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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-10-24, Page 2• . oett4i)r 24th, MOSS FRIDAY, 0oTOB411, 104 Canadian els holies, While inch is heard, of Canada's ag- •criculturaliforest and mineral resourcee, few Canadians appremate the 'report - attune of this coentrys fish induetry, .41secordirig to the Department of Mars Joe and Fisberies, the fisheries of the Dorolnien yield annually about $2Z- 600,000. The fishing industry is an ins - portant factor in the tood supply of the country, it furnishes employment for a large section of the population and, forms the basis of several substd- leap industries tied of a large export *raleas well. Canada's fisheries on the Atlantic • and on the Pacific, in or numerous alvere and on the great thkes, stand amongst the greatest in the world and the establishment of railway commun. nation to Hudson Bay will sooner or later extend them so as to include that great inland sea. The waters of find. on Bay, according to report, abound in good food fish, and the sooner these fish are available to the people of Can- ada the better. If for no other purpose 'sahan to develop the country's fisheries and to increase the people's cheap food 42.imp13r, the government sbould encour- age the construction of a railway to Jewett Bay. Several projects have been formed for connecting Toronto with Hudson Bay, and if the people be- hind any of those projects mean busi- ness, the government should lay no ob- stacle in their way. Of the eleotion oases for whiclOates have been fixed four are against Coneervativee and three against Liberals. Of the 17 for which dates have not yet been fixed ten are against Censers atives and seven against I Liberate. Thus of the 24 oases thatare still I standing 14 are against Conservatives and 10 against Liberals. Homestead entry returns from the Dim:anion Land Offices show 827 ent ries ofor September this year, as against 334 for the same month last year. Crisp County Clippings W. Scott, a Wingham boy,vvas badly scalded on a lake boat, where he is employed. • Mr Musgrove has been re-engaged as s: Principal of Winghtun school at an in- ' ,. creased salary. s ; John Biggins, of Hullett, will move to Seaforth to reside, if he can procure a. house to suit him, Wm Hood, jun., has leased the farm of John Ries, ben., on the 14thof Flowe• 1); Ica, for a term of five years. Miss Mary Padfield, of Howick. is re- ;; • engaged for 1903 in the schoot•where. s'he now teaches at an advance in sat- :: rimy. •• • Wm C. Kyle,of Stanley., bas disposed of his 100 acre tarm to Walter Fair- . bairn. of Tuckeremith, the price paid being $5000. It is our sad duty to report the death ,• of Jos. Williamson,' of Howlett, •who passed away last Friday, aged 79 years and 3 months. • Stephen King, who disposed of his farm in Howick township recently, to a, Ildr Kriller, has purchased a fine 100 acre farm in Turnberry. Mr S. Mullett, fotmerly of Seatorth, has located in Edmonton, Narthwest territory, having purChased a •good '• hardware business in that town. A man named Campbell, whose horne wheat' spring wheat. large whitegas, • • • 6 rowed .barley, 2 rowed barley, D Rayileld Fair. Tuesday and, Wednesday °fleet Week, the day e set for the annual fall exhibi- tion lawn village.asere not favored by fine weather, the first day min falling most of the time, and the opening of the secenci was net much better, a dies agreealsth raw wind blowing most of the time,but it cleared up by noon, The attendance Wail nearly up to former years, and tbose articlert on exhibition in the hall were ahead of anytbusg ever exhibited her, and the directors are well pleased with the results of the show, for a nice little balance will be left in the treasurer's hands after all ac- counts and prizes are paid, 'A meeting of the &restore is called for the coming, Week, and prize -winners will be paid then, money after the 1st of Nov. FREE FOR -ALL TROTTING RAE -It Whiting, owned by attorney, 111 Pat Elderton, owned by Bosenberry, 222; Woodlawn, owned by Brandon, ,333. SETOIALS OFFERED -2 year old Roadster. P Fair; 2 yr old heavy draught,Geo Bates; colts bred from the horse 'Wooillawn," Cleave, Camtibefi, Hatching; colts from young "S.r Wel, &mars A Murray, W'Weston, HORSES.-Rnadsters-Brocd mare, Wm Smith. G Nott; foal, Wm Smith, J Campbell; 2 yrs old gelding or filly, G Weeton,W D HatrisontI yr old gelding or filly, IV MeNaughton, Wm Brandon; span roadsters. M. McNaughton, V Wields; single roadsters,. Farr Bros, A Dunkin. Carriage -Brood mare, G W Weston, John Sparks; foal, S Cleave, J Sparks;2 yr old gelding onfilly,A Evans, G A Cooper; I vr old velding,or filly, G A Cooper; span carriage horses, 14 Mor- ris; single carriage horse, R Elliott, W Sterling; lady driver, Mrs G Notts A Armstrong. Heavy' draught- Brood mare, A Itoberton, Snowden; feel, A Itoberton, G Bates; 2 yr old gelding or filly, John, McGuire, G Bates. General Purpose-Brocd mare, A Dunkin, A Armstrong; Coal, A Armstrong, A Dunkin;2 yr old gelding or filly,A