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Thi C/it i n lY�w Era
Thursday, August- 20th, 1014.
PAGE TWO.
Page Has Newsy Items.
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Try us for Job Work in all
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▪ Atrial will convince you•
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thatwe know der '
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ditorial,'
ern rents,
Stansteal recorded a splendid
victory for the Canada ,T'emperl-
woes Aet on, August 5th. '
Our own, E. Norman Lewis, M. P.
for ;West 'Huron, should not , be
overlooked if 'the British Admiral
ty wants. a BIM 'to place before the
unlast. •
The Canadian Forestry Conven-
• titin, •tvihaich utas, to be held in lE,aIi
Ajax, from September 1 to 4„ has
been indefinitely postponed oa ac, -
count of the avian,
Dominion Prarliament should
make short work of the present ses
sign- It fel no; time to scrap. Our
,advice, to the M P,'s is get down
to business at once, draw your! pay
and get ,hare as soon as possible.
Bully fon the Belgilana ! Whoever
put the B into Belgium .smtade a
good job of it. They know blow to
Make progress In time of peace
laud also( howl to "sting" when
home and Illative land require de-
fence.
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Lord Kitchener, Lord Roberts
:and Sin John French is at•trio that
arty aartioi might be proud of,t as
British subjects are. They have
Made good Nn deeds as well as
words and, our military leadership
is satfe Ire their hands.
Those "bow eblasers" on, the Brit-
ish menfof wlai de la job( oft "tick-
ling" that is not enjoyed very
much by the fellow ahead. The
alms is generally straight enough
to assure the enemy that experts
are doing the handling.
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Amti-Tempepanlce people will
.have a good tchatnee now to charge
up tor, Temperance folk the inter-
ruption to business paused by the
European war. It wilt be just as
sensible as many another argument
The Orillia Times says ; 'Abolish
the bar" revue will mever•be settled
until the bar is abolished",' We
believe this( abatement is correct)
Now that the,eleetion recounts
fare a thing of( the past the menet
turnis the•:lection Courts. If! the
Latter don't racconiplish more than
past history records there will, be
a pile oft (good money spent and
very little to show for it, An elec-
tion (slaw-off'as often more crooked
than the, charges chalked sip
against the candidates for the• diis-
puted honor.
Unpronlouncable almost as many
of the names. in connection with
the. war mew in progress are, it, is
remarkable how quickly they be-
come familiar to the great majority
showing whlat may be accomplish-
ed when folk' set about it. Leven
the kiddies learn geography with
,an alacrity that is.tsumprisimg,i It
costs somebody to pile of money
burnishing the, object lessons.
• Oaf -nada ifs giving aa,' Clime exhibi-
tion of loyalty to the Mo't(herl'anfr
int the time) of trouble. John Bull's
children cheerfully( respond to. any
thing they den do when ItheeBrit-
i•sh Empire is menaced In Vol•un-
teerIng for military, servilee 1000
elan could be easily obtained for •
every one that webe perunitted War line up Italy Next?
to(go, Enithusilasm is' a geode fea-
ture but a, sensible,plan and pro-
Britain's Declaration Against
gram of work fs; lalso essential to
the best results.
SUNBURN,
BLISTER.S;
SORE FEET.
,Everybody now admits
Zam-Buk best for these.
Let. it. give YOU ease
and comfort.
[, Dern+sts red Sher eceersh.,f
m-ult.
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eDlat
The 'New'Era Weleomse the Mod -
elites` to Clinton and hopes the
terve will be most ple,asantt and
profitable,. A feather is deserved
In. Clinton's hat ,oVer the interest
usually mani'fes'ted in the young
people war:, :temporarily make their
home with. us: We expect this
term will be no exception to the
established rule, The young folk
will be met .by capable instructors
and 'If the sduden:ts buckle into elle
course laid ;down there will,'be few
regrets when, the finial exam', is
numbered with the past.
