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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-04-04, Page 2By ThisSign you know that you are getting the one prepa- ration that has stood the test for over thirty- five years and still re- mains the Sta-ndeard tonic -food -medicine, used and recommended by the medical profes- sion the world over. ft° 'co is the embodiment of elements that make for good health and strength. AIX DRUGGISTS 11-23 THE CHICKEN FEVER. Anolther sign of opting leas, mete) And awe et id no take, et's wegiatge now) or all the itetwn And DO dedtoa t, eon break. et seaweed, entitle; ',chicken coop, Quite lowly lathe year; It's goes Ito be ayeatrly pest, . And weed 'wheat spring The malady, affects) the brain, But nee thee of the hen; Though kis) ,cailedi tie chicken ever, • , Worst enonget boys and men. They'unting levet and leenting thee% c Wherette'er they see a pen, Tee thee eery,: rooeteris seen( tto k,nofw They, Avant a elliekkagl 13042. • Mgt klAcklag helo4a •liXIA Web, t teeth, +None to b gottf for ildRi 3 e.eterTboUY'e setting ghem, As aoon's they. SOP ttoDIY. So Ithel 3ectesatetr's1 all tlhe go, (Who mill 'not one possess As theyee beimg ehipped in wag- on leach, , By freight and byexprees, -Mothers •Recommend -Baby's Own Tablets. ,Baby's Own Tabletape reemn- Mended by ithousande Of thankful ea &hese Who' have used them for theie �±e ones and have found theat a safe and ewe ,cure for ton- stipatiot, Indiee,seion, .woame,alme pia fevees ance all stomach tend boiwe1teoubtes. Concerning them Wes. Augueltq Bliete St. Dataasl, 'Que., (mites : "Meese island Sze an- other box ef Baby.'s Dern Tabliets. I have already used !them and have found there asilexoellente remedy 'for little ones. Lee:tube ;strongly recoil/intend talent to all) inothereet alto Tablets are ;sold by raeclicine 'cleafters or bel Mali et 25atents a box feciroj The Dr.Willienate cli- in Coe Breckvillies One. Big Strikes ot #Cgellt Years onie of Ithe, biggest strikes, ,whifeh afteeltielel ithe; 'world of labor 'amine the nene Years are ue eol- (Greet railway( and dock etleikee in Anielterdamat lesitece 'from April eth Ito 13th. 16,000 employes/ of itin worke South Welles wane on ,serike in August, 'Meeting 40.000 other Itycarkmesi, -1904- 70,000 einployes on lElungarrian ,B'tate failliWayS IVBEf ostt isi April. 'Great strikes of Mase,aebusettie `-leoltiton raperatielee began; in July. -1905- A Mellen Men fwent out Omellthe St -tee -owned railevays-in Ruseia in 0.ctober. -1906- Ameekee t oak strike, .affeetaing 40,000 ances lastecl keen April to e -1907--- Leckout In Berlin buildine ;trades leemeieneed isa May faff.eettng 45, , I 6 Your Thf.oat hSore .it maY be only a ' plight cold now—iust -a ticking in the :threat. ., Eat ..,,:eoon grow large andaraT dang,erous. Of ten r,,v they bccoine•chronic, :develop catarrh and ,end in consuiription. • ''' Catatirhozone Is the ;remedy. It draws in- flammittion and Sore- ness out of the throat. • Relieves the cough, • • ts out the phlegm, , makes breathing easy, Jails any germs lodged in the rinucous lining of the throat or lungs, Vothing in the Annals of Medicin0 so Effective for Bronchitis and Throat TroobieS as CA TAR HHOZONE Catarrh,ezone inhaler can be carried the, vest pocket ready f„.,nr use any ime. Two monthstreat:Mont, only 41.00; medium size, 54e,', trial size, 25c. Druggists, or N. C. Poison & Co., King - tone, Oat., and Hartford, Con.m, U. Amundsen the Victor He Was 150 Mlles From Pole on Third of Januare, ENGLAND IS DISAPPOINTED His Ship, the Terra Nova, Has Come Out to New Zealand to Avoid the Ice and Reports That He Will Spend the Winter on His Quest" Pressing, Forward to Reach Goal as Soon as Possible. London, April 1.