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John Stormont, Esq.
J. G. Ramsey, Esq.
Geo. Vernal, Esq.
Ex-Ald. W. T.'Stewarb.
G. T. Pendritll, Esq. •
John hide, Esq., of Inerie & Graham,
Wm. Hevenden, Esq.
Win. Tarelkcld, Esq.
W. 8. Johnston, Esq.
T. J. Ryan, Esq.
Jas. E. Henderson, Esq., of Stockwell
& Henderson.
Frederick Diver, Esq., Central Press
Agency, Toronto.
Harry Brawn, Esq., of Brown Bros. &
Co., Toronto.
Nicholas Murphy, Esq., Q.C.
Thos. Parkinson, Esq., of Messrs.
Powell & Parkinson.
John Brown, Esq., corner Simcoe and
Adelaide streets.
S. T. Britten, Esq., of Britten &
Bradshaw. '
Chas. Field, Esq., Queen street east.
Win, Hirst, Esq., corner Church and
Shuter streets.
And hundreds. of others.
Yours truly,
MAXWELL JOEIHSTON.
Mr. Johnston appeared before Mr. C.
'Henderson, Cominissioner in the High
Court of Justice; and gave the following
declaration as regards the absolute truth
of the statements made in his letter :—
DOMINION OF CANADA,
Provinve of Ontario,
County of York.
To WIT ;—In the matter of a letter to
Messrs.: T. Milburn & Co., dated 3rd De-
cember, 1896, I, • Maxwell Johnston, of
the City of Toronto, in the County of
York, do solemnly declare that the state
menta contained in the above letter are
true, and ',make this solemn declaration
conscientiously believing it to be true,
and knowing that it is of the ;anis force
and effect as if made under oath and by
virtue of the Canada.evidence act, 1893,
declared before me at Toronto, in the
County of Fork, this 3rd day of Decem-
ber, 1800, by Chas. Henderson, a Com-
missioner in II. C. J. Courts.
(Signed),
MAXWELL JOHNSTON,
of Maxwell Johnston & Co.,
72 Bay street, Toronto, Ont, '
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4t1rk of reed Corn. Oats, Barley,
4, Peas, &c.
aii1 est market Price paid for Coarse
rains, or taken in exchange.
Oash paid for Eggs.
RILL & J OYN ER
9 rMURON ST., CLINTON.
GOOK'S
ou.rmFeed Store
AN . & SHORTS
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L CAKE and MEAL
OF ALL KINDS.
Minds Choice Oatmeal for 1
1 bushel of Oats.
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PITAL, - - $2,000,000.
ST FUND, - $1,400,000.
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*more endorsers. No mortgage re-
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43. C. BREWER, Manager.
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• ¶lo Wowing loyal and generous ;entt.
menta% translated front the French, of a
memorial just presented to the aeremier,
• signed by nearly two ;Dore Erenoh.Qana.
dian ratepaYere, are,.werthy of being read
and remembered by some of those JJnglish-
speaking Canadians who would like to see
the School agitation kept up:
To the Honorable Mr. Laurier,
Prime Minister of Canada:
The undersigned, all Roman Catholio;
residing in the dist' iot of. Delau, province
of Manitoba, take the liberty of expressing
to you their sincere satisfaotion with the
settlement of the School question, which
has soprovincelo.ng excited the publio mind in this
We know that a large party of French-
Canadian clergy, particularly Archbishop
Langevin, are not satisfied with the settle-
ment, and refuse to aooept it, but speaking
of themselves, the signers of this address are
•r of opinion that all who are'not influenced
by party spirit will aooept the settlement
in question as being the best obtainable un-
der the oiroumstanoes. If this settlement
is carried out in good faith by the local au-
thoritiee,we are certain that the dissensions
which agitate the country will gradually
disappear, and that perfect harmony will
reign in the provinoe.
Moreover, the Conservative party had the
question in hand for six years, and was not
able to get what you, sir, have obtained
gently and quietly, and to the satisfaction
of the majority of the people of Manitoba.
Consequently we consider it • a duty to
thank you for the generous efforts you have
made to arrange the settlement, through
which we hope to be able to give our child-
ren an education that shall fit them to walk
abreast of those of English descent.
