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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-01-29, Page 2Page °22 - ew Era. it,IN - 4TT. ''!(EAR, SIE PTIBLIC; SE'R'VICE?'. „It `IiEI$'lt as SON, Props.' i eSlie:Korr, Bnsine8S Manager, .Neav Era, One Year in advance $J.00 ' paid i i ad - New Era, when not 1 ance.... .. ....: ... ..:$1:50 New. Era,` to the United States in advance _..,. .. $1.50 dirertfsgIRates`"on Application. Job work prices advance on July. 1st, 1913, .in accordance with the Huron Co. Press _Asso- ciation Rates, Office Phone 30 .House Phone 90 IN MISERY • AT MEAL TIME Indigestion Can he Cured by the Use ot'Dr Williams Pink Pids. If your digestion is weak you,can ndt 'ciarivd Ipieopier ;nourishment from your food. The pain and dis ,trese'you suffer is a protest from your stomach that it is unable tp do its work, It is then that you lose all appAtitle, have dull head- aches, acute pains in the chest and .abdomen, heartburn and other dis- ttressing symptoms. You cannot cure indigestion by lIhe use hof laxatisiels, and preial- geslbed foods only make the stom- ach more sluggish. Indigestion can only be cured .by giving tons and Isttirengthening the nerves that con- itnol the stomach. ;Din !Williams' Pink Pills have cured indigestion' times without number, because they purify and enrich the blood. In ..this way they improve the appetite dispel the torments. of indigestion' and enable you to derive bene- fit from the food 'you take. Thte following isproof lor f of these stat - meritg. Mrs. George Brien, Great Shemogue, N. B„ says; "A fewyears. ago I was taken down with a fever -which, left me,sufiftering from ner- vous ;stomach trouble. I appar- ently got over it, but th;e trouble could not have bleep whooly era - clicked, as during the summer of 1912 I was taken down with it again. I took many medicines, and was Attended by two different doctors, e ed ' f getting �� Il sem but instead o 'le \ g g 1 ;to be rowing worse: I could not g Seat without suffering thle mosttin- tence,pairns; levees a drink of milk seemed to upset me. I elept poor- ly and atlast dreaded to,rteenight come, in this condition I,saw in a nehvspaper the story of a woman `who had similarly suffered and was cured through the use of Dr. Will- iams' .F!:ai0 Pills I decided to try Jt11C Pills and found by' the tuneI `�� `had taken 'three boxes that they were helping me. I eonttilduedius- ing the Pills until I had taken eight boxes, when the trouble had ,dilsappearod, and I have to thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for restor- ing my health after I had prac- tically given up hope of lever be- ing well again." Dr. Williams' Pink Pillstane sold by all medicine dealers or will be sent by maul at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.00 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine. Co., Brock- ville, Ont. THE CLINTON NNW I BIRO. " r Remarkable Pictureo f Disaster at Se - a The picture slndws the Bavarfa,which re tmecl le:ght. passengers sNnnding by the s nhing Bull the ,tank steamer Oklahoma. C. N, Parmelee, er Bea King's Print d. The e Kin 9 Ottawa,, January 23. -Mr. Char- les Henry Parmelee, Kings Prin- ter, and Controller' of Stationery for the Dominion of Canada ,since February 1st, 1909, died at 1.15 this morning, after a long illness, Ile had been in poor health for some years. Mr. Parmelee was born at Water loo, Sheffolld County, Que., on June 1, 1855, the .eldest ,son of Ru- fus E. Paijmelee. of New England Puritan stock, and Eliza McVicar, of Highland Scottish origin. After his education at Waterloo, Academy, he took up journalism, becoming ediIio11 of the Waterloo Advyrtism: at the .early age of twenty. In 1830 he went to Mont- real as financial and commercial eoiton of a morning newspaper of that city, but returned to the man agement, of the Advenitiser three years later which. position he re- ttained up to the time of receiving. his appointment as Kin.gts Printer. He had in the meantime become proprietor of 'the Advertiser., Always' an ardent Liberal, Mr, Parlmeleie was elected to Parlia menit in 1896 as member for the County of Sheilfoild, and was re- ele'etled in 1900, and again in 1904, siding