The Clinton New Era, 1913-01-09, Page 2T
TO RESTS
.y' r i the Y$nn5 1V'an1a
� iu.AUla la 1?t•C:e Via,. y
Oo., the Ciambri�,a;Steel Oo; and La,
belle Iron Works, the
Do ii
nl
on t,ee
1
Corporation'and the SteelOoti an
of Canada:
iia er n
There is, no doubt whatever. about
the offer to Mr. Plummer, but it is
also said that ho- declines : to recelrl-
mend •a;sale,
ronic Coughs grid , Colds,
YlgF
treA•tl"
0 sus men . and women
w5"
ardly ever catch gold, "`it's only when
fie' system is run clown and vitality
D
ncoughsget ' W that colds. and a foot-
sad.; (l1
4QW isn't It reasonable that the
ri$ht`wey to cure a'cough is to build
,.un your strength again?
• Mrs, •Olivia:' Parham, of East Dor-
man N,' O., says: "I took Vinol for a
xshronfo (lough which had lasted two
'year's,, and the (lough not only disap
'Reared, .but it built up my, strength
wen."'
' Thereeson Vino). is $o efficacious in
sixth; eases isbecause` it contains in a
delicious . concentrated form all the
'medicinal curative elements of cod
liver bil, with tonic,.'` blood -building
it on added.
Oronic .Coughs and colds yield to
Vivol "'because it builds up the weak-
toned;!'run-down system.
Yol eau get your moneyback any
time it Vinol" does not do all we say.
ISP.' S B. 'ff,OLhi 'S E , DRUGGIST
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CLINTON. ONT.
DIES
CAMPBELLS
West Toronto Liberal Passes
Away at Age of 68.
IN COMMONS 23 YEARS
After an Illness" of Three Weeks
•Widely -Known Milling and Mame
eacturing Man Succumbs at Hos-
pital First Represented Kent
County and Later West York ..
-Six Years In the Senate. '
TORONTO, Jan. G. -Senator Archi-
bald Campbell, Liberal member in
the Dominion House of Commons for
twenty-three years, and West York's
representative in the Senate' for the
last six years, died in Weslesley Hos-
pital last night- after an illness of
three weeks. Senator Campbell was
68• years old, but he looked much
younger: ' He was robust of physique
and his death comes as a shock to
m in ps-litical circles as -W _ 5o
his host of personal friends. nen-a"'
Ridgetown, Ont., was the birthplace
of the dead Senator. He was of Scotch
descent, his parents, Neil Campbell
and Flora Johnson, coming from
Argyleehire in 1830. He attended the
Chatham Collegiate Institute, and af-
ter graduating gave his energies to the
task .of building up a. milling busi-
ness. Forty-two years ago he 'married •
Mirette Burke of Coloma, California,
who survives him with six children.
senator, Campbell was taken ill in
t)ttawa f ree weeTcs ag"o, and immesl .
A els et trned to his 115r at at West
oronto,to'te:t p He had always
had perfect health, and for forty-two
years of married life bad never re-
quired the services of a doctor,
Senator Campbell had lived in West
Toronto for twenty-one years, and be-
fore that resided in, Chatham, where
he has a married daughter, Ilirs,
Spencer Stone: For twenty-three years
he was a member of the House of
Commons, representing tient County
from 1S87 to 1900 and West York ;rorn
1901 to 1907. While representing
. Kent County in the House of Com-
mons he was chairman of the banking
and commerce committee and when
he at for West York was chairman
of the railway and transportationeom-
mittee. In 1907 he was called to the
Senate where he represented •West
York until his death.
In business Senator Campbell was
just as successful as in politics.
While in Chatham be owned large
flour mills, and on corning to Toronto,
. he built the large Queen City Flour
Mills. At the time of his death he
was president of the Campbell Milling
Co. of • Canada, but three years ago
was relieved from responsibility of
the company by his three sons. He
was also president of the Central
. ` Railway and of the Grand Construc-
tion Co. '
HAD BOILS.
ON FACE AND BODY
WAS TROUBLED FOR 8 TEARS.
Boils in themselves are not a dangerous
trouble,•but still, at the same time are
very painful. • - .•
They are caused entirely by had blood,
arid; to get .rid of then, it is absolutely
4eeessary to put the blood into good con-
dition.
