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It Yillaffoiri us a ward deal of eatis.
"faction if subscribers will Itiodly see to
ft that their subscriptione are paid in
Ildeenee. The price of paper and of
prieting material of all kiPds bits ad
Vowed verytnaterially during the past
3tear, while the price of material bee
temained the same. Our white paper
taste us 4c per lb. more than it did last
Year. This renders it all the more tue
,egeriary that subscribers pay promptly,
Will those who have not paid retnit us
at once the aineunt of their subset ip-
'tion. One dollar or two to a eubscrin-
et May seem a small amount, hut
When hundreds ouch are scattered
around it becomes a serious matter.
R. HOLMES
London Liberals presented Geo. M.
Reid with a handsome cabinet of silver.
• a
J: B, Tudhope, Mayor ot OrLUia, was
nominated by the Libera:s of East Sim-
cee tor the Legislative Assembly.
• • •
The Census Returns.
The census announcements promise
to be vet y much later this year than
they were in the case of the last cen-
, sus, when the census was issued from
the depart inent on August 13, of the
same year. That bulletin contained
the census results for cities and towns.
and the material hadall been published
in the oewepaper s,•to which it had been
supplied by the statistician in the
month of June. This year it seerne
-likely that it will be much later.
Crisp County Clippings
Mrs J. Maxwell has put ehased a resi-
dence from 37 Leckie, in Brussels.
D. L. Taylcir. Ashfield, has left for
Vrrginia, where he intends spending
the summer, for Lis health.
Wm. Bawtinhimer, an ofd residentof
Henfyrn, died on Friday wee,k-aged 53
yeare.
Jabez Dennis has opened a hoeshop
at. V4 oodham, in ihe D18CP twitted by
,3, Sykes, who has moved to a farm
near Mitchell.
On Monday, July 8, lienneth,ynung-
est son of Mr J. L. Wilson, near Fuld
vvich, passed away. He was 1 year and
14 days old.
F. Be attie,of the Bank of Commerce,
Goderich, left last week to take a posi-
tion in the Chatham branch. Mr Mc-
Gowan, of Paris, takes his place.
While no perFon was at home the re-
sidence of W. W. Meredith, Seaforth,
was entered by some party and 615
stolen. Entrn rice was gamed through
a window.
Mrs (Rev.) Aeheom al d fetaily, vi he,
have beet, •eli z• le. . f Kipper' 101 1.0
years, left on oiwit.i..y. last week; for
their future home in Pembina, N. D. .
11 Denman,Sarnia,formerly of 13rus.
sels. and Miss Joan, daughter of Geo.
McMillan, Brussels, were united in
marriage on June 25. Rev. Mr Hall
performed the ceremony. •
, : The by-law authorizing the village of
Blyth to loan $5000 for the rebuilding
of the grist. mill in that village was vot-
ed on and carried; 5 votes were record-
ed against it. .
• • 13ainton Bros., of Blyth, are nego-
tiating for the purchase of the Gilchrist
building, north of the G. T. R. track,
at Wingham for the purpose of estate
lishing a tannery.
D. McKay. son ot P. McKay.of Tuck-• .
etaimith. has one to Grand Rapids,
Mich., vehere he secured a petition with
the Fred Macey Manufacturing Com-
pany, et which his cousin is manager.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the residence of Mrs j Bowers, Sr.
,. Therese, formerly of Titingannon, in
which her daughter. Etta . E., was
united in marriage to Ernest E. Mann,
of that City.
WG Were gears, to learn of the unee-
'voted decease of the M, NichoLcon. 4,
Morris, on Wednesday week. She
leaves a husband and five children, the
b.ese e es-, reit n few months old,
Elle G
as WI yeerli of age and a sister to
TIVI'l IV.IeCiriagnr, Brespels, '
,. .
lobo Mack, father of fits Mack, who
formerly iived on the 2nd eon.,Stattley,
died on July 9, at his daughter's red.
dence near Prancesto en. The deceas-
ed was 65 yenta of aee. Ile originally
came holm Ireland, and was a member
of the Presbyterian church
J. Cowan has gold the old homestead
farm. on con. 6, McMillin:00J, H. BOIL
for $5200. The farm contains 100 acre&
G. Murdie has also sold his farm on con.
4, MoKillop, to Ins neighbor- R. „Ms-
' .:* Eercher, for the sum of $8,200; MS
farm contains 100 acres.
k.
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FrOnt niehift ttd•
BlittOe. Mich., ,Inly 4th, 1001.
To the Editot of the New gra.
• Logan Sm. -flaying read several ar-
ticles through the NUW Ellie horn far-
iners of the Prairie States, Districts
and PeeYince of Manitoloa, also item of
3. Jobristoe, Lindon Road, `Stanley
township, behag a fernier Ulintoniels,
1 decided to send 'Roil a satePle each et
'imothy and aslike clover,. measuring
5 feet and 52i, inches reepectIvelseeroW0
indee from tbis place, for seeing le
helleTing.IThese samples wet er selected
at random from it ten acre field, in if
strip of land abounding in soft maple,
ash, elm, and cedar timber which Joint
t be Columbia, swamp, near Linkville;'
This ececalled swamp extends south"
westerly for a distance of nearly tweu-
ty-two miles and varies in breadth,
trom seven to ten miles. It contains
farms of almost unexampled fertility.
There leprattically no waste laiicl in
Ibis district, because for many miles
east the higher Landis almost as level
as the prairies of Manitoba. The low
land swamp above mentioned atentride
principelly in soft maple and fish tim-
ber. Most of it bas been drained by
ditches and the pi iceof all unimproved
land has advanced $5 per acre. Im-
mense areas of sugar beets are being
celtivated and the Caro Sugar Co., of
(aro, is constructing a new railroad,
termed the Caro and Lake Huron, be.
tvveen Caro and Owendale; which with
other roads will format' air line for the
ti ansportation of Boger beets, ftom.
