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THSii CLII!ITON NEW
whenever you are troubled with minor ailments of the
digestive estive organs,that these'maysoon develop into
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more serious sickness. 'Your future safety, as well
depend ori the
comfort maydepen• '..
.as your present
quickness with which you Seek a corrective 'remedy.
By ,common consent of the legion who have 'tried them,,,
Beecharn's• Pills are the most reliable of 'all family medi-
cines. ,
edi-cines.. This standard family remedy tones the :stomach;
stimulates the '`sluggish liver, regulates inactive bowels.
Improved digestion, sounder sleep, better looks,
brighter spirits , and greater vitality come after the
system has been cleared and the .blood purified by
Worth a Guinea a Boa'
Prepared only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Larmachire. England.
Sold everywhere.in Canada and U. S. America. la boxes, 25 cents.
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vance, $1,50
; ietiv D a, to the United States
III €idv011Oe,,,,a . $1,50
,}.dt e tis'.ng Rates on Application
lob work prices advance on July
1st, .1313, in 'accordance with
the Huron Co. Press Asso-
dati9n Bates„ ..
ruffles Phone 30 13'ouse Phone 55
- j Nourish your nerves -that is the
Wim,,::., .:.:,_... _,.,...:.;•
first rule of business -or ought -
to be with both men and ,ti+o2nen.
If you feel that you cannot, be
loyal to the' firm t+hart tem,ployes
you resign your position,
And this feeling of loyality ought
to be called on by the fast'Idioyns
woman every day to help her over
what at first{ often seem ;real
difficulties. •
It is said 'that the entrances of.
women into business life has,. had
an elevating influierlae on offices.
The men in offices are utmost al-
ways courteous and considerate.
Courtesy ought to play 'ailarge
part In women's business ' 'ca'reers
too. It is really a women's most
potent me.os. of getiting ahead.
A riFvoCIi
liFealidOWIll
Can be Averted by Feeding
i.lt`Stqrved Nerves with
111 11, Red Btootld.
, ,t Code for the
Woman in an Office
To begin with, a woman need not.
leave her femininity behind firer
when she ,4hkes her place at hefµ
desk, remarks the New York Times
by, way of advice to women who
work in offices. She may be as
womanly and girlish as she pleases
There is no reason why she should
need to, be less refined or Ilicitls
dainty than tihe girl or woman at
home. 1
As. to her clothes, they too may
be' feminine; Obviously a satin
,skirt -with a slash and a lampshade
tunic, and a blouse of net and lace
are out of place 10 an office. St,,
too, are gaudy colosr.
But any woman may wear dainty
nod becoming clothes without run-
• ning'the risk of criticism or mis-
understanding, if she wears them
in the right way.
•
Granting that a woman may be
• her own feminine self in an office
slie must remember that, her social
duties and her business duties are
two different things. Of course a
woman who has worked for years
who makes her work her career,
• prmo,ilages that :the younger wo-
man has not. The older, more ex•-
• perienced business woman may re-
ceive her maid at her place of
business and may receive personal
ealls there without incomvenien,c-
ing any one or arousing comment.
But the younger business -woman
never' should receive personalcall-
ers in hen office. She should have
her mail sent to her home address
and she should bet careful about
the number of telephone cauls.
she receives or makes. Some off'
ces have a "no telephoning" rule.
Where there is no such rule, the
offiee''telephete shouicl be used on
ly in cases of emergency.
There are several reasons ;why
these no -calf no -telephoning no-
letter rules are wise;
A young woman's employers and
associates have much Inore'respect
for her if they know she has; the
good taste to wish to keep her own
personal affairs more or less 'to
herself.
For another thing the employee
is paid for her time, The time! she
gives to telephoning and receivinlg
callers and opening ther personal
mail 4s time wasted fromiher em
ployers point of whew. The time
the telephone operator and:offiice
boy gave totaking care of her
mail her telephone messages and
her callers is also time wasted from
the business point of view.
