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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-06-30, Page 2.Ferreafeesteleir-77-7T's 2 TIM CLINTON NEW ERA The New era us published every Friday; at the Thew ERA Printing House, ISAAC STREET . . . CLINTON. Terms of subscription - $1 per year It advance ; $1 50 may be charged if laot so paid. No pii per disemi tin iuitilall arrears are paid, writers at the eption of 'tile publielter. .The date to. which every sunseelption is pad is de- ertoted on the label. Advertising rateTransientadver- tisernents, 1.0 cents per nonparel. line for first insertion and 3 cents per line for each subsequent insertion Small advertisements not to exc.epd one Weil much as "Lost." "Strayed," "Stolen." etc, inserted once for 35;centse or one 'month for $L Cow in unications Intended fixorblication must, its a guaritntee of faith, be accompanied by the mune of the. Iv' iter. To insure publication in current issue eop.y of advertssements:ehould be sent in eas ly. Contract rates - The followingtable sshows our rates for speciflial periods eaud space. 1 yr. timo. 3mo. lino I Column $7500 $4000 $2500 $850 A Column 40 00 2500 15 00 0 00 I Column 25 00 1600 800 2 50 Column 18 00 10 00 550 200 1 Inch 600 350 200 120 ROBT. HOLMES, Editor and Proprietor. The glinton Ifiliv Era ,RRIDAY, JITNE 30, 1905, Make Them. Independent. (Toronto World.) In marked contrast to the British system is Canada's estimate of the value of ministers of the orawn. The Prime Minister of Canada receives •$8900 in mit:titian to his indemnity, or Milk in all; the others receive $7000 and their indemnity, or $8500 a year.. Thi t scale of salaries does not do jus- tice to the office of minister of the crewn, end is nal-. of ell prorvIrsivn to -the responsibilities of tr, prime min, . That the Prime Minister of Canada s'eeidd receive only $F.000• more than •a• petty sub -secretary in the British dab, I let is not at auto our redit. With the Canadian premiership slieuld- •go,a salary of $20,000 a year, The other eninisters should receive $10,000 a year. Increased selariee aid a moderate . pension system would be national emu-, o:n y. Ministers on their present Sal- ' aries cannot, with the residences du y have to maintain, and the, obligati( na , they are compelled to assume, preterit themselves against the inevitablerainy day. This is but to multiply the clan- g e -s of temptation, and to put a prein-' lam on dishonesty. The :escape frOm " these perilous. conditions lies in more - generous recognition of the services of the nien chip ged with the nationalad- emmistsation. But [take the case of Sir Wilfrid But That gentleman is not well .cS-T. His income horn his office. is no, d auk insufficient t� meet the require- ments of his positior. When he leayee officet the etate, owing See flies exalted position he hes occupied, and to the disgrace that it would be. to us were he to want, should mike seine .provis- ion for him during his remaining yeare. The same in gimlet t applies to tnany other Ministers, Ther.a ought to- he, and we believe that it was proposed once before, a system under which the eX-Minister, who has dropped Ida busi- ness to serve the eoun try,- rnity not be so great a loser by that circurnstanee as he is toelay.--Mail-Empire. . County, Clippings Rot. Winter, Seaforth, has over 200 steers on paettare, faittening for the old. country markets. Fordwich factory shipped 145 boxes ef Cheese to Ayer tt Co., Montreal, last week, the price paid betog 9 1-2 cents. • Pat. and Michael Farr, late of Gocler- le a, have bought out two separate sal- oons net fat* frbm 13011e bat; bridge in Detroit, 0. Delaney, Beechwood, has purchaas ased the °In Macardle homestead, con. tainin g fifty eeres, w17,1). good buildings, for $3.009, On Thursday morning Peter lqeDon- ald, an old and well known resident of ti'. 