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ane o£ the best known and most highly':
re¢pected''commercial travellers iu
Canada, was a cripple from Rheumatism
and suffered terribly. GIN PILLS.:
ciired•hirµ, AIr. Reid writes as follows
HI have been flfr the last two years a
cripple with Muscular and Inflammatory
'Rheumatism, I tried almost everything
;known to niedical science torelieve me.
for the intense pain.;'and inflammation:
nought change of climate'in Kentucky
and other Southern points without relief,
Your manager in this city recommended
GIN PILLS and I have since taken eight
boles and am now, cured. I consider
GIN •PILLS -the conqueror of •Rheu
ruatisul and Kidney Diseases."
Gin Pills is sold with a positive
guaranteeto cure or money promptly
refunded, 500. a box,. 6 for $2.50.
Sample free if.you write National Drug.
and Chemical Co, of Canada, Limited,
Tercel 'o .142
LOVE MUST HANG.
Ceylon Village Murderer Sentenced To
Die on May.27th.
OWEN SOUND, March 24. -Nervous
,•to the point of prostration following
a sleepless night in his cell, Henry
,Love, convicted Friday on the charge
of murdering his wife. at Ceylon on
Dec. 9th, heard ,sentence of death pro
nouneed Saturday morning by Mr
Justice Lennox. The date of execu
tion was fixed for May 27th. Through
out the judge's solemn discourse the,
prisoner sat with bowed head, appar
ently taking no heed to his honor'
remarks.
Love after being convicted of the
murder of his wife collapsed .in hi
cell Throughout the four daye' tria
he had maintained the utmost corn
posure, confidently -asserting that hi
innocence would be sustained and th
adverse verdict completely unmanned
him. In a dazed condition he wa
taken by the constable down to th
tiny cell in which he had been con
fined for the past three months, bu
hardly had he re-entered it before h
broke into bitter declamations.
FIe dung himself down on his bed,
shrieking and gesticulating to such
degree that a doctor had to he sum
moned to attend him, It is. said tha.
thrice he undressed and reclothei
himself during the night. So odd
were his movements that the jaile
had to maintain the utmost vigilant
lest the convicted man should do bod
ily harm to himself. Time and agai
he demanded to see his son. "M
baby boy Mho has sworn my lif
away."
Though the result of the trial cam
before nine o'clock Friday night, I
was impossible owing to the store
that was raging to make the new
known to the outside world.
FURTHER REFORMS.
A Thousand More Words Have See
"Reformed" For Bad Spellers.
NEW YORK, March 24. -The siuipli
fied spelling board. issued Saturday it
fourth list of words to appear in new
fashioned orthography: Ai ,proxfwatol
1,000 words are
o ds •shortened or change,
in spelling. ,
In ooneidering these new spell
ings," the board said, in anuouncim
the new list, "clo not be too much in
fiuenced by the odd appearance of th
word, any change must look odd a
first. Consider, rather, whether th
change will bring a real gain if th
public should accept."
Some of the ohartges are dropping
the silent "h" in such words as Chao.
and chameleon, dropping the fina
"k" in words like hammock, eha.ngin;
heart and hearth to hart and harth
substituting laf for laugh and cof fo
cough; omitting the "g" iu gnat
gnome and similar words; substitut
ing nee for knee and nienac for kniek
knack and dropping "m" in simile
words; changing pranced to prans
and other worde, ending with need to
nst.
In . the new list touch is spelled
tuch; cerious is changed to serious
bl.ow'is spelled blo; bellow is changed
to belle; forced to forst; 'phantom to
fantom; handsome to handsum; boss
to bbs; glue to glu and wretch tc.
retch. Each of these instances typifies
a rule and is followed by a long lis
of words to which it applies,
Andrew Carnegie, Theodore Roose'
velt and a score of other noted mel
are included in the list of the board's
member's,
OFF FOR BRITAIN,
Ducal Party 4Sailed From Halifax
Early Sunday Morning.
