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• the caswit anosmia 15 common in young edf factories—or
the case with those tNrio Work in' lib ventilated factoriesror kbnse who shut
winter time with acoal stoveburning up the o`tygen: or emitting
up indoors fn
carbonic (oxide) gas. This blood, or blood which lacks the red blood corpuscles, .
in anaemic peoplem Yhavebeeneansed'b lack of good
lungsorbypoor P
digestion or'fi spepsia:.,'$onletiines people suffer intensepal
over the the auwhich not -py�u reined), ,.hut caused by indigestion.
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Whatever the cause, there's lust ane reotedY that you can turn to—knowing
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that it has given satisfaction for over 40 years.
DI. PIERCE'cS°,
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is a blood cleanser and alterative that starts the liver and stomach Into vigorous
action, It thus assists the body to manufacture rich red blood which feeds the
heart—nerves--brain and organs of the body. The organs work smoothly like
tnachlnety running In all. You Teel 5tean, sarong and strenuous instead of tired,
weak and faint.' Nowadays you can obtain Dr. Plez'ce's: Golden Medical Dis.
coven, Tablets,;as e11 as the liquid, form ;rout. alirnedicine dealers, or tablets
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by mail,; prepid. in 51 or 50c size. Actress R. V. Pierce, M; I)., Buffalo, N-. Y. -
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The New Er,.i.
-47TH YEAR.
"IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE."
W.11. I ERR at SON, Pros.
3. Leslie Kerr, Business Manager
New Elia, One Year in advance $1.00
New Era, when not paid in ad-
vance..
d-
vance._. $1,50
N,ew Era, to, the United. States
in advance $1.50
Advertising Rakes on Application.
Jab work prices advance on July
let,. 1913, in ]accordance with
the Huron Co. Pr'.eslse Asso-
ciation ;Rates;
Office Phone 30 ,House Phone 95
Some Local News
from the Co. Town
FARMER KILLED INSTANTL7
William H. Maige, afarmer hy-
ing near Dungaln'nioaslwas kil'.,ed on
his farm (last Wednesday night
when 1"e fell from a load of hay,
A FORMER GODERICH LADY
The rsnilains of Mrs Agnes Intl
dane, widoev of The late S. T. C.
Haldane incl sisitier of Postermaster
Galt, ,0f this town arrived here
from l'etosky Mich.wlueoe she had
resided IOI a number Ot years were
Interre'f luMaitland Cemetery Lie •
3 B. re • •eringham, nectar of Si -
George's Church officiating, The
late Mrs, ,Halciarle was 65 years of
age and came ,of one of Goderich's
most •ester?nled remit leis.
Bra ,MILL LAID UP
Damage cenee:d by a breaking
-0'd in the engine room of the
Weettern Cianada.Fl,our Mills plant
-z )ay (e.e, up o1'erati0n in 'dm f::7ur
01111
roe a month, Acylincl r e,.:d
1aa1 uril:n tbtough tl-,e engirt.
room clonr into the strler• t the ell-
g'inetar ,and iothers hiving just left
the spot. It sons Accessary to
send for'enler:peist from Prince Ed-
wa'.ci Island 11-1iene 1110 engine, was
n ad e, tmnloading of grain boats at
.th=, 101 'ling company's elevator
will moil be'intgrlerecl with, as
thele is sep'ar'ate equipment The
"big m'll as it is commonly called
is to 'be an important customer of
hydric.
M, G. CAMERON CHOSEN, •
9.ftee sect -oval postponed meet-
ings
eet-
ing -because or poor attendance
Itlb £iolard of Trade has elected 3I.
G. !Cameron, es -M P,P., Ito succeed
Dr. Macklin as president and Mr.
C L. Meoole, vice-president in place
of Mr. Geddes. The new president
has called a special meeting sof the
booed for Thursday, July 29,t11,
LAWYER ARRESTED.
M. 0. Johnston lawyer has been ar-
rested' Ion eat charge of misappropri-
trust I
lofting t st funds. Magistrate W.
E Kelly remanded him until the
23rd Bail was Loft obtained.
ANOTHER CRIB SUNK.
'Clontraetor 'Bermingham had an -
LITTLE 13 It WAS,�1►S1�a: SICK.
Did Not Think He
Could Live.
CHOLERA tNFANTidM WAS
THE CAUSE.
This trouble is themost dangerous of
all the summer <complaints of 'children.