Arm.' strong, J llactioire; 1 yr old oelding or flhly,# r,4nrt A Aldworthrspart work- ing horses, A Ardworth,111 D Westla,ke. GRAPE CATTLE -Milch eow.D Mc- Naughton, G Hewson; 2 yr old heifer, W Stinson, W D Harmon 1 yr old heifer, Snowden Bros 1 and 2; fat cow, heifer or steer. W D Harrison, W Stin- son; heifer calf, WIn Stinson, I and 2; steer calf, Snowden Bros 1 and 2; 2 yr old steer, Wm Stinson 1 and 2; 1 yr old steer, Snowden Brats Thos Stinsonteull calf, E Ei Wise; heifer calf, E H Wise. SHEEP, -Ram, E fl Wise; shearling ram, E H Wise; ram lamb, E H Wise, and '2; pair ewes, 'Snowden Brod; pair ewe lambs, Snowden Bros. Fine wool sheen-Shearling ram, ram lemb,shettr. ling ewes, fat sheep, ewes, A Dunkin 1 and 2. PIGS -Berkshire - Brood slew, •A Evans; Boat, 6 months, C Eilber, 1 and . 9.: Yorkshire - Brobd sew, Snowden Bros; sow, • six' months.' Snowden Bros. Red pigs -Aged boar, sow, aro:nyder; Bros; sow,6 months old Snowden Bros 1 and Z Special .for becoo aegs Snowdeti t.','ans 1 and 2,• , POULTRY,- Dorkings, .Mrs Camp - tell; Plymouth rocks,- Mrs Howrie, Geo Bates; white Plymouth, Mrs Howrie,'J Tough; brown legnorns, Mrs Campbell, 1 and 2; white leghorns, Mrs Campbell, "Mrs Howrie; Touloese geebe,•Snowden Brota and 2; Hansburga Mrs Campbell 1 and 2; bantams, sMrs Campbell I and 2; • tutkeys, Snowden Bros; S Cleave; Andalusians, •Mrs 3 Howrie; Wyandottes; Mrs Carripbea; minorcas, Mrs • J Howrie 1 and 2; 'Pekin ducks. . Snowden tires.' S Cleave; Rouen ducks Srrowden Bros; collection fowl„ Mrs HoWrie, Mrs Campheli, GRAIN -White• winter wheat, M Brethour, D Brethour ; red winter • small white peas, M Brethour,a K ise; is at Seaforth, was instantly crushed , :to death on SacuAday at Fort Frances, Brethetiii, K Wise; *bite oats, black while employed in the erection of anew oats, al Brethour. J K Wise; timothy ill k f f 11 saw m , the ern° este k o which e At the residence of Mr JohnNivens, of Blyth, last Wednesday., his eldest daughter, Lizzle,was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr Cunning- , ham,a prosperous Young farmer of Vi7o.- wanosh, by Rev Mr Holmes, before a , small gathering of relatives and frienrs. The Edwards farm on the 7th con. o'f' Tuckersmith, has been purchased by • Robt Whiter, for $2600. Ir. contains 50 acres and has on it no buildings save a • log house. We understand Mr Winter has since sold the timber on the farm for $600. The total taxes in McKilthp are 313.- 39.44 as follows: For county-pdeposair 02,314.02; township expenditurea6,534,- BO; public schools $3,968.32; Roman Catholic schools, '$464.31; drains and watercourses, $600 69; statute labor, , 0750. The schools receive besides , *686 interest' from municipal funds. IS John McDowell, jr„ of East Waciset • nosh, had a velar narrow escape last week. He was pulling apples and • standing on the top ef a ladder 18 feet long, when the limb beneath it slipped, causing John o fall backwards to the grouna. Happily for him no bones were broken, and except for a severe ' shaking up and a bruised head he was none the worse. Wad was received last Week of the death of Mrs Ferguson, of Chicago (nee Miss Aggie Dey) daughter of Mr and [• .11tirs Dey, of Wingharn. After leaving • Wingham, she ternoved to Chicago, ' where she was married a few MolIthe ago to Mr Ferguson. Lung trouble de- , yeloped from a severe cold, and on • ' Sunday, 12th inst„'she passed away to the better land, Tier age was 81 years and 6 months, On Sunday +Welling last Mr Win ssneoBliettsan ExiSter.passed away at the age ' of -61 years and 7 months. Mr Stell Was ^Yell known in this locality as pro; --prietor-of theli very -stable opposite;the Cloinmercial hotel, from which he retir- ed only last goring. For some months he had been in declining health, owing to some growth in his stomachatnd the • decease watt 'not unexpected. , An esteemed venerable pioneer of Weet. awanosh, in the person of the late Hugh Moreland,known Captain Moreland,as he was a seaman for many years previous to taking up fanning in West Wawanosh, died on Thursday. Be retired SOMO years ago from farming, and with hie family located at the Nile,in the township of Colborne. The decetteed was in a poor state of • health for about it year previous to his death. He had reached his eighty., seventh year. • this week It faith our aid duty to re- - cord the death of Miss Mary Westlake, the sad event occurring ' on Stsotlity 'Week, at the home of her daughter,Mrs ' Snowden, Statiley,where she has made her home of late yeara'. The deeestsed had readied the remtu kaiak old age of 92 years. Mr death was not unexpect- ed as she has been bedfast and in feeble health for some time, Mrs Westlake vratii one of the old settlers on the Sauble line, and her death will be greatly re- gretted by ,her numerous frlendsiati she Ivas a perrien whom to know was to hon- or and respect* seed, J K Wise, M Brethour; epeltz, sirethour, Alex Smith ; yellow corn, T Cameron, Snowden Bios; dent corn, Snowden Bros; any variety' corn. •R- Penhall, it Tomer; sweet corn, Wise, Tough. • ' • . • • • 'FRTJIT-Collection grapesafra Howson. Bdre Howrie; boneheo grapes. Mrs •gteWilee airs Howrie; colt apples, G A Cooper, Sirs Nott; fall apples, D H 'McNaughton, 14 Turnei; winter apples, • t) H tiataanahton, T Campbell; collection pears, 'Tilos Brown alt, G a Cooper; fall peen, A 4 Westlake. H MoNaughton; Winter pears, 'Wm Black, Mils Parsons; peaches, T Brownett, A Evans; plums or prunes, Mrs 0 Camp- bell, 1t Turner; bs,lclwin melee, Wm Star.liffgaih, Wm Slink northern spiee, Mrs Nott, G H Howson; recn orals tipplers Wall- ace Bros, M Brethour; King Tompkins, G EC Hermit, A E Westlake; greenings, G 31 Heinen. John Sparks; ribston pippins, Jno Tough, D Galbraith; 20soz pippins, Wm Slack, G Howson; wagners, 0 Wood, 0, a Cooper. .