The Clinton New Era, 1912-08-22, Page 2Page 1
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phi:nine:mei restores every nerve in the body
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'go., fit. Catharines. Ont.
THE FALL PAIRS.
Brussele .October 3-4,
:Myth , „October 1-2
Fordwich ...„,.. . .. ... -.October 5
London -September 6-14
Seaforth
'September 19-20
Toronto Aii. e4 -Sept. 9
eiVingham September 26-27
' Zurich. September 18-19,
Eneter .. Sept. 16-17
Sept. 16,17,18
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Quickly stops tempts. votes colds, heals
the throat and lungs 28 cents.
CavE,IIS 'THE NAMES
What about you suramer vtors.?
Surely you earl supply us with/ the
na-Ines of two or three visitorew eas-
ier than We can look after then It
is couittesy to your guests to let
the -people know they are holiday-
ing here Don't kick us if their
names are omitted, but "put the
boots to yourself" for your neglect
Onte thing is sure the neine to al-
ways welcome at this office
CP '3 SHOTS
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
• A reliable Preach regulator; nevei fails, These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generatjve portion of the female system, Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van's are sold at
35 a box, or three for NO. Mailed to any address.
The Soobell Drug Co., SC oath:edam one,
TYPHOID AT OTTAWA.
Ottawa city is receiving quite a
scourging from the typhoid fever
ePidelinie 'ROW PteValling there
'Well up to 1000 cases have been ree
Ported btet Tortunately up to this
date the 'death rate has be* lew.
It is to beleoped a change for the
better will not belong delayed
and that whatever " the cane tman
be that Maven be entirely, remove,d.
There are so many complications
that may follow typhoid that every
home eckele free from it may well
return sincene thanks for their
deliverance and do their best to aid
ea relieving the less fortnnate
Child.ren. Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
NO CHEAP JOHNS.
New York police officers were=
cheap Johns when it took ever two
=Mon, doltaes from the Lief:arks
annually to keep one. eye dosed.
et is expeeted he ifexretting that
is being done w411 lay are aeon -
Mien lof pUblic affaits heretofore
unequalled ,aloing the line of greet.
Pooe old Diogenes should be
brought ,back with his lantern to
aid in locating the helmet Mem.
(Rosenthal's Murder May be he
'turning of the tide not only, in
New York but other cities, some of
which Axe not an the map of the
'United States. •There ehouln ' be
greater emphasis placed on integ-
rity and true eitizenship in evezet
land.
Suffered With
Nerve Trouble
FOR TWO YEARS
imiossums roR HIM TO SLEEP
Mr. Chas. W. Wood, 34 Torrance St.,
Montreal, Que., writese-"For•two years
I had suffered with nerve trouble, and it
was impossible for me to sleep. It did
not matter what time I went to bed, in
the morning I was even worse than the
night before. I con,sulted a doctor, and
be gave me a tonic to take a half hour
before goieg to bed. It was all right for
a time, but the old trouble• returned with
greater force than before. One of the
boys who works web rnee gave me half
a box of lqilburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills. I took them, and I got such
satisfaction thee I got another be; and
before I finished it I could enjoy sleep
from 10 p.m. until 0 a.m, and now feel
good." "
• 'Inillaurres Heart and leerve Pills are
SO cents per box, or 3 boxns for $1.25, at
all dealers, or mailed direct on receiptof
peIre by the T. Milburn Co, Litnited.
n'orento, Ont. •.
nee..
BETT:KR
A geed stone crusher properly
kept at Nverk is one of the best in-,
V estments a municipality can make
where the /source of supply is a-
lenclant. It would uot be. !man),
years before 'every highway could
be put in first class' condition' by
the use of well broken stollei,
Thousands of dollars are waiste)ci
every year hauling, material that is
a detriment to 'the roads iustead of
4 PerMall,enli, ii.lproveme02jt. SoMle-
tiMes a great Municipal stir ie,naade
over some $5 00 job while', perhaps
the ,saneo routine of Statute Labor
is followed that was in vogna
years ago, when cOnditions were
entirely different. The ratepayers
ex.pect the members of the Coon, -
ells to lead the way to better mettlh-
oda and improved facillties
quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals
the tnroat and tunas. - - cents.
BAD FOR SUMMER TRADE.
