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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-02-22, Page 2-E•te-e"—, esee. 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 EqpNOMY OF THE COW. „... Under everY,Cenditien where it liegetueneeesSare to produce • 'both= Vied eeoneteleany the dairycows has beeome the,maite, becauee she more thee aii9 'other animal is able to trans- 'forni neld mpg into the largest ,Ortantity cif human food,• , , The ultlinate object oe all live Steels' and faim laber is to Pro - 'dupe 'food for the masses of ha- , Inanity from the eeld crops. The different farm aniniale will pro- duce from 100 pounds of dry matt'er in the form of field crops about the following: The sheep from 100 pounds of dry matter win recover about 2.5 .',pouuds of edible dry 'matter for human food. ' The steer from 100 pounds of dry matter vsill recover about 2,7 pounds of edible dry matter for lounan' food. The hog from 300 pounds of dry , matter will recover about sixteen pounds of edible dry mat- ter for human food. The dairy Cow from 100 pounds of dry 'ft:totter will recover about eighteen poands of edible dry matter for human food. 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 tne prinking Wotan The question of watering animal in winter is one of the most impor- tant to :consider. If the animals are compelled to drink ice water in cold weather they will not tale enough to answer the needs of the body and to aid in digestion, and derangement of the digestive apparatus is pretty sure to follow. Impaction of the stomach' or costiveness may come from lack of sufficient water, which the animal sim- ply cannot drink through a hole in the ice In freezing weather, Give the sows a thence to drink often, at least three times a day. Sheep Raising. Sheep rearing bas been One of enan's most profitable and important occupa- tions since very early times, but it is uot known wbether the pres,ent breeds of sheep had their origin iu the will species now known or whether they came from species now extinct. It Is only in comparatively recent years that very general attempts have been made to improve the known breeds_ of sheep, and in making ench improvement the farmers of America have devoted their principal attention to the fleece, while those of Canada and Great Britain pay more attention to carcass. eireelle-r-lemolte:-..0.-eseeseeosee-`14---tf'o7Levi ey Pert and inlpert k. ,to /111 The wheel of fortune, has turned many a.man's head. A. man isn'tl 'necessarily strong because he raiseg objections. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S eASTORIA The less la) man has ,to sage, the ,raore guessing his wife has to do. The kleptementiae isnit the only person .Who takes thinge for grant- ed, Electric Restorer for Men Phosphonol 'tees N1=3' `teiri'sToinn;Tes= vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexua weakness averted at once. rhosphonol will , make you a new man. Price 58 a box, or two for $5. Mailed to any address. The Scobeil Drug 'Co,. St. Catharines. Ont. The man Whol hesitates its 10St- 20 far asthe leap) yew girl is con- , Some- women sthiukf it is a sin to do atlat of things( they urge men 'to do, hilh quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals the throat ancl Junes. - 25 cents, , It Ibralr,es an) intelligent baby •to. Understand sae language WOmen KIEL EilifiATIS IRE BOX OF•CM PIES Thousands of poop e have tested Gin Pills in thousands of cases of Painful or Suppressedtlxiise,Backae le,Aelling Legs and Shoulders, Pain through tlie• Hips, Rheumatism and Lumbago. liere is a case of one cure - out of thousands. "My father had been troubled with Rheumatism for a number of years. 115 tried too doctors bat got no relief, when a friend advised hint to try Giu Pills. Re purchased a box and after taking Gin Pills, for a week, found that they were giving himt much relief. He then bought three more boxeS, 'rshich were the means of curing him. He is now a strong man -in good health - and able to attend to his daily 'work." ALEX. MOORE. If you suffer, get Gin Pills and be free of pain this winter. soc. a box. 6 for $2.so. Sample free if you write National Drug & Chetnical Co. of Canada, Limited, Dept. A. Toronto. 