HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-01-11, Page 40,1PIOneer'‘eithe 'official organ of
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aiewenginteaereneee , eicietlha neeent
Lopel-tOptioin Vete I' -e1- , "' -,.. . •
' Jiareittaleg' the .ecentr'' Mien.ialptalities;
et to he, lieardefroare the total ,re-.,
of the fight epee folloNV's''--
. ' ' ' ,• • ' ''
Mallorities ter Lo.eal Option
ellialoratlere :egainst 1.49aeleOptipia 26'
Total -1 ; . • _a' , 80
''ere were teireeesaa many enajoie
74 es,'fox,prohibition as :alert/were
e'ainett
rl
, f'he resuilit' Oahe vete, en that Ilea
•pea ,conteste was. a clean proe
• hileition sweep, arid the ceradlaught
of the bat-toe:an parta- restated as
1611101We'---
ReapeSe aerate:It__ .......... None
Rea -penile' defeatede. ... .., t 1.5
e 15
' ;Total
•
CARRI
lenheiin 3
Basanquet ...... 1
Ilaaigot .and Dlythifield -1
• 1Cannington . •
Carneevon. ,
-• tCheoterville
Ekfeicl
•1Ceilamorgan
HowarcliTevp
-
' Taking the 65 ' munleipaliliee '9
Which nelv Lea l ,Option liseltiver
Were eubmithedi And setting oat ,
the reenat ott the', vetting ort ; the
aempea majority plan,
We obtain the , • •
folloWing table ea- , ' STARTLING NDING OF ONE 0
' Places voting against Lee). 20 ' THE MOST ' SENSATIONAL
. I. ' -
fritar:••- ••' • ••• , - 65 , MURDER CASES ,' IN RE.
.The one !serious leincaranee ite a , .
'great .adance by the tempexancel ' CENT YEARS
caoseawas the Sant lbhat the three-
ISS
fifths, Toque -lien -rent prevented the
adoptian of Teacart Op'telon in) 21, of
the 39 municipalities in Which vie-
torie,s ,Were won. Therefore dee
net eetsuat ofitlie voting .upon new
Lecal Op,tion by-lawe wale as eel-
lawts ;-
By-laws carried 13
lly-laws defeated_ . 47
Total . . ....... 65
ED.18
, /*Harwich
1(in1oss '1
Lav,a.11ee 3
Lucknoev, • 3
,Orillia. Twee 0
2 Dee 2
2 t Pelee Island' ' 1
1 1 Peecy lewp 2
.. 1 Walpole .
FAILED TO GET THREE•FIFTHS MAJORITY, 21
' Hlancleard.
Caledonia
•North Cayuga
Chesterville,
• tYlsappie.
e... Erne
/Stehicoke
• Godeerich
Hagerrnan
Hagereville
Hepworth
`Ancaister
'Athens
13earneville
;Colborne.
Coldwater
Coillingwaad.
Durham
.0even Sound'
Stratford
Twp
1
SUSTAINED, 15
Listawel
leladoc
laliddlebon.
Newbtus.
Point Edward
Ridgetown
.Thedford
Wallace.
Weaxater
Lakefield.
• e Peel Township
Richmond Hill
Tara
ThoenburY
Waterford.
Wyoming
REDUCTION CARRIED
Xingsten
DEFEATED, 26
11/farlebtam
Medora Township
Miivetton.
Miinia
Munition.
Port Arthur ,
Rainham Township
Sherbrook Tevp
Sancoe
.Tetendina.g,a.
Uxbridge
Watford
Waterloo Toevnship
11UN1C1PALMES TO DE HEARD FROM -4
aherrie. 1, Dover.
Finch
'Alvinston
Assignae.
;Brant Township
Caerwa'a
;Chatham
Chippewa.
lercesby.
Deck.
Dunnville
Mizevir and Grimethorpe.
Fort WIWi
ea -e. - Hastings
Huingeirfor
Pr'
1
township.
