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VAIDAT, Nov..� ;:.1.1.8.00 �,, '' ; ri0 jo,l ,ter and. chaMrers,
C ed sentence frgm <a, prQviQus charge
'r land before xudge .Moyle, 1G is: expected
s` that bO Will, se ltenipe her to, A. term tit
;, the Mercer Relor,'rnator , Tornnto in
e the hope of reelairrlingyher :from #the
o downward path. -
11 + On Wednesday, between thirty and
e forty of the earlysettlers, on the invit-
e Won of Mr and Mrs AbrkhamPe6bt6r;
assembled at their residence, Belgrave,
to celebrate their golden weddingg. A
sumptuous dinner 'was served,, to
which All did ample' justicel and the of
'terriaoii'and evening was sperit'itr stiei-
al intercourse and in, recounting the
trials and of.
hardshlps of,the etarly pi-
oneers, `Mr and Mrs were
s made the recipients of many valuable
presents amongst the others being a
pair of elegant easy chairs.
r Since last week the manner in which
W. A. Haslam, of Belgrave, met his
sudden death hawbeen ascertained. It
a appears that he was out duck -shooting
driving a team of bronchob hitched - a
light wagon. Stopping his team. up he
. shot one barrel at some game. The re-
. port scared the team and it started to
run away. He dropped the gun to take
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fgsterin rof special •lntgrests at. the e x'
It
]ll be given to New Subscribers from
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pen a ofthe rest, is fatal to ho P
ctf;aryongement, or evert to,the rete.
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xioW until the leG of Januar" A, 1891, for
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rJ�I1lQ �TevP Fara and Weekly Globe
-vvill be given to New Subscribers' from
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G Isp County Clxppin
now. until 1st January, 1$87, for $1.40
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Here is an offer of one of the best local
About $40,000 worth of new building
have been erected in Exeter this yer
papers in Ontario and the best city
I . weekly for less than the price of one
Miss Kelly has been re-engaged' as a s.
sistant ill Walton Public School fo
'• paper.
1898.
Subscribers who would like to get
We regret to record the death of Mis
,' the Globe also, can have the same
Berate Irwin, of Belmore, on Saturday
y,
Nov. 9th.
privilege by renewing their subscrip-
Miss Winnie Raynard has been en
tions now, at the above figure.
gaged to teach in the junior depart
These figures do not pay for the cost
a
went of Ethel school for next year.
"Wanda," Beattie Bros.' fast trottinE
11 ' , of production, but we make this very
mare, may be sold in the near future t
` liberal offer with the hope of largely
an American. She's a good one
, increasing out- subscription list, know-
Mr Harry Diment, near Belgrave
Ing that most of those we get will re-
took 3000 bushels of turnips from fou
acres of land this fall.
' main with us for many years.
On Wednesday night James Troyen
{ Let each subscriber show this to his
of Hensall. lost bis v+tlaable stallion
the reins, and as the gun fell the ham-
mer struck the seat and the remaining
o barrel was fired. The ch0ge struck
the unfortunate young man on one
+ shoulder, entering one side of his head
r and comeing out the other. He died in-
stantly.
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Igh ,pricflp '
house 011CA0
which are pcci
Or months,'t,a
q(ealthy epicul
ces for thein.
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, � - ..SCIUMP, R'S - TQ 3��T, DEC9 '01
this way coat one shilling each or x
per pound, and the Worthing grower
raised the price to guineas a pours
this year. Peaches frequently bring
shillings 0, pence each and grapes I
shillings a.po 'nd.'
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T, � ers
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To meet the wishes•of their customer
The Cleo. E. Tuokett sec Son Co., Ltd.
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon th
market
A CnMBINAT'ION PLUG OF
f 16T & 139! '
SMOKING TO 0
This supplies a long felt want, giving th
consumer one 20 cent plug, or a Mesa
piece or a 5 cent piece of the famous "1Y'
S" brand of pure Virginia Tobacco.
Tin tae "T & B" is on every pies
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Surprise. There was no insurance.
]neighbor who does not now take The
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The Main street church, Ezeter, ow -
New Era and induce him to subscribe- Ing to an unavoidable delay, will not
Surely this is not too much to ask of be opened until December list,
���e�k'`r°gO'1D��O�
when she was a Child, RhoCrWforCastotta.
TOi N�RING.
