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'a , DEO. 27th, 1901.
Additional Local News.
STOOK MEN OF HURON.-The
ticulf ural Department of the
P.ilgiri'ion cioverntnent has recently
a dieettory of the Breeders of
'gtosk ford front it we notice
g from this County: -Ci -
.`McFarlane and Jas Snell,
Cattle (Shorthorns) -C. Att-
oderich ; J. Bentley, Blyth ; A.
$roadfoot, Seaforth ; W. Chap•
Brucefteld ; R. Charter s, Eg-
ville ; D, Clow, Whitechurch ; R.
ley, Belgnave ; J. Cowan and J.
Dir nce, Seaforth • J. Drummond,
ego . ; Grainger & Son, Londesboro;
p, Brussels ; J. Hunter, Exe-
Johnston, Fordwich ; C.
.Londesboro ; D. Milne,
1. McKenzie, Lochalsh ; H.
teel, Clinton ; H. Reid, Bruce -
J. W. Salkeld, Goderich; A.
'dge; H. Smith, Hay;
W. H. Webber,
, Gorrie, and
e-Oci. Vete
0. Jeiseys
Lambkin,
McFar-
. Har-
efleld;
ebber,
able,
ins).
vi et D.
ordwicb;
•kshires-
'1,' Brus-
h1cCut•
et it will
farmers
ock-raising.
ippings.
has Puechased Ira
Wier `. on the lst Iihh, Morrie,
br $3,
Sidney Snell has Bold his farm on the
l ondon road, south of Exeter, to M>•
lec0urdy, of Usborne, tree: Farquhar.
Che farm contains 100 acres, and was
old for $7,200.
It is our sad duty this week to re
:ord the death of Christina, beloved
wife of Wm Patton who passed away
so Wednesday week. She was the
ughter of Mr George King, of the
ary east, and leaves a husband,
a daughter to mourn their
etb Correll, wife of ;James
of•Belgraye, passed peacefully
the mor : . 9t.
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Mr Meir, of Owen' Sound, has pur-
chased the stock of Mr A. R. Smith in
Wingham and is opening out for burii• '
nese.
B. Gerry has leased the Brussels
wollen factory to Lockridge Bros., of I
Wingham, who will take possession 1
early in January,
Mils graham, who was a member of
the Blyth public school staff for the l
past year and a half, will teach in
Dashwood next year.
Fred Argent has bought from J. N
Wheatley bis property at Harlock,
consisting of a store and lot. About
a year ego, Mr Argent purchased the
blacksmith shop.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
St John's Rectory, Brussels, on, Mon-
day evening, 18th inst., when Mrs
Weatherill, a sister of Mrs (Rey) Abey,
Wes. married to J. I'. Jemison, both of•
Wyominee
We regret to have to chronicle the
death of Mr Wm Johnston, of Hay,
which sad event occurred at bis home,
a few miles wept on Tuesday evening
Last, at the age of 44 years, fie leaves
bebind a widow and two small
children.
and father. 'Mrs Wheeler is nearly
84 years of age and' has been rather`
poorly for the last couple of weeks but
we hope she will Goon regain her usual
health. Fite sons eurvve,
CATABEFI CANNOT BE CURED
With local applications' as they cannot'
reach the seat of the. disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in or-
der to cure itlyot must take internal rem
-
e lesHall's Catarrh Cure is takeninter-
nally
n e -nally
and ants direotly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Hall's Catarrh Care is
not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicists in his coun-
try for years, and is .a regular prescription.
It is composed .of the beet tonics known,
combined with the best blood puriflere,aot-
ing directly on the mucous surfaces.. The.
perfect combination of the two ingredients
le what reduces such wonderful .results in
During catarrh. Send for testimoni.als,free
1?. J. cifiVi TEY k 00 ,l:'rops,Toledo,0
Sold by druggists, 75o.
,
Hall s:F smiiy tijilsare;the beet,
THE PAPER 0014BINE.
