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l‘itty Wet 1901
Does WiLla concern Yeu?
b WIB weld U 8 4001 eeal of oaths,.
fact 100 elthsci 'hers u ill Wildly !tee to
it thet ei. redact fp; km 8 are 'told in
advances Tin- p,ice of paper and of
"printing, mat et lel of all kinds has ad-
vanced very materially during the past
Year, while ihi pf it e of material has
ternained the same. Our white paper
.Costs tis 9c per 11. mote than it did last
year, This rendere it all the More ne•
ceesary that salvor hers pay promptly.
• Will those who have not. paid remit us
at Once the amount of their subset ip.
Oen. Otte dollar or two to a subscrib-
ett may seem a small amount, but
When •hundreds such are scattered
arsund it becomes a eerious metter,
• R. HOLMES
fgetittiXin
FRIDAY MAY 10. 1901.
Crisp County Clippings
We understand J. Wray has sold his
(iv et y businests in Gordo to Mr Millseot
Senforth,for the snug SIMI of $1.400.
Wrn. ki,Jenies, tiOn of E. James, of
East Wavvanosh, died at her tether's
it.roe on April 17th, in the 20th year of
b14 lige.
TIIE CLINTON NEW ERA
Weather Prophets.
1.••••11....1000061PROM
To Elie Editor oi the Clinton .We Era.
STR.-A pubrcation has been brought to ray notice called"Word and Work,"
published, I believe, in St, Louis, edited by a man called flicks, This individual
pretenda to give a forecast of the weather for some time ahead, and, as 1' have
been judged deficient, because 1 place no value upon the publication in question.
I would desire to call the attention of those who put any faith in 'flicks"
prophecies to the following table. The left hand column contains Hicks pia;
His Lordship, the:Bishop of Huron; dictions for April and the right hand column gives the weather as we actually
will come rate st.paues church.wioRs hod it here in Clinton :-
hamon '.euesday afternoon, May 7th,
1,
'•11 h th . PROPHECY
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I e e g s trig es at w*inams
thud finger Of his rigat haDd fillet) off 1 Apr, 1st berometeraain.hail and their-
FACTS
ditto I I date I Baer, 1 wind temper. geravveather
Very high temperatsse, low
euitigle Gerriiati. Stinson had the
der on or next to atit, Storrni-
by eitallogan contact With A ca'aro • nege with heavy April mines
On Tuesday Chris. 0., eldest son of • )angerou6 tefileala storms 1st
Ms and Meta 1. McMath, Goderioh,
died of a severe attack of • laryngitis,
after a yet y short illness at the age of
5 years,
•
When Mrs Bagshaw, of Exeter, was
cleaning stove pipes the step -ladder on
which she etood slipped, and in falling
places 'sear the wiist. „
L. the floor,broke her s'aisat arm in 1.7,0
Mt s Reid, relict of tt."61ate aeo.Reicl,
of .13ast,k!y.o,,sy—,...,.,•,-t-ub;-b::, died very sudden -
1
. The-Ontario„Goyernment is restock- ,1,ti.aar ' .esday week. She ,leaves - tw-
in s f tje lithes. Biotehergt,04 fish SIOI- ag' mothee and one daughter. She
itii aie ioiti .t iti- °di aiig 119131 i„," I
Me. 53 years ,of age.
-.01e I RuMards, oxqralleawpakeis% a°.tivatyheorrij°11oril
EV"ing eSe tbr.AS adies hes eet,h, (4e of 74 yeare uene
come to pass intceearse e of the Lodon (rif ont wilaeor hnifirale wasaraiiyA of
niturchea.krarg#0 ;laud. 1 he Toronto
St ga.ys bathine W ii Ile kle
p tinful accident recently, While pulp-
ano sue
teansedaughtere and two sons, •
• ext thing at batt'ams. S.ANtatitt, 'Varna, met with a f eTY'
The age limit at a hich children may ng mangelds he mit the ends taken off
b.. einployed factories in Ontatitu itha ee fingers on his left band. one of
fourteen years, and during 1900 there them being cut -as far -as -the -bone, • -
T. McLeughlio;l3russeis, has 'sold his
e v.) s few cases of t ielat ion of the weiahred mere Jessie McLaughlin, to
lavediscovered by the factory harms. John K,ellv. of 'Listoivel, for the line
The appl cat ion for a license for the
Tecumseh House at London was re -
SAID of $200. This is a gcod price for a
3.yeareald.
R McOcarnell, Blyth, htts ,purchased
from Messrs Ba,wden & Mc one , o
fused by the commissioners and t' e Exeter, the imported shire stallion.
applicants were given until Ann: t mit 6,4d's Baran. tie is •five • years
1st to sell out otherwise no license
w II be granted to the hi! el.
tad and weichs 2000 lbs. The price
paid was 61400. • • • •
We extend:sytnpathy to Laidlaw,
o' Morris, owing tolaie death of hiswife.
While attars. Kt; Pat t (aeon was speak.
e other night, ht. was int et rupt-
•
el hv• the eloq lent strains of a bag.
pip , 'Ha as the House smiled at the
unu noise, Mi. Patterson said "I
Ste volt% fut merly Miss Mary J, Black,
daughter of Mr and Mrs T. Black, of
E •et WA wa nosh, and had only been
m tt ried fifteen months. "
N. °tint ine, of St. Joseph, *bile on
the American side recently had. his
lite instil ed in the NewYorkLife and
the lsrew York Equitable fob $50.C)
each. He has effected a loareof $10, -
Cal to be Applied in budding up St. Jos-
eph, which he says will be a city in the
neat future:
Messrs 13awden & MeDonoll, Exeter!,
have made two very important horse
a sales lately They .have sold to J.Hen-
like that music very tilt ich -kit not
just now." It turned oat that a 'num-
bar of membets had been otri-Ill a sup
per, af d • to. a , vertu)! -General's pirer
headed them up to the House and
around the corridoy-, trying to warm
tnsin CI 4. dance. hot not one of t he
21m -fold step a ighlaial fling ;.• tb y
looked sober, too,
dersoa, of 11 .1ton,' the Clyde chit "Lips
The troubles of North Btuce ate ton" for 61500• • Thav:Atlso. _sold to J..
not yet over, for Cie riding is to have
a further election Li ial. On Satut day
a petition against the return nf Mr
Halliday, who WAS elected by a small
• majority at the recent bye -election,
Suggit,• fliillsborough, Charnok
intr." a •-hire horse SLX years old. He
weighs 2,030 pounds._ The prige was
$1030. . .