Elko on, to the Caro sugar factory. This
railroad will be completed this summer
and will be operated by the Michigan
Csntral Railroad
It may he interestmg to readers of
the NEW BRA to learn that fully 75%
of the ferment of this: (Oliver), town-
ship came fromOntern, many of whom
are thrifty Germans from Stephen and
Hopi township, who lived near Credi-
ton and Zurich. Other Germans were
former residents of Elgin, Wellington,
Waterloo, Perth and Bruce counties,
Spring crops may be below the average
here this year for the frerent rains
planting, June is generallY coosider•
ed the warmest month in this State.
• W. B. MCMULLEN. '
Grand Trunk :Railway Tourist
Book.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
bate issued. its. summer touriet, book,
which gives an immense amount of
nseful information to those planning
their summer tripe,. The book is en-
titled "Routes and Fares for Tours,"
and includes the different routes to the
Pan-American exposition. In adoition
to this several pages deal with infor-
mation of interest to the traveller, a
list of side trips and steenaer' ana
steamboat connections. There is also
embodied in'the ppialication a complete
and comprehensive map of the beauti-
ful scenic districts in the Highlands of
Ontario and of tbe system arid its
connections.
Rouse of Common* Vacancies.
Seven seats in the .House of Com-
mons are vacant. • They are West Dor,
ham, where the court has discovered '
corrupt practices to have existed In
the late election; West Hastings,where
H. Carby has resigned; Bernice, opened
by the resignation of Dr. Godhout to
accept a sept the Senate; L'Islet,
opened by the appointment to the
Senate of Mr Dechene ; Sr. James divi-
sion, Montreal, caused by theelevation
ot,Mr•Mestisarais- to the Bench, and
York;N. B., where Mr Gibson veaq un-
seated for corrupt practices by agents.
Addington vacated by death of John
Ben. of_therer„ ark the parties
ready with their candidates,tro it is pro -
able that the elections wilt net be
brought on beforefall. and then all to -
'gather. In. West Durham and West
Hastings. a majority of the votes cast
at the general election were for the
Conservative candidates, In West
Hastings Mr Corby. the Conservative
leader in that part of Ontario, Won by,
a Majority tiV t e irly a thousand, but
had u0 relish fot epending another five
years in opposition, and so gent in his
resignation. The other three seats
were held by supporters ot the govern.
went. An effort hi being made to per-
suade Hon, G. E. Foster to roll for did-
dington,
On Stanchly morning the wife of H..,
Park,aged 48 yea.ts and 8 months pass
ed away. Deceased,WhO wags respect-
ed resident of Winghana was born in
Onadagn, Brant count*, and was Met'.
ried to Mr Park 20 vials ago. They
moved to Wingham 23 years age; with
the exception of 5 years,htts heed there
since. A family of 8 80118 and 5 daugh-
ters and a number of brothers and sis-
ters besides her husband and an aged
father are left,
tin Sunday Week Mies Anna, daugh-
ter of Livingston, of the 15th &M.,'
Grey i Wept the botae of her sister, Mrs
W. Sietntnon, Oth cob., for *Visit- A
+I hgnolti after she had retired Uri;
as caged and glee Liyirigaton pageett
iterave. ged 44 -Yeate. Deceased had
been trbttbled With her heartforY yeas
and IIad at varl005 times tiettrlyptultjed.
aWa ' She leayeir her parents, tied
brotlletaapdtwo titters.
.
Aft•er an teas Of 6 Weeks., a good.p• et* Ott e Alum partiallY, undap.
sett431111„14.''Kelftigton, a residenbef the
4t 100, Morrie. for over 25 years,naeft,
itti
away in his tigth , year on Monday
week; He was Ora in Yorkshite,Eng4
conviiig to Canada, When id Yams Olds
He ilyed in Peel tiounty,thiMin thille0
add EOM there eatoe to Mdrtris, *here
- aebelatid aftertvards "'labile 56
il
haftileohrieedAffheree from Mrs Weleh,
of
frIna ,IDOWelfes *needs. e Ill r lt ef•
lingtotria death Watt Caused by 0, brag
ailment. fieteavelt a Wife and•13 'obit'
dren4, .
during May causecl unusua delay. in
. •
TOO OhitteSO; oannOnscaP toted by the
Britt* duttng,th e reeeht trobblektiatte
beel2 sent to Ottawa.
J. Minnie, of ttti mitten. felt elf hilte
escape, on *Well he- Vette *110010, and
eueteined terton#
3. Loon.* tv4 aocidentally killed,
nioecasseti payee Milli at Rawkeehtiry
by being caught in a belt,
What A Splendid type of tireless activity
is the Ban as thepsahnist describer it Matt-
ing like a ',bridegroom from his obamber
and rejoicing like s strong man to run e
race". Every M411 ought to rise in the
morning refreehed by slumber and renew-
ed by refit, eager for Inc ettuggie of the
day. But how rarely this ie so. Mont Dee -
pie stlit rise unrefreshed, and dreading the
ritrMn of the day's Mom. The cause of
this ie deficient vitality and behind thue
lies a deficient supply of pure, rich Wed.
and an inedequate nourishment of the
body k There is nothing that will give a
man strength and enegt, as will Dr.