Chandos.
• A Modern Miracle the woman the drippings, it' incl..
cates marriage.
To punch e'our umbrella into) a
He Had Eczema 25 Years and Doe- peeson, and .then open it, means, "I
dislike you "
tors said "No Cure" To ceesang your" umbrella over Yoer
thoneder, signifies, "I am making
;Yet Zam-Pulc has Worked Com-
. a Vellrellaiily
caacfunil-Ysel
umbrellai"along the
• plete Cure. • tootipe.th means that the man be-
hind you is thirsting far your
blood.
Vile lathe experience of a man of
• litigh reputation. widely known in
Montreal, arid whose ease ean read-
ily be 'investigated, Mr. T. M.
Marsh, the ,genaernan reeerted et
lives at 101 Deiovimier Avenire, 'Mon-
treal, and has lived there for years.
For twenty-five yeats he has had
eczema on his hands and tee:jets.
The diseas• e ' first started in raid
'blatehes, which itched, and when
• scratched became painful. Dac.1
sores followed, which discharged,
ancl the discharge spread the dis-
ease until his hands were one raw
painful mass of sores. anaits ,sttiwte
of affairs c'entinued fore 'twenty-
five years!
,In that time four eminent meal -
:cal men tried to cure him, and earth -
gave up the ease .as hopeless. Nal-
tually, Mr. Matesh ireda remedies
of all kinds but he, !also, eta ease
tgave it up. 'Far two years he bad
to Wear ,gteves day and: nigehb so
iteerible was the pain and itching
twthen the air got to the eores.
Then came Zam-Duk 1 He teiec.1 11
et as he had tried hundeeds 01
emeclies 'before. But lee goon found
cut that Zam-Buk twee different.
Within a few weeks there were dis-
tinct aligns of benefit, and a little
'perseverance with this great herb-
al balm 'resulted in what ha had
. given tip all hope of -a complete
,cure! And the cure was no tem-
porary twee. It was permanent.
Tie was -cured nearly fonr years
ago. .Interviewed the other day,
lele. Marsh said: "The euro ;which
Zam-Duk :worked has been absol-
utely permanent. From dm clay
that I was cured to the present
moment those had no tea.ce of ec-
' zema, and Ileal owe ibwLU neve:
return."
It sou Sufkfer teem any skin '
tronble, cut out this article, .wrate
across it the name of ifins, paper,
,and mail it, witil ono eente ,strurip•
to payeretnen postage, to Zara -Duk
Co., Toronto. ,We will fewevarchyou
by return a free trial box of Zara-
aBek. All druggiets and stowes sell
this llamous eemeds,, 50.e. box, oe
three for .$1.25, 'Refuse herbal).
pubstittetes.
(wised Lang:nate
of Umbrellas
There ie a $airgulige of umbrellas
as of flowers. For. instance, place
• your umbrella ima tack, and it will
eftee indicate Chat iti will change
owner%
To open it quickly int the street
rileana Hiatt sorneboderls eye is ego-
• ha.g to be in clan,ger.
To shut it quickly siginfies that
a hat or two will pro,hablyi be
knaeked
A rab Ila carried over a( woe
, n ,.11 re , . , ,
mea, the meau. igeo.ing nothing . bat
..'„ItlitIa, drippings atthe rain, signifeee _ -Pee. gpi4 of 'eulogizirt ,, ot apola-
e., .1 e.... ee, ,,aleeee.4g,,, f qr: ' Wicked ae.tion,' is eeceitrid
".Nrbtmtesnrit.P6..tott'n'' I1;:a0. il:12():br.,,e11:4 an tti. , .,0 Illy ',be the1t, ,ref .eeterni,ttint thenan
. . .
Ta carry ie at right angles under
your arra signifies that an eye isto
lie injured bythe nun who foillow,s
you. Thee is .generally a WODISD'S
:any of earrying her umbrella.
