-
ing viindmilis; large transit house; two
gocd wells and rannieg weter at rear of
farm :Apply to . MRS. ALEX, el
; MeEIN EN, (denten P.0, or Lot 28, Con
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Farm lorSale.
ClitEi. HALE, Anir• 1111301:7T
Medial.
Drs. Gunn St Gunn.
Dr, 'W. Gunn, I. It. C. P.. L. R. So. Dna,
Or, J. NISbvt 441111111, M. It. C.5. England,
1. R. C. P., Louden;
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls St,
front door of office or residence, Hattenbary
Street.
Proprietor offers for sale'his feirm'on the
Maitland Con. Go- ernes Township, Lots
77 and 78, se nsted 1 1-2 mike trom vidsge
. of Holusessilie, church and echool. The
fare' nontaine 238 acres of choice Isn3, a
good frame house, aa bank barn,' 5 acres
of orchard find 30 acres of good maple
bcehland. The farm is traversed by a run-
ning brook. 'Dna farm will be eold in a
block or in parts. Apply to •
• • ALEX BACCIUR,
Holmesville;
water on, the lots. three-quarters of -an acre •
of teed; bearing fruit trers also good
stable. Will be sold on reasonable ternas. •
A. WILliEN, Fitrnt for Sale..
• • • Clinton. Moh 301b, •' ' ' } The farm of 150 acres, being 'Lot 19, and
I' • ' • : south half .of Lot 20 in Stanley township
, House tar Sale ' '
s . The comniodions. and welheitu te louse
known as ':Lakeview' ' on Elgin avanue,in
•
'Why Did I hey Ge'?
Why were the eertY eettlers.of Mani-
toba drawn .solargely from tile coun
ties Of Huron and Bruce? asks a write
insTororito News. .Are theyonore rocky,
and less 'fertile than ' other Oil t wrist
oounties; and did the -people go' lies -
cause populetion eter-rap the -groe tit
of wealth, •just as Scotehmen have
been popularly supposed to he "shov..s1
out from their. barren land to conipwr.
the werld?•''.Phere rimy be semething in,
that, but the writer, never having seen.
either country, cannot say. Iltit, loots"
ing at the inap. and re/net:diming ;lei
process of settling lite Western l' eit,•
States; one is inelituel. to- believe that
„proximity end ease of travel hnd innah
to .do with it. Skinners ran from hotly
•Iatke -Heron end 'Georgian Ilny itorte
for Duluth long before the Cinindian
Pacific Railway was built. Wifierern e-
el is cheap and the tentleney Wonlii, he
for Adventurous spirits, to(1no to
have a look nt the neW eountrySonie
of them would he seized of its advan-
tages, and after the first 'score starte4,
and reports were oreceiVed their
prosperous spit•its to d6 Opto have 0
look n.t the clew, emintry. Solite ef theta
would be seized of its advent:lees',
after the first s.edin sterted, ntidre-
ports were receives:1 of their pi 0...f
its/ in the nctsv land, their relativee tid
neighbors Would follow, There is 110
immigration agent likethe prosperove
settler, and so it lin ripened that dines+
n. lame colony frets) those counties
M
in 'anitoba before. the. rest -14 Oninrio
had fah•ly awake:tie& to the filet the,
there wns such n If 111111 i mt,
the true .explanation! "perhaps some-
body who 4:11(rtv.4 elm else, it.
Trimble
Thd product ton of 0110,egg within an.
other is of frequent occurrence, and,.
Altongit now and then' reeorded 118 a
curiosity, the so called phenomenon
Is very ettelly .e.ecouated for. It is
'invariably cestsed by overstimulation
Of the syete,Wetsy.feeding. The ovum,
or yolk, NvIkt#VOgure is received Into
the upper tiart of the oviduct, a tube
nearly two ;freq. .111 lengtlt in the do-
mestic fowl, and Ili Its descent is cloth-
ed suceessively .with the layere of al-
bumen, or white, the lining membrane
of the shell, and finally on arriving at
the elassifying portion of the oviduct Is
enveloped In it shell itself. ordinarily
the egg Is 01011 11XpO1l5:11,:i hut in the
case of tbe product of It double y.olked
egg a ' reverse action of the OVIdUct
takes place, and the egg is carried
back, meets with another ovum and
rede.se.ends with it, the two being our.
rounded together with albumen, mem-
brane -atd shell.
the Town of Goderioh, T e p ace as very
oonvenience, and is eepecialty well located
for a boarding house, and is at present
doing a gcod business in this line. Large
lot and iknornber of fruit trees. Posseseion
can be given 1st of Jan, next. Apnly at
premises. or by letter to MRS, E. Mc-
pOWEL.L, Lakeview, Goderich. p
Poultry Plant. to gent. .
The Poultry plant at Holmesville is
offered to rent. House,. stable, poultry -
house, feeding pen, incubator houses cold
etorege and ice honse, incubators, brooders,
and feeding oretee, all in bretsdase condi-
tion. ' F. C. RLEORD,
•ate. Ann, Belleitue,
Quebee.
Vigonne
. The 'Great French Ilitaticer
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!AFORE •
Promptly cures Othilitr Wvalciltsa testa.
ins.; from indiscretions tn- :IeXecAses.
lkst nd SU Vt•St tellledv li rot. 01
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that 101 liA%, YU.; a SC(Illill('t. ithttso.,• 1,1*..4 of
Metniwy, reins in the 1inek,j)1mn,.4s
• Prenuttu re old. • Age :1t<1 'malt y ot Is( r diN••asog
that Ivial:to Pnysiea) We1 tnity and
en earir grave. galled ftfiltty :trldrt•••6 tNit
re -
('1) of ,onee, 50 cults, dr tiv,! for $2.
