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reports of crookedness were never sub-
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stantiated. Of course, there was con-
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of Mines, illi Macgregor, and the other
eight survive her -four sons and four !
daughters. Eighteen grand -children '
and seventeen great grandchildren
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reports of crookedness were never sub-
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stantiated. Of course, there was con-
are also left to mourn the loss of a lov-
siderable difficulty in keeping matters
straight in the various offices, owing
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to. the un recedent rush of people, and
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this caused much dissatisfaction. Mr
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Wilde was an agressive lawyer and
lbs. choice Oatmeal for 1 bush, Oats Clinton and Bayfield.
- Blo k Isaac Street.
T FLOE E111otL a
CLix ONO Qa
s � f
3 choice Family Flour bush Oats
lbs. o o y
l]►�IJmade
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many enemies."
(OS• CLAtR RIVER)
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A �IA.0i� I�R10.
0anada's Exhibit
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' ghts of the Maccabees for Michigan.
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ONE OF BEST GRAIN DISPLAYS EVER
�,port'Huron, Miob., April 6. 1897.
MADE IN STATES
A S Nimmo, Sarnia, Ont"
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�,�pgArtsta.:It trivea mO groat pleasure to
binbethisoppor unity of expressing my on,
The Winona, Minn„ Daily Republi-
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says:- The thousands of people
tatisfaotioq wlth.tbe steno ggrapher,(Mise
ttioquipple) you recommendedco mea little
can
who visited the street fait were given
a,yearAge. She is now one of our valued
tahtF, correct and., rapid in her stenosis-
'unmistakable
the o of tunic to see an exhibit of
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and grasses and other products
writing and gives evidence
efficient training. From what I
grains
of the farm that seldom occurs. The
,carahtl•and
gteloarnedat yourschool and the students
1Y &s vQ raduated from it, I can confidently
tnmo>i, it to a 1 contemplating the study
exhibit spoken of was one that was
made by, the Government Of the Do-
eya.rt. With kinds regards, Iremain,
Res pPo uily ypure. -
minion of Canada for the purpose of
demonstrating to the people of Min-
THOMAS WATSON,
. Great Record Keeper.
nesota that outside the limit of their
State and in Western Canada there
a .;'�iti q pillsple is still in the employ of the
and receiving a good salary.
was developinv , a country that would
iea
£itadents may enter at any time.
easily maintain all the surplus popula-
East. The
A. S. NIMMO.
(ion of the overcrowded
exhibit was certainly a revelation to
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those who have never visite the ppro-
' inton Post Office.
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vincea of Manitoba, Assinibota, Alber-
to and Saskatchewan, where the
,'PINE TABLE.
grains and grasses were grown. The
quality of the straw, the lengths of
�1iJ)l1 ` MAILS CLOSED
the grain heads, the excellence of the
1 - p M.
�Q,15 '& 65
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Lohdon and s. W. Ontario
A.M
7 00
M5
4 00
}gasses, all showed how remarkable
must be the nature ofthe soil and the
7qq
4.Yo
Wineam and Kineardine9
Western S.W. & N. W. U.S.
55
700
6 35
4 tis
climate to produce such. The thresh-
No. 1 hard
'Q 16
ff ;55
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Parte, Buffalo & eastern U 3
7 00
00'4
4 05
ed Igraine comprised the
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wheat for which that country • fa aO
a 10..1
b$
Toronto& points east &nrth7
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celebrated, some of it weighing as
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CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, RTC
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...'Montreal and Ottawa...
7 00
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much as 05 pounds to the bushel. One
and upon arriving homefounda couple
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of lizardson-hisbody, How they got
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ManiWba. N AN T and B U7
90
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of the samples shown was taken from
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•r Stratford and Soatorth..
7 00
235
a Held:yielding 40 bashels to the acre,
Mr C. Gillespie and Messrs Armour
& McAllister, Of Wingham, are ship,
XU 03
Points E & N of Stratford
7 00
2 35
it being the 6th successive crop of
wheat grown on that Held. This is
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....Mitchell and Dublin....
7 00
12 4
said to bean ordinary occurs enee. The
7 ¢0
265
.........Goderich;.... •.....
a ear in ad-
900
oats, both in the straw and threshed,
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045
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,655
Lucan•Crossing, Sarnia and
.. intermediate points...
7 00
4 05
were such as have neves been seen at
a Winona fair, while the barley was
7 4Q
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f..Londeaboro & Belgrave..
9 55
Exeter, died on Saturday. He was
Plump, heavy and bright. There were
The`offico is open io tt}��e public (holidays ex
cepted) from 8a.m. to 7 16 p.m. but holders o
166khoices have access to the lAby until p.m
also peas, flax and other products of
the Held equally to be admired. The
Alogeg Older and Saving Bank office open
p.m.
display oX vegetables was excellent,
the onions being as large as the cele-
}.�a'Sq:a08
, Mattes for registration must be posted half
brated Spanish article, the celery taus
y anYtottr before closing the mails.
Inmany a housewife to envy it, while
.• sT , MAIL - SUMMERHII,L - Every
Tu 11 ay.andFriday, arriving at 5.25 and leav-
the potatoes, turnips, tomatues, cab
bage and cauliflower were titled for
ingat.A30p:m.
exhibition in a aeedman'a window.