Pierce's Golden Meclioal Discovery. It
dries this by increasing the quantity and
quality of theldoed supply. This nonr-
when the name, feeds the brain( Wilde up
enfeebled orgens, and gives that sense of
strength and power which makes the °Wag-
gle of life a joy- The "good feeling" which
follow; the use of "Golden Modioal Ditioov-
' is not due to etimulittion, as • it oon-
ts4ne no eleohol, whisky or other intosi.
t, It does not brace up tbe body, but
builds it up into a condition of sound
health.
ifirttlea of great Men.
Carafe; Curious Street,
In Cala% uot fer from the lauding
pier is wind is Suomi as the fisher quer-
ter
The itthabitants et this part of the
town, numbering something like 2,000,
form a commuuity of their own and live
quite apart from the rest ot Calais. The
tenuff People never think of marrying out
of their quartet.,
just in tbe heart at this district is a
verY narrow street, its *width being about
Ove feet at most. The curious thing
about it is that the bottom room of every
house is qnite isolated from the upper
vomits, and the tenants who wish to go up
to the bedrooms have to come Mit int°
the street and enter another doorway,
behind Whieli Is a Sight of eteps leading
up stairs.
Durability of Wood.
In very dry atinoSpliereS the durability
of wood is almost incredible, Pleees of
Wood, wooden caskets and wooden
vies bave been withdrawn from Egyptian
catacombs of an antiquity 2,000 or 3,000
Years antedating the Christ'an era.
Ifinaluese In Puniness,
• The Millionaire -Yes, your highness,
intend to settle ten millions on my (laugh-
ter the day she is married. 1
• The Duke -Just give me a inenth's op-
tion cat that and I'll consider it. -Brook-
lyn Lite.
He Knew..
Teacher -If you are polite and kind to
your young comrades,, What 'will he the
result?
Bully Jones -They 11 know they. can
lick you, -Puck.
•Narrow minded ' people are like narrow
becked bottles -the less they have in
them the more poise they make 'in get-
ting it opt -
'Our deposits of borax- are beated
be practically inexhaustible.
MAGIC MIRRORS OF 'JAPAN:
new tire AnCient Buddhist Priests
Preyed Upon.the Susceptible.
Rome time ago I rend in The Weekly
Times of Tokyo, Japan, about an -old steel
mirror that when held to a strong light
was said to reflect the image.of Buddha.
This was attributed by the editor to su-
perstition, if I am not iniStaken. An old
steel Japanese mirror has come into MY
pessession Which When' held to si strong
light distinctly reflects the -image of a
child Buddha, . full length, with arms ex-
tended upward over the head.
There ts no mistaking this, for I an
neither; sentimental nor superstitions.
This, 1 think, has been produced by some
old time Jtiptolese artist. 1 think that
steel has been inlaid into steel after the
manner ot dainascene work, then the
tihole face of the mirror polished. The
grain- of the damascene work, 'being dif-
ferent from the body of the steel mirror,
reflects the figure as inlaid, while the mir-
ror'shoes only a clear; polished steel sur- •
lace, The object of this is quite clear to
, me. When auch .a 'mirror was shown to
the people, it would be to them a mystery
And could be palmed off as a "miracle"
and would draw them closer to Bud-
dhism. Of course there is no such. thing
as a "miracle." To him who has attained
13uddahood all things are clear. • What
ignorant people do not understand design-
ing men palm off as a miracle and draw
people closer A) their form of belief, •
. Since writing the above 1 have consult-
ed S. Nomura, from whom I got the mir-
ror.. Mr. Nomura is president of Benten
& Co. ot mote and informs me that he
secured six mirrors Is exchange for em-
broideries from the priest or priests of one
of the'templesin 'Ciotti. They were very
old and very dirty. The priests in charge
knew nothing of these mirrors, except
that they were old mirrors, brought to the
- temple before their time. Mr. Nomura
supposed them to be -old common steel
mirrors and rive them' to one Of his serv-
ants to polish with white powder and
silk cloth. As he polished each one he
laid It on the, thihr face up. When the
sun strlick the Mirror, the Man noticed in
the reilectlosi'on the ceiling the'form of a
child Buddha, and that was how the dis-
ceiery Wag MA& 1 have all the SIX mir-
ror), in my poesession told have tested
each one and found that each reflects a
cbild Buddha, but not always the puree,
and some of the mirrors cast a different
reflection from others, These Mirrors are
sound, have loops to hang than no, wad
b
it the back are Buddhist characters.
es. es- •
Pleasantinstnaces of cheerfulness
and equanimity Of tereper may be
fohnd ita the lives of Goldsmith, Ben
Johnson, Sidney Smith, ,Lord Palmer,
son and Atieehain
Lessons Of integrity and uPtIghtneria
of principle'ai.e,shoWn In the careers
of Oiogenes, Newton Bueke,DrAentlid.
SeottcRir ThOti Moore, W. Cbantberes
ward', fttitide4_14Yola _HOPIOr`
rgh, Emmett, Thierry,
ilberfortet atid gtenewali laehaon;
or the many qualities of patience
a d foritada' id. referiesetolitte' Witthe
eteof'ffautiduttv. Irsin itti, te,
itidergh,'Treticir, Itosintt ;
TOcqueville, Watt, Battgher, J. Iltint.
tre,Andubon,tieyerd, Addison.
vElY•rte ,Ikea, flOK,Lortaine, Flay*
man, „eat and Pugin
lor e4mple5 :f
tide a ar hnOti.;lookinte the biol.'
anergy, • 'prompti.
alt
grb facift, Peter the Great,
1040,1i.NUrflt, Wildfin, 13%140; Nayk
B ultlopi; - Ignite& , 4ttairpa,,, 30h4
Wel11111407ls stanley,
Ogee, Father; Xyier, Nelson. Creme
711, AndreW'Sahkh and R.Le,e.
