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FRIDALAUGTISr g9,1902, I Ur Abettart has been engaged as care s egret thet the church, buelnees 1
that Mr, le flat old, who has been our
Rat Hamilton, of Turnberry, Hold a a•eni• 1 station I gent, was to be trans.
pan of eledings to a buyer from T3lyth, ferret) from this place to Wingham.
tor the handsome price of $100. „ The good people of Hensall felt then
Dave Onnningham has sold his farm, ' 1)C}' "gig in "Inn ttInginle !nail"'
weshalf f l83415th on., Grey, to recognize the worth ot Mr Harold, and
t oot eyVednesdav eventing
2a0
Wna, Schneclt, 12th cod., for the sum.of accordingly on
after Peayer meeting Rev I S, Hender. ,
$3,. • ' eon announced to the people that he I
The troetees el' S. S. No. 8, Grey, nee a pleiteent, eizrprise for Mr Harold. I
have engaged Miss Edwards, of Moore. and called the neaten:ion to the front,
geld as teacher for the balance of the when Miss) Murray read au inenressive
year. 1 Address, dealing with his work in the
Miss Jessie 33elbutte has been ap- Sunday school as supertutendenteand i
Printed to fim
ll the position on the Sea. asking him to accept a sall set of
fortri Pliblic School staff melte .nacaut books as a slight appreciation of the ,
wee '
by the resignation of Mies Watson'. respect and esteem in whicb he
•It is not well to pay over much at.
lention to the reporte that the Liberal
Arty will soon have to choose a.toe- $
reseal- to Sir Wilfrid Lainier.wition.
ereal Gazette.
Arrenele capitalists want to lend
looney to the fat mers in the Canadian
Bortiewest. Nobctly will object to
that, provided the rate ot le.terest is
low. The use of a few dollare helps the
new settler to get upon his feet.
principal of 13eyfield Public School. and • Foetal element of Ileneall 1,aricied
It is not. In ,the course of the next
ten or fifteen or twenty years the Lit -
ovals, on whom the duty will fall, will
leave plenty of chance to think aboet
it. Our opponents should not let the
question cost them an bour'e sleep,
* • If the Manufacturers' A.ssociation is
bound to urge its views for tariff in -
ere tee, it will meet with pretty strong
, --Opposition, both in the House and
countiy. The people believe in "tat iff
. reform" not "tariff increase," and the
• ins nufacturers. who are enjoying great
• prosperity, bad better leave well
,eno ugh alone.
•
The agitation that Canadians should
, buy Canadian goads in preference to
e • those of foreign manufacture, As all
right, and should be aGted upon, pre -
'Acted conditions aie equal, butinaagine
the consistency of a man standing up
• in the Ilouse of -Oonernoner-as one did-
' latte session, and advocating an
addi-
tional duty on Canadian woollens:'to
, protect the home Market, while at the
,' atone time. he was wearing a suit made
• Of impot red Scorch tweed. - • •
The London Deily : News calls Sir
'Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Edmund Bar-
i,
ton e'two of the most capable states -
nen that the culonies have yet pro-
:. ' awed."The Edinburgh Smittiman
e•,‘
:? says "Mgny happy ,,and well timed
' ,rercuseies were uttered in the course of
the nnoceedinge of Saturday. Sir Wit-
Iriateaierter, in Particular, justified his
reputation, not only as a master ot
graceful and eloquent speech, NM as a
eitateemau of high aspiration's and
broattand,nable sympathies." • .
'The Ottawa Citizen (Ceneeiveteien)
-speaks of this as the "time when Can-
ada is beginning to„forge ahead" its she
:never did before,"' That ie patent to
eVerybody. Even Sir Charles Tupper,
who,vvheri the Liberal tariff was befor e
the Hone, declared that he could hear
the walla Of the industries which Were
le' to be ruined by it, has been Constrain-
. .ed ,to say that .Canada was enjoying
•• unprecedented proSpetity. That, ougto,
to encourage the tariff reformers to
•'further reductions in the tnterest ofthe
p Canadian people.
•
'Haipees Weekly advocatesthe re-
moval of the U.S.duty on wheat:which
•t it says "effects nothing to the advant-
age of our own growers." That has
been known to the reals beneficiaries of
the tariff all along. The tariff on grain
never helped the U. S. farmer to the
xtent of a dollar,. and. similarly the
Canadian taritf on grain Was so much
duet to blind the farmer while the
nionopeliet picked his pockete. The.
• • fernier -who •exPectreLto benefit „bee
protective tariff On his products is the
: tasv-ruat egt
id leo rn which green goOds
•.shetpeattarwo men and Widest fakirs
0"
hel v e. un ec on . r Aro
Mr John ICelly has sold his residence I replied in a suitable and teeting mao-
in Blyth to Dr Jerome, The price I
der, after which Mr Hamad was asked
Paid was $1450 cash. Mr Kelly and to step down to Miller's Opera House,
f•imily will likely take up their reside, and ripou Ina'arri vat found a delegation'
ence in Goderich. of the business men waiting for, him.
