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The Clinton New Era, 1901-12-06, Page 21 6tuber 111.01 CIXICTO'it lifEW ERA. To Subscribers in Arreavs. teetual count there al e over 500 i aaticribers on our list in arrears for lthe Clurent year, and a coneiderable ' Opertion of them for two years. This klelipqneut liet rept esents a large elan] Dont you think it is too bad, in view of the large and interesting paper we are giving, that we should be worried in our financing during this weather by this thoughtlessness of some sub- oeribers-for it is largely thougbtlees- nese ? With this money in hand the publieber would be able to undertake anany projects he has in mind for the further improvement of the paper. isn't it too bad that the majority of leaders•should be punished by the min- 4)rity in this way ? for with so much Iffioney outstanding it is impossible for Abe publisher to iucrease the expende are eh the papete Peale readet, It You are olio's of tteed lelinquents, look at the label on your Vaper, note the date to which your *ascription is paid, and if in arreals, it down and write us, moclosiog the amount. It will be the most welcome letter We can receive. If every sub scriber were to do this, the burden of life to the publisher would be greatly relieved. Address the NEW ERA, Clinton, Ont., d use registered letter, postal note, 0. er der, or Fein ess order, Twenty Years'„ Contrast. 1511Or010Us Progress "%oda la Elmo adtan Development. 'see tiutio 41$ RIDAY. DEC. Gth 1901. In the Face of an. Inereaee ot but a Qasetes in Populatton Business RaE4 Increased Three and Four Fold. Here are a number of facto which it- luetrate the great expansion which Canada le at present andergoing. The increase in population during the past twenty yeate has only been about 24 per cent, but the increase in the • busi- ness of the country appears by the fol- lowing figures to have ranged in some direction to even 200 and 300 per cent Exports and Imports : 1880 $159,093.807 1901 386,908,157 Letters and postcards carried by post- al -Ice • 1880 $ 53,600,000 1000 . 205 420,000 Oleved bank deposits (Om:lethal), on10 : CheeSe Exports Fell otr. --- Last It ear'S, 1310 Boldinakt Hy gnttlish Exporters and 111011 Prices ResPonslhie for. • Decrease. Miee I (Allison 11w3 tendered her resignation as teacher in the Wroxeter public school. Mrs 8. Richardson, of Hensall, has purchased Mr Wm Caldwell's house and 10 sere plot, of land on the Zurich road, east ot his faun, Chas Dodds has rented his farra on Increase in Wheat 8hipped From the 5th con, of McKillop, to his eon To Rent. Mentreal, But Corn Fell OtY Oon• Robert, and will have an auction sale Properties for Sale or to Let To Rent Lot 88, Meitland ConeresioneSorterich Town - slap. APPlir to JAS. e0013, Barrister. Oct. 11-1f. Clinton. Ont For Sale. -- 10 acre pare lot for ea% eheape apply to Nov 10--tr. RIDOWP RAU., Weirton, Ont Wanted. Second. hand fire proof safe wanted. innet bo cheat). Apply te 11.1111(1a. ItANeE0R1). Nev. e-tr. Town Ofaco, siderebly From Last Year. Alex Slew:non, of Seaforth, received I First clam; brick store, suitable for any buel, , nese. Apply to W. 0. SEARLE, Clinton. a letter from Glasgow last week an- , Nov 15 -tlf,, k From, the opening of navigation to the close A few' days ago, there was tiouncing the death of his last eurytv- ing brother, who was a reeident of that shipped from the port of Montreal to of his chattels on Dec 10. Europe To Let, 1,780,827 boxes of cheese, as city. Bush for Sale. About 16 or 20 acres of good bush -black ash and soft elm. Can be bought cheep. for par- ticulars apply te THOS. MURPHY, Nov 15-.0, Clintou, P. 0 JAMES SCOTT Berrister, Solicitor, hoe CLINTON. Overm-hillott Mook, lease Street. - MONEY TO MOAN. Ws 13RYDONEs 13AB,RIBTER, S014I01'1101t. NOTAllY PUBLIC, ETC. Office—Deaver Block. Up -stairs, Opposite Poster's Photo Gallery °LINTON compared with 2,050,304 for the saute II, 1Slooneyet former reeve of Morris, twIZIsstoorrYorhggfe.' 113:sigt:gtrialerra.. period last year. This decrease is ac • who ie located at Woburn, N. W. T., tor cook ihove, Apply MRS .1311)DLEC011eitE counted for variously. One reason has had a very successful year, having Sant. 27-tf• given is that the high prices of last 52 bushels of wheat and INQ beehels of ,--- _ =see* year and the handling of large stooks oats OH his farne, T Rent or For Sale. attached, two bedrooms un Osiris four in a • euitaille ler paarrted couple, Apply 60 King St ' Abe McMerray has purchased the — losses, which, in a number of oases Apartments to Let A nice largo room front. with smell rooM by some of the English houses caueed ruined the holders, and then agaill handsome brick residence in Egnaonds That desirable brick and frame levelling on 1'- losses, from Air Stewart for 01400. Mr soete side Wellin ton Street, 01 IRO, cone' 1 Wanted sin Lots 85 86 frO and , containing one not COffellnlitig so much cheese, owinff l',1cMurray will occupy it as soon as Mr 'alga orchard and. garden, .Apply to W, W. FARRAR the Buglish people are credited weth to the eteep prices at D hichit WWI hel . Stewart erects a reeidence on his farm. Oct. 17. 