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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-06-16, Page 3June 1,644 1905 limenjenteopooemmemenninmemmet. , 1 Tho great rule Of health - Keep the bowels. regular. And the great medicine - A er's Pius. 111,1"?...10.. Waat your moustache or heard i.oheautital brawn or rich Hach ? Use ilWORMW .BUCKINGHAM'S DYE inns claw sans= oa &Lamas oa.11411Ws.a. ta! • • Town Directory QQVITQUI-lklayor,. Heover; Council ,4its, Ford, Wiltse, Gibbing, Cluff Cantelon; (Merle Macpherson "Treasurer, McTaggart; Chief, Wheat POST 032710E Office hours, lobb •open, 730 a. m. closes 9 p. m., wicke nE a. m closes 7 p. m. Jas. Scott • ettnaster. •- PunLIO Lumamy -Library and free =reading room in Stavely Hall. Open ”Every day from 2 to 5.30 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. J. Bean. librarian. ElormoL BOARD -F, Hodgens, _chair :reeteri; T. Beacom, Charles. Hale, A. Turner, R. Downs, F. Hall, J. Shaw; Secretary, John Ouningheme. Meet- ings first Thursday evening in each *math COLLEGIATE BOARD -M. D. MoTag. Wirt, secretary; Wm. Jackson, treas. ewer; D. A. Forrester, chairman; J. nsford, Jas. Scott, Jae. Fele., Et. Flumsteel. '- teamOF Haerthr-J.C. Stevenson, an; Mayor, Wm. Harland, sr.; r Shaw, Medical Health Officer; Jos. Wheatley, inspector. BAPTIST CHURCH -Sabbath services -eat 11 sem. and 7 p.m. Sunday sehool at 2.30 p.m. General prayer meeting _ Wednesday evenings. Rev W.H.2.244' Kee, pastor; D. Prior, S. S. sept. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH-Sab. bath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. •Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Rev N. M. Manning, pastor; A. T. Odetner, S. S. -upt. General prayer meeting Wed- nesday evenings ; Epworth League (meets Monday evenings, and Junior -Lea ire Friday evenings. ONT&RIo ST. METHODIST CHURCH - Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7_pan. 4lOnday school at 2.30p.m. J. S. Cook, D.D'epastor ; Thos. Mitre's, 8. S. supt. Epworth League meets Monday event ing; prayer meeting cn Wednesday -eventrig. WiLtras PRESIITTERIAN thatirunt- 'Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sabbath school at 2.30 p.m. Prayer eseeleting Wednesday, evenings; Ohne- EndeavorMeefing_Seinstayette teteciiiirideei for half hour Prayer Meting and jirst Monday of month 'business • Meeting ;Rev Dr. Stewart; D. D., pastor; James Scott,S.S. supt. rAnt.'s CHURCH, EPISCOPAL - Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.rn. 'Sunday school at 2.30 p.m. Ladies' 'Guild -meets last Thursday of each anotith; ,A. Y. P. A. meets Tuesday -eveeings. C. R. Gunne, M.A., rector and $.-8. supt. • Sr. 30SEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH - • Service held every other Sunday at • 11,S0 ',am. and 7 p.m. Rev. Father JPinsonneault,pastor, C.IcteleAemee 4th - Thursday every month; Sacred Heart devotions 1st Friday of the at:tenth; Mass every morning at S a.m. BRETemeser-rMeetings at 11 a.m. and -1.80 le.m. on Sunday, and on Friday at eort Areex-Service at 7 and . wed and 8 p.m. on Sunday very Week- evening at 8 o'clock Post -office Time Table ie•Lobby opens. ..... 7.90 a.m. Public Lobby closes 000 p.m. -Wicket &M.O. office open 8.00 a.m. P. 0. office cioses 6 00 p.m. Wicket closes 700 p.m. MAILS. ithilheclose as follows: South . 6.85 a.m , 3.50 pane East. .6.35 a.m.. 2 50 p.m., 4.50 p m. Worth 950 a.m., 0.00 West ' 12.30 p.m. •Goderich..9 50 a m , 6 p.m., 9 pan. Nails are ready for delivery approxi mately as follows: From North....8 00 a.m ,4.30 p.m. •• West 8 00 a.m. •• South ... .11.00 a m., 7.00.p.m. -• East 8 00 a me 1Q0 p ra,' •iL:4frona,the night ttaiti " Goderich • 345 p.m. NOTE : -The public is requested to Amer in mind that the hours.mentioned •above' for opening. and closing the by are not compulsory, but might. ade coincident with the opening ejosing of the Wicket. The privi- ge is exteveide by " Chi •POilt:tifilstef -foe the convenience of box -holders. There may be occasional days when this. 