The Clinton New Era, 1905-05-26, Page 2• 2
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Kid Shoes,
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BY ANNIE M.LOTHROP
worth $2.50 for $1•85
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'Patent Leather.
Tan Shoes„at all prices.
Lndies' and Children's Fine Shoes, idall sizes. and.
all prices.
DIP -DONT FORG ET to leave your Grocery order here, and see
liow we can p tae you.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for
'either Groceries or Spoes'.
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R. Graham's old Stand.
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The Ofinton
Ediiorial Notes
ew Era _ • •
How do the temperance. MEE who
helped to defeat.Ross relieh the pros,
p3ct of bar -rooms fotelsiew Ontario P.
MAY 20, 1005.
A Good Move
It has been the practice 'uf the Lan:
iler Government to let as much of the
-.public work by,tender as can conveni-
ently be done by contract. Iu this
way rnuch.of the sandal of former
:Iidininistrations hts been avoided,
2Cow the Government hos declared for
a policy of contracts by tender for all
Ales 0? $5,(M.oi o v sr. The ?veinier
'declared: "The li.w rovides te-day
that all wci k whtc involyes an expen-
a.ture of more tban should - be
given by public tender and contract.
..My. 1 on. friend (Mr. Borden) says it is
time we •shduld take ue this matter,
but he must know We have already
taken it up. We want to be doubly
sure, and so the lam enacted this Best -
ion provides thit not only tenders
should -be invited, but that individual
ininisterdshould not have the .power
to give contracts, except within the
small margin of 85,00. For all con-
tracts above $5,000 tenders will have
to be invited. That is the law to -day,
but we have alsb provided in the new
3aw that th Ministers individually,
even after they have asked for tenders
should not have the power to give con-
tracts, but that the metter should be
brought before. the Governor-in-Ccum•
=It and that he a!one should give the
contract." The mo.,e is one that will
meet with approyal of fair men of all
parties. It tends to the management
of public affairs on a business basis,
and is in line with the general policy
of the Liberal party.
The C. P. R. noW proposes to double
.track ios line between Fort .Williaria
a id Winnipeg. It has also under
consideration a schenae to help selected
, settlers to secure homes.' That is Howiek, and his threw:daughters, Lady 3/Jct.:Hie Grenfeli, Lady Sybil Greys
good work mad every. Canadian will •and Lady Evelyn Alice Grey. •
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May 2604 .1,905
ELECTRICITY IFor Sale .or Rent.
For Sale, PROFESSIONAL,
ilow..Nadorn kleieuce Is Utilizing
AS a Purilging Agent 141"
Natare's Powerful Ageit to •
roritY, Sterilize and 11117 liana icrcloosomi ot,wigethr, Toadoepeellot arodors! &clue. ' rui3140. 4T0,
FOOd PrOdUCIS. '
prove our Food.
. , , _ . ...._.
,------, House and .1. acre of lend, Emit end Ont-
tr
ario St. Purchaser wishing more Sand • WNW
(mold Lay latjoining. 30SRUA PEAREN Office-Elliotts Block, farrnerlr Peennie0
•trally located for parhoulare apply to
Douse for Sale
>„ cunt", li blItItutreeisolteri. R ..tiowcaToi•
Now B3,4,
• HENRY BEATTIE .
sseice.ess.or tailwrias seen
.1341111ISTER,430L1OITOIti Om
mosnelt,sto LEND .
We have been so accustomed in the
• • 1110OUT .8‘ 'HAILE -
W. BRYDONE,
p,Lbt to hCiltin almost Weeki.Y of some •••••
la e IV and maryellous develOphient In -
the field of electrical science, that we
. - ' . 'louse -to -Rent .
-,....
0 Real lititate aud Insurance Agent,
Ci5SVEVAricims, -Coranuseimm-s4----
are now nets greatly surprised at arty A good.eiztni and comfortable house On Money to 4.0ftn
new mechanical application of electric- Senior Be, with helf an acre of lea, all
sOnsismeto les
ity-the Wireless telegraph. the tele- kind% of fruit, hard and soft water, Amble. O.B. rfALE, _..........
phone. electri,e motor and the marvel- sepoy •ts .s..14, efaNwyitE, sawietcn.
