The Clinton New Era, 1902-08-22, Page 2August 22nd 1902
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FRIO AY, ATTG1f ST 22,1902,
Ji the last thy ee years Great Britain
has borrowed e570,000,000, and is about
to borrow 0100,000,00n War is a great
boon -to the taxpayer
A Trial Subscription to the New Era, from now till the end oi the yea,r for 25c
'ME WANTON NEW Ela
bad ceuse to rejoice at euch eleowing Cris County Clippings
be appreciate the growth and standing
six years ago, how much, more sht.tied
of our heloyed order tn-day, when we W. A. ereeie hae received the op,
have a, membership of over 200,020, p0ieement of postmaster et Gorrie,
and After haeriog dietributed to the
No appeal
beneficiaries of cleceaSed brethren the s have been entered in
have connection with the 1£02 voter e' 1:ets
enormous emu of $12,000,000' we
here ef ptetwaes ta pay tea wag. of the township of Turnberry.
nifitient surplus of 115,054,000.03, and Mr john Ceeemore, near Wingbarre
although the order is pow over a quer- has gold fifty acre4th ti of land toconcessioa Geo
f of
ter of a century old, with a memthe Wheeler, 0 0
POD G. W. Rose sails sea nom ale ship of over 200.000 less than 8,000 are Turnberry, for li3,429, This is a gore/
idayPrivate advices seie aas ieit)egrU Years10"Oges and of that num- price for fifty acres.
y es than2
, are nver 00 years of Bliss LUIv Gray„ youngest dangle, r
gfeat ip benefitted by his sojOurn. Be see, and the average age of the mem- of Mr W. M. *ray, of Teronte, forn
will be in good trim fee the by e-elec- harshly is under 80e yerus. erly of Seafort b,babeen appotnted I 0
Lions. Sone on Endz,Arin a good position in Victoria hospital,
The ertinert- of -the -Supreme -Grand London.
Our exports of home produce in 1895
Preeident stated that tbe past two While haulier, in grain for Mr L.
were $102,8428,441 ; for the year just years had been characterized he ',steady Dietrich, neer Dasbwood, on TueedaY. I
ended they were *196 019,703 Thee is progress in membership. and imprpve- Mr Morrias Gable had the Misfortune
an lucre:use to be proud of. Our total ments an the condition of the venous
funds. The financial condition of the
foreign trade bag ' now reached the lodges was declared to be• exceedingly
four hundred million mark. In 1890 it gratifying, the lodges haying to their
was jest about, hall that. credit the largest balance since the
formation'. of the society. The small
The money brought into the country increasein the number efi fpdgdee tlx-
to fail from tbe load and break his arm cTs GENTLy S. LI VE R .
by the bumper crops of the last 'few ig11117 'IratttZtrtT,371:13,1ficiati,:n Icilevote-•
Years has amounted to many milliores. ed rather to work of strengthetving ex -
!This year's crop of grain, neeattecheese listings lodges. The teporteet the step -
mad other products of the farms will ';0811TaTiFercaeLotlisereorrer;g8w7rwe ;Anm.ro the,
edd more naillioue, an of whioh will with am expenditure of i660,728 10, and
greatly lubricate the bear ings of our for 3001, 1,57,5135 12, with an expenditure
trade and coriamerce, of $53,954 03. The total membership
, was given as follows ;
. . • 1900 1901
W. A. McKinnon, Canadian Govern- Newfoundland.. ;.„ ,„•,, 385 ego
ment fruit inepector in Greet Britaie, hl.rew Brunswick ' 12373 1,11
P :,111Tiase rdtwiaard Leland .. 153 144
has written to theAgricultural.Depart- 1.4
' ... , 1,198 1,233
10 602 +10 581
mentstating tba,t from ieformetioo be Quebec
bag gathered the British fruit dealels" Ontariob.
Object strongly -------------------------
-tltaboTa.
043.. • 011
93' 93 •
132 1.40
' h 1 ba 429 482 ,
ON 01 9 AND
at the elbow,
Robert Bell, of Greie who IS visiting , r„1
K 0 8
. 65 THe sYsithi
his son, jehe R„ 8th me, Morris, pit- I •
ched 28 loads of heavy fall wheat in .
day recently, He is past 71 years of
often attempted bY Mu of his AP. . CLEANS EFFECTUALLY.
age and we doubt if a similar feat is
-Mr Conrad Thiel, of Zurich, found an .
Indian relic at the Bauble line on Wed.
C1251-5 05
nesday in tile shape of a atone pipe C,010 • DAGH65 S.
with two faces carved on the bowl. v
OWE,.
js
The stern is Missing and the pipe,shows
evidence of coneiderable age.
Mr Loftus Stark, whp carried On a I OVERCOMES
foeth, for sterile time, intends remov- !MAL CP
Merchant tailoring business at Sea. 1,1 1451 pArioN
in g to Stratford, where he has secured
the position of manager of the ladies
Btlitt 4S • EffEcTS,
Rev 3. Hobbs, pastor of the 'Wing -
PERMANENTM
TS o .
tailoring department in a large store.
ham Methodist churob, left on Tues-
dayfor a trip through. Manitoba and . ‘01.Alo
the West, 'Mr Hobbs will be away &Pt TEE GENUINE --FIAN'F:0 BY
from home shme weeks and will' ate
in Winnipeg. • €1...
IMNIAFGSYINP e
statements will find a much moreeeady
1900, and 13,171 in 1901, as against only death of Archibald McMichael, of N, e le Lc: 4e6 =IC% ter,41:44. t• •
. .