For this purpose there is nothing to
equal that old and well known blood
medieine, Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mrs. James Magecan, Floral Seek.;
writes: -"I was troubled for eight years
with boils on my face and body, and 1
tried everything I could think of. My
neighbors told me to drink' avatar off of
sour corn areal, but I kept getting worse
until one day a woman in town asked me
why I didn't try Burdock Bled Bitters.
iyIy husband got me two bottles,' and.
before one was gone my boils had all (ilea
appeared, and I feel like a different
woman, I can't -tell you how thankful I
am for your medicine: I will recommend
it to ail sufferitg woven:''
Manufactured only by The T. 'Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. -
AFf-ER STEEL COikOM-i,fl.
U;. S. Syndicate W.an'is Both Canadian
aadian
Companies,
."'tONPRE.IL, Jan 3. -'-An American
eynchette, backed by a billion dollars
and headed by 0, H. Schwab, is after:
lien Om/adieu Steel Cnmpinlce
It is known that lirflueutial capital -
feta have. been approached in the mat-
ter . and that a handsome once has-
been mads to 1. H. Pltnnmer for con-
trol of the Doniiiiion -Steel Corpora-
tion.
Tao ,prodpoocrl cambi tetiv;F cum
pr:ecs the Bethlehem Steel 'Co.. the
FOUliTEtli.
PERIS
Six More Are Rescued ,From III -
Fated Schooner.
THE TRAiL OF THE STORM
eN
,Collision of the Steamer Indrakuala
and the Schooner Luckenbach Now
Known to Have Cost Fourteen'.
-Lives—Niagara_Falls Was Iso-
lated—Three' Deaths Reported
In New York. After Gale.
`NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Jas.
Six members of the crew of the '
schooner Julia Luckenbach; which
was out in two and sunk by the Brit-
ish stea--'er Indrakuala early Friday
morning in Chesapeake Bay, were res-
efied by the Indrakuala, according to
a wireless message received here yes-
terday 'from the revenue cutter
Apache, which went from Baltimore
to the Indrakuala's assistance.
It was reported by eight survivors
who were landed here 'Saturday by
the steamer Pennsylvania that 20 per-
sons lost their lives in the sinking of
the Luckenbach, but news of the res-
cue of six others reduces the number
to 14.
One man of the Luckonbach's crew
died on board the Indrakuala. The
names of the five rescued men were
not given by the Apache.
The Indrakuala was reported by the
Apache to be badly damaged forward
and considerable water has entered
the vessel's hold. The officers and
crew of the Indrakuala, the Apache
commander .says, are deeply grieved
over the loss of life as a result of the
collision.
The Apache reported she would
stand by the Indrakuala until the
weather cleared, and then would at-
tempt to tow the vessel here, where
repairs can be made.
Heavy Gales on Coast.
ST. JOHN, N.R., Jan. 6,—The gale
which swept this province Saturday,
wa.s the worst experience here in many
years. the wind reaching a velocity
of nearly 100 miles an hour.
All the small craft in the harbor
kept well within the shelter of the
port, only the liners venturing out.
Lasamaght word rerached the city that
the Airie'rican three-mag"i'e71-sbh5oher,
Wm. T. Donnell, was a total wreck in
Mace's Bay, about twenty miles below
St. John. The crew was saved, but
the vessel went to pieces and the men
had a narrow escape.
The ninety -ton •schooner;' Eskimo,
is also reported ashore at Musquash,
with crew safe. She is owned by the
0. T. White Lumber Go., of Apple
River, N.S.xr ,ru:
..s'r..•^"e`^tom- a?S:a>ie,d•-• ,ri„
a,*- Schooner Apparently Lost.
WILMINGTON, N.C., Jan. 6.—The
schooner Savannah from Jacksonville
to Portland, Me., lumber. laden, which
went ashore on Frying -'Pan Shoals.
Dec, 27, has entirely disappeared. It
is believed the vessel was broken up
or blown out to sea during Saturday's
gale. Efforts will be wade to locate
the derelict.
Three Killed In New York.
NEIV YORK;, Jan G.—At least three
deaths and approximately $500,000
l,rnparty damage resulted' from Fri-
day night's 80 -mile gale which swept
New York and vicinity. Saturday
morning at nine o'clock the wind had
dropped to G0 miles an hour, but the
mercury had crawled down to 32, and
pedestrians suffered keenly.