• Another •old resident of East Wawa-
nash passed away on Sunday weeit, in
the person of BerbaraRobinson, relict
wee filed at Oegoode Hall,' he petition- of the late Rev Jas. Young, who for
er being Jamet, McAlpine. a resident sixteen years taught schoel in Zetland.
of Wiarton The petit ha% follows the Deceased Was hot n in Scotland;hiithad
usual teal,- of such doctittien,s, and been in Eist Wawaroish for nearly
lays the ett -Lomat y chat ges a In the, y. forty y are. She was 78 years of age.
.,-.-- payment or , Yle yelling expet,-eg, elm itaa Patrick Hogan, art old and respected
ha' Poraon- not P.: i. led it. voi e, et c. Mr. resident of Godericb, departed this life
HalliclaY hlift"-if is inci"d" in these on April 23rd. Deceriee0 Was born in
chat gee, le- %tell as his agente, and his Ireland 83 years ago. and was a farmer
• di,c; n ilitivat i, In, a,4 well as tit iseitt ing,is at Carlsw before retiring to Godench.
dem .. ded The dale ( f the trial has He leaves', heckles, his widow,tsvo sons
not yet been fixed, tf 1 d t he pat oiculars living in Bulfhlo, t woilaughtera in De.'
have not, yet been filed. troitand one at home.
----.. •sw,mame......• in a*
J. J. McLauchlin, McKillop,
It is nct surprising thet the manage- put chosed-fraerm-Gendry Bees., their
mmt of the Pan -A me lean .Vitir should pure-bred Clydesdale stallion, Pickites
endeavor to get something for nothing, roil dr;,irotne.dAirttormill;pitilewoonoe Park.
but a e wav , ; e newspapers of On- the Pifer) shire stallion, Deefor'd 143tr.'•
tario are being played for stickers, quiet the price is said to be $200. J,
without apparently uaderstanding the Vol(lidinhwasnstrolc i
7 Btv,),27. VAT
game, is truly astonishing, Prectical- field. taking in exchange a nice has;
ly all the mnney th o the fair directors Colt by King Stanton. •
a Fenian Buffalo are earl:reeding for 1 A fatal accident. happened in Hensel!
on Tuesday week. when A. Short, an
publ city is being spent in the li Hitt d empi„yee of W. Welsh, received such
States baz lose the Yukon Publi. her is -lila, iee as caused his death. He was
.
too astute to pelt any. nes cher: it s engaged at a circularasaw. and while-
wi bout, getCng paid full ti no. The altetypthig to remove a board he Was
methods put su d with the Canadian tinning, it was caught in some manner
and wee thrown with gteat for ceaarik.
publisher are widely different. For , Ina the unfortunate man on the side,
six months p .st the Yankee pfess near t he hip. Medical aid wee sum -
agency that supplies “plate matter to atoned, but all to no avail, as he passed
scorer; of Cs nad'an country weeklies away the following day,
through is Toronto brarich has hren
14 ading up the ct limns of nearly eve ty In the death of Mee Agnes Gerrond
1, cal exchange thin Cf mes. into this ef. MeDougall which occurred on Friday
fire with titer puffs of :be great Tin a sek. Inc Virden district lost A very
Pen, The Canadian editors who allow old and highly respected resident. At
1;,. mselyes to he wot ked 1 his way do the re sidence of her son, A.G.McDoug-
no. deserve to get anything ft r the all, the deeeasad passed away at the
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spare which is their stock in trade.-- age of 89 years. Mrs McDougall, relict
Tor onto Saturday Night. Of the late Wm. MeDbureall, formerly
of Seaforth. Ont.. was horn at elate,
heuseanorleet, Gallowa,y, Scotland,
and crime 'With her husband to Can-
ada in 1857, fettling down in Elullett.
TA columns, is rather inclined to be Huron tounty, Four years later the
pessimistic ot times, when dealing death of husband and father °centred.
at timer., wnen dealing with the Shecontinned to reside near Seaforth
prom e -s of the country under the new until ahnut 12 Yeats ago, when she
()ultra things But the truth gets
ptet iy well told in its news celumna
We select the following from a late
ite. lir of our con temperer y :
"Mr F. Paiquette, a French-Cana-
adian, now living at Lowell, Mass.,
was at the Canadian Pacific colonize- seree cleaned, 40 784; acres wood, 6.184;
r ion department yeet cedar snaking iimeetiaarratirri,11 859; tofaI aseessrnens of
as 1 angemenis for i be t ransport at ion t eat pt, oriel t v, $1,740 3'o; personal ere .
of 500 of his compatriot ti tram Lowell, pert y. 80 400: real and versional. 0,740,
Mass, to Swan loser. 400 miles north- 774 : tottd populat inn. 3343; doge. 428;
vest of Wu:inlet sg. Some years ago; bitches, 7; rattle, 11.218 t sbeeP, 8.4115 :
the immigt at inn was to the Slat es, hilt tinge, 1911. ; horses. 1.934; births,. 53;
tor the -last few years, and especially deaths. 25; acres orchard. 5522- ; r cr a
Ibis year, the i ush has been towards fall wheat, 3931 steam boilers, 10.
the Nor the est. People are at last be- The amnia Spring Vale under the.
'4th
4th
• to
7th
8th
to
9th
_ laths,
• to
16th
18th
to
21st
_
• to
to 8rd, .
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Very cool wether with pod-
eibly late snow and Octets,.
Witteh for tender plants.
Marked change to warm.
