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°; We havo stWants from the fol- ,
1pwl . , p4aces attending this well t
t' � : � s: npwn institution of learning:— ti
. Boo, atiquet, 1; Forest, 3; Wyom- j
�t lug, ; ,1,'etrolra, l; Pt. Edward,
1$, P% Huron, Mich.., 13; Ocala,
1111:?l 1; Sault lite Marie, Mich., 1; 4
p,I'esdeq,. 2. Moore, 1, Sarnia, 15, +
Wrote for catalogue t
', - A. S. NINNO ,
` ,' iso date appointed for Thanksgiv
ist## rltty, Nov. 25, is too late in the sra
'poAi; being only a month Prom Christ
1 lids 4 if held earlier in the month, the
pFobabilitiea are that the wealhei
I *.,Ould be more pleasant also.
Qtit this distance we cannot tell wha
P' fret.;the reasons preventing an appoint
`1 ilaent. being made to the North Went
a;":,'"",- 1'!vo]ftla Registrarship, but it seems t
°' *i,d at it would be wisdom to fill th,
vacancy at once, and the Regialrar'
14 `lush# e'ebould'be H. F. Gardner; we fee
I rHGltisfled that this appointment wil
1,#a;ae the sanction of the newspapers-
eea the Hamilton Spectator.
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h . he, Dominion Year Book shows tha
f,J 1890—the latest year of which figure
i yL Lto;04tainable—the following were th+
oCl,itvietionv for ]Drunkenness:—In On
+4t11;<'io, 3132; Quebec, 4307; Nova Scotia
; Li New Brgnswick, 1205; Manitoba
diBritish Columbia, 498; P. E. Island
1� ;;the Territories, 220—Total, 11,558
kri`'We'at'e afraid the follows who ward
i,adrfluk; but were not convicted, would
fs 'oil these figures amazinffly. As i
?* -.,, ' .e they would be "fuller.
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' According to a Winnipeg dispatch i
� �'O 6minelit Roman Catholic of the
I ;city' has received a letter from Rome
t1Eli avbieh is given what is oupposed td
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k tie �tthe correct finding of the Vatican
Gln the Manitoba school question. Thi
r ' ecision is said to be entirelyfavorabid
the'settlement reached between thi
`,,� i toba and' Federal Government
,; fliould this prove to be correct, it wil
seftfe the question for all time, an(
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;c:,lhalvs the wisdom of Mr Laurier's con
a ciliation Polley.
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here seems to be a chronic desire of
� tlie. isrt of the Conservative press tc
`' i.ttle everything done by the Liberals,
Vf�by this should be we cannot ,under-
s^aloud, as many good and honest Con.
k,, eiwatives are quite willing, and do,
, ptftb the Government praise for many
'�ti g acts. They see that the Liberal
vers are tan governing the country,
�alld; iso gaii��iiing the confidence of all
'thiaking mbn, as to render a return of
� ".. ,., ,frier! to power a very remote
' pflSaliil,ity. Cine of the bugbears ao'Per
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eisteiutly advanced. is extravagance,
ftgd•;with all their attempts fail to hon-.
i3tTI Ish0 . where a dollar has been
;ysptfnt without a corresponding benefit
r the country. Money is cheap and
..4 :ilroumatances demand that pro-
" -must be made, and all progressive
]pden.hail with satisfaction the advent
ba]Government determined honestly
t4.odvance. The works being carried
`., 4,jkre absolutely necessary. The mon
y:e being judiciouslyapent,aodcheap-
il,, "obtained. Itis passing Strange to us
q!}ji j?, writers for the public shotild be-
epme'so partisan -blind As to be unable
tt)°'s80 any good in anything that
nee not . emanate from their own
q9 -r This state, of things cannot be
oorfor oily people; let the parties be
istinct, but let each approve what is
i t and oppose what is wrong, no
11t 'r_W ere it originates.
',Jtth. olution of the much considered
il&N problbm has not yetibeen found.
e 4u0tion has resolved itself in this:
] #L.,*e,:prepared to stand the threaten-
il4croaSe of duty to four dollars per
GoiS id on our lumber going into the
gitIStaters? There is no doubt about
Q A ffittiicans wanting lumber, and
, i� .. ea. erto buyloura than to man
11 e, L ' 6 it out of their own forests,and
tl U'd�zn be done by importing logs
' &,wIas'nufacturiag it at their own mills
q)e&;vett double advo ntage—keeping
Olr'. mills running and conserving
pit' oa+)t timber,which they are fear -
d, ok.yksc}�g exhatisted. The impost of
o $ytf"dollar duty is a move to this
fit=tile threatened increase to four
,114rig,%joems very much like a bluff.
oia!i9'6iie course o en to oar Govern -
;(%6r And that is to fully consider what
,l5est,ftlr' the country and then do it,
'ilelletrdent of what the Americaus
gib, ;pc threaten to do. There seems
gooclreason why we should consider
e,1at •all in the matter, the duty is a
,6611 to make it more profitable to
i �itp rage than in lumber, but we
st 'telco, into consideration the
t tlxttt shinning in logs will destroy
.. 'nlillif;Sg industries and greatly tend
Elie` Abstraction of our own supply.