UXOP 'A DAY ONLY is mail despatched
to Londesboro and Belgrave,
There were also shown specimens Of
lro'in`thia-office
also tu,•Mitchell and Dublin, mails closing as
the soil which Mr Ed. Holmes, the
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agent, St. Paul, who was
abyv6:a ted
a4 iia for British Isles and European conn•
tiies•Yntended to be forwarded by New York,
government
in charge, explained was the only soil
capable of producing such a rich pro-
muatliavo written on the top left hand corner
duction as this exhibit certainly was-
ofenvelope, VIA N>tw Yoits.
Of course the object of making the ex.
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hibit was to interest those desiring
READERS OF THIS PAPER
new houses, or who wished to better
A.ESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING
ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS
their present condition. Mr Holmes
says that fully five thousand heads of
:SHIdULD INSIST UPON HAVING
'W�yji9TTHEY ASK FOR.t REFUSINIi
OR
families have gone from different
in
ALL,BUBSTITUTES IMITATIONS.
States of the Union and settled
Western Canada this year. They are
Factory and contents on roperty of
g. d
Buchanan for $125; by payin pp15 down . nd R. WM. G QNN, L, R. C. P.. and L. R. O. B.
balance at $l0 month. Building W. be re- Edinburgh.
Apply to J. SCOTT (limon. g Office-OntarioBrestClinton
now sending hack glowing reports of
k It -bas always 'been to the credit of
the country. He has excursions leav-
i Sit Wilfrid Laurier-lona• before he
ing tliice a week for Winnipeg and
Edmonton, will be to send
beeame'Premier of Canada -that he
and pleased
samples and other information to those
' wwrbefolre all else a Canadian, thathe
rsquest.ing it, by addressing him as
. was 8eized with the possibilities of Can-
above."
4 adaJis a'co-partner on equal terms in
Investigation Challenged.
the gtea� est empire of the wotld and
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that - made it his ideal to. place Can-
-Members
of the Ontario Oppositicn
r aloin her rightful. place among the
have had a hard road to travel. They
ei bbrfiotid of nations. Since becom-
have felt the necessity of presenting
fur
�ij" retxiier. he has used the o or-
g'y(l PP
some excuse opposing the Liberal
Government, but they could not, point
tunittes'that were his to cdrry ont-so
to one dollar misspent, and when chal-
far 'as ;practicable -the old ideal.
'salting at Queen's University last
lenged to do so they were obliged to
take refuge in the vague statement
that the public accounts of the Prov-
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roveelz'he declared that_ the English
ince were not honestly made u and
P
lsiggtrage i® rapidly taking the place
were not thoroughly audited. Hon. G.
W. Ross dealt with that statement at
,pf, 411;'th8 others the world over and
Mount Forest last Monday night,point-
k. he always urged his Quebec conn-
ing out that on page 333 of the Revised
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trymen •iso learn English. The lately
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Statutes of 1897, -there is the most am-
pie provision for the audit of the pub -
' lr6surrected `'La Minerve," the French
lie accounts, that the audit is as full
triick+�t organ oP Sir Charles Tupper,
Sir Wil-
and complete and searching as the aud-
it of public accounts at Ottawa, and
wlpticing. this statement calls
that in every essential respect the Pro-
1eid' x`tin' Anglo-mania•smitten French
vincial Auditor of Ontario,has the same
d of Sir Wilfrid
The words 'n w
ri,la .
yG ad
a
power as the Dominion Auditor. ,He
said,mo reover that the Public Ac-
"+K bed �7 O qualification -no apology.
couts Committee,of which Col. Math-
'eson is
hfi8e Arse the plain statements of an
1.,•,
a member. and which consisted
last year of the leading Conservatives
r,10,)'v}ous'fact. We mention it to show
in the;house, has access to every paper
aai'F;Lp,, Minerve" is "La Minerve"
and document affecting the public ac -
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t still:,` •xiii its old days it was always
counts of the Province, with a right to
examine witnesses under, oath, and
wotr,t to tgnora what was obvious and
prove every transaction to the very
ttia'and express appreciation for what
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bottom.
The Minister of Education is not con-
was.'ttivial and unhealthy. Walking
tent that the Government to which he
tkplie,oldpaths it will still continue to
belongs should lie under suspicion, so
a be.a`apentforee in Canadian politica.
he made a challenge that ought to in
duce his critics to up or shut up,
a matter of surprise! can see why
good's Sarsaparilla cures, when other
put
"IP," he said, 'Mr Whitney is not eat -
.; ,+A0'"V,4nC'ouyer Province publishes
isfied with this mode of auditing th
4tn 10', . yitlr► with Mr Lester W. Ha-
Public acc�unta are presented, or the
the Government has directly or indir
•,rw1.ottlh°an editorial writer on The Mid-
ectly profitted by any transaction af-
nicht S of Dawson City, in the
fecting the public interest,and I tell M
IItL}i#6e' f which Mr Haworth says:-
Whitney here that he can have a com-
mittee of the House,and can call in th
'tTho heads of all the departments, I
best accountants in the land to exam
I 'belifsye, are innocent of crookedness
We our mode of keeping the public ac
counts, Qnd can examine all other
'r+'Wt eft, the, Gold Commissioner, and
per
be by
e the drown Attorney, sievert so
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sons that can reached a subpoena
of the Rouse,and the Government will
I coli.. ascertain, did a crocked
rthtse
stand or fall b the consequences- of
y Whitneyr
that investigation. If Mr
It's a long'stoiy in regard to how
y
Col. Matheson thinks that the Govern
reports originated. A newspa-
went, for a sinister putpose,isattempti
Ing to transaction,
. et"•.dorrespoitdent, named Pelletter,
conceal any public
let them say so in Parliament, on their
r,
I .to whom Mr Wade. adminiiitel ed a de-
responsibility as members, and th
lie'eved thrashing, wanted to gain glory
Government will place at their dispose
' bq $etting,ecmoicifthe offiCets dismiss-
.