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our old friends.
John Gentles bought the Stevenson
farm, 13,Ashfe
Wtens1ebecameD�'aheclungto,fi�orla.
When bail CaNtorlN�
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-�`J.rarra j�. ... .
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con. d. The rice aid
A very large number of our subscrlb , 1 p p
we behave was $3 000.
she
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tFIA,,
-111 Iars
have taken advantage of the.ad Nearly one hundred fat bulls have
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IN" 4K $1.
vance price, but a good many have not been shipped from the Lucknow stat-
done so. As the past year has been ion to the Old Country markets within
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the past few weeks.
A Very Notable Event.
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Ids IN U31N8
hard and money scarce, we ;make this fold in Head -Nasal Balm gives instant
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special offer: Any subscriber who has relief; speedily cures. Never fails.
When anything Canadian beats the worlds
it becomes everyday talk everywhere. A
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not yet paid for the present year, but Miss Myrtle Wilson, Brussels, who
who will pay before the 1st of Jan. has been a prisoner to the house for
very notable event in this way is now being
recorded, The Family Herald and Week-
y
tiifHOE
next far this year, we will accept two the past 18 months from a disabled
ly Star of Montreal, always a •great paper,
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dollars for the two years; that is 01 for
limb, is improving quite nicely.
has shot away a head of even all the Amer-
ican
M. Ellwood has purchased the new
and Engliah Weeklies and as become
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the present year as well as for next year
brick residence on the Muir Survey,
perhaps one of the most striking successes
AU(7T]rON 'SALE
Hensall, which Mr Brown has. justcom-
Eyery subscriber who does not do plated, and will mgve into it. The sum
of the age. The Family Herald and Week-
ly Star, has been increased to 128 columns
,or
this,. but who is still in arrears on the paid is in the neighborhood of $1,300.
which will equal 100 good sized volamns in
CQ C E ri A I� ]� L 0 T
Ut of Jangary.neat, will MOST POSI-
Mr John Shepppard; the pQ;iuI0 sleeve
e year. And ouch ;magnificent, contextpa--
Fleet of all the Family Herald amd Wdeki y
NEAR o1;ItrtoN
TIV Abe charged at the rate of of Tuhkef'Amith,, thinks pf b' etih
g p g a
fine drivelling in Hensall, 116n the ldt
Star in s grant, newspaper; it is a gre*t
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The gYeontors of the Lie Charles Caber Will of
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x.80 per year.
he
Ii l some time ago "irbm 11t1r A.
authority, on all farm and deur nes tare
. for for sate on
s ;.11
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Wasatch:
oh.
We make this liberal offer, hoping .
and is now preferred by great o eef3e and
butter makers and, at0,pkbreedere-thq con-
SATURDAY, NOV. `L8rd, 18915,
*' twill be taken advantage of by many. Ur Robt. Ilardson took the ;jclo of
Any, therefore, who have to pay, the .allyl, ttug tl�g• tri . . fa, WiT', spoke
stag at '(jCin lam, or a cogslde
tinent ovez., In inat«ers of fatiiily reading,
aoienoei iatoxies,, sketcher, the, Family He; �-�
'aid and Spar of Montreal,
at 2 p.m.
at 8 ttenbury's Hotel, in Clinton, that valnatle
Farm)Lot, No. 84 in the First Concession, Huron
Road Tuckeremith. The lot
101,
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long price must blame them and not us.
fltlon
of $10. The height is about 100 feet
,Weekly eilglpty
towers over every•thiug of its kind. pis
cowpri6es 100 sorsa,
le.atlte track of -the' G,T,Railway, which creases
it, giving two good fences, with convenient
Any who are two years and over in
and a man when the top appeared to
be about the size of a ten year old boy.
kliing certain everryy ppee;son should see the
Family Uersid'ans Weekly Star even it ft
ie
,,an-
way oroeeing. The soil is fleet olaes and aaez-
h .rod; all but eight sores oleates and In good
F_.
p
arrears on the [list of January nezb
will have their accounts placed in court
A cow belonging to Mr,fiames Lace
;to see what can be produced every week
for Sl a year to saynothingof the great
condition. Outside fences good. No buildings,
The Bayfield River crosses the rear of the lot,
is for
!or collection as we must have our
near Beechwood, gave birth to twin
calves last week, one of which has ex-
premium picture wich we har ie oomia
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with the Family HeAraM this season. We
which well suited either a grain or gracing
farm. About two miles from Clinton elation and
one mile from Stapleton salt works. The sellers
n
books cleared off.
cited great curiosity, being without a
tail. The is
understand that the pubiiahers of the Fam-
reserve one bid at the sale.