• VEGETABI;ES Early potatoes, 14 Turner; late potatoee, R Turner, Wm Bran. don; tong red . smangoIds, Armstrong, SnowdenlBrosiyellow matigoldsp,Snowden Bros We Parsons. yellotv man olds W 'Sterling 6th, Snowden Bros; table beets. linowdenBros, S Cleave; cabbage, W Tough, R Main cauliaower, K Wise; carrots. Snowden Bros, B Turner; Weak aneloup, Snowden Broe; vtater melons; Mrs Howrie; parsnips, • SOletwe, 'Wallis Bien porapkins, Et Cleave, Snowden Bros. small beans, Brethour, K Wise; large'bearre, Wiee M Brethour; equash, Et Cleave, Snowdon 'Bros; Engliett potato onions, P Penhali3, D Westlake. Canadian potato mous, D Westlake, Snowden • Bros; dutch set onions, airs J K Wise; field curets, and turnip/1, S Cleave f3now- don Bros; white celery, J• Ran, a Toughs red celery, Snowden 33roa; small red tome - toes, R Penhale, .1 Forest; large red toms. toes., R Perihale,Snowden Broe;large yellow tomatoes, citrone, Snowden Bros; 'argot cora stalk, Wallis Brom . ---P.BANTS-&---FLOWERS•o.Bearesta`H Rawson, Dare Parsons; hanging Intelsat, aeo Porest; asters, zinniati and .single petunias, lilre•Parsors; dahliae, A Beene, tare How- rie; permits, geraniums, Gsaillerstron, Wm Sterling, Otb; Mathias, house plants,la HOVV:1011, DAIRY PRODUCE -Tub salt butten.R E Elliott, Snowden Bros; salt butter, It Penile% Wm Sterling; table better, E Elliott, Wellie Bros; °beetle, a Wise, J X Wise; wine, J E Wise, 8 Witte; hoirey in comb, jar, Alex Smith, Snowden Bros; eolleotiort honey, Alex Smith; homemade bread, NV Sterling, Snowden Brost baker's bread, Thos Meg; speolals-ttonstoriade breed, Mtn Geo Nott; better, M. Brethmtis LADIES"' WORE -Pillow eluting, Mre Howrit, y re Geo Notts Mrs' Campbells crochet table mate,, Mrs Howrie. 13rothour; toilet mate, 111 Arabella- Mrs Corapbell; centre piece, Me Ilowrie, Dr Smith; niafitle drape, Uhl Nett, Fortin; sofa pillow, Mtn Nott, S Whitt; cotton ert.chei work, aha wotil !Are Persons Mrs Campbell; berastitehieg, Dr Sraith, 'Mrs Carepbell; embroidery, Mrs Nett, Mre Campbell; Whiak holder, Dare Campbell, a Forest; pin onehion, M Broth - our, Mre Hamlet knitting, Mre Ofitnpbell, R Biliott; lioniton or point lade, Mos PeroOna, Mrs Uampbell; tatting, umbrae' work, late Nott, Mrs Catripbell; Me Obey, 1.1 Brellio,nr, Mre Nett; tray °loth, hire • THE CLINTON lin ERA. owrie, alrs Nott; opplique, Mr e Non, M Bretbour; lansp ebede, Mrs Flowries J ng , rag wat hookt1, airs Nott, Brethour; mg mat ewed, 8 Wiwi table cover, Dr Smith, Mrs Csrapbell; netted doilies, 3 Tough, Alre Campbell; etohiuS, Mrs Howrie, M Steth'onr;aent'fi linen shirk, D Brethour, $ Wise; Mont sewing, Dr Snsith, Mrs Portents; kitchen tiptop, We Pereons, John West; slippers, 8 Wiest, a E Wise; laendry bag, Nye "Cowrie, M Bretb- our; haufikerphief sachet, Pare Nott, D Brethour; drawn work, aim Howrie, Mrs Campbell; patched ottonquilts_13 Wise, It Elliott; pstohed cloth M. Brethour, Mrs Campbell; kuitted qnilt, Mrs Nott; oroohet quilt, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Howrie; collection Ladies' work, Mrs Howrie, tars Campbell; cohort knitting, Mot Nott, Mrs • Persons; ladiee' underwear, aim Campbell; cottoulbatting work a Forest DI Brethour, • k'enoil clrawtng, Campbell, Itire Parsons; orayon drawing, Mrs Flowrie, j Forest; water color, MI'S Ceraphell, Mrs Howrie; "oil painting, Mrs Bowies J Foreet; kensington painting, M re aampbell, Mrs Parsons; lustre pointing, a Forest; Painting on silk, satin or felvet,Dr Smith! 3 Forel* drawing by children, hire Howrie. ,MaITUFACTURES •-s Blankets, Wise,_ Mre Nott; wool stockings. S WW1 Mrs Nett; wool Books, Wra Sterling, Mai Nett; orators stoke, $ Wise, Wm Eiterling; cotton stockings; atm Nott, 8 Wise; gloves, Mrs Nott, mittens, Mrs Nett, Mrs parsons; single light harness, Ba. Higgine; double heavy, harness, 3 W Tibbett, wool yarn,D Brethour, Wm Sterling; carpet, $ Wise, Snowden Bros; cloth, Mre' Non; flannel, Mrs Nott, S. Wise; woven quilt, S Wise, J li Wigs. JUDGES -Fruit, J Torrance; vege" tables, Jos Allanson, Clinton ; plants and flowers. Mrs(Dr) Stanbury ; dairy produce, Win Scott, Brucefield ; Thomson, Dr G M Smith ; grade cattle, S P Hearn, R Baker; pigs, John Walter,H G Beacom;poultry,P Becker, Jos Caldwell; grain. Wm Scott, Jas Thomson; ladies' work, Lillian S Miller, Clinton; tars G Bates; art work, Mrs