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gAf' MANY AILMENTS.
rldt ;, I have been taking medicines
)ivo.r ,,Qomplaint, rheumatism, heart
bio titia nervous p§oetration, but three
-Plt• W. _cod's liar aparills have done
Or$ goad than ane, other medicine I
a $ver.taisen. I heartily reoommond it
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Crisp► Calull�ty Clippiugs
The entire .Qt ff ..qf tvAgllers of the
Hansall' public school leave been re-
enego,
1111, .George Mu rax, aeAforth, ship -
M34! it car load of ducli,.sand geese to
e United States'last we.e4t.
Messrs Holman and J. Whid on
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teachers bf'B'ttytldfd'public school, have
been re-engaged for the coming year.
Mr. Matthew Finkbeiner, of Stephen,
had his collar bone broken one day last
wea,k by being cr4abcd in a 4tr)til4 by a
team of horses,
+ Coughs, colds, pneumonia and fevers may
be prevented by keeping the blood pare,
1 and the system toned up with Hood's dor•
} eaparills.
1, The trustees of No. 2, Tuckersmith,
I have been showing their appreciation
I of their capable teacher, Mr Forsyth,
1 by re-engaging, him for another year.
1 Miss Jessie McLaughlin, daughter of
ITktos. McLaughlin, Gorrie, has been
1 engaged as teacher in the Junior De-
partment of Gorrie Public Sahool for
. next year.
Mr Edwin Bailey, teacher near Hays-
ville, has been re-engaged for 1898 at a
• salary of $375. Next year will be his
. third year, and every year sees an in-
crease in his Salary.
3 On Wednesday of last week, after a
number of wouths of lingering illness,
Mrs Richard Graham, north of Gorrie,
passed away. Shortly before death
tine was able to sit up.
F. S. Scott sold last week the west
quarter of loe'21, concession 9, illorris,
containing 50 acres, for John Douglas,
i for $1:,800, to Peter McArthur, of the
same ownship
3 Mr and Mrs Hugh Acheson, Kippen,
1 who have been residing in Michigan
I for the past six won ths, came back latit
- 'week. They are fully convinced that
there is no place like Canada.
Mr James Hudson, who has been
living in Egmondville during the pabt
t two years, moved to Mr Sames Cum -
3 mings' farm on Monday last. He has
rented it for a term of years.
On Tuesday of last week, Mrs W. G.
Strong, Gorrre, received a telegram
' from Hamilton, conveying the bad in -
i telligence of the death of her brother,
MrUeo. Marshall, of the township of
Glanford.
I The sympathy of our readers is ex-
t tended to Mr and Mrs Joseph Glolley,of
Wingham, on account of -the death of
their infant daughter, Verda Adella
Mildred, which took place Thursday,
L There was a very happy sociltl event
t at the home of Mr and .Via Eli Elliott,
Turnberry, on Wednesday last, when
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Miss Annie Maud Hardaker, of Hills-
) burg, became Mrs Samuel Elliott, The
i ceremony wavperformed by Rev Jae,
, Hamilton, of Wingham.
With deep regret we report the
3 death of Mrs Thos, Kelly, of Dash-
wood, at the home of her daughter,
I Mrs J. Mellick, of Hay, Mrs Kelly had
I been troubled for about a year with
paralysis and on, Tuesday of last week
passed away at the age of 69 years.
Robert Down, of Bethesda, had the
misfortune on Saturday forenoon to
break one of his legs. He was assisting
1 at a threshing at Joseph Harvey's,
Thatbes Road, and while backing the
engine down the grade from the barn,
they lost control of it, when the tongue
struck Mr. Down on the leg.
Last Thursday Mrs. Geo. Mansion
of Exeter, was summoned to the bed-
side of her father, Mr. McGregor, who
is at present in Aylmer suffering from J
an acute attack of inflammation. Very
little hope is held out for his recovery
as he is nearly eighty years of age.
Messra.Watson Bro's.,o Logan, Son;
of air Henry Watson, of Jeaforth,
have purchased the Archer farm, ad.
joining the corporation of Mitchell, for
the sura of $5,000. The farm consists
of 111 acres; thereare very good build-
ings, and is well wateredby two flow-
ing springs.
We regret to announce the death of
Chas, McDonald, Walton, on Sunday.
He had been prostrated by a paralytic
stroke about a year ago, from wbdeb
he never recovered, although he was
able" to get around until a month be- .
fore his death. He was nearly 66 years
of age.
An old resident of East Wawanosh
passed away on Monday last, in tbe-
person of Walter E. Nichol, fn the 87tb +
year of his age. Deceased had been to ,
resident of this township for a great '
many yearsi and bud been ailing for
some time. The remains were interred
in the Befgrwve cemetery on Wednea- '
day.
Avery prett�y and) quiet wedding
took place cit Wednesday in Kincar-
dine. The contracting parties were I Mr W, Freeman and .Miss Joanna Mc-
Kay, both of ;8eaforth. " The ceremony
was performed by Rev Mr Murray, at •
the residence oft Mr ROSS, the bride's
brother-in-lavR%in the pnesence of a few
friends.
Mr Thos. Ward, of Varna, beats Mr
Modeland in the matter of growingse.
cond cropps. 'This season, h Ward had
dinner 611 a second gwowth of beans.
