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'The New Era.
-47T11 YEAR.
`11,N THE PUBLIC SERVICE'
W. 1'T. KEititt art' SON, Props
J, iLeslie fierr, Business Manager
'tv'ew, Era; Ore Yeo ,oacii'aoce$1.00
NT@iv ala, when' net paid "inad-
Vance... .... .$1i50
Ne'.dE:'a; toth,e United' State.s
in ,advance.:.`::. ..._.. $1.50
nrti`s'ing Rates On Application
Job work prices°advance on July
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let, 1513, in accordance , with
the Huron. Co. Press- Asso-
ciation Rates,
Office Phone 30 Rouse Phone. 95
Workless Men
mills for pulpwood, Tbie tsetltler
who is favorably located and is
provided with means of getting
his cut to the reilroad'is not under
Rile 'necessity of seelking employ-,
Went belyong' the limits of his own
quarter see`ion. The cutting of
the pulpwood will afford him home
lemployment while its sale will sup
ply the neecessarpr funds to keep
him. there. In such cases, the clear
ing of the farm is quickly and prof
iltably accomplished.
The opening of the big' pulp mills
at Iroquies Falls will-increaseithe
demand for pulpwood. Purchase is
made at the railway siding or on
tlile water by agents of the mills. If
located on a favorable stream or
body of water the settler is not de-
ptendent. on the railway, as the logs
may be floated to the mills. The
prime quoted are those paid to
the settler. The agents attend to
ttliie transportation of the logs.
SELL BIG TIMBER STANDING.
In some sections of the country,
around Charlton, for instance, a
considerable amount of large tim-
ber exisitls. This can be disposed
of, Isltlandin,g, tq the mill owners,
who wilt cut and Jiaul it from
'tile premises. The sale of such
timber, however, can only be effect
led when certain corlclitions laid
drown in the purchase deeds hy.ve
been complied with. In eases where
*landing amber is disposed of to
the mills, the settler can find em-
ployment with the mill owners en-
geg,ed in removing the timber from
his' land.
For the man whose, chief anxiety
is to clear the land quickly and
profit from its cultivation there is'
no better location than in the sec-
tion around Math,osos. Most of
the country 'hereabout has been
burned over and clearing is made
comparatively easy. There is still
ample timber standing to provide
material and fuel for years to come,
while the productiveness of the
land is unqu,esttlionpblq. A large
number of settlers have gone ionto
this 'section in the past few years,
and a prosperous community is
rapidly building up here.
A VAST AREA TO CHOOSE FROM
There are dozens of outer towns
and- villages along the line, each
the centile of rapidly inereasinig
"settlement. Testimony is not lack-
ing regarding the marvellous pro-
c%Ud'iivleness of the soil of tho. clay
bell. Men who have made good
alte to be foufid in every township
from Nlew Liskeard through to
Cochrane, and the future of the
guest clay belt as one of the rich-
est farming countries the world
over is indisputable. All the new
country requires is men, able-bod-
ied, 'willing,
ble-bod-ie1,'willing, courageous pioneers
Who are not afraid to tackle 160
acres 'of bush with no other weap-
on than a keen; edged axe, deter-
mined to carve a home from the
forlest and future independence
fioni the rich Soil that lies be-
laeath the stuck covering.
ONLY A FEW HUNDRED MILES..
Thousands • of just such mien as
Timiskaming is calling for are to
day suffering the many inconven
dentes of enfoiiced idleness in the
,r.'{ty. A flew hundred miles. north
w(tlir tchc.s a rich agricultural belt
Itihat off(e e a richer reward for
their labor than any other section
in :America. The Ontario Govern-
ment isat present, spending nnl-
lions building trunk' roads through
lthte clay bel. The titail le .being
blazed, the land is ready for the
axle. Men are wanted to take up,
clear and till the soil.
A few hund>.ied miles only sep-
arates the workless from work, the
homeless from ccmfortable homes,,
the hopeless from the joy of an as -
curled • future. of independence.
Timiskaming 'needs settlers, On-
tario's future demands the settle
mlent of the clay belt. The mil-
lions being spent on road building
in the clay belt will avail nothing
unless the bona fide settler is at-
tracted to the Wands along the new-
ly opened trail.