It begins with a profuse diarrhoea, the
stomach becomes irritated, and the child
is soon reduced to great languor and
prostration.
Cholera Infantwn can. be speedily
cured by the use of Do. FowLgre's Ex
TIACT Ott WILE) STRAWBERRY.
MRS.JOHN :COOTE, Hantsport,
writes:- I can recommend DR, F OWLER'S
EXTRACT or WILD STRAWBERRY for
Cholera Infautum.: My little boy was
so sick, I did not think he could live, as
he was out of his mind, and did not know
any one. I gave him " DR. ',FOWLER'S,"
and the first dose` helped bio and one
bottle cured him, 1 recommended it to
a'friend whose children were sick, and it
cured them too.
Da, FOWLER'S EXTRACT or WILD
STRAWBERRY Y is a remedy that has been
on the market for over sixty-five years
and has been used in thousands of fam-
ilies during these years, so you are not
making any experiment' when you buy
it, but be sure and get "Da. FOWLa R'S"
when you ask for it, as there are many
irritations of this famous remedy on the
market.
The pricers 35e., and it is manufactured
only by the T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
; Othe1 gi en t concrete crib- towed
ot'k to the ]rely northwest brelak-
u arc add • amilt this fw�eel., ,A
S -\.e i , is in oeur.Sa• o.i construe-'
I tent., i leinking OI0 the south p er is
1 erl`d and ladders replaced
Med . r dh e _'t'.oir of :9Ir: Sr. M. (Itob-
t' e"plant engineer Citof
D J1
and. Steamer Rtiron 'both
1•,a:1 n g• :icily ;lumber of pazeenger,e
on Ititt_.r. northbound trip;- s this
1 •i
I'=I; :t ;FOR IiiD1;O.
1e. a i n1 n ale rrti•ingin- tee wires
a 0 re:, Mee :ts of the Lown in
1':. adei. e lot is •ar1'ower. Two
ta...s if l- tt e r 9511c I .an a, but foe
th t last we tk or se
mat t e advent of hydro seem all
;tine Pixie desirable.•
h•TTl,ILL':3 POINT POPLAE.
-Atuill,o Ilona las becetnie Vere;
35031000(this J .. i. ., ito c_ mr,e o.
lit:. e
are a:, 1.Nis than rive ie 's
Ooeu 1.. i by *a 1., ay t -.e.1 .,.:a tlic1r
fa'n 1 es alo"ie
E'<,.70YI 's HUE ROADS.
\V", R. L ttlef',e d manager Cif
Vet( he.'ey ui,ouse, l raetford, drove
a:•.:... way unto, ,4 c0-erich this
1. e :'1• h s flit pair if mate :e d.
1:n,. \t:'t'a Mr. W.„S. Wiener, al -
1 se of •th.• ' e p:none City, chose
sp :•e l telt team :s already here
he is ,eojey.ng the vied' reads of
uneen,
CHILDREN AID WOt Ii.
3Sr. 0,M. Elliot:' county agent of
the, ,Chitieen• Aid •society has com-
e: •Ire:i re tour of inspection of the
tarai,;tys cl;a rites in Huron --nu in
number, C :and,'x,one lin most vase,
w e: •e Ioun1.1 most satisfactory
and i e =les found u, the excep-
t! r_•1, 1-s.inr.•e5, rive o, six or the
1v wa'ds hove been given
sufficient, schen Iing to Ie_able
them to rass the entean(1 exanm:-
rla:'in and two rhedu.:tee Study,sg
t•73 0- .ea':dors, "in .A11111 r_.scs they:
:a,: teen sn^h a pi'.c•e
1:_:'1 fost'e: elarens ,that they
ar, It ,e tied mire, than ariopeed
'2•lil:' n and l,e•)ara't:on would 9sot
i; cens:C(ei'ed,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
HOME TRAINING,
The Domestic Menage Should. Be
Run on Business Basis.
HUSBANDS MUST CO-OPERATE.
Practical Sense of Common Interests
Has Saved Many Families From
Dissolution, Says New York Head of
Bureau of Domestic Relations.
"Since women have come to play so
active a part in the world of work the
necessity has arisen to consider the
home as a business institution," says
Mrs. Ida T. Upshaw, superintendent of
the bureau of domestic relations, con-
nected with the department of chari-
ties of New York city.
"It is not necessary in the very poor
homes to advise business co-operation.
In these homes they are obliged to Sg-
ure closely to make both ends meet.
