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PRIDA.Y. IWAY fh:1002.
.Farts For The Eleotbrs.
Interest bearing assets of On.
lam government, $2,571,292. -
" The Ontario Government gave
068 839 towards, the constriction
ofthe Loudon, Rum 34 Brace,
The number of Text Books used
In public sehoels itt 1675-notler
the Ryerson syStent-was 45.
The number -in use last year Wale
13. The number in the High
Schools in 1875 waso 80 ; in 1901 it
WAS 23.
srct
The Otiektio Government spent
last year $264,131 oit behalf of
.agriculture -and the farmers got
The benefit of it.
During the past 30 years the
liberal goventment has given
back to the people by :grants to
railways, hospitals, sebools, &c.,.
Otfl SUM of $35,418,2C5, .
11 the Provinces started at Con.
ederation on an even footing' il-
Haucially, and Ontario which has
been under a Liberal administra-
tion is the only one which has not
ran into debt
Ontario, under 30 years' Liber:
government has a surplus of
over $2,009 WO. Quebec, under
Conservative government for 20
years has a debt ofover $22,000,-
000,
'Every Public institutionin the
,
-province has been efficiently
maixtaiped by the government,
mud -the people have not been call -
td upon to contribute," directly
eke cent thereto.
The complete cost of a set of
'Text Books for the public schools
ef Ontario is $5.77. The cost ,in
the several States ofthe 4.meriefan
Union runs all the way. from
$7.30 to $11,48.
The avenge annual cost ofkeep.
nig 'mates in the Ontario asy-
lums, was -$122.82_, -or--$54.08-leSS
Il
Per ittielltthan the general aver.
age of all asylums, English Amer-
ican and Australian.
AIL,The direct benefit derived by
lounty...of Ifuron, dnring the
*stiatraleht h
Oft add: Attnes-.. --Hts 'esY waY
otgrants to Asylums,
Schoo's, Agricultural ,51.
jetieSI &C. 411101111-12, tO $991.0383:
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The Libeillgoteroraent has been a •
Itaod tenant of the legislatlye
build-
ing at iloetinto for thirty kears and
there is not likely to be any necessity
for a flittingothis May.
In the thirty odd years that the Lite
,•,...essids nave f ulocl in ichttario they have
liandlect about one hundred and 'eleven
sectillions of -dollars, and !Isere haat:aver
A-isert asserioneAcCifseitiob of theillieati..
s-pliesetionsef a single dollar at the
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,. Speaking in 1898 Rev Dr Carman
In,01 this to pay of the good work done
foe. genuine temperance : progrees by
the Ontario Government: "Ontario
sheadone well during the last twenty
Tears.' To reduce the licetses from
0,000 to 8,000. so, that, instead of a
license for 800 People, it is now a lie'
enee for 800 people. is encouraging
eight to work on." • •
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The World think -that the Coiner -
1r dives have a majority of the votes
• I artful° beeetise it initiority ef the'.
-•sliStateetio Federal .thettalatte sof that
-
party. The elections of 1900 prove,
nothing so far as the elections are
ingernett The 18$120$ Were 4ifterent;
nod the elections Were helds.in' the
constituencies gerrythandered in 1882::
The number of votes polled by the
two parties was nearly equal. We
eria, add- that, -the gerrymander hate
its last victory. There will be
r constituencies next time, and the
Voneervatives will have to fight On
their toierite. '
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-The Canadian 13aptist tbe current
- issue says: -"We have criticized the
, Government for the Conditions it at.
taChed to the referendum. Neither
tave we changed in the letvit, our
eyiesert-of-theironjoste:character,But,
„,
noWever much we have reaS00 to be
dhsappointed with the Governmeile, We
hat* absolutely nothing to expect
, from'The Opposition. Me Whitney had
onion ou b plainly against prohibition,
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And the gentleman ot all others in the
Renee who stood true to prohibll
itie.
,prItielples and equitable conditions for
Ake referertdum-Mr Marter-has been
i'ditel oat of the Conservative party.
.. The Goyernment le also pledged to the
enfoteeinent of the Prohibition acts if
Martied White the Opposition Woad
nOt tee 130Und, and mob Sleek to avoid
it, except as they feared. to risk Oppot-
Ogg the Overntheltning sentinient thug'
plereed to he in its tavor.
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' i• gttgry on Willi trOttifi hale cleats eats
acilVetYlkiti,free from pimples, blaokheade,
ecidteteg. disfiguring. Ouptiong must dee Dr -
Ohaget'a Ointment in * tree food for the -
/1" ekile, 400 not elog the 'Orogen' do powder's,
Et& inettreg petreetelest berielits, There is
isinglelteltingtbniiiiiig`akindigeacent of
Oen, warden Or ithrildien that De Chinned
Ohitrdent Will net Mire. 10.0therS 'find it
Itinaladble tor babe eozeirta, etedd hsed And
thafihg Oh the little MON
Crisp County Clippings.
s. U. okuey hasil;c1 bis resideneet In
°Myth to Mr .trohn ¶i Milton for
01200,
Geo Heory, an old and reepecte tcl
resident or Eaet Wawanoeht nailed
away on Weelneedon- of lase weelsoeged
yeare: Bright'e disease vette the
cause of death.