Ions X ritye. ' l
1 Many of the wondarful inventions of For•Sale,.
Edison and others are no-ve peat his-, sss_. •. .
tory and accepted facts, but scientists. e --
have been busy 'experithenting with • Chlionrtseen ElpariteWr, e(11G,0Eicintegin4e ago Boileron u00h.
-the eleetrio current for other than 12
, Mechanical purposes, applying it in make) Derriok and other artioles therein
. tbe practice of medicine as well as in Apply to JOHN MeGA.RVA.. '
' the arts, sciencee and many manufac-
tures.
OM:mama
s The latest but by no means the least
important applications -of the electric,
cerrent is for the purification and ster-
ilizatiori of various food products.
• Experiments along these lines have
been ,carried on fer soine years past,
but the recent discovery of the vatie
of the electrical • current for the purl-
fication and sterilization of flour, has
attracted 'widespread attention, as
everybody is naturally interested in
stranger, for he has been 'a frequent visitor at Ottawa during Lord 11fltO5 anything pertaining to the purification
togime. He was born in 1851 of an old Northumberland ,froully living at of food, •
Howick Since thessixteenth century. His grandfather, the second Earl Grey, it was generally considered that 4ith
was the Whig Prime Minister who carried throughathe Iteforra...13ill In 48.81...._ the innirovedeoachinerY neWOMPloYEd
Alfred Henry' George Grey, the new Governor-General, does not need to in thoroughly- up-to-date mills, that
fall back upon a family tree for a record, as he has made his owe. name the milling of flour had prectica ly
secure. He was educated at Harrow, Trinity., College and Canibriclge, taking reached perfection ; and in so far as the
high degrees in history and law,•and at an early age catered politics, being handling a the flouralnring the pro -
for six years' a member of Parliament. In 1894, while he was making an ex- • cess Of manufacture is, Concerned, this
tensive tour of Seuth Africa, word came to him of the death of his uncle, to is no doubt quite true bise the dis-
, - covery of the electrical primes; makes
whose title and estates he. Succeeded. • • . •
it
Earl Grey was es close friend of Cecil Rhodes, and Was, the one luau who possible to greatly improve the fin -
knew how to manage him; and on more than one occasion when the Colossus ished products
of South Africa threatened to cut loose from the Mother cOuntry and Psake • The new process is extreenely inter -
Rhodesia an Independent republic, the gentle firmness and influence ofNEarl esting; briefly, it consists in purifying
Grey Made the threat fade into thin air. He is One of the executor; of
air bypassing it through a ereniendoes
l flthis
Rhodes' will, and has an'influential voice in the Rhodes scholarships. electricaame the actio'n a
- After the"Jameson' raid In 1896; he succeeded to the administration of •
. lame upon le .ans se
mfle nature action
fl • gsomth
, of the of lightning
Rhedesia, and here his Strength of mind and purpose, his knowledge of
en in the air ; the floue is then passed
ndsmethodsehis taets-cliplorintey• and personal magnetisrn -.enable hlm to.. seesuugh sisecsafirseesigeete_rewsfyser,
ride bravely over many obstacles. . He -has the courage to, take the initiative uhtehinee where it is subjected to the
wheneveritseems right to branch out into new lines of effort, and -is a strong action of the electrically purified ails
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lover of humanity. On his large estates he has auccessfrilly carried out his kInd the results are. certainly litthrless
ideas of cormerative partnership; he is the :organizer 'of •the Public House than rnarvellouv. ••
Trust Company, which takes over .and manages the Saloons of England be • . The finished flour ernerges from the
, the public interest. Ata labor meeting in Scotland a tee/ yeaee ago, hestated, electrical purifiers 11. beautiful silvery
his belief that the gigantic trusts of the United Stites could' be checked onl3. white color, perfectly sterilized and ab -
by a .cotiperative plan; limiting the interest to five per cent.' and prohibiting , "solutely pure. inc quelity isirnproved
the sale of Mires in the open ' ' • : • •
' • Earl Grey,. -.has clear-cut features, dark eyes, a slight patch of hair, Mak-
ing•tna oasis in the desert of his baldness, .a military •bearing and a quick, ener-
getic decisive -manner. His family consists Of his wife. his son. Viscount
esSis. tesaleise SDOZ. Undo. ,
EARL GREY '
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Canada's Nevi," Governor-General •
Xarl Grey, the brother of Lady Minto, does not come to •Canada as a
Faeroe recording to Act"of the l'irllament of Canada, ries:ewe EIS, by NV, C. Eacit, at the Department of agriculture
1 success.