We beg also that you will kindly under-
take to present our thanks to the Honor-
able Mr. Tarte, as well as to all those who
have aided in bringing about this favorable
oonolueion of the difficulty. Here at Delau
we are in a position to profit by the ar-
rangement when it becomes law, and we
count upon your generous and powerful in-
fluence in our behalf should any parties op-
posed to us try to throw obstacles in cur
way.
• And now, hon. sir, we beg you' to aooept
our sincere congratulations and our ardent
wishes for your happiness in connection
with the New Year which is about to com-
mence. May Heaven lighten the enormous
burden which you have undertaken in as-
suming the government of,the country, and
May it grant yon health and life so that
Canada may keep you for long years yet in
the position of Prime minister.
Such is the ardent desire of your devoted
servants', eto.
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The Cured Never Cease to
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Likea.miy,Wt tidal wave, Paine's Cel-
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To -day it to the only medicine that is ban-
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Paine's Celery Compound, owing to its
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A cured lady, Mrs , George Durant, of
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"For many years I have been a sufferer
from liver troubles, and have doctored with
several physicians, but only found relief
for a very short time. My husband ad-
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from the first bottle that I continued, and
am now using the third bottle. Your com-
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physician. For months before using the
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John Busby and James Quinn were
arrested in Guelph charged with being
the authors of a number of incendiary
fires there recently. Busby turned
Queen's evidence at the preliminary
trial, and gave evidence charging
Quinn with at least one of the crimes.
JEALOUS RIVALS
CANNOT TURN BACK THE TIDE.
THE DEMAND FOR DR. AG-
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It's the old story, "The Survival of the
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CORR IfOn
The NSW' Ent is not In any way xeipaneibtp
for °pintoes.expreeped'ander 1219 head
To 11 k a Editor Of 61ie Neve. Era.
I notticced a "skip," annlobe oy ging ssue of the aour rrival
IN your dietriot of. Mr M. J. Best to spend
his Christman with old friends. Now, I
am one of those who believe that this pro-
vince oan stand on her own merits, without
the aid of such ,c buncombe" statements as
Mr Best has made. I believe that such ex-
aggerated orop statements has done a great
deal of . harm to Manitoba. I, therefore,
wish you to say to your readers that Mr
Best has "drawn a very long bow" when
he said he has 7,000 bushels of wheat the
past year, and that he had received seventy
Dents a bushel for the same. Mr Best had
a not exoe'b 5,000 busheood-krop, but the ls, and unt traised
he prise dhe
got for it did net quite reach sixty' Dents a
bushel. Y''eiR PLAN.
Brandon, Jan. 4, 1897,
Teachers vs. Clerks.
To the Editor of the ,New Era.
DEAR SIu,—In the iasue of the News•Re-
oord of the 6th inst. appears a paragraph
under the heading "Cle,ke and their sala-
ries," which I deem worthy of a reply in
defence of the teaching profession. The
writer evidently wishes to- oonvey to the
publio the idea that teaohere reoeive too
large a remuneration for their services,
while a olerk who seemingly does as much
work is underpaid. He takes for his illus-
tration the olerk of Godericb township,
whom he says receives a salary of $100 pr
$105 for about 150 days labor. Now, Mr
Editor, I find by looking oyer the abstract
sheet issued for said township, that the
clerk not only receives a aalary of $105, but
through holding that office, receives be-
tween $40 and $50 extra. Does the writer
in his statement of the olerk working 150
days include the time required for these
extras? If so then the olerk receives about
one dollar v.
ent oents. If this time iso
e day for hie labr and
nnot then
the clerk must work 60 or 70 days extra, or
in all about the number of tea•ihing days in
a year. Now, sir, how oan this clerk devote
over 200 days work for the township, suc-
cessfully Manage a large farm, be his own
houeekeeper and•yet have very little hired
labor? Besides these extras he gets $11
for postage. Now, as last year was leap
year, this gives him enough for a three Dent
stamp every day (inoluding Sundays). A-
gain, the writer in his comparison, consid-
ers teachers getting salaries from; $300 to
$1,000. I know teaohers who are receiving
or.ly $200 per annum, with no extras. Why
does the writer not regard cheap teaohere
when speaking of underpaid olerks? Do
teachers who receive less than 5800 per an-
num not do as much work as the clerk 'of
the township ? I oonsider that a teacher,
to be a suooes8 in his profession, must not
only work from 6 a.m. till 4 p.m., but must
employ a large. part of the evening in the
preparation of the succeeding day's lessons.