7th line. Morris, passed to his re- ward, Aged 87 years. The many friends of Sohn McMann,.horse buyer, Eignaoreiville, who has been 111 for some time, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering nicely, Miss Ettle Proctor, school teacher, arrived home from Idaho to spend the holiday; with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ,7ames Proctor, neat, Constance. T. W. E. B Stialtes, a well known known resident of • Grey, died last ,weele•;. he - was sone of the pioneers of the section, and was in his With Year - The fine 100 acre farm of O. W. Knight, con. 9, Grey, has been purch- ased by A. Barr, of the same line, for $5,000, possession to be given on Jan, 1. It is reverted that N. M. Cantin in- tends suing the township of Hay for d vnages, acconnt of his automobile being upset in the ditch and damaged at St Joseph. David Moffatt, one of the early. sett- lers ot '1 urnberry, died 18,st ThursdaY, aged 72 years. He was a native of Sco land, but came to this coma trY in early life, settling in, Turn berry in 1853. Mr. Whiteside. Hensall, on Friday received the sad intelligence that his ', eldest son James, living in Michigan, was dead. fle ran 8, carriage end blacksmithing business, and was at work just y f ew hours previous to his death. • Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, who make. M their horue with their- eon, Rev. Mr: Davidson, Varna, celebrated:the six- tieth anniversary of their marriage on June 4th ' Mr. Davit:ism is SO years oft, age, and his wife 82, and they are still State of Ohio, City of Toledo) Lucas County. Ess b•rank .T. °aeries- makes oatb th8 t he -is senior pat tner. of of Ohepey & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, Coenty and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay' the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case ofklatarrh that cannot be cured by the •• use of Hall's Catal Catarrh Oars. nAens J..Cttpette-. worn to before me tn..' subscribed. irr-any prepenee,*6th,:day-of-Deemnber- A. D. len A. W.. GLEASON . Notary Public. (Seal) Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, and acts directly on the bleed and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for•testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & GO,, TOLEDO, 0, Sold by all Druggiets 75c. • :•• Take Hall's remily•Pills•for Constire ation. ' • ,, • , • Lord Dundonald has broken out again at a London banquet, and in a speech on Canadian affairs furiished anything that was lacking to show his \ unfitness for the position he held in Canada. Be attacked the Ministersof Militia in a way that should call fora severe rebuke franethelkitlehanthoz:_ Vies, even if it did not lead to his being court-martialled. The apeech of W. It. George at, the banquet in London, England, may help to clear the air a little and let the Eng- lishmen know how little there is for • Woe SCOTT'S EMULSION won't make a 1 hump bock straight, neither will It MOM a short kg wag, but It feeds soft hone and heals dimmed bone and le among Ai levelenalne-ineens Ift fagy,ent in . &MB and hone consumption. . Seed for free maple, SCOTT A DOWNL. Cbscirsiai,. ‘ .Toroato, 4 .0111140. A soc. and St.00; all &tulles. eneell Tramps Desert thia Province, Pm••••••!