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It.b,DAY, DEC 20h191,
To any one who knowrethe London
Free Press, It is amusing to see how
• ardent an advocate of prohibition it
has become.
A Canadian Gold Mine.
The demand for Portland cement
bas increased at such a very rapid rate
that the supply is wholly unequal to
.s...-ssithesdemand and 450,000 barrels wepe
imported into Canada last year,though
• the capacity of the Canadian plants
was taxed to the utmost. The uses to
whichcement is put are multiplying
and the demand is certain to enor-
mously increase. The industry is A
profitable one, the different 'cement
iplante throughout the country paying
large dividends.
The Ontario Portland Cement Co.,
with headquarters at Brantford. have
acquired wiaat is known as Blue Lake,
hi with adjacent marshes, where /they
will erect a modern plant for the man-
ufacture of cement. The works will
be situated in the Itownship of South
' Dumfries, three miles from Paris, ten
from Brantford, and 603 fr om Toronto.
The Company will have exceptional
trausportation facilities, which will
pet there in a splendid position tosup-
ply thedernana Of users of cement.
The directorate of the Ontario Port-
land Cement Co. is a strong one. EL.
Gould, W. S. Wisner and' Harry•Cock-
ehutt, the well known manufacturers,
are on the board of management, Mr
Gould being president. With them
are ass.ociated other wealthy and pro-
minent citizens of Brantford.
The Ontario Portland Cement Co. is
represented in Clinton by Jae. Twitch-
ell, who will be pleased to furnish fur-
ther information regarding the Coin.'
piny, and from whom shares may be
cbtained.
Encouragement for a Deserving
Institution.
(Toronto Globe, Sept. 28, BM.)
J. B. McKay, the proprietor and
founder of the Dominion Business Col-
lege, .Confederation Life Building, is
meeting with unmoral encouragement
in his new enterprise, and the pros-
pects nre that Toronto will very soon
have another large educational institu-
tion.
be proprietoi, 2f thiEl PONY gollegela
mle of the most popular buelness
ge men in Canaria, and he has a boat
tr warm friends, who artwiehing the
!flominion Bueinese College every M-
eese. Mr McKay is the pioneer in Can-
ada. of touch-typewritirg, and his stu-
dents are already noted for their great
si ed ». the typewriter.
r Matey is also one of the best
teachers of penmanship in America,
batting won first place in an interne-
-es • Venal competition held in New York
City b, few years ago. An American
penmanship paper in speaking of hint,
after his demonstration before the
• members of the Business Educational
• Association of Arnecicas said
gave' his somewhat, blase American
COM3i1313 a wholesome lesson in enthes-
,asm and niMblenese cif. tongue and
I and, showing he was fit to cope with
the atrongest teachers in his specialty."
With tite bestmethods of instructicn
and the finest equipment, including
75 New Remington typewritere, sem-
see= is sure to crown Mr Malay's ef-
fete.
• SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING,.
, (From The Aribur,Enterprise)• •
Catarrh is more prevalent than it
formerly was, and many people are
afflicted with this dengerone diem= long
before they are aware of it. Thee it heft
• developed into the worat forth, ittid the
Buffeter tushes for the doctor from Whom
he geettaittle or no relief. Aapedial study
thii.dihearre was made by the Catarrh°.
. note Otiiiipany and their labors have been
'r eV/aided by the- discovery of the true
speoffie' "Oatarrliozone" which they iir.
01 Mite° is a sure owe. The Entern se can
• vdiarl for.."Catarrhozone"as e member. of
• the editor'sfamilyneed ji with most "sat.
isfactory results ; it hi pleapatit tense end,
sitei illetent relief. •-• •••• •
Btiehleite 00114e.
The advertieement of the Central
Business College, Stratford, Onto may
be seeh, in our adenine: We are intern-
ed br.the Principal, Mr W. J. Elliot,
that Many Canadian and American
BileiriesttOolteges employ graduatee as
tertetherre.,Duriog the past three yearir.
^ the del:120)3d for conimerciel and sizert,..
bariatirtehers hire been five times .the
eiipply.iThis certainly ehowe that the
tollege.fidoing goodwork. The 'Winter
• terht opts on Monday, jantiary 0th.
• reessionsise
,Chfl1e td the bona. A teriepeonful Of
:° in a cep of hot teeter eweetened
will Ajottbil times meek good than rum
0-1141.' Avoid Substitutes, there id hitt
bizei Pein-Eillerr, Perry Davis. 260 and 50o.
The Ring's corotittAfoli will take Otte°
June 20 nett.
December Meeting et the
'County Council*
The cduneill.met on the arci inst. Tbe
Warden thouOt the council whauld-
consider the matter of, tilitring in the
appropriation of volley for road lea-
provement inedo by the Ontario Gov-
ernment and. euggested the appoint -
went of a c =rah tee to report ap the
January meeting.
Applicatione for the position of jail
surgeon were received from Des Tay.
lor, Giallow, WbLe1y, etteeidY and
Hunter. • Dr Whitely eubsequentl
withdrew hie appitcation, and ,
Spellman moved, seconded by 13.04,11.
telon, that Dr Taylor be appointed. -
Moved by Mr Bert, seconded by Alr
Millar, that Dr Hunter be appointed.