*ale on the market over there, tle also , 11,895 in 1899. The financial iiemoding Wroxeter, who passed away suddenly rep seteeiee Deuvatsumaa 50c.pER
advises that experiment al packagee of ' of the subordinate lodges was giver* as , on Saturday evening. about 1.1 o'clock. . , .
fruit should not be rent indiscriminate-. being in every sense. eatiefactorv. • Deceased bats lived In this neigh o
iY,' but 0, more eteted times and in Jere- an -went ne rage reeeived in 1900. $90,- hoed for over 40 years and was high
b ?ri. .• I Meritorious Remedy.
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ge,sts that smaller packages with honest tend the General Conference meeting
of packing fruit. Mr McKinnon •sug- Alberta
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We are Sorry to have to report the do,„ •
The/ e were Ales in gothi standing in
ex quantities. 993 ; in 18ele$95,75788,0r $10,005 more reepected by all who knew hina.
Every per•son in this vicinity was
The resolutions adopted by the Colon- • • Paisley, eanuary 9th, 1902,
Mr Davis, our highly esteemed young. Goderioh Ont.
than in 1899.
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In terestIng• Sthtlitleets shocked when it became known that MacLeod Medieine Co '
id Conference will be pubtisleed ere
butterdnaker, had 'passed away last
long in a Parliamentary paper. We The feliewing are the Ontario crop Wednesday evening. The {tad event I oontraoted scarlet fever in the begin -
can hardly expect to read that Britain estimates for 1902, as judged from ap- took place at his boarding house. De- nine of July, 1901, thereafter 1 tureed to
'lit tee yie ds (except in the case
me ooneiclerable trouble, caused by the ate
and Australia wce;ld admit imports . tbres g da last one of the other cows in the
.1
Is ready to impose customs duties upon•pear ances on Auf, 1, The acreages' are mimed was only sick about one day, • '• dropsy. My legs swelled twice their usual
bloated all twee thatehe horns motion gave •
a d ilk" a co S
Ihad no feeling In them. I got so
-ter foreign imports, cr that Canada 0 ay w 11 be revuied from actual
While les Adam Case, Rodgervilhe size'
• MP, V..
Properties for Sale or to Let • lee tee.
To Rent •
Lot 88, Maitland concession. nOderich Town -
slain. Apply to JAS.; scow, Barrleter.
Oct 11-tf. ' Clinton
To Rent.
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First °lase briek store, suitable.for any busi-
ness. Apply to W. C. SEARLE, Canter:1.
Nov16-14.
To Let.
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That beitutiful store in the Jilekson Block,
Iluroillitreot, lately occupied by C.Witte. AP'
ply to
TROS, JACKSON, Sr.,
Sept. 6-0 Clinton
Farm For Sale. •
he west half of lot 24, Bayfield Con God.
&la township, containing 100 acres c good
land, is offered for sale on easy tering'. Good
horn, lag house, plenty of water and email
°masa. Particulare on applicatien to
tf.- J. P. r1SDA1L, Clinton
• For Sale or to Rent.
Lot 29, con. 2, Stanley, Containing • 100 acre*
In good stateof cultivation for sale or to rent
ofentrterernimisoefeyoerarms,rtasppul.ymtoeGJRNE00. olduc,G2R0E0:04,,
it. S.. Tuokersmitb, See,fortb P. O.
*Fen. 7-tf,
-For Sale
Comfortable hone° and lot, on Albert Bt.,
Clinton, for sale obese. lot * aore, /louse
suitable.for email famity, Apply at. Naw ERA.
office.
bin results in November. was eng ge ing w on • atur-•
.•Fell wheat shows an area of 7481593 Y d orenulation of water in my system. I had
y.ard arm ed the on 0e...sheave'? th f d I
friiin Britian y free as parteof IS- acres- beeveetede-the estimated -9 d
e like
.ateseense to lodge
in the mix -up -Mrs tiase Wee Zmeen. 'Pc'-'aPP°
•crinitnating seitemteebut the exchange being 19,351050 bushelseor 25.9 bushels andtune as to have her leg broken at intense pain. At this time I weighed 190
in my, stomach like a ball. This gave me
of facts and opinions at the Conference per acre. In 1901 the yield from 911.-'
pounds. I was ereated by, some • of 'our
svill help all concerned to a better • ue- 587 acres was 15,913,M9 buelyels, or 1.7,5 e ankle.
derstandii g of the situatiOn. husheheper acre. • The average yield ;Mr Chas Box, of the 4th concession local dootors, but I did not- get much re-
. ^ • for the past 20 years was 20 bushels per of Stephen, met•with a reale/fel acted- lief I made rip my mind to consult a
. • ent one day bet week. In some man- .specialist in Toronto as 40012 as I was fit to
The Conservatives claim they haee a ACT; .
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eprinf whet!: 803,115 acres and nee the bliede Of a, scythe came in con- go, Died giyen eel hopes ot being very
very good chance of redeeming North 5 D93.69. bushels Or 19.8 per acre, In tect with his knee' eutting a, painful tong alive. The urine at this time vets
Grey, the seat rendered vacant in the 1901,358,0;8 yielded 5198.751 bush le, or gash that required severe,' stitches • to more like -apple juices than apything else.
In September last a gentleman called in
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CPM020125 by the death of Dr, ersey. Mrs 1Nelrg 16 CS. " Mr Web Terry, Exeter, net with a my store and enquired lifter' my health..