To Put .an ,alpaca .umbrella by the
side of a silte one signifies "Ex-
change no robbery."
To lend an umbrella indicates. "I
am a fool." •
To eatery an (umbrella, in a case
'signifies itis testi:tabby ono.
To press an umbrella on ; your
friend saying, "Oh do bake it e I
woulld much eather you would than
no 11,4 sign ifies
To give a friend half yotir
brella mean's that bath ot you evill
get wet. •
To carry if from home, in the
morniug means, "It will Very like
ly be mane day."-Tit-Bies. p
Pert and Impert
t.s. .$1
Times chariot wheels snake their
earrlage road in the fairest face.
The worst men often neve •th,ci
beet .advice.
1100 j7_ti
7 Aps
8
nulckly sops qoullhs, cures colgs,heals
Liie th m
et emu lungs - ZScents.
Affectation is a greater enenay
eo the face than the eraaelapox;
He 'who can take advice is sone -
;times superior to him. who' can gi've
et. e ,
Children Ory
, FOR FLETCHER'S
PASTORIA
Finery is frequently elle
01 ha'reerance. •
Activity le liable to commit 'some
injuries, bUlt-idolence is sure todo
.good. "
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S-
hedge
C"STORIA
we lin VaeltIr ladicaeon, In the *and
F trwon;Hote paturday. '
Of an optimistic nature were Dr.
; Horning's reinarke.
'regm'aillteetha re-
, iations 'between England and Ger,
many. The close relationship of the
atwo great nations in many lines made
for peace tocf. greater extent than
any fiscal difference ef teoeble with
reference to colonization aright coun-
• terbalance in the directian of war.
It 3s not poesible to think that
these great Teutonic nations, with the
same high ideals, the same love of
home, justice, right and God, and
the same high thought, ean come to
war," he said. , "They cannot be sep-
arated and mist be together if they
are to oontinue their parts in the de-
velopment of the world,"
Black China a leoncien Fad:
Though the women of London aro
having their gowns made ep of the
same brilliantly colored stuffs as thete
fashionable sistere in other countries,
they are eurrounding themselves with
a setting of black. For some -time
' black wall papers have been a fad of
Boston, Jan. 8. -The Rev. Clarence
V. T. Richeson; formerly pastor of
the Immanuel Baptist Church of
Cambridge, yesterday made' a written
tconfession to the effect that he pois-
oned Inc former eweetheart, Miss
Avis Linnell. The statement was giv.
en into the hands of his counsel,
who made; the, confession public at
(one p.m, Saturday.
Ae Rev, 'Mr. ,Richeson stands to-
day before the law, he is indicted for
the aturdar in the first degree of Miss
Linnell, by giving her a quantity of
cyanide of potassium. The penalty
for such a crime in Massachusetts is
death in the electric ehair. If Riche
-
son stands in court on' Jan. 15 next
e date set for his trial, and acknowl-
edges his guilt in accordance with
is statement made public Saturday,
'the -coma under' the law, would be
obliged to impose the death sentence,
in the opinion of court house officials,
The confession of Rev. Mr. Riche.
son follows:
"Boston, aan. 3, 1912. •E
"John L. Lee, sq.:
"Williinn A. Morse, Esq.:
"Philip R. Dunbar, -Esq.:
Gentlemen: Deeply penitent for my
sin, and earnestly desiring, as far as
in any power lie% 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 3ny con
scienae and manhood, however de -
prayed and blighted will not admit of
my still further wronging by a 'allelic
trial her whose pure young Me I
'have destroyed. Under the lashings
of remorse I have suffered and ara
suffering the tortures of the damned.
In 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
rne. I could wish to live only because
within some prison's walls I might.
in some small measure, redeem my
sinful part, help some other despair-
ing soul, and, at last, find favor with
my God.
"You are instructed So deliver this
to the district attorney, or -to the
judge of the court.
"Sincerely yours,
"Clarence V. T. Richeson."