Loyality to the employer i'a , a
re Your
Bowels Ever
°Intl ate
ewestt; Notes of `Science
COMPILED FOR THE, NEW ERA READERS.
A netii';Coermau 'patent law pro
beets 'oatizens of the empire even
if they do,,not have 'a residence ,or
estabiishanent in the, fatherland,
Children ern Cry
y
FOR 'FLETCHER S
CASTORI.e'
Tanrtiri (statriM 'can be removed
from tea cups ti\iithont1 injury 'to
the finest china -by awealc solute
,ion of 1lyosulphilte of soda in vine-
gar.
The British meteorological off-
ice has established a station' for
furnishing weather infipr motion
and forecasts tolaviatiters land'
aeronauts.
The family remedy for Coughs and Colds'
"Shiloh costs so little and does ao muchts
The bristles can be remove& bod
sly from a toothbrut (sli for cleans-
ing anda new set cambe inserted
in the handle when' un old bet as
wore out,
French 'experts are plann'.in1g to
erect awireless antenna 15 Guiles
'long and;bontainting 150 miles of
for studying the use 04 long wave
lengths.
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Without The use! of ' any addittioal
al .bin'ding, material.
The." Chcamical labolatoiy of Gies
sen a i+ors' '1'tere:Lisbur did.
o i„ ' 1'ty '�' g ,
his 'epochmaking work a century
ago has been restored as a shrine
for scientists,
Resembling 'a pair of pliers is an
Illnois",inventor: s implement for
quickly /fastening twine around
parcels by clamping the ends. to
Japan : is plannim'g• to adopt Ilei
alphabet of 47 letters including,
most of the Raman ' :character's
some Russian and the rest orLgipal
syn bols.
A novel attachment for woniens'
handbags holds four nickels So they
may be quickly withdrawn when
its 'user hoards a pay -on -entering
street oar.
Lanterns to project advertise
menta .upon pavements are (now
made with electric 'lights power-
ful enough to be effective in the
best lighted city streets.
Russian figures place the average
number of occupants of a house at
eiigaitt an London, 48 in Vienna, 50
ha `Berlin, and 52 in Moscow and
St. 'Petersburg.
The problem of handling ore at
al temperature as low as 50 below
zero has veen solved in Alaska by
building ore cars with steam pipes
in their bottlom.
Al new English mine rescue
apparatus does away with the
helmet and weighs only 28 pounds
yet with it' a man can 'work iaf
deadly•gases more than five hours.
only way you can overcome life's
worst miseey nervous exhaustlan,
The fits of depressian and irriat
ion the prospering headaches the
weakness and trembling of the legs
the 'unsteady hand ane{ dyne im-
perfect digestion that mark the
victim of nerve weakness moist end
in nervous breakdown •11 neglected.
Nourish your cert es by the natur
al process of filling your veins
with rich, red, health -giving blood
Your nervesare crying out for
pure blood and the mission of Dr,
Willi.lms' Pink Pills is to make new
rich blood. This • explains ;why
these pills have proved successful
in so many cases of nervous
ease that did not, yield to ordin-
arytreatment'. For,example, Mr,
IV..u. Weldon, Annapolis, N. 8,
says; "In the strenuous life I
have to follow the drain on My sys-
tem was se great that my nerves
became shattered, the blood 101-
poverish and my whole Gystomi
undermined. 1 hied a number of
so-called remedies without deriv-
ing any bench':. Firitlltihaving
read so much about Dr. 'Wil',Lims
Pink Pi't's I decided to try them
The result was beyond my expect-
ation, I liege teed my energy; the
blood and nerves were rebuilt; I'.
lost the sense of con ;•.,•ant tired-
ness .2 had felt and was filled with
new life and energy. I have ei Ice
used the pills with benefi.eial re-
sults in my family and will always
Have a word of praise for them.
You can get I9r. Wiriams Pink
Pills frons any medicine dealer
or by mail post paid at 50' cents a
box or six boxes for 52.50 by writ-
ing •The Dr. Williams Medicine 'Co„
Brocltt+sills, Ont.
