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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-06-23, Page 2• ..n • . • Ve 1$98, THE cLINTON NEW ER• . . Mr44 • xormaoa T;IS 440241t.L . , N.COAX nrows... . 'se ° siztozotaop-4,- •zi w .r.40,ok' FlatI)4Y 1104NIZTO e-e..kr New Era Steam' 'Printing Qitce, 1-84.p MEET : • •- - ' . 41taiTort orrr VRRI44 np annignIIFTION1-044 d0114! Per Year tt paid in advance, WS/ per year if not 40 Paid. Tb g cUte t0 Wb1411evpry euheoription is imild is, denoted by 034 slate 413 the address label, Arsvairrninio Rams -Tranpient •advertise, Monta,1.0 *sate per NonParoil lip aria inser- ONO OttntAfter Hualeneaeb IlUbsesPient insertion '0ortritaer Eart•ti..r.The following table ehowit ow rates for the insertion of advertieeinents for !pet Periods:- •acis.„YR, 1 6 N0. 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The court was opened on `Tuesday -last by His Honor Judge Toms, the only quasi -criminal case being Green - Wade vs. Berry, an appeal from the decision of William Buchanan, J, P., of Hensall, imposing a fine of $1 on are • pellent for an assault on Berry. The • case:vvas given to a jury who found • that there was no assault committed, and recommended that each party pay his own costs in the appeal, His Hon- or therefore quashes the conviction • without costs, smilingly suggesting that when each had paid from $40 to 1$50 costs it should be a sufficent lesson • to prevent any further quarrelling between them. ' The Grand, Jury had under consider- ation through the Clerk of the Peace the matter of the mobbing of the house • occupied by the Clarey gang • some weeks ago, but after a host of supposed witnesses had been examined, the jury returned "no bill" against the parties charged as taking part in the raid. The civil cases were disposed of as follows; • Browning vs. Browning. -An action brought by a daughter against her father for the detention of her person- al effects. The trial was postponed till theDeeembersitting, on account oflthe illness of a material witness. McLean ve. Cox. -An action to re- cover an account against debt. Coun- sel consenting judgment was entered for the pltf. for $267.17 and costs. McQuade vs. Adams. -An action to recover the value of a quantity of tim- ber. Counsel consenting judgment was entered for $200. Corbin vs. Neagle.-Counsel consent-. • ing-trial adjourned till next week. McDonald. vs. McPli-drson.--Abtion- on promissary note. Judgment for pltf. for $325. - The following composed the Grand Juror, who made the presentment given -below: ' i. B. Edwards, D. C. Strachan, John B. Green, Goderich; A. Elcoat, Tucker- smith;f. Robt. Fitzsimons, Clinton; John • Frayne, John Hannah, Phineas Hun- . )ter, Usborne; John J. Griffin, Ashfield; Gidley, Exeter; Wm. Gibson, Howiek; lingh Grieve, Seaforth; Chas. • llawkini0Volborne; James W. Jack- man, J6hiilQuinn, John Williams, Ga- • vin Wi1n, Wawanosh; Philip Lane, John Mitchel, Chester Prouty, Stephen, Alex.$ Macpherson, Turnberry; Wm. Stoneman, Hay. • PRESENTMENT. The jurors for our Lady the Queen resent that in compliance with your honor'S instructions. they have exam- ined the jail and found six persons, one criminal and five vagrants; that the • jail was in a proper state of cleanliness an/ everything as it should be, but re- gret very much that so many poor are • r -confined in jail. and are of the opinion k that a house of industry would be a better method of caring for the poor. • In the matter brought before the • grand jury of house breaking and mis- demeanor, the jury are of the opinion •that if the proper authorites had been ' a little stricter the complaint against sud4ry parties for disturbing the pub- . lic peace would not have occui red. CHESTER PROt7TY, Goderich, June 14th 1893. Foreman. COUNTY JUDGES CRIMINAL ' .....;......e )1,‘ „ t COURT. The prisoners Walsh and Bernique who approiated Nixon Sturdy's clothes two weeks ago, were before his honor • on Saturday last, when Walsh was sentenced to nine months and Bernie Yue to six in the Central Prison. Mary Gibson, a girl of 16 years, be- longing to Brnssels, who was sent down on a charge made by her father that she had obtained money under false pretences, pleaded guilty. She will probably get a term in the reforma- tory. Chris. Raynard delivered 8 pigs six months old to Messrs Brisker & Van - stone, of Brussels, last Monday, for (• Which he received $102.50. / • Mr Laurier, the Liberal leader,speak- ing