The Gerrie Methodist church was ,rag (laws Ins muss AlisoOUFF1ON
the Beene of a very pretty wedding on
Tuesday last week when Mr R. C.
Sparling and Miss Cassie L. Dane, two
of Gorrie's most prominent young Interview Was Private=C.P.A. Con$-
people were united in holy bonds of dent that the Investigations Will
Matrimony by the Rev lt. J. Garbutt,
pastor of the church. Result Adveaeiy `to the )Ioun ae-
' SE1E MR. FIELDIP(Q.
Mrs Andrew McGregor, of Wash-
ington Co.,Ohio, U. S•, passed away en
Monday of last week at an advanced
age. Typhoid fever was the cause of
death. The deceased lady was the.
only sister of George Hood, a well
known resident of this township.L, Mr
McGregor pre -deceased his wife.
The Presbyterians of Bayfield have
decided to build a new brick church.
They have purchased a site on the
market 'ttcivare of Bayfield and will
erect a mottern structure with capacity
for 300 people. The Methodists of
Hackett's appolntment,1 near Belfast
also are to build a hew ick church.
On Saturday the de th of John
Martin •occurred, after a alrn • er'
illness, at the home of
Joseph
tuners. .
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Toronto, Dec.' 18. -The. • fight
between the Canadian Press As-
sociation and the Canadian Papermak'
ere' Association is not yet over. Two
weeks ago the papermakers metand
raised prices. Last Saturday. the F.x-
ecutiye of the Press Association met
and discussed the situation. • Yester-
day' a deputation from the Frees Asso-
ciation interviewed Hon. Mr. Fielding at
the Roasin House. Judge Taschereau'p
report of the recent investigation con-
icernrng the paper combine is now in the
hands of . Mr. fielding, who hap had
rum THie EAOT.
That we are fully prepared to supply your
every want se far as pore drugs and medi.
oinea are concerned. Careful and accurate
family dispensing is our forte. Yoe contig-
nally aim to please' our patrons in two
great essentials -quality suit low prices,
Our stook of toilet preparations will in-
terest your,
Pare e'eCiELERY OOIIPOU D,
Paine'sCelery Compound is the medicine
you should usel,when you lack nerve nargy,
when the body is poorly nonrirhed, when
you are weak, rundown, despondent or
sleepless, Pine's Celery Compound
braoee the nerves,etrengthene the liver and
kidneys, and cleanse the blood.
R P. REEK[E, Druggist, Clinton Ont,
A Dearth of "Hold-ups."
pREVIOUS to Mr, Meleinley's first
inauguration, his acquaintance
with the members of his Cabinet
was a very slight one, only Mr. Sher•
man being at all intimate with the
Chief Executive. The getting :ac-
quainted was; • rather of slow progress,
as all were engrossed In their new and
intricate duties. One evening thecon-
versation chanced to turn upon the
youthful ambitions of the members.
Each related his early plans for the
future, and when Secretary Wilson's
turn came, the Iowan sd: "My ambi-
tion has not yet been realized. I. •
wanted to be worth $1,080,000 and have
two good pairs of suspenders at the.
same time. ' As yet,. I have neither."
The Cabinet unofficially -laughed at
this frank confession, and •SecretarY
Gage, after a minute, confessed that
he had never elmultaneousiy possessed
two pairs of dependable suspenders.
Secretary• Long rem rked that, when
he graduated from Harvard he had
two pairs of new trousers, each with
good 'new galluses, ' but that the ex-
perience had never responded to an en-
core; while the now Justice McKenna
Said that, although he came from tile
Pacific Slope, two pairs of "hold-ups"
were unknown to him: Others made
plmilar confessions, and finally Secre-
tary Bliss), the wealthiest'mee present;
said with a laugh: "This seems to be
a strange coincidence. Last Saturday',.
evening Mrs. Blies came in to my study
and said: 'Papa, are you going out at
all this evening?' "I replied that I did
not so intend, and asked the reason of
her question. • 'Oh, nothing,' she re
plied, 'only if you are not, . Ed' -our
son -'wants to use your only good sue-
pendera: ,, i
" Asa sort of final course to this tale,
Mr. McKinley tells that Secretary WU1-
son related this conversation '. at the
breakfast ,table the morning following.