1 The people thus it is daid,rt out of the W. Riley, Sth con., had a horse in- • House to Rent, habit ot eating cheese au the hand- jured by slipping or catching its foot lers this year avefaiied to reaetteblish on a 4 tale while driving in Mcstris the demand. i • $ 8g a •81i Tbe lack. of demand ie partially ac - 1901 324,876,272 m counted for, also, by the larger amount 1880 Bank advances to merchants of home-made cheese on the English 1880 010e,li.6,115 market, and by the good-sized stocks 324,354,407 which were held in England. Tons of freight carried by railways : No less then 406,00packages of but - 1901 9,251,830 t the po------ontrea t past 1900 35,946,183 seaemeas compared with 253,000 a. year 1880 Earnings of railways (gross); ago. Canadian butter was in good de- 1RRA $3,501 447 mend in England thruout the suminer, 2 and prices realized were very satisfac- tory. Ls connection with the butter and cheep trade it is said that the quantity of milk converted int() dairy products in Canada the past season was fully as large ae in 1900, but that Wes went into cheese and. more into butter, ' The grain men appear pretty well pleased with the results of the season's business. The 'shipments of wheat from the port emounted to 13,045,000 bushels as compared with 11,168,000 bushels a year ago. Wheat has, ruled fairly bigh all summer, and if anyone has suffered it has been the steamship companies in the low freight rates which haye been ruling. The exports of coma from the port of Montreal the past summer; amounted to 4,059,000 bushels, as compared with 11,168,000 bushels last year. The reas- ons for this discrepancy have already been given. Last year the shipments of oats from Montreal to foreign emits amounted to 4,934,000 loushels, while this year the shipments were 2,453,000 bushels. Rye was exported this year to tlae extent of 759,000 bushels, and last year the ship- ment amounted to 509,000 bushels, ter lef ' 1 h 1900 , Mileage of railways : 1900 .:._;" 117,89557 1880 Life insurance policies hem 1880 li 91 272,126 1900 , 431,902,423 Total deposit e in the chartered banks, postoffice, savings banks and loa,n'com- panies • 3.901.- $430,000,000 70,740, 4 Mr Thos Eerie, M. P. of Victoria, has assigned. His liabilities are e25 e000. • • • The Smithsonian Institete has offer- osd $1000 for a a hite deer that was care tared in Muskoka. It has known to ecest more thau that for a dear. • • • An agent of the Imperial Govern ment in seeking to fill an order for nate in northern Alberta, offered 27 r.eli ts per bushel on the track at .b.es mentor, and was afterwards obliged toads ance his offer to 30 cents. The high price of oats is a gr eat advantage to the Ednaonton district, where the em is abundant and of excellent ,quali. v. XI Prohibition Issue. Canadian railways last year hauled three times the amount of flour, six titnes the lumber, and ten times- manufactured goods that theY did in 1880. Canada's aggregate exports and lire ports were for the last year, ending June last, $73 per head of population whilst those ofthe United States were under $29. In part expla,nationet may be said that the people of the United States are enormous contra mere of their own stuffs, and are at the same time a manufacturing nation, largely, as it were, self-contained. The Canadian exports have, during the part seven years exceeded the im- por ts in every year excepting 1899, and the aggregate excess in these seven years has been about $53,000,000. In examining the details ot these exports, we find that nearly the whole is com- prised of the natural products of the country. Since 1880 t e u 'cultural exports have increas ly s 25 per cent„ but in fish and exp rt trade has about deubled, whilst rn manufactured goods it is two and a half times, and in mining products it is nine times as great. As illustrating wbeee the business re- lations of the merchants .are relatively more active, and where intercommuni- cation between families is frequent, each resident of British Co'umbia wrote last year on the average 56 let- ters, eachresident in Ontario 53, in Manitoba and the Territories 45, in New Bruns wick 38, in Nova Scotia 31, in Quebec 28 and in Prince Edward Is- land 19. The Privy Council has decided that the action of Manitoba, in passing a prohibitory law, is constitutional,a de- rision thit..quite naturally gives great satisfaction to temperance people, who 'will endeavor to have the law put in- to opei ation in that province as soon as tbe pi esent liceese system runs out, which is in May next. And the decision will be far-reaching in its effect, tor it means that every ovince has the same power as Man- itoba. Neatly all those who have expressed any opinion cn the subject, agree that Ontario must