at L'Assomption strongly advised • thePrench-Cariadians to learn the Eng- • lish language. He expressed the opin- • lOti, that English was not taught in French-Canadian Colleges as it should Cattle men in Glasgow and Liver - ;pool now say that they have no hope of retnelval of fhe restrictions regard= ing the inipertation of Canadian cattle flue eetisori. The veterinary examina- tion lately Made, It is said, have showed that the removal of the embargo would be risky, , v PUOGAESS• • ft ia vett important in this age of vast Material program! that a remedy be pleasing • to •the take and to the eye, easily taken, , acceptable to the atomadh and healthy in its nature ana offects, Possessing these qn1iU8 yrripof '1a ie the one perfect lixitt Vs and Most gentle dietetic knoWn. , .• • s . . rs? ao editor NOP rrct • • APOT.414100/1 004 Me• Ta01,146 Arau film -Your cotoMporary Mannfaor, •silgT4o1i. tnre0 a grievance over the difiroisiat by 00 Contity ,COuricil, of Mr. Job* Iteid, for,ra,!Peed} at St. Thomas( • on number Of ,Yeara caretaker of the Coort Thttradqlbight Mr Dalton McCarthy to partisanship. Now, :Ur, Editor if Abe 10403 Pe' Wit2 mrsmy ill;itl=11,1119LAtll House aud alleges that it WaS ane hjit p„ihriente to the Empire, N9w1-Retierd kneW ill tile VirtiCUlarll, it establishing, and assured lais beareral W1111 =Wise to Say allytlaillitabOut the mt. that he was Pf Pe Par tY+ •HP WTieit., ter; if it didint know the particulars, i, er flesh, fish or fowl, or good re1 her.: ihould have, thund them out, Mr. Reid : ring, IjecQul.4 hardly' be called a Grit,. wee remelted beeautie of hie age and alleged and Was not in alliance 'With his old. i•PeifialaaeY's• 0030010 having been, made, friends. °He did non desire to form a I believe, loy,ter of the jtulgeS who prgaided third_partylie, did not desire to see `At a recent amuse court.' Aud if tr. Reid the Reformers cross 'the floor of thP intended to resign at the end of the year, HORSO. He made it clear tkiat the oh - be adieu no injostice, because be gets paid • ject wa..s` to indude the Government tQ for the ensuing BiX months, and is not re. reform the N. P. tariff, whieh, wae quires to do the work. Tbe Ovisecord, instrumental in foistmg On the Country which is ao.roucla opposed to 'partizanship, and which he new sees Must, be swept Wiaen the interests of it own friends are away if the Conservatives world keep concerned, forgets that tire services of a office. •Wbatever may be Bald as to certain county treasurer .were atimialltrily •the motives prompting hip to the at, dispensed with 'Avulse he tam ofa.different• tack upon the N the points be political faith to the majority in the council, makes againat it Ire well taicen and and be was not allowed, though desiring it, are doubly intere s ting that ? they time to oloreup the entries ot his hooka. show that the protectionists_are , Xlaure. lit:moms. selves convinced that the Liberalob- , jections to the policy of high thltattion • • MB:PHILANTHROPY. are well takenbot that -rather than To the ditor: • lose office they would abandon the E Please 'inform your readers principal of the N. P., fiwallo* the ar- that I will mail free to all sufferers the guments of the past fifteen years, and means by which I was restored to health adopt the policy for the advocacy of and manly vigor after years of suffering which they have so unsparingly- con - from Nervous Weakness. I was robbed demned the Liberal party. The fol. and swindled until I nearly lost lo-ing are a few of the points of Mr faith in mankind, but thanks to heaven, I McCarthy's St. Thomas speech: - am now well, vigorous and 'strong. I have Protection increases the cost of liv- nothing to sell and 130 scheme to extort ,ing to all for the benefit of only those money from anyone whomsoever, but be- protected. ing desirous to make this certain cure We are told that, notwithstanding known to all, I will send free and confiden. protection, we can buy articles as good tial to anyone fall particulars of just how I was cured. Address with stamps: in the world. If that be so, the mann- Ma. EDWARD MARTIN, (Teacher), P. 0. Box 143 /Detroit Mich and v- as cheap as in any other country facturers do not need to be protected. It is not so that goods in any protect- ed country are- as good and cheap as those made in any other country. Manufacturers ought now to hold their own or ought to cease to exist. The consumers, and we are all con- sumers, have got to pay twenty