until 1908. On his appoint- lment as King's Ps'initber, •'to suc- ceed Dr. S. E. Dawson, he was en- terl-aired at dina'.ler by the mem- bers of the Eastern Townships Press Association and presented with a handsome testimonial. Mr. Parmelee had held many im- portant offices in his home Prov- ince, having been a member of the Provincial Council of Agriculture, of the "rman suacrelt(ary and char Board of School Commissioners in Wate'loo, presidniet of the East- ern Townships' Press Association, president of the Dairy Association of the Province of Quebec. Hewes a director of the Brom& Lake:Elec- italic Power Company, one of the founderjs of the Civil SlerviceCiub of ,Ottawa, and a member of the Laurentian Club. Mr. Parmelee married, in 1887, Miss Christina McLean Rose, of Montreal. In religion he was an Anglican, He had a great, personal popularity in the Eastern Town- ships, as well as in Ottawa. It 'trill be remembered that at the 'time tate late Mr. Parmeilee was appointed Mr. Robert Holmes, the former owner of the New Era was a ;strong candidate for the position, Political Birds. Wife (readings -isn't this funny, my dear? Here is an article wblcb says they have found a uew species of bleb in Australia which have four legs. Now, whatever do you suppose they want f.:ur legs for? Husband (yawniug)-They are prob- ably politieians, my love, and by this beautiful contrivance they are enabled. to stand ou both sides of the fence at the sante time.-7onflon 3951E Her �R NERVES end H HEART Were So Bas! She Could Not Sleep - To those who sleep in a kind of a way, but whose rest is broken into by fearful dreams, nightmares, sinking and smother- ing sensations, who wake in the morning. as tired as when they went to bed, we can recommend_ Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, By taking them you can have your old, peaceful, undisturbed, refresh- ing sleep back again, Mrs. Chas. Teel, (Horncastle, Ont., writes: -"Just a few lines to let you. know what Milburn's Heart and Nerve , _ Pail -s, did for me. My heart and nerves �vv!`F8 SO b9f1 copld not sleep, and the east liaise st fex€ltetiOnt would make me feel, so that f used to think I was going to die and I would tremble until„ d eetiln Ita9d3y - 'Stand, 1 'took doctor's medicine, but it did not do me much good. At last I tried Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills,' and I can- certainly say they did me a, great amount of good. -I can re- commend them to anyone who is suffer- ing as I was,,' Milburn's heart and Nerve Pills, are 50c. per box, 3 boxes for 91.25 at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt ei price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Lots Like Wigley, "Coming down to rock bottom facts what does Wigley actually' know about the ta'rAR?" "Not a blamed thing. But I'll accord him this compliment; Some of 1315 tad about it areabsolutely tl e most fax cinating speeches I believe I ever heard hi my life." -Boston Herald. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. .4 00,r'e, reiiabie renulatinp mcdicarle. Sold in three de, greee of strength -Ito. 1, $1; No. 2, $3; No. 3, 55 per : box. Sold by ail druggieta, or sent pprepai4 00 receipt of price. Fade pamphlst. Address: THE COOK MEDICINE CO„ TORONTO, 0111. (Formerly Elnicor.) 0 Yr LD How, the 'Eno wu!;Come. Kz�L The professor of Thrush plienomena EP yi 1 L i! had aequi+ed a gnsyttue 'car.. CONIES TO CANADA Originated by Dr. Stohr, a fam- ous physician of Vienna, Austria, Kephaldol is known and used throughout Europe and Great Brit- ain. Now ba eked by the endorsements of hundreds of physicians andhos- pitals, it comes to Canada to re- lieve pain and culls Rheus OEtisin, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Neu- ritis, Headache,.La Grippe, Fevers and similar troubles. Kephaldol has received the high- est. commendation :by1he medical profession because of its diree: stuengthening:action on the nerves, willhout injury to the heart, and its lasting regulative and curative effect upon the whole system, Unlike other pain -killing, remed- ies, Kephaldol is absolutely harm- lessl. It causes no intestinalirri- itation, and has no depressing ef- fects. Kephaldol will now bring to