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leitIDAY, JANUARY 1,
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Quantity Used In
Increase
'1'he consumption of spirits in Carta,
da is uu the increase, while the use oa
malt liquors is falling off, Thatis the
unmistakable evidence derived from
comparison of the inland revenue re-
turns for the decal year ending June
30th last with those tor thesameperiod
of the year previous. In 11)02 there
Were 27,(23,707 gallons of malt liquor
manufactured. F'or the last fiscal year
the quantity manufactured was '23,75;>,-
131 gu.11ons,or a falling off o'f 1,8t38,017, -
gallons. In the fiscal year 1001-02 the
The aatloaal Expenditure quantity ofspiritceutteredforeot.sump-
- ti‘.) was 2,0:33, t2 gallons of the value
Thr e hxrgc of exlruvngance urged ;tff $3,(113,2,) . During the last fiscal
against the Lauf ier (;0\ ('ruou ill int )year 3,207,718 gallons of the value of
sites examination. The ordinary ex•, 15'4.2.3 wire entered for rnsutnp-
Demi tune 1n 1S'}(( ryas t$:i;,((X),INk', /t\ci,�1016,1, being tui increase o1 I,rIf(i gal.
lou, in qututt its and $ -I i,t) ill in valor.
in 19X1:3, $51,)ill2,100, an iuc''v•as,t. +tt1, _A larger consumption of spirits than
more thMut $I 1,000,000. 'These lig eu'erf, of malt lit{{uors is not a healthful in<li-
cation, '1'o put the figures in another
way: lu I1)U the per capita consump-
tion way : • Spit'its, 700 gallons ; tobac-
co, 2,101 pounds, In 11)413 the per capi-
ta rousutnpt ion w ars : Spirits, 870 gal -
Ions : beer, 4.712 gallons; wine .000 gal-
;
1on tobacco, oro
_.rif pounds.
1
Ie
(
r
the rd
venue per head was :-Spirits,
$1,651 ; beer, $0.211: wine, $0.018 ; to
Barco, $]1,11]5. Last year the per capita
revenue receipts were :-Spirits,$1.812:
beer, $0,2o3 ; wine $0.051 ; tobacco,
'F0.0112. ('11e number of cigars taken for
consumption in fife last fiscal year was
151,780,5l(i,asagainst I I 1,090,839 fol the
year previous, 'There were 2_2,1177,30)2
pounds of tobacco taken for consump-
tion, compared with 21,513,301 in the
preceding year.
u hulk, pvould appear to lend colo: to,
the charge, but analysis puts a diiler-
eut fa.ccun the matter. As S:r Rich-
• d "tr'twright explained. 141 his Tor-
ch (f
p the increase r',
argely a ques-
A glance at
shows it 111l111 -
red 1
e outlay
)0 (XX) more 11
pts are :$41.`0,9( more.
le customs deny anent the ex-
rture was 9400,ni l in 1811), ani]
year $1,220.1000 Iii it the revenue
Ieet(d was F10.5:3:3,000) in Mt, and
$37,001,000 in 141()3,
Of the total increase 1f expenditure
between warn 1Sc
1
and 1(
k
1, it is estimated
that, these cross enlrl'es »cennit for 54)
per tent, the Money helm:. merely
taken out of one pocket 011(1 put in
another.
Itedured to a per' r»l,ita 11411is,t11e re-
nulf, appears rven 1111/re ';ttisfactor•y.
F.videIce lou -4 co/00 to light that the
census of 184)1 wasoutrageouslvstnlfed,
Sir Richard Cart weight, making al-
lowance fon these f•rauds,estinlates the
population of (';]nada to have been
4 8(0,00) in 181)li The vrow10 since 1hen
calculates to be 1,200,000 *;ivinL4(.'nn
today al. pnptdal ion 40,000,000. Ae-
those figures as correct./m1 rte
seven 4)4 111In'> of purely non' -
runtime, which is.h»)anred I,v
'r•eipts, the cost of ndroinis.
t irS n '1)11ard:1 was fifty
Veal. than in 18401,
atinnal debt is
71tarnnnnt•
$211,0110,.
n0year;,
family,
u0tt ion
'The
has
'1,011
ir-
(1
Olive and a
railroads this
the receipts
1 more than
$150,1100 More
. eceiptn have
to $1,:3417,0(s),
's for postage.
