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'iiw•,os•Led mice for 35 cents, or ane
anuanttafori l•Coilulunicatwits 11elided1
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1 yr. limo. ;two. Into,
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!tom.
'Witte. and i'rl)rt•ietor.
Rev. Dr. tiossack.
A good c» n1 of in•olninenee iv l'eting
van to an open letter from Rev. t.
r. -� r •. of Parkdale, t0 lion. C. \\
antro which he cri,.ieist 4 the Premier
a good deal of freedom and not a
bitterness. The letter is ht•ing
sated by the Opposition a.4 an 4`yl
.''ke-tat•eof impartiality, but the more the
Agnew is diescussed a'1d the rea40l45 t•t)t'
ittrs'heing written are known, the less
weight 'rvt71 be attached to it. I1 ere is
satistaaa►ll-s{ph froin the Toronto Star
‘'arblie ,(Explains itself : -
/Swan, who has resigned as •1
to and a m)►nager of Deer Park
• lyregati(inal Church, er(p(ained to-
=ailley that his actio!► WAS dnc to 1t, v 1).
f9lt#lnutc8's'terribly" open letter to
!bei a. George W. 'toss. •'911.. I1o•4,ack
ace" he added, "L14at the re.lsou 111'
by to Mr Koss was beeanse
k haat asked toe au ofli• e ter
law, aunt llr- HOS:, had
nest. The 1•hllrch
e kindest net wow that
1 IterliIr'n1 would lee
the church."
r from •11. member
1st) sited- light on
nto Star:tiialy n
gatinu of bitch,
one wlilI hiyjitsAys
and ars ntli(,ts > 4,•
14 w'lticl m y or
fight unitize of tet'.
(tfni. renis
is at 1,1111>ter
t wits 1) hr-
humberland
'hose a1>(> her.
tug !mei g 1\0
!Witt, ill I( lilt
t 111• t ."1" (11•111
L 144 11))' ) 11j -44y,
1 as of ti4)e came to
whet amid the
ation, the po it Ira!
a plaee, :, see:ll.-
nt and a 1'.tt'kd'd,
ktivledSged appli
. 1.1 Ubtlal!'k )-(i;1(11 at
ithienthcrag :)t1) 1• things
his va(:II1) •. )1r, line
e guise of the (local ,ant•
1 to use Itis i lllllrnee, '1'ht•
of t1) atT.tir is that )11.
his pplirllion in ter the
it i)urirtg the pa1,t few
lIOI_Ion h,s been to be ;1
n the Pederal or 1'rorincia1
The applirttil,n 4\14 (1 >
•lara1 C4)111(44 1t •••', >F))d a
ailed upon .\ir, I1o,-aa4•k.
,u)ply Niah it. '1'111. 414.,1
"hese are hon>ely tart,
were 114 1!.1' )' 1
lain a rin.v •o!t.
11)4(1 tot' Ilan, 1„'.
T18' hums,'
urn 111.'• (I, t. ell
intlltence well i1
rent body of nan-
ere iv n 11111111114.11 If 1 ale
urinal minister oft1)(• ,,•,•
►tint; the glad tidings of
yet the knife 111' (11.111,•,•, 11!
d worldly,lvaricl• 1.•11,1v a )
personal train. :11 r. 110.s u k
a titan of pt•omiv4 - :>n11 I)u•ol
Chnreh AVMs loyal111 h>>n, lett
even his friends of vote 1 hick
hits elo*uent words eon, en)i14,
'ty and lowliness when he hi,
entytatlrts; the rever'f,e. From a, 1•111Irch
psarnhef view his letter is a d;).1 I lice to
ua IODILet friends, n disgrace 10 •'\ 1.1 v
(•+rrignaratinn whose pulpit he ha'i o,••
ntulnietl, n d'RI{trou'(' *1) Torn)) t4 I'r1'.Ilr
le.y. Mr. llossack says he is \ailunt
Tera (aattriftrs h:s al' t 1041, 1,1.111 h 111 ty 111'1•
v11 Nathan's words limy he \((•
it-- -thou artthe nein ' t
.Lost November war, the 111 41 >nont 11
=): nee MI5 in which no ate of keel>
Itgnem repo] ted in ale i'I'.11eI eta 1.•s.
l'i Hering very cut i4114 i11:l '\n'4.1 ire o.