be asked to pass a similar law. Prominent temperance men be. Belie that the government is pledged to do so, and there is not the slightest doubt but that a delegation will short- ly interview the Prernierfor that p ur- pose, who so far has declined to express an opinion on the matter. If the people want probibiteon in this Province they will have it. The ' Conservative papers are after Hon Mr BOss, because they believe they have bim in a trap; yet the very same pa- pers will turn around to-17°0nm and denounce him as a "political trickster," scateringonly for votes,' Should he adopt this as a plank in his platform. Until the matter has been considered by the Cabluet it is not much use dis- cussing it or reviewing the prose'and i , cons. but our own opinion s that a • government which will adopt prohibi- tion, in any province outside of Que. bec, would eweep the country. See Poultry, That money continues to be made in Canada is shown by the increase of nearly $64,000,000,or about 25 per cent., in the chartered bank deposits in the two years and two months ending October 1901. rwenty-five years ago even Ontario municipalities found it sometimes diffl. cult to float their debentures bearing per cent., and for many years the chief outlet was in Scotland and England; now thc same municipalities float their leans on a 4 per cent. basis, or under that, and their bonds are eagerly ab- sorbed within this country. Further, we are now financing our own Indus- trial undertakings amongOur own peo- ple, instead of, as formerly, looking to Great Britain and ,tbe United States for the capital required. With the in- creashig establishment of great indus- trial works our ambitiops and push- ing young men who have hitherto gone to the United States in pearch of 'out- lets for their energy will now find time cutlets in increasing numbers at home, It may be said that accompanying these fieures ebould be such explaa- tions as that the railway returns in- clude 'United States traffic, that the ex. ports embrace sorne° western States products, and that bank deposits may cover some deposits loaned by the banks, and again deposited by the bor- rower, but whatev r force such expla- nations may have, the fact still re- mains that the figures furnish ample evidence of greatly bacreased business' and wealth in Canada. And we appear to beliving longer. The returns for 1901 are not yet pub- lished, but the number Who in Canada lived to the age of 60 years and uPwards was in proportion to the total papilla- tionein 1851, 1 in 27.07 ; in 1861, 1 in 22.• 2; in 1871, I in 19,6 ; in 1881, 1 in 15.8; in 1892, 1 in 14.25. The result has no doubt in part, been brought about by the diminished immigration of recent tOwnehip. The animal has since died and the owner has made a demand on Morris Council for 0105, the value he placed on it. As F. A. Edwards was goipg from Brucefield to Bayfield recently his horse became ill and fell on the road near Varna, The -animal was got to a eitable and a veterinary tient for,. who prounced it paralysie. The horse Is not likely to recover. Word has been received of the death of John Somerville on Nov lst,in Jack. eon, Missouri. Deceased was a former teacher in Woodstock grammar school and is a bachelor. He was an uncle of Messrs James and Archibald Somer- ville, of McKillop, and Mr Wm Somer- ville, of Seaforth. Robt L Peddie, who a couple of years ago wasen business in Seaforth for a time, committed suicide on Thursday When the Canadian farmers under- stand fattening poultry as well as they now understand the feeding of cattle and hogs -and that time is not far off -the exports to Britain will be enor- . mous. Shippers report that Canada 'produces the best poultry in the world, but it has not been well handled in the, past, hence the profit has been smaller than it should have been. -Hamilton Times. We know of a consignmenc of chiek- ens, fattened expressly for the English market, which netted, above expenes, $1.16 per pair, and were recently in formed of a shipment made, which it IREDI expected, would sell in the old Country market, at $1.75 per pair, Can- adian fowl ordinarily, will only drese an average of 21 and 3elbeacb,but Eng- lish consumess want a fowl that will go from 5 lbs upwards. If Canadians will raise this class of fowl, they can sell all they like to produce, el good prices. The following from the Ottawa corres- pondence of Friday's Globe, bears out this ;- The Department of Agriculture has forwarded another lot of specially fat- tened chickens in cold storage to Liver- pool thia week. This lot was from yaticrus fattening stations and contain- ead 2,492 chickens. Returns have just been reeeieed regarding the first ship - 'Mont of fattened ehickena sent by thef derailment this season. These were fattened at the poultry fattening sta- tion at Bondville, Quebec. They were geld in Liverpool, wholesale, at four- teen cents per pound, and the net re - tarns were equal