This season has given a pug nese
to Many A ,sunainer resort an.d will
no doubt 'shorten the visit' of hun-,
deeds of tourists. Just ae soon
as overcoats and wraps become/ a
necessity end people sit with their
feet in the overt to keep the ,ebills
from makingtexcursions up and
downtheir sPinal colunni the Pleas-
ure o,f the 'outing isat an end and
the visitotre think longingly o.1 the
more comfortable quarto's in the
hoeue town, 1912 has not eonduced
to fattening the pocket book of
those who look to summer trav-
el as a means taf Tevenee bringing.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
•e AS -r OR.IA
MAY VISIT ONTARIO.
It is said Sir Wilfrid Laurier May
make a short tour, through Northe
ern Ontario in the neer future.
There'is ai nallnest request froen
mane of ,thel prominent people of
that interesting section og ithe Dom.
innate that he should visit theea, ad-
dress a few Igatherings and eeePotrl
himself itheir needs and desires, t
hirMs Gun
quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals
the throat and loads - • es cents.
Canada's position as an integral
part -of the British Etapire is •such
that she, rause get out of the 'high
•chair and tackle a mares job. Those
who are everlastingly belittling
the national stamina of this lahd
and fearing to Iminth out on leme
pins building ehould quit growling
or crying and tee, lifting and cheer-
ing. •Let the youth be taught that
better days are conning and that
Canada demands the best that gen
be prodliced• in every line,
NEM
To cleanse the system' of undigest-
food, foul gasses, encese bile in the
liver and waste naatter in the bow-
els will impolite:Tour health. The
best system regulator is PIG PILLS -
At all dealers 25 and 50 cenesor IThe
Fig Pill 0o., St. Thomas, Ont. Sold
in Clinton by J, E. Hovey, Drug-
gist.
BORDEN SCOTLAND.
Premier Makes Another Speech on
Imperial Responsibility.
London, Aug: I9. -"We of the over-
seae derainious are thoroughly con.
ecious of the great problems welch
even now await the statesmen of the
Empire; problems regaeding the
'bringing about of more thorough and
more effective organization between
Mother Country and vast overseas pos.
sessions. We are conscious of those
problems and responsibilities which
that cofinection has laid upon as wads
upon you in these islands, but I ven-
ture to say that British statesmen
have never been unequal to any task
in this regard whieb hag been plaeed
before them in the past.
"I am convinced that British states-
men, and I use the word British in
its widest sense, will be equal to that
kelt whatever it may be.,Its great-
ness or development in long years to
come; not so much in extent of terri-
tory as territory for the Empire is
already large epough; not so rouch in
resources, because they are all any
one of irs desire; but in influence of
the Erepire fce the welfare of human-
ity, for advancement of civilization,
for the peace of the.world, so that as
tile Net taYse 'W/514, kta wide; narie
her bounds 14 set, God who made us
mighty, mehee ee mightier yet',"
This was the stirring peroration of
the speech delivered by Prernier Ban
den at Clydebank Satueday, when
lenrs. grerden christened the steamehip
Nikerifet, imilt for the Canadiav-Aus-
tralian servi,ce. The eeremony wag the
eencluding one of .Borden's visit to
Scotlapd, a visit • whieh has been as
remarkable for warmth of 'welcome
displayed to the Canadian Premier as
any he has encountered during his
snare:mire time of the last few weeks.
Feebler Borden and his wife were the
guests overnight of Lerdleverclyde.
The launching owe/neatly was entire-
ly successful. At the luncheon, sae -
cells to the Niagara was proposed by
Charles Ellis, who deserilted the vessel
araid applause, as the last link' in
the all red route,- of which so much
has been heard in recent years. Sir
John Mills, chairman of •the leriloe
Steamship Cot, eeplied and seed thet
Mr. Borden 8,13C1 his colleaguea had
done tn•ueh to edueate the eeople ol
this country to the relationship which
ought toe exist between the Mother
County and the donairaions, which
were no longer looked upon as
naughty children or poor relations,
but partnere in the firm. He pre-
sented Mrs. Borden with a diamond
pendant. Mr. Borden acknowledged
the gift an behalf of his Wife.
True Love Triempea.