"One thousand fact e abont Canada',
i is the title of a bookletIsSiiect by -the
-
1Eihibition _Branch of tineDepartnient
, of agriculture, iff which 'a taet quan-
tity of information is .given.eingie seritnce paragraphs, :It ought to prate --
1 usAtul ins eetendin.'g a knowledge of
thing's Canadian in Greet Britain and
tiva United Stt t3s. •
• • John Cardiff,- an old and well-known
Mr. Fiseser, of the firm. of . Eraser & leeident of the .8t1i line, Grey, will re
move to BreSsels next month. s
Mr. R. L. Borden, addreesing a mass
meeting at the opening of a new Pres-
byterian Church in Ottawa, spoke of
spoke of the need for earnestness in
pablic affairs. Upon every good citi-
zen, he said, fell the duty of taking
some part in the got ernrnent of h's
country. Some said public life in Cane
aria is not what it should be. That Mr.
Borden would not discuss. This he
would say, that public life in Canada,
would never be what it should bo until
'good citizens made their influence felt
it the nation's affairs. It was the duty
o& pnblic men and ale) of elergymen ft,"
impress these facts upon our youth.
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County clippings
L R Bissett and Mae Lottie McFall,'
of Exeter, were married last week,:
Zurich •V, I put down 0,CD square
feet of granOrithic walks this slimmer.
e
The Seaforth C. p; F. has arranged
for an exeursihn to Niagara Fcills on
June lith. • •
McMillan,'London, who has' just re-
turned from the Northwest, eays the
. •
people out there are notworryieg over
the eductiona olauses- of the „Auton-
omy bill. They are well satisfied with
the school system, thinking it the best
in the world. Theywonder why the
people in the east are botherihg them-
selves about it.
Safety torChildrgn
• . .
Mothers Should never give their lit-
tle ones a medicine that they do not
know to be absolutely safe and hartn-
less. All so-called soothing medicines
contain poisonous riTalafee that stupefy
the helpless little one without curing
its ailments. Baby's Own Tablets is
the only medicine . for infants and
young children that gives mothers a
positive guarantee that itcoritains
opiate or harnaful drug. Milton L.
Hersey, M. Sc., "(McGill University),
has analysed these tablets and • says ;
"I hereby certify that 1 have made a
careful analysis of Baby's; Own Tablets
which 1 personally purchased in a
drug store in Montreal, and the said
arm ysis-has failedsto-detectethespress-
of any opiate or narcotic in them."
This means that rnothers cau give
their little ones these Tablets with an
assurance that they will do good -
that they .cannot possibly do harm,
The Tablets cure indigestien, colic,
sirnple fever, teething troubles and all
mincr ailments: Solcl. by druggists
evei ywhere or sent by until at 25e a
box by writing the Dr, •Williams'
Meeicine Cu., Brockv1110, Ont.,
The Export beeline
Canadians have no cause for anxiety
because Canadian ex orts for tees
Monthatotaing ,4118, -show a
decrease of $9.008,005, compared wtth
decrease is in agricultural products.
Ab
year ago. out oneball of th isd
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MIMS, IF
When tie nerves are weak
everything goes wrong. You
are tired all the time, easily
discouraged, nervous, and
irritable. Your cheeks are
Sarsap ri111
pale and your blood is thin:
Your doctor 'says you are
threatened -With a nervous
breakdown. 1 -le orders this
grand old family medicine. .