O. G. McKay, who is led, eatipois as A Barley : Ilat,a2 scree e.nd 21.281,106 -
: painful accident on Saturday ;morning ' My wife told him f was no better. He
then anetthere advised her ,to write for
bushels, or 32.2 per acre. -In 1901, nFrt
-•-•,- . last which will lay him off' duty for a
seme of MacLeod's remedies, saying they
strong man, is, it is said, not available
201 yielded 16.74076 bushels,' or 203 . time. - He Was in the act Of cetcbing a
would cure rime as they bee cured his own
as his attention will be kept pivoted to ter acre. the average of the 20 years , home in the pasture field and when
1./ • id.4 per acre, the aereage of the past 20 ! cloee. •
•wife' sotne,yeare ago of the same trouble.
the provincial seat and:there isno either emir 0.1. . about to ilea the halter around the •
' animal's eck it jerked back and in I resolved et once to try your medicieee. •
I tnougbt ifthey cured others a ey would
- Oats : 2,500,758 and • 101540,810 bush
mentioned in copy ection
wandidare in sight, eirrinng the Con-. Orem' 48.2 per acre. In 1901 tbere were some manner ,threw him, with such
surely. cure me. I wrote ' on Monday
v408,204 acree,yieldine'78,834, 490 bush- i force as to leak his collar hime.
• morning and three bottled of 'Harmony'
with the nonaination are ex -Mayors
e els• or 32 5 re thee erage for 20
per EIC , i,' ; •
Sirdariba0 And-TtletBE0.133-0Wea,SOUri%). .-76.4-netwinv_3478.;_,_ A • short time 'ago whild washing pod one of "Protein Resfirgane" were at
find Chas. Gordon, the list defeated , .
Rye: 189,818 acres and 3,686,476 bush- diliaodri.iteheeMineissfRo.rtJuoohenstoton, of.Wingh.am:
have a needle
were plain enough. I began ihem at once.
my house on Tepidity night Directions
- . ele. o, 19 5 per. ACM.: In 1901 t,here were
left in one of the garments, run into i I bad not taken them four 'days till I began
cat didate.
158,236,ames,Yielding 2,541268 bushels
the balleof her- thumb on the right .to pet relief. and the -revelling tp gb .down
French Canadian' Conservatives in oe 111 per etre, the average for the .e0
and at the end of 'three., weeks . 1 • weighed
Montreal are dissatisfied with their years teing 10 1 , . • , e hand. The efferidiog eteel wes .sup.
eShateeet et hallenpat) atiinf tilt e
'flier P. • eris Oona 'tit ht411911: whatre3j°nI
organ, the Journal,andtalk tet esteb- Pend e 533,639 acres and 1.1.363,315e. paonset .vtioasbgeivttrillg rtrmootited..fbroutht asEiomthpe.
bit h Is • v; 21 3 er acre. le 1901 there . h
lisbing another - paper. The Icitiroal • 8 e ' n ' P
wet e 002,721 aci ere yielding , 19,089475 thinglikeleloog ptsmiing,an extroit
tits.
la very 'good health ana free froin all
during lee brief career. WS always needle was discovered, .
did at the start. After this I began to at.
_tidn wts ma e .y. a sechn de piri, 'teed to my basinesicas.usual. I am now
has carried On a • dangerous campeign buebels, or 16,7pdr aere,the eyerage foe
en t e remarnIng portion ot t e
the 20 years being 19.13.
eymptoms of that dreaded disease. I eat
ljeanti : 58,904 acres and 632,990 bus- •
els.- or lie/ per acre. in 1901 there were Mr P. G. Murdock has sold his pro- well and fed sound every way. If evereI
pictiwing Sir Wilfrid Lauritr as. an
63,688 ecree„ yielding824,122 bushels, or perty Lower' inghani :to Mi Geo meet with,anyone afflicted as I was, I .wili
enemy of Canadian autpeaorny, ready
" to sell his own country and his own 15.4 acre. The average of 20 years Cruiskshank, jr., and he and his family certainly recommend your . reniedies.
wall leave here.next•week for Delors Jr., lutee already directed it few. Wer J. Hem:
Hay ;end glover 2,640,202 acres and Man.,. where Mr Murdock intends hiacLeodee Remedies; eetabliehed
andlevy on Cenada vast. slims to be
race for the eake of Imperial gretvgan's was 17 3,, •
banded f n Great 13.'iain for wie pur- e,e5e eas wee, or e,e7 per. acre, MI bOra- .mizking Ka home. Mr Andrew Rood , 1838,• are the only meeiomea in. Canada
poses. While playing thig gdnie in' peeea evitb 1.81 in 1901, and 1:e0 .ipr end family, who have been residents of which bayeelold on , their merits witbotit
Quebec, the Mail vied 'Empire and twenty yeeee, . Wingham for a number of, years, will advertising. Addreee elecleeod elediotne
otherC nservative papers in 0 u ario Other crops: Cei,n for basking, 371,- leave next week, Inc North Dakota (Jo., Goderioh, Ont.
have been on the other tack; denounc- : corn for silo, 209.859; buckwheat, _ where they intend residing. rioti;
bur Sir Wilfrid as an ant ;Imperialist 93,324 ; potatoes. 144 733; .mengels, 70,- families will have the best wishes of • • •
When no one could be found to bury
„al the deepest dm 563; carrots. 8,625: menne, 13(3,725'; many' Weeds for 'meccas in their new
Legal
prepared to takaordere to tarnish good, clean JAMES sooTT
A* I have taken over the large Ice house
from Wm. Wheatley, on Heron sheer, Iam,
to. wi.vis,ouotou. ralca-Eillott Block, lease Street.
CLINTON.
pure ice to all easterners during the coming ,
aureole; A.11 orders will be_promptly attended r
Barrister, !Solicitor, Ren,
Feb 14-tr, 1
Real Estate tor Sale: I
1 Part of farm, tote and 83, =west ei(le at
Maitland oon,orie mile north of Hohnesville,
• vontaining 07 acres.