all the machinery of Parliament t
collect the necessary evidence to mak
11 od, .He,•ctras donnected with the Min-
their charges, good. ..
frig kicharige at luwabri, and by tiay
"We have nothing to fear," Mr Rose
"for
-fin fI016 gob 6cimv information from.
g.
added, there is frothing corrupt
or irregular to disclose. Mr Whitlie
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W, 610ke, hoad clerk in Mr Fawcett g
must not make the mistake of regard
oiAe'e, wbleh, course, was given
Ila as the successors of,the Trippers an
, ,of
�IEter houjrs, ' Thst information could
n:
the Langevins and the Raggarts who
, he has bean accustomed to follow, an
O aaeo furnished -during business
whom he follows still We are th
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when Mr
hpif4Yft jitet As WP1l` Well, w
successors of a difl?erent class of poll
ticianet, ai;' our record during the lag
golvle 4 t+i`i�t3c�C in ijaw&od ten days
2i years has shown. There is no. staff
'I' lei ;rollettci`, whose real
idol b'
on our (inanelal record, avid it door no
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I 1poA in Wimilpog is I"e1key, �tibtained
lie within the powe't of our c otien
to discredit that record by ,anypdiscloil
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I HE CLINTON NEW ERA
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of that village, died on the night of
the fire (Monday) from beam Ya[lure.
husband is absent in Seattle,
eight survive her -four sons and four !
daughters. Eighteen grand -children '
and seventeen great grandchildren
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Wanted Professional andOtherCards I
Oats 'fy
AD-VINOD PAYET1Her
Washington, and could not get home
are also left to mourn the loss of a lov-
SCOTT & McKE ZIE.
Barristers, Solicitors, &o.,
to attend the funeral.
ing mother and kind neighbor.
IN EXCIIA"NG E r
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We regret to hear of the serious
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Evelyn, the 8•
illness of Lvely a
dangerous r
Mr H. Park, of Wingham, returned 12
1
o , Friday.
's fait Ls, x last
from his v t y 1
lbs. choice Oatmeal for 1 bush, Oats Clinton and Bayfield.
- Blo k Isaac Street.
T FLOE E111otL a
CLix ONO Qa
s � f
3 choice Family Flour bush Oats
lbs. o o y
0 Commencing on the 1St
and
year-old daughter of James Parr, two
, While there he had it t•ery narrow es.
BAYFIELD OFrtcE-Open every Thursday,.-
Main Street, first door west of Post Office.
� of January next post-
and a half miles north of Brussels. It
cape from a serious accident. He was
e will be lm osed
p
is to be hoped a change for the better
out hunting and was using smokeless
the
Oats taken in exchange 41ONEV TO LOA4N.
E. H. MoKENzn1
a g
will soon set in.
powder. Not being aware of
for
JAMESSCOTr,
Groceries
upon news a ors pay-
p p 1 p Y
The couuty jail has two inmates-
Helen Bowler, of Ashfield, a woman
strep th, the charge be put in was
a ua o a double chtgtr a and in iirin g
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W. BRYDONE.
able by -•the- llblisher
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This will m6dii considerable of
of unsound mind who is awaiting re-
moval to an asylum, and Malcolm Mc-
y
,
burst the un. Pieces of the un bat •
g g
rel made holes through his coat sleeve
These are our present rates,
but we don't know' how lou BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY
g
they will continue. ETC,
an outlay in the year and
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w Cosh, of Stephen, who was sent ftp last
week for thirty days by Charles Eilber,
on both sides of his left arra, and in-
flitted a slight cut on his wrist. The
injury
PUBLIC,
-Office -Beaver $1oCli.
O. OLSON; Clinton
while the price of the NEW
J. P., for malicious jury to property,
escape from a very serious was
for titnate.
Up-stafre, Opposite Foster's Photo Gallery
ERA will not be raised On
One of our bld and respected resi
dents in the person of Mr David Scott
Isaac Jarrett, of Ki en, sold his 5U
PP
IT PAYS TO CLINTON
.than
that account, it is more than
passed over to the silent majority on
acre farm in Stanley to his father•in-
low. Gilbert McDonald, for the sum of
M. G. CAMERON
ever neeeseary that we
Oct. 16th. Deceased came to this
country from Scotlwnd in his early
$2,8t)Op. Mr Jarrott hits since bought
(Formerly of Cameron Holt & Camerong
On advance payment. We
manhood, and settled in the vicinity of
the fat in of Mrs John Rosa, of the
London road; the price Mrs Ross re-
V BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
cannot afford to a OSta a
p y p g
Wroxeter, but for the past twenty
years he has resided within the cor-
ceives is $6,000. Mr Alex. McBeath,
Office-Hawllton St opposite Colborne Hones
GODERICH, ONT
in advance and wait an inde-
poration.