to 01.31 cents per pair of chickens at Montreal. Professor Bober tson says the export trade in fat- tened chickens is bound to bectme very great, Mid the demand in Canadian Merlotti will also greatly increase as Moon as consumers know the very sup- erior (plenty of the fattened chickens, and the high peecentage of edible por- tion itf each bird. To Cure a tOld in One Day Wm Laxative Drone) Qainine Tableta. Ali druggists' refund the:money if it fails 0.ente. 1. W, Groseee eignatere is 011 Deli 215e, Crisp County Clippings J. W. Berry, Lucknow, ha., sold bis drug business to Messrs. Wood & Chis- holm, of Toronto, and the new firm has taken possession. - Little May Ashbury died at the home of Mr and Mrs T. H. .A.slabury in Oakville OU Thursday morning week: Diphtheria was the cause of deeth. An interesting event took Place at St Columban church Tuesday morning week, when Miss Bridget Coyne was united in holy wedlock to Mr Jae Doyle by Rev Father McKeon. • :there died in Egmondville on. Sun- day, Noy 24tte Sarah O'Neil, wife of J. Purcell, ciD the age of 55 years. She bad been ailing for sonae time and death was not unexpected. Asad event occurred in the home of Mr and Mrs B Jenkins, Winghaen, Sat- urday last. Their little neice, Fern Haw- thorn, aged one year and eight mon- ths died of convulsions. Miss Jennie Rowe has been engaged as second teacher in Ethel Public school for 1902, The Principal hi Geo Dobson who has rendered faithful and efficient service for a number of years. Jas B Stretton, of the Queen's hotel, Brussels, had his right leg. broken at the ankle Monday week in a very simple manner. He had taken the team and wagon and gone out on the 10th con of Grey for a load of stove - wood. He jumped oft the load to the groand and in some manner twisted the limb doing damage stated above week by: jurnglifrom Belle Isle bridge sun stroke some time ago,anctit is sup- posed that was the indirect cause of his act. He was a native of London. A story has just been received that a young man nstmed Edward Connors, aged 18, while working for Gilmour & Hairston, its Berk Lake, Gatineau, was attacked by a pack of wolves and totally devoured. The poor fellow be- longed to St Malachie, near Rull, and we° the only support of five young brothers and eisters. After a somewhat extended illness Catherine McDonald, wife of ;fames' Cambell, lot 10, con. 14, McKillop, passed away to another world on Sun- day 'eat, sued 47 years, She was a daughter of Murdock 'McDonald, her birthplace being Ripley, Bruce Co. 23 years ago she Was united in mar riage to her now bereaved partner who with three sons and a daughter, sur - 'Five wife and mother. PerniCious anaemia was the cause of death. L Harvey, diuggist, who brought out the business of(.1 A Deadman at Bruesele last summer, has taxon a partner in the person of B Hurstley, of St Thomas, who will take charge of the Brussels store. Mr Harvey, after pursuing a course in Optics at Toronto, will enter into partnership with his brother, E Harvey, of St Thomas, and will manage two branch stores located at Rodney and West Lorne, Elgin County, making the former hie heademarters. at Detroit. r eddie had suffered a Comfortable dwelling house to rent on Fed - crick Street, lately occupied by Mr J, Rand, containing thIee_ rooms upstairs awl three down. Plen- ir every convenience rent moderate. Apply WA.TTS DRUG STOBE. Sept, 27-tf , • HOUSE for SALE or to RENT. On Victoria St., near Organ Faotory. $ 300 will buy a,roomy, comfortable house with good lot -the property recently occupied by Frank Upehall, Apply at once to - W BRYDONE, Barrister 8to. Clinton. To Let. That beautiful stok in the Jackson Block, "Huron Street, lately occupied by C.Witts. Ap- ply to THOS. JACKSON, Sr,, Sept. 8- tf Clinton Gabriel Elliott, who moved from Goderich to Woodstock some years ago and has been doing well there in the market gardening and greenhouse business, suffered a severe loss last week. Fire broke out in his green- house and did between $3,000 and $4,000 damage. The insurance was on . Mies Thos Malloy., who lives near Wroxeter in Howick recently colas brated her 1COth birthday and is quite aetive with her fingers, recently she carded and spun on a kw wheel about 8 lbs of yarn. We question ;if any of the ladies under 100 years old could do any, more, and not one in a hundred perhaps could make passable yarn out of raw. wool. Exeter is enjoying a boom in the building line, T. Fitton will shortly oc- cupy the ground floor of a new two- stqry building as a general store. The second story will be for Masonic pur- poses. The Molson's Bank has pur- chased a valuable property near the post office, and will erect thereon a handsome bank to cost in the neigh- borhood of 010,C00. Plans and specifi- years, and by 80 many of our young cati$ne are being prepared, and work men and women going to the Unitedwill commence sn the spring. A new States, but it also suggests' better