2 The north half of lot 25, con. 2,and west part
of lot 24, own 0, one half mile from Clinton,
north, on gravel road. containing 90 acres.
8 The brick dwelling includinglots 18, 19 and
20 on corner of Joriepla and Isaao street, in
Clinton.
MONEY ro LOAN.
W. BRDONE.
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ROTAS ^
PUBLIC, ETC,
office -Beaver Block.
1 ve stairs, OPInetteggia ThOtO
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4 Theframe dwelling ort west side of Victoria
street end next north -of railway.
Mere/ terms to suit purchasers. Apply to
W. W, "'ARRAN or
0. 0. RANGE, Clinton
/larch 28-3M.
R. E. MANNING,
In a nraneeA gent,
• Canada tiff° Assurance Co,
Fire, Marine, Accident, Plate Wats
Office t .11, P. Tindall% Bank, Clinton.
Young Men and Women
ZIOW
Shorthorns tor Sale. Is the time to tilt • fAimisuccerte in life.
• . . TER NIMMO & HARRISON ,
Two registered Shorthorn bath; ,red. color,one
28 months old and the other 18 months- Of excel-
lent eel cjhoo.riiczte 431cuilikaIIN8.0
Atay • Londesboro P, O.
Lot 22, eon: lb,_ Hulk*
Stable for Sale.
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A good stable with Seven single stalks, a 'Jim
stall, a harness room, grain bins, a rooray hay
loft, eto.,will be sold at a very reasonable pride. 1
April 11-tf. W. 11RYDONE, Clinton.
Farm tor Sale.
ESubsoriber ,offers for sale his farm of 50 acres
.on the Huron Road, Tuckersmit/i,' being part
of lot No. 41. all cleared. Good brick home,
bankbarn, plenty of water,* of an acre young
orchard. About half-a-ndie east of Clinton, on
good gravel road.
Aug. 15, ti. • JOHN PICKET, Clinton.
House for Sale,
0.0Arigetorto' rawns,Lframe holieduserctoannwElurpoanovSrt,r7li'l
room, hall, closets, kitchen. .woodshed. bar
and soft water, half acrelot, with bearing
fruit trees. Apply to‘ .I. SNYDER,
June 27-4. • • . Huron Street
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gaminess 8z Shorthand College
Cor. Yonge and College Streets,Toronto, is
' unsurpassed for thorough work, equipment
and expert teachers, Individual instruc-
tion given in Business. Shorthand, Type.
writing and Civil Service courses.
Highest • record at all examications.
Send for information. '
NIMMO & HARRISON, Principals,
3m -Aug. 7th 2 College street, Toren o.
ne,44,-044.-e-•-•-•-o-o+04-470•44-e-G4-1*4-e
'4013eATION •
meet have your attention. The
New Catalogue of the • •
.Central Business College
TORONTO •
will interest you, °It explains shoals
the heat work rei/ttired for go
paying situation. It tells Yon w
our school the.best place in Cana+
la to attEd; Write for it.
fall-Terin .
Opens Sept. t,
but youmay start at once if you
e. wish. No vacations. We have
31. m194 ganeehsetros paper! e pAaiwapr iota?.
Good House tor Sale.
Subscriber offersfor sale •hiJ house and lot
on rt St. north. Tbe lot iti one quarter
sore with a number of bearing fruit, trees,
hard -and soft water and good stable. House
has six rooms, closet, pantry, wash room and
good cellar. Will be sold cheap. _
*111. • • . FRED LDFFT, Clinton,
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. For .3a.16 or to Reno, .
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The photo° brick house on the corner of Ful-
ton and Joseph streets, belonging to the estate
of the late Richard Heyvvood; is offered either
for sale or to. rent. Mt contains room for ordi-
nary family, is practically. a new house, .with
all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre
of lane. the property is. net _sold or rented,
part Wit, will be repted.„ Apply to
. W. COATS Extteutty„
" FarM for Sale:.
Lot 81, ConcessiontI.103 acrea;
. . •
ached' house on premises; within live minnt. s
walk ot church; 5 miles from • Clinton and
2liou-.c, good
0)1rilentser1727:111EFIlly,°01N;! 4k; ge ctrh goodifs0 te tern n 8 56 w to e abling
lizeildietr:Qngtet tAheepclyth t3or 201.134iirg Mama lastural,
elinton.P. 0. August 1-,tf.
eape, 49,573 ; flax; 7,101 ; ham. 2,237 I hohies. Wm. Lee, Perth,who died of smallpox,
tobaecn 2961 ; orchard, 350,251 • vine
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Rev. Fatber Thos. Davrs volunteered
There is nothing on earth that sir
ard, 14,028; red clover for seed, 185,-- The angel of death vieited Hensall and completed the task. There is mere
,
gaturda aivey other old .
• sAtetleseircie tahseecinwrsioino of ri a rl tee:A:leer t rdnobeefognt (be controver-
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please the kittl. • If he got a lise of the APPles t 7..024,890 trees of bearing
on y,taking an zeal Chnetianity in that unselfish •act
Wilheed Laurier could do that would -/i0 51185,
sial
.prineinals it proposes and ttdopted the M estimarde to yr 41,174,552 • good age of 78 arear s,was horn in York- yeart -Voatlearieeh ;rred len the vast ten
411 that would not matter in the lea: t,
iO 10 or near y bushe s per tree. . shire nglan Se came tc, this •• gna
, Farm. For Sale!
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The subscriber offers for sale that choice farm
on the lumen road, TuckersinIth, just east of
Clinton, at present oecupied by Mr Fisher: •It
ith good
VriittlIgsle6,UgVlso'alrir,:r1o9in•inedtilliv
- orchard. Plenty Of water. An excellent farm
in a splendid locality. For tering apply to
ARTHLTR COUCH Clinton
F•arm flir Sale.
