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THE CLINTON 1-01W
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Job work prices ad -Vallee on July
1st, 1013, in ,accordance with
the Huron Co. Press Asso-
ciation Rates.
Office Phone 30 House Phone 05
few days after was apparently ae live,
ly as ever.
Zaeh M.:Callum met with a serious
accident while hitching up his team.
One horse was preceding its mate to
the wagon when it kicked, but un
fortunately landed on Mr. Mc Callum.
Several ribs were broken and one lung
was perforated. He is getting along
as well as could be expected -
The town is full of summer vistors.
In scores of schools in Huron county
as many as six to eight in some town
ships, salaries continue to rise.
Hay cutting is becoming general.
"clover and alfalfa are good crops, but,
timothy is light, although better
than last year by a good deal
Fall wheat harvest will commence
next week in various places- The crop
is good. All spring grain is.coming on
well
Among recent deaths are those of
David Taylor, ot Lire)/ township, and
Mrs, Killington of Morris Township.
Both were o!d residents and highly
esteemed.
Miss Gertrude Ross is home for a
vacation from Prince Albert. She
will return to her school at the close
of the holidays. '
Miss Stella Stubbs, of Calgary, is
here on a visit to relatives and old
friends. She was a former resident.
The Misses Beuoit, of Montreal, are
guests of Mrs, (Rev.) Page, thier sis
ter in Brimele,
Imeaosossesembesseemmemm
District News.
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'Jensen
Miss Sheritt daughter 04 Mr. John
Sheritt ex -M, P.P. for Parkhill very
kindly name sover tcatensall last
Thursday evening ,and addressed
the .girls of the McGregor 'Circle
Carmel Presbyterian Church,. Miss
Sheritt expects to sath for China in
October next,as aMissioa3ary sent
by the Methodist church. She is a
pleasing earnest sneaker and made
a, great impression ion those 'who
heard her.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rossof ,Cleve-
land Ohio have been visiting Mr.
Ross's sister Mrs., D. B. McLean.
The contractors, H. Soldan and
T. Welsh, have commenced to exca-
vate for the, furnace basement and
foundation of the new town hall
They intend; -pushing the erection
along as quickly as possible,
Dr, W. J. Neelands, 0.1). Ss, 'wife
and little daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
Roe and little daughter, of Evert
Mich., have beenthe guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. iNeelan'ils.
3liss Vera Welsh of Toronto, for-
merly of Hensall, is spending as few
weeks with relatives here.
James Johnston, who left here
for the West some three years ago
has xeturned. to Heirthall with his
wife and family and intend making
their home here.
' One of the ',old time residents,
. Robt. MeHordie, of (London;
called on old friends there recently.
Miss McDonell of Exeter, is vis-
iting her brother, Mr. C. 'A, Mc-
Donell.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
ltraSSeIS
A young lad named Archer Grewar
received quite a pinch at the G.T. R.
depot the other day. He had been
for a ride OD the dray, had jumped oil
at the back of the rig and was caught
between the dray and freight lama;
pla.tfoein, as the former was beins
backed into place to load up' Stream,
to say, outside of a bad scalp cut he
appeared to be little the worse, and a
bilk Boy
as Net
Expected t Live
Is taken Sick with Diarrhoea
They Were 30 Miles From a Doctor
SO'GOT
DR. FOWLER'S
Extreict Of
WILD STRAWBERRY,
Which Cured Him
Mrs, Fred Schopff, Pennant, Sask.,
writes:-" I used Dr. Fowler's Extract
ef Wild Strawberry when my little boy
was not expected to live. We were thirty
niles from a doctor, When the little
'ellow took sick with Diarrhoea. He at
first would sleep nearly all day, and at
light woulcl be in pain, and would have
passage every five Or ten minutes. This
vent on day and night until he began to
mss blood. 1 gave him " Dr. Fewler's,"
hut without any good effect at first, so
: began to give him a larger dose, and
Qua he began to get relief. It was
he only medicine I had in the house at
he tirne, and I always keep it now for
aside of three days my boy was out play-
ag, and was as well as ever."