MUST HELP THEM GET IN.
r- h,e 'rich acres are -there; : the
mien who are willing to develop
their richness are here. The few
dollars tbiey 7iaven'1 got alone
keeps them from entering into
possession, t The gap must be
bridged by loan or otherwise. Mil-
lions to make way for development
but nothing in the way of aid to
those within whom development
cannot, take place is poor policy,in
fact no policy at all,
1301,111•111•1..fliii, raw,
W tc and Chil re, of the
11 S. Government Standard
Below is an extract from U.S.
Gov, ad. for tenders- "'.Phe ar th
rarite enrol must be stinal to that
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mined and prepared by I hiiadel +,
tibia & Belding Coal Iron Co'
17/0: handle nothing but the first
grade Philadelphia 45 Reading,.,
_A.OT.'Nif. 0110virm -
House phone 12. Office phone
m
THE CLINTON NiSW ERA:
Most -Kissed Man
When throtigh, old
age the bodily
functions become sluggish,
' Na -Dire -Ca Laxatives
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give gentle, timely and
effective aid, without
i c til eo'mfg't or distress.
a5c: a' box' at your
°" D.rnggist's. 173
Netlo,ia Drug and Chemical
Co. et Canada, Limited.
(b.NGRr_MON- ALABANTAA AYD THEIR THREE' CHILDREN_
Tile -Dome Folks of snagreisman lttt'Iinlond Pearson Hobson
The above picture shows. Mrs
Richmond Feaeson Hobson, wife
of the Congressman from Alabama,
laevo of the. Merrimac and the
most kissed man in America; and
;their three children. Her husband
is campaigning against Cangrlels-
man Underwood .for the seat sin
the United States Senate left vac-
ant by .v'. death of SenatorJohn-
sitton. Mrs. 'Hobson, before her
marr'iage to Mr, Hobson 111 1905, was
a Miss Ilull.. The children are in
the order of their age; ,George
Hull Hobson, the youngest; Lucia
Housition, Hobson, next, and the
eldest is Richmond Pearson Hob-
son, Jr.
TEST YOUR BAROMETER. I
Air or Moisture In the Tube Will Ren-
der It Unreliable.
Don't expect n barometer to tell you
the truth about the weather until you
have tested it thoroughly. Two com-
mon causes for unreliability are air
and water mixed with the mercury in.
the tube. These can be expelled by
boiling the tnercury.
In order to lest' a barometer let it
hang fora tine in the proper position;
then gently and with rare incline -it so
tbttst the mercury nilly strike against
the glass tubo. If there is no sit' with-
in you will hear a sharp metallic click,
but If the sound is chill and muffled it
indicates the presene'e of both air and
moisture, The presence of sir alone is
shown by minute bubbles.
If at any time tie Mercury seems to
adhere to the tube, even in the slight-
est degree. and the convex surface as-
sumes 11 more 6atteued form it is'snfe
to couclnde that either air' or moisture
is present. 111 any of these cases the
instrument should ne put into expert
hints for rt'i't i hot Hon,
There inre several kinds of htu'rn1..
eters. The ordinary "weather glass"
in common use is more or less shire
fin hie and Is easily made more se ity
careless handling. In tact. any barium
eter tltlist he treated will) Weal re•
sport in order. to retain Its usefulness,
-111lper s Weekly.,
s o "®G e a O ®t3 a e o A ®• O ®m 0 Leaflet Secretary '\liss Thomson
O WITH TIaE CHURCHES. , 0 Organist Mrs. Gunn
I0063A6.0®0 so ea: Audio Ml
s,...rs. Graham Mfrs. Milne.AO:�
The First False Teeth,
Ciltil little more than a century c••o
hnma11i17 h1ld to rub cion;; tvilh..wt
fa sc Peet li. of tt'Idch 11101lays unr
111'111 Jilting t •11111115 to 1t.1 treel. 1211f")-
900 n year. The rivet est 1 essftli maker
was (rinsseplinge;e Motizi, Int It•1'lau
dentist, ti'bo started Duchies iu l u•is
lu 1711S cud, thanks to his skihrni,
treatment et Lucien l uq ilau•te soon
made his way. After yea's of t'speri•
Ment he disco..reed 11111 st:h tali•'
front tviliell ,u'tit5 itt teeth nee 111:ell?
and rectlretl the gold modal of tli.•
French Academy of 5cli'fide, One ot
tate earliest parsons lititd with false
teeth ryas the empress of Kussin, AFr
\Fattvlon Fuad migrated to Lon
d',ti and their to Madrid, where Bell!
nand 5'11. re\randed hint with a yearly
tleus;en of 1,1100 ducats fora set 111
i'tIse teeth.
