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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-04-11, Page 2age $6 .NADRU-CO. DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Proved of Great Value to Me" is only pne explanation for the futulers of enthusiastic letters that we eceive praising Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets, and that is that these iable,te certainly do cure tuty kind of stomach Here is a typical, letter from Miss Eliza Armsworthy, Canso, N. 9. : "It is with pleasure I write to inform, you that your .Na•Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets have proved of great value to Ie. I tried remedy after remedy but without any lasting g,ocrl. Having heard of your tablets curing such cases as mine I decided to give them a fair trial. They proved satisfactory iu my case." The remaricable success of Na.Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets is such a success as can only come to an honest remedy, compounded according to an exception- ally good formula, from pure ingre- dients; by expert chemists. If you are troubled with your stomach juit ask your Druggist about Na-Dru,Co Dyspepsia Tablets, compounded by the National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, and sold throughout the Dominion at eoe. a box. 142 men Ordered to Work. London, APril 8. -The decision of the MinersFederation Saturnay af- ternoon to order the men to resume Work has brought Intense relief to the whole country, The termination of the coal strike virtually amounts ..t� raising a ruinons siege of the nil. tions industries, which has inflieted financial loss by far largerlhan would have been. aused by a war with a gfeat power of similar duration. In Scotland the miners will return to the collieries to -day, but as to.clay ia a holiday in England and Wales, the strikers there will not return to the coal fields until to -morrow. In ellany of the mines two or three days letere will elapse before repairs can be completed. By the end of the week, however, it is expeeted thee every col- liery will be in fall swing. - BABY'S LITTLE ILLS. + - i- Baby's little ills are nutty and need close attention. 4,Worras are among the most + common of these ailments - • there being scarcely a child : who is not afflicted by them 1 - at some time or other. These, thouglacan be readily banal - ed by the frequeut use of 1 Baby's Own Tablets- the only remedy sold under the •.., guarantee of a governraent • analyst to contain no opiate • or other harmful drug, Con- t earning them Mrs. Jos. Diagle j Ste, Perpetue, Que., writes:- • "My baby was trolabled with t worms ; he was nervous and • • I had no appetite. I gave him • • Baby's Own Tablets and he • •.. was soon well again." The • • Tablets are sold by medicine : • - dealers or by mail at 25 cents * • a box from The Dr. Williams' • . Medicine Oo„ Brockville, Ont, • • •iteztieneisZeleZee-...4=etteret' •......texe- er • * * •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • •• • Russia and Turkey Are Now at Loggerheads. London, April 8.e -The relations of Russia and Turkey, which a few weeks ago caused the circulation of alarm- ing may at any moment reach an acute stage, and again the bone of canthatipie well be r trdo, ewe. eta- . It the 7close of the Russo-Japanese war, 'Tnekey moved some troops into nee Persian Province of Azerbaijan, a etripQj w1pl bae leeekee eliepula Jae upWercis of 200 far. Turkey crams thts strip; Persia holds it, but the ownership has yet to be decided. The question has been subject of nego- tations, but while these have been going on, Russia asserts that Tarkey has :been slowly moving het forces for- ward until they have gone even be- aorrd the disputed etrip and now corn - 'mend the western part of Azerbaijan from Lake Urumiah to the frontier and could with ease attaclaethe Rus- sian Province of Erivale. Turkey's firmness in supporting her contention, and not only placing troops in the disputed strip, but mov- ing them forward, has given rise in Russia to a suspicion that setae other power is behind the Ottoman Govern- ment. _ CAUGHT HE VY COLD. :Left