The vines are again la bloom, and if
the frost keeps off. Mr Ward will have
a third crop. The seedof these ]beans
was broughtout to this country by Mrs
Ward's father in MI.
Mrs Inglis, widow of the late Rev.
Walter Inglis, of. Ayr,. and mother of
Mns A. McLean;.of Blyth, died at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs Cowan,
122, Huron St., Toronto„ on Thursday
of last week. Deceased was the daugh-
ter of Rev John Dickson, missionary
of the Jhurclsof Scotland at Karass.
Russia, where she was. born.
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Mr James eDowell4. who has
11dhad '
one of Mr W. Ubwler's farms on the .
Huron road rented for some years, has '
leased the farm, on the 2nd con., of
Tuckeramith,, at present .occupied by
Mr W. Coleman,, for a term of five
years, at the aunual rental of $200.
Mr Coleman has purchased a farm in '
Bay and intends removing to lkin the
spring.
On Tnesday evening Mr D. Stewart's
family, of Wingham, heard the cries
of a child and upon investigation, a ,
a child. apparently four or five years
of agei was found in the field on the
t n The 'child was
at side of he._h x .
ea a
taken to the house and cared for, and
word sent to the neighbors to learn
whose child it was, but no one seemed
to know.The same evening Mrs Gris-
wold, who`tesides . do ''V'ictoria, street, ,
calve and ele.medWA child. ;
Mr John Wlud farthdr who resides d
on the 9th coil. f Stephen, while on I
hla Way to to* on Mondays lasts lost i
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a Cheq ue for $17 and.@ome conta,which
be lied received fropl Mr A, Q. Bobier. ;
Too Many of Them
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and which be wav-Soing to got cashed
"The Londoli News sttysa---"The, fall,
000,000 bears 34-4per,cent, $52,000,000
Ex -teller Ponton,of Napanee,will sue
bears 3 per cent.,. e27ti0 ,000 5 per cent.,
the Dominion Bank.for $50,000dawages
at O'lrlell's bank tltt4t arty. Oil d4scov-
fair baa dJn is now over for 1897, and the
The average rate of iriterestpa*d;in 1896
was 3,23.per
The investigation into the charges
cent.---Tbronto World.
agrtinst Judge Woods, of Pertb, is fur-
STOUT PEOPLE,
ering that thechegtae wa,q gone he us.
usual cumber of smell jokes have been
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John -,Toulouse, of Dover Township, was
people are in danger of having the
heart muscles gradually weakened by infil.
accidentally shot aaad.killed wnile out quail
shootiug.with Mr. Martin Carlisle of Chat-
tration of fat. 'Phis can be prevented by
,once proceeded to the bank to tit op
cracked at their expense- That is ail
ytfpde and lt4erit Maintatnp tlieaont4dl�ias
payment, but to.his great surprise he ,
very well so far as it goes, It is good
of the people,in Hood►p E a%noParillp, Its
was just fifteai} minutes too late;
to be merry, but out, mirth should a1-
medicine cures you lviXensick; ifiti>r�akca
the cheque had been cashed by, some
ways he tempered with wisdoin. The
wonderful cures everyWhexe,then beyond
t e
unknown person.
fairs, i ' V n are Of
Ia1' ata a ell it ills `eater e
large
et i s ,
rlt.
merit-
i eases e
ue ion that mad iliac
W at lra ]i»
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Robt. lit of con 2, Tuckersmfth, '
met with it veryy� accident on
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[ is o country. but rest adva t e t t o c. n u
tthesmall.townshi nd county fairs
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painful
Monday last. While descending it hill I
have a field of their own That nyothing
Toronto, has been arrested on, the charge
Prestonon Saturday last,ancl, whoasked
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on a bicycle, he met Mr Horton, who
was in the direction f
else can supply. Were there no other
season, the were social aspect of the
has decided not to accept the same,
Aon'
Mr V.W. Ogilvie, who has returned
going opposite
with a horse and bn a the were
gam' y ;
caro is a[t .Argument, in favor of the
small fairs that cannot be overcome.
Us seat in the St. Marys -town council, to
lv impressed'With what he saw in the
anter the mayoralty contest was re-eleoted
about meeting, Mr 1lotton s horse
It does men --and women too—good to
,
That is just the truth about Hood's Bar*
shied slightlyy ata culvert, swerving
the Toady and Mr Bell, before he
mingle with their neighbors. and the
saparilla. We know it possesses merit
t r He was
could Stop, ran into he 1g
fall fair, if, for no otber reason, is
worthy of support on this ground
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because it eures,'nOt once or twice or a
hundred times but in thousands and
thrown from his wbeel, dislocating his along,"
shoulder and recelving other injuries i
Ill the covipty of HLiron there were
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thousands of cases. We know it cures,
absolutely, permanentl. when all others
of a painful nature,
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tail to do auy good w veer. We repeat!
Two serious accidents happened at
the residence of Andrew Simpson, in
tliirteen or futikeeh fairs held inie
season;
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Grey, near Jamestown. They were
cutting corn for the silo, wheat the
eon. Calvin, his foot
not a solitary one was what
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I might be called a big fair-;
g g the writer
• attended most of them, and at each
�umora; 35 cents.