Dr Sranburytmonufa auras, Wm Scott, Sas Thompson, Dr Smith. Wolverhampton Exhibition •• (Written for the Maw BRA) The town of Wolverhampton dates back in history to the year 659 and many of the ancient land marks are yet to be seen. Pronsinent among the more important stands the ochurch t, of St, Peter, which is still i a good state of preservation, and which ich was the only place of Worship in the town for about eight centuries. so great was the influence it wielded. It is a wealthy community, holding large possessions in lands in and around to town. Local- ed'upois a hill, it commands a view of the surrounnings for miles, and the in- variably well posted guide, for the tip of a three penny, bit will point out the many many localities of interest, the scenes of distant battles, the "Diuld's altar" and temples to Bel and Woden. • Butleaving the dead past let us term over the centuries and see a more mod- ern English town possessed of all those characteristics that make up our civilis zation. For Many years the town Wes !onkel upon as dead, but though many Iron mines have been closed other in- dustries have sprung up and now it is a hive of industry and thrift with still brighter pnospects in the near future. To my mind the linestaYsteniof Elec- tric Railway 1 hive seen is here, and 1 uncieretand it is the only one of the' kind in the world in operation. It is the Lorraine system, all electrical con - nitrations beingundervround, where a i . cable running n the centre of the track passes through brines of metal. •A car along obtains its MOMentM111 hy eon - tact with these: boxes, • The line • is built to test the system and this corpor- ation reserves the Tight to accept or efute at the pada a year. It is beyond doubt new a' paying An veStriaent and will be extended :to suburban town% It is a relief see cors runnieg. With- out a net work of overhead wires and abominable poles. along the streete, Althutiga the expense of construction and Maintenance 'ma? be a fraction more than the ordinary trolley system here can be no doubt but the Lorraine will become very general in all the large ities at all events. • Much has been said • respecting the' Exhibition, We are going to remark Upon others interested, but Canada has no reason to regret expending money here. It has been an unqualified suc- ese to us in trades of ail lines repre ented and also in educating the nia89138 s to our climate, resources and onpor- _ We have been able to send ' it great many out to settle in various parts of Canada, and we plainly see that next season will 'witness a Much greater stream of emigration to our country. There has been more interest taken in our exhibits than all the rest,. of •the exhibition, and nothing but the kind- liest expressions of good will and ad- miratiOn appear in the "Register" at the front door of Canada's Pavilion. , Canada has agreat deal yet to learn • owever. Our manufacturers,are as 3 placing good foods in the most attrac- stady economy to such a degree in this respect that they fail to reach the Mar- ket only for some lack in the • appear. mice or outside finish. covers two o these boxes, and in passing 0 a ACTsor4G001.0Y ILIVEAND 111 kll nrJ ertigyWsrELS CLEANS E.Fre gpeo 05 ties 01- co.- 0,DAGov6R$i ti f CTUALLY. • OVERCOMES coNST1 PAT1ON t4BrrU PERMANENTLY ITS BEtti ‘s° 64),,erEcTS. &NM. ow rut GDWINE-MANrD-BY @ININAFGevpixe ty R OvAlt e.Pf.R801-11.1, • I Properties for Sale or 'to Let Notice to Creditors To Rent. Lot 80, btaitiand eoncessions_ooderich TOWn• ship. Apply to JAS. SCOW, Barrister. Oct - - • To Let. Qiinten auuuum..1 That beentiful stero in the jacIrsou . Fluxes:Street, lately occupied hy 0. An. ply to Sept, 0-0•THOS. JACKSON', Eir., Winton Farm For Sale, The West half of lot 24, Bayiteld Con, God, erieh township, containing 100 acres c wood land, is offered for Sale on eftey terms. seta barn,llog house, plenty of 'water and Fileall orchard. Partieulars on apigleatfon to tf- 3'. P. TISDALL,Olinteit For Sale or to Rent. Lot 29, , nley, containing 100 oases , I in good stateot eultivation for sale or to rent for term of years, apply to JNO. McGIOlIGOR, • on premiees or AIRS P MeGREGOR, 2 con. ,L R. 51.. Titeitersreith, Sestorni p. 0. Feb. 7--tt, • ••For Sale of this will consume more freely, hence the necessity of marking the • year of make. Now is the time for all Our people tci push hard for a DlaCe in these, markets for all our surplus goods, as there is a strong feeling upon all sides and in all lines to deal with her own colomes. Every product must be the best of its kind and must be put up as well as our rivals fox these markets put up theirs, and at prices too properly complete. Under these circumstances we have a decided preference Let it be distinctly understood that no advantage can be taken Of this preferential reeling by attempting to hoist poor goods upon British public. . Our pork products are in special de- mand and if followed up with care the demand is almost unlimited. One firm Who exhibited in the Canadian Pavilion built m a couple of