HALIFAX, March 24 -Brilliant milt'
tary uniforms mingled with the more
sombre tints of civilian attire at the
ship's side Saturday night at .8.39
o'clock, when the royal train of the
C.P.R. tilled into
the terminal nal pier
with the Duke and Duchess of Con•
naught and the Princess Patricia
aboard. The building was gay with
bunting and a carpeted gangway led
from the train to the saloon deck of
the steamer. The grade of this was
made as easy as possible so as not to
tax the strength of the duchess, whe
had stood the' journey well, but had
nevertheless a slightly wearied look
On entering her stateroom the duchess
found a . handsome basket of flowers
sent by the wives of members of the
' Borden Cabinet at Ottawa.
The steamer sailed at three o'clock
Sunday morning,
Gay Colors Prevail.
NEW YORK, March 24. --Fifth ave•
hue's annual Easter dress parade was
favored yesterday by bright sunshine,
but with a decided .nip in the brisk
wind that blew. ,
Extremes in design were rare in the
gowns worn, the striking note of the
exhibit, being the generally high color
scheme. Bright hues were the rules
rather than the exception, in both
clothing and head covering of the fem.
mine element.
The ' family, remedy fer'...Coughs end •Co der'
Shiloh' costs so little and does so much
ii t)iv to.Conil tt the
Mail Order,Bitsi'id
Theiprinci al objection to the ex-
tension' of the percaleost system from: the retailer' small
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towns and cities and -from the ex-
press: companies. With the' latter
the general public wilii not be in-,
clined' to wail. They have so sys-
tematicelly bled the people white
in their freniied desire to accumu-
late "standard oil" dividends' theft
itis small wonder if the worm turns,
The retailer, however, is entitled 1t'o
a large measure bf'consideration.
But it isn't necessary that he should
he protected against his inveterate
enemy -the department shore of
the big city-atlthe expense of the
great suffering consumer r,' Be
doesn't need to tb(he protected, at
all, in fact, If he will but adopt the
•methods of his larger and more
grasping rival.
As we have it today In Canada
the mail orderbusiness is the,legi-
timate and natural evolution of
consistent and persistent.pubiicity.
Your departmental store merchant
prince 'cif Toronto eor Montreal -he
15 usually ' disguised - as en ineor-'
posted company -has attained
the round' of the ladder thalt he
now occupies by telling the, people
at regular intervals` just what
articular article or r
t,cles has
P a he
for sale and What toe thinks the
peoile want ,at the pantleular time.
He uoe•s this (through the medium
of the newspaper, The out -of -city
reader sees, concludes to buy and
mail his order accordingly. He
could and would probably buy the
same article in the• local store, but
he doesn't know it is there, for the
reason that all. the goods can not
be displayed in the front Window
and he never' looks into the shop
front -much, anyway. , The local re-
tailer lnust be prepared to fight
the mail order business by using
the same weapon that has buillt; up
that business, viz„ publicity.
Here in Clinton'' there is a large
amount of money; running into the
thousands, fotwarded each year to
Toronto and other large centres
in the purchase of goods that come
through the mails. The extension
of the parcels post system, as is
proposed and as is undoubtedly ap-
proaching consummation, will'ag-
gravate the evil, unless the wide-
awake business man rises to the
occasion. It will most certainly
bring the consumer and the mail
order houses closer 'together, and
to stand on an equal footing with
his rival, the smaller retai'er Will
have to make his goods, wares and
merchandise known to the regular
buyers by judicious advertising,
with just as frequent changes of
copy as he can have placed at his
disposal through the medium of
the home town paper. This is the
whole secret of the competition, as
prices in nine cases out of ten will
show a favorable comparison
quality for duality,
The -average buyer is a funny in -
divide al. Heisthe creature of
passing fancies, and if he is beguil-
ed by the big departmental store
ad. from down country, it is be-
cause it is being constantly touted
before his notice; He will respond
in much the same way to the local
retailer's appeal, if the latteh
gives hire the opportunity and pre-
sents the details in a bright and
catchy manner. But the merchant
will have to change his nineteenth
century methods and get going,
�wv nen near run lan(Aing at Ilio blip in
the first flight .of steps, 14r 13ullei1
slipped on the edge of the 'stairs, Lit
an attempt to save'hinfroth falling,.
Margetts 'elutched his companion by
the aI•rn, ; The' two men fell, •At the
bottom of the stairs they'! struck a '
radiator with sufficient foll'ce to
fracture Builen's s1 u11 and crush Mar
gett's head.
young nrelnatl ilalllett Allid, nix -
teen years` old, was killed, and two
firemen named Herta and 'Sylvester,
were fatally wounded, at Sturgeon
Falls during the storm on Friday.