•
if you wish to be well you must keep
the bowels open.Any irregularity, of the
bowels is always dangerous, and should
be attended to at once, for if the bowels
cease to work properly, all the other
deranged.
r ens becomebed.
organs s Laxa-Liver i Pills' work on
the bowels gently, and naturally, and will
cure the worst canes of Constipation.';
anchester, Ont.
' Mrs. A. Cumining, M ,
writes:' --'1 have been. troubled with
Constipation for over dire years, and I
feel it my duty to let you know that
your Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills , Have
is and
cured'Ine. •1 only used three v ;i
I cads faithfully say that they have saved'
rue• from a large doctor bill."
'tlilburn's ) Laxa-Liver Pills are a
wonderful remedy for all diseases or dis-
orders of the liver or bowels.
• Price, 25 cents ,per' vial, or ,5 vials for
$1.00r..at:•all dealers or mailed direct on
receipt'o£ priec by The', T. lyfiiburn>Co.,
Limited, Toronto. Ont.
EST SHORE
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
up, \V' ttrr, lin Ili i•
Tests tby United Stlates govern-
ment experts have shown t tiifat
lignite can be briquetted f.oni ifeul
Be a Booster,
Not a Knocker.
Do you know there's lots o' people
Settin' round in every town.
Growlin'• like a broody chicken
Knocking every {good (t1ilag
dein.
Don't, you be that kind o' cattle',
'Cause they ain't no use on earth.
You just be a booster rooster,
Crow and boost for all raour
worth,
If your town needs boostin' boost
'en •
Don't hold back and wait to see
If some other fellow's ~villin'
Sail right in, this country'Ii free.,
No o nes got a mortgage on it.
'It's just yours as ranch as hiss
If vour then is shy on boosters.
'You get in the boosting biz,;
If things don's seem to suit you
And the world seems kinder
wrong.
What's the matter sviith aboostin'
Just to help the thing along?
'Cause if things should stop agoin'
We'd be in a sorry plight;
You just keep the horn ablonvin'-
Boost her up with all your
might.
1f you know a fellow's failin's
Just forget 'em cause ye knolw
That same fellow's -got some good
points.
Tliem's the one's you want to
show.
"Cast your loaves out on the wa-
ters,
They'll come back" is a sayin',
true.
Maybe to they'll come back Mut-
tered'
. When some fellow boosts for you
could be made against the anuli
ici,palities which now control the
road and . franchise, by, virtue of
legislation past Last session . if any
the $105,000 worth of unguaranteed
bonds which Moyes'_, had in his
;pobsession have been sold. lIr.
Proudfoot and not think the bonds
were stolen property and the
purchaser of stclen .goods could not
claim remuneration. The solici-
tor said that the municipalities
might (hese to resist some such
claims, but that( would be all there
would be to it.
Purchaser Must Finish Line.
There was some suggestion of
the municipalities completing the
railway and linking it up with the
prospective hydro-radials,'In this
case it was felt that some ` assist-
ance ', thec lv i '
in Ova of u sudes
might be forthcoming from; the.
Federal and (Provincial Govern-
ments. The tenders that wilh. be'
advertised forw ' 1 be for the sale
of the line as;t resent aid
and the charter which includes a
riight-of-(way to Owen Sound. The.
condition of this sale is that tjhe
purchaser must finish the)' line.
'should no satisfactory tender be re
ceived it was agreed that Trustee
Thomas Struthers tnay(with the
consent of the municipalities•. •'ad-
vertise for tenders for the sale of
ties, bridge timber and rails a 4r
-
ready laid which are depreciating
as a result of thecti n of ele-
a ]o
menti#•
The municipalities (represented
at the nieeting were Goderich Ash
field Township Huron Township
and hineardine. Town.:Mayor Raid
oft ►Goderiehlp ,resided.
tidal' Cotton Root Compound:
• 439 it safe, reliable reankieyna
--" - ,nedictne. Sold in three de.
ghees of strength -No. 1, 3B;
No. 2, -83; No. 3, $6 per box.