Sent remittances by Post Office Order
calf alive and apparently
doing well.
ily Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal will
make no charge for sending sample papers
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TERMS -10 per cent cash on day of eels; ono-
third of remainder in 30 days; balance may, u
purchaser desires, remain on mortgage. For
or registered letter. It is the safest
The trotting stallion,WilderLee, one
of the horses shipped for the
to those who do not know about it. Those
who know any tens of thousands of
further particulars apply to R. RAN.FOSD, Exe-
enter or to H. HALE, Agent,
way and only costa a trifle.
ROBT. HOLMES
old
country, by Mr Berry, of Hensel), was
brought
people
are now subscribing for it. It looks ae I
the demand
or to the a❑ction-
eer, Y. M. CARLING.
back on Friday, as it was
was going to be greater than
found impossible to get him insured
the presses can turn out. Canadians and
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The people of Canada pay over $1000
sufficently to incur the risk of taking
him -ac. oss-the oceanr—- ----•-
Americans too know a good thing. Certsn-
ly the Fwmfly Herald and Weekly Star` is
AUCTION SALE
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an"hon"r every hour of the day, for in-
Master Simon Haliahan youngest
the leader'
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tercet on the national debt and yet
son of Mr William Hallaban, of East
VALUABLE RESIDENCE
duringg the last 12 months the Domin-
Wawanosh, met with& severe accident
Monday,
NEWS NOTES
IN CLINTON.
ion Government has increased the
groes debt by $11,425,643,
on while playing at school,
by one of the other boys throwing him
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A dispatch from'Rome says that the
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There will be sold by public auction, by D.
down and falling on his head, causing
Pope has a slight cold and suspended
Dickinson, on
concussion of the brain.
the giving audience on Tuesday and
Saturday, November, 23rd, 18911
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. What it has left Undone.
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Miss Simpson, Hensall, had the mss-
Wednesday. His illness is not serious.
The latest
at 2 P. m., at
The Rattenbury HOURe
In their efforts to uphold a moat in-
fortune to fracture her leg on Saturday
evening. She
census shows that there
are 26,000 Canadians in Detroit far
C'Iinton,
The residence of Dr A fetor,
iquitous piece of legislation, the N. P.,
was standing ing OII a ver-
anda shaking a tablecloth, when her
y
the greatest foreign representation in
o❑ Ontario St.,
a Church
hear) op pp g gronndeI
glance
the Government organa are continual-
foot slipped and she stepped to the
in the city. Another reason why the
comprising parts s 3 and 4, street,
ulinton.
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ly boasting of what it has done for the
ground, a distance of four feet, and
two nations should live in. peace.
There tea substantial dwelling house on the
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country, Isere are a few of the things
coming down on the side of her foot the
fracture occurred.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the greet
blood purifier, gives freshness and elect-
premises, containing 6 rooms downetditb and e
❑petaire, besides k;tchen and summer kitchen;
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it has not done, and a momenta hon-
est thought will convince any intelli-
Mr Hugh J. Grieve, has purchased
the Martin farm,
nese to the compleaion and onree Const[-
Patton, 26 ots., 50 eta., 51. Sold by J. H.
thorn Is also a good collar with water -lime
Hoer. Hard and coif orator. There ie also a largo
frame stable and driving barn.
gent man of the truth of this: It has
old on the 3rd con-
cession, H. R. S. Tuckeremith, for $4,-
Combe, Clinton.
TERMS -Ten per cent of the purchase money
not given the Government sufficient
t0 its
400. It is a splendid far
P m, well cit-
uated, and contains 100 acres. There
The lives of Geo. M. Pullman and his
manager, John B. Griffin, were threat-
day of saes; balance in 80 days thereafter,
without
withooc tntorest, or one third of the purchase
money may remain Ilor
revenue meet expenditures; it
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has not given employment to Canada's
is a brick house and two bank barns.