This grand remedy has been on the
Canadian tnarket for nearly seventy
years, end is without a doubt, the best
known remedy for all Bowel Complaints.
Refuse to take any other preparation
when you ask for `1Dr. Bowler's."
There is nothing else that ean be
"JUST AS COOD."
Price, 35 cents.'q'
See that the name Of The T, Milburn
Co., Limited, appears on tile wrapper.
•
The family reined for Coughs rind Colds.
Small dose. Small bottle. Best since 1870.
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wcrds make a line
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Apprehensive.
A customer had ordered lunch in a
restaurant at 2 o'clock. He waited
half an hour without result.
"Waiter!" he called out "What time
do you dose?"
"Half past 6, sir."
With deep concern in his voice the
customer said, "You are not going to
lock me in, are you?" -Brooklyn Eagle.
A Deficient Fad.
"So you don't approve of this danc-
ing craze?"
"The only thing I have against it,"
replied Mr. Growcher, "is that it
doesn't go far enough. It hasn't yet en-
abled a man to get up in the morning
and go tangoing to work with the same
elastic step Jie displayed the night be-
fore." -Yonkers Star.
Criticising Father.
"Father used to have to hurry
through his work in order to get to the
golf links in the afternoon," said May-
mie.
"Yes," replied Maude, "and now he
has to hurry away from the dancing
party in order to get his breakfast and
go to work in the morning." -Washing-
ton Star.
Newest Notes of Science •
• COMPILED FOR THE NEW ]ORA Rl3lATIERS.
A acetylene burner used with or cob easier ancinleater a New jersey
clinary, coal gas Will give a hot man has invented: alonife 'With non-'
i'lanie 110r smoJcleritug .almelst eq- cave teeth to.loosenthe kerntals.
ual to.a blowl pipe .' In -'rebuilditog ,a? church ;spire 'in
(Dhe .water of the Swiss city of England recently a 15, horsepower
Basel (Iis 50 .injurions to)teeth tbat electric inotort dlcl •the work
• apitimeipal dental cilnic hes been elk Men at about onoetwentitetb the
established. tost
1.13y pressing lat.spring at one end 1tAt0ectional suit easel is ' a nevel
of Anew suspending device for 'ty permitting the use of onVy as
electric lights it can be raised. or I many parts as may besnPeded to
• loweret1 twLlI.hold the,larticles that are to be
Wrench road builders are experi 1 carried.
Inejuting bvitkal mixture? (Alton fi Expert4 have figured that Ecuac-
bres sand and cement as atop (less dor try the application of scientific
ling for highways. methods could increase its present
eye cup has beeed which applies 'a lotion tit? For the. housewife there has been
A cloublel nunvent agricatral yieldtby 150 per cent.
both eyeq at once as a rubber Invented la set of three reeeisuring
bulb at one side is pressed, spoons ol,difierent sizes hastened
A. steam. driven street sprinkling togetheat atlhe handles trill a
cart, thetank of1whichf parries rivet.
1000 'gallons of water has been With ta yearly? at erage tempera
brought out in. En(glancl, Wye below: zero, Verkoyansek,
c.,and id bellutg .built put to seta northeastern,. Siberia is beltieveldto
fromthemouths of the Mississippi be the? coldest inhabited place ?in,
river at an estimated average rate the world.
of 300 feet a year, • A Kansas farmer has built a wat
The French . army has several es for supplying Ms entire farm on
automobiles equipped .as field hos top loe.a.sild, the whole structure
pitais wherein surgical operationti being made nfIrelp forced e?on-
and: X. -ray work istpoksible, crate.