On. a vote being taken, there voted for
Dr Taylor, Messrs Cantelon, Co,nnolly,
Chamber, Fer neon,. Rays, Lockhart,
faktereeu.Seac man.Torrance--0, Pox
Dr trunt r e•se
Holt,Cit:ft;111838d
The gounty gnginear was instructed
to have proper notices against furious
driving placed on the county hmdges,
and haves the law relating thereto car
reed out,
A delegation waited on the Oi MOB,
asking to have a bridge built be ween
the townships of Goderich and Col-
borne and ehovving the urgent neces-
sity thereof, the following persons ad-
dressing the couneilinfavor of itl.Ree've
Johne, and Moises Burns Jewell, Jas
Leith waite, Joe. Beck, W. Hill and R.
Holmes, LP, The matter beintr re-
ferred to the Road end Bridge 00E1,
mittee, they. recoinmended that a
steel joist or seperstructure bridge be
built, (at an estimated cost of about
89000) provided the townships of Col-
borne and Goderich would built Olean.
preaches, thus reducing the cost. Al-
ter some discussion this was amended,
and the matter left 'over until June next,
when the council will visit the proposed
location in a body and take action.
Other matters before the council are
diepesed if in the following reports ;--
111sPoltT OF MUSE OF Etyma Com-
arxriegs.
On Sept. 12th we visited the bowie,
made a thorough inspection, and found
everything satisfactory. • On Dec. ard
we again visited the' house and examin-
ed the accountsrand find that the total
expense chargeable to the house for.
this year, to date is 18212.97. • The
water supply is running short, and
sornithibg sheuld be done to remedy
it. • Mr French reports that difficulty
18 experienced in drying the clothing,
and asks that a dryer be purchased,
which Would cost about $290, The
report was adolited, excepting the
last item, which was left over for
consideration until • the •January
meeting. • - •.
SPECIALUOMMITTEE'S REPORT.
The committee recommended that
the financial year of the House of
Refuge end with lst of Dec. instead of
lst ofJan., so that the report may
be place4 before theDec. =salon ot the
Council. ,The Warden and Clerk were
inetructed to sign the petition relat-
ing to eattle guards, and forwerd it
tO the Huse of Conunons. •
• FINANCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
The Committee's recommended pay -
meant of a number of accounts. •
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EDUCATION/It, (.1051mITTIOE'S IMPORT
A petition from, Frank Wheeler.
and 9 other e of Morris and East Wa-
wanosh, •asking that arbitrators be
. .
appointed to adjudicate on the forma -
non of a pew school section epee -
prising parts of the aboYe townships ;'
also a counter petition from L. Wil -
Hanle aud 40 others from S. S, No. 5
Morrie, asking for • no arbitration:
The Committee iinamiously recom-
mended that the following persous be
apipointed to arbitrate in this matter -
11,8. Herndon, Exeter; W. S. 'Mc-
Kercher, Wroxeter ; and Isaac Erratt,
of Varna.
REPORT oF nEncterPvE COMMITTEE.
The Committee recommended that
a grant of 025 be made to the Huron
Poultry Association ; that no action
be taken with reference to the request
of A, A. Drupe, of Gerrie, for a three
raorithe trader's licenseethat the =hal
grant of 815 be made to the Walton
Publie Library for 19024 that the
county pey for .the maintenance of
Florence Kellv, in St John's Industrial
Home. and also for be 13roWn in
Victoria Industrial Home.
REPORT OF THE 00. PROPERTY COM -
We Visited tile 3041014 residence and.
found it occupied by the jailer and
family, and apparently well euited for
the purose. Wei vieiteu the jail and
fOund the inmates to correetiobd with
the jailer's. report, there being nine
males and found everything satisfac-
tory. A request from the Sheriff for
A telephone in the Turnkey's house,
was deferred until bete January.
Before the Council adjourned Mr W.
H. Herr, in the brief • speech, moved a
vote of -thanks to Warden Holt, for
hie eXciencyt urbanity, and ability in
the eihrtie during the past year. This
Was endorsed by Meagre. Chambers and
Hays and nnamiouely passed. Mr
Holt made a brie- reply, after which
the Comic!l ndjourned to meet in the
fourth Tueeday of January next,
•
Waits, Versus Moles. •
Ara either a mark of beauty/ Thie
wanIdbe a suggeetive topic, for deluding
• Booietiee. Vor the information of Muth, let
it be known. that Petnrun'e Painless Cern
Extreetor rerriovee trainlersly wafts fil a
Very *alert time. Druggists whosell the
teet always eell Putnani's Painless 'Corn
Extrietor: '•
Joheph waribanged at Mon-
treal tOr the murder of Madame Lefebk
vre, ' •
IfeW life for a sinerter;Miller'i Compound
Iron Pills. Sold by EL B. Carob° and IL
P. Beakis..
Edward Secorci of Ridgeville Vise fat
ally injured by an OS010131012 'while he
*as ulearing out stumps. :
The .best pbyeiCiane eprairwell of Miller'i
recund IronPills. Sold H, 13,
Prdredv:IcalPtilindRe6sleyil,itteilne Shulte, Was
found guilty at Stolle Ste. Marie of the
murder of Mrit.
try' Milkers Giiiinile4
Sold 'by V. J. Cloni he, Ana It, P. Reekie. :
Lotiiii PreOiette", 01i1) of DO; tiehbi
Prechette," the ;well known Poet, died
at Montreal, aged .
•
Miller'reGranrdee mire mellow skin. 'Sold
by H. B. Cothba, told RP, Rookie. •
St. johritett Man Catholic clilurnt
at Whitby Wier lirnod,
PAIN IN THE JOINTS.