They practice everyday stringent do -
/nestle economy that they have learned
by hard experience, It is the homes
of the middle-class where training. 55
lacking. The young women have gone
from their schoolrooms directly to the
office and from the office to their new
homes as brides, with responsibilities
thrust suddenly upon . them of which
they know little or nothing. Frequent-
ly
requently they are pitifully ignorant of even
the simplest household economies.
"On the husband's part the begin-
ning -is made in just as sad a way.
Not one man out of ten, as a rule, has
the slightest idea of what it costs to
maintain a hoioe outside of•the rent
and possibly the gas bill. Elven in the
latter item he Is sometimes far wrong.
The young men come from homes
where things have been taken care of:
by a mother who has learned her 'les -
eon years ago or from hotel or board -
Ing housewhere problems of the house
;Were never presented to them.
"Co-operation is necessary in the
home. When a young husband hands
the wife a certain amount of money,
each week for the maintenance of the
family and she finds it not enough the
trouble begins, although the wife may
have done her best. The domestic re-
lations court is continually hearing
cases based on thattrouble.
"Housekeeping is the woman's field;
once upon a time it was her undisput-
ed domain. But it would be well for
men : to understand the scienee of do-
mestic economy. 15 they did itwould
long a on g waytoward avoiding'domes-
tic' wrangles.
"The time has come when edaca;
tional institutions will recognize that
a business partnership of husband and
wife -is necessary. Then there will be
taught to men and women, alike the
science of domestic economy. It will
not only keep their meney affairs In
order, but it will hold husband and
Wife closer together. The sense of a
common interest in the home has say
ea many a faulty from Olssolutlohe
.
To cau on
>e
un mafrisd people
to
1ivo their within Pi t sans
n1 is proper
enough, but thy should at the rame
time be taught how to economize,
ne Black Cat at Sta.
I
About- twenty years ago, when
vas living in north Gillett, the British
squadron, then in far eastern waters,'
was steaming out of the port of Che-'
foo when a little black eat fell over-
board from H. M. S, Wanderer. At
once the ship stopped,, signaled to its
consorts "Cat overboard,"' and the en:
tine squadron came to a standstill, A
boat put off from the Wanderer and
i escued puss; who was swimming .for
the s T officers
dear life after 1li e oicers . p f1
who told me the :story said the sailors
would have been furious ifthe little
cat had not been saved, for not only'
was she a great pet, but they firmly
believed disaster would follow if a
black cat was allowed to drown. -Lon-
don Mail.
rown.-Lon-don,.Mail.
Prince of Wales In Society.
Empire Day was especially notable
in London this year as marking the
coming out of the Prince of Wales, He
came up from Oxford in the morning
and later in the day escorted his sis-
ter, Princess Mary, to the League of
Mercy concert in Albert Hall.
This may be said to be his first ap-
pearance as a man of family. Future
appearances of the prince in society
are looked forward to with keen in-
terest, as it is fifty years since a
bachelor Prince of Wales has been
the central figure in the social world.
Keeping Byron's Memory Green. -
In 111e "In Memoriam" cohman of
The London Times for April 19 the
fallowing advertisement appeared:
BYR;ON-George Gordon Neel Lord
Byron died nobly for Greece at.
Mi.;sclnn^_'hi, April 19. 15114.
"When love Min sent forgot to salve
The young, the beaurtiful, tale brava.„
-"The .P.ride r1 Abedee."
Rir V.lallor 05,,11.-salaalr of hi.
death, se. :. 1 . • ` f
lea 1d tis f to s 11 1
s as e u lad
gone r
e Ont
Ihsnati e a
a 01a all is paid 1-
ufor rat
1
y
dor the terms
of the will of - a lady
who geeatlyaclmil'ssfl the poet; aid is
to appear, if, is understood, every year
in The Tithes until a memorial of
Byron is 'aclnlittecl to Westminster
Abbey.
.3l.iried Beside Dog.
James Bearden of Rochdale, Eng,,
by his own r ip:test, has been buried
be;idu. his pet dog; .
rine Not So' Easily cost.
7n the 14th century i ling were not
carelessly lost as - tbeY ere DOW. The
law permitted that they should be
sold on the Gest two days of January
each year, in order that they Might
not become too common. It therefore.
became the custom for ladies of all
'classes to 'buy their Year's stock -of'
tains on these days, and the money
given them for this purpose by their
husbands of fathers' was known as
"pin Money," a: phrase that has sur
vived 10 the present day,
Riddles and Answers.