of Stanley, has also been extending
finite time for the rice Of the
p
A rather peculiar incident happened
to a Hentr nice the other even-
�' y
his borders, and has bought the farm
Mrs McDougall, the 3rd con, of
This Hue adjoins
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TheCanadaBusinessCollege JOHN RIDOUT•
paper. 'f+
young
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ing. He was returning home from
Stanley. a property
S
Mr Mc•Beath's, which will rye hila an
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CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, RTC
We are Sure that
church on a recent wet Sunday night,
excellent farm of 200 Aeras. The rice
CHATRAM, ONT.
most of our subscribers
and upon arriving homefounda couple
P P
of lizardson-hisbody, How they got
which he gives is in the neighbor hood
of$5,500..MrR,Murray, of Tricker-
Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Money to
still leads its contemporaries in lend on Mortgage and Note security.
and
there he cannot tell; the clammy sell-
but.pleasaut.,
smith, was last week offered $7,000 for
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are too sensible
sation was anything
his tarn of 100 acres. This appears to
-HURON STREET, CLINTON—
fair-minded to expect
We
Mr C. Gillespie and Messrs Armour
& McAllister, Of Wingham, are ship,
be no inducement to Mr Murray,
which is self evident that he is in no
of our pupils were placed in choice positions
in the ten months ending July let, an average R. AGNEW.
uS t0 d0 SO• ex-
therefore, that before
ping their season's gathering of eggs
this week.. The two. firms have gath-
way scarce of cash..
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of nearly four per week What do you think
of it? DENTIST, CLINTON
pect,
the C10Se Of the year °Vel'
y Y
ered over twenty car loads of eggs
from the fat mere in that vicinity dur-
Mrs D. Labor, Waterford, Ont., Says: "I
Eagyard's Yellow Oil for
It pays to attend the best AT ZURICH THE 2ND THURSDAY ON
subscriber in arrears will pay
ing the season, which will total up
can reoommend
pains of. any kind. It cured me of a die-
College Be -opens for the Fall Term EACH ONTH
a ear in ad-
nearly .$200,000 dozen of eggs.
tresstng pain that the doctor could not
Tuesday, September 0th. Write for oat
Office Hours -9 to
u and also a
p, pay y ,
Frederick Triebner, of Stephen
cure."
alogue of either department to '�--
vance. Subscribers In arrears
township, one of the pioneers around
in
Exeter, died on Saturday. He was
W.. Burt, a well-to-do farmer, about
D. MCLACHLAN & Co.Chatham DR- T. C• BRUCE,
should bear this notice mind
and not their minds rest
found at Itis home in :.n unconscious
condition by a neighbor: up to this
10 years old, living nine miles east Of
Napanee, was accidently killed Thurs-
-SURGEON DENTIST,
PROPERITES FOR SALE OR To LET
Graduate
give
da they pay all
time he enjoyed good health, partial
day afternoon. Mr Burt was riding
R C D B of Ontario, and Trinity
TO RENT varsity Toronto.
night or until
g y
paralvsis b>irig the cause of death. He
one of a span of horses going to work.
arrears on their weeklv visitor.
wnq 73 years of age, and leaves,to sur-
The horses becoming seared threw him
feet became in
--- Special attention given to the Preservation ,
A comfortable house on Mary St., No. 86, re• the natural tooth.
MOSt Our subscribers
vine him a widow and son Fra
We regret to note the illness of Mrs
, Off. One of his tangled
I the harness, and the frightened team
occupied by C. C, Rance. For artfou-
Cars apply to MRS S. HOLUSa Oftice, Coate flock, over Taylor's shoe stere
Care
of
pay in advance, and We want
Muldrew, Egmondville. Two weeks
agn she went out to McKillop on a
dragged his body around the fields for
over an hour, killing him. The body
Princess St. N. B. -Will visit Blyth every Monday and
FOR BALE. Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during the
to get thein all Oil the same
vigit to lter- daughter, Mrs Scarlett,
wxs bruised:,veky little.. i I ,,
summer
the D.
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The P80018'S Faith
footing. It is as easy to pay
hence,
where sbe was taken sick very sudden-
w At present 'writing she is still
there, but anmewhat improved though
Factory and contents on roperty of
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Buchanan for $125; by payin pp15 down . nd R. WM. G QNN, L, R. C. P.. and L. R. O. B.
balance at $l0 month. Building W. be re- Edinburgh.
Apply to J. SCOTT (limon. g Office-OntarioBrestClinton
now as ,-ix months
moved. o ,
Night esus at front door o1 residence on Rattan
deal more to
yet very weak.
`:
bury St., opposite Presbyterian church.
and a profitable
all parties concerned.
At a meeting of the dlreetor9'of the
south Huron Agricultural SocieW,
Firmly Grounded Upon R�eal Merit
HOUSE TO RENT.
—
The large frame dwellingg house on Albert
held at Hensall on Monday, it was de-
-They Know Mood's Sar saparilla
Street, late.y occupied by Mr. Todd with halt Drs. TURNBULL & GRALAM
We shall still endeavour
tided to hold a Fat Stock show on the
Absolutely and Permanently
an acre of land. lent moderate. ripply to PERBIN'S BLOCK, Stairs,
to publish the newsiest paper
Agriculbiral grounds in °Exeter on De-
cember 16th. Liberal prizes will be
Cures When All Others Fall.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is not merely a simple
JAMES SCOTT, Barrister.
