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iiieei' heofefleitel Organ of
the Temper:gentle party hied the, fel.'
inreference oethe eleeent•
"
Oirtitting the' fOur eunniqipaleties
et to be heardftom, the total te-
•nalt ,Of the fight itia0 folloW's;-
, .
,joriteee for Looa154
aJ°IriltIte0 aglaina t Lena Opiion 26
Total • • e 80
•
ire were ewiee a's many major
e as for,gPleathibition as therlf ev.ergaths1#1
The respet of 'the viete intlitettlete
peal Contests was la el e pee-
,h5jitoa eweale, and 'the onsllautglitt
'ot ;the bar-roora party reseilled es
$631101Ves ;- • ••
,
• Betapelts •carried ... None
lEteapeaes defeated ,, 15
te•
15
,
' Taking' the 65'. munIciPallitiesein
eth ,pew •Lotalo, Oartionebyelaws .
'Were Sabmittede, and . setting out
efhelrasiat of the Voting on the •
•Peewee 'vetting '.icer 39'
Placele 'vatting against, L, ' • 26,
TOttalIen.
• ithee one egarion's hineeraziee to
great, , aelVance by: the it °taper an cal
ecause was the fact 'that ;the theeee
lifteese'ee.citierement'•preVentatd, thee
'adoption' °if 'Local ')Op'tilon in) 21,, 65
the vie-••
torieis Were wo.n.Theretior7 •'the
net-resulet,,Of 'the. voting upon new
ne
ne,eal option byeleaws, was es
18
., By-laws defeated ...41
Total
• CARRIED. 18
.-- 3 , Harwich .. ,
deostanquet •...... . ..
Begot •and Blytehlield - davallee . , ............
Cannington ... 2 doecknow
Paretarvon. ,Orillia..Tevp ,
Cbestee ville 2 Deo
Elefrid . 2 Pelee Island'
;Glamorgan ' 1 'Percy 'Ilwar
(11o,waecl.Tevp ..... .. a Walpole
FAILED TO GET THREE-FIFTHS MAJORITY, 21
fieeandford.
Caledonia
Noe& Cayuga Twp
Cheaterville.
Chapple.
Emo
tatiebieoke
Boderich
defeeg•erman
Bagersville
tHemworth
ekocaster
Athens
Beamsvelle
Colborne.
Coldwater
elCollingwood.
Durham
'Owen Sound
Steatforcl
Howland.
Listowel
Nadoe
Middleton.
Newbury.
Point Edward
Ridgetown
efthedforci
Wallace.
I Wroxeter
SUSTAINED, 15
LakefieId.
e Peel Township
Richmond Bill
Tara
Thornburntownship.
Watexford.
Wyoming
REDUCTION CARRIED
Kingston
DEFEATED, 26
'Alvinaton
Assignee.
Brant Township
Cayuga -
;Chatham
IChippawa.
Crosby.
Dack.
Dunnville
Elzevir and Grimsehorpe.
Vett William •
Beatings
Bungerford.
Smaie.
Chemins,
Markham
Med-ora Totivieship
Milveeton.
Mimic°
Moungto,n.
Port Arthur
Rainham Township
Sherbrook Twp
Simeoe
.Tyenclinaga,
Uxbridge
Watford
• Waterloo .Tewnship
MUNICIPALITIES TO HE HEARD FROM -44
Dover.
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A Modern Miracle the woman the cerippings, it, led.
, miles marriage.
:To punch your umbrella into; ,a
He Had Eczema 25 Ye'ans and Doe- person, and then open it, means, "I
dislike you.' a
eors said "No Cure"
:Yet Zane -Belk has Woeked Com-
plete Cure.
1110„„eee' o Thee is the experience of a man of
reputation, widely known in
ontreal, and Whose case can read-
ily be investigated. Me. T. M.
Marsh, the genteemen reerel .o
lives at 101 De i orimier Averre e. n-
treal, and has lived there for years.
• . For twenty-five years he has had
• eczema on his hands and aerists.
The disease first stareed in reed
blotobe's. which itched, aad when
iscratched became painted. Bad
•isores foelowed, while discharged,
• and elm discharge spread the des -
ease until his hands were one raw
,parefell name . of Boxes. ,Trus 'state
of affairs continued •fore twenty-
five years! .