"FnT ITIOra than 50 ytutrA 1 have nued Ayers
EartaparIlla In my family1t.19 a grand tonics
at all Unice, and a wOndet fill medicine for Im-
pure blood." -D. C. HOLT, Weld Ilavon, Conn.
elm a borne. . O. ATItIt Off.,
40116.jit outizigaim for melt 1211,41thrkt
Weak Nerves
*Impale bOW410 l'oullnar With AYnt'a
Jun Oh* 00) oaoh MO*
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United States exporte of doniestic pros
duets for the same period also show a,
lerge decrease from S718,761,741 to 5041
011,551. andjn breadetnifs the declin
was front $133,450,024 to 580,510,400,
the loss of $4,000,000 being more than
accounted for by thedecrease In wheat
and flour owing to the short crop of
last year.
sea.
_Rev.e.W.s..A..„1.1inks, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church, Toronto', cotrininens
that 15 of his Sunday . school scholars
reftistel the church,' beans° • of
the clause in the dlcipline which foie
bids dancing, card-playinte and theatre
going. Ire confeses •thetrsdurihg his
pastorate he hes been robbed Of over 50
members for the sante reason: The
question arises, do Methodists as a rule
observe this clatfse of the dieipline ?
No don't many do, bet we cannot ehht.
our eyes to the fact filet many do not.
Are these ever disciplined?.
Sheriff Albin, of Guelph; last week
received the sad intelligence that his
brother Gavin had been killed in a run-
away aecident at Lawrence, Itansas,
it; which vicinity he had lived for
thirty years, Mr), Allan has lost four
brothers within .tho pilot three years,
two of them this year.
_AL
Win:McIntosh, Constance, has itg,aiti
received the contract of darryiag the
Mail between there and.Seaforth.
VVidely Imitatedbut never 'equalled.
, THE. GENUINE
1111 Uri' Fe AY eli.
.LANNIAETS
fLOR)DA WATER
-The Perfume of Porftirrees. •
...Refreshing. Delightful.
WithoUt'crreptIon the best Toilet Water : •
1• to tho world.
Ask yo • •
Ur druggist for MURRAY & LANMAN'S
lincl we that you got it.
Afflreiv °Mister, 'who has been a up....n6z.
vveieknowie resident of Brussels for the 1 •
past 25 years, will remove to Winnipeg. 1
The Exeter Masonic Lodge will run
its esaal excursion this year, Goderich trica,1 work,s Of that rapidly growing
town. •
being the objective poiet, and the, date
' • of Henry Newton,....ier many yearsees
•
July eth. . , ,• 1 Word has been received of the death
_Foe* iSfillson,a-foriner. Corset:me
-boy, has. gone to Mannington, West '
e-'-reepeetedtitizen of Fordwich, who re-
moved, to A.thelmar, B. 0„ about•eight
Virginia, where he•has'engaged in the , years ago. „ Deceased was one of the,
mercantile business. s , : • 1
, panniers of Ilowicki • .
Charles Whitely, of Goderich town- ;
si•hp, recently sold three steers which I. Early last Stiiicla.Y morning the death
tipped the scales at 4,501.) pcnints, for. oc.nu•red of Geo. Rogers, a well:known
-which-he received $2:70. " (resident of 13ruseeTe; Ile had not been
. i in very Tabristeheatith-torssometnnee
WM. Deering, of Stephen who has as the result of two strokes of paraly-
been ill for some 'months, but. Was im-, si.s during the past year.
proving of late, is now, we regret to ' A very pretty wedding 'Ceremony
say, in a very serious condition. was Werformed in the Catholic church
• 1 at Zurich on Tuesday morning, when
At his home in 13ittle, Menitobas on
Tuesday, May 2nd, GeorgeFitzpatrick, 1 Clara, eldest daughter of Mr, And, Mrs.
.Joseph Foster, Babylon line, hece,rne
a former resident Of Brussels, died, et the wife of John Haas, Detroit,
the age of 87 years and 0 months.
, I Chas. McPhee, Colborne, is going in-
• Miss Maggie Hall, of th e eth line of tcrthe growing of strawberries on a
'Morris, is making favorable progress large scale, and MIS put in 10,000 news
froth thesinjuries ,she-Lreceivect-by: the plants. He will market -the fruits's-L.
horning she met with 'some weeks ago. I•Goderich "and other places. We wish
''1 him success in his tindeetaking. .
ht. AL Cantin is having his big hotel i-
. eltiriiners on the.4th line, Morris,
in St, Joseph fitted out, rtud expeete to I Th
He are putting up a temporary bridge
have it domplete in a few weeks).
