The Clinton New Era, 1906-12-28, Page 2TEE CLINTON NEW ERA,
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stated.
The sooner renewals are
made, the sooner you s4et the
papers mentioned.
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New Era, Clinton.
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i PAY $200,000 WITH $30,000. CURE CATARRH NOW
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Unusual Financial Scheme Adopted
Do Not %Van Until Winter or pls. 4. Twc-S4`"Y "Hang in the °id brit*
blOcoupied by Iticb. Baker.
' By Agent of Canadian Government ease Will Becomeock Chronic JOHN McGARVA,.Clinton.
For Sale,
'In Paying Debt to Indians. '
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Severel.ayeare (110o the Canadian Many peoplu in Clinton-iHe begin- none taid-Borgy-to-r-sivic-
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Of Indians about Atlialausett lake eynnitotos of disagreeable and. Wren- Goad quiet drivioe horse, with harnesit
and river a Ittage tract of land stve catarrh. The tongue is coated 10 Ami buggy, Alply at the
and p
in payment for the same it gisthe morning, and they do not sleep I
tf.
• Governin61., took trout the tribes ,
ning to cough taxi hack with the tali
NEW ERA OFFICE.
eaclt year l'5 to eneit 'Indian and 89„n Well at oislit on at ount of clisagieta
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to the chiefs and their families. 'nu.. able tickling and dropping at the bind:. More to Bent.
looney is paid hi SI bills. . of the throat as a reeult of catarrh
Thu reascnt for this is that the Tite
diens dwelline in the dietriet do net:
know tlus value of money, writes the
' Seattle, eorreapondent 'of The
Chicago 'rribinirs. A pe per dollar look.,
to him ahmit the MIMS St, IL Mani:
• piece Of paper to a baby. Should the
pnanneut be made in ailver the :anti&
minded child (ir the wfidernera
Kutch h hole in it aud wear it about
lus neck, and thus a great deal P
iminey would las - token from eireula-
tion. Should payniant be made inone
bill. the (lotion 'is liable to hase it.
Once each year a repoaanttative•
tlie Canadian al4 )V(' 11 maker; :.
trip through tins cee211 ry and paas the
tn 1:t1s trip,, las takes
000 in al 141lL., :led i)tokatily it:
eut mere thou 12o0,000, The. natur
'question front i.,,, hoe doo-, -
he -do it? • • • ."
As the •Indiair hnoWs nethitte: nho•d-
the value of -analc:,.. his ntethod of. .11-
, nancial t rade:is on 'the talkie of skins,
and when one tall. (1(41101;4 to )iii
hie face has the expre•sien of a blind:
cartridge. Fortunately for the' Govern.
ment.• the Hudson bay Company has
secured the • entire confidenee -of the
ridians during the century of (leading
with them and the annoy paid- to the
Indians Elude its way into the trading
posts (if tho company.
..Here ia how the Government pay-
-master d0e4 hig phenomenal stunt of
paying $200,000 or more. \vitt] only $30,-
000 in his -pocket. Flo gees directto a
district inhnbitated hy perhaps .2,000
. or 3,000 1 !aliens ; 'here he wi.1PaY
from- $10.000 to 40,009 -in 'treaty
money." latich Indian 804 his fetidly
is given the live X13bilisin payment
for aurrentior of the land and each
ehief,b is
- After making .1 111.4 payment' the par-
masi•Jr 1 misc.:: a rest for 0 short time at
the- Perkin! bay. post nearest the pay
st the! Rhinv .fewdays 'the 'Indiana
have made 0 line te.,-the•post and there
rel nisod .whntevet' !neat
theta. ' They' wheel...-. the. Morie'y -dowtu
en, to the trading- post counter, matey
something n 'in -Ht. -perhaps. 00 emits 1(04-
.1Pa1.'e-. Tho eompatt)..ntrentharges Ha!
rod man with v.. 1;41 he imrehased
. ad • -eredi t if• .11 in t . vit1 the. Ind n nee (
the 85, on that in the, intrire -ho ran .
:trade , out • the- reniainder: 'of. the
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•.-aiatinnic. ithin a tieesic !rein the •date ofpay-
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., • trig, the. treaty Money pvery dollar of.
• •the.'ararrunt 1401 ,l-een .pairl• into. 11 10..
till (Ting tiost. The paymaster' gives the
P0411 agent -rt el 111'I: for 1 :'r' (9 mount and,
...r.morommexererownowirommume....wasmrommons
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Editor and Proprietor.