In that time foutieminent inedi-
eal men bried to cute 'him., and each
gave up the ease ,as hopeless. /eat -
mane', l‘fe. Meneth treed remedies
of all kinds, but he, (also, at; )lest
• ggive It up. For twto years he lead
lto *Oar gliov es day and Dighe so
•Ilerxible was the pain and itching
when the air got to the epees. "
• 'Then came Zam-Buk 15e tried it
et as he haet tried hundreds of
emedies 'before. But he soon found
• out th-at Zam-Buk was different.
•,Withlo a few weeks there were dis-
einct 'signs ref benefit, ad a little
perseverance with this gre,at herei-
el balm resulted in e what hehad
given no all hope of -a .complete
To .seving yOtur urnbrella 0 VC/. YOut
erlionedee, signifies. "Tam m-aking
a nuisance of myself."
To trail your Umbrella 'along the
hootpatei means that the mare be-
hind you is thirsting for yew..
blood.
To carry it at right 'angles under
your arm ,Segolfies that an eye is ,to
be injured bythe man who follows
you. This is generally a woman's
way of carrying her umbrella
To putt an alp•aca umbrella by the
ide oe a silk one 'signifies "Ex-
change no robbery."
To lend an unebrella indicates. "I
ant a fool."
To eatery an !umbrella, in a ease
signifies itis a shabby one.
To press an umbrella on: your
erieend 'saying, "Oh do take it ;; I
wooed' much tether you would than
note"signifies lying.
To give afeiencl half your um-
brella means that both ot you will
get 'wet.
To, carry if from home t in •the
morning means, "It will very like
ly be a fine P
ef ,4•fi
fo,"
.!k Pert and Impert‘?
Irereete.....weereevenweeteaeveeee 4..01
eje
,cure And the cure was no tem- Times oharioe wheels make their
porarY cure. It
Was Permanent. earreage road intim fairest face.
He was 'Coped nearly foor years
ago. .Interviewed the &hex day,
Mr. Marsh said: "The mire ;which
• Zana-Buk :worked ha's been absol-
utely permanent. From the •day
that I was cowed 'to ,the present,
moment Ihave had notnace of ee-
e'erria, and I feel 'sure Atwell innate
return."
' If you suefer from 'any skin 1;plIckly stops couills. cures moms
.
The' .weest men oaten give the
best 'advice.
rims G
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he throat aad • 25emote. roub.e, cite one. this eatiele, ,wretie
across e1 the name o,f thas paper,
and mail it, with one ,eeelle ,5(tainp"
• :to pay return postage, to Zane -Buie
Co., TOS'01.0.0. We will foxwaedlyou
. by return afros trial bon of Ztam-
Buk. All druggists and stores sell
this flamous 'remedy, 50,e. box, rie
• three fox $1.25. Refuse leartiaful
' teulestittutes.
esed Lap,tg.9t94re
et 'Umbrellas
i
There ie a language oil umbrellas
as of flowers. For instance, !Allele
your urebreela Ina rack, and it will
, eaten indicate that ite well change
o., To open it quiekey in tete street
inleane, that „eornebody's eye isego.
ele,g to be in clanager.
t TO 'shot italuttelelY sigaiii.ea tle,at
Imt 'or Iteelo' , Preheiblee flee' 1
_Affectation la a Igseater enemy
to the face than the ,sinaili--pox:
•
He 'who .can take ativiee
;times superior to him ,who .can give
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•
Children Cry"
FOR
A S, 'V 0 ,R A
Pepe/7 is, fregnenelly the ;badge
of ignorance.
Activity is liable to commit 'grime
injuries. but *idoilence is sure track
no good,
dr en Cry
• FOR. FLETCHER'S
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,Wrt umbrella ,
.ied
oeneee, •
,artrnee moo ,aeetneg ,iaottheogbet . ' •
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' ' When a Man .lealectoe tiro re. ,
a04e,eaere b end enne ee that of Oonemettele Bela.
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STARTLINO ENDING OF \ ONE OF
THE.. MOST SENSATIONAL
MURDER CASES IN -RE
CENT NEARS
Boston, 4ari. 8. ---The Rev, Clarence
V. T. Rieheson, Mrrnerly pastor of
the Immanuel Bapeist • Chard) of
Calebrielge, yesterday made a written
icorifession to the effect that he poie-
oiled his forme sweetheart, IVIiss
Avis Linoell. The statement was giv-
en into the hands of his counsel,
who made, the, confession public, at
one p.m. Saturday.