The deaths reported were: Mrs.
Mary Kline, Brooklyn, died of injur-
ies after having been blown under a
street car.
Robert Walker, a painter, fatally
injured in a fall from a scaffold in
Brooklyn.
Unidentified man blown into New-
ark Bay from a Central Railroad of
New Jersey train,
Y KEEP ON 'COUG$II G ?
Here lsARemedy That Will $t0 R i�
Do you Tealize the danger ina
ue 'lected cough?
getridof it?
don't yon
ggwhy
Theny -.
shake it ff even though
Yes, you can ha , , t, g
it has stuck to you for long; time, if
you go about it right.
heep out in the fresh air as much as
you can, build up your strength with
plenty of wholesome food, and take
Na-Dru-Co Syrup of I4nseed,,Licorice
aide Chlorodyne.
This reliable household remedy has
broken up thousands of hacking, per-
sistent coughs, which were just as
trouble;;oine as yours, :and what it has
done for so many others itwill do for yott.
Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and t1iiorodyue contains absolutely no
harmful drugs, and so can be given
safely to children, as well as adults.
Your physician or druggist can confirm
this statement, for we are ready to send
them on request a complete list of all
.the ingredients. _
Put rip in 25a and soc. bottles bythe
National Drug and Chemical Co, of
Canada, Limited, 317
1unl.eer wodas ,,ear All,LUL ;ata,.
day. Their team ran tin ay, ' c is r n its.
the" father under tis 1 t,—ti:;. at liar ;
• he was killed.
The logs became loose and ,ro;lttl
off, carrying the san.tu the b
iuuuil
where
he was crushed and ,o._ut•touely
injured that ho died yesterday mei-fl-
ing. Both men were farmers and
lumber jobbers.
WENT OFF TOO 15)0111,
Niagara isolated Three Days.
NIAGARAFALLS, Ont., Jan. 6.—
After having been practically isolated
since Friday afternoon, the twin ci-
ties of Niagara Falls are again in
telegraphic communication. The se-
vere storm of Friday wrecked tele-
phone and telegraph lines and tele-
graph companies were unable to han-
dle' regular business until yesterday.
Press despatches left the Falls' We -
graph offices last night for the first
time since the great storm, which was
the worst in a decade, when the power
line went down near Lockport, re-
sulting in the blowing out of the ma-
chines at the Ontario Power Co,'s
tr511srormina elation Marian Eausinga
loss of about $20,000.
TWICE THREATENED.
Foreman of Jury In Dynamite Cases
Gets Ominous Letters.
NEWCASTLE, Ind., Jan. G.—A se-
cond threat against the life of Frank
Dare; foreman of the federal jury,
which convicted the ironworkers in
the dynamite' eonapiracy trial at In-
dianapolis, was received Saturday-.
The letter, which was mailed in Chi-
cago and signed "State Street," SS in
the salve handwriting as the one of a
few clays ago, which said he would be
anter Lhe sod within three months..
The letter received Saturday -reads:
"Keep :out of the newspapers with the
letters you receive or else every friend.
of union labor . in the country will'
know your address, and don't forget
thi sense of my last lettea: to 1%ori,"
Both letters have beeu placed in the
hardly cf federal authorities.
Father and Son killed.
NOPAH BAY, Jan. 6—James Apple-
-gate was instantly kilted and his eon,
luhnJamea Applegate, aged 18, fatal -
la injured, while drawing logs in the
19
nc "- meta Great English •Relate&/.
Tones and invigorates the whole makes- noevonn. system, alre5 new
s. �,k3looriln old Veins, Otai'caNeri
6%1' Dthll tt( illtatet and, :Brain llrovey,'.Des
5 mt[Zr re/, Se t,cat iced r cis, .1irues9io7n4, Sec4-
lorr,<ce anal+JI'etaef4biunaor Xt'xcessq:.
rev bn . ,,erne $5, One will pleatge 511
a 111.. Pre, Snld w all rugglets,.• nmoiled ir.