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The suddeitdeath of Mr. George M. Pull-
youngest got
caught in the horsepower, and bad his
ruet this remark from exhibitors
about 7 o'clock in his dental office by
about man. Mr. Pullman. was 'a million.
one of his assistants.
heel badly crushed. The next day an
older son, Charles, got his hand caught
'the
Ione
and others ''There aro too man small'
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Sarsaparilla
in the gear of cutting box, and
shows; why don't you advocate the
[°thebest--infaattbeOneTrneBioodPnrfIler.
lost two fingers and a thumb. The
I joiningof several together and hold
Dr. Fiset,AL P., has been oallpd to the
next day the one who Rot his heel hurt
took lock jaw, from which he died on
one good show." The difficulties of
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} aura nausea, indigestion,
Hood"s Pills blllousnesa 25oegM
Thursday of last week. The funeral
such an accomplishment were pointed
tallle, Wriservativo. Dr. Fiset is a promr.
took plane on Saturday and was the
olit, yet with emphatic insistence they
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largSimest,,een here for some time. The
mould urge union. Any one who tin-
A winning Presence.
Simpsons have the sympathy of the
entire community in their sad bereave-
derstands the matter admits that there
Adistigguished bearing is the most ust
ful posed ion a woman can have. Sh
ment.
;ire too nonny; that it is not fair—no
maybe absolutely plain of face and featur
Ontario . 9,416
Quebec ..... I . .................18,904
intended --to keep therm up, but
and yet if sue leas a "prosanco" make
The case between the trustees of
sebool section No. 6 and the corpora-
1 .joke
how to secure a better state of affairs
pretty woman feel isaigul2bant by con
trast. She may be as poor as a churn'
tion of McKillop has been dismissed,
is the problem.
mouse and yet make her richer sistor
so the trustees and inspector will know
There is a great deal of f Tree in what
most envious. The first requisite for
more about law now. It mi ht be well
for your readers to know all about the
the News says as to the social aspect
womafi who desires a "presence" to back
bone. In other words, she must knor
case. The h ustees called a meeting to
of the fairs.. Many attend them for no
how to stand well. Head up, shoulder
consider the propriety of building a
other purpose in the world than to
straight, abdomen in, feet firmly planted
new school house last Jannary, and
meet friend.-, young fellows and their
that will make any woman presentable
a motion was carried to build a new
girls go out for a good tune. But ad-
If you don't believe it, you doubting sfe
school house and pay for it in three
tilitt I'M this, the question arises, is it
ter with the shirt waist that never is o;
years, but no sum of money mention-
right for the goveeunlent to make a
good terms with your dress skirt an
ed nor any rate of interest named. A
grant to agricultural societies simply
whose collar insists on omeping up abou
second meeting was called in March to
to cilltivate it social feeling? It seems
to its that the Legislature sbould
your ears, just practice getting into thoa
get authority to burrow the money,
but the majority of the rate payers at
re-
consider the basis on which the grant
postures for one straight week and the:
report. Fifteen minutes a clay for thre
the second meeting was opposed to
is made and work at any rate towards
months will make over any woman who 1
the proposed building. The trustees
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reducing the number of so2feties.
not afraid of getting
then requested the council to pass a
by-law authorizing them to borrow
A and -Sent Bleesin t''
-T.w,.: am-- -- -.
Tiled Ia;.trl:coma.
the money in accordance with rzsolu.
tions of the first meetin The conn-
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Mr B. F. Wood, of Eassoon, Pa., was a
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Tiled bathrooms appeal to the eu11 aril
to the sonsibilities and sanitary considers
cil refused. The trustees brought the
great sufferer from organic heart disease.
He never expected to be well again, but Dr,
tions of meetie but don't put thele
Your
Inspector to the council meeting, who
assured the council that the resolution
Agnew's Cure for the Heart was his good
he lives
—the tiles—in1so hotu d, the lumber
say, The bathroom has an uneven tam
of the first meetingof the rate -payers
was all that was required and that the
angel, and to -day so tell it to man
others, hoar him- I was for fourteen years
s
peuattue. When the hot water is tri =
on and the room is filled with stearin
Minister of Education said so. The
a great sufferer from heart disease, had
smothering spells, palpitation, pain in left
.everything capable of ezpanlpiori !n th
council still refused and wanted the
resolution l accordance with section
side and swelled ankles. Twenty physieans
room ands only
, yto be '� by +
speedy contraction when ths, r wm return
70 of the school act. The trustees then
applied to the high court for a ma-
PP
treated me, but I got no relief. I used Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart. tine does re-
to its normal temperature. Thi1 unevei
trAatment the tiles nesen t< and they shot
g
damus to compel the council to pace
bottle �a inside of S minutes, Several
bottles oared me." Sold by WettS Co,
it by dropping out Pevseuia to whom th
the by-law sari the case has bang since
t
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ex nse is nota u
1?e their q a,lll. arereinovlaag th'
tiles iu twihiiiama and are havint
the eleventh of August until the I8th
of October, when it was dismissed. It
What Country Pan Beat This
ttham reg ed w4h slate of marble, wWW
lna
may be of interest to other council to
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The $10,000,000 loan floated in Lon-
Lon
can be fastened seastely.
know the result here, assuch c+tse9
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don last week will bear interest at 2,73
Rev Mr and Mrs McDonagh span
may come up,
per cent. This is an ex4eedingly sat.