Ottawa, Aug. /0.-Dirvid Ai -nth, a
Renfrew young mate was Saturday
wedded at Portage du Felt, Quite- to
Mi aa Teresa Dolan of that place, the
youlag woman who a few months ago
was the yictira of a murderous attack
by, a rival /mace, Gordon Hoclgins,
who shot the girl and then euicided
by jumping into the Ottawa River,
aftershe, had refuted a propeeal of
marriage.
You will find relief in Zani-Buk I
lit eases the burning, ,stinging'
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseveranco,'„witb Zan),
13uk, Ineans cure: Why not prove
this 7, 4111 Antootgle and SfOrase-
boX.
Another Corruption Probe.
Detroit, Mich.,. Airg.
ing Attorney Hugh Shepherd was com-
pelled Saturday M Lake . his attention
away , for the time heinz from the
councilmande “gral't" cases in order to
investigate a mass of evidence sub-
mitted to him Friday night charing,
more than 1,000 fraudulent enrolments
Lor the approaching 'state primaries.
He 'sensed, to discuss the probable de-
velopments of the latest municipal
scandal until he has studied the in-
formation given him by 'detectives
inore closely.
INVITING SICKNESS
Peopre Whose Blood Supply
Is Scanty are in Danger
of a Break -down
Thin or impure blood is an invit-
ation to sicknese. The blood is at
'work day and night to 'maintain
the health and amy leek of streregth
ur purity in thel blood is a week-
ness it the defence seataet a:tee-see
Anaemia is the doctor's name for
for lack of blood. Its surest symp-
tom is paler. Aneamia does net 0021
line itself to age eir sex. though ift
is particularly common to young
giels between the ages of 1.4 and 17,
when nature Makes penullax de-
mand upon the blood supply. The
same lack of blood, however, pre-,
v mats full recovery after la grippe',
Amore, anajaria, and operations,
and is present ill, old age, and fitn
nersons who have been under un-'
usual mental and physical stelae*
In all eases of bloodlessluese Dr.
Williams' Pink. Pills are the best
medicine known to medical science.
They actually make new, pure
Mlood, which brings with it a heel -
thy appetite and new strength and
vitality. Mrs. George Roy, Clain,
Sask., says: "I have tested the vale
ne of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills time
and again when a poor condition
of the blood •Might have led Ito
more serious 'trouble. I ani a
Woman of forty ancl as occasion re-•
nuired, I Wye used the Pills on
and on, since girlhood. I have
laroved their value in the ailments
that afflict any. eex, and I have
nevelt known them to fail. Teals°
gave them to My son for meanie
trouble which we thought would
renalt in St. Vitus dance, but the
use of the Pills preventeel this and
m-ade him well and etrotag, I do
not know any better int/es:truant
than to keep half a dozen boxes of
Dr. Williams' Pink PlIls in tent
house, as they will save more ex-
pensive doctor's bills." '
You can, get Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any medicine dealer
or by mail at 50 cents a box or six
bevee ter $2,50, from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
A Talk With • Advertisers.
Advertisers, who, as a general
rule when all country newspaperei
form the ehief mainstay of the pub-
licatione support, too often con -
alder that then advertising is but
so much eh.arity thrown, in the dial-
eetion of the publisher and that
without it the paper would die a
n•etural death. In many respects
thin is true, although it ehould not
be peesamed that a newspaper is
entirely object of charity. Rather(
should be considered in the light
u f support and co-operetion 'and
teat 'without these the newspaper
Wo -Old cease to exist.
When amerchaat looks atit in
the light of suppoill and co-oper-
ation arid particular newspaper,
which he is bestoet lag his dona-
tions, is worthy of smith and is real
my an asset to the town. ,Otherwise
he would not Me so foolish isSI to
LITTLE BOY WE
SUDDENLY TAKEN
WITH
DIARRHEA
and VOMITING
If you are suddenly taken with Dies -
three, Dysentery, Colic, Cramps, or Pains
in the Stomach, Cholera Morbus, Sum-
mer Complaint, or any Looseness of the
Bowels, do not waste any time, but
immediately procure a bottle of Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,,and
it will cure you in ne time. Mrs. H.
• Steadman, Pleasant River, MS., Writes:
"A. year ago this fall, my little boy was
suddenly taken ill with diarrlacea and
vomiting, and as our doctor is ten mites
clistant, it seemed as if I could not get
help soon enough, but on going to the
country store I purchased a bottle of
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
and after the first dose could notice an
improvement, and the next day the child
wee better and regained heattla. Since
that Cane I always keep it on hand."