We believe the Flail Fairs, the
Fanners,' and Women's Institutes
,and otther 'gatherir gs with the
public good as their prime object
should de vote enere time to demon
strations'and processes. There is
no better way of 'giving instruc-
tion 'and the financial results of
sudh class of work would prove
that it was worth while. This is
a practical age. Our opin•ionlitsthat
the so-called "Travelling Dairy"
did more to make good butter ma-
I4ers than all the speefrJhfeafyintg
clone before or limpet The Wo-
man's Institute; is gradually grow -
emonstratioh busi-
ness, more power to them,
Servia Makes. an
Even Dozen,
!Grand Lodge
With an even dozen der�srations of
war in Europe since July 28, the great
powers of the Continent are to day
aligned in the conflict as follow: -
Germany. -At war with France,.
Belgium, England, Russia, and. Mon-
tenegro.
France. -At war weir Germany and
Austria.
Britain. -At war with Germany and
Austria ,
Austria. -At war with Servia. Rus-
sia. Montenegro, England, and France
Russia, -At war with Germany and
Austria.
Belgium. -At war with Germany,
Montenegro. -At war with Get many
and Austria.
If the so -culled( Heathen Nations
come to the conclusion that preach
ling and Ipraetice of so-called Chris
tilaia
countries is a long distance
apart there meed be no surprise.
Evidently the long to be desired
retigta of "Pewee ont Barth, good-
will toward lanen," has not yet ar- 4
rived. It's iv cautions )what trouble
one m,onlarehl eau stir up when he
gens but -of bed on the wrong side.
We *hope a speedy termination to
the great( conflict will soon, be -at
hand and('that good results may 1
accrue afterf the tremendous sacri-
fice of life end property, We
doubt not that there will be great-
er surprises than, Iaave been in the
present struggle. 'Thel !nation that
' precipitates wan when the outlook
for peace is favorable should be
nilade "settle" with an !emphasis
thatt W'ouldt never be forgotten(
while the country survives, Humlan
life is Diet somethln{g that should
be trifled with. If the straying of
, one Man by ,his neighbor calls for
ven,gereanae What ,about the nation
that slaughters, by the million/
,Wood's Phospholine,
The Great English Bemedy.
Tones and invigorates the whole
nervous system, makes new Blood
in old Veins, Cures Neruono
Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Despon-
dency, Loss of Energy, Palpitation of the
Heart, Failing Memory, Price 81 per box, six
for 85.• One wdlplease, six will eurim Sold by all
druggists or mailed in plain pkg. on receipt of
price. New pamphlet mailed free. THE WOOD
MEDICINE CO..TORONTO.ONT. (Former': Wladur.)
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• WITH THE CHURCHES. •
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WESLEY CRURCH.
The pastor will preach next Sunday.
Last Sunday the pastor took as his
subject "Trust and Patience" and in
the evening "Measure for Measure,"
The rnale quartette sang "When the
Weary Seeking Rest" at the evening
service.
a WILLIS CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Turner of Blyth, will occu-
py the pulpit the next two Sundays.
The induction of Rev, blr. Harper
will be heid on Thursday evening, Sep
tember 3rd, •
The new pastor will conduct services
on the first Sunday of September.
Miss Resume of London, sang "Still,
Still with Thee' by Speaks, last Sun-
day morning.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Rev. C. 11 Jeakins, of Brantford,
will preach next Sunday morning and
evening.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH
I Rev, Kenneth Beaton, of Toronto,
and Mr. 0. S. Hawke assisted the
pastor last Sunday. In the evening
the pastor's sermon dealt with the
European war, A large audience was
present.
The church auditorium;:will beers
opened with appropriate services on
Sunday next. There will be special
music in which the choir will be assist-
ed by Mr, Will Ja Harland,
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NEW% WINDOW SIGN,
The A,tO. F. Lodge has had their
Initials ands lodge number painted
on. ont:folthe lodge windows over
the 1VIolsonBalnlee •
TIIEWAR
THE Shutting off of imports from
Continental Europe into Canada
due to the War,g ives many home
industries an unexampled oppor-
tunity for immense and immediate
development.
Canada will prosper at the
expense of Continental Europe.