Mr Thomas Russel, Thames Road, is and was asked to come upon the plat -
placing a very fine monument on hitt form by the, eleairman of the evening.
plot in Hensali Union Cemetery, The Rev, Je S. Henderson; tipon which the
shaft is about 20 feet high and cost cha•irman asked Mr G. MeEwen. DI, P.,
about 5:00. •
There died in ltfaillop on Saturday
last, at her late residence, concession 7,
Fannie 1VIcAlichlet relict of the late
Thninas Campbell, at the advanced age
of 71 years.
to read an address,after which Mr Har-
old was presented with a cabinet of
quartered oak containing 44 pieces of
sterling silver, • Mr Harold, In reply,
stated that it had always been a plea,--
ure for him to transact bueiness with
• the people from tbe first day among
VVe are pleased tn learn that Mr, M. there; and it was with feelings of re -
Mamba, reeve) of MoKillop, who luta gret that he parted from them; but
been seriously ill, is now so. far re- that be should always remember the„
covered as to be considered out of neneroue and kind people of Heneall:
danger, •The chairman then called upon T Nee -
Mr P. W. Tanner, a, former resident lands, G. McEwen, M,P., and Dr Fere
of Blyth, and who has been residing in euson to say a few words, which they
Stratlarny foe the past seven yeare, has did,paying high tribute to the business
removed to London where he has been qualifications and courtesy shown hy
aPpointeta, manager of the Sanitary Mr Harold to all with whom he catne
Dairy Oo. • in contnct, and that what would he
Mr Wm tis.pennse_whe hne been a
respected resider,* • of Seaforth for
thirty years, lett on Thursday for
•Ha,nnith, North Dakota, where be in.
tends taking up his abodb in future.
Mr Dynes has a brother and other re-
latives living in that Vicinity.
Mr John Scott, one of the oldest mid
Most highly • respected residents of
•Hovvick township. died.at Lakelet on
Sunday, August 10th. • Mr Scott had
only been ill for a few weeks and a few.
days ptior to his death he had an oper-
ation prefornied for an internaltrouble.
• It is our sad duty this week to• Men-
• tion the calling atvay.of another of the
houored pioneer:4 ot Kippen, in •the
person of Ales William Cooper, sr., -
who naesed to her peaceful rest on
Saturdaymorning last, haying lived
P3..1?!Itt arDOth Yea".
Mrs Preyin'ated 'the reside-ned Of.
Willison,at Constance,cni Saturday
afternoon after a short illoess, De-
ceased wee a resident of Galt and went
to tlo_nstance to stay with relatives
thitilcOg that a change from Own to
the country ate would be, beneficial to
her health, she having been 'rather
delicate in health for some time past
Hensall's 10ES would be Winetteiree
-gain. •
A
The lit•st annual sale, of leure•bred
swine under the auspices of the Ontario
Government was held at Guelph on
Friday in the Provincial Winter Fair
building. One hundred animals were
offered. 'rhe lot was cleared out quite
eerily •the afternoon at a high aver-
age of $89. The sale netted $3.345, and
the expense of selling averaged $5 per
head. A tegistered sow, bred by J, B.
Brethour. brought $4,5. which ha con-
sidered the highest price ever paid for
one auimal on the continent. An-
other sow, bred by Brethour and
Saunders,' of Burford; was sold at $185.
NERVOUs nnexadHE
. A very distressing end common malady'
doubtless it his its origin in some un-
bilaneed acitidithiti Of the. nenyoue ...system• -
One of the eiroplest safest, and most effi-
,, ,
smut remedies is Neryilme; Twenty drops
in a little sweetened water gives elniost
inunedlete relief, and thistreatmebb thoold
be seppleinented by bathing the regioti of
. •
pain with Neeyiline To gay a sots quick-
ly fails to eipreas the result. Denggiets
1 Bell it oVerywhere. . .
I•
We are pleased to make p3ention of Three desperate murderere attempted
the rapid.teregress of one of Huron's t,0 eeeane from, prison at Frankfort.
boys, whoro we think Rippe!' can duly KeY, -Ooe was efatiiITY shot a. second
eaten. •The one referred to is W. J. wounded and the attempt frustrated..
McLean, iton of Mr R. B. McLean, ho
w '• For all Kidney and Bladder Troubles try
about one year ago accepted a.potition „,,„,ee,e Kidney and madder poio., sold
M the large whOlesalis grocery house of "'"""
T. B. Eseott .3z, Co., of London, and by all a, raggiat!' ClinV:41' ' ' • . ''
lest week% he was promoted to the Conimissioner 'Ross lof White Horse
position ot city traveller for that firm.- WedoesdaY for Vietotia; in a telegram
' to Ottawa, he ttports that his health
• The folloWing clipped from the (Rye-
tal City (11dan.) Courier, refers to the has much improved. , ' '
•
of Ushorne .--By the death of Mr Win
dea.th of a former vvell.known resident - • • •..e•littelltener.
Do not go without
Abbey's Salt!
• Z f you have a bottle- of Abbey's
in your travelling bag, You are eafe
from the discomfort and danger of
constipation, biliousneas, sour sto-
mach and kindred ailments that mar
• the pleasure of a holiday trip, ,
• Take a teaspoonful of .
th_
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Properties for Sale or to Let Cotiage to Rent.
.L egal
Cottage on Princess ctreet, Apply to 0 B, I Jamas SCOTT
To Rent HALE, Huron iit., Clinton.
itarrieter, Soliettor, We,
lee ice.• CLINTON.