May be mueoular or rheumatic.. The
1 jointer are herd to get et and rentiire *
powerful and penetratbutremedy to reach
the, diaeetred surfaceit. reeryillrie very ex,
toils,- meets- the reqtiirettlelitit, for il is both
retworial and penetrating The pain is ex,
Ipolled elmoet as it by map% One drop
egnal in etrengthin five drops of other rein
edits Borah% — nerve pein cure
l)ruggiete Nell it
•
, ofet*. woe cr
Tr r's farm ot 100 el .
let irrie townehlp, Was
'pent of Binevale, for $
ediTuckeremith, herr !Reposed
of a ve _,Nie young boll, 8 months old,
to Thos. Llyingetone, of Builett, near
Alma.
The eyropathy Of Many Blyth friends
Is extended to Mrs D N. Atriteller, of
Tavistock, owing to the recent death of
her mother. Mre 'Wooer, vrhich occur• ..
red at Denfieid.
Auother of the first settlers ofIJs-
born e townehip, in the person of Mrs,
AdatIegAo ordmos old angge, aot ss9 pyeesasresd, away at
Word was received in Exeter last
week of the death of George john Hil-
ler in Grant's Pans. Oregon; deceaSed
formerly resided in Exeter, with his
mother and younger brother,
Another old eettler of Morris passed
away on Friday, in the verbal of Jelin
Bowman in Ins 84th year he was a
resident 'here for about 4-1 ;ears. Mrs
Bowman died four years ago. Pour
sons survive.
J. N. Howard bite disposed of a 125
acre farm on con. 5, Hay. to Moses Gar-
diner, Exeter, for $2500; he also dis-
posed of his Exeter lot, opposite the
foundry, toThos, Baseell, of Timm
Road, for a good figure,
A 'quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Nelson Reddy, Exeter, on
Tuesday week, when MISR Olive Waite
was married to Sidney Englieh, Prof-
essor of music at Hamilton. Rey E.
Millyard performed the ceremony.
On Wednesday emery pleatgoit event
took place at the Methodist parsonage,
Hensel', when Alfred Scruten and
Miss Minnie Coxworth, Tuckerernith,
bus recently. of Hensel!. were united in
Marriage by Be'' Geo, Jewett.
Last. Priday evening another mem-
tier of Geo. Lott'e family, of Bromide,
died, in the person of Ellen Irenf, the
second daughter, a bright little girl of
three years. Three of the other chil-
dren were also down with diphtheria,
We regret to chronicle the death of
John Houghton, Hensel!, on Wednes-
• day evening, after a very painful ill-
ness of over four years. Deceased was
a native of Lancashire, England, emi-
grating to this country in 1860, Re
leaves a wife and three sons,
A pretty wedding took place Thurs-
day evening. November 14, in Vancou-
ver, B. Co When Mr Harley D, Wylie
and Miss Sophia M. F. Ingram •well'
known in Renee.% were united in mar-
• riage, The ceremony was performed by
the pastor, Rey. John Robson.
At Exeter, on Wednrsday, Andrew
Lamnaie, of Detroit, formerly ot Hen-
sel], was united in Marriage with Miss
Susie Tait, of Exeter, Owing to the re-
cent death of the groom's motbee, the'
ceremony was performed in the niarise
by Rev. Mr. Martin, there being no
guests present. . •
The, death of Mrs Walter, widow of
the late Wm. Welter. Godericb, occur-
red rather suddenly from heart failure
on Monday. sveek. She had been in
failing health'for sonie time, but was.
able to be about the house on Sunday.
Mie Walter Was an octogenarian, hav-
ing passed the fourscore mark by 20
•
The late ;has. Wheeler, who diedon
Thursday morning of last week, in hie
Med year. was one a the oldest resi-
dents of East Wawanosh. Besides a
widow, who has also reached a good
oldage, and a large number of ['rand -
children, he leaves four sons tind'one
•daughter. The death of Mr Wheeler
makes the first break in the family.
• Mrs W: J. Chapman, of Whighani,
received sad news recentlyIter sister,
Mra W. 1.1.hrower, resided with ber
family on a farm near Sanilae, Mich.
Last week the bongo caught fire, and
duringthe conflagration Mrs Thrower
went back to secure some articles, and
was so severely burned that she died
shortly after. She leaves a husband
and two children.
Miss Moue Cummings, Seafotth,
suffered a severe and painful accident
on Saturday night; she was washing a
pair of gloves with gasoline, when it
exploded, and her hands, on which she
had the gloves, were most severely
burned. She had the gasoline in•it
dish, and there was a lanur at the op-
posite side of the room, but• the gaso-
line, escaping, formed a gas, which be -
Mime ignited from the lamp and filled
the room with tire. '
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WE DISPENSE DRUGS OP STAND
ARID STRENGTH AND PCRITy
Oar reputation in the drug businees is es-
teblished on sound and lasting prinoipleit.
We give our oustomere just what they tick
for, end guarantee all our drugs •to be of
standard purity. This mean° numb when
your dootor'S presonptione are to be ma.
Buy yodir Perfumes, Toilet requisites,
Sopa, Brushes, Cambers Atonigege
from tie,
OvIt 559! mime. •
'We call epeoiel attention to Paine's Cel-
ery C/outpound, our best eelhng medicine,
It is a, true health and strength restorer for
weak and run down people, It gives that
buoyaney of apirite end nerve energy so
neceesery for the establishment of sound'
• heelth. Paine's Celery Oomponne Aimee
fateabove all otter needicinee.