pain- wa)aciced Canadians the, untold blessings which it has already con- 1erned in the. Old Country, -joy of per'(ect 'life again to those who perhaps 'for many years, have drag ged through a tormented exis- ten0 e Get aS0c Kephaldol of Ka haldol tab- lets at your Druggist's. Kephal- dol, Limited, 31 Latour Street, Montreal. • A 6 L flt%NTElJ) REMEDY FOR LIT FIE ONES, Baby's Own Tablets are the only. medicine for little ones that are sold under a guarantee to be per- fectly safe. These Tablets are back ed`by analyst to be strictly free from opiates, narcotics and other harm- ful drugs. The :nether -nnay rest assured that she can give them to even the new-born babe with per- fect safety. Thousands of mothers use no other medicine for their lit- tle ones, and from actual experr ience they. all say nothing can equal the Tabletsin.hanishing child hood ailments, The :Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by nail at 25 cents e box from The Dr, Wil linins' Medicine CO., Brockville Ont. Caucat;on and Suicide, The American Practltloner declares that suicide increases with education and civilization and adds: "It has been said that the- spread,l of the alpha- bet 1s coincident with/that of self mur- der. The savage rarely takes his own life. In Italy, Russia and Spain, where the standard of education is low,.the fewest suicides on the continent of Europe occur; while in France and Germany, where the people are more sensitive and refined and where the standard of education is higher, the perce Ulre Is touch Igor: sed." +IeientlIi • Feeding Give nye three grains of corn, mother, It's all that I wish ,illy breakfast d For my T°Il fld9cltelilze all the morn. I'm in the care of a specialist Who says that we eat too much; On a jeweler's :scales He tails the tales Of my calories and such. For luncheon 'I'll have a minim of milk, • And a half of a soft-boiled pea,. And a portion of fig, If it isn't too bigg, And that will .be all for me! To -night I'll revel and hold afeast, So roast me a peanut, rare, With a pinch of tea And a cracker, Gee! And all I want of flesh air! To -morrow I diet aro more, mother With coffee, 100 proof, Some porterhouse steaks And plenty' of cakes, I will not dry up on the hoof! "The day is coming," hesaid to his class a few weeks'- Inter, "when the tire will sag and punctures pierce the in- ner tube and the casing blister -and then this old earth of ours will have a blowout that may shake the dog star from its'kennel and hurl the dipper to kingdom come!" -Cleveland Plain Dealer. Not Like His Grandfather. "Doctor, I'm getting tired of this everlasting dunning. You ought to have more respect For me than that. My' grandfather was one of the earliest settlers," "Well, I wish you bad inherited that quellty and would settle early,"-Phila- delpliin. Ledger. Aerial Nota The Cynic -If lie fells, my dear, you're not to seven in or faint; because it's jest whet we ell raphe to see, The Lady -lint I thought he was going to take up a passenger,-LIfe. ' Impossible. Exe-1What ridiculous, Impossible things these fashion plates are! Mrs. Exe-1 know they used to be, but to- day many of thein are engriived from photographs. Ese-Well, this one can't be. Here are two women going in op- posite directions, both with brand new gowns on and neither looking back at the other. -Boston Transcript. li Thur\sday, January 29th, 1014, HACKING COUGH OF TWO Ilouse for Sale +MONTHS STANDING. Nine loom , story frarr'l dwellidg l on Ontario Street, in good repair, good` stone' cellae;' Lot and a, half' withgarden4nd frit trees, ' • MRS, NIJs BOLES !Cured by Na -Devi -Co Syretkof Llnieed Licorice and Chlorodyne Yeti know howhard it is lo get rid of a cough that has b tlisg-on for,,eyen,two• weeks,let alone two months. So you' will appreciatewhat Na-Drn-CoSyrnp of, Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne raid 'for Mr. Patrick IIolland; .of Iiast"Baltic, P, Ii,. I. lie says; ' "I suffered from shacking cough for over two months.; I tried several reme- •dies, but they failed to cure ore. 