Lower barometer, heavy April
rake bail and thunder, fol-
lowed by colder weather.
About1502 viol:outs electrical
Storms, attended by hall,artin
and dangerous wincli,
Low barornetershigh tempee-
• ature,daityperoxysms"..1 wind,
Ps againatthno,d".; pbriel down.
'be wisest° anticipate
stormrs of much energy, with
heavy rains and hail. In ex-
treme northern parts possib-
ilities of sleet antl snow.
1
2
4
• 6
0
7
9
10
11
12
18
15
16
17
:18
19
ne;
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
20
30
28th
29 80
29.20
28.76
28.97
2872-2890
28 90
29,10
29.80
29.40
29 et)
29,85
29 20
29 15
29.10
29.20
29 15
28.90
na't/.22
29 40'
29 05
29.00
-29 20
29.16
2980
2985
-29.40-
29.50
29,60
29.85
N. W. mild very One
N. E. mild cier.dy,showery
N, N. E, etalartine
N, mild Ana
mild very aim
E. mild cloudy
N. E. cold fine
N.• cold cloudy
N cold very fine
N. E, warns fucie
N, fr
N. 14 11
• W. if
W. " a •
S. E. a •04
EL 11
N . W.
N. E.
N. E.
N, F..
N. 8.-
8,8.
8, B;
'
S. W.,
13, W.
matt piously 7 _.,
cold, rain turn to snow 1 -
ononlit solneoewt and snow •'• jarnealackie was comptetely buried
bv. t he caving in of a • eewer „ at St.
cold showery . Catharines, and was dug out in the
mild showery nick of time.
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,
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milder fine
"Wore 'recite, loth opted." arid "hasten
slowly", ere provErbs born of experience
that some things met be hurried without
loos and waste, 'Abet 10 specially true
of eating. The railway lunch bane., eave
minutest for refreshments", is a habit
most dieastrous to the health. You may
hurry your eating. You can't hurry your
digestion, and the neglect to allow proper
tiroe for tilts important function re the
beginnirg of sorro , 0 t3 AlrinY a busineee
I
legs, uellee fullneFe after eat in, )1(1 A young woman to help in housework, AP -
mart. When the tolgue is foul, the bead
ashes, when there are sour or bitter rite
flushes, irritability, nervousness, irrese- ply at the NEW ERA offiee.
lution, Old ex remitles, and other annoy- Mar. 22 -If.
mg eymptnms, be sure the stomach and
orgasm of digestion and nutrition have
"broken dawn". Nothing will rearstablish
them in active healthy operation *to quick-
ly act Dr. Pierce'Golden Medical Die -
every, It strengthetre the stomach.
• WANTED.
At once -t0 good ;rowing girls
via JACKSON MANUFACTURING 0 ,
Mar. 1-tf. Clintoxt, Ont.
Boarders Wanted.
Boarders and roomers wanted.
App' NEW ERA FFIC.R.
Wanted
• Japanese Illillett.
For sale, any quantity of pure japanese
Elliott ateed,left at $1 per bushel.
Mai' Ott ELF03.0 iit SON, flolmeovide.
nuirlebes the tamers, purifies the blood, I .
tereperanee 0104:sine eantalfillia no aka. Sale or to Rent,
and builds up the body. It fs a strictly For
1 bol Or 001' int0Zioant. Given awl. Dr. The brick store on Albert St, lately own•.
Teercea great work, The People's Com- pled by Mrs McLellan win he s id, e
on recei, t of stamps to pav expensee of a•de and on eteltterms: Apish to ° 8 48°4"
May 8-4. US BIDDLEOOMBE,Clinteli.
Mon Senile Medical Adviser is sent free
mailing and custorns. fiend 31 one.eent . _ .
• •
etaMps for the paper oovered book, or .50 • UrOovh Lost
etamps for cloth binaing, to Dr, R.• V.
P.eroe, Buffalo,- • Da auntlay esetelpe, somewhere between
St Paul's church and the poet (Mee a star
shaped brooch with brilliants. Finder please
leave mine for the,owner at the NEW ERA
°Moe. May 8-1.
Wanted
•
Girl to do general house work for small
family in London, Apply to MRS R. HOLMES,
Queen St. C intuit.
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milder fine
mild fine .
wenn -fine -
4,
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• OlOadY
Froth the above it will be seen that however-valtrable snch prophetic utter-
ances may be in the vicinity of St,Louls,Morshere in Canada they cannot he held
in the highest esteem, For instance, there has been no hail, no thunder,no tor-
nadic storms. no heavy rains, no daily paroxysms of wind and Apt il down-
pours, no vicious electrical storms, etc, etc, Instead of all this, the very sound
of which is music in the ear of the would-be weather prophet, we have had on
the whole a most beautiful month. *.the highest harolneter, 29.00; the lowest,
2872, a very slight variation in a month. Out of 80 days only on 7 did we have
rain, sleet or snow ; 21 days were positively delightful weather, and on the
whole few, Aprils have been so helpful to this principal proportion of our coun-
trymen, viz., the farmers. If Mr Hicks does not do better in future, even his
most devoted admirers will begin to lose faith. •
Yours truly; Jolitre'ReetSFORD.
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Returning to eanada. ,
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Ile Montreal Gazette, in its editor.
came to Marritobtovehere her OM have
made their homes. Two sisters and
one hrother survive the deceased, also
a family of two sons and one daughter.
The following are figures regarding
Grey :-Total number of acres, 01,887 ;
/ Additional Local News The Cigarette Evil,
•Properties for Sale or to Let
, HOUSE' for SALE or to ItE,NT.
On Victoria St., near Organ Factory., goo°
will buy a roomy, comfortable house with good
lot -the property recently occupied by Frank
Unshall. Aimly at once to -
W. BRYDONE,
Barrieter &a. Clinton.