When Queen Vittoria Was horn the
,population of Glaegow Wait 188,000: the
populatiorkof the'city suld.tathitthe fe
now atitnit 900,008. The. value of ithe
corner/del estate of the city.tvas ,at' the
Queen's birth, 4240684 now it hi'
600, 000. •Glasgow te quite * growing
plaee,*4.
The wreaked. A.nokop
Armed* was erild by tinetinn to fohn
E. Moore, et. /Ohre for 04,700.
Toronto's Big Exhibition
The raze List for Toronto's Great
Annual Exposition and Industrial
Fair, which this year will be held trent.
August 26th to Sent. 7th, has come to
hand. It is printed in yellow shaded
With green, and presents a very hand-
some appearance. Upwards of $35,000
Will be "distributed in premiums, and
$80,000 will be Vent in features and•
special attractions. The live Attack
dassee•havit beep rearranged ip Some
instances and the Prenlinins increased
in others. A dater for French Cana-
dian cattle has been 'added. Conies Of
the Prize List and all information de-
sired ean be had on addressing 11. 3.
Hill, 82. King St East, Toronto. Spad-
ini efforts are being made to indrease
the excellence of the Exhibition this
year on account of the close proxiMity
of the Pan-American.
b:r krawil.NOMS.
x.1.24S IA THE EAR.
Trig PRIMARY SISAT OP THAT w0e-
FUt. MALAPY, saAwKrIess.
it los the Ortrart of Rearing Which
Irtrit Kicks lip the Libiturbancle
Which Illonifeste Later In
Stomach. Convulsions'.
Seasickness, Abet woefal malady which
first maims the sufferer afraid- he is ,going
to die and later inspires hito with terror
for fear be won't ille, Is an aunoyenee
which briege A shudder to the man or
woman who contemplates going any-
where by water. Nearly everybody
knows what seasickness is, It is no re-
specter 'of persons, but attacks the high
awl the lowly, the rick and the poor.
AU Wads of ameliorating agents are
rented and resorted to -with religiotuefer.
• vency to quell thn teethe in the epigas- ,
tritin, but without avail. Lemons, limes.'
anti all kinds of acids are used to still the
onion° going on inthe stomach. In the
agony Nvhich follows an attack of. sea-
sickness anyttpromise can be exiieted Of' 'a
victim in return for immediate • relief,
And yet the stomach is not to' blame,
Nine .out of ten people will declare the
seat ot seasickness to be the stomach. It
one should tell a man who had . been
throughthe ordeal that the seat of the
trouble is not inthe stomach, but in the
ear, the, integrity of his mental processes
would be seriously questioned, The ex-
victiin would probably regard hiniself as
a past grand master in all that Apper-
tains to seasickness"' and would in all
• probability indignantly refuse to listen
to a learned .diseertation on the ear as
having :nothing to do with seasicknese.
And yet it is tree that the ear le the part
whieh first kicks up the disturbance
vrhieh manifests- itself in the stomach
convulsions.•
The ear is not wily built to bear with,
but also the apparatus which glees to. us
the sense of balance is laid in the. ear. •
Before we can know whether we are
standing -up or lytng down we must learn '
it. from, the ear. The apparatus of bal-
wipe is. As follows: It is located in the
temporal bone.. This bone farms partot:
the skull wall in the region. of the temple,
end another portion of it, which projects
at .right angles to ,that .part which forms
part of the shnir wall, forms part of the
,flOor of the skull ciivity where the brain
•is. The latter portion is known as the
petroue ,portion .of the temporal bone,
• and is. in -thit. portion that the. balance
machinery -lies. :In the petrus portion are
three semkirCulee canals uniting at their
base. These -canals lie in three different
planes, and the man, no matter le what
position be May'. be, is always- in -one of
these plapes... If .he falls, he will 'fall in
One of these planes- „ . • ,
• . Thee canals have.0 common, base and
are hollow.. They are lined on the inside
.witle a membrane in whieh the filaments
of the nerve .whieh controls our .balance
. -
are distributed, or, in other words, the
nerve which tells us whether we are erect.
or lying,.'down. whether we are falling,-
ete. There is a fluid in. these...cegats
. which only scantily fills them. When we
arestanding erect this fluid lies at the
common base of the canals and by its
• weight on the nerve filaments, even which
the fluid lies, irritates them,and they
Elea& a nerve impulse to -the seat of orighi
ot their nerve in the .brain and we are in-
formed thatwe are In 'the erect ,pestare.
hoWeVer:- We change our posture -
for instanee. Ile down -the fluid 'in the
mats, run into that canal which is in the
.sanie plane in which weAre lying.. Grey,
ity moves the fluid,. • Here a new set of
nerve filaments areagitated by the fluid
and an impulse is again sent to their sent
of- origin in the bran, andthe brain tells
Vs that, we are lying down. NoW, when
a person la on board a boat, he is nitehed
abutby the various motions of the ves •
'gel' and instinctively gets up' it different •
motion of his ownin his attempts to .
. keephis balance. This .sets that fluid iti
the eemicircular canals splashing around
from one 'plane to (Mother', or, in other
Words,. frem one canal to atiother. No
sooner does Ong set . of nerve, filaments
send warning to the seat of origM in the
brain, telling of the direction' in Which the
man ie inning. than istibther set sends out
a nerve bnputrie, of a conflicting " report.