11(11 and a half
fore gold had
t the country
nt of the (.x.
the revenue
n the sinking
n in 1~011, hut
rhe Grand 'Trunk Pacific.
The (' 1111 twill 4 -ailment.. wentappea1-
ecl in the dailies of Friday' ;--
I'he (;rand Tru nk 11:4 )))'Its Com-
pany has deposited .1-'1,]X0,]11 of their
guvr:utteed hoods a'>security for the
carrying out of the agreement subject
to the ratification of' the shareholders
at al general meeting. Inasmuch its; the
contract requires cash O1' government
security for the drt,osil,l0gis0•ttion will
he required to confirm, the acceptance
of t In. securities which have been de-
posited, though such s!'rurilies are
0•or't11 1n11:1y' enure (111111 par, and their
y:1111>' tt,(1ncstionable.-
lioonslliuer's rronts.
So Largs that Illicit Distilling
Will Never bo Stamped out.
Start Right To -day
and you will find the world ver(
much brighter to -morrow. A good
complexion -the bloom of perfect
health -bright eyes; clear brain-.
these are within the reach of all who
take care of their digestive organs.
Take a teaspoonful of
bbe
Ifferve cent
f )
S I
�l
in a glass of water every morning
and you will find that blotches and
eruptions will give place to clear
clean skin. Throw away the powder
pulfand rouge -pot --they :re counter-
feits of nature. Abbey's will cure
constipation, the enemy of a dear
complexion.
At all Druggists ay.. and hoc.
A Goad Accord,
'the Postal Department.
'Po place the posloflire on a self-sus-
taining basis, after halving :u1 annual
deficit of $700,1110, and their to devote
an aggregate of $311),111) towards rug.
nleutiug 1(1(4 P11Y1L41(11t11>l4>%'iLn('t'iiof('o(Il).
1'',' pontrnanters,withuut causing (Idol,
gar's additional outlay to 1lie pul.lick,ias
something to be proud (IF. That istvhat
Sir \V'itliain Mnlock has done, and for
this hr is entitled to the thanks, not
only of those directly heuefittod,but of
1110 country at large. This increase in
\Vliilc this is not,iu point (0' fact, the the remuneration topostnotstersnlarkn
slats; of serin'itV Chelaws1ipulattes shall another stage i1) the ndrnit'ahle policy
of progress which hatsrhrtraeteri•r,ed the
Ire put in, it disposes Of Hie rumor so administration of the post office shire
industriously circulated by Opposition Sir \\ n1 Afulnek• took charge. A two
papers, tits, the (1ruu1 '1'ruul. Pu.ific cent domestic postage rate, imperial
penny postage 110(1 reduced rates on
11,1:] no intention of proceeding with its ('anaulian newspaper; curd periodicals
coutlact. \o one seriously doubt('t1 to Britain and hpr leading colonies,are
1n(0stn'cs that l,:ye 1)111 luoneyintothe
the intention of the (7,'l'.11„hitt certain) pockets ufthepeople, while tlie revenue,
politicians. for politiearl effect, tried instead of being diminished thereby,
hc.t h, discredit tb,' project. The has gond tip Its leaps and hounds,
This is the kind If administration
building of thus road ,leans :1 great Which appeals to the popple as thor-
(le:al, not only for t he west, but for the ! t>l>ghly bu4in(,441-like• And now•
e 1•t n4 w('11, 1 n ( )nt:u•io and (,!neh!'r
it toil; open ,p for s'tlletneut immense
acres of excellent land that have Here•
t oforc been without raib•o 11111(.4.(011111o•
1ac •e
c ou1nn,•
dation, while section sections of the
Alnritimc Plotincc'->, hitherto in the
satin. e edition, will bc- greatly bene-
fit,cd. I''urthe detelopnu')It of the
wont( t', the sclu'u:e i (he hest cue ' 10) pet rent un the1 t
alnnlnit whlr'h they
wool 1
that the postoflice department has,
1'y reason of wisdom /111(1 economy,
hecn placed in at. most satisfactory
state, the' bolt• has V(11110 to het ter re-
munerate those whose 4t ipcnds standir, need of aulgnnollatlion. Sir\Villiant
has, therefore, directed that the mini-
mumnalnrie: of pnstmastc rs be raise d
from $ln to $22 a year. and that the'
salaries of 011 those who are pa i.l on :1
percentage of revenue be increased by
ever adopted in Canada, :uth
td e cost in operattion,t tl'ostnutsttc-stwhotaht as
to the people will naval. bpfait I>ythem, I intermediaries het ween the world at
large and smaller offices dependent on
t horn have the allowance's they re-
ceive on this head increas0(1 by 11) per
0(111,
Rural Mall Delivery 1'xpensea.