• Am inWentor has brought outa Australia avoids orphan asylums
dust pan with a wire loop attached by sending parentless children to
to the handle fell' hanging it and a private homes 'which are paid for
broom. together on ava1l, their care until they are 14 years
English paint manufactures have old, ,
fund oil made from seeds Of An Ordinary electric push button
Brazilian rubber trees an accept- coo' be used? as a 1 oor push by
able substitute for linseed oil. kaOlultItileg ill under .alloor end us
That skin cancers can be mired sing along nail through the floor
by the sun's rays focused through to tpress it,
ain ordinnryt magnifyng glass a
The supreme court of Panama
the claims of a New York
A noisefeati bowlituna 'alley is a has sustained a recent law whore
Frencht novelty ,one laving been by. the government reserves owner
invented itt Paris in which the ship inmetal mins and desposits
clash of falling pimp is silencedof coal and oil- •
Official figures but recently coin -
Anew' attachment f or motorcyles pleted show( that the rn,etallic zinc
is an electric gen(erator thattprov procauntton ofthei :United , Stirtes
ides lightning and ignition and al. last year exceeds all former rec
so servea to start 'the Motor. ords.
Of Engish invention is anew °en There are nearly 228,000 pleasure
trifugal pump directly connected cars nearly 180,000 motorcycles and
to nafeleztrie motor that rime eq 18more than 19,000 commercial mot
;Daily avell irrbr out of;water. or vehicles registered h.). the United
To make eating loom from' the Kingdom.
She Had, Her Suspicion.
Mrs. Styles -john, I wish you wottld
take me to the opera tonight.
Mr. Styles -I can't, dear. I have an
engageraent to go and see "Julius Cae-
sar." '
"John, I do hope that isn't one of
those men you played poker with the
other night!"--Yonkein Statesman.
Extenuating Circumstances.
Seedy Boarder -Haw! Yon -haw -
may not believe It, don't you know,
Polly, but I was born with a -haw -
silver spoon in my mouth.
Polly -Well, fancy! An' me an'
mother thought you spoke like that on
purpose. -Sydney Bulletin.
This Labor Saving Age,
"Bjones is going to get rich."
"What's he done to deserve such a
fate?"
"Invented a soup spoon with a month
harmonlcon attachment to do away
with cabaret shows." -- Philadelphia
Ledger.
CASTORIA
• For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
- COURTESIES OF WAR.
Christmas Boxes the Boers Dropped
Among the English.
When the Boers advanced on. Lady-
smith in the Transvaal war the late
Melton Prior was one of the twenty
newspaper correspondents who threw
in their lot with the English army in-
stead of making the' hurried retreat
that was still possible. In his book,
"Campaigns of a War Correspondent,"
he tells many Interesting incidents of
the siege.
The enemy succeeded in placing thir-
ty-two guns on the heights above the
town and kept up such au incessant
fire that the troops and -civilians were
soon engaged in digging bomb proof
shelters. in a short time they learned
to distinguish the different Boer guns
by their sound and gave them amusing
names. Three of the large ones they
called "Long Tom," "Puffing Billy"
and "Weary Willie." Then there was
"Silent Susan," so named because the
bursting of a shell was the Orst warn-
ing we got that it had been fired.
"Bloody 'Mary," as you may suppose,
was looked upon as a beast of a gun.
In spite of the havoc that the can-
non worked, the soldiers soon grew ac-
customed to the shelliug. One day the
Second Gordon highlanders were play-
ing football, when n shell plumped in
among thein, Fortunately, no one was
hit and they went on playing. The
Boera were so Interested, apparently,
that they gave up tiring and actually
sat on the edge of the hills, watching
the game. Then. when it was all over,
the firing started afresh.
But this was not the only courtesy
the enemy showed. Ou Christmas day
they saluted the happy morn by salvos
of shells. The first two that fell into
the camps of the care bineers and the
imperial Light horse did not burst.
When the shells were picked up it was
found that wooden plugs had been in -
sorted in place of the fuses. and insid0.
the shells were plum puddings. On the
outside were the words, "With the
compliinents of the season."
6111•12M=111.811•ONNIMOIP
affairs, and concluded with tee words,
"We. owe the salvation of Europe to
one man alone." "Before he gave me
time to blush," said the duke, "he put
his band on his heart and continued,
sro me.'"