The result la a strange confusion01'neiva
impulses taking place in that part of the
• twain where the nerve of balance takes
its -origin. • •7
•
Now, if this were all there would be no
sense of seasicknese. • • 13ot it. le not all
• There Is,a large.nerve which has its seat
of Origin go closely interwoven with that
GI the nerve of balance that when that
gest Is In the throes- -of coutusion this
large nerve becemes agitated and dis-
turbed. this In called the pneurnogas.
trio nerve awl. pansing dOWn the neck
from the brain, giree 'off Rome et its file -
Meets to the Mims trod lierirt. add, what
Is left Is distributed to the walls of the
• 'rhe peculiar confusion whichtakes
Place In the brain as the resUlt of the
loaning about of the body from one Vane
to another In Wok succession inspires
the pneumogastric nerve to send down
animpulse along Its nerve trunk which
causes nausea and the etomachic convul.
stone Which are associated with letteiek.•
•
•
The victim of seasickness Invariably
enhances his Own discomfort by liderpori-
ing a motion of his own, Intended, of
course, to Obviate the Motion of the boat
and keep himself from falling, lint all a
rule tide effort on his part old, Adds to
the diaturblag causes and, renders the
confusion in the ear and .brain more In-
tellect. ' A sufferer from seasieknees lir ale
wore, better!f he lies down "oir his back
and gives hinitelf up to the motion a the -
heat. ;BY so doing, while he will be still
00404. ft Will pot be go eev.ere heetruSe
heofferh no 'motion of his body
to that of the boat end Is hist that much
better off, Barreiteof lernone. limes and
other tickle will het -held him mech. In-
tithictively he will, atconimodate hiniseif
to the boat'i motion and fitsion in
both ear ahd brain Will milef down, nad
he widerawl oat On. deck Again, wan and
drawn perhaps, and begin to take an in
-
tercet In his Aurrounilings.
TheGovet nment witi piobably advei-
tise for tendtrs for a 23 -knot Atlantic
service,
if you hike a Laze-Lived:Ill teenight be-
fore retiring, it will work while you sleep
without a griPe Or Path, miring bilioneuees,
conetipation, dyspepsia and Wok headache,
And make you feel better m the morning, .
The Hon, Jones Sutherland, who•sita itt
the federal ministry without portfolio, is
tiolisideeed be those Who know /liveliest to
be possestred of one of the bent ,practical
mincer ift Ikea government, and hie eervioes
are frequently onded into relate -Ulan be
tia :eagles' tot d putinental adrainietrat tool
Theloodott'oolotoop of tb0 Biyal`
Clantulten Regimeut of Infantry has
been selentedtOltet an an escort- tor his
Etoyat flightless the Duke of14`Ork dur-
ing hte etitthihjla Patilltift*' •
tir•Vi R eitipieyeee Will picnic at
Guelph On July 31.
S. Meilen& rem**, hanged hime
eelf in Ilia barn.
' A little Iglu Of Wear Blatchford, of
Lindeay, was drowned itt e. well,
Ttii) opioroor rtiamor to Ohara on the
etnitern enast,qporifootketo,od.
TheittieEePtermLorillard, of ble:tv
York left °Veit $25• 000 000
kroiihdi.at GleAgew, and' fora time ow
s A kin oke bet in the Exhibition
'destruttion of the Exhibititin bulldinge
WAS threatened. •The flithie &Vete eani.
fineatO a bihek of teatootne.-;
Tbe 500-Mer,rlebnitts from Dundee,
which WellOaehorCrin the at coast Of
Newfoundland, 15 a.tatat• wrArk. • ' *
At`tiollkeribrt, l 8., Sydney Locke
while' tuniipbraidy,' loom*, ghat Mid
killed hie tbrtif ehilaretW '
4,tdesSortirlt3lit4t,t,W, vr4iro'lkAdied
at roof
while.01 vt4e,tnAak. jacking t, up.
Mit Adair, a young Parry Sound
niri, Witt drowned.
•
slow to hearties
liisty deer.'" said Mr. Biekerfi 10 hi:4
wife, "I eaw In the 'natters ,tisday ot a de-
chtion of a eourt that the wife may in
grime gates be the bezel of the family. '
«Jobe Henry,' replied Mrs, Bickers.
"the, •courts are sorne'timert • very 'slow
alieStiihnling01 thlugs10-Iuck.
Ah the' peeve jubilee ift Bottom 1860,
• Mite. Pareas ttesa's Yoke Was distin-
guishable above 32.06a 'ninderr, an or-
theetra of over 1,000 inetretnenut and le
a hall where die ettdienO.Colislitted
• 46.000. bottle.; •
•
thams kt4 ohnd
• Oil hot la
olettidenles
'ORM
At Otillia, „Bridle Robinson. the thir.
teen-Year-oM son of ()has. Robinson,
was accidently shot througb."the head
and killed by a companion.
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all othee
dieeasett put together, and until the lest
few years wits aupposed to be incurable.
For e great many Team dootorspronouliced
it a local theme, end prescribed local rem-
edies: and by constantly failing to cure
with local trestnient, pronounced it in -
motile. Science has proven catarrh to be
a constitutional disease. and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment, Hell's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney dr Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the. market. It is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops to
a teaepoontul. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
mule it faile to oure. Send for circulars
.e,nd teetirnonols.
Address, F. J. Comm 4, Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best,
•
Properties for Sale or to Let
House tor Sale.
Roy Wanted
Wanted, smart, active boy to lea' 0 Priltting
ittfAin office In Ritmo, but not in Oltuton. Oooti
elie:poo for boy wishing to learn the business.
AppllY sit NEW ERA erecs,
k Shorthorn.% for Sale
8 y Ung bulls, 10 to 18 months old, also SOIDO
yowl; heifers breeding age, a choice letgood
thH.
!IRO Volneend see em. E. WAIN,
Clinton.
.4° Stray Steers.
str rd from lot 14, Con;' 14, Mullett, on or
,t‘tohoti the 18to of mar, li,tivr -year old steertill
hit , 1 spottvd, 2 r..d. Any information
lead to recovery Will be suitably rewarded
lune tf WM. BRYANT, Myth.