The report of the United States gov-
ernment on the rural mail delivery is
riot at ;III enticing. The valueofstamps
)roe ir1 the rlutils collected during the
months of thisyeatrwasli1(30,I)0),an(1
my of the carriers was $1,500,15 xi.
']'here is a rowan -a4 there shctrld be
-among the Grenville conservatives,
for smite of there have treated the sitt-
ing Local member, Mr R L Joynt, with
anything lint courtesy. At a recent
her word; the eanrell tion of j meeting called for Dominion purposes,
per nn,nthe Was $1 1,32, and the they also selected a candidate for the
f the carriers forthesame
"So that it is fair
.s,”) hat a lift>,
dol lar 01184-
'limkNl11t
at by
nis
e
Loral, turning Mr Joynt down, al-
though he had been elected by nearly
(04)0 majority. He claims that he has
been most unfairly treated, and 811y's
he will run in spite of the other nom-
inee. lie is a cousin of Mr J L ,Joynt,
of l,ucknow,
']'here is more Catarrh in this 4P(' -
tion of the country than all other dis-
eases puttogether, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incurable.
eat many years doctors pro -
a
•t n. local disease and prescrib-
ed s, and h constantly
treatment,
Science has
stitutfonal
ires con -
Catarrh
ey &
titu-
ken
a
An o'd revenue officer who has had
stills and capturve ing)ience La blockaders,) who
has had many a battle with the out-
laws, and beard the bullets from their
guns whistle past him, who has often
crouched behind rocks and stood be-
hind trees, and who has done his share
in tryingto stamp out the miscreants,
said a ew days ago in speaking of
blockaders and moonshine whiskey
"I have been a revenue officer tor
about twenty-five or thirty year's, and
have seen all kinds of service, under
all kinds of circumstances, and I don't
believe blockading and illidit distilling
will ever be stopped. The reason for
my belief (and I am not the •nly one)
is simply this. There is such a large
profit in the business that the temp-
tation is too great for most of that
class ofpeople, regardless of the law,
not heeding what has befallen fellow-
moonshtners. Even forgetting that
they have once been caught or sus-
pected, and that the eyes of the officers
are on them, they go right ahead and
distill the grain. But at the name tinge
they are on the lookout for raids, and
have their guns ever ready to send a
piece of lean into their discoverer•.
They are good shots, too, hardly miss-
ing when they have fair opportunity
to take trio,.
"I will give you an idea of how
cheaply moonshine whiskey can be
na
t dr, and the irnnlens ) profits that
are reaped from its sale. They take
one gallon of cheap black molasses,
which costs about 30 cents ; two bush-
els of meal, costing (15 cents per bushel ;
and some water. This is made into a
mash, allowed to ferment, and the
stuff then goes through the process of
evaporation. This amount of steal,
water and 10011(sses makes forty gal-
lons of whiskey which is sold at $2 per
gallon. Anyone can see the immense
profit front this illustration, -
Latterly brown sugar has been used
instead of molasses, and is tl great deal
cheaper. The sugar costs about 4
cents a pound. There are :300 ipounds
in a barrel, making it cost $13,50 per
barrel, An immense amount of mol-
asses is trade from a barrel of sugar,
and the profit is almost twice as great
as in using the firstIllethod. Distillers
are captured every day, and when they
art' sent to prison others take their
places, and thus the perpetual flow of
white lightning."
