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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-03-07, Page 211011011ING THE 11E1111E3 Of SOUTH RENFREW. Sir Wilfricl'e Splendid Speed, Ottawa, Mach 4. -The Liberal vie - tory ita eouth Renfrew was celebrated 15,,,Y banelnet ghee to Hon. George P. tempi= teethe House or COMmolla by his eonfreres on Saturday night. Sir Wierrid Leitrim' diselainted that he ,had any ententioe of resigning his pesitiee tie leader or tho Opposition end stated that he would remain head ut the paety, as long as he wee wanted end ae long as Clod spared him his health and strength. ail' Wilfrid presided, having Mr. Low at his right ancl Mr. Graham at his left, and arneng others tittle main table were N. W. Rowell, M.P:P.'lead. er of the Ontario Opposition '• A. B. Copp, M.P.P., leader of the Opposi. ten in New Brunsaviek; Hon, Charlee Murphy, Hon. Sydney Fisher, Hon. Mackenzie Mpg, Hoe. Rodolphe Lem- ieux, Sir leredmick Borden, Hon. Wil- liam Pugsley, Hon. Frank Oliver, Hon. Robert Jaffrey, Ron. Raoul Dan - duetted, and Frank F, Pardee, the chief Liberal whip, After expressing confidence that the defeat of reciprocity was only terimore,ry, Sir Wilfrid said his health was so spleadid that he could hardly believe himself to he 70 years old. ere continued; ,'There are other things that from time to time recall the Right of years. Yeeteeday eleaee pass- ed to the great beyond eno whom in the olden days was my feiend and master. Edeveled J31ale 18 no mote. No Liberal can be inclifiereet to 'that event. He was the man win planted the 'seed of Liberalism in the early clays. None bo,t those who ,came into close coetact with him •can realize what he did towards the development of those principles which we all hold dear. "It is one of the sad, sad things in life that memory is so short. The Canadian people of to -day do not rea- lize • how much they owe to Blake. Canadians lost one of hes-ablest eons, her greatest lawyers, and most bril- liant Parliamentary orators." N. W. Rowell and Hon. George P. Graham also spoke. Dealing with provincial matters, Mr. Rowell said that there was a stal- wart band or 22 Liberals in the Legis- lature, all fighters, already they had compelled Sir James Whitney to adopt thine of their proposals, and, he add- ed, "We are ready to continue to sup- ply the brains and the political planks if they will but put them into force." ' 11, ow 1 Itch Whet long nerve-racking days of constant torture -what 'sleepless nights of terrible agony -itch -itch --itch,eons ten t itch, until it .seemed thee I must tear off my very Akin -thee Instant relief -my okin Reeled, soothed and healed The very fired drops oe D, D. D. 'Prescription for Eczema( stopped that awful itchinstantly; yes, the very moment D. D. D. touelmel the burning skin the torture ceased". D. D. D. has been knoWn for years (as the only/ ab,solutely reliable .ec- zemee remedy, for it washea away the disea,se gemsand leaves ebe skin aaclear and healthy aelthat of a obild.' If you will come to our etore we have had the agency foe thid're- medy for so Many yearalthat We can tell you all about 19.19, D. Prescrip- tion and howl et cures eczema, Or you earl get a free trial bot- tle by writing D. D. D. Laboratories 49 'Colborne Ste Toronto, W. S. R. 'Holmes, Druggist 1•014.1.1.•••••01••••••••.....a.. Sill JAMED. AMES Of TAX REFORM, NT HE NOT ACT HASTE eteeeeresseesee Toronto, M rch 4 .---:. t e as a typiesi Whitney reply that the deputation of tax reformers got on Saturday after- noon,. when they waited on Sir James and the other Cabieet Minieters at the Parliament Building's. The Pre- mier said the Government was consid- ering tax reform, but would not be haety about it. .elore than that he did not peepose to bother about what other provinces were doing. Ontario could take care of her oven problems. "We ask that municipalities shall at their own instance tax land values and improvements in a different way. Every city in Canada is seriously con- eidering, this proposition and the west- ern cities are going ahead so rapidly under the new arrangement that in- dustries will be going to the west to escape the conditions here." This was the erux of the argument advanced by Stewart Lyon of Toronto. ' Mayor Hopewell of Ottawa spoke chiefly and outlined the