Thus is not a time in Canada
for repining on the part of the
business man. We ' must be
careful, even frugal, but we
must also be, bold,
Victory is to him who has courage
ofI0.ELF
The business' session of the I.O. officers hand. the preseetation of a
O.F. Greed Lodge opened .atthe . P. G. Ma jewel to the retiring
LO.O.F, Temple last-l'hursday"at, Grand Mater,- P.T. Couplanjd, the
Toronto 'with, Grand Masher Coup- Grand Lodge closed its session','
land presiding,
The report of the Grand Master
shows that name new lodges were in
sti'tuted during the year, snaking
401 lodges now le the juris0lict:ion
with amem'bershhip of 53,679 During
the year 1913 the sum, of $172.,ele,
71 Was paid out in relief.
The report oft the hoeue balled
shows there are thirteen, male, itr=
mates. and eight children in It(he
Home. The cosh of the new addit
eon irat the Home was$21,477,20
A motion by Represenplaitive Black'-
eby and Past Grand Master-alvan-
son that the Grand Lodge appro-
priate 31,000 to assist in frill nig• out+
the hospital ship ,now being u;
nan.gedfor by the women of Canada.
for s rvieeh intim ;molar, was' unani-
mously zed enithusmastically adopt
ed� the tintauirce Committee ap-
proving of statue( and their report.
beitng adopted.
'The Committee on larva o,f.aub-
ordinates reported that they had
approved of eighty-five sets al
menu bylaws, from diefereni lodges.
Reference was made to the fact that
it is compulsory for lodges to have
alconitir.Vge•nt fund.
The Rebekah Degree ceploi'.tedl
that ilifteen, new lodges haul been.
added This year; there was -en in-
crease of eel iamembership, mak-
ing the present meinberahip 10,417.
The 0,F.R.A, Committee reported
a membership in the association of
26,512; a'n•imerease in The reserve
hued during,.,tho year :.4'3158,292,
making a reserve) on July 1st of 31,
342,838. lt was also t.rn(nhouneed
that the assessment ofaniy mem-
ber iiia the, relief takiaeg part in the
war would, not be inlcreased. The
I ecogaition of the association by
the Grand Lodge was confiilnueu,
East Grand Sire Campbell was
contrnllred as historiographer, anu
,$500 wee set epart'for expenses i•
connection with the securing of
data for the history of the order.
The election of officers resulted
es foilows -brand blaster, D.M 1V1c-
1intyre or Toronto ; Deputy Grand
3fllaster, L.B. Cooper of Belleville;
Grand Secrercary, W. J. tvlcCormack
'foroato Grand ilepresentative, F
S. Evanson of Prescott; Grand
Warden, S.C. (Parks of Tononito;
Auditor , Henry Clark of Elora ;
Trustees of flome Board F.S. Evan -
Sun 01 Prescott anld R.R. Brett of
Essex.
The Committee on Appeals refer -
ed the Appeal of the General Be -
ltd Boierci of Calgary Alberta,
against Chesterviile Lodge, to the
incoming Grand, Master.
The. Committee an i iiterprovin-
cilai relations was reappointed to
cuutiuwe their work,
S.A. Poplesllane, P,G,M., resigned
as Grand ltepresmeta live to Dove
reign -Grant( Lodge, and (James
Ulmer P,�i.1yI„ was eler-,tetd ,indvs
stead,
lin the drill competition for the
Patriarchs avl heelie Cank'ou 'Pron•.-
tier• Line , 100.2, of vV:k c1sor, won
First prize.
The Committee on Districts plac-
ed 'hie new 4oageis inr, xistricis,es
follows; Massey is. Sudbury, :No.4
Gsgoode,' in n.emix villa. 1V0. SJ
1m airview, in 1 oronlco, ',No 10 B
longe in Toronto, 1vo,�19A; Sioux
Lookout, im, Lake of (the Woods
00. 49; ennaays:ide id 'loronto, 1Vu
190 ;Greenwood in Toronto, N•o.19
A ; lia'mlvltom, in Hamilton, No. 9
Mohawk in brunt, w 0. 10. The
commit tee redistrabutett Taranto
districts, Making six new districts
Renfrew districts was divided and
per request, )Into Lareuie ancl,iRen-
Irew districts. Lucklnow was trams
feared from Weigh= to iierviel
district; aallaxvifle, Russel and
Vanleek louge-t were ,trai sferged.
from Kempf vele to Ottawa dis-
trict,
Stratford was chosen as the place
of meeting for next year.