S Ourns Bicycle
Fred Forrester, agent for the celebrated
Stearns Almelo. 860 wheels will be sold at a
filitatdrefrhilit 4noYgnii:eraliiiIn ea 04111thie
best made, should tall or drop it cam to elms
FORESSTER, Agent, ,
NEW SHOE SHOP
Two story house, on Maple street for gale
on easiatAirlif payment. Alplqo
ITCHELL
ROUSE for SALE or -to RENT.
On Victoria St., near Organ Factory. $ 300
will buy a roomy, comfortable bowie with good
lot -the property resiently occupied by Frank
lleshall. Apply at once bi-..
W liftYDONE,
••
Rs, biter &c.. Clinton.
Bull for Service.
The undersigned keeps for service on Lot 35,
Corr,,• 2, Tnekersinith, the thorobred Short
Horn Bull, Iltrathoona, of Hillside, No., 88188,
two. years . old Juno 8rd. Terms 51.25, with
privelege otreturning. _ •
June 7-tf HARRY ao/INS
House tor Sale
A large,two �tory fraine house with pretty
surroundings, on Huron street, is offered for
sale at a bargain ;2 cisterns; and it never -failing
well. Will sell for $1,000 less than its cost as
Proprietor is leaving for Manitoba. In, partk.
colars apply= the premises, or to John Ridout,
agent,. JO TEDFORD. Clinton. Feb. 22- f
. Choice rnrin l'or sale
--- •
' Subscriber offers for sale his fine farm of 14/
acres, being lot 26, con. 18, Ifullett, All clear- •
ed but four acres. Brick house (andalso frame
house for hired man),baitIr barn, spring week,
bearing orchard of 2 twee, Pi miles from Len,
dallier.), soil first-class and in . good condition.
Possession at any time, terms to suit purchaser
Jan 4.--41 m-tf W. HILES, Londesboro.
'Olt:SALE.
The framecottage on Orange street, °con-
r'ed by the undersigned, is offered for sale on
reasonable terpos. The lot is it of an acre, with
hard and eoft Water, stable, good fruit and
Vegetable garden, The 1 -one contains ball,.
parlor, twobedrooms, clothes closet, dining
room, summer kitchen, Cellar and woodshee,
is centrally located, possession given any time
to snit 'purchaser. ELIE ABE'M GRAHAM tf
Auction Sale ot Farm
The Riddle Farm, lot 14, con. 18, Townehip of
laCti3lettti,mgiik in figi0 tetrz, vicill be off errdiroz.,
Eo -
tel, at Public
-This
hi an excellent opportunity to *procure it first-
class farm._ Particulars will Cie furnished by
the thatiersignea. • ••
W. or: RIDDELL arnburti,:•Ont.
DAVID McGILL, Blyth,- Ont. TrIlate"
W. BItYDGLIE, Clinton, Ont. Truiteete Sol.
July 12. -td.
STOTtE Fon SALE.
The premises occupied by it,J Cluff, and
consisting of a at Obles brickstore, on Albert
Street Clinton, is offered • for sale on easy
terra _
Also Cottage on Albert Street._ with two
lots, stable, and all oonviencee. Partiordars
on appication to Mrs W. Robertson, Clinton
or lire 0. W, McGregor,Constance.
FARM. FOR SALE.
----
Sitheeriber offers for sale his farm. Of 180
acres, iitnated on the Maitland conoeleion,
Colborne. About 140 sores cleared, frame
house, bankbarn. plenty of water and in good
etate of cultivation,/ of a mile from school and
2 miles irons Ifolmesville. Torras reasonable.
Deo 14--tf RICHARD BAKER. Clinton P.0
For Sale or to Rent.
The &mice brick Muse= the corner of Fat-
ten and Joeeph streets, belonging to the estate
of the late Richard Heywood. is offered either
for sale or rent. It contains Mom for ordi-
nary Wally, I practically a new bonee, with
all conveniences. end. 02r00-tedtbe Of an acre.
(Aland. If the property is not eold or rented,
part of it will 'be related. Apply tO
W. COATS Executor Clinton,
• rAtcm loOK SALE
Subscriber offers for sale his'Ittrin of ion
50505,101 1.70.34, situated on 20th 00114 town -
shit Of Hullett, Huron Co., about 90 acres
cleared and In a solid state of cultivation,
bal-
anco breih. On the family* good frame house,
large bank barn and Other out buiteinge, geed
bearing mallard, and Well waterisi. Apply
to JOSEPH 31011818, .
March 22-tf Londesboro,
Farm lor Sale•
100 Acres, Whet ,Lot 130,10t Cott.,East Wawa
mesh: good toads, good Water, near I'. 0.%
Olitirch. school. Biz miles from Blyth, lees° ex-
pire. Oct. 81, 1901. Purchaser has privilege tO
plough and Sow fall wheat, S. MARSHALL.
June 28-.1m. Anburn.
TEACHEIt-WANTED
Wanted, kor B. B. No. 5, township of Goder.
mence snot boll is. APplication to be eent
ich, a teacher, onglior female, dame to cern-
to undereignediii later than hrdof Ater,
dliP1101,!*YullorietzrallANTOlfs Seor'
Jule 184. '
I THAT TOUCHES, The SPOT
0011.6.4-01"
*vows
• sysiEtliRtoyAlot
or
we.tik and leupke‘r,tilooti,
Liver **kinex Meeksesik
rernalte 000011000t.
4.11 Drtiggiete, or write direet to'
d'sM. liormott,
.0ederude, Oni
Weereireineneterionitieilleiteriatielleieriellenneliti
The undersigned bas opened ont a shoe shop
in the SitePPara Block, Huron Street, where
he will give speoial attention to repairing and
custom work. Parties requiring anything in
his line will And to their intereet to call on
him,•
AMOS Cooper, Clinton.