proposition for the adjustment of taxation. The mayor explained that a man might hold land ln a town or eity, and yet not live there. The increased value of the land would benefit him, and yet the Municipality got absolutely no benefit from it., "I don't dispute your contention," interrupted Sir James, "but I think he ought to divide up with the com- munity." (Applause.) "That's just it," replied Mayor Hopewell. "I don't think I need say a word more." Sir James asked if the proposition was to have this new arrangement applied to cities, towns, townships, Mayor Hopewell replied that he rev- ored the plan, because he had confi- dence that the people would do the right thing. "Experience," he said, "was the only real way of finding out how new ideas will Work out. I don't believe for one moment that thie re- form in taxation would be a cure-all for every human ill, but I do think that everybody admits that some change in the method of taxation is needed." "Out through the province during the late provincial campaign I tried - and tried hard to get expressions of opinion from individuals." said Sir James in his reply. "I talked to friend and foe, but could get no eonnnent or criticism on the subject, showing that the idea had not yet crystallized. This is a good, healthy state of af- fairs, and tee idea of Oontroller Rock. en ehould not be lost sight of. Why should we do things like Alberta or Vancouver or across the sea? Are we to confess that we are looking abroad for ideas and are yet unable to grap- ple things at home. We are quite able to solve our own problems." (Hear! Hoar!) Sir James, in conclusion, said that this matter of adjustment would come up before the assessment committee of the Legislature during the coming summer and it would be dealt with in detail. He would be glad to again hear the views of the deputation on this or any other rnatter. There would be no hasty action, and whatever is done will be in the best interests of the province. riai ommentsQ 1W1oat about the ;Boost Club? Nova Scotia Legislature is down dlo business in ;their' !annual seeetein, 33ahama is pressing for eau/seise/a into the Canadian! Confederation. If the people Olathe* islaed .colony heaed some of the remarks ,ean- cerning them they, inightlturn pale. 90 miles an hour( was said to be the record of ithe Igale ;blast ;blew for )aitiree last( (week. One fellow ,who was elute in ie, pays heie pre- pared to testify 'thee et feet for all the world like four times thateon 360 miles in the 60 iseeonds, It io not a safe rule lbo always be guided by the way yore feel. Miesouses State motto; is not a bad one, It says "Let the prosper- ity of the people be the supreme law." Some law Makers get it into their heads ;tepee party ;comes be- fore the ,consideraticete !what ester the weal of the people and it is doubtful if the lefis,sourearS (govern- ment live elotee to ;thew isplendid headpiece. Sulenesing ieellancleeneVer gelant- ed 'Home Rule (they ,vall always be sure els, ;good Canadian blessing for their kinclacee in sending over a cargo of potatoes. lee was like parting ;with a member of ,the fata- lly end hence all the mere apple - elated by ns. ;They know) how et goes to have the "shorts" on the ! ,potato question. --0---- Lt Will bee) toocl deal safer Lo muzile Fido in good Item than [WTI the risk of testing the 'leaguer cure atter some 11neteber4 of your family I s has been lelleteaa. The fact that I f jibe name! is counted, mem freend and often !given the best in the house make,s hi sl presence ithet greater menace if !the eables are on 111 • • Hon, George P. Graham's election in South Renfrew, where both par- ties put 'their beet( into. the eam- paign was a distinct gelee to. the ,Opposition, bye-eleefions rarely go against elle GoVernneent and the latter figured that teats would be no exception to the rule. :The 'country will 'teethe better of Mr. Geaham's peesence Melee House,' as his .avet and Wisdoan will Make for the bet- terment of conditions. A good hustling, !Weed Inspectow in every municipailityA .who would w do his ,wholle duty, ,ould m do are to encourage clean farming than all the (theoretical; knowledge that can be po,sisesised. 