The ame�ndmei:(J to the constitu-
tion of subordinates ,fixing the .min
Imam fee ,for ariation anu(degrees
at ,$151 for cities front 50,000 to 100,
000 was fail over till next year,
A new clai se,, 00 A, r•e(sicic. benle-
flts was 'adopted as follows;
"Every member on the sick list
shall,xurnislr,'to the lodge a,medie
cal certrfi_ate' as to his physical
condition tat. least every three
months, otherwise{ his illnbss shall
be considered tel '
'tmu:%4'ttld and
benefits shall cease."
The representatives; ito the Sov-
ereign Grand' Lodge :'were instruct
ed 'to support an 'clmensdment to
the constitution do reduce hei,age
limit for admission to the orders $0
eighteen Years.
A resolution was adopted that
when' a decision is(renuered by
the ,Gnanid 'Master, IA which a
lodge Is affected, the ,Grand Sec-
eret,ary shall,;'' without delay,,certi-
fy to Ipame, sec! so ;Motley the
lodges affected.
The following officers were ins
.stalled for' the coming year ;,G.M.
D. •i& McIntyre, Croronito; D4,G.lM.
L. B.,ICooper, Belleville, G. W S..
C, Parks, Torontto; a. Sec, Willie=
Brooks; G,'Trsas., W.IJ. McCorv-
mac'k; G. Rep. F S• Evanson, Pres-
cott; G. Marshal, W.;"E. Gowlfmg
Ottawa ; ',G. Conductor,' Ie. G. Gra-
hem • Rainy River, ; G. Chaplain,
Rev, N. R. D., Sinclair, Cochramo ;
G..Guardian, .A G.„Bruce, Galt, G.
Herald, James14cDonaId, Tara; G.
Mes:senge=', W. S. Duffin, Sit. Clath-
crines.
The 'following( candidates "" were
no;m.entated for 'Grand, Warden for
next year; C. 'IL ,Ma,n(n, Iiwmilton
Gee. Hermiston Toronto ; Jo'seph
W. Simpson) Slarrma ; E. r 41. Gregory
Wlalkerville ; R. II. James, Oshawa
H. G, Robertson Btarrie; W. J. Haan
niton; Fort .William ; C. J. P,ar,ker,
Bnan,tforcl ; W, IL (Moss, Dundas ; G.
C, Campbell, Niagara Fella; George
Geddes, St, 'Thornas ; A. B. Hm'reil,
Bridgeburg ;' Geor'tge I . ;Zeigler,
Elmira, A T. Lawson', Ottawa; A.
Abraham, Sitratfoed; A. G. Carecad
den, Toronto; G. A. Beatty, Kenora
After the ,installation of the new,
The 33rd Ont
9
to the Frani
Orders for enlistment of volunteers'
to serve in the war reached Col. Wil-
son. commanding officer of the 33rd.
Regi. of Huron, in following terms:
Regulations to govern the raising of
a contingent for overseas services will
be as follows:-
The force will be Imperial and have
the status of British regular troops.
Enrollment Will be voluntary for all
ranks. Physical qualifications will be
height five feet•three inches and over
chest not less than 339 inches; age limit
18 to 45 years. r
In regard to musketry and general
proficiency a high standard will be re-
quired The term of service will be for
the duration of the war,
Other conditions being equal appli-
cants will be selected in the following
order; Unmarried men, married men.
without families, married men with
families. Officers on the reserve and
others with military efficiency, who,
although not belonging to the active
militia, fulfil the foregoing require-
ments are eligible. Senior officers cif
units will, through officers of come
mending companies collect the names
of volunteers, officers, non commis•
sioned officers and men, who should he
medically examined by an Army Medi
cal Corps officer, where available.