94 ilea over the Prospects or a nester, un- derstanding between the two coun- tries, the 'Anglophils refuse to be im- pressed by Mr. Asquith's optimistid statement, and declare that suspicion and mistrust of British aims are still Germany's watchward. Termite, Feb. 19-joseph jessimane, whose sentence to hanging was •chang ed to that of life imprisonment fo1 shooting james Longheed one Satme day afternoon in Hayter street last spring, passed through Toronto streeta Saturday Morning fOr the last time. Sitting between two sheriffs, his writs brought close together by cold steel handctiffs, he was carried to the Lime- stone •Oity in the Grand Trunk Monts' real train. He was apparently uncon-• eerned about- anything. The 'terrible sentence which hung over him 'seem- ed not to depress him in the least. Late in the afternoon he was handed over to the penitentiary authoritieS and for the balance of his earthly ca- reer will live within prison walls. GIVES BITER STATES AS HORRIBLE EXAMPLE. Lord Selbourne, Speaking At Cam- bridge, Says Real Ruler In Parts Of Republic Is Wealth. London, Feb. Ia.-Following the ex- ample of his leader, Boma Law, who charged. the Government with intro- ducing American methods in politics, Lord Selborne, speaking in Cambridge Friday night on political corruption, told his hearers that if they wanted to realize the evils which might pro- ceed from this elevation of the party machine to the seat of governMent, they must boo'.' at the experience of the United States. The party =- Milne was greedy for money and would get it where it could and how 14 eeuld. In aertain parts of America, lie said, it got that money from the great corporations and truets, and because they supported it, it supported them. Thereby, to a large degree, in certain parts of America, the real ruler of the country had been wealth, and ir- responsible wealth was the worst rul- er which a country could have. WHO WAH_ONUSHEO? Lenon VIII.—First Quarter, For Feb. 25 1912. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. trekt et the Lesson, • Matt Ivy, 1,111 Mark 8 -11. -Memory Verses Matt iv, 3, 4".0olden Text, Hob. 11, 18, Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M., The reaord of the baptism istoundIn Matthew, Mark and. Luke, but, most fully in Matthew. in Luke in, 28, we read that Jesus began to bo,o.bout thir- ty years of age, and we cannot but wonder at the lowly and submissive life of all those thirty years at Nazao reth.• How can • we ever murmur at limitations and huraillatimis in our ' lives as we think of this life lived for us? Ile came from Nazareth, where lie had been brought up (Luke iv, 16), 'awl after His return to heaven Ele called Himself "Jesus of Nazareth" (Acts xxii, 8), yet Nathanaeleaid, "Can there any good thing come out of Naz- areth?" afterward acknowledgeag that, ,put of Nazareth came "the Son of God, the King of Israel"; (John 1, 46, 491., • He canto to Jordan, river of judgment, yet there was nothing in Him to be ,judged. Others were baptized of John, confessing their sins, but He had no eine to confess. We do not wonder that John said to Him, "I have need :to be baptized of Thee, and comest Thou to me?" 13ut our Lord's "Suffer it to be so now" has helped mauy a humble follower to submit to seeming - sly unnecessary things that the right- eousness of God might be seen in them :and others won to Him. This and that other saying, "About My Father's business," His two erst recorded ut- terances, are good for all of us in'our daily. life. As He ctune up out of the 'water something happened from the sides -the heavens were opened, and, the Father testified, "Thou art Hpbe- loved Son, in whom I am well pleased." At the smetime the Spirit of God de- scended in bodily shape like a dove upon rum. The Father lutd told John .that it would be so, and John bare rec- ord that He was the Son of God (John -w 1, 33, 34). The ono ho sent John also testthed that the cafe on whom the Spirit would descend and remain would Flbuself baptize with the Holy Spirit. Then what hinders us thus to be bap- tized? Luke tells us that Jesus was praying when the heavens were open- ed. Lie seems to have prayed always and about everything and sometimes all night. 