'privilege will be withheld to an.; able the caretaker to do necessary cleaning, etc. yb 0• I cCy1011 TC0- gelnIgnIrmr Mountain Grown ,z • Grand Mogul Tea is a uct Of the sunniest ciountain tops in Ceylon. trepateij by machineiy froin plantaiion to tea - tick, it is the ' beverage of hYgiene (I No exposure to store dust or mkrobes-the pack- • ages linPd paper bring to you inibe nIcest possible conditipn, klsjst on your dealer sup- plying you with this, the best possible blensi of. ilae finest and ripest teas. 4 originating housekee prefer it to bulk teas o doubtful value. • Grand Mogul Teo Sold only ig Oadcaoes at Vie and 5O petisoural. Ldeow With An bY Otating Swami= pont in etch oaabaso. , • 0` Ttid NEW ERA will be sent to new subscribersfor the ba. mice of the year; for soc 'cash. county Clippings Oscar Ducharnae and Miss Celina Denornie, of Dirsdale, were married last week. other day heopening up a ship- ment of bananas Mr. Shields, march- anb, Dunlop dieeovered aterantula, Toe nasey friends of Mrs, James ,JCey, of Parr hire, Stanlev. will be Not What He Thought. - iv is ja-aitt that it certain Conservative In this county, after the Local elec. ,tions, hustled for all he was worth to get an appointment as License Coin. missioner. He got it, and at the first meeting found there was no more rev- enue in it than his expenses. Speaking to a friend, he fetid : ""What a hanged fool I Was. I thought there was a big Wary con- nected With the office, pr I'd never have accepted it." - CALOMEL RUINS THE STOMACH. And should'only be used under- doctor's orders For a mild physic take Dr. liamilton'a Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. No gripe, no pain, certain relief for headache, constipa. tion and torpid liver, Use only Dr. Hamilton's Pills, price 25e. Its Winter Name as Well. The other day a bright little Ave - year -old tot was driving along the base tine with some friends, wlaen she pointed to some houses and said: 'What's that place F' "That place is Summerhill," was the answer. • "And what's its winter name 2" asked. On being assured that its winter an summer- names were the same, she said I "Well, that's funny i" SPRING. CATARRH Changeable Weather Causes Weaken Preethe t1Poinel and Cure Catarrh. • The changeable weather of Spring; with its warm days and cold nights, is responsible for a great increase In the number of cases of catarrh. It is now that Hyonsei,the only guaranteed treatment for catarrh that cures with- uestomachelosingeshould-beeused-ine every horde. • For more than century physicians have been sending persons suffering from catarrh to Kgypt, Colorado, .or Australia, where the pure, healing air Would Cure the disease. For elle per- son who could take this • trip, thous- ands have; been compelled to stay at home and continue their 'daily toil. To these sufferers who could not change their climatic conditions, we offer flyomei, a method. by which Imre ait impregnated with Nature's Own remedies fitr the cure- of catarrh; can ainhailedittfarer-in-lais-o her home. Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler thet comes with every outfit, its healing.' volatile, antiseptic fragrance reaches the lungs and .air paseaget; as no stomach dosing possibly can do. It gives immediate relief and makes lasting cures. ' - The complete outfit, consisting of the inhaler, Medicine dropper; •and bottle of Hyonieiecolits only one, dol. ler, and extra bottles of Ilycameie if needed, can be precured for fifty cents. Proof that the, Hycimet ereatnsent will do all that is Cleinied for it is' found in the guarantee under which R. P. Reekie sells it, an agreement to payback the price, if the purchaser can' say that flyomei has not gi ven satisfac- tion ' Mhicellaneous Dairy' Notes. • B7PROP B. DEAN, of the O. A. 0. •(Written for the NEW En%) ' So far as can be seenet he present. time everything points to a very favor- able season for the dairyman in 1905. Old stocks of butter and cheese were possiblynever so low in the dairy Mar- kets of the -world, and production up to the present, for various causes, has been very small. The pastures ere now in excellent condition, though they have been somewhat backward, and everything points •to a year of good returns for the dairy farmer. The various organizationti tor pro- reetitee deiryleg were never so 4etel- pletely systematized doe so well manned as at present.. We are look- ing for good results from the system- atic campaign of instruction and help now in full awing. Everywhere we find renewed interest and hope in dairying. ractorymen are improving their factories; dairy boards of trade are starting out with amended rules; the buyers of dairy 'products are weae- eseeir-satisfied:--smile-as---theresult-of- large demand, good prices and leer profits. It now remains for the dairy farmer to keep up with the procession. It would oeni •that the chief weak- nesses of the dairy industry, from the farnser's point of view, are 1 -Not enough return, in some seas- ons, for labor and capital expended. 