Wow,' WILL. LIE CREAi....--lbere is a Mr Sem Grigg f•orriter. Clintoniam„ •
falling offin the exports bona Toronto to well known: as an old .hotel keepebt,
the United Statee as shown by. the but no* a zealrois- and effibient
American consul's 'figures for fiest three gelist, sends the following letter,
months of 1900 end the corr esponding . which is Worthy the 4WD t ion. of .811
'term for this Yeae,arnounting to 006.431 • who are addicted to the cigarette
A large Portion of • the decrease in ex- habit :- • .
ports is accounted for by the fad that Dear May I (found note
in the first quarter of 1900 wool to the of warning thrpugh. your . columns to
extent Of $78,000 Was shipped,while this • unsuspecting parents and . fellow cit I.
year was but $00.50. In.explan, zens.on a most invert:rot euhlect ?
ation of this alotal dealer in wool stat- During the year 1895, while. running
es that practically all oflast year's wool the.newsboYs' half, I.eaw borne of -the •
is in the country . yet.. It was • bought evils produced, .uot . only by The use
from the pi OduCers• at the 'high price" cigarettes, but also by the .obscene
prevailing last sumnrermrid as the pride: pictures which were ; in the • packages
since has dropped the 'dealers can sold. ' -As a result' of my complaint
not let rid of their stocks, ' epeeist action Was. taken by the au -
WATCH 1.11E ADS. -Every traveled • thorities. With the gratifying, result'
r dwapaper reader,especially the ladies: tnat the unclean pictures largely
readily ;acknowledges. that the real. appeared although the evil.of cigarette
'news that, effecth the pocketbook is selling and cigarette smirking EARL re-
foinid in theadvertieennents of the local' .Mains. At that titne I made the state-.
'merchants. The merchant who adver, meat thittl .would ."prefer to see a.
tises is a reporter: s He reports to the boy taking a drink of Whiskey from a
newspapers what he has to offer: And flask than to use a cigarette," and
it is real news. It effects the pocket- while.I then believed the cigarette to.
book of every Unitise If same merche be the. more ruinous of • 'the. two, 1
ant hi making a great run'on•shoes,and am far more conyinced today of the
selling them,that is news tbat -every 'tremendous., evil constquences that
person.who• needs shoes ought to know.' follow its use. Since then I have lived
If another is offering special bargains. tospee many of the .boys then addicted
in overcoats. underwear, corsets, hets. to the cigarette habit. serving terms in
furniture,drestego-de,carpits,groceries the penitehterry for havingheennrie
coal or wood,s1 oves or 'anything a WO- fitted •for study and too lazy to . work;
ily.needs,Why, it is news' that rneens they have gone frorrobad boyhood, ;to
money to every farnity'andtbe. people work. manhood, and crimes' of various
kno*. it That's why the merchants kinds haveheen associated with their
advertitie in the newepapers. • , Timm I can honestly say after a
varied experience 32 years in • the
liquor fruitiness, 'have come in. contact
• Gambling Women.
. with the many ientiriets inflicted by the
trade; that. tbrecigarette habit bids fair
• (Preshyterian Review) . .•
From Toronto,Montrettl and Boston to become a scourge greater than that
'sinoUltaneously reach us a . cry again et for which t he drink teat:fide not respon.
t he pernicions habit of gembling wig Bible. In -bygone days I •have lowed
*omen. A young women gave as her through the subterraneoute passages of
reason for not.uniting With a certain the infernal opium (Jerre of .San 14rture
organizetiOn,that whist clubs occupied disco, and the results theee do not giye
four afterni cies and twoeveninge, while cvstaiireerltfo4rgoroes,oftewr hailoahrmr now
wn wtrhigte,priet-,
tWO. MOinirigg were derated to lessons
in whist-playmg. Anotber :Women.de, was in San Francisco that the anedical
dared a short time ago that the habit inspector at public schools peoniatinced
with cards in her neighborhood was the cigarette 'habit greater in its • evils
almost as fatal as the habit of opium. than the opium traffic. Loss of mem-
The wife of oprominent gentleman in orY, blindness, insanity, lack of ene
a Canadian city sat rine afternoon after ergy, and worst of all, a blunted con-
another.from One week to anotheroin. science, are bute. few of the 'fearful
til the closed blinds,the gas -light' by. results. foretelling national calamity
day..and the operations of conscience unless strong bands • and courageous.
compelled her to remove from associat- hearth are brought to overthrow the
ions that were dvertrflug her wcmar.. entrenched fce.• Many of our leading
hoodatmothering, her desires for better and most successtul business men' are
things,and injUring the happiness and refusing to enwlov and discharging
harmony el home. Things have come from their service those who are known
sto-thatspasteinsomesplaces-notessossfar-steestrse-the and alt fair -
away
away from home,that there is a cry as- minded men with but a stiperficinl
eending to -Heaven that our mothei s knowledge of the matter must agree
and 'their daughters may withdraw that they are wise in their action in
from those modern indulgences which this respect.
Before 'closing, would like to say
are turning so many from vaths of
thoughtfulness and titithatnd that the that cigar or pipe molting, injurinus
card -table and the wasting ofafternoon as either may be to those who indulge,
hours may give way to a more sober and offensive as it may he to those who
and satisfying spending of time. It Is do not, is not nearly as disastrous in its
not necessary to go away from our effects as the "cigarette habit," for the
own borders to find .worneti fritting CigArette smoke takes the smoke into
away precious boursanisueing the en. both hinge and brain, whet eits conden •
ergy which God has bleseed them with mann produces the desired sensation,
competing in dress, striving. for the while the cigar or pipe smoker throwe
fir st prize attached to the gaming table, off to someextent at least the nicotine
and demoralizing themselves, their chit- drawn into the mouth. A young .man
dren and others who are inflaented by recently informed me that he requires
their example t hrough-ayhat has Cooly- as many as three dozen qgaret tea to
ad from the gaming into the •gambling predure sleep, and on rising in the
niorning he Indere his favorite cigar.
nuisance.
• ette to breakfast, Hewn, cigar or
eanadlati Magazine Por May pipe. The gating man in question had
been for sometime aconsistent drinker
and smoke, ,r‘ but the former Practices
haye lost their (+anti before the more
poisonous and stupefying practice of
Sigarette .emoktnara There_.10.. another.