saw. residence, costing $2,500, has been itation in the cities and towns, better completed for Thole Handford. The new two-story brick reeicipnce for Thos. knowledge in coping with disease,more caretul living, and fewer of the-ar ships Which the pioneers had to edure, and is a further tribute to the health- fulness of the climate. Mrs Dunnage, relirt of the late Jonathan Dulmage, of ' Howick, died on Sunday, 17th inst., at t he ripe age of 86 years, at evhich age her husband passers' over to the mayority about eighteen months ago. Her . maiden name was Christina Wright. She was born in Prince 'Edward county, and with her husband removed to the township of Morris over forty years ago. Both were of the old Puritan stock of Methodiste, and steadfastly adhered to their early church associa- tions. A few years ago they removed to the township of Islowick. Of ten children, 'nine are living; there are also forty grandchildren and fourteen great. granolchildi en. Cottage to Rent: Good girls for general house work, between ages of 20 and 85. Respectable homes and. good wages, (from $13 to 80 per week). Refer-, emcee given and required. Address Home Science Bureau Room, 814-115 Dearborn Si. Chicago, Ill. Nov. 15-tf. Plain or Fancy Sewing. The undersigned, who is a competent Beams - tress, will undertake all kinds of 331ain or fainaf 'sewing, either at her own home or home of customer. Furs &leo made over. MRS GEO. FLINTOFF, Nov, 22-8 Princess street. W'ANTED-Several persons of character andlgood reputatiod in each state (one in this oounty required) to represent and adver- tise old established wealthy business house of solid finencial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and ottrriage furnished, when nada- eery. References, Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago. Sept 13-13. 240 .Folt SALE $4,50 , A comfortable and roomy cottage on Isaac street, lately occupied by Iler Geo. Crion, is offered to rent. The quarter aore vacant lot admining will be sold on easy times. Apply to -MRS ADD, Mary St, Oct. 1,-12 CATARRH CANNOT BE CUBED With local applications as they cannot reach:the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or oonetitutional disease, arid in Or- der to Imre it you ninettake internal rem- edies. Hall's Catarrh Crawls taken inter - many and oohs directly on the blood and mucotur eurfaoes, Hall's Catarrh Cure not a quack medicine. It was prerioribell by one of the best phyrtiolars in his ammo try tor yeare and is 4 regtilar It la oefupet;ed:ot the beet toeioe knewa. combined with the best blood purifier:emits ing directly on the icanoons Burfaces. The perfect combination Of iho two ingtediente Is what reduces onoh wonderful results in ourineoatarrh. Send for testimonishefree, F. JP. CHESNEY &CO.,Propi,Tolado,O. Sold by druggists, 75o. Hall's Family Ville are the best, Two of the men charged with be- ing implicated in the big iiteal from the Ligerpool bank have sleowned themeelvee. They apparefitly per- ferred a permanent sojourn in Davy Jobe& 'deicer to a life/time in a Itritieh lock-up. Laurie Mark% a New York sport, was one, vied Goudie, the alleged thief, the other. The authorities are thus saved the expehse of a trouble- some presecution. A 0.P.B eectionman. named Neter Wit8 killed near White river. Breake, express agent, will cost 01,500. A bit of romance is involved in the wedding which took place on Wed- nesday evening week at 'the home of James Bogie, Godericb, The bride was Mr Bogie's sister, ' Miss Mary Bogie, of Nile, and the groom was Robert Rafferty, of Toronto. Mr Rafferty some three or four years ago was working at Mies `Bogie's home at Nile puttting in a force Pump, when he fell down the well and was severely injured, He was taken into the farm residence and was there carefully tended for eeveral weeks by Mite Bogie, and an attachment sprang itp between them which resulted in the happy event of last week. The cere- Mony was performed by Rev James Hamilton, They Will live in Torontee On saturday,G 11 Green, Godericb. received the sad news ef the death of bia brother, Andrew': J Green, at Sault St Marie, Ont., as the result of an acident, The body was taken to God. erich for Interment, Andrew Green Was employed by the Clergue Com. pany at the Sault and on Friday IRA as one Of his duties he was attending to the shipping of smile deer, a her of which are kept by Mr Olergue. Ile was leading one Of the animals to the car in which it 'vat to be shipped when it euddenly jumped to one aide and threw him off bis feet, and in falling the back Of his head Attack On a stone, At first he did not seem to be seriously hurt, but, he gradually grew Worse until death ensued the following day. Mr Green was a 8C111 Of Peter Gieen, Sheppardton, and was 02 years of age. Baby's Health Farm For Sale. The west half of lot 24, Bayfield Con., God- erh31e township, containing 100 acres ot good Good land, is offered for sale on easy terms. barn., log