2 -Lack Of paying cows, One of the greatest hindrances to the securing of better cows is the lack of systematic breeding for a definite purpose. There is too much "hit and miss" in the methods adopted in breeding dairy - stock. 3 -Lack of proper reward for ilnrOV, ed efforts is another vveaknese from the viewpoint of the dairy farmer, We still find the same price being paid for all kinds of 'nal& and "cream re- gardless of its true value. As a result of this many of the best and most pro- gressive patrons ot our factories are leaving the factory and making the milk up at home, or selling milk and cream to the city. In consequence, we find markets like Toronto floocled with dairy butter -which often sells for a pride that cell leave little or no pro- fit for the farmer; yet he considers this better than the injustice .1:noted out at. many factories. Grading of cream at creameries andpayment for milk ac- cording to its cheese or.butter" value are steps that should be taken by fac- tory owners in order to give justice to all and to retain the patronage of the best farmers. The farmer who takes good care of his milk and cream by cooling it and , delivering it to the creamery or cheese I factory in good physical condition, re- ceives no pay for his extra Cate and labor, Re then argnes that it does not pay him to do this AS he receive no more for his share of the fit:ailed Product than does his neighbor who takes little or no care. of his raw ma- terial. Grading and testing would seem to be the remedy for this. Incidentally the Wrong Of creatn collecting CreaMerieS Can produee it a better nnality of cream after separ- ating. The present Would Rem to he favorable time to purelukee separat- Ortg as VO,r1OUS companies have a itato,. wee outdid prices are reduced about one•third, sOriy to learn that she is not enjoying good health. Miss Laur!t,' daughter of Mrs. A, Fear Morris 8th' line, has taken a Mitnico. Her aunt,. Mies R. Jackson, position in the Industrial school, I is assistant matron 1I1 the sante instl- t t' CLINTON -2EW EBA, A. LUCKY GIRL I jubilee Yeac g IThe 20 Methodist ministers who be. tioTed from Dead!! Decline by, gan their ministry in 1855 have nOw m willias,8 .1, rim. I completed fl ty years of Mintsterial •life and work and at June conference "When "'think of my former condi. celebrated their Jubilee. Their names tion of health," says Miss Winifred are as follows: • Peri"-, Of W eet River, Sheet, Harbor, Toronto conference -Thomas 'Cobb • that. t AM well and strong to -day. an . consider myself a lucky gi ze ijames F. Latimer, Wm, Lomas, Alex a ander Sutherland, I), D., and S, y Tucker. • 1 .4. - L'indoe CiinterenCe- ISaiii-B; Ay' es - 0 worth, L. L. D., John Kenner, John 1 I 0, Pomeroy, B. .4.„ and Edward d Kershaw, . e Hamilton Conference-,-. Alfred Au- g drews, David. Auld, Thomas Se Row - a tele:Charles Stringfellote. • 1387 Of 'Quite Conference- Samuel DoWn. . ' Montreal Conference -Alex, Dren- nen , Joseph Follick. George G. elux. table, and William Short, • to 4r. wnitionaiy e, present- siensueffreLli: I ed almost all , at one Can endut from weakness and nervousness was as pale as it sheet, and waste away, else least noise would steal md e, an' was troubled with faintin spe 's when I would suddenly lose consciousnese and drop to the floor. At other times my heart would pal- pitate violently and cruise ce smother- ing sensetion. Night and day my neryes were in a terrible condition and I seemed to be eontinuelly grow - big worse,No medicine that I took eiped mein the least until I -began taking Dr. W Rhein& Pink 14118, and after I had taken, it. half dozen boxes I felt so much better that I stopped taking them and went on a visit to Boston. I had, made it