CLINTON.INwere
in the Province, and ask that
offered for fat stock of all kinds, also
preparation of Sarsaparilla, Dock, Stil-
HOUSE TO RENT. Night calls answered at office.
het us to the
for dressed meats and poult''ry.
lingia and a little Iodide of Potassium.
J. L. TURNBULL, . - W. GRAHAM
Comfortable frame dwelling, atone cellar, .
Our subscribers p
extent of promptly paying up
The school house at Zetland narrow-
]v escaped being destroyed by fire on
Besides these excellent alteratives it also
,
contains those great anti-piljous and
news y papered; corner of Rattenbury and -
Orange streets. Reit $7 monthly no taxes.
any arrears, and also paying
Thursday evening. A Harvest Home
waq being held by the Anglican Sun_
liver remedies, Mandrake and Donde-
Applyto W. W. N'ARRAN. DR. J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
_ A�Coucheur, etc., office and residence On.
Strictly in advance In the
day School people and at the close Mr
lion. it also contains those great
HOUSE TO LET. tarso Bt., opposite English church, formerly o0
cupled by Dr. Appleton, Clinton out,
future.
Wm Deyell was blowing out the lights
in the chandelier, when tt became de-
kidney remedies, Uva Urst, Juniper
Berries, and Pipsissevr•a..
Good large house On Rattenbury street, with
taChed and fell to 1 he fluor, ePttin fire
g
to the building. It was with a groat
deal of effort that the fire was fought
,
Nor• are these all. Other• very .valuable
curative•agents are harmoniouslycom.
, is
bined in Hoods sarsaparilla
six large rooms, cellar and woodshed summer
kitchen, pantry, hard and soft wafer, large DR. MaCCALLUM.
stable. Will be rented cheap to permanent M• D., C, M., McGill. M. C. P. & B„ Ontario
tenant. Apply to NEW ERA Office, or to
JOHN H. WORSELL, Godericb. to Residentto Royal Victoria
Crisp County Clipping's
and placed under, control.
carefulfy prepared under the indeIIt
Hoa cathysician
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M%Icolm McCuish, of Mt. Carmel,
On Tuesday evening a very happy
t ook lace at the residence of
supervision of a regularly educated
pharmacist..
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE. NOhffi�e—Dr. Dowsley's stand. Rattenbury St.
K calls at Clarendon Hotel.
has made an assignment to B. Brown,
of Crediton, for the benefit of his cred-
event
Mrs F.Ider, Hensall, and formerly of
Tuckersmith, when her daughter, Miss
Knowing these facts, is the abiding faith
the people have in Hoods Sarsaparilla
You
A splendid farm of I60 acres olvinproved --- ,
rand, o❑ the 2nd con. of Stanley. \A,1 nab 15 ilR BTANh[JRY, (1B DUAfi _ R
frame house, ficins barn,
iters.
M
Helen, WAS married to r Andrew
a matter of surprise! can see why
good's Sarsaparilla cures, when other
acres cleared, good !-� Me cal _ lo
bearing orchard running water. SiCuated two ora nit ort
Mr Jacob Beswitherick is lying
Moir, of U9ber•ne, eldest son of the late
medicines totally,absolutel fail.
y
sf ormerl
miles from town of Clinton. Will be sold on , y of the Hospitals curl
reasonable terms. D. McTAVISH Clinton. Dl res. New York, Coroner for h0
very ill with typhoid fever atbis home
Geo. Moir. The marriage ceremony
by Rev. J. S. Hender-
Hood's Sarsaparilla
CO yotHnrou,Bayfield,Ony.
in-Gorrie.
We regret to state that Mrs James
was performed
son, to the evening at six O'clock, and
witnessed by the relatives of the
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Is the best -in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
COTTAGE AND LOT FOR
SALE. J E, BLACKALL "TERINARII SIURGEON
J.E.
HonoraryGraduateof
Gibson and Airs Benj. Merritt, Blyth,
both ill.
was
contracting parties. -
1 •Sold by all druggists. si; six for $5.
theontarioVaterinary
The undersigned offers for sale a frame cot- College. Treats all diseases of domesticated an
y�� are the best after-dinner
(1'S PIIIS
-r i<" qo pills. aid digestion. We,
are very
J. T. Curtis has been re-engaged as
W a are sort o note that Mrs Robt.
Elvie, jr., of'T!ddkereraith, has for some'
tage of four rooms wish kitchen and woodshed male on the most modern and scientific prino
attached, Centrally situated. Goodwaterand Plea Office -immediately South of the New Ere
Office. Residence -Albert Bt„ eiinton. Cal
teacher in Anderson's school, Morris,
days been :kept from her usual activity
drainage. Will be sold cheap. A plv to
W. Y SURLE. night ordav attendadt0 pCOmptly
Direst
for 1899, at an advance in salary, kE3
by a pair of scalded feet. Mrs Elgie
Clinton Dec. 10th
Robt. Thompson, Brussels, has leased
block
Was busy per.formintr her household
Bulb � Import from
JOHN F. MILNE, VETERINARY SURGEON
HO[1SE FOR SALE. has to
one of the stores in Dr. Graham's
duties, when she Kaci occasion to Litt
a Ao sand.
returned Clinton and opened an office
for an emporium for butter and eggs..
tea kettle of boiling water, 'and by
some means the kettle upset, the con-
Hyacinth, air color, double and single
at the Queen's Hotel, where be may be conenit-
$2,200 buys the two semi-detached brick ed for the treatment of all diseases of horses,
cattle, &o. All calls, night day,
I.L. Jeckell, son of Wm. Jeckell, near
Exeter, has been engaged to teach in
tents spilling on her feet. The wounds
hear
Narcessus, sl4gle and double
Chinese sacred Llllcs
houses on Rattenbury St., known as the JFox- or promptly at
ton Property. tended to.