'VIE RAY MCOICINte CO.. Stratford C
4.
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DR. WOOD'S
NORWRY PINE syguP
StQpS the irritating cough4 loos-
e s the phlegm, soothes the in'
flamed tissues of the lungs' and
" bronchial thbeie arid produees a
quick and permanent eure in all
eases of Coughs, Colds, Broil-,
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and the first stages of
Consumption.
Mrs. gore% Swanston, Cargill, Get.,
Writes : "I hike greet pleasure 0mom-
tnenili ng Dr. "Wood's Norway rine t4yrup.
1 had a very bed cold, could nob sleep at;
night for the coughiug and had pains itt
We vilest and bulge. I only used half a
leo 110 of lir. Wood's NorwityPine Syrup
and was perfectly 'well again."
tidos UU mutts a bottle.
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SUMMON
A:rcubheur ete., office and reeidenoe On
tario St., opposite English church, formerly oo
cunied by Dr, Appleton. Clinton Out,
en the London Road. There are about 5
acres of bush. The rest is nearly all seeded
to grass. On the 50 acres there are small
buildings and 2 aorea of good orchard, on
the 100 acres there are, a good bank barn, a
striving shed and a frame house, a never -
failing spring creek ruae through the farm.
The London Huron and Bruce Railway
rune through the farm. It is a tulle from
Bracefield ard 5 miles from Clinton,
Nov16 JOHN MaQUEBN, Brucifield.
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Physician, Surgeon, .
special attention giyen to diseases of the
Byer Ear, Throat and bose.
•Mee and Residence.
Albert Street.eilloe he North of liattenbnirp
G. W. Nanning Smith, R. D. OA
• PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE—Main Street, Hayfield, former&
occupied by Dr. Palliator:
over visi DR. F. R. OXON
, (Successor to Dr, Holmes.)
DENTIST
Specialist in Crown find Bridge Work.
Oraduato of the Itoyal2Collece of Dental ear -
oohs of Ontario. •
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Den-
tal Department.
Graduate.of Mingo College of Dental Elitist".
teaysel.cl-eYery. Monday.
I). H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
• Special care taken to.make dente tre
rnent 'painless as possible. W vi 1
Auburn every Monday.
Miscellaneous..
TAMES caraiseRne, lansinessono,
eSUEE Or ..k/tElt).8 (CFI i.,1013,E8Et5
• nu-WitneEeeb recuired • •
•
Money
Private funds to loan at 0.1 Per cent and nit -
wards • • • W. B.RYDONE. •
GEO'RGE ELLIOTT,
CLINTON, ONT., ,
Licensed Ayictioneer. ,
Farm sales a Specialty.
;TERMS REASONABLE.
Orders left at the NEW ;1:11lAjwill.be
promptly attended to,
THOMAS GUNDR
Live stock and general Auctioneer
GODERIOHl. ONT.
Farm stocll. sales a sp'ecialty. Orders left as .
blew ERA orlice, Clinton, proinptly attended
to. Terms reasonable, Fanners' sale notes
discounted, .
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED BY
J. B. Itumball, .Clinton.
J;.1!, TIshALL.
BANKER,
. CLINTON ,
Private fundto loan on mortgages to
• best eurrent ratee
General Banking busmen rmsreted
;ntereati allowed on eepoeits. •
Sale notee bought .
McTaggart M. D. McTaggart
McTaggart Bros.
• BANKERS' '
• 'ALBERT ST I' CLINTON. •
,r.t. General Banking business 0,
transacted .
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Prate issued. Interest allowed 'en
deposite.
It's Surprising
How Christmas Steals
us on a Person.
There'll be roast tiirkey, pions ••
puddings and Slinta. Chu's, al-
Inost41)efore we know it.
_And there'll be christmag
Cakes
11 plenty; we know Una,
by Mc amount -of people. We
know that by the amount of
Peels, Raisins and Currants we
nre
See our ad. on Page
Now, wouldn't it be good
idea forVon to buy every single
thing you need for Christmns
11 RR E. Then you'll he sure of
gating Gut highest emality of
everyibing at the loweHt Price
4.11•0•INI
W. T. O'NEIL
Pam HUB GROCER.
The .McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Parm and Isolated Town Prop,
erty Only Insured.
. OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
Eraser, Vice -press Brucefieldr. Thos.
Hays, Secy ,• Treas.; Seafortii;
DIRECTORS. •
. Jas. Connelly, Porter's' Hill; john,
Watt, liarlock; sG. Dale Clintere M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. ivans, ffeech.
woonj J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J.' Ben-
neWets, Brodhagen.
Each Director is inspector of losses:in
his own locality. ,
AtiENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmond.,
ville; J. W. Vco, Holmesville
1'1:anted!
A reliable resident agent for Clinton and \
yioinity for Fail and Winter menthe, to
' sell Frutt Trees, Senall Fruit Mabee,
Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, etc.
All supplies furnielied free. Terms fiber.
al. Ws consider this ageney one of the
best on our list and good money oan be
blade Out Cif it, Agents ll11 have ever fiee
arrosi or chalice stock Is draw ripen, Et e
tit lug Ile alit) he guaranteed. Apply for
MI particulate, in Writing or pera0n, to
PELHAM NUESEBY CO,,
Gooderhem Building, Toronto, Ont.
Prof.0•FiTHEEL0 D
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