'At'. last I tried Na-D:nt-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne, and got such relief that I tried. mote, and after using three bottles was absolutely cured." The unique, scientific combination of three such reliable remedies makes Na- Dru-Co'Syrup of Linseed,-Liporice and , Chlorodyne the best preparation that that has ever been offered for all sorts of colds and coughs. Get a 25c or 500 bottle from your Druggist and see for yourself how effective It is. National Drug 'and Chemical Co. of Canada, .Limited. TRUNKS OF 'ELEPHANTS. They Serve Many Purposes and Take the Place of Hands. Elephants are interesting because they [save such varied feelings, such a wide range of intelligent appreciation. Doubtless this is in part due to the possession in the trunk of an organ the development of which hue itself permitted development of brain power. Very great brain power could not have been developed as an accompaniment merely or hoofs; hands, however im- perfect, were necessary or something else that would serve ars a partial sub- stitute for hands. By watching a herd of elephants any one can speedily see the large range of uses to which the trunk is put and the large range of needs and emotions which It develops and satisfies. Dur- ing courtship the bull and cow caress one another with their trunks. Ele- phants are very curious, and the trunks are used to test every object which arouses their curiosity. The cow is constantly fondling and. guiding the calf with her trunk. The trunk is used to gather every species: of food and to draw water. It Is used to spurt dust or water over the body, it is used to test rotten and dangerous ground. It is in constant use to try the wind so as to guard against the approach of any foe. As one watebes the great beasts the trunks continually appear in the air above them, uncurling, twisting, feel- ing each breath of Mr, Now end then a great ear is Eoppeci. Now and then the weight of the body is slightly shifted from one colossal leg to an- other. The huge beasts are rarely en= tirely motionless for any length of time. Nor are they long silent, for aside from subdued squeaks or growls and occasional shrill calls there are queer Internal rumblings, Their eyes arevery bad.' Like the rhino, they can only see as a very nem:sighted plan sees. -'et a distauce or eighty yards ar so, when in my dull colored hunting clothes. I could tvitlit slowly toward them or shirt my position without feta' of discovery. -Theodore' Roosevelt in Scribner's Magazine. ^ _ Straw' Fo Sale About 10 ton •of flood clean wheat• straw, cut, on the premises,. Apply to J. T. CR1U11 phone 14 nn 1t4 lst con luckersmith • CHANGES OF ADVTS. Changes of advigi+tismenits must be in this office on Monday i:o,en- sure insertion the eame week.. The facility of The N,ew Eta, whileful- ly -equal to that of an ordinary weekly, do not permit of us set-, ting up the whole paper on the day of publication and the day before assome of our advertisers seem to imagine. RAND WAY T.U,NKSY EM i LOW RATES • Green` Liquid Soap. Greeu liquid eoop, . which Is recom- mended 'by skin- specnllists for fine. skins or for those which have the pores extended, can be made at 'home. Take equal parts or glycer"lu, water, Hyde Park's Marble Arch, alcohol and green resale soap. Shave The mnrble nrch of the 1100.h side of , the soap into the water and stir over Hyde punt, Loudon, designed original- the fire until the mixture is smooth.. ly by King George iV. to be an en. Add the glycerin and lastly, after the Itrnnc•e to Buckingham palace, cost 780,• kettle is removed from the Ere, the 000, alcohol Add a tablespoonful of eau de cologne. if nerfnme is desired. 7l,Tvertisin9 Pays 100 Per Cent. Y t A Gan..as, man lost a Eve dollar htl and advertised for it. in a day or two, e man appeared In Uis htttce,'saying that be had seek the adb'ertisement, and handed him the hill. lb a"Few days.. the [(slims man was'goi'ng through his "other" clothes and found the original bill wblob be thought be had lost. Not- withstanding the fact that the 'events in this storyrimy sound suspicious, the, lessou is obrlons.