Those who weae examined here were
Martin O'Brien
W. J. Britton
lioward A. Sterling
Sam. Caruso
T Hans'ev
W. G. Bezzo
A. B Webb
W. S. Grant
m, George Webber -
C, VV. Hodgson
Word followed from Ottawa that,
Britton, Caruso, Hensley, Bezzo, Webb
and Hodgson were picked to go from
Clinton.3
Test Was A Severe One,
Although a large number of those
who presented themselves for enlist-
ment in the first contingent failed to
pass the required examination, it. does
not necessarily mean that theyare
physically deficient as tne term is
generally understood. They may be
in the very best of health, but the
test to which they are subject is so.
rigid that the least physical blemish
is sufficient to bar them from the
ranks of the accepted. The regula-
tions governing the examination are
sent out from Ottawa and the Local
examiner had no choice tut to carry
them out Many of the applicants
were two small of stature, it being re-
quired that they 1)e 5 feet 3 inches tall
and have a chest measurement of 339
inches. Defective eyesight, unsound
teeth, flat-footedness and even crossed
toes are some of the causes for rejec.
tion. _
That the test is a severe one, there
seems little doubt. Only tne very
flower of youne manhood is being re
lected; men who are well nigh perfect
• specimens, Those who have been
rejected therefore. have suffered no
5 disgrace. and their friends need feel
no alarm for their health.
On Friday morning headed by the
Kittle Band Britton, Bensley. Bezzo,
and O'Brien marched to the station to
entrain for Goderich and Hodgson fol
' lowed later. Caruso. owing to parent
al objection, did not go.
A report from Goderich says: -As
yet Lieutenant Colonel Wilson, of
the Thirty third Regiment who is in
charge of the contingent here has had
no woed yet as to the date of depart
ure but thinks it may be on Thursday
morning. Lieutenant Hodgson of
Clinton and Adams of Wingham will
be in charge and during the last these
or four days they have been putting
their men through stiff drills and now
they are in excellent shape.
NORMANDIE! STABLES
DAMAGED {1T' CLINTON
Fire at 6,30 last Saturday evening
seriously damaged ,the Normandie
Rotel sables. 'It was discovered
the hayloft amd•thjis made a hard.
fight` for the 'firemen who were
prompt in gettin(g fours streams on
the blaze. The roof and side of
side of, the,ad'joinin,g bui;ldiingawere
not tdamaged. A hors e belonging
to Mr. Copeland ldveryman atlBay-
field which had been driven here
by some youngladies was got'out
by chopping a hole in the wall
It was in somewhat bad shape but
iftwill likely live.' Insupasipe of
,'9600 ,on the building islcarried
the, iRlan,dNiin-(hand 'and ,$600 on..
STIR THE LIVER U'
BY THE USE OF
Milburn's Laxa-Liver P IIs.
If the Lrvee Is LAZY, Slow or Tereie it
is necessary to stimulate it by, the use of
a medicine that will clean away all the
waste and poisonous matter from the
system, andprevent, as well as cure
'Constipation, Sick I3eadache, Bilious.
nese, Jaundice, Sour Stomach, tiver
Complaint, andthll sickness arising from.
a disordered condition of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels.
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are a
specific for all these troubles, and have
been used forclose on to twenty years
by mllxny people for these complaints.
Mr. Thomas Duesling, Waterford,
Ont„ writes -" I' was, troubled with
rimy stomach for twenty-five years. I
doctored with doctors in • Canada and
Michigan, but got no relief, There was
a friend in Michigan who advised mete
try your Milburn's T axe -Liver Pills,
and'I did so. ' I now feed like a new man,
and I dan't praise them enough to my,
fellow men.";
Milburn's 'Lasa -Liver Pille are 25
seats per vial or 5 vials for $1.00. ` They
are for sale at all dealers or mailed direct
on receipt of price by The, T. Milburn
Co„ Limited, Termite, Ont.
