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ehathain, Ont.,
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thorough character of our work. Public
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230 pupils placed in ten months ending Tune
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Good board for gents at $2,50 per week, and
for ladies $2 We pay reliway fare to the ex-
tent of $13to students from distance. College.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1900,
13rotherly Love Prevails.
Y. H, Bergeron, M. P., at a meeting
in Quebec the cther day, said" the Con-
servative party was united from the
Atlantic to the Pacific." This, of
coarse, includes Clark Wallace and Dr.
Montague, neither of whom speak to
each other, and either is trying on ev-
ery occasion to knife the tither; it also
includes Raggart and McKenzie Bowen.
An Orange. picnic Wati held in South
Lanark on July 12,.and Dr. Preston,
ex M. P. P., a Conservative aspirant,
said; -"John Haggart told you to send
a man to Pailiament who will loyally
stand by his leaders. If you do that
you will never send John Raggart, who
as one of those who knifed Mackenzie
Bowell " Mayor Shaw, of Perth, also
a Conservative, took a drive at John
Haggett in this way:- "I am not the
kind of a Conservative that knifed
Mackenzie Bowell below. the belt. No, .2.11ushteols tre'r tigre af_b_aaring age.
that's notabe kind of Conservative I cattle, 23,52c0,330
°n ; sailliecleP,H=1 717114°og7s,
• 1,771,641 ; poulty, 9,541,241. The clip
• Apparently, the party is united. of wool was 5,805,131 pounds.
delivered by Hon. Mr Mills and others,
el testifying to the excellent leader -
sl ip of the party in Definition affaire
la the Right Hon. Sir Wilfred Laurier
d of the Ron, Geo. W. Ross in tire
Pr ovincial arena. Everything points
to the assuring coneltusion that, come
'hen they may,the next electione
result in an increased Liberal represen
tation frotn this strong Liberal eection.
' One speaker aptly put the situation in
the words: -"We have good times, a
good Government and good leaders,
Now let as show by our votes that we
appreciate all these," The, bureatt of
information respecting. voters' lists
and other platters pertaining to organi.
zeti0p, is now in full swig, and con-
- r ardin thew- ' to ie
should be addressed to. Mr. Geo., M.
Reid, London, the resid.ent• membet of
•of the executiire ot the new associat-
ion.
Ontario Harvest.
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• The following estimates for the pro..
vjnces, as judged by appearances
august 4th, were issued by the Ontar-
io Department of A.grieulture. he
aereages are final, but the yields (ex-
cept in the case of hay) will be revis-
ed from actual threshing resolts in
November:
• Fall wheat shows an area of 1,086,-
000 acres harvested, the estimated
yield being 22,812,292 bushels, or 21.3
bushels per,acre - a considerable in-
crease over IAA yeart.
Spring wheat' has an area of 276,905
acres yielding 6,728,927 busbels or 17.9
bushels per acre. Average about the
same as last year.
Barley -The area is 577,810 acres;
estimated yield. 16,290,332 bushels, or
an average of 28.2 bushels per acre.
Last year an average of 30.2 bushels.
• Oats -Yield, 88,305,150 bushels from
2,398,000 acres, this avei age being 368
bushels per acre. This is a small
variation from last year,
Rye -An acreage of 142,213 yields
2,373,355 bushels, or 1.6,7 bushels per
acre. Pees show a decreased area and
beans an increased area this season,
H d show a slight in-
crease in area, but the yield is below
the average. The yield is estimated
at 3,133,045 tons. •
• Other crops --The following acreages
have been determined for crops for
whi ated ield can be° made
ch no esti
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THE (ILINTON NEW ERA
street parade. Anyway the physical
formation of ladies enables them to be
more concise as to the bang of their
kirte but a man's trouser's must 'be
bauyed up byadventitious or external
i
support. It s true be once did wear
them as women wore trousers but the
line should now be &awn at petti-
coats. Of course we don't inter ere,
where "the Woman Wears the pante of
' the house" as the saying goes,
S AGE The citizens of'
• Clinton. and adjoining municipalities I
ought to direct their attention to the
important legielatiorr passed during
last session of the aonal L,egielatore ' to
aid towards the establishment of mun. ;
aicipal cold .1Storage haildings. Under
• the act, crint artion may be taken by
any two or more-Municipalitiesfee
the acquisition of land and erection of
buildings and control and ,reanage•
rnent of the same for cold storage pur-
poses. Ali an I nducement for such action
the act provides for the payment of
$500 out of the provincial funds to-
warde the cost of the construction
and equipment of sualv•buildirige.. eIf
the four adjoining townehip„ rounict-
nalities along with Clinton • Would un-
dertake the matter the .burden would
be very light, in fact no burden at all
as the revenue would mare then cover
it and costs of outlay and a building
could be put up and equipped that
would meet the needs of all, The ad-
vantages of such a building must be
patent to every business man. Our
apple dealers would not need to seek
accommodation away • from home.
There would be great saving and con-
venience to butter and cheese makers
and to all local dealers in these and
other articles requiring such storage.
• The outer.question which might arise
to create difficulty would he as to the
selection of the place for erection. We,
of course, think that thecentral situa-
tien of Clinton, its railway and other
facilities, place above any other corn-
petitor within the municipalities nam-
ed but if any Other place could show
superior advantages we avoirld say it
would carry the day. • The leading
men in the various" municipalities who
may be interested in the matter ought
to meet . and discuss the question. By
union and co-operation duplication "
and the erection of small and inferior
buildings would be avoided • and the
very best service provided within easy
reach of all within the districts named.
