The Clinton New Era, 1913-02-06, Page 2e•
eet 1lowere 'talneseiY ears
Use ; ;o,f,pure .white or 'de1igate'
tI'zjts, ' Without green leaves. Take.
so d..
„�i paraffin ;of-thebest ,gnal:ty,
a•td, melt' et in a.tin cup, set in hot
'water: .t Which wee'. kept •boiling`
around at °So at{ to keep the p araft-
le en aligpad state for use.
Intq this
thin and transparent
masa dip each' bloorri orb' u
leapidiy, '' eein ita ' r sh it
that 'will geeing Very trti coato
cover every portion of
the ''.petals:'- This forms a casing
that entirely excludes the air, and
prevents them withering:
Itis invisib e . n'
1 > and, therefore.
allows theeflower' : to retain its
natural appearance. To preserve
green leaves coag thein with green
waste. ,or with paraffin prepared
With the addition of chrome green.
In, this mac er • all the vases in,the
house may be perpetually filled
�lz.at71 to fel • natural elo vere which'
do not need .replacing,
PRETT'Y.
FIREPLACE RF,FL
ACE SCREENS.
A most attract 'rev
s screen
can be
made 'atasmall cost of /abet and
money. Two lathe from avid
Venetian blind' provide the sides
of the frafeeevork, and 'two "more
ere fixed: on the back to strengthen
it, whilst' yet anothergg
is fixed.'asa
hinged sppport. All these ere se-:
cured firmly by means of seiews,
and then,'' are stained and Varnish-
ed fn brown or dark green, - Small
slabs of beaten stopper are placed
on the corners as ornaments, and
at the . bottom of these a. painted
brass , hook ' is screlved. On to
these hooka is suspended a screen -
of thick canvas embroidered in
Mike or, failing this, a piece . 'of
fanpy . printed linen or India silk
would do,
WHAT A REAL
TONIC WILL Du
Strikes at the Root of Disease and
Gives Newell ealth.
If you look in your dictionary
ydu will find the word "tonic" dee
fined as a medicine that increases
the strength and vigor of the sys-
tem," That tells why Dr. Wil-
liams' .Pink Pills are a real tonie.
Thousands .01 ;men. and, 'women are
ailing to -day, not sick .in bed,` but
without, - ,strength and ambition,
••utterly tired out after a day's
work. No one organ seems, 'to 'be
at fault, yet the whole system is
lacking in health, They do not
sleep well and are ahyays tired
and'ervous many have'
dn
backaches and stomach trouble.
All these people need the tonic
-help
P of Dr. Williams'I l
Pink
Pills.
The beneficial influence of this!
medicine ,reaches the whole system
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do more i
than relieve the symptoms, they
,actually remove the cause anise `
'tereuble. The • case of Mrs, ,7,'H• ,
Sharpe, London, ,Ont., is one in !.
M s. Sharoof peie says -e I was tomentsso run
down, and Weak that life was a -
burden. The least exertion would ;
exhaust me so greatly that Soothe
hardly breathe. If going up stairs.!
Iwonld have to rest several minute .ee when Ireached the top• My f
heart would palpitate until Ifelt as i
ifitwonld choke me. Iwas ex-,
tremely nervous, in fact a complete
wreck, and would sometimes have
to remain in bed' for a couple of
days' or more at a time. I found no
help frons medicine until I began '
using Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills, and
my experience with them was that
they made a complete cure, Igain-
ed in -weight and my friends telt me
nook' younger than I did ten years
ago -I know I certainly feel
y onager, I feel sure, that what Dr
Williams' Pink Pills have done for
me they will do to other women if
given a fair chance?'
11 you are at all unwell do not
fain, to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and you will find new health and
strength, Sold by medicine deal-
ees or by mail at 50 cents a box or i
six. boxes for $2.50 from The Dr,
Williams' ivtedicine Co., Brockville,
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FIVE MORE SHIPS
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KILLED IN. A PANIC
Two Women Meet Death in a
Picture` Show Stampede. .•
SMALL BOX CRIi:D t'FIRE"
Crowds Fought and Struggled at the
• Small Exits and Eleven Injured and.
e - Two Dead Are Found in the
i Narrow Passage -Audience Piled
i • 1n Heaps on ,Sidewalk After
; Escaping From the Theatre.
