The Clinton New Era, 1905-03-31, Page 2.11
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-.ewes TRAK NARK
%) The Western School's
1 There 'will be no Belmont' in Alberta
sund-Saskatchevean, In. seM1trei of any
religious denomination. Every School
will be in control er the State
PeoPie cOodetnu the Separate schools
in the North-West on •the word of i
their enemies, and without taking the
troable to -i•ead any fair. statement
-about thane s . ...
If those so-cal'ed Separate schools in
the West are objectionable, then we
have Pablic schools in .Ontario .that
are Protestant Separate sehooli. We
refer to those wherein there are pray.
ers and Bible reading/an opening each,
day, the Roman Catholic pupils enter-
ing after the religious eierciees 'neve
been concludeil.
*Wet ono man in ten WOef, shouts
against Separate schooKin the ' West
is aware that these schools really are,
as Mr, Fielding .says, national schools.
They will -have certificated teachers
like the other Public schools, the same
text books, the same inspectors, and
will be ie all reepects the eple, except
that at 3,3e,:gptVitirP21'740.° .C19,,,00t
wish to remain for religious inatitice1
tion will withdraw and those pup:is
whose parents clesirelbem to receive
religious histruetien will remain for
az/
half an hour.. , . ' • ' '
The Roman Oath • para4..e selibols
in the Territories are to be found in the -
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following places nsfollows, one school
for each place: Celgary; Prince Albert
IMmontort, MacLeod, Strathcona; ,
Lethbridge, Regitge, Wetaskiwin, St.
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Andrew, arid Sv. Mary, 'only, the two
latter'being rural schocds. In the Im-
mense temitory lying south' of the
Caniaan Pacific Railway • there Are
only two schools. Yet to prevent the
continuance of these schools, subject
though they are to to direct public
eintrol, there are parties who would
welcometen years of race and. creed
agitation.
A-Spiendid Tonic
Builds up the System
Strengthens the "
musoies -
Civee' New Life
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Day's & Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montreal.
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The thilli101 NOW Eva
. FRIDAY lusnoll 31, 1905
Has Right on His Side
Mr Monies. Opinion
kir Monk is the leader of. the Op -
Position, from Quebec province, .iknd
A question that has an important his views on the. School ,question' are
bearing upon trade came. up in court worthy.' of coneidera,tion , being .as
-1,airli1ontreal this week. A shot t time follows :
ago the -City Co.unail passed d by-law
making it compulsory for retail stores,
. with a few exceptions, to close" at 8
o'clock on specified nights.evety *eek.
good 'Lally, storekeepers resented
this legislation as encroaching 'upon
their liberties, and the test case was,
made of W. B Craig, who with others
'tad refused to close, notwithstanding
warnings given by, the police. The
case came up in the court. and. '.141r.
Uraig appeared with the Won- Jack
to demand the liberty etiloich .tke
flag was th em. He said that if
) Council Would maintain his
six children he would close every night
at 7. The case NILS referred to the Su-
perior Court for jiidgement.
There con be no doubt that Mr. Craig
lied the riglifoirhTh te.
, rev be against hint.' A good many
• laws have been passed regulating hours
- of labor, etc , that are 'clearly an in-
niement of the right. of individual
Bberty, nearly all laws are that, butsit
ts a debatable point how far a muiti
oipality has the right to go, in limit -
lug hours at which stores may remain
open. If a council can close a store at'
2, why not at 4 o'clock, and if it can
close a store, why not factory or like
industry.•
!twill probably be found that the
mauncil-has exceeded its power, and
that the man c tn keep hi's store open
ni t if he found it to his advert.
tage to o o.
oug
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THE OLINTOX NEW IDEqi.