The" Gnat English Rcil edyl•
Tonal and invigorates the whole
nervous system mattes net, Blood
;n old Veins runes A'creoutt
Debility Mental an0 Brass TVorril. Despot=dcnc5, 'Loss of Energy, Palpitation of the:
Ifeart. Foiling 1lIsn 5r71.- Price 91 per box, six
for 854 One will please, six will cure,QeSold by all
druggists or (nailed in. plain pkg. on receipt of
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3.
price: NewNewpn,npTrTri ,, mailed. free. THE WOOD
MEDICINE CO., TORONTO, ONT. (Formerly Wiedsor.):.
Executive Coinhlittec, Mrs. D. Ile-
WILLIS CHURCH Ewen, Mfrs. F. Mclwen, Mrs.,
Young, Mrs. O'Neil and llrs.
Chautbcrsand all officers.
Following is the program for the
}'rear of tthe W. F. M. S of this
Church;-
JANITARY
Annual Social
FEBRUARY
"The Pim nds, "......)\iissBessie Smith
"The. King's Business and Woman's
porter it,".... Miss Annie Watt
MARCH
"Pearl of Great Price," Mrs. Torrance
"Our W. F. M. Board, its relation to
the whole, to the Mission 'Field
and to.the home base,"
• A. J. Cowing
APRIL
"The' lost. Sheep, ..Miss Mahaffy
"Paton, ...Miss J. Thomson
Mi AY
"Hoose built on Rork and on Sand,"
Mi s L, Walkinshaw
"\l F. M. 5. Polic) prayer, finance,
development," Airs. Milne
JUNE: ,
.Phe Drag Net," • • • • • ...:Miss 'Nilson
"McKay of Uganda," lies. Gums
Jl'LT
"The Barren n Fig Tree,"
Mts. I). Me -Ewen
"W. F. 11 5 Resources, officers, an-
nual reports, literature."
rature
.Miss Gut)n
AUGUST
'Clue Importunate. Widow -
Mrs. I+. McAlwen
"Union of 1\'oulc.11 Board of our
Church," ..., Mrs. 'tV. T. O'Neil
SEPTEMBER
I EMBER
"The 1)e blurs, 1SIrs. Chambers
"(4. L, titbits" Miss 1. Scott
OCTOBER
"Thanksgiving"
NCVEMIBER
"The Vine and its Branches,"
Mfrs (lah15111
"Stewardship, Channels of Service,
Prayer, (sifts, Effort.,,
Mrs Aiexttnder
DECEMBElI
'The Great Snpiet, ...,Mrs, Paisley
"Allan tlaldiner," -Miss Wilson
Ori'.ICE:{S.
Ptesillent
let Vice President,.
2110 Vice President,
3rd'Vice President
Secretary ,........
Treasurer ..,.......
Miss J. Wilson
.....Mrs Torrance
Mfrs. Walkinshaw
Mrs. Ftmbee
Miss A. '.I. Cowing
1.Miss McTaggart
Human Derelicts.
This is the Invariable history of such
eases. Let an unidentified body of a
man or woman, young or old, be (lis -
covered, and from 1111 directions will
come inquiries disclosing, the fact tint
many persons have disappeared 511111
the knowledge of their friends. 'i'rag.
tidies and heartaches aro thus an'•is'
ered, for the mere at't til nmlulr)
proves that some one in each case ,' Iter
suffered anxiety over the nli:slue sur
and has feared evil ha openings, s, 1'rime
shame. melancholy- discontent, 1111 11th
,tines, desire for ;id are ntir.me
the c1111809 11195 15111 Io the dlst'1lpenr.
allege,-1Ildian;t irons 5111 r.
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Thursday, Fbruary 5th, 111.1.