GOOD PIE CRUST.
uveeu 'in -canny: not :laciest iitieravarti.
coceznst, elna In elintly.-
by• this recipe: 011e eoeualiut: 005
and oile-half aeueds eta nialated •suff-
11r. Plit ruga s a nd in 1 I k LLI eeeriatuil
, together, heat slowly until the 51:01L' 10
inelt'C'd, tile!) 0011: lire ,milatifes; ' 'lldd
Secret Lies In Having Pastry Cold and
Oven Hot.
When making pie crust one must use
the best lard, butter and sifted pastry
flour. If possible have a marble slab
for rolling out Have the butter, lard
and water as cold as possible, handle
as little as possible, work quickly and
keep the crust cold until it goes into
the oven. All crust Is greatly improv-
ed if mixed and placed in a bowl di-
rectly on the ice for five or six hours
before using. The true secret of good
crust is to have 1t icy cold and the
oven very hot when the pie is first put
into it.
For one ordinary pie with an upper
and a lower crust, use six tablespoon-
fuls of sifted flourone-halE teaspoon-
ful of salt. one generous tablespoonful
of lard and a scant tablespoonful of
butter, with sufficient ice water to hold
the paste together, Sift the flour and
salt together, and with a double chop-
ping knife chop in the ice cold lard and
butter. Do not mix with the angers.
Chop thoroughly until the flour resent.
bles coarse meal; then very gradually
add the ice water and mix with a
wooden spoon to a paste that is not
crumbly, but sticks together without
adhering to the sides of the bowl. Now
cover with a slightly damp napkin and
set on the ice for four or five hours.
When ready to make the pie divide the
crust exactly in two with a sharp
knife, dust the board and rolling pin
lightly with flour to prevent sticking,
but use no more flour than is absolute-
ly necessary. Roll the crust out quick-
ly into a. very thin sheet, always roll-
ing away from you and be careful
when you lay the paste in the well
greased pie plate not to stretdh it, but
see that it covers the plate loosely. Al-
ways brush the lower crust over with
a little white of egg to keep the liquid
from the filling from penetrating it.
' Then put in the tilling, wet the pasto
..
around the edge of the pie, fay on the
upper crust, press the edges together
with the tines of a silver fork and
make several vents in the upper crust,
for the steam to escape. Brush over
the top of the pie with a little milk (to
give a good brown color), trim off the
superfluous paste and bake in a very
hot oven. .10 a lower pie crust only is
to be made, as for lemon meringne pie,
use half the recipe and prick the paste
shell across the bottom to keep it from
puffing up.
CANDY RECIPES.
Old and New Ways of Making Sweets
For Children and Grownups.
No matter how much candy one is
able to buy, 50010 10 a pleasure in mat-
cocoanut (geated boil, ten ,.0110.
,ntes Imager and.Stir constantly Lase
vent bMillas. Pellr 011 'buttered plates
and' cut' in 'squares. The eandY wlli
take abont two holirs 10 harden.' When
• coldcut into small squatea.. " • ,
Candied Popcorn.;ut into an iron
kettle, one .tablestioanful or nutter,'
. three tablespoonfuls. of wafer, ope tea -
001)2111; of white pulverized sugas, then
throw In three (Marts ofnieely popped
oorn 5t11 bridkly until the Candy is
evenly •dietributed.ever the corn. Take
the kettle from the lire and stir until
it Is cooled a little and each grain is
crystallized with the sugar and nen.
arate. Be careful not to burn the corn.
Cream Candy. -One pound of manu.
lated sugar, three • tablespoonfuls of
vinegar, one teaspoonful of extract of
lemon, one teaspoonful of cream of tar.
tar. Add a little water to moisten the
sugar and boll until brittle. Put in the
extract and turn out quickly on but
tered plates. When cool pull until
white and cut into squares.
Ice Cream Candy, -Three cupfuls of
sugar, crushed or cut loaf; a little less
than one-half cupful of vinegar, one
and; one-half cupfuls of cold water,
piece of butter the size of a walnut.
Flavor with extract or vanilla. Boil
untilit hardens, then pull until white.
Good Dishwashing Machine.