Tuesday week, and Was purchased by
Hugh Dunlop, of tannetance, for $5,000
The farm contains 100 acres, with fair
buildings.
Master Clarence Bertha, of Brussels,
who is employed in the Broadfoot &
Box furnitute factory at See.forth,
vvith some other boys on
Properties for Sale or to Let
.rott
HOUSE POR
The cora fortable and cosy (settees on Joseph
while
Street,Olinton, recently me:tined:by James
MoOliehertyee offered for sale on very reason -
terms.
ThursSlaying ay evening le,st, had the mie-
able
Join( MaCeAorieliev.
for time to have his eye badly Ifurttand The beat equipped. business pittwERnEs sALE.
FordWich has lost another of its da is the Forest City Business
young men, in the person of A, A. and Shorthand College,London
Crawford, who hats been in charge of •
Dr. Spence's draft, store for the past
tiara) Lionel a yhalf yeargand who left on Large enrolment and strong
for son3e time his sight was despaired
and shorthand so ool in Cana- , •
of
Erie St.,2 lots on Milton St.,alsoa brick cottage
with frame Icitchen_ihar d water good orchard,
on applying to JOHN RIDOUT: Clinton t
JOHN HENRY, Rosendelet genitoba.
• SNUeot HOUSE FOR SALE
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where be hfaculty.as accepted a good situation
at his effesen profession.
Much sympathy is expreseed for Mr t(undreds of students in good
and Mrs H. P. Kennedy, of Sal/forth" positions
dri their late sad bereavement. . On Fri. ,
day lest, Odie, their youngest and
borne after a long and painful illness, •ittaYereeadrsf excellent work at
it.
much beleved deoghter, died at her
Which was patiently borne. The de-
ceased young lady was 21 years old. ' ' 'Catalogue.•of either, course
98.1n4eida amft,15641emb-unAiolinihAtert"B; alleekin; free. Conrespondence 'asked.
on Friday week.' There were present
J. W. WESTERVELT,
their four senettfid four daughters,also
four sons-inalaw and tour daughters-
Principal
in-law, and twenty•one grandchildren. ,
The tathily citcle was, complete with
the exce stion of three grand -children. becauaer he was seldom at home, night
or.day, and spent his time drinking,
gambling. etc. Last week a man was
fined for being drunk, This poor fel-
low ,was literally crazed and demolish-
ed not a few •of his hoosehold effects.
Two others were fined for assaulting
the policeman and bitiug I heir faces.
Drunkenness is the proittle source ,of
adultery and imtnortalitv. And so the
record might continue "but I refrain
The Ontario Go ernment has entera from further details.
ed suit to recove suecession duties
from the estate of t e late Wm. Duf-
field, brother of Jas. uffield, of Wing -
ham. According to his widow, the
executrix, and the exe utore, James C:
and Wm. A.Duilleld, t e estate is only
worth $75,000, and, so n t taxable for
-succession duties, bein under the
' 81forn Wright, of Brossel , met with
t block on
Betwee
Saturday
urated the
photograph
coal oil, and
tunately the
three and four o'clock on
orniog last, some fiend sat -
and gte.nd,near Treleaven's
'gallery, Lucknow, with
hen set fire to it. For -
re was discovered by F.
Johnston befo e had gamed much
headway, and in all • probability a
conflagration ouild haVe resulted.•
a serious accident at the sa
onioal Missionary Con erence, when he•
Monday. While raking sal from the : • '
pan the rake caught and th sudden began by saying "I know that you
erk threw him back into the bin lie- don't permit resolutions here, but. if BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
A. comfortable House, suitable for a small
family, with one-fifth of an sere ef land, plant-
ed with Nett ereee,: good well, &a. Is effered
for sale at a low prioe. For tetms, 8to, aPPle
to WILLIA.M COATS, Clinton
Aug. 17. 1900
HOUSE for SALE or to RENT.
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On Victoria St., near Organ Factory. $ 300
Will buy a roomy, comfortable house with good
lot -the property recently occupied by Frank
Upshall. Apply at once to -
W. BRYDONE,
Wirrister Fee. Clinton.
House 'and Lot tor Sale.
The large and commoditaus house pleasant)
situated on Huron Street, occupied by the un-
dersigned is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. There is every tionomodelion,witb stable,
orchard, &o
W. BOWERS,
Scut 21, 18e9.•• Clinton.
FOR SALE.
The Gale farm,one of the best 100 aeres farms
in Goderion township,HuronCounty,lat 17,part
18, con. 8, S't mileS from Goderioh. and 7 from
Clintea., The farm contains good buildings
and good fences, well watered and well under.
drained. There is a large bearing oro ar
Let nle urge you all to be unremitt- a,ofileasgesi:rdel oflentioallfiaiRsdoEeanc,sotif get turier:
in your struggle against •t his gt ea,t mem,. gr el,Vrieh p, 0, !Jane 87-.3m
evil. It is the face of all arressive
Christian work in here an foreign
work. You cannot better advance the — .