mil- lions of dollars a year,' levied in cus- toms, for the benefit of the manufac- turers, and to this twenty millions must be added the wholesalers' and re- tailers' profits, which all come out of the people's pockets. So the twenty millions, before the people pay it, costs another four or five millions. If we examine the statistics it will be seen that nearly twice as much as the twenty millions we are paying into the revenue of the country we are paying into the pockets of the nianufacturers. A manufacturing industry, accord- ing to the census requirements, was all those who make and manufacture any $ article and change its form. The good wife who changes pork into a ham cre- ates a manufacturing industry. The farmer pays 30 per cent rnore be- cause of protection for his raw materi- al, his implements, what he wears and consumes. What good is a pro- tective tariff to a farmer? Protection doesn't rise the price of the home mar- ket. It is theretore merely a delusion to tell the farmer that he is protected. No policy can raise thelprice of wheat or any article of that kind. The farm- er must therefore compete with the world, while the manufacturer has around the Dominion a 25 per cent wall over which the farmer must jump or else buy what he needs at home. The price is what is regulated by the law of supply and demand. The manufacturers, like the farmers, should -be made_ to take their chances in the open market. Bar iron sells in Liverpool at $27.67 per long ton. The duty is $14.56 per long ton, which with freights, brings the price of Liverpool iron in Canada to $45 per ton, although it is only 527.67 in Liverpool. We have two protected rolling mills in Canada. Do they sell bar iron at the cost of manu- facture, $27.67 per ton?, They sell it for $46. The difference between $27.67 and $46 is what they call their legiti. mate profit on account of the National Policy. We have reached a time when great changes are about to take place. The National Policy has lived its life and is about to die. WINDERMERE, MUSKOKA. To the Editor o/ the Clinton New Era. Sia. -A few words from here might be of interest, Mr Editor, to your readers, As to name we are quite respectable, and for position, we =apt one of those beautiful and sequestered links in the now noted chain of Muekoka lakes. We took the steamer at Gravenhurst, and after a sail of sixteen miles reached Bracebridge. The sail up the Muskoka river is very beautiful. Another sixteen miles Rail brings ns to Port Carling, passing two handsome summer resorts, Beaumarie and Point Kaye, on our way; we ran the Indian river, entering Port Carling and going through the locks there, out into Minnehalla Bay and lake Rossea,u. Five miles up we arrive at Win- dermere in direct route of Rossean, having had a pleasant sail of three hours, and ar- riving just in time for tea. The appearance of the place is discourag- ing at first sight; after passing Beaumaris and Port Carling nothing is seen but the magnificent Windermerehouse and another hotel of smaller size, a couple of cottages to the right, with shore, or beach, or rock, or whatever yon wish to call it, seemingly by far too inadequate to accommodate a crowd. But I was mistaken here there are three pretty bays with cottages nicely secluded, boat houses, swimming beaches, (tc. Why ia this so popular? simply be. cause of its absolute quietness, "We don't want a town, we don't want to see civili- zation," say they. And then there is not such a thin. g as liquor sold in the townsiiip, this place is noted for temperance and piety. By theWay, I was at the Methodist church last Sabbath evening and remained -to the lifter meeting; where- -I - was perfectly de- lighted to hear the young men, especially, testifying for Christ. The Windermere House, with Mr Thos.' Aitken, a Shetlander, as proprietor, is in excellent condition, with post and telegraph offices attached, croquet and lawn tennis lawns in proper shape. Messrs Eaton and Anderson, of Toronto, and Senator San- ford, of Hamilton, have the best cottages in the vicinity, but there are many very comfortable ones. The Presbyterians have a church at Dee Bank, two miles eastward, with another at Raymond, eight miles farther on. Dnring the tourist season they hold service in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute, which one might be surprised to find here. The land here is very well adapted to agriculture; there is riot so much flat rook as in