Sold by all
.drugosteoor sent:
Frreepeaid nmpreempAddppeo:
THE COOK MEDICINE
TOSOilTO.ONT (Ftrmorli Wloder)
•
The Ste..-- Quo.
Cook's Cottoq Root Compos n&1
The great Uterine Tonle, ands
only sato effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Boldin three degreea
of strength -No. 1, $1 f No. 2,
10 degrees stronger $3; No. S,
for special cases, per hot
Sold by all druggists, or sono
pj1repaid on receipt oe price.
bice pamphlet. Address : TN
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PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Biliousness. '
Coffee does not, as a rule, tend
to cause indigestion or affect the
nerves. Its 10 effects are due to
the fact of its causing bilious-
ness. Persons of what is known
as a "livery" type had better
avoid It altogether if they have
found it to have this result. Yet
they might as well ascertain first
as to whether it was the coffee
or the milk which they took with
* it which accounted for their dis-
comfort.
It is a mystery as to why .per-
sons who cannot on their own
assertion take bot milk without
upsetting their livers should
drink it when its taste is dis-
guised by that of coffee. The
milk is there just the same, and
the after effects are bound to be
as bad n$ if taken by itself.
Let such persons take their
1 coffee thin, malting it with water
•1. and adding only as much milk as
they would put into their tea,
and it probably will turn out
that they can take it without
3• nay bad after effects.
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"Does Dolly love Fred well enough
to marry him?"
"Oh, yes, but Fred believes in letting.
well enohgh alone!" -Cincinnati Com-
mercial Tribune.
• ELECTRIFIED CELLULOID.
Pulling a Couple of Strips Between the
Fingers Changes Them.
If you will take two thin lengths of
celluloid, put them in contact and then
suddenly and rapidly pull them be-
tween your fingers you will observe
l8ed-not
they both' have become electr
ev
only on their outside surfaces, where'
the friction of your fingers caused a
negative electrification, but also on the
inner surface 'of the celluloid.
The strange part about, this is that
oke of the Inner surfaces of the piece
is positively charged and the other one,
Is negatively charged. If one of them
Is slightly curved `during the friction
the convex one will be positively
charged and the concave sided one will
be negatively charged.
It seems, therefore, to depend upon
whether the surface is concave or
whether it is convex -depressed or ex-
panded -to produce negative or posi-
tive electricity. Even the most minute,
Imperceptible curvature is sufficient to
rive the expected result. It also is im-
possible to pull the strips of celluloid
through the fingers without, producing
such strong electrification that one
piece will support the other.
Even the vapor pressure of liquids is
stronger at the convex surface than at
the concave, if electrons are •consid-
ered as 'particles of gas dissolved in
solids -las they ouco were -or as nega-
tive electricity, tbere will be a greater
tendency for the 'electrons to escape
1 3 ,
from the convex side, which therefore
+ 1
will be :left positively y ebur ged. This
also Is in perfect accord with,xhe latest
researches upon electrons.
Interesting experiments can be made
by •following the above directions. Cel-
luloid has'peculiar properties for tests.
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' YUur►aor and
Philosophy
i
23y 9VJVCAJV•M. SMITH
PERT A
PAR GRAPHS.
OAin men are 30 obtuse that. you
S
have in to show thethe door when,
theyare 'poking right at it.
It doesn't fol-
A Fortune Hunter.
Mrs. itoxley-I'm afraid there's not
much energy in that young man who is
calling on our daughter. He doesn't
seem to have much snap.
Mr. Roxley-No, but I think he is
after one, though. -Philadelphia Led-
ger.
Forestalling His Honor's Ire.
Captain of Local vire Brigade (to
zealous fireman) -Here, T say, old chap,
don't put the fire out too quickly. The
mayor's coming along, and he'll be aw-
fully disappointed if it's out before he
gets here. -London Opinion.
In a Sorry Predicament.
"Ma's worried." .g
"What's the matter?"
