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Thursalay January ieth, 1115.
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unfavorabie'seasons in' which to n-iake their investments.
'and they are' watching the "ads."
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happy. Baths keep the skin'
clean: and in good condition. But
what about the inside of the body?
You can no more afford to neglect it
than the outside. It is just as import-
ant that the system be cleansed of the poisonous
impurities caused by weakness of the digestive organs,
(or by inactivity of the liver.
DRF PIERCE'S ,
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health that it purifies the blood -as it should. It helps the stomach
digest food so that it good blood -rich, red blood to nourish and
strengthen ail the organs.
You may avail yourself of its tonic, revivifying Influence by getting a
1 bottle or a box of tablets from your medicine dealer -or send 50e for a
trial box. Address as below. - ,q
FREE"DrPierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser'•• -a F4eneh cloth bound book of
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Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N, Y.
4" "ta ie lois "^f"id"f"i ledal'f't'd', Scott, a Presbyterian minister of
Toronot, belongs to a class of indi-
viduals who dont not how to ap
i,recia'te liberty. For coolirevenge
he took first -place and should mi -
1 title him to a hemp) necl_tie. Can-
ada would be well rid of such citi
zenship.
EDITORIAL
144.44444.4$44+44 4.44411
.Portable 'wireless 'a'ppara'tus lid -
opted bythe United States army
and carried on an autcmobile or
special design has a sending radius
of 800 miles andiras received mess
ages 'from ,p'oinits 2500 miles. away.
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Some German women have been
taken prisoners, in captures made
by Russian soldiers. If they cant
shoot .any straighter than they can
throw la stone they might prove
quite a menace to the cause they
desired to, aid.
Notwithstanding that the Ger-
mans wrecked the big organ in
the cathedral off St. Vaast, at Ar-
mentieres. France, by a shell, the
chorus of "It's a Long Way to
Tipperary' 'will still sound in the
ears of the Kaiser's eleven gunners.
—0 ---
Manitoba Government is going
to do some /house-cleaning, and
renovating -not in the Parliament,
buildings as much as in the party
Even the Conservatives admit.thatl
t+adical alterations are of prime
necessity.
That Jew who: shot Rev. J. McP.
.0--
Toronto "Kultur”, as 'displayer
Nomination gatherings, does not
illustrate any use: that has been
made of 'the many Universities,
Colleges, and schools by the citi-
zens of that much lauded 'metro-
polis. Some outsiders think mangy
of the Torontcnians are :rade of
just 'ordinary "muds" the same as
in _other places.
i o--
(Premier Hearst, a9 Santa Claus
has put the !Provincial Attorney
Generalship in Hon. I. B. Lucas
stocking; Treasureship in T. W
I McGarry's sock, South Renfrew
G. H. Ferguson of Grenville gets
the job of Minister of Lands, For-
ests ,and Mines;, and Hon. J.J.Poy
and Dr. Preston, are, in the Cabinet
without portfolio. Dr. Jamieson,
Durham, will be next Speaker i
the House. The new, Premier
would have done akinduess to
the Province inn changing the
furniture he had dropped Hons.
Messrs. !Pyne and Duff into th
play house of "without portfolio'
,As the most important depart
New Books at the
Br cef eld, Library
FICTION -CLASS F.