Sunday in Kincardine, where Mr Mc
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isfactory transaction as far its Canada
Donagh preached and lectured in con
BETTER THAN THE RLONuYKE.
is concerned. It is evidence to the
vection with ananniversary. The rev
Mra
world that Canada's financial repute•
gentlemen's services are much in ques
E. Winkworth, Morrison street,
tion is hardly second to Great Britain
every Sunday being spoken for tip td
Niagara Falls, Ont., says: '•I wasattaoked
herself. We doubt if any other conn-
the end of November, and one Sunda3
by kidney trouble about two years ago, and
try in the world can borrow money at
in December.
steadily grew worse until November last,
a lower rate than that which Canada
when 1 bet•%me so low that I thought I
would live only a short"time !Roger. The
will pay on this new loan. According
to the statistical year book just pub -
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE.
doctor here pronoouc.:d my casell compli-
lished, the last Canadian loan was
When Nerviline—nerve pain oure—is sp
cation of Bright's disease and dropsy, and
floated in IW4. It was for $2,500,000
plied. It matters not of how long standing
said I could not get well. Dr. MacDonald
and the actual rate of interest payable
its penetrating and pain subduing power ii
advised mato try Doan's Kidney Pillar as it
on it is 3.10per cent. The difference in
such that relief is almost instantaneous
was my only chance to get well. I did so
the rate Of interest between the last
Nerviline ie a nerve pain cure. This state
and now can truly say tbat I owe my life to
and the presenia loan is thea efore of
meat expresses all; try it and be convinced
following his advice for I am strong and
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1 percent., or virtually 1.2 per cent.
well to -day. My life has been spared to my
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three children and I think Doan's Pills are
rs is a rema ata a decrease within a
period of thre,e•years, In 1885 a loan
worth their weight in gold,
of $4,000,0Mwas,doated at 4.03 per cent.
Of our total ptabde debt, $1.18,006,000
NJ9W5 NOTES
bears 4 per cent. interest, while $27,-
000,000 bears 34-4per,cent, $52,000,000
Ex -teller Ponton,of Napanee,will sue
bears 3 per cent.,. e27ti0 ,000 5 per cent.,
the Dominion Bank.for $50,000dawages
and' on $1,000'"- we pay 0 per cent.
for faidse arrest.
The average rate of iriterestpa*d;in 1896
was 3,23.per
The investigation into the charges
cent.---Tbronto World.
agrtinst Judge Woods, of Pertb, is fur-
STOUT PEOPLE,
tiler adjourned until Novewbev 10th.
Stout
John -,Toulouse, of Dover Township, was
people are in danger of having the
heart muscles gradually weakened by infil.
accidentally shot aaad.killed wnile out quail
shootiug.with Mr. Martin Carlisle of Chat-
tration of fat. 'Phis can be prevented by
hams
using Milburn's Heart and. Nerve Pills. Mr
Jas. Belly, Hamilton, Ont.,.writew. "I have
Lieut: Col. H�unier,.of, Grenville has
been sick and feeble for Ave' years, with a
left the Patrons. He was a strong ad.
weak, fluttering heart, sinking feeling, net.
vocate of the Patron. platform at the
vousness•, shortness,of breatrh3 etc., but am
last election.
now glad tosay Milburn's Heart and 'Nervdl
At the Guelph Assizes. Miss Florence Me-
Niven of Owen Sound was given a. verdict
Pills have completely cured all my heart
and nerve troubles, and given me back my
of $800 and costs against Rev. Mr. Hope
health." •
of Erin fos breach• of promise of marriage.
Mr Howell, who was given, the. South
W. E. Bessey,. a prominent physician of
Waterloo Conservative nomination at
Toronto, has been arrested on, the charge
Prestonon Saturday last,ancl, whoasked
of murder said performing a criminal oper-
for a short time to consider the. same,,
ation. The arrest has caused a big sena-
has decided not to accept the same,
Aon'
Mr V.W. Ogilvie, who has returned
Mr. Charles Richardson, who resigned
t0 Montreal, expressed himself as great -
Us seat in the St. Marys -town council, to
lv impressed'With what he saw in the
anter the mayoralty contest was re-eleoted
Northwest. He says the farmers in
to fill the vacancy by acclamation. on
Manitoba and the Northwest have this
Friday.
season had the greatest good fortune
[setting, Bnrning Skin -Diseases Cared for
in a magnificent wheat crop.
35Cents.
London. was startled Thursday by a
Dr.Agnew's Ointmect relieves in one day
the sudden death of Dr. George C.Davis,.
snd cures tatter, Salt rheum, piles, scald
one of the most popular citizens, and a'
Dead, eowma,barber'a itch„°ulcers,. blotches
man vt•idely known throughout the
snd all eruptions of the akin. Itis soothing
Province for hie Iiiasonic prominence.'
snd note like magic in the ours of all baby
Dr. Davis that evening took an inhal-
�umora; 35 cents.
ation of chloroform for sleepleas or
The suddeitdeath of Mr. George M. Pull-
headache, Cvhich must have roved im-
merilately fatal, for he was found dead
man, of Chicago, Monday morning, re-
moves from business life a much -talked-
about 7 o'clock in his dental office by
about man. Mr. Pullman. was 'a million.
one of his assistants.
sire. He invented the sleeping oar which.