Air F.. D. Monk, -Whir is opposed to ;
the Opposition amendinent, proceeded .1
to give the reasons Why he could not
support the amendment, and said be
beneved that when the educational
clauses .had been tally looked into, the
people of Canada would ' not conieset6'
any conclusion, but that theeeffebt of
euelialeeet was to, ceesite conditions
of equity aria justiee, the practical re-
sult of which -tires one of very great
import...m.6e. Too Much seriousness.
had been Attached to the. matter, . It
was a question upon which. everyone
might have a. difterent opinion from
iLi tieighbor without offending the
race mid intecleof any one -else. -
Mr Monk resented the insinuation
which wet; frequently inade in a Peet
of the; press ?.egarding clericat, influ-
ence. When any gex..ticirian dared to
the rights of the Minority it
was said he was under the eontrol of
the clergy. "There is no foundation
an: such im accusation, and those who
make . it, know not. Whereof they
speek;"-eard-Me Monk,. amid cheers.
lie continued : came to this house
to do my duty to my country. and to
nay constituents,without, being con-
trolled by priest. Bishop •or **me
else. Those who metre the accusation
cast upon ns a libel which we 'do not
deserve. There is no voter lb the
Dotninion, who will be more apt to
resent elericalinferferenee or influence
than the electors of the Province of
Qtiebec. So sensitive are the electors
of Quebec upon thie point that if the
priests in my riding united together to
secure my election I believe I would
lose my deposit. As a public man he
believed everybody to be in 'the same
position of iudependence that, he was
in himself, and'he would like to see
anybody, be he priest or Bishop, in
erfere with him in the exerciSeof his
functions hi the House.
The Globe expresses surprise and re-
e-
Marcb3i 1905
The Woman who Wthluld
tfr: Grocer who wouldn't.
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Every day from five to fifteen ,letters are received by
The Ogilvie Flour 'Mills Co. from women living in the
smaller towns throughout Canada, saying they have asked
their grocer for Royal Household Flour but can't get it.
One Writes -="1 told my grocer, Mr.-, that would. buy
'Royal Household'. regularly if he would always keep it
-on . hand, but he_said he wouldn't take on an -other. brand. of
gour until he was obliged t61.1'. inOthei;jays-"My grocer
is an fogie' a.nd ..neVer gets tht'newest ,or the best-
things-nAtil-the xsar after.'"_ A .0AI:a says -"We haven't':
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an 'grocer in our town and .are obliged to seii&
to for `Royal" liou.ssehold' or take a poorer ilour,"
Write. direci. to Ogilvie's.
Ilyou can't get "Royal Household" from your grocer,'
write to us direct--Lwe, will imn3ediately give you the name
of .the nearest grocer who. keeps "Royal 'Household." and
send you, also the "Royal liouseholdr:recipes. there is no
good reason "why your grocer. shoUld conipel you to use
inferior flour -n4' first class grocer :will hesitate to order
"Royal Household,for you, and even the smallest dealer
will get it if you insist upon it r
THE. OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO, LIMITED, MONTR1EAL.
Editorial Notes.
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. It was hailed: as .a • gratifying sign
that the Nova Spotlit, coal °impolite'
. were getting ready •to do lausmess in
There was it eeiefign fascination In
'Ontario. It seems -they are wilting fee
Sitting by thir-iide of Man who was
ILL &W 4.'. of duty On' American coal
r -w years old, 'and n ho.had been
The World's Oldest
. Patriarch •
to enable them to d,o so. Bok Put& ,te in publie life for almost three-quaiters
something which the . rile" W:sys 'end of a century, while he told a swine -of
manufacturers will pot contemplate .the events which had passed before
him in the midst of the longest Public
with,any toh great serenity.. And. eryi e f any man in the 'world.
.the.
8 Thee iit:terest was heightened bv the
general consumet may have a wore to
say.
Ontario ought to get a large share
font that this Man, Senator David
Waric,of Fred aricton,New Brunswick,
*as in full posession of his faculties; • as
nimble of wit as one coul4 wish ; is
House for Sale
T011:1000,0, with 11,004111101 end stable,
bird add:00ft Water, sore of bold. eon..
trolly located for particulars seelY tO
W. BRIVONE,
irre14d. ygy,ter for Sale.
'--....- by Mr Beett.
Subscriber offers for salon two Isom .
treed POW in good working order. 'Will WWII TO IMMO
be sold cheap, JOH/4. Bs LINDSAY
Huron Road, Godetioh Tp. ellinton P. 0, W, BRItTIONVe -
BARRISTER 130L/CITOR NOTARY'
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rUBLIO. BTO, -
" fk OLMTON
PROFESSIONAL
• HENRY BEATTIE
oseeener 40 Slir IBM holt
BARBISTUIR, 5101400011,
•OldNTO
Offiee-Elthatt Meek, ferawrir 00.14414
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!Vindmill for Sale
The undersigned Offen for lisle, on4easY
foram,* lirandorzt 10 -foot wheel; about •
bores power, Wiih valleys and gearing
complete. B. & J. RANSFOAD.
encoure'eing . face; it bore never a
hint.of the pathetic ; it was radiant
with hope. -From °ogler's, forWarch
4th.