'What is the) use of air* men on) each coneeseion determining tribe up-to-date if a dozen de nee their p,art or if the roadways are agenulne peed bed for almost all the v.arietieseof Needs known? Let us he praeticall and Week (along limes thee: 0559004 1 ail toWin. Possibly a meedieuen of truth, coupled .avilth much' suppo,setion, circles aptatement three our neigh- bors, 1who reside on elle latnet Mars, whele they1 mary be ecent neople all right will never need rto come here to compete in any of our Beault7 ShOWS. A visionary photo- graph makes Itheit pereonat aP- pearanee (to eons( et of blue eyes, long nose, heavy ears, huge head, 'bulky cheat land ,spindly limbs. Mere is possibly itt ,chaneef of the miter ot the book; describing the 14aeleetee being ,changeable With lender and hablei eo an Itteltion or damages. 1Beauty s 0111Y1 elan deep anyway. • Thole? ;was a naceire on baud by Po.semasiter .,Gensieal Pelletier' te chaerg'e t3ia someevhae unmaphon- eons name of 'Blind! (River, in Al- goma district, to Riviere l'Aveugle, An OW ,acidtvge 18 1115511 "Nome are,so blind melees° who wont epee and eleose Blind River people cleclenad eo open theie eyes to ,sele howeehe new name Was ppelled (and /their ease te catch the reellifloceue French teetered en 'them. Amidst the pre- empt the Postmaster .well likely be neemitted 'to use „Alm game old stamp. We lose our( guess if "Teddy" Roosevelt cloe,s not wink. ,at the fellows who ,ofteei to push his can- didature to tee Presidency, of the United Seale's. He heti the nerve to aepire and no doubt bes nemin- ation wooed emir smutn big vote as his cleterminetion and( daring are strong pointe tlaat appeal to many, President Taft hag made a ;good Presideet, end will have plenty backing Ube Wishee to continue in ithe 'White House. Last year the emaatic,as(ylum pro- perty .on Queen street,' Toronto, was peed to (the Grand Trunk rail - :Way and Ithel MaseeYellarris Cie., with the intention of eel:neve-Leg the .a.sylren. IVIany conjecture;were made asto the( new location but (these have been ;see to rest by the report that Whitby has been choe- .fts 'the Mier .of !the new eneti- :tuition. It is a ,eacll .commentary 00 life to -day that the number oe in- mates it eapicely on 'the increase. Life is evidently nen( at ,to high tension and the overwrought nerv- es cannot 'stance( the pace. Here's .apointer for Clinton. Til- bury has decided that au the man- ufaCturers olf(thet place ellen have minted or stamped on all their .out - not ;-"Illade in Tilbury, the Town where they do things." Sometimes there is considerable bosh (talked about such. ammuncemene4 but of this you may be.aure, Outside rivals! wit not pull the label on for you unless it be that of depreeia.tion, There is no haler( in, blowing ;the horn if you have something to blow about-ae Clinton has -but 'without the goods to ;shone for it the a- lert is Properly characterized when It is designated as "just Wind." The level railway cros,sing and the regular daily serious accident or death continues while a marked indifference exists inehe ,attitudes of !the public; to have this prolitlie .source of disaster removed or at least minimized. There is no doubt people are oftento blame in leek^ looting to keep a sharp look -out Lor the iron horse !and custom fre- quently allays the thought of dame ger and possibly tends to,careleese nese unfit one day the terribleeat- estrophe takes place, A smarter move is evidently necessary 00 the part of the Government. "Going to cla," is .13,./4. Iti1L` reaching enough, Some people have the notion that a Woman is tenable/ to throw straighe or whistle boa he etgma et the latter; is removed by the an- eouncement of the ;appearance of a profeesional ;whistler -a IY1.1s 'Wal- bridge -Who, has been entertaining Montreal audiences with exhibi- tions of the art. It the first men- tioned achievement is accomplished we will be .gled 'to report it! teleo. Miss Wale....dge puckers just like a man and the people pay 25 cents to see how itisl done, 27 to 12 was the vote east by the eaekatche wan Legislature in favor of Reciprocity with the United Settees. It is stated tWce 'Conserva- tives -voted .with the majority. Business not politic. A BUSY SOMMER BRANTFORD, Soneething Like A Million Dollars' Worth Of Building Projected, Brantford, elarch 4. -The value of the new buildings to be „erected here this summer will reach the million - dollar mark and establish