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enterprise of missions than by vigor- The premises oceupiedi by, R. J., Cluff, and
ously working for prohibition of the consisting,of a first clasebrickstore, on Albert
, veteran, Rev. Theodore Cuyler, made
. ot enlua7
, Street Clinton, is offered for sale, on easy
liquor traffic. Let me, copy. from the
June "Canadian Epworth Era" ;-the
a good hit in his addr ss at the Beum lots, stable, and all oonvienees. Particulars
poZtage on Albert Street, with two
tionxto Mrs w 6 Roth/a/teen, Clinton
STORE FOR SALE.
you did I would offer you one like this:
ind flis hands. were both ruised
SAIJE
at present :-Cern for husking, 330,772;Whereas one of the most serious oh-• aha, •
th f h d Th t n r oncroiunkpieirg aNtaitrigsnonAdE;
hulk wheat 10,257 ; potatoes, 163,754 ;••and strained and he got a nasty t �n
' stacles to the spread of the Gospel is beieg.thrnagne
Professional andOtherCards
JAMES SCOTT
• Barrister, Solicitor,
()LINTON.
Block, Isaac, Street*
•' MONEY To LOAN.
W. BRYDONIE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ,ROTAR i
, runwo, ETC,
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., Ofilee-Beaver Eloek. 4
uaatairs, %vogue Foster's Pho'o Genera
CLINTON
• CHARLES SEAGER
Barrister, ,sonotter. Notary and Conveyance;
• , Office -Opposite Colborne Motel
• Dederick
M. G. CAMERON
(Formerly.:n Cameron Holt & Ceineron)
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
Office-Hanifiton St opposite Colborne Hone
• GODERICH, ONT
GARROW & GARROW
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.
Offii'ee-Coraer Ilamilten St. and OW Sgnar
Dederick, Out.
J. T. %ARROW. Q. C. Cues. GARROW, L.L.B
• PROUDFOOT & HAYS,
Beni/IMAM, SoLIOITOliS, NOTARIES PUBLIO
PRoOTORS IN TELE MARITIME ,COURT,
Onlee North st., next door toSignal Office
• Private Funds to lend at lowest rates
of interest.
W. PROUDPOOT. R.C. HAYS.
JViHN RIDOUT.
CONVEYANCER, • COMMISSIONER, ETC.
Real Estate and Insatance Agent.. Money to •
,lend on Mortgage and Note security.
Office -HURON STREET. CLINTON
mangolds, g4,543 ; natters; 10;320 • • tux -
Crisp County Clippings
e ore ea . e wore ju was •
. nips, 156,528 flax, 570 ; hops, '1,056 ; to his right knee, the cap of whicb was the exportation ot alcohol into heathen offered for sale,' including rear lot and stable.
ed that our Christianity needs a little The location is one of the best in Clinton. _The
roperty is free from facumbrance a,nd title In •
_tobacco, 2,477 ; ,:orchars1 and• garden, broken. . countries by Christian nations, resolv•
330,411 • vineyatc1,16,675 ;21.5.p, pies given Wm. Nicholson, of Wingharo, ' greputable. Price reason ble and terms to sidt.
a
Lucknow wants a public -Jerk,
estimaied veld of 37,455, bushele, or with ata accident .on Thorsday wee
ed the evaporator at Gorrie.
Wingham's rate of taxation this
year will be 20 mills on the dollar.
MessrsMcDonell Bawden atrived in
Exeter with eleven imported' draught
horses from Scotland, •
,
The Liberals of South Simcoe will
meet at Orillia on August 30 to no- •
minate a candidate for the Commons.
Additional Local News
sum of $11,000 cash. It was a surprise to his many friends
Wm. Mills, of Auburn, has purchas.
more Christianizing at the core, purchaser. Apply to GEO. STANBURY, Lon -
Again I ask yoo, my fellow worker, to eon Road or address Clinton P. o
while working on the new school -house remen3ber that the more you all pray
at Langside; for which he had the con- ' and work and vote for prohibition the For Sale or to Rent.
tract. The scaffold on which be was . ore effectually and directly do you • _ -- '
working fell, and Mr Nicholson was el p us, your missionaries, in our ef- The choice brick house on the corner of Ful -
seriously hurt. He was taken to his ts to Christianize this benighted ton and Joseph streets, belonging to tbe estate
home, and even now is only 'able • .e. Faithfully yours. foofrtshaeiroter tRaiorttenatrd Heywood, is offered either
It contains room for ordi-
to , move atound with the aid ,of CHAS. W. Snit VICE nary family, is prank:ally a new house, witfi
crutches. Fortunately no limbs were all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre
GENTS WANTED.
pe
J. Weir has disposed. of the Royal broken, but the fall was a serious one.
• Hotel, Sestorth, to J. Dick, for the
. - when it. was' learned Wednesday . that
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LABOR DAY IN STRATFORD.-Labor . • We deeply regret to nete tlie decease • A.. J. Snell, of Exeter, liarlpassed away -
Mfor the purchaee servedin Stratford by aof new Day; Monday, Sept 3rd., will be . celebration ah. of Mr Baxter, wife of W. Baxter, Ash, early that morning. He had.been con-
oney
field,which to place ort.Thursday Week. fined to his room.bint three days and
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rifles provided.in the estimates of last and re union of Perth county old. boys • • , Mis Hewitt, Walton, relict of the • .few people knew he was ill. Deceased
session will not more than supply the The features of the dayr, will ,.• be • hose late John Hewitt, . died. on Thursday, was a son of Chair. Snell, .en, .and ilwas
needs a the militia, No toblicy will, reel races, .band competition, a grand Aug.16th,. at the age nearly 80 years. 74 saencdtifoanvoarsRb,, favorably stnherg throughout.
• . calithumpw,s and trades processions,
Jas Wright who hes. 13een Thos l'
therefore, be announeed as to supply- foot and. bicycle rates and other sports . ,'. • a • ' • • • • . ' .years he has carried on a successful
Rills assistant, in EgmondvIlle or ing rifle clubs with a concert in the .evening . the past five years, has gone to Bres.