It is
ened °Tuesday by a madman, who has
a term of years on the
Premises at 6 per cent interest. The vendor re -
ervea the to
population. There were 263,281 more
Canadians in the United States
a cheap place, and Mr Grieve has
got a good bargain.
been removed to a hospital. He was
be employe ed to aPullh sp
right make one bid at the sale.
Immediate possession can be given:
at the
census of 1890 than in 1880. It has not
The sale of stock of the estate of;Thos
The Patron convention for Center
Further terms and particulate made known at
the sale or upon application to the undersigned
prevented failures in business, notwith-
standing the tall talk of tall chimneys.
Werr'y, of Usborne, on Monday, was
largely attended and the prices ruled
Wellington was held in Moorefield vil-
lage on Wednesday, and was well at-
D DICKINSON, JAMES SCOTT
Auctioneer. Solicitor for Vendor,
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Last year the failures in Canada aggre-
high. The farm, which contains 200
tended. Mr James Tucker, a farmer,
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gated $17774,621, and in January of
this Blain,
acres, was sold to Richard Williams for
$9,600• -The swamp farm in
of Peel township, was the unanimous
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year resident of the Toron-
to Board of Trade declared that "with
Hay town-
shi was sold to Roger Northcott for
choice of the convention for the vacan-
cy in the Legislature.
IT PAYS_ TO
the exception of the lumber and )cath-
The Conservative claim to all the
'At
er trades 1894 had been the most unsat
Mr Adam Scott, jr., of Morrie, has
patriotism is about played out, and
isfactory and disastrous year since
Confederation." Yet there had been
purchased the seven acre plot on the
Huron Alma,
should be laid upon the shelf with
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seventeen years of the N.P. It has
not kept up the prices of farm lands.
road, near from Mr John
Wynn, of Brueaels, paying$400 there-
for. 'He will remove to his newly ac-
Mercier's bones and other relics which
the dominant party has dignified into
issues. The Liberals and Independents
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It has not kept its promise to keep up
the price of farm produce, It has not
quired property this fall. He has leas-
ed his farm, lot 16, con. 7, to Robert
are just as good Canadians, just as
goopatriots as the other party. -TO-
and the most gratifying success still attends
the pupils of
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increased foreign trade. Under Mr
Mackenzie the foreign trade of Canada
McCutcheon, for five years.
A
ronto Star.
The Canada Business Cone e
r
was $69 a head; last year it was $49 per
head. It has not increased tide
cap of muddy coffee is not wholesome,
neitber ie a bottle of muddy medicine.
The incorporation of British American
Business College, Toronto, has led to won -
CHATHAM, ONT.
The
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with
Britain. That trade had fallen in the
last ten years $38,000,000, while trade
One way to know a reliable and ekillfally
repared blood -purifier is by its freedom
derfnl changes in the old methods of beef-
near training. Prominebt citizens such Ae
following pupils and graduates have been
placed since last similar notice appeared:
Mise Carrie
with the United Staten, which was to
from sediment. Aver's Sarsaparilla is al -
ways bright and sparkling, because it is an
S. Caldecott, President Board of Trade; E.
R. C. Clarkson, F. C. A., Fred Wyld and
gist a .i ns Stenographer with
Edwin Bell, barrlstor. Chatham.
be destroyed, had increased $44,000,000
in the same time. It had not favored
extract and not a decoction.
S. F. MaKinnon, wholesale merchants;-
David Walker, billing clerk at Williams,
Davis, Brooke & Co's., the largest wholesale
trade with Great Britain, but had not
Dr Thompson, of Hensall, had a very
with Edward Trout D. E. Thompson,
P Q
C.,
drug store in Mich.
discriminated against her. It has not
furnished a homemarket for the Cana-
close call for his life, while Ont. shoot-
ink recently. He slipped, while in pur-
and W. McCabe, Manager North
American LifeIneurance Co., who now own
Fred Thompson as stenographer with Geo. B.
Douglass, barrister Chatham.
dian farmer. Last year they exported
$113,000,000 of farm and their
suit• of game, discharging accidently
one of the barrels his the
this school, insist upon having the newest
system introduced. In a word, the stud-
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
Nothinglees than a thorough
predose,
market was where it had always had
y
gun,
charge leaving a hole in the ground be-
in
eat shares the benefit of their ideas and ex-
course in a
superior chool should satisfytheintending
been. The N.P. has notprodueed com-
forcers his feet. His many friends will
perienee. They aro no longer required to
business or shorthand student.
petition nor cheapened goods. It was
be pleased to learn of his fortunate es-
Doily from old books but at once deal with
facie
shorthand or business catalogao sent free b
addressing. y
to have been fair as between led to c-
toter and farmer, but has failed to
cape.