Three of his children were present. It.
wast in the early holiday season. Each
of the children sat interested 'and ob-
serving, Christmas tame,and in „the
stocking of the Secretary of .Agricul-..
ture'were found three dozen pairs of
suspenders of a high degree of excel-
lence. ' :The children had remembered
the story. All Secretary Wilson then
needed to realize hie youthful ambi-
tion was the ;1,000,000..:
And this is one of the very few hu-
morous stories the late President told
repeatedly with gusto. .
CANADA AND of it'llD
ISpecial Committee of the U. '8.
Senate 'Appointed,
Washington, Dee. 17, --The Republican
Senators in caucus to -day adopted the
report of the. committee tin committees.
Among the different Chairteen are :-
Foreign relations -Cullom (Ill.). Re -
lotions wlth Canada -Hanna (Ohio).
The full Committee on Relations with
Canada is Messrs. , Hanna, Hoar, Hale,
Fairbanks; and Cullom.
sow Darned Hp,
Exeter, Deo. 17. -Few ; have
money to• burn m
except t people
etaphorically,
taut a Kendall farmer 'seems .to have
been of this few. Ile came to town
and drew $500 to loan a friend to pay
dff a . mortgage. When he went home
he
was cin
to -
put
.
going
Ina`'
it drawer, war but
his wife, thinkinit would be safer, put
it in the sitting -room stove, between
the inner and outer lid. •The stove wait;
very seldom used, butdirext day a' neighs
bur's daughter came in to sew, and put
a fire in it. When ..the man came for
-. ',,'v, the farjifer, who had not
and asked hid wife for
, and judge of his sur-
when he lifted the lid
charred remains. Tak-
they woresmouldering
under the stove, and
his friend, who said: "Get
and drive to the. bank,"
When he arrived, the
it' "den, told him to get
r. nee. He then drove
to find that his wife,
dering heap, had taken
into the fire, thus
e of recovery.
iebigari.
e in
m Can•
of the
Over
umber,
iatthe
lett-
The
at
Properties for Sale or to Let
To Rent.
Let 88, Maitland Concession Goderieh Town-
aht Apply to JAS. SCOLT, Barrister,
Oct, 11-tf. - „ Clinton, Ont.
To Rent..
First class brink store, suitable for any busi-
ness. Apply to W. 0. SEARLE, Clinton..
Nov1S-tf,
To Let.
A large two etory hodee, opposite Commer-
Dial Rote. Also, for Sale: -A large coal par-
lor cook etove, Apply MRS BIl)DLECOMBE
Sept. 27-tf.
To Rent or For Sale.
That desirable brick and frame dwelling on
south side Wellington Street, Clinton, com-
prising Lots 85, 88, 90 and 91, containing one
acre of orchard and garden. Apply to
Oot. 17. W. W. FARRAR'
To Let.
That beautiful store in the Jackson Block,
Huron Street, lately occupied by C.Witts. Ap-
ply to
i z! THOS. JACKSON, Sr.,
gas Sept. 6-tr^' ' • Clinton
,Cottage to Renta
A comfortable and roomy cottage on Tease
street lately occupied by Mr G'eo. Crich, is
offered to rent. The quarter acre vacant lot
taodjESg twDbMoySton easytimes. Apply
cot. 4-tt
to}'d
Farm For Sale.
sot
The went half of lot 24, Rayfield Co'n. God-
erich township, containing 100 sores of good
land, is offered for sale on easy terms.' Good
barn,' log house, plenty .of. water) ;and small
orohard.a.Partioulare on aPollcation to.Sala-•
tf- J. P. TISDALL,Olinton_
House and Lot for Sale
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Aesmall'lot, 68 ft: frontage, andcomfortable
frame housewith woodshed attached, on
William street, near Shaw Ground. Will be
sold cheap. Apply'to W.IBRYDONE, barrister,
or'1?, li, FOSTEIs,lTara. - sz
Nov. 29-
_..._.