' tailoring business. and was One of the
. . beet cutters in Ontario. He was forty
c•, • e e ' .•VERY UNFORTUNATE. .-From J. ISAI, •- :years ofage and unmarried. He was
The general Elections for the House Sheppard we learn that Richard Deck- , T. Ward, -Varna, has sold 22 fat the only child. ' - - ' •
of Commons have been held on the ing, of Cypress ttiver, Man., formerly. steers to C. Reid;for 41 cents per
of fifoln3esville, has been unfortunate pound. They averaged about .1,300..
following dates r -r-1887, Sept 20; - hiving sent word to the 0. 0. F. lodge, pounds, . 1 lotemperance among Indians.
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he broke
1872, July 20 ; 1864, Jan 22 ; 1878, • Sept - of which he is a mernber, that Alex. McNevin has removed from The following extracts at e from a let.
7 ; 1882, June 20 ; 1887, Feb 22 ; 1891, Four years ago he lost his entire
of iC11,4 ter written by a missionary in •British
hia leg ill falling from a load _Exeter...with:his familY, and has taken•
f.
a position with the Stewart Milling„ Columbia :-- .
Clayoquot, 33. C., July, 1900,
March 5 ; 1896, June23 ; 1900, you can
make your own guess.
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The annual report of the geological
.survey for 1:t9 has just been issued.
It shows that the grand total for min-
eral production of Canada in 1898
amounted to $38,661,010. The pro-
duction the previous year was $26,-
061,430. The value of metallic miner-
als was $21,705,854, and non-metallic
16,685,156 -the balance, $3,000, being
the Astimated value of products un-
specified and unreported.
and barnby fire,
a steam engine just a sa threshing was
being finished up. He has been a re.
sident of Manitoba for thelast ten
years. We hope Richard will soon get
around again and. this last accident
will be the last one he will have,
AN OVER SUPPLY, -W0 have had
some very heavy rain storms of late
and which have been a gteat blessing
to the root crops as well as freshening
of the fruit, It reminds us of a story,
but happily was not as damaging as the
following ;-A Scotch nainieter from a
town once:visited ar,d preached in a
rural parish and was asksd to pray for
rain, there being no rain for a consid-
erableitime. He did so and it came in
floods and destroyed some of the crops,
• • • whereupon one elder remarked to an -
Mr John Ross Robertson, M. P., is other • "This comes of instructing
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expected to return from Europe, sic a request to a meenister who is na
where he has been for the past two acquented aor iculture."
months, about the middle bf Septem-
ber. Before goilig...away he informed
several of his friends in conversation
that he had had enough of political
life, which entailed the necessity of
abandoning his usual winter tcur to a
nailder climate, and did not intend to
again contest East Toronto.
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While Nicholas Flood Davin is on
the stump defaming opponents, he
might tell his bearers who It was that.
ran through a Pullman coach with
nothing but his undershirt on; and was
fined $50 for it. Or he might tell who
it was g"-$40°- tram the 14°Yirn". College.,Torontokcloees its school year ent of Blyth and vicinity for the Nkrast
Leader and never iesued the special over six, hundred students reprasent- BroWn, ,
lot -17" con 12 'Milled; on -Mont .
ing every province in the Domimon as day morning.
number, giving a supposed equivalent • well as Newfoundland, Bermudas, '117olin Robb, of the 2nd con., of Tuck
in the regular issues thereof. Or he Jamaica and several of tbe neighbor- er-disnlith sold 62 steers for the neat
sum of $3,600. W. Dale, of the Huron
- road, Tuckeremith, sold. 34 steers at.
$4.90 per hundred.
Just shortly after four o'clock on
Thursdaylast fire broke out in the
barn owned by A. Scott, Seaforth,which •
'1. R. F. Case has rented. The origin
o e re is unknown,
center it staff of ten regniar teachers,
Western Liberals. I with t ree assistants during the heavy Mlii&EiPmealoPson, sister -in -hi* of
term, and includes in its furnishings The's, -CiartatiVe Exeter Notth,.ditel in
The Liberal htireatt for a number of sixty typewriting machines, and is in Da-tear:in the 20th Met,. at the age of.
weetern constituencies Was, amidst . every way worthy `the, cOneideration 23 years. She had been ill but a ehott
splendid enthuslasm,forrnally inaugur- of any one who thinks of spending a time with typholdtever,
ated in London on Friday', last week.: term in -4 echool of this kind, The fall T, wren, ferreerty nrinelpei
The Liberal candidates in the it tecro (Mena Sept. 4th., as per Adv. in publio school*. Bewail, and MO& re -
Dominion. and Provincial general elec.' this kis"' cently of the KeWatin public school, has
Hone for the district were Invited to be natraed to ' Winnipeg, where he has.
present -by Mr Alexa_ncler Smith, Sec- opened au insurance office.
Wary of the Ontario Liberal Asso. Edward Hallett, of Seaforth., nee
elation, and the call was cordially an. completed a direetory of Seaforth, Eg-
elwered.' Leading Liberals from each
.riding: were present; there was a rally
ual enthusiasm to that displayed
at the National Liberal Convention
held at Ottawa on June, mu The
Visitors and a number of the London
Mende arleembled in the Duffield bloci.
for the &Noire of consultation, with
Hon. David Mills, Minister of Juptice,
if) the chair, An association, to be
known as the Western Ontario Liberal
• Fuarrrruan Comnirm-Word Ilas
been the rounds to the effect that
negotiations in connection with the
formation of the Bcitish.Arnerican
Furniture Co. are completed. This
company has a capital of $3,000,000 and
intends taking over t wenty-three
Canadian factories, situated prin-
cipally in Waterloo Wellington,
Perth, Huron and Bruce counties.