NEW *YORK, Feb. 33.-A boy's cry
of "fire" and the smoke from an ex-
ploded reel of a moving picture ma-
chilie=in an East Side theatre last
night resulted in a panic among the
audience of four hundred persons and•
a rush for the exist, in which .two
women were killed and eleven other
persons were so badly injured that
they had to be sent.. to the Hospitals,
The panic occurred in - one of the,
most densely populated sections of the
east side, and the thousands who
poured .in East Houston street, in
front of -.the theatre and rushed to the
doors, added to the -confusion and to
the number of injured. The two wo-
men, who have not been identified,
were trampled to death in the. crush
of the crowd to reach the doors. The
operator of the machine soon extin-
guished.the burning film, and the
flames did not spread beyond the fire-
proof cage in which lie worked.
Ct ttll tete u;ccelition of one rear exit
deer; the only means of escape from
the theatre wore through the main
vestibule, and it was here in: a narrow
space. Ihat most of the injured were
found. The tern women wlto were
killed were picked up in the mair,t
section of the theatre. where they' had
been trampled underfoot.
Steep steps lead` from the sidewalk
to the theatre entrance, and down
these bemireds fell while these behind
piled on top. Children became -sep-
arated from their` parents, and frantic
searchers for friends or relatives
nin'led with tete panic-stricken
audience. It Pres mere than an hour
after the theatre had been cleared that
he police were able definitely to say
hat only two hod met loath.
In the pane° teethes were torn from
ho hacks of their wearers, and the
:,;lies gathered 101 n 'great pile of hats,
<uet., shue:, rteelaeses end even
oekctboil s. A few nage and watches
'era aumng the salvage taken to a
ct station for identification.
:It theant '
tl y
the panne started
full
hundred persons were waiting in
to theatre, and as the doors burst
len from within these people were
aught in the rush to reach the street.
Fire Commissioner Johnson arrived
t the theatre soon after it had been
eared. In a statement that there
ere eight 'hundred similar theatres
Grealler New York where condi
ons were equally perilous. Ile said,
svever, that the theatre owners had
mplied with every ordinance gov-
ning such places. In.addition to the
nal Sunday night throng, the meati.,
ement had advertised an added
ectacular attraction, which caused
unusual large crowd to gather.
MENACED 1N COURT.
kite Slavers Threatened. Woman
Who Convicted Them.
NEW YORTI, Feb, 3, :Frank Fil-
necial
ta ofne the D partment ochantesaid f Justice
be connected with tile-Camorra in
ly, was convicted of "white sieve
by a 'jury in the federal court'
urday. Joseph Ribuffo, a barber,
Paterson, N.J., indicted with him,
s also convicted. U, S. Judge
d renl,anded the men for sentence
complimented the jury, declaring
aey hal re clered a service to so
wt i
ne Govetni oat's leadin?' jtngss'
Annie e
Greece, who testi
fie
tfie
Britain's Naval Program Scows Total p
• • Cost of $403.000,013,
LONDON, Feb. 3. --Crena iiriiaitt's
-constant
etft i tt to len intuit] her till- a
premaeg at ca is evidenced by the le
feet that twenty -1N i battleship aud 0
battle cruisers for her Levy. all of e
the most modern design, will be tin.