months sepia, a trade that with the foothold they had already obtained they found they could not keen up With such increasing de, mand and had to withdraw thtorsex- hibit. Our apples are now found in .every fruit store and enquiry for the Cana- dian product is so general that dealers have special cards in their windows to assure the.pablic of the Canadian pro- duct. This has been acconiplished by by nur•shippers marking every pack- age boldly with the word. "Canada." Alt this means an increased emigra- tion. With the splendid advertising literature supplied by-thegovernment and the eager ennuiry for it by; the. public a are safe in saying next year will be a banner season for Canada in an inflow of se tiers. • The schools are taking:the m ter up and thousands of scholars clime in procession headed by teachers and ture for our literature. The young pe e are posting them- selves regarding Canada, because this country is greatly over populated and the tieing generations must seek •other lands wherein to build homes. Teachers are alive to the fact and now the Cana- dian map is made more prominent in all schools and children are learning to know more of the climate and prnducts, of our Dominion than older people have eveaknown heretofore, • ' Yes, Btitain believes in Canada and looks forward With: the insurance that her vveetern colony' can be depended both in peace and war, that her resour- ces. 'properly develoned, are almost verthout ; that she is satisfied, nay proud to remain with the mother land to work out the destiny of this great ez.713TPhiereee are but. a few thoughts we gather from every day contact with the public, and I trust our people will see to it that nothing on their part is left undone in order to build up atd strengthen with all honest means the confidence inspired. ALEX. Mc). ALLAN. Wolverhampton, Eng.,Sept, 29th, 1CO2. WHISEY.'111EDIC/NES. • The temperance Mese is enapheeizing the danger to the home in the use of medioinee which are loaded with whiskey andolcohol. In this respeantai well as blithe remarkable character of their cures, Dr Pierce's medi- cines uiffer from other preparations. ' Dr Pieree'e Golden Medical Discovery and Fovorite Prescription contain no aleohol, whiskey or other intoxicant, and are really -fres from oplins, codeine told other naroot- ies. Every family should have a copy of Dr Pierae's Common Sense Medial Advis- er, Mint absolutely free on teoei t of stamps to pay expeese of mailing and one - tome. Send • 31. one -cent deems Inc the binding. Addralut Dr 13. V Ineroeoliutlalo, • . -....... .. Comfortable house and lot, on Albeak St., Clinton, -for, sale cheap, lot it :lore, Howie suitable for emallfe,mily, AIM 7 at NEW BRA office, 0 For Sale. House, two lots and stable, corner of North, and Streets. The cottage contains six aronoamsolin gwoaettlerr,ezotagurit.twreoeodes ahnedd, awsittalidicarintl nrlat-classmcRo on dmi toi ornp. A maliasolny pa premise,. For Sale. The North Half of Lot 17, Conceesion 7, Col. borne, and two village lots in Manchester, livery be,rns, outfit, and goodwill of .tlie busi- 'nese. For terms, apply to the undersigned, lni* Sept 11 MRS WAS SYMINGTON Auburn • Stable for Sale, A. good stable with seven single stens, a box stall, a barnese room, grain bine, a roomy. hay lqft, eto.,will be sold stovers, reasonable price. April 11-tf, W. IlRYDONE, Clinton. • • House forSale. , A good frame house on Huron Street,. 14 stories; contains 3 bedrooms, pallor, dining room, hall, closets, kitchen. wool:abed . bard and soft water, half acre lot, with bearing fruit trees. Apply to S., SNYDER, June 27-4. • Huron Street • Good Rouse for Sale. • 0.00,1:61:oriber offers foe sale his hones and lot Albert St. north. Tho lot ie one quarter re with a number of bearing fruit trees, k ard and soft water and good stable. House E' *1M. _ FRED LOFFT, • as "six rooms, closet, pantry, wash xoom and ocal cellar. Will be sold cheap. Clinton._ 1 Good Farm for !Rent. • . rule not hip to date In advertising an tive form be ore the public. Many The American manufacturer °knows the importance of outside appearance and, spares no . expense or labor in • 4rder.to place his goods before the pub- lic in the most attractive form that skill Can devise Possibly a dollt or two per thousand would )3e enoug tochange ,the appearance of that cheap, common. ,loolwg label covering, a can of the choicest fruit or vegetable to attrac- tive, neat picture that appeals readily' to the eye. Our Cheese makers would Obtain much better results if they .31011a.aluard_thode_aboininable-com, . Men looking boxes and adopt some more eaperodyes but neater cornering for their laigh, class produet, a product that by sheethigh quality has found its way iut° almost every British home. hold . . despitex so led One e tenement. An important point that is not taken arlyantage ot is to Mark every cheese upon all sides and ends with the word .'"Canada" prominently, upon every article that goes into the British �r others markets. In no Other waycan we obtain full jultice and credit or