1 over the M aitland river at the Bodnar's
'has the promise of a license foe i t. when
1
it is ready for occupancy. lime works. The bridge was durried
. 1 away this stating, and .a new iron
Alex,, ;ton of Samuel Reid, isf the structure will be built this summer. .
mill road; Tuckerernith, left on FridaYI jarnestoWn people were shrieked on
for Prince .tklber4 W
N. W. T , 'where he morning, May 10th, when
has been appointedto the very respon. it was learned that Robert McInnes,
able position of manager of the elee- an old and well-known resident of con.
- Il Grey, had dropped dead,vvhile werk-
.—" ing in his field abOut clusk that evening,
There passed away, at Eginonclville
on Sunday last one of the oldest arid
highlyerespeetetisreeisielatemef the
Village, in the person of Neil Brown, at
the ripe old age of 132. years:. Deceased
had been ailing for some time with the
infirmities 01 (11(1 age and his demise
was not unexpected. Ire was for
years a farmer near the Red Tavern
in Tuckersmith, some years ago re-
tiring and movingto Egmonavilie. He
wasa member of the Eginondville
Presbyterian church and a Reformer
and enjoyed the respect and eSteem of
a large etude or friends, s
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.From the
Ovens 10 You
"We bridge' distance
with otir rnoiiture-proof,
dust-iir6of •nadicages.:Hali-
fax and Vanci;Uver are
brought ‘to the oiiine
doors. Farms and small
fowns art, put on the same
pla.ne with the big cities.
illooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
are packed in 1 & 3 is; amight
packages, fresh, crisp, delicious -
and reach you in the tame core
dition, matter where you live.
Al' ALL OnOdanit
4.44:
.LICENSEto PEDLABS.--The fel;
lewinglierthetsrif•those in ninon, who
have taken ont, licenses for thisyeart--
Lents Bashleopski, J. E. -Barnwell, A.
.110e, LOWS:rine, Jas, 11. Cutt,•
Ilusbfield, Augustine McGuire W. K.
Whaley, W. J. Millets Geo. 'Beatty,
Anthony - McDonalds Blain Munro,
Waltek Steels, Geo Vancletburgh, T.
Wallace, Benry..Bayden, Geo, Preneh,
W. J. MeCraeleon, G. P. McPhee, Fred
Gossman, Walter Innes, W. l'oWell,
J. E Frey, Thos. Langan. "
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The Manitoba crop report, just. is.
sued, shows that at almost every sen -
tion the eonditions, strongly point to a
record .cron for this season. There'
hate been few years in the past when
the wheat growing interests have qob
away to Suet' a' favorable start: 'rhe
wheat is now two inehes above the,
ground on an average throggbent the
belt. The„ warm weather of the past
few days is pushing it along most eat:
lefitotorilq.
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ithaliaditase
al4101f
Tread 'Power for Sale.
Mere fbi tevo. 'horse
tread power in good working order; Will
be sold cheap. JOHN B. LINDSAY
Huron Road, GOderich Tp. Clinton P. 0,
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Windmill tor Sale
W . Jutynoxfu.
Gs CAMER0h-
tonnerIy 01 ()moron: 'Hoit oaraeron
BARRISTIER AND .SOLIOITOR,;
Offloe--Ramilton opposite Oolboroe Eons •
GODERICII. ONT
.PRPUDFOIDT, URI'S &Inapt,:
Officses.-On- the. Square, 2nd door from Horan -
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public; NM.
ton St., Goderich.fcW-Private funds to loan at
lowest rata% - • -,,
W,PROMOOOTt.K.V.. R. C. Errs, P. BLAIR.
11/1edial•
DP!. Gunn & Gunn,
Dr.M. Gunn, L. R. C P.. L. ILO. S.. }Min.
Dr, J. Nish jr6t.r. England,
The undereigned offerefor sale, ran easy
terms, a Brantford 16 foot wlaeels about 6 Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at
horse power, 'wiih pulleys and gearing front doorof office or residence. Rattenbnry!