The. German Government in order to
cover the eontinually increasing ex-
penditures on the army, is contemplat-
ing Government monopolies in the
sale of cigarettes, matches and alcohol.
The correct majority for John 0.
Ebbs, Conseriative, over David Mc-
1,,ean, Liberal, in South Lanark pro=
•""vincial bye -election, is 613. Mr. Ebbs
received 1,866 votes and Mr. McLean
1,253. •
A basis of settlement satisfactory to
the miners has been reached with the
representatives of the Pain Creek Cot-
' berm t&., whose miners in West Vir•
inia have„been on_strikep for about
gime
ineut11g• ' 'Yeaers'ai,'e,-e i.Te,5 "
• A weapon for the firing of asphyx-
1 i�k gb•.s.:. ele4e 1, ej ,erether ".
siea of the automobile yiap.ibls5 Jetta
used-fQr e },fi�t
TO yesterday in
aril t11 cap,ure`of a negro, who
hdd pet' owe suddenly mad and ran
amuck in the Vauteuil quarter.
.EXT TO CONSE PT1011
THERE ARE MORE DEATHS
From PREMINVA
Than Any ether" Laing Trouble,
Pneumonia is nothing more or less than
what used to be called "Inflammation of
the Lungs."
Consumption may be contracted from
others, but as a rule pneumonia is caused
by exposure to cold and wet, and if the
cold is not attended to immediately ser-
ious results are liable to follow.
There is only one way to prevent
pneumonia and that is to cure the cold on
its first appertrance.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup will
do this for you if you will only take it in "
time.
. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup con-
tains all the essence and lung healing
powers of the famous Norway Pine tree.
Mr. Hugh McLeod, Esterbazy, ,Sask.,'
writes: -"My little boy took a very
severe cold, and it developed into pneu-
monia. The doctor said he could not
live. I got some of your Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, and he began to
improve. Now he is a strong healthy
child, and shows no sign of it ever coming
back."
The price of this remedy is 25 and 50
cents per bottle. It is put up in a yellow
wrapper; , 3 pine trees the trade mark,
and is manufactured only by The T.
Milburn Co., Limit d, Toronto, Ont.
King Constantine at Saloniki,
SALON11<I, riarah:24.-King Con•
stantiile arrived here yesterday and
was acclaimed by the populace. The
foreign warships fired a salute of 21
guns. The King showed great grief
and the meeting between him and the
Dowager Queen Olga 10 the death'
chamber was most affecting, both.
bursting into tears.
The body of the late Icing George
lies in state to -day and residents of
Salonilti are viewing the. body.
ARTIST IS KILLED.
George, M. Sullen of Toronto and
Fellow A•tist May Die.
TORONTO,. March 24, -Falling down
the stairs about two o'clock yesterday
'peening, George M. Buller), 21 Grena-
dier road, was almost instantly killed
and Wni. Margetts so seriously injured
that his recovery is doubtful. Con-
stable Gardner heard the men frill
and summoned Drs• Shier and Hoidge, '
The two men were artists and 'old'
friends. They met accidently on Sat:
urday.night and went to the theatre,
and later to Mr. Margett's apartments,
5G9West
Bloor
street
et
Two Children Killed.
NEW YORK, March 24. -More than
a hundred tons of brick blown outward
from the walls of a lower eastside
factory building by an explosion of
gas Saturday afternoon killed two
children and seriously injured three
others of a large number that were
playing in the street below:
FRAIL -SICKLY CHILD
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Restored 'to- Health' by Virro1--
'Letter to Mothers.
Anidous mothers often wonder why
their:' children ' are so pale thin and
nervous and; have so little, appetite,
For the benefit ot such mothers in
this vicinity, sre publish the following`
J.' Eldmund MilIer,, New Firaven,.
Conn:, says: "My little 'daughter; ever.
Since her birth, had been frail and:
Sickly,. and was a constant source of
Worriment. Several months 'ago we
commenced to give her Vinol. 'I im-
mediately meted., an improvement in
her health and appearance. gave
''her
her three bottles of Vinol, and from,
the good it has done her I can truly
say It will do ail you'clatea."