Dishwashing is still the bugaboo oI
many women. so any device that 01111
assist this part of the work deserves
to be used and used extensively. A
new washer is lust on the market
which has been tested with good re.
sults. The makers claim that it washes
the dishes from the .average family
meal in three minutes. It washes the
silver and glass as well as the dishes,
and, as it uses boiling, water. the dishes
need not be dried. It is imposible til
break a dish with this washer, which
in itself is a wonderful recommenda.
tion. It occupies the same space as a
kitchen chair andas it is on rollers,
can be moved easily from place to
place.
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.ADVERTISING4SMSs. , • .• •
• TherightlItind .of • advertieilag.
•strikea a responsive chord in human
insittureL-tend 'hulnan, nature, is ithe
sande Sn Augoat ae • ISI December.
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ew Telephone,:
.Dtrectory...
ua, Make snaving names.
To shave easily and save the
blades of safety razors, leave a pleas-
ant feel on the face and make all
razors take less stropping, adopt the
following plan:
Lather the face well and wash off
the lather. That gets rid of all dust.
Then with a small brush work into
the skin a little vaseline, and without
removing this relather the face well,
and then shave. Tho first day or two
the plan does not seem so successful,
bat after that the advantages are
very marked. -London Field.
Changed the Bidding.
Some excitement was caused at
• Chrlstie's recently by the peculinr
nll-
ture of the bidding for a Rembrandt
portrait It is 0 pieture of no old emu
in a dark dress trimmed with fur on a
panel, and the 'first bid was only 121.
No one -seemed anxious to secure It at
lirat, and the 11111130 IIIVII need ery
slowly to :1190 10s. At ilea iigine the
ham tner was about to fall when a
newcomer suddenly hurried into the
salesroom and oh'ered a higher hid.
Comp:et:Rion 115 013(0 set in. mid by rap-
id bids the price was carr06 up to
1992 10s.. when it 01111 10 Mr, ilertuttin.
-inn dim A imwerd„
THE CRUSH OF WORLDS.
It Will Come When the Solar System
Falls Into the Sun.
The whole of the present solar sys-
tem is ultimately to fall into the sun,
causing an explosion that may result
In a new solar system, Such is the
theory put forward In the Journal of
Natural Science by Professor Philip
Fauth, a well known astronomer,
whose reputation has rested principal-
ly upon his researches into conditions
on the moon.
The novel feature of Dr. Fauth's
theory is that it is based upon the stip-
position that a great part of the known
solar system, including especially the
planets Jupiter, Uranus and Saturn,
are not composed of mineral matter at
all, but are tremendous masses of ice,
or balls of ice surrounding a mineral
kernel. Furthermore, he declares, a
part of what is now known as the
Milky way Ls not mineral or gaseous,
but "a ring of ice dust," masses of
particles of ice suspended in space, the
outer planets receiving a constant ad-
dition to their ice mass from this
source.
Professor Fauth declares that the
world already at some remote period
has bad a similar experience, resulting
in the death of nearly all animate na-
ture, and that all species of life as we
know it have arisen since then. Even-
tually the planets swinging through
their narrowing orbits will fall into the
sun, causing a new explosion and per-
haps the birth of a new solar system,
but for thousands of years before that
time all life, dither on earth or else-
where, will have disappeared, -New
York Sun.
His Cnceit.;
Abbe Pradt, a minor light of Na.
poleon's time, was a most conceited
man. The Duke of Wellington met him,
in Paris at a dinner given in honor of
himself. The abbe made a long ora-
tion. chiefly on the state of nollUcal
Ing certain varieties of sweets 115 00)110
Besides. the lanue lIL1111l101105111eCI prod-
uct Is much cheaper 13)01 miser than
the 'kinds purchased in the shopsfor
small sutra of inones.