ALMOST EVERY WOMAN' •
Is inclined to habitual constipatio
and shoideuse Dr. Hamilton's Pills
alandrake and Butternut which Plea, se
the system and, regulate:the etom eh
and bowels.' For mild and sure relief
use only Dr, Hanillton'S ladle. Price
25 cents.
Shorthorns ler Sale. .4
2 bulls 12 months old, liotb red, good
ones with good pedigrees, also 2 heifers 01
good quality prioeii right.
. WISE •
'Balsam Grove Stock Farre
Lands tor Sale
oreamsoN a 0/11100W
,.111 the fir West" Howard, Ass', eierinnefitits S OUICITORO
RIDOUT & HALE
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00favirearrosits, CourentsKatiers,
Real Statute arld Ineuratige Arrest
Moiler to Joon ,
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0.1B. IIALIE, JOHN =mut
.PP G.• CAMERON
formerly of Cameron Mgt * Oalnerml
BARRISTER AND soratorsot,t,.
•Offloe-.0analltou .oppollts.,OolbooloRops
000=.10/1. 'ONT
proved farms for sale at $14 per, sore;
other farina without buildings., frdm $6 to.
B12 par cote, good :land from one to six
Miles Irene Ulm,- -Fare -paid to-patteld
inyeatine.1111. P. CRUM; Bogard,. Ake.
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Farm .for Sale
Olgeo-Clarra, Mamilion Andric 'guava
, Gogeriell. Ora* `4
• .sson _ enio.flannOW.Lt•D
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PROU,DFOOT klAYS?
aokezenee, Boraerrioni, larer.
PROCTORS IN TEM itA.10T110E 000Wri *0,
Me undersigned offers for sale his farm Onkel Nerek er•• Mud deer 10 Miait.1411110
et Hp scree being los ag; .41b can., of ant. . private Punds to lend at L west rates °
.1101, all cleared but 25. scree. Bank barn, of interest.
Small house, besting. oroharO, plenty 'of W. PRGUDFOOT: R.C. HAYS
wabwi 4i miles from (Minton,. III health. of
proprietor. reason for selling. THOMAS
TRHMEBIt, on the premises, or to Clinton
post aloe. ; • , 8-10-4pd
Farms for sale .
Herbert Morris, of Dunlot having
sold the farm of his father, t e, late
..110eris," Which he recently ptir,cbased,
has p?rehased John Sands' farce along
must be kept in mind that Manitoba as a men of fifty. , woo $0,000#
tinaget, as forceful in the PreSeotation of a price paid for the Joseph Morris farm
will protest Against this Province get- When Napoleon was at the height of
his power, this man;'wassi boy of ten ,
ting asquafe foot of extra. ground. It, ..
the river bank above Saliford. The
of the, Hudson Bay country, but clear 91 thought. as cogent,. m •reason -
and he was seventeen years et age, •
isnot likely that an early -division of able as he put it, to the. full date's
that north country Will take place nn- work of edman, when the ,Little Cor.
less 'the dovernnients of Ontario, Que.; ffe1113:s vividlythetShte battle of IfV9atreer--
bec, Manitoba arid Sasketchewao can loo, and is, fu 1 ef incidents siirrauncle ;
reaCh an agreement as to how tbe di- ing the event as the news of it oittne
'•Altering inte hie far -away home in the
vision shall he made. . '• north of Ireland, •
All his life long he has been temper -
e prospects are that the roads in
ate in his ways. "When I was a
years
this part of the'province will be almost young fellow, seventy or eightY
he said, "I used to drink 'liquor
7.
impassable for some ' days ;dining .the „;earee
"breaking up" Prcieess. The surface of .. . nrY 6°M14'141 i MIS' Ifil t i didn't
seern to loosely good, and it did Most
the rptidi has been forined into a heavy of them a good deal of harne sO I stop-
ped it and haviet used it since."