Cakes of Eiri. the . Latest
Thing.
Discovery that may Eventually
Abolish dairy.
The inventors of at method by which
milk is now being solidified on a con-
siderable scale confidently believe that
their discovery will not only abolish
the many dange-s of the dairy, int.
will eventually do vay with the dairy
itself
, they
c
tate'
t >
e
d n
t that is,
the day of liquid milk is over, that
People who have tried to solidify
milk before have employed too low a
temperature in their fear of 0ecoulpo,-
ing its fats and sugars, and in conse-
quence have failed. But by the Just•
1Iatmuaker process the liquid milk is
whisked around polished cylinders
kept at. •1 fierce heat by steam, and
comes off in at few seconds in the forst
of it continuous creamy white sheet,
five, fee' in width, This is reduced to
powder and may he compressed int()
cakes.
The feature of the product is than it
is still potentially milk -the whole
milk and nothing but the milk, and to
make new milk at any time it is only
necessary to add the seven parts of
wafter wilich have brei1 evaporated.
'Phe result is Said to be difficult to
distinguish fl'onl fresh milk. Its
cream rises naturally, and it may be
made into butter or cheese. The pow-
der and cake s keep indefinitely, and
samples have been sent round the
world and kept for three weeks in
Shanghai, returning quite fresh. Ob-
viously it is impossible to water, skim,
or adulterate solid milk, and a fact to
which the inventors attach extreme
importance is that all attempts to cul-
tivate microbes on it have failed,
Apple Shippers Lose
Ifcavlly.
Consignments of Inferior Rrult
demoralize the English 1Rarket
Canadian and United States fruit
exporters have lost considerably on
recent shipments of apples t(1 the Old
Country and the Continent, where
price., declined several shillings per
barrel. Advices recently report a par -
Farb], ro .. a,le.
The west.helf of lot Et, eld Oen god
oriels township, oo leinin 1 0 or. c pet
ar �(,µe f tN'•d'forIe� i o ss
oe•h s alar• onrpp es w����j5onab ver *
tt- J. P.MaDALL.OIin a
PROpESSIQ
°platons efLeadlag Phystelaas.
1 have used W T Strong's Pilekone
for external as well as internal piles
and get better results than from any
other remedy 1 have used. A Graham,
M. D., London, Ont,
Price $1.00. For sale by drugglste, of
by mail on receipt of prioe.
W. T. STRONG, Mannfaotaring Chem
at, London, Ontario.
Town Directory
Pour oFF1cE• Office hours from 8 a.
m. to 7.15 p.m. Jas Scott, postmaster.
PUBLIC LIBRARY -Library and free
reading room in Stavely Hall. Open
every day from 2 to 5.30 p.m, and from
7 to 10 p.rt>. J. Bean, librarian,
TOWN (fou NCIL -Thorna+ Jackson,
Mayor; II 13. Combe, J. Ford, U. Over•
bery, J. (1. Stevenson, H. Joyner, J, B.
Hoover, Councillors; W. Goats, Clerk
and Treasurer; Thos- Cottle, Assessor;
Chief of Police, J. Wheatle , Collector,
' Meetings 1st Monday in each month at
' 8 p, 10.
Sciici Bo
alto I3c ARIA J. W. Irwin, chair-
) man; T. Beacom, F. Hodgeus, A. Tur-
,,
1cr \\. Downs,F. Hall,
I Jackson;
Secretary, J. Cuninghanle; Treasurer,
W Coate. Meetings second Thursday
evening in each month.
COLLEOIA'rE.' BOARD -M, I). McTag-
gart, treasurer; Win. Jackson, secret-
ary; Jas. Scott, chairman; J. Ransford,
D. A. Forrester, R. E. Manning, H.
Plumsteel.
BOARD OF HEALTH -IC. Stevenson,
'chairman; Mayor, Win, Harland, sr, ;
Dr Shaw, Medical Health Officer : Jos.
Wheatley, inspector; \VnoUoats,clerk,
BAPTIST Ort ofteli-Sabbath services
at 11 a,11.1. and 7 p.m. Sunday school
at 2.30 p.m. General prayer meeting
on Wednesday evenings. Rev 3, C.