1Ie fasted too. Is that where we' fall? Consider the other six places where we read of the heav- en being opened and always see Him - Belt Consider well every place where, es here, the Father, Son and Holy spirit are seen or mentioned, as in Matt. xxviii, 10; II Cor. xiii, 14; Reis. ix 14. See In John xiv, 17, 23, The Kaiser or the:New Officers Of The German Reichstag. Feb. .1.e.-ACeoraing so The Cologne Gazette, the Kaiser has de- clined •to receive the new Reichstag president and vice-preaident, Herr Kaempt, the president, and De. Dove, second vice-president; requested an interview, but Herr Schieclemaan. the Socialist vice-president, refused to Participate. The Keiser, however, has refused to receive the presiding offi- cers of the Reichstag. Inasmuch as this decision. was communicated through the Court 'Chamberlain, it proves that this is a personal affair et the Kaiser's. talk ,to it, HOLE ALL of money i4 rnit,to 11 his evife's hatsselect , married marp*t couldlted save la lolt gmE Children Cry • FOR FLETCHER'S , CA.STORIA ' Show nealmen tvhol builds air- •1-oastiles and we'llt show you strea1a :Ow Will Pqrchase' a gold brick. 'As sa bargain teekeV it.Womafl is- • not in it With a man who ialo.oking or ,a.birthclay present, for: his bet- ter half, KING'S VISIT TO • IMPRIiVE THINGS. Beliemed That Anglo -German Relations Will Be Stimulated New York, Feb. 19.--A cable from Berlin to The New York Times says it is believed that the desire for bet. ter relations between ,Geemany amd Great Britain will receive powerful ,stimulation by the visit of King • George and Queen Mary to Berlin in "the spring, and the .Xasiser's return visit. • It is undeeatood that at the request of the Kaiser an exhaustive report 01 ,Lord. Haldane's conversations with Gentian officials is being drawn up. This report will form the basis for an ,This of opinions bettve,en Lon. don and Berlin Foreign Offlees; bu1. while the analonhi 5 here ase erati. AROUND PROPOSED. In Resolution Adopted at Open Air Meeting In Trafalgar Square, London. London, Feb. 19.-Honie rulets were in the highest spirits yesterday aftee- noon in Trafalgar Square, where from 15,000 to 20,000 people assembled in support of the Government's proposed measure of self-government fer Ire- land, Liberals and Nationalists com- bined in the demonstration, members of the House of •Commons seven of the platforms.. • Resolutions urging the necessity of giving as generous a measure of home . rule to Ireland as ie consistent with the maintenance of Imperial suprem- acy bnd suggesting that the bill be so framed as to be capable of early application to England, Scotland and Wales were adopted with the greatest enthusiasm. William 0. C. Gladstone; Liberal member of Parliament for Kilmarnock Burgs, a grandson of William E. Gladstone, the Liberal "Grand Old Man," who introduced the first honse rule, bill in 1886, was among the speak- ers. He said the democracy of this country had made` the cause of honie rule as its own. ITTLE LIVER how the Spirit and the Father and the See make the bodies of believers tLeir abode or mansion and to their :"Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" Let us gladly answer, 'Here 'al I; Fiend me," remembering His words, "A.s My Father bath' sent Me, even. ee send I you" (Isa. vi, 8; John :ix, 21). ,Oeel,:etese-ee e•• When Spirit filled we may then ex- pect to be specially attacked by the devil. As our representative He was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. Both Mark and Luke say that He was forty