Thomas Cudmore & Sot, the well-
known breedera of Shorthorn cateTe,
have, during, the pad year, aispoted
of feurteetahend of yoOng thorough.
breds which telfand up to about $1500,
A My quiet vveclding watt eolem.
nivel at the hon diSe Whyard,Lucke
now, on Tuesday evening of last vreek,
when his daughter, eget was united
in the holy bonds of matrimony to Geo
Litothers.
W. D. Coualey, who attended the
trat roy Dairy honed, stood 4th In
a listof 81 students at hieexamination.
He has taken a Flotation as manager of
the Stratford cheese factor y. SIT. D.
is a on of Jag ,and Mrs Cowley, of
Br
On Wednesday Week Sarah Wilson,
beloved wife of George Edward, paid
nature's debt at the reeidence of Cali.
irlrotpttincrdnieadgedwal yteaje. Ttie
and the interment 'rook place gem.°
Henry Wallace; who has been reed-
ingwith his frbVibtliaP Mr 1John-
ston Kenny a La r dur n e
,winter, 'died on Tuesday week, and the
remains were taken to his former
home in Dundee county for inter.
mete. He was 83 years of age,
TO: CLINTON NEW ERA
111 $stabbahment ot Pork
Parking Houses.
Everyone is feutiliar with the /theory of
the wonderful development of das export
hewn trade in Collide during the pest ten
or tweine yetsra In 1890 our °inert Of
ba000.lerd, home, pork, ace., *mounted to
siege than .0,000,000 the.; in 1900 it had
Mali to about 186,000,000 line The Province
of °uteri° bee been the thief exporter, but
the time nee come valeta We riley 'exPeot to t
eas e cluingelia thio respect. Muoh of Que.
bee, New Brunswick, Nov4 Scotia. end
Prince,Edwardlland to edmirebly adapt-
ed to dairying, a brands of farming which
is repidly exteading from :Montreal mat.
*ward, as well as in Ontario. The dairy
districte produce the elan of bog, frost
Which Ole Onset Wiltsbire bacon is made,
and. in them dietriete hop, ere put on the
market at its low s, coat per pound au in anv
fiectiOn of Canada. General dairying and
hog growing should go together, as neither
will reach its highest paying condition
Without the other. The Eaetern and North
ern sections ot Ontario proiuce a better
elan of hog than the cora belt of Western
Ontario, or in other words, the seetion of
Ontario which more newly regembles Que. j
beg and the Maritime erovineee in climate
spa erain products, produces the best does
of bacon. In some respects diege provinoee
ere better suited than Ontario for the devel-
opment et tide inapetry. Land is generally
oheaper, pasturage eurer, and rode and
other crops easily raised. Two onditions
are neceSdary in order to develop this in-
dustry in Quebec and the Eastern Provinces •
especially the letter, -an abundance of
coarse grains, which by attention to 'Agri.
Culture can be profitably peoaueed, and the
Quite a -number of the Orateseinen of Illtalbiltamenti ofpacking °"313anle°,
mitentdon of these already established),
L. O. L. No 84 Winthrop, assembled "
athe borne of Mr Solomon Barwick, which will fully meet the reguirments of J
- t the best markets, both . at home and
to bid him farewell, and presented hina abroad.
with a nicely worded address and a,
.bea.itiluLfljbIe. prior to. his , leaving. During the past year or two, 'T Inge had
for Sault. Ste Yam. - rjequent requeste feorcr other peevincessfors
information regarding Um eatabliehinent ef
One of those interestine events, co.operative peaking factories such as
.01d ideas ad old customs
must give way to the illi-
provenients of an advanced
age:. The ancient town
crier is. succeeded by the
modern newspaperand the.'
ancient harsh physics. by
which always cause a ripple, of excite- have recently been put up at several points
pointe 4 •
meat, took place at Winthrop on in Ontario. The preetioal reaulte of these *
Tuesday when Mies Ellen d.
secon a's-operative movemente has been deinon-
daughter of Mr Solomon 'Barwick. skated by the Daniell farmers, who are
Mr and Mrs Plarwick left the mixt da
3' becoming more and more
intereltedinthe
for tlaeir new home in Sault Ste Mario, quality and shape of the pig, asthrough
where they will in future reside. • this medium alone they have gnat:ceded in
A very pleasant event took placealacing their bacon and pork in a foremost
Welcome, near Port Rope, on the p.Pasition, both for quality and alapelineee
evening ot April 23rd, when Mr of side, on the London market, while the
Michael Elford, of Eliroville, was as
f t of these co-operative factories being
united in Marriage to Mrs Alice Nott established all over Denmark, AM to
The ceremony was performed at the what a stoma tLey have beet brought.,
bride's bona% by Rev K, L. Edwards. There . are several pointi however that
Many in 3felaliop toWnship, will be should always be observed in conneotion
deeply grieved to learn of the death of with the establishment of theee pork pack.
Mrs Hugh Gordon, of the Oth roarer- ing ineustries on the cooperative plan.. In
eion, which sad event took place on the first place, they, should be installed as
Thursday morning, after on illness of nearly as possible along the Danish MAO,
only a week, as the result of izoplines ewsioth only edto
lyaifioewrIneraashosiatoothiyoldariermiatnead
anent Mrs Gordon, whose maiden h0
name was Catharine Menzies was onl mumn.t 01 'ma' 14° 13Pecnald9r8 431161:41d
be
42. years andl.months old and leava. .permitted to anyeet in the company.
husbancland fourchtmeen, • .-. the.neitt _place It is 8198010sly, neeepeery pays in the pleasure derived!