�lrtslsttiui w1), ('•nla,li•n14
hlt,Vegt 4'r•ong rapt:Kne ,.,
Litt •'
'Both Sir \VilfretI late -if 1111,1 11rn4
Mr_ I)r-yden say Thal elm Vut, 0 1 11
belt p,resrhes nrld gra (WS att. .I1 ,.1 14
theC,tlifoinin Hui). .\ II \v,• 1144.11 1.' I'
i4 n„y)•isrr parking and .h, 1 itch• 41 1,
frail I r• a )nuns,>d 1 he 111 11 1
Clrtlattii
(iii/Vernnt, nt 1 11 '1'la 1 •
rfiAt•inflit itre. .rlpllorl I;t,._ 1 'I •',
't/t' the
of the (1t...4>, 4 ,l ..44,.1.4.
1'�jrrvtlting '
1 a willing -if r• to ; 11 !rant•: ,
twit i4 dull, "h 111 1 Il ,•.141,4
trtli:rn pe r alt•, \fI . \\ I'4_ . 14 \ n
to eioitor t he (:,,,.11 11 •••,,t
►1.a "4(p4' '444 14-.' \11 lb stet,
!'lets Yor't in an tuldr4 s'',14.1)1 4: I.' 11
tit watt,greatl'r honor• to he I'1 c• 1 1 '111 4,1
heard by the votes of millions 4f
vnp1e Chan Ring of the British 1?1n
byeccident. it was an unfortun-
ano, ,•
wy1.1onotionw - ttr^It
.ate 4'•ol.uk, and noon very courteously
he tiv:,n Infl,rin,•d than were it possible
t4 have au election King Edward
would !revive the vote of every elan.
\\ uncut. anti child ut the whole l' nlpite
of (It eat Britain. And from the ring-
ing hear, hear:' that ctt111e 11.0111 the
goat nu,lieuce you telt that it way
true.'
\Ir Itah,•rtfor
Ittl•I erdil:e,��pp
Moot real, 111,1 \ ire I'l'4--4 lent ul the
Houle-1,1sta lest , annoutteetl to -(lay
that at the nt.t >.r,'iol, of Parliament
la \took! eleve the adoption of a hill
making it ., criminal utlence to cts-
cuLlte \ineric:u1 tu,)ey in ('anadn,
)1 111 rendering anyone doing se liui)le
tn., fine u( doul,ly the face value of the
looney circulated. The bill will he an
adtlitiuu to the Banking Art, and :Ur
Ilickerdike sass it i4 in rctatlia(iun for
the High commission charged by
_knee testa bank., on l'auutdian Money.
Alderman \ietoig, a staunch Liberal
of t bedew', >vas rtvluested W become
the Liberal candidate, and this is what
he said: 1)efiuitely and positively 1
will not lie the eaedldate. I routdn't
if 1 would and I wouldn't it 1 • contd.
\V111tt Ilse would it he to met() go down
to the l,egislatsurand sit mistime hack
bench in 0 1Nrsition. And what use
would it he to my constituents to have
n(4- these? i think the Ross (love; ii -
1114.11t is 441 ;101110'. '1hever been thlv'e
atltn,;etlu'r tel, longand they've gut too
many htv•1(•1s and hangars -on. The
whale thing is coo 1 rt and rotten, and
I believe they should be formed out.
No: i tell vim solenully and lomestly.
I wouldn't be their candidate if 1
f(n1)11).'•
The foregoing is absolutely lint rue in
e\-'t?ry pert icula r, It hits been !!oily
l(tredicted ht• qtr. McCoig, tell(' is
the ).it)eral candidate. The contradict
tion \h:>s 11 •4-•n 1>uhlishetl hroadcasL,
aeaael helt•..s thicdoes not prevent Cou-
serv,11; e papers giving currency to
the ah.e -e, which they !oust know is
outs u,•.