••••• Ontario is et last free from the trainp nuisanee. After spending nine days iu tri,Velling• from one end of the Pro- vince to the other, coveringje thet time 2,800 miles. in search ot triunes, Provinciel Detective Rogers reports that he did net discover a single genu- ine specimen Of the old. time variety that stole rides on freight trains and bothered the house -wives in the towns and country elietriets. _Ike did find a coriSideeahlwartianher of•LW`glish innnj- giants ont of sverk, smile ot them loaf - ens, but these men he did not class as tramps, ,With Detective Rogers were four assistants.. They made a very careful -inspection of all the railway yards and old lounging places, but the tramp's are missing. The railwayeern- ployees, conductors and engine -drivers had seen very few tramps ol1 the lines this Year, they said, The peliCe re- ported. to the seine effect. Since the' railway officers and local police began to give tramp work special attention six years ago, the number of tramps has been gradually growing siesaller, with the result that thefts and other h crimes ave decreased appeeciably.' EVERYONE WITH SORE THROAT Shoold know how •quiekly Nerviline cures. *,1 can recommend Nerviline very highly fee sore throat," writes Mr. R. McKenzie of St. George. "1 once lead a Very sore throat and my chest was full of dold and Soreness. Every cough hurt. me. I cured myself 'quickly by rubbing my chest and throat:vigorously with Nereiline and usieg it also as a gargle. 'believe Ner-- viline to be the best general remedy for emergent sickness that one cell get. e haye used it for twenty , years in oer lapse." Price 25e. Newspa:per ^ • • It is gratifying to note that, what is said to be the • largest sinele odeertis-. ing appropriation ever reticle - that of the Lignozone Company for • nearly a miLion and a half dollars -.is to be de- voted almost ' entieely to the daily news a iers. Nothing is se promising )- ie u uses o e useless as le way the newspaper is lately corning to be recognized as the one medium far profitable puhliefty. The department stores and local merchants, the break- fast foods and biscuit makers the rail- roads and steamship lines, the theatres' and circuses, and first and last the pro- prietary medicines, - .116Am-come to al- derstand that the newspaper is the great place in vlieli to put theii mon- ey with" an ass ance that it will be returned many el& The newspapers e been the educators. They have lee kett thelight to the ad- vertisee thrieu le sheer force of theire own expellence. The . Ontario License Holders' Meo.• themselves. hi teetive .Association is going to fight for. cornPensatieti Icir all licenses cut off. The situation thus created is an odd one. First a great struggle is made.to secnre tho. favor of a license. strictly a. year, thee a de - mend ie to be M.o.& for compensation if ever the privilege, gra,nted, only for twave.months, is withdrsAyn, ; • The Dominion Alliance at its recent session; decided that nothing short a the total prohibitime of, the liquor _teaffac.nnathescigarette eyiwjiJ s aide:dory. We did think at one time that eehibition of the Wilier traffic was attainable. When one knowsthat the consumption Of ligtor is on the increase, notvvithstanding all the effolts Made to diminish ite c�n- stunptiou, we are, free to , admit our faith has weakened. Tempera,nee ed. • .ort has eithee been misdirected or fit; from convincing, hecause .it certainly has not borne the. frult that Was ex, pscted of it. : A;YeAlfrkejEVICff41=a11.I.A.o. Naafi° TOIXEffitTitava A ways oug 1. aignstwre • • of Neil* Notes AtNiagara Camp •Gen. 'Otter Was. Chamberlain in the resolutions of ti sa throon by his hoese falling; and had Canadian Manufacturers' 'Association. his :ankle loadly sprained. He 'condo., , ited his inspection in an automobile. It was frankly hostile to any conces- Lieut. Ansley of the 2nd Dragoons had • Mon to Britain, and gave not the his knee cap shattered by a kick fri M slightest hint of a desire to help Chem.