As Rev, Afr. Richeson stands to-
day barna the law, he is indicted for
the murder in the first degree of Miss
Linnell, by giving her a quantity of
cyanide of potassium. 'The penalty
for such a crime in evEassachusetts is
death in the electric ehair. If Riche.
son stands in court on Jan. 15 next,
She date set for his trial, and acknowl-
edges his guilt in accordance with
his statement made public Saturday,
•the eourt, under the law, would be
obliged to impose the death sentence,
So the opinion of court house officials.
The confession of Rev. Mr. Riche.
son follows:
"Boston, Jan. 3, 19155.
"John L. Lee, 'Esq.:
"William A. More, Esq.:
"Philip R. Dunbar, -Esq.:
Gentlemen: Deeply penitent for my
sin, and earnestly desiring, as far as
in my power lies, to make atonement
I hereby confess that I am guilty of
the offence of which I stand indicted.
"I am moved to this course by no
inducement of self -benefit or leniency.
Heinous as is my crime, God has not
wholly abandoned me, and my con-
science and manhood however de-
praved and blighted, will not admit of
iny still further wronging by a public
trial her whose pure young life I
'have destroyed. Under the lashings
of 'remorse I have suffered and am
suffering the tortures of the damned.
To this I find a measure of comfort.
In my mental anguish I recognize that
there Is still, by the mercy of the
Master, some remnant of the Divine
Spark of goodness still lingering with
me. I could wish to live only because
within some prison's walls I might.
in some smell measure, redeem my
sinful part, help sorne other despair-
ing soul, and, at lad, find favor with
my God.
"Yon are instructed act deliver this
to the district attorney, or to the
judge of the court.
"Sirmexely yours,
"Clarence V. T. Rieheson."
J-ust before noon Saturday the
judges of the Supreme Court and the
distriet attorney went into eonlerenee
at the court house, and about an hour
later representatives of the press were
called to the office of William A.
Merse, the leading couneel for the ac-
zused cleegyman. Typewritten sheets
containing the confession were hand-
ed to the newspaper men, and those
who paused to ask for some further
ex -planation were told that there was
nothing mon to be said at this time.
The fact that the confession was
dated theee days ago was also poiat.
ed out to the counsel, but they relies.
ed to eomment upon it at this time,
Jr
curio:ea/stops eoughe, cures colds,. heals
the throcd and Innes. - 25 cents,
is Ione'
-
int its Wnelay rerneneon, In' the Utilld
Union " Hotel, Saturday. '
Horning's remeaks regardingethe re -
Of an optuaietie oature were Dr.
daeions between England and Ger.,
minty. The elose relatioxarhip of the
two great natiooe in Many lines made
for peace to si greater extent than
any fiscal difference of treuble with
reerfebraeintmcee:oincotlhoz
enioairtian
eoctioangolt n
liweaoru...
"It is not poesible to think that
these great Teutonie 'nations, withethe
ganle •high ideals, the ream° love of
home, justice, right And God, and
the same thigh thought, can -ome to
war," he said. "They cannot be sep-
arated and must be together if they
are to eorreinue their parts in the de-
velopment of the world."
• Black China 4 London Fad:
Though the women of London are
having their gowns made up, of the
same brilliantly eolered stuffs as their
fashionable sisters in other countries,
they are surrounding themselves with
a setting of black. For some time
black wall papers have been a fad of
the wealthy English women, but MOTO
recently carpets and upholstery in the
same sombre color ibave become the
craze and now 'follows the latest de-
velopment in a fancy for black china.
Black tea services are 'being made by
London firms, The cups are lined with
white and have gilt edges. Other tea
services are lined with color.
About 30 years ago black china was
exceedingly fashionable. Then came
the demand for china in lighter colors,
The black china then in vogue used
to be lined wieh a color to harmonize
with tile scheme of the room. If there
were turquoise eurtains and upholster.
los the cups were blue inside and
black outside. In the same way bed-
room sets of black were sold, These
frequently had the name of the owner
engraved on the outside in, gold or
some eoeor. These black bedroom sets
will probably come into -use again if
the fad for black tea set e continues.
Bus and Dray
My 'bus and dray business is now
located atrny house on Ontario St.
hvodoors from' Betteribury Hotel
barn. Call or 'phone No. 42. All
orders, promptly attended to.
TOSEL COOR.
Amami Meeting
The aneutal meeting, oP Inernbene
01 the McKillop Mubital FleIn
suranee Co., will be hec1 on Friday
e -
Jan.10511, 1912, in the 'Town? Tr.sci.