!i€ k 'ARM TER SALE,-.°
Subscriber '.offers fir sale his farm oft 156
acres, situated on the .Maitland •concession,
Colborne. About 140 acres cleared, frame
house, bank barn, plenty of water and in good
state of cultivation ,2 of a mile from sohooland
2 miles fromillolmesville.• Terms . reasonable
Deo 14-tf la. RICHARD BAKER, Clinton P.O
For Salo' or to Rent.
The titmice brick house on the corner of Ful-
ton and Joseph streeta,'belonging to the estate
. of the late Richard Heywood. is offered either
for sale or to rent.
It contains m for ordi-
nary family, is practically a new house, with
all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre
'gland.. It the property isnot sold or rented,
part of it will be rented. Apply to
W. COATS xecutor :Clinton.
FOR. SALE,
The;framecottaae on Orange street, occu-
pied by the nndersi bed is offered for sale on
reasonable terms, The lot is } of an acre, with
hard and soft . water, stable, good fruit and
vegetable garden, The Louse contains hall,
room, summer kitchen, clothes 'closet,
woodshed
is centre llylocated,possession given any time >o salt �pmbaser. ELf2ABITH!eR_-rA
+.r
and good reputationR > n ral Y ,Rah notate (one i
this oounty required) to represent and adver
'Use old eatablisbodealth'ybusiness Untie o
00 ,114 financial standing, • Salary f18.1)0 weekly
with ex mass a&dditional, all payable in coral
each Wednesday direct from head office*.
Rotas and oarriagefnrnished, when neces-
sary. References; Endear) self-addressed
stamped envelope. Manager, 816 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
Sept. 18- -1i{F
*14 2 H',PR. SALE $4,250
Eighty acre farm in Ogemm County, Miob.
with$700 worth of crepe, modern new house,
good barn and outhouses fine stone cellar,
good water also household furnishings of the
best •. three 'horses .a few head of cattle of fine
breed, up-to•date farming implement; finest
orchard in county of 4 acres; I 5 miles -from
good market:10 In lee from oounty seat. The
cellar bolds 300 bushels of apples in racks. 40
aures improved, balance .hardwood timber.
Nice roiling land, clay loam. This . property'.
Dost present owner $8,500 cash. Reason for
selling,party1 goingto tbe old •. uutryy, This
is a bargain. Soheol and ohuroh mi.• from
farm. All goes for 44,250 if taken by the 25th
of nguat. Clear title Address, JOHN I).
BURa13SS, West Branch, Mich .
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Logs 'and Heading of all
kinds. wanted.
Highest prices given..
Soft elms to be cut '11 feet,
12 feet, and 13 feet long.
R. sz J. RANS RD,
Stapleton Salt Works
Wanted , !•
Young men and women to Prepare for
good situations,, Apply to
Dominion •
Business
CGolle9e
The beet equipped Business and Shorthand
Oollege in Canada, Reduced tuition rates,
W rite ns regarding our courses of study,
and .' prospects of seouring situation for
graduates, , Catalogue sent fret. .Address
J. B. McRIll',
Dept "C" Confederation Life Bldg,
Toronto, Ont.
Dr. McCahey's
Heave-
C'URE
1 ,
Foie' ticket -
w
ode.
Cures heaves, Cliropie Cough. and all CbronicAff 1e
tions of the Throat and Lungs. The only ,aeamWq
the world that will cure :the above disease, making t
animalsound in wind and useful toles owner. Price, lab
Dr. MoGairey's Kidney & .Cough Powders
for all Acute Affection¢ of the throat and lungs euchas
Distemper, etc. 'For 'swelling and stocking of the lees,
the .result of hard driving, Kidney Trouble, oto., one
dose will relieve, and one box will cure:. Price, 506.