When is a soldier not' half a soldier?
When be is in quarters.
Why is a hive lilte a spectator at the
circus? Bemuse it is a bee holder.
On what day of the year do women
talk the least? On the shortest.
What three letters turn girl into
woman. A -g -e.
What island is nearest heaven? The
Isle 'of Skye.
What pudding males the best base-
ball player? A good batter.
An Enigma.
Three-fourths of a cross and a circle com-
plete.
Two half circles on a perpendicular meet,
An angle. a triangle whichstands on two
feet,
Two half circles and a circle complete.
Answer. -Tobacco.
COMFORTABLE COUCHES
We have just unpacked a large shipment of couches; covered
in Velour, Verona, and Imitation Leather.
Beautiful carved frames, covered in velour, red, green and
brown, at 55, 56, 57.50, $8,23 and $10.00
Couches covered in verona, with quarter cut oak or mahog-
any finished frames at $9 to $16
Imitation Leather Couches with quarter cut oak Frames,
steel construction, soft and comfortable at $10, $13 and 522
We vise carry a select line of Window Shades, Pales. Picture
Frames, Room Moulding, Baby Carriages, Children's Wagons
DROP IN ANY TIME,
Phones 7 and S Free Auto Delivery
J.H.eIELLEW Estate
Furniture and Undertaking, RLYTII
without
er
a doubt• .
you'll
find this out
in all?",
your travels
round about
the bread that's
best with any
meal—
is just the onevizsril
and:only real
Mother'sfik+
rad
better bread
could not be
made
—that's what you'll
say when you have;
tried this crispy,
crusty
Mother's Bread
1
artliff
Phone No. 1
and havetl
delivered to your
house every day.
SHORT and SNAPPY
The secret of the auceeea'of our
blunt Ada, Is,that they, are short
and snappy. Pooplo D./Alibi
like.
business story' told ;1 , a few words
and if they ''Want;anythigg•they
refer to 1 the placolwhere they
will find it with the least trouble,
Vit.; the. Olatel sod. Want'Sds;...ie:'
your busineaa'repreeentod, those,
RSp
US�P
1
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Dr, rg�illialns' flak Pal,is.
1< el►tlilal' til�aftered
Nerves.
...Good health- rick_, re.1 blood -
nvakes all ,Uie difference) between
ilt
hea.h' and. sickness, If the 'bloo(;
is thin : a1nt! Itt"alti)e>.'3 the 115:, b 'of'
then Ivrhurie' body suffers. 1`:
f r1'
s) e becomes nervdus and frz,•t^
abs r; ithe stomach fails' 113 strength
sa1e. apptftltie becomes poor, Foots
eft n.. vol gii lee the necessary rlonr-
ieianlr.nit (andtl;,e first feeling of
wltlah0le1s (passes a.s(tirnel goes, on
into is ger;eral breakdown inn the
hela!(tu. The c1,50 ,o(Mis. Aneiique
Gat gime of kit. Jeo'ontle Que. ill ea -
era t'es the tenth of !these state-
ments. ,Mrs. .Gagnon sass i "1 am
fifty yelars of ag;e and 'up to a few
months ago always ron'loys•d : the
best of health, Then I began td
file. rundown and weak without
patience 105 ambition. My appetite
grew• pool and my .nlerves seemed
babe on ledge ;a ld the lleitst noise
OT Worry WO atd maker tnellineita.ble
and IICVV us, Li.ie became ,.n accr-
ual burden slid I could no lofo•giel'
IIok aliter my household duties
My !doctor (prescribed Tend ordered
a change saying that T was a ner-
aobs• wreck. I tried to beconlein-
5srrested 111 other things but foiled
anis my clo0diltio11 was realty d,e-
plorable. I continued in this coe-
d .en for severed months, gradual-
ly going down, and a0rny do'c'tor
-'a1 nett helping easily
p rsuadlel by a friend Yeo try Dr,
\V Id:a1ns' Pink Pills.' After' taking
til_. iPiIls flora( few weeks I could'
s'e an iniprovemeziit, and I gladly
continued using t1iiein fora couple
of
months when, I found my Lela It'll
fully restoraki. Ialu more Shan
]thankful for what Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have donee for me and
I gladly recommended them to all
'ho s.w wreak, nervous and run-
down 5f ' W
By making rich • red blood Dr.