Throat and Lungs Very -Sore. There is no better cure for a cough Or cold than Dr. Wood's Norway Pine 'e It is rich in the lung -healing virtues of the Norway pine tree, and is a pleasant, safe and effectual medicine that May be conedentially relied upon as a specific for ,„Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse- eierts, Sore Throat, Quinsy, and all Throat end Lung Troubles. a, Mr. $. Monagban, Charlottetown, writes: --- el certify that Wooa's Norway Pine Syrille is au excel- lent medicine for coughs and colds. last •ietintet I contracted a heavy cold which iiay lungs and throat very sore. I bed M give tip work and stay in the house `tor two weelts. I used several cough Mixtures, but got no relief until a friend eitlyleeci vee to use Dr. Wood's Norway Piie Senip. Three bottles entirely cured renearld I can recommend it as the best Medicine fax coughs." •Don't be imposed upon by taking any- thing but "Dr. Wood's" as there iitt many ituitatione Of this sterling remedy on the market. . 'X. Wood's" is put up in a yeitow wrapper; three pine trees the trade merle; price 25 math. Manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Rivers on the Rampage WALKERTON HEAVY LOSER C.P.R. Bridge Is Gone, and Main $treet Is Flooded Three Feet Deep =Galt's Damage Is Estimated at $100,000 and Grand River Is Still Rising Guelph Situation Is Serious -• People Rescued. London, April S. -Reports from all • over Western Ontario' last night tell of floods that lpriVe resulted in bun. dreds of thousands of dollars' loss. At Walkerton there is three feet of water in the main street and the Can- adian Pacific bridge has been swept awhy. Truax lumber mills have had a large part of their stock ewept away. At Brantford the 'city officials are watching in fear of the dyke breaking, When there would be 1,500 people in West Brantford flooded out. At Galt there was a bad state of affairs last 'night, the damage being estimated at $100,000. Yesterday meeting early a' number of homes were flooded out and several invalids had to be taken out in boats. Teeter street last night was a river fax over three-quarters of a mile, and in some places near Galt the rive? is half a mile wide. The water level is dropping, however. The Thames at London is high on the south branch, but there is no immediate danger. At Chatham the water is rising, but is two feet below the highest level at the end of the Week. There' has been a lot of low land flooded in Kent, but ,most of the farmers there are prepared for an annual washout and rather look fox it. At Paris there is four feet of water in the Penman mills, which are close to the river. The damage here is particular heavy. Grand River Rising. Galt, April 8. -All day yesterday the Grand River rose, until it has exceed- ed, the record of the past twenty-five years. With the bursting of Elora dam a rush of water was precipitated. As it rose it spread wide over areas on all sides, submerging back gar- dens and the low lying streets, inaad- Ing cellars. and lower flits, sWeelailee away buildings, walls and fences, forc- ing a passage through drains into quarters iar remote from the course of the stream, and covering the railway track and the country highways. The flood spread out over the paved toadway into adjacent foundries and factories. The large premises of Getty & Scott, shoe naanufactuters, were Visited by the waters, ahd stock dam- age estimated at $40,000 was done. The water is half way to Main street. South on the same street the occupants of riverside residences have to' be rescued from the flood by the fire department. All the afternoon boats and rafts were in requisition Miscuing people from perilous situa- tions. From Main street down the street is flooded. The Grand River flood is still in- creasing in volume and growing in Menace. North and South Water street has a depth of two or three feet, blocking access to postoffiee, ho- tel, stores and private residences. Sub- merged district embraces all lower Main sereet and extends east to Ains- he street inclusive. Fein bridges with- in the town limits are threatened with destruction. The