\Italy o�
present 1.o;
ingc 1\h1•>c
the keenest, fights in th>
to,.t are being waged i)4 rid
�he majority snit!,) lasstel-
eat ion441 as u. •der 1(C!. .0f these ten
were h1.1(1 hy t11te Liberals. and six by
(' inset vat iv(•-. gilt) Liberal seats were
- Doth, m \V4,at, hat ; Balton, 16 :
!testate, East, '10 : Huron \Vest, 21 ;
l,:luark North, till• ; 'Middlesex East, 21:
Norfolk South, 7.,t.; Perth South, 71 :
Simeoe'('entre. 44 1 : \Vent worth Nort h
le.'1'uose held by onservaltiv were
-11ruc(• ('entre, 12 : Fronter c, :)7 :
Huron South, 111 : l,er4nox,:i: Victoria
\Vest, Ik) : Waterloo \South, Its. Of
those het ween 1414) and y.400nine' were
held l'v Liberals and nithe let\ ('onset
vat.ves. anal of tleas over 211) there
were 442 on earl' side. Provo the 111.t -
named class there alight ' lee. singled
out tour ridings in which the majol'ity
was noel 1,000. Three were held by
the (lrposi1ion, Carleton, 1,221'1 : 1 )uf-
ferin, l,:,l1, and West Too(1]t((, 1.54.;,
end one by tile GVveeenlent, \\•est
)teterhoru', 1,19'I.
1)E-\1 `i`1?yS C.ANNOT BE (1:I1 El)
hy I tad :Ipplieatione, as they cannot.
reach the diseased portion of the ear,
Thele i4 only cot' way to cure deaf
[less, and that is by constitutional
remedies, Deafness is caused by an
inflamed rondithen of the mucous lin
in (if the Eurtrtchiau Tuht•, \\'hen
Due tithe (4 inflamed roll have rnm11-
11ag Rout;(' 4-r imperfect, heating, and
when it i'1 eutita:yr elove(J, 1)ealfnese is
the [Tome end unle.4 the inflamma-
tion cath Ir(• taken nut nnd this tube
restored to It, nornlatl condition, hear
it,)g will Ire destroyed forever : nine
, as(1c out of ten meatuses' by Catat'rh,
which i4 nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous stlt•fa(e•9,
V6- will glee One Hundred Dollars
for auly 4,451' of Ilealfnesw(cansed by
r•:It:orh) that cannot 1e• (•ur.el by 1141's
('a,t.ltrh ('ore, Mend for circulates, f -e,
1'. ,1. 4 ' l l 1: N F: \ t4 CO., Trledo, O.
Sold i>t- Data gists, Tae.
Take 114411'4 114utily fills f'u'con,ti
pet fall.
i)airy Instruction
la i. ee:llifying to the 1)ailainlen'a
,\••n, talion- a1n11 114e I) I: l•tnlent of
\ 1n•.,Itnte to know that t1)(• work o1
�v(l ilt 1 ('1>414)51 on tor the benetl1
• f 1 )nit y 1.,1 n'cr•, oa net, of t reanler•-
1 '4 111711 fa,'1nt II•,4, 111111 1111ker•, ha, ia'ett
In4(lo1•In'• 4t .nt I1 nettkc(1 results.
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Signaturs
of
Brighten The Lonely
Homes.
( Written for the Naw
Those who kuow the great West of
Canada eau easily picture to them-
selves the country, the scattered home-
steads, the primitive shacks, the u)in-
,t,'s huts, which are inhabited by those
Farmers' Institute Meet-
ings Postponed
After consulting with a number of
Institute speakers es well as local
offieers in different. parts of the Prov•
ince, the superintendent bas decided
not to hold any Institute meetings un-
til Jannaryalst. It was the unaninei
ot both delegates and officers
a political campaign would interfere
very Much with the attendance and
the succe.es of Institute meetings. No
announcements of meetings had been
made for January, although all lists
errangernent of the lists has; been made
and the seine submitted to the eecre-
tariee of the Yarioas riditige. The re-
vised dates will he announced in plenty
of time to allow local seereta ries to (10
the necessary advertising before the
date of the first meetings. The tesular
number of meetings for each tiding
will he held in all the older sectione of
the province, Int's in the northern (lis -
Parry Sound and Muskoka) atTanae-
ments will he made to hold meetings
in June (iv Inly (0. in the fell monthe.