der construction iu British shipyards , a
during' the present year. Further- el
marc ,the First Lord of the Admiralty, w
``Virirtstoui Churchill. has practically in
promised to ass; Parliament for money lap ti
for five more iarge ships, and it is ho
possible that this number will be in- ce
creased to six, on account of the sittta er
tion in the :Mediterranean. and the us
action of Austria•Riungary end Italy ag
in efierensin; their naval programs, sp
Then there Me the three battleships an
which Premier Purden of Canada has
asked" the Dominion Parliament tp
present to the Mother Country, and
the vessel far which the federated j W
Malay "States have voted the money,
and which, 'like those from Canada,
will be a Modern battleship,
British shipyards are also building este
six moon large ruoclern warships for fee
foreign Governments. The 'total new to
clic !!acct Ita
1 pent ender stay amounts to
650,000 leap• anti the test will run cry
very hear etelee00,000 Sat
To cutup ego }ll st .hips with the ee
w
10 i aey iipecd will require very Flan
edinl» i orgaOn; tiati. ii!read y recent pall
British tee sibs are in aTears, and
likelyely tie be "s Tee 11 Iaay_a ti
met
with this record in war -hip censtrub 1 7
tion. IIeretoferetl>,e Aci)nirl�Ity has
'efylculated an two Veers for the com was
was
elle
Pae
pletion of a battleship. but it is prob-
able that they will now have to revise
eh le estimfl be
ad a Wtak Heart'
Doctored For Three Years
Without Any Benefit.
Through one cause or another a large
majority of people are troubled, more or
less; with some form of heart trouble.
Little attention is paid to the slight
weakness, but when it starts to •beat.
irregularly, and every once in a while,
pain seemsto shoot through it, then it
causes great anxiety and alarm,
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will
hosprompt
suff riin fr
om a y weakness of the
heart or nerves.
Mrs. M, Shea, 193 Holland Ave.;
Ottawa, Ont., writes:-" I write you these
lines to let you know that I have used
11Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. After
doctoring for the last three pare with all
kind of medicines and pills for weak
heart, I heard of your Heart and Nerve
Pills, so thinking Y had never used any-
thing that did me so much good, I kept
on using' them, and I had only used four
boxes, when I was perfectly cured."
Price, 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for
$1.25 at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
threatened "with the knife's if
did not obey the commands of
,fief ed nth to ewer a resort in
etg8 He elle was on the stand'
she was told in sign language b the'
defendants friends int -court, the al
dared, that she would be killed If
her testimony convected 'the fee`s. A
large force of Government detectives
attended the trial as a precautionary'
measurenese ..,- _... .,
DESPERADO SLAIN. s.
Twenty -Two -Year -Old Chicago High.
wayman Shot Through Head.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3. -James Higgins,
a 22•year-old highwayman, was killed,
here early yesterday in a fight with,
the police. Wrn, Cantwell, a eompan
was -clubbed into submission:
Higgins and Oaritwell' had'held up
ono saloon andweregoing through
the saloon, when detectives ts t city, tim patrons
tianother,
in. Higgins dropped a revolver at the
detectives' order, but was drawing a
second when Detective Herman Otten
shot him through the head.
' West Wants Lower Duty.
WINNIPEG, N PD
G Fe
meat hi the form of .-By
a move.
started at the bead of thelakes,n an
other attempt is being made to induce.
the Dominion Government to permaai.
ently reduce the duty on cement, from ,
581.2 cenfe a, barrel to 26 cents e
barrel,'
•
The petition, which is said tobear.
are entirely ntlrely 3fiferent from
,, others both in their composte'
tion and, their effect-oomplefe
,`evacuation Withoutgi
ur '
p ng or
t`' djscomfort.
25c. a box ato r
g
y u ,drug ist s.
HATIONAL,DCuo AND. CHEMICAL. CO.
OF CANADA. LIMITED.
a large number 'or ylgnaaluaes :lop
oontraotors and. consumers through.)
out the Canadian prairie west is es..
pected to be presented to the Govern
menu in the early spring.
Naval Cadet Examinations.
OTTAWA, Feb, 3. --Naval 'owlet ex-
areinatione .will be held on May 15 at
Toronto and other Canadian eities.
Applications must be filed with the,.
Civil Service. Commission at Ottawa
cee or before April 15.
James Welsh Deed.
PORT ARTHUR, Feb. 3. -James V.