Complete. B. & RANsFORD. • Street. • •
Farm to tient or For Sale
: Lot 18, Con. 4, Hullett, 100 acres, -near-
ly all under oultitation. ,Terms liberal.
Apply tO W, Ws 'FARRAN
Clinton, March 22nd, 1005
House, for Sale,
Dit J. W. SHAW: '
PHYsiOtAN, SlActrscig •
A.Icctichour eto., °Moe and J resiienos Oa .
tatio.fit., opposite English church, formerly so
envied bv Dr. Appleton, Clinton Qat,
DR. C. W. THOIrtIPSON
Physician, Surgeon, Eta., .
special attentiOn given toIliseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose:
Office and Residence -
There are seven ECOMP, aitohen, woodshed •
Frame Hones, in go- od location on Rag- Albeit Strect.2 Diocks North of Rattenburr
lin st, one block from 001legiate Institute.
Atotatable, one Acre of land and fifty.freit
, trees. --Appiffell:CANTEre-GeTsese-----
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Farm -to -Rea
North.half lot 23, - ori ills) 4th con, •of
Hullett, containing 50 acres is offered to
rent, for pasture. .Flenty of watt.r. . Ap-
ply to JAMES FUNN, Clinton, or D.
Shannon, Seaforth. 31,
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as well as the appearance, the purified .Lands 'tor Sale
flour is fr.eed from every particle of the .
non-nutritive portions of the wheat, . • "In'the far West" . Reward, Asps, Ina:
vizt the branny particles, leaving only Proved fume for sale.et $14 per acre,
,a. perfect ilonr centaining the greatest other Lerma witheat .buildings from, $6 to
amount of nutriment in its most easily 612 per sore, good lend. from one to six
assimilable form, which makes a bread, miles from town: Fare paid to partesi
silvery White hi. color, pmeewholesome investing. N. P. CRICH, Howard Assa
, •
and, delicione to the taste. . • • '
Many :of,. the leading scientists in
Great Britahis France, and other coun-
triee were at tirstdisinclined to accept
the dame Made as ,to the beeefits to
he derived front the electrical purifica-
tion of various food proittects, but sub-
eeigeent, thorough and extensive ex-
perienerits, coyering a period of over
two years, haVe conclusively shown.
.that these electrical processes not only
ptirify but sterilize •and improvethe
various' other qualities : 'of flour find
similar food products. .' • '
That the patents covering these pro-
cesses are 'trainable, is evidenced by tbe
exteheivelitigatien in which the var-
ious patentees are involved in both
Englandsfind the United States„ from
which is dis,closed the fact that mac-
tically every large an'd important mill-
er in both cotintmes-has adopted. some
one Or 'other- of the various. pa,tented
eysterns in his.mills, and this is perhaps
the most aonclusive evidence of the
merit of the process.
, In view of the apparent great hn-
speovementeinethe Wholesomenesseind
nutritive qualities. of flour by use Of
these inventions, its is hoped that it
may not be long .befOre 'every miller
will adopt the electrical systernof pur-
ification.
The great arid growing question of
the (ley is the purification of food pro-
sdacte4 therefore _everythingethetcone
tributes' to that mad as re boon
to humanity. No expense should. be
Spared to bring every food product to
the highest poSeible degree of puHty.
Pigs FOr Sale.
Two sows and seven Small pigs, 6 weeks
old, for sale. JACOB BECKER, Clinton
Cow for Sale.
Jereey Cow, e years old; milking. Lao.
•of pasture is the minion for wishing to "Sells
5.3 -Ip . ONSLOW CRIOH.
Pasture to Rent. .
- -
Park lot se., Whig 8 1-2 acres, in Clit-
ton, to rent. Apply to RIDOIIT&BALE,
Clinton,
To Rent .
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The brick cottage and e0 scree of land,
just south of Clinton, on the London Road,
and at present owned by Moe Freer ie of-
eferedeerseent on vialienable termite. AltelY
to Ephraim Butt, Clinton, or 'Rev. W. H.
Butt,,Springfield. Ater& 24 tf
• Farm tor We.