Class Title Author
T' 473 City of 1' ninber'ed Days Lynde
F 474 The Raft Dawson
F 475 A Knight on Wheels Tiny
4' ra"r0 13antbi
Cooke
E 471 Anne :F eversham • to ch
F 478 Oall of the hist Fraser
F 179 'Rocks of Valero Deli
F 481 Arizona Brady
F 4AI happy Hawkine in the pen handle Wason
Correll
P 489 innocent
F 483 Prince of Gransterk NlcCutcheon
17 484 The Quenneys
I' 155 Martha and Cupid
13' 156 Twenty fourth of June
F 487 Ariadne of Allan Water
F 498 Kent Knolies
P 481) Fzcing Fearful Odds
F 490 The AFterbouse Roberts
F 491 Wall of Partition
17 103 Playing with Fire
F 493 For the Alison honor
5+ 494 Sergeant of Fort Toronto
b -195 Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail
Ir 490 Diane of the Green Van Dalrymple
F 497 The Lone Wolf Vauce
F 498 The Law of Life. Werner
F 499 Seeds of Pine Janey °snuck
F 500 Tbe Bail Jumps' utead
F 501 The Witch Johnston
F 502 Henry of Navarre Ohio hall
F 503 Honorable Percival Rice
F 504 The Eyes, of the World Wright
F 505 The Olaxlon Adams
F .508 Men of the Desert... . ,. Leitz
4' 507HZck ui
Action
F 508 Way of the Strong
Vachell
'Appals nn
, Riehnton d
McCall '
Lincoln
Hocking
Rinehart
Barclay
Barr
Bindloss
Millner
Connor
Chambers
Ou, lune
LITERATiSIUI-CLASS L
L 457 Arcadian Adventures Leacock
L 458 Stories from Browning Grumhine
L 459 The Campaign around Liege Kennedy
L 460 British Regiments at the Front Hodder
L 401 The Red °rods in War Eellln ton
L 462 5orty Years After Bailey
L 468 The Fleets at War Hurd
HISTORY -CLASS H
E '193 A Short History of the Canadian People Bryce
H 104 Company of Adventurers Cowie
£s 105 Germany and the Next Was' Bernhardt
I4 193 Russian Army From Within Anon
H 197 History of Niagara Cartoehan
VOYAGE -CLASS V
V 134 Pioneers in India Johnson
'V 135 Pioneers in Australia TiJohnson
V 136 Thro the South Seas with Jack London Johnson
V 137 A. naturalist in Cannibal Land Meek
U138 Salvage of a Sailor ............ .......• ..,Bulien
V 139 Lest Expedition to South Pole "' Scott.
V 140 Last Expedition to South Pole Scott
BIOGEAPKY-CLASS' IC
B 00 A Canadian Rank Cleric
B (31 Memoirs of Lord Bereshford
E 62 Life of Lord Roberts
RI LIGION-CLASS 16
R 52 What does Christianity Mean
J1JWa 758L7 0)L8ts J
JF, 216 Sbaggttneipp, ,...
JF 217 Left End `E' ,..-
18 Mi lw;iui,:.
JF 2 ss Billy ISnoke'A}u1.1 lid .,• ::Bn.rhour
Pa ...Porte
J.B 219, ].atty.'s Suitor. r
JF 220 00 the Field of Warmaim Wel Is
221..' ...:.... .......... Marsh
hell
JH Sir,Walter ,.. ,,, ... Narsh IT
J':T3 222 Boys 'Who Been re F aims ,,Snell
JF 223 Phjlfp,Kant .,...„
317 224 A Sturd.,y Young (1 ad dart. • .. eton
3I' 2'96 Rami 1... ..,, r, ou
Rambler ede Cad i tr 11 VLl oily,; ,;,. Sl e rtin,rel '
J1' 226
.Ned
IIres
tf,t
a°,clic
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1 1 it
JB 227 Indian Scout Talk','iia`"has
p, 2Q ... 'P:eslnn,an
J, 2.,, Selma, LVlavtiyyi
J1' 229 Alma's Junior Year ,$re ten back
ment 'of Education and Agricult-
ture do not meet the broadening
demands 'of -the day, The House
'will miss the governing hand of
the late Sir dames (P. Whitney but
We wish :Premier Hearst a pros-
perous reign..
Local News
MfiAmmmtliiimm
DECREASED CUSTOMS.