Seafoetth, at one o'clock p.m. The
business of the meeting* ect rece:ve
the annua'l eeport and .au.ditons re
port. The election of three( dir-
ectors and other businessnwhieh
may &eine up for the good ancl wel
fare of the company. The re-
tiring directors are je 13. McLean.
Wm, Chesney and.MalcOlniMeEwan
who are eligible for, re-election.
T. R. McLean, T. E. Hays,
President, Secretary
CARTEit
renic
LIVER
PILLS.
Adversity, borr'ows its sharanst
sting from 'impatience.
Our actions are oor own; their
consequences belong to heaven.
,C1-011dren, Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
• ASTO R BA'
,The pen wounds, the sword, kills.
Let no man presume to give ad -
eke do others that has not given
good council to himself.
Electric Restorer for Men
PhosPhon°1 rt?isigefig;erggfoinVP:slegleys
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. rhoRphonol will
make you a new man. Price $R a box, or two for
$5. Nailed to any address, Tho Scyllal. Drug
at. Catlutrines, One. -
As .theashing separates the corn
from the chaff, ,so does efelietiort
purify virtue.
Saectified afflictione are epiretual
p °motions,
More Afraid of °bias,
hfontreal, Jan. 8. -Hon. Senator Le.
gels tells 3.11 Le Pays •yesterday why
he sends his two sons to McGill Uni-
versity and 'eeplies to L'Aetion So.
ciale of Quebec, who claim that the
Senator is heinhed up with a Free-
mason, meaning, no doubt, 0. Lan.
glois, IVI.P.P., editor and proprietor
of Le Pays, He says he does not
care whether he had to do with Free-
masons or not, all he wants is a sin-
cere adherent to Liberalism.
The Senator points out -that Sir
John A. Macdonald was a man high
up in the Masonic Order and asks
what es the difierence, as Sir •Johe
Macdonald was supported by the cler-
gy of this province to a man. Thee
Senator Legris tells how an Obl t
Fgtther brutally assaulted hie rton Wil-
frid while the latter was asleep in
the dormitory, and that, although
the boy lost an eye and carries a brok-
en nose as a result of the attack, She
college authexities pleaded' that they
were not responsible for the aet of one
of their number, and, consequeritly,
Senator Lopes affirms that he is more
afraid of an Oblat than a Freemason,
and gre a sons were not
always at MaGiel.• •
Calls Contribution, insane
Ottawa, Jan. 8. -"Any contribution
to these insane naval ormaneents is
a backwaicl step, and we should be
careful in Canada," deelared Dr. L. E.
orningi. professor of Teutonic philo.
logy at Victoria University, Toronto,
H
in the <mune of an ,address on the
present day relations of England and
Iffeemarly, lisafore the •Canadian Clula
Sick Ecrulache and relieve all the tronbles inef.
dent to a What/8 state 01 tho h 'stem, end. as
Dizziness,. Nausea, Droweiness, Distress after
eating. Fan e•the-S ide, a. While their most
yernansable semen has been elm vn In curing .,
e'
lee 4,,
efeadaebo, yet Carter's Little Liver me are
equally valuablo in Cons tip ation.cating nadprc.
venting this annoyingcomplain , while they also
correct all disorders ot the htclun stimulatethe
liver and regulate the lanyels. Dven if they 0E4
Cured
Ache they would be almostpricelessto thosew110
suffer from thiol stressingeomplaint; bittforta
nately their goodness Coes notend hero,and those
who oneetry them whiling] thcsaii tile pffis vain,
able In so many ways that they will not Us
ling to do without them. But after all slek head
Is the ham of 08 0007 lives Ilit horo irg where
Nve make oat great boast. Omplile cure it while
others do not,
Carter's Lime Liver eine aro very small and
very easy to take. Oneor two pills mako a ,1040,
They arc strictly vegetable end do not gripe oz
purge, buthy their gentle action pleate alt who
Jose them.
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NV. R. Counter
Jeweler and Optieinn.
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
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Avanirsla tic frikiiirw ERA.1
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„I quantity. of Mandseheurii Bare. -
ley forreale, yielded '50,1aus p,err
acre; free ,froin enoxiona Seritile,",
teieeds, must be s,oficl by jam eerie.