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• A. splendid 1C0 acre farm , consisting 'of the
-East half of Lot 10, oon• 1, East Wilwanosh
good frame house with kitchen, barn 30x55;
and shed 30x40 in which.th ere araitood stabling
' hard w.ater.ot tweet failing well',8 acres bush,
1. acre of orehard, situated lf reilee from Au
.• barrelled 60 r6ds from schnol.• For, further
•Mr Byron blab, a nine-year-old bey country in 1851 and took up 50 eckes 'of •Canada's foreign trade for July :amount -
-Yet there is one thing- o.ily ons-tIlikt I • B
' 1 d th to libe of Ha T about, ea to $29,636,065, as egainsf 027,409.946 in
I was drowned 'in Black • an nn )7 IN Jul 1901 or an ill !ease of over $2 000 000
• o a, a mile from Rippe!) in 18.14.• He then Y,
hectuld do that would ve'ea its stepper t. Creex. near Chippewa, Ont. 9.s he ° r • • • .
vvent down ledidefre first. time he was returned
, „ to Lapland, and brOniztht• Old This country is flotrishing amaelngly ut-
If he would cross the floor of the Hoese
particular's apply to H. 00PIED,, •
. June 6-4' • elieurei P. 0.
Purchase' eon Detre poseessiert this fall.
• • Farm For Sale.
der a Liberal Government. ' •
. his wife and they lived on the farm 1111
' within five feet of his father and an -
14 e when he Sold his farm and '
of Commons and...cell heteete,4,44livete etee. . , pne to his .rescue. . Stockifof anthracite coal all over met.
name of Conservative the Mai o
he with bine, and if he wouicl thus wear
the name of Conservative, his princi-
pleabis policy,s.ndperformauces would
eve supported by our contemporary day
in and day out. It has no theory of
Affairs ; it has but a party name. to
serve.-loronto Star. .
With the s,oeleties.
&another ma were moye o et 0• . ern Canada and the TJnited States are
in a rovvteme; and, •during, e friendly Joseph .Coutteve' Ohisellturst had bane' received from. British Columbia
scuffle Mille fell' -overboard. His fath. quite an experience last Friday after- and the Territories. , •
er rend a friend, who had witnessed the
accident, sprang into• the creek and
tried to rescue the lad, _but their feet
became ente.ngled in some' wife fencing
ender -the water in the creek, and be-
fore they had freed themselves the boy
•had droiened befote their eyes.
Mr raedricb, the city health officer,
. Cleyeland, nas begun a war against
t he use ef dirty money in this cilY,
claiming that many eases of smallpox
The High Courts of the Independent • and•other contagious diseases can be
Order of Foresters; Sons ot Enghind, 'directly traced to its circulation. Many
and Independent Order of Oddrellners, . of the hake have agreed to gather in
-were all heidlast Week, and the follow- whet they can of the worst appearing
ing particulars concering them 'are of of the paper money now in circulation
interest :- • here and 'enlace it with new hills.
Several of the stores have beetm to
OtnerdeLOWs
glee oniy new money in change.
noon. He purchased a swarm of bees
from ,Truman Brintnell who Was driv-
ing into his place to set it up. When
going through the gate the Wind. blew .
the hive against the wheel, and jarred Mainly About People.
tbe hive as to allow the bees to escape.
They first made for Truman and the "What can we do with Roselyn?" Dia
-
horse stinging' theta both severely. Tied once asked of Salisbury. "Make him
Truman jumped out end held the horse master of the buckhounds, asi his father
as long as be could, tut the pain set was" auggeated the latter. "No," replied
the animal Wild and it got away. A8 the 'Ilrenner, "ha swears far too much for .
it was passing Truman threw the hive that. • We will ;flake. hint high comtnis-
out of the rig and ran for his life. Mr nioner to the Church of Scotland." .
Coutts Who was about four . rod amnia' Senator Procter of Vennont days the
was so badly stung that he fell to the ' finest speech he ever made.coneisted ot '
ground. from the effects of the poisbet. ,
Truman and vother member% of lee 0_14 . four words. It was a Vdthrt to
• ' ' ' t' rut ti t in
- family With the ad of pada ot •water eenetor Roar s forme re 1 e inis
a speech directed at the Green Mountain
succeeded In getting the bees away
from the old gentleman who was ear. ,0 s.0 • ., ,
s mit *r lte said: "No matt in Vermont
' a IS tutOWen to vote Unless he has made
The report of the . Gran a narc Jerry Logan, gJir re o e
-.-----------------1..
rsease in membership. It also noted Tenn.'," has sold himself * to Gerald. Dr Fergueon we s 'celled in, and he is enthusetts people." Whereat Proctor
oilers°. trading with Mate
referred with satitfactien to the in- of the State Supreme Opurt,Knoxyille. He suffered much during the night and .1i1re thousand d
.Stuart, clerk of.the come, for $1,000. ' now out of dt.. ger though his face an d said; "Arid we all vote."
that subordinate lodge Membership ift
' Ontario has fncreased to 25,318, arid the Por title sum he ageees in .8 written - neck were li e, ally dotted With etinge. The prinelpal of it high whore toile the
leatriarchal'Odcllellpwship to 'd,463, an contract to (reeve and'ohey Stuart 'a • following itiieedote: One day at sehool. I
increase in the latter of 118. 2 his legal master from. now until . the , ° . ''' ,gave a bright boy a sum in algebra, ;Mr
The Import of the Grand Scribe, Ph thee of hie death. ' Logan has lately ',More hes% lege geed," and ',baleen eithough tbe problem WAS COnintitatiVely
D. Dawson, tendon, Showed a tet in- been worried by debts, which he will slowly,"are proverbe porn of experience that easy, he couldn't do' it. 1 ectuarked,
trease in the membership in tbe sbt peer nOW from the sum to -be paid him some things oan't be Minion withoutloss or "You ought, to be naluttued of yourself.