F in n}g, on r p� f n.,•o, M1rto21amplsZns'
r [ Z'a,tr•ee ritr'-'Jt'oc i9 ri0toiae Cao,
San tart,[Wttil,c•°.l' lonesentfi,.P,n2,,
Premature Blast Killed Three Men
In Construction Camp.
PERTH, Ont., Jan. 6.—Murdook's
construction camp, ' on the new C.P.R.
lake line from Ottawa to Belleville,
near Christie's Lake, was the scene
of an accident which resulted in the
death of three a; orkmen. It occurred
about two o.el ck in the morning.
They were in the act of loading a
hole when it exploded, killing an Eng-
lishman rained Court instantly, and
seriously injured three others, two of
whom died after the doctors arrived.
They were both Sectchnten, one Alex.
McTavish, whese only relative is a
sister in Auckland, New Zealand,
while the other, Ale.. Morrison, lived
in Forrester's Falls, One, and leaves
a wife and fancily. The fourth was still
living, although be had a serious in.
jury to his spine. An inquest is to
he held to -day:
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Horan Pioneers
Mrs. John McMillan ardMrs.
Knechtel Dead at
Seaforth,
l iondvflIe yin3 Inaeved 1sn ria liar'
i'tuslra'nd,<:,I ,o Brmasei
ls n iaa Per
•
cae death ,oilier 1rshand in. ,ad6
ane moved to Seaforth where alre
r�leided tno``tlnvq oilier death
Kedevnuntiltel 'alias Un mottled o'f
eleven enildreo, tight •of w! ora su-
Vive her;
eisof1912
The most, immar Cant event of the
yc er, jucigt•d from i s pl s,eiblo;'
world-ayicle consequences uas been
'.he war between the Balkan States
and Turkey 'Floc tittles were coni
, me.iceil early in October Montene-
gro
onteregco taking the ini,iative It vas
at
one time !eared that the great
powers would ',e ed ;n the
quarrel. but the• year is pas?ins;
with the declaration of an arrnis-
tiee and the holding of a conference
in33,o'ndon, of plenipotentiaries or:
, the powers i'nterestad-to'larmulate
coudition o'f pe' a, October wit
ncased the denlaration of mace be-
tween .Italy and Turkey, the war
:between the two e antritis having
been carried over from the Mei,-
lova year,
Theenost awful disaster that has
marked the eisrroy of Atlantic
eteam aaat'agatir,,n occurre.l Apiil 11
The 'White Star liner Tatar le (miss'
maideln voyage to Now York collid-
ed with an iceberg and -1,6`41 of hex
passengers and crew wean ,dlcwited'
The steamer Cern'thia, summolncd
:b- wirel ess, arrived on'tho s^ene
in time to save 7:19 people
In Asia te passing of ;las Men- •
chudynasty was the 'moan not e-
worthy event.
The Preeidn-tial election in thio
United States resaltecl in ft sweep-
ing vi ..orq for Governor Woodrow
'Wilsoln, the Dcr.'neratic clad.date,
who easily defeated his opponents,
Colonel Roosevelt and President
Taft, By procl'imaiion President
, Taft fixed .the rate of telt, to bo
charged 'for pas age through the
Panama Ca exemptin15 iam'-ri-.
:an vessels from the raaement of
tolls whoa on 05 ristavi ,4 sera'ice.
Great Bsiaaln, through leer Am -
bane dor, 'foiin') y asa •irotest
against the dieci•imii'al inn as n
' violati',n of the !lav-Ps.'necfute
treaty.
dl'n Cnnada 'the tunic which has to
a great extent lnonopollizscl liuiclie
•merest has been the question of
the Dominion's contribution to the
Ie: Aerial navy. Premier not den's
liroposition istovote $,3.,000,0'0 :or
the ibuilding a4 three super -circa 1-
nbaghts to be presented to Eng-
lend, but to be manned aer1 meal -
Mined by the mother country Sir
Wilfred Laurier's tounfer-propesi-
tian hitohave a Canadiar mantled
�.ud maintained navy as one non-
ribution to the imperial dere-nee
aehenao The ..t,'ade of, the Domin-
ion showed a remarkable Kapansion
during the year In April a trade
agreement between, the 'West indica.
was sighted at:Ottawa, which itis
hope3 will canine benefits upon
both the contras ing partn.s
The obitut'ry list contains many
great
es General Booth of tl eS t. election
1 Army' the Emneror or Japnn;
Henry Labouchere editor of Lon-
' dour Truth • Wm T. Stead ; the Hon
Edward Blake • J astin McCarthy,
the (novelist and historian; (hair -
man Mabee of the Dominion Rail-
way Commission , Samuel Nord-
heimer ofToro ntc, II P. Dwight,
Fresirlautt of the G N,'W. Tcle-
1 graph Aon,pany Andrew Lang, .he.