Farms for sale
150 tons in 2nd Oou H R. S. Tucker
smith (lot 82 and west half lot 34). with
good bricklionse, barn, sheds, ,stitiales eke
A first arise farm. Parcels will be sold
,either eeperate or together. For particu-
lars apply to HERBERT -CRICH, . •
• Seaforth,
or W. Brydene, Barrister, Clinton.
G. W. Nanning Smith) li.
_•;„, -77_ ••.,.
OFFICE -Main StresisBsyfield, formerly
Theittilated-by-D1,-1'a31terter7
• J. B. LUNDY, D..1).B.,
Successor to Dr. Ague*, Dentist.
CLINTON, - ONTAltir.-
Office open every dayand until 10 o'olcia
Seturdas evening. '
DG.gET HOLMES'.
•
. DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. -T. C. Bruce. .
Speelalist in Crovrn and Bridge Work '
L. D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
° germ% of Ontario, il....ronto,
D.D. 81.-Frs'; class Bono: graduate of Den,
. talDepartMent of Toronto .University •,.
Special attention paid to preservation or
children's teeth. Will VIElit Baytteld ewer
Monday. • .3, •
'
DR. 11..F0
Offices over 0'
Special care taken to
ment as painless as pos
Auburn evsry Monday;
Farm for Sale or to Rent.- Miscellaneous.
• The well known farm situated on westepliLESsarna OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
• '.CAmPl3ELL, LONDESBORO
half lot 17, con. 8. Hullett. is offered for
sale or to rent. There is 50 acres in the
farm; 8 acres of bush, and rest seeded with
the exception of two fields. Plenty of
water, well fenced, good stabling, etc.
Possession oan be had at any time. Pap 16
ties will be prosechted fqr trespassing.
' Apply to A. GINN, Clint,pn P.O.
' or to W. BRICDO1NE.
—For Rent -L,
The prepertv on Dinoley territOe, known
as the Corrieproperty, and consisting et 8
acres of land, with eight-roomea house, is
offered for sale or tO rent. All 'shadsof
bearieg fruit trees. Just the plate for a
retired farmer or market . gardener,. ill
_he:sad. cheeps:ors rented on reatemeble
terms. Only twenty. Minutes walk from
Clinton post office: Apply to D. X. PRIOR,
Clinton. • • 4i*
For Sale or to Rent
witnesses required
Money.
Private funds to loan at 41A per cent and:ip-
,wards • W. BRYDONE.
-JOHN W. YEO
HOLMESV/LLE. .
-Agent for ths-Stlikacmisrini Fi E ASSURANCE
Co. of Manchester.. England' *hose funds' are
.seourity are rated at $14,500,001., Also the Mc- •
Razor. meetraz insunatics A. • olarises of
tarns risks and • town property tattoo 1.11
lowest rates. First -o ass loan Companiea,.
also repreitertod. Money tole had fr 4s, 41 -per
oentup, alum, tug o nature Of 'tensity. -
Daily roan' postal card'wt
fetch him. - .
--Licensed luctioneer;--
__
p aTtrhoenstignedoeri stihgnooecd wsoileihoiitteg at oeh ahroem iteshe.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate ratee.
Apply to or addrees JAS. A. EMITS, lot
The undersigned offers for sale or to,
88, con 16, Goderiob tp., Clinton P. 0. •
• '
rent, his sproperty in Holmesville, con-
.
taining e of an sore of land, good frame M.ARRIAGE LICENSES
house, brick kitchen, atone cellar, hcaure
being story , and half, containing 7 . ISSUBD BY
rooms, pantry and woodshed; good amble, y
m Clinton;
wet:aim:A-And blacksmith shop,- with-- u•-'-aPar" -IL Ill
large paint morns up -stairs. Several kinds
of email fruity. Any parties desiring such
propererearetssee poseesslon at once. For
Orme Apply to P. POTTER Tinton Ilona,
Clinton P.O.
Desirable Property tor •
• Sale.
House and lots in the village o Holmeri-
ville. The undersigned offers for.sale, her
large two-story brick house, slate roof,.
good cella; large roome,furriace, hard and
soft water sn home, etable and drive sled,
good garden, an nincla of fruits . about 21
aorest•of linuirtionvenient trr RAMAT-Blau
lion Pont Office Church and •Sehool. Ap-
ply by mail, or on the premiges to MRS.