Department of .kgriculture,
Toronto, Dec. 2:1rd. 1904.
County Clippings
11154 Wm O'Brien, of the ard rem
Hay, while going :orotund the Isick
yard, Sitturday morning, slipped on
the icy ground and had the misfor-
tune to break her leg. This tnak et
the seveeth (11.Se of frit(•.ure that Dr
Browning has been called upoit to at-
tend, on thie farm.
Mies Belle Pearson, forineisly teacher
at. Mem-omen, has been engaged as
teacher of the school in Banff, N. W.
T.. at a salary of $750. Miss Pearson
dist
is residin with her brother Robt ,
who is a steitannry there.
Mr an rs Jam Neelands,of Brant-
ford, foefitier well-known residents of
aeingligni, and at one time living in
Londedeiro, celebrated the fiftieth an-
ni yentas, of their wedding day on the
For Woo Folli
as well as
Big Ones
"Grown Ups '" have no monopoly on
Mooney's
Perfection
Cream Sodas
Children take to these de-
kious crackers like they do to
bon -bons. There's an appe-
tizing crispness --an inviting
deliciousness about them that
is simply irresistible.
Wholesome and nutritious.
too. just the
food for little
ones to make
thcm grow.
At your gro-
cer's -Ci the
inoisture-
f boxes.
Bedfast for Three Years
HELPLESS As AN INFANT -Now
Wonderful Recovery of Mr
John McCullough, of
Uxbridge, Ont.
The Clailin Chemical Cc , Windsor ;
Gentlemen -11 is with much pleas-
ure that I send you this testimonial
regarding the wonderful benefit 1 have
dey Pills. Have been an invalid for
nearly three years with inflr iniutcory
rheumatism, and was bedfast until
about six months ago, when an old
friend of the fatuity called to s3e me,
and left me tiOnle of your pills. I be-
gan to feel the benefit of them after
taking one box. I have continued us -
teen), and au! now utile to get out
of bed an'l dretet myself, and can go
out without crutches Before teking
the pills 1 Watt helpless es an infant,
and had to be taken eillv of like one.
I honestly believe that your pills
have been the cause of my getting
better. 1 have tried about everything
that could be thought of its a cure for
my trouble, but feel this remedy of
yout•s has done more goud than
any ef them, awl I feel if I were- at
younger man, that taking them for
ittid strong again hut of course 1 ft 111
all Old Mall 1104V, and have not the
conelitution to wol.k on, but. 1 hope
this simple story el the wey your pills
have helped tale wilt be Id value to
JOHN MeCC1.1,01.'0H
1' xhridee, Ont.
ENGLAND SLIPPING INTO SEA.
Twenty rest Koch VOA! 44 the Encroach.
anent of the Water.
Sou is diminishing the area ef the
British Isles is- hardly realized.
It is no longer safe to build near
the coast line 111 many plaices, so
persistent is the encroachment of the
Nt alert;
Preshwater Ilii3 , in the Isle of
ight , it 41154' in point. lit'rt• there
is great Mingo!' hat Preshwater and
Tot hind 33 Ill ent cut off from
tilt. l'eSt of t he Isle of Wight . and a
circumstance making the 41.1'
serious that. 011 the
port ion N1 hiCh NtoUld he isul,,Ited 4.1111
nil The tUrtiheationS of 1 114'
part of 1 he isle, ,incluiling the Need-
less Fort, wit h its pop...riot ordnan-
The extent of the rii3 ages of the
5.(.41 Iwo' 1,0 Judged hy 1 110 fart thot,
t vont inuouS Hill" road which form-
erly 3% ent round this portion of tho
Isle has been cut and now leads
A prominent iesident of 1'1 esti water
expressed 1 he opinion that prompt
acting together.