-[4mnses City 'Star. Calm Osculation. "I bear they are paSstonately'In love with eaeh other." "It Might puss for passion in Boston. ':.. -, h their a e - her .wit n•' kiss erten-..t y.. hart k s n,"-il'ashin'ton Herald. •ms.es o 6 6 it Must Be 5o. he sail- JRirs. IZnosftall- \\ hat dot .o s ors mean when they speak or .the dog wntrh? Mr. [4nositri ll-Thnt's_pnrt of the erew.of en ocean grey hound:--[Ian- sas City Star: To'Calilt,rnia, Florida ' and"the Sunny South NOW IN EFFECT. The Grand • Trunk Railway is the most direct route ftom all points E,st through Canada via Chicago, Detroit or Buffalo. C. E. HORNING, D. P. A., Union Station, Toronto, Ont. John Ransford & Son, city passen- ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57 A. O. Pattison, station agent Train Sailors and Fishermen for Naval Love, hope. fear, faith -these make humanity; these are Its slgtis and note , tnd ehnracter,-Itohert Browning. :o- tawa,- Jan. 90: -In the cowls* of his speech in the 'House this after - 110011 E N. 'Lewis, M. P of Wiest; Fluxion, proposed the idea of a Canadian naval reserve to be- re- cruited frons among the more than 50,000 sailors and fishermen on the Grecat Lakks and .coasts 'Who ate idle during sle,veral monitihs of the year when navigation is closed. Mr. Lewis euggee(ted that an NOTICE TO CREDITORS For Sale Driving:=male for 'sale, Will bo sold cheap for cash or part cash and ` part feed,' ,Apply to JOE RATTENBURY. W. BRYDONJ• 13ARIiKSTER SOLICITOR-0iOTAitlr' PUBLIC. ETO 'CLINTON O IARLES B. i uAY.» fionpeyance,. Notary Public, Commissioner, etc.' DAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Issuer of Marriage Licenses, HuronS.Sto OkInton,> 1,- • H. T. .RAN0E 'Notary Pubho;,Conveyancer. •Financial and Real Estate. 'INSURAyc1 Aeluert.-Repiesee ec sdvlre:fa suranee Oempanies,.., Uivisioli*Court 00 0. Medit.ai. For :Sale or fldn"t, : DRI W. TAOMPSOld Physician, .Surgeon, Ete eneoial attention given to diseases of the A \seven-roomedfrottage on Eye, Ear. Stiroat, and Igpae, North Street, for sale' or rend'. Eyes carefully examined, neC suitable gieseee. , MRS. E. BUTLER; , proscribed. • Office and Residence. Two doors west oirthe Commercial Maims Duron St, Farm for Sale Being "lot 24 and 25, 4th Con. of Stanley, 10 acres all cleared; having never failing spring creek. well tenced frame .house, and barn, 30X56 lean. to -' 14X36 stable under whole building, the stables, are cement being put in one year ago. Small orchard. Tele- phone and rural mail. 7 acres of alpalfa good catch, Possession and terms to suit purchaser. Apply on premises or to In the Estate of Annie Eliza EaSt NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Annie Eliza East late, of the town of Clinton, in the Count w decease wide ; of Huron , who died on or about the fifth day day of January, 1914, are required to deliver to th;e. undersigned Harrison Wiltse, or his solicitor on or before the fourteenth day of February, 1014, a full statement of their claims 'together with particui- aresl;tOlerleof' and thenature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date, the said Harrison Wiltse will proceed to d stribute the estate of the said de- ceased amongst the persons enti- tled there to having, regard only to such claims as they shall have received due notice in accordance herewith. Dated at Clinton, this 10th day of January, 1914, HARRISON WILTSE, Executor. W. RRYDO'NE. (Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for the Executor. arrangement -might be entered into whereby several Small cruisers' could be islent out by the admiral - it a ; and take on board young Can- adians who would to these n'onths• in a cr.uiseto,th,e West Ino They could receive careful train- ing and after a f;elw years would constitute a yaluablje body of men in the Dotllinion. , Applications tor Olilce W. POTTER K. No. 5, Clinton Mortgage for Sale 43 505 00 Frst nnortgage on 100 acres for sale. W. BRYD.ONE Drs. Geo, di M. E. Whitley llellemann Osteopathic Phy. Specialists in Women's and Children's Diseases Acute, Chronic, and Nervous Disorders aye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Office-Rattenbury Hotel Friday, from 1 to 6 Applications addressed' to the under sinned and :narked "Applications for Office" will be received lin the council 05 the Tewn of Clinton up to 6 p. m. on January 30113, 1014, for the posi- tion of Oler!t, Treasurer, Assessor. Chief Constable, etc„ Tax Collector, Night