an unpre- cedented record in this city. Among buildings for which plans have been prepared are new post - office, $200,000; new hospital, $100,000; new dormitory at Ontario Institute for Blind, $65,000; new elolmedale School, 460,000; 1IVI.0.A., 41100,000; Brant Sanitarium, 425,000; Barber Sr Ellis' factory, $40,000; besides 50 un- usual number of dwelling houses. A recent canvass among factories shows that there will also be consider- able clevelornnent and 6,500 employes will be kept busy. A LEGAL NNW IN THE DARROW EMBRY CASE Complications Have Arisen That lYlay Lead To Dismissal r", Of Charges. Los Angeles, Marcn 4. -The jury bribery indictment against Clarence S. Darrow, former chief counsel 1 or the McNamara brothers, became so enmeshed in legal tangles Saturday that, according to attorneys, there ie a possibility that all charges may be dismissed, seThe complications arose when At- torney Earl Rogers, representiug Dar- row, refused to accept fragmentary notes of testimony as a compliance with a court order that the district attorney supply the defence on which the grand jury had indicted Darrow. Judge Hatton, who first ruled that the partial transcript was sufacient, and reversed_ himself last week, added further complications by naming March 11 as the date when the accus- ed lawyer should appear in court to have hie ease set for trial. 14 19 regrettable to find thee the mercury laael fallen Into Ouch 508whaJbits..' seril easy Nary to lope a jofb isto be sure yon knoav more about 111Ithaca your boe. , Soothing Mixtures Dangerous to Children Mixtueee poed undee the name "soothing" are upgrolly, dapzerloas In the (life °tells) little 1011e5,whona they are "eupposed to help. They contain opeates and' nercoties and any swop promptea through thee': use es tease aleop-tol Plainer 'the Mete one is drugged into easensela. HAY. The only asolultely, !gasman. teed remedy for (tittle ones-th15 only eeroccly backedby the guaran tee gf a government analyst toseer_ no opiates, narcotic! Or other harmful drugs es Bay'a Own' ;Tab- lets. They cannot poseily do harm -they ,alesta.vs do good, Thousands of mothers have (learned their val- ve. They help not only the new- born babe, built also the growing clad. Stomach and otwel troubles; worms,' coeds ;simple fevers' are all lanisheld bylthem andfthey pro- mote that refreshing ;sleep so belPe' full. Ito little ones. The' Tateete are sold by medicine cletelees1 or by mail all. 25 cents abox From The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Coe. Brockville, Ont. BagHelder Saves Labor. At thrashing time or at other times when there are bags to be filled the service of one man may be dispensed with by employing the,simple and eas- ily constructed device shown in the illustration, which is reprinted, with the article, from the Orange Judd Farmer.' A hopper is built that is large enough at the top so the meas- ures can be dumped into same without spilling the grain. The bottom should be just large enough to permit O bag to slip over it with a lap of about two inches. Small brads are driven into the Matters of hopper to project about half an inch and the edge of sack, at mouth, attached to these brads. The hopper is sup- ported by a standard attached to a base. This standard must be just high enough to hold the ()raillery sack tip - right, so as to allow it to be complete- ly filled, when it may be removed. Then by raising up a few inches and drop- ping to the floor the grain will be packed down enough to permit the tie and thus get tbe full capacity of each sack. For the Farmer Who Thinks. The winter is a favorable time to blast out rocks end stumps and grub out elders and willows. There are places where alfalfa and clovers do not thrive, but the cowpea, that poor land's and poor man's friend, will grow most anywhere. Plant plenty of cowpeas next spring. Now, when the bea.vy wagon is not in use, is n. good time to take it en the big barn floor, disjobat it and wash it and give it a good coat of paint. This will add many years to the life of the wagon. Those extra large weeds will make excellent filling to catch the sedimeut that is washed down in the ditches in the fleld, meadow and pasture land, and their seeds thus will be deposited where they cannot develop another crop of the pests next season. The young man who is Planting a velndbreak for his future home is mak- ing a mistake if he does not include a few nut bearing trees. That four or five rows of evergreens should be planted goes without saying, but wal- nuts, ilickory nuts and butternuts will more than pay for the land and labor. Every day's food' is affected -or should be -by the success or failure of the fame garden. 