• E HOVEY, Drtiegilt, CliniOng
As an index of the large suits of
money that have been apent in this
country during the past year for horses
for the British Array in South Africk
the London Advertiser givee the fa,
lowing in tercititing particulars of.horses
and supplies putchaeed in that city by
only two dealers. James McCittney
has told 1.8115 hories . for an meows
price of $120' each, which amounts to
9187,800. ihe average mice paid by Mr
McCartn4 Was about $100, aenoirnthig
to 111110,600 or the 1,565 horses. 'During
that tithe over MO tons of- bay haye
been sent to the stables for Mr MoOart,
new each' load Would crest on an aver-
age about $9. a' total of $4,500 for the
500 loada. The 'oats bought would
amolint. to about $1,500, and . bran
Venuldebet $2,000. These figures. *curia
total $8,000, which vernier an esiormoue
Snuf te enerld on . proyendor for horses.
in stVillort a timeik A viell'andiworking
hinere eats eimutat pounds (Obey and,
12 Owl* of nate Ina day. , :The don.,
teenteof Dr. eJsr,H. °Well arneUnted,
to aboutS75 hollow, ap,apignataptlitips
etiotrbribut and flteri_tao_a„wngth.$1,15,,,
nt
Was reserve& %fro, tilo,htoVettltnellt.
4tbd„ for ,Wialcb • the doatim pilot:OM
. 2100 to.11110edcb Theee hin*Ots ate An
the neighborbood rot 125 Ions iothayi',
obettnrati a. load, silent 22 tone of pate,
'lleitineefan, andg bran tO t00,eittent.
of $500. In all about.2,815 homes have
been skipped from thia putty of Mid-
dlesex, ana 720 tons of hay, 220 tent; Of
„Oat; an& '004150 tone of bran have
been, absorbed for the feed of these
hotter! While 'awaiting shipment, The
horterc would ,aVerege weir/lit aboet
1,000 lbs. *bleb viiikes a total of 2315,.
000 the of borer 'gosh shipped from Lon.
don in the pest six months. The deal-
ers have toad $6,/50 for hay, #0.860 ter
oate and $3,300 for hoop making In all
1113,056 for feed.
writt Of tee
uty of the tienoritas Of MOE*
Many e. tourist pee there
• Penh exalted i4eau Of the
°hernia ot the 'nigh -code young women
with raven heir, soft' olive voinplexione
and hewitolitng eyes. Evidently the
chorine of that matehleSety balmy en -
Plate and the Wonderful picturesque. •
nese 4>f scenes everywhere liars blurred
the critical vial= of many of tiro writ, -
erg, and all a result they dwell upon
the beanty oe the senoritas. ROwever,
according to one •Niextean correspon-
dent, the beauties are by no Ineane
PleutifuL. "A large part of the Meets
can young women haVe Prominent,
heaVY 0086.8. This characteristic, iri
more noticeable .among the peopla in
the rural pueblos hi the valleys. Prom
leurteen to twenty, most eenoritasi are
In their nrilne so far as tadel beauty
Is concerned. From twenty to thirty
the dark pigment in their complexion
develops TaPidly, and nine out of ten
of them ruin the softness of their porn-
plexions by inordinate use or the cos -
viatica and face washes whIcli comprise
* surprisingly large proportion of the
national imports from Euroneand the
United Otatee, There le no denying
that the eyes of tlie average Mexlean
nirl, except la ithe lowest dresses, have
a peculiar mildness.. The long, heavY
eyelashes over the dark eyes giVe an
expression of Seriousness and pathos
that cum never tomato, The hair of tbe
O enorliet JO seldom fine and flossy.
the' women In the peon claim dock thePr
coarse hair squarely across the fore-
head, While the young women of the
upper cions deck 'their foreheads with
W it infinite lot of frIzzal and intricate
Mazes of final) VIM curls. A. curious
fact is that eore of the old famines
31i:fer1ae have followed hPfaehion in hair
arrangement, charstoterlatle of the par-
ticular family, for Several generetiona.
}Per instance. there is the rich and pow-
erful Yorba family of C.rhilanahun.
ere' wetnan in the purely for mere than
One hundred years' has -frizzed, curled
and 'plastered her hair atter the style •
Grandma Yorba, (a famous, belle In her
day. and on .acquaintetnee of Old Queen
Mercedea), adopted in the last .days of
Spanish dominion over tdexieo. The ex.
quielie black -lace Mantilla shading tile
ayes,: the, high comt, and the coral' and
pearl jewelry beottilne a 'senorita more
than .theY would any other woman in
the world. Perhaps it Is the oddness
Of these graceful °berme that has won
the general prate" of so many visitors'
to Old Mexico. The senorita at the op-.
era, .witia her coquettish fan, her be-,.
W iled hat, and her gorgeously colored
Olken gowns, looks very,attraptive, but
at olose' range only a few of: the wo-
Imp haVe the freshness, the vigor and
the clear -out, yenned expressions of
American yellng Women Qt, like sta..
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• More 'Ade are cured by Periy•Baleam
than any other one , remedy. It • cures
qideklea,nd certainly. l3ronohfril affec-
tions glee way readily *0 1*. Manufactured
by the proprietors of Perry . Davis' Pain -
Killer.
The Times' correspondent at Pretoria
estimates the Boers in the field from
•eight to ten thousand, but adds that for
fighting purposes they must be eetirna-
ted as numbering twenty thousarld ex-
ceedingly mobile troops,
• Up late nights, endless eneagernents
generally run down? rake the D, & L.