REVENUES FOR (PAST YEAR
The trade depression; 'df the past
year has been reflected in the cus-
toms returns as ipuhlis'hed in this
'week, which shoes a decrease of
$4,237 032 'for the year. Daring the
year every m'on)tf a showed a'tell-
ing 'off
D1i1dz en Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTORIA
G. T. R. WAGES TO BE REDU .ED
Over 14,000 empl'oydes''ro'f the
Grand Trunk have been n!o!tified
that On account of the balling of£
in 'business, owing 'to the war, they
Will be Raked to accept.7a reduction
in wages dating from April, 1st
next. l ; l t
SECURE LABOR BEFORE SPRING
An inspector 'off the Dominion im
migration department was in this
district fast week Tor the purpose
'of inducing farmers !to take cable
bodied and capable help at the
present time when kis available
andbe0ore the spring e'omes. It is
suggested that the farriers make
a little financial sacrifice in order
that they may' secure the proper
help and that they t,.rke them be-
fore the country is emptied or
able-bodied men,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA S iLEO R 1 A
ROD AND GUN. '
January Road and Gun in Canada
Published by W. J. Taylor Limit-
ed..Publisher- Woodstock, Ont. is
out tinct is a particularly attree-
tit a OUIn, ei' The cover cut, which
represents 4t beaver family, was
specially designed to illustrate a
story by H. Mortimer Batten en-
titled "A`hmisk the City Maker,!'
decriptive roc the every day Life of
'a 'particular colony of beavers,
Frank Houghton contributes ano-
ther 'earl Erries'on story, "Ooining-
munk," a dramatic account of
the killing 'off amusk ox in the
North, which is charaeterized by
the same quaint humor as was
Houghton's ; story "His Stint ,polar
Bear in the December issue. R. 3,
IFlaser writes of "Four Sailors on
the Trail" which describes a win-
ter trip by clog etam Cfrom (loch-
'anei to Rupert 'House. .
Other stories and articles there
are and the regular departments
to interest the sportsman who
must perforce during the 'winter
months, content -himself, for the
most part by reading Of the ex,-
ueriences Of "others while seated
by his 'own 'fireside.
CLUBBING HATES
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Era and Daly Globe...-. !1;4,50
rw Era end Daily Mail and
,'nu ye 4.50
New Era and Weekly Mail
and Empire 1.65
a di Da I v i or,d. 3,35
New Era and Daily News.-.-.- 2.85
New Era and Daily Star 2,85
.-a Jou bum. ly Herald
anti ii'cekly Star 1.85
Eta and \i;eekly Witness 1.85
Sew ei a and Northern Mes-
senger 1.60
w E":a and Canadian Farm 1,86
, - w Era and Farmer's Sun... 1.85
• w Era and !Daily Free
t'r.so, moaning 3.35
,S,w Era and Daily 31ree
Piss, evening --. 2.85
w Era and \Veekly Free
NewEraand Morning Lon_. 1.85
don Advertiser . 3,66
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iit Era anti Weekly Adver-
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w Gra and Patna and Dairy 1.85
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Cutout cathartics awl "Fobs.. By
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eliminate bit• and
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BAilRISTERSOLICITOR NOTARY
CLINTON
CAN' GETgyspEr tl
SfiL EL4-
By Taking (rift -a -Lives"
Says Cap. Swaii
Lesson ill. ---First Quarter, For
Jan. 17, 1915.
THE INTERNVTIoNAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Judg. vi, 11.16, 33-
40 -Memory Verses, 14.16- Golden
Text, Ps. lxv, 4 -Commentary Pre-
pared by Rev. D. M. Stearns,
I often read what 1 copied from one
of Dr. Andrew Murray's Bibles in his
study in Wellington, South Africa, in
August, 1808: "Tbe central thought of
ibis book is God its one object is to
reveal God-l3is glory, His will, His
love. In reading it our chief desire
ought to be to know God." I am re-
minded of this as I read carefully our
lesson chapter and note in these forty
verses some Dame of the Deity forty -
SOUP times (LORD or GOD, 27; God, 7;
Lord, 2; Spirit, 1; Angel, 7). Thus the
sin of Israel draws forth the love"and
grace of God and this time in connec-
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on with a great deliverance through
seemingly very weak man called
Ideon.
The chapter opens with the oft re-
eated 'shying, 'rile children of I'sraei
d evil in the sight of the Lord,"
his led to great oppression by the
Iidianites for seven years. Then they
lied unto the Lord in their trouble,
nd Ile saved them out of their dis- .....
'asses (verses 1, 6; Ps. evil, 0, 13, 19, ions "Tgke."