the townships of McLean, Ridont and Large Bluffs, and snug patches of good Wm Welsh and John McGee, tailors,• land between them make np the country. fought a duel with shears the other day. The people are getting along fairly well, Both men were fearfully hacked by the and when harvest comes I expect to hear time they bad exhausted themselves, and the reaper and mower as in old Huron. • both may die. Honors were about even. On making my journey last Saturday up to Raymond I had the experience, whether pleasant or not to an unarmed man, of coming on a big black bear in the woods. He mnst have been drinking in a stream over which I was just to cross, ten yards off; away np the opposite hill he dashed a full target to the marksman. I was like the small boy, who kept his "mouf" abut, until I reached the clearing. Farmers are very much annoyed with them, two dozen sheep have been taken around here this spring, and they have no time to hunt them down. Who of Clinton's crack shote mould like to load for bear? There is a chance of running half a dozen down in this neighborhood. Well 1 have exceeded the intended space, and may write more anon. Yours, A.L.B. Windermere, June 9th, 1893. BUILD UP. When the system is run dawn, a person becomes an easy prey to Consumption or Scrofula; Many valuable lives are saved by using Scott's Emulsion as soon as a deoline in health is observed. Kingston hay dealers intend shipping a largo quantity of hay to England this fall. Minard's Linimentfor homes and cattle. Charles Harrison was crushed to death near Ingersoll by a gravel pit caving in on him. The salary list at the World's Fair for May totals 340,000, and 8,000 men are to be discharged this week. The nip of a poisonous s oke is but a slight remove from being mo engerons than the poison of Scrofula he blood. Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies t e 'tat fluid, expels. all poisonous aubstandes, d sup- pliee the eletnents of life, healt'k, and strength. J. G. Richardson, of New Haven, Conn., has started a mit for 136,000.000 damages and profits, for infringement of patents, The action is against nearly all the reaper and harvester manufacturers of the United States, inoluding the combine. When Dab, gm Mt, we garb bet Oastotta. When 'showed a Child, she cried &cos/aorta. When ahe betianie MIM, she ehingto Oaateria. 'When Oho hadoiltit*?,ialegovotilon Quarts. Miner& Linament te used by physicians An earthen jug, ornamented with mytho- logical relief figures and malacia, formerly the property of Shakespeare, and by him bequeathed to hie sister Joan, was sold at auction lest week in London, for £182. LIKE A THIEF 137 THE NIGHT, Consumption come& A slight cold,' with your system in the scrofulous condition that's „caused by impure blood; is enough to fasten it upon you. That is the time when neglect and delay are full of danger. eorumimption is Lung- Scrofula. Yen can prevent it, and you can cure it, if you haven't waited too long, with Dr. Pierce's Golden Med- ical Disoovery. That is the most potent blood - cleanser, strength - re- storer, and flesh -builder that's known to medical science. For every dis- ease that has to be reached through the blood., like Consumption; for Scrofula m all its forms, Weak Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all • severe, lingering Clough, it is the only guarani/0d remedy. If it doesn't benefit air cove, you haw) your money back. The preprietore of Dr; Sage's Oho tarrh Remedy liosoto that their medi- cine perfectl and' Permanently OHMS Catarrh. prove it to you, they niir this offer If they can't ewe your Catarrh no matter what your case ts, they' pay pti $500 in • 1:1,0WR OATHS. akItrateitlettatife rap?1..• taat i* Dainty mad woe "[Joker bititieltrher:ditered feribioneble *•• ee. • • by Leatharic, the great, Parisiati perfumer!, are at the same time, • oo int' end ihlkt tiler isleetrre. **la) nen, • iley x•oki•re4.in t-'40 fasewina. woor : Three handfela ef 4e0,vioyittgow, d iioked F. boiling. wator far ',4a0biTr, when cold cr tepid Yiater 4ttltled lalAd the bath is ready. Tba WO* 41441.4!2; -PAO.* 440604 PC;rftiraerl alttgenielY %min- 1.Pa nerve, by virtue -of the little) fraigtkut 131.02aoth34 A,,,,brotA atitrae is 9459 pexueuiarly aeopiTiot .t,O- Were; • - nerves. It worthy, °note tb* .oreleeed nerveo aufk•liptnts. gone by, wet regaideth ma a• divjfavorito rrdr auemielledd;bleW/41594', 4651*a:421°1110ft' awl- 11,b?"1140°4111024;rhaPe°1.4be"°!?.