- a' hntse` berlain's scheme. Referring to it the Dr. G. W. 13e11, veterinary, Says that many covet] in theEingston district are • Westminster Gazette says : "We ate affected by milk tever. Which comes On grateful to Mr. George for. the frank from 12 to 24 hour's after calving. statement that the Canadian rnanufee- iti due to hea.vy flow of milk resulting turers are determined to protect their from plentifulness of grass, aria is •found only in good cattle. • • home market against all competition, - ;: British and foreign alike." F. D. Robinson. treasurer of Tilbury •township, has signed a confession ack- nowledging a ehortage of $0,000 in his accounts. -The township is protected , BABY'S DANpER by his bondsmen, Stock speculation is -........- believed to have been the cause of the . ' A mother cannot watch her little deficit. ones too carefully during the hot Wen- Justice Anglin *in. Toronto handed ther. Dysentry, diarrhoea, cholera out Judgmeht in the Pere Marquette Wanton], and disorders of the stem- itettrecetWonitraseeireeniewefia,ungdosittihndvottlivieens ach are alarmingly frequent during the sunomer months, and unless the extra territorial Jurisdietion to enforte r' mother has at bend an efficient' rem- it. Consequently Canada, is without • edy to check and cure the trouble a en alien tabor law and the Pere Mar-, little life may go almost before you qoettcs officials may stray, . realize the case is serions. At, the Mamma Thayer. of Windsor, ll, Sigh first sign of any of these ailments the Pointer; wished to yisit the Pacific wise mother will give her little obe enantv and decided to Ps'Y his "3"g°' Baby,s Own Tablets, which promptly ing there. He rigged up a covered top cure all hot weather ailments. Mes. Wagon,. and has started with his wife John Lancaster, North Portal, N. W, and painting outfit. Ile will solicit T , says : "My bahsr was • rattaelt6n Work at each place alonghis route. pay with diarrhoejt and verniting I at his expense]; and lay by what ha can. once gave Baby,s Own Tablets and In October next will begin the con - the next day she Wan as well as ever, etruetion ()Ulm Detroit River tuned. f am never without the Tablets in Its estimated test is $8,000,000, And the. 1 the house as I find they are the only time alloWed for its conapletion is three asiledleine a little one needs." Other , or four; years, the expense to be divid., wise mothers will follow Mrs, r.fan, ed between the Canadian Southern caeter s example and keep the Tab; and the Michigan Central in the pro, lets always at hand -their prompt portions Of onethird and two-thirds,. use may save a little life. Sold by restreetivoly. Time and eotivertienee all Medicine deadere or gent h maii will be gained end perhaps a halt hour .tt 25 1oafMedicine Co.. Brockville, s a box by writing the Dr. clipped rona the schedule time .williatias between New York And Ohietago, mak. tng- seventeot hottr4 and ontphalf. . , ° arowth of Temperance. Chicago Record: In eounectiou with the new budget the British chancellor of the exe11€11herl Ohamberlain, called attention hist April to a gratify. ing change in the habit of the working classes that had its bearing on the eountry's financial situation. He had found that for the year 194 the excise ligures indicated a greatly decreased consumption of beer and spirits, and he inferred that "the majority of the peel* Were ftnding better eniployment for the Illelle3r that they need to spend in toiblie houses," Some London papers thought the chancelloe WAS making large inductions from very slender data, though they admitted, on the baits of other evi- dence, that outdoor recreation and ex- cursions were becoMing mare ar:puler and reducing