An old and well-known reeldett. of t4leathtiboeililisnoirlonal ailbsorther Ash have 1. Don't let thetleaireif
,he
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Error/wen.
The :great tool, laxative.
It starts at the root of roost
all P001111011 ailments, the
stomach and bowels, get-
ting them into action la a
gentle but sure way,
it his a tonic effect on
the digestive organs aiding
them in the performance of
their proper duties.
Sold by `andruittists.
r. FRUITS OF EXPERIENCE.
,Oreen • gram eod death te trees.
latania bordonleis ieg a beautifui
.
1. suppois you have sprayed thoss.
apple trees.
When getting out roses Arta the eon
around the, roots. ".
I OVereproduction? Not Not if you
grow alance- grade of fruit
• The fragrance of the caroline spice
shrub can be distinguished at a die -
Wane of ten rode or more.
How a' little paintaking in the ar-
rangement of the home noway garden
comparl. The praotioe are oci vainanle in the:village 'garden
. j. .fudging'from the growth. and bloom.
Exeter has been removed by the death of farmers; subscribing stook in those move. to put annun.d the bush -fruits,
of Robt Spicer, at the age of 76 years manta and then selling their hogs to . the
and I isionthe: Re was license come leighestbidder, often to firms. competing E1 be t this
c arge e utles appertenniag to the and entirely differentfrom 026 t.moatig
'oBficii with entiret,a, operandi" In-.Denmark--The-The_--o
leaves to mourn his demise a sorrow., Canadian cis operittive factories is absolute.
niissioner .for many years and dis.. againif their own corn any is all wron 'time igetIt. le)! it is promising. • -
syton a ar y s raw rry
inp widow and
(1.1‘.e. IllaugNer; ' regulated and controlkd by the leyalt
eninftu, , need the i partioatiCs of cerating Alen;
illness" of four days which:inn:led to
pneurctonia and heart trouble, passed, iruly pc.otterative lines. mibtbt3f
away on Friday week. Deceased was neeeseary feature is that all. proxies' should
a daughter cf. Reht Yeo, Of Torn_ be concentrated in the hands of a council of
berry she was born in the township of net more than wen, preferably 'fiveof the
Wilmot, and at the age of three Years wry best.men among them, brainy, 13rsot-
hiflved with the family to Turnbert y, hal business men, who are not likely to be
She was pparried to her bereft hos. led away by fade, or driven from wise bust -
band Feb. 19, 1 2. Witli her husband nee princle es y aotione opposition, .
A sifter ft bad' of the farmer4seho has, as yet, scene?'
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ooking-ovezeove
bedded -out roses and find Marshall P..
Welder among the most vigorous grow-
In pruning study 'your verities.' The
nape kind of pruning .ivin -tot as a
geeflerai ride, d'.4 ter every, -Variety of
• the. same speciete. •
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'gave:you not latticed the great dif-
ference in the returns of the cominie..
.esese, Dean ' for • the: fancy 'berries . ail
evilest thoeetIor l'ho.eonninsta grade
;
she moVedto Bt nstele abouktwo years It le a. 030 first importariee that, Wain& I Let .un make American,: 6arderfing
afterwards: where they resided ablaut the business Menigemeat . of the °concern lively with our reports Of, expertencel ..
yreth new varieties of fruits by brings
fag ouct,091 their good and bad qizal.
the .time,pf 'hoe 'ff.sgth; phe leaven a that will when tested -on theliritieh tnerket I. A s......... -,,......s... ,S.,.. st....ii.sses iq,
. . . . .
andand
• -' 7' ' , , grade neth the beet Irish and Datiehbaeon '"''' ."."'' *`"."6.."' -""" ""''''' "'""
sort (rough. hark which. has not been
-. - . • ' .L .., .. . ; To turn Otit thie oleo of .gesda -particular
' 'ears W. I, ficireltstlaw, _meter, died attention must be given to the sort of pig
at Sb ' JOsePh'e...hissShepital, Lando:As on. grown,. and.the Method of feeding the Seine,-
' •hitd , been ill
seven years. Mr Denman subsequent. there shall be a thoroughlY' practical and
ly purchased a farm near flitievale, to experienced curer, who will fiend forward
which th ey volley/2d and resided to Only Uniform goods of the highest quality,
o peoduce.the highest grade Of -Wiltshire
Thtiesday week
:scarcely s months? bat her *condition .
Bides thepackere, reiniee a lone, . deep;
Foot:1'0ff for a hilMber of years) on
those old fruit 'trace another year? If
doesn't pay. • • ' • "
*ti go. over' our 'strawberry beds to
from the start wa.s so serious that I • smooth nig, pogseseing. ti light. heed. and see if there be any. plant& that are not
rhas deenaed adnisable to remove her o shoulder, an even back, not to broad, but true „te, name; ff found' theY,ere tern
e hospital to undergo an operation. „well oirsered with fine Reel], not rat; at- the out at once. Blossoming affOrde; a
The operation wan performed with all miner tireele nmet not be a razor back: good opPortimity Or thin. •• •
e Demotion era skill but a inibise- Th h
tim M beck ef ellOullq ...:„Atacto Lis. from. the loode were pro...