Watchman, Cemetery Superintendent, Pound Keeper, Duties to commence on _February 16th, 1014. and to continue for one year, or until such other time as the Council may determine, , D. L. MACPHERSON Olerk, Farm for Sale The undersigned offers for sale improved farm of 160 acres, Lots 13 and 14, Con. 17, Township of Goderich, situated on the Base Line four ni'aes north of Clinton, CHARLES CLIFTON. Summerhill. Farm for Sale A desirable pasture fartir for sale being Lot 37. con. 3, London Road Survey, Tuckersmith, A small house and also a small barn 35 feet square. Two acres of orchard, also 10 acres of timber._ For particulars and informa- tion write - W.G.BROADFOOT R. R. No. 3 Seaforth, Ont phone 4 on 136. Wocid for Sale A quantity of first class wood, -beech' and maple, cub 12 itches long at $2.00, per. cold. Any person wishing this kind of good kindly leave orders at S. Barr's grocery store, Ulinton. LEVI SNYDER Holmesville, P. to Farm for Sale The William Proctor farm, Lot No. 32, and the south-west, part of Lot No. 33, Maitland Con. Goderich Township, 114 acres. Apply to W. Brydone, Clintpn., LQc1S WA[NTL � e aid for kinds Highest cash price p of thpber, Soft Elm m lengths of 14 lengths, feet; other kinds usual„ Heading Wanted Basswood, Soft Maple, 40 inches. long, $4.00 per cord. STAPLTO SA\V MILL RellevieW Dairy Farm DES. 4IJN11 andCANDIEii Dr. W nunu,1.it 0, P., L. la. 0. S.. Edint Dr..0, (1. Gaudier.. B.A. 111,18, Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Sight palls at residence, RattenbnrgiSf. or at hospital From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with best of milk. and cream, and solicit a share , of your patronage. • E. B. HILL. Girls Wanted DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. ecoucbeur, etc„ office and residence on tenbury St., opposite W. Farron!s residence. Experienced, and gb'Ia to learn Knitting aacl Looping. Will pay $5A0 per week while learning. Steady employment. Pleasant position, Apply at once CLINTON KNITTING CO., Clinton, Ontario, Money Wanted. DR. F. A. AXON DENTIST -. • t Crown and Drldae Work a Spcciattyi Graduate of C.C.D.S..a Chicago, and 17(.O,11S Toronto. nayneia els Mondtivs, lliav 1st to Deeeu11, I have several inquiries for loans of various amounts and will be pleased to find investments for ,��•1 l� s funds on mortgages.. BRYDONES J A C O B TAYLOR. Urn Olal FORD et IIcLEOD Fire, Life and Accident Insurance DE. 11. FOWLER, DENTIST. Offiooe over O'NEIL'S store, Special Dare taken to make dental treat. ment as painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRV Live stook and general Auction se” GODERIOH ONT Bumetoss sales a spetialSJ.Otdete Et, La Naw ERA office, rt.mot,y attonoo9 to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,Partners' sale not. discounted; G. D. McTaggart M, D. MoTaggar McTaggart Bra 6 BANKERS ALBERT ST , CLINTON o General Banking Enailaaeo transacted NOTES DISCOUNTED a Drafts l e • sued. Interest allowed deposits The McKillop Mutual hire Insurance eoa Perm and Isolated Town Prsipo arty Only Insured. OFFICERS. J.B. McLean President, Seefozlth. i Conaoiiy, Vice -free., Goderiefvi ',P. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafo.10:k: DIRECTORS. Jas, Connelly, Hclmesvllle, John\ Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; 114 1, McGrogor, Seafortb; J. Beene. Beechwood, J. G. Grieve, WiItbsOit, J Benneweis, Brodhagen; 11I, Ewan, Clinton. Each Directotr is Inspector of losses in his own district. AGENTS. Ilobt Smith, Harlock; Ed. flinch - ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, - mondville; ,r, W. Yeo, Holmestriffe4 Payments may be „made at The 'M.orrish Clothing Co., Clinton„ or R. H. Cott, Goderich. We're now selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard.). We also have on hand, Alfalfa, Alsike, and Red Clover, We always have on hand -Goose Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Coa'n Highest Market Prices paid for Hay and al Grains. ' Pogo YeLEOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AiSSSAA 4 ► 4 11 . E P,anos I See and here our finest : New deesslg ns of R Doherty Pianosand E. 4 4 Organs, 4 a ecial`valuses i•n Art 4 . P lyases'' 41 Pianos and organs rent P. 4 ed, choice new Edison . phonogl aphs, Music & - variety goods. .