the patronage of the liquor shops. Isow a official report dereing with the consumption of spir- its in Great Britain corroborates Mr. Chainherlabessetatement-in a striking manner. Five years ago the total ount ofspirits consumed was 48,025,- 111 gallons, whereas in the last fiscal year the te.tal was 40,076,030 gallons. Swollen Ankles, Spot* Before the AYon —DroPnly Indleated—Cistred by 1130-344, "• Tile Kidney 1111. Dropsy is the effect of bad blood, and. bad Wood is caused by deranged kidneys, The sewers Of the body be- eonae clogged.,•andorloacid-and other foreign elements are not thrown from the system. Bu -Ju. the Kidney e estunony. of those engaged in !the best kidney reraedy on the market the liquor trade emphasizes the signifi- , heals and strengthens the kidneys, en - ounce of tide dgmage. In several inary falling off Lan' ''abling them toepetform their impor Sion Clubs an extraord. in the returns from spirits as reporti'd, tont functions; Read what a resident and the day of the bar arid bar drink- Of Tharnesville says: beg is said to be over, "in the vvest end at any rate " • Englishmen appeax to, "'hew taken three beams of your -learned to prefer the .viermanBu-Ju Pills, and feel geeetly benefited wayof supplying refreshments; of bm5rovtbeedilt‘htsep.ainTshefirhav ommeenybtiteY e back, arnd serving food as well As drink at small the spots before my eyes have -entirely tables and converting salcons into. res -1 disappeared. My ankles were badly taurants. That this substitution spells moderittlen arid teroperance so far as s Swollen, but I now feel quite well. the consumption of intoxieents is con- • Wm, McKenzie, Thamesville, Ont." cerned, is a peopoeitioe no one vvill dis- pute. It also means a. decided &tiler order and decorum. . • • In the United States, as we know from various Hoes of. evidence,the• growth of temperance is steady and rapid. It is this peo,.,arese that: has en- abled so many industries and corpora- tions to make practically total abstirt. ence a condition eif employment in or with them. . • ROWS; Sweet HOI110., . The metuorY of benne. with its • fond recollections, . is never forgot- ten by. the absent ()nee. No matter • where they wartder, either through choice or oireamstances, they eyer fondly remember home. Just fan- cy, thee, hovv interested they e would be in the move from home, how: delighted to grata weekly let- ter containing the happenings in the business, social and home Or- • ,cles, and the rapid growth of the - old town itself. ''• • Right. here let BS Suggest the Ngsy INA as the favorite medium . through which to. counnunicate all • The price is only $1 41 year in act - Nance, postage free to any address, or 5() cents to the end of the year. . . • • 1.. Andrew Onderdonk,. well kiiown throughout the country as an engineer and contractor, died at his home in Osparvana, N. Y., from overwork. and .general breakdown. He was 50 years old. He had engeged in many mat engineering and building enterprises, including the. San . Francisco harbor improvements, involving many mil- lions ; built 400 miles of the C. P. R. in liritish Coltutabia, ,amounting to over $10 000,000 ; b lit h 1 • ---- -----'—' - 1 toria•bridge.at Montreal, 'an four see- p.' Qiiebec GOveenneent sold 2;301 Cons of the :Smelting° canal, and part Miles of timber limits, realizing S300,- of the Trent valley canal for the Can- t) 5. - . . . , . . ,, , adian government-. - ' : ' u a f of the great•Vic- , Ser - Such speedy relief land' cure are within the reach of all simi arly afflict- ed, Bu -.Tu, the.Kidney Pill, is sold by druggists generally. . Ask for it, •and. do nob be put off with substitutes. Nothing el e can be as good. as Bu Ju. . - After Rev. T. A. Moore, of the Lord's" Day Alliance, addressed the Ontario Synod atKingston concerning a recent Stinday excursion, G. F, Mitten of Napanee said it was arranged by metro bers of the Methodist church to attend a Methodist conference. BLOOD POISON OFTEN • RESULTS From pariog corns with rimers, Whit!) • people use Putnam's Painless Corn and tV art Extractor. the standard cure Of America, and Great Britain., for all Sorte or corns, warts, Lied hymens, USe ooly Plitnam's. IVINGNANI BUSINES.