Lot 88, Maitland concesidon.00derlen Town-
ship. Apply to JAS. SCOTT, Barrister.
Oet 11-tf. Clinton
To Rent. .
Flut class brick store, soltablefor any bust,
nos. APplv to W. 0. SEARLE, Olinton.
Nov15-tf,
To Let.
That beautiful store in the Jackson. Block.
'Huron Street, lately ocettpied bY 0•Witts. AP"
ply to
THOS. jA.OESON,
Sept. Clinton
• Farm For Sale.
The west bait of lot 24, Hayfield Con God.
erich toweship, cootaleing DO acres c sopa
land.,
is offered for sale on east ternis, Good
barn, log house, plenty of witter end etheil.
orchard. Particulars on appiication to
tf- • J. P. IISDALL, Olintott
• For Sale or to Rent.
. Lot29, con..2, Stanley, eontaining 100 acres
In good state of cultivation for sale or to rent
for term of years, apply to JNO. meGREGOE,
on•premises or Sinn MeGREGOB, s con.,11.
is, 6..Tuoirersmith, SeefortbP. 0.
Feb. 7-tf.
• For Sale
loa,-. .
,467 .. . Comfortable house •tind. lot, on ' A ji;ert St.,
• Clinton, for sale cheap, lot k acre House
suitable for small ittmity. Apmy at N'Elv ERA
•
office.
. .
• JEffervescent.
a
In a glass of water before breakfast
. and it will keep you well for the .
• rest of the day.
Tell -your. druggistryou-want,....-- -
Abbey'e.'
77-72 • '
seem to think, thae..veinter 11
the only time when elite and attentiort
are needed in the poultry yard, and that
the fowl can get .along "any eld way"
in the summer. Work around the poul-
try houses is tiresomei and when hot
weather conies, the fowl are lett to.
.shift foe themselves. .A greeter mis-
take was never Made. • Lice, the great-
est eneniy of the feathered tribe, mut-
tipiy and flourish in, summer, and dis-
eases ko a foothold M the flock •The
,often overerewded and diuffering
,
from.expotiore theliet, sort, dreop and
• lose their Vitality, which the Uable
not to regain with the corning of, cool
weather. They should receive the Most.
careful- attention .new. • Their food
shouni be given regularly, fresh water
•provided ,In. abundance and the dishee.
kept clean and •pieced in: the shade,
and •. a shelter from the .hot sun
furnished. The pooltryinan who neg.
• Meta his feathered charges will certain-
• ly be punished, not in any Mystical fire
tote of Mystericnis torttre, but. in the.
loss of good harcl •cash now :out. of -his
pocket, the place where the .average 'man
• fa most .Pensitiee.
Free Hinge.
,
On Most felons ehickena eve free
•
range.• • A free range for cleickens has
, its dieadvantegeS, but it is unquestion-
ably the place for rearing chicks, with
• hardihood.. It .is the free range
where strong, yigorous'breeding stock m
produced. In speaking of a free amigo
we are free t� say that. there is a vast
-difference ' in even a free. range. No-.
thini -he found anyielierethtit is
equal to a farm,range fer, fowls. , Floats
that tange all over the farm ate; expos-
,:nd to untnyinogeri, but tdese are. the
ones that are emiglirds "gOatl 'bread:a
when euality ip found there. -
• . In addition to the • varied diet 'secur-
• ed by ,mich tercels there -'obtained that
vigor that alone cart come with ,eiers
eisieg and rusticating about the farm:
" The human being- will ha.ve his appetite
• wonderfulli.improved when he gets out
and coinniingles With no ture: One who
has been running down on aceount of te-
• deritarY• habits will develop an appetite
• like a, threshing machine • should he get
• :out and camp, hunt, mid fish and take
all kinds of open air exercise. Thin
same kind of development is case found
,the chi& that is given the same .or
port•Unitle8.,-Poultre Farmer.' • ' -
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IOU • PREVENT RAY' FEVER OR
• Werryinfl Wednesday, Aug.6th, the esiettioney vote to Lerd Kitchener set
Genet:nil Hospital, 'Winnipeg, •Goct tock some of' the Brittsh newspapenerecedling
to the home of heaven a faithfu mem, money grants of the past to idctorions
. her .of the • Crystal City Mitthodiet
Chitral, Wm Werry was born in •
Corowall; England, ,1889 and when
about six years of age his parents mov-
ed to Darlington, Durham Co., • Ont.
In 1860- he was united in marline to
Mies .N.iaey Ann Osborrie,of Darlington,
and atter arfew e ars -time. ey eenad
their home in Exet•er, Ont.' where the
family resided Until they , settled in
Manitoba in 1880. • • .
• • make. ' . • • .• • •.
• • FOB. A.' CEETAINAT I AM QUAEV• •
ALoster's ReYery. •
• Oarcinsse. •
Embowered neatli a drooping pine, •..
Unmindful of the passing time,
'Unthinking if the breezeslear, •
• They bear it to the world'e wide ear,
The lover sits in reveries•
• • Dreaming, if ealy love were tile.
Worshipphae his ideality.
Praying he might the reality,t [theme,
• Dreaming of love,that well -wrought
And these are the words of the lover's'
dream, • ,
Caught by tie bree-ze and bore along
Into the greet wide world of song...
. . . • •
Oh, for the love of A loving lass,
The sweeteet bleeding that Heaven has.