In the current issue of The Lib: -
hoot Societ 's journal en astound-
ing slit:ellen) 1111;lle. 't it, Sold
In 1 orkshiro. 1,01
instil ut ion laid houseti
for launching t hoii s, Not only
has every est Igo of 1 he houses and
further inland 1. 1",41
ae ay.
There are other parts 01 1 ho rmtst,
creel any thing of a characicr
I ended 10 he
simply throe ing money int» the sea.
The difficulty of dealing wit h
encroachments is that he sea is in-
exorable. and if its advance is stop-
ped in cue. place it will force its way
lo another.
Great Lace Favivai In England.
will be great revival in
the wearing of lace this SeaS011,
()Wing" to the faShiOn Set 1),1,1 (4114N111
Paris shops. taking heir roe from
royalty, are filitai with lace goods of
ex ery description. ln turn our own
busere are floittling he country with
heavy import at ions of the varlet*
niak('s of Ince which. 34 ill lend t hern-
selves to the fashions of t he season.
Owiiig to he encouragement 01 the
(toren and Viceroyalty in Ireland,
modistes 'the world over have given
point and crochet lace.
The wearing of the n1)1'10110 has
also produced a demand for the Mal-
tese and Spa 114Sh laces, and the Egyp-
t ian, Persian, and Armenian scarfs.
Baca (lesigne by Giovanni di Faint
nrel other famous Italian artists are
at ill in existnnca, and nre now being
reeked for the use of the modern
so great ill the rraze for laro
lust at present thnt women nf busi-
ness 'hist ineis are kending valuable)
pieces which hove come to 1 hem lEIS
family heirlooms to heir vainer sis-
tors for a sum of motley t hat greatly
enloinceti hoir hank Recount
days, then soak In water in a tin pail
for halt an hour, strain through a sieve
and use liquor for cleaning varnished
paint. It makes It look like new. lint
do not 1181. on unvarnished paint. It
cienns windows, mirrors and oilcloth,
and the leavee squeezed dry are desla
nide to scatter over a carpet before
men er Tomato Saner.
sauce hurry Slid 1011111 toes
fresh or canned ;it head she simply
ID hos a few spoentaile of entchup, re-
duces 11 Ith het wafer, thickens it
Slightly with flour, null there she is,
avIth her sauce rendy five minutes'
11010.
Y),)111 got the while ennmel fever. It
Is only n pnseing fed. 11, avell not last
Ione, e hen yoffl !Hive nll the odd
41e, e4 111 pair house in white nnd
voemi is over 3 011 Will reg'rei it.
4'11 eft Mist Iltrend n needle with weir -
shall (eke A wane of not tot batting rind
twaa it with the end of yortr woreteil,
nn(I) It slips through 1 he,,, teedle readily.
Oretch your girl hOtif,
5011 thank you for het
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•
Tem R POWDERS.
Land*r Prams.* Aiwa Xleaw• me Pro.
• Malden LID Eros.
Good temper is a matter of easy
se/nevi:meet. according. to that emi-
nent, medical authority Sir Lander
Brunton, of London, England.
Sir Lander believes that. good di-
gestion a, considerable factor . in
securing amiability, but in special
cases he recortunends the administra-
tion of "temper powders."
Gouty persons, says, beCOnle
temporurily irritable shortly before
an attack of gout, and for such
people he recommend/3 twenty grains
of bicarbonate of potash with ten to
twenty grains of bromide potassium,
to be taken when the feeling of irri-
tability comes on. This frequently
soothes it and has the further effect
of lessening worry even in theft
who are not irritable.