months ending ,Tritte 80th, 1902, of 1513, for his liberty,. • Ile is an et-siave, bora waste. That is eptieeetly true of mutate At your ago George Washington was it
looking it now it 746. The sum of 0,. ,
of suttee parents sixty years ago, and The railway him& habit, dfiveminuies for surveyor." The boy looked nto straight
407 was paid in relief; The annual re. has many white friends of the old refreshments,Ne h titbit moist dittastroutt to in the (lyre Mid roaliod: `570a,'Air; and tit
venue was 88,787, and the invested teginle. the heelth. You may hurry your eating, your no he was Peeeldent of blie United
Inn& of subordinates amounted to ' .
121,522. , The British War Petite now line on You can't hurry your digestion, and the Stittes,"
The Grand Treasurer reported re. foot a ham for the encouragiog of negleetto ellow proper time for this lin ore
P A good dory eotece from the Davidson
. .
oeipte of $1,558 o.nd an expenditure of horse 'ireedng tulteble for war, In tent tunotion ie the beginning of sorrotte
. for many a busy man. When the tongue, is Theater, in Chimp, rind runs to. the ef.
ed wider the „meet-1481On of the Oahe., foul, the head solute, when there are stair feet that a man from up the 'State went
$1,410, leaving H46 on hand. The filed' 0 ‘ wide, The sciaerne will be conduct
for the Oddfellowe' Home has reached in to see the opera tite oilier night, pull -
$10 000, which with uncollected sob. alith Mixdotry of Aarieulture, A large or hitter risinge,rindue fellness after eating,
hot fiuthee, irritebility, uervousnese. in. In g hie money from WS pocket before he
seriptions, amounts to $16,000. This is riumbe r of horees will be. shipped to
resoldtion, cold extroneties and other an. reached the box•oilice window. "I want
. . noying ormolus, be ante the etenueth and . ow It a gooa seat," he said, hind
hardly sufficient 'carry nut the en. Canada for dud PurPosee. .
or ens of digestion end nutrition have enough to,be heard all over the lobby of
1.1
tterpritie, bat it•
roposed to leike '
' ' Sits thought, will stimulate the sub* I Most people who dread the future ere uhgroksti down." Nothing will rii•ssiriblith the theater Nuril I want it right down
tha tlie fano, end close tip tew Gus et.
,ite action an se, ect the site which, lit AA. Oti 'MU 113TUItt.
• therein active healthy erratic:in it) quickly
arcription list.
vietiree Omni terrible Nemo, hits :W. saw Diessvory. ereises. Ile got, it.
aa Dr. Pieree'e Golden
. • hunting party of ladies and4cle-
Penistrthe - retinae, e04 Oelbtrne et.t Xingston, was in T
Strengthens+ the stomaoh, nourished the A
" bad etate With kilneY &tease. She hot nerves purifies the biood. end mutter omen were detained jay a Atom he
11 irt the course o'f hie address fle 1-1. O. fttiVere pains in back and 10gerWaff gredlarY the boly, ft is it strictly temperance; med. hut of a Virginia, backwoodstnan. Hri-
...0
R. hir porter add t "Sit Years ago et toeing flesh end felt a dread of file intnr°, tome. eenteining tity alcohol ow other inure , ger being served, there was an ember. '
tottAsre„ I attended my fket i-ligh. A friend recomtnended Dr. Chase sE,ido.. Y kW., (elven away. Del Pewee* gr; ell raesiog patielty of knives. The mother,
Don't Meeting, and will do L. renseeell• Liver Pine and the result, weu tt eum,.Pette Work, The Peoptee, Coinuoon Sens, Me deal wishing to impress her aristocratic
her the wonderful proribas tne 'Gruel' cure, There it lie Med:Olne MON/ reliant'. Adelear 10 0601 free on feeder, °esteems' to guests, celled in a eamituttuling tone to
had made up to that tiM„..e, as ehinietreu none to certain to prodooe a thorough MVO. pity expensed of melting and etiatonts, fiend her; young daughter, "Veteh some more
by aas oftlelal rePerte• • wen oe i re'i One pill a dasq, 25 emote it box, ' 31 one -tient stamps tor the piper °meted knives,. Sairey; yea know WeiVil ,got
member the applause that fgreeted the viogotio***.ra•rani.0.. haok,or SO stararie for °loth bindine, to Dr. thousands of 'eel," "Law, no, itiernit,
atitteittent that we could ,.baalib Of a The liritiah Admitality has decided It, V. Pierce, tintfalo, N. It. they're all tiler i Ther#11 'Di Butch/
, arid 'Little Diktat and Mazur. . aaA
nounbatithio of 07,000, and atter having to establish permanent schools in home .......--..............
'distributed to the beneficiaries of dee porta fornaval stokers. The old war- . E. s, iturli3en, ot , the Intercolonial 'XiuPi- I "
OWP A..eleon will he stationed at' Ports. ltellway, is tdirefire, 0.0, PrIte Will he ' '
onata brothers $3,400,000 we had the, ut iu
2esiorinoutt eurpitte Of $1$701,840, If we mouth for this Intrpolle, appointed 0 ertetal Superintendent. '
....,..,. . Q •
Lot. 1e, Bayne* con., Gederioh tPe- 1111acre
(85 cleared,balange hardw ood,with'a large quan-
tity of cedar On it), in good state of oultivatint
aoeut Ave acres fall wheat,and considerable fall:
plowing done. Comfortable briek house large
mirn withstablingunderneath,driving shed and
other entbuildings; about 2 acre • orchard..
mostly winter fruit ,• well wateretteneverfait-
ieg spring creek and two 'Wells, Seven miles
from Clinton and threefroM Bayfield. Posses-
sion at any time, reasonable • term. Apply for
further particulars to CHAS. SIMON& 2 St;
Dat -id st.. Goderich.