omit by the Sleigh traffic, bixt beneath It may be, of interest to kno a' What
this crust is two or three feet of soft a man eats who has passed the century
renew: AS the.warin Weather weakene mark ancl 'is still in public life, the
. , • ; little. meat, save poultry; though this
through it and sink -deeply in. soot!. is more owing to his lack of his teeth
At night the roaris freeze up again and for Chewing - he refused to have a
, new set, for it was notworth the while
become dangerous for travel, because he said, at his titne of life. Ile eats
horses stepping into these holes in the - veletables a all kinds, and 35 partieu-
friuts, He eats to pastry of any kind
The woest period for day travel will and no rich foods. Tea and eoffee are
Occur when the crust becomes too,soft both factors in his dietery.
of the Upper•House of the Dominion
break through and. have no flounder .p
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oldest.legislator in the world. Very
the crust, the horses' feet breals1
surface are liable to break their legs: lar y fond of all sorts of i.herries and
to bear horses or sleighs and /limy will Senator VV ark has been a member
since that body was estab-
, . promise, in the speeeh frona the throne tittn:teltilte
through the two or three feet of eitish ; lis Onae of the Canadian
grets beeause Mrs -Whitney -makes -nos and sun," tinderlying cruSt. • 'Federation irel8t37, He was apeoltited
corn-
In The' Nursery
In
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•14,........ Of progreesive. temperanee legielatiabf The readers of this paper will be . shire in which helived in the Province
pleased to,learn that there le at. least I of New lirunswiolc, and in isq, rhts,e1-
one dreaded disease that adenee has : eeted a member of therrovincialLegis-
heeo able .to cure in all its stages, and : lature from the County of York.
that is Cattarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure , Then •for twenty years, after he had
is the only positive cure noW known to' served eight years in theassenibly, he
the niedical fraternity. Caterrla being i held a seat in the Legislative Council,
a constitutional disease, requires a f from that body being appointed tO
eOristitutional treatment. Hairs OSA' i the first Dominion Senate.
sixth Cure is taken internally aeting di. ., For the last two sessions of the Sen -
redly upon ,the blood and muctlos I ate thSGovernment hits wished to send
enefaces of the system, thereby de. , a private car to Carry him from his
stroylogthe foundlition, of.the disease, home lit Fredericton to the capital
end giving the patient strength by. city, Ottawa; but, no ; ho such parade
bugling up the constitution and assist- for the sturdy old man ; he weuld
ing nature in doing its work The travel as Other people or not at alll '
proprietors have so Itilleh faith in its One would notforgetthe white-faced
eurative powers that they offer One figure sitting by the window with the
Hundred DoIlarsi for any case tbat it.
by: Queen Victoria. and holds his
Purim:tile:net(
Alien's
Lung Balsam
• It never fails to Cure a srmrsE
corm, HEAVY COLD, andi
all BRONCHLAL THOU -
Large Bottles $1.00. 'Medium Size 60c.
Smait or Trial Sim 25c.
Endorsed by all who have tried it.
150. sores in 2nd Con. H. R. S. Tacker -
smith ( lot 32 and west half lot 34) with
• good brick house, barn, sheds, stables etc
A Bret class farm. Parcels will be eold
either separate or together. .For particu-
lars applyto HERBERT ()RICH,.
Seaforthf 4
or We Brydone, Barrister, Clinton.
Bull tor Service.
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BOTCHER BUSINESS1
for Sale or to Rent
ovvisg to contidued ill health subscriber
offset for tale or to rent, his Butcher Busi-
ness, in Clinton, together with the build-
ings. the best business 'stand in town.
Pertieularieon•applioetion.
COUCH,' Clinton.
For Sale or TO Rent
The Prowtv on D' °lei terrace, known
as tbe .Curne property, and consisting of .8
some -of land, With eight-rooixted house, is
offered for sale or to rent. All -kinds of
bearing fruit trees. Just the plans Or a
retired farmer or market gardener. Will
be sold °heap, or rented' on reaschieble
Urine. Only twenty minutes walk from
Clinton post office; Apply to PRIOR
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F4rat lOr Sale.
Clinton.
Drs., 6111111 &
Dr. W. anon, L CI EA,A.