our preclude._ as the British tradearnan WM stubtairtily adhere to his custom of selling anything coming here from wow, the Atlantic as Ametican. We argue this pdrit constantly with them and just at; often do they very calmly admit the justice Of it, but go on just as usual, notwithstandingrjuet beeattse he 'Worn no better, and besides his greatest grandfather did the Sallie and the modern merchant here will stand sternly true to theomost ancient , ewitoms NO psoauet ehould leave the canning factory unless prominently tilarked "Canada" and it is important that the year of manufacture should be also Ont, every can, Our canned goods are in these markets and the demand is ba. coming decidedly strong, but the On* . i sinner Winatli fresh goodv,and if assured book in paper clovers �r 50 etaMps foe °loth, • A letter from Henry Mooney, of Weynaouth, W T, formerly a well known-resideneLOU-Mort ie,Lsays-he- threshed over 1000 ,IOUshele of grain from the stock in 5 days this year. Ile had 8300 bushels of wheat, of which he sold 7800 bushels at Bel cents per bueliel, giving him it very tidy aum. They had over 2000 bushels of oats also, eonnensed; Accurate, Helpful. The busied people read the Ecitithi Companion because it is condensed, ac- curate and helpful. lts weekly sittrulaary of important neWs is eolliplate and trustWorthly. 'Its editorial COMMent on peilitical anddomeetio questions is nonpartizan; it aims to state facts in such away that the bosiest person Can use them as the basis Of an intelligent opinion. _It reflects on every page the whole- some, hidtistrions, home -loving, home- making side of American life, the life of noble aims and hOnorable ambitione.s A full announcement of the new vol. nine Will be sent to an add quest. The new subscriberfor1903,who sends $L75 VW the new volume at unce will 'receive freeallthe remaining twos for I002, including the double holiday numbers; also the Companion Calendar for 1003, lithographed in twelve colors and gold, Trig YOUTIVS COMPANION, 144 Berkeley Ste) Bel/tont AIWA. s‘f .N/U.• nderVned offers for rent lot 12 in the q In The Matter Of 'Al Xetage of Rollert .11inteh, late of the Township of Rust Wow. tonoalt, in the county of Huron, l'armer, doeseed, b l*fotice Is hereby given pur_anarit to 1097. OAP. 12% that all credttove .anq ataert havic g claims agaiust the estate of the said Robert Notch, who died on or about ,the 110th day et July, 11,O:, are required o _or before the 25th day or uctober 10Q2, to sena by pest pre. paid or deliver to Meer:: Dickinaor: Otarrow, of tthoertsoAnthof GI odterlick•Solieitors f Or the ex- lt ed descriptions. the full. Vertical:ire of their I ea° rh asela btyl atehneamasn. r n°tten it he 0°, 114146r edErerand aocounts and, tie° natures ot the eecUritieS, it A.ed turther talie notice that after such last mentioned. date the atiod executor, will pro- ceed, to distribate the Assets of the deceased among the parties entitled there -to, having regard only to the claims of which they then have notiee, and that the naid executors 'wilt not be liable for the said neeeta rtaY part thereof to any person or persons of whose cliwe noticeshallaot ha,ve been received. by nem at the time of such distribution. DICiiINSON & GARROW, Solloitore for J Match, W W. Mclitch and D. O. nurro, Executors. Dated the srth der of SePtember 1902. • Real Estate ler Sale. FarI 0 farnsaeta t.: and 83. en west side of • Maitlandcon.one mile north of Barnesville, • containing 97 gores. 2 The north half of lot 25, con. 2,and west part of lot 24, con, 8, one holt mile from Clinton, • north, on gravel road, containing 90 acres. The brit* dwelling including lots 1810 and 20 OR corner of Joseph and Uaao streets, in Clinton. 4 The frame dwellingon west aide of Vietoria etreet and next north of railwaY. Liherm terms tosult snwohasers. APpia to • W• w. FARRAH or 0.0. RANCE, Clinton March 28-3m. You'll Miss 11 ! If you decide about your ednoe.tion 'and seleot a school before you see the new catalogue of the Centra' Business College TORONTO A postal will bring it by return mail Berl aside from its artistic value you will be interested in the work of an up to date business school which employs 12 teachers; Owens 100 Typesetting in whines, and 'sonde out neatly 500 ' you ng people into good positions etich4 i year. Antumt Bearden from Sept 2nd Enter any time. Write f or catalogrie Wt n. Shaw, Principal 4. 17 la ge & Gerrar SU, Toronto 4.0/40.•••••••••••!”..... 1,,,teirtp41 JAMEs 400rr Itozoiter,,s0thoni,49% . orarroNe - Oarnea-Elliott Wools, Th,aistiss;is AIONEW $.4141ealss ,r4RXDONA' DARTITEMOI,i, sivitaiTOB, PUBT-dat Q. °Ithe-Oeover Block. • lip stairs, Oppopite Henry's FWD Oilier, °DINT= RIDOIAT & HALE 001raniatroBne, C10141141seIONES Real Estate and Ineuranoe Agents, Metier to loan, o 33. HALE, naTXMOitte:°12 171 CHARLES SEACIER - 1 Banister !solicitor Notary and Conveyin • Oalce-O000site Colberg GoderlOk M.GS CAMERON 4 1 fermi:4y of Cameron! Holt it Cameron BARRISTER AND solinNTon, 3. 