—The long and im- patiently awaited news of Captain Scott's Antarctic extiodition has at last arrived, but will bring the keen- est disappointment to the cherished hopes of all Englishmen that the Brit- ish expedition might after all prove to be the feet in the race for the South Pole. On January 3, nearly three weeks after Amundsen hoisted the Norwe- gian flag at the pole, Scott still had 150 miles to oaver before attaining the object of his desire. The Terra Nova , has returned to New Zealand and re- ports that Scott is still pressing for- ward and will spend the winter in the search. Since the news of Antundsen's suc- cessful attempt, Englishman have ount great nope e on uapt. weow emu- aifnieose t,tiernptaiissiigtw , tiams Nknown e - oh that Scott had chosen the lcniger route, and as Amundsen's experience proved the more difficult route, but, presuming that he was favored by the same exceptional weather conditions as Amundsen, few doubted his suc- cess Now conies the disappointing news that Scott is spending another winter in the Antarctic, and there will be further weary waiting before it can be ltnown whether he even succeeded in reaching the Pole. According to sotne of Captain Scott's intimate frienda here, however, so surprise need be felt at his decision to spend another winter in the south, this having been within the original scope of his in- tentions. They suggest that he may have learned of Antundsene exploit, and thereupou determined to attempt it great journey across the ice bar- rier, returning from the side almost opposite to that from tarhich he started hie . .1 Y. If this is so, the Terre Nova prob. ably received instructions to meet Scott at some fixed date at a point on the barrier opposite Graham Land, not far to the south of Cape Horn. It will be rememberee that the German expedition is working from that side end it is possible that the two parties may meet. • Spoke of Deporting President C. M. Hays MEMBERS ARE INDIGNANT Hon. G. P. Graham Is Particularly Resentful of Railroad's Failure to Keep Its Agreement With Him Regarding Strikers Drastic Steps May Be Taken Next Ses- sion to Secure Recompense. Ottawa, April 1. -The Grand Trunk finaneial bMs passed • the House in the dying hours of the twelfth Parlia- ment on Saturday nicht, lilt not be- fore a dozen members had expressed in strong language their lc slings over the way the Grand Trunk was alleged to have violated its agreement with the men. They made it very clear that they were only allowing the pres- ent bills to pass the Ho --se on ae- count of the financial considerations involved and because necessary im- provements and betterments to the road would be held, up, and expressed themselves in vigorous terms in favor of passing legislation to compel not only the Grand Trunk but all rail- ways to keep their agreements with the men, and it was intimated that, although the legislation was permit- ted to pass,,the Grand Trunk would be dealt with with a stern hand. A special enactment will probably he introduced in the fall to meet the case. Mr. Borden moved that the rule be suspended and that the (Stand Trunk bills be taken up. When the chair- man read the first clause of the bill, Mr. Lancaster (Lincoln) rose and spoke in terms of condemnation of the Grand Trunk and of Mr Hays ea par- ticular in connection with the strike of 1910. "It is very eiflicelt to know/-' see' Mr, Lencitatee "witet might to be ame in visLiptp.,113 of the people. I &aye not a partac:e "1 roke,;„1," fim promoters of this bill unuer Zee etre cumstances. It was amended in com- mittee so that it is in less dangerous form than it was. Me Lancaster then effete&ejeteedmeept to the bill, winch weenot secohded, 1j the terips of which the Geend lrui1 would be elettedee in any future legislature Vete eting mreiiiiistances similar to these existing in the diapute between the :earl al_gLits men, life eald that if he an c- see n; a, without injuring the transporteeete interests el the country, to hold up {.etill lie' Voialcl willingly talk till midnight aria all day 'Monday to kill the bill and add- as mat he baa miming but contempt for the management of the Grand Trunk Raihvay. . Me. Wilcox (N. Essex), in whose constituency some of the strikers live, spoke in a similar