Welsh . senior partner of Welsh Bros„
railroad' contractors, died here Battu. t
day., of pneumonia, ".
IS;PENSiNG1USTl.CL
8Y U,`; i .
'nettled'
Theo£dispensing +justice
In the Ottoman Empire lies resniteo'
to a 'crop of stories bels , 'told ks ad's
$ aY ,
re writer' in the Yorkshire •eekl'
A. go%l one relates•to a poor Turk,
Mit slater in -Constantinople, who, be
lug at work upon the roof of house,,
Rost his footing and fell,.into the Aar --
row street upon a ' man. The ,"pedes-
trian was killed, ;while the , slater es-
caped without material injury. A; soh
of the deceased caused. •the: slater 'to•
be arrested. The ,cadi-listened` atten
lively; and ' in the, ,end, asked' the
plater what he had to pee in his leave. . t'
de -
"D spenser of Justic ,° answered_ the,
accused, "it is eyes as this man says;
but Allah, forbid that there "Should be
e-rll 10 .my heart. I am a poor man,
and know not how td make amends."
The son of the sap who had' been
killed, however, demanded that • the
plater be 'punished, -..The cadi medita-
ted for; a few moments and finally
said: "It 'shall be so." •
Then, to the slater he said: "Thou
phalt stand in the street ;where the
ether of this young man stood when"
hon didst fall on him." And to the
1 curer,. he added: TThou shalt, if
t please thee, gp;up on` the roof and
all upon the culprit, ' even as he; fell
DU thy father. Allah he praised!"
M To ' The ,Public,
■ O
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We are. Agents for Parisian Sage,
And we Know the Guarantee
Is Genuine,
PARISIAN Sage, the quick -act-
ing hair restorer, is guaranteed -
To stop falling hair.
To cure dandruff,
To cure itching of the scalp,
To make harsh hair soft and
luxuriant, .
To make hair grow, or money
back, •
It is the most delightful' hair
dressing . made, and ' is a great
favorite with ladies who desire
beautiful and luxuriant hair. Large
bottle only 50 cents, The R. T.
Booth Co., Ltd., Port Erie, Ont,,
Canadian makers,
W. S, R. Rolmes.
AFTER HUGE DiAMOND
According to Theory it Should Weigh
Many Tons
There is nor: In active operation
what is probably the most wonde:'fgl
mining venture ever recorded. The
object .01 the quest is an enormous
meteor which struck the earth ages
ago, and Is belfeved to be tactically
a solid diamond worth untold millions
of pounds. The scene of this amazing
mining operation is Meteor M nn'^'-•
in the heart of the Arizona desert
The top of the mountain Is hollowed
out into a huge bowl -shaped depres-
sion about 000 feet deep and perhaps
a toile across, 1011011 Bite a voleauie
crater, and there exists a telief that
thls crater Marks the place where a
giant meteorite, as large as the cir-
cumference or the howl would indi-
cate, struck the earth many thousands
of years ago and buried itself deep.
la the earth. The theory that the
main body of the. meteor may prove
to be one huge diamond is based bath
upon the finding • of epi '
gems m scattered
to er
fragments and. on
the opiniou of Sir t
William Crooks that the bottomless i
bares,• known as "diamond pipes," in
which these gems are usually found ;
aae•the PasItPfleiu o falling meteors.
THE DUCHESS OF HOHENBERO
morganatic .wife of. Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir to the throne of
Austria. The birth of a. son, to
Archduke Charles, y conger brother
of Francis Ferdinand removes any
hope the Duchess. may have enter-
tained that her children would be
raised to royal rank.
ROYAL BABY'S NAMES
Heir to Austrian Throne at Oapttcm
of Future Solecessor
Seventeen narles were 1lastoivcd lap•
all the baby son of the P rchduko
Charles of Austria at the cbrrrtentng
recently, including Charles au Fr- eis
tto, the Ii et tie ee
Joseph
O o!' which
are the names of itis i'atlirt-, hrtr-
glarommin
without
a doubt
you'll
find this out
in all
ypultravels
round about
the bread that's
best et
Wltll
any
• mead -
is just the on':
and only real
Mother's
Bread
better bread
could not be
made
-that's;;what you'll
say when you have;
tried this crispy,
crusty!