mistake, hoW, eVer, in stopping the pills too soon, ISLUl. Mr. N. Oontin, of Ste Joseph city fame, has purchased a large auto bus and • purposes taming regular tri s trona Lien:sail to St.. Joseph, Exeter, o Grand Bend, during the sunaraer months. Miss Lena Wolfe, who was employe ed at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, took ill on Tuesday of last week and was taken home on; 'Wednesday'. Diphtheria showed itself and she died • o a Saturday. Mrs, Wm, Ring, sister of Mrs. George ICin , of :Myth, died at her home in lifoissevain, Manttobat on gaturday morning. She was sixty nitre of age and consumption xas the cause. of death. Mr. D. Ooeghliis, Inspector of weights rind measures ,was in Zurich last week testing the !scales. While here Mr. Coughlin received word that his residence; some miles south of Crediton had burned, down, "• On Monday' there- occUrred it very Sad death in Ashfield when MM. Thos. ,Glen was called to that bourne from which no traveller returns. The de- ceased was ineher thirty-fourth year and had been ill but a short time with an attack of pneumonia. Mader Johny Glew, Seaforth, the with it very painful accident at th foundry eoriMonday, evening, resulting in the amputation of two of hi fIngers. He in some manner; get' his handcaught in it cog Wheel, badly *Crushing the joints of two fingers.. Messrs. George White and J. E. Taman ruade a- record pressing hay on the farm of Mr Wtd. Skelton. of Morris, the other clay. In three hours they pressed Ili tons, which is a roe- . cord to be proud of. Messrs George Jackson Leslie Fear anNeiIMojak hun thrAr ticrViTir-o-WaTire mow. This week we redord the death of Mies Mary Shoemaker, of the 14th Con, Hay, which sad event occured on Tuesday morning. Miss Shoe- maker. WAS around as usual on Mon- day and not feeling well retired 'rather eerly for the night, but pre long the doctor was called but all to no avail, as she passed away .fis above stated.1. E The following, from the Seafthrtb Expositor, is a record. of which any man should , be . proud: -Mr. David Doi -ranee, of this town, who although rseof-agee-is-estellequitiretctiwe; called at the Expositor office, Tuesday and paid : his thirty-eighth annual subscription to the 'Expositor and his fifty-first ' annual stibscripton to the Teronce Globe, and only ntice during all these years did. he miss paying it on the Very clay it was due in advance and on this exceptional titne he. was but one day late. . e • . Mise Waugh, the 'school teacher who' boards at Geo Wren's, Chiselnorst, went to the field where the hired Man was ploughing and jokingly. took hold' of the plow handles' and put the lines around her back saying she was going to plough, when one of the horses looked around and took fright at his new teamster: and started to run away. Miss Waugh Was flung off her feet the first jump and fortunately got dear of the. lines. The team ran for home but straddled an apple tree and stopped without doing much. &Usage, but Miss Waugh will. stick to her o:d profession a while Yet. and I began to go pack to my former condition. '1 then called on it well known Boston doctor, and after examining my case, told him how Dr. Williarnsrptik Pills .had helped me - before, Elelold me te continue their use, saying I could take nothing better' and I got another supply and soon be- gan to regain health, I took about 18 boxes in all, and they- fully and coin- :Pletely restored, rny heath, and I halve ead 110 sickness since," Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can do just as much for every Weak,nervous, pale. facedyoung women, who is Slipping from anaemia into, deadly decline. They naake new, rich, health -giving blood, and that is what every growing girl and woman must have to retain ttliei▪ r ea th. It is because these pillse I actually make new blood that they, strike at the root of all common ali- o xnents of life, such as headache and sulesehes, and backaches, indigestion, palpitation of the heart, kidney trouble sciatica, rheumatism. neuralgia, St.. Vitus Dance and paralysis. But only the genuine pills can do this, and the sick one should- see that the full name -"Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills for Pale 'People" is printed -.on the Wrapper around every