Dunlop, pastor; I). Prior, S. S. supt..
WESLEY METHODIST (0i (111(114 - Sab•
hath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday school at 2 30 p,m. Rev Fi, M.
Manning, pastor; A. T. Cooker, S. S.
supt. General prayer meeting Wed-
nesday evenings. Junior League meets
Friday evenings.
ONTARIO ST. ME'))IIODIST CHURC1I-
Sabbath servicer at 11 a.10. and 7 p.m.
Sunday school at 2.301).m. J. S. Cook,
1),I)„ pastor; ,Jac00 Taylor, 8. S. supt,
Epworth League meets Monday even-
ing; Jmayer• meeting co' Wednesday
ovening.
WILLIS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
Sabbath services at 11 11.10. and 7 p.m.
Sabbath school at 2.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings; Chris-
tian .Endeavor Monday evenings. A.
Stewart, 1).D., pastor; James Scott,
5 5, supt. -
ST., PAUL'S ('1HUUf(('ll, EPIS('OPA1.-
Sabhath services at 11 a,n1, and 7 p.m.
Sunday school at 2,30 p.m. Ladies'
Guild meets 3rd Thursday of each
month; A. Y. 1', A. Meets Tuesday
evenings. C. R. Gonne, M.A„ rectorand S. S. shpt.
ST. JOS11041'H ('A'riroi,o' ('uWWII --
Service held every other Sunday at
10.30 a m. and 7 p.m. Rev. I''ather
('insonneault, pastor. C. M. 13. A. meets
dtlt Thursday every month; Sacred
!kart devotions 1st Friday of the
month; Mass every morning at 8 a.m.
- 13RF;'rl41tl•:N- Meetings at 11.a.rn. and
7.31) pan. on:Sunday, and on Friday at
8p.111.
SAh\ATION AlcMY- Service at 7 and
11 11,01, and 3 and 8 ip.rn. on Sunday,
and every week evening at 8 o'clock
Mr. Wiii, Porter, tion of Mr, Alex
Porter of \Vulghan>, died at Medicine
Hat, N. W. T. on Mondayy. Deceased
had been resid1ngin the `Vestfornear-
ly fourteen years and was clerking ma
hardware store.
Mr, John It. Archibald, of Tucker -
smith has purchet the farm adjoining
Seaforth on the east side, belonging to
the estate of the late Charles Wilson.
ft ctntains about 180 acres and waspnr-
chased for $10,25(1. The price of the
farm, however, was $10,(10(1, the odd
Inoneyoing to the tenant, Mr. Win.Ilabktrk, for fall work done,
('17RES COLDS IN ONE i101'It
Many cold cures are dangerous be-
cause composed of deadening opiates.
But fragrant healing Catarrhozone
cures colds in one hour and is both
harmless and delightful to urn. Even
the tvoretcoldn,sneezing,sniffelin colds
with running eyes are stopped very
c.J uickly when the balsamic vapor of
tial recovery in Liverpool, prices hay- (latarrbozone is inhaled. Cataurhozone
ing advanced I0ree shillings the East I acts like a. charm on colds, kills them
th outright, prevents their return a few
hours later. For colds, catarrh and
throat trouble ties Daly ('atarrhozone
Complete outfit $1.(XI, trial size 23c. at
all druggists,
tee ( ays. klien .fames said that
shippers expected the apple trade on
the other site to improve after Jan. 1.
The causes of the slump abroad were
primarily the enormous arrivals in
Liverpool during the past month, the
shiprnentA having averaged 21X),(I(X) to
240,0(X) barrels per week for the six
Weeks prior to December 15. A large
percentage of these consisted of infer•
'or fruit, and as heavy consignments
op the Saxoniaa were injured by frost,
hey had to be put on the market so
eaply tliat gond apples were ren -
ed ahnost unsaleable. Heavy de-
'ies of oranges in England were
her factor 111 the demoralization
market,
ter loss in this trade was pre-
y the absence of supplies of
wn apiples in England and on
ant of Europe. While most
pers are said to have made
profits earlier in the ,ea.s-
this roust have been lost
ine. Toronto exporters
hopeful of recovering
ore long, aaa the ship -
from all the American
k dropped off greatly,
250barrel e, against 24,075
week butt year.