• Of holy thoughts and noble deeds,
• Of all that's goo, love is the seed.
Oh, bind resgensive hearta in twain,
For bass and treble Make the °herd ;
Complete and beautiful be the drain
That these will raise to Tiaee,Oh Loyd;
Por Thou ert love, love is of The.e, .- •
.Bind ns.together, Lord, to Thee.
• One hearts:are Thi rte, to Thee they'll raiee
• A loving (long. th rotigh endleee days.
A LosPeenotio Mose,
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• •
The'Engligh "Semety for this Prevention
of Consumption", presided oyer by the
prinete of Wales, : was recently addressee
by SiriVillieurBroedbeht, who dated thst
• etesves definitely known that evert, case of
nonspraption began with a germ as Thhcr-
itei
coneuelptiom There raay be beere
weakness whieh tends to consumptien, btit
ihe germ has absolutely to be planted
that weak spot before cooeurnption can ens
ens. This ought to clhofore thousand of
peeps° who have "weak chaste" or "weak
lunge." They Are not foreordained viotints
it tine dread dieettee. All that le needeo
so red ittleolUte defInance to this dreadly
reourge, is to be able to strengthen the
Weak bingo, and build up .a strong body.
Tito ottOwer to this need is found in 1)r
Pierotee Golden Medical DiatiOVery, It so
Vivifies the blood and inoreases the blood
empply, that disease is thrown off, and the
wean orgatat are nourished into perfeet
health, Which deficit germs of (Wore mod.
People, given nite by doctors, ernagiated,
;bleeding OA the lunge, with 400m:tido ling-
ering toughs, are being cured every day by
she MI6 of "Golden Idedied Diseovery."
ie te etriekly temperance meaienes, cote
tabling to alcohol, tehisky. Or Other in.
ledriettfitit.
A. destructive eleotticel nn hail
eentM datilaged crops in the vicinity of
* Kifigetott; destroyed barineeind killed a
'3innibee Of cattlei
• itthlef /notice lVIeGuire of the 'North.
*vest Tetritoriee has arrived In Kings.
inn, for a VanatiOn in his old home.
Tbete le no truth in the report of his
intended fetirement.
tenon the. 0000
• end Werke eft the ifeld
• tihtetive BreliatAtibline !rattan: mire it
•note in One dey. 'No Otto, No Pey, kritte
$4' 00001.
• .
Mr James Treoeman, butcher, 536 Ade-
• laide Street, Lontiod, Ont., write •that for
two years be wag laid up with kidney chg.
ease and 'urinary trottblee. He became
dropsical and life legs would swell e� that
he conld seurcely go around. •ae, never us-.
• ed any medicinedhat &id bito so.oincli good
as Dr -Chalices Itidney-Liver Pills and
knows for a certainty that thm treatment
• mired him. One pill a dose; 25 °mite a
• box, .
. •trztristoorr,nule systiorylisH. •
•' • Antinlineh of farming.Whieh inereasee,
the general fertility • of the farmiand-
' while paying a living profit' is worth
more thall4A9t4W,41)41441141M14
Menses the productivity. of the soil. Rob
• bing the land to make regent. profit is
an •11.11WiSe proceeding: Sootier or later
eva pay for it, and eietnetimes dearly.
• Nov. lairying, 'of all branches. 'of farm.'
ing, iit ride first • in tilis respect. • It can
be conducted so that the farm land will
steadily degenerate until the place Is on
the verge of ruin and abandonment,
• or it can be made to improve the soil
• yearby year..
• In order to bring lip a poor farm by
• dairying care; should be taken not to
commanders. •he great captain Wel.;
lington comes first---lirst in date, first in
rank, first indeed in everything. After
Talavera, in 1800, he became Viscount :
WeIiingtore and had a pension of £2,000
a....year cOnferred on him and his two
successors in the title, and the pension
• bnly lapsed two years ago. In,.1812 he.
get an Earldom and an, additional £2;-
000" a year, and hi October of the same
year became e MarqUie,.with a giant of
• £100,000 for purchase of lands M dee
spend. with the Marquisette. • Finally in
May,. 1814, when everybody thought that
Napoleon in Elba was done fop, he was
made it Duke, and received £400,000 to
• purchase estates entailed on the heirs
male of his body. •
13ot Napoleon was not dope with' yet,
• and Waterloci -brought its reward, for
the Dake, after being thanked by Par-
.liament ."for the Consummate ability,
unexampled exertion and irresietibte• etr.
dor displayed by him on the eighteenth,'!
received an additional mit of £200,000
• for the purchase of lands, to be held by
him and his heirs on the .tenure of ren-
dering a tricolor flag en evert, 18th of
t?jiiffeeeTittiesthee-Dukelaceived. 14,000 a
• year and £700,000, to say- nothing of
Ilia £20,000 a year. in Spain and
000 in Belgium. After that there was'
no grant until 1839. Sir John Keane
• then was created Einem Keane of Giro.;
nee, with a pension of £2,000 for him-
• self and his two immediate successors
itt the Peerage. • Then eatne
• lel, and Viscount. Gough received £2,-
000 a year for himself and the nexis,two
heirs to the title. Lott Napier of Meig-
• dale, 'received £2,000 a year for himeelf
and Ids, sitecessor. . Lora Woleeley re-
ceived 425,000 after the Ashantee war
and the thanks of -Parliament. Lent
. have more stotk than the land can af-.ttetieeep mot.. L100,00e; • , .•
ford; .This M often the weal( point M •
dairying. A malt keeps fifty cows on ae ee' • ' •
farni able . to sapport .only thirty or . laill11110/1 or the Hour.