Insist on being given "Dr. Fowler's"
'when you ask for it. Price 35 cents.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Linaited, Toronto, Ont. -
„
tOrQwso-sl), its -coil money on
om ethi ±8001 W'hich her ec ei ebri
no xeturns, But the &affluent of
tharRy is all 'wrong and should' not
lee entertadnecl in tile inInd of any
ltve advertiser wile believes ln the
modern system. oil running' his bus-
iness,
Another thing that places 'ratio
newspaper 115solneahwt 04 8858 insig-
Dineen!: eosin= is the advertis-
ing whish is allowed to TOR yeas
In and year one without ,change ltd
les set up, In the first place It re-
flects a small eetimatiom 'of tlie ad-
vertising columns and lightly pre-
sumes that the spece Is of little
value. Too often ee it •tlie case that
tome nei1 claim that •theie adver-
tising does eat pay,' How con:inlet
Pay if the particular merchant tail-
ed to keep les fresh store news be-
fore Ole people who rend the pa-
per? If tee raerehant paid as • lit-
tle -attention to his cuseomere as en
in ant- eases he do e teens 'ads, he
would very soon be eempellect to
close his doors. '
, Here then .1.9, the humble suggese
non which we offelr...Of course it
means more work for the newspa-
eer to change -ads but weaee .de -e
sircius 'of making these ads. pay.
Advertisers should change theie
adsat'least once every two weeks
an order to get the beet rosults,
Those who have tried it even at
this office octant that their money
en this reale:lee spent,bringe ee-
suite which in many. cases surprise
them,
Schooner Ashore, Crew Safe.
Portland, Me., Aug, 19. --The loss of
the British two -roasted schooner Ari-
zona of Yarmouth, N.S., on Cran-
berry Isle early Friday was reported
Saturday by Lieut. R. Ridgeley, jr.,
of the revenue cutted Woodbury,
which made an uneuccesseul attempt
to float her. The schooner at low, wat-
er is high and dry and the rooks have
pierced her hull in many places. The
'crew had no difficulty in leeching
shore. •
1••••••xlm.....•••••rmila
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Mrs. We J. Nelson of Clinton was
found dead on the street, She bad
been missing for several hours.
Hon. Clifford Siftonts total winnings
at the recent horse thew in London
(England) were $1,650, His sons won
nearly $700.
The steam barge Norseman, one of
the oldest crafts on Lake Ontario, was
burned to the water's edge at Collins
Bay, near Kingston -
Richard Williana leeneker, late
charicellor of Bishops College, Len-
noxville, Que„ died yesterday at
Bournemouth, Eng., aged 89.
Formal permission has been receiv-
ed Srom Ottawa for the creation of a
new militia regiment at Victoria to
be known as the Victoria Fusiliers.
Alonzo Perry Blivan, inventor and
pioneer in aeronauts, is elead in New
York. He spent more than $500,009
in his experiments and took out about
30 patents.
Poliee protention had to be afford-
ed Saturday at Ottawa a number
of strikebreakers sent in from Mont-
real by the 0.P,R. and G.T.R. to re -
Waco about 75 striking teamsters.
Attempting to alight from eastbound
SomSeattle express at Langdon,
a man thought to be Michael I. Ma-
honey of Calmest*, had both legs am-
putated. He died in is few minutes.
George A. Bell, a veterinarian in
the Irish Department of Agriculture,
has developed foot rend mouth -disease
in consequence of being bitten on the
finger by an infected animal a Month
ago.
Nile. Morgan Wills, wife of a well-
known farnaer of Stamford Township,
near St. Catharines, nropped dead on
Saturday morning When their hou.se
was burned to the ground. She suf-
fered from a weak heart.
Mrs, Addison Fairchild, a bride of
two weeks, while harvesting at Mount
Pleaeant, Ont, yesterday, was struck
on the head by a large hay fork. She
died within twenty minutes, before
medical aid could be summoned.
Doctor Seeks Freedom.
Montreal, Aug. 19. -Dr. Charles No-
ble of Philadelphia, erre of , the most
distinguished gynaecologists in the
eastern states, and joint author with
Dr. Howard M. Kelly ef a standard
work on •that subject, appeaxecl be-
fore eustioe Beaudin in the practice
-court Saturday and asked to be re-
leased from the Verdun Hospital tor
the Insane, where he declares he has
been kept contrail,' to his wish's.