County Clippings
d Mrs James lowatt and Mists
aft, of East Wawllnosh, have
to spend the next.three months
ends in Scotland.
H. F. Rogers, head Insister of Sea
Collegial instit.ut.e, WAS married
rsday morn ing to Mies 'Tena, second
Igher of \1r. Thomas Stephens.
The wedding of Miss Mary Ma lid Alex'
dria 1't'ilson. Youngest dalighler of
v. ,tapper Wilson, of ilidgetown,
Merly of Goderich, to ,T, Frank Rey
.ft, of itidgetown. took place on 1)er•
port illness of pneumonia,
n a week, Mrs. Thome
A HANDSOME SOU VEN1R.-The
magnanimous treatment, that was ex-
tendeol by the Grand Trunk to the del-
egates to Hie Fifth Congress of the
Chambers of ('nrnmerce of the Empire,
during their visit to Canada last. Aug,
has still further been aeeentuated by
the forwarding to the delegates
t.hroughoot the Brititah Empire, to
their horse addresses, one of the most
beautiful souvenirs that has ever been
issued by any railway. The Souvenir
is in the shape of a hook, and includes
a series of reproductions from direct,
photographs taken during the trip
through Ontario and Quebec. The re-
productions are in halftone, printed
In the duocolor process, on the finest
enamel coated paper that could he se-
cured, the defr'rrpfive matter being
simply the titles of views, and each
page Is embellished with a vignette
symbolical of each individual district
and appearing in the bottom left-hand
corner. There are twenty•four pic-
tures in all the book which, in addition
to n view of the splendid train that,
was tendered by the Grand 'Fronk to
the delegates, shows erenrs alone the
line between Montreal and Niagara
Falls, Niagara Frills and Windsor,
Sarnia to Muskoka., some beautiful
reproductions of the scenes in the
'Highlands of Ontario,' and a very
comprehensive set. of group pir(nres
Ihat were taken of the party Aurin
their trip The whole is b_�Tr�tnd in dark
green silk, with a ho'AHIiiTi) it.it.le page
stamped in red and gold sl ving th -
twit -Of -arms of the Dominic .'
a.r1a.. encircled with » ha.n (
silk ribbon lied in a how ntf
Tl)is souvenir will be greatly
cited by the dolegat.ee, and tv1
n
Die 1 rk pleasant rt
ip trip to Can 1
onalfactor
Land torSale
,HENRY .BEA
(t1aepejg r s lir Sas 0
BARIUSTJl. SOM. Ode.
OLOPTO
orrice-lilflott Bkek,forseerjy
by Mr Sect,.
For sale that splendid eaah t one 10t, form' t ° MBPfIEY Ti 1610110.
la` agory,Qust on the nothere outekirta ofr
Clinton, The gravel road lad base line Paw d W. - BRYDONB.
in on each u side. 15 *colloid land well
sated for marker garden (4 private reetdenoe. ARREST ER, SOLICITOR NOT
apply to DIRS. F.ARUENTHarlook.
PUELiO, ETQ
OL11 TON
For Sale or to Rent.
Lot 29, non, 2, Stanley cc talning 100 acres
In good atateol onitit-ado or sale or to rent
for term of years' apply to NO. McGREGOR,
on premises or MRS D. Mo REGO1t, 2 oon.,H.
R. S. Tuokeremith, Seat) P.,0.
Feb. 7-51,
Farm for Sale.
Lot, 89, Concession 4. Goderieh Tp„ about 2t
miles from Bayfield, 8 relies from Clinton,
containing 80 acrd, more or lees; good fresh-
water creek running through same the year
round ; 2 Korea orchard, frame house,barn 130x50
For particulars apply to undersigned on the
premises,-WM. bKL'dNER.
Farm for Sale
South half lot 83, con 15, Goderich Townsh ip acres; good clay loam; 5 aeras fall whe at
good frame house and frame kitchen, good cel-
lar top plastered; cement floor; soft water
cement cistern; hard water pump; frame barn;
two frame stables, sheephouse and pig pen s.