forty, The Mem is boiled to run down, • ,
There is ;falling elee to do exeept to 'Anecdotes of the 'elder Ihnints abound .
starve the stock or buy outside food, • at the present moment, the eelehretion
iwslibieehttearlivtacyssetim,e)airtisthtem:troe'ekeienwovmedy.oulte . of the eente"nary of his birth. having. Ted
- the poorest of (he herd and keep may to a general search among reminiseedeee.
so. many as the farm ean support, and, The. following le very characteristic of
leave a iittle'eohlething over, Do pen' the 'great writer : Duntes, it is well
Idriere up to the very limit of the g Oil, known, wad Often in finaecial difficulties
That is, do not take off eiteh year quitt(.3 Mid Was well acquainted with the Ways
all that ,eart be prodeted. Leave a lit- and methods of bailiffs. One any a
tle balance .in the a tweet%
for future accumulation. Dairymen make
this mistake and regret It when it ie
• too late.
As one simeeeile in dairy farming with
twenty 'nem, keeping a. herd of mws ott
it FM' that they have ample to eat and a
little surplus over, more land can bd
brought under cultivation and the stock
increased, About lielf the dalry farms
. to -day -Peed to have either the heed
elit in two or half the.land abandoned.
That Ise the former nip raising too amity
cows to the tore end robbing the BOA
ee that the farm is a little poorer each
vent., and the latter aro only 'half ea.
Meeting about twiee its much " tend AS
they are (wattle of handling with their
limited meting.. It is better to geed half
the label to ,etrafift, and let it go eit that
aral nieVote the Attention to strermoua
eultivatiort ot the remainder. A little.
radical change like title will Werlr won.
Ora on many A YIP' /eisil dairy frirmemoi;
SMith, hi Walken Farmer.
1 ' 3nION-Elliott Block, Imac Streeto
As Ilta,ve taken over the large ice bowie 1 - DONEE VO LOA.N.
from •Wm. wheatley, on Huron street, Iara , . •..... _ _ .
prepared to take orders to farMsh Kood., clean 1 W. ,Bayrto,NE.
Inlre ice to all customers during tne corning i
summer, Ali onion:twin henwompny attendee. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, NoTaux•
,
to. H. D.A.VIS,Oliotoo.
Feb 14-tf.
•
• Sliorthorns tor ...Saltr
Two registered Shorthorn bulls ,red co or,ene
26 months old and the other 13 raonths. Of excel-
lent pedigree, choice animals.
• JOHN CUPLING, •
• •
Lot 22, con:18, Hullett.
May 28,-tf Londesboro o.
Stable for Sale.
.Good Farin for Rent.
1
'The nridersigned offers for relit lot 12, in the
Maitland con. tolhorne. situated 7 miles from
Clinton and Ole from God erieh, 24 miles from
ohurch and •Is mile from school; this farm
contains 1l8 acres more orlese Of good farm
land of which 105 ;tares are cleared. A good.
two story frame house. good bank barn, hen
house, pig ete,ble, also 14 acme of good 'bearing
orotoird, 2 good voille and 3 never failing
.epring8 of Water.
ti• A. E. A.T.,LIN,•13enmiller Ont.
Real Estate tor Sale.
•
1 Part of farm, tote 88 and 83, on west side of
Maitland con.,one mile north of Holnieseille,
coptaining 97 acres.
2 Tho north half of lot 25, con.2,andwest part
of lot 24, con, 8, one half mile from Clinton,
north, on gravel road, containing 90 acres,
8 The brick dwelling including lots 18,, 19 and
20 on corner of Joseph and Tease streets, in
Clinton.
4 The frame dwelling on west side of Victoria
street and next north of railway.
Liberal terma to suit purchasers, Apply to
W. W. VARRAN or
C. Q.:RANCE, Clinton
March 28 -am. .
A good stable with seven single stalk+, a ,box
stall, a harness room, grain bins, a roomy hay I
loft, ete..will be sold ate very reasonable price.
April 11-tf. W. isitYLON111. Clinton.
Farm ttor. Sale. .
/Mal:scriber offers for sale his farm am) acres
on the Huron Road, Tuokersmith, being part
of lot No. 41. all cleared. Good brick house,
bank bain, plenty of water, of an acre young
orchard. About half-a-mhe east of Clinton/ ou
• gsoci gravel road. • • .
Aug. 15, tf. •JOHN PICKETT, Clinton.
•
• lioUse tor Sale.
• A good- frame bons°. •on Huron Street, •
stories; contains 3 bedrooms,. Parlor, 4 dining
room, hall, closets, kitchen, woodsbed • hard.
• and. Soft water, half acre lot, with. bearing
• /• jou% trees Apply tat J.-BE:Vint; Street
.•Good. HOUSQ tor Sale.
--
Subscriber offers for sale hi., house and Mt
on Albert et. north. • The lot Gee quarter
• acre with a• number of bearing fruit trees,
hard and soft water and good stable. •House
has sir rooms. cloeet, pantry, wash room and
• good cellar. Will be sold °heath _
• *1.M. •• • FEED LOFFT, UllOton.