Just before noon Saturday the
judges of the Supretne Court and the
district attorney went into conference
at the court house, and about an hour
later representatives of the press were
called to the °face of 'William A.
Mersa, the leading 'counsel Inc the ac-
eused clergyman. Typewritten sheets
containing the confession were hand-
ed to the newspaper men, and those
who paused to ask for male further
explanation were told that there was '
nothing more to be said at this time.
The faot that the confession VAS
dated three days ago was also point-
ed out to the counsel, but they lulus -
ed to comment upon it at this time.
I 8
atrickty stops coughs, cures colds, hcals
the titthat and lonms. - 25 centS.
the wealthy English women, but more
recently carpets and upholstery in 'the
same sombre color have beeome the
craze and now 'follows the latest de-
velopment ia a fancy for black china.
Bleak tea services are being made by
London iirm.s. 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 deniand for china in lighter colors.
The black china then in, vogue used
to be lined with a color to harmonize
with the scheme ef the room. If there
were turquoise eurtains arid upholster.
les 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 eolor. These black, bedroom sets
will probably come into use again if
the fad for black tea sets continuee.
Bus and Dray
My 'bus and dray humness is now
located atmy house on Ontario St.
two doors froire Raietenbury Hotel
barn. Call ur 'phone No. 42. All
orders, promptly a.ttended to.
ZOFell. COOK.
Annan' Meeting
The annual meeting\ da members
of the Mclaillop IVIutnal Fire' In-
a -arm -tee Co., Will be held on Friday
Jrin.19eh, 1912, in the 'Town) Hall.
Seafortle at one o'clock p.m. The
business ofthe meeting .tce eecelve
the annual report and auditors
port. The election of three( die-
ectees and other businessteWhich
may adine up for the good and wel
fare of the company. The re-
tiring directors are V. B. McLean,
Wm, Chesney and. Malcolm MaEa'an
who are eligible for, ite-elteation.
J. B. McLean, T, E. Hays,
President, Secretary
tARMS
ITTLE
1VER
PILLS.
Adversity. borrows Its sharemet
Ming from impatience.
OOuractiores are our own; their
consequences belong eo heaven.
wil
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
4DASTORIIA
Tie pen wounds, the sword kills.
'Let no man pvesume bo give acl-
e ice bo Mimes .that has not .given
good' council to himself.
Electric Restorer for Men
Ph°sPh°11°Irtcolg=7 rg:roirn:s it=
vim and vitality. Premature decay and ;ill sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphene/1 l
make you a new man. Price 88 a box, or two for
$5. Mailed to any address. The Scoliell Drug
1:6*. St. Catharines. Ont. -
As thrashing separates the cora
from the chaff, so does efetiction
purify virtue.
Sa.nctifiecl afflictions are spiritual
pi remotions.
I
Mere Afraid of Oblats.
Montreal, jae. 8.--alon. Senator Le-
gris tells in Le Pays yesterday why
he sends his two eons to McGill Uni-
vereity' and replies to L'Action So -
chile of Quebec, who claim that the
Senator, is hitched up with a Free-
mason, moaning, no doubt, G. Lan-
glois, 14I.P.P., editor and proprietor
of Le Pays. He says he cloes 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 . oat that Sir
John A. .lefacdonalcl was a man high
up in the Masonio Order. and asks
what is the difference, as Sir ,,Tolui
Macdonald wait supported by the clew -
y oe this province to a man. Then
Senator Legris tells how an Oblat
leather brutally assaulted his son Wil-
frid while the latter was asleep in
the dormitory, and that, although ,
the boy 'lost an eye and careiett a Me*:
en 'nose as a result of the attack, ths.
college authorities pleaded that they
were not reeponsible for the act of one
of their number, and, consequently,
Senator Legris affirms that he is more
afraid. of an Oblat than a Fveemason
. ogre s at his sone were not
always at. lefoGill.