water has ris- en twenty-five feet. Damage will reach a hundred thousand dollars with no insulin -ea -a: - Grave Situation In Guelph. Guelph, April 8. -The wort flood thaelths visited 'Guelph in forty-three year is now th be seen here. The River Speed Roth to overflow her leenees Seemlay afternme has risen &ear:ire' hetire5 that ilea un- til the present. Two bridges above Goldiete big mill were carried away during Saturday niglit and the water is several feet, deep in the factories of the Taylor -Forbes Co., and nut Guelph Carpet MilIs 0o. The fire brigade had to be called out during Saturday night to assist in removing people from their homes af- ter the vtater had sae:rounded them. Many of the men were taken out of the upstairs Nei/laws. Cellars are flooded and the whole southern end and eastern portion of the city is eut off from -the rest of the city. The billy• avilable mane of reachitg many houses is by boats, and as the boathouses are also surrounded by water, it is impossible to giet any baats. The situation is very grave and there is not much relief in sight. • Rideau Overflows Banks. Ottawa, April 8. -The Rideau River is overflowing its low banks at Ot- tawe east and some of the streets end lands are flooded. Lower down in Ottawa blasting has been going on, but it is- not knowh •hinv successful it will be in etayipg_et flood in New Edinburgh or Eastview. eateare- ae. Jut below Billing's Bridge, further out of the city and up the river, there is an ice jam, and the water is nearly up to the planking, of the roadway, vitiate a huge cake of ice is against the piers of the bridge. It looks' data gerous to the safety of the main bridge out of the city, and there is epareety ap the Filen. banks above !led' below the structureannereeteeteee---a.a..., • OWeil Sound In Water's Grip. ; Owen Sound, April 8.-Thousandg. of dollars of damage was done Satur- lay night and early yesterday rimm- ing by an unprecedented freshet. The Sydenhain River began to rise about midnight, and,with the heavy rain which was falling, by 3 o'clock had reached the highest point on reoterd. About 4 o clock two mill clams and the Ninth street bridge were practi- cally demolished. Many pleaseere boats were lost. Heavy Loss at Meaford. Meaford, April 8. -There has been thOusands of dollars damage dmie here by the watere of the Big Read River. Roth of the dams belonging to the Georgian Bay Milling & Power Co. have been sweptaway and tbe iron bridge near their ficur Oiill is also gone, and several rods Of the stroet washed away. Riindle's da,m and woollen mill, and Toeld'e Tannery are swept away, and alsO ten rods of the G.T.E. track, and at present it looks as if the two re- Flai,uing iron brir1ra wiLi &see go. The property damage is now $100,000 or over. • Bruce County Hard Hit. • Southampton, April 8. -The warm weather of the last few days is caus- ing heavy floods. Two new steel bridges, one in town the other two milee ont, erected by Name County a year ilgo at a cost of over $30,000, are destroyed. The Sagueen Electric Light & Power Co.'s plant, two miles up the river, is in great danger. Already the race is totally destroyed, and a part of the dam. • Were Rescued In Boats. Paisley, April 8. --The greatest flood in forty years occurred here Saturday night and yesterday a number of resi- dents had to be taken out from their hornes in boats. Two mill dams were partly swept away by the flood. e Beaverton In Darkness. Beaverton, April 8. -Owing to the spring, freshets there was quite an excitieg time here Saturday night and yesterday. The Beaver River is high- er than it has been known to be , be- fore. The C.N.O. Railway bridge cross- ing the Beaver Rivet • and several bridges in Thorah have been consider- ably damaged. 