, • •
.4NA•oto
25c 2110gleLho6ttilla atirratt4,111.0te.!
116iied, to *by eddreof
person called upon him and asked lint
to' subscribe twenty flames towerd the
expenses or burying a bailiff. "Twenty
frame to bury a bailiff ?" quoth Dunn
as, Pm hot )11 funds just noW,
.but here's 40 betties. Go and bury a.
etiaple.nee-Paris Daily Messenger.
A. -
BEWARE OW OINTMENTS POD CA
TAItitit THAtr CONTAINS MOROI/Rt
es memory wilt timely deettoy the genet: of
emelt end completelyderange the wholesyn.
fem Wheh entering it through the mucous
allftenSir. Suoh articles :thorn°, never be tla
ed except on meeetiptione from reputable
playeiniane,as the dames(' they will do is ten
fold to the good, they eon poseibly donee
from them Catarrh OWN 11161111.
Metered by P. J.Cheeney 0o,,Toledo,0
eantains 1115 metermyeind is taken internal.
y, inning directly On the bleed and mo cowl
eerftmee of the :latent, In buying Hallen
Catarrh Cure be garb 4011 get the prime.
It le taken internally, and Merle in Toledo,
OW, by Vel.Oheeney &La. TeetiMettiltlfr
freer
SoldhydrOggins, price 78e per bottle' I
Mill Venni? Pills are the beet
In o prompt, pleasant and effective way,
by inhaling the germ hiller, throat an
_ lung heeling Cetarrhozone. Dalightful to
use, simple in ha operetion,free from Mom,
-163h nauseating and deeiroving substances,
• 0 hi a marvel of roienlifio efficacy, Cat-
arrhOzone kills the germs that excite the
dimes°, bath; the ioflenied surfeees and
prevents : Absolhtely a teenrreece of the
malady.Osearrhozene cannot fail to cure
flay Fc -ver beeteuse it deetroye its cause,
IDett4„lets..25a, $1,.or mailed to year ad -
dress if price ie forwarded to Whorl et Co.,
?he Araerlcan plan et eirrtning, with
geldings, as non-productive e mule,
• o, useless expense that should be
changed to the adoption of breeding
mared, eapeciellyr in the heavier' grades,
for geldings, when matured, will be an
expensive luxury that farmers on 111
afford, 'however good farm teams they
tnitle'e! when Limy can us( mares t
are quite ai good at tht farm work, and
raise a Valuable colt" each year, as in,
Prance, England and Scotland,where
the draft home are raised almost en.
tircly by the farmers, and the motoring
geldings atid surplus mares are the Most
important income on the farm. The
bleglish Live Stock Journal tells haw
the English &einem manage: When the
foaling season comes, itud the working.
horse strength is Weakened through the
brood mates being otherwise engaged,
their, places should be filled up with
young aaimale. The two -year-olds which
have not looked through the eollar
should be taken in hand and put gerttlt
to work, and if they are numerous
enough to give them half ,a day each,
so that two take the place of one horse,
AO much the better for the telt and its
owner. If there Le no plowing to be
dote/they clin he put to scuttle, or dreg
on the root land, and on a grass farm
the operation of breaking need not he
negleeted. The'colt or 1111y may be it-
taehed to rt log of wood -of course, with
ft rein and Malt to tad on their .side
for a start, then to e ahnharrovve, whielt
Not hardly be used. too nitich Mt past.
tires, and itt this way -be got tractable
enough to pull its portion when tapir.
el in the room of the zero which te
nursing a foal to grow on and take its
piece in the two in due thus. 4,
For 'aisle or to Rent.
• The choice brick house OD the corner of Ful-
ton and Joseph areas, belonging to the estate
Of the late Richard Heywood, is offered' either
for mile or to rent. .1t comaits room for ordi-
nary family, is practically a new house, with
all .convenlences, and three -tenths of • an acre
of taut. If the property is not sold Or rented,
part of it will be rented. Apply to
W. COATS_ Exeentot,
• Farm for Sale.
••
L , '
school h'onse en premises,: within five inimitts
walk or church; 5 miles from. Clinton and 6
miles from Seaforth; Mrge frame hoube, good
orchard, mostly winter fruit, 2 good wells and
cistern, 2 barns, one 48%54 with stone stabling
underneath, the other 213s60,driving shed and
hen house. Apply to WHITFIELD CRICH,
UlintonP. 0. . . August 1:-tf.
•
Farm For Sale.
. • .
The subscriber Offers for sale that choice fermi
on the Ituron toed, Tueltersreith, just east of
- Clinton; at' presenrecoupied by hlr Fisher- It
consists 01.150 acres, more or less, with good
frame house ,bank barioeilomindmill and small
crohard. Plenty of water. An excellent fat.=
in a splendid locality. For terms apply to
• ARTHUR (3011310H2Olinton.
Farm. for Sale.