‘r°14511465IIIQU4wv.'„16miflt?i:1 toll= at blood heat, Spinach, glyceride and roaewater, oatmeal' and 'orause flower water are variously rePiYanngtaea as eaaaV lees skin bathe. Vie most luxui:ons on re. 000dlieeta's to have been: Mute. Tallienia'• favorite bath, Winch was prepared, 40 the goeaipa of her, time report, of twenty Peooda of strawberries and to raspberriea, =shed .atid. thrown 'into the bath; from which die bather emerged with skin freakily .clumed,.tiatai4oft aeutivealveoft, opune,aud tringisediwiuthio.oa expensive a proceeding to suit ladies of moderate gleamy and can be ranged with the bath prepared of freshly gathered rio• Leta, rose petals and orange biossorna,to Which the still so beautiful Countess de Pourtalee ascribes the wonderful fashion in which she has for the last thirty years pre- served her marvellous bloom. A very cheep and excellent bath, however is easily procured by filling a muslin bag with two quarte of ordinary bran, OM pound of powdered starch and a quarter pound of arria-roat powder. This bag is soaked thoroughly in hot water and left in the tub .1nring the process of -bathing. It renders Me water zneeeth., milky and ants, aud is excellent for the akra. erb 1 bathe are a verY Old Worldredriedeor 1 A WESTBROOK LNDY'S cesg. WESIBDOOR, ONT., Jnne 121b. of the most popular ladies of this district and who has been for years as strong a worker in the churCh as her health would allow, has recently after six years of terrible suff- ering from kidney troubles, been oared by Dodd's kidney pills. Her case was one of the most pathetic in our knowledge; she had tried all remedies, had interviewed . many specalists, and bak -id treatmehc at Kingston Hospital, only to be discharg- ed as incurable. She was quite hopeless, and resigned herself to a few more years of horrible suffering, when by chance, with- out mncb confidence in a cure, she tried Dodd's Kidney pills. She has taken in all six boxes and is now entirely cured and able to devote herself to her duties with youthful energy. No one could be more thankf al and generous in praise than she. She has told every one for miles around of her release from a bondage of pain, and has said to your correspondent that the pro- prietors of the remedy do not advertise half enough. "I am positively convinced that it is a certain cure for all forms of kidney disease. No one can thank its dia. coverer more than I." Rev John Wood, pastor of the *Con- gregational Church, Ottawa, was ask- ed to resign by his congregation by a vote of 42 to 27. The movers in the - matter stated that while they respect- ed Mr Wood as a man and a pastor, they felt that he was getting too old to "draw" a congregation and as a re- sult, the church was going behind in finances. They believed a change of pastor was needed. MrWood has been pastor of the church for 16 years at a salary. latterly of 51,000, of which'he has been in the habit of contributing $200 a year or so to the church funds. He is (one of the most respected and earnest Christian and temperance workers in the city and hut 58 years of age. Rebecca Wilkinson, of aro nsvalley, Ind. says: "I had been in a distressed condition for three years from Nervonsmess, Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspepsia and Indigestion until my health was gone. I had been doctoring constantly with no relief. I nought one bottle of South American Ner- vine, which done me more good than $50 worth of doctoring I ever did in my life. 1 would advise every weakly person to use this valuable and lovely remedy. A trial bottle will convince yon. Warranted by Watts & Co. Draggiat. Prof. Gustin 'The Great • GNETIC HEALER Is at Union Hotel, Clinton The World is my Country, and to do Good my Religion. Glad Tiding.s of Great Joy to Suffering Humanity. Reads the internal cot (Mien ortbe Diseases of patientS, Whether present or at a distance. • Catarrh Cured ,for $5. Paralytiirie and Other hiVadiae beyond the reach of ordinate aro all benefItted, arid serfie oT • theta niarVellonsly Mired by, this treatment. NO tnedleihef Help or 'ail. The west coP_ co <co Vineed. No cage ope ass. 6 1411:Ntrfhp• VS See, the deaf to. hear, the , ergs, very Moderate. Conga{ -• ' free. . , 1 11).ATO' 44:1 11111 ' oth Oa° method and ie'S;t1t; whoa: Syrup of Figs 'Stair° • it is pleasant' • and refreshing to the , and acts gently yet promptI7oll °Kidneys, Liver ai2d-Bowel2i cleanses the sys, tem effectually, dispels wide, head- aches and fevers anclourekhabitual . constipation. !Syrup of Figi; is the only reinedy of Its kind/ever o- • dueed, peaiug to e twits) an ac- ceptable to the e It, rompt in 'its action and trul' beiefieia1 in its effects, prepaxed only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, it manzexcellentqualitiescommend it to and have made it the most poplar remedy 'known. ZruP botties by all leading druggists. .Any reliable druggist who may not 'have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Ca. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, Z. UBW TORN. of Figs is for sale in 75c Michigan Lands . . , a - 100,000 acres of choice lands in Chippewa County, Michigan, for sale on liberal terms of payraent. These lands are easily cleared, are almost entirely free from stumps and rocks, so that machinery can be used on them as well as 011 farms that have been cultivated for twenty years The most of them lie within one to six miles of a railroad. They are as good as any lands in Michigan, and are the cheapest good lands in the State. ()winto the nearness of the lum- ber w • s and mines, the market for produce is as good as any on the lakes A large -part of the Jamie Jie near Rudyard, 23 miles from Saurt Marie, on the M. St. P. & S. St. M. R. R., and between Rudyard and Pickford. AnExcursio n party will leave some point in Huron Co., Ontario, by boat to Sault Ste Marie. Mich., and by rail from there to Rudyard, early in Jnne, to visit these lands. Those de- siring to go on this excursion are re- quested to give notice so that provi- sion may be made for them. Price of tickets and date of excuraion will be given in due season. Address E. C. DAVIDSON, Sault Ste Marie, Mich. BULBS : and : PLANTS • • ; - • rotestiottiti• '444 sailtr 100 MANNING •& titdonv 'Barrister$t • cosvaYoositsL Act• Comniffiefonere for Ontario iind Monitor)" • 9111filitAXXT 4,09a Te sw PO, ,icilot os „ T. t.s‘Ucl:)Q;191T011 . Reargstate,Loanandlineurance Agent • - FIRB. and. ifoIrg INSURANVE Ddeneitejf.oan, en Farm find Town 'rroper0 in: • • ;Argit 9atinalkaares at the Jewett- curre.nt rrteSa ' DAHLIAS -Named, Mixed Varieties. GLADIOLUS -Fine Collection. all Colors. CALADIUM/I-Fancy Leaf or Plain. TUBEROSE BEGONIAS- Single and Double, very fine collection; have taken prizes wher- ever shown. FLORAL DESIGNS of all kinds, for weddings, parties or f unerals, got up on short notice. BEEDING PLANTS -A beantiful collection, and parties desiring such should give ne a call. CREEPING VINES -Several varieties, imitable either for indoors or out. Parties desiring Rose Bushes, Shrubs or Trees oan be promptly supplied. Prices Reasonable. T. COTTLE, Joseph St., Clinton NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF ANNE KNOX, LATE OP THE TOWN OP CLINTON!' IN TEE COUN- TY OP HURON AND PROVINCE OP ONTARIO, HAR- RIET/ IVO:SAN, DECEASED. Naha is hereby given puranant to R. S. 0., Chap. 110, Seo, that all creditors and others having claims and demands against the estate of the above named Anne Knox, deceased, who died on or about the nineteenth day of August, 1821, at the Town of Clinton. in the said Province of Ontario, aro hereby required, on or before the first day of July, 1893, to deliver or send by post (prepaid) to Manning & Scott, of Clinton, in the Province of Ontario, solicitors for Arthur Knox, administrator fof the property of the said Anne Knox, deceased, a statement in writing contain- ing their tun names, addresses and ooctipation, and full particulars of their claims and accounts and of the Securities (if any) hold by them, all verified by etatutory declaration. And notice is further given that after the said let day of July, 1898, the said administrator will proceed to die. tribute the, assets of the said estate among the parties who shall appear to bo entitled thereto, regard being had only to claims of which notice shall havo been received as above required, and the said administrator will not be hauls for the assete so distribtited, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whOse claims or demands he shall not have notice at the -time of such dis- tribution. MANNING & SCOTT, Solicitors for the above tamed adm:nia'rator Dated, Clinton, Juno 7th, 2803. Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that Alio ?partnership heretofore exieting between the undersigned ender the firm name of tho Clititen Organ Com- pany, has been dissolved by trnitual consent. 