house, plenty of water and small orchard. Particulara on application to tf- J. P. TISDALL,Clintoa • RIDOUT & HALE. CONVEYANCERS, COMMISSIONERS, Real Estate awl Insurance Agency, Money to loan. C. B. HAM JOH MOUT CHARLES SER Barrister, Solicitor, N otary and. Conveyance Mee -opposite Colborne Biota, Goderich Eighty aorefarm in (Iowan Comity, Mich with $700 worth of crops, modern new house, good barn and outhouses, fine stone cellar, good water, also household furnishings of the bot' three. horses, a few head of cattle of fine breed, up-to.date laming implements finest orchard in county of 4 acres; I se miles from good market; 10 miles from county seat. The collar holds 300 bushele of apples in . ra.oks. 40 acres improvee, -balance hardwood timber. Nice rolling land, clay loam, This property cost present owner 88,500 cash. Reason for selling,party is going to the old el uutry, This Is a bargain. • School and church 3 mi.., from farm. -All goestor 84;250 if Oaten by the 25t1r of August Clear title, Address, JOHN 1). BURUBSS, West Branch, Mich House and Lot for Sale -- A small Id, 66 ft frontage, and comfortable frame house, with woodshed attached, on William street, 'near Show Greund. Will be Sold cheap. Apply to W.,BRYDONE,' barrister, or T. R. FOSTER, Tara, Nov. 29-4. ARA. FOR SALE, Subscriber offers for sale his farm. of/ 156 acres, situated on the Maitland concession, Colborne. About 140 acres oleared, frame house, bank barn, plenty of water and in good state of cult ivation ,} of a mile from sehool and 2 miles from Hoimesville. Terms reasonable Deo 14-tf ' RICHARD BAER/is Clinton P,0 For Sale or to Rent. The choice brick house on the corner of Ful- ton and Joseph streets, belonging to the estate of the late Richard Heywood, is offered either for sale or to rent. It contains 'room for ordi- nary family, is practically a new house, with all conveniences, and three -tenths of an more of land. If the property is not sold or rented, part of it will be rented. Apply to W. COATS Exeoutor Clinten. • The Teething Period Dangerous to Little Ones. and Very Trying to Mothers What mother does not look forward with dread to the time when baby shall be teething? Abthat time baby is restless, feverish and irritable, and frequently there is some disorder of the bowels and atonstiolo. The poor little sufferer is fighting one of his And battles in this old world of pain, and if not aided in his fight may be overcome. Every wise mother helps the little sufferer as much as she can, and the mothers who have been roost snot:woeful in thia respect have found that Babyet Own Tablets give just snob aesistanoe as the little one needs, Mrs W 'Wright, Brookville, says; -"I have used Baby's Own Tablets quite frequently, and are muoh pleased with them. I find them especially satisfactory during baby's first year. 1 have ruled them in teething, in vomiting, in colic, in indigestion, and in the disorders of the stomach and bowels usually accompanied by restlesseess and fever, Theaotion of the Tablets has al- ways been all that could be desired, Baby's Own Tablets are a sweet, pleas. ant little lounger that all children Will take readily. They can be crushed or dissolved in water arid administered with safety to even the youngest infant. Guar- anteed to contain no opiate or any of the so-called soothing medicines dangerops. to little one% If you do not find Baby's Own Teblete at your druggiet's, send 25 cent t the Dr Williams' Medicine Co,, Brookville Ont., and a box will be sent you by real post-paid. A young Holyrood farmer. name Homer R Harris was arrested at Palm erston last week by Detectives Rog ers and Greer on a charge of attempt ing to purchase counterfeit money Be was taken to Guelph and pleade guilty and will receive his sentence i a few days. Harris is a good singe and sang in the Methodist choir a Ripley. He told the detectives h wanted money to train his voice, as h Wanted to go on the stege, and kne no °Mier way to make it. PLEASE NOTE THIS' FA.OT. That we are hilly prepared to iinpply you every want aa far as pore drugs and med eines are concerned. Careful and accurst family dispensing is our forte. Nee eonti (welly abn to please our patron° in tee great essentials -quality and low prices. Our stock of toilet preparations will in, tercet your. • °laic; Toi.T Ma rble &Granite vroBaKs 4. FOR SALE. ---7 The framecottage on 'orange street, occii- Pled by the undersigned, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The lot is i of an acre, with hard and soft water, stable, good fruit and vegetable- garden. The bouso containhall, parlor, two bedrooms, clothes closet, dining roorn;surnmer kitchen, cellar and woodshed, is centrally located, possession given any time to suit purchaser. ELIZABETH 3RAH.A111 tf . Cheice Farm for Sale -- • Subscriber offers for salehis fine farm 01 147 acres, being lot 25, con 18, Hullett, All clear- ed but four acres. Brick house (and also frame house forhired