box -Don't let anyone persuade you to lake anythingeelsee. SoldeleY alrifelfeis or sent by mail at 50c a hox, or six boxes for 92.50 by writing the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., l3rockvil • Tb BREAK UP 4 COLD • Right quickly nothing works sonice- ly ateerviline taken real hot It sends a glowing warmth all through the bodyeand when rubbed on the throat and chest loosens up the cough and re- lieves tightness and soreness in the chest. Nerviline is used as a prevent - lye and cure for colds, coughs and win- ter ills in thousands of homes because it goes right to work and twinge relief quickly. There is no remedy in the world with half the power and merit of Nerviline ; it's invaluable •inevery touse. , In large bottles!. price 25c. The steamer Majestic, from Liver- pool and Queenstown, last Saturday stopped her engines, and the big ship lay as quiet as the turbulent seas would permit; whilethe surgeon lab- ..oredieesave_thelifeeoLAnthurClattip bell,. second cabin steward, who had injured himself so severely during a violent attack of seasickness that the surgeon decided thee a delicate surgi- cal operation must be performed ab once. Campbell was said to be recov- ering when the steamer arrived in New Sork. The Majestic had a stormy passage, and many of her passengers suffere severely from seasickness. PERFEC,,TIpqr: (44},i So IllihOONEY BISCUIT A CANDY .0 STPATrcgo CANADA • , Fe. From the Ovens to You We bridge distance with our traitture-proof, dust -proof packages, Hall - Oak and Vancouver are brought to thveni • doors. Farms and small tovvos are pin on the sone plane with the big cities. Mooney9s Perfection Crean1 odis spckfa i 3,1b. amide 1+40444. faah, Cr* ihlichsts-- Awl such you is the tame cork didos no matter %this you live. • kr all silicate • .liog Notes Sweet food is hest for growir g pigs • There is no advantage in souring slops •• ' . . Hogs, especially sows and growing pigs, should have,Access to,thegroinid. If the pigs' have scours, give them entecorreoeeearcoal. Agood brood sow is about the most , . productive property a termer can have. Whenea, hog is at a standstill there is a toss of food giyeet, and a loss of time.. Feed the brood fitters that have lit- ters of pigs , literally on warns, tdoppy • - There is no better bed for. growing pigs thape, clean_earth floor in m part- ly undergreend pen. ' _ . • Many levees of swine degenerate be- cause the sows are used for breeding purposes too young. • Make the hog house roomy, and con- struct it in such a .way as to almit the light. Dairy Notes. A compleee and quick separation of the butterfisilk from - butter is impor- tant to secure the hest per; cent. Filling the churn too full is a very common cause of trouble. . Bad ventilation ' in the dairy cellar will cause the butter to be pale. Care should be taken always not to 'excite the cow by kicking or scolding, which will make her hold back her maik Feed the calf skim Milk when a eouple of weeks old, and with. it some grain ration, fed separately, When cows drink heartily and large- ly the nailk is less charged with allege. men, and there is a better crettixf that rises, and a better and easier churner. By salting the butter in granular form all working is avoided, and the gratin.isepLeiseiVer-p-eriedly;:-atid, only necessary to press into a form to . send to the tuarket. • • New Brunswick and P. E, I.Coe- ference- Charles Comben. Newfoundland °Mat rence- James . , Dove, D. D Manitoba, Conference- Frames 111. Finn, Henry Eenber and Wm, L Scott. • Of the above 23 only two remain in , . the active wgric',. Khlindr, _ Rev.- pr. Sutherland, who is .the faithful and be- loved Secretary of the Missiotary Society, and Rev. Dr. Aylswortli, who 1 is doine good work among the Indians at the Se Clair Mission. ____rostossois • BOW TO AVOID (ARA DPREASES J.M.TP.fft Strengthen the Staunch sad DIgeetith, and Th• m Wm NSW When there is an epidemic of gem you should get Well at once disease, and most diseases are caused Strengthening the 14°111ach with MI- NT germs, it is the person with. a weak , flinty"' cetuebtoitliebeelorarVeantablg°, son.du yPourf stomach Who succumbe first digestive system will heeome, so If you suffer with pales or clistreee strong that VOA will he the enehodie after eating, headache, belching of ment of good health cytd,„apigite, agree gaseeeeour ,food, a ebad taste- in , the need'iette iao geein diseases. nroUth, dizziness, pains in the heart') Ask 11. P.