These factories are the money-makers
of the trade. Among the number are
Bells, of Wingham, Watson & Mal-
colm, of Kincardine, Broadfoot & 13ox,
of Seaforth and others in this neigh-
borhood. 'English accountants irresve
already left for Canada to visit die
factories and verify the statements
made in the prospectus,
A FINE Ratoonno--The Central Busi-
Company,
The death occurred on Thursday of
last, week, •of Mrs Bottom Brussels,
relict of the late Wro. Button, in her
76th year.
• Thos. Russell has leased the home-
stead farm on Thames Road to Albert
Spencer, of Ontarie. county,late of New
York state.
Alex. Orr, of Fordwich, is the first
we have heard of to sow wheat this
fall, he haviug sewed six acres- on
Tuesday afternoon last.
Lorne McLennan had the misfortune
ta have two of his fingers badly cut in
the jointer at Clark's saw mill in Ssa-
forth on Monday last.
F', Coleman has disposed of the old
Campbell farm, on the 2nd conces-
sion of Tuckersmith, to his son, Thom -
• who intends moving on to it.
Express Messenger Lane, who was
killed recently on the Pan Randle
Railway by train robbers was a broth-
er -in law of Mrs Dan Dyer, of Exeter,
Mrs W. Chapman, sr., Hensel), re-
ceived a telegram on Sundayinforming
her of the death of her brother, Robert
Ferris, near Brantford, where he re-
sided,
W. H. Wood, of lot 12, con. 4, Us -
borne, has rented his farm . for a term
of years to W. Ford, of Exeter North,
Mr'Wood intends going to London to
reside,
Mrs J. H. Grieve has returned to Ex-
eter fron3 Chatham, with her son Lat-
imer, who was prostrated with • the
heat a, few weeks ago. He is improv-
ing nicely.
Jae. Holmes, who has been a resid-
rnent for a special 'sane of the -Regina this montE. slicitaing tt-tegistrationa Of• --.30 yeare. died at the home of m.
might Rive the name of the party who,
while helpless from certain causes, was
trundled about a certain northwest.
trItati in a Wheelbarrcite, with a placard
on his back "This is the Conservative
"candidate."
boring States, Nearly all of these
young people have found their way
into good positions through the influ-
ence and reputation of this school
Which seems to possess superior equip-
ment and facilities for doing effective
work and for 'preparing Re students
for a successful -future. This College
SHIRT WAIST PROBLIFM.-Tho Stye, -
ford Herald says that the proposition
to put men in shirt waiete cannot be
seriously considered until we know
how to dispoire of the article at the
waist line. This erazeVs raPidlY
spreading and next year is Id it will
become epidemic as man claims the
rieht to wear this feminine Apparel
Without a coat as a woman does with-
out a jacket. She stole the shirt
waist, belt, necktie, collar and soft hat
from man and because she stole' the
shirt waist is no riot why she should
monopolize it and there is no reason
Association, was formed, with Hon. that mem should adopt, skirts because
David Mills, Minieter of justice, and • WOD19.11 le gradually appropriating his
Ilon, Geo: W.Ross,Premier of Ontario. I entire outfit. I am mire that men
as Honorary Presidents; Dr. Macdonald would not Watt to exthange hie simple
Wirigham, President; W. S. 1 apparel for wornan'e drees and exter.
Calvert, M. Napier, Secretary, and hal apparritue or paraphernalia With all
IbrIettite V. F. Pardee, M. P. ?., Sarnia, its °memento, 'yokes, Wee and flim
phtg, MOPhetootl, Stratford, and Geo, flamb,and While the shirt waist may be
M. Reid, Of London, aS an Executive , all tight for football or 60M0 sueh
Comnateel Stirring addresses were ) gentles it would hardly be doffed for
"And now I conae to the main bur-
den of mytetter. I hope you will hear
it with as much feeling as I write it.,
I have always been it strong prohilar-
tarn advocate, but I am much more so
now as I see what a barrier the ,liquor
traffic is to missionary work. It -mag-
nifies the difficulties of our work im-
mensely. During the recent Plebiscite
campaign I frequently .gave public ad-
dresses, but only occasionally and cas-
ually referred to the traffic as a direct
hindrance to the progress of Christian-
ity. ' I have not been converted but I
have been awakened on this' aspect of
this gigantic erir far if suttevoition,
indiffereLee, ignorance Iteatben de-
gradation, e c are quit'e obstacles to
tne progress of. the , Gospel of elitist,
much mores° is this awful curse which
seems to follow -everywhere. in the
wake of so-called Christian civilization,
and which, as Mr Gladstone said,ceuses
more widespre id devastation than the
conjoined evils of war, famine and pes-
tilence,
This vallainous traffic is often carried
on by a class of white men who are, to
say the least. not exceedingly !godly.