The giinton
8W Eva
'CLINTON, ONT., DEC 28, 1000 ,
t is said the salaries of the Ontario
Cabinet tninieters will be raised next
session. While there are lots of people
who would be willing to step into the
*,hoes of the Cabinet minieters at the
_present salaries, they are none tin)
high. Plenty or men in business re-
ceive higher ones. , . •
The Brantford ExeOsitor points.out
that the Dominion Conservative party
aince the general election of 100 havo.
not made the gain -of a single seat, and
are to -day weaker in the House than
they were when they came back from
the general election, although 27 bye-•
-elections have been held, -
Have You
a Friend?
Then tell him about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Tell him
how it cured your hard cough.
Tell him why you always keep
it in the house. Tell him to
ask his.doctor about it. Doc-
tors use a great deal of it for
throat and lung, troubles.
ut bad a terrible cold end cough and was
iliTOMItn8d 'with 'pneumonia. I tried Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral sal It ear eine quick and per.
fact relief, It is certainly a Most wenderfal
emit medlcine.,',-CENA WEITTMAlt, SIOUX
Falb, S. Dak.
Made by` Ayer Co., MU&
Aleto Menuraoturers 00,
ersBARSAPA101,10‘
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sum•am. eedetosi/Aas.
ownw.gring• .4s. WWI?WW
10. De t•uitiva toil by All
( la ANC:o of .P,Crooas•
"Pres$111,g. for (1:11ner" 18 rOgardetr. by.
I(:s ;IS tI 1)16'0 itrroganee and as
evidencing Merely a deSire to appear
superior to somebody else. They. oh -
:terve no ;heath ia 111( stom 161.1 per -
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liana du not' rea.liXe, the •Intj, 'that the
• Outage of elothea 141 coomistent with
peiasOnal • emit fOrt .itail (19 1111)1(9
whether' the. 1!)' 44' .f.pirity.mt:$. donned' be.
of the eveit in g. dress' taaltern or -not..
'file moat. important meal of -the day
ailutals to those who dine i11. the e1e11-
tug alt exaellent opportunity' of: ex-
„ehauging their workaday. clothes 101 it
anit •whirat lies ,lasen itruslted and Wed.
-.I'll(4 lir:wing, effect or a Omega of
clothes la -well known. :N1a0y..91 elan,
:being almost too fatigued. after' an ar-
(blows (tay's tvork 'to change. his Mollies.
truds himself cousiderablv refreshed
Wheir.he'experIenee's-(t'.feeling
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linees and 1-frepar.eitiaa:S; 'for net.,
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n1191 goott. i glad iota 4)1', 111911)14 wa RS' on
healthy' •tippetite.••• changing-. of
etl les May (\(il thus 114701.a1i11.affect
piittationa Nov 'need tire 'elianging of
•clotbee .he 'the eFeinsire luxury of. the
• Peramis win). rot dinner.. The
• hard' warked elerk, the shopkeeper and
' the werkhiganau. would all be 'better if
they .mionla c104t 'oft their.workaday
clothes•and•put (wil Orem .elothes for the
eVening meal after the day of toil Is
over.. The .eliango fresihens. the body,.
gives a gentle stimulus to the wearied
aand and head, and -a brighter vlew of
things is; thereby . engendered. The
ig, besides, elerinly, 'dignified and.
besom ga -Le neet, . •
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Piles get quick' relief from Dr.Shoops
Magic 'Ointment. 'Remember it's roaalo
atone for Piles..anit. *oaks with cer-
to ty 'an d sat sfaction.• Itching, pain-.
ful, protruding or blind piles ,disappear
like magic by its use; Tay it.and see.
Scild• by W. 'S.•R. Holmes. .•
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• - nearer-no1i1g sore,. • .
The (;;) ladle:tiling stone at Stirling,
fanglaml, proteeted in • 1 887 by
11'191i 9' sulis(aa))t•lon, ralseil at the .in-
stance of the Stirling N'ittural IIistory
,k relieve', !pleat soelety-It was then
inelosett in an ham earre. There is :m-
other ladle 01'• piddle exaseutieit tea Stir-.
. liig WO() bilowlibt a the. 11141-'
lute 1111hat city., It. is the howl which
the axeceitimier :used when he
wont tironinl the Inarket In 1iizg it
I11'4 Of meal front every fermer'S
. • I ea poosmi isle Hi moos ie.
trThe boy lava evidently been eating
leo much between meals," sald the
(looter. •
"Nonsenee!" replied the boy's father.
"A boy can't (sat 111 his Sleep." .
"Tiow do ;vim ntistin?" • • .