This child's: recovery was due to '
the combined action of the medicinal
elements extracted from cods' °livers;
--combined with the blood -making
and strength -creating properties of
tonic iron, which are contained in
Vinol. n i, u• ,...,. w
Vinol will build up and strengthen
delicate children, old people and the
weak, run-down and debilitated'. We
• return the money In every case where
it fails .-,;.e-r,,,_ezea
YV, S, Druggist
Clinton'
Ont.
whether you are not yet out in the
world, or earning your living °r-
are employed in office or shop ;
they are well worth reading and
bearing in mind,
Results speak better than prom-
ises. Don't say what you are go-
ing to do; show what you can do.
GOOD FOR LITTLE ONES.
O h' d r e p. Cry Baby's Own Tablets are good Inc
Y all little ones -good for the new-
born r babe or the growing child.
They are absoluu'tely safe and are
guaranteed thy a government an-
alyst to be free from opiates and
other injurious drugs. Concerning
them Mrs. Win, Kern a�•han, Cart-
wright, Man„ says: 'I have al-
ways used Baby's Own Tablets and
find them good for little ones.
The lrablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The ;Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, ,Ont.
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR iA
For Boys in Business
• i
The following items of advice for
business boys have had the ap-
proval of several heads of big com-
mereial `establishments and emin-
ent professional men. No matte,'
Grand Trunk . Railway System
Colonist Rates
on Sale Daily.
MARCt-i 15 to APRIL 15
(inclusiYe)
FROM CLINTON TO
Vancouver, B.C.
Victoria, B.C.,
Seattle, Wash.
Spokane, Wash.,
-•--0--
Mexico City, Mex„
San Diego, Cal„
Los Angeles, Cal„
San Francisco, Cal., .,
•
nomcseckcrs Excursion
To MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
and Alberta.
Each TUESDAY
March to October Inclusive
Via Chicago and St. Paul
Through coaches and fpullman
tourist sleeping ears will leave To-
ronto 11 a.m. on i hbove dates for
! WINNIPEG:
No change of Cars.
Winnipeg and return $35
Edmonton and return $43
.$
�f
43.7c
e �Tickets good for 80 days. Pro-
portionate -low rates to other points
Porportionate low rates to other
Seinen [xcursious
points in Arizona, British Columbia ®C a1 Ui pu
California, Idaho, Mexico, Montana
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington i To ALBERT AIND S Al KiATCHE-
Ete„ from all stations in Oritari°' and every TUESDAY thereafter
Ask Grand Trunk Agents for par- until APRIL 29th, inclusive, from
l titulars, stations in Ontario, Peterboro, Port
-_o , Hope and West.
LOW RATES.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Raiiway Through coaelies and tourist
is the shortest and quickest route sleepers to WINNIPEG without
between Winnipeg, Saskatoon and change; leaving Toronto at 11 a,m,
Efmonton, • on above dates.
Berths, Reservations, Literature and full information from any agent
JOHN RANSFORD &SON, City Passenger and Ticket agent phone 57
A. 0. PATTISON, station agent, phone 35a.
riZBELVDdifalZ
without
a doubt
you'll°'t
find this out
in alli,''
your travels
round about
the bread that's
best with any
meal -
is just the one
and only real
Mother's!
s!
Bread
better bread
could not be
made
-that's what you'll -
say when you have
tried this crispy,
Crusty
Mullicr'S Dread
artliffl
Phone No. >i
and haveit1
delivered to your
house every day.
eieseihrageispecaseesse
Some, March-
Specials
FRESH FISH -Several kin ds.
Caldwell's Molasses Meal for stock at $2.00 per 100 lbs.
Alfalfa' Clover Seed also
, rs and Red Clover, Timothy Seecl
etc., lxerbageum-Dr. Hess' Stock food and poultry' Panacea
Columbian Stock' Food-Zenoleum and I'nstan,t Louse Killer
-and Sheep Dip,,:
Highest' prices for Butter,Eggs, Tallow, Lard etc..