85•een4e, per bus. AiIsdt
quantity. of " (Gelder& • , Drop
Os.'Wm. • A.Gleant, Deft 45. Lon
,Rciatit TUIP1Z00.719,thilth, TO4enehip
Boar tor Service
4'
Having' 'puirebas'eti 'a thoreau'gJr-
bred 'Taneworth Hog, will keep him
for iervice at lot 23 on the 3rd.
Con. Bullet, ferme $1.00 at lime of
service' with the priviledge of
turning if necessary.
L. Tyndall
• TWO HORSES 10 Let
The undersigned has two heuses to
let, apply to
Jacob Taybor
Servant Wanted.
Wanted' agape! general servant
eo whom the highest wages will be
paid. Apply ;to Mrs. Geo. Mc-
Tagg,art,,
ci
eement
Yards Opposite G. T. R. Station
All kinds ol Coal on hand -
Chestnut Solt Coal
Stove Kennel Coal
Furnace Coke
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if W. lIRYDONE,
PUBLIC. OTO.
The following quantity of Vire Poul-
try is wanted at the Holatesville
Poultry Station each week -
1000 cigickens,
500 Ille7s
, • 800 Ducks
8000 Doz. NewEaid Eggs
URILEYS AND GEESE LAYER
Poultry take»P the first three days
oi each week.
Highest Prices Paid in Cr
Write or Plhone Before '-
Phone 4 OD 142,
N, W. TREVVART111.4.
Shorthorns and Leicester
Sheep tor Sale.
,The undersigned has for sale
Lot. 36 Con. 3 Tuckerernith L.E. S. 2
choice young bulls aged 12 and 13
months did, color dark red also a
few Leicester ente lambs. Prices
right.-A.Elcoat, Brueefield. Ont.
Strayed
on itni the premises of the under-
signed. Lot 19, Con. 13, Hullett about
the first of August 1.0 red yearling
heifer. Owner can have israme by
proveing property and paying
chste.
• Thomas Pate.
Loos Wanted
All kinds) of logs, Maple, Soft Elm
and Basswood preferred. Highest
price paid.
W. Doherty Piano, and Organ Co.
Boarders Wanted
Having re/taped to town I am now
prepared to take boarders, either
ladies or gentlemen. .Apply at hoose
Mrs elogridge, Ontario street
Pastore Land
Some first class pasture land to be
sold in lots to suit purehasere. At
tractive prices. Apply to
John Bamford, G. 7.35. OityAgent
FARM FOR RENT
The Small 70 acres of lot number 35
s,nd the South nese part of Lot nn, 80
14 acres both in the lst conceedon of
anley township is torrent for a term
of years. elhis property is Q10 to the
town of Clinton and possesssion can
e given et once, For turther parti-
culars apply to Henry Plurosteel. Clin-
ton, Ont., or McCarthy, Boys a; Mur-
chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont.
Fano For Sale.
Half, Lot 12, on 810 Concession, of
The undersigned offers for sale, East
Hullett his choice farrn of 05 acres, all
Mena' and in grass, 2 ,oevet failieg
springsegood well at house, river at
back, a ehoice gravel pit, cement or
reed grave]. A. good fro the -house,
new frame kitchen withtvood shed 1
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REAL ESTA'BE2AND INSURANCE
Issuer pf Marriage Licenses,
HuroneSt., Clinton,
• H, T. RANCE.,
itTsuRANop
art Ofike.,
evanies.
Medik..a1.
DR 1. TilOMPSOM
Asian, Surgeon, mu,
snocial attention given to ±1000050 01 the
nYo, Bor. Tbroat, and Noss,-
Eyes care , examined, and :suitable Pelee
proscribad.
Oface and Residence, •
Two doors west of tlic Commercial norm
Maros. St, ,.
DRS, GENN and GANDICIIIR
Dr, W. Candi, it. (1, 1...y, R. 5.8.. Jett,
5, Ganglier, G.A. 111,13,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls at residence, Hattenbtur St.
or at hospital
"DR. d. W. 6 AW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGHON,
eco uchenr, etc. office and reszdence 05 It et,
tenbury 80., ounosite W. Farran's residence,
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c. Crimp slid 'Bridge 1Vorir a Specially.
Gradate of C.O.D.S., Chicago, and 12.0,0.5
Toronto.
Itoyfield 410 1001,011LVS, Hay 1st to Itecembe
IL FOWLER,'
DENTIST.
Ofifteeci ever 0'38111L13 store.