"t menn that (sigh of able trietile be-
gins When he gets up in the morning
arid ends \4'l19'11 110 goes to, heri,"--Phil-
eilelphat 1".e41ger. • •
• : Ithipisa• hays:
l'InnaPt•ee veriest tles voureee of our •
• life, whit tsetwer the phase of pleastire
mid 110.0111011 through which it lute
swept :data', sill!, when' in memory
W(! \vont(' revive iho times that were
einntiari,1 Ividy the ir; pple:4 t, 1 hese
tin:es 14111 he finial 10 11,t4'e been the
ealmisat, er Lye .911,
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(lhlot4 mud Iteccii-lript. 4
114111 Porter (to person sent:Ring a fa-
vor at a ministra.)-21'110 minister re-
' velvet; from 10 rr'elovk to midday --
"-1 11 rigid." says the other, "but tit
what hour does he giver' --
gar°.
etarrta for then...at %Indian ,settlernent.-
atill•Iblesi...1,7)a3g.ir1;s:r 1110(1 0 n t
Lor the whitey to lie turned into tile
Posts, and enntiiming. on • lite rounde.
•When the agentarettone to lailmtintoil
:or. back to 'civilizationha has .110014
all the -money be had opor 'beginning
4110 rear runt, has- paid Mit. Mere.
than $000.600. • , •
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ittrecenter l'k`frot n. Dowdy. . •
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BenjarninIIarela: BreWster, one tithe
attorne_1....general, was a yildat uniting
character., Aceording tu 1ii idea, he
wits' always faultieesly attired, and his
makeup Oreie seen woulIl never be for-
gotten. .He usuallywore 0 bell shaped
White silkhigh Ii.tt ivith tear; whisicnrs
•mi. it. a plaited anti frilled White
front, higb standing collai',.car-'
(11001 tie:Oat-le or :scarf,bull waistcoat,
maroon. eolored Prince Albert coat
Wit11. gold button* troileers.
Patent •
leather shoes • and soft frilled
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:entrs, 'which ma t(d)rid his; shirt' front.
ar.oural tie :wrists.. On the thud* of.
.111e left hand' was 111.'amethyst aing •
.aneireled with, perfectly. matched. Ma-
moials, and .a bunch 01 .0111 fashioned..
seals in heavy gold settinga dangled'
frem his 'watch fob. ',Nils Avila • 11.11
'Usual • nth kern) • when he • at tended • to.
• business at his Mee; whfoi) was, In oo
old Freedmen's. haillk• IlulIding, . oppoL
site the treasury department, or ViSit-
oil the Tanited States supreine ectint to ,
participate in eases which concerned
the government. His• voice 1i -ea pitch-
ed a bla'hkey, and .this pectillarity
'was intensifiedby hia sartorial. getup,.:
which always made him cofispicoons.,
at any gathering., ApparentlY he. *at:
'oblivious. of the' sensation •whieh his
appearance almest invariably Created.
-Charleston XoWS. •
" Ten Acreoi Iltaturgb.: .
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Many: a Man gone Into
ness with the notion that he Mnst have
•nn extensite. plant .ht orderto sueeeed
Alas .fpund. that ite hes undei•taken too.
mirch.. This' Was the .exPerience'ef an
• Arkansas farmer, whO for marry years
'fitfully tilled a • farm of 200 aeres wit:b-
ent Making at ally time a comfortable
living.. At last he sold the land M five
Itatikth f11l11l1l0M, wbe took forty •acres
each. .Anorthern traveler who Passed.
tha'W
t ay., and Wth
as attracted .by e
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neatneea and eVident prospealtar of the -
email farms- entered. Into emiversation
With one of the proprietors. •
"How.• miget lan(1 hataa yona" he
naked.' : • . • • •
• "laertY neres." staid the Italian,
"ts it all 10 lillea0V. •
"No, 1101004 1" exeleimert 'the farmer.
"Ten aeres are all one man can attend
tn I bolight this rest for my Hens."
. Ten ticree may seem like a mall
farm to most Ammer -ens; but carefully
eultivated it protaneed for the Itallen
• more reyetmeithan 20011a4 for the pre-
- e1oi1s owner:a-Tont ICS COM P n 0 1 oil.
. Plan le 'rho "rube rine.