July 6-4n, •
• Durham Bull for Sale.
---
A. Bret class short born Bull for sale. Good
color and first pedigree. About 13 months
old If soldat once, a bargain will be Ten.
• PLUMB , Clinton.
- June 14, •
Lumber tor Sale.
Suitable for 1Paron Bulidings
• --
Book Blm 2 and 2/ inchee thick, pries 512.00
per M. -
Boit Rini 1,11, i end 2 inches thick, price
a12.00 per M. .
Hard Maple 1. 11, q, v and 8 inches thick.
Price 12.00 per M. W, DOHERTY & Co,
3416• Clinton.
Farrn For Sale.
The west half of lot 24, Bayeeld COD., God.
aria townehin. containing 100 sorts of good
land, is offered for sale on easy terms. Good..
barn, log bowie, plenty of water and small
orghard.. Particulars on application to
• tf- J. P. T1SDA,LL, Clinton
BINDER TWINE
Season, 1901,
Profes
oualarodOtherCards
SPECIAL" binder twine sup'
plied to Farmers Only. at. 8c per. Ib, . bt-tWo-
bushel, cotton, 16 -oz grain bags, bound with
-
two rope 'snap halters, and weighing 60 lbs
each, length over 500fseper lb, quality and
loofah guaranteed. Cash with orders,' pur-
chaser pays freight.
Address orders J. .T, GIL•MOUR, Warden
Central Prison, Toronto, Fortner particulars
adflress James Noxen,.Inspectof , Parliament
Buildings, Toronto.
3.11. STRATTON,
Toronto, .lune 11, 1801, Provincial Secretary.
Lake Erie Navigation Co.
Steamer "Urania"
SHORT
ROBTE
To 'CLEVELAND,. Ohio..
One way fare from Minton, Ont. - 'OM
Return, $e. Boat leave* Port Stanley every
Tuesday and Thurpeay at 11 p.m. Satnedaye,
at fp,m. Tickets on sale at all local ticket.
• offices. For further information, write
•
Woollatt, Manager.
T. IllarShrill, Asst.P
seweanikeravstim•
HOHILLOP ACTUAL FIRE
INSUILAN_CE CO..
pew & isoiaTzri TOWN PROPER S
pyLoYirs:EEBSURED,
J. B. McLean. Preildent, Eilipen P. 0; •Thoe.•
Fraser. vie -president, BrUcefield P. 0.;.
E. HOY% Secy-Treas., SettfOrth Pc O.; W. G.
'.33rOadfpot,Inspector of Lomas, Seaforth 0:
DIREOTOM '
• ortailfoot, Seafortn; John 0. Grieve
Winthrop • P. George Dale. Seaforth;• Joha
Benzenes* Dublin( Jett Evan. Beechwood Beechwood P.
0; John Watt, HarlooltP. Tholllos Fraser
Brneefield_, John B. bieLean, Kippen James
Connolly, Clinton. • .
Robert Smith, HairrocENTBk; Robt. M011illan. Ses-
forthL, games Cumming, Estmondville; J. W.
Yee, floimesville ; George MurdisiandJobn C.
Mo: ri auditors. •
, P1 rtes desirous to t fleet Menke Or train.'
act caber business will be promptly attended te
on application to ably of the above effacers
addreassul to theirrest erf've offices,
, ,
0,411411-.41-.~144411,4146441k44141004444.”
OUR.•
Summer School
Offers a splendid opportunity for
• teachers and Othere to develop in.
orea,red earning power at it limited
• expense of time and money.
• Jane or July finieh a course in the
I OWrite us about it.
CR REGULAR WORK
fall when ninny are juin entering.
thorOugh work every month in the
• to month. Students entering in
oontinnes right. along from raonth
We have • nitt varatiOns. We do
,
year and ate constantly sending out
I• yotilig people iht0 goad positione.
JAMES SCOTT
Berrieter, Solleitor, 41;04
CLINTON.
0,111014-„E1liott 0104% IOW). Street)
MONIAN TO LOAN.
BRYD0NE,
pABRIBTEB, SOLIOITOR, NOTAIM
RTIMIO, ETC,
Office -Beaver Bloelc.0
Dii-staire, Opposite Foeter's Plage Gallery
CI.INTOR •
CHARLES sEAGan
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary and Conveyance,
Ofilee-Opposlite 4,:elborne Motel
Coderich
M. Gs CAMERON
formerly of Cameron Holt & Clexcteroa
BARRISTER AND SOLIOITOB;
Ofileer-litimlitc108Diggariagolliorne Hens%
, GARROW & BARROW
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETO,
Onlee-Coruee Hamilton lit. Width° Square
Ont.
GARROW, 00. Criss. Gsaltow,
PROUDFOOT & HAYS.
•BARRISTER% SOLICITOR% ATOTARIEEI plum
• IPROCTORB IR TEE Melons= COVET, &C,
°Wee: North at., next door toSignal
Private Funds to lend at lovi est rates '
of interest.
W, PROUDFOOT.• M.O. HAYS;
JOHN. RIDOUT7.
CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, • rerte-
Real Estate and. /neurance Agent. money to
lend on Nfortgage and Note security.
Oface-IiIIRON STREET, 'CLINTON,
DR. AGNEW.
DENTIST. CLINTON
Office adjoining Photo .Studio.