When ma hti ng n tly gra 111111Ited nngn
is preferable. t2i111dy .50011101 35
stirred while bellingand 11111 13) id' ta1.
tar should :sat be :111ded until the 1301131.
begins to boll. Reiter Idtouid. he 11111
1(1 3511e15 the .01 Li(I) 11 I 1111,181, 11(111i.'
lire (WM ' 11113 ((33
The Bell Telephone, Company of
Canada 1010011 to print ai new
issue oS its Official Telephone Di-
rectory for the/District of
• ; Western Ontario
Tarties Who pontemplate be-
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wish changes; io their present en-
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The Bell Telephone Comb
For Sale by Auction
The ;undersigned has been in-
structed to sell by public auction.
on Saturday, August 1st, at 2.30
p.m., ot Clinton; A good, well-
built cottage containing parlor,
dining rooni, three bedrooms, kit-
chen and pantries, and a good
veman.dah--one half glassed in -
and other half open, also stone
cellar with !Cement floor under
entire house, good .large !cement
cistern, and good new furnace in-
stalled last summer, electric light
in every room and cellar. tJ'own
whitely io lathe ;mama -feted. Adjoin-
ing same are three acres of tang
in good state ef,oultivation, and
about two acres of pasture, in-
cluding orchard containing a good
variety of'; apples plum, Meads,
cherry andpear trees tot bearings
also good 50 -foot bank balsa-icon-
tailnitt(g' box stall for horse, two
cow stables, land accommodation
for pigs, chickens and. roots, ;loci
is equipped with three large meta
lined grain bins There is also sit-
uated on the property, 1111 good
gnavel and sand pit which would
yield a good revenues There will
also be offered for sale at the same
time an•d place -1 light wagon, a
heavy wagon, cutter, open buggy
pair bob sleighs, pair harroays, a
dingle plow, scuffles, wagon (tongue
a Daisy, churn No, 2, mangle pulper
chaff cutter, set single liarr(ess, 21
hens, good Layers, Riainm,ber of
good cedar 5 (anchor poste and
square timbers, wbeelbarrow, The
property is situated on 0:Orth end
of William Street and 1aeing Re-
creation Park, and is well adapted
for chicken Immo
W. H. wArrs, T. GUNDIS,Y,
Proprietor Auctioneer
pally of Canada
CLUBBING RATES
New Era and Daily Globe $1.50
Now Era and Daily Mail, and
Empire
NOW Era and Daily World
New Era and Daily News
New Era and Daily Star
NOW Era and Family Herald
• and Weekly Star
New Era and Weekly Witness
Neen Elsa and Nostheito Mes-
senger . 1,60
Naw Era and Caeadian Farm 1.56
Now Era and Parmer's Sun- 1,85
NOW Era and IDaily Free
Press, meson n g 3.35
Nosy Iliea\-90dinivtaily Free 2.85
• New Era and 1, eeddy Free
Preis( 1.86
1 Now Era and Daily Advertiser 2.85
lew Era and Weekly Adver-
o tiser , 1.60
iew Era and Faun and Dairy 1.85
q ow Era and 'Farmer's Advo-
cate 2.36
1.60
3.35
2,36
2.36
1.85
1..85
misigsmost
WANTED
A reliable man of good address and
ability to act as our representative in
the County of Huron. A splendid
opening and permanent position for
the right man.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Nurserymen, Toronto, Ont
Private Kindergarten
1 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. The class will be held in the
afternoon between the hours of 1.30
and 4.p m. Terms Sia month. Apply
' HAZEL O'NEIL,
Ontario Street
Boar For Service
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EAL ESTATE ANI) INSURANCE,
, of Li .
Iesuer Marriage censes, -•
• HuroniSts, Clinton, '•
Having purchased from Mr. George
Dale of liinburn. his Tamworth bog
f will keep the same for service at lot
23, 3rd con. of Oullett. Terms al 09 at
time of service with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. 1
L. TYNDALL
Rooms to Let
1.-4.1•••=1
The rooms shove feed store, opposite
Shemin, Albert Street, Six nice airy
rooms, front entrance, soft water and
town water inside. Reasonable terms,
Phone 192. .
W. EVANS
Fault for Sale
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Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial a,nd Real Estate,
INSHRANCE,AGENT-Itearesen ing 1171reIm
suraace Comparties.:
• Division Court OffiCe.