A splendid 100 acre farm ,'consietingslf. the
East half of Lot tO, con 1, East. Wa.'i,osh,
good fraine Monte with kitcher barn 36x55,
and shed 30x40 in vthich there ay "ood stabling
hard water failing vv,r" ffacres bush,
1 acre of orchard, situeted it', Ales from Au
burn and 60 moll; from school. For further
. particulars apply to II. ,GOVIER,
June 6-4* • • Althorn P. O.
puspeasei heed prEp305131010 this falL
Farnt•For Sale.. •
Lot 12, Hayfield con., Goderichip., 118 fibre
(85 oleared,balance hardwood,ivith a large mians
• tit, of cedar on it), in good state of cultivatior
scout five acres fall wheatand considerable fall
' plowing done. .Comfortable brick hottse large
earn withstabliogunderneath,driv,ing shed and
other outbuildings; about 2acre orchard,
mostlyWinter fruit welt watbred-neverfall-
ing spring creek and two wells Seven miles
from Clinton and threefrorn Hayfield. Po'se'-
sin et any time, reasonable tern._ Al5ply for
further particelare toCHAS. SIMONS. 72 bt.
David sr.. GndszIch. -
To Rent or for Sale
St:grtritati;,inetiVAVEI. CaeiltiN'It210 C1811°Ond Mary
n000ft water, new stable' and driving ehed,
treeteetet.
ekeelleut garden, with P11011, pear and apple
' Also for Sale. • _
At anv time note lat Sept. acres,part of the
Foie er Blook,etc, at the North End of William
Street, Cllnion, whit% is a valuable %imports'
for frnit erotving, being Well planted' out in
berry bushee, ktnan fruits apples, ote. There
is 11180 a very eXcellent 'grade, of earid. and
April 18,--‘.
Apply to P. isTRAITH,o W.BRYDONE,
gravel on the premises which is veryproiltable,
Clinton,
Good .Fa
rut ior Sale. .
That well eituated tholee propeier, known
0,11 the Whitely term, on 'be hoe ime, Coder -
bit Township, coesisting of 80 acres Of good
land, Ilearly all cleared, is offered lot rale 'on
eatiy ternia,e 21 Is directly opposite the Poet
Office and store and is within 8 minutee' Walk
o eitherehureh oreohoole el500 of perch es
-
money may reniaiti ou the Pfacelf desired. For
Midler:dos, apply to !.:MANNING,
• 13-tf, (hinter',
A First-class Farm tor Male
• or To Sent.
„
in the Tosenship of West neawantali conces.
skin flee, lot tWenty Aileen, con tattling 20paereis
more or lese, &molt lee acres cheered in a Read
state of oultieaticei, good feneee, Well 'Watered
good orohard,beildifige in good, '611014 StOfie
•atabling Under barn 42 by 82. down:main to
echo Is, churches and PoseOffice, be
Bolden ettev tertint to Milt. entebavier, Aeple to
W. B. CAMPBELL Wcietfutid
3isl .-Jt Is' 11 Or vv, A. 1i4lta) kOIS6 Ltiekoo
t6r4 *144 %Oat. P3101101Ognits
• Young lien and Women
iskT OW ..
, Is the time to equip for success in • 111e.
• Where ?
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Business & Shorthand College
Car. Yonge and College Straka's, Toronto, is
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and expert teachers. Iuthvldual instruc-
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•
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• CLINTON •
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Real Estate andlInsureince Agency
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CHARLES SEAGER
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• 011100-111,0posite, Colborne Hotel ,
Goderich
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formerly of Cameron: Holt 4 Canleron • ,
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Ofileeseriantilton St opposite Colborne Hon 11-
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ofnee--Onte,rie Street, Clinton. Night calla '
at front door of office or resid,Ince. Battens
bury Street.•
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Licentiate of the Royal College of Phalan:441P
• . . London, England. •• •
(Moe and Reeidence-
• JOHN TEDFORD'S Blouse, Ruron St, ••• I
anted I-
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, •
Thoroughly taught by expeti-
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ng; London,. Ont.
We have no dilfietilteeinplaoing ocinipetent
pupils ha good positions, College re.dpens,
Sept. 2. Send foe Catalogue. •
J. W. Westervelt,
Principal
azivi ri701\1"
rble & Granite
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ehottld have complete confidence
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very few buyers are familiar With.
If you do not know no, plead° ins
qttire tib{itit our reliability from
theme who know us best. We are
the onlypraotioaltnieti here inour
• line.
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N ex t to COM natertl) al Hotel
Dr, Meeitheys H
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For ilrentort4
teilritied
diriss°tarsellairg Clkettliflatdhitaltd:ndeull4trie.eini` nous of the Throat and times, The eels' Methane in
Notate*
Cane Howe, Oneida Coe', toel all Chreele Mfoo,
able inedieirie ti.ioVerem ozdi the world that win cure the above disease, makinethe
pachOyes ntratroffeed tO dare anihmiscouzid Ir, ivincl and useful iolds owner. Pelee,g1,50
I• 0 SeEnal WealtneSakall etteettiatihnee oniVAIGAIlkyte kidnoy & Cotigh powdero
Wore% Mental Wort,' *ceel1i'eo 0" °f 11°` torah Acute Affections of the throat tied lungs, seen as
OPIUM Or Stlinniatita Mailed On *MO Distemper, (to. For eivelliticited MIAMI/ of the lege,
WM mire, snip free 16 titlt:t dose will retiree, Mid toe X Will cure, Price, 50e,
16 06* ODA Vie afriS • Eg iitenott the remit of arilrinemiter Teen 16, ete,, IMO
041, Wood CloroyininW 'ME tbn. seannioor MiniOnen 00.1
latninteille. Out.