JACOB TAYLOR
eLINTON '
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and mold
Money to loan
Office Issac -Street, next door to New
Era
contents; in the Merchant. Mr.
Cooper did sot arrive leant Sunday
as hel is{runnling the hptel at Hens
all. ,.
Mouse auli Lots for Sale
A :bargain 11 ;taken at once. A
commodious Mine noon, storey
and admit frame, in good' repair,
stones foundation and teeter. About
three) fourths offal], acre, with a
number of( goold (bearing apple
trees,. Situated' on: east side of
Victoria St., anal next to Doherty
switch. Known as Butler property
Terms to suit Apply on premises
ox to
• -W. IS. DOWNS,
Rattenboa•y Street
Kindergarten School,
1 dm re -commencing my private
Kindergarten an Sept. 1st, in the
little school, fa'cm 9 a.m. to 11.30,
and would 'lake a limited .number
of ,pupils between the ages of 4
an,4 7 years. Tennis 01.00 a mogth
in advance.
HAZEL, O'NEIL
Court el Revision.
Notice is hereby given that a
Court' will be l'eld, pursuant t to
the Voters' List Act, by His
Honour the Judge oe the County
Comrt of ,the County ,0f Huron,
at the Council Chamber, int the
town of -Clinton, on 'Tuesday, ,the
first day of September, 1914, at 9
o'clock a.m. to. hour and determine
complai•ntts of errors amid omissions
in the) Voters' List of the ,Munbc3-
paiilty of Clinton. far 1914.
Deted'at Clintono'thi,s 19ltlh day; of
August; 1914.
, D. L. MACPHERSON,
Town Clerk, Clanton
Executors Safe of Farm
'There will :he •affeted• ,for sale b
public auction, at ,the t awns hall,
Clinton, Oa Sla'tuirday, September
12th, 1914, at 3 o'elo`ck p.m„ the
following lands, viz., Lot 10, Huron
Road concession, (Goderich Town-
ship (excepting G.T.R. right et
way), containing. 156 acres, more
or less. Om the premises are erect-
ed a good 11-2 storey brick house
with kerne kitchen. On,e bank
barn 50x44 fleet with hay bast an-
nexed 28x35 ifeet, end an open shed
33x15 feet, •and ane bank barn 116x
56' feet with atone sttablfr(g There
is also ,goodriencinrg and a plen-
tiful supply 0f water from, wells
and spring creek. The soil is all
arable, wild, in good state of
cultivation; TERMS -10 per cent.
cash, •or equivalent on day of
sidle, balaince on 15th of March,
1915, Ilurther particulars and con-
ditions of ,sale May be had on
application to
Alex Osha'id'esto,n Goderich
John, Iiaithby, Auburn
Executors
ar 'W. Brydone, 'Clinton, Ont,
D. tWattson, ,tluctioneer.
Farill for Sale
135 acres, Lot 36, Can.)), Hullett
A first-class ,farm, well watered;
g•o(od' buildings, hell fenced, 8
acres of young orchard. Also his
100-a;ere farms as the (Base Line,
11-2 miles intern, of Clinton.
Apply to
WALTER MAIR,
Faris for Sale
The Executors of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres, east
half of lot 28, con. 6, Bullett. A first
class tarm, .. ell watered and improved
and with good buildings. A good or.
chard and 7 acres of bush. Apply to
R. J. Southcombe on the; premises, or
Clinton Postoftice;
Drs. Geo, tt M. E. Whitley
Heileman,
Osteopathic Phy1
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Dison dere
!Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattembury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m.
ORD lilcLEO!Q
We'renow 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 Corn
Highest Market. Prices paid for Hay
anti) ail Grains.
FORD & MeLOD
W. BRYDONII.
BARbISTER' SOTLICITOR NOTARY
PU87u10„ ETO
CLANTON
OR0 RLESJ IB. naLB'
Oonneyauce,. Notary; Public,'
Commissioner, etc:
EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
HuronjSt., Clinton.
H. T. RANGE r
Notary Public, Conveyancer,'
Financial and Real Estate.
INSURANCE -AGENT-Representing 14 Fire In
sumacs (companies..