Er, J. NIslart gums, M. E. C.11 Megland,
Office- Ontart ISI"trttr, 014 JA"Itintond.• laib• at
front door of office or Maiden/Ye. Didtben=rr"
Street.' • .,
. DR. J. VV. SHAW. •
.• . PRIME/IAN. SIDIGRON
• A)scusbeur etc., allots and • ream On •
*ado St., opposite English church, merely ors
cooled by or. Appleton. Clinton Ont.
W. THoraPsoav
'• Physician; Surgeon, lete. '
'Medea attention given to dieemes of the
We. Ear. Throat and Nose.
Ofilcc and Reaidenea'- •
Albert Street., BloCks Norther Ealienkury •
R. W. Manning Smithr 11. ,
PHYSICIAN. SpROB014..
OFFICE -Main Street, Hayfield!, fOrmerly
occupied by Dr. PI:Mister:
unt aupanw,.: .
IaENTIST
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CLINTON,' 7 ONTARIO.,
tiMoe.opensivery dayand until 10 &aloe
Saturday evening.
'1:21 -le , BR NEST :HOLMES:.
DEIITIST
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Subscriber offera for sale his farm of 60
aoree. being I 4 jet 10; on the Ord eon. of
Hallett; 24 miles from Clinton, and Mile
from school; Neatly all cleared and in
good state et cultivation. New . frame
house and goOd out -buildings; good spring
and plenty of waters an aore el bearing
orchard; shout 35 acres broke and ready
for spring crepe. Easy tering., For par-
t taor: rap. oO. on, tmheApsroemNi.ses3.407r.itiamartiess
The undersigned wilt. keep for service,
the registered Hereford bull, Rex. 4th of
Ingleside, purchased from IL D. Smith, of
Combton, Q ieber. Terms el.50. Young
Hereford stook for rale at any time, Lot
11, con. 9. Halletr. • . .
• L.B. FARNHAM, Constance, P. 0
L, D. S. -Graduate ItoyalVolleger Mural Sur
eShPeiledriaein'asttteenethti.9nRr2ialiciVitifit Pralle"2414111.41--eVer-°
specialist In Crown and liragge Work
D.D. S.-Firstrolau Reno graduati! rho,
Monday.
necessor to:Dr. T. 0. Brume,
• aeons of Ontario, Rt.ronto,
tal Department of Toronto umormlatr-
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DR. ii. FOWLEit,-:
• DENTIST.
Speoi°effil O°KeBre9tYsakr °It ttlio En II:4k 018 d fib tce.
ia
fal *re
ment as painless as potialble. i •
Auburn evsry Monday.
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Desirable Property. tor
• Sale. .
House and lots in the village o • Holmes'.
ville. The undersigned -offers for sale, her
large two-story brick house,' elite roof,.
good cellar,. large rooms., furnace, hard and
soft water le house, stable and drive shed,
good garden, all binds of fruits, , about 24
aores of land, convenient to Railroad Sta.
tion Post Office Church and &hoot. Ap..
ply by mail, or on the premises to MRS
T. C. FrOKAUD,Ilohnesville. • 5 61!
•Choice Farm.lor Sale.
The Great School
-mission-siesnedebsebersorrnshand.: aft
S/00.1til ARS), $1 . I had held many public offices in the
-Beery mother shotild treat the din.
or =intents of her little ones. Prompt
action may prevent serious illness -
perhaps save it child's life. A simple
remedy in the home is therefore an ab-
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especially as regards New Ontario.
There is no cause for. surprise. , Mr
Whitney has not promised any tem,
perance legislation, and it•ts not reas-
solute necessity, and for this purpose enable to expect from him. He nuty
there is nothing so good as Baby's attempt to enforce the present 'law.
Own Tablets. These Tablets proftiptly
cure all stomach and bowel, troubles, BY -the -way, is it nct significhnt that
break up colds, allay fevers, destroy hotel property, is euid to have advent:-
-worms, aid teething, and make little
per eclat since the change of
ones healthy and cheerful. Guaran- 6t1
- -teed to contain no opiate or poisonous government.
soothing stuff. Mrs. S. N. Pringle,
Forest Falls, Ont., says "I think I
rem thank 13aby's own 'Tablets for my The competitive system of selecting a
baby's life. He was badly constipated . • „
pastor receivecta staggering bfow from.