Man With Wiiihrile have been 'long ac-
quainted, who, years after relmquish.
Ing the practice, still suffered from the
"tobacco heart," and often the physic-
ian had to he called. to attend him in
the middleof the night. In my work
'letting Jane and Conducting missions
I find the evil making inroads in cities,
towns, villageti, weeto among boys('
and girls in our schools. and parents
should unitedly rise.to resist thle invas-
ion which threatens Birch tvidespread
devastation. I am cotivinced that
many ordinary smokers would cease
their practice were they but par Willy
acquainted with the terrific commuter-
ees attending cigarette antOking to
which they, by their eirattple; often
become decoys to many of more tender
ye ars and !elm motel strength than
themselves.
It is reported t hat the health of for
mer President Steyn has broken down
and that he has advised all Doers on
commando to surrender immediately.
A ease of ernallpox1e) repeated in
the vicinity of Waterloo town.
ginning -if) reaii ze the agri c drat- ad--;--
vontnges of the west."
As supplementing the above it may
• he noted that conductors on various
p• PP of railroads running from the
Ea& ern States towards Montresiaetate
that a great many French-Oanadians
who have been employed in factories
and elsewhere in American towns. ate
permanently returning to Canada.
The Methodist tvventleth century
thasksgiving fund committee met in
Toronto a few cloys ago. The returns
were not complete, so that final sched-
ules could be submitted, but the grand
tteal os subscriptions was reported et
$1,200.000. ' Of this, local church debts
get the largeat share, or $570.007, cow.
latietional funds got $22/ 511; other 13g..
ufes could not be giyen with exacti-
tude, and those now given are approx.
inlate. Cash on general adcOtint to the
atinertit of 1,21,553. Wag dirtrilauted
arneng seven colleges, including
Victoria College which waived its
claim, The expense of administering
the Whole fund 00 for Was $20,435, and
$6,000 More was appropriated to can -
Vete it, The execittive committee Of
the Main, Cirtiltrtit tee was ged by
the addition of four clerical and two
lay members, this executive being
charged with the duty of winding up
the affairs of the fund,
merit renrrithirSoutle-floroto---Agrictrfr
3uf al Society, was held in Brucefleld
on April 101 b. The following were the •
swards :-Aged di aught stallion, Vs ,
M. Bin Bon's "Gallant Column". Aged
carringe Or coech, let. Levy * 00A
"Milbttre ; 2nd. E. 0, Attrill's "Lena -
tort's Danegell" ; Ord. Thos. Dissitt's
"Clear Grit". 'Three years old, Tema
Skinner's "St. George." Two years
old. Thos. Skinner's "Sir 'Wilber."
Aged roadster, B. A. Higgins' Sid Tol-
stoi." Blood etallion. Thos, Skinner's
"Tyrnrie". Sweepstakes for best
tight horse of any close, E. a Attrill's
"Le neeion's1Daneael t". Bulls, Durham
aged,1et, Elcoat Bros.le"Gerieral Have -
Ick"; 2nd, Smillie &Chapman's "New
Year's ; 3rd, A. & Broarifoot's
"Ohencellor"; 4th, R. Charters' "Prinee
Mat Ode." Two years old, Istsj. Snell's
"Star Mnrning" ;29(1. Thor; Lane's
Diamond's Mash" 8rd, R. D. hfcLsan's
"Knight the West",1.4th,Snider Bro'd
"Prince of rertutie.” Yearlings, glcoat
Bros', General Buller." Sweepstakes
fOr beat bull Of any age in the beefing
gate, atis. Snell's "Star of Morning."
Hereford,-- Alex. Monteith's "Mat -
them". .Tereey,-D. MeIntoth's "gra-
ger of Brompton," Iudgetv-Ileavy
horses, .L Hamburg; Light
horses. P. toren, ViroOdateek; bullet
Thoo. 'gobs P., Merton, Lan«
don towneb
The Canadian Magazine for May
Contains some excellent material and
he fir tit instalrnentg of two new oriels.
Joanna. E. Wnocl_writers ofQtarlett
'Algernon' Silifibitrne whom, she claims,
is the greatest living English writer.
The illuetral ions for this article are
very valuable. Ancther beautifully
illustrated article is -Katherine Hale's"
Some Prominent Playere," with por-
traits of Bernhardt, Willard. Mansfield
ihn Drew and others equally 'famous.
Among the other contributore Of the
month are Profeesor Maurice Hutton.
Profesaor I. E. Lellossignor, F. Clifford
Smith, Agnes Deane Cameron, Agnes
Maule Machar, Charles Gorden Edgers,
F.. Blake Crofton Virna Sheard, Head -
June issue will be the hundredth num.
Head-
on Hill -all vrelleknt7n names, The
der ofthe "Canadian, 'and thepublish-
ere prowlers something eepeeially good
in tne way of a valnable and artistic
production.. Canadian pitblishing in-
terest ate developing fast.
The congregation of Christ's church,
St. Helene,. 'Mende to build a tieW
church to cost il2C:1. More than $15C0
are alteady subscribed.
A private letter from Vermont. states
that Rey, Dr. G. 'L MeKay, * Mission-
ary well-known to our readopt:, has re-
turned to Formosa from Hong lIortg,
where he hat been for some thne 10
him sodomy trouble and with hie fem.
the hospttal. Hitt throat le still giving Children Cry for
fam-
ily be Is rating at hell" resort
en CASTOR IA.
one of the Hyatt: of the Wad.
House tor Sale
A large, two story frame house with pretty
surroundings, on Huron street, is offered for
sale eta bargain; 2 cisterns; and a never -failing
well. Will sell for $1,000 less than its cost as
proprietor is leaving for Manitoba. For parti-
culars apply on the promises, or to John Ridout,
agent. JOHN TEDFgED, Clinton, Feb.22- if'
'MO
choice Farm for Pale
Subscriber offers for sale his fine farm 01 147
acres, being lot 25,0011. 18, Iluilett, All clear-
ed but four acree. Brick house (and also frame
house for hired.man),bank barn, spring creek,
'bearing orchard. of 2 acres, N. miles from 1.91e
desborq, soil first -chum and in good oondition.