Emulsion of cod Liver Oil It will toile
up your system and =eke yenfeel your-
self -Again. Made by Davis & Lawrence
Cte,Ltd.•
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Winter Terra begins Zan. 2. 1902, Our
rates are reasonable -sour courses of study
iliorough and practical. Send for our
Journal to see what we teach. ' Students
may enter = any time, • Two courses of
study. Commercial end Short -hand.
0. A. FLEMING, A. L MoINTYRE,
Preeident. ••Secretary
Owen Sound.. Lietowel
The
Student
• At this busisess
college 10 • Sur -
rounded by every -
incentive andassistanceto good
work. That is the reason our
students learn so' rapidly and
also the reason 0:0 graduates
are in constant demand. Book.
keeping, , stenography, ,type-
writing, penmanshipAnd bud.
Radii practice. •
Forest City Busi-
ness College,'Y.ICO.A. hand-
ing, London, Ont.
W , Westefteli,
WILL tem TOD BUTT/4111E END.
CANADA. RUSINESS College
Chathani,, Out.,
will 'dye yen in this and succedding issues ot
• this piper, testiMandide NOM four of its form..
eritudentie Whoesnolteleedasliniee are Met
$11,000_per entwine -in Mem, Of $2750 each.
, what do renthint of M7 .Watth ,Mery iesueet
thAtriediton".steniMebivill hot O&M' Mof leurtalo,
Ififf 0us reseller merman remember that We
ripat PeokinAiell?", Shorthand ani Penman'
TIF KAu4:' Win Cannot regehns ,er
, w reektiouontitATALOGDAR or Arp
n rimeleyste., t • ,• • • v.
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Viql009.<;.TSwhoet it ease amnion I -As /
• Tifsitte EMI Street LW:attire Om, Beattie.
wh mloafxelaVtrottba,ensedafit afurctsimoisathecorectlfre,
Chet ei 0 t.;iteiveetile miner latiestire to
reconiniendthathistittition to the favorable
otiletiletatial 6005r110 Meditate slick &
7%1ritaileithietien lifteis lir Mr `ifoTatelilan's
• leisidetieffieOf that thorotigh and eyete-
tie ober/ester wia ch enouree itemise to all
these who are torten et e ellongli to receive it.
Witliese the hundreds of young Men. and Ivo.
men who hold excellentDevitione 'n alt of the
principal cities of thie continent.
• ,Tetireilitteerelt.
- W. WALTERS "Treite.
• (PormerIe Of Northwood, Ont.)
,NO High School DrItelitial In 0;366401s
roetellegstudi it gaiety" as Mr Walters le,
mho (otribieed eatninge ofthe204, bf our .,trat
Pile who were pleteed during the pas. Year re-
proeents 4 sum dose to
Two hundred thoneand (tonere (ee0e000),
DNA it not pay to attend the befit/
Met4A0MAN &co.,
Chatham Ott,
To Rent.
--
Lot 88, Maitland Comm.1m od�rt8b TOW'S -
Oat. 11-tf.
ohm. 41ne) to JAS.tI5
fil ten. llt
•
To Rent,
tplret cities bracer *tore, enitable for any bud.
Pees. AnDiv to W. C. SEAJIL/31, Clinton,
.Nov15-tf,
To Let.
large two story holm°, opposite Commer-
ofal Rote . Also, for Sate:•••••A tante coal par-
lor ecolistove. AMA)y MDR BIDD146,0021408
Sept. 97-11.
To Rent or For Sale.
That desirable brick and, frame dwelling 00
south side Wellington' Street, OlIntell, 00334,
prising Lots 85. 86, 94 and 91, containing one
aere of orchard, and garden. Apply to
Oet. 17. W. W. FARRAH
. House to Rent
Comfortable dwelling houee to rent on Fed,-
eriek Street. lately eocupied by 14r Bend,
containing three rooms operaire and three
down. Plenty of water,every convenience
rent moderate. Apply WATTS DRUG ST011:6,
Sept, 21-tt
To Let.
That beantiftd store in the Jackson Bloolr,
Huron elti•cet, lately occupied by O.Witts. an-
PlY
ZACKSON, Sr.,
Sept, 8-11 Clinton
..,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..r......m...
Cottage to' Rent.
A coinfortablo and roomy cottage on Ts°
Street, lately occupied by Mr h
Geo. (hie "tile
offered to rent, Whoianarter eef° wtee,ntZot
adoin1flg will V
to MUS Bt7)D,aar° gtr e •
a4
Opt. 4-41
•• Farm For Sale.,
The trot half of lot 24, BayReld 0o., God -
°rich township containing 100 acres or good
land, is offerecefor sale on easy terms. Good
barn, log house, plenty of water and mall
orchard. Partioulare on application to Mend
11- .L?. TISDALL, Clinton
. '
House and Lot for Salt
Allan;11 lot, 86 It frentage, and comfortable
frame . housewith woodshed attached • on
William street, near. Show Ground, Will be
soid cheep, Anply to W.,BRYDONE, barrister,
or T. II. VOSt.....Ett, Tara.
Nov29-4.
• ..FARIII.VORSAIX,
• . , •
Subeeriber offers for sale his farm of Its
sores, situated on the lefaltland concession,
Colborne. About 140 acres cleared, frame
house, bank barn, plenty ot water and in good
state of cultivation 4 of a mile from sehool and
.2 miles from Hoimesville.. Terms reasonable
Dee14--tf =HARD BAKER. Clinton 11.0
Vor Sale or to Rent.