but after giving. him the Tablets he
be was retieve at once I also And
a Woodstock minister recently. A Bap-,
them good when he is at all restless, ' tist church in -Stratford was in need of
i a pastor, and it selected three minis -
their foment.' Sold by all druggists
or sent by mail at 25 e. a box by writ- 1. tors from whoni it' vented to waken,
chow% , The Woodstock man was ask -
and I feel I cnnnot say too much #
ing the Dr. Willianis Medicine Co., • -
Brockville, Ont. '
' eel to gb and preachin the church. He
replied that if he was the only nem it
ripple of interest and exeitemeut ea -
tine Of those events which cause . , .
had 111 yiew he would consent, bute if
ourred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs he was to he put tip at auction,or in
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eampetition with others he begged
P D. Bell, of Hensall, wnen their sec-
ond daughter, Miss Annie, was imited
leaVe to decline. The Stratford
to Mr. Duncan Stewart, son of Mr. It.
church is still looking for a preeehein
stewart of Tuckersmith.
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"FROS17'
Light in weight Artistic in design
Reasonable in. price •
Also a large line of Standard runt Patel
alWayd onhand. Every progressive and
np.to.date farmer itleista On having xmowr
GATRS. CMideg and priceS On requegt,
FOR SALO ,
JOSH AdItiv., 111116LiSummerhlll
It.ditiltittratDONALD, • ithrth
autumn rains fallnas so softly onInc
fails to cure, Send for ist of teatime-
- Address; F. J. CHEENY 8t 00 se Tol-;
edo. O. • soul by druggists, 7501.
Take Ilairs Family Pills forsconstip-
ittion.
niaLs-
'For practical education
iv the well knowa
s
Tangs 0AistrBELL LONDESBORO.
asirEit or itABRIAGE L/OlINAge
No witnesses &tanked .
Now
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Private funds to loan at eaerser cent andani-
wares W. BuTOONIt, .
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JoHrt .vv. YE0
BoLnixaviizz. .
Agent for the Ifsgaliterilk gi x au
Co. of Manchester. England whose aro
security are rated at $14,500,00e. A Ifo-
ILII.Lor EtrruaLlingiussies CO. A of
farm risks-, and town pro arty . by '
lowest rates. Pirst-o ass n es 3
alsoreprererted. Money to be had mi/ter
cent up, samor ling .) nature of auk ri y. -
Daily Mail" a Nolmerrills - poster card wt
Watt him •
Situated on the 6th con. Goderich Tp.,
containing about 80 acres; moat of -it good
clay land, producing heavy crops. There ie
about eve scree of bask, and five acres of
orchard, of ooa fruit; good builiaings;
frame house mini 8 room, and kitchen,
woodshed end /eller; no barn, built of
pine lumber, with stone basement 60x48 ft; ,
well at barn, with pump inside for water-
ing stock; shed 5940 It; implement' house
20:85 ft, and other outbuildings; fences in
-very-good-repair;sover....250__rode of wine
-fence on.ehe farm; good AvelLof, Wank
weter; post effiee and school 11 miles,'
church 2k miles; shout miles from God
atria. -Possession given at any time.
Pato $ed.o0.00. • •
G. H. COX:
OF TORONTO
Its present aid of TWENTY - ONE
teachers, its iltie equipment, including
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
Typewriting Machines, Re modern and
thorough work, its• success in placing
ite students and grealuates in good
pertinent', all combine to make it the
one 3mportent. Business School of
Canada, '
1st. No Vacations, Enter env time:
. Correspondense invited. •Write to
W. It SHAW, Prio oi pal.
bi�wn teaares orttsi e, It Wag a2cheery ,
The Mopetary • Times eitys
find in Some recent blue books figures
concerning the grain.growing dig-
triets of the west of Canada, whieh
will interest our readers. For example
by the last report of the department
of trade and eommerceriee learn that
ths total number of cars of wheat in-
spected Wmeipeg in 1903 was 33,-
478, containing 40,200,050 bushels. In
1902 the figures were 51,833 ears and
51,833,000 bushels arid in 1000 14, 886
ears find Only 12,3l4,380 bualiels. Of
oat e the number af ears Was 1,122,
containing 1 093,500 bushels lo 1002, 2-
030 cars with 3,050,000 Intchele in 1902,
and 338 etre sigh 537,000buili0Ii itt 1
The coritra4t of these figures help to
ehow p,hti preponderance of wheat hi
Ohr VcVatern grain growing district.