strain. He road an order made by the Department of Im- migration in 1910 •allowing railway workers to come into the country without the usual money require- ments, whereupon Mr. Lancaster ask- ed what would the honorable gentle- man think of having Mr. Hays de- ported as an undesirable alien, to which Mr. Veileox replied, "I should think it worthy of serious considera- tion." W. A. Clarke (North Wellington) Urged that something ought to be, done to protect the Grand Trunk em- ployes on the branch lines. Many of the old employes who had been taken back by the company, were employed on the branch lines and would there- fore come under the act recently an- nounced by the company. Mr. Clarke, at the aftMO time, explained that he had no particular objection to the passage of the bill oa its merits, and, as in the general public interest, the need of betterments on the lines of the Grand Trunk being unquesteon- able, , Mr. leforphy (North Perth) said that never again would a dollar be given to the Grand Trunk unless it treated its men fairly. Hon. George P. Graham, ex -Minister of Railways, told of his troubles with the Grand Trunk, and eondernned the management for its treatment of its - men in the matter of the strike. He said that he had not hesitated to tell the Grand Trunk authorities when he was in conference With them that he did not respect men either th a high O r low position who could not keep a promise. *tete Currie (North Simcoe) under wheee charge the bill was introduced, pointed DO yak etre/rely that the bill del not deal tvith the labor question ef tee Grand trunk reelivaY. It was a puA'17 domestic hill ate!. tete noth- leg to do vitelt tile relation of the House of Commons to the enblic. As far kis he could see, tieg eel was at. tacked eet certain membire of tisa HbVtlecailist -they rtre :raid to at- tack the public bill ewe days ago which gave a grant of fener ne11eon2e to the Grand Trunk paihjay. 1:1tlete see. porting. the bill, lie, Could not Justify theeeneen et the Grand Trunk Rail- fily in that they did not carry out their agreement, but that had nothing to do with this bill, 000 inen. -1908- Agrarian strike! at Pa.rnea,f 40,0000 people a elected 0 began en May. -1910- New South Wateeteoal strike 12, 000 Men; affeleted. loss $5,000,000, -1911- Brieish railway and dockers eblike, 500,000 miOrl thrown oat of employrolence TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Meyer T. E. I3est of Niagara-on-the- L'ake died rather suddenly. Galt is to have a new *15,000 Arm- ory and i.egiment of its own. The, Ogilvie elevator and warehouse at Morden, Man., were destroyed by firc. John Elliott, found starving in an attic room in Toronto, (hod at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday. A -new company has been organized with a capital of $5,000,000 to manu- facture railway cars at Port Arthur. A strike of gravediggers at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, present- ed the burial there of a child yester- day. An earthquake occurred in Santiago, Cuba, yesterday morning. The shocks caused' considerable alarm, but DO damage, The treaty establishing ,a French protectorate over Morocco has been signed by the Sultan, according to despatch from Fez. Grace' Bryce, OD English girl, who disappeared from her home in Winni- peg, was found dead in a scrub in the south end of that city. -The balloting of British miners showed a majority so far for resump- tion of work, and the belief prevailed that the coal crisis is practically over. Despondent because of unemploy- ment, Japes Watson, aged 35 years, of 76 Brock avenue, Toronto, cammitted suicide on Saturday. He lifted a cap from a blind gas tube and allowed the .gas to eseace. The Potato Canker A Serious Disease Ottawa, Meech 27. -Owing 10 the shortage in eel. 'patatolei Qrop 11)1 year dealers in andgrowers. cif potatoes findl 14 ustee,sseey, to lan- petit large isupplige for table and seed puepoee's free* Great Britain Ireland and oiteee Eueopean poen- tales. BuillOtin 63,leseed by the CRITICAL TIME OF WOMAN'S LIFE From 40 to 50 Years of Age. How It May Be Passed hi Safety. So.Wellington,B.C.