Mouses lots for
the `Thames Road school neat season,
"are very painful, but, we hope to
of her sugedy, rpeovery
Fusias
Tuberous Begonias
the, and also vacant sale,
-1ltoney.-Private funds in large and small
at a salary of $325.
Mr D. Stewart, of the term of Wilson
Lellum Candidas
Croens, Etts.
sums to loan on m +,v;age. Rates low. A assure of LIrriage ce nsEB SCOTT BR.
W. BRYDONE Barrister. lIl ieeurar of Marriage Licenses, Library doom
Mrs James Coulter, of Morris, was
and,McN'aughton,-,Seaforth, had a nar-
Special Collection of 200 Bulbs for $1.00
and Residence, Mary street, Clinton.
n o
thrown from a wagon on Friday, by
from
ha,d
.row escape from suffocation. He en
Come and see it
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
SALE
thrown
starting s nlF and
her left arm broken at the elbow.
tered the smoke of Beattie Bros„ when
the door, which closes with an outside
FOR SALE -Good double-barreled, breach-
loading shot gun. Will exchange for hay or
wood, JNO. CUNINGHAME,
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDEBBORO
That desirable Brick Business Stand on Al ISSUER OF bfARRIAGE LIChNSEB.
John Welsh Exeter, has purchased
p
has suddenly closed, imprisoning Mr
p, y P g •
bert St., Clinton, occupied by Mr N. Robson, is No witnesses required
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
from Thomas Hartou the 50 acres on
the London road,
Stewart, who was soon experiencing
suffocation. With great. presence of
offered for sale, including rear lot and stable.
The location is one of the best in Clinton. The
the west aide of
known as the Murray fat m,
board
mind he kicked ila loose at the
In llte Estate of Arthur W. Willson, Insol-
t title in- 1 W. FARN MB
preporty ie tree from incumbrance at d � CO ,MEMBER O>T ABB'N Ol/
disputable. Price reasonable and terms to quit • P. L; S., Provincial Land Surveyor and
We are, pletsed to note that Mrs
bottom of the building, and called for
help, and was soon extricated from his
vent.
purchaser. Apply to GEO. STANBURY• Lon- Civil' Engineer, London, Ont.—Office at Geo,
don Road or address Clinton P: O Stewart's Grocery Store, Clinton,
Wm. Berry, of the London Road, near
Bruce9eld, who has been very ill for
perilous nOaition'
Geo. Hess, son of
—
Notice is hereby given that ARTHUR W.
F. HOImeBNille, in the
For Sale or to Rent. CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
some daya, is now slowly improving.
Master only
Hess, jr., Zurich, had a narrow escape
WILLSON of tbelVillave of
County o? Huron, Merchant, has this day made
COOYER'B
Mr James as purchased the
Pettyy P
farm of the late Mr Robt. Elgie, of
from losing one of his eyes. The little
g y
few
an assignment for the benefit of his creditors,
to the undersigned, pursuant to R, S. O. 1898,
The choice brick hoose on the corner of Ful- LD STAND,
ton and Joseph streets, belonging to the estate Next to Commercial Uotel.
IS
Tuckersmith, opposite to Mr Samuel
fellow was playing with a other
little boy 3 and in some way fell on the
Capp 147.
A meeting of Creditors of the Paid Insolvent
of the late Richard Heywood, offered either _,,—
for sale or to rent. It contains room for ordf• This k lisument is in tall o, eration and a
Smillie'° farm, for the sum of $4,3000,
We regret to hear of the decease of
regret
sharp point of a lead pencil, which en-
tared the head behind the eyeball,
will be held at his Store in llolmesville, on
Thursday. November 3 1898, at2o'clock p,m„
for the appointment of 1'nspeetors and the
nary family, is practically a new house, .with order filled in the moat Batisfacto, y way Ceme
all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre cry and granite work a specialty. Prices a
of land, If the property is not sold or rented, those
Mrs Dickson,+ former well
causing it to bulge Out. The doctor
giv
ing of directions with reference to the disposal
-
bonable as of any eetablishment
part of it will be rented. Appply to
W. COATS, bxeoutor, Clinton.
known resident of the 12th con. of
Grey. She died at Detroit ort Monday
was called in and dressed the wound
and he is doing as well as can be ex-
of theestate.