-Iteekie, to -show you ther specks before the eyes, and a general guarantee under which they. sell Mi•o- feeling of despondency and weakness, na ; it costs nothing unless it cures. INI.owER , . .DOES:17.:N.E.ED .SHARPEN.1"N6? We have in operation one of the new " Lawn Moller Sharpeners that we would like to have you examine before you have your mower sharpened again, There is nothing like it on the market .-Ify its use each, blade is Sharp ened,with•the utmost exactitude, the bevel' on thc, knives beirtt. kept at the same degree all along.' Every inaccuracy is takert out, a perfect " clearance" given the blades,' and. all done while you wait" to see the fun. . Sunday School Convention. ' More good Mowers are spoiled by 'bunglesonie sharpen - Tho advance program of the Inter" - national Institute preceeding the 11th International Sunday School Conven- tion to be held in Toronto, June 20 23, promises a rich treat to all the Prim- ary Workers who arefortunate enough to attend. Mr. Edward P. St, John, of New Pork, will give a course of five lectures on eChild Nature and tbe Sundey School," and Miss Florence Darnell, the celebrated teacher of Black Board Work, will give it course in her special line. Mrs. Crafts, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Hal - penny; Mrs. HainilIand it host of other • pronament workers are named for ad- dresses, and last but not least, Miss Nannie Lee Frayser. of Kentucky, whose iMitable manner of story -telling moves strong men. to tears will give of her work. ' --AllTeblikiiirorthi-treiiiientary *Sec- tion (which Includes Beginners, Prim. and Junior work) will be held in Bond Street • Congregational Church, and are under the directionof the Internat- ional Primary Secretary, Mrs J. W. Barnes. ' For further information apply to Miss M. N. Johnston, 296 Spadina Av- enne, Toronto.. . ing than by the work they are intended to do. •.There's no "guesswork about the Ideal -it is simply accurate to a haw, Bringyour Mowers to this shop and see the result.„; TURNER General.Re .pairShop Wedding. Presents. • • . . . wnen msioubt as to wnat' to' buy, come to, this store, we have a large stock of suitable goods at lowarices, Which ate both Useful: and ornamental, coniprisinglEasy-ChairS,Faney--T.b • . les, Jardineir Stands, Pictures, Mirrors,-Walf POokets; Fancy • ' Rockers, Couches; :Musk Cabinets; China Cabinets, Mats, Oriental • Rugs, Table Covers, etc. • . . J. 11. CHELLEW, '1113th. • Important Seed Talk. • •Baati ibe Tile eon Have Always • • . • • skeane Beare the The PM Yoll Have Always Bought _Amgen of cf We Wish to inform you that •we have.on hand-'. ton.Monday, while two chiklren of Ars. L. Buzzlee of Cherry River; Que., Wei e playing outdoors; the younger, a ntere tot; got out into the roadway, thld WAS in peril Of beingrun over by a teem and carriage being driven at a high speed. The mother ran out, and in an :effort to rectal the Child was struck on the head by.the .carriage tongue: with seal force that she ex- pired on the roadveay almost, inunede ietely.. The child was uninjured.. - • ' ERROVIrei HARK 'A. ircinio Atieeje • It inakee now blend - .:.1t:Invigerates It strengthens it bundle . • .BONE AND MUaCLE 'Med Tint% nal_geeit4ei ad:natio by alt. week people. fteveuta fainting. makes pallid climate into rev eon, • •• • Davis* lanreuee Montreal. A plumber named Quenelle Was fined $25 at St. Cunegonde for assisting a friend named M.onpetit to escape from jail. Quenelle, who was at work on the City Hall, saw him through the bars and took pity on him. A friend outside arranged his work so that his tool bag lay near the prisoner's win- dow, and within reachof a man's arm. Monpetif, helped himself to a file and reeked his way out, and was so over- come with joy that he got drunk and gave the whole scheme away. landed beak in jail, and caused his friend to be fined. - ' • GREAT CROP PROSPECTS -The report hem tne surrounding district is that crop prospects were never better at this time of the year. The meadows and fall wheat fields present a splendid appearance, and apparently have no . poor spots anywhere, and pastures are most luxuriant, all spring Igrains also making satisfactory pro gross, notwithstanding the cool ',weather. The Phew of lalossom indi. cal es a grearftatit year, and although there have been slight boas no damage to the fruit prospects is re- ported. A session of dry " Weather ts now hoped for to faciliatate the get. ling in of the corn crops, and is alt that is needed to make the crop prospects for the dea80/1 perfect. 