"Pa's got $100 saved up In the bank,
and she can't,think of a good excuse to
spend it." -Detroit Free Press.
• Righ% of Way.
'"Excuse me, can I speak to your
typewriter a moment?"
"You cannot; she is engaged."
"That's all right: I'm the fellow she's
engaged to." -Texas Coyote.
low that because
a man continual-
ly makes thought -
fess remarks he
I s remarkably
thoughtless.
A thick skin Is
not beautiful, but
it, is often com-
fortable. .
There are as
many different
kinds of women
as there are wo-
men.
P9
Nobody is going out of his way to
carry a barrel of flattery to you just
from love of you or because he is
needing exercise. Remember that.
You may be rich w- ithout being hap-
py, but you can't be happy without be•
ing rich.
Speak well of you- r friends. Their
enemies will do all the knocking neces-
sary.
George Washington was tempted to
go fishing, but he always remembered
that he had a reputation to preserve.
Don't listen to the - voice of trouble,
for trouble is apt to be a liar anyhow.
Thanksgiving.
No fireworks to light the skies
And neighbors' barns to burn.
No shooting crackers while you wait
And everywhere you turn,
No shouting In the public streets
• Nor spouting in a hall, •vn
On this delightful, festive day -
Just eating; that is all.
No presents that you have to buy,
Although you may be broke,
For nieces, nephews, neighbors' kids
And all the other folk;
No heavy packages to mail,
No janitors to treat -
'Just' coming home to see the folks
And sitting down to eat.
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Not even postal cards to send
To comrades far away
Or mottoes wishing them returns
Of this auspicious day,
No pranks to play on any one,
No jokes, refined or crude -
lust simply drawing up a chair
And dallying 11 with food.
Yes, only e1 Thanksgiving day
Of all the festive .dates
On which the world puts by RS work
And gayly celebrates
Is there the single, central theme
That makes this day the best.
Just bring along your appetites.
The cook will do the rest.
What Could She Say?
Mrs. Outlate-What time of night is
it? Mr. Outlate-Shame time -I ushed
to go home when I was. Courtin you.-
New York Sun.
A.-IGfA'I CER OF: ANITIAZS:
Quiok Wit Relieves the Tension of an
Embarrassing Situation.
An" "engineer who was repairing a
railway line in South Africa found a
cozy farmhouse, which he proceeded to
occupy.
Promptly came u telegram which
read:
G. T. M. wants house.
The engineer wondered who "G. T.
M." might be. ,On inquiry he found it
referred to general traffic manager.
"All right," he murmured; "if he can
nse hieroglyphics so can I,"
So he wired back:
G. T. M.can G.T.H✓.
Two days later there came a very
indignant and self impatientgentle-
man. man.. It was. the general
ramc man -
t
man-
ager. In coldly polite tones he asked
the engineer what he meant by send-
ing sash an insolent message to his
superior.
The engineer said innocently: '
"Why, it wasn't insolent"
'wasn't insolent, eh?" snorted the
great man. "What do you mean, then,
by saying I can G. T. H.?"
Simply an abbreviation;' explained
the engineer sweetly. "I wired that
the G. T. 1(1., the general traffic man-
ager, can G. T. H. --get the house," -
Philadelphia Ledger.
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Thursday, July' 2nd, 19:4,
` u.ontton Urlslc,ses New Yorlt.
The little'dltfeiences between life in
London and New York are by no
ll'440s ail to the credit of the latter.,:
Oily letterpost crosses London In ii,
coi1llle of hears; theirs often takes n
ecjuple of days to erose New York. In
London the goods you purcluise in the.
teeming may be selit flume 17efore the.
evening; in New York you areaucky
they arrive • next day: The parcel pot,
too. is quite a new thing in America,
:SO the telegraph department has not
yet advanced to the stege of 'ltliowiug,
prepayment. Add to.tbis such facts as.
the absence of "boots'.' in the hotels,
the Guests' having to resort to the
street corner "shiners, and the die-
play c4 dustbins, even in fashionable
street; along after midday, and it twill.
be seen that he "smart" and "slow of
which the American is so fond when
comparing himself with us are not al-
ways to be applied as he applies them.