"11 this 'temper powder,' as 1 am
accustomed to call it,'' says Sir
Lander, "be taken when some irri-
tating occurrence takes place or somo
depressing news is heard it appears
to take away the sting of either, so
that in the ,place of being much wor-
r•ied and unable to turn attention te
other things a pet•son feels as if he
laid slew over the had news or woe-
rY tied is able to obtain relief by
tuteling his at tention to something
"In the irritability of temper caus-
ed curdiac discuses or Whiell
•the precursor of headache I have
found a few dues of bromide of po-
tassium and salicylica le of soda will
ittNe roliel. and improve 13i: temper.
Constant explosions of temper on the
part, of a weinher of a family may
affect the health of the other mern-
bers, who have their appetitiee spoil-
ed, their digestion impaired their
LliTV(.8 shattered and their pleasure
in life destroyed hy I he irritable
temper of another. Vol. these prat -
ems the best 'treat incnt to admin-
ister 'temper powders' 14) the offend-
ing person, when the distressing
symptoms of the other members of
the family will be relieved.-
Customs receipts at Toronto h Lye in-
creased close on a million arni a had
comeared with east year. This years
aggregate Will ext ee 1 1:11 000,0ts
roma wailligisis*****ogs%
Iof Yeats From
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this wonderful remedy. II *hey de
am sure that they will have the same
experience that I have had."
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Branch Office. k/SLSt... Wash
Wok's COttun Root Compoes4
Ladle. Favor'
Ta the only
regulator on
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V--Oicit strewn eases -10 OMR
Totowa,' Rant Onmponte4. Tette 11:-.7eXii
it DOO
Ihteillog to Let.
'trees. the former rralliesos of 00,p• ShoPi
herd. 16.00. andro team
For Sale.
$700.00 will bay * oomfoltable house mu
Frederick Street, Six mouse, elands, pan -
HI's hard and SOLI Water, good garden. In
a good. sisuatioa. $1100.00 'House on
Iliarv Streets with all oontionienties. stable.
Farm tor Sale.
The undersigned offers foe ialo the val-
uable farm lot 21, con. 16th, Outiorinb IP.
containing 80 'korai. Ou the premises are
about 20 sous of good hardwood ; good
frame buildings, • sprint orsek funning
through the hum, guod o ay land ; about 3
milei from Clinten. convenient so the new
aohool. Apply to
Lands tor Sale
"In the far West'. Howard, Assa, Im-
proved farms for sale al $14 per acre,
other fartin without buildings from $6 so
512 pet acre, gocd land from oue to six
miles froin town. rare paid to partesi
investing. N. P. MUCH, Beware, Assa,
Farm for Sale.
73 acres. South half ot Lot No, 21, Bay
wooded aud well supplied with miring water.
An exuellent uraziog farm. Apply to Jame.
Sheppard, Clinton, J. P. Sheppard, Clin-
UM, or to
W. BRYIKINE.
SA). itor for the executers of
the estate of John Sheppard, dismissed.
DesirabtesPalreoperty for
lionse and lots in the village of 11olmes-
vilte, The undersigned (flare for sal+, her
large two-story brick house, slate 'roof,
good cellar, large room'', furnace, hard and
soft water in house, stable and drive abed.
good garden, all Rinds of fruits, about
acres of is.nd. convenient to Railroad Sta-
tion Poet Office Church and School. Ap-
ply by msil, or on the premisee to MRS.
Hides and Sheepskins
WANTED
Highest prices paid tor Hides
)ind Sheepskins delivered at
my Hide House.
Grain Grinding;
Sebscriber has put in a Grinder at
RATTENBURV ST., CLINTON,
and will be prepared, cn and after' the 10th
inst., to grind all sorts of grain on short
notice, W. II COLE.
After Holidays
What about making a step forward
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OF TORONTO
We offer superior advantages wait
our eighteen teachers, fine equipment
and thorough work. We have helped
hundreds to mount up the grade.
Aley we not help you? Let us send'
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Write W. H. SHAW, Principal
New Flour feed and
Seed Shire Opened
The undersigned beg to ennoncee that
they have openel up a new line of
business in which will be Mate a fresh
seri full line of Pieta. Feed. Seed
annrd Goods. ontoked and
urr d Meats, and some smaller
tit,ee of gorais each as Breakfast Ponds,
Matched, Silt, Yeast, Crackers, etc.