$ • . COLEEGE... Now open In the Shaw Block. o. Vacation. tu en may enter any tilne—no time excels the present; students entering daily. ' • . Gregg Shorthand, . • Touch Typewriting .• Canadian Standard Bookkeeping Morse Telegraphy, • are our speciaies. "'For further particulars, etc., wiite to or all op •. • rsr• Reginald Fletcher, - . Principal. George Spottorz, Manager. •, • rutitks Lict tortologtotatinau BY. ROYAL'WARRANT' MILLERS TO li.R.M.Tti i• PRI NCHRALES, Thousands of Women Who do their own bakini know it is ihe bet, by -results—they don't care about the r thosewho. have. not tried it may want to kn why it is the hest. , " Of course any. maker el flout --With the sanii experience—the same facilities for selecting the best wheat --the same tremendous plant equipment tOr milling, ancl the same process for Metrical Purification of flour could make ilia as good flour as ROYAL HOUSE. HOLD,4-• he had the genius for flour Making; • But no ether flour maker in Canada has all these ,requisites and faciliti4 therefore no flour equal to ROYAL HOUSEHOLD is made in this countiy. In these talks we shall give you ant:reasons °why ROYAL HOUSEHOLD is the bet .flour and why it is, the cheapeit flour for you to Use. •COgilVie's "ItOrtil 1:1011$01‘01171°! r101114 Jane Oth„ 1905 • For Sale. PROFESSIONAL' could buy lel joining, JOSHUA BOAREN ft 1 BARRISTUlt, 8014.10ITOR, etre .,-..^.,,,enn.... erio St, Purohaser wisbioe more laed Hauge end i Rate of long. NO4t encall::: HISINRY l$SATTIE ouccomer to Ur efati Avail • . House for Sale Ter. 'rooms4 with woodebed end stable, latard,and soft water, *ore, of load, gen. lootee for paratenhare applY SO W. 33ItYpoNE. 'louse to Rent A good-sized and comfortable twists on Spenaer Ste with hor. an sore :of land, oll kindsof ft reit, herd ana eat water, stable. .Apply to MoINTYRE, Stepletoe, For Sale. Clinton Salt Well, Engine and 'beree power, ( Goldie -tfiiOii1lci-Oh- make,) third* and other artiotee therei n Apply to JOON McGARVA. • Tread Power for Sate. • Subsoribersoffers for mila a Atm .berett tread power in good ivortrilig order. Will be sold cheap. JOBV B. -LINDSAY Huron Road, Godelich Tp. Clinton P, 0, • Farm to Rent or For Sale 'lot 18, Con, 4, Hallett, 100 acres, near. ly RPder cultivation. Terms liberal. Apply to W. W. VAUBAN Clinton, March 22nd, 1905 • Rouse for.' Sale: : Frame House, in good bication on Bag- bn one block from, Collegiate Institute. There are seven rooms, kitchen, woodshed and citable, one aore of Iona and fifty. fruit trees. Apply to. H. OANTELON. Lands tor Sale olti•the far West7iiciWard, Asso, Im- p -mud farele for sale at $14' per sore, othS, tarns without buildings from $6 to 1$12 Pet acre, good land from (me to six miles from town. Fate paid to partesi investing. N. P. CRICH, geward, Mete ' TO Rent • The brick. cottage and 20 sores of land, Just eouth of Canton. on the London Reed, an at present owed 1311 Mrp. Frear is, of- fere& for rent en.reasonable tennis Apply. to Ephraim Butt, Clinton, or Rev. W. H. Butt, Springfield; . March 24 11' Farms for sale • 150 aeres in .2nd Con. H. R. 13. Tacker - smith ( lot 82 and west half lot 34) with goo no onse, •arn, e eds, st-S A tirst class farm. • Parcele will be sold either separate or together. • For partion- lare apply to, HERBERT CRICEL . •• •Seatorth, ' or • W. Brydone; Barrister, Clinton. CLINTO Offlooe-Elilott Week, forut047 oscolgoa• st. soot. money aat LEND „ W. JAMEDONO. BASEIBTER /SOLICITOR NOTAR PUOLICI, ETO, CLINTON Ift a DO UT 84 HALE CONVEYANCERS, COMMISS/Opto Real Estate aad Orairavese Agent Moires, to loan Vett. UAL% ;MA litilX/UT , SP. 00 CAMERON Of 'Canyeron:"-Howitvatuerou-------- - ---- BABRISTEB AND. .SPIJOITO14, OfiloreeBionliton St opposite coleorne. Roan . 