Calls Contribution Insane.
Ottawa, an. 8. --"Any contribution
to these insane naval armaments is
a backwird step, and we ehould be
oareful Canada," declared Dr, L. E.
logyatVactotia Univerine To
llorninfn profeesor of Teutonic philce
in y„ root
o, ,
, OM COLIZ130 of an eaddress on the
present day relations of England and
alLeegiaaY• eliteee the Canadian Chita
Sick 'Headache and roil/n/0AD the troubles Inc)
dent to a hilions state of the system, Sad. an
Dizziness,. Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after
oai
uting, Pn in the Side, &c. Whlic their wan
•thtuarkable success bus heenshown IR caring
lJ
Beadache, yet Carter's Little Liver MN ar0
ogvully valuable In Constipation., curing maims.
venting ibis annoying complaint. whi/e they also
correct:di disorders of then turmoil, stimulate the
liver and regulate the bowels. Bvenif theyoul3
etree
&Whey would be alemetpriceless to thosowho
suffer :rein this distresting coal/ taint; bettor:it
nattily their goodnessflocsnoten 1 hcreond those
Arno once try them will find theselittle pills Indic
able in so many ways that they will not be ty I.
lag to does -tweet teem. Butaf 01.511/fink head
Is the Nan of Bo tansy lives that hem is where
we make our great beast. Our pills carat while
others do not,
Curter's Little /AIM' Pills are vai7 small and
very may to take. Oneor twepille make a dose.
They me strictly vegetable abd do not gripe or
purge, but by their gentle notion patua au who
Am them.
G Meal hand= el. NW
hall NI il1Dogga
Y(:)i.'1,t
rqrt
frt. t
W. R.' CoLipter
Jeweler and opoefan.
issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
,
Yi3'41:°}1 rfitfor Sai leERA LIVE
0t1111
r ey '
.0,1antity, dr *Ian ella4h41,11111
fe'y for, tome, yielded .60.13tee por
acre;. etee' 'mediated
seeds,' Must'rap, poldley ellen
;Peace 8a.centlet ,per bus, meoe.,,tea.
gatentity ofe. ;Golden. 'Arent-acad.
oats.. Wine 'IA, 'Grant, beet la, Lent -lea:
Road, Teekerternith
Roar tor Service
naving Purchased a thorough-
bred Tamwortle Hog, Will keep him
for ;service at lot 23 on the 3rd.
Con. Tifullet. terms $1.00 attime 01
'service' with the privileclge of roe
turning if necessary.
' L. Tyndall
Two Houses to Let
The undersigned has two heuses to
let, apply to
Jacob Taylor
ervant Wanted.
Wanted a good general eervout
whom the highest wages will be
paid. Apply to Mrs. Geo, Mc-
Taggart„
Yards Opposite G. T. R. Mallon
,
The following quantity of Live Paul.
PtvgyultisrywSataattieodn eaatch twilae ek11-21me v I a
• 1000 Chickens
500 Hens
•, 800 Yetetelts
3000 Doz.'New Eaid Eggs
igtliliEYS AND GEESE EATER
Poultry taken; the first three days
of each week.
flhest Prices Paid in Cash
Write or Plsone Before Yon Sell
Phone 4 on 142.
N, W. TREWARTHA
HoltnesVille•
Shorthorns and Leicester
Sheep for Sale.
1 Tthe undereigned has for sale
Lot. 35 Con. 3 Tuckerstaith L. R. S. 2
choice young bulls aged 19 and 13
months old, color dark red also a
1few Leicester ewe lambs. Prices
right.-A.Elcoat, Brucefield, Ont.
• Strayed
on tee' the premises of the under-
signed Lot 19. Con, 13, Hallett about
the first of August Di red yearling
heifer'. Owner can have same by
proveing property and paying
costs,
, Thomas Pate.
Logs Wanted
All kinds, of lags, Maple,Soft Eleci
and Basswood preferred. Highest
price paid.