Possession at any time, terms to snit purchaser
Jan 4 --*1 m-tt W. HILES. Londesttoro.
•
The fianfeeettage on Orange street, occu-
pied by the undersigned, is offered fair sale on
reasonable terms. The lot is a of an acre, with
herd and soft water, stable, good fruit and
vegetable garden, The house contains hall,
parlor, two bedr% ems, clothes closet, dining
room, summer kitchen, cellar and woodsho,
is centrally located, possession given any time
to suit purchater. ELIZABETH GRAHAM tf
House for Sale.
Lot number 634, Maple Street, Clintort
owned and fortnerly occupied by Ma Thomas
hobertson is offered for sale at a. reasonable
price. The house is commodious and in good
condition. For. pa. flouters apply to
•°lintel:taller 6th, 1001.• W. 1111YDONE;
STORE to_rt SA. LE.
The premises occaylea by R. X. Cluff, and
consulting of a first c ties brick eters, on Albert
Street Clinton, is offered for sale on, easy
"Arra° Cottage on A.-11;m:t Street, with two
lots, stable. and all conviences.- Particulars
on appicatien to Para W. Robertson, Clinton
or airs C. W. McGregor, Constance.
• FARM FOR SALE,
Subscriber offers for sale his -farm of 158
scree, situated on the ' Maitland coneession,
Colborne. About 140 acres cleared, , frame
house, bank barn. plenty cif water and in good
Mate of cultivation,i of a utile from school tend
2 miles from Hohnesville. Terms reasonable.
Deo 14-tf SICHARD BAKE it. Clinton PM
'
To Rent tor . Grazing..
• The south half of lot 60, Maitland concession,
Goderich township, comprising 67 acres. Two
good orchards on theproperty wiil be included
also. The piece is well fenced and tnere is an
abundant supply of water. Apply to WM. Me-
MATH,Goderich F. 0.,or to CURTIS STEVEN -
SON, Clintort. , April 7-M.
For Sale or te, Rent.
e choice brick house o- the corner of Ful-
ton and Joseph streets, belonging to the estate
of the late Richard Heywood. is offered either
for tale or to rent. It contains room for ordi-
nary family, Is practically a new house, With
all conveniences, and three -tenths of at sore
afloat& If the proper is not sold Or rented,
part of it will be rented, Apply to
W. COATS Executor Clinton.
FARM FOR SALE
--
Stibsorrber offers for sale his farm of 100
.aores, lot No.84 situated on 10th. con., town -
shit. of Hallett, linroa Co., about 90 acres
cleared arid in a good atate o' cultivation, bal-
ance bush. On the farm ilia good fratne house,
large bank been and other out Wilding, got d
-hear#fa-mehard.nd-well-watered-Apply_
"to JOSEPH MORRIS,
March 22-tf Londetaboro.
To Rent.
Store to rent in thriving wcsteen town, malt -
able for dry goods, gi rite furir siting*,
groceries, boots and shoes or Remind store,
ilustuess not co elderly. An A I bleed, newly
refitted deposit. leading farmera hotel anti
market, tw * doors from inlet ranee, Town
supported by itidustries Arming dairying.
trait anti btdokratolag, first sense %wine.
A regular snap for the right man write if you
inean breath ese. s SMALN,
Auril 10-4 liox 64 Li t oW
TILE 1140KNICY e'r.alt.10$
Langton's nattegnit.
umin mut -in-
IMSORIPIION ,-Tateaton's lautegalt
Canadian Hackney IS, 11., 1&10)
*1110k110Y B. B WAS tented in end 1s0011811
fluently t Itt Iowa old he la, ft beautiful dep.
pie chestnut tailor with stripe cm face, and
both (void feet and neer hind it lam White;
he is a very high tout. Motor, and hook artion
ottnnot be excelled ; (tomes f out champion
stock in Ragland atulthell, both blq sire
And dent haylegbeett into reed from FIngland.
_Laugtelealrettegelt Avas...1n441....bv Mr- Feed.
-111.1ilevene,of Mina ewitod Hackney tittui,At Hen,
N. Y., oat of tlat Meet sacerdotal ard best
'known brooders In the Ut Red States And
(ali81. 11. was Imported to Clan Ada by hie
present Owner, Mr it, 0 Attila. anal Is Oro-
nouneed by Eli who have seen- him ail one of
the best epoch:mut of the Hackney type now
in Canada' was Mired by Laugtotas Pre.
fernier. 148141, Keg.. 24$1 Animation, by °erten
Duke or Connaught 1110013 kng. 8. 11. Hie
data wee Lady Dainegelt,_ (8616) Eng. Neck.,
(720) Amoricion she by Eng*
ETftlikittalnefaillittBehe can be traced batik indefinite-
ly but breeders Who aril interested in thiS class
Of stotk reedit, gee that LitogtOu'it Dane.
atilt shads in the front rank of Hackney lead -
erg.
Terms, gIS to insure, parable January 1st,
Horde: -On atonday,Aprii 20, he will leiva
)Ie own stable, Itidgaweed Park, a nd,_joroceed
to Thomas Belt's, tat con.. Goderiell Te„ for
noon; theno• to Albion Liotel, Bayfield. for
Tneeiley, lie will 'anointed to John Bothwelre
for, nowt; therein to Wiltion'e
Awmeolaincaenoparo.tiewe.ifluirroefIceeoldd, ftoor nolgtoohtm, °root
Rotel, Seaforth, for 7 thence to Sartitsel
Glittotes, Huron 'toad, for night s
Thursday, he will -proceed to MeCatighey'a
Clornmerbiel Hotel, °lintel% ter noon; 'bonen
utotetra.. 001elotigh's, lith con., Gederich, tor
Friday, he wet proceed to Wm. Driveret
Muter Read, tor noon then. Tina; barn,
Gotimichr for night, were he will remain all
day, tiaturdey, mei then return to Ridgewood
Thisrolde wIll be (iodinate timing the tea.
me, health and Weather permit tine.
vs it wimosE,DWARD 0. ATrittht,
Proprietor,
Manager.