Williams" Pink Pills cure such
cases as Mrs. :Gagnions�'. In 551e
same) way they cure pervious head-
aches neuralgia indigestilon rheu-
matism St. Vitus dance and the
ail,menits that come to growing
girls land women of natme years.
If you etre alt all unwieill start to-
day Ill) cure your:tele with Dr. Wil -
learns' Pink Pills what they have
done for oithlees they will surely
do for you if given for trial:
Sold beeadi druggists or by mail
post pa'd at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for 52.50 by'addressing The
Dr. 'Williams' Medici Rel Cie., Brock-
ville, Ont.
CIVIC HOLIDAY.
• Acting Mayor Cantelon has an-
nounced that Friday, August lst..
will he IClinittn Civic Holiday and
asks that it b aabserved as such,
Farm for Sale.
I...A.!Ivo
A desirable 100 -acre farm for
rials, being Lot 24, Con. 5, Hullett.
Good frame douse and kitchen;
bank barn 50x66, 3 miles from Clin-
ton, 3-4 mile• front school. Thefarm
is well fenced, well unclerdrained,
and in good stake of cultivation.
Plenty of spring water, Possession
given to suit. purchaser. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
JOHN CARBERT,
Clinton, P.0
Phone 4 on' 165.
Slabs For Sale
14 inches 'Tong, Hardwood,
12 inches Long, Body Wood.
STAPLETO'TSA' VIl6
CEME
Wel can fill all orders for Na-
tionlal Portland Cement at once.
call or phonle,
J. I -I U TTON
LONDESBOR®
DR. 1.:F. 1fttO WN
Osteopathic ph ysisran.
Is opening a branch office at Clinton
at the Hotel Normandie, on Tuesday,
from 7 p.m, until 10;30,
Farm to Rent
Lot 24, concession 1, Stanley, Easy
terms, Immediate possession, apply to
CORDON WALDRON,
Star Building, Toronto;
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. T.R. Station
All kinds 01 Coal on hand—
Chestnut Solt Coal
Stove Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
Kennel' Coal and Wood
Tile -2i, S' and 4 -Inch size—
The Tile is of the very best
quality.
Brick to Order.
ti
Phone 52.
S er
unim r ti afieri 7e.:
9
M a
!
Tliose b
en o wIi n .�s
w o 9 y�ti g rammer
notes.out o t of doors will delight ' in the
small s 1
a pad or Pole tinted note paper
designed for this purpose. They are,
to be had in two sizes. •The paper Is
smooth and of good quality, ;the hard
actn
tt d cover of the pad -exactly,
matching thg'tint of the paper.,; A pen,
cii is attached to the side of each pad,
which also matebes it and has a ,top
of glass in the same color. ' Such pads
make pretty bon voyage gifts, although'
they are priced at only 84 and: 89 cents'.
each.
The Round Table.
For small luncheon parties ties the round
table Is; again becoming popiilar. This
table is kept very highly polished, and
a very elaborate round tablecloth in
fine lace wad linen, buttonholed all
around in deep scallops, shows the
edge of the table and the polished
woodwork through the lacer Very lit-
tle of the linen is seen, and in some
eases the cloth is entirely of rich
thread lace.
Money Walitetl,.
I have several inquiries foz'loans
of various amounts and will be
pleased to find investments for
funds on mortgages.
W. i3RYDONE.
Farnl tor Sale
A. desirable 80 acre' farm for sale
Good frame house, a parlor, dining
room, summer kitchen and wood
shed. A bawl barn with cement
floors, ,pig pen with cement floor
and troughs, and drive shed. well
drained, all seeded but about 22
acres; everything in good shape,
Some of the money may be had al
a low rate of interest, will sell with
or without crop. Apply to
H. HESK, Lon'd:eehoro„
or on the premises, lot 17, 000.8,
Hallett.
Wanted
A man ,of good address and abil
ity"to'act as our representative in
the County of Huron. A splendid
opening for the right 'man. For
full particulars write
STONE & WELLINGTON
Nurserymen, Toronto, Ont
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:REAL`ESTATE ANI) 1NSURAICB
Issuer of Marriage Licensor,
Ruron�St„-Clinton,
H. T. 'RANCE1
Notary. Public, Conveyancer,
FinancialandReal Estate.
INSUIoANCE:AGawu_BSAresontiog 14 Fire;In
sarance Cowpanies„1 i
ID v
i slQil Court QPtli�ee.