31 good garden makes a good table. "Like a garden" Is the phrase expressive of perfect tith. A good garden is therefore an unfail- ing sign that some one about the place knows what good farming is -on a small cale it lease Many a farna garden is the family demonstration plat, out of which grow progress and prosperity as well as pottage.-Farat and Fireside. SEVERE COLD DEVELOPED INTO PNEUMONIA DOCTOR SMD LIE WOULD NOT LIVE. Next to consumption there are more deaths from pneumonia than from any other lung trouble. There is only one way to prevent pneumonia, and that is to cure the cold just as soon as it appears. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup will do this quickly and effectively. Mr. Hugh McLeod, Esterhazy, Sask., writes :-." My little boy took e very severe cold, and it developed into pneumonia. The doctor said he would not live. I got some of your Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and he began to improve right away. He is now a strong, healthy child, and shows no signs of it coming back." Do not be talked info buying any oth Norway Pine Syrup, but insist on getting the original "Dr. Wood's." It is put up in a yellow wrapper; three pine 'treel the trade mark; price, 25 cents. Manufactured 'only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, out. • mutably stops coughs* cores colds, beefs elle throat end lungs • ZS cents, . . If you event to have your mend taken off (Ebel .cost of living, try 11.11e .eoef of ,shopping, Children Cry FOR FLETCHERt Ni‘,D A S R A Who sayp the 'cost of 3.iving ie not going clown. Look at the seven cents (slump in cement, , .7 quidltly stops coughs, cures eolds, heals the rnvorit and 111.712S. - '28 cents. A St. Lcmis; woman Is seeking a divoece because her husband 'would only give her kiesee in a leeter. Yet some Women prefer mail. Ides - es. Electric Restorer for Men Phosphonol rigstigeisnf'op ver nerve in the body eY tension ; restores vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual weakness avertedat once. Plunginonoll will -make 'you a. new man, Price Oleor two for 55. Mailed to any address. Zee Szobbox, ell Drug 030., St. Catharines, Ont. -- Pride g,oelth before a rail and re - family „alter it. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR1A You were .given1 two ears in 'or- der to hear boa( sideof every questioz. Custom Sawing Wanted. At R. Trick's and at Thos. Wallis bush, eon. 4, Goderich Township. $3,00 per thousand. MeEWEN BROS., Hayfield FREE TO GIRLS. Beautiful Penh Dres.sere 19011, 15 inches tall, with eyes that open and shut; Rolled/ 'gold locket and chain, or solid gold signet ring free to any girl. Sen(1 ua yo.ur name and we will send you thirty sees of beauelilial Eastee and other pose cards to ser( 10 10e a set (nfix cards in each wet). When sold send 115 11118 money and ,we will .send you which ever prize you choose, Foe selling 40,s10s we will give you a rolled gold extension( bracelet. We prepay all charges, Address, HOMER -WARREN CO., Dept. 104, Toronto IVIONTREAlei THE STANDARD is the' .NzitiSotM Weekly Newspaper 'of the Dominion oe Qanacla. 111 is naeionel en an its aims, -e It used the meet expensive 3reee'refeee ing's, procuring the photographs from all over the World. Its articles are carefully selected end itS editorial policy la thoroughly independent. _A sueseriptioa to The Standard costs 4200,per year to any address in canada or Great Britain. ' TRY IT FOR 1912! Itiontreal Standard Publishing Cd. Limited, Publishers. It's an ell wind that blows no good to the manufacturer of ;Amen doors. There leave been a few prize- fighters Who had re/tunes in their owe right. Field Stone Wanted. PieIcl Stone suitable Toe road making is wanted by the tleown of Clinton. Price $3.50 per cord 01 13,- 900 pounds. j. A. FORD, Chahman of Street Committee Logs' IV Elated; All kinds of logs, Maple, Sof t Elm and Baseweod preferred. Highest price paid. W. Doherty