The Executors of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres, eat
hall of lot 28, eon. 6, Rullett. A first
class farm, well watered and improved
land with good buildings. A good ox.
chard and 7 acres Of bUSil. A.pplytto
R. J. Soullicornhe on the: premisesnor
Olinton Postollice,
DRI• q. W. THOISPSOIll
Physician, Surgeon. Etc
soecial attention given to diseases of )be
Eye. Ear. Throat, and Nose. ,
Byes (dully ';„ %mined, and suitable glasses,
prescribed.
, Mae and Residence.
Two dors west of the Commercial Illote
• Huron 85.
DRS. GIINAI and G A lallER
Dr. W. Gunn, 0.0, 0, P., I.. E. 0. 8.. Edisa
Dr J. 0, Candler. B.A. MX.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight cells at residence. Rattenhari'St„
or at hospital
D. J.,W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
cconcheur. etc., odice and reodence on
teninnw 81 onoosite W. Ferran's residence.
DR. F. 13. AXON
DENTIST
r.gCrown and Bridge -Work a Specialty.;
Graduate of C.C.D.S..1, Chicago. and R.O.D.B
Toronto.
'Mayfield on'Illondays, Mar let to I)ceemb
DR. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special oars taken to make dental treat
ment s painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auction se'
GODERIOH ONT
• katrr, stosn sales a special/. Olden of
NEW Etta orhee, Clinton, pa= t.y untended
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' ettle note
discounted!
Drs. Geo„ tt R. E. Whitley
Heinemann
Osteopathic Phy.
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 ct 3IcLEOD
Were now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover,
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Earley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid fox. Hay
and all Grains.
FORD & MAUD
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Small Advls, Always Pays
G. D. McTaggart M. 1). MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Banking Essineas
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts honed. Interest allowed
deposits
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Perm and Isolated Town Prope
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Sear orth,
Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderiels.
T E, Hays, Sec.-Treas., SeafortIN ;
DIRECTORS.
Jae, Connelly, Holmesville , John
Watt, Oarlock; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
MeGregoasSeaforth ; 3. Evans.
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Beachwood, G. Grieve, Winthrop
J 13ennewels, Brodhagen ; 31. Mc -
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses 10 his own district.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Oarlock ; Ed. flinch-.
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
raondville; W. Yeo, Bolmesvilleb
Payments, may be „made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, os
R. H. Cult, Goderieh.
JACOB TAYLOR
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Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
• Real estate bought and sold
• Money to loan
Office Issas. Street, next door to New
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Grand Trun1(Railway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North Passenger
depart • 8,30a m 4,40 p ro
London,
BOsxnettrear1.1 ...... . . ...... 99:3344 5.48
Kippen 10.01 6,11
Hensel' 9.55 6.05
Botiuncteofineld
11.00 6.35
19.09 6.19
Blyth 11.27 7 00 )
Londesboro ..... 11.18 6.52
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Wingharn, arrive11.54 7.35
South 676...805liaasmsen333g...54430e.6 p
BOIriuncteofineya .. II
LBBWoleyil;gtdheahsvabemo ; o depart,. ... . . . : 7 .1 3 404
8,10 4,23 -
8.27 4.19
KHei Pirseelill" 8.41 4,52
8.85 4.47
Exeter
Centralia 8.54 5.05
9.04 5.15
London, arrive.-- 10,00 6.10
Buffalo and Goderich
Wee Passenger
am pm pm pm
Stratford 10.00 12.30 5.25 10.25
1VoSieltiatufetollitillii 10.45 1.20 6.18 11.11
10.22 12.55 5.55 10.49
11.07 1,35 6.40 11,28
Holinessille 11.16 1,48 646 11.38
I3oderich 11-85 2.00 7.05 11.55
East Passenger
p. Xr1 &) ..11).
Goderich
Holmesville . 7:22 2:52 5,11'6
Clinton 7,32 3,03 5.15
Seatorth* 7.51 3.21 5.32
Mitchell 8.16 8,44 555
Stratford...-. .. 8 40 4153 020
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