days tempted of the devil. Matthew and Loke say that IIe fasted forty days and forty nights; that He ad eat noth- ing. Thus did -Moses on two occasions and Elijah once, and tbese three We find on the Mount of Transfiguration, and we hear them speak of the devil's most awful piece of work, the death of Jesus. Ho is the fearful adversary of God and man and has been at work as such ever since he clecelved and 'conquered Adam and Eve, and he will not cease till he shall be shut up in the pit for 1,000 years. As the devil tempt- ed Eve On the line of the hist of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and the pride 'of life (I John II, 16) and won the day, eo be tempted the Lord Jesus, but was defeated. Eve had everything that the Lord saw that she needed, yet she ate the forbidden fruit. The Lord Je- sus, having fasted forty days and be- ing hungry, yet oveitarne by the words, "Man shall not live by bread 'itione, but by every word of God" (Luke iv'41. The devil's ambition to 0.5s Vecl eonquered Eve (Ise. sly, 44; Gen. ,p, iepg. .con - Mg illby the e;ords, 'Thou shat.liit leltiit the Lord thy God." Adaio and ye had been given dominion oVer all rig? (Gem i, gg-n, _put they legt it evfng heed to 011sre2l1 enemy, he like eeee einee been the god of 110er1d. fi Con iv; 4). The Lord the lest Adam, kuety that tose aye Re would teitieg the deecliolep t kee,eud the kingdosaiirlY this Wild ?gill be ills leteedmii- Moo, 6VitTa Fly to the great adversary, tI'Get thee hence, Satan." It 19 written, ,"Tlfou shalt vvorship tile Lord thy God, 'and Hiin only shalt then Serve." We lread in Luke that "whin the &ell had 'ended all the temptation he' departed from Him for a t3easen," and Maftheile ' ,sand Mark tell us that l'angels. came land ministered unto aim:" We emit : remeraber that the same great Aver- lsary is 'still going abdiit seeking who& , he may devour. Hut with the armor •provided for us and by the sword and the blood of the Lamb we, too, May lbe overcomer% 'seektng nothing for our. 'selves, walking 4rhurobly with our God and worthy of the kingdom and glory to whiCb. we are called (Eph. vi; Rev., jj,11.i. irWS rested the devil Ile'lltSr. deer -Dorn -us, for God is with us. , Eltek Headache and relieve all the troubles -hie!. dent to'a bhtLoc state of .the system, such ae eating, Paln in,the Side, ‘bo. While their most '1/laziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after remarkable,success has Mon shown in Miring reaansbe,, yet .aircer's Little Liver PISS are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre. venting this annoying compla nt,whiletheyalso correct ial disorders of the stomach, stimulatethe, liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only cured Ache they would ha almost priceless to thosewho suffer from this distressing COMplaint; butfortu. natelythair goodness does not oud here,and those who once try Mom will and thcsolittlo pills valu. able in so tunny ways thatthoy will 001 50 • ling to do without theca. But after all sick heed Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where We make oar great boast. OM pIlle emit while others do not. 'Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action pleaae all who - ,ttee them. O 062222 SEDIsfltVOQ., zmw 20118. (i 110112a, Sol Dow InallIritz 'eelft, att 1 f of, se enteres e alTes ' e 1 I evhseh is eetiMalted at' f ow .pei. cent, lquciPalities WE, 1 Bo t esponssible , t �r t1 int esreelel pharge of,the Pees Wattling' ltW'o per( scent. It li eetime oted;Ithat the( Pa's(t,"t0I'1he inhabit -I. ,ants ofthe municipailitieS lseeurin,g .