Piano and Organ Co, Boarders Wanted -yr- ee Having returned to town I 810 now prepared to take boarders, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house Mrs. Mogridge, Ontario street Pasture Laud Some first class pasture land to be sold in lots; to suit purchasers, At tractive prices. Apply to John Rensford, G le. Oity Agent FARM FOR RENT The Smith 70 acres of lot ember 135 and the South Emit part of Lot no, 30 11 flarOS both in the ist coneessioe of 8; anley township is for rent for a term of yeare. This propeity is clOse to the Lown of Clinton ana possesssion can Ile given at once, For further parti- weave apply to Hepry Plumsteel, Clin- ton, OM., or eleCe telly, Boys ,c.F. Mur- chison, Barristers, Barrie,' Ont.; Tenders Wantrd Poe the erection of et nne story concrete building, 22x35 Inc. the -goal, for keeping coal etc. FREE TO BOW'S. •• Plans ancl specifications can he , seen at the office of the Co t Splendid magic hin.heen (with 12 slides) steam engine oe.(aely one foot high) with whistle, fly wheel and everything complete for 1100— ning; solid gold( sgnet zeing, or guaranteed watch free to any boy. Send your namo and 970 18111 send you 30 sees of beautiful Easter .and other poet .carde to sell at 10e a set (six cards en each, set). When sold send 00 140 money and we will send you which ever. prize you chose, For 'selling 40 set e 180 97111 glee you a "Simplex" Typewriter. We prepay all charges. Address HOMER -WARREN CO., Dept. 104, Toronto NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the eState of George Stirling, late of the 'Township of Goderielt, in the County Of Huron, Yeoman, de- ecaSed. • -^ NOTICE is hereby given, pursu- ant to I George V., chap. 26, sectio.On 65, ntario,thee ,all pereons having claims against: the estate ef the said late George Stirling, .who died on or about the 254h clay of Janu- ary, A.1)„ 1912, at the Township of Goderich, !the 'County el Huron, are required Ito sendf by mail, pre- paid, ow delivee to George Alfred Stirling,.administrator of thd es - tete of the said' deceased, Hayfield PG., on or before ;the first day .01 Aprie, A.D., 1912, Itheir names and addresses, and a full statement of theie eIrdnas, ance the eatuee of .lthe semplities (Many) held by them, dully verified. And further take notice that,af- ter such taste mentioned date, the said' Administrator ;will proceed !to dietteibute the ,aesets of isaidess tate among eitel persons entitled thereto, having regaed eialy 1.10 the claims 01.v/hie's he ,will then have have notice and, that heevill not be (liable for said meets oe any part thereof so distributed to any 'per- son persoos of whose eliaireeite ;shall not then have notice. Dated wieGoderich, 19111 day of leeb,ruary, A.D., 1919. 'Proudfoolt, Hays, & Killoran, Solecttors torthe .Adminisiteator Shorthorns for Sale. --- Two choice youngboeh roans, the hest of breeding. Price 40'Silk the times. Also some good ,elean Seed .13arley, NO. 21; Siberian and Sensation Oats, Apply . E. H. 'WISE, Clinton, P.O. Phone No.12 on 155 Gorlerieh PPP. Two Houses to Let , The undersigned has two bowies to let, rapply to Jacob 'Baylor, un erlc, Ponders received up to March 15131, next, and must be ad- dressed to Dr, W.P. Clark, Gode- etch, chairman of committee . The lowest oe any (tender not necesear- ily .accepted. Dr. W. P. Clark, Chair man; W. Lane, 'Clerk. Dated Feb, 12111t. 1912, Steam Engioe For Sale PE13111JARY'.26.fh; ,,••• • ,•• ••191. • . W, DIVIEDCIRE. BARRISTER SO3AIC/TO1i.4 NOTAINT B13131.10, ET(7/. abniT079 (CHARLES lEt. IJiUJi Oonneyancet Notary Public., Commissioner, ate.: RLIAL ESTATE:AND INSURANCE) Issuer of Marriage Licenses, EfurongSt., Clinton, H. T. RANCEig NotaryiPublio, Conveytmoer, Pinancial aed RealPestate. eleStineleenseeelaNe-neereeentlee 14 Vire Xn aenvanee compaoiss... DiviSion Court Wince. DR) 4. W. THOMPSON 40155, surgeon, Ole mania] attention given to diseases of:tho Ei,e, Ear. Throat, and Noss, Eyes carefully lexamined, and :suitable Proscribed. Office:and Residence, Two doors 'west of the Connnerchil Motel , Matron S. DRS, GUNN azitIGANDIRift or. W. Goan. 5. n. r.. 5. It. (2, 0.. Etna JOr, .151, Candler. lt.A,15.52, Oflice-Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at residence, Rattenbri 7 It. or at 120200,1 DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. ccouchour, ole,, oflico