0itt0e...41 ItinntOn fit •apemen,' thgberlao HOU „ GODERICH. ONT • DICKINSON & GARROW BAnmaTERa, SOLICITORS, ETC, OfilacTfaerner Mandlton $t. width. alatt H. L. DicitinstderiethrLiiSMt0: W.L.L.D • PROUDFOOT & HAYS. nolusT4R9, SoistaToria, NOTARIES :PURL PfteerOtte frf TIM BiliatxTilits VOMIT, lea. Office: North. st., erect door to Signal Oal Private Funds to lend at lowest rates , interest. W. RRGUDPOOT. •• R. 0.47,AYS Medical. YGI.U.2d..N'Ed, in.taburitP • h, • °fifes -Ontario street, Clinton. Night Oa at front door of °thee Or residence. Baste bury Street. • DR WM. GRAHAM Ideentiate 01 11(0 lioyal College of BOSE° London, England. • Oilbse and Residence", JOHN TEDFORD'S House, Unnen 51 • Dig. 3. W. SHAW. PHIS/MAN. SURGEON Atieoneheet eto., office and residence 0 is , • tufo oppoeite English church, formerly oo envied by Dr.aapleton. Cilinton Ont. - DR. C. THOMPSOIV ,• • Phyrdelan; Surgeon, ham • • special attention given to diseases ottlie EYedlar,Throat and Nose, • .. • Calle° and Repidence•i- Albert Street,2 Elocks'North of Itattenbu Ci. W. Nanning Smith, ED., When eels 14 and 15' years of age PHISICIAN & SURGEON. e Canada Busineas College °FPI" oan•spend $ or. 10 monthe at ' oo_oupiqd by Dr. Iwamoto; er y Main Street, Bayfield form I Th Maitland eon, Colborne. situated 7 miles from Clinton and 1/M from Goderieh, 2Y., miles from elstiroh and M mile from sohool; this farm contains 118 acres more °ries:: of . good farm land of which 105 acres are cleared A good two story frame house, good bank -barn, lien house, pig :Amble, also if titres of good bearing folailivt12,4=1: walla and 3 never failing A. 19, ALL/N, Benniiller Ont. . ' ORTITURNI. Wt. G. ERNEST .HOL.IVIES suo...aor to Dr: T, Brais• e DS,psee.,...01allsratdualagrnewoynationoduellerialtgene tWat • 1001:10 a Ontario, TorOnto,e • • and irnrcialip.tely after graduation go out and•secure positione at -Wand $7 per reek. We have at the present mouient calls for five male stenograPhers and bookkeeli, ere wherethe • d 1 In 1;35 to $50 per namith, that we DennOt fillp as • •wages o ere are ro • Facia for Sale. ' , . • s those:prepared are all, engaged. Write Mr oetalogue. • • . Lot 31, Concession 8, H, S., 1,03 stores; . 'school house on premises; within Eve minutcs : D. lieLaChigiA • . • ehatilain. e. ' DR.'AGNSW walk t ch ch 5 i s fr m 01 ton and 6 • " orchard, mostly winterlruit 2 good wells . railes rom e or h, r rame ouse g d • cistern, 2 barns, one 48E56, with. atone etablin iv sp e ; DENTIST • D. D. S.-First-olass Honor graduate of ten - tat Department of Toronto .1.1uiversityr .mSpeencdaiail... attention aid to preservation o children's teeth. Will visit Baylield eve . (Moe over W. Taylor & Son's shoe attire.' underneath the other 281:60 dr i h d Fir-st Step • ••••• Clinton• Augnst Alen house. Apia! to WH'ITFIE • 0140/1, • et hundred; o 4) - Ilia Success . • . Farm For Sate. • -- The subscriber effete for sale that choice farm on the Ituron road, Tuokersmith, just east of Clinton. at present .occupied by•Mr. Fisher. It consists 01 180 acres, more or less, with good frame house,bank barn,silo,windiiiill and small . orchard. Plenty of water. An excellent farm in a. splendid locality,. •For terms apply to .A.RTHLTIt 00111:311,Clinton. bright young inen andwomen ha e been in the therein:Li Business and Shorthand edit- cano• n iTimarvteidmamto '& HARRISON • &airless and'Shorthand.College ' Cop. Yonge and, College' Ste., Toronto. For qualifications 61 teachers, complete equipment and record of successful, In- dividual instruction restate it is unsurpase- ed. • • Ali worthy students aided to Paying posi- tions. Full information pent free on re - Quest. JAMES 13.6.1t1tLiON. Farm for Salo. ROST. D. N1111310, Principal. Lot 7, con. 3, Colborne, containing 60' acres of land in good minivan°. . 20 acres fall pIowing,15 acres; in grass, 5 acres fall wheat. On prat -trees is 1 s ry fraine house and two frame barna in good repair, also a gm:dwell and. young bearing „ Yoang mei and women to prepare for ores ard. Farm well fenced and well watered.. ' , Posoeasion may be had Mar. lat. 1903, For fur-. good, eitnatione. Apply' to ther particulars' apply to • • • MRS It. BOWDEN or R. JEWELL, For Sale. . • Business . Sept. 18- if , Boit 59, Goderich DENTIST 'CLINTON • • • Office adjoining Photo Studio. Office Hours -SAO 6 every day an Saturday until 10 li. ni. Bi anela °aloes BinayMflaenme.h es te r . Dungannon, Blyth an•d Veterinary; . . , . . , . DR. J. FREEMAN. ' ••• VETERINARY SIDIGEOF ' Member of the Veterinary Medical • A ssoolaa tions of I/Widen and Edinburgh, and Grad .