► g t ill 1'orinm MusicP, 1 4 a Real estate bought and sola Money to loan Office Isaac. Street, next door to New - Era Grand 'Trunk Railway System Railway Time 'Table London, Huron and Bruce. North Passenger London, depart 8.30 a m 4.50 got • Centralia 9.40 5,45 Exeter 0.53 5.51 Hensall10.08 gippen 10.16 Brucefield 10.30 Clinton 11.00 Londesboro 11.18 Blyth ........ .. 11.27 Belgrave 11.40 Wingham, arrive11.50 6,11 6.19 6,35 6.52 7.00- 7.85 .007.85 South Passenge Wingham, depart.. 6.43 am 3.33 pm, Belgrave. t'8.54 3.44 Blyth....... .. .., 7.08 3.56 Londesboro 7.16 4.01 Clinton 7.50 4,23, Brucefield 8,12 4.39 K ippen 8.23 4.47 Hensall;. 8.32 4.52 Exeter . 8.48 5.05 Centralia :9.00 5.15 London, arrive1000 6.10 Buffalo and Bode, Wee` Paesenget am pm pm ptm. Stratford. ..... ,,,10.00 12.20 525 10.20 Mitchell, ..:.....10.22 12.45 5,55 '10.12' Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.1811.12±' Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40' 11.23 IHolmesville11.16 L33. 6.46 ILK; a' Goderich .. , ...:11.35 1.50 7.05 1.1.55 East 1 aesengee ampp Pm m Gociexlc b 7.10 2A0 4.513 Ho.n esvale r i 7.26 2.57!'x.06 Clinton .7.35 3,07 5.15. Seatorth . 7.52 3.25 532' 1 n 0 8:16 ,48 5 55 M itcUel 415. 620 Stratford 8.40 64900600000000000.40000001010,, C.Iloare E ► Small Advts. Always Pays AAAAA.hAAAA.CAAAA'AAAAAAAAAAA 0000.0••000000w00000000000' • WaiENEt lo A BiRO/YCHIAL COUGH ' f Tamed is. wearing and dangeroas becc!ttse the inf mucus-filled tubes interfere with breathing and the fresh air passes through that unhealthy tissue. Probably no other remedy affords such prompt ;,'•and permanent reliefas Scott's Emulsion; it ":; ^ ' the ks,the cough, heals the linings of the throat fill ,,b, .and bronchial tubes and strengthens the lungs to avert tuberculosis. This point cannot be em ha- ; sized too strongly—that Scott's Emulsion has been suppressing bronchitis for forty years and 'i will help. y0884 Be careful to avoidsubstitutea and insist on SCOTT'S. AT qNY DRUG STORE. 7.3-77' •li Eflr=_.a a ocr ee,er0tt.s.Tele' a• ',no 1- 11=C , jH' f.•N>..:.-e Applications tor Olilce W. POTTER K. No. 5, Clinton Mortgage for Sale 43 505 00 Frst nnortgage on 100 acres for sale. W. BRYD.ONE Drs. Geo, di M. E. Whitley llellemann Osteopathic Phy. Specialists in Women's and Children's Diseases Acute, Chronic, and Nervous Disorders aye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Office-Rattenbury Hotel Friday, from 1 to 6 Applications addressed' to the under sinned and :narked "Applications for Office" will be received lin the council 05 the Tewn of Clinton up to 6 p. m. on January 30113, 1014, for the posi- tion of Oler!t, Treasurer, Assessor. Chief Constable, etc„ Tax Collector, Night Watchman, Cemetery Superintendent, Pound Keeper, Duties to commence on _February 16th, 1014. and to continue for one year, or until such other time as the Council may determine, , D. L. MACPHERSON Olerk, Farm for Sale The undersigned offers for sale improved farm of 160 acres, Lots 13 and 14, Con. 17, Township of Goderich, situated on the Base Line four ni'aes north of Clinton, CHARLES CLIFTON. Summerhill. Farm for Sale A desirable pasture fartir for sale being Lot 37. con. 3, London Road Survey, Tuckersmith, A small house and also a small barn 35 feet square. Two acres of orchard, also 10 acres of timber._ For particulars and informa- tion write - W.G.BROADFOOT R. R. No. 3 Seaforth, Ont phone 4 on 136. Wocid for Sale A quantity of first class wood, -beech' and maple, cub 12 itches long at $2.00, per. cold. Any person wishing this kind of good kindly leave orders at S. Barr's grocery store, Ulinton. LEVI SNYDER Holmesville, P. to Farm for Sale The William Proctor farm, Lot No. 32, and the south-west, part of Lot No. 33, Maitland Con. Goderich Township, 114 acres. Apply to W. Brydone, Clintpn., LQc1S WA[NTL � e aid for kinds Highest cash price p of thpber, Soft Elm m lengths of 14 lengths, feet; other kinds usual„ Heading Wanted Basswood, Soft Maple, 40 inches. long, $4.00 per cord. STAPLTO SA\V MILL RellevieW Dairy Farm DES. 4IJN11 andCANDIEii Dr. W nunu,1.it 0, P., L. la. 0. S.. Edint Dr..0, (1. Gaudier.. B.A. 