'. t at t ek • of ' lainitli,lia 14 e'cle4 -r-9331
quen a ,
ctifen by a lady who has a cettlY ,reete.
deuce. 'Tidy were Set along the north
n ail of the house where a etrip, of sod
s.bount eiglateen inches' wide was taket
away, - ,and a bed thus fantod. Thee.
Plants are growing nicely - and produce
it ans efteet. ' ..
lunge preyed too irreat for her already straight ma este fob, p, . tin or ine
muet be g and
Weekellen cendition. Deceased Was flabbioesen the ham
smooth A
the eldest-, daughter of Mr and Mrs amount of
anw tapering, with the greatest
flesh on the outside. The pig
John. McLaughlin and for geveral
shonkt be healthy, vigorous and a good
, years was cashier and saleslady in Mr feeler. weighing when ready for market
E. J. Spackman's - general store. hone 175 to 200 lbe, It s generally con-
' Searcely two years ago she Was united -------M ceded that Yorkshires produce the greeteet
in marrlage , to r Hawkshave to
whom the sad bereavement is indeed a propintion of pkg. of this type, the Tam.
severe trial. as it likevvise is to her "rthf/ next.. The thick, fat, Aneerioati or
parents. Her remainS were interred lard breeds are not ranted by Peckers.
Piga should be, fed good wholesome and
in Exeter cemetery.. , . . ''' carefully selected .food,-skimixtect milk,
potatoes, roots, green food, barley, peas,
A lazy liver may be only atired liver or
aternedslieer:- • A stick.% all tight fok.tbs
batik of a lazy man. But it would be 4 sav-
age as well as a stupid thing te beat A
mettryinatt or a starving man because he
lagged in his work. So in treating the
isggifig livcr it Su A greAt Mil}take to treat it
vdth draatio drugs. ft ninety-nine game
out of one -hundred a torpid or sluggish
liver le but a symntoM of. an 111-noutislaed
body, whoge organs eta weary with over-
work. Let your liver elope. . Start with
the stomach and its allied opts of digeg.
tion and nutrition. Put them in proper
whilting'orclet, and gee host quickly your
Iilwr will become activod onorgetlo.
Pierce's Golden Medieal Discovery has
made many marvellous cures of "liver
trouble" by ita wonderful control el the or -
gang of digestion and nutrition. It restosee.
the normal &Welty of the stemma; in.
creases the georetione of the bTood.nattking
glands, cieafiSeil tbe system from poigonone
dcumulatione, and so reliever'the liver of
the burdens imposed, upon it by tne Wee,
sisons.0.1 otherorgithe,
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Value or Coal AO cm.
' As a Walk !Wound the dwelling ,
'down t.0 the barn. they are first (nage,
• They are good for street crossings and
'hen the paveMente are lop. Just eplene
did. AS an Improver of roads fot
horses 'Lind Wagons they come in. very
handy when the clay. itubspil it stickle',
Put ite an intinfoYer of clay soils tot
farm purpogeg their value is nil. A
neighbor .eslua hauls out muck Manure
froha toven elating that he hag had
enough Of Coal ethos, He is a garnet%
ahd all of his land is now fined with
?coal. o hiders whieh dull ills hoeg and
-cOther tools While Working big land, In
planting odtbage and tomato plants he
has to title a stick to plant.with, forte
says if a cinder runs agaliast
Selten planting, he has a gore finger; it
does not hurt a stick. 3°. gayg that
"'le to 60 tons Of 000 Agin% ma be ati.
- Riled per acre.'" _ Why not 1.1110 08,11d tO
We have a toil in ebroe portions of eta
/Alia hereabouts which is filled with fide
breken flint Vestment have no loeti
for etch a %toil and coal MAWS ftre jttat
40 bad, My gardener friend toile Me
that he it going to use land to etmeller4
ate a eertnin warm goat of claY On bill
WM. Tbili le ittereeting and ehall
Watch its --F, IL S., Pottle, lotted°
- 00,
fize in preperlybalanced ration, without
,
,eny 'Inane stuffing!. If the farmerg -do
not infeinrionblieryetheite conditions, they
hed better' leave . Use:luminesce _entirely
'it!One. es otherwige their' erg dfily': ire -Wang
the effOrte of other Cianaainna who are
shaving to place Our boleti on the market
in the 'highest possible eMialtidil Iti esona.
petition with the Irish endbanish prod note.