001)FRI011, ONw . PRESE1DPOCITe'llitlfS •St Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries Pnbile, Rto, Oillees.-On the Square, andlloor from Remit. ton: Sal podericliPri veto funds to loan at lowest rates; • • W. PaorosOow, n.c:goro. G., ire - . 1Vi• edLal. • Ors.. Gunn & Gunn, - . Dr. W. Gam*, E. B. P. L. CL S.. Min - Dr, Nilotic& d:uun, 31.31. C. S. goolaml, I., C. Louden. Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Nikht cage at. front door of office or reaklence, Battentittry, , Street. • DEL 4. VV. SHAW. pnveio IAN . sunanon • Arc neheur ,etos office and . residence ob., . terlo St., opposite Englieb dumb, formerly m- 0=10 by Dr. Appleton, Clinton out. - • DR. C. W. THOMPSON PhYsiolan, Surgeon,. o, ' special attention, given to diseases of the Eye, Far, Throat and. Nose, Office and Residence-,. • Albert Street.2 Blocks North of BatteatIntrI, G. W. Nanning Smith, • pgluicniot & SURGEON. ovripp—main Street, Bayfil;INformerly• . • occupied by Dr, Palliator; •• J. B. L,UNDY, D.D.S., • : suceessor to Dr. Agnew, Dentist. CLINTON, - . ONTARIO. _ Office open every dayand lentil lOo'oloo leaturdee evening. • •i•• G. ERaiEST HOL.DRES- " • DENTIST, • (Successor • tO rir. T. 0. Bruce, w r ,• •t go ee L D. S.-Oracluate Royal College 1)ental Sur • aeon,. of Ontario, luronto. • S. -J Ira; ..441a.13 40nn: graduate of Len- , tal LeArtratost of 'Toronto 1Tuiversitypr Special attention_paid to .preservation of okildren's teeth. Will visit Basfield slam .Farm for Sale or to. Rent. The well known farm siteated on west 'helf1ot,17, con: 3, Hallett, is tffered for sale Or to rent,' There is 50limes in the 'faun; 8 acres of 'bath, and rest eeeeleti with the exception of two fields. • Plenty -of • Water, well fenced, geed stabling, iito. Possession pan be had.at 'shy • time. Par- •• .", .DR. II.- FOWLER, DENTIST,' Offices over O'NEIL'S stone , . . Speoial care taken to make dental tie ment as painless possible. Will vi Auburn enry Monday. • • , • . ties will be prosecuted far trespassing. • • Apply to A. GINN; Clintou P.O.'• MISCellane01./S , or' to w; BRYDOIS E. J AMES CAMPBELL LONDEBB0110• SSUER OF liABRIAGE taefisses Farm 1-ar Sale, or to ,Itent,. • No witnesses required For Bale or to Rent, that choice farm of 153 sores, on the Mai teed' Concession, Goderioh TaWnship ; haoWn se the Rudd Vann. .About 130. acres cleared. Geed" briok house, 'eplendid bsnk barn, and out - 'buildings; plenty of water; bearing orchard; 'close to (thumb and aohoot, 0.inites • from • Clinton. 'Will he hold,. or rented -fora number of years. •' • 11111,8 S. R 'ODD, 'Mary St.Clinton May 19 1905.. • ' .• Desirable PrOperty tor -1 Sale. House and lets in the village o Hobbes- ville. The undersigned offers for sale, her large two-story brick houses Slate roof, good oellart large rooxne, furnace, hard and eat water in house, stable and drive shed, good garden, all kin& of finite, about 2i acres of land, convenient to Railroad .Sta- tion Post Office Church and Scheol. Ap- ply by mail, or on the premises,' to MRS. .11. 0. PICKARD, Hohnesville. 5.6 tf. Splendid Farm tor Sale The undereignedoffers his farm of 125 ores/oriole on the miles from Clinton, the gime from Sea - forth and 4 lateen.