WOOdOi PhOlithOdiee is Nevi in Clit'Ori
R • W. ltbit
e Boddie- Bottey,JVI Conobeot 4 w•rot Iwo by Oetabe,drteglet.Olinien
attS,DrUk
• • DR: J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN. BURGEON •• '
Aticouchear eta., office andresidence O•n.
tario at., opposite English olinroh, formerly ove
owned by Dr. Appleton, Clinton Cont.
•• DR. C. W. THOMPSON •
• Physician, Surgeon,. Eta.
' Ispecial attention given'to d_tacialee Of:the.
• E Ea Throat d •
•
• .
• . .0ffice and Ttesicience-- . .„
Albeit Street,2 Bleche North ofltaitenbury. • .
:oos G. ERNEST HOLMES • '
DENTIST, .
(Secoessor to:Dr. T. C. Bruce '• •
• Specialist in, Crown. and Bridge Mork
1,, D. S. -Graduate• Royal College Dental Sues
geons of Oritario, 'Toronto, •
D.D. Honor graduate of Deno
tal Department of Toronto: 'University
Ordien':ttteeetti.!ki 4rild Vith terria :14 ol;'
Oftioe over W. Terrier & Simla shoe store.
DRS. AakiEW .BILLIPiali
DENTISTB,CLINTON.
6
• Office adjoining. Photo Studio.
Office Hours -0 to 0 every day and ••
Satneday until 10 p. m. Btanh offices
itt Manchester Dungannon, Blyth and
•Bayfleld. • • '
• • Veterinary.
• • . .
DR. J. FREEMAN, •
'VETE/UNARY SURGEON, '
'Member of the Veterinary Medical 6 /mods"
•
'tiOD8 Of LOndal. nit Edinburgh, anch Grada.
ate of the .0ntario Veterinery College,
TREAT DiSEASEs Cur ALL .AERIALS
• Office open night and day, opposite St. ,
Paul's church, Ontario Street. Clinton; Ont.
NELSON BALL
•
. Veterinary 0 Surgeon
• SuceeSoor to J. E. ELACKALL. •
Diseases of all domesticated animals •
•, treated 'on scientific principles, ,
•• Calls promptlyattended to
011ice--teaac et., Clinton, residence,
Albert St. Phone 02. ••. -
Miscellaneous.
E. MANNING
In EinranerAgeor,
Canada Life Assurance Co,
Fire, • Marine, ,Accident, • )late Close •
. °eke Vistialirs Bank, Clinton. ,
• ,
ARRIAGE LICENSES issued by the unl•
dersigned ,it his Itesidence, 1dary street
Clinton. . • •
JAMES SCOTT, Sit
. TAMES CAtikBELL, LONDESBORO, •
e,1 • ISSUER OF 11AEHIAGE LICE:N0TI/4
• No witnesses required
W. OLEN CANIPSEL '
Orgapist and Musical Director .of Nort h
Street Church, Godericii, and teacher .°
PIANO, PIPE ORGAN an THEO • Y, is Pre-
pared to take a limited number of Pupil •
the above. For thrills apply this office or to.
MR ClAteBELL,whOnay be 500011 um 11 oJet.
to2 p.m., at the Clarendon 13041, Clinton,
Friday Of each week. s
L. liAtPlIERSON
INSURANCE.
Eire, *Ufo, Accident Elate toe
Otertoll littcateif Stdbort, (.1.1K TON, •
.JOHN YE0
HOLMESVILLE,
Agent tor the litagententn ARE AMMAR OE
co. of Manchester, Etteliord,- whose Iniade &re
seintrity are rated at $14,500,000, Also the hi e-
Ett.t.oe IffOrtiat. bilitnatielt 00, All °lessee of
farm risks and town property taken by
lowest rates. First -elate Loan Comes/dee
also represortdd. Money to be had from 41 per
bent np, aocoi.ing to nature of seettrita.-
Daily matt to Hohnesville postal cent ve111
fetch him
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FARM awl ISOLATED TOWN l'itOPEItTY
ONLY INSURE
,oesturente
3.11. tidiest. Preektent Eleven P. On Thee.
Prager. eice.presIdent, Brueeeeld P. O. TI 05.
16, flay,liertforth P. 0,1 W. 45.
Broadfoot,Inspector or Lessee, ihaforth
nlittegront
(.4o asteacifcla, Stan:Wrist Ashti G. Gene°
Winthrop P. 0.1.00oran nolo. 8,afortb; John
Ilentiewela Dublin' jet Estelle Beachwood
04 John Watt, Harlow( I,. 04 1-ellelneo 11111*r
firm:lent 1 John B, MoLettn, Klippen hones
eounon 1 neon.
Minus*
Hebert Smith, flarleek; Utast, Mitl.ttllsn, f
fertht Jahies Oltirelninft, Egmaidrille J. tv.
Yea, Holmeeville ; eatirse hitirdie and liehri (1.
MerrbtOn, Auditotit
Partite thuirono to fithot Inlifireletie Or tit rite
Arit Other biteitioals will no 0,0inetly ottondoa te-
, of, oentioatiot, to any of the *Imo 04140
441 th.roOpootin owlet,