Xr
Intatitite "
avows
•of
CALVIN -0 COW$...
There is no more inmortrot period in a cow's life than at calving
time. Many thousands are lost every year at this time, 'because the
animal's sysfetn is not in such condition as to stand the, strain. The
feeding of Clydesdale Stock /food a sufficient time before and after
• calving will tone up the System so that no trouble need be feared. Read
what MO. A. Lever, Plertherton, Outs says I have found it an ex-
cellent preparation for feeding cows before calving and never had tows
'dce better after." It cannot be, repeated too often, " don't let the calf
loose its calf flesh," It cannot loose it without denting its growth.
The raising of "Baby Beef "- or early fattened beef, the highest priced
beef on the market, is easily done if the calves are kept growing. If this
caii be done, you can easily realize from one tit; two cents a lb, toore
that otherwise. There is nothing better with skimmed milk for ealves
than Clydesdale Meek Food, Mr. Gregofy IVIchityre, Setretary, Pane-
ers Institute; Renfrew, Ont., says ;-" 1 have been using your food ono
my eleven calves, arid consider they are the beat lot / have ever raise4e
The only other food being skimmed milk and grass." If you are not
setieded,after feeding Clydeedale Stock Ppod, your money will be cheer-
fully refolded by our dealer. Sold in arriur district by
Reuben Grahearn 011100da
•
S. No8ot,41110114 •
3. Snider, Druceiteld.
,
'rhos, 3. Mash, Varna.
Beattie Brea., Seeforth.
• WM, Molland, Gotbuick,
"Iv
•
NeW that:fad
Licensed Auctioneer. 1
The undersigned solicits a obso ef the ,
Pationage of thoee wishing to bps
„filitistablimparauteed-lioduito, rates.
.Apply.tonr..addrog JAS. A. 8Mlan- •• Jae
88, oon 16, Goderieh tp., Efinton F.O.
store OptilCd
• 'Rhe tindersIgned beg to announas dud
they have opened tip, a new line of
leuszasinfutions iininewohtiorhilliwour bee pfoenenddoasfereerld
Canned Goods, inoked and
Cured Meats, And some smaller
lino of goods such as Breakfast Foods,
Matches; Sag, 'Yeast, Chicken, etc.
We vzill make sr:specialty
ofusndiing Moire, Clean Varicella of
Seed Grain and Timothy Seed
whish we have now on hand.
\ Give flea
FORD at McNEIL
MARRIAGE' LICENSES
ISSUED EV
J. B. Runiballs :platen.
G. D. McTaggart
BABER'
ALBERT • ST, CLINTO
, General Banking 'Baldness
transacted
NOTES ,D1SCOUNTED
• Notes issued, interest snowed on
• &podia.
00000
rtends$.4.4.441*
Central
.Meatnirket.
Hewing purolceied the butchering
busineaa of F. EL POwell I am pre-
pered to furnish the peeple of Clin-
ton with all kinds of Freels an d
Onred Meats. fisesage, bologna
lard, better and %Sr oftvoye kept On
hand,
It Fitzsimons" it Son
• Telephone Id.
Others (wavered promptly to
patio di tbil
N. IL ..-IlersOuti having hogs for
&Women* WU cosier s favor by
tatting it the shop.
J. P. TINDALL.
• " BANKER,
CLINTON, ONT
Private fun& to loan on mortgagee at
best current rate]
General Stinking, bilinneae transiteted
• ;Menet allowed on deposit's.
Sate noise bought
irke McKillop Mutual ,
Ftire Insurance co.
Ititriit and ISolated Town 1PrOpr.
ertY Only insured.
()monks.
'T. B. McLean, President, Kippens-Thos
Eraser, 'Vice -press Brucefield; Trios. Z
Seey.etTreas., Seafortit;
I
Jas. "rorleir Hill; John
Watt, Matlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seat:nth; J. Evans, beech.'
-woonl J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. 1101.
newels, trodbagen. ' •
Lich Director is inspector of losses in, .!
* Own ideality,
AOONTS, •
Robt. Smith, Ilarlock) Ed.1,
Sestfortin Antes Curtinting,
villa; 3. W. Yea,