All peraons having claims against the said
BEALE & HOOVER, Clinton
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and was buried at Brussels cemetery
Y
petted. It is thought he.will regain
Insolvont are required on or before the 15th
day of November, 1898, to file the same with the
House -
Old rade
FARM TO RENT. FED
WAN
on Friday. \
the sight back; it is post ible that there
'assignee, dutyy verified,
Dated Godorich this 26th day of October,
Hi Man
High Grade Man or Woma><,
of good Church standing to act as Manager
Miss Mortlock, Exeter, burstrt blood
will be an ugly scar left behind.
g y
at
A. D., 1898,
Lot 41 con, 8, Goderleb township, containin g here and do office work and Correspondence
60 acres, 11 acres fall wheat, 50 acres meadow at their home. Business already bit and
y u t
vessel in her head on Sunday, and lost
about a ailful of blood. It was with
p
On Monday afternoon, as Rev. Mr
Aitcheson, of Kippen, was ettingint0
OTTER B. WILLSON, Assignee, by
LOFTi79 E. DANCEY His Solicitor.
a nd asture; Cod builain B and Cod orchard. p
established hero, Salary 8t>00, Enaloee self-
e
The arm is t e propertyb ,Mrs flame Hudic, addressed stamped envoiope for our terms to
difficulty the flow was stopped. She is
regaining stiengtb,
his bulgy, the horse starts off, and
save himself from falling the Rev. gen-.
and will be rented at a reasonable figure to a
�� yy A. Ave.Elder, General Manager. 189 Michigan
gCOApply to Security for
fur ALDW ORT13, e., Chicago lll
to
The Imperial
On Saturday as, Frank Johnson, of
Kinburn, was ridin�a horse, the ani.
tleman caught bold of one of the back
wheels of the buggy. His daughter,
NKAT MARKT
1st con. Goderich Township.
AGE111TS-
"KlonalkoGoldFielde,
mal sudden] backed and threw the lad
y
who was eeated in the ri seem the
dangerous position of hergfather,cried
P
•
al arsge cheap, vain•
Farm for Sale Or t0 Bent. able book, selling like awhirlwind. Beautiful
over its head. A broken Forearm was
the result of the fall.
R
for help to the passers-by, which added
frightened
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The undersigned wish to inform
— prospectus twent,yflue cents. Books on time)
Farm in Township of Tuckersmith, being lot BRADLEY-GARRETSON COMPANY,LutrraD.
29, con. 2, H. R. S., containing 100 acres of good
Thomas Dart, who has been for the
to the terror of the already
horse. Mr Aitcheson wag dragged
the people of Clinton and vicinity
they have in the
Toronto.
land, well adapted for either grain or Stock -
8
past summer engaged at Mr ROht. Es-
quite a distance before he could extri-
opened up store
formerly occupied by Fair & Co.
raising, land In good state of cultivation,
acres of good hardwood bush On the place AGBl\iTS
sery's, dentralia, has purchased the
San-
tate himself, and as a result received
a v
are two good frame barns, stone stabling under "The beat life of Her Majesty I have seen,
Lord Lorne ^Queen
farm lately owned by Mr Richard
do, for the sum of $3,000.
severe cut on the back of hit; head.
MxeHay Block Ontario St.
! ,
one; drivfog shed, never -tailing spring near writes about Victoria."
barn, brick house and kitchen soft water in- Agents make fire dollars daily.
BRADLEY-GARRETSON
G. A, Howe, late Deputy Reeve of
liobt. liafl Was last week fined $20
whore they will keep in stook all kinds of
side COMPANY, Lnum.
.,t., ggood well, orchard etc. Tho farm is well
situated, being five miles from Clinton and six Toronto.
Morris, now a resident of Blyth, is
bothered a deal with something
g
and cos*s b Mavistrates R. Harrison,
y
of Ashfield, and W. Mallougb, of Dun-
)), rosh, Cooked, Cured and
Canned MeatB,
from Seaforth, on good ravel road, convenient
to vohool, Church opposite pisco. Will be sold GENTS -Book business is bettor than for
intends farming. bo
great
g
akin to. paralysis, but We hope the
sullen, for assaulting Wm. S sera,
g g
Halle a contract o brush
of
such as is usually carried in a firstrdlass meab
with
cheap, as proprietor givin up years pest also hays bottcrandfaster selling
Fi
For particulars appply on the prem sea, or to books. A genta.dear from $10 to $40 weekly. A
A. E3. TURNER Clinton 'lint. "Queen 'Lifeof
the
treatment be is receiving will prove
and clean some land for Speers, and
and clean
Store, together Poultry, Canned Tongue
Beet, Pigs Feet, Mince,Meat, and rill. articles of~
ttewloaders aro, Victoria Mr
Gladstone," "My Motber'S Bible �torles " "Pro.
On Wednesday the nine-year-old son
the assault grew out of a dispute as
to a like naturo which will be dClivered free to"
MiN TON gressivespeaker.1 "Klondike Gold Fields,""Wo.
' Glim Sae of the Unseen, Breakfasb
of Gottfried Wein, of Stephen, while
to a field driving a span of horses, one
him down,
the way the •work was done and the
amount of 'land first specified in the
any part of the town. Orders solicited.