He alleges that he was taken to the
asylum at the instigation of is brother
who is involved ia the Steel Wire
Trust investigation and who desired
to have him out of the way on se-
oount of his knowledge of affairs. He
Oates that a similar attempt was
made in the States, but that he was
able to prove his sanity. He will be
heard again to -day.
Want Advance In Wages.
• Buffak, Aug. 19. -Wm. e. Connors
yesterday made an unsuccessfel at-
tempt to settle the strike of nem lake
freight handlers who we -t cut on
...Thursday for an inerease In Wages
arid betterment of their working oon-
ditiOne. MT. ,C0/111,OTS was -ready to
concede every point demanded except
the advance in wages from 33 to 35
cents an hour, his contracts with the
railroads and the lake lines making
that impossible, he declared.. The
meeting ended in a noisy demonstra-
tion during which MT. ,Connors left
the hall, -Ainther meeting has been
arranged for to -day.
Would Lengthen Season
Ottawa, Aug. 19. -Hon. Robert Rog-
ers tvas in Montreal onSaturday con-
ferring with the marine • ixisurance
companiee in an effort. to secure an
extension of the period in which in-
surance is granted -to ships plying on
the great lakes. Tete Government is
planning to do all in it power to ex-
tend the period of navigatioe a rnontb
Wee than in forraenyears, The great-
est dill:lenity in the way et,' this
Scheme is the relectanee or refusal of
tole Marine insurenee companies
ineure steamers_ alter Oct. 30.
Wheat Boat Aground,
Aug. 19. -The sten/icier sLE,
Stewart, eareying a cargo of 2608000
bushels of wheat for B,uffalo, ran
ashote at Sturgeon Poirot, tw,erite
miles west of here, early yesterday.
She is resting easily on set even keel
awl can be floated eetter a part of her
cargo has been lightered. She carried
tuo The' crew remairied
paseengers.
on board.
nenstigilliMellareare
are best for nui%$ing ,
mothers because they do ,
not affect the rest of the
ysterri. mitdbostire. 25c,
a box at your druggist's.
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CO. OF 0,45555, LIMITED.
163
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Meny 'a map's courage isn't skin
deep.
Worthless people are otten nmee
amusing thee worthy ones. .
When two emules corne together'
in is head-on collision the result
is a kiss,. • (
Amon likes to ,a rite owle,dge his
faults to a woman who ipeists
that he, has none.
--
it
19 53 cl that thee are pecele
who have money atjd do not k,now
bow to er,joy it
Sometimes a girl misses a good
thing by pretending sho Cloesiet
want to be lensed.
One way for .a man to find out
jnet w I, a t a evoman really thinks r. f
hon is to make her angry.
---
Nothing ions a mareled man
more than to have hrs -vette spien,g
one °this old love lettees on him.
1
Scene women would rather be
graceful than graceaus.
When a men -7.—drueik he forgets
, eat he has a sense.
Keep emu worries well pruneel
if you would prolong your life.
The child who ie afraid c.. 4 - (ole
dark may beconae a pelitican, whesa
tae grows up and fears the light.
Cook's Cotton Root Gotopoold
Tho great Uteyins Tonic, and
- "only safe elleetun monthly
,t -
Reguiatoronwhieh woman ean
•
,•-:0- depend. Sold in three degrees,
of Otrongth.—NO, 1, K ; No. 2,
1 10 degrees stronger 33; k,lo. 8,
fox. special eases, t 5 per box,
field by all drugg sts, or seht
zr'Peap.'adnapebtilet.".rdeirelstlivT1
CnsgManmsisi 00.30Seiffa, M. dorm:My it'fsdn.,..
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite 1. T. R; • Station
All kinds of Coal on hand --
Chestnut Soft Coal
Stove Blacksmith .
Furnace •Coke
Kennel Coal and Wood
Ti1e-2,1-, 3 and 4 -inch size—
The Tile is of the very best
quality.
tIrtek to Order. '
11. FORB ES
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. WATTS
Root Maker and Repairer
Opposite Postoffice.
Repairing done promptly.
Suit cases and _Trunks re-
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and ptomptness
with which I execute my work
Store open every evening
WATTS
sr. ygosr.ss. ONT.