Special care taken to make dental treare
ment as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction ier
GODER1011 ONT
kat rr, Mont sales a awh) asOldest a ,
54'w ERA offiee, Clinton, prc,mg t4 attendee
to. Terme reasonable. Farmers sale note
discounted
G. D. MeTaggare M. D. MeTagger
MeTaggart Brost,
11.FIIVICEIZS
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NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued, Interest allowed on
deposits.
Fire Insurance eo.
The MeKillop Mutual
erty Only Insured.
Jj e13. 0Mo earn' clo °PrIi".Fei IseCiedE el 1P:rt. Goderich
Seaforth
Thos. E. Bays, Se-Treas., titicatorth
DlliECTORS,
jas. Connelly, Hohnssville; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; lei,
Chesney, Seafcatir 1, Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, 1. Ben-
neweis, Brodbagen, M. MoEwan.
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector of losses la
his own locality.
Penn and isolated TOWER Preps
acre good hearing orchard. Reasons . -*AGENTS.
forselling nt able bo work. For par•
dealers apply on premises or address Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchlee
RICHARD TASRERHallettSeaforth; James Cumming, Egmand,
,
(A,nton. P. 0.
Steam Ermine For Safe
ville; J. W. Yee, Holmesville
Payments may be „made at The
Morrie& Clothing Co., Clintotat or
13.71. Cult, Goderich.
The undersigned offers for sale JA00B TAYLOR
an upright steam engino; ahouk' oza
horsepower ; in good running or-
der. 2 his is certainly ttsnap for ,
any farmer wanting power for gen
eral use on farm. Engine can be
seen at my blacksmith shop,
Jabsz Rands, Clinton.
Farm, tor Saie„
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 acres -
Bast half of lot 28. eon. 6, Hallett.
A first-class farm, well Watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
°Herd for sale, lot 291 con. 6, Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be -
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE,
Clintoie,
Cotiage Por Sale
Mrs. Ross offers her Cottage on
Victoria street for sale. It Is an
excellent property' in a good 10-
cation and in good rep.Bairr,
wydone.
Ford & iiteleed
leee. are now se ling Thnotby seed at
$7 00t, bushel, Geveru want Standard.
Wo have also Oil 10111d Alfalle at
41400, Alsace $10, Red Clover freer;
$8‘,5v()etubSegyo always on hona Goose
Weenie PettS, Barley and feed Coen at
Highest Mci i prices paid for all
Laile LoeS ford
quipped
-nctorges
oda
auth al
reml,b,and Head Office
CLINTON, ONT.
Western liratich,
8C1 FIARGIIAVE STREET,
4NICIPEC4. MAN.
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01$ '070, or
ant.
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Fire, Ltie and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office:Isaac:Street, next:door :to New
Era
Grand Trunitlaanway system
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart.- . 8.80 a m
Osntralia . . .... 9.40 5,43
Exeter 0 58 5,54
liensall .... . . „...• 10.08 8.05
Rippen 10.16 6.11
Bruceiield . . 10.30 6.19
Chin ton ........ . 11.00 6.35
Londesboro 11.18 652
Blyth • 11.21 7.00e
feelgrave 11.40 1.13
Wingharn, arrive,11.50 7.35
South Passenger
Wingham, depart0,43 a me3.33 p m
Belgrave 6,54 3.44;
Blyth. . . ...... 7.08 3.e6
Londesboro 7.16 4.04
50 423
thucefield 8.12 4,39
Kippen 8.23 4.47
1-lensell........ .... 8.32 452
... . . 8.48 5.05
Oent
Londoneatrrive, . 10 00 0.10
:Buffalo andepode,
1.
West learisenget-,7eoe
am pm pm pfll
Stratford 10.00 12.20 5 25 I0,20
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
Liol eti 1.39 646 I1,3/3
Goderieh -.11-35 1,50 7.05 11,35
Eastessenger
, 580 1)111 p 01
GOd erieb . .. 740 2,40 4,50
Hohae,sville „ 7.26 2,57 5.06
Olintorg .. 7 85 307 5.15
Seaterth 7.52 0125 5.82
Mitobell... . , . 8.16 848 5.55
Steatfoto 8.40 4.13 6.20
Di de Van's, Female Pills,
Al reliable French regulator; nave; fails. 'rhea°
pille ebe exeeedingly powerfnl in tiegeatalne the
I0100101150 'mitten of the female system. Refuse:
all, them? tfliitatlons D5 de Van's are sold at
85a box,,,Cr three ler slo. ailed to (key etkiretea
'Thit $490bal 011ag (log S oatharinea,