Mother's Bread
Ne
Dari1itf
Phone No. 1
and have
delivered to your
house every day.
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We are: well Prepared to
Supply Your Wants
We thank all our eustomere of 1912 and solicit a contiitii
• ince of your favors,
We are constantly receiving newg o -
ods
Tot
those
who have not patronized us yet we would'
kindly ask you to try us this year. •
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
P.S -A Supply of Coal for Sale,
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C 'EMI?pRUll'l
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1ES80RO
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B JNC8ITIS SVFFE
Takes Drtiggist'S Advice ' V4
Splendid Result,
, If<,, o
an e : houI' .�
,y n. s d ',know the
...:gine worth
of
a. dtcine it is the retail druggist
Whb 'sells '•it over his 'counter every
day hi the week, and is in a position
to know what remedy gives the best
satisfaction,
ms, Frani M H. U1i
ne
,ofVj'estSand
t.ake,'N
1".'m says: "For a number, of
years', I, Was a great csufferer from
bronchitis, Last July I had'an, attack
Which was more severe than airy, and
nit- !Benda thought I could not recover
from It. Then I was gdvised'.by my
druggist to try Vitae, ` which I did,
with Wonderful results. My ',cough
has left me; I have gained '1» weight''
and, .appetite,. and I am as strong as
aver I was, I advise all who have
bronchitis, chronic coughs, or who are
rundown to try Vinol."
It le the Combined.: action of the
inedicinal curative eleni.entsof the
cod's,diver, without the greasy oil,
aided by the,blood-making and
strength-creatinproperties of :tonic
iron that makes Vinci so efficient.
Remember, we guarantee Vinol
to do just what we say --- we
pay back your money if it does, not.
W. S. R. BOLM l,S, DRUGGIST
CLINTON, .ONT,
h`
p-resunt`pttve 4;o the Imperial throne:-
The
hrone,The - christening- took place in a
small chapel attached to the royal villa'"
rt Pechnau, near Vienna. ° The child
was held in the arms of leis uncle,
the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir
to the throne, whom the baby will iu
all probability' succeed some day.
The 'Archduke Francis Ferdinand
married morganatically, and there-
fore, bis, children are not in the line
of succession.
•
DECLINES TO SUICIDE
Late Mikado's Physician Does Not
Like the Old Fashion
The doctor who attended the Em•
peror of Japan in his last illness is
finding himself in difficulties because
he will not- satisfy the demands of
that circle in Tokio which still clings
to old ideas. These persons, who
were. much impressed by General
Nogi's suicide, demand that the doc-
tor also shall kill himself, but he de-
clines to do so. It has been explained
to him that he will be held in dis-
honor if he does not follow the ex-
ample of iOigi, but all the persuasion
and Indignation leave him unmoved.
It was not his fault, he . says, if the
emperor died. He declares that he
was unable to attend the Mikado as
he .should, have done owing to the
court etiquette, aud added that i1' the
emperor had followed his advice and
abstained from alcoholic drinks he
would still lie alive,
es ii. tT. • .x .- .
Killed While Fencing
While fencing with a fellow play-
mate at lThifield Grammar School,
Tames. Crichton, aged 14, of Bush hill
Park, was accidentally killed,
Crichton was playing with foils with
another boy named Howard in the
School gymnasium, Howard, during
the combat, retreated before a lunge
made by Crichton, and by a mischance
Howard's weapon struck Crichton just
ander the eyebrow, entering the brain.
The boys were not Wearing masks.
ese
/..pt
Pert and J. as
It takes a genius to save money
or write good poetry.
•
A girl may toss her head even ff
she can't throw a stone,
She is a smart girl who can trans
form a yarn into 'a smile.