•. ntario VeterineryCollege, • • TREAT DISEASES OF ALL ANIMAL,S Oflice 'open night and day, inmoolte t . • • • • • • • • anted ails promptly attended to , Paul's °burial, Ontario Street. Clinton, Ont, NELSON . BALL ,Veterinary surgeon E 'Successor to J. . Dominion /11LACRALL. DiSeases of all domesticated aninials- treated on scientific college • Tim best equipped Business and Shorthand College in Canticle. Reduced tuition rates, Writeus regarding our courses of study, and prospects of securing situations for • ____ cegft:insArw,, ItVe.a°Alragtflig ne of n,o /nig a, o Parlor. D ining root:, three bed rooms, three clothes closets kitchen and pantry, aleo rowner kitebei Good sioue cellar, hard stiftd eft water, goo garaen, urge and Mall fr s In abundance, iiice lawn. All in art -class condition. Owner leaving town. Also • .som e good furnitnre to , be sold privately at lho house. Apply to • 1 ni* Ang 20 J, T. E MMEBTON Clinton: • Farm for Sale. • ' oplenilid 100 acre.farm, consisting Of the East half of Lot 80, con 1, Ettot Wawanosh, good frame house with kitchen, barens 3:bs:s55h: and shed SONO in which there are good stabling hard Wafteralf never falling well; 8 liar 1 acre o orchard, situp ted n miles from Au. burn and 00 rods from. sehool. For lurther particulars apply to H. GOVIER, p pujit.Theaset4ea hive pe.asesillobnualifl .•Farm For Sale. Lot 12 Ha ft Id con.,Ciod I h tp.. 118 acro (85 cletiml.balanceltardwood,with a large quark: tity of cedar on it), in good state of cultivatior ihout i1ve acres fallwhea ',and considerable fall plowing done. Corafortablehrick house large barn vvithatabling uralerneath,driving phed and other outbuildings ; about 2 acre orchard, mostly winter frelt ; well Watered-nevertail- ing spring creek and two wells Seve iniles front.611V9: t 44, itheratigt Vetlicr._144111319134,4- further arli ware to CHAri. elessuNe. 72 St. David st., aderich. • To Rent or for Sale • Frame residence and iaoe of land. on Mari Street, Clinton, 7o0nris, cellar, woodshed ,bard • maft Water, new stable arid driving shed, eircellent garden, With phutpear and apple 'Also•ior Sale. — Poi- or ethee/ Smartt t 6 Street, OlInton, which is a? veltiertitiapWrojenermtf for triad growing, being well Olehted out. in beery bushell, small fruits, apples, et°. There is oleo a very eXcellent gtado of sand and gravel on the pretnises 'which is very orofitable, AprAit tit tor. STRAITH,er to WolitYDONE, Olintert. • Ifitibre• itgen V&A Phisploaine the tired Enotish Solt! and reeeminended Vag druggists in Canada. Only telii able niedicine diseoverm Sit packago attravinfeed to onto au tro o Sexuai 3v.t.,aknesS,_ all effeeta Of abase totooetc.e08tintnotAr letwirrittti* trelletslievde oritiserecti°f To - of price, one package Si, six. $5, Ona esftiygaeg. 10 WU nye. Pamphlete tree to *My *daft**. This Wood Voinpalays, winds* von I i • '' .: • ' . JmcKaY1 . R :.E: MANNING. - Dept ''0" •Confederotion. Life:Bldg, : 1 ' ,,,. al _ . • ' - ' : ' • • ' ,' . • loronto. qint. ila.sur.iiiP(?Igelit; Canafht.I1.1e4ssuranee CO , Otlice-Isaac St, Clinton ; lresidence • •Albert St. Phon 82 , , Mseellaneous. graduates. Catatheue tient (tees Address • • • • • • • . . :}1%e1atine, Accident, Plate :Ole,: -ass • ' Office! J. P. Tisdalri ("Limon. • ,o141". ewe dersiened at bis Residence, Mary &tree fa RallARRX ACiE LICENSE isetted by the En* Clinton. • JAMES SCOTT, SR Shorthand tplalte CAMPBELL LONDESBORO • 'Badakeeping Business Law,:Writing, • Correspondence, Type - ISSUER OP ifARRIAGE No Ivitnesees revired b. L IllitCP11.EitS6N am.,•••• INIStatANCE. Writing, etc., Fire, - tire, accident Platt!. GI* , Thoroughly taught by experi- omen•trAmaz sz4340, „am Forest CitY-Busi- - --JOHNVFnL - ness &M- ug, London, Ont. We have no didoulty in placing competent pupils in good poeitione. College re -opens Sept, 9, Senclfor Catalogue, • 'EMT. Westervelt,* . .• Principal OLIN rble & Granite womeacs The purchaser of e monument . should haVe edreplete tuanfidellee in the reliability of the firm, from wbiob he bur, for the materiel and Workmanship is eomething. , vory few baste are familiar with. i1 you do not know no, please in., quire about our from those who know ns best. We are the only practioal,men here inour line. Wood's_ Phosphodine lie_soldtIn eCliuten Jit, 'Novel*, Proprieto 11. iteekie,4 n OVer.nalrOrtbe autipf W Watts, larrourists! text toOominereial Rotel notmEBVILLE, Agent for the MarroicreTER Fran ASectatios • • Co, of Manchester, Raigland, whoee funds are seeruitir are rated at 0400,000. also the Mo. RitLor ldtYrOALINeurtANolt Cki see o farnirieke and _town , propeity taken by Unrest rates. Hirst -clams 1.man Companies. also represented. Money to forbad from ge per ostitup, tumor:ling to nature of moonrise -- 7112 gtomeleville - pedal card 1;11 bmw MeltILLOP MUTUAL FIRE 'INSURING* CO. FARM and iSot.Atitro TOWN PliOPERTY ONLY INSURE • otrrUmne ' • 430 McLean. PresidentEloise WO.; Tilos FraSers vice-oresident, Briree eld P. 1.;Thee: pi. Hays, fitioygreati., Seaferth P. 04. MraiidihetiInspecior of LOSSest-Bestorth P. O. Driminnhe W. (A. oraaareet, Seetortn; John G. Grieve Winthrop P. 0.03corge Dale,Seatorthr John riBezei:eis,,DujobhluMBIA.J:t1.144:svazi,zitolttuveacidstuPe.0 0,; John Watt, Harkaar P. O.; Thomas ?mbar °Crtkli:tlitti Steil:1r, :enact Robb. Motfillarn Sett fent Lalonde miming, F,gmendville; J, W. Yeo, HOltneaVille j Worse Ward/stand Jahn Ci. VIP6rarivtifeerisdkesnajst°486 effect inbutencmor trans K act other bestow will be promptly attendedta on application to 'any of the *bone Oillee or the tespeotive Mee*. • ,