111,18, Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Sight palls at residence, RattenbnrgiSf. or at hospital From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with best of milk. and cream, and solicit a share , of your patronage. • E. B. HILL. Girls Wanted DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. ecoucbeur, etc„ office and residence on tenbury St., opposite W. Farron!s residence. Experienced, and gb'Ia to learn Knitting aacl Looping. Will pay $5A0 per week while learning. Steady employment. Pleasant position, Apply at once CLINTON KNITTING CO., Clinton, Ontario, Money Wanted. DR. F. A. AXON DENTIST -. • t Crown and Drldae Work a Spcciattyi Graduate of C.C.D.S..a Chicago, and 17(.O,11S Toronto. nayneia els Mondtivs, lliav 1st to Deeeu11, I have several inquiries for loans of various amounts and will be pleased to find investments for ,��•1 l� s funds on mortgages.. BRYDONES J A C O B TAYLOR. Urn Olal FORD et IIcLEOD Fire, Life and Accident Insurance DE. 11. FOWLER, DENTIST. Offiooe over O'NEIL'S store, Special Dare taken to make dental treat. ment as painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRV Live stook and general Auction se” GODERIOH ONT Bumetoss sales a spetialSJ.Otdete Et, La Naw ERA office, rt.mot,y attonoo9 to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,Partners' sale not. discounted; G. D. McTaggart M, D. MoTaggar McTaggart Bra 6 BANKERS ALBERT ST , CLINTON o General Banking Enailaaeo transacted NOTES DISCOUNTED a Drafts l e • sued. Interest allowed deposits The McKillop Mutual hire Insurance eoa Perm and Isolated Town Prsipo arty Only Insured. OFFICERS. J.B. McLean President, Seefozlth. i Conaoiiy, Vice -free., Goderiefvi ',P. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafo.10:k: DIRECTORS. Jas, Connelly, Hclmesvllle, John\ Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; 114 1, McGrogor, Seafortb; J. Beene. Beechwood, J. G. Grieve, WiItbsOit, J Benneweis, Brodhagen; 11I, Ewan, Clinton. Each Directotr is Inspector of losses in his own district. AGENTS. Ilobt Smith, Harlock; Ed. flinch - ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, - mondville; ,r, W. Yeo, Holmestriffe4 Payments may be „made at The 'M.orrish Clothing Co., Clinton„ or R. H. Cott, Goderich. We're now selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard.). We also have on hand, Alfalfa, Alsike, and Red Clover, We always have on hand -Goose Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Coa'n Highest Market Prices paid for Hay and al Grains. ' Pogo YeLEOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AiSSSAA 4 ► 4 11 . E P,anos I See and here our finest : New deesslg ns of R Doherty Pianosand E. 4 4 Organs, 4 a ecial`valuses i•n Art 4 . P lyases'' 41 Pianos and organs rent P. 4 ed, choice new Edison . phonogl aphs, Music & - variety goods. .► g t ill 1'orinm MusicP, 1 4 a Real estate bought and sola Money to loan Office Isaac. Street, next door to New - Era Grand 'Trunk Railway System Railway Time 'Table London, Huron and Bruce. North Passenger London, depart 8.30 a m 4.50 got • Centralia 9.40 5,45 Exeter 0.53 5.51 Hensall10.08 gippen 10.16 Brucefield 10.30 Clinton 11.00 Londesboro 11.18 Blyth ........ .. 11.27 Belgrave 11.40 Wingham, arrive11.50 6,11 6.19 6,35 6.52 7.00- 7.85 .007.85 South Passenge Wingham, depart.. 6.43 am 3.33 pm, Belgrave. t'8.54 3.44 Blyth....... .. .., 7.08 3.56 Londesboro 7.16 4.01 Clinton 7.50 4,23, Brucefield 8,12 4.39 K ippen 8.23 4.47 Hensall;. 8.32 4.52 Exeter . 8.48 5.05 Centralia :9.00 5.15 London, arrive1000 6.10 Buffalo and Bode, Wee` Paesenget am pm pm ptm. Stratford. ..... ,,,10.00 12.20 525 10.20 Mitchell, ..:.....10.22 12.45 5,55 '10.12' Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.1811.12±' Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40' 11.23 IHolmesville11.16 L33. 6.46 ILK; a' Goderich .. , ...:11.35 1.50 7.05 1.1.55 East 1 aesengee ampp Pm m Gociexlc b 7.10 2A0 4.513 Ho.n esvale r i 7.26 2.57!'x.06 Clinton .7.35 3,07 5.15. Seatorth . 7.52 3.25 532' 1 n 0 8:16 ,48 5 55 M itcUel 415. 620 Stratford 8.40 64900600000000000.40000001010,, C.Iloare E ► Small Advts. Always Pays AAAAA.hAAAA.CAAAA'AAAAAAAAAAA 0000.0••000000w00000000000'