Thanking you, kindly, Mr. Editor, for the
spade in your valuable paper, I remain,
AN ELECTOR.
THAT HULLETT WOOD CUTTING
To th.e Editor of the New Era.
MORE LIGHT ON THE WOOD ABUTTING,—MR
EnITGR.—Kindly allow me space in your
valuable paper. I did not think it was
necessary to say anything more about the
wood cutting, but the boys seem to think I
do not know what I am talking about, as I
am a rambler, no doubt. I will just give'
them another littl9 pointer. As they will
know, they tried to get another similar
contract, but the farmer, being farther see -
than the first, wished to know how long
they would be,®but this the boys could not
tell. As the farmer did not wish to board
.khem all winter, he did not let them have
the job. Now boys, you :may think that I
ramble considerably, but it happens to be
in your direction, and I seem to trample
on your corns, bat nevertheless true. As
to the challenge, I am not much of a wood
cutter, but I thought that more wood
ought to be cut in three weeks.—THE Rem-
BLER.
MR EDITOR.—I think that the boys
should be a little more careful as to
whore they say is the one that has
been corresponding,.about the wood-
cutting, as Ican assure them that they
have missed the nail on the head, and
ad vise them when they get a correspon-
dient to get one that will not lead them
so far astray. By what I can judge by
the several items and what .I know
about the wood -cutting, tl>te scribe was
not very far astray, but no doubt they
are anxious to see the scribe, as the
challenge is still open. Now boys,
the' challenge should be taken up, I
would just advise you to get your assis-
tant to try and fix, up your old saw a
little. Now, Mr Editor, I do not wish
to take up any more of your valuable
space, and would not have taken up
this had I not been charged with being
the guilty one. I can f rnly say that T
have not had anything to do with the
matter. Hoping this will satisfy the
boys on my part land thanking you
for your valuable space, I am, yours
respectfully, A NEIGHBOR OF THEBOYS.
[This must positively end the wood-
cutting controversy, so far att these
columnsareconcerned.—ED.NEW EItA,]
DR. CHASE CURES BACKACHE,
, Kidney troubie generally begins with a
single pain in the back, and in time devel-
oper into Bright's Disease. People troub-
led with stricture, impedimenta, stoppage
"of wafer, or a frequent desire to urinate at
night, will find Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills a blessing. Read the wonderful Dares
in another column. One pill a dose, and if
taken every other night will positively cure
kidney 'trouble.
THE NEW LI$ERAL CABINET.
We have just received a sample Dopy of
a moat excellent and life -like photo engrav-
ing done in three colors, of the new Liberal
Cabinet. The Glope Printing Co, have
secured the exclusive control of the pio•
tura. It is 21x28 inches, and was arranged
from actual photographs by the well-known
Canadian artist, J. D. Kelly, .and is being
prepared by the Toronto Lithographing
Co., which bespeaks perfect work.
We have made arrangements with The
Globe Printing Co. to supply it with a three
month's trial trip of the Weekly Globe and
New Era, and protrait in, for 50o. The pies
ture itself is worth this.
THE WHOLE STORY.
Of the great sales attained and great onre;
accomplished by Hood's Sereaparilfa is
quickly told. It purifies and enriches the
blood, tones the stomach and gives strength
and vigor. Disease cannot enter the sys-
tem fortified by the rich, red blood which
Domes by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, Fick headache,
indigestion, biliousness, X11 druggisto
&2o.
When V•fae Weill. While I Was Sick.
And
ow 1 a ;, Wei : Aga rt,
. MAXWELL
JOHNSTON
One cf the Best Known Printers in Cal da
Tells the story of has terrible sufferings, and gives an account
of his rescue from the Jaws of Death.
Probably no one is better known to
the printing trade of Canada than Max-
well Johnston, of Maxwelell Johnston
& Co,, 72 Bay street, -Toronto. His
many years of experience have ac-
quainted him with almost every per-
son in the entire trade. To many
of his friends it has been known that he
has suffered during very severe illness
the past year, and in regard to the
same Mr. Johnston vyrites the follow-
ing letter ;-,
Toitelaxo, .Dec. 8, 1896.