A very 'ergo and ;Amity orange tree
nets growing in it Antall pot. "If that
tree," -Raid the tiovist, "didn't take pills
It would requive a pot as big as a
bathtub lo grow 111, But It lakes pills;
like a latneashondriata rheiniets,
cultural experta, make plant pills-
pifis no bigger than eliestimas that con-
tain susteminve lair six months, a kbad•
of tabloid food, , '1'hese ehemists an -
:tire' a plant's ash and make pills of
the 'constituent salts. The •11111:4, in-
el011041 in a 19)9') 911 carer, M0 lairloI in
the earth at this plenrs,roots, end the
salts gradually dieeolve and eiffuse
through the metal, giving the Plaubt
day ha' (111Y the stIstenrinee that they
require: Pills are also applied to weak,
Sickly plants, Which they help wonder-
fully."
13efore tbe disease become chronic
they ottottru nee liyounn, awl get com-
plete freedom from their catarrhal
troubles,
neglect to treat catarrh when
it first comes on, the chances are that
it will become 80 firmly rooted. and
deep•scated that it will bother you all
winter and may become chrome and
almost incurable.
The first clay's use of Hyotnei will
show a decided improvement Ji health
and in a short time there will he no
Another tkonble, and yon will be free
from catarrh, and coughs and, colds
will not tiother you during the winter.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs;
btt $1.00, extra bottles, if needed,, 5()
cents. We do not want anyone's
money mile% Hyomel gives•relief and
cure, and we absolutely agree that
money will be refunded unlees the re-
medy gives satisfaction.
All druggists should be able to stip-
Ply you with Hyoniei or we will send '
it by. mail on receipt of priee, .and -
every package is sold, with the distinct
understanding that it cotts nothing
unless it cures. Write (IS today for a
symptom: blank, which we will send
you fee, together with 'treatise on
Catarrh and how to cure it. When
you tilt in arid return to us the symp-
tom blank, -our consulting physician
will give your case the beet eare and
attention, and write you a letter of
advice without charge. The It. T.
Booth Company, Buffalo, N. Y,
. BROWN WALL PAPER,
Particularly Anioronrialc "or a Room
. Vacing the raise.
It is rather reinarkable that .brown
sean 11 paper has net more admirers. For
reom faclug- east it Is particularly
warm and enzy,. A woman who is
inueh nt her desk found. the Pale Yel-
The store in the Victoria Block. so long
occupied by the undersigned, is offered to
rent. It nos be.0 papered and painted
throughout, ancl is in first-elase order.
T. JACKSON, Sr,
cottage tor Sale.
The cottage on Orarge St, adjoining the
property a subscriber is offered for tale on
reasonable terms, W. C. SEARLE.
Also a couple of good brick stores.
House' for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale hie house and
three -quarter -of -an -sore of land on Mary
St. Fruit trees, good hard and soft water
oleo atable. Will be sold on rearionald
terme. GEO. DAVIS.
House and Lot tor 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.
House, toi Sale.
The frame house on Rattenbury St, west,
belonging to the late Mrs. Young, is offered
far sale. One-quarter acre let, with fruit
trees, hard and eat water. Apply at one,.
to NEW ERA Office, or by letter to
, JAMES YOUNG, Seaforth. •
House for Sale
l'be large pottage on Quein street. be.
longing to the estate of the late E. Holme
is offered for sale. The lot is one -halt
acre, with bearing fruit tree, hard am
soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA office,
tow tigiired wall paver extremely try-•
lug to her eyes When:lifting them from . House tor Sale. .
het writing. for n few mirtutes, rest. - •
• The remta had an eastern exposure; and
the .yellow. tvells were glaring: in the
mornitig when. the snu 'shone 01 and
.ee111 the afternoon when, the 'e4.1117
li gat t had vanialfed. . •
Butter Factory.
The annual Meeting of the shareholders
and patrons of the blolmesville Oheese and
Butter Manufacturing 0o., 1.4't'd., will be
held in the Hall, at HOLMESVILLE, 00
VIIID,AY. JAN:: dtla; -o'ctrick -
rirrittfrthe ietr, lobe Purro°uBrere.lagt tItibe
e
b
transaction of any general busineee.
The contraut ter toe supply, and the sale
of Butterrnilk fmR
or the coming ation, will
be put no at auction. It is hoped a large
attendance will be present.
JAS. CONNOIXT, Pres.
uoimesvine, ite:11. rlt 01 coed. Secy.
••040".•••,..
--Boy Wanted at Once. Good *-
wages from start -NEW ERII
• For Sale or to Rent
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PROFESS 1 ONAL,
Lo-tacouv rsie.oixtotA,
lsgCceaaar to itli Jae seen ,
--0-AmtataTER,-SOLIOLTORailte.-_--___ _ _
I- OLDTTO -.
Office -Elliott Block,forsterly eeetipial
N. TO Scott. '
° 1110NET TO LEND .