30,000 Are Homeless. $t. Louis, April 8. -Thirty thousand persons homeless, two thousand equare miles of country inundated, thirty persons drowned, and a finan- cial loss of $10,000,000 constitute the result of a two weeks' &pod in the Mississippi alley. These figures were arrived at Saturday night by Govern- ment engineers and officials of state levee boards engaged in battling the raving sweep of the Mississippi River from points in- Illinois to threatened places in Mississippi and Arkansas. Water- is pouring into Arkansas through three new breaks in the levee south of Memphis. These gave way Saturday, and several hundred square miles are subject to iiooding. The elderly Gentleman is just froen ten to ;twenty yeare older ithan helooks 'when bees a rheumatic( leaf:lee:ere Rhteumatism racks the whole isyetem. The con- stant dull pain puled the face out of shape and amain ;withrheumat- ttism esold at forty. linemen:1Am .ean be cured. Rheurace will curie it, ,Quickly and permanently by enrich- ing the 'blood and) driving out the turie acid pet -sons, that ,wear out the system. Since Itheu.mo beacenne known eve have been unable to men- tion late naines of thet numetrous persona from whom 'we have Ile- ceired testimonials. Itheamo ia positevely guaranteed by J. E. leCoVeY youx druggiet he will tell you iust how (good( et es iand What every ote in; ithwn thinks' of et. Ttheurno is $1.00 per bottle at .T.E. Hovey or direct au charges prepaid from B. V. Marion, BridgeburgeOnt, G. Y. R. Fireman Killed. . Belleville, April 8.-A young man, George W. Runtble of Trenton, on Saturday afternoon received fatal in- juxies by being struck by a G.T.R. freight trpin near Trenton. The vic- tim died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. An inquest will be held on Monday. 1 Rumble had made two trial trips on the (4,T.R. as fireman. He was unmarried and hie parents reside at Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S eAsTo R IA' TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. The Dominion linen mills will be moved from Bracebridge to Guelph. Rev. Dr. Thomas Griffith, a former prominent Methodist clergyman, died in Toronto yesterday. The amendmeet to the school act , in Manitoba, providing separate schools for Catholics, has become law withoat comment from the Opposition. i A despatch from Shangnei reported a serious anti -foreign sentiment, at- tributed to the delay of the powers in granting recognition to the Republic. The Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. secured the coritract to build a new lake steamer for the Keystone Com- ps/3y of -Montreal in competition with British firms, F. al. Clergue, Alex. Simpson of Ottawa and D. D. Porter of Londone Eng. are behind a proposal to con. etrieCt g two million dollar drydock at Sault Ste, Marie. -- -e.. Mrs. Leonard of Ottawa has extend- ed her offer for another year to core tribuM 10 per cent. of the amount subscribed for a women's eesidenee at Queen's University. The Paris police yesterday arrested another member of the automobile band which has been terrorizing Perth and the suburbs for some weeke past. The man taker; into custody ie Rene ; mond Callentin. I The contractelate been aevanied fot the conetruetion in Vancouver of the I largest floating steel dryclock on tho ' Pacific Coast. 11 will accommodate the largest Peel& .shipe and will gest a million and ae half. Major-General Leoneed Wood, chief of staff of hhe U. 8, army, predices that more than 40,000 persona will be homelese and More than 10,000 others will have to be fed as a result of the Mississippi River flood. While seeking. toys, in a cupboard, Wilfred, tho three -gear -old eon of Thornite O'Neil of Dresden found some cerrosive sublinvate tablets and ate them. The doctors hope tto be able eo Feave tbe eland's life. Att a meeting ,of Kingston Comor- e/tante Association, Meejor W. a. Hughes received thee official recora- mendatiola kr itte poaltien •di waiden of the penitentiary, te 'thke 'tkehelee of Dr. J. M. Plated, -resIgned. navigation, at thee poitieih 'of the Eft. .Lawrerethetattes opened yesterday afternoon by the ereaval alearockville of the ferry sieerntereBegether, Which plowed teer way throwgh the the 'froth Morris towm, direetly acrose the THE 0 Gas Claims Two Victims Tote -alto, Apeil S. -The mimber ef those who Italie met death by gas tea location in Totonto 'eine() the begie; ning of the yeer Wee brought tip eighteen by the stefpfoeation tit tilt& Italians et a York street