W. Doherty Piano and ,Organ Co.
Boarders Wanted
Ali kinds ot Coal on hand- Efaving returned to town I am now
Chestnut Solt Coal
Stove Kennel Coal
Furnace Coke
prepared to take hoarders, either
ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house
Mrs, elogridge, Ontario streetE
Pastnre Land
Some first class pasture land to be
seal in lots to suit plachasers. At
tractive prices. ApR
ply to
John umford, G. T. . CityAgent
FORBER
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PARR FOR RENT
Phone 52.
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CLINTON, ONT.
Wetitera Branch, • •
eSO TaABGRAVE STREET, •
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Ioetteunomenietrannaperamen
The SOtitli 70 eeres of lot number 35
and tbe Smith Feist pert of Lot no, 80
14 11.01•58 both in the lst coneeseion of
auley township is fervent for a term
of years. Thi e property is clOso to the
town of Clinton and possesesion can
be given at 000e. For further plata
eelars apply to Hems Plumeteel, Clin-
ton, Ont, or McCarthy, 13ove a; Mur-
chison, Barristers, I3arrie, Oh%
Farm he Sate.
itt:FIleLlonidegori
gned offers for sale, Haat
3-tI
Concession, of
Hellett his choice ferm of 63 acres, all
deer and in geese, 2 enever tailing
epringriegood well at lions% river at
hack, a 01)Din5 imiviel pit cement 00
rend gravel. A good frame 'home,
new frame kitchen with wood shed, 1
acre good bearing orcherd. Reasons I
for selling not able to work. For par. I
decilitre apply on premisee or addvess
RICHARD TASIKER, aullett,
Clinton, la, 0,
. Steam Enane For, Sale
The undersigned offers for sale
an upright steam engine; -about 7
horsepower; in good running or-
der. This is certainly a snap for
any farmer wanting poever for gen
eral Me on farm. Engine can be
seen at my blacksmith shop.
Jabez Rands, Clinton.
Farm tor Salo.
The executor ol the Southconebe
Betate offers for sale 50 'meet; -
East half allot 28. con, 6, Hallett.
first -Mase hum, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildiegs. Also the undersigned
afterd for sale, lot 28, con. 6 Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE.
Clinton.
Cottage leftr Sale
Mrs. Ross offers her Cottage on
Victoria etreat for sale, It is au
excellent property in a good 10-
calion and in good repair,
W. Bisclone.
i'ord & McLeod
aVe ere now 85 ling Timothy seed at
$7 00 SI, bushel, Government Standard,
We have also Ou band Alfalfa at
214(0, Aleike $10, Red Clover feom
$8 50 to $0
We have always on , hand Goose
Wtieet, Peas, Barley and feed Corn at
eV a ton.
Highest Mai t pieces peid for all
grid*.
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PU.SatIO, IIITOi
ereINTON
OHARI,R,S B. naLn
Conlleyance, Notary Public,
0011.1011esioner, eta.
REAL ESTATEVAND INSURANCE
Termer of Maeriage Licenee%
lalu(roireSt., Clinton, •
H. T RANCE'
Notary(Pu blie,' Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate.
.1.17801RA CE AGI0b1T-Tiepresen ing is Fire In
&mama:, Companies.
lialviSion Court Office.
Medival.
DR 1. W. THOMPSON
J101841, SCIrgeoil, Eno
Otleoial attention given to diseases of the
Eye. Bar. Throat, and Nose,
Eyes carefully examined, and:suitable rei es
proscribed,
Office and ReSidence.
,Two door's W00* of the Conamtrelall Mitt
Huron 83.
DES. GUINN and GANDIElt
or, W. name J. it, e., 7.15.0. ire MR
10r. C, Gaudier, 15,A. 81.13„
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton,
Bight calls at regidence, Itat‘enbut st,
or at hosDitai
'DIR. a. W. *SHAW.