and residence on Rat- tenbury St., opposite W, Farran's residence. OH. F.a.Ax�lv DENTIST IX Crown and 3Bridge Work a Specialty; Graduate of C.O.D.S.. Chicago, and 11.0,0.8 Toronto. on - Mondays, May 155 to becembe DR. M. FOWLER, ;DENTIST. Offieee over O'NEIL'e store. Speoial care taken to make dental treat:. ment as minim as Possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock end. general Auction itr, GODERlOH ONT erne suns sales' a 041601s0) thaw 51 Ai 15525 500, orliee, Clinton. prt,mt t,y afterward to. Terms reasonable. Farmers sale note discounted G. D. MeTaggeet M. D. MeTaggar Mg`ragalaTet BLPC0E0 • 1371111ECE/?-5 ALBERT ST, CLINTON' General Honking Duslueze tratinacted NOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts issued. Intsrost allowed on deposits. The McfSilliop Mutual Fire Insurance eel* Farm and Isolated To -urn Provo erty Only Insured. O .1. B. McLean, PFrFelscidDeRest% Seaforth Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., Goderich Thos, E, Hays, Sea-Treas., f Seefteell Watt, Harlock; G, Dale, Clinton; lel, 51,,RERCT0OhRnSe. Jas. Connelsville; DI Jaw Chesney, Seafintir T. Evans, Becce• ;mon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, j, Ben newels, Brodhagen, M. McEwarn Clinton, Each Director is inspector of losses In his own locality, AGENTS. Robt, Smith, Hariock; Ed, flinehley Seaforth; James Cununing, Egmeruir ville; le W. Yeo, Holmesville Payments may be „made at The elorrisee Clothing Co., Clinton, or R. H. Cute, Goderieh. The undersigned offers for sale an upeight eteam engine; aboue 7 horsepower ; in good running or- JACOB TAYLOR der. This is certainly a snap for CLINTON! any farmer wanting power for gen --- nal use on farm. Engine can be Fire, Life and Accident seen at my blacksmith shop. Jobe?, Rands, Clinton. Insurance • Farm for Sale. -- The executor of the Southcombe Estate offset's( for sale 60 acres] - East half 01 104 28, eon. 6, Hullett. A first-elass farm, well watered and improved, mad with good buildings, Alsol the undersigned otters' for sale, lot 29s COIL 6, Hull- ett, 100 acres. These farms May, be bought together oreeparately. " JAMES SOUTHCOMBE. Clinton. Cottage For Sale Mrs. Rosa offers her Cottage on Victoxie street for sale. It is an excellent property in a good 10.. cation and in good. repair, W. Brydone, Ford & McLeod We're now ;selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard.). We also have on hancl, Alfalfa, Alsike, and Red Clover. We always have On hand -Goose Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn Higheet Market Prices paid for Hay .and aOl Grains. Ford & McLeod COAI -Before placing your orders for your season's supply of Coal, get our primes. The very best goods carried in stook and sold at the lowest possible price. Ordersena,y be left at Davis & Rowland' s Hardware store, or with W. J. Stevenson, At Electric Light Pent. Real estate bought and sold Money to loan Office:Issac:Street, next:door ;to] New Era Grand TrunkRailway System Railway Time Table London, Huron and Bruce, North Passenger London, depart.— 8.80 a m 4.50 peen Centralia 9.40 5,4 Exeter 9 53 5.54 Hensel! 10.08 6.05 Kippen 10.16 6.11 Btocefleld 10.30 6.19. Clinton 1100 6,85 Londesboro 11.18 652 Elyth 1L27. 7.00 Belgrave 11.40 7.13 Wingbam, arrive11,50 7.35 South Passenger Wingliam, depart6A3 a, rne8.33'p na Belgrave 6.M 344 Blyth 7.08 3.56 Loudesboro 7.16 4,04 Clinton Brucefield 7.50 4,23 8.12 4.39 Kippen 8.23 4.47 Hensall, Exeter 8.82 4,52' 8.48 5.05. Centralia 900 5.15 Londonearrive 10-00 6.10' ,Bulfalo and Gode West Passenger a m p ro pm pm Stratford 10,00 12.20 5.2e 10,20 Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 IRV Seaforth 10.45 e1,10 6.18 11,12 Clinton 11,01 el.25 6.40 11.28 Holmes ville11.16 1.33 646 11.38 Goderic5.......,11-35 150 7,05 11,55 East 1555021905 am pm pm Goderich 7.10 2.40 4.50 Hoimesville 7.20 2.57 5.06 Clinton 785 8,07 5.15 Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.32 Mitchell 8.16 3 48 5.55 Stratford-. ....... 8.40 4,15 e6,20 Dr. de Van's FetnaTe PiRs A reliable Frond] regulator; neVer fella These pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the generative portion of the female system. Refuse "1 fgl.ctir cilig_qtrad.r.1117t " Th. Algob;11 neve co., Bt. Catharines, Ot2t...