$1.s per .Yeaiii 'foe .4 period of Oort."3, yearsalthough mainstenausee..ot the reads' Will devolve' Upon the nanni-, s e's leeep the s'wei 'Darrell ana tne steep- ing quarters clean and keep the hogs free \from lice and worms and don't wore' about cholera. It may come, but 15 10 very much less likely. SUFFERED TERRIBLE PAINS - OF INDIGESTION. MILBURN'S LATA -LIVER PILLS CURED HER. Mrs. Wm. H. MacEwen, Mount Tryon, P.E,I., writes: -"For more than a year I suffered with all the terrible pains of indigestion, and my life was one of the greatest misery. It did not seem to make any difference whether I ate or not, the pains were always there, accompanied by a severe bloating and belching of wind. I did not evert get relief at night, and sometimes hardly got a bit Of sleep. In my misery I tried many remedies said to cure indigestion, but they did me not one particle of good, and I fully expected I would ahvays be afflicted in this way. At this time my brother came home on a visit and urged me to try ?Jill:ea-We Laxa-Liver Pills, and gat me a few vials. I3y the time I had taken one. vial I heerai to improve, and could eat with some relish. I was greatly cheered, and ecu - tinned taking the pills until all tro...7cani the trouble had disappeared, and I v....1dd once more eat all kinds of fend wi,hout the slightest inconvenience. I am F.0 felly convinced of their virtue as a feenily medicine, I have no hesitation in resere- mending them." Price, 25 cents per vial or 5 vials fer $1.00 at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The I`, Milburn Co„ Limited, Toronto, Out. Cook's Cotton Root Compountt The great Uterine Tonle, and,' only" safe effectual Monthly, Regulater On Which women can depeed, Redd in three degrees, of strength -No. 1, 81; No. 2, 10 degrees, stronger I-5; NO. 8. for Special casesd5. per box. sold -by 11 dre ate or Sent • rrel'aidMp°glet. 6.actreomf epeReltoiliiii(10.40116orTCLUilt Iforinerl Wises*. qedekly stops cosiiilia. 'tures colds. %eels the throat and Auaga se. Pigtails In British Arniti. Pigtails survived in ow' army mitil well into the nineteenth century, the Welsh fusiliers being the la,st to aban- don them, Sir Algernon 'West relates how he heard an argument once as to whether the hides did or did not weal' pigtails at Waterloo.. One of -tee' dis- luttants, who had. seen 'them on their way te Dover, was convinced that they did. The'other, who had ,beerc a mid- shipman on the transport which con- veyed them to Ostend, was equally certain that their hair was short. The giver of the dinner at whicb the dis- pute arose •rofetred the' matter on the following day to it friend who had served re the blues at Waterloo. • "Bottt y.eur friends were right," he Field.' "We were reviewed at Windsor by the King on our departure with our pigtails on, and at Dover we had them cut off -before our embarkation." -London Chronicle. THE WESTERN OUTPUT. The West Drew Over $100,000,- 000 From Farms In 1911 The latest projeen o,f Sir Lomer G011in, Premier of Quebec,' is to spend $10,000,000 on thei rural high- ways of that Province. Briefly summarized, the $10,000,,000 will provide for a series of macadam- ized roads between the principal cities of the Province. There will be four between Montreal and QUe-- bee, (two on the, north and two on the soulth shore of the St. Law - pence River; another highway will reach from Qu.ebeci to the United States boundary by way ot Sher- brooke ; another one, from Quebec to Gaspe, and' Still another from. Quebec to Ta•doussae, There will also be roads from; Montreal to the United States boundary, and. about 1.200 miles of roadway in the vicin- lity of Montreal. In addition- there Will be built about 200 miles of r0141-. Way in the, Lake St. Jobb district. Altogether :they expect' to con- struet • 3,300 miles1 of road. The macadam Will be laitlf in accord' ance with the beat system of road - making under competent( engin- Ors:. The width •of the road Will be sixteen feet. Thel 'GoVernment pays the sinking fund of one per Choice Farms for Sale 1111{1 A The following qltantitY of L've Poul. try 'is wanted PA: the s Holmesville Pcelt.c$r Station ct iu oneach I 4' 1000 Cliteke11 5 $ 300 Ritelee • 8000 DOZ• Wcw Laid EglO fURILEYS AND CiyaBSE LATER f'oultry takenil the first three daye of each week. Highest Prices Paidin Cash Write or Phone Before yoet istsO.'sis Phone 4 on 142. N. W. TitEWARTI1A llolunesville. opHIJES P44 1.01, ' ,oee. eeo W. E3c3c0PIT B 00LtanoRRIEIT 13L10, oraNTON 162 :cores being lots 28 and 29, on End eon, Goderich township and al- lots 28 and pant 29 on First eon. eontainiog 100 acres all of Which is the choigesiti of clay land and in a' first ,elass condition; Go'od water, well fenced and well drained, laege bank barns and good 'brick nooses good oechards. Farms axe situated on the route proposed by the Sar- nia-Goderich el ectrie [Railway. Will sell together or separate. For further particulars apply to Thos. R. Wallis, Goderich 1'. 