W. BRYDONE.
' BARRISTER SOLICITOIO 1+10ThEY
FUSIAIO, ETC.
CLINTON
Lot 15, Con, 13, Hullett, (150 acres) is
offered for sale or for lent, Possession to
be given at the oloee of the current year.
For particulars apply to W,BR YDONE,
Clinton.
Farms tor Sale -
About 830 acres first-class lend, situated
ori the 44a and tith ooncceitions of Hulletta
are offered for sale, This is the finest pas-,
tura land, without exeeption, in tins
neighborhood. For particulars enquire in
4110 first place by mail. Jona RANSFOILI),
Box, 580. bondon. .
-Choice Land for sale.
Snbsoriber effete tor sale the 20 acres on
the Bayfield Road, Goderich Tp., at pre -
ant occupied by him, and known as the
Plewes farm. .Good frame house stone
eellar, barn 3600, with cement wall 9 feet
melt ;Food bearing orchard, plenty of water.
. JAMES SMITH, Clinton.
Farm tor Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 103
-eyes, being lot 31, ard con. H. R. S. Tack.
rernith, All cleaned and under oultivat-
ou except 3 acres; all but 18 items in gran
torame house, bank ' barn, hay barn, and
ithet outbuildings. Bearing orchard.
"a -011 water. Schoolhouse on the premises.
3 miles to Seafarth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, g aaal
W airier a, t, ORICH, Clinton.
'I anbecriber offers for sale his farm of
110 sores, being lot 24, Con, 2nd, Stanley,
.1 cleared hut 10 acres, Snook bouse,
• ,ek barn 40x80. cement silo, 142E80; one
-•re of orchard and small fruits, 2 never -
keg wells. Driving house, pigpen, ben
''n e. give miles from Clinton and three
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Two Storey rough cast house on Here;
4„ eight room, kitchen and woodshera
. Hard and soft water, large cellar wt.!
cement floor. Good lawn and shade tree-'
acre lot, good residental iocalitv. Apply
El, E. RORKE, Mary Sa•
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1111r 11111(.11 thtinght she selected for • . . •
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.the oimerwalls a ,1)191111 light Clioeiilate
„felt. )1(.10Nr 'the pietnre rail, which.
Ives; a Mile more than half way up she
put a (Lido. of a brown haukav.oinal
with 11(;ur-ile-118 • and pin lilies of • a
darker hrow1.1, 'rile ceiling was nta(W
• of a very light shade, alinoSt •it ftiwn-
111 or(ler'do give sufficient light fp the .
siantexvhat; soreher .effeet. The result .
was successful. Long eurtaine; of • greini
denim hong straight at the' long .wla:
(11)44 41) 9119 reaeliorl Onost Ie.
Willi deep "NyindOw • 4101)141, 04111 the....,Iviii-
dOW shades 'Were light.... • " " •
brown :walls. were soething to
the eves and gave an effective baek-
greund to the few engraing,)4 find pho-
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tegilaphs heeded to break the inottrifin4
of "the walls, 'amtnu.. woodworit. was
painted white. -Far trent being som-
ber, this den. the ,coylest.". 'mist
iverfal ,spnti the • house on .tlaYS
when 1111 ik northeasters' 1101t 1, iinat •
the windetvii. • '1'11e talilte • alootiaa and:.
casethentsi: gait So light a atoriell that'.
the malieglity furniture, With • which
,the, room' :Was. furnished, .4111 ink 'give
tDO heavy .. an. effect. - Philadelphia.
Ledger...
Theae,ia retire Catarrh in thiS rsection
of the cotintay than all other diseases
put tginetber, And until the last 'felt
years. was supposed. to be incurable. •
For a great many years 1)octors pro-,
nouneed •it a local disease, and prescrib,
ed Itiettl,reMoclies, and:. by constantly.
failing to. core with 'local tieattnent;
pronounced it incurable'. Science hae
. proved catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constit-
Otional. treatment:Hall's Catarrh Cure,
mannfactur,ed by F. J. Cheney Ar, Co.,.
Toledo, Ohio., is the only constitution-
al core on the market; It is taken in-
tevnallk in doses from 10 drops •to . 'a
tea-spoonfol. It.acts.directly on the
hlood 1.nd imicona surfaces ot tile. sys-
tem.They offer One Hundred dollars.
far any case it fails to cure. Send for
eireulars and testimonials. , Addreess t
.F..J. CHENEY A.4 CO,
. ToledoOhto,
Soldby laruggiste, 75e. •
Take Hall's Family Pills for eonstin-
ation. • . •
• • .oun.cclarort cold. •
, One of the best 'anal simplest• ineane
ofeheeking cold at it onset la to, .