TO Rent or for Sale
iaood res.ulte .cettein.
W. Fl. SU:AV, Principal • • pEriwier
. ..
•
*ono. &Gerrard .sta, Toronto*.
• to.4.-.÷•••••••••••Ipotoo•-•opolp
uspouT s_g, HALE
ch-orsmic4N0ER8 COMMISSIONER
Real Itstate and°Instirance Avner
Money to loan..
0. R. HALE, .TonzT mom
CHARLES SEAGER
Barrister Solicitor .Notary and ConVeyarae,...
Ottice7-Oppoeite Colborne Motel
Roderick
• M. GA CAMERON
formerly of Cameron; Holt & Cameron.
BARRISTER AND SOLIOITOR,
Oinee-ilamilton St inipoeite Colborne I ou
GODICRICH. ONT
GARROW &GARROW
Somotrons, ETc,
Oilico-CornerlIainiltox St. andaie
Cloderieh, Ont.
J. T. Gamow. R. 0. ORA% GAMOW, L.L.D
PROUDFOOT & HAYS.
BAiRISTERS, Souorrons, NOTARIES PUB/.
PrioarOns DI THE MARITIME. COURT, RC. 1
°Moe: North st., next door to Signal 081
Private FUnds to lend at loWest rates
of interest.
PRUDFOOT. R.C. HAYS.
Medical.
WK. Gi441‘1.
L. Ift. C. P. 49. Edinburgh,
Oftme-Onsari.. Street, Clinton, Night ea"
at front door of office or residence. Rotten,
bury Street,
DR WM. GRAHAM a
Licentiate of the Royal College of Ph/gala
, London, England,
Office and Residence -4
JOHN TERIFOEWS House, Enron St
DR. J. W. SHAW?'
. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
Astioncheur etoi, Oleo and residence On.
. Appleton. Clinton Ont,
tariol3t.. p ,mateltafaisb church, fornieril oc.
' Physician, Surgeon, Etc.
special attention given to diseases of:the
• Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
Office and Residence -
Albert Street.2 Blocks North Of Itattenher
ERNEST HOL.P/I.ES
'Frarne residence and acre of land on Mary
Street, Clinton,.*otims, cellar, Netted shed ,hard
subsea water, newstabletied oriying. shed,
repellent gar& n, With. plum, pear and aPPla
Omelette.
Also. tor Sale... •
At stir time tip to 1st Sept. • scres,part of the
Fos er Elock,Ote. at the North 21343 o.f Mani
Bi
' (Sticaessor to:Dr. T. C. Bruce
Specialist in Crown and Brldge Work
L, D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur.
• • goons of Ontario, Toronto. .
.DD. S.-First-olass Honor graduate of Pen-
ta1DepartmetpfTorofltO • Universi ty
Speoial attention. paid .to preservation of
chilclren's teeth. Will visit Barfield eve
• Monday.
Office over Vle:Taylor & Son's ghee store.
DRS. AGNE1N
• 0.
• DENTISTS.CLINTON.
Office.adjoining Photo f3tudio.
Office Hours -9 to 8 every day and
Seta I day until 10 p w. BE anch offices
in ManehesterDungannon, Blyth and
Hayfield. . '
holesal-4 btock ^of piancis
very best pussible prices.
Organs the very entertamable
gramoPhone, sheet range,
books, and a variety of music
p. .1110TIRE'S •
Mllsie Emporium. '
.Warted!
Young rue a and -women to
good situation& Apply to
• Doininioii
Business
eollege.
The best equipped Busineee and Shorthand
College in Canada. Reduced tuition rates.
Writeus regarding our courses Of • study,
and 'prospects of • seouring situatione for
graduates. • Catalogue sent free. Address
. 0. IficKAY,
Dept "C" Confederation Life Bldg,
Toronto Ont•
prepare for
We Erie liaviotou Co. Ltd.
Street Clinton, 4hich is a veanable properte ' • • •
tor fru t tzrowirg,.being well planted out fa
•berry bushes, groan fruits, applee, rte. There' -
is also it very eXeelIent grade of .and and _
gravel twi the premises 'Which is Veryprofltable,
Ats ty to I...STRAIT/1,0r to W.BRYDONE,
nr Clinton.
148°" ..GOOd Farm tor. Sale. •
tot •
That well slttuttsd cholce property,
as the Whitely term. on the babe Inct °oder.
toneisting of 80 fibres 'of good
laird, nearly all cleared, le offered for sale on
oeuy terms:0qt to directly impolite . the Post
Ohio° and Moro and is within 11 Minutee' wade
o eitherehuroli Or school. SIDOO of pereiese
mentor may remain Oh the Platte if desired. For
PrietlattlarekaPPlY to . L. MANNING.
II aro 13-4f. . Witte%
• .
A First-tlass Farm tor Sale
or To Sent.
Steamer
• "trania"
The Short Route to . .
CLEVELAND OHIO
Onewayfare from Clinton, $3,75. '
Ret n . - 6.00,
13bat leaves PeStrinlei every Tuesday and
• Thurscley at Il pen., elettpdaya at 11 set,
Tickets'en sale at ell legal ticket dedneee
Vor further infonnetion write
Wm, Woollatt, T; Marshall, •
Manager. Gen,l'ase.Agt,
Welkerville, Ont.