rooming house etitly Sdrlday nifirbing. Anothe er Italian who Was fotind with theth Met Was revived at St. Michael's Hospital. ' The two Italians stiffocated are Petro Rossi, aged about 45; end his son Narisiso Rossi, aged 10. Rossi Geovani, aged 25, a son -in -lave of Pe- tro Rossi, was the 'Italian who Was revived. Winnipeg Casa Saill-d. Winuipe4, April 8 -With customary ceremony, Licutenant-Governer D. 0. Cameron prorogued the Legislature, Saturday afternoon, the speech from Li throne congratulating the pro. vince on the satisfactory settlement of the boundary question and on the legislation for control of a certain class of public utilities. A settlemeut was reached at, the leventh hour between the two dis- putants, who have taken up so much of the time of the Legislature, viz., the City of Winnipeg and the Heese syndicate. The basis of Saturday's agreement is that the it,y, in return for the with- dreavel of the obnoxious "Manitoba 'power bill and the emasculation of the radial railways bill, agrees to Purcheze all ,polea in the city at .valu- ation and rent space to the Winnipeg Electric Co., or He\ successors. This saves the city from an awkward legal tangle following on the action of its engioeers in erecting poles and wires right over and even between the poles and wires of the company. City officials express themselves as satisfied with the agreement. The ernsent of Sir Wiliam Mackenzie has Vet to be obtained. Flue Turns on the ight. San Francisco, April 8.-Abraharn Ruef, convicted political boes ef San Francisco, now serving a sentence of fourteen years in San Quentin prison, began in The San Francisco Bulletin yesterday a series of articles, which he. declares will 05:Istituto a. com- plete expoee of the men accused with him in the graft prosecutions, but not- eonvicted. Directors of public utility corpora- tions and railroads, public officials and politicians are named by Ruef in his prologue and he declares he will show how money was promised and paid. „. THE APRIL ROD AND GUN. Once, Mote ROD AND nalen' IN CANADA is out with a. ppecial Spring Fitithingt Inattiber--ehe April it:Aug-and as usual there is some- thring to intent:se fieherpean, in ev- exy of the Dominion. The Rest Easy Fishing Club's Canadian '.Outing °rental Frioneh River is the opening eisimb.erf and, believe ,us, it is a good) one, illustrating the Hine sweet imdidgedi in by a party of Am. eriean spozitsMien who answered the, calla of the Wad ito Algo,nquila, Park. in Mel eltory itiwav not Mite, big llsit that golt away eels: ielvai denced by reprodactionseof Photo- araaas taken, bythe 0Official Phot- ographer" Who% accompanied the party; one ,of Avhieh, "I love my Beet Geri), but 0 you 'Mnacallbeigeel /has beset utilized as a primer cut, Of exceptional interest also is the ac- count ole? ifishing ttrip tihrotigh Tusket Lakeee ItTovia Scotia. In the Game Conservation, Departmetet the Pump 'or Repeating Shotgun es discussed from various standpoints and undea (the headeng of the Cul- ture of Blackl aaad Silver Foxest a gecand inaealmeInItr entitled "Hered- ity" is publeshed. .0itheal articles are in keeping ewith the character of a special fielding number of this DOCTORS ANISE MEDICATED AM It ?DUO Catarrh, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Threat -Troubles„ Hoarse. ness, • Fax .diseases of the lungs, throat and nasal passages motmtain air has always been deemed ssautary cattse of its pureness and' freedom from disease germs. The Air of pine forests, laden with minute particles of volatile gerni-clestroying prin- ciples, has enjoyed an almost tines:- arnPled reputation in these diseases A MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY. After years of exhaustive study a chemist deviSed a Means of supply- ing right at horde a healing balsamic, remedy that is „even More effective in Catarrhal diseases than the air of the pine. woods, Of course, this remedy was copyrighted in every civilized country and was at once offered to the /Albite under the name of "Ca. tarrhozone." Its succees has • been phenomenal. Just think of it 1 A healing, sooth- ing eubstance capable