0. And Tickling Sensa. tion in Throat. , — Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Cured It • miss t. -DhialelsoTD, It Oarsman River, Mane afialtese---:"Last fail I had a very bad 'eitingli end Is tiekling sensation in my throdt, It was to bad I Could not sleep at niilit, So Ievatifte a druggist and told him Tweeted something for my cold, and he adViieff 'nie 'to 'try Dr. Wood's Norway‘Pine Syrup which I did, and after taking one bottle I was completely cured. Let me recommend Dr. Wood's Norway Pine'Syrup to anyone who suffers from a cough Or:throat irritation.' 'Dr. Wood's Norway' 'Pine Syrup is without a doubt one of the greatest cough and cold -remedies on the market to -day, and so great has been:eitfstteeess there are numerous preparations put up to imitate ft. "Do' not fm'imposed upon by 'takiig one of thee substittas but :insist on being given "De.'Wocid's" when 4? you ask for it. Price, 25 'Cents a bottle; put up in a yellow wrapper; three pine trees the trade mark; manufactured only bY The T. MilburnCo., Limited,' Toronto! Ont. • Notice to Creditors Tat the matter of the estate of Jane wilkin, late of theTown of Clinton, ill the County of Matron marrietl woniath deceased. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Sec, 38. of Gimp. 129, 11,5.0.. 1597, that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said Jane Wilkin, deceased, who died on or about the Oth day of November. 1911, are required to send by post, prepaid , or deliver to the under- signed solicitor, for the Administrator. on or before the first day of March. 1912, their Chris. tinn and surnames tlina nilaTaSOS. WiLli full par- ticulars, in writing. of their claims, and state- ment of their accounts curl the nature of the securities Di any) held 111' 1215..'.', duly verified by statutory declaration, And take notice that after the said lst clay of March, 1012, the said Administrator will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, haying re. gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said Administra- tor will not be lisble for the said assets, or any nart thereof, to (WY person or persons of whme olaim notice shall not then have been received by them or their Solicitor at the time of such distribution., , Dated 1110 715 day of February, 1011 w. ERY1)02,7E. Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for Administrator Tenders Wanted Boar tor Service Having Purchased a thorough- bred .Tana'arorth Hag, will keel) hum for 'service at lot 23 on the Srcl. COD. Hullet. terms $1.00 at time ot service with the priviledge of re- turning if necessary. ' L. Tyndall. .Field Stone Wanted. Field Stone suitable fax road making is vaantecl by the Town of Clinton. Price $3,50 per cord 02 13,- Om pounds. J. A. FORD, Chairman of Street Committee Logs Wanted; All kinds of logs, Maple, Soft Elm and Basgwood preferred. Highest price paid. -W. Doherty •Piano arid Organ Co. Boarders Wanted einaina..iss 1111111.13 Oonneyarlee, Notary Public, Commissioner, etc.".; REAL ESTATEVAND INSURANCE • Issuer of lalarriage Licenses, HuronSt„ Clinton, [laving returned to town 1 am now prepared to take hoarders, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house Mrs, Mogridge, Ontario street •••••••..M.44•17:1 Pasture Land 1H.T. RANO EP Nots[ryiPublic, Conveyancer, Financial and Real Estate INSURANCE AGENT -Representing isFire 15 Vaurance Companies. • DilviSion Court 011ie°. Seine