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Mr Dan McCormick, been
not theories. No time in wasted.-
The work is genuine book-keeping and of-
t�, Mel ,. li LAN
/ , Chatbam
so. The advantage had all gone to the
he
who has fire
living in Zetland for the pa4. three
practise. David Hoskins to the Com -
pany's Secretary.
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manufacturer.
years on a rented farm, has bought Mr
Thomas Gregory's
A dreadful
MR, BAYARD ON PROTECTION,
farm, being lot 27,
con. 1, Township of Uulross. The farm is
consists of 122 acres, 100 of which is
accident occurred at what
known as Maynard's Crossing, about
a mile east of Drumbo, on Thursday,
CITY BAKERY
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Hon. T. F. Bayard, United States
Ambassador
cleared. There is a frame honse and in
which one George Amberry was
to Britain, spoke before
the Philosophical Society at Edinburgh
'•Individual
shed on the farm, but no barn the
price paid for it being $2,900 cash. soiree
killed. The poor fellow was driving
cows across the track and suc-
OPPOSITE FAIR'S MILL.
on Liberty, the Germ of
National Progress and Permanence."
The reside of David Scott. of East seeded
Wawanoah one,
in getting them all over but.
when a was struck by a G.T.R.
Having bought out the business of r M
same.
,
In the course of his address he sounded
a note of warning apainat the many
was the scene of a gay and engine
festive throes on Tuesday last when atantly
his daughter Jane
and he and the cow were in- >
killed. He was about 45 years
Beckwith, I purpose continuing the
With practical ea erien ;e of many years
p p
propposals of political Interference and
under
state management under the garb of
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O, was united in the old
holy bonds of wedlock to William nard,
Scott, West
and had been living with Mt• May-
doing ebores and other light
we feel confident to give all who favor ns
with their trade the very best of estisfac-
philanthropic aid or paternalism, and
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of Wawanosh, Rev R, H.
Hall, of Belgrave, officiated. The
work for about twentyayeare. He was
tion in
continued: -"In my own country I
have witnessed the insatiable growth
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that form State
harmlessly
alar i couple are among the most pop- no
hist n the townships In which they
silly but very faithful, and
doubt thought the cows must be
Bread Cakes and Pastry.
of of socialism styled
protection, which, I believe, has done
foster
have resided. got
Mrs T, C. Hawkins,
off the track at all hazards,
The store will be band supplied t
with
more to class legislation and
Chattanooga, Tenn,
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A POPULAR WEEKLY.
choice varieties of i
create inequality of fortune, corrupt
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Public life, anis men of independent
any. Shiloh's Vitalizer saved my life, I
consider it the beet remedy for a debilitat-
Among newspapers the com-
pp
Paste Confectionery, .
y� �'e a
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mind and character from public coun-
tile, blunt public conscience, and place
ed system I ever need. For Dyspepsia, mending
Liver or Kidney troubles it excels. Price Globe
positiCanadon
position ilyaoccupied no the Toronto
is universally acknowledged.
Canned Goods &c
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pohtles upon the low level of a mer-
canary scramble than any other single
75 cts. enterprise
buter
Last week May Gibson arrived
it is unrivaled, as a news diatri-
ri
it has no equal, as a leader of nblie gpeoial'attention
it
paidq
tndeliive
cause. Step by step, and largely, ow.
in to' the confusion of civil it
at opinion
Brussels from Sandwich, Essex county, felt
exercises an influence that is Orders
from one end of the Dominion. to the
promptly ed -
anywhere in town.
strife,
has succeeded in obtaining control of
and Sunday morning was found on other.
Turnberry Street in an intoxicated departments
The Weekly Globe, with its varied
-- agricultural, commercial
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Boy W anted --Good reliable boy want.
the sovereign power of taxQ,tiota, groat-
fugg the revenue into an engine Por fel•
condition and placed under arrest. aerial
Monday slie was sent by the Reeve torial
stories, cable and general news, edit
and
. ed for delivery cart, A
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8sh and private profile. Its allied
. beneficiaries and combines are called
and A. Hunter to Goderich jtNil for a excellent
month. As she was
special artioles-makes a most
home paper, and is diserved'ly
at
J. A.
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out on a stlapend. popalar
in all parts of the country.