of. destroying these noxious organisms which excite a,nd maintain disease. Capable,_also, of allaying congestion and of stimU- latIng the healing processes of na- ture, which are combined in that in- valuable compound so well and so favorably known, to the medical world as "Catarrhozone." CATAIRRHOZONE CURES. Catarrhozono is simple' the -concen- trated qualities of the air of' pine woods. If you breathe et you will derive more benefit in one hour than you could possibly get from the woods in a year. This great advantage arideS from the fact that, in addition to those healing emanations from pine, other ingrediente distilled from the veget- able kingdom are se imitea is to give results that could not possibly be de- rived in the simple form IrL which hattre supplia Medicated air. • 'iS0.$00,S PILTSICTANe ENDOL'ele , For an diseaseS Of the nose, car, 'throat, bronchial 'tubes and air pass - 'ages -for catarrh in every forrn- 'Cure, is certain with Catarrhozone, Which is not a nostrum, but a high- class sc tontine treatment. Large sine, sufficient for two siitintbs' use (gtrara.nteed) prieee 1 • TIleaRSDAY, APRIL 11, 1912, WHY SHOULD YOLI Good Farm tor Sale • • SLIFFER ALL VVINTED • When You Call Get Gni Pills Get ahead of, your olcl enemy, Rheu- matism. Start in, right now, to take Gin Pills and be free from pain and suffering this winter. Gin Pills will keep the kidneys well and strong -will neutralize -uric acid -correct any urinary or bladder trouble -prevent hands, feet and. legs from swelling -and enable you to enjoy the cold weather as you did years ago. Here's proof ITARDrIZI,D, N.B. "It affords me great pleasure to convey not only to you but to all sufferers from Bacirache and Rheuma- tism, the great relief I have obtained feom the use of Gilt Pills. I feel thankful to you. I recommend Gin Pills to everyone suffering as I did". RoBRRT M. WILSON. Write us for free sample of Gin Pills to try, Then ,get the regular size boxes at your dealer s or direct front us-soc, a box, 6 for $2,50. Money refunded if Gin Pills fail to cure. National Drug & Chemical Co, of Canada, letaithd, Dept. A Toronto, 97 Canadian magazene evhich is pub - 'jelled by W. J. Taylor, Limited Ve oodetock Ont. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Lucy Mar. Philips, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, spinster, deceaSed. • Notiee iti 11(00,r -even, pursuant to Sec. SG, of the Trustee Act that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said Luoy Philips deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of December 3911, are required to send by Post, prepaid, or deliver to the under- signed solieitor,for B. J, GibbingsAdministrittor, on. or before the 20th day of Apro.91S,their Claris- tian and surnames anti addressss. with lull par- ticulars. in writing, of their claims, and stete- ment of their Recounts and the nature of the securities [if any] held by Miens duly verified by statutory declaration. And take notice that after the said 20th &ay of April, 1910, the EOM Administ,ator will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasea • among the parties entitled thereto, having re* gara only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said Administra, tor will not be liable fot the said assets. or any Part thereof, to any Person or persons of whose claim notice shall not then have been received by them or their Solicitor at the time of such distribution. Dated at Clinton the 3st day of April, 5012 W. iertatoien, Clinton, Ont., Solicitor' for the said Administrator Hay for Sale Stsph of hay, far bath. A.boat 5 or Atone and Will lbletsoed rearthine able. .Wni, Bedour, Holmetivill0, or !phone 12 on 143. Wanted. 