41 1115 .111: 120. 11. .glass of hot, not warm,
water in. whieli !Mee been placed the.
juice 01.41 lemon, -Orme •�r four lumps
of sugar tind •• a large teaspoonful of
pave glycerin. . This iltise • shoot(' he
eipped no hot :is' possible after the pa-
tient Is in Nal.' Takenthus it will
probably iliditee•a, 'lloW *of persnifation
••tvlileit -will tlirow 'off the -cold. The
aimplieity of this remedy is only equal-
hy •ito great. efileacy. ,As with other
eenualles, ,1ts• ("linneo J21. weal:lag. a (Inn -
111010 (awe 194 increased 11 :111)1)110(1 at.
00141.1011191 of the eompladut.
. An min ceremony.
Colchester ist England's grort t oyster
fl -'(u'0, 49 much or the weelth and
fame of the place Is derived from the
litdrtslry that the seasonts opened will.'
nmell vereturoty, "The ('it)' l'atliOra Silil
le the lisideg 911:000(1, anti the ninYor
formally nssiBts in raising the: flest
dredge of bivalves, Afterward, in fill-
milaent 9)1 410 Foaled eastam, 41(i)'e is
o limehoolr, the Ivo
Itt:' ney is gingerbread wasIted down
44 1111 raw gbi, :1 carairitation 'Ulrich, a
London Nitre; aq-atmes, will lix the
event in ineetory +*•011.1
WHEN Y0t71t BACH: Illqu1'8
(lf course it's bard to work. Stoop-
ing over hurta, lifting is. tedious, and
vett wonder What to do, Even Olt
Netviline Nothing like it for weak
or lame baek. Tt penetrates to the
cure of the pain, eases from the first,
apPlioation, bsings cure and defies a
relapse. No so elean, so
soothing, So certain to kill Muscular
rheumatic or sciatic pains. Your deal-
er Sells Poison's Nerviline in large 2-.5c
loollks. Why not try it
•
Farm tor Sale.
•
eta brut:381mM, on good gravel roads.
,
House for Sale. `• A.LBERT NOTTClinton p.o,
A f -t bl frarn h e n St
oontainine 3 bedrooms Bitting room, Pan-
try woodshed; good cellar, hard and eat
water, Ooe-quarter acre lat. Will be sold
cheep. Apply et NEW ERA Office, or
ndlfa HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
00S1 01 8 e. ens o •!
Choice Farm tor Sale
. •
• Subscriber offers for ' sale his splendid
terra of 96 acres on the • Base Lille, being
north part of lot 2, Maitland 13Iock, Hullett
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; Jogrr SPRUNG, tl
•
• •
Clood Hoirse COI. sale
On retieonableterme, the two-story frame
'intim formerly oectinied by Mr Robb, just
off Albert etreet. House is well built aria
in good condition; acre of land, good or- •
°bard, stable, hard and r oft -water, Apply
•
S
to GEO. LADD, Holnysville, or New Era ; •Farnr tor ale.
Office"" . • Nov 30:-tf ' - •
•
Two hundred sad tbirty-fiv
!louse for Sale acres, situ-
, ated on Bayfield Road, Goderick Tp, three-
- • e.
nuarters-of-a-naile free; ClintOn. .Aoil in
excellent cendition, havirid been all under
Large frame house On Wellington St.,
Clinton lately °coupled. Ly F. C. Alicock.
7 rooms, and pantries, arid woodeheff, good
.'tone caller, 1.4 acre of laud, hard and soft
wat.er. A eplendid ,dhance for a rerson'
good houee. Applyto
AIRS ALLCOCis, 'Clinton, or Airs. Chid-
ley'S, Isaac Si.
for 'Sale. • :••
•
Snbseriber offers for sale hie' large and
•Corrifertable frame house on Albert Street. -
The beuee has every conVenience for orchn-
ary•tarnily. Good cellar; hard and 'soft
water on the lot; threeennarters.of-an acre
of land; bearing fruit trece, also good
stable. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
A. WILREN,
'ClintOn, Mob 30th, • • •
•
House tor Sale
The commodious and well -situated house
known as .:Lakeview" on Elgin avenue, in
the Town of Goderich. The place has every
convenience, and is 'especially well located
for a boarding house, and is at present
doing it gcod business in this line. Large
lot and a number of fruit trees. Posseseton
can be given 1st of San, next. Apnly at
premises.' or by letter to MRS, Ma-
e/CWT.:ILL, Lakeview, Goderich.