Unsurpassed for residential education. The
"Ideal College -Game" 1, which to secure
O training 'for tour liM's work, Thetough
courses in Music, Pitintirig, Orgory,
School, Business College and DOIYIQStiC
Science. Largo campus, inspiring environ-
ment. Resident nticse insures health of
students. Butea Inoderate, Every girl
needs an ALMA training, Randsome ,oro-
speelm$13ent on ,ORnlieation. 50 PrthriP81, 42
Girls Wanted
Girls wanted for Biscuit and Candy
Factory. Light WOO>. Steady em-
ployment, Write, for particulate.
Pt S. PERRIN & ()0., Limited .
London, Ontario
Farm. tor Sale
The undersigeed offers f Or( eate
his splendid tenni, pare of lots 26
and 27, Town,snip of Hellen, sit-
uated on the fBaso-Jine, 11-18 miles
from Clinton. The falun onsig ts, nil
eighty acres of choice land, is well
fenced, well drained, and in ,aithor-
eugh state of cultivation The
buildings are in first, clam repair
and there is abundaece of good
water. Daily mail service Wad good
elione connection, Apply 072 the
premises or addale,ss
Farm For Sale.
A first class farm, oonsieting of
"5 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34, Hul-
lett eownship, 3 miles front Londes-
Intro, a.nd 5 -mules froan Blyth, 11-2
'miles front School. A bank barn 36
by 56, another ,barn 36x52, drive
shed 24x40. 'A brick house, plenty
of water, about an (ntere of 'or-
e-ha:rid. Possession San be given
right after harvest. Apply to
WILLIA1VI LONGIVIANe
, Myth, P.,10 -
For Sale
_—
Ten 'young Pigs for sale. Ara
ready tobe taken away now Ap-
toly
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE
Farm to Rent
Being lot 53 and 84, Con. Bayfield,
knoWn as the *wigginton
within two miles of Clinton. There
is a good brick house, bank barn,
driving house and other outbuild-
ings. Good orchard and small fruit
farm. All in good etatel of cultiva-
tion. Por furThee parelcularte (ap-
ply' te
ItTese Wigginton.
• Queen Street
- Clinton
For Sale
An , eight reamed [frame hou,se,
in good gonditionn, with 'stone cel-
'
lar town waten. Het half acre' of
land with 'young plunee orchard.
Oceupied by Rev. Mr. Wnlie. Pos-
session alver4 by .0ctober lat.
Price 5900,'Appla
• Ne317 Era.
ffouse for Sale or Rent
A 7 -roomed frame house on
Huron. Street, opposite Comuter-
cial Hotel, for. pale or to rept.
Howe is being putin good order,
Waterworks in connection. Apply
MISS PORTER,
• •Rattelibury Street
Farm For Sale.
Lot 40, 71h. Concessiou, Goderieh
Township, consieting of 80 acres,
all seeded down except 25 acres. 2
acres orchard, Frame house 20 x 30
With out buildings. Barn 30 x 72
with stabling under. First class
well. Palen is 6 miles from Clint:ann._
Thursday, Au,,ust 22jj, 101.2
• ,W, RitYle ONE.
BAERISTER 130LICETORe NOTAlce
P1161410, ETO,
ornnatoe:
e84ap148s 8. Finn 'le
nonneyaneb, Notary Public,
Commissionete etc,
ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer of Marine/go Licensee,
fluron Sin Clintore
REAL
H. T. RANCE]
Notary Public:, Coeveyaneext
Finanoial and Real Benet"
rags UrteNeE-A enee-nenreseateng 14 etre in
Suranee Companies,.
DiViS1011 Court Office,
DR) 9. w, THOMPSON
• Jloian, surgeon. Eto
eaned, and euitoble
medal attentinreg4i:iebutod. diseases of;the
Dye,seas-, Tbroat, and Noce
nn carotene exmi,
Oface and Residence.
Two doors west of the Conanterclai inner
aurora st.
DRS, GliNN and GANDIER
lir. W. Gunn, Ire R. C,J',.Z, lLet,L, Felker
ft Gaudier. R.A.
MIS,
°dice—Ontario Strest, Clinton.
flight calls at reeidelioe, Estfettintr,
or at hosnitai
SHAW.