man),bank barn, spring creek, bearing orchard of 2 acres, 14 miles from Lon- desboro, soil first-class and in good` oondition. Poesession at any time, terms to suit purchaser Jan 4 -*1 pi-tf W. HILES,Londesboro, • Beal Estate tor Sale. .. _ The parcel of ground adjoining St. Paul's Rectory, consisting of lot 218, Rattenbure St., and lot 262A. Princess St.; is offered for sale. Each lot is about 80by 132feet. Together they make an exceptionally fine site for a first-olass residence. Apply. to Wm. q. Phillips or C.C. Rance, Church Wardens, Clinton. August 16-tf,• ' Farm in Tuekersmith POR SALE. For Sale South half of lot 39, 2nd, conces- sion of Tiickersmith. This farm contains 60 acres all of which is cleared and in a good tete of cultivation except 3 &dee of good bush. It is Well fencedand under drained. Thera is on the premises a good frame barn with stable attaelied frame house with wood shed also good orohard with lots of small fruit plenty of hard and seat Water There is 6 acres of wheat sown it is, conven foully situated for church and school within 6 miles of Clinton and 7 of Seaforth Sept. 20-1 Apply to IDDO CRICH, Clin toe For Sale. -- A finasetory and a half twee house on On tario ttreet, containing 9 rooms with entire cellar underneath, al to hard and milt water quarter of an aore of land and a geed num ber of beautiful shade trees, situated ert oni of the prettiest and principal streets in Oli». ton,being on the Corner of ()Atari() end Dined: streets. Will be soldreationab'e, For furthe particulars apply to MRS J. MoMURRAY, Also for sale -stove, extension table, aid board, and. several !Mailer article", Oot. 11-tf. 'Clinton. Oni , Water—Water. The Messrs Bevens wish tb inform the publi that they are prepared to put down !ideals . wells, in the vicinity of Clinton, at reasonabl l rates, and as they have had a long:experiene . both at Petrolea, and five years with the Stanc ard Olt Co. in India, feel sure that they will sa ' isfy all wanting good wells. Any informatio . in regard te the business can be had front Nov 29-4 D B. KENNEDY, Clintoi I Stray Heifer. ? ,....._ b. 3 (lame into 'subscriber'S promisee, la 4. Bel line, about a week since a rod and 'white 3 year old heifer. Owner Is hereby notified • r prove property, pay oharges and te.ke i_Kavta A, OSBALDESTON, Nar. 22-tf Ambuen. Oat, , firlikGalleY's liceaill r ut, PAINE'ff ClItE117 COMPOUND, Paiine's Celery Ocre'ponne is the medicine you ehould use when you leek nerve energy when the body is poorly notitithed, when pm are • weak, rundown, despondent or sleepless. Paine'ff Celery 001340011d braces the nervesettrengthens the liver and kidneye, end °leaflets the blood, IL F. maim, Druggist, Clinton, Ont. M. GI CAMERON formerly of Cameron: Holt et Cameron BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, office -Hamilton St opposite Colborne nous GODERICil. ONT GARROW & GARROW BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC, Office -Corner Damiltou St. and the Square.- - Goderich, Out.: J. 1, GAMOW. Q. C. cedes. GARRow, LL.D. PROUDFOOT &. HAYS, BARRISTBRS, SOLICITORS' IsTOTATLISS PUBLIO PROCTORS In THE MARITTME COURT, 800• Office: North et., next door toSignal Oiffee. Private Funds to lend at lowest rates „ of interest. W. PROUDFOOT. R.C. HAYS. Medical. GuN-14 1 Physician, Surgeon, Aceoucher,Eto Oftios-Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calla at front door ef oa. ffice or at hospital, Victori St. The pniehaser of a monument should have complete confident:le in the reliability of the firm, fram which he bur, for the material and workmanship is something very few bnyere are familiar with. If you do not know ns, please in- quire about our reliability trom those who know us best. We are the only practical men here in our ' line. J. B, Hoover, Proprietor Next to Commercial Hotel —.....4.4.1.44..÷...444444. IAlthillitultdow If interested in Preetical Education is the name of onr splendid school, Central Business College TORONTO We thoroughly prepare young people for the business duties of life , , complete courses in ACCOUliting Telegraphy Shorthand • Typewriting, Etc. We prcvide a dozen capable teachers and 80 typewriting machines, and • produce good results. - Enter any time. Ciroulars Free. / W. A, Shaoz, Principal , Younge&GerrardSts,Toronto4 4-....#.44444,+‘+•541•5•55•-5444... DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON' Ascoucheur, eto., office and residence 012 tario St., opposite English church, formerly, oc- cupied by Dr, Appleton, 'Clinton Ont. DR. WM. GRAHAM. Licentiate of I.Ellenldt(onyialE"Cnogiettdeof Physic:dart Office and Residence- ' PERIIIN'S BLOCK, lip Stairs. DR. C. W. THOMPSONI Physician, Surgeon, Etc. Specictl attention given to diseases ofthe Eye; Bar, Throat and Nose. , Office and Residence --•- Albert Street, 2 Blocks North of Rattenburr Learning That Pays Scores of busi- ness menin all parts of Can- ada—many ,of whom have climbed high the ladder of success -thank one or other of the FederatedBusiness Col- leges witla schools at London, Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa'Sarnia, Berlin, Galt, Guelph, St.Catherines for the thorough practical training that opened to them the door of business success. Handsome year book and all par- ticulars on applioetion to Forest City Busi- ness College, YALC,A. build- ing London, Ont. W. j. Weetervelt,Prinoipal. DRi. G. ERNEST HOLMES DENTIST (Successor to Dr, T. C. Bruce) - , Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work D. S., -Graduate Royal College Dental Suns goons of Ontario, Toronto, D. D. S.