T. 0, PP:ZARB, Hawesville. 5-6tf,
The madersigeed offers fdr Sale hie farm Splendid Farm tor Sale
of 1C9 acres being lot 13, Con. 6, Of Hallett. _
Nearly all cleared, and fit for cultivation. The unaaraignedoffers his, farm of 125
Never -failing well, bearing orchard, oom• matador sale on the 12 concession of Hallett, ,
fortable house, and fair outbuilding, barn 12 bailee from Clinton, the same from Sea.
• 60x86. 7 mitre from Clinton and Seaforth. forth and 4 miles from Blyth. There is
Will be rield on very ressoolible terms. on the premises a good bank barn, also
A. LAWSON, on the premiees, or Oen- pig pen, eheep pen and drivinghouee with
stance, P. O. May 18 05 ti(pd 49. loft above. There in segood brick Manse
with summer kiteheno cistern, 8 wells, 10
' 1?,arin for Sale. . acres of bush, 2 adres of orchard of choice
, .. - fruit. Tbe farm is well fen5ed and drain.
ea and in a good state of cultivation. For
Wins and particulars apply to.. '
*lin tf HENRY LEA.R, Londeeboro.
London Road &mil. from Clinton, about
132 acres of that -chum lance Ruh as
garden, had been a stook farm ter a num-
ber of yea% Frame hoesee hoed barns,
plenty of stalline, pig liouse for 100 head,
implement building. Possession .given et
any time. Ornter wishes to retire from
farming-. Apply so IL PLIIMsTniZ.
, May 10 1005
Farm tor Sale, or to Rent.
onammemO
Far Sale or to Bea, that choice farm of
153 Acres, oe"the Maitland CalleetikliOn,
Goderiolt ToWnship ; known AS the Budd
ram, Abaft 1.30 Norco' cleared. deed
brick house, splendid beat hem, and out-
buildings; plenty of water; bearingefehirdi
ekes to ohutoh and sehool, 6mftea from
Clinton. Will be soltti or rented fee a
number 'of years.
. Mit& J. BUM, Nary St. Minion
-Mel 10 1005$
*loft,
Choice Farm tor Sale.
Situated d'n the dth eon. Goderielt Tp.,
containing about 80 acres; most of it good,
elaYland, produoing bekey crepe. There ie
about five antes of busk, and five acres of
orchard, of good fruit; good buildings;
frame hotted rrith 8 rooms' and kitchen,
woodshed end „Iellar; no barn.built of
pine lumbar. with Atone beeeinent 50x48 ft;
won at barn, with primp inside for water-
ing, etook; shed 501E20 ft; implement homer
'2005 It, and other outbuildings; fences In
very good repair; over 250 rode of *he
fehoe on the farm; gond well of splendid
Water; post dam and wheel ik ranee
church girrniles; about 6; talkie from 00d;
oriel% POSME114011 given at any time.
Price 0110.00. •
COX.
-•
G. D. McTaggart
kiikicaEn • -
ALBERT ST CLINON
, .
C3 GeneraltrBanitainakeitnegti _.Bus pass
NOTES DISC�UNTED
Notee homed. Interest allowed on
• depoeitel
J. P. TINDALL.
-13*1ifIt1vr-
0LI14ToN, ONT
Private !nude to loan on mortgagee kW
beet current rate'
Genera 'Banking business transeeted
;Merest allowed on depoeits,
Sale notes hongliti
The McKillop Mutuat
.Fire- Insurance Co..
f"
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
. ertY Only Insured.- •
, OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Eippen; Thos.
Eraser, Vice-pres., Bfucefield; Thos.
Hays, Secy. Treas.., Seaforth;
' inatCrone. .
Jas. Connelly, Porter's '. Hill; John
.Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton;
Chesney, Seaforth; J. Beane, BeeCb
woort J. G. Grieve, Winthrop,' J. Bea. .
neweis, Brodha.gen.
Each Director is inspector of losses, in
his own locality. • •
' AGENTS,
ltobt. Smith, liarlock; Ed. Ilinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmond.
J. Altr.'Yeo,
HEADACHE
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