:l lbtl, good Sausage for 25 cents. o
yV00D and COAL YARD nnbr and Suppper," ` Canada; an ]6ncyclopae•
�,Ia.an,
� • " Bookson rinse. On fife free to canvassers,
of the animals knocked and
tramping upon him, broke one of his
agreement. Speerfe face is badly used
ftp from the pounding he received and
JOHN SCRUTON, Manngor
ic BRADLEY•GARRETSON Co.. Liml�rpd,
Subscriber Is progared to gromptly fill all or• Toronto. I'— ° , ,
lege. .
rite understand Hall Clow intends lodg-
T. R. F. CASE & CO,
dors for Wood or Ooat, which will be sold at
onIsaacs
Our readers will be pained' to hear
ing a complaint against Speera for as-
,"
C1LIN.Q�a
lowest rates. ROOMS,
IMPLEMENT ROUMB, W. W�HEATLEY i
W. W ELAMB WKILLOP MU UAL F1
of the death of Mr Samuel Warnick,
'who died in Algoma on the 19th of
September at the a of 81 ears. De-
e Septa g y
Sault,
-
Mere 3@lixabeth. Wilson, relict of the
late Wm. Wilson Plied at the residence
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'` 9LNIBrim
hi
I , T�itAT
AGENTS CVANTED. FARM ISOLATED J
in AR & TC PROPERTY
o Algoma some
ick for s
. ceased left How g
her daughter, James Rath,
of
t4 ents wanted• male and female, dvory ONLY INSU
locality to soil our Big commission
I8 years ago.
of ell er. Mrs
East Wf wanCgh, `Oet.•7tk}. listing
E
y novelties. ,
gold, send application and conte for full oarrtcnris-
Co.'
'Chord has been received of the deoth.
•on
reached the adbaneed age Of 8K years
For Hciattig fold
line of sauiVpen Tho n Life MY'k
FRANCIS
Confederation Life B7d' S Toronto Geo, watt Peosidont t1ar1 cif
g o' d `���
t of ilii David Black, which took lace
�edar
and six months. I)eeeased's maiden
' Ventilating PuiIi0g !s
' McLean, Kippon P. O., ` Vieo=Prt a ' . J;
on th 17th of last month .at
. Bluiie Nebraska, Mr Black wag at
,name was Corle ,. ands a was born
ar, yCount Mayor, Iv
near Castleb y y
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,, This ;oxeollont Drum 1g con-
u d tth ver b st mater•
Shannon, Sac&qTreae, Beafdrth P-0; xhoe,lot
i onto Evor wliare for Hays+ SeaforUt P.O-, 'Inepeotorot Loss6s, , -
ACTIVE Solicitors W
Lit
r1• Vview with hien $1 td. Said• ire had . q
tib ores they, can make themselves of that Dile time a resident of Wroketer and land, on June 12th, 1818, She was . i tjun cafe most eclontlfia •'rin• The Story i6f es the hill probe,' h Murat D1ttt bxoRs
a n cri.n be m3,do b ail et!tloU ori their hi hl roti acted. l nd in 1881 and came to A. bi toe andli virtue i it bairn Haigtoad oomntiesibne h trio goyorhmontds . �}, Broadloot, 'a eafortht Johh G. Girleve
�brlfi'ts of aotruptiozl ,�tCl, ll y ag t st „ y y .p g y p married to Ire a � , . t np. official x'ist6vIan til the ar Dopdrtibent. The
b@ilei . ar settlin ir3 Pitz• �: Postures is t bl rdatnet K[cating Winthrop P. 0.; George Dale, Seafelth; Thee,
, ' v1. i Oanttdit the same ye , :. g book WftgWrittenin drmy eamt5s eC sen Fran E. Hags SaaPbrth J Eva rt B eb
ttebi fl nffiae. lit tlg ivie in eta . ,.: x, Oh Tftesdii o,0onlog of last weep 1Vir
llrutir, on Ehrt%, . It takt.'g the a n 8 , . htvood Pc
t hi Cariett5n ^butlty After cisco on rite Ptcn I with Gbnbral Mbri Frain• O a oa b C t
. :. ' ro Owns t d ON. k alt limon, T bmab Irrdn
,,y ie as y . p a9ld air t to the fiber heats an Ox►
Edward . Sotherati, T!~ordw h, w q th6 h s Mals fit Sbnblulo in Halt bug, in the , r
outfit dontl�i 6ltibit.brief reatdifigtherea ntitnber of ears sli6 t dirculaos_itathroughthb botiee, b l? . insu bat B ucofield,Johnl , 110hn,$1PV#n,
united in the hol$r bond$ Of mAttirldtiny 1111 het" hustotid, filimil ifl ! find thus ebbnoMIZO i In the mat Amoriban trendhst# fit Matlil ; iu tlttl cg �hmsTa
btk Wthorut ei gif ole ifs Mri Nitta C#ibsont The 'c °mon removed w _ y .. f arnpa �ivitlt: Ajlninfilao, oe° .the look be the
, Rutotl count "..id , 853 'arid l9ettiod in leg of x1to1 ka such an otttAtuCthat C Me 9a with Dortoy titl ih tike that of battle `
ladp,gftod. Pt'tae GQ, i y . ; ri a sures Itobe>?''il13Slth i3adttdi#1.Yr� ;i t rtra,htbltii8if.
was peri5r ' fliert the reatol^.y Gt# e. illi ne.hale rests fuel i+r reiltttrba, P
3llofcria to+ hibipt boy lie'1tt te>rkfaVed 4~ btl ,idbt smoli4 11as nb assuee Ye saw to et tut fall ;itis M nitlid. and a fb> k 4, pule, It t,• 1Kol4iiltan, soirforth moo t�ttml
tS+Ri1r+iQ. , t sine r l .,, 8 t t`fkt thti� t♦ielrldedtittitil.Elte' tri ostl'witibhavbanairfne2ibay tvliey $rlttittilb4drlgltit, ,'ttrr6�_ kott lfy }otla.n ing glnondWLllilJQhnGbrfin� tar John
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