PITYSICiAR, ISURCIBON,
tent= tu:Ovetiselie°47 rta'
DENTIS?
15 Criewu ond Bridge 'Wart a Specimen'
Graduate et C.O.D.S., Chicago, and R.O...D.S,
Toronto.
Ban.
ytleld o-5Ifondavs, Illavist to December
DLII. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over OrISEIIeE'store.
' filpeoial oare taken to realm dental 0ece4
mete as painless as aoseible.
THOMAS, GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auction see
GODERIOH ONT
stora sales a specials.), Oidats *53 at
Nam, ERA race, Clinton, pt.; nmeny abteatte
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers.' sale WO:
discounted
G. D. Ineetaggarc M. D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANNERS
ALBERT ST; CLINTON-
Genera Ivlenail:rend 13nn
siger
ta :s
NOTES DISCOUNT.ED
Drafts famed. Interest allowed an
deposita.
The McKillop Mtia
Fire Insurance Co.
Perin and Isolated Town Prefiss
erty Only Insured.
OFFCERS,
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., Godecicb,
Thos, E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth
DIRECTORS,
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafonle L Evans, Beecte
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, L Kea
newels, Brodhagen, itt, ItIcKwarie
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector of losses te
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed. flinching
•Seaforth; James Cumming, Egnionde
ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville
ayments may be „made at The
Marie& Clothing Co., Clinton, ee-
l:. H. Cutt, Goderich,
ayf e d.
-s Pen -4, on Premises or address
George Burnett,
Clirnon P.O.
To noises to Let
The undersigned has two houses to
let, apply to
Jacob Ta yl Or
Pasture Land
Soine first class pasture land to be
sold in lots to suit purchaser‚ At
49.pplyrn
Sohn Ransforcl, G T. R. rety Agent
Farm ior Sale.
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate! offeers for sale 50 scree -
East half of lot 28, cod. 6, Hallett.
A first-class farm, well watered
ancl improved, and with- good
buildings, Aline the =day/darted
often( for sae, lbt 29i con. 6, eHull-
ett, 100 mares. These fermis knay be
bought together oreeprtrately.
JAMES S,OUTHCOMBE.
Clinton.
Ford & McLeod
• We're now selling Teinethy Seed
(Government Stand,aircie.
We ale° have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover. •
We altvoys have on hand -Goose'
Wheat, Peals, Barley and Peed Corn
Highest Market Prices peid for Hay
• ante 3111 rais.
Ford & McLeod
CO A• M
Before placing your orders for
your 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
& Rowland* Hardvvaxe store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
At Electric Licht Pinot.
JACOB TAYLOR
eLINTOIV
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
- Money to loan
Office Issae Street, next door to Nana
Era
Grand TrunkRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North
Passenger
London, depart 8.80a m 4,50 p re.
Csntralia
Exeter 940.5.4`.5.
9,53 5.5t
Henson 10,08Xippen 6:05
10,16 MI/
Prucefield 10.80 0.19
Clinton 11.00 6.35
Londesboro 11.18 0,52
B1 th 11.27 7,00
Be grave 11.40 1.13
Wingbanr, arrive11.50 7..85
South• Passenger
Wingharn, depart6.438 an3.33 p nct
Belgrave.. ... 6.54 3.44
131yrh
Londesboro 7.08 3.56
7.16 4.04
Clinton 7,50 4.23
Brucefield .. . 8.12 4.80
Kippen 8.23 4.47
Hensallt 8.32 4.52
Exeter.— .. . .. 8,48 6.05
Centralia 9,00 5.15
Loneonearrive,'moo ate
13tiffatoind Gode
wee• Peesenget
am pm pea pna
Stratford........10.00 12,23 5.25 10.20
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 /6,47
Seaforth 10.45' 1.10 618 11.1a
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6:40 11,2S
Holmeeville 11.16 • 1,33 6.46 11.30
Goderieh
11-35 150 7,05 /1,55
East 1 tereenger
a p m pea
Goderich
Holmesville 7.10 2.40 4.50'
Clinton 7.26 2.57 5011
7.35 3,07 5.15
Seatorth 7.52 3.25 54Be
Mitchell
Stratford 8.40
348 5.65,
tratfor
8.40 4.15 6.20
NEW ERA, JOB DEPARTMENT.
, IS UP -MO -DATE.