Office Hours -9 to 5
AT BAIVISI.D. EVERY WEDNESDAY AnZallo)
DR. G. ERNEST HOLMES
• :DENTIST
'(Succiessor • to Tri. T. C. Bhuie)
_ Speclaibit'In Crown end Bridge Work
L. D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur '
geona of Ontario, Toronto,
D.D. S. -First-class Honor graduate of .0401- .
talDepartment of Toronto, University.
Special attention _paid. to preSereation ot •
children's Latish.. Will visit Barfield ever/
Monday.
Moe over W. Taylor & Son' e shoe store.
• DR..WM. GRAHAM
Licentiate of .the Royal Cohost) of Physician
•London, Faiglaud.
•Oilioe and Residence-
' • PERRIN'S mots; Itp imairst
DB. 'J. W;BRAW, SIIBGEOR
Asconcheur, eto., office and residence On-
tario St., opposite English church; formerly 00. ,
eapied by Dr, Appleton.' Clinton Ont.
DR. STASIBURY, GRADUATE OF_„..THE •
Medical Department of Victoria Delver.
atty. Toronto, formerly of the Hospitals and
• Dispensaries, New York, Coroner of the
County of Huron, Baviield' Ont.
,
D J.
. vR. EYEFaRttlrEsEurGEAcerN,* •
Member of the :Veterinary Medical Aimee*.
tions of London and Edinburgh, and Gradu-
ate of the Ontario reterinery College. • .• •
TREAT DISEASES OE LIM Asmara
Moe open night and, day, opposite Con*,
mercial Haig 1. . .
Successor to Dr. %h. J. 11. Fowler, Clinton,
Ont. •
•DR. c: W. THOMPSON
- Physician, Eutuecn. Ete. •
• Speelal attention lily= to diseases Of the
• Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
Mica ani. Residence- . '
Albert Streets 2 Pioche North of Rattenbury
a E. BLAOKALL VETERINARY SURGEON
IJ allOROr6XyGrAdt/Ote of theOntarloVeteritury
College. Treats all diseases of domestionted aLt
male on the olostniodern arid Seientifie pritel
plea Offloo+, imatediately son tb of tbeNforEIS
Ofiloe. Residence Albert Si., OtintliA. Gali
Welt ordav attendedto promptly
IMARRIA.0)1 LICENSES isseedby the nn '
•111,11 signed at his Residence, Mary street
Clinton.
JAMS SCOTT, SR.
FAMES 0AmPBELTJ LONDEBBORO
J • 188151611 08' ilARBIAGE moimisga.
No witnesses, required
MI W. FARNCOMB, MEMBER OF AWN 01P
,jc • p„ L. B., Provincial Land Surveyor and
Civil Engineer, London. Onte.-Oifice at Geo
atewarer Grocery Store. Clinton
.01.01r.
W. GLEN. CAMPBEL
Organist and Musical Director of North
Street Church, tioderich, and teacher in
PIANO, PIPE ORGAN an THEORY. is Phi*
pared to take a limited atinber of Pm:Willis ,
the above. For terms apply this *Moe: or to
MR CAMPBELL,may be seen from 11 a. M., to
2 p.m., at the Clarendon Hotel, :01intlal •
Friday of each week.
CLINTON
WOOD and COAL YARD,
Srieel3eatlatYlirderoMigiwiwilbe itti
lowest rates. °Moe orrisaaStr
e eet, at LAWS
IMPLEMENT ROOMS IV. WHEA.
Central Business College TLEY
F"Life Insurance
orgaito,/krincip.„.
The Novelty Bakery.
analtestatrant
We are,prepered to 'Jowly- ill
your wants.= the Watery line, and
we guarantee toe,* isetiefeetion Isi
ovay reepect, •
Westlake a specialty in Wed!
dingCskee and °hieing cakes at a
ressomible price, ,
Our Restaurant "#.
16944606 whore you Will find
overything in a Bret oleo' reetaar-
anti
Candled Of alljkindit and alW143'0
treat.
Clore in the best of briinis.
Tattoos of all kinds.
'We will haie
leetresuil and Drinks,
Ateoi go.0, the Weao
Xeerlholt!ti,14 Oki Stand,
rarliner 44 *Clay -
Telephone No, L CLINTON.
OALL ON
CHAS. R. HALE,
Clinton, Onto
be LI, .114C1'ORRSON
ziostrgokson.
Fire, . Life, •iceldent PlateGleas
0,11011 Wet at 113Loe,0 CUSTOM
Joirktwvv.,:yee
HO 31ppyrpps,
Agent tot, itte Atesrtnatette
• Co, of Mattobtelter, England. Whine fonds and
itiourititersratadat $4.600,000h ,A1s0 the mo-
Rmr.oratornattotevattret um. A11,61.
farm rinks ^mill -fife PronartY tlateltit ot0'
°west resteWa• 44iiitailvireen 'thiumetritio
alto represented, otter to be heti froze 4por
cent tip, decor ftag . to. nature Of ractirity..-,
Daily mail to, HardearingttP Motel card Wilt
fetch Mtn
• , 70.a.
AGENTs WANTED ' fort ol'ilit Dill AND
%NOP WISH VIOTOBJA, including
inioriai Wilithe from the wet =in.
SOWOLSIX*Pj1_001411dAllk stsiteatitii, tnd "The
Lite of Kin =Ward VDI.," Size 10x7-, isbout
4tt
ow ritt;,, Igryoust.iken ADM tind
dOtIoNiig„ t retedia Magid as:titres"
woe t . a:it:letter, front Lon -
list, end John A. CssillietV ' tor Cenobite' mag-
azine, Toronto. Price Only 31.78 -new book
from cover ti3 cover. Extralarge tionimibelOnt
tdPabtdng Go e , r ratocoret ctittcita. resti174
Wftr
11;w4.4it 44joe.a.
..taittdren: Cry -for
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