MESSRS. T. Mite eke & Co.:
DEAR SIRS, —V or over ten months I
suffered from dropsy, caused by kidney
trouble which followed An attack of la
grippe. The symptoms rapidly became
serious and medical aid was called in.
Among others who were consulted were
Dr. Wallace, lir. Norman Allen, Dr.
Weir and Dr. Glass, all of this city, and
I can truly state that they made every
effort that medical skill could provide.
Seven operations were performed within
six months, during which time I visited
at different periods for the purpose of
these operations the following hospitals,
viz: The Toronto General Hospital, St.
Michael's Hospital and Grace Hospital.
Although all that could he done for me
was faithfully and skillfully performed,
I received only temporary relief, the
Operations only serving to remove the
enormous quantities of water which con-
stantly accumulated. As a matter of fact,
17 gallons of water were removed during
the last two_ operations. After the last
operation I was given up to die and was
given only six to twelve days to live. •
In addition to the best medical skill
which money could procure, I used all
kinds of patent medicines which pro-
mised relief, but without effect. All the
family remedies surgest'cd, such as Milk:
weed Tea, Pumpkin Seed Tea, Mullein
Leaf Tea, Spanish Onion Tea, Sweet
Nitre -and Buehu, etc., were faithfully
tried but gave not the slightest relief, s'
that I had lost all hope, when I was pert/
suaded to try Doan's Kidney Pills, to-
gether with Laxa Liver fills. To my
surprise I received almost immediate re-
lief.' At this time I was unable to lie
down and for three, and a half months
previously was forced to sleep in a chair.
My waist measure was then 49 inches`; it
is now 33 inches since the wonderful
cure made by these pills.
I consider myself perfectly cured and
feel strong and well. My weight when
I was attacked was 198 pounds. After
the operations I was reduced to 130. I
weigh new 160. By carefully watching
the action of Doan's Pills and L.'xa
Liver Pills I am positive that to them
alone is due the wonderful cunt 'wjlicl,
has taken place in niy case,
Iain a printer by tla'te and have held
positions in the ollir,,,y cat T/;e Globe, Mail,
octet Beek Rooni• etc., as well as
in Ohio and Detroit, Mich., and have
been an employing printer since 1877.
Although it, may seem iiiteselibl,
every word I have etattd is the traih, and
I am prepared to hack it by the evidence
of hundreds of citizens and friends who
knew me before I was sick and afterwards,
While I was near death's door, and who
now, to their surprise, see Inc restored to
complete health by the use of Dean's Kid-
ney Pills, assisted by Laxa Liver Pills,
I shall be glad to answer inquiries from
sufferers from kidney orliver troubles at
any time, and refer to the following gen-
tlemen who have knowledge of the feces
and can verify every wor'1 I sly. Many
of these gentlemen knew me before my
sickness, during my terrible sufferings,
and since I was restored to health. My
testimony is given voluntarily and with-
out any consideration of any kind, either
directly or indirectly. I. give it 7olely
for the benefit of my fellow beirvr.?7 who
may be afflicted with Dropsy or' e;4duey
troubles of any kind, viz. ;—
R. J. Fleming, F,sq., Mayor of Toronto.
E. F. Clarke, I'sq., M.P., ex -Mayor.
Rev. H. C. Dixon, of Gillespie, An-
sley & Dixon.
J. W. St. Johns Esq., M.PP.
Patrick Boyle, Esq.,, of the Catholic
Register.
Dr. Phillips,
J. B. Cook, Esq., photographer.
W. G. Murdock, Esq., barrister.
T. C. Robinette, Esq., barrister.
John McGregor, Esq., barrister.
Chas. McDonald, Esq., barrister.
M. J. Quinn, Esq:', barrister, etc.
John Kent, Esq., of Gowans, Kent &
Company.
Geo. Gwatkin, Esq., of Gwatkin cot Son.
J. Gordon Mowat, Esq.
J. J. McCaffery, Esq.
R. G. McLean, Esq:
Cfias. B. Doherty, Esq.
Wm. Verner, Esq.
, Mr. Wm. • Bell, the well-known or-
gan and piano man ufacturer of Guelph,
fell from the 2.50 train from Toronto,
and was picked up in a semi-conscious
condition by a freight train 'passing
-shortly afterward. It is supposed he
was blown off while' going from one
car to another.
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Your business, too, is on the decline.
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atioa.
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Severe kidney diseases.
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