Agood deal of Money has been loot during
the past year on hop, the English market
not juatifying priceg paid in Canada, For
%dance, we have hadpigs for a whole,
year ranging in price from $6.50 to 17,50,
Stab a condition of affeirg Was , never be-
fore known in the trade. The farinero
hovee anti Mite IS taken internally, sotiog directly
, hoWever; received thbenefit the
The eitt-liniVed vvetrilng Birchsit
best not to Pruneany of the lowet
'branches, but ahoy it to., grim* accord -4
Ing to nature% plan, aa ifs appearance
will their be more graceful. I evill al-
Va.fa reconereencl getting out small of
. medium-sized , birches, as they think
-nave all the fibrous roots, and there, is
no •!iced of outthig and branches from
• Dwikr:a -
WO RE WARD, 5106..:
The readere of this ppervi11 be pleased
to learn that there ig at leest one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its does, and that is catarrh. Hall'a
Cats! rh Our is the only positive onre
known to the medical fraternity. ' Mardi
beinga constitutional disease recpairee
Oonetitutional treatment. -Hall's Catarrh
taekosg.00repaufee have mattered, largely.
upon theulialoolc31 sid Maclean surfacea of the
manse tbey lave heest olinebileg oyer ome 814 ere y destroying the foundation
another to get igs trees et ve of coot o aloes's% end giving the patient
doing no culling, and tuideeirabIZ strength .by &indite eie the oonstittition
?
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"mum of time. lad not before the peeking
bests This sort of thing will right itself n It2h;aptirvoeppr ioewtoerrge, that tahoevrn:tiffellerf One
inn at!
breeds, taking ju t as tiekl as the would thee and assisting nature in doing its works
hotinesesetelrouse aeleontsolsitohnity. for, some shoe (36tde.DOBleiantag if:rent:int yototaeseetimhoa; ialoyle to
Addrese
elieWft trent dearofmatereetsita sub.- --..-.
ar JO SM 'mate, Menitoba flu; Morth Bali a Family Pd are the hest. •
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led of co operative prinking bootee but so .
CosToisao, O.
West Tertitorid old British Columbia -
have not given it !math donsideration. •
Possibi th I f
f your home has bad a partiCularbe
y e n ormatiola ideal above mey
prove of valeta to the people of the West as . baled din% or late been worked. until
well co the not. . Any communitt
*treated in the oo.operetivesyetent outlined
above, ehoula send representative dont.
mittee to visit and carefully itlepeet the
operation' of e working fadory, euole 40
the Parolee's 0.6.eperetive Pereklig
Limited, of Brantford, Ont. They will
find the meteor, Me. O. F. Heading.. /deo
Mr Sog, Stratford. Mgr. of 4 the Vermont
"Binder WWItle CO., Limited, both able and
wllling te give the fulled Information In
regard to the ao.operetiee movement in all
its AWOL
f.iheli very tited, give laird a little rest
(before he is fed.
"esIttile him Well all OVer ithd give hiii
ifign Partietilar ate/Atkin.
EVery. farrier should raise a fevf;
Carrot*. You can feed at least a third
tieaa eats and the horse will do better.
P. W, HODSON, •
Live Stec* Cominiggione
- LONG -LIFE /8 INHERITED',
tesThie detergent you can prove by Myatt,
getiot, \lento person whose parents' had
long lives dim' in middle life son oat itt
nine OMNI Oa Of taxi trace the eatige to dig -
Oradea iiidneyg „congequent etteigring
from f v
helot or cfropeY. 6hnee's Eidhskavii
Pills prevent and dire thole fatef and pain.
fel aiSeasee at no other preparation was
kneella to do. One pill dote, 25 dente
boX,
1 'rho octet legs to raige than oats,
`and Yon Will have the saticifaction of
teAring your horses in better Cuandition
at less pest.
, Your Inanee lotting idg feed nit a tow,
eObbleettottee in hie manger or a hands
ful of ellelloci cols well mixed with•the
ends, *
LoW mengerg are boot far boreal,'
00 ,slowly With, thee coltit, de not
poet theill to do as muck work ag the
Old horees. Otela them time to learn
and develop.
Never paeteee& with the Colt, he
• knelt+ it In one eecond and your
Mastery over 11,1M Will be gone, and
iriek or bad habit may be the reeuIt.
/040 Only the Orat.class thoroughbred'
biro of the Very best typo, Dinet lose
'eight of Morgan blOod if it is within
°4Propert1es for Sale o
To Rent.
to Let
Lot 84, Maitland concession, Oodarich Town.
able. Apply to 448, KM% Barrister,
Ocisal-tr. 011oton.
To Rent.
First clam brick store, suitable for any bust -
ease. Apply to W.0. SEARLE., °Antos.
flov10--tf. •' •
TO Let.
Tbfkt beautiful stbre in the Jaokson Block,
Huron Street, lately occupied. by C.Witte,
PIT to
Te0S. JAOSSON, Sr.
Sept. 0-# enAton
Carl Wanted.
,pt
yes mat in geneiel homely rk, APPlY to
MRS Zit. 11.0tiON , Josepinfitreet.
For Sale or To Let
Cottage for sale or to let on Ontario street
Apply to W. Srydone, Clinton.
May 2- tf.
Farm For Sale.
The west half of lot 24, MaYlield Con • God-
erich lownship,containing 100 acres c good
land.; in offered for sale on easy terms. Good
barn, log house, plenty of water and small
orehard. Farticulars on application to
tf- J. P.
For Sale or to Rent.
tot 20, con, 2, Stanley, coutainieg 100. acres
In good stateof cultivation for vale or to rent
for term of years, apply to JNO. scosismon,
on premises or MRS .14 licifiREGOR, 2 con,,R.
It. S., Tackeramith, Seaforth P. 0.
.Feb.
_
Shorthorns for Sale.