first class -pasture land to he sold in lots: to suit purchasere. At tractive prices. Apply to John Ransford, Ce T. R. nity Agent FARM FOR RENT The. South 70 acres of lot number 85 and the South East part of Lot no, 80 il acres both in the let concession of Sonley township is forrent foe a term of years. This property is clOse to the town of Clinton and possesssion can be giren at once, For further parti- miltees apply to Henry Plumsteel. fain - ton, Ont., or McCarthy: Boys ,a.; Mur- chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont. a • Farm For Sale. For the erection of a one story • Concrete building, 22x35 £aet, at the goal, for keeping coal etc. Plans and speeifications can be seen at •the office of the County Clerk. Tenders received up to March 151h, next, and must be ad- dres•sed to Dr. 'W.F. Clark, Gode- rich, chairman of committee . The lowest °A any (tender not necessar- ily accepted. Dr. 'W.F. Clark, Chair man; W. Lane, Clerk:. Dated Feb. 12th, 1012, Farm tor Sale Adjoining the town of Seafortli Lot 25; Con. 2, McKillop,, contain- ing 100 acres, more or less. Good black loan, three never failing wells, large bank barn, good stabl- ing 'under barn, large drive shed one acre of orchard with 'young spy trees, just beginning to bear, very best gravel on fermi for cement work, fifteen acres 'under red clov- er and five acres under Alfalfa, Land Well under-clvained and in good state of cultivation. Large brick house -ell modern conven ienees,-with bath -room and closet. For further particulars apply on premises .or to Box 123, Matthew A.. Leavrenae, Seaforth. Wattled • Fifteen thealleand lanshea beets' wanted: Rariy crop preferred Parties Wishing to contract address Minster Farm, Room 61 Bank of Tor onto Chambers, Landau, 'Ont. Shorthorns or Sale. Two choice young hulls, both Teens, the best of breeding. Price to Milt the times. Arse seine good clean Shed Barley, O.A.C, No. 21; Siberian arid Sensation Oats, Apply E. E. WISE, Clinton, PO, Phone No. 12 on 155 Goderich T. Farm for Sale , To clode 'the estate; of stile latIta jambs Wood, there is offeredk fors sale that valuable a.rsn' in the ToWnship oellope, Durham County Cote 300 acres, clay loam, 250 acres ,cleared, 50 acres virgin pine, hem- lock and hairdetwood, all well fenced, Splendid 12-ro,oaned brick house, furnace heated; bans 414110 feet; full stone fouridlation andstables; .ailiso barn 30x60 f eet ; farm well we- ltered, running stream. All Deal ,work, paoughing done ; 30 acres planted 14 Sall ,wheat; 70 acres Meadow. Convenient to railway. Poet Hope 12 miles; Peterboror 18 miles. 'Moderate terms to suit ,puile ehaser. IPossessio,n April lst, or 'sooner. Price $9,000. • (RH, WOOD, Baillieleoxo, Ont. • Two Houses to Let The undersigned, has two houses to let, apply to , ' ' 'Jamb gayleir DR( 1. W. THOMPSON 'italan. Surgeon, gto Hoopla] attention Faxen to diseates of:the Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nom Eyes carefully /examined, and :suitable! prescribed. Offioo:and Residence, Two doors' west or the Commercial Motel •Huron St. ; The undersigned effers for sale, East ' Half, Lot 12, on ard Concession, 02 Hullett his choice farm of 05 acres, all clear andin grass, 2 never failing, springs, good svell at house, river at hack, a choice gravel pit, cement or road gravel, A gnod frame house, new recline kitchen with wood shed, 1 RCI'R good bearing orchard. Reasons for selling not able to work.. For par- ticulars apply on premises or address :as 'RICHARD •TASKE.R, Hollett, Clinton. P. 0. Steam Engine For Sale The 'undersigned offers for sale an upright steam engine; about, '1 horsepower; in good running or- der. This is certainly a snap for any farmer wanting power 'for gen eral use on farm. Engine can be seen army blacksmith shop. Saba?, Rands, Clinton. Farm tor Sale. The executor of theiSoutheombe Estate offegra for sale 50 acreae - East half of lot 28, eon. 6, Hallett. A first-class farm, well watered and improved, and with good buildings, Also