Professional andOtherCards
JAMES SCOTT
Barrister, Senator, dm..
CLINTON.
011/1017-1Wiott Block, Ietuto Street -
MONEY To.11.04,E.
Wo BRYCiONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY
PUBLIC, ETO. •
°glee -Beaver Block.
Up-etaire, GPPosite Foster's Pheitt Gager/
. CLINTON •
CHARLES SEAGIR
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary and Cenroyancey
orace-opposite collberne Hotel
tkodlertch '
tt •
* Go CAMERON
" formerly of eameren Ron & Cameron)
BARRISTER AND „ SOLICITOR,
Office-liamilton St opposite Colborne House r
GODERIOH. ONT
GARROVV & GARROVV
- - Bannteergne,-Sur..LotTORO, A79,
Office -Corner Illamilten St. and the Square
Goderich, Ont.
I. T. GABRow. Q, 0, CHAS. GAMOW, List),
• • ENGINE FOR SALE
• ____
An upright engine' and boiler, four horse
power, in' good working order, lust the thing
for a farm er or some one who 'wants light
Dower. Can kid Been at NEW ERA -Office valr
be sold cheap
,••• Shorthorns for Sale -
8 young bulls, 10 to 18 menthe old, also fiORIO
young heifers, breeding age, a choice lot. good
quality.. Come and see them. E. H. WISH, "
. . Feb. 8-tf Clinton.
Agents women for a genuine
.WANTED— slineda
tie books, insurane every
house a customer. Particulars free. Write to- -
e moor fiareakiscnhgem position;
day. THE F. E. EARN CO..
132 Victoria% Street, Toronto. PEE.
NOV. 16--tho •
• •.
teariiS Bicycle
_ Fred Forrester, agent for tbe. celebrated_
Stearns Bicycle. $50 wheels will be sold: at a
reduction for 416. Anyone wisking a -cheap
up -to date wheel, to Cognized, as one of the
best made, should eall or drop a card to FRED
FORRESTPR, Agent
.Buttermilk
Tenders will be. received' Until Apebith for
thanuttermilk Of the Central Huron Cream-
ery for the balance of the year 1901.. .For par-
• tionlara. apply -to the -Manager of The j. E.
OIIEALY DAIRY 00.. .
Butter and ButterMila retailed at factory.,
•
Clinton, April 16th., .
. Lumber tor. Sale. .
. Suitable for Finn Buildings. '
• .
Reek Elm asou 21 'mama thick. price $12.00
per M.
.sitooftoEetrnam12.14, 14and2 inches thick,. prior.
• Hard Maple 1. 1/, 14, 2 -and 3 inclus thick.
Pride 1200.„per M. W, DOHERTY & Co.
1,115•• Clinton.
Seed Grain tor Sale
2 oars Seed Peas,. lei )• BUGS) from Owen
4 kinds choice Seed Oats, Barley, and Goose
Wheat.
quaritityof feeding Corn at all times
I sell -for °ash or Exchange for any kind o'
Grain. In some cases from 2109 months time
caixbe had if desired. Drive right to our ware
house railway staion. • W. U. PERRIN.
'Clinton March 61901.
Notice to Creditors
In ad matter of the Estate of the late Rich-
ard Waite, of the Township ()Mullett,
to the County of Huron,Yoentan,
Deceased. .
Notice is hereby given pursuant to.R. S. 0.
1897, Cap. '129, that all creditors and ethers
having claims against the Estate of the a.bov
named Richard Waite, deceased, who died on
or about theltah day of Fetruary, 1901,are _re-
quested to send or deliver oti or before tha Seth
day of May, 1001, to wiwam Waite. Londes-
hero, P.O. Ont., the exeoutor of .the will of
the said dec.ased full particulars of their
claims and of the secnritioe held by them
And notice is further „given thitt, after arta
last mentioned date the said exeoutor will
Proceed to distribute the assets of the said
estate amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which he
ehalithen hove notice,
JAMES SCOTT.
Solicitor for William Waite.EXeoutor,
Dated at Clinton, thin Toth day ofApet.t9
- -
Agents .raneeniectorts, Authors
WANTED— "4
The Queen herself, Dr
John emitter. from London Eng.,John A.Coop-
er, editor of Canadian Magazine, Toronto:
nliont 700 perces ; quality never %%quelled ;I; W. GLEN CA MPISEL
st.75, ace ether adverliaments in this pepe----,
Also to . %%lea -.11 11.4. paper.
II orta PainliSning Cc. Gael ili. Oat.
•PROUDFOOT & HAYS,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PURL 18
PROCTCES IN urn memento: COURT, &C. ,,
OMee: North st., next doer toSIgnal Office,
Private Funds to lend at lowest rates
of interest.
W. PROUDFOOT. R. C. HAYS.
- JOHN FilDOUT.
'CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, ETC,
Real Estate and erance Agent, Money to
lend on Mortgage and Note security.
Office-RIMON STREET. CLINTON . •
••DR. AGNEVV. -
_—_,—, •
DENTIST, CLINTON
Office adjoining Photo Stades. •
• 'Office Hours --9 to 5
'Ar Itteererp EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
DR. G. ERNEST 'HOLMES
•• DENTIST " •
' (Successor to Dr. T. C. Bruce)
spectamit An Crowe and Midge Wert; • .
L. D. S;-(Iraduate Royal College Denial Syn. -
geons.of Ontario, Toronto.
D. D. Ie. -First-class Honor graduate of DO-
tal Department of Toronto Univergiaa.
Special attention _paid to preservation et
children's teesh, Will visit Bayfield 'ever'
Monday.
Office over 1,V Taylor & Son's shoe store. -
•
DR.. 0.' W. THOMPSON
Physician, Surgeon, .