Good, never -failing spring creek runs through
the lot. Apply to WALTON DODDSWOR'rH
on the premises, or Clinton P.0,
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers his farm,soutb half of
lots 9 and 10. Concession 12. On the place is a
atony and a half frame house with stoue caller;
driving house, barns, she ds, and all neoeseary
outbuildings, one email orchard, never failing
eprine creek and well, cistern,90 acres cleared,
10 acres bush. One mile and a_quarter from
ohurch,eehool and poet office. For full partic-
ulars apply to
Sept 5-tf. 11 .H, 1180X, Blyth, Ont.
Farm for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale his choice
farm, lot 31 con. 6, towntship of Hullett, con-
sisting of 50 sores. On the niece is a comfort-
able story -and -a -half brick house, good out-
buildings, a email orchard, never -falling sprirg
and well. Property is well situated, being
within 4 miles of Clinton and ten minutes' walk
of church, school and post office. Eight acres
of fall wheat sewn. Will t e sold on reasonable
terms. For full particulars apply to
01 3m W. J. McBRIF]N, Summerhill, P,O.
Farm For Sale.
Lot.'12, Bayfield con., Goderich tp., 113 acre ..
(85 cleared balance hardwood,with a large quan-
tity of cedar on it), in good state of cultivatinr
about live acres fail wheat,and considerable fall
plowing done. Comfortable brick house large
barn wititstabling underneath driving shed and
other outbuildings; about 2 oars orchard.
mostly winter fruit • well watered-neverfail-
ing spring creek and two wells Seven miles
from Clinton and three from Bayfield. Posses-
sion at any time, reasonable term. Apply for
further particulars to CHAS. SIMONS. 7 St.
David at., Goderich.
NOTICE.
We have for service at our farm; London
Road, a pure Scotch bred Shorthorn Ball and
aThorobred Yorkshire Boar Reglstered, from
Imported stock on both tildes. both extra fine
animals, terms *1.50 and $1.01
We have for sale 3 young shorthorn Hulls,
and some cows and heifers, will be sold at
reasonable prices. They are all pure bred,
we have also a lot of grade cattle, stockers and 1
feeders for sale.
0-30-tf. H. PLUMSTFEL, Clinton.
CONSERVATORY
Studio Of Music.
r
W. Glenn Campbell, Organist and Choir
director of Willie Presbyterian Church
Clinton,
Teacher of Pianoforte, Pipe -Organ and all
branches of Musical Theory. Pupils prepared
for all the examinations of the Toronto Con-
servatory, College or University. New Steidle)
ever Twltchells' Shoe store. A.11 are wet Erie.
D L. MACPAERSO
INSURANCE (
Fire
OFFICE,
I,Ife AeoldentIPp ate Glass
MACKAY BROCK, (.tLINTON.
JOHN W. Y(EO.
HOLMESVILLE,i
Agent for the MANCHESTER Fti E ASSURANCE
Co, of Manchester, England hose funds are
security are rated at $14,500, Also the Mc-
HILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE . A classes of
farm risks and town property taken by
lowest rates. First -e res Lckwn Companies
also represented. Money to be, had fr.w 4 per
cent up, romp' )InRR o nature% of ',scrag. -
Daily mall Holmeevllle -- postal card aril
fetch him
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY
ONLY INSUI3,HD, .
J. B. McLean, President, SRA.
P. 0. T.
Fraser Vice President Brumfield, P. 0 , T. E,
Hays, ,Boo. Treas. seadorth,1'. 0.
Jas, Connolly, Porters Hill, Jobn Watt, Har -
look, G. Dale, Clinton, M. Chesney, Sesforth,
J Evans, Beechwood, J. O. Grieve, Winthrop,
J. Bennewefs, Brodhagen.
l Ental yDirector inspector of losses in his own
J. W. Yeo, Holm•evilles
Robert Smith Har -
look Jas. Cumming, E8gmondvitle, Ed. inch -
ley, liar-
look,
G. De McTaggart,
BANNER
ALBERT ST , 4, CLINTON
General Banking Beninese
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Notes fanned. Intereet allowed on
deposits,
J. P. TISDALL.
BANKER,
C f N'I'UN, ONT
o loan on mortgagee at
l current rated
bast nem transected
lowed on deposits.