The dhoisie brick house on the corner of Fin.
ton and joleph streets, belonging to the estate
sof the late Richard Heywood. is offered, tether
for side or to rent. It containg room for ordi-
nary family, le practically new house, with
all conveniences, and threedenths of an acre
of land. If the property le not sold or rented,
Vert Of it will be rented. Apply to
W. co..s.Te Executor Clinton.
FOR SALE.
.. • ;
The framecottege on Orange strecd, occu-
• pied. by the undersigned, is offered tor sale on
reasonable torsos. The Mt is of an acre, with
hard and safe water, stable; good fruit and
vegetable garden. The bowie contains Mee
parlor, two bedrooms, clothes oloset, dining
room, summer kitchen, cenar and woodshed,
is ceetrally located, vomesslon given any time
to suit ourchaser. ELIZABETH GRAB/al tf
• Real Estate tor Sale.
--- -
The parcel of gronnd adjoining St. Panl's
Rectory, consisting of lot 218, Rattenbury fit.,
and lot 2e2A. Princess St., is offered for sale.
Eitel. lot is slant 80 by 152 feet. Together they
make att exceptionally fine site for a firstolass
residence. Apply_ to Wm: Q. Phillips or 0.0.
Ranee, Church Wardens, Clinton.
August 16-tf. •
Farmiu Tueliersmith
,POR SALE. •
For Sale South half of Lot 89, 2nd, "cotteee-
don of Tuckersmith. This farm contains 50
acres all of which is dee red and in a good
date. of cultivation except .13 sores of good
busb. le wen fenced and under drained.
Mere 1. on the eremites a good frame barn
with stable attache& frame house with
Wood shed also good orohard with lete of
email fruit plenty of hard • and soft water
There is 6 acres of wheat sown it is, come
iently satiated for ohnreb and school .within
5 miles of Clinton and 7 of Seaforth
Sept. 20---1 Apply to LIDDO MICH, (Hinton.
• For Sale. ,•t
A the story and a half frame house on On-
tario street, containing 9 rooms withentire
cellar underneath, aloe hard and soft water,
quarter of an acre of land :and a good num-
ber of he:eating shade trees, situated on clue
ef the pre:Lest and principal streets in Olin-
ton,being on the corner cif Ohtarlo and Innely
'treats. Will be eoldreasonable. For further
partionlare amity to MRS
Also for sale -stove, extension table, side
board; and' moral smallerarticles.
Cot. U-tf. Clinton. Ont,
Water—Water.
The heveyuwlsh to inform the Dublio
that they are pre &red to put down ertodan
wells, in thevIolniVyor Olitit.on, at reasonable
• rates, and as they have had a long experience
both at Petrolea. and Ave yeara With the Stand -
018101100. in India, feast:we that they wilesat-
isfy all Wanting good wells. Any infoi nation
in regarato the business catt be had from
Notr 29-4 D BalENNEDY Clinton.
Smeat 111110 girl. 16 ambit in light holies -
'wet& on Saturditysi and during the holidays,
apply atieleW ERA -Office.
For Sale.
10 sore tiark:lot for sale Chelan, apply 40
NoY15-tf. 111D01.71, & HALE, Clinton, On
. Bush for Sale.
About 15 or 211 sores ▪ of good bush -Meek esti
and soft elm. Can be la:aught cheap, foe var.
tionlars axed) to . THOS. MURPHY,
Clinton, P. 0
Nov15-tf. ••
Apartments to Let.
• Wanted.
•
•
Antes layse roota front !with entail robin
attashial twit bedroom* no stairs, Morin all
suitable for inarriee ocande. APITle 80 Ring 131
• Wanted •
deed girls for genera▪ llionse work, between
ages ef 20 and 85. Itttleactable homes and
good *wapiti, (froin40 to , et week), Refer.
eneee given and re Addreets Heine
Science Bitrean Boom.. 814415 Dearborn St.
chleago,111. Nov.1154f.
• Notice to Creditors
11.-0t100 h hereby gtven that alt persons
having eleims or detnatide agidest the estate
of ThoMat Etna, late of the tolvneltip of
Htelett. btickmaker, deceased, whe,diedeit or
about the 28 of NoVeinber,1801, are required 10
Send or delerer to Ann Feet ExactitriX, nut-
lett.0iinton, ont. on at before- the Met day of
Jannary,1002Intl peetjete am of the* claims.
And take Indict) that after the lestmentioned
&tete the Exrcutore will proc, ad to distribute
the M. ets of the *aid deceased among the
partiseentitledgereto hating regal only tothe eleime Of W ithell then lave. no-
tiee, &with. mid ex cantors Wilt not be liable
for said asset& to any nertiOn of whose Claim
'little() Obeli eot heve been received .
JAMES SCOTT,
Benoit= for Beery sot and Ann 881,
*ii. Exeouterd,
Dated itth Deeetaberr1901.
larDet18
W
th• &alai warm, tioplir
XellASOTSICITilt rtinosse et.
canton.
Organ
*or sale, a large finitatleitelP• organ. APPI)
STEIVENSCIVii, garniture Dealer,
NOY 2J-4,
WANTED-tieverat persona :of obers,eter
and toed reoutatien in esteh caste eine he
OM 0014114 required) to represent and ndrer«
t Joe QLd. einabliseed wealthy bureneue house of
solid financial etandieg. rielery$18.0aweekly
with expellee/4 addltienel, M1 payable 10 clash
mob. Wedneldey direct from heed billeee.