Office and Residence- • .
. Albert Street North. near Palr's MILL
• DR: WM. GRAHAM -
. Licentiate of the Road College of Physician
London, England. • y. .
Ofilce and Residence- • . •
PlutiffiBPS BLOCK', laktataitis,
• Swimsuits to Dr. Turnbill.
"Vt. J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN, sutioBtx
LYAmenchour, etc., melee and reeldenee Oro
tario St., opposite !Oneida church, formerla my.
envied by Dr. Mapleton.. Clinton Ont.
STANBCRY, GRADUATE OF TRW .•
Medical Department of Victoria Univac. ,..--a-
sity.,.Torotito, formerly of ' the •Hospitals 'and .
Dispensarie_,s New York. Coroner • et the
County of Huron, Hayfield. Ont.
" DR. j. FREEMAN;
' VETEEtikAtilt EitifiGEON,
Member of the Veterinary Medical Amoeba
tions of London and Edinburgh, and Grad -n-
ate of the Ontario Veterinery College,
TREAT DISEASES OF ADL ANIMALS
Office open night and day, opposite -Com: -
moralist Rohl.
Successor to Dr W J. R. Fowler, Clinton,
Ont. •
13LACRALL VETERINARY SURGEON
te • lionoraryGradnate of theOntarloVeterinerl
College, Trash' alldieesses of domesticated AO
mats on the most modern and scientific prince •
Pies'. Office- imm talk tel-itan th 0f'bp New Era .
Mace. Residence - A./A.11. t. tiofl Gs
night ordsv sttendedto proinialv •
. .
--
MARRIAGE lACENSES iesned by the un.
signed at his Residence, Mary street,
Clinton.
JAMES SCOTT, SL •
TAMES OAraPBELL, LONDESBORO.
el ISSUER OF MA.RRIAGE LICENSE?,
No wittier..., rennired
14-1 W. FABNCOMB, MEMBER OF ASSN OP
• P. L. S., groVinelal Land Surveyor and
Civil Engineer, London, Ont. -Office at Geo
Stewart's Grocery Store. Clinton.
Musical
B. P. Sibley, C,E.Tanney, S. T. Murch and 0,
McRae,Ake D_oherty Male QUertette,seoond
seasons -are -prepared- to fin engagements air
church and concert entertainments at maven -
able rates. For terms, addreee
Oet 8--tf S. T. MURCH. secretary,
Clinton
McKILI.O-P MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
FARM ISOLA.TED-liOWN PROPeat
MOM INSURED
°Moms
11.MeLeati. President. KipOett la 0 They.
roue% Viee.preeldent, Brucatield P. O. • Tbo..
ilays, istetysTreaes Seatorth 1). O.; 'W. 6.
lireatifoot, Inspettor of Lwow, Seaforth P. O.
„.
niaseaohe
W. (4. Joroadtoot, Seaforth; John G. Grieve
Winthrop T. tr.:George Dale. Seaforth: Jobs
Ihionewals, Dubbin J. Evane, BeechlroOd
04 John Watt, Harlot* P. O.; Thomas Fraeer
Brno:meld : John McLean, Hipper' Janata
001111d1174 ClInton.
Robert -Stun -kr, Itarlock; TWA. lifetrillaroSes
forth; James ournmIng, Eamondville., J. W.
Yoe, Holmeeville ; George Idardieend John C.
Morrieon, euditoes.
Partite deeirous to frect Iesence sir trans.
eat other business Will be promptly attended te
OR Application to atieof the above oftlicters
addressed to theirrest ettare (Otiose
THAT TOUCHES The SPOT
IfeLEOD'S
SYSTEM RENOVATOR
• OF .
Weak and Impnro Mood)
'laver trineases,
rental° ComPlitints Etc,
A11Druggiato, or Write direbt te
At lactigoD,
Ciodereth, Ord,
Organist and Musical Direetor of North,
Street Church, Goderioh, and teaoher en
2100, FIFE ORGAN an THEORY, is tore,
pared to take t limited stuffier of Pupils in
the abeVe, For !Arms apply this office or to
MR CAMPBELL,may be sem% from 11.. is
V p.m., at the Clarendon, Hotel, OlIntosa •
Friday or saoh.week.
• , CLINTON
• WOOD and COIL YARDS
Subscriber lo prepared to promptly A as or.
ders for Wood or Coal, Which Will be eold ab
lowed *Mee °Dice on Isaac Street, al LAVIS
IMPLEMENT ROOMS W. WHEATLEY
FwLife Insurance
oALL,
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elinton, Ont., Pv
b L MACPHERSON
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roe, • tire, tccident Plate Elaei.
VIM..1101••••
Orgies 'Illogar Cram*
. JOHN W. YE0
HOLMESV/LLE,
Agent for the MANcnitsma Erna Assunageg
Co, of Matiehester, England, whose lam& and,
iteourity are rated at $14,500,000. Also the )4411
BALLO)? litratiAtInstMANox Co. All chieseilof
farm ritsks sad Wien Orenerti taken at
OWeiat rates. First-cless Loan Oompanlei.
also reeresented. Money Mr be had from 4e per
dentin), oixtorditist to nature Of ilesuriter..--
Daily mall te Holmenville pests! card Will'
fetolt lab*
GEET8 WANTED for ,"TIIE LUIS 401,
•rnR,EIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA, Inellidffig
lipeeiel memorial. tribute, front the Mat inure-
ent Britt& and CantuPan stritesnim and "Tho
rAfe of Ring Edward VIL" Site max, Motor
KG pagers_ better illostrated theca any rhea
wore. eirritthn by Dr. Jno. Cotalsee, from Leta
don, Eng. the eelebreted. Risteeieri and Jour -
Brit, and John A. Cooper. editor Oatmeal;
aline, Toronto. Price owe $1.76 -neve, Apo
from cotter to Cover. Extra Hoge tionninseves • .
credit glean; Menton* free to eittateafere:
Wend Pahlielting Olt et son* oat