The weather man is frequently re
minded that the unexpected hap-
pens.
•
Sometimes an olcl man doesn't,}ise
glasses ; lie _drinks from a bottle:
A two faced person make a spec
ialty of manufacturing bare faced
lies,
Health is wealth --except for the
doctor.
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. 'T.If. Station
ILLI kinds of Coat on hand -
Chestnut Q,iie
stnrit Solt Coal
Stove Blacksmith
En rime e . Caere
Kennel Coat and Wood
Tile -21, 3 aild14-mch size-
,'The Tile is of:the very best
quality. .
Brick to Order.
Pi. Fp
=Phone 92. 1
tet
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
ourrice
p s. The very hest goods
carried in stoek and sold alt the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
& Rowland''s Hardware store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
At Elactirle Light Plant.mums
."
ucn lylli eome sent in 'the wash
tlze,;divorce beq}trt,"
Stine men try ,- ;to z,eaiize on their
opportunities before theyat-rive.
` .
;Beauty
is only, • skin cis '
thee
but
woman many a om tin fs deeper' than she
looks.
Logs
Wanted
rV
C'
.
Highest prices paid for
ELM BASSWOOD, MAPLE
Any two.od bought,
w,'
. Doheny Plano 6 Organ CO
Unified
CLINTON- - ONTARIO.
111,11101121111, eill..611.61.•111014.11111MMMISIMM.....1.01C
Servant Wanted
Apply to
MRS. MALCOLM McTA':,GART
For Sale
1 argaIn mFurns e, elects cal ghatitng
bath room, hot and co.`d water, also
s stable on the premJses. Por in-
formation apply at
Till PEW ERA
For Sale or to Let
A small farm of about 20 awes in
the, Township of Stanley, in county
of Huron, provim'-e of Ontario, ,be-
ing`composed of Lot number 35 in`
the first Concession of the said
township. For full per: oculars
write,
A. T. F BTT,
Beton, Ont.
PO17EOES
New ItrunsVviek
• Suitable for seed or cooking.
51 per bushel while they last,
Only a small quantity on band.
• STEEP &. COMPANY
Orders' may beleft with Beacom &
Smyth, phone No. 4t,
Ladies Wanted
Employment of:ered in Player
Preumatic Department. Light
ruitable work amid pleasant sur-
^oundinge, In New Ya;' k or Chicago
this is considered employment for
tine Highest class of lady operators.
Apply
at the Office of
W. DO
HERTY PIANO AND
ORGAN CO., Limited. Clinton.
Faris For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
05 acres, on con, 12, part lot 34, Hal-
lett township, 3 miles frons Londes-
boro, and 5 miles from Blyth, 11-2
miles from School. A bank ,barn 36
by 66, another barn 36x52, drive
shed 24x40. A brick k hause
plenty
t
p y
of
w
iter
ab
opt out 'ani
.63cro of or-
rhard, Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
IBl'ytlt, P.60,
Faris toe Sale
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres ---
East half of lot 28, con. 6, Hullett,
A first-class farm, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also. the undersigned
of!ere for sale, lot 29, con. 6, Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately,
JAMES SOUTHCOMISE,
Clinton.
Ford & McLeod
We're noiv eelling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard,).
We also have an hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and' Bei? Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
-gyp.
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and pill .Grains.
Ford 0, McLeod
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Huron St, Clinton.
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Notess' Public, Conveyancer, e,
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Real Estate.,
INSURANOE-AGENT-Reeresenttn 19 i
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mance Companies...
DivisionCourt
*��`` Office.M
edk,al. •
AR', f%. W. TwoolpSON
Physician, Surgeon, Eta
aeeoial attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat, aid Nose,
Eyes carefully examined, .and suitable glasses,
prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Two doors west or the Commercial !Iota!
HuronSt.
DItS. GUNN and GANDIE7t
Dr. W. Gunn, LE. C. P„ To It. C.8,. Etna
Dr, Jr. C. Handler. B,A, Aria,
OSOOe-Ontario Street, Clinton,
Night calls at residence, Battenbnri St..
or at hostile!