'H* DR. MCGAHEV MEDICINE CO.,
1grtppcvIUe, oat.
Forsale byl3 B Combe,drnggiet,Minion`
Real Estate for Sale.b OL=1V TON
The parcel of ground adjoining St. Paul's
Rectory, consisting of lot 218, Rattenbury St., p p
and lot 262.A, Pi -Meese St.. is offered for sale, le its.
Each lot iaabout'80b'y i32feet.. Together they "1 iV 1 0
make an exceptionally fine site for a first-class n
residence., Apply to Wm. 9. Phillips or 0,0.
Ranee, Church Wardens, Clrnter"" -W-O OK
August 16-t;, a
Farm in Tuckersmith•;r p 1
s .:Foe
••,.,szg3sma atirr::.:,,'1gc'F�"_
sion of Tucr Sale ker miuth t , Th This contains 5500.
acres' all of which is cleared and in a good
state of cultivation except 8 acres of good
bush, Itis well fenced and under drained.'
There ie'on the premleee a good frame barn
with .table attacheci frame house with
wood shed also good orchard with lots. of
email fruit plenty of hard and soft water
There is 6 acres of wheat sown it Is convrn
!tinily situated for church and school within
5 miles of Clinton and 7 of Seaforth•
Sept, 20-1. Apply totIDDO"(RICH, Clinton.
3"a"`For Sale.
A fine story and a half frame house on On-
tario street, contninir. g 9 rooms with entire
cellar underneath, also hard and soft water,
quarter of an more of land :axle a good num-
ber of beautiful shade trees, situated on one
of therettiest and principal streets in Olin-
ton,being on the corner of Ontario and Dimity
streets. Will be soldreasonable, For further
particulars apply to MRS .f. McMURRAY,
Also for safe -stove, extension table, side
board, and, everal smaller articles.
Oot.11-tf.:i'1 atatit ,try,. Clinton; Ont
Water 'Water.
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• The Messrs Bevens wish to inform the public
that they are prepared to pu't down artesian
wells, in the vicinity of Clinton, at reasonable
rates, and ae they have had a long experience
both at Petrolea. and five years with the Stand-
ard. Oil Co. in India, feel sire that they will sat-
isfy all wanting good wells. Any • information
in regard to the,buainess can be had from
Nov 20-40 MoeD B. KENNEDY, • Clinton.
Organ
For sale, a large imitationipe organ. Apply
at J. 0. STEVENSON'S, Furniture Dealer,
Nov 29—* (limon.
Wanted. -
Smart little girl, to audit in light house-
work on Saturdays and during the holidays,
apply atNEW ERA. Office.
For . Sale.
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IO oars' ark lot for a&e °bean, appl 10
RID
v Watt OUT St HALE, OlMtcin, Out
Rush. for Sate.
or to storesfo good bush -blank ash
Can be ben ht °bee , tot par.
be___. Y: e q RY,
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The purchaser of a monument
should have complete confidence
in the reliability of the firm, from
which he bays, for the material
and workmanship ie. something
very few buyers are familiar with,
If you do not know ns, please in-
quire about our reliability from •
those who know ne best. Weare
the only practical men here in our
line.
J. R, Hoover, Proprietor
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Next to Commercial Hotel.
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Barrister, Solicitor,
CLINTON.
Or a'lolrc-•Iclliott Block, Isaac Street,
MONEY TO' LOAN,
We BRYDONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT.sii
PUBLIC, ETO.
Ofoet-Beaver Moe/co
Up -stairs, Qppoalte Foster's Photo Ci6llecy
omtiTON
RIDOUT & HA L.E.
0ONVEYANCERs, COMMIagIO.
Real Estate and Insurance
Money to loan;
(. B. HALE, JOHN
CHARLES SEAGE
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary and Conv.'