RPID
EMR®RIUM
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Seed Oats for Sale
A quantity f, t} of (Regenerated Ban-
ner Oats, grown from seed import-
ed three years ago, Pure and free
"'from ',weed seed..`,_ One of the • best
',varieties:; rowo. Price 45
$ e per
J, F:'GRANT,
1, London, ;Road,
To the Public.
Raving bought the Fair mill, and
had the old machinery taken out,
new machinery. put in, nue have one
of the best:Mills in Western On-
tario, We are prepared to give the
public the best of Frour, We ;ask
you to give us "a trial. ` We will
also do gristing for the farming
community, Those who want to
exchange wheat for flour, we will
have on hand -Family Flour, Man -0
itoba Moue, Pastry Flour, Graham
Flour, Whole Wheat Flour for cake
Breakfast food, [Corn, Screenings,
Western Oats, ars,
.h Sebonisa
•eller, PLotleNo. $
Mortgage Sale
Ur.der and by virtue of
the pow-
ers contai `ed in a certain mortgage
which will
be produced at the time
of sale, there will be offered ' for
sale at public auction, by D. N: 'Wet
son, auctioneer, Lots numbers 456
on Albert Street, Lofts numbers 616,
617 and 618 on Maple Street, The -
sale will take.p?,ace at the premises
on Saturday the 12th clay of April
1913 at 2,30 o'clock 'P, M., On. the
premises are erected a comfortable
dwelling house and a good stable
and out -buildings and the pro-
perty is well located on a front
street, For terms and conditione
of sale apply to
W. Brydone, vendors solicitor.
Dated at Clinton` ithe 20th day of
March 1913. • • '
Execut'ors' Sate of house
and Lots
Town Lots 74 and 75 on the south
side of Bond Street, containing 1-2
an acre of land, will be offered for
sale at public auction on April an
1913 at 3 o'clock P. M. at the pre-.
wises. On the premises is erected a
comfortable dwelling house and
the property is altogether a desir-,
able one for anyone wishing an in-
expensive home. Terms of sale 10
per cent cash and the balancein 30
days.
W. BRYDONE,
solicitor for executo••e
D. N, Watson, auctioneer.
Dated at Clinton this 17th
day of March 1913.
Notice
Having disposed of our Boot &
Shoe business we wish to have all
accounts settled up by the 1st of
April. Kindly call at the store.
JAS. TWITCHELL & SON.
Money liVaantcd,
I have several inquiries for loans
of various amounts and Will be
pleased to find investments for
funds on mortgages.
W. liRYDONE
11
All paper bought from
me from now till the 1st
of April will be hung for
Sc a single roll.
Samples taken to your
house if desired.
'Paper at 4e a Roll up.
G Qv Pilis
Corner Queen and Princess
Streets
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. T.R. Station
All kinds of Coat on hand -
Chestnut Sintid
Soft Coal
Stove Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
kennel Coal and Wood
TIle--21, 3 atld''4-inch size -
The Tile is ot the very best.
quality.
Mick to Order.
11. FORBPS
Phone 52. "
Staallaxserstanatentreemeeseasememezza
a,,.
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest possible price,
Orders may be left at Davis
dr Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
W. J. Steveooson,
atQTs tri
c Light Plant.1
PRO $roilers Wanted
r .Each week during June, July and
August, To obtain these we are
selling the famous Prairie State In-
cubator on the easy payment a me.,
Y nt plan;
eggs and poultry taken for same,
Fourg
.00d horses wanted for Mon-
treal`It A •
Y 1f1 1st,
'GUNNr LANGLOIS CO„
N. Trewartha,
Wm. Jenkins, � , C i
1 hien,
House forSale
On Townsend Street convenient
to Piano Factory and ' school. Ten
rooms, new furnace, modern,' con-
veniences. Apply to
C. B. HALE,.
To The Farmers
/Msail
o
Insureour horses`: and, cattle 'a-
gainst death'by accident or disease.
All valuable live stock is being
protected in this manner. Reason-
able rates and quick settlements:
Call and see. Cd iB, !.HALe.
Residence Phone No.100 ; Office No.2
Logs Wanted
Highest prices paid for
ELM,, BASSWOOD, MAPLE
Any wood bought.
ty, Donato Piano organ Co
Limited
CLINTON - - ONTARIO.
For Sale
A commodin le brick tame at a
I argain. Furnace, electric lighting
lath room, hot and co d water, also
a stable on the prem'ses. For in-
formation apply at.