Two youngBullti, orte seventeen audthe other
Dine months old, from good cow also
a two year o:d heifer calf; go. d stork and
.good breeding, ED. H. WISE
Balsam Grove Stock Farm._
afee,se-re. Clinton P. O.
For Sale.
Or exchange on farm property, a new two
shry brick cottage, soft and hard water,
etableoiriving ailed, 1 acre of land and 60 bolt
trees,
W. A. SILLOUGS,
May 2-110. Ontario At. Hatt.
• a
. .
Rouse to Rent or for Sale.
. • .
A comfortable frame cot tage on Spencer
Street, containing seven rooms and woodshed
attached, also orchard, is offered to rent or for
sale. .flard and soft wate_i_r stone cellar and
stable: Quarteracre lot. Will be either rent-
ed or scld,:en reasonable terms. Immediate
possession. ' MRS J. TAYLOR,.
May 2-rav " • Ontario street.
.
. For .Sale
Frame residence and rare of land on Mary
Streets Clinton, *venni, cellar, WOodsho ,hard
and soft water, new stable and driving shed,
excellent gardens with plum, rear and apple
treeg,eto.,
Also tor Sale. •
At any tinie np to 1st Sank 6 acresauirt of the
Vow er Slock,eto,,at the North End ot Wililom
Street, Clinton, vrhich is a valuable property
f 3r fruit growing, being well planted. out in
berry buakes, small finite, apples, etc.- There
te also a very eXcellent grade of sand and
gravel onithe premier 3 which Is very prolitable
'Apply to 1,, STRAITR,or to W.BRYDONE,
18-tf, Clinton.
Stable fOr Sale.
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A. good stable with seven gle stalls, a box
stall, a harness room, grain bins, a renew hay'
loft, etcswin be somata very reasonable price,
April 11-41. W. BRYBONE, Clinton.
FOX' Saie or to mesa,
The elmice brick house On the corner of An-
ion and Joseph stre :0, belonging to the estate
-of the late Richard, Heywood, is offered either
for sale or to rent, It contains mem ter .ordi-
pary is practically a rew house, with'
ell conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre
, of land. If the property is not sold or rented,
part of it will be recited. ' Apply to i •
. • W. 00A.Tet Executer Clinton:
40E:SA.Lig,
• the frinfeeottage-on-' Orarige..-.streetr•oecir.
pied by the Undersigned, is offered for sale on
..reasonable terms. The lot is 01 »» etre, With
hard and soft . water, stable, good fruit and
vegetable •garden, The house contains hail,
.parlor, Wee bedroom,: clothes closet, •dining
romn,-summer kitchen, cellar and woodshed;
is centrally located., possetsion_given any tiroe
to suit nurchacer. ELIZABETH:I. 011.111AM tf
•
Farm For Sale.
. .
Lot. 191, i3nyfield con., Goderieli tp., 118 acres
' (85 cleared,balance hardwood.with a large quan-
tity of cedar on it), in good :state of cultivatier •
about five acres fallwneat,and considerable fall
plowing done. Comfortable brick house large
Oath withatabling underneath,driving shed and
other outbuildings about 2 acre .orehard,.
mostly :winter.fruit ; well watered-neverfail-
ing spring creak and two wells Seven miles
SaYmn Olinteu and three from Bayfield, Ppsses-
131013 at Ate tiiiisritSSIDIStaer ,ter.M.” .Apply .for
further partiettlars to CHAS. SIMONS. 12 St.
David at.. ,Goderloh. •
Eggs! Eggs!
Eggs for Ilatching, from imported stock,
White Wiandottes and Barred Rocks 51 ter
setting 01 16 eggs. • THOS. F. RANCE;
ApriI18-5. Clinton.
Wanted.
• 3"
, let of IV& , a maid. td nada _zwerlyer_al
house Work. Apply to Aire W 1:101dER
• , April 18-tf Clinton.
Ice•
At
thave taken. over the large lee house
from Wm. Wheatley, on- Halve street; ram
-Frraltyeralik.=Ltvcitgv-tgrJoztui------
-1E0 MANNING
rOsuraneeit what*
Canada Life Assurance Co,
Vire. !Urine, electric*, Plate Vaasa
°Mee t r. Ttsssirs nosse,ointon.
Big
Wholesale stock of plouos
at very best possible prices.
Organs the very entertamable
gramophone, sheet music,
books, and a variety of music
at •
e. HORRa'S
Music Emporium. s
A stook of eholee canned plume for sale,
Logs and Heading of all
kinds wanted.
Highest prices given.
Soft elms to be cut 11 feet,
12 feet, and113 feet long.
R. & RANSFORD
Stapleton Salt Works
Equipment
0 COLL00
e %
J
tz 1
0
t
succeed in this
,4 keen business -age
Unless you have secured for
yourself a good business train -
me. You get it at this college.
Students canenter at any time.
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Forest City Rum -
nem College,Y,M.O.A. }Nai-
rn' g, London, Ont.
W . J. ViteeterVelt, Prjricimil. • •
Leaal
4AMITS **OTT
Berrieter, nolleitort ion
,
. MINTON. .
I .aselos-0,111ott Medi, Teem Onset
MONETT KO 10901..
W. MiY1161f4
I BA.RBISTEE, SODIOITOEi noun'
Ptitale10, EEO; „,....,...ws,
IOW ce-ieeaver Block.