Mouse for Sale W. iltY7)ONJI'
BARI(fSTER SOLICITOR FOTA1t2
PUBLIC, ETO
Nine room 19 story frame dwelling etdrrron
on Ontario Street, in good repair
good stone cellar. Lot and a half
with garden and fruit trees.
MRS, 111. J. BOLES
Straw For Sale,
About 10 ton of good clean wheat
i straw, cut, on the premises. Apply to
J. T. CR1CH p /� qq
phone 14 on 144 1 s eon TnalcersmRith H T. A N C E`l
led 'lost. Among the members of
tho enew .Caved, the report said,
Wore Captain Johnson, Firs: Offi-
cter Hersley, Chief Engineer John
Perkins, the firs"-, second and third
atisiftttant engineers, an oiler and
a sjtg,warcl, .
''This is this first time in the
1sistfory,of the line we have lost a
passenger," said' Pr'esid'ent Wal-
ker. The line was : founded .im 1807.
The life-saving efficiency 'o£ , the
Monroe was 100 per cent'.
Live roullry Wanted
2500 Chickens, 1000 Yens. 1000;
Ducks Each geek 11'0111 now
until January
To finish your own poultry, we
have Wheat, Oats. and Buckwheat
specially ground for fattening pur-
poses, as very reasonable prices.
8,000 dozen Strictly New Laid
Eggs wanted each week during
the winter months. To produce
these eggs we have a full line of
Poultry Foods to keep your layers
in the pink of condition.
A full stock of Bran, Shorts, Feed
Flour, Oat Chop, Barley Chop,
Etc., Etc., always on hand.
GIVE US A CALL.
POULTRY TAKEN ANY DAY OF
EACH WEEK.
HINTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Write on one side of paper only,
MIail to reach us Wednesday of
each week or sooner.
Avoid all items respecting onper-
sonal character but ,send All. the
News.
Check off this list it may assist
you to remember an important
if em.
'Girths, Marriages, Deaths,
Accidents, Church. News
Suppers or Presentations.
Removals, Visitors;
Lodge News, Fires,
Public Improvements.
Law Cases, the Crops,
School Matters.
Correspondents will please .re-
frain -from sending ,notices of eii-
tertainm' nts where an admission
fee is charged, unless they send
word whois responsible for the
payment of such advertisment. The
charge is' five cents •a line -six
words make a line.
Cadet; Cotton Root Compound,
A safe, reliable ren,rlati9a.
anedivinc. Soldinthree dc.
groes of strength -No, 1, Si;
No. 2, $3; No. 3, $5 per box.
Sold by all .druggists, or sent
prepaid on receiptof price.
Free pamphlet. Address:
THE COOK MEDICINE CO.,
TORONTO, ONT. (Formerly Modem.)
S.�. Conroe on Bottorn of the 00an-.•.'•.
• Twenty Minutes After the Collwsian
Eighty= Five Passengers Were Pescued by Boats From the Nantucket,
A hong Them the Captain of the Ili=fateol Monroe -Passengers
Straggled in the Water
Norfolk, '' Va., Jan' 30, -Forty-
nine persons went down' to death i
Aio-day when the Merchants and
Miners liner Nantucket sank the
Old Dominion linler.;l\Monroe, Wire
lists forwarded byCaptain tain John 1
son of the Monroe, returning'with
thle survivors. 'on the Nantucket
show.
Liesit-ip9Ssleingers, 25 ; crew, 21.1
Total, 40.
Savteyli-liassengers, 30 ; - crew,
55. Total, 85,
Norgollc Va. • Jan, 30, -Out of
tale blant:et of
a d en t b 1
lapse imp eti t
fog the wireless early 4o -day' spark,
led out another tale of a tragedy
of the seas that has cost, it ie fear•
long at beater than half ,speed, the
big Mlerchants and Miners steam-
ship N'ant;ucklet crashed d Into the
01d Dominion IsII(etsmer. Monroe,
cutting hex nearly i,n'two. Twenty
minutes later the Monroe 'was at
t bottom f tho sea, Boatsfrom
the boil m o 1
thle Nantucket pickedl up eighty-
fivle persons, among them Ithe cap-
tain of the Monroe, all suffering
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from immersion,
ITiwlep tly Three Pnis,sfeingal's !Los"
Washington, Jan. 30. -Eighty,.