This year 35,945 samples of seed grain
Dears his name, and, retaining the patent
were sent out from the Experimental
and the right to construct and to ruts the
farm at Ottawa. Dr, Saunders testified
carriage, soon accumulated great riches,
that many farmers value these samples
Dr. Fiset,AL P., has been oallpd to the
highlq, and in some districts the use-
Asnato for the. district. of Bonaventuro.ren-
fui and prolific sorts which have been
iered vacant by the death of Senator Rob]-
sent out forseveral years past, have at.
tallle, Wriservativo. Dr. Fiset is a promr.
ready become the-,jeading varieties in
sent Liberal. His appointment will leave
cultivation. The quantity sent out
three vacancies in the Commons, the other
chid year wasabout 63 tons, distributed
+wo being the constituencies of Temisoou.
as follows:—
►ta and Drummond and Arthabasoa. All a
No. of
;brae will be filled at any, early date.
Samples, g
Almost every matin in America has some
Ontario . 9,416
Quebec ..... I . .................18,904
ligestive trouble,' When men meet, the
New Brunswick .................. 2,892
;resting usually is -'Quell, how are you?”
Nova Scotia ...................... '4,754
chat develops health talk. The man who
Prince Edward Island............ 2,008
Dna no bowel or stomach trouble is almost
i Trouble is men take no
'Manitoba ........... A ........ I ... 1,502
Territories
curiosity. care
N. -W. ................ 874
Df themselves. They sat as though they
British Columbia ................ 485
iad copp'or stomachs and bowels of brass.
By and by, overworked nature rebole; then
Total ......................... 35,945
,oma headaches, ^nerve ane
ao u SS bad blood,
d
Iver and. kidney troubleai Dr. Pieroe'e
"THEY SUIT ME EXACTLYI"
Pleasant Pallets furnish help fbr constipa-
36n and torpid liver, sick and bilious head-
"I had dyspepsia and stomach trouble 5
iolio, dizziness, soar Stomach, loss of apps-
for the past two years, says Miss Ellen
Whalen, Niagara Falls, and took various
alts; indigestion or dyspepsia, windy beloh-
ngs' d'heartbtith," Vann and distresa after
.
re ediee in sebrah of a cure. None O4 them
Su"ed my ease like Laxa Liver Pills. They
iatitig, and kindrod derangements of the
Iver, Stomach and bowels. Accept no sub•
P
snited me eaaotiyy,and removed the troubles
titgte. . , .
promptly and effootuall . I willingly re.
commend thout• to all iMf orlsig. air t did.
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Shah's Method of Dress
Cutting.
11 Sarnia, Ont., Sept. 28th, 1897.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is to certify that we, the undersign.
ed, have completed a full' course of instruc-
tion in Sligh's Tailor Method of Drees Cut-
ting, given by Mr J. Goodson Medd, and we
unbesitatingly recommend it as the beat
system of dress cutting that we have seen,
and we do so' for the following reasons:-
1—It is, easy to understand.
2—It is simple andlaccurate in the appli-
cation of its principles.
3—It will cut correctly any garment
work, or part thereof from actual measure.
ment, and hence is the One Perfect fitting
ayatem.
4.—Its cost is lees than any other system,
and its utility is greater.
We also take pleasure in recommending
Mr. Medd as a thoroughly competent and
skilfal instrnotor, and a gentleman worthy
of the greatest confidence.
MAGGIE YOUNG, DRESS MASER,
ISA. J. SnAND, DRESS MAKER,
M. E. OR�S+IROD, DRESS MAKER,
MRS. D. ilANLAN, DRESS MAKER.
[A number of other names are omitted
to save space.]
Mr. Medd is now at his residence on Is -
so street. Clinton, and is prepared to give
young ladies a thorough course in dress-
utting at moderate charges.
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hoen speak for themselves, and the peo.
ple who admire comfortable Shoes
need not look further than our stook
to find what they want. We have
begun our usual sale of fall
SHOES & RUBBERS
Call and See our lines in Mould and
Women's f Boots and Shoes, also our
supply
Ingle and Double Harness,
Trunks and Valises.
Red and White Rebar 9wagles
on band. .",
JAS. TWITCH ELL,
F Viatorla l3look, C11tison.
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THOSE WAO ARE GRADUATED FROM
The
G
anadaBus'n
ess College
CHATHAM, ONT,
rionoo the truth of this statement when
are placed in good positions. The follow
ing have been placed:
B. Cornwall as teacher of Penmanship
Shorthand, hpanceriali Rusipeas College,
ksv1Ue,IInd.
3e Bessie Duakley of Chatham, ae etono-
her with • the hlic�iigan phair Co, Grand
ds Mich.
n. �V EO ish. of NaDler. as stenonranher
W
saran l0 1, as Ucenographer with J. B.
strainger do Go, Chatham
D0148 IT NOT PAX TO ATTEND THE BEST
write for Catalogue of either department
D. McLACHLAN & Co Chatham
PROPERITES FOR SALE OR To LE7
FOR SALE.