'op stairs, OppoSite Pemy's PIM* Ogler?
(MINTON
MOOT 81 HALE
,.. ,
CONVET,ANCB. 004INISSiON1DIS.
Beg ,telate anelneurance Agency,
:=;•;„ ,,...,:ldimm to foam
.,.......a,, .
0.ill. HALE, — '.'..."" .101TN moor
CHARLES MEAGER .,.
Barrister Solicli• e *fern- and "Couveyeaca
wage -Opposite Colborne Hotel
4oderica
,_ .
M. Cio CAMERON
foreierla. of Cameron! Holt 4 Cameron
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
office-ilarniiton Ea enemas Colborne Foul,
GODERIOIS. oNT ,
QARROW 84 OARROVY
SAnnisTnns. 8ergenons, u2.0,
onw—c9;nernbuidnolisi.imanielliesiterei
Oesterieh, Ont.: -
...e .
er.`"Militow. Q. 0. 4" Clerse.OARROW.D.DIX.
PROUDFOOT " HAY -S.: '.:
Oartuurririta, Somorrons, istorrsuutis .Post,kgr,
PuotiTtnis ne Trim klanmisin COMM. 0, '
Once; Koichi. it" next door to Signal Ono*
Private Sends to lend at lowest Xeiggi
Minters.... • • •
-VV:-PROCDIVOI‘ : - B.
. N.redidal... '
. wor. etrNiv,. iti.b.,
P: dt fil. Ediabitrak, r
Ofturit-Oniario,Street, olinton. Sight or 10.
, -
at front door of office or residence. Rotten -
bury Street. •
,.
DR WM. GRAHAM
' Licentiete of the Riiinil College 'of Thilicianis
I• London, Eninand.-, . :
Office end Besideneff-'- ' ...
: "kW 110DFORIPS amuse, Huron St,
- DR ,J W ' SHAW '
• PlaySIOIAN, SOBOSOS
Aocotieheur ate., office and residence Onw
tario St., opposite English church, formerly oc-
cupied h,v Dr, Appleton. Clinton Ont. ..
OR. C. W. 'THOMPSON
•
for Business • Physician, Surgeon; Ste.
. . special attention given to diseases of thy
. _Do_not-hopeto.
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Telegraphy
Wireless.. .-
Is in the air and it ie in onr Schoolahe
Central foixessfqllege
TORONTO. -
We.have just installed complete
sets of Wireless Telegraphy instru-
ments, and we ere now prepared
to give instruotion in this /mined,
'either peraot al or by mail, Write
for particulars, .
W.11; Shaw, itilnelbal
Tonga AGerraill Ste, Toronto
. .
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1
ceficeandttesidence- •
Allbeet Strem,2 lelocks North of kaiteltbar3r
.c.G. ERNEST'. 14011..MRS .
DMUS*
(SuccesSor,..to Dr. T. 0. Hirice. .
specialist in Crown and 'triage Work
.--Gradtaite-Itoyal-College-p,ental-Si
' goons of Ontario, Toronto, •
D. D. S.--.PIrst-olasis Boner graduate Of ren-
. tal Department of Toronto • University..
Special attontion_paid to preservation of .
chiltIren's teeth. will visit. Mayfield every
Monday-.
•011itm.`bverW, Taylor 'IrSoileti shoe store...
DRS. AGIAIEVV, BILLIRGO
DEN'TISTS,CLI..NTON.
. 'Office adjoining Photo Studio. '
Offlce Hours -9 to 6 every ,clay and
Saturday :until p. M. Branch offices '
in Manchester Dungannon, BInth anct
Basifield.
Veterinary -
DR. j. FREEMAN,
VETERINARY SURGEOIV
Member oftlre-VeterinkrirliffirdioatAtifciefa-
tions of London and, Edinburgh, and Gracia
ate of the Ontario Veterinary College,
trotAr DISEASES or ALL 4111:111ALEI „.
Moe open bight and. day, uposite !Mt.'
Paul's church, Ontario Street, Clinton, One.
1Vliscellaneous.
ARRIAGE LICENSES issued bY the ow.-
• gwgclersigned at his Residence, Mary •flitrof
01,ton. 54
334, Es se. ow, Sim
• Tames ainseinmas, ectenEsnotto,
ti ISSUER OP MARRIAGE LICENSES,
• No witnesses
W. Q.LEP1' CAMpBEL .
....
organist-iiir-igruifarbirem4 of Nort h .
milted . , ..A., PIPE ORGANan ,TREO -V", is line
Street Church, Goderieh and teacher o .n
. pared to take a limited numbex f ,Pup &hi •
Young men and women toalrepare for hEgoAnt.Bur,r,,,
' the above. For tzkinoebtryntiya oteheins aft ofne icri &auto. .
good eituatione. Apply to toS p.m., at the Clarendon Hotel, Clinton,
. . • ' Friday of each week.
'14'.8171tANC;ECflege •
Business •
The beatmlettne0.ElleineeNal1.0.40119r140-4-
College in Canada, Becineea tuition rates.
Write us regarding our °come of study,
and prospects of Roaring sitnations for
graduate, • Catalogue sent free: Address
'
.1. 8. MeICAV,
Dept "0" Confederation Life Bldg.