DR. J. Wa SHAW.
PHYSICIIAN, SURGEON.
eoonehenr, etc., oaice and residence on
tenbnry St,. oe eoeite W. F'erran's residence,
DR. 11'. 11. AXON
HENTIST;
Crown mad Bridge Work a Specialty.;
Graduate of C.C,D,S,.a Chicago, and D,O,D, ,
Toronto.
Hayfield on-Hondays, May let to becemb
D.R. H. FOWLER,
• DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental treat.
anent as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stork and general Auction •e••
GODERIOH ONT
1,,msto:8 Bales a apeman j. bidets et Al
NEWTerme orece, Clin n nia,mot,y edena.5
discounted. rmers' sale note
G. D. McTaggart ' M. D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ' ST , CLINTON
:r. General Banking I3naineiss
transacted
NOTES DISOOUNT.ED
Drafte famed. Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop tdllltaat
Fire Insurance Co.
Reran and Isolated Torten Props.
arty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth.
T, Connoily, Vice -Pres., Goderich.
T. E. Rays, Sec. -'Teas„ Seafoaith.
DIRECTORS.
.las, Connelly, Hclmesville, John
Watt, Hari oetc; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
1.McGregor,
Sea n
f rtil J.
> Evans,
Beechwood
9
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J
G,
lleve, Winthrop
Me -
1,'
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J 13enuewefs, Brodhagen; M. Me-
llwany C1i •__
Each Direetoe' is Inspector of
losses in his own district.
.AGENTS,
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed.Iiinch-
Iey, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
mondville; J. W. Yeo, llolmesville.
Payments may be,made at The
Morrish' Clothing Co,, Cantata., or
R. H. Cutt, Goderich.
JA008 TAYLOR
• eL1NTON
Fire, Life and Accident
•Insurance;
Real estate bought, ane sold
.Money to loan
Office Issue Street, next deor to New
Era.
Grand It;t id«;t
y System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North Passenger
London, depart..... 8,30a, m 4.50 p nl
Centralia 9.40 5,48
Exeter 9,63 5,54
Hensel! 10.08 6.05
Iif en , 6.11
Brucefeid 19.30 6.19
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Lo
nd
es
bo
ro
I1
.18
Blyth 11,27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Ingham, arrive11.50 7.35
New Stylish designs of ,
Doherty Pianos and e
Oi,gans, ..
,special value
iB S hi Art
®,
d 5-
Pianos and organs rent ;5.
ed, choice new Edison
phonographs, Music & 't
variety goods. `..
4
Mum Ellmporium,
C.' Hoare:
South Passenger
Wingbam, depart•.. 0.43 a m 3.33 p -m
Belgrave 6.5<i, 3.44
Blyth 7,08 3,56
Londesboro 7.16 404
()Baton 7,50 423
I3minefield 8,12 4.39
Itppen 8.23 4.47
Heneelt,, ........, 8.32 452
Exeter 8.48 5.05
Centralia 9,00 5.15
London, arrive 10 00 6.10"
Builalo and (,lode;
Wet' Passenger '
Stratforda in pm
Mitchell
10.00' 12,20 5.25 10,20
Seaforth 10.45 11,10 6,18 11,12
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6;40 11.23
Ilolenes yule 11.16 1.33 6 40 11.38
Goderich 11.35 1.50 7.05 11,55
East 1 essenger
Goderich '7.10 2. m
0 p m
50
Fl
esville.0 808
Clinton 7.26 3.57 . 5.15
7135
8,07
5.12
.Seaforth ,.7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell 8.16 3.48 5.55
110 ' Stratford..,........,8.40 4.15 6.20
Dr,. de Van's Female Pills>
1 A reliable French regulator• Hoyer fails. Therm
puts aro exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system.' Refuse
8' 85Cheap
box'ornthree for 515.r Mailed to any addre e.t
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