six •oF those aboaid the Old Do -
I
minion liner (Monroe wet a saved
and forty-nine are missing, accord
led, forty-seven lives. Rooming a-
ing to a report from the, Norfolk
offices of the line received heresto
day by Prles'ident 11.. B. Walker of
dila 'steamship company. He had
come over from New York 'yester-
day to attend a meeting of ' the
Masher Pilots' Association, and was
Iawakened by 'a lougdis la'lice tele -
1 phone this morning giving a bare
i •outilinte of .the disaster, A later 1
,cllespateh said that twenty-three of
this passenge ;a and twenty-four of
the crew were missing, 'thirty-one
' ,
passengers,' and fifty -live of the
crjew being saved. -
Stenond Officer Gatley was report
Tho GUII 1 aokicis Co., Limited
The up-to-datPe Fhone0irm,4. Clinton
V. W. TREWARTHA. W. JENKINS
nTENK`sYs EM
LOW RATES
To California, Florida
and the Sunny South
NOW IN EFFECT
The Grand Trunk Railway is the
most direct route 510111 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
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
€1111Ri.ES 13. E719,1
Oonneyance, Notary. Public,
Lommissioner, etc.
EAL ESTATE ANL) 1NSURAI'{0E'
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Hi ronjSt,, Clinton.
For Sale
Driving mare for sale. Will be
sold cheap for cash or part cash
and part feed. Apply to
JOE RATTENBURY,
For Sale or (tent
A ,seven -roomed pottage on
North Street for sale or rentt.
MRS. E. BUTLER
Farm for Sale
Being int' 24 and 25, 4511 Con. of
Stanley. 70 acres all cleared, having
never failing spring creek. welltenced,
frame house, and barn, 36X56 lean to
14X36 stable ,Pinder 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 nn
premises or to
W. POTTER.
RR, No. 5, Clinton
Mortgage for Sale
$3,800.00 first mortgage on 100
acres for sale.
W. BRYDONE
In the Estate of Annie Eliza
Eatst
NOTICE is hereby given that a1
persons having claims against the
estate of Annie Elba East latero
the town of Clinton, in the County.
of Huron ';Widow, deceased
who died on or about the 'fifth day
day of January, 10..1, arc required
to deliver to the undersignet
Harrison Wiltse, or his solicitor of
or before the fourteenth clay o
February, 1014, a full statement ()-
their
their claims together With parl.icul
arestherieof and the nature of the
,securities, if any, held by them al
duly verified by affidavit. •
AND TAKE NOTICE that afte
the said last mentioned date, the
said Harrison Wilts; will preened to
ci sttibutc the estate ol;the said de-
ceased amongst the persons enti-
tled there to Having regard mill
to such claims as they shall have
received due notice in accordance`
herewith.
Dated at Clinton, this 19th day o
January, 1.914
HARRISON WILTSE, Executor.
W, BRYDO'li, C1[311'011, .0111.
Solicitor for tho Executor,
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Faris tor Gale,
A desirable pristine farm for sale
being Lot- 37, con. 3, London Road
Survey, Tuckersmith. A small house
and also a small earn 35 feet square.
Two acres of orchard, also 10 acres of
timber. For particulars' and in5orma.
tion write-
W. 0. BROADFOOT
R. R. No. 3 Seaforth, Ont
phone 4 Rn 136.
_.WOcral tot
A quantity of first class wood, beech
and maple, cut 12 inches lung at 32,00
per and. Any person wishing this
kind of wood kindly leave orders at S.
Barr's grocery store, Clinton.'
LEVI SNYDER
Holmesvillel P. 0
.Warns tor Sale'
The William Proctor :'farm, Let
No. 32, and the south-west part of
Lot No. 33, Maitland Con, Goderich
Township, 114 acres. Apply to
W; Brydone,
Clinton,
LOGS WANTED
Highest cash price paid for all kinds
of tirf,be'r, Soft Eim in lengths of 14
feet, otherkinds usual lengths..
Heading Wanted
Basswood, Soft Maple, 40 inelleo.
long, $1,00 per cord.
STAPLET')N SA VIII,
Dl's. Geo, (Vs M. E. Whitley
Ileileinann
Osteopathic Pity.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disoriers
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel Friday,
from 1 to 0
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale
improved farm of 100 acres, Lots
13 and 1.4. Con. 17, Township of
Goderieh, situated on the Base Line
four nr.las north of'Clinton,
CHARLES CLIFTON.