Horse and oarrOkge furrilithed, when rumen
miry, References. Facies° self-addressed
stamped envelope. Manager, ing patter'
ButIding Chicago.
Sept, 18-15.
$4 giio
FIR SALE .04 260
saw wort! tbtrYarttrt fanti fifo0robi ot°14 eaP:1 3:0:r ,noti Nitoh• 7
r1h1n• ga 01 the
t three horeee a few bead of cattle of fine
breeti, urdo date farming implemaits finest
orchard in county of 4 acres* I It miles from
good mart et; 10 miles from ocituaty mat. The
caller bold s 300 buehele ef implies in MOO. 40
acres isevr 'yeti, balance hardwood timber.
Nice rolling land, clay loam, This property
cost present owner $13,500 cash. Ration for
seilliag,party is going to the old mitre. This
is a bargain. Sohool and church 1 lroxn
farm. All goes for $4,260 if teem by the 251,13
of t Clear tMle, Address, JOHN D.
DVBIIESS. West Branch, Mich
• Logs and Heading of all
kinds wanted.
Highest prices given.
Soft elms to be cut 11 feet,
12 feet, and 13 feet long,
BAMFORD,
Stapleton Salt Works •
. -
Wanted!
Young men and women to prepare for
goad situations. Apply to . •
Dominion
Business ;
College
The best equipped Businees and Shorthand
College in Canada. Reduced tuition rates,
• Write us regarding our °envies of study,
and prospect° of securing Bituatione for.
graduates. Catalogue sent free. Address
.1.8. RieRPIY,
• Dept "C" Confederation Life Bldg.
• Toronto, ent•
Dr.MeCabey'sHeave
• For Broken-
-•I; inl IdgeEt
tioCerofigErtbeeaThvelre; Chatrndic1,13:nugalh' 51114°h,..re°aInitaffe:• j
the world that will cere the above disease, inaking t
animalsound.in wind and useful tohiscvnier. Price, oil
Dr, MeGalietee Irldney & Con„, -wit PoWdera
toren Aoute Affections of the throat and luniak such 110
Distemper, eta For swellbig_and stocking of the legs,
ammthe rriesualret iolfevhsddrt
e,randotivointoxiiwimpureProbl
; nprieoe,,e50tich:,one
'HE DM McillitHEY MEDICINE 00.4
• KeitiptvIlle. Ont.
For sale bytt B Combe druggist Clinton
amain Tow
Ma rble &Granite
womms
The purchaser of a monument
ehould have complete confidence
in the reliability of the firm, fr3m •
whioh he bur, for the materiel
and workmanship is something •
very few buyers are familiar with,
If you do not know us, please ins • •
quire &bent our • reliability from
those who know us beat. We are -
the only practical men here in our
line.
tIs Bs Hoover, Proprietor
Next to Commereintnotel
44÷44.*4-•44-tt2••444....444-044
Yon Neeltornow
If intended in Practical Ed =Minn• I
is the 1111D34 of our splendid 4,
gohool,
Central Business College
• TORONTO
• We thoroughly prepare young people
for the business duties
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steconeting Telegraph)
• Shorthand typeermune, me,
We provide 0 dozen capable teachera
and 80 typewriting maohniee, and
I• produce good resting.
•Enter pnV time.. diroalars Free.
Shaw, Principal •
Younathteerrardstit,Tar (MN
ise444seeit," espeeesoseseeesest
The Rest YotWeekliesi
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PAR. M HOME
A. somfaniontlilY pubiloatton'-ooe et 'the
beet telAinericert--is senkto enY ad4rese
iri Cookdo �r the United
Stated for
75e II Year
•Send for our Oiroular containing *07 El
Oloba, ale° our Bet of premiums,
Annetesi
Western ittittertIser,
140nd01,4 Ontario.
•,1AW11141 *Garr
Teorrneen, Sellettert
014111TOS.
Orriegm-Itilistirt Meek, Dale Street.
mONST TO 140.4%,
• Ws ORTDONIS
BARRIBTRItf SOZIOITORI MART
PUBLIO,EO
. 011lee—Bettver Block,
tipstotss, Oppostmor Phohe *Xs,
R1DOUT HALL
OONITETANOBAS, 003raussioNEXIS,
Real Estate and Ineurance AgetICF.
Money to Man,
G., P. HATA - PLOW/6'
CHARINIES SEAG
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary and, Terence
• Orace-Oppoilite ColbeenAteetel
itederlelp
M. O OitiViERON
airtaerly or cameron, uoit a camera*
BARRISTER AND 801iP0iTOR.
Ofilee-diemilton oppeelto Oolberne Bono
• aoDnitUa, ONT
°ARROW .14 GARROW
• BAnnISTERS, So/J=0h% irro.
41111043 --Corner Manillten St. andthe Molar el.
Goderfeh, Onto:
J. T.:Gamete, 9. o, ono. wautow, LL. D
• PROUDFOGT HAYS, ti
Bannensins, Souorrons, worannie Puna.
rneceons 1X TEM MaluTillel Conlin, &O..
°Mee: Norma., nex4 door teingnal 00100
Private Fundi to lend at lowest ridge
• of intereat.
W. PRO-UW*00Z • 11.0. HAYS.
• Gummi '
•rteileiall, Surgeon, Aeoottober, Etc,
• Oillee- ntario Street, Clinton. Night calls.
at front door of °Moe or et hospltal, "Victoria
St. • .