'famous author • Sir Richard Cal t-
Wright ; Sir Ch trir s Musa, Cksie'f
Jnt;tiee or the :'o'u't of Appeal;
, Whitelaw Reld, United States Ani-
'bassador to Great Britain; Chas M.
Hays, President of the Cr 7. R..
who vent down with the Titanic,
and. General Neg'oiJltp aft Sir
Richard Cartonig.iNs death ems
followed by the f'lblicettion or: his
memoirs and reniiniscencrs, de-
voted to a'frank criticism of the
Seaforth, Dec'.2"",—Two o'the, old-
est residents int' is vicinity eased
away early Stanley snorniu g, Jonn
McMillan end Mrs. John le , Kr etch -
tel. Mrs.McMillatt a, tie the ssuet0'f
the late John McMillan, M. F. for
South Huron for a member of years
and had suffered a6trolceof paraly-
SiS some months agowine,, bad
partially disabled her, but a aeeere
slrcke about a week ago ewanple-
etr'olce about aweex ago complete-
ly paralyzed her tend caused her
death. She vas a native of Ayr-
shire, Scotland, and was 90 years of
age 0n Aug. -11 last,
Mrs Knetehtel vas a sister oil Mr.
Jas,MeMicnael, '•WeeBor,'lls, and
was barn in Thurso. Scotland, June
.5 1829, cowing to Canada v'ith her
parents 101841 and sat:tili:tg in Mc-
Killop Township, She was married
in 1845 to John N.Fnechtel of"f:g-
0
..•
au o d tin hes
q e the stops eousi s, c eo c 1 sr n a s
the throat and 1pi6e. iP.6 cents,.
p
olitical leader his time as well
9'of-p ubite ;natters
in spite cif` strenuous oi°ip i'tiolt
f' Qitt the IiloiomfL, the Irsh:`slioine
rale .bill Ices passeecl t' I '' cern-
mons ; The fi3ritisll Gavel r meet has
also: succeeded in pasty ng curing
the year many : eutedial d't;ai,eetic
n ensures of great itnporra0te to.
"the masses
Without
a doubt
you'll r
find this out
in all
your travels
round about
the bread that's
best with any
.meal—
is just the:one
and:,only real •
Mother's
1
raVs
are
better bread
could not be
made
— that's;,what you'll
say when you have
tried this crispy,
crusty
Mother's Bread
flhsi e. No. 1.
and have it
delivered' to your..
house every day,
, sugar n e; rS':¢ .Us
,niteeXa
ishi. ig You a Bright and
Prosperous New Year
Children' Or
FOR FLETGHER5S
ATQR9A
Servant WWak'i,ted
Apply to
MRS. MALCOLMYI McTAkiGART
Public Notice
The anneal. meeting of the sub-
scribers of the CI e3nit: h Township
Telephone System will behold inn
Holmes' Hall, Irol.iiesv 1 , o
day, January 1011t, at 1.10 p. M. Ito
receive thta report of the , contmis-
isiolners and to transact such busi-
ness as may .be brcught before them
C). W. POTTER, 'Secretar'y
Boarders Wanted
- Accommodation for three or four
••boarders. Apply to NEW ERA.
Anneal Meeting
The annual meeting of the• Holm
esville Cheese and Butter Co., will
be held in 'Holmesville Hall I'D Sat-
urday, Jan. 11i11, at 1.30 p melte
-ransact business and elect oliiccrs
'for ensuing year. All stook-hold,ers
are requested to'be pieteny as a
dividend on paid ep stork will be
declared and pain aL tiva meeting.
GEO..1'. GOUT D, Secretary.