The undersigned will sell at a oacriSoe, Lot R
1,or12, Bailway Terrace Clinton, Particulax
upon application, JAMES SCOTT, Barrister R,
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Several houses either for sale or to rent, Fa'
particulars on application to JOHN MOGIARV,
FOR SALE.
k'aatoryand noutenta on the roperty of T
Buchanan for $125; by eying 15 down an
balance at $10 a menti Buil Ing to be rd
moved. Apply to J. SUCOTT, Clinton.
FINE FARM TO RENT.
That fine farm on the 13tb con. of Hullett, bel
Ing lot 23, is offered to rent at reasonable terms
It contains 160 acres, 130 cleared, with tram
bouse and bank barn GUM and is most eligibi
situated. J.IdeCLACHERTY, Clinton.
For sale, that Property on the south side c
Hurotl Street, Clinton, directly opposite tb
residence of Lire Walsh. There is a two-stor
frame house on the' lot, which As nearly half a,
acre. The propWo
to most eliggiibly situated
and will be sold for 0 cash. b'(or particular
apply to J013N RIDOUT, Clinton.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
That splendid farm on can. 1, Stanley, (Lor
don Road,) being lot $2, is offered for sale o
easyterms. 97 acres, 91 cleared and in hig;
state of oultivation. Farm is on)y 2 miles frog
Clinton. Frame house and barn, bearing or
obard, well watered, and a most desirable prc
party.—G. D. McTAGGART, Clinton.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for Bale the 25 acre lot a
the 2nd con. -of Tuekersmith, being lot 46
There are on the premises a two storey brie;
dwelling, bank barn, carriage house, and othe
outbuildings. The place is well watered; ani
has a good orchard of two acres, and betwee+
two and three acresof hardwood bush. 81tuat
about three miles from Clinton.—MRS H. O'
BRIEN. Clinton P. O. t
BUSINESS PROPERTY POE
SALE
. That desirable:Brisk Business Stand on A]
bert St., Clintoo, occupied by Mr N. Robson, t
oft"ered for sale, including rear lot and stable
The location is one of the best in Clinton. Thi
pproperty is free from incumbrance and title in
S
Price reasonable and terms to sur
Son
Apply to GEO. STANBURY, Lon
don Road, or address Clinton P. O
W1 PERRIN BLOCK
2 y pFmOR SAL1
$900 cash and 120D J CAMPBELL Hamiltoal
GOOD FARM FOR SALE,
Subscriber offers for sale the farm of 149 acres
situated on the Maitland con. of Goderiol
Townshipp. All cleared but about 10 acres o
good hardwou.i bush- good clay soil, four Item
eartngorohsr•d, good 2 -story brick bouse witl
elate roof, bunk barn and good outbuildings
Within 6 miles of Clinton and 4 from Holmen
ville. A very choice and desirable farm. Fo+
pparticulars apply on the premises to MRS. W
TEBBUTT, or at Holmeavllle P. O.
FARM FOU SALE
' Lot 25, Con 5, Township of Hullett, 100'aorei
88 acres cleared and in a good state of eultim
tioa,•excellent.clay-loam soil• 12 aeras of hard•
wood bush. There is a goal bearing orebard
and a good suppled ofwater. The farm has never
been rented. The buildings comprise a good
frame house, barn and stables. Thisproperty
is situate on an excellent gravel road, 27} miles
from the Town of Clinton, Terms easy. For
further particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises.
MRS THOS. HILL. Clinton P. O.
House and Lot for Sale
The frame house on Rattenbury street,
immediately east of Dr. Tomlinson's, is
offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
The house is centrally situated, being only
a minute' walk from the business centre,
has ne cellar, large dining room, parlor,
bed room and kitchen down stairs, with one
large Ind two smaller bedrooms upstairs.
Good-sized summer kitchen and garden.
Very conveniently situated for boarding
house. Apply at NEw ERA office.
Apples Wanted.
I want all the Marketable Apples 'I can bay
and will pay the highest price commensurate
with foreign quotations, Hold your apples un-
til you have ascertained from me what I can
pay for them. Do not make any _mistake.
D. CANTELON Clinton.
BUS3INESS CHANGE.
The Livery bu3ine a conducted in Clinton by
Messrs. H. Davis and John 11. McCool has been
dissolved b mutual consent, accounts
due
he ate firm
must be paid to either one within
thtr%p da s from this date. The business will
in future ne conducted by James McCool and
H. Davis, who solicit the past liberal patronage
of the nenoral public. H. DAVIS
J. H. MOCbOL,
clintori, Oct. 12th, 1897.
Clinton Planing Mill
----ANA—
DRY KILN.
The t4gariber, having the very latest, alm-
proved mgahinery and employing *the
most skilled workmen is able to do work in
11' line to the most. satisfactory manner,
at reason% to rates and on the shortest no.
ties. Aft l solicited,
PACT01 NEAR Ot T, IL SWATION
. I q fT'
Pr,ofessionaandOther04rds-
JAM$$ ACOTT.
Barrister, . Solicitor
OGNVEY"011H AO. j
commtselonerlor Ontario and Manitoba►,
Moe immediately &ands of Gil roy & Wioein
Wo ORYDONEP
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTAR
rUBLIO, ETC.