Poultr Plant to Rent
. The Pooltry plant at Ilolmesville is
offered to rent, lIonse stable, poultry,:
house, feeding Pen, incubator house, cold'
storage and ice house, tncubators, brooders,
and feeding cratee, all firetaelass condi-
tion. F. C. ELFORD,
.
$te. Ann de Bellevhe,
Qtiebee,
grass for nye.years; sr lenEid grain or grass
land, well drained. Five totes hardwood
,bneh and excellent erchard. Oue barn,
62174, with stone, stabling for 12 horses
and a& cattle; one barn, 36 54, with' silo
Wad stabling for 17 cattle.. Largo imple-
ment bone, and pig pen i: power and pump-
ing windmills; large frame house!' two
goci wells aud aanning water at rear of
farm Japply te MRS. ALEX, . et
MalataEN, Clinton I' C„ et Lot 28, Con
2, Stanley. . • '
Farm tor Sale. •
. J. P... TINDALL.
, BANYLF,11,
77 and 78, situated 1 1.2 miles trom village 01.11%17:01NI, ONT
RIDOuT 8‘ HALE
cONVETANCERS OCOMISSIONEBB,
Real Testate andlIneurence Agent
Money to loan •
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COB. HALE,' JOHN RIDOLVT
Medikdal •
Drs. Gunn& McRae
Or. w, tinun, L. C, P./ 14. C. S.. Ed/a^
'Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calla aa
front door of oftlee or residence, liattenbury
Street.
or, T. T. Dwane, Univarsity of Toronto, •
Office hours 8,h hospital: -1 to 3 rum.; 7 te 0 p.m.
VV. SHAW. .
PHYSICIAN, atiRGRON
Asecnalieur etc., dile° and residence On
tufo St., opposite English anemia, formerly oir
copied by Dr. Appleton. Clinton Ont,
DR. D. THOWIPSOINt
Physician, surgeon, Etc.
necial attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat andllose.
°thee and lteuideoce-
Albert Street.2 Block* North of lleattenbtarr
G. W. Nanning Smith, IL D.,CAL
PHYSICIAN cik SURGEON.
OFFIUH-Marn Street, Baylierd, =aril
ocarpied by Dr. Pe.11ister;
DR. P. R. AXON
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Hoboes.)
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
Qraduate 01 1140 lloyaNCollege of Dental Sur.
goons of Ontario.
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Den-
taG1 ilraeluaa3:ttem.oefnthies.go College of Dental Sargon'
Chicago.
WM visit Dayiteld every monday.
DR. H. FOWLER,
'DENTIST. •
Offices over O'NEIL'S etore.
Special care taken to make dente tre
ment as painless as poseible. W vi 1 •
Auburn every Monday.
Miscellaneous.
TAMES CAMPBELL, LoNnE6130B0;
v.) LICENRR:. ,
, No witnessea reouired
Money
Private funds to loan at 04 per cent mai u,
Wards W. IILLYDONB•
*tlEOJE?qE ELLIOTT,
okr.,
Licensed Auctiopeer.
Farm sales a SpecialtY.
• :TERMS 11,EASONABLE.
Orders left at the' NEW :ERfativill
.
promptly attended to,
•
THOMAS GUNDR.
•
Live stock and general Auctioneer
GODERICH ONT..
Farm stock sales a specialty. Orders left es
llEtv ERA mike, Chinon, promptly attendee)
to. Terms reasonable.. Farmers' sale notes
MARRIAGE. LICENSES .
ISSUED:BY:
J.- 11.
• • .
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• -La.' • '
Proprietor offers for sale bisfarm on the,
Maitland Con. Goderich Township, Lots
of•Holinetwille, church and echetd. The
farin tontaine 2:3$ acres of choice lista, it
Rood frame houde, and bank barn, "5'acres
of orchard and 30 acres of good maple
brehland. The farm Is traversed by a run:
ning brook, This farm will be sold in it
block or in parts. apply to .
ALEX BACOBR,
aohneeville, • •
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS •
• . DESicNs
&C
: ChoiceFowl. ibr
• A ehoice 'breeding pen or White Wynn-.
dote (9 birds); pen of B.P. Rooks, (5 bitch);
and two 13. Minproa helm A Bargain.
Enquire at Now Ella, or P.O. Box 217,
Berkshire Boar for service.
Tboro-bred Betkehire Boar for service, -
Prize winner at London Fair. Terme if 1
at time of aervice, with privilege of retnrn*-
ing 9 neoetisary, JAS SNELL, Willett
me*
IIIIDES and SHEEPSKINS
WANTED
I will palithe highest price for hides and
Sheen;:kins, delivered at my Hide House
in Clinton,
Nov, 20-3m O. 8, DOAN.