.-London 'Chronicle.
On His Guard.
"What did the olu man say when
you asked him .for his daughter's
hand?"
"He asked me if 1 had any money."
"I suppose you showed him your
bank book."
"No; I evaded the question. S don't
know what will happen after 1 am
married, but he isn't going to make
a touch on me before that."
Fine Stock to Own.
The Colonial Diamond Mining coin -
pony of German Southwest Africa Is
probably the world's biggest dividend
payer. It "reduced" its 1913 dividend
by 1,300 to 2,500 per cent, having paid
3,800 for 109.2. In 1910 2,400 was paid
and 2,500 in 1911. The company's
capital is only $2,500. Its managing di-
rector and chief shareholder was once
a humble railway official named
Satuch. Now he is a multimillionaire
He will soon be made chairman of the
German imperial diamond administra-
tion.
Didn't Dare.
"He told his wife that he was going
out with the boys and wouldn't be
home much before morning,"
"What!"
"Fact."
• "Right to her face?"
"011, no!"
"How was it?"
"Over the telephone."
Scientific.
"Why is it that all widows know 11005
to manage men?"
"Can't you see at a glance?"
"No."
"The man is dead that was her hus
band."
"What has that to do with it?"
"Simply the survival of the fittest"
For Everybody.
Happiness 15 free to all.
Co not be so glum,
And, to know you'll be delighted
That it is not copyrighted,
Help yourself to some.
Neither Is it patented,
You should understand.
On a claim at once be filing...
You cannot be pinched for. smiling
In this happy land. - -
Private Kindergarten -
I am starting a private kindergarten
in the lower rooms of the little school
on Townsend street. immediately after
Easter, and would like a number of
pupils between the ages of four and
seven. rhe class will be held in the
afternoon between the home of 1.30
and 4 p m. Terms 81 a month. Apply
HAZEL O'NEIL,,keai
Ontario Street
Clever.
"Can I have the dist word?" said the
tenacious husband to his wife.
"The last word?"
"Yes."
"What will you do with it?"
"Keep it."
"Yes; you can bait it if 1t will be a
promise of $10."
Sure.
"Riches have wings."
"Certainly. That's the fun of it."
"But they get atplty from you."
"But not till you have flown Taiga
with them."
Boar For Service
Having purchased from Mr. George
Dale of liinburn. his Tamworth hog
I will keep the same for service at lot
23, 3rd con. of Huhett. Terms, 81 00 at
time of service with privilege of re-
turning if necessary.
Bargain Day.
"He is 0 good quarter horse."
"That much?"
"All of that."
"Better make it i5 cents, and call 11'
a
sale."
Stating It Differently.
,,
has any the dog human in-
telligence'?"
"i don't know. 1 have seen men al-
most assidart as some dogs.".
CASTO A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature 0
s
L. TYNDALL
Wanted
A bright boy with fairly good
education, to learn the Printing,
Apply at
THE NEW ERA
Clinton Ont.
Rooms to Let
W. :ll$IiYTBOPIE. '
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
PIJBLIO, RTO
0LINTOR
HI#RLE'a B.''"isat.is ;.
Oo rneyance;. Notary; Public,
Commissioner, etc.
• ;AL ESTATE,'
N 1N
SURAiF'
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
TlurosiSt„ Olinten.
'l'he rooms above feed store, opposite
the mill, Albert Street. Six nice airy
rooms, front entrance, soft water and
town water inside, Reasonable terms.
Phone 102,
F. W. EVANS
Feral ton' Sale
The Executors of the Southcombe
15state oilers for sale 50 acres, east
half of lot 25. con. 0, ,Ruilett. A first
class farm, z ell waterer{ and improved
and with Food buildings, A good or-
chard and 7 acres of bush. Apply to
11 J. Southcombe on the premises, o0
Clinton Poetofll.ee,
H. T. R A NICIEll
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Read Estate,
INSURANCE; AGENT -Representing 14 Fire;In
surance Companies.,
Division. Court F,OIflee. •
TIDY',.. Cleo, A; 11„ ('a %Vililtley
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Osteopathic Fliy.