the undersigned ofterg for sale, lot 29s con. 6, Hull- ett, 100 acres. These farms taay be bought together or separately. JAMES SOUTHCOMBE. •t • Clinton. Cottage For Sale Mrs. Ross offers her Cottage on Vietorin street for sale. It ie 112 excellentproperty in a good lo- cation, anll in good repair. W. BrYclone. DRS. GUNN and GANDIER Dr, W, Gann, 1,, It, CI, 1'..1,, R. C. 0.. Ultra I)r..5. (1, Candler. D.A. MD, Ofitloe-Ontarlo Street, Clinton, Night oalle at reaidence. Rattenbury St. or at hospital 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 fot Hay ails/ ,all Grains. Ford & McLeod COAI imit-"Ordere for your season's supply of Coal, get our prices. The very best goods carried in stock and sold at the lowest possible price. Or,clers may be left at Davis & Rowland's Hardware store, or with W.J. Stevenson.' utile Light DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ceoueheur, etc,, Once and residence on Rat- iienbnrY St,. opposite W. Farran's residence, HR. P. PL. AXON DENTIST A CrOW1t and 'Bridge 'Work a Specially. Graduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and ,11,0.D.5 Toronto. Reynold on-iliondays, May 1st to Decembe IA. B. FOWLEB, DENTIST. _Offices over O'NEIL'S store, Special care taken to make dental treat. ment as painless al possible, THOMAS GUNDRY Live stook and general Auction see GODERIOH ONT I'mat stonf sales a spoondu Olders 51 al NEW ERA office, ciinton, prbm, t,y abtenuad. to. Terms reasonable. Farmers sale note discounted G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggar Niciraggort Bro.& WM/ERG ALBERT ST, CLINTON' as &enteral Betaking Beehive -es trauma:acted NOTES DISCOUNTED Draft e issued. Interest Ahmed on deposits. The McKillop Mutual , Fire Insurance eo. Farm and Isolated Town Prope erty Only Insured. onTicErcs. J. 33. McLean, President, Seaforth Jas, Connolly, Vice Pres., Gcdcrbch Thos. E. Hays, See-Treas., L tifox,11 DIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, liolinesville; John Watt, Harloek; G. Dale, Clinton; NI, Chesney, Seafoith- T. Evans, Beech - w000; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben neweis, Brodhagen, M. MeEwate. • . Each Director is inspector of losses to his own locality. AGENTS. Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinehlee Seafortb; James Cumming, Egmood. ville; J. W. Yea, Hoimesville Payments may be „made at The Morrish( Clothing Co., Clinton, or R. H. Cutt, Goderich. t.14A00B TAYLOR OLINTON Fire, Life and Accident nsurance Real estate boUght and sold Money to loan Office:Issac:Street, nextecloor :to New Era Grand Trunk Railway system Railway Time Table London, Huron and Bruce. North Passenger London, depart, .. . 8.80 a m1.50 plre Centralia .. 9.40 5.43: Exeter 9.53 5.51 Hensall 10,08 6.05 Kippen . .. 10.16 6,11 Brueefield 10.30 6.19 Olinton 11.00 6,35 Londesboro 11.18 6.52 Blyth 11.27 7.00 Belgrave, 11.40 '7.13: Wingham, arrive11.50 7.35 South — Pailenger- Winghttm, depart' 6.485 mr3.33:1cle Belgrave Blyth Londesboro Clinton . , . 7,08 3.56 7.16 4.01 7.50 4.23 Brucefield 8.12 4.39 Kippen 8.23 4.17 HenselV 8.32 4,52 Exeter 8.48 5.05 Centralia.," ...... 9.00 5.15 London,:arrive10.00 6.10 :Buffalo anti Gode Wes' PaSeen get am pm pm pm Stratford........10.00 12.20 5,25 10.20 Mitchell.........10.22 12.45 5.55 10.17 Seaforth........10.45 :1.10 6.18 11,12 Clinton ... . . 11.07 :1.25 6.40 11.28 Holmesville 11.16 1,33 646 11.38 acelerieh ...... V:11-35 1.50 105 11,55 East 1 A Seeng9r am pin p111 Goderich............ 7.10 2.40 4.50 Hoimesville 7,26 2.57 5.06 Clinton. ... . 7.35 3,07 5.15 Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.82 Mitehell8,16 348 5.55- Stratfora........ .. 8.40 :4.15 :;13.20 Dr: delran's F'etnaTe PilIs A reliable French regulator; never fails. These - pine are exceedingly powerful in regulating the generative portion of the female system. Refuses. all cheap Imitations, Dr. de Van'e are sold at 05 a box, or three for DO. Mailed to any address. The s ileobeltear woo. Ski oiethertnea, °ate.