S). In our lesson verses, 7-10, He re• The betweeneou cmra gallant sol which
Inded them by a•prophet of how lie 'strike yillustrated
tra dbyan iii ars is
ad brought them out of Egypt and related ly is sergea t inLden-
eYp related by a sergeant o1 the Liver -
anted them in thts good land, warn- pool regiment, who tells how one
g them against any fellowship with night 1n the trenches a man of the
e people of the land, but they dis• West Yorkshire regiment took off his
eyed His voice (chapter ii, 1, 2). He coat and wrapped it around a wound-
lls us still to separation from this ed chum who had to lie there until
1) age unto Himself, but the god of
the ambulance took him away. "All
Is age, the devil, w110 also ruled the that night the game 'Tyke' stood in
Is agents of the land He the trenches in his shirt -sleeves,'
gave to says the sergeant, "with water up to
mei, is still blinding and deceiving his waist, and the temperature near
e people of God and running the so to freezing point, quietly returning
lied church for lits own ends, and the German fire, In the morning he
ose who are willing to see Jesus would only own to 'a bit of a chill
ly and follow Him fully are corn- that a cup o1 tea and a smoke would
rntively Pew, soon put right,' but I wasn't sur -
Since Adam sinned God has been prised to learned that he had to be
pet' sent down to the base with pneu-
utly and pc'sisfeutly seeking wan, monis that afternoon. I hope he will
d mankind has been as persistently, pull through," -
der the power of the' aerie turning
way from God. God has myriads of Storming the Sleights.
gets who delight to do Ells will, but Daunted by the pitiless hail of
e never bad but unc mann wholly lead from the German machine guns
d utterly et His disposal and under that swept a slope up which they had
s control. Many redeemed men and
won have been in greater or less
gree yielded lu film, but neve :lb•
utely except the Sou or spiry, the
n of God, the Lord .!esus Chalet.
e Y1)0e ah•ea0y read la this bunk of
ages of !lis seleci inn of Othuiel.
ud, Sham,,ar, 1)ehm'nh anr! Barak,
1 now Ills choice )'ally upon Gideon
the tribe of aleimesele whom 1 lie
its in person nm) talks with him ns
urn with his friend,
`hese appearances of Cud in human
to 'before Ile mine as the tion 01'
ry are 00me u1' the most fascinating
well as Ibo most prutitable 01' Bible
dies. In each instance it is the Son
00d whom we sec. 1vha0e 15,1)1;u
tit have been from of old. from the
is of eternity (\ile. v, 2,margin I,
"nu man hath seen God at any
e; the only hegcett01 Sou ' 'e * hath
hared Him" (John 1, 18). The glory -
God can he seen only in Christ (11
iv, 0). P'c' are mora likely to
hal special manifcatttione of God To 'r Headers
en !Mont our ordinary work 11111101' 6i
n when we go aside to seck such.
eon was thrashing wheat (verse
Moses was keeping sheep, as wore
the Bethlehem shepherds; 10)128)1
in the (lipid plowing; Zacharias
ministering as usual, ami Mary
Nazareth was probably about het
sehold duties, How beautiful and
derful' the words from the Lord to
eon; "The. Lord is with thee. Go
his thy might, have not I sent thee.
Sur I will be with thee:"
deon's seeming unwillingness and
ably his conscious unworthiness
se° 15) remind us of Moses and
Jere
(10x. 511, 11; iv, 10; Jer. i, a)
show us the Lord's difficulty in
ing willing instruments, The Lord's
uragements to these three and to
re were .written for us that we
not hold back as they did. It is
1' a question of what we are or
do, but only and always, Who is
and what can He do? The inti
of verses 17-24, the Lord tarrying
e Gideon prepared the kid and the
evened cakes, reminds us of the
and the two angels waiting for
SUFFERED
WITH!
ham and' Sarah's preparation, but `Z iYF 'tT '®
hat case they ate the food; in this
was consumed by ere, 'while in the BACK.
dent of Manoah, thc!father of Sam -
the angel of the Lord ascended in
Sam -
name which consumed the offer.
Gogh! Nerdy Straighten Up For Pali,,.