Office -Opposite Colborne hotel
t oderich
M. Gs CAMERON; -
formerly of Cameron, Holt it Cameron
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
Office -Hamilton Bt opposite Colborne Doug
GODERIOH. ONT
GARROW & GARROW
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC..
Office-CornerHamilten St. and .the Squires
Roderick, Ont.:
J. T.. GARROW, Q. C. Cries. GAiurow., L.L. Th
PROUDFOOT & HAYS,'
BARRISTERS, S0LIC(TORS,. NOTARIES PnnrrQ
{ PROCTORS IN THE MARITIME COURT, &0,
Office: North et„ next door tosigusi °Rico
Private Funds to lend at lowest rates
of interest.
W. PROUDFOOT. R.C. HAYS. j
Medical. • .
DRrGUNN
Physician, Surgeon;:A000uoher,Eta
Offit.ce—Ontario Steurge Olinton. .Night calls
at front door. of office or at hospital, Victoria
DR. J. W.'. SHAW.
PHIGBICIAN, BURGEON
Asconehen etc.,.cffce-and ' residence On
tario fit., opposite English church, formerly si'
onpied bv'Dr.Appleton, Clinton Ont.
DR. W11M. GRAHAM
Licentiate of the A M
Royal College of P)!ysioittg
London, England.. ,
Office and Residence-
PERRIN's. lumen, IIb Stairs.
DR.. C.
C W.
THOMPSON
5 N
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Physician, Surgeon, Eta
;Special attention given to diseases of thea `
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. terS •
Ate:- Office and Residence-$ej'i i - `' ~'
bort street.21Rlocka North ofRattenieiry
Di', G. ERNEST
EST HoLMES
orain$T
r E(Snocessor to Dr. T..il' Ranee) ); it
Specialist.— in Crown -and % llorli
At. D. S. -Graduate Royal 0
ebassooD. D. S F olHonf
talDepartment of To Ver
Special attentionaid t Its
children's teesh.. Will via d l
Mond,
Office over W. Taylor` & Soil's
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DRS. 4GNEW & B LIRE
DIVTISTS LINTIN: a• •
Office adjoining Photoudio.'
Ofec
e Hours -9 to 6 ever day and
Saturday until 10 p. m., Rz'inch Offices,
in Manchester, Dungannon,Blyth and+:
Bayfield,
Vete `nar
JID. BLACKALL V ; ERINARY SURGECZZ',
. HonoraryGraduat . f theOatarloveterinarat
College, Treats ;Oldie see of domesticatedan
male on the most mo,rnand sofentiseprince.
phis office-immedla lysonth of the NewEra
Office. Residence A ert St., Olinton,. Cal
night ordav attended promptly
DR. J. F
v.ETERINAR
Member of the Voter
done of London end E
ate of the Ontario Vet
TREAT DISEASES
Office open night .a
Pants • : ch, Uttar'
EMAN,
SURGEON,
7 Medical Awoke.
burgh, and Grade -
Mori College,
ILL annular, • "e4'•
day, opposite St..
eat. Clinton, .Ont.
Miscel1 nevus.
mARMAGH LI : a fesubdby the pm
dersigned "at h 11 ary ,teas
Clinton,,
JAMICB SCOTT, SR
'TADS CAMPBELL;.NDESBORO '
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ISSIIER OF ; AGE LIOIIINS$8,
N themes required
TI W.FARNOOMB,.
1' • P. L. 9., Previa
civil Engineer, Lon
Stewart's firooery titer
111BE11 OFF ASS'2l OP
Land Sdrveycr and
ItOOnt,-Office at: Gee.
W. DLENpMPBEL
Organist and Mush Director of North •
Street Chnrch God'h and teacher sat
PIANO, PIPE • Olt GA /gamy
pared to take a lima_
the above. For terms
MB CAMPBELL may b
2 p.m., at the Cleland
Friday of tach weak.
B. L; b�A
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