- ',For a year dur- ing the Change of Life I was all run , down. I was really 'rester too weak to walk and " was very despondent and thought I was going to die, but al- ter taking Lydia E. Einkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and Blood Purifier my *e‘; health and strength returned. I am very thankful to you and praise yourmedicine. I have advised several women who suf- fered as I did to try your remedies. You may publish this if you wish." - Mrs. DAtun R. Moems, South Wellington, Vancouver Islend, B. C. No other medicine for woman's ills has i'eceived such wide -spread and unquale Bed endorsement, We know of no other medicine which has such a record of suc- cess as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound. For more than 30 years it has beerethe standard remedy for wo- man's ills such as inflammation, ulcera- tion, Mimes, irregularities, periodic pains and nervous prostration, ,and we believe it is unequalled for women dur- ing the period of change of life. if Ton have the slightest doubt that Lydia E.l'inkham's Vegeta- ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E. Pinkham 1ifedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn, Mass., for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. Dominion Experimental Farm, Ott- awa, explains how, poltaite ,canaker has foundeete way Berdss the At- lantic into Newfoundlaled with po- tutees impoeeed, fro ee Europe. Potato eankce lea disease at pre- sent unknowlinisa Canada. 10 is one of the usage ;serious' diseasee known, affecting ea only ,the farm lands on which potatoes aro grown, but the diseaset is also directly in- jualions 40 the t heath( of the con- sume': of affected potatoes. Boil- ing does hoe destroy the injurieus propeeties. The ditseaao is char. acee,riged by nodular excrescences, which mate often bo larger than the tuber itself, These ecankere" aflteet telef plee of the potato and are very stnall In the early etiagest Any tubers found wait smeller or larger outgroWthie ripenfeorn where the eyes areeetuated,Should under no coaideteen be used for seed or table purposes. .The in- troducition and) 'establislunent ef this disease, would seriously .40111 - promise one of Ithe moist important agricatural indualtriee .of ;Canada potalto-geoeving. Farmers land eensurnees should be 'exceediegly careful in using poltetoieel that may have been siinpontedi from Great Bretain or ehei ,continetne 'of Europe Suspiciotrs-lookine 'tubers, should be destroyed by time and not be thrown on the; 'greuind, ror thie dis- ease, if pr'eseete 'well establish it- self permanently tithe, soil. The bulletin r,eferred, to explains in &tree thef eh.araeter of the dis- ease,. ape is available toianyone making application fo•r the same, ABSOLUTE SECURITY. 12 pure bred Plymouth Bock Cockerels, Inc 1cent:tug. biras. Ap- ply to John W. Yee, Helmesvillet Fitr Sale Blue Barred Plymouth Reek eggs 81.00 per 15 eggs. Also a few White Coelen Bantam eggs $L00 per 13, - Jabez Rands, 'Clinton, For Sale A Powerful electric belt, Dr. Me - 1 aughlie's, used, Only a few time.% in first class 'condition. A( bargaie foe persen requdeing one, Box X ,are of Newt Era. Barred Rock . EffoS far Sate I wen on Bareecl Reeks at Clinton, 4 firsts, 3 eeeendet. 1.thirce 'end special fee beoe colleatten. Pen 1- l'ullet, mating, headed; by Milland ,eoetterel, einikate nubaber settings eggs ,$2.00 eser13.-leene--. Coekeeel mating, headed , by Millard cock. Pullets in thes. pent arts go.ocl lay - layers. Ekg,a $2.00 per 13. -Pel 3-' Tetteity pen, heaclecl, by a cockerel bred from one eof the beet laying stradne ent Canada. Hewtn tlua were bred fremi 17o1 my pullets which Iayed 436 eggs In 31 days, Eggs $1.00 pare 15. I gu.aaantee a, good hatch or replace setting free of eharge, e H. A. Hovey, Clinton. House tor Sale by auetten, fie Gundry, Auction- eer, wile offer: for sale at the (town hail, Clinton, on Saturday, April 6th 1912, at 4 o'clock p.m.