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0 The. undersigned — e 1!a a stifle Lo
ill t, l t Rai, e, t 451
;or3$; Ba lwiy Tailrace SCOT , i'artioulara,
upon appliontion, JAMl$6 SCOTT, Barrlster 4v
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Lot 88, Maitland Concession, GFoderioh
Township. For terms and particulars apt
ply to JAMES SCOTT'', Barrister, Clinton,
Ltd.
HOUSE-AND LOT FQR S,AIiI'.
The very comfprtahis house on coon street
at
sale on reasonnbl btyerms TlitouseiA wall
built, with stone foundation and has every a0-
oommodation. The lot is thee -eighths of an
acro. Hard and sett water. AppI arrest encs
FOR SALE
T}tafollowingg valuablereeidental pproperty is
the Town df Ulfatonlis offered for' sale. Lot 107
• and part of 108, Victoria St., and part of ;lot 1;18
High dtreetil aeHouses !freprir. ft applytoJA'SOOTY.
TO,, FARMED
e An excellent opportunity Is now afforded to
farmers with small capital, who desire to obtain
improved farms or stook' ranches with [rrrtga•
tion, buildings and foliose, in the Distrl9t of Al.
box$% N+ W. T: qq ease terms, The raielna of
lyt�orned cattle, ho sea.p �cep" and' p' Igo is rapi4ly
u6bib`ping In th `'di)strt0C Thb tindeketgned
will furnish Informatibu yr answer enquiries.
H, W: C. A'IEYHR. Qi C., Calgary, N.W.T
FOR BALE
The Cottage on Orange St., recently improved
by the undersigned. Cellar, hard and soft water,
plenty of room for small family. Terme reason.
able. W, 0, SEARLE.
FARM FOR SALE
That fine farm of 127 notes, beln8 lot 16 let
con., of Hallett, 2 miles from Clinton, i, not
ppreviously sold will be offered by public auction
in Clinton, on saturdapy� Nov. 30. For portion-
lare apply to W. SMITHSON.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Valuable farm for sale one mile from. Holmes -
containing 60 acres, with large orchard,
frame house and barn. Also a e year old mare,
gcod driver. For further ppartioalare apply to
MRS ,ELIZA SPARLING, Ofihton. plm
0HOI0E FAUX FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for Bale his farm of 188 acres,
being lot U,Maitland con., Colborne; about 105
acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
hardwood bush, Frame dwelling howr,, god
bank barn,driving house and other outbui�it its.
Good spring in nearly every 'field. Bearing or-
chard of 2 acres. aobool house on thofarm Will I
be sold on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL SCHWANZ, Benmiller P. O,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
Subscriber, offers for sale the East half of lot 2
to the 3rd concession, E. D. of Ashfield, It con-
tains 100 acres, with about 80 acres cleared and
free from stumps, Frame house, barn and driv.
ing ahead bearing „rchad, crock runs through
the lot, situated li miles from Port Albert, on
good road. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
Appply to ALEX. BADOUH, HOLMESVILLE, or
to P. HOLT, GODERICH•
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Tamworth Boar for Service.
Subscriber keeps for service, at his premixes
lot 31, 8th con., of Hullett. a tborobred regis-
tered Tamworth Boar. Terms, $1 at time of
service with privilegge of returningg if necesary,
$1.25 i booked. W. J. MCBRIICN. Hullett
TAMWORTH BOAR
I will keep for use this season a thorotred
Re
Tamworth Boar, Prince, No. 186.
Thi. breed is consideed toe be the acme of per-
fection for shipping, packing and profit, Terme
$1 C HOARE. plm
Improved Yorkshire Boar for
Service.