And these men ere like "snakes in the
graseor like"lions seeking whom they
may devour,"and the poor Indian,with
his depraved appetite is the common
Victim. But these men do not roar
like the lion, but do their nefarious.
business secretly,so that,while a heavy
penalty IS attached to selling Ittpior to ..seAnCtoiourt Of Revision will be held on Monday,
.t at s o'clock p na., at the Council
the Indians, the perpetrators are sel- ClianorOri, for the perpose of hearing complaint
The Indian has a pecular affinity for of the frontage mos.sureilient, and any other
atgoainskt the proposed asseesment or accuracy
dom detected and 'wished.
intoxicants: Formerly they drank nk c mplaint Which persons interested may desire
tgengiciebg"tralv•hich 18 by law cognizable bY
Florida Water and Perfumes. Now
-an Indian -to ditink.two bottles of P4till-
killer. Often when an-intenee thirst- --
drink Jamacia Ginger and Pant -Rifler '
if they can get them. I have known Dated at Cli:t,on_te 9,3rddaof AT.,.1000
VOTERS' LIST 1900,
. .. W. COATS. Teem Clerk
....- .
When whiskey is not procurable they
' for a stimulant seizes them, they come Municipality of the ToWnstip of
to me and beg me to give them a writ- Mullett, Matron eounty,
ten order to the •store keeper to sell
:Smart
paring bi
TRANSFER tains 80' act' res has good sized. bank barn aed
partitime.
mond St,, Lo on, Ont. July 20-3 ' --
Subscriber offers to rent her farm, being lot
21. con 14 Goderich township. The lot con -
Other buildings, has a good bearing orohard
• .• --
Notice is hereb given that the license of also a young orchard coming into bearing if
tmhientlerotweilliCblearternan ne,erCeldinatboonu,ththee ld 2
stream; six aores of fall wheat Situated 14
ed and web fenced with running
24th iJn:st0... Well water
CHRIS TEBBUTT, or OEORGE TEBBUTT
to James McGuire, elieville, miles from Holmeaville and Similes from Clin-
•z 0, mireeER. • ton. For further nerticulars apply to, MRS.
-
an or women wanted for positions
wages. Emplcyment steady or
P W HL BENNETP 403 Rich-
of land. If the property fit not sold or rented,
part of it will be re -Md. Apply to -•-•
W. COATS Executor nton.
• FARM FOR RENT,
UPHOLS
'ERING. and JOHN JERVIS, executore, Holraesville.
The undersigned wishes
people of Clinton and su
b b I CI' t
- Aug. -t
o announce to the
ounding country FARM FOR SALE
--
Subseribet offers for sale his farm contain-
ing 80 acres., 107 39, con. W. Goderich township.
It is situated le miles from Clinton, all cleared •
with first-olass bulldinge, bank barn, two story
house; all under pasture, has 8 acres orchard;
also a never -failing spring. The farm is firet-
class in every respect. Also, 8,1 acres of bush,
which will be sold either with the farm or
separate. No money required as long as the
subscriber fe secured, For particulars apply
to B. SWITZER, on the premises. or Minton
post office July 8-tf
and is prepar-
ed to do all kinds of. Uptels ering, Mattress •
Making, Carpet Sewing and la ing. All orders
entrustedto me will receive pro pt attention,
Orders left at 14Walker's reek( ce.
June 8-2 m • W. N. WALKE (Minton.
• THOROBRED BU
The undersigned has a thorobred
bull on his lot 77, Maitland cop., for
Terms $1.00 attime of service, with ma
of returning.
inlet!)
rvioe
liege
• A. BEDARD.
Haire you Money to Invest
We take large and small amounts of deposits
for investments, and give the best of ,security,
and pay 12 pei cent per annum, payab`e guar- -
twee,. Companies also promoted, and patents h • see and cattle; comfortable house and five
bought and sold. Ce,11 or write ' s of good bearing orchard; 10 acres of
W WARNER ca, suni er fallow, ready -for fall wheat. Situate
5 mil from Seaforth, and the same distance
Financial, Loan and Inveatment Agents, . from linton, 100 rods from school, I/ miles
. 43 East Adelaide St,. Toronto " from ma church, tied ete from Kiuburn:-
. Any on wishing to take it can get the prise
lege of w rking on it right away. For further
• Miss Carol .Newcombe,
TEACHER FOR PIANO,
FARM TO RENT •
A first-class farm, being lot No. 7, 2nd eon.
. of litillett, onntains 100 acreseibotit 90 cleared,
no stones or gravel, only firseolass nee soil,
nd well adapted for crops; 'ergo barn and
her outbuildings,large frame building for
And pupils prepared for Coneervatory
courae,
• CLINTON. ONT.
NOTICE.
_-
• Notice is "hereby given that the Council of
the Corpoi tion of the town of Clinton in-
tends to construct a concrete sidewalk 4,feet
wide, along the east side of James St. from
Cutter street to G. T. R. freight sheds
In the said town, end to assess the final costs
thereof upon the properties benefited and not
exempt by law from assessment
he estimated cost ef the proposed work is
3653 00, of which sum $34.00 is to be provided
out ot The general funds of the Munlcipalite.
them •gioger or 'pin -killer." Of course Notice is hereby given dust I have transmit -
for whiskey and they pay „outlandish the nersons • mezttioned in
I always refuee. Their - preference is ted or delivered to
Be eoPii:sn:e5ci till ilt,t7d'filetr.1:f VitseAgl tab;
sums for it. I have knnwn them to peering by lastreyived AssesionentPRoll of tho.
P6 y as tnuch as $7 for a• quart bottle Berta Mee vieelitY, to be entitled. to vote in the
full, and $2. for an egg cup , full. Yes- said Municipality at elections for mentbere of
the 'Legislative Aesembly and at Mitnielpal
terday a white man told me that he Eiectio s and that said list was Met_ posted up.
had been offered$10tcy.tin,Indian for a in ray natice at Londeeboro, on the soth day Of
6110 e bottliv . They often ' row, 10, 15 July, it"
, and remains there for inseection.