(Gen. xViil, 8; Jude. vi, 0+21; x411,
0).
eon's readiness when encouraged
is sign is seen in his fearless c1e
tion of his Father's altar to Baal
refreshing to see Jutish stand
his son in this matte' and to
him say concerning Baal,•"If' he
god let' him plead, for himself'
s 25 to 32). if we would he
of God we mast break with 1111
ry and serve only the living one
(roc, There meat be no coir
Life is very miserable to those who..
sutler with Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach and Biliousness. This
letter front Captain Swan (one of the
best known'. skippers 011. the Great
Lakes) tells how to get 'quick relief
a from Stomach Trouble,
PORT BIIRwnnin,, ONT., May Sth, 1913.
"A man has a poor chance of living
and enjoying life when he canfi,ot eat,
That was what was wrong with rite,
Loss of appetite and indigestion was
brought on by Constipation. I have
had trouble with these diseases for
years. I lost a great deal of flesh
and suffered constantly. For the last
couple of years, I have taken "Fruit-
a-tives" and have been so pleased with
the results that I have recommended
then. on many occasions to friends and
acquaintances. I am sure that ''Fruit-
a-tives" have helped me greatly. 13y
following the diet rules and taking
"Fruit-a-tives"accordingto directions,
any person with Dyspepsia will get
benefit", IS. SWAN
"Fruit.actives" are sold by alt dealers
at 5oc, a box 6 for 52.5o, or trial size
e5c. or sent postpaid on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Prophetic and other subjects studied
on Sundays, at 3 and at 7 p.m. at
3'. HOLMES, "The Evergreens"
All axe invited. Malachi 3.17
JACOB TAYLOR
OLINTON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and Bold
Money to loan,
Office Isaac Street, next door to Nee
Era •
Piano Tatung
Mr, James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone' regulating, and repairing.
Orders left'at W. Doherty's.phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
Asternamagortsromemramemcmsran_ • . ...
Use of Wooden Crates. 1
About the most handy things on the
farm during the time of harvesting
1
potatoes, onions and fruits axe the light
wooden crates which are made for
handling such crops.
Some of these crates are made BO
that they are collapsible, and fifty or
100 of them can be stored In a small
corner ,when empty or can be insetted
in the barn and stored away there for
next season when no longer needed.
SJLlRLES 8. MILE
Conneyance, Notary Public,,
Oommiesioner, etc.
RAL ESTATE AN11 INSURANCE
Totter of Marriage Licensee,
UIlron,St„ Clinton,
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate,
INSURANCE -AGENT --Representing 14 Fire In
suranoe Companies,
Divisloll Court [Office.
MediLaJ.
DRl 8, W. Too/oPs @I81
eueotal a attention Surgeon, Eto
Eve, Ear, Throat, and diseases of
P the
Eyes a entity xamined, and suitable 'glasses
prescribed,
Omoe and Residence„
Two doors west or the. Commercial 0dotal
moon at.
PPS, LIRA anal C'AAVIER
Dr. W. Gunn, L, R, C, P„ L. 11.0.S.. IUD
Dr, ^i'nn's office at residence Hight street
Dr..0, (I, Candler. B.A. BUIL
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
'Sight oath at residence, Rattenbnrr 8t,
or at hospital
DR. d. W. SHAW.
d PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
ecoaehear. arc„ office and residence. on
enbury street„
DR, P. 7I, AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work' a Bpcatalty:
Graduate of C.C.D.S,.; Chicago, and 0.0,0,5
Eayl
Toronto.
Moudars,Mar 1st to D
DR. H. FOWLER
DENTIST,
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental tree,0
meat as painless as possiblo,
THOMAS GUNDRY
rrnpeoss,onaore.
First Yegg-Handsome Hal has bre.Dive stook and general Auction tie
ken away from many a copper, but
they've landed him at last.GODEI IG`I-J ONT
Second Yegg-Overpowered him, eh? 'date, stood salsa a eperiuit , otieee ids at
First Yegg-Not exact! The depart- gw Erin oreasonable.
eas Clinton pn,m, c,y sottnaod
Y• Par to. Terms reason e)1e. k'axmers' Balement sent a handsome policewoman,
discounted!
after him,'and he couldn't resist hers-, --- _
Judge. G. D. McTaggart M. D. MaTaggnr
Had Hee instructions. a ii`e agar5 ;:)t.Ct
Mrs. Subbubs (to neighbor's child)-+
this is th WINNERS
been told to advance, a certain 1
askOh, e dozen of fresh eggs I
French company hesitated for a few 1 muchd your they,
motherto send over. How
moments, Suddenly a. private named much are they, Mary?