- Part of Lot 179, Huron street, ClintoneolnevIttch is erected a eonifortable Brick house welt good appointments, The property! ice created in the centre of the Staten in the rear (et the Royal Malik Bleck, and is in every way desirable. For etaarticu- lees apply to. W.Brydo'ne. Clinton. Good Farm lor Sale Ad- joining Corporation of Seatort h. - Being Lot 25, Concession 2, Towle - ship of McKillop, County of Huron, 100 Acres, all cleared and in good state of cultivation, being: well un- derdrained. There is a brick house fitted up withmodern convenifelnees A large 'bank barn evith stabling for horses and 60 eetele, and a num- ber of good box stalls, also work- tihop and &Lying plied, three good There is an old orchard adi a good! 'Young orchard nearly all nonthern spies. Five 'acres seedece to alfalfa, 15 acres of red elover.e There are 7 1-2 aeres of Fall whealt also about 45 acres of Fall plough- ing done. This tem; well beeold cheap and) Oal Leasterms, The greater part of the purchase motl- ey may remain oin Mortgage _to suit purchaser. Address, BOX 475, SEAFORT11, ONT. Rle, 4th, 191e. BICYDO'NE BARRISTER2u2S31401140I,OIETTOolt: NOTASsY OLINTQN MON.TREAL, THE STANDARD is the National Vireekly, 1'ewspapel.7bI thci Dominiori of Caiiod.It5s natt5nal l 411 Lte aims. 1 71 uSes thd 'tag ap-dfisivT3' Inge procuring the pholog,raphs„ from all 'over the world: . Its artieles-''ard b0iY6fullY 511.35183 333 its editorial policy, Is ehereughly independent A subserlptiori t.5 The' Stefitlard bests $2.00 per year to' any addresa Iri gp_.padd, or Great Ditaixi. TRY IT FOR 1912! 0 (....:„Monts'eal Standard Publisliing Limited, Publishers. Grocery Business tor Sale The undersigned, wishing to en- gage in ether business, oftersehes grocery business for sale. .Ef. WILTSE. House tar Sale On Huron Street, a desirable real- ,dence, well situated, in good repair, nine rooms, pantry, .eloisetib and both room. Good ,cellafr, fur- nace, electric light, .teevri water, good cistern and ,stable, garden mad lawn, quarter acre of ground Terms reasonable. Ariply at ' THE NEW ERA For Sale Here is a bargain -At 3 h. p. en- gine and uprighe boiler .With 6e ft. of beiting„ fend 13 flt at shafting. Also falalthe. All foe $20. Apply to NORMAN HOLTZHAUEle Field Stone Wanted, Pied Stone suitable for read making is wanted by the Town of Clinton, Price e3.50 per cord of 13,- 000 pounds. J. A. FORD, - Chairman of Street Committee Logs Wanted All kinds, of logs, Mapie,Soft EIm and Basswood preferred. Highest peke paid. W. Doherty Piano and Organ Co, Boarders Wanted Raving returned to town lam now prepared to take boarders, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply. et house V Mrs. ogridge, Ontario street Rouse tor Sale or to Rent. Pasture Land -- Some Bre; class pasture land to be •=••••••••• A frame houee on Isaac Street, six so el in lots; to suit purchasers, At rooms, good Well, 1-4 acre of land. i Apply to Solna Ransford G.- T le Cit A ent (tractive prices. Apply to puts. W. IL PEF,V-BRS, ' T. ' Y g Lonlesboro. FRENTf Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received up to April Dth fox the erection of a new 13rick and Cement School, in School Section No. 11, Etullett. Plans and specifieation,s can be ,seen at the undersigned, lot 13, con. 10, Hullett. The lowrset er any; tender not nec- essarily. accepted. Jet.MES W. HAMILTON, Seereteey, Lendesboret ARMFOR The South 70 acres of lot number 35 end the South Bast part of Lot no. 30 14 acres both in the 1st concession of S anley township is forwent bit term of yeare. This property is elate to the town of Ciinton and possesssion can be given at once. For further parte callers apply to Henry Plurnsteee Clin- ton, Ont., or McCarthy! Drees & Mur- chison, Barristers, 13arrle,, One AdDlinistrator's Sate oi Tenders Wautcd- ,,,,, Cenuine Carter's Little Linr Pills Must Bear Signature •of See Pee -Simile Wrapper Below. Iffigar small and_aa