OP 20.Milea for it in•the night and poe . Liatrereagi41:460Viregr 41 gics?I•Oitireithr.rilig
sibly a drenching rain. - a • re found therein to take immediate proceed -
And. who drink it ? Alas! i Not the ings to neve end errore corrected Recording to
men,alone..whe wOmen are jambes fond ' law' j'All$8 CoAlorlf 3.3FIturjnett Te.
of it as the men, , Raw shocked we all July 24th, 1900.
aro to even (hear Of a ,drinking woman, ,
but here not one but -nearly ail of them VOTEItS' LIST) 1900.
will drink it and Pot in moderation
either. Oh, what. a degredation of ---•
womankind! Quite often we learn of Municipality of the Town of
some Weinen heirig"drunken"Of Whom . Clinton, Buren. Cotiinty.
roondyfile and Raepurhey. Itcontaitur We had hoped better. And not only
it 13131 01 all the business ple,ces,societiee, both•eexes hut all ages lls6 it. Last
clubst streets, places of residence, etc. Christmas nearly everybod, in our vil-
, • Death has again claimed. another lage eeabibed too freely, and, oh, what
victory at Exeter in the person of it scene l I shall not attenapt to de -
Miss Cora May Johns, daughter of S. scribe it.
Johns, of the 7th con., Maxirne. De. All the ordinary,andtiOt a feve extra -
ceased was summoned away in the ordinary, results follow thie laminer.
bloom of, life, being ill her ninteenth ance. There la many a quarrel between
year. man and wife, and more than that
many &literal fight, Black eyes an
The barn on the farm of T. Hazel- bruiees are quite common, inflicted by
wood, near Sunshine, Usborne, was 7t husband or a wife, Only last week
struck by lightning on Monday last one young couple were inflamed with
and intrned to the ground, together'think,filo husband, met brutally
withr the content, Which belonged to stamping in his wite'e face with his
D. Gould, the lessee. The barn was in. heel. Not long ago it man was sent to
mired, Victoria to jail .fot three' menthe for
The. farm Of the late lffiehttel rielie.e, beating his wite. Two days ago a wo.
lot 8, den, 8, Hulled, wat sold by 0110. Man etime to nib and' declared she
tion at the Royal hotel, Seaforth, en would IM longer live with her husband
Notice is bereby given that 'have transmit-
ted or delivered to the_persons_ mentioned in
Beath:Me 5 and& in the Voters' Liste Acts, the
eOplee required by said Aot of all persons ftp -
fearing by last revised Aiseisernent Holt of
he said Municipality, to be entitled to vote
the field Manicipalite n,t eleetiOne for mem-
bers ofthe Legislative Aeeenibly and at Muni-
cipatEleetions, and that end list Wile Mat
Posted up in my office at Clinton, on the
28th day of JUly,1900, end remain ,there for
inspeotion.
Electors are called upottto examine the Odd
Lists and if any 0/nankin's or aria other errors
are found therein to take ithmediate Proceed.
dries to have said Egrets eOrreated according
to law. W. COATS, •
Clerk of the said Municipality.
1POP
5 ULAR., SONGS
waft Wone3 MOM tomplete,
neett beend 10 etlo velume. A ,
rMal Section ef Muslce1 Gene, 0641104n10, Pe*,
stk. 041%10: e liornablo Rammer. the world'srepe.
18( artd-lbeelit1011 800101, PPee, 10 teeth. potpie!. •
goessene MeicletiteAme.711rostee fie,.'broxtto. ow.
111 111 11 I 1 1 111111 lialliii•11111ilaiii..10
ter to Seaf. liftrAamil
Aur if 1,fIt-
ni,
Particular t
CHOICE ARMS FOR SALE
Three choice fa \mu of 80 acres each, athlete
on the 8th and 10h Concessions of Goderigh
Township
Farm No. 1 has fin dwelling house and good
buildings, is well w toted, good orchard, all
cleared, •
Farm No. 2 has dwelling house, barn and
shed; well watered, orchard, au d aboat fifteen
acres of bush.
Farm No. 318 mostly in e4istilse, with about
10 sores of bush land
All are situate about 4 ulnas from Clinton.
The farms loin each other, and,will be sold en
block or separately, on reasonable terms
Aug. 1610 PETER COO, Clinton
A Bargain in Land.
Here's' a Chance.
For sale cheap and on easyterms-part
of Lot 4, Bayfield Concession, Gaderich
township; 55 acres. Apply to
W. SCOTT,
Sept 7-3m Brumfield,
Splendid Farm.to Rent or for sale
. _
Subscriber offers either to rent or for sale,
his farm of 150 sores, situated on the Huron
road, Tuokersmith, half a mile from the town
of Clinton. It is all cleared, with tirstariass
buildings, bank barn 4800, with vrindraill,
implement house 18x110,with steno foundation,
sOine_liig holm* 16x20, with hen house abeVe,
toed frame house, three agree of young orch-
ard, creek running throUgh the place, The
Mem le a arstrelato one in every:ream* and
tag?), one who Other wiehee to rent or beg
reateonelile terms will les made. Poisession
at anytime. ARTHUR COUCH.
JsIntiare 26th, 1900.