We will make a specialty
of nanditne Choice, Clean 'Varietiem of
seed Grain and Timothy Seed
whoch we have now on hand,
Give nes call.
FO RD •Fit McNEIL
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only Insured.
J. 13. NIclean, President, Kippen; Thos
Eraser, Vice -press Brucefield; Thos. E
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth;
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech -
Each Director is inspector of losses in
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Seaforth; James gumming, Egmond-
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Central
Meat Market
business of F. FL Powell I en. pre-
pared to furnish the people of Clin-
ton with all kinds of Freah an d
te..) lord, bniter eon always kept on
Telephone 76.
Ore,. peneerel promptly to
N. It -Forms hav
0111ing at the shop.
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by Mr Scott.
MOM
SARBISTER 50=0
CONVEYANCERS, Colons
formerly of Oameront Holt St
BARRISTER AND SOLI°
Ofiloti-Haadlton fit opposite °other
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
°Site -Cum Hainilten St. and the
H. -L. Dick .3H011 CHAS. BARROW.
save-
PROUDFOOT Its HAM
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Nomoince Fyn 1
Office: North st., next door to ilignaleflic
Private Funds to lend at 1. e eat rata'
of intermit.
W. PRGUDFOOT. R.C. RAYS
Dr, J. Nisbet tonna, R.C.S. England,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. N*bt calls as
trent door of ottice or residence. ltuttenbares
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
teriki lite oppoelte English church, formerly se
envied by Dr. Appleton. Vinton Ont.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
Eye, Ear, T oat and Hese.
Mace and Residence -
Albert filweelt2 Blocks Norther Itrateeksary
G. W. Nanning Stultb,.II.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON:
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayliald, fOreserly•
&coupled by Dr. Palliator.
UR. AGNEW.
DENTIST.
CLINTON, - ONTARIO.
Office open every dayand until 10 &oleo
Satuidat evening.
DENTIST
(Successor to:Dr. T. C. Bruce
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Worn
L, S.-4.11radtutte Royal tailless Dented sur
500118 of Onterio, Toronto.
tal Department of Toronto Crilversity -
Special attention paid to preservation olIe
enflames teeth. VVill visit niented rem
DR. II..FOWLER
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental tro
meta as painless as poseible. Win zi
Auburn every Monday.
CLINTON - ONT..
General Agent of Federal Life Assurance
privileges and options roost adVantogeous to •
the Insured. annuities issued. mint
SEDER OP MARRLt011 LICBRARA
No wItnessas required
oncy
Private funds to loan at 434 /or cent eekup-
JOHN W. YE0
Awn ND the MANCRICSISh Fr u ABSIIRkele•
C0.01 Manchester, Enslatut whoosh:tads aro
maturity are rated at 1S4.600,00P. Akio the tic -
farm risks and town property taken by
lowest rates. Pirst-e am Loots Clostosates•
aim represertied. Honey to lbs had ft a. 41 per
cant up, aces, dna o nature of sox Mt. -
Daily - posts/ card we
Licensed Auctioneer.
The undersigned solicits a share of tbe
patronage of those wishing to hold sales.
Satialsotion guaranteed. Moderate retro..
Apply to or addrees JAS. A. SMITH, lot
38, con 16, Gsderich tp., Clinton Pi O.
MARRIAGE LICENSES, -
ISSUED BY
,J. Rumball, Clinton.
G. D. Meraggart.
BANKER
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Notes issued. Interest allowed on
Private funds to loan on mortgagee 10..
beet current rated
General Thinking bueineae traposeted
;merest allowed on degedtg.
Sale notes bonght
Carol E. tombe
Organ's of Ontario Street
Methodist ehureas
Teacher of Piano, Singing. liarroortr
STUDIO -In tillott Block.
th London on WedtteldaYil..
Now Eva attiftIontreal linfaU;‘'