Summerhill.
13elteviely Dairy Farm
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 Wattled
Experienced, and girls to learn
Knitting 10.10 Looping. Will pay
35,00 rev week wh:le learning.
Strad;y employment. Pleasant
position. Apply at once
CLINTON KNITTING- 00,.
Clinton, Ontario.
Money Wanted.
I have several inquiries for loans
of various amounts and will be
pleased to find investmentsfor
funds on mortgages.
Notary Publio,;0onveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate.
INSURANOE'AGENT-Representing 14 Fiream,
ellranee Companies..
Cliiv'isibn Court 011ice.:
Medkal. ,
DR;I ':. W. TH0MPSrfi 3
Physician, Surgeon, Eta
. enecial attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Bar. Throat, and Nose,
Eyes carefully examined, and suitable glasses.
prescribed,
Office and Reafdence.
Two doors west or the Commercial Hotel
Huron Nt.
DES Gi1NN anti GitNDIEk.
Dr. W. 1:e5n, L T6. C. P., L. It, C. S.. Editor
Dr. J. C. handler. B.A. NCB,
OOt,e-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight calfs at residence, Rattenburri Sr.,
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYS101AN, SURGEON.
cconcheer, ole, office and residence on
t nbury St„ opposite W. Ferran's residence.
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
( CroWit and Bridge Work aSpecialty:
Graduate of C.O.D.S..; Chicago. and 0.0,01.5'
Toronto.
Bayfield on Mondays, flay 1st to Deeemb-
DR. II. FOWLER9
DENTIST.
Omcee over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental tea
mast es painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stork and general Auction ter'.
GODERIOH ONT
19151 stood sales a specnai3J, deems if; AS
NEW Eea odice, Clinton, prc.mts.y attends.&
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers sale note
discounted:
G. D, I\icTaggart i.1. D. McTaggar.
McTaggart Brute
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , (1LINTO`I
a General Banking DneirMe'
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafte issued. Interest allowed re
deposits
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance co.
Perm and isolated Town Drops
erty Only lnlaured.
OFFICERS.
J. B, McLean, Preaident, Seaforth,
J Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderfck,
T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth,
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hclmesville, RAW,Watt,'Oarlock; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
F. McGregor, Seafortb , J. Evans,
Beechwood , J. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop.
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. Mc-'-
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector oft
losses In his own district.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed.Iffncli-
ley, Seaforth; Wm, Chesney, Eg-
mondville; J, W. Yeo, Bolmeaville,
Payments may bo „made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
11.1I. Cult, Goderieh.
SV.I3RIDONE JACOB TAYLOR
FOitD tin MeLEOD
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We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.),
We also have on band, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover,
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices .paid for Hay
and' all Grains,
FORD &
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Grand Trseask Railway Systeme
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North : Passenger
London, depart 8.30 a m 4.50 p;m
Centralia 9.40 5,43
Exeter 9.53 5.54
Bonsai' 10.08 9.05
Kippen 10.16 6.11
Brucefield 10.30 6.18
Clinton 11.00 6.35
Londeeboro 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7,00
Be grave 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive11.50 7.35
South Passenge'
Wingham, depart6.43 a 8.33 pun;
Belgrave 6.54 3.44
Blyth, 7.08 3.56
Londesboro 7.16 4.04:
Clinton 7,50 4,23
Brucefield 8,12 4.39
Itippen 8.23 4.47
Hensall' 8.32 4.52
Exeter..... . . ... 8.48 5.05
Centralia 9.00 5.15
London, arrive 10-00 6.10
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Stratford........10.00 12.20 5.25 18,20'
.........10.22 12.45 5,55 10.47
Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.18 .11,12
Olinton 11.07 1.25 6.40 11,28'.
Holmeeville ,:,,11.16 1,33 6.413 11.38
Goderieh...;11-35 "1.50 7.05 11.55
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H0!inesvtlle 7.28 2.57 5,06
Clinton ........ ..7,35 3,67 5.15
Seatorth ............ 7.52
3.25 5.82
Mitchell,.. 8.16 3,48 555
Stratford 8.40 415 620
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