Farm for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm centathe
ing 100 acres. being (teeth half of 105 4. Malt -
land block. t There is on the farm it good briek
house with cellar, heated by furnaoe, ale°
plenty of hard anti soft water; also it new
Mink barn 43x80 with. atabling te aboommo-
date 24 heed of (tattle arid 7 home besides a
large root cellar and straw shed. attached;
Meaty of water at the barn. There is also it
good driving shed with hog pen and hen house
below. The buildings on this farm are all
first class; also aboueetvo stores of good bear-
ing orchard prineleally Winter fruit and
plenty of other small -fruits. The fiirm le prin-
cipally nay loam, well fenced and in a good
state of eultivatioe. There is about 10 scree
Of hard Wood bush and plenty of spring water
On the farm. It is Aituated 4 of a mile from
Se11001, 1 Mile from Atibtun and 7 rniles from
.13Iyth, the beet grain market in Hertel. The
reason for selling is that I wish to retire (rem
farm Work. This farm will be sold cheap Mid
on reasonable tering. For further partieulars
apply to CHARLES ELSLEY,
Aug. 24-1m Auburn, P.O.
TEACHER IVANTRD. •
Wanted, male or female, baying seciond
elase certificattefor S.S. No. 5, Ifullettt
to coinmence Ist• tot Jane_4901; APPIle_etione
received trp to Saturday, seet.15. Applicants
to state salary expected anti te enclose testi.
monists. ' S. mccoori, Londeeboto,.
Aug 3--M Seerebtre.
DRG. VIMEST HOLMES
DENTIST
(Successor 'to Dr. T. C. Bence)
Specialist in Crown. and Bridge Work
L, D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
-
goons of Ontario. Toronto,
•D. D. S.-Firat-class Holier -graduate of Den-
tal Department of Toronto University.
Special attention paid to *preservation of
children's. teesh. Will visit Bitylield every
Monday.
Office ovei W. Taylor 4 Son's shoe store.
DR. AGNEVV.
'DENTIST, CLINTON
Crown and Bridge Work.
ZURICH THE 2ND THURSDAY OP
•EACH MONTH
Office Hours -9 to p. .
DR. C. W. THOMPSON ,
Physician, Surgeon, Itlto
'Office and Residence -
• Itattenlen7 Street.
DR. WM. GRAHAM
Licentiate of the Royal College•bf Physicians
London, England.
Office and Residence -
rankers moat, Ea Stairs,
Successor to Dr. Turnbull.
• II
•
W. J. R. FOWLER,
Gold and Silver Medalist, first-class honor
graduate of the Ontarto Veterinary
C
TREATS DISEAsolsegOel: ALL ningera
Night and day calls answered at offioe-Dr
Worthington's old standoon Commercial Rote
TAR. WM. 0 UNN, L. R. a. P. and L. It. 0.8,
..1-e Edinburgh. Office -Ontario Greet Clinton
Night csIls at front door of reeldence on Rattan
bury St, opposite Presbyterian church.
'
DETOL 3, W. -SHAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON _
. ecoucheur, etc., office and residence On -
tette St., opposite English church, formerly oo
cupied by Dr. Appleton, Clinton Ont.
. ,
STANBURY, GRADUATE OF THE
-1-e Medical Department of Victoria Unwire
• Torooto, formerly of the Hospitals and
Dispensed° ,O New York, Coroner of the
H
County of uron, Bayfield. Ont.
T Pl. BLACKALL VETERINARY SURGEON
• HonoraryGraduate of theOntarloVeterina
College, Treats alldiseaaes of domeatioated an
mats on the most modem and solentillo prime
plea Office- immediately south of the New Era
Office. Residence - Albert St, Clinton. Call
night °rasp attendedto promtitle
ItifARRIAGEI LIOEN8E,..iAMES SCOTT, Eat.
▪ issurer of Marriage Licenses, Library Room
end .Residenoe, Mary street, Olinten. '
TAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESSORO,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES,
No witnesses recittixed
I ll W. FARNCOMB, MEMBER OP &MPH OF
.112 • P. L.S., Provincial Land Surveyor and
Civil Engineer, London, Ont.-Ofiloe at Cleo
fitewares Grocery Store. Clinton.
.MONEY TO LOIN.
' • titiv,Atrrtmos; -
At loivra(es on first-class mortgages.
Apply to .
•G. 1). McTaggart, '
•
March 80-tt Clinton, Ont. '
CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
COOPER'S OLD STAND.
Next) to OomMercial, Hotel.
•
Thle establishment is infull op ration and an
orderfilled in the mos sondem ywey, Cette-
tery end granite work a specialty. Pricer;
resoneble as those of any ennitilehree t
3. B. HOOVER, Clinton
NeliILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
num & ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY
ONLY INSURED
••••••••••••,..MI•M•
•
0r7if13klt0 7
3.8. 7ifeLean, Preeldent, KiPPen P. O.; Thee
Prager, vles•President,13ruceileld P. 0, Theis
E. B&Ys, fiecY,Troae., Kosiorth P. O.; W. G.
Broadfoot, Inspector Of Lessee, seatortk P.O.
DM.VotOail
W. G. oroadteot, Seatorth; John G. Grieve
Winthrop P. 0.; George Dale. Seaforth; John
Bentewels, Dablm;Jm. Evane. Beeehwood P.
0.; John Watt 'fetlock P. 0,; Thomas Fraser,
Brucelleld ; John B. MtiLean, Kiptien ; JARMO
Connolly. Clinton. -
AGENTS •
Itobort imitIi, narlotk; Robt. Molfillan. Sea -
forth; James (lutenting, Egmondvillee. W_
Yee, ilormeevine ; George Mardi° and 7..Vti V.
Morrison,. auditors,
Partaceillesirous to c ftect Paaarance or triune-,
act other bttettillefl Will let fiteIMPlaYettended 10
On egplieation to any of the above Olean(
• _