A Bargain
There is money in this 'for y ou
160 acres all breakable. 3 anti a half
miles ,from a good town 20 miles
from city of. Moose Jaw Sask
Price $ta per acre, $100 cash 1 at•"nee
9 years interm! i 6 per c off
Goocl Title This is at girth a.'0 per
acre Apply to Fra' k O 4eii,
Clinton, Outario'
Wood Wanted
X00 cord. of First Class Wood i4in
it in 13in,long
A FORBLS
Cnal Vat els
Auction Sale
01 farm atoek and implements
and howseholrlfurniture at • Nelson
Yeo, Bay'fielcl Roacl, an Jan •1.•1
'•3E0 I'LLTC I T
Auctiene,er
Electric Needle Specialist
Electric! Needle Specialist will be
nere next week Private enea- e-
lecu's made ifor peranenr r'soovai
n( moles. tuperfl.lous pial ole,
Pupils taken (Write at once ' or
information
M. MAZIDNIEN,
26 Dal;, Aoe'cue, Steacfe• a
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the members
of the McKillop Mutual Fu e Insurance
Company will he held in the Town
Hall Senfarthon Friday January the
17th 1013 at cne o'clock, p, m. business
to receive the financial Statement
and twditote report the electing of
three Directoie and other business
for the good and welfare of the Cunt
pany the retiring Directors are John
G. Grieve. Winthrop; James Evans,
Beechwood and John Benneweis,
Broadhagan, who are eligable for
reelection.
J. B. SIcLEAN, THOS. E. HAYS,
President Secretary
Clinton Telegraph school
I ani Starting a Teleg/ aPie S^pool
parties wishing tolearn will please
tall . oln ane atnay alour and feed
arore,
A.E MAT Elf?eaiN
For ,'sale
A brown 51111er=for !infix earning 6
Years old, sound ;and. in good con-
dition. 'quiet eVerar way and not
efraid of.; autoee, threshing machi-
nes, ,bicy'cles 'etc. Will be sold cheap.
'Apply, to A. 0, Pettersoar, Victoria
S.t.
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. la R, Siation
l It kinds 01 Coat on hand—
Chestnut Solt Coal
Stove Blacksmith'
Furnace ` Coke
1CCnttel Coal and Wood
Tile -2T, 3 and q. -inch size—
The Tile is of the very best
quality.
Brick to llrtlere
s
t55,152g '€u Ttit3?•Si',1'.+.":?S:= .".a" au..:F..�...
mmm,
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Jural, get
our prates. The very best goads <'
carried in stock and sold, at the ;?
lowest poseible price.
Orders may bo left at Davis
8t Iyowland's 13'ard ware store, or
with
W 5 8 'SOS
131itimesr.lc ilalg0at Mete
For: Sale
A commodloal ;brick home at a
l;argsia..Rl'udnace, electric lighting
ath room, hot and co: d. water, oleo
tr stable On tha premises, •Por in.-
for'mation aphis at
Rl,'E PEW' ERA ^
For Sale or to Lel
A small farm -of about 20 acres in
tiro Township of Stanley, in county
of Huron, peovin'-e of Ontario, be-
ing composed of Lol nem! iter 35 in
the first toneeseion of the said
township. For Lull per ticalare
write,
A•T,E IJJTT,
Byron, Ont.
POTIffOES
New. Brunswick
Suitable for seed or cooking.
31 per bushel while they last,
Only a small quantity on hand.
• STEEP & COMPANY
Orders may be left with Beacom &
Smyth, phone No. 46,
Ladies Wanted
Employment offered in Player
Pneumatic Depnrtmant. Light
suitable work amid pleasant sur-
roundings. In New York or Chicago
this is considered employment for
the highest class c f lady operators.
Apply at the Office of
W. DOHERTY PIANO AND
ORGAN CO., r•imited. Clinton.
Reduced Prices on
Buggies, Wagons
Cutters
1 Rebuilt Buggy ..... "$25.00
2 Rebuilt Buggies ............ 35,00
1 Heavy Democrat 25.00
One-horse Heavy Wagon„ 25.00
1 Rebuilt Cutter ..... ....... 4.00
1 'Rebuilt Cutter .- .. 700
i Rebuilt Cutter ..... ......... 12.00
Estate John Leslie
Clinton, Ont.
Farm For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
775 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34,'Hul-
lett township, 3miles from Londes-
boro, and Smiles from Blythe 11-2
Miles from School. A bank barn 36
b7 56, another .barn 36302, drive
shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty
of water, about an Lucre of or-
ehard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
!Myth, P. ,-D.