1 4444.44,4414,444 WHAT, IT ISI Advertising is thefundAateenr.. tat prinoiple of success. tising is the cheapest and most direct guide to business success. It hae been demensteated time Mid time again that neWspaper advertisitigis as eisential to suc- cess as the 'Ivy money with Which a business is founded, Put your advertiseMenb in the NEW En. 11,11811.4100 Kidney DisOrters Are no ..Tosp,ctist Of persons. absoptein every • Have you it Backache? If yoit have It h the Brat sign that the kidneys are hot welkin, properly. • , 4 mewed Eacicache leads to serious Ifettey trouble. 6heck it in time by taking DOAN'S KIDNEY plus Giant e 'ow 'intermediate ind Mammoth Long Bed Mancold.Seeds at 120 , CORN-Csmiecnes ea l!e. White Cap Yellow Dent, one asiElyll Several varieties .of 1 army Seede, oleo some Bed Alaike and lawns - • Clover Seed: some Noeltz or Emmer; some 1000 heade$ Kale Seed; elko Dutch Set Onione:•Carden Seeds he great ieriete• and alh11 rem. Corn, Beans, R'atatoeto. • ' ' Lottdosboro Enu)orlant. 'May 10th. 1905. Rea dy for. • • We have a full assortment of Open and Top Buggies; fitted with either Steel, -Solid • Rubber,, Cushion or Pneumatic tires -also . Market 841Lurnher waggons. •Rifintla# ES Mc/Oath 'Hung! St.: Clinton. -" MAMPARMW1MAA.111WWMAIWROMPAMMO •"riF GREAT KIDNEY SPECIFIC."' bey cure ell kinds of Kidney Troubles from Backachis to, Bright's Disease, ' $00 a hen or 5 for $1.2$ , an dealers or TIM DOAN KIDNEY PILL CO: " Toronto. Ont. • the Coal business 6t. I • Having- purchased ID Coal 11/cOorvie, I am now pr& pared to receive orders for alfsizes-Orate, Egg, Stove, Nut And Soft", and solict your patronage. Will sell only the best grades. Ordells left wih me at Coal Office, or at Harland Bros',• Hardware Store, will re.. •ceive prompt attention. WM. DOWNS. Clinton 0. YOU ND:A TONIC Our Beef Iron and Wine - is an excellent preparation containing in a condensed form all:the el- ements necessary to produce new rich blood and nerve tissue. To those who need building up, one ortwo bottles of this tonic will bring ,a marvellous ..lipprovement in health and strength. . 16 ex bottle 75e. Our Bilk Itir-Pewillo: inake la. steadfast friend ofiVeryone who gives it -alai: , Dispensing Chemist and Dr ug -gist Hove Through the carelessness of a miner who carried a five or six pound caia of blasting powder uncorked, 'a terrible explosion occurred in the Imperial mine No, le at Inverness.C. B., by' win& M. miners were burned abottt the face and head, sense of thein very severely. OLIYES My, but they are good! 'Did you ever hea• r 'that Q.LI V E S are healthful? • They are I • An ad to digestion, • and wholesome too ! If•you are fond of OLIVES, you will be g1,41: to know that we have sMee extra quai ti es to aerY°1:atit°wl • Ii1bllk3Oeperqt • • • • poWs, 1Se slap 11C " gog 2oe, • The hest 'quallty of everything •at lowest prices. • ••••••• ••••••!1•04•••• • W. To 0 NEIL The Hilb Orpeery. Salmon Trout two ctaye a. week. • SECURITIES FOR MLR , Mortgage ot $2,goo, Upon lam lands worth $4,500 interest 4% yeatilr, mortgage due 7 years hence. Stock -5 Shares in peoples Building • & Loan Ainociation. of London, Odd - elide of 6%., Paid half -yearly, Stock- 50 Shares Colonial inveatmeat Loan 00,, dividends of 6%, paid half • yearly. These are offered for sale. Peritonist% may be hid from W. BRYDONE, • Solicitor for -the holder. Clinton. May 17, 1905• 1 C.EN11141,1641111111qt :pitzsh000s & Soo..11 We thank our customers for their generous patronage in the past, and desire to notify them that we have moved to the Combe Block, where we have much more roont than formerly. The very choicest fresh and cuied Meats kept in stock. All orders will receive prompt. and careful attention 4 It, Fitzsimons & Sea •Telephoto ts..