owl Intake °aurora 7----"; FOR REARACHr. CARTERS FORDIMNESS, irrut Fel! BILIOUSREM VER FOR TIMM LIVER. FOR CIAISTiPATiON PILL* FOR SALLOW11011. FOR THE COMPLEXION REM% I PaGre77Tegetinb""';.ei•G .tNew Telephone Directory The Be'] Tetephenel Company foa Canada Is 'Aeon to print( a neer everted of ills OFFICIAL TELEPHONE DI- RECTORY far the Diseriet of Wies- item ,Ontario, 01nollecliatgi elintOn Patties who eoattempla.te begone - leg Subseriber,s, 09 thANS1 lW110 weste changes isa tleefite pefeeene entry shoulid place Metal oaideris ;teeth the Local 'Manager alt once to temere in - serape isa thipt lessee., Connecting Companies Should also repave additions, end changes in theta, Ike of Subecribere ettleter to the Lepel Manager, Jor direct to fteet Speettell Agent's De- partment, Montreal, The Bell Telephone to'y Ot Canada assist.wissrawierromer 11411.1110=11511Egkin OUSE elOg HeleeDeeliee SRL I B- TESS I sin' still kethe WalesPaPer,Busie nese, and ane Ina posgtion 1 °Show you the bet Wall Paper's teat have .been sho(waa in Clinton'. • THERE ARE ALL KINDS AND ERICES RANGE FROM FOUR CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR. 'An Papers boughtfrom me Will be bung Very eheaply. All kinds of houee painting done mad estimates igiven On old and new week. Tre feall or drop a poet card ,will beteg saMples to, your doer. Geo. Potts !1 1.3Ilouses 111 CftntonFor the erection of a one story concrete building, 22x35 feet, at. Th6 aerniiiietikettee of the estate of Jane Butler, deceased, svill offer for sale at public auction on Saturday, 6t1 day of Aprie 1912, aft the hour of 3.30 o'clock in 'the teitternoon at the Town Hall, Clinton, the follow- ing properties, - PARCEL NUMBER 1 -Lot No, 314 (1-4 'acre) ,on Jaanee SteClinton, eee this property is erectlecin frame lc:et tage, 1 roioans, otone ewilar witer- weeks eenneetion, and( Ott Water cistern, quarter aore. The [Worthen Is very centx-4, near Ito !schools,poet office and Orations PARCEL NUMBER 2 -Town Lots Nos. lele, le17, 1216 (1-5 acre each) and part of Town Let No, 1215 on -Vietona Street, Clinton, 8 rooms :teeth woodshed, summer kit- chere end hardl and, sett ;Water. This property Mee acljaceet to the piano fasatery ini convenient p051 - tion for any 0neehan/42U PARCBT., NUMBER 3 -Lot 962 (1-4 acre) on Norte Street, Cliebona ,which is ereebed a fiver roomed esettage with woodshed. A. very good home) for a small fam- ily sleeking a eheari propeety. TERMS -The property will be sold siebjeet to a resenyes bid i end to the approval. of the official guar- dian, Tea per cent. of the chase Money will be payaele at the time of ale, and the balance on de- livery 01 pOSeeSMOR, notlater ,than June lst, 1912. For particulars apply to Albert J. Holloway, administrator, or to; • W. BRYDONE, I -Solicitor for Administeator T. GI1NDRY, Attetioneer. the goal, 1 or keeping coal etc. Plena and specificationcan be seen et tbel office of the County Clerk. ,Tenders received up to Meech 161h, next, and must lse ad- dressed to Dr. 'W.F. Meeks Gode- ride chairman of comnaietee . The Rawest oaf any tender not heeesser- ily accepted. Dr. W. le Clark, Chair man; W.Lape, Clerk, Dated Feb. 1211, 1912, Farm tor Sale. The executor of the Southcombe Estate( offers, for sale 50 aerece - East half of lot 28, eon. 6, Hullett. A first-class farm, well -watered and improved, and with good buildings, Mao the undersigned offerfor sale, lot 29s con. 6,11.41- ett, 100 acres. These farms May be bought together or separately, JAMES SOUTHCOMBE. Clinton. Ford & McLeod Were now selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard). We also have ori hand, Alfalfa, Alike, and Red Clover, We always have on harel -Goose Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn Eligheet Market Prices paid for Hay Ford & McLeod .tairelellannalleallaillneineesent Custom Sawing Wanted. co AL At R, Trick's .and at Thee Wallis bush, oon. e .Goclerice Toevn,ship. $3,00 per 'thousand, • . IMREWEN BROS., Mayfield Two Homes lo Let The undersigned