Olivier cried out, "Yoe hesitate! then f The Child-Please'm, it's 40 cents.
I will advance alone," and be made I But .mother says if you grumble Ws
good his word. Ilncouraged by his ' 3i• -Buffalo News.
example, the section followed him
into the zone of fire and dashed up
to the crest, Olivier reached the
height many yards in front of the
others, and in consequence was for
some seconds the sole target of the
hostile fire. A bullet pierced his
head, and the hero's body fell back
and rolled down the slope into the
ranks of his comrades. But his
death teas not fruitless, for the
height
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR
A
There is no line of. business that
condi
Wold for Sadie
•
A gtuantity of good 41ard wood
for sale in large or small quanti-
ties. Any length 'froze one to four
feet long. This wood will be sold
cheap.
Willi m Wheatley
Phone 74, Huron Street
For Sale
Two good Shorthorn Bulls for
sale, Color, red. Apply to
JAMES SNELL,
R.R. No. 1, 'Clinton
For Sale
The following -very reasonabi
'and cheap; -1 upright piano, in
fair condition, 8120.00; 1 upright
has been harder hit by -wee (Piano, used less than a year, $1;)0,
ions that that of newspaper pub- sw.as $376: 1 Edison iPhonograplo,
ha'feve addedeenoress usl at tlot'eser,t 1 1 coallysed, with
12slsells, $35;
Y the Range.high shelf incl
cost of ne\vspaper production, rese;•voir, and water front complete
whilst the -with nee have fallen off good as new. $20:1 Black Bent Ski
In keeping -with the slump in other Robe, e'ood as new; 1 kitchen
lines of business, with a result Cupboard`. W. Walker, High St.
anything but satisfactory in the
balancing of cost and revenue.
We should be pleased if our read
ere would keep this fact in mind
and help relieve etI•
1 the t
ensi
Christmas ,season bee remit ting' the
arrearages with 'a` dollar added for
the coining year.
Letters containing these remit-
tances will be the moat) acceptable
Christmas, boxes that the publishes
can receive, in that they will carry
tangible, evitlence; of appreciation
o£ the work he is .trying to' do.
Wishing you all a Merry Christ •
mas and a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
THE NEWT ERA,
A Cartoadi of Canada
P
®ri1 nd CURIO
Phone us tor prices
It will pay you
John Hutton
LONDESBORO
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Banking I3naicixrs
transacted
SCUDS DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued, Intorest allowed z
deposits
The XlefEilitt pl it uu,Mat
Fire Insurance Cee
Sarin and Isolated Town iPro5s
arty Only insured,
OFFICERS.
J. B, McLean, President, Seafor;th,
1 Connolly, Vice-Pras,, Godeg'ich',
1' E. Hays, Sec,-Treas., Seafoalth,
DIRECTORS. -
Jas. Connelly, Hclmesville, John
Watt, Harlock'; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
McGregor, Seaforth; J. Evans,
Beechwood, J G. Grieve, 'Wia5throp
J Benueweis, Brodlhagen; M. ,Mc•e
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses in his own district.
AGENTS,
Ro.bt Smith, Harlock ; Ed. Hineh
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, E
g.
mondville; ,i. W. Yeo, Holmesvil el
Payments may be ,made at The
)Norris''' Clothing Co„ Clintoul, ' or
R. H. Cutt, Goderich,
Grand Trunk Railway System
RailwayTime Table
Loudon, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8,30am 4,40 p pro
Centralia 9.33 • 5,48 .