Private fa
Menders and pro -
ave been barred
the independent
irr Ohire,
RIDOUT & HALE
CONVEYANCERS, COItUIJBB1OWEI
'Real ]Estate and Inenranoe Agent
Money to loan
C. B. HALL JOHN 13
M G. CAMERON
formerly of Cameron; Holt & Cam
BARRISTER AND SOLID
Office -Hamilton St opposite Colborne
GODERIOH, ONT
&
DICKINSON GAR
R()
D RO
BARRISERS, SOLICITORfl, MC,
Once --Corn Hamilton St. and tie
Coderlch, Ont.
H. L. Dict . ason CHAS. °ARROW.
PAM DFOOT & HAY
BARBffiTERS, aPLIOITOR8, NOTARIES
PROCTORS IN' r14,81AarrniE Coulrr
OiHce: North st., neszkdoer to ilfgtpalr
Private Fonds to lent lowest**
of interest. �•
W. PRGUDFOOT.
Medical.
WM. GUNN, M.L.,
L, n. C. P. a S. Edinburgh,:
Ofttoe-Ontario, Street, Clinton. Nigh
at front door of office or residence,
bury Street.
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYBIOIAN, SVRGEOI
Au.<ncheer etc., office and
tario Bt., opposite English church, form
envied by I)r. Appleton, Clinton Oat,
DR. C. W. THOMPS
Physician, 'Surgeon, Rte.
special attention given to disclosel
Eye, Far, Throat and Node.
Office and Residence -
Albert Street,2 Blocks North of Batt
G. W. Manning Smith, M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, for
occupied by Dr. Pallister:
DR. AGNEW,
DENTIST.
CLINTON, - ONTAR191,
Office open every dayand until IOWA.
Saturday evening. ,,,
• 1r' (;)a
D G. ERNEST HOLMEI
DENTIST
(Successor to:Dr. T. C. Broca
Specialist In Crown and Brad Work
L, D. S.-(iradpate Royal College ental 8n
aeons of Ontario, Toronto,
D.D. 8. -First-class Honor graduate of Deo
tal Department of Toronto • Unaware*:
Special attention paid 'to preservation 0
children's teeth. Will visit Bayfi d •Qer
Monday. -
Office over W. Taylor 8t S n's sho store
4 of
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offioee over O'NEIL'Sstore.
Special pare taken to make dental treat
-
mono as painless as possible. Wi11 vier
Auburn every Mon •
fi tiscellaneous.
C. L. FISHER.
OLINTON - ONT„
General Agent of Federul Life Asseirsece C
1 ollciee on all the latest approved plana,witie
privileges and options most advantageous()
the Insured, Annuities issued,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED BY
J. R. Rumba'', Clinton.
...____i_______...„
wM. SNELL,
LL, r
coilnty Auctioneer. !
Roving •procured notionea''s LIoen•ao fork
the County of Huron, p�QI solicit a share of the\
r
erase. Dates furnish by mail, 'phone. beleg-
e ph or personal inttbbrvtew, Chargee rnasotl-
li
Money
war
Prds ivate funds to loan at 4 per cont and ap-
W. lEY•DONH
JA"i0110,
ISSUER o8 MARRIAGE LIC INRgga
- No witnesses regained
To Renti,,
f,ot No. 80Con, 10 Goderic
rent: W. fRYDON'E, Belief
The. Novelty
and Resta
Oh yes,' tt
WE HAVE
Mixed Candy, from 7d to
Creams from loo to 40o
Perrin's and MoCormiok'e N'
and Marsoaibo Ch000lates at
Bon -Bene, in boxes, from 20o to
Malaga Grapes and Raisins,
per Ib.
Oranges from 20o to 80o per de
Walnuts, Almonds and Tibe
15c per lb.
Don't Porget
That Chrietmae Caked
made to your own order,
own make ie hard to beat,
/CdrNo better Bread made 1