0. BLATOHFORD, W. S. swArrInnio, D. GRAHAM. James Scott, 'Natoli*:- Dated id Glinten this 2501 day Of May1890. The bu eines Wilt h Wined title, vizi "The Oliii Blatchford at Mita oFFIcE,400QREA's aLoca, outgo* • DR ' APPY4TO/S,-- OPPIo4 -- ex- nest. DZNOE on Ontario13treet, CIju"' t op. - poette Envoi Church. 4AtraAcebId ' gate' • ' n iNT S , 1:14- W51, GUNN, t FFIA/0 /3 T, a few doors East of Albert Street. nR . 13 L D , T OliTts J. L TURN UL , 51. . OR - A.,Univereit al Lo ( 3L, Viatoris Univereity 11.0,1' dt 8., Ontario. Fellow of the Obstetrical ESodil4eiebtuyrosfhEndoisnpbiutajrgbe.,10atiliecoef....Loptirdpono,wEenegly,,,saQuiik office Rattenbury St: Clinton, Night lien answered arthe same place. D13,. 1, W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, Acconishour, etc., office in the Palace 1310,ell Rattenbury St;formerly occupied by Dr, Reelit • Clinton Ont. • TAR SIAM:MEV, GRADUATE OF THE , . Medical Department of Victoria Univer- sity, Toronto, formerly of the, Hoepitals and Dispensaries. New- Yorx, Coroner for he County of Huron, Bayfield, Ont. rp O. BRUCE L. D. S. BURGEON DENTIST, . Coate' Block, Albert St., over Taylors' shoe store, Specialty Preservation of the natural teeth. Painless Extraction by the use of the most approved load Anesthetic. N. B. Wilt visit Blyth professionally every Monday at Ma- son's Hotel, and Bayfield the 2nd and Ith Thurs- day, during the sumtner. j E. BLACKALL VETERINARY SURGEON U • HonoraryGradnate of the OntarioVeterinary College. Treats all diseases of domesticated and male on the most modern and scientific princil plee. Office- immediately south of the New Era °dice. Residence - Albert St., Clinton. Calls night orday attended to promptly. MONEY TO LOAN. MORTGAGES -1-YABought. Private Funds. 0 RIDOUT Offlee over J Jackson's Store, Clinton. ilIONEY TO LEND IN LARGE OR -al Small sums on good mortgage security moderaterate of in tenet. H HALE. Clinton. DDICKINSON, THE OLD & RELIABLE Auctioneer ,till in the field, able and will. ing to conduct any sales entrueted to him, and takes this opportunity of thanking his patrons for paet favors. Also Chattel Mortgages closed and rents collected. Charges moderate. D DICKINSON, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Residence Albert Street, Clinton. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY Wo can make a tew good loans from private funds at ow rates and modate expenseer. , Terms made to snit borrowers. 31 NNING & SCOTT, - Clinton IVIRS1 WHITT, M. C. M. TEACHER OF MUSIC, Plano, Organ and Technicon,or•Musel developer for nee of pupils. Rooms at Mr. A. Cook Albert Street, Clinton. R. AGNEW, Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Gra unto 0 Toronto School of Dentistr Nitrous Oxide rias administere extraction ct teeth, Office in Smith's Block lov Shol Clinton. ---•ATNightbell answered • . A. The comb mo 11 • rig, . 1 , Ne This establis orders filled tery and reasons SE Inter rower or any giving HARMcKIIIT 1100vxe set 5i pa ()hare aro of t n °tie() able • a .i, e of paying t al, at any time, apply to FARM & IS Fire Insurance Co. TOWN PROPERTY ONLY NSURED , OFFICERS. D. , Ross, Prosident, Clinton; M. Murdie, Vloe Pres. Seaforth', W. J. Shannon, Seep -Trees; Seaforth ; Jno. Hannah, Manager, Seaforth. DIREHTORS. Jas. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton; Geo. Watt, Harlock; Joseph Evan°. Beechwood; Thoe. Carbet, Clinton ; Alex. Gar- diner, Leadbury ; M. Murdie, Seaforth. AGENTS. Thos. Neilans, Harlock; Robt. McMillan, Sea. forth; 13 Carnochan, Seaforth; John 0 Sullivan nd Geo. Murdie, auditors. Parties desirous to effect Insurances or tran- sact other business will be promptly attended to on application to any of the above -officers ddressed to their respecitve offices. Barkwell's Sure Corn Curo, will cure Corns, Warts Bunsions, Moles. McLeod's System RENOVATOR AND OTHER Tested Remedies. SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For =pure, Weak and Impoverished, Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpa. tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis,. Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kid. nay and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance Female Irregularities and General Debilit LABORATORY, BODERICH, 0 J. M. MoLBO Prop. and Manures Sold by J. H. Combe, Clinton PHOT In great variety 64 designs.f5abinete per doz., $1.25 half doz. Carte 01.25 doz, 75o half doz. Sunhea doz. 500 half doz. I have a large Mock of fin P "If • ' i•."