-First-olass Honor graduate of Den. tal Department of Toronto University - Special attention _paid to preservation of , ohildren's teesh. Will visit , ,Baylleld every Monday. " Moe over W. Taylor 6t Son's shoe' store. DRS. AGNEW & BILL3NGS, DENTISTS,OLINTON:‘ • Ofece adjointhg Photo' f3tculio. . Office Hours -9 to 6 every' day atut Saturday until 10 p. m. Br anch offices. in Mancheet er, Dungannon, Blyth and. Bayfield. , Veterinary. - 7 E. BLAOKALL VETERINARY SURGEON U • HonoraryGradu ate of th e OntarioVeterin a rat,' College. Treats all diseases of domesticated an - male on the meet modern and scientific primer pies Office- irranedie.tely south of the New Era Office. Residence -Albert St., Clinton. Cal night ordav attendradto promptly ' DR. J. FREEMAN, VETERINARY SUBGEON, Member of the Veterinary Medical Anode- ' tions of London and Edinbtorgh, and Gradu- ate of the Ontario Veterinary College TREAT minuses OP ALL ANIKALV, Office open night and day, opposite it - Paul's church, Ontario Street. Clinton, Ont. • The Best of Weeklies! Miscellaneous. MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by the un dersigned at his Residence, Mary .tree Clinton. JAMES stforr, szt TAMES CAMPBELL, LONDE/3130RO. ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, No witnesses required 1. W.FARNOOP&B, MEMBEE Or MUTE OP _LI • L, S., .Provincial Land Surveyor and • civil Engineer, London, Ont.-081de at Ge4.- Stewarre Grocery Store, Clinton_ W. GLEN CAMPBEL Organist and Musical Director of Notth Street Church, Goderich, and teacher en PIANO, PIPE ORGAN an THEORY, is pre- pared to take 'a lJmIted atmber of Papilla) the above. For terms apply this office' or to, MR CAMPBELL,may be seen from 11 a. m.,!to 2 p.m., at the Clarendon Hotel, Clinton,: Friday of each week. b. L MACPHERSON INSURA*0E. Fire, • We, tecident Plate Olass therms humus Ismer, Lmairere CLINTON' , WOOD and COAL UR% dettiligNeoiela egravtgirtnAtirbl IOaIldt 0aZt'r loWest rated. Office on Isaac streetatt LAVIB IMPLEMENT ROOMS W. WHEATLEY WesternAdvertiser 2 ENLAIIOE4 AND IMPROVED, ° The Leading Weekly in • ' Western Ontario ..-4000),IPANIED HT- 1 FARM M HOME IA sem'. nonthly publication -one of the --e For -6 Gaon. inlA terican- e Ben any , ' ' ' ho t ' welded in Canada or the United 110118E4 States for , Once Heaves, Chronlo Coegli, and sit Ohreeienffe*' done of the Throitt and Lunge. The only- ',se0tets:1 11,1, • the wield that win ewe the abtive disease, inaldnet:o , Denial eoetelca Wilid and Waal tO lila owner, rrice-,N,o [ l'''""'v'm manor '''' c'"gh P6W"r8 ' • &tad for our Cinder o'onteining term Wall iiinitn Aise-liorta of the thitat end linen, met 0.3 , 15e Year doee will relieve, and rine bet will cure, Priee, 503. Chlbe ale0 our list a preiniern.0.- Distemper, Pte. Vir Welling mid atOrOdart tho KV!, Lha Tomtit of imrtl driving, Itidney Teems, t40,, Ono atiDitEOS: L-,••,110tv1114.•.• Ont. 4 11411 011 arlotirtietY 16121)16166 00., Female by II 13 Combe,druggist, ClintoU W.,sitern Advertiser, ontario. 6 JOHN W YE0 HOLMERVILILE, Agent tor the mArrouxerxn Nine Adecte,axes. Co, of Manchester, Fe:island, who's funds and setitirity are rated fit $14,600,000. Moo the Mo. BILLOr MII11341. JetrolnAleez‘CO. All ewe* er farisi risk' and toWn todperti taken' at 'oweeb rates. First-class Lean Cbimp also repeseented. Money to be had frare maims, wow:ding to nature of Daily mail to Poital card Wia - fetch him litHILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Imam add ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTI ONLY INSURE omens J. 11. Manion, Presidents Eiren P. O.: Theo, Fraser, Wes -president, Bruce old P. 0. • Thos. E. Rev, Wort -Treat., Seaforth P. 0.1 'W. G. Broadfoot, Inspector of Loseet, Reatorth 0. • noutorObs W. G. isreadfoot, Seafortn; john G. Grieve Winthrop P. O.: George Dale. deatotthi .7it Bennewels. Dublin; Jae. Drans,_ Beechwood O.; John Watt, Bolo& P. 0.1 ThowaS Fraser Brucelleld; John 11, IsIeLean, leippen ertme. Connolly, Clinton. MisuiTri Iteberb Smith, lierleek; Robe,. elfeefillanSSees forth, „. James (summing, Egmendville J. W Yeo, Dolinesvine ; GOOrge Mardigand JOhn Morrison, auditors. . Partite desiroue to reed Boranice or trans. ad other business Will be promptly attended to on applleation to any et the above eillictre addressed to theirren ostiveoillees. • 2