Medit.,aal•
DRi '5. W. THOMPSOIN
Physician, Surgeon, Etc
mesa; attention )liven todiseases et lbs
Eye, Isar. Tlsroet. and Noes,
Eyes carefully. examined, and. suitable glasses.
prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Two doors Weer of Ike COLIWCrcia1 Hotel
Huron 58.
DRS. GUNN and GAN 1)1LR
Dr. W. Gums, 0. It, 0, P., 0. II. G. 5., Edit
Dr J. P. Gaudier. 11.5, 111,0.
Offine -Ontario Street, Clinton.
flight oars at residence, Rattonberr St.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, BURGEON.
ecnncheur, etc„ office and residence on
tenbury St„ immolate W. Farran's residence,
DR. F. R. AXON
DENTIST;
Crown and Bridge work a S000181ty;:
Graduate of C.C.D,S,,5 Chicago, and R,O,D,B
Toronto.
ltnyllcld eu-111oudays, May let to Decent ,
DR. A. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special care taken to make dental *rse(ar
mens as painless me possible,
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction se.
GODERIOH ONT
1,u enstoed sales. 8 speclnllJ, Cheeks et • al
Naw ERA office, Clinton, prmmntiy attenead
Termsreasonable. Farmers' sada note
To The Farmers discote
Insure your 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. C4 B. IHALe.
Residence Phone No. 100 i Office No,2
Windstorm insurance
The Canada Weather Insurance Om
will insul,e all buildings against dam-
age done by windstorms, mnderate
rates, No premium note.
CHARLES B. HALE
District Agent Clinton
Faris For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
15 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34, Hal-
lett township, 3 miles from Londes-
boro, and Smiles from' Blyth, 11-2
Smiles from School. A bank ,barn 38
by 56, another barn 36x52, dni've
shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty
of water, about wnf ]acre of or-
,rha-nd. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to,
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
!Birth, P..9.
Farah for Sale
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale ,50 acres -
East half of lot 28, con. 6, Hulled.
A first-class farm, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also, the undersigned
offers for sale, lot 209 con. 6, Hall-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE.
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-Gooae'
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
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Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all 'Grains,
Ford & McLeod
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McTaggart Bros.,
RANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Ranking Suslneaa
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts Weed. Interest allowed on
depnsita.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance ea.
Pttrm and isolated Town Preps
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS,
J. B. McLean,' President, Seaforitb,
J Connolly, Viee-Fres., Goderich.
T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth.
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, 'Hclmesville, John
Watt, 'Harloek ; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
F. McGregor, Seafortb; J. Evans,
Beechwood; J, G. Grieve, Winthrop
J .Benneweis, Brodlhagen; M. Mc.
Ewan, Clinton.
.Each Director is Inspector of
losses Sin hie own district.
AGENTS,
R1ht Smith, Harlock; Ed. Hirsch -
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
mondville; d. W. Yeo, Holmesville.
Payments may be , made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
JACOB TAYLOR
eLINT0N
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
,R.lI. Curt, Gaderzch.
Real estate boniest and sold
Money to loan
Office Issas Street, next door to New
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North Passenger
London, depart
Centralia
Exeter
}lensed
Ki en ........
Brucefield 10.16
Clinton
Londesboro
Blyth
Belgrave
Wingham, arrive... 11.50
8:30 am 4.50 p to
9.40 5.4,3
9,53 5.54
10,08 8.05
6.11
10,30 0.19
11.00 6:85
11.18 0,52.
11.27 7.00
11.40 '7.13
7.35
South Passenge
Wingham, depart., 6.43 a m 3.83 p m
Belgrave 6.54 3.44
Blyth' 7.08 3.56
Londesboro 7.16 4.04
Ulinton7.50 4,23
Brucefield 8.12 4.39
Ki en
Fleneall 8.28 4.52
Exeter 8.48 5.05
Oentralia 900 5.15
London,arrive 10.00 6.10
Buffalo and (.lode,
Wes` Passengez
a In m pm m
Stratford` 10,00 12.20 5,25 10.20
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10.47
Seaforth.. 10.45 1.10 6.38 11.12
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40 11.28
Holmesville 11.16 1,33 6,4.8 11.38
Goderich 11.35 1.50 7.05 11,55
East}
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am pm
Goderich... .. 7.10 2.40 4.50
Holmesville 7,26 2.57 5,06
Clinton' 7,35 3,07 5.1.5
Seatorth'7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell 8.16 3,48 555
Stratfora8.40 415 6 20
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A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
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