Subscriber has just purchased an improved
registered Yorkshire Boar, from the well-known
brooder, Joseph Featherston, of Streetsville
which wit] be kept for service Featherston,, his premises
Base Line, Hallett, Terms, $1 at time of service,
with privilege of returning. JOHN GOVIER,
Auburn,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the estate of Robert Noti, late of the Town-
ahip of Tuckeramith, in the County of Hur.
on, Yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 88,
R.S.O., Chapter 110, that all creditors and others
having claims a ainet the estate of the said de-
ceased, who died on or about the tenth ,day of
Sept., 1895, at the said Township of Tuckersmith,
are hereby required to deliver or send by post pre-
paid, to James N-tt, one of the executors of the
will of the said deceased, Tuekeremith, Clinton,
Ontario, P.O., on or before the 15th day of Decem-
ber, next, the names, addresses,land descriptions
and ful: particulars of their claims duly verified
and the nature of the securities (if any) held
by them and the executors will, on and after the
said 16tb day of December, neat, proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said estate, among the
parties entitled thereto, baving regard only to
the claims of which they Nave then notice, and
the said executors will not be liable for the as-
sets of the amid estate or any part thereof so dis-
tributed to any person of whose claims they
have not no'ice at the time of such distribution.
JAMES SCOTT . Solicitor fcr Executors.
JAMES NOTT', Executors
JOBN GOVETT,
Dated at Clinton, this $let October, 1895.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the TLatate of Donald Rosa, late of the
Totonehip of Stanley, in the County of Hur.
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on, Yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given,;pursuant to Section 86,
R.S.O., Charter 110, that all creditors and others
having alaime against tba estate of the Said do -
ceased, who (lied on or about the 7th day of Oct,
1895, at the town of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, are hereby required to deliver or send by
poet prepaid, to Alexander R. Fraser, one of the
executors of the will of the said deceased, at
Ciiuton, Ontario on or before the 16th day of De-
cember, next their name$, addreeees and do-
ecriptione and fu:i particulars of their claims,
duly verified and the nature ofothe securities,
(if any) held by them, and the executors wit on
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Fair for the sale of RorNea, (7lttlllltr Q , .t
Nov, 12, Doa.10, Jan. I ""
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This is aoknowledgeflto. be the: letld3ri flphs
in the county, ;0pme and.
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JAMES s sac�T =k
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Barrister, So icadt - . , ,
CONVEYANCER ac.
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Commissioner forobl ario and Ditinitoba, 4,
Office immeciatvlySeuh of Gfhpy4W4�msa1
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Wa PIR "DONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, 1199 a
PUBLIC, ETC. 1.
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O�t•B-4goyeR'1��o *i , t
Up -stairs, Opposite Footer's•.Phote, alt I
CLI1 TON.., ; � ", 7►
1111: ' (a OA�{Atij0111' : 1
(Formerly of Oameyonoliblittt Oaniot n)' ' + �,
BARRISTER •AN,D,, SQWCIT'Cllt. 11 .
OJHoa-Hamilton St, o oche Colborne ,HGtd
GODEM; ,, ON
R.' WM-IGUNN,SI,,R,' FeandL. `1"
R. Q. 6 ' sl
D Edinburgh. IM7.1 ario sr.i. glisten
NIAtit calla at front (icor rot realmQQnce on Rattan ' t
bury St., opposite Presbyterian olinrolr,
. L. TVRNBtlr,r.. •:lir
ffiae Rattentituy 8t. Ulinton. N1gh heli
newered at the same place.
DR. J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN Svii4 Ols
Accoucheur, eta„ office in the kalaaeT3loott
attenbury St. formerly occupie$ by Afle Beeve
Union Ont.
IAS• S. FREEBORN; M.D.. L.H.&Q.O.P�I., M.
C. P. & S. O., Graduate Hinge sad, u
college of Pb .icians, Dublin, Ireland, =-
la'io' LOeneft Medical Ooan011, Great Brita
[ember of Collele Physicians and soNeot'in, Ort.
arto, Formerly resident of Rotunda H:224
Lving •tnandGyaecological)Dublin. B
-Mattenbary is east, next door ta.Qatarlo'St,
areonage.
)•�R STANBURYi d1f"VAt1TS )61F'i T8){7Z
f Medical Department,of•V1otoMla.'Unl
ty, Toronto, formerly of the Iloiipttals aaQ
dspensaries, New York, ,Coroner,. for he
onnty of Huron, Bayfield, Out.
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DR. M L.RLLAN,
SRAG,1.,AL-401 r.
hOMedical and 13it7losldiseallesol tlepa, Ear,
ose and Throat. j1lF1] sqt�ock of SpectSOTes, Len-
ses ani ,=Cial Eyes.
or 284, ,OUNDAs ST., Lotmov.