1000 Sprintgt Muskrat skins. walnO le,d. 50c1 each. H. A. HOVEY, Clinton. Wire Fencing. In erdeh ffio inteoduae the Riling Lock Tercnre Vila* Fencing 1 will,sell All k it duriaig the hamieh of April at 25e al rod. Thiel is a new Ferteeng and I price I especiailyfaecaramencl it. . At thes a Deb and B loW prede,must of .cousre be cash. . jams, Cot poraltion of • Seaforih. Beim, Lot 25 CoTices,slon 2, Town- shlp of MeEdlop, County of 'Huron, 100 Aeree, cleared :led in good stale ol eultivatiom beangi ,wiel11131- d&dmiaecl. ,There a brick house Hated ua with ni 0 Clar eeetleenieglice,S A lane !bank barn twith etabling 1! os horeee and Wowed°, and a num- ber of good box, etalls, idea work- shop and cleaning ;shed, threegoocl wells. Theee es ale old orchard and a. geeod, lYoung orchard neazly 411 noettleern spies. Five .aeree seeded to alfalfa, 15 acres of rod elover. There are 7 1-2 acres of Fall wheate alto about 45 acres ;of Fall plough- ing done. This f In; Win be isold cheap mice on easy( tterm,s. The greater part of the pureha,ee mon- ey heay ;remain on Maatgage, ;to suit purchaser. Addreea, e3OX 475, SBAFORTH, ONT. Barred Rork Et,o's for Sale wen on Barred Rocks at ClintOla 4 fia ets 3 seconda; 1 thirte and special' fax beet collectian. Peu 1 -- Pallet mating, beaded) by Millard ,co.cecerel, (limetece number setting,s eggs $2.00 per 13.-Pea2--; Cockerel inateng, headed by Millard cock. Pullets en thiel Penf elate good lay - layers, Egg,s $2.00 per 13. ---Then 3- letilitty pen, headleds by, a cockerel bred front one; af the best laying strainie - Canada. Hann in this were bred froml 1001! ray pullets which layed 436 eggs in 31 days. Eggs 51.00 pea 15. I guarantee a good hatch oir replace eetteng free of ahaage, H. A. Hovey, Clinton. For Sale Blue Barred Plymouith Rook eggs $L00 per 15 eggs. Aliso a few:White Cochin Bantam eggs $1.00 per 13, - Jabez Rands,-Cleatotn. noose tor Sate On Huron Street, a desirable te,si- 'deuce, well situabed,, in good re- pair, nine rooms, pantry, clo,sette, aad 'bath room. Good, ,cellar, fur- nace, electric light, town water: good cistern and atable, garden and lawn, quarter acre of ground Terms reasonable. Apply at THE NEW ERA Here gine ,a of belt Also a For Sale W. BRYDONI.7. BARRISTER BOLICITOR0 NOTAkeY PUBLIC, ETO, CLINTON teliNtieLE 13. BALE, Conneyanea :Notary Public,: T',14 Commissioner, ete.: REAL ESTATERAND INSVRANCE Issuer of Marriage Licenses, HurongSt., Clinton, H. T. RANCE Notary-2Pu blie, Conveyancer, Financial and Real; Eetate, INST_MANCF, AGENT -Representing 14 Fire In Ssurance Compsnies... Division Court Office. W. THOMPSON snecial attention given to dieeases of:the, EYOB earefnllY lexernined, and. :suitable prescribed, Office:and Residence. Two doom' west of the Commercial hotel • IIIIUM011 • DRS 4I1NN and CANDLER. Dr, W. Gunn, IL 11.0. 9., Edit& Dr 0, handier. li.A. Ottioe-Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at residence, Rattenbuis St.. or at hoinital Eye, Ear Throat and lg Be DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SIIHGBON, econehenr, etc., office end residence on Rat-- tenbury St., opposite W, Tarran's residence. DR. D. R. AXON bENTIST Si 0/03111 1131d llridge wort/ uSotejally,- . Graduate of 0,0.53.0.. Chicago, and 11.0,D,S, Toronto, hayfield on -Mondays. Mar bit to Deconbe. DR. EL FOWLER, DENTIST. Officer: over O'NEIL'S 13ore. Special care taken to make dental trate mem as painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stook and general Auction the GODERIOH ONT kat re 'tont sates a specialty °idols et A% Mew ERA meta, Clinton, preatray at:tended to. Terms reasonable. Fanners sale note discounted Fit Field makine Clint° 000 po . Writ STAIII,EY, Holenietsvillr Agentrantost Wire FenciIng. House tor Sale or to Rent. A frame house Oil Isaac Street, six rooms, igood well, f.-4 acre of land, Apply (to . lams. W. L. PEPPERS, Lonedesboro. Two Houses to Let The undersigned has WO hOUSEIS to let, apply to Jacob Taylor ta--4 Ittic MONTREAL - THE STANDARD is the' Natiihill Weekly Newspaper 'of the Dominion bf Canada. It Is. national en all Ito alms. It' uses the; 'expensivb' enernve legs, procuring the 'photographs erom all 'over the world. Its articles are carefully selected a.1nd its editorial policy is thoroughly independent. .A. subscription to The Standard costs $2.00 per year to any addreese ere aapacia, or Great Britain. TRY, 11' FOR 19121 aelelp,ntreal Standard Publishing Cd. Limited, Publishers. Boarders Wanted Having returned to town I am now preparede to take hoarders, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house Mrs, Mogridge, Ontario street J '•••••• Watt, Harlock; G. Dale Clinton M. Chesney, Seafoith• T. Evans, 13eech. woont J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, 1. Ben newels, Brodhagen, M. Mawan,. Clinton, Each Director is inspector of losses In his own locality, AGENTS. Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley Seaford); James Cumming, Egmonda ville; J. W. Yeo, HoImsvjjIe Payments may be „made at The Morrisee Clo.thing Co., Clinton, or R.H. theta Goderich. Pasture Laud 111=.1,111..•.• Some first; class pasture land to be sold in lots: to suit purchasers. At tractive prices, Apply to John Rensforci, G T. R. City Agent LIA00B TAYLOR' FIRM, FOR RENT The South 70 acres of rot number 35 and the South East part of Lot no, 86 14 acres both in the lst coecession of anley township is forrent for a term of years. This property fa clOse to the town of Ciineon and posserisslon can be given at once, For further parti- culars apply to Henry Plumsteel, Clin- ton, One, or McCarthy, F3oys & Mur- chison, Banisters, Barrie, Ont. Farm tor Sale. The executor of the Southeornbe Estate of fees, for wile 50 acre le - East half of lot 28, eon. 6, Hullett A firet-elass farm, well watered and improved, and with good buildings. Alsol the undersigned offerEi f or sales, lot 29r con. 6, Hull- ett, 100 acres. These farms Way be bought together or separately. JAMES SOUTHCOMBE, Clinton. Ford & McLeod We're now selling Timothy Seed II L . 7 (Geeevernment ,Standard.). A f if S 1 S We also hae e on hand, 1 a a, Alsele, a,nd Red Clover. 'WSJ e always have on hand ---Goose nieneeeTeaTereneereee " •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• X lain Sit in in Rio Wall Paper Bud- neas, ama in a posetion to eho w you ehe beet Papers thathave been shaWn Clintolni, THERE -ARE ALL KINDS AND PRICES RANGE FROM FOUR 'CENTS TO ONE 'DOLLAR. AIL papers bought! front Ine be hang' very cheaply. All kends of hauls° 'painting done and estimates given on old and tew work. To eall or drop a poet -card will bring teemples to youn door, __---.. 0 , Wheat, Pews, Barley and Feed Corn Higheet 1Vtarket Prices paid for Hay anct all Grains. FO r d & McLeod , 01.00; sma let SIZO 50c, at all dealers or the Oa- tarrhoZone Corapani, leitigstan, Ont, IL" • Potts Before placing your orders for your season's eupply of Goal, get our prices. The very best goode carried in stock and tiold at the loweet possible price. Orders may be left at Davis & Rowland's Hardware store, or with W. J. Stevenson., Rt Electric Light Plant. CLINTON Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Real estate bought and sold Moneyto loan Office:Isaac:Street, nextedt;or :to: New Era, Grand Trunk Railway System oz Railway Tinae Table London, Huron and Bruce, North' Passenger London, depart.. 8,80 a m 4.50 On Centralia ........... 9.40 6,43 Exeter 953 5.51 Hensel' 10.08 6,05 Kippen 10.16 all Brucefield ----------10.80 6.19 Clinton 11.00 6,85 Londesboro 11.18 652 Blyth......... t1.27 '7.00 Belgrave... ...... 11.40 1.13 Wingharre arrive1L50 7.35 South Passenger Wingham, depart8.43,a me3.33a) m Belgrave 6.54 Blyth 7.08 3.56 Londesboro 7.16 4.04 Clinton 7.50 4.23 Brueefleld 8.12 4.39 Kippen ....... a 8.23 4,47 Flenealll 8.32 462 Exeter. „ 8.48 5,05 • Centralia 9.00 5.15 Londonnarrivela 00 6.10 :Boffalo and (lode • Wes' Passenger am pin pm pm Stratford .. . 12.20 5.215 10.20; Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10.4T Sesiforth.... .. . 10.45 1.10 6.18 11,12 Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.401L28 Holm es eille11.16 1,33 6 46 11.88, Goderich 11-35 1.50 7.05 11,55 East 1 essenger alt pm pm Goeterieh. 7.10 2.40 4.50; Holmesvilth , 7,20 2,57 5.06 Clinton. .. 7.86 807 5.15 Saatortls 752 3.25 5,82 Mitchell 8.16 848 855 Stratfo 9 40 4.15 :',6,20 Dr. le Van's Female Pills, A reit ble French regulator; never fails, Theso. pilis ar4 exceedingly icowerful in regulating the generati a portion of tic female system. Refuge; all ehbn imitations. Dr. de Van' are Sold tit $5 a bool, or three for 510. Mailed tonny address. The lic eteUtierng co,. Bt. eatnatinee, Ont.