Offce—Beaver F'ioelit �"
TJp stairs, OppoelCLINTONs to�M,
M.' Ctc a CAMER6PA'
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt a camorog)l
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
0moe—Hamilton St., opposite oolbbrne House
GODEIiIOIf, ONT
D. L• MACP:�iERSON •
UONV'.tYANCWG,
FMR, LrFR ANS V ACCIDENT 1NSUBANOE
I Mo r.1CF TO LOAN.
, y I --
i Office, MacKay Block, Clinton.
i JOHN RIDOUT-
L CONVEYANCER, CGMMISSIONPIS, BTO
Fire Insurance. Mone to lend. Real estate
matters carefully attended to.
i OMO-1173RON STREET, CLI14TON
R. AONEW,
DENTIST, CLINTON
AT ZURICH THE 2ND THURSDAY OB
d EACH MONTH•
Office Hours -0. to 6,
f DR- T. C. BRIICE,
a SURGEON DENTIST,
i Graduate B O D S of Ontario, and Trinity
i versity Toronto.
theSpnaturaecial l teteeth. on given to the Preeervetlon
Ofaoe, Coate Liock, over Taylor's shoe store
Bayfield a e y Thursday afternoyon awing th
summer
i
DR. WM. GUNN. L. R. C. P. and L. R. 0, S
Edinbargh. Office—Ontario Sreet,Clinton
Night calls at front door of residence on Rotten
bury St., oppoaitePresbyterian church.
DR J. L. TURNBULL, M. D., TORONTO
M. O F & S., Ontar o � F llow of the Obstettrics
Society of Edinburggb,late of London, Engg„ and
Edinburgh Hospitale. Office.—Dr.Dowse ly's old
office Rattenbary St. olinton. Night bel
answered! at the same plaoe.
DR. J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
Aleouoheur, etc., office and residence On-
tario St„ opposite English church, formerly o0
copied by Dr. Appleton, Clinton ont.
+ DR
STANBURY, GRADUATE OF TRA
1J Medical Department of Victoria UniPet
city, Toronto, formerly of the Hospitals and
Dispensaries. New York, coroner for he
; County of Huron, Bayfield, Ont.
IH. BLACKALL VETERINARY SURGEON
i • HdmoraryGraduateof theOnterioVeterinari•y
College. Treats all diseases of domesticated aria
DIMS on the most modern and scientf90 priao
Alae Office—immediately south oftheNewEra
Office. Residence — Albert St., Clinton. Cal
night orday Attendedto promptly
JOHN F. UMNE, VETERINARY SURGEON
bas returned to Olinton and opened an office
at the Queen's Hotel, wbere he may be consult-
ed for the treatment of all diseases of horses.
cattle too. All oalls, night or day, promptly at.
tended to.
BTOMLINSON, VETERINARY SURGEON
• Honoraryy Graduate of the Ontario Veteri
nary College, To onto. Treats all diseases
Domestic Animarfa on the most modern and
Bcientifio Principles. Day and night calla prompt
ly answered. Residence--Rattenbury St., west
Clinton.
MISS C. E. CLEMENT Graduate of Alms,
. College, teacher of Piano.
MARRIAGE LICENau, 4AMES SCOTT 8B.1
Assurer of Marriage Licenses, Library'Boosa
and Residence, Mary street, Clinton.
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LIChNSEs,
No witnesses required
FW. FARNCOMB, MEMBER OL' ASSN OF
• P. L. S., Provincial Land Surveyor and
Civil Engineer, London, Ont.—Oilice at Geo.
Stewart's Grocery Store, Clinton.
Wanted
Men and Women, who can work hard taIk-
ing and writing six hours daily for six daps a
week and will be content with tea dollars
weekly. Address,
NEW IDEAS CO,, Medical Building, Toronto
CL11N TON
WOOD and COAL YARD.
Subspribcr Is prepared to promptly fill all or.
dere for Wood or Coal, which will be sold at
owest rates.
Office on
Street
eWHEALTLICY
AGENTS SELL 11I{LONDIRE GOLD FIELDS"
Like a whirlwind. Ehperfenced canvassers
Teaping the richest harvest of their livosmew
beginners doing wonders. Nearly everyBody
subscribes. One young man on a farm at $12 a
month is making $75. A lady tyyppa-writer at $3
a week is clearing $11. A meohanio who had
earned $1.50 a day is olearing U a day. We
want more agents. Canvassing outfit 25ots.,
worth $1, The BRADLEY-(•lABJ3EI
it
Li yr ed, Toronto, Ont.
SOX 0
THE CLINTON
.Lau _n d r �r
The undefaigned has taken full control of th
�
Clinton Laundry, and having had considerable,
experience, is prepared to execute all work en-
trusted to him in a manner e4dal to any City
Laundry. La dr
y ..
We are prepareedto do Ladle» or
Gdentos lane Goods or
Pamily Washing,
Aridaranteo Amato be SatisfAeOry anq at
lowesT"priods, Goode called forOr delivore to
an Y rt of the town. We rbovotfully solicit
a trial, Ata thyro is no neooastto send youit
Laundry out of town.
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