Farm for Sale.
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres —
East half of lot 28, con. 6, Hullett.
A first-class farm, web watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
offer for sale, lot 291 con. 6, ull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOltl E.
Clinton.
Ford & McLeod
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand —Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and .all Grains,
Ford & McLeod
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REAL ESTA7.E AND 1NSIJI%t1:N0kx
Issuer o f
o AT arriage Licenses,
Huron St., 0linton,j;
H. T. RANOEI.
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estates
INSURANCE`,ADMIT.-.ltepr'oseutipg 11 Vire r e In
enrnnee Osnlpaniee,,,
IDivisiioll Court Office.
Medial.
DR, 41. W. TUO167P$°.Jlti
!,clan, Surgeon, Etc
amnia] attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nose.
Eves carefully examined, and suitable;
Prescribed.,
Office and Residence..
Two doors weer, of the Couunercaal hotel
Mixon St.
DIES. GUNN and GANDIliJt
Dr. W. Gunn, LE. 5, Y L. 1E, E. 0.. Edirn
lSr J (t (Sandier. 1f 5 I 1.1 r
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Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls et residence, Rattenburr. St.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSIC/ AN, SURGEON,
ceoucheur, eta, office and residence on
tenbury 50,, onnosite W, Farran's residence,
DR. F. A.AXON
DENTIST.
Crown and Itrldae 'Work a Specialty.:
Graduate of C.O.D.S.. :Chicago, end. R.O ,D.B
Toronto.
naylleld 00 llond,tya, May 1st. to Decemb
DE,. II. IF$ 'LER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E store,
Spacial oars taken to make dental treat.,
errant se painless es passible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction see
GODERIOH ONT
B atm ?tune sales a spacmlt j, Ot ext s at aa.
Ni w ERA office, Clinton, prt.mnt.y attendeC-
to, Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale note
discounted
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON,'
General Banking Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town Props'
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J.13. McLean President, Seaforth,
J. Connolly, Vice-Iras., Godes'ich.
T.E. Hays, Sec. -Tress„ Seafosrith.
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hclmesville, John
'Watt, Hariock ; G. Dale, Ciiaton ; D.
f'. McGroaroa, Seaforth; J. Evans)
Icechwood ; J. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop •
J Benueweis, Brodhagen ; M. Me -
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses in his own district.
-AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock; 'Ed.Hinoh-
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg•
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inondvillo; J. W. Yeo, Hoimesville,
Payments may be ,made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clintolny or
it. H. Cult, Go.derich.
JACOB TAYLOR*
eLINTON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next door to New -
Era
Grand Trunk -Railway Systeln•
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
Loudon, depart 5,80 a m 4.50 p re-
Cr.,ntralia - 9.40 5,4i3;
Exeter 9.53 5.51
Hensall 10.08 0,05
Kipper 10.16 6.11
Brucefield 10.30 6.19
Clinton' 11.00 6,35
Londesboro 11.18 6,52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 '7.13
'Wingharn, arrive11.50 7.35
South Passenger
Wingham, depart6.43 a m 3.33 p m
Bolgrave 6,51 3.44
Blyth '7.08 8.56
Londoeboro7.113 4,04
Clinton 7.50 4.28
Brucefield 8.12 4.89
Kippen 8,28 4,47
Hensen 8.32 4,52
Exeter 8.45 5.05
Centralia 9,00 5.15
London, arrive ,. , 10 00 6.10
Buffalo and al -ode
Wee' • f assenget
am pm pm p m
Stratford 10.00 12,20 5.25 .10.20'
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10,47
Seaforth.-.. , ,, 10.45 1,10 6.18 11.12
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40 11.28
Uolnteseille 11.16 1,83 6 46 11.38
Goderich... , 11.35 1.50 7.05 11,55
East 1 eesenger
AM pm pm
Goderieh 7.10 2.40 1,80
I3almesville, 7 26 2.57 55,06
Cli.nton,..... .7.35 3,07 5.15
Seatorth, ... . 7.52 3.25 5,82
Mitchell.. ...... .... . 8.16 3.48 5.55
Stratford 5:40 4.15 6.20
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