DR AGhE1M, __..
Londesboro, 6auccessor to Dr Young,
, AGNEW. M. B„ Toronto University M, D. 0,
Trinity University, Member of Cotlege Phy
clans and Surgeons, Ontario, Office o posits
ethodistohuroh. Night calls answered at the
4me place. Office hours 8 to 10 a.m., 1, to 8p mt
to 9 P.M. 1 ,
DR BRT3GE,, IDEA TASTR
L. D,S.,Royal College ofDental Turgeonsof Ont.
D,D.S., Trinity University, Toronto,
Special attention given to the Proservatioc of
the natural teeth,
Office, Coate Block, over Taylor's shoe store
N. B, -Will visite Blyth every Monday and,
Bayfield let Thursday of each month,
E. BLACHALL VETER1NAhl bLRGRON
• HonoraryGraduate of the OntarioVeterinaaaannrrddyy
malls on he most modern and . Treats all diseases of ds entiflo ptdincl-
Offlee.les Office-ImmediatelyResid ne A beSt.. south oftheClinton Call
night orday attendedto promptly
Uuv TOMLINrSSON, VETERINARY SURGEON,
naD.ry o/lege, Toronto. Treats all dLtescrio es �-
rn anji.
Scintiflc Principles. Day and nigon the ht callaep om
1y aniiwered. Residenco-Rattenbury Be.. west:
Cliuten,
M�(ARRIAOE L10ENbE, JAMES SCOTT 6R„
insurer of Marriage Licenses, Library Room
and Residence, Mary street, Clinton.
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICIMNSES.
No witnesses required
lN1ONEY TO LEND 1N LARGE OR
Small sums on good wortgga��0 security
moderaterate oft u terest. H H=. Clinton,
F. W. FABNCOMB, ��M���fffEMBER OF ASSN OF
Civil Engineer,PrLo d3nl, Ont. om a yat Geo
Stewart's Grocery store, Clinton,
MRS. WHITT, M. C. M.
LEACHER OF MUSIC.
Pnpll of MrCharles W. Landon, of Phfladelpnia
The Mason Method used exclusively It Is con.
eiderod thod T the ppleaAing Musical Artippeta that no
Mseon.e •• Touchs and Technic,, Piano, Orgiy an an
and Teohnicon, or Muscle develops for use of
Pupils. Rooms over Mr G. McTaggart', Bank,
Albeit Street, Clinton.
R. AGNEW, L.D►.S D.D.S.
DENTIST.
31aduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons,.
Out. Honor Graduate of Trinioy University,
Toronto.
All nperationa in Dentistry carefully performed.
OffiBc t If 'It Town Mall ever Bwallowe store,
Will visit H....11 every Monday, and Zarlo
every second Thursday of each month.
AWNight bell, au.wored.
A. O. U. W.
The Clinton Lodge, No. 144, meet In Biddle.
combeHall on the let and 8rd Fridays in sae
montb. Visitors cordial] Invited.
R. STONEHAM, M. W. J. BEAN Recorder
J. ADES FOWLER & CO.
Architects & Civil Engineers
Are prepared to furnish plane, drawings, do
tails, and specifications of all kinds of work
VALUATIONS AND INsPECT1ONs
CAREFrLLY MADE
PATRNT DRAWINGS MADE & PAT.E q
OBTAINED
All work at reasonable charges. 25 yqtre
eppnd of r the said 16th day of December next, rionce in Ontario. Poet office atldreR_
tntedmongthe Parties heetltlotdsthero n, having Box 210, CLINTON. ONT
regard only to t 'e claims of which they have '
hen notice and the said executors will not be
table for the acacia of the said eny A or any
part thereof Iso distributed, to any ppaYOUNG
of �
wbo'ee claim they have not notice at ttro time of L A ,�i;:! ES
ash distribution. ARD GENTLEMEN
JAMEgg SCOTT. Solicitor for Executors d R. FRASh'tt, of MoEWEN Ezeontorb. SandOoentsinetam—
GEO. BAIRD, THOy. FRAShR I 0 o nta send Pe cir10cents fin allrrer.
Dated at Clinton, this 81st day of pot•, 1895. yon by retuan mAH'he
P 1± EFECT LETTER H 111TE C. ! I
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