'Ion Ave. tot. .twenty Raven. emitaining Mune
In the Township of Weet VA1W0.11Chis conoes,
' CLIZA; IW014. ,
1 ost: • ' : 0 '
inert) or egg, about *75 es ,75 acrcleared In a ;food me rb e 0
State r f miltivatien. good fetter* Well 'mitered
good orehard,buildings In good vamp°, stone ranite
stabling Midler barn 42 hy 82. tonvenient to
echo ls, churches and eett-Office. Win be
V. H. OAMPB .LI. Westfiel
solVVOIZICS
sold On eas • tertha trietilt, nrobreer. A Ply tO
3m.-JUIV 11 or'W. A. 1141011503, Lt ekno
*bre' Aftth Wore Phoop'holiiiio,
the Great Xestish Motet/.
Sold and reeomreended by au
druggists in Cenade. 'Ohly reli.
able ntediOnie 0tc0v6red. WA"
packages guaranteed to Mire
So fleXual effeeta of Own
00604 Mental Worry. EteeettiVe nee Of Tot
.3O0• Oaititn Or Stinitilante. Matted en reeelill
O 12.,,,..r..„..$11.$6. Oat
Ogre. maptilato toe so okay
voo .:*4 Company. Win
Woottee phrer6 is aolt. in b*
ft. P.Re 11)41 41444011 000.14 W
WAttig, Ott..
Tho pnrolutser of monument °
should have complete confidence
in the reliability of the firm, from
• which be boyo, for the material •
' and workmanship le -something
very few buyers ore familiar with.
If you do not know net please in.
quire about our reliabilitytroin
theed who know ns best. We are
the only practioal men bete inonr
line,
Jo It' Hoover, Proprietor
elttitto COnattlertial HOW
Ate .
'Veterinary*.
Q. J. FREEMAN,
• VETERINARY SURGEON,
Member of the Veterinary Medical .A isoci
tions of London and Edinburgh; and) Grade
ate of the Ontario Veterinary College, •
TREAT DISEASES OF ALL AND.IALS
Pillee AMA night and. .day, . opposite .8
•raul's church, Ontario Street. Clinton, Ont.
Miscellaneous.
•
e ak ARRIAGE LICENSES issued by the ut
IVO derSignecl at his eside nee, 211au • t It
canton. •
JAMES SCOTT, SR
TAMBS-OAM2BELL,..T,ORDESBORO, • •
• . ISSUER OF hIARRIAGE LICSNeSS
No witnesses required .
• W. GLEN CAMPOLL
Organist and Musical Direct -N. of Noe
Stxeet Church,. Goderich, an'ci teacher o
PIAlip, PIPE ORGAN an THEO V,- is pr
pared to. take s timber o'f Pup i
the &Soya. For ,terms apply .thie ellioe or t
Mit CAMPRELL,who,rnay be seen nem 11 am
to 2. p.m., at, the Clarendon Rotel. •Clinto
.Fridar of eachweek. •
I . L. MACPHERSON '
1/4161.TRANCE.
Fire. ; Life, Accident .a
Orrick liaorrav BLOtoK. CaoT9
• JOHN W. YE0
Agent. for th/16011110EnnIELELFIER,se.miscnAes.
Co, of Matachester, England, whose fluids a
security are rated at 314,500,000. Also the It
ElILOP MtiTtrafelstsimance CO, All clallsee
farm risks. and town , property • taken
loWeat raise. Firet-class licatn Compal
also represertod. Monet 50 4* had from sip
Cent up, aeot, r..dna to nature of security.
•Raily mail to Bolinesville - pedal Coed*
• foteh bins . .
. . .
Dr.1400alfey's Heav
CUR
For Dreier
Winded
HORSES
Curet Merck Chronic COugh,' and all Chronie Aft
floes Of the Throat and Lungs. The_ ofily medicine
, the world that win rem the shove disease, making
1 animal sound in wind and useful to his owner. Price, sl
.13r, MoGeduly's • Kidney & Cough Pow&
for all Aoute AffeetIons of the throst and lungs, stub
I Distemper, ete. For sWeitinfLand atocking„of the lc
the retell Of herd drivitet, IMMO+ Tteuble, eel 0
800 will relieve, and ores box will cure: Ptiee, 60C.
THE DR. PAOCIAHltV IVIEDIOINE 00.1
• Itemptville. Oat. .
,FOr lisle by H Combe,druggist, Clint
MeRILLOP MCTUAL FIR
INSURANCE CO.
FARM and 1800147arir issintorN PROPER
()remand
J. B. MeLeall, President, RiPeen P. 0 Th
Prager. vicieeresident, Bruceneid P. 0.; The
LatIft0 41,31%40°4 girots°srotet; 811:igigh114;.°
p
W. i.;.. otoitiltoot.lirlecaTtocl‘c
rtn; John O.
Winthrop P, 0.2 GOOrge Dale, Seaton/1,
BenneWels, Dublin; Jae; Beane. fieeehern
• John Watt, Hatiook P. 0.1 Thane!
Brucein ; John 11, McLean, Kitipen
OtInn011 triton.
aftrterrit
itobart tmith, Harlack: Itobe Matins
forth; Janie,. CUmMing, Egnielidv:lie
Yee, EfOlftetlVIlle ; GiOrge nom* *ad JO
Morriebn, auditors. -
Part:toe detiireira to effeet Insursaee
riot other bUelheet wW ba Woody att
• inollaation t ftay ot the abet'
arta the nowt,. (duos.