• DR.4. W. SHAW
PHYSICIAN, SORGE=
Aeconehee etc., aloe and • residence On
tario fin, opposite Englishchurch, formerly ecte.
envied byDr, Appleton, Clinton Ont.
• DR. VV1V1.. GRAHAM
meentiate of the BoyarOollege of Physiehm
• Loodon, England.
Ofilee and Residence-. • • •.-^"' •
FERRIPPa 111,004 Hp Stair;
•
DR. C. W. THO,IVIPSON.1 ,
pbsreielauo surgeon me.
' Speolal attention given to ;Itemises of the
• Eye, Ear, Throat and. Nose,
Cflice and Reeldence-, •
Allbert Streetyli Blocks North orlitatNiburte
DR: G. aNtalEiir HoLivieti
' •(Successor to Dr. V. C. Orme) •
Specialist lit Craver and Bridge ',Fork
L, D. S. -Graduate RoyalSollette Denftlne
•ge
D„ st-olase Honor graduate or Den.
of Ontario, Toronto, ,
•
University.-
taepeeialagerion penaid to preservation of
rtm t `of l'oronto
children'e teesh. Will visit Barfield .very.
Monday. •
°Moe ov.r W. Taylor & Skinse shoe store.
DRS. AGNEVV & BILLINGS
• •DENTISTS.CX.INTON. • •,
Office adjoining Photo• St
Office lieure--.-9 to 0 every day strict
Saturday until 10 p. m. Branch officere
in Manchester, Dungannon•, Blyth a,nrk • .
Bayfield. ••
Veterinary.
7 E. BLAOICALL -VET}31)11,NARY 813BallOby •
•HonoraryGresdnateof theOntagieVeterinarte
College, Treats aildiessees of domeetiosted see
male on the meet modern and ectentineiprinee;
Pleti cffice-immediateryeouth oftheNewEra '
Onto. Residenee Albert St., minton. Cal •
night ruiner attendeoo promptly. •
DR. FREEIVIAN., . —.
TETEEINAEY 8171i4EON,
Member of the 'Veterinary Medical A.steeits. •
*ions of London and Edieburgh, and eradi-
ate of tlie Ontario Teterinery College,
TREAT DISEASES or ADD ANDICALig • • '
Office open night and day, opposite Bte
Paul's church, Ontario Street. Clinton, Ont..
XiSCelianeallS,
II
ARRIAGE IlcEllitiCS issued by the ma
dersigned at his Residenee, Mary stns-
.
•
01 ton. .
JAMES SCOTT, Sit
TAM:ES CIA.BIPBELL,LONDESHOE0,_ . , •
e" ISSUER 07P MAIIRLiGE LICENSE;
No 'witnesses required
W.1ABNCO241:1, MEMMet OF ABIPN Or
• P. L. 13., Provincial Land Surveyor and
owl Engineer, London, Ont. -08100 at Ge&.
Stewart's Grooery Stora Clinton
W. OLEN CAMPREL .
Orgenist and mosioat Director of North
Street Church, Gedetiob, and Meeker es .
PIA NO, PIPE ORGAN an THEORY, is Atm.
fligliot4) takrat
CAlitBEL.L,niiiy be teen from 11 at DUI,
• 2 p.m,, at the Clarendon Hotel,
Friday of mob week. •
L. MACPHERSON
11111IIRANCH.
Fire. • Mile.• Sodden* FiedieGlase
Oseecte leteetalf Etottki LIMN*
• CLINTON
WOOD and COAL YARD*
Subsoriber le preuared to promptly 11 all cue
dere for Wood or Coal which w he sold at
•lovreet Nitta °Moe on Marie Street, at LAY'S
IMPLEMENT ROOMS • W. WHEA.TLICT
JOHN io
iablegsvz.i.,,,- ' .
...,, ter the Matiellutrialulfilli Alen
• Oa of lifattelreeter„ Rutland, whom fnude
teenrity 'travail r 14,500,000. the MO
it
xator_IttproAr. arca co. lasettet ..
farai Mkt, Elide WA „, iw ,Citet. ty Ail
'Sneed rates. t-entee Loan puttee
also representedvKpney tit lee had froze
eine Up . treeiMg We •el
retralisa • einW "HUN
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setitior *Mit
fiPARiciood/ isoti..ig Ttfr" T'OIVA'f,.*UgPl•FuTti'''
PilLXs
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Tater. vice-creddent, Xtrueedeld Jr. O. t_Thosp,;
It. Bays, secy•Treas.. seaforth P. 0..; W. 4W
Broadtoo*. Inspectorof Laisee, Seater" 11.0.
We:40180M
W. O. Joicadfook tfeatortittrIoht G. Grieve ,
justaWiatinvivorteizpv.t..0Ab ecrgawazigniesi,SearoaocothugooJelgte
04 John Watt, er eeni'. 04 Tbonlate lers/361:
IlretefteM_Ljohn B. Madan, Itite)013 Iittnee
Otinnbill,401intett, • ,
tellim
, allia
Robert Smithy 0010* obt.Ikrotiiiiaftz
ferth,_. Stone, ClinvOing, oildvilhil J. W.
xleootri, %lei, atreenmitorelle s.aeorie ardicana.achrt 0
Pardee desirous to tired Diennee or twit -
sot other businees Will he promptly attended to-
011
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On ePplicattott DI sterol the., ebote Offiteere