PPITSTOIAN, WORGBON.
cern] °hem, otq*, Mike and residence on Bat-
tonburY St., opposite w. 80315n79 residence,
OR. E. R. TIXON
11141111111ST
th CYOU'll find Iltrirtize lIt'et* a speelany.
Graduate of C.O.D.S,. Chicago, and Lt.O,D.S
Toronto.
lilityttold on 111Inminvri, 8E115 1st to Deeenibe
OR. IL FOWLER,
IDErtinSlee
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Speciei care taken to make dental nem.
mem 513 painless BS omelet,.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auction ei••
GODERICH 014T
91 930535 sales a encomia./ Ciders st
EliA °Mee, Clinton, p1umty alitenciest
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers sale note
dirienanted
G. D. McTaggart ltd. D. MeTaggar
MeTaggart Bros,
BANNERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTOr
General Banlaing BU0Smataa
treetisaateel
NOTES DISCOUNITeD
Drafts lance. Interest allowed on
depoeite.
The McKillop Mtatliai
Fire Insurance tee.
Porta and Isolated Town Preps
erty Only Insured,
OrFICERS.
J. B. MeLean, President, Seaforth
Jae. Connolly, Vire Pres., Goderieh
Thos. 'allays, SecaTretts,, elieaforth
DIRECTORS,
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; Jehe
Watt, liarlock; G. Dale, Clinton; 1'f..
Chesney, Seek:nth. I. Evans, Beech.
wean; J. G; Grieve, Winthrop, 1. Ben -
newels, lerociliegen, 111. lereEevan,
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector oi loseee Jo
les own locality.
Rob'AGEPITE.
t Smith, Radecki Ed, Hinchloe
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmoa&
aBlel j, W. Yeo, Holmesville
Payments may be „made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
13.11. Cult, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
OLIN:01cl
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Reeal estate bought anti nod
money to lean
Oflace:Issac:Street, neett:door :to New
Era
,
errand Tarinikaleitway SyStalte
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Railway Time Table
Lohdon, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart... ;8,80 a et 4,50;p:re
Centralia 1140 ,
Exeter 051 5.59
liensall
Kippen ..... 10.08 6.05
10,10 0.11
Bencefield 10,30 6.10
Canton
11,00 0.85
Londeeboro
11.18 0 52
11.27 i.00,
13e1grave .. ... 11.40 7.13
Wingliam, arrive.- 11,50 7.35
Blyth •
South ,
Passenger
Wingham, depart.. 6,43 a m53,33 p
ni
Belgrave 6.54 8,44:
Blyte....... .... . . 7.08 8,e6
Eondesboro 716 4.04
Clinton, 750 423
Brucefielcl 8.12 439
Kippon 8.23 4.47
Ileeeell a 452
148 5.05
Centralia 9 00 5,15
Londonaarrive 10 00 6.10
:Buftelo andetiode,e
West Pecuiengerleee
(1 101 9fl pin 3:01
Stratford 10.00 12.20 528 10,20
Mitchell .....10.2212.46 5.55 10.47
.10.45 1,10 6.18 11.12
Olintoe . 11,07 1.25 640 11.2e
16 1,13 046 11.38 '
Goderieh.: .. . -11-35 1.50 7.05 11.35
East " assenger
am pom pis
Goderich • .... 7 10 • 140 4.50
7.26 2.57 5,06
(Hinton ... . . . ... 7 85 307 5.15
Seatorth 752 NI.Z 5.82
dPubell .. 116 848 5.51i
Stratfoect,.... 8,40 4.15 6.20
1.*. de Van's, FernaTe Pfls
A tell:361e Frendli tegImIcteyt never fails, ,Thcso
pine are exceedingly powerfill regulating ,Oe
generam
tive pottlemof the feale system, Rabin&
I en leareeeee, Dr. de Van's are sold at. '
I 85a Iicet` °frame for $10: AtriiIed to any fiddreSS.
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