= Blyth. There is on the premise's a good bank barn, also pig pen, sheep pen and drivieg bona° with loft above. There is o good briok house with sunamer kitohen, °totem, 3 waif', 10 gores of bush, 2 scree of orchard Of choice The farm is well fenned and drain- -ea and in a goad staid of enitiVation. For twine and pertioulare apply • to. *im tf • HENRY LEAN, Londeetioro. • Choice Farm tor Sale. ' Situated on the 6th eon. Godericai Tp., containing about .80 sorsa; Most of if good olay lend, prOdueing-beavy crops. There is about five motes of bark and flye acres of - • orchard, of good fruit; good buildings; frame bongo teeth 8 roams .and kitchen, woodshed and eallter; no barns built of pine lumber, with stone basement 50x48 It; well at berm with primp inside for Water- ing stook; Weed 501;20 ft; implement house 2005 ft, and other outbuildibtoo fences in Very good repair; over 250 We of wite fence on the farm; good well of splendid vaster; post office and school If mites, Church 21 ranee; about 6 mike from God- eriob. Poseeeeion4 Rivet at any time. Price $3,100.00. • • G, II, COX, The Pure bredShlr e Stallion DESFORD MARQUIS 16939 MONDA0 morning, May let, be will leave Henry Deer's Feeble, Rage Line, Ifni. lett, and pmeeed to Sohn •Dtaer'e, Henn., ditty Line, for neon thenCe to MMUS notlee, Blyth, for tight, TUESDAY, to Albert Weymouth's farm, Letiaeaboro, for noon; thence to A. Walleee'e, Summer. hill, for night. WEDNESDAY, to Com- * thermal Hotel, Clinton, for noon; thence to Thos. Dab ear]. Gocleriela town.. ship, for night. THURSDAY, tO Peter MeDengeles, Oat Line; for noon; thence to '11,1oherd Potter's, 4tli eons for night. FRIDAY, to John flowerbyte, 4t6 COIL, for boon, thence to Wm. Leteprey'e, Buren toad, for night, SATTIIIDAY, to the Either Estate:Parre, Maitland Con., for noon; thence to his own etAble At Henry Met% where he will rertiehi till the fol. levying goilatv *Urging. - . • M• oney . aPrr'diyoate . funds to lean _t 4 1,6isuper cesYDON_t. !Ind.:4- %10Hk W. YECI-. • nor.,*E-evIL4E. • . Ag011t 101; the IdAgengeneg g AsSolueoe Co. of Attoutheeter. England wifose funds aro :Beenrity are rated at $14,500,00e. Also the Mc. farm risks and lawn property taken by jowest rates. Firstoo ass Loan Companies else represerted. Money to be had fr 4 per up,, aceer 'dun o nature of inlet MY. - Daily testi' Rohneseille postal card vri • fetch him • • • Licensed Auctioneer. _ • The Undersigned solicits a there of the patronage of those wiEhing to hold atlas 13atiefaction guaranteed, Moderate ree.. Apply to or &dames JAS. A. SMITH, lot. 88, con 16, Gloderieb tp., Clinton P. 0. MARRIA.on" LicEN8z8 ISS11134.13V - •J. 11„ Rumball, Clinton. .6. D. McTaggart, • BANE EA •' ALBERT ST, CLINT014 , Generattruat_anakettire BusPaersis: NOTES D1SCOUNTED • Notes ' ietnied. Interest aliotved P. TISDALL. deposits. CLIBNAINVICEc • N::INV Privets] furade to loan on mortgagee 0 beet current rate» General Bankingburin:one trettoorted „ Intereet 6110Wed *on depotrite. , Sale %ohm betight - • The Mcliallop MUtuat • Fire. Insurance Perm and isolated Town Prop.i •-,erty Only Insured. • OPFICERS, T. 13. McLean, President, Itippen; Thos. Eraser, Vice.pres., Bnicefield; Thos. E. • Hays, Secy. Treas.; Seaforthr, nnatCTORS Jas. Connelly, Porter's Rill; John, Watt, tfarlock; G. Dalt, Clinton; M. Chesney, Seafotth; J. Evans, . Beech, woOn; J. O. Grieve, Winthrop, :T. Des- neweiS, Brodhagen. Each Director Is inspector of lo'Sses in his own totality. • AGENTS. Roht, Smith, Harlockp Ed Ilinchte Seaforth; James Cumming, Egm vine; J. W. ?co, 1/01meOville. AllAC Neuralgia aud Novo -4 "4.t -*Iiy AJAX novextmatit. aixt SD. 13, Otitterf anitlt:14trbibtt 0 , t