‘5,7•111tet. '('01)11 events Jon. 2n1)
ELLIOTT
TORONTO. On.
Tiwgrolit, school a Inodia.ss ire
OW 010 last .250 calls front s firl
WO b(1y() 1411e41.10IFTERN of the 1,041419)114,
e had no ono else rends" to scud, our
graduates tire in groat dchnitul. '1111.4 school
rams uncxc011ecl rolfinitages. 41 rito 10-41,4•:
for our hulas tulogno. ,
• W. J. ELLIOTT, Prio
efornor Orilmige and Alexander SIN
IIIIMOORM811801111181**811818.. .41848
Anyone sending a sicetclCi aOnrdYdResIGHerialon may
?gi4itiltioitisTrilikilliaSjp3gxlibilfgoek*Z11#"itillearlifts•
t.i78 At luny vontfigeency.
spectra/garde, without ebarge, in the
0gittgti (t)rigt tgrough mann & Co. reedy° •
tor securing patents.
'A, handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest dr- •
rnlation Of any selentAlle Journal. Terms. $3 A
141511 frier months, $1. Sold by ail nernulealera.
MUNN &Co 36tlBr0adway,NewYork
Branch Office, 414 b' St., Washington. D.C.
It's Surprsing
How Christmas Steals
up on a Person.
• There'll be roast torkey, plum
puddings and aetnta Chtus, ala
most before tve know it. • •
And there'll he Christmas_
Cakes 11. plenty: we know that,
by; he innoatit • of penple. - -
know that by the amount or'
Peels, liaiaina and Currants WO
are sr 'ling,
See OUT* ad. on Page I.
Now, n enlain't it las a gond '
4,44 for you to bey repay gingio
thing yon rm.- Christmas
111:1111, Then you'll he sure of
getting tia. bighttoti (nudity of
01 (1VlhjlIt 01. tln' 10 wt. 81 prive;
W. T. O'NEIL,.
THE 1-1113 GROCER.
:Private funds to loan on naOrtgages at '
• • best current ratea '
General Banking businee's rameeted
. merest allowed on ueposits,
Sale notes bought. • .• .
G.Lb.:Ateraggart M. D. 141c1atg'gart. " •
McTaggart Bros.
' BANKERS
ALBERT ST curriroN
General Banking. Business
transacted • .
NOTES DifiCOpNTED
Drafts issued.. Interest allowed on
de 5108. •
The . McKillop Mutual
Fire • Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
. • erty ,Only Insured. +
.
. OFFICERS. .
J. B. McLean, President, 1<ippen;./1"hos
Eraser'Vice-pres., Eruceneid;" Thos. E
Hays, Secy, Treas., Seaforth: •
'DIRECTORS.
Jas. .Connelly, • Porter's Hill; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, glinton; M.
Chesney, Seafotth; J. Evans, B,ech-
woortt J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben. •
newels, Erodhagen.
Each Director is inspector of_lossestilin
his own loca1ity.4-
CENTS. •
Robt. Smith, Harletck; Ed, Hinchley•
•Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmond.
ville; 1. W. Yeo, Holmesville
Wanted. • •
A. reliable reticlen-t a-eent for Clinton and
yieinity fur Fall -and, Winter months,- to
aril Print Trees, Small Fruit Bushes,
Ornamental Trees, 'Flowering Shrubs, Ohl.
All supplieo furnished free. Tenant haler- ,
al. We consider tide agency one of the •
beat on
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mat outofit.Agen tiII v:evtrso:
Ill'TCS ()fowler sleek to dram 44n047.
hillg 110 Slap IS guaranteed. ,A41,4 Ecr
1091 partienlate, writineor Darren, to
PELHAM. NiilISERY 00 .
Gooderhain Building, Toronto, Ont,
Prof.a!F•THEEL,litill.
PhIltddlpalS Pi.tu, 8. OM, alimatt aaaolaiial
liaorlea4 %man Treataufath die mai Mar,
Weed ours 40 500.184 Mood ralsoily COOMS4 idelP
1'4.1 (2102b.3441() ill 1'rt104121*44444. Itatesareet,
Moo* test issued. Tattooist*, Mydreletty fittitivre, TINA,
8016418.11ViLo LimaittyDrafite. 42 Yitri proud hat k you* kip&
PiltiLittravisetrttst fhoratant,, "Awl for rook wrred. 611041••
foe meg Aler Ceeeter eloeted A 'bolded toberibleg Meet