Division Court ,Once.
Medial.
DRI S. W. THOMPSON
Physician. Surgeon, Eto
0055151 attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat,. and Nose.
Lyes elully mined, and suitable, glasses.
prescribed,
Of6ce and Residence.
Iwo doers west of the Commercial Wore
Huron St.
DRS. f.I'1Cl rind CAE11JI IE
Dr. W. Gunn, L. n, C. P,. L. n. C. B.. •EMU
Dr. J. C. dandier. 11..8. 11f,B.
Office- Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night oallo at residence, Rattenbury St.
or at hospital
DR.d. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
ecnncheur, ole„ office and residence on
tenbury St,,. ounosite W. Farrau's residence.
iDR. P. A. AXON
DENTIST'
Crovrn and . Bridge Work a Specialty:
Graduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and R.O,D.5
Toronto,
Bayfield on'alendsys, May let to Dece
DR. 11. FOWLER,.
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'B stele,
Speoite care taken to make dental trent.
men* oe painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auetionler
GOD•ERICH ONT
kat m atom sales a epemalt,,. OtCena all at
NEW ERA office, Clinton, prom, u7 attenese
to. Terme reasonable. Farmers' sale nota
discounted!
G. D, McTaggart 101. D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
RANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLI TUN
General Banking - B ninon
transacted.
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed
deposits -
The McKiliop Mutual
Fire Insurance co.
Perm and Isolated Town Prays
erty Only Insured. 1
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth.
J Connolly, Vice -Pres., Godedeb,,
P E. Hays, Sec. -Treas., Seafoxlth,
DIRECTORS.
Jae. Connelly, 'Hclmesville, John(
Watt, 'Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
F. McGregor, Seaforth; J. Evasr,
Beechwood, J G. Grieve, 'WinthEop
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. Meg
L"wan, Clinton.
Each Director ie Inspector of
losses labile own diatrict.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed. Much-,
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney. Eg',
mondville; :J. W. Yeo, 'Hoimeaville,
Payments may bs,, made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Cliatom, ,or,
R.H. Cu't. Goderich.
Grand TrunkRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart..... 8.30 am 4.40 p.m
Csntralia 9.33 5.43
Exeter 9.44 6.54
Bonsai! 9.55 805
Kippers. 113.01 6.11
Brucefield 19.09 6.19
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Londesboro ' 11.18 8,52.
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 '7.13
Wingbarn, arrive11.51 7.35
South Passenge •
Wingham, depart6.35 a m 3.30 p
Belgrave 6.50 3.44
Blyth
Londesboro 7.041 4.0044
Clinton 8.10 4,23;
Brucefield 8.27 4.89
Kippen 8.35 4.47
Hensail; 8.41 4.52.
Exeter 8,54 5.05
Centralia 9.04 5.15
London, arrive10,00 0.10
Buffalo and Goderich
Wee Passenger
am pm pm
Stratford........10.00 12.80' 5.25 10 225
Mitchell 10.22 12.55 5.55 10.49
Seaforth 10.45 1.20 6.18 11.11
Clinton ...,11.07 1..35 6;40 11,28
Holmesvllle 11,16 1,43 8.46 I1.38
11.35 2.00 7.05 11.55
Passenger
am m
Goderich 7.05 2.35 m 4,50
Holrnesvilie ... 7.22 2.52 5.06
Clinton,.,..,7,32 303 5.15
Seatorth 7.51. 3.21 5.32
NLitchell8.16 3.44 5 55
Stratford 8 40 415 6 20
Goderich
East
Cook's Cotton Root Contoweli
The great Utorino Tonic, and'
only safe. effectual Monthly
Regulator onwidchwomen can
depend. Sold in throe degrees
`Yp of strength -No. 1, $113No,'
`!1 10 degrees stronger, 39; No. 3.
for special cases, 35per boa.
( Bold pby all druggists, or sena
perepaid on receipt of price.
Freoppamphlet. Address: TII
CDOKMEDIOINECO„TOEONTO,051. (formerly Windsor,