has two homes to et, apply to Jacob Taylor ' Before placing your orders for seem season's supply of Coal, get our prices. The very best goods carried in stock and sold at the lowest possible price, Orders may be left at Davis & Rowlands Hardware atone, or with W. J. Stevenson, At Electric Light Plant. e"` eeegmeeeeeeeee—eee.esee--... CHARLES B. HALE Connoyancet Notary Public, ',= Commissioner, etc.: REAL ESTATEa.A.ND INSURANCE iesjter of Maeriage Licenses, sae, /throttle; t,, Clinton, H, T. RA N C ET; Notaey(lsublie, Conveyancer, Financial and RecieBstate, INRIMANCE"AGDNT--IlepresenUng 14 Firs Jo - asurance Companies - Division Court Office. 11/1edual• DR) T. W. THOMPSON liatan, surgeon. Etc medal attention given to diseases of:the Eye, Ban Throat, and Noes, Eyes carefully iescrolued, and :suitable! prescribed. OfEccpand /landslip°. , Two doors' west of the Commercial Hotel Huron 55,' DRS. GUNN and GAMIDIER Dr.'W. Gunn, L. n. a 7? .. IC. C. Bain Dr. J. C. Gn.tiditer. B.A. TI.B, 0010e-Ontarto Street, Clinton. Night oalls si residenee, Rattenlatry Bt. Or at hosnital Dtt. 1.1. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, summon. cconcheur, etc,, calico and residence on Eat- tenbury et., opposite W. Farran's residence. DR. P. R. RXE)N .... DENTIST It CRON111 and Bridge \York a S5)ecialty4" Graduate of 0.0 D.S.. Wow. and 0.0.0.5 Toronto. Baylleld on'Mondays, May 185 50 beeembe DR. IL FOWLER, DENTIST. Offices over O'NEIL'S store. Special ORTE) taken to make dental tieat matt ail painless es poesible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock and general Auction Nr. GODERIOH ONT Slam atom sales a apeman/ Oldest of at NEW Efte. office, Olfritoin prt,rai ny. attended to. Terms reasonable, Farmers sale note discounted G. D. MoTaggar AL D. IdeTaggor MeTaggart Bros, IBRIVICER5 ALBERT ST, CLINTON Genera! flanking Begin= transacted NOTES D1SCOUNTEle Drafts issued. Interest allowed on deposits. The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance eo. Perm and isolated Town Props erty Only Insured. OFFICERS. J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth Jas. Connolly. Viee Pres., Goderiell Thos. E. Hays, SeeeTreas,, I See c rt b .PIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; Jolla Watt, Harlock; G. Dale Clinton; Me Chesney, Seafortle T. Dale, Beectie woont J. G, Grieve, Winthrop, J. Be is newels, Brodhagen, 3e. MoBwan,. Clinton. Each Director is inspector of losseslit hie own locality. AGENTS. Robt. Smith, Harlock; 115 Iiinehler Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmondt. vine; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville Payments may be „made at The Morrishe Clothing Co., Clintoae 11.H. Cute Godexich. JACOB TAYLOR CLINTON Fire, LifeTnd . Accident Insurance Real estate bought and seigg Money to loan OfficceissactStreet, nextecloor.ttot New Bra Grand 'frank Railway System ca, Railway Time Table London, Huron and Brune North Passengers Londen, depart._,. 8,80 a m 4.50 tem Centralia 9.40 5,43 Exeter 953 5,541 Heneall , .... 10.08 6.05) Kipper] 10.16 6.11; Brueefield 10.30 6.191 Clinton 11.00 6.35, Londesboro 11.18 652 Blyth 1ee27 7.00t Belgrave 1I.40 •Wirigham, arrive11,50 7,35 South Passenger Wingham, depart6.43 aine3.83ea m Belgrave.........e6,54 3.44: Blyth 7.08 866 Londesboro 7.18 4.00 Clinton 7.50 &23; Drucefield 8,12 4.39' Kippen le 8,23 4,47 'tensi' 8 32 4,52 8.48 5.05 Centralia—. ... 0.00 5.15 Londoneafrrive10,00 6.10' :Buffalo and Gode West Paesenget 11155 pm pm pm Stratford .. ... .10.00 12.20 e25 10.20' Mitchell 10,22 12.45 8;3510.47' 8eaforth ..... -10.45 1.10 6,18 31,12 Clinton.. • 11.07 1.25 6.40 11,28 Holmeseilie 11.18 1,38 646 11.38 Goderiela -11-35 1.50 7.05 11,55 East 1 assenger am p ns pm 7,30 2.40 4.50 Hohnesville .. . .. . 7.26 2,57 5.06 Clinton 735 3,07 5.15 Seatorth 7.52 3,25 5.82 Mitchell 8.16 348 e.66 Stratford 8.40 4.35 t",6.20 Dr. de Van's Female ' pills, A reliable Vreneh regulator ; never fails. 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