Exeter 9,44, 5,541
Henson ,., 9.55 6,05
Kippeu ` 10.01 6.11
Brucelieid 50.09 6.19
Clinton 1100 6.35
Londesboro 11.18 0.62
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11,40 7.13
Winghain, arrive,., 11.54 7.36
South Passenge'
Wingham, depart, 66:35504M 3,80p
" Belgrave, , ;3.44
B1 th 7.04 8,56
Londesboro 71
13 4
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Brucefield 8.27 4.39
Itippes' 8.35 4.471
Hensal'l; 8.41, 4.52"
Exeter 8.54 5.061
Centralia 9.04 5,15
London, arrive10,00 6.10'
Buffalo and Cioderioh
When the back becomes latae and D sold ' '` Wet` POssengel
starts to ache it is the sure sign of kidney Stratford a m p w
pm, pm
trouble. . 10.00 12,30 ).5K 10,25
D iatt's' Kidney Pilin cure the achin Seafor it 10.22 12.55 5.55 10.49
back by curing the aching kidneys g r e Rat b Se:tiforth 10.45 1.20 6,18 11,1'
Heath -for it is really the kidneys b Tuesday and Friday, my Hotel Clanton
11 07 1',35 6,40 115I
and not the back.' Y bins 7 Holmeseil)e,...,1L16 1,43 0,46 I1,8
This is why "Doan's" cures are lastingxoderlclr 11-35 2.00 7.05 11.
the medicine cures the actual cause oFORD 16 t Ptasi Passenger
the disease, the kidneys„ ` lilPl.IDQ@D Y a7,11122
m p m p n,
Mr. J. W. Aylett, South Oshawa, Ont., r Qodaricb 7,05 2.35 4,50
writes; I .have much'. pleasure is We're now selling T moth Seed Hglmesvflie.,;.,,•„ 7,22 2,52 ,6,06;
recommending Doan's,' Kidne i (Govet'nnno:nt se y Chntmo:.••.-..,.'..',•787:d13612
y.
Plls an id 3,03
forint15
f) i
v unto trio compromise m S
co omise w r este
t with the Last suffered with Y Re also leave v '""i 5"alfa.''31 ljeli 3.21 6.32'
wot'id 13-i 1g in the wicked title: es rho Sometimes I, could hardly straighten up,. AIsrke, and'Red Clu:vel , 4 55 .: 5 55
sphril of the Lord clouted theist ( for the pain. I read about Down's ye have 00 hand-(i',use' Stra.tfgrn. ,
We •,540 415 626''
with Gideon (verse 84. mats -gins so Ile Kidney Piiio and decided to give thein a Wheat,
will use us if we a.re whole hearted trial. 1 cam truthfully, say that the
The three ,Il••n. granted to Gideon, tl.ie accord box cured Inc. I can all spend
them to all as a speedy cure to all suffer-
tw'o ul' the Ili<'ce I311.40; land tile one ing with backache."
of the o11'c t no,;, remind us of the three Doan's Kidney Pills are 50c per boa,
siguc 3)1)111.0 •ru` :J)osus (111x. iv, 1-9), 3 boxosfor 61.25, at.ail dsalers or mailed'. •> r°
0n,' one only sign e crucified and direct on reeerpt of price by Tlllj T, 1, °
Limited, Toronto, 0n l; ,
Milburn Co,; I,imi j, JJ
al,; Eft
Wbsia c;y',deribg direct ,ape a#5Y Dopl?'6,u .i F-, 1 UUU V
Drs. Geo. at III. E . Whitley
! .Igeilemann
' Osteopatlsic Pits,
'Specialists In Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
ars
Eye, Kar, Nose, aired Throat,
CONSULTATION FREE.
Offic -
to 11 p.m.
Highest Market Pr -,,et, paidfor Hatt
and sit Grains
Veers $ahoSi9llodiney
The Great ,P,aglieh Re,ned3.
Toms and invigorates tho whole
pnervous dsystem, shakes new Bloodmy Cew•cs rereoue
"1)530(0+1) li'enial and'Boazn Worry, Despon-
dency, Los&. of zrncrpy, Palpitation, of the
'.'Heart, Farlin Mentor* ,1/,. irks 51 Sr hos' sin
for g5)stOno .will please, s7rn 015.00 1ecent of._
prise. No or amph in plain pre a on rccd10 0
I •roer Ncoo,tamia,hlctoNTO. free, 4841E 10000
M SOOIcIPOE CO.,T050NT0. ONT. (fdreorirWltdoir.)-
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