TIRE NEW ERA
POT TO[S
Car of No. 1 Cooking Potatoes to
arrive about Saturday or Monday.
New Ontario stock. Just the right
kind for seed or table. .A sample
can be seen at our store, both raw
and cooked, at $1.25 per 90 lbs.
STEEP & CO.
Ladies Wanted
Employment of:ered in Player
Pneumatic Department, Light
suitable work amid pleasant sur-
oundings. In 1ew York or Chicago
this is considered employment for
the highest class of lady operators.
Apply at ,the Office of
W. DOHERTY PIANO AND
015G 1N CO.. Limited. Clinton.
Farm For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
75 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34, Hul-
lett township, 3 miles from Londes-
boro, and 5 miles from' Blyth, 11-2
miles from School, A bank barn 36
by 56, another barn 38x52, drive
shed 24x40, A brick house, plenty
of water, about an'; (acre of or-
,rhard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
Blyth, P. 00.
Farm for Sale
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres -
East half of lot. 28, con. 6, Hullett.
A first-class farm, well 'watered
and improved, and with good
buildings, Also the undersigned
of Fera for sale, lot 29, con. 6, Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOTTHCOM BE,
Clinton,
Ford & McLeod
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.),
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.,
We always have on hand -Goose.
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains.
Ford & McLeod
W. RRTD011alE. l
BARRISTER HOLI01TOli NOTAJt
PUBLIC, ETO
ci itrrorl
el ARLES 13. ',RALE
Oonneyance, "Notal Public.
Commissioner, etc.;
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Testier of IaS Marr' a Licensee;
e
c uses:
Huron St., Clinton,
_H. T.
RANCEI
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Esta
te.
INSURANCE"AGENT-R r s
ep a enog rire ThE'
surence l7oplpaaiee..:
Division Court Oilice.
Me
dl�al:.
DRI t;. 1K, THOMPS011i
Physician, 8urgeen, Esta
sneoial:attention given to diseases of the .
Eye, Ear, .Throat, and Nose. ..
Eyes carefully examined, and suitable glsssee
prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Two doors west of the Cmnwel,raa$ Soto
Huron St. _.
AILS, 4iUNN and
CANDIED.
Dr. W. Gunn. 1.R. C, P., L. R, C. d.. East
Dr, J. C. Candler. 11.1, m,le,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton,
Sight calls at residence, Rattenbary St.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICUAN.'.SURGEON,
cconehenr, etc, office and residence on
tenbury St., otmosite W.Tarran's residence.
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST:
Cro-rn and fridge flork.a-Specialty.,
Graduate of 0.0,13.6.,: Chicago, and 0.0,12.5
Toronto.
hayfield en Meadows, Dov 8x51.0 Decent'
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E store.
Speoial care taken to make dental treat.
went as painless as possible.
THOMAS- GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction see
GODERIOH ONT
6 at S. etD:,r sales a spat lath Oine.s t, fk
NEW ERA office, Clinton, promptly attecded
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale tact*
discounted
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggae
McTaggart Bros.
RANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General banking Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed ea
depoeite.
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The
McKillopllIIliat;uai
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town B°regs
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth,
J. Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderlcile,
T.E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafori h-.
DIRECTORS. -
Jae, Connelly, Hclreesville, John
Watt, Hariock; G. Dale, Clinton; 13,
F. McGregor, Seafortb; J. Evans,
Beechwood t J, G. Grieve, Winthrop
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. Me-
liwan, Clinton, .
Each Director is Inspector of
losses in hie own district,
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harloc]c; Ed. Ilisele
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Lge
mondville; 3. W. Yeo, ''Holmesvflie,
Payments may be „made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R. H. Curt, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
e LIN TON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sate
Money to loan
Office Issac Street, next' dear to New
Era
Grand Trunk Railway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Brace.
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Belgrave6.54 3.44
Blyth 7.08 3,53
Londesboro, 7,56 4.04
Clinton 7,50 • 4,23
Brucefieid 8.12 4.33
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Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10'.47
Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.18 1112
ClinHolmeston 11.07 1.25 6.40 11.2:3
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Godericb :....,11.35 1.50 7.05 11,55
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