. Toronto, Conte
1902
'US:MY&
e, one . Piate.via
- •
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JOHN W. ygo
ROLMESVILLE, • •
Agent. tor the MeNcifEstrzt Pins ASSOnAtiOn
Co! of Manchester, England, whose funds and
security are rated at 0,4,500,000. Also the KC-
Siox,or bluttrat Insunenon Co.• All classes of
front ris)ce rind • town property 'taken itt•
owest •Vates. First-olass 'man coraPanies
also represopt id. Money to be had from 41 per
tient up, actiofilng to nature of seettrity..-,
Daily to Holman -We - postai cod will
fetch. hinkr
DrANIeGahey'S Heave
glimmer, ATI °mere -win bepramptly attendeff le Spring Term begin- s pr. 7, .
A 1b02 -
to. IL DAVIS,Olinton. rates are reasonable -our Worsen of study
Feb 1.4--ef. thorough and president. Send for our
Journal toseee whet we teach. Students
may °unseat sty tune. Two 0011raed of
AGENTS WA1VTIFID-4Por the only authorizia
Cornmemial end Short -bend.
'Itioinfe.°11f etvh. greatir. FaTriti eaWl the Thai gh t jaagt ei 2, da ht he de atil".
Associate Editors of the (Thristion Herald.. O. A. FLEMING, A. re lticaNTYRE*
Big book, 600 eases, nroitisely illustrated, only President, * " Seers taey
OA. Biggest ditcount. Becks On credit. °Wen SOuna. . Ligtowel
outfit iree. De drat , in the sem Vire or •
*litilltt5AfDaLr B6t3tt..GtItAtta0SYIISOS k CO., LBIrManITtfRortil),.. s
,.,
Apri 18-1f.
lf ion are a CJIZZ1 1D0-..LNT
*tree SehOlarobin
POO
itudont but
penmen to k Ilidne§a or Ageicultural coliege, e ratite
Ma rbi •St. 0
IndittettriOtta Sthaeintet pity your ex.
NermaiSch001, kinsW.1 cooseevatory or co
versity, write me and will exsisin sly free
scholarship plan:, Write todar.
Mar. 1,4-tf litV. T. 8, L1NSCOTT,'Teronto
-"114/b** .4*/1-
The fired Snglish &swag.
Sold and teeoelmended by all
dtriggistsin Canada. Only tell.
able medicine diadotrited Mat
pottage* guaranteed to efil; all
form o Sexual ,Weaknees,_all dieing of alone
or excess, Mental Worry, Eteeeldve use (ITO.
View, Opium or Stimulante. Maned on retell),
of Price, one toOltane $1, MI, $5, foillVeaset
sig tefacurri. ramphletil free tacitly adarciA
The Wood Oompeny, Winesor, outs
Witt s roe his.
`77-01RZ<S
-Whe-perehsser et a trientircetni -
cihould have °complete eenfirierme
in the reliability of the firm, from
Winds he beet., for the material
and worktaanahip is gemettling
very few, buyere are familiar with,
'If you do not know no, please in.
quire aboutsoUr teliebility trona
those who know be beet. We are
the only praotioel men here mour
line,
For rtiPoities ret.r,
Cures Reaves, Ctbro4nie' Ceugh,
eons Of the Throat and Lunge. The only „Actim..,1
the world that, will cure the above climate. =minx t
. %nimalsetind In clod end useful to hie owner. Price, #1.14
Dr..1Vicarthoyis Cough Powdora
feTali acute Affections of tbe throat and loss, such ea
.mateniPsr, etc. For swautecand steekingtt the leo,
the mu% ot hard driving, Kidney Trouble, OM, elle,
eme 4411 rimer°, and one box will oar& Pru', agd.
• •i'relift Dn. Moilialtlinf M!DICINE CO,,
Sfenintville. Ont.
For Sale by/113 Corobadeualsk Clint°
IfirRILLOP MUTUAL FIRS
INSURANCE CO.
..„...;;;;TRE
PAtild and 1800NIttayTein Town rxiormtra
oinnogne
11,Ittotattn, Prestleet, Ripeepy. 0 • Tilde
SOSO, vide.prosident, Brneefleld r. 0; Then
14,1laytt, fifty-Treas., eastern. P..,04 ft
BrOvfnot, Inspector of 1400800. fiettfOrtn •r•
W. G. .nroadioot, Seaiortm John G. Grieve
WinthropGeorge D410. Seeman John
114111mwels, Dublin; Jo. Svatiej, BeeChivg, 0 P..
Watt, Harlem Pell; Tbonititi Frame
Bruceileld kohn 13, MoLean, Sippo Janieg
OcilnoLlt. 114046
nrthberkiarees Otarell4ing; 4bOMrndevitthettlet
Parties desirous to effhei Theutanee or trans.
Wooee's Phosehotline Jerold ill Clinton „ 14k
P Reekte, et Horeit&H,,combr and 0 IB. Hooves!, ProOrletor
4111114.tion tO MI of the *bore 011100
Mt other basibeeir will be peoreptirattendee oft
.1
tee, ; Were* orals JOhn
Marimba, auditors.
1100 to Commercial Hotel 9 0 nreePeet vs o bee.
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