Medit,.a,i.
DRi '8. W. THOMIPSON
Physician. - Surgeon. OM' •
special attention Oven to di.r.aen et She
• Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nope,
Eyes carefully xamined, and suitable glasses'
proscribed.
OlSss and Renideneo..
Two doors west or too t]drumoretal Dote
Marini St, '.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
;Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m.
FORD & Me.LEOB
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have onhand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and sill Grains.
DES, GN1®'N and GA1lIiIEI4
Dry w. Gurus, L. lit, C. l"., L. D.E. S.. Edict
Dr, J. 0, randier, LA. ;ILII,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight calls at residence, Oattenbnrr! et,.
or al bonito] ..
FOND & McLOD
CDEds d. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
egouelisum, etc„ oilice and residence on
ieubury St,. opposite W. Patron's residence,
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Graduate of O.C.D.S..t Chicago, and 11.0,0,5
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Daylleltl on Monde ye, May 1st to Demob
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DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental tree.a•
msnt as painless as possible.
Music Emorium
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THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction tee
GODERIOH ONT
Bat stosaeaie9 a epecmnl, Order. et, at
NEW ERA odice, romotiy attended
to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,Formers' sale note
discounted?
(2, D, McTaggart M. 1). McTaggar
McTaggart Br s.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON'
General 'Rankin®• 131181a®ISG
transacted •
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed n
deposits
The Niteliciltop t>ilfinaa6
Fire Insurance (coke
41eram and Isolated Town Props
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
.1. 13. McLean, President, Seafoa+,th.
J Connolly, Vice -Pres., Godesieli,
T E, Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforlth,
DIRECTORS,
Jas. Connelly, Hclmesville, Jobst
Watt, 'Harlock ; G. Dale, Clinton ; D.
I'. McGregor, Seafortb ; J. Evans,
Beechwood, J G. Grieve, Winthrop
J 13enneweis, BrodIiagen; M. Mco
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses 3'n his oWn district.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock ; Ed. Hinch-
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
mondville; J. W. Yeo, holmeaville,
Payments may be, ,made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R, Iii Cult, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
eLukrrom
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Iesac Street, next door to New
Era
Grand TrusskRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8.30 a m 4.40 p 1x9
Osntralia 9.33 5,43
Exeter 9.44 5.54
Hensen 9.55 6.05
Kippen 10.01 8,11
Brucefieltl 10.09 6.19
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Clinton 11.00 8 3r
Londesboro 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7.022
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive11.54 7.35
South Paesenge
Wingham, depart8.35 a m v 3,30 p
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Bel ra e, 6 56 3.44 .
Blyth 7.04 3.56 .'
Londesboro 7.13 4,04
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Brucefield :;8.27 4.39
Kippen 8.35 4.47
Hensali.... . 8,41 4.52
Exeter . 8,54 5.05
Centralia 9.04 5.15
London, arrive 10:00 6.10
Buffalo and Joderich
Wes` Passenger
am ,pm pm pm
Stratford........10.00 12.80 5.25 10.25
Mitchell 10,22 12.55 b.5510.49
Seaforth 10,45 :1,20 6.18 11.17,
Clinton 11.07 1.35 6.40 11,28
fl' 6,46 1138
I3olmesv le 1'1,18 143
" 05 11.55
' crick 11-35 2.00 1,
'°1d4E+ast Passenger
Goderich
am pm pin
7(05 2.85 4,50
2
l 5.06
13o_mosville 7 2- 2.52
Clinton 7.82 .3,03
5:.15
Seatorth ..... .. 7.51 3.21 5,822
Mitchell 8.16 3.44. 5 55
Stratford......... •540 415 6 20'