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is published every Fridey". at
the Nnw Etta:Printing House,
ISAAC STREET .
Terms of subsceiption - $1 Per 'Year
la advance : $1 50 inasy be charged. if
until all arrears are aid, utilees tho
Tn: °MUM NEW En
July 14th .1905
Iaorease or Drunkenness
1 Party Gtovernment.
�t for ourteen ycats have there
At a, corner -stone laying the other
been so mancominitmeutfor drunk.'
Nf
a IT. Premier Whittle:, is quoted as
y e
!saness in the Province of Ontario as saying"It was impossible'm
to have too uch
Artring the year 1904, As compared t •
but th ' y OP
w th tile year 1003 the increase in con- irty prejtidice and party core
tiot so Paid. No pepdi
er scont med viaticum innounts to about 20 per cent, ceif. arty government was produe.
olive nt ti* publisher. The dete to P the only means bsr svhich responeible
meted on the label, 'This is the most remarkable feature ritish systein was the only system by
Au. vet•,b1 1 4 1.11 te••4 Tra,nsient laver- of the unnuel re ort on the Insoection which there was direct government of
tisemeet s. 10 vents per nonparel. line P • - the people, for the people and. by the
for ills* in' tion and 3 cent R per I:4<lucT Lieensissarl by tbP Pm' people. Canadians. were the most sig.
for each subsequent ineertion Small ' Vincial Secretary's Department. The natty favored peole in the world, and
hue es oem ased with 100•2 the in, tive of imniense benefits, and it was
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p ptiOn easO 4.0. .etease.is ainmst 40p •r cent. . ' toverninent .could be carried out. • Thit•
atiVfq't iser ii"sits nnt till'eXeeed, 0'11,3 IE10h I so.
x tires showing the number of cone: the only danger they need fear would
snick as "Lost" "Strayed," "Stolen." . 15 , be the forgetting of two things: .the
etc, inserted.onee for 35,2centts, or one , notTluts fel! a n'aalbee of yea" pas P manifest fovor of the .Almighty; And
mouth for$I.Communieations int ended follows ; that they were erttitied to the privil-
for publication must, as a guarantee Of eges and liberties ' they now enjoyed
good faith, be aceeitipanted by the only so long as they deserved them'
name of the wt loos
To insure put Oi eat ion In current , Party government IS the best :oleo
issue copy of advertisements should be Yet devised, midis Unavoidabl... This
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1001 • 3,500 •
1003 -2,987
. 1902-2,047 '
1001 -2,522
• 1900-2,377
1890 -1,892
1808-1,407
1897-1,710 188D-4797
Although there was a marked in.
crease in drunkenness, there were
fewer -licences by ft3 in 1904 that ni
1903, the figures being 2,518 yearly,
ordinarsr licenses in 1001 and 2,503 m
1903. These figures do not of course
include the reduction. of May last,
which , Mr. Endo Sunder, chief
officer of the License Depamnent, to-
ehty-es ti aterlowould, be- abort to100-lo
the whole province. •
IE this rate of reduction is maintain-
ed there will be prohibition in about
-twenty five years, and if last year's
increase in eommitments is maintained
by that tithe a hiss preportion •of the
population will be serving teems for
drunkenness.
. The total collections made by the
State from the lfquor trade in the
yearsOI.003.4 Were $619,412,09, of which •
30s 77.70 went 'to the province, 'and
$257:004,01 to the municipalities. •
The fines Collected during the year
onto:lilted to $20,475, ae compared
with 310,559 the year previous.. ;
Prohibition either in. the form of
the local option or Dunkin Act, for
the•ctirren t year prevails in fifty mu-
nicipalities, ofashich twenty adopted
the former Act Ja,puary last.
. 1890-1,907
1805-2,237
1894 -2,274„
1893 -2,0U
)892-4730
189t-'-3614
1t490 -4 573
sent in ear
Contract rates - The following tah'e
shows our rates for specified periesle
rsad space.
1 yr. two. 8mo. lino
Uolumn *7500 $4000 82.5 00' 38 50
4 Column 40 00 25 03 15 00 0 00
1 Columu 25 00 1501) 800 o2 50
Column 18 00 101)0 550 2 00
1 Inch 0 00 350 200 . 120
Rorer, H01,731S!
Editor and Proprietor.
The Oitrua riew Era
FRIDAY JUIOY 1 t, 1905.
. Some Fuels from the Budget
Hon. W. S. Fielding has been
Finance Minister of eanada for over
nine years. The service of his eritio•
Mr. Foster, extended over the ei-sht
years from 1888 to 1890. • -
Mr. Fielding was ahle to show. that
in eight of his yetue at the helmin
the Ministry of Finance the net public
debt had been increased, iipitrt from
certain readjustment's esf accounts '
wito trto provieee of Ontario emi
Queb. c, S, ur 0, yearly aver -
ase , 0 f probably S1,230 000.- In effect,
therefore, the enormous railway and
can d building of the past decade and
th _t inaz•velously successful effort
mile to at t ract settlers ba15 added
but a lit tle over a million and a half
t th • debt, burden of the Doreinior;
wOile the population has inereas: d
ful'y a million. _
Mr. Fit Ming has • an strengthened
-Vrosi atieserl-eredit-hy-shosein c own
d Ott increase that new loans can he
secured at very low rates of interest,
The actunl suni paid in interest on the'
public debt was only 38,802,380, in •the
last fiscal yanr, compared • with $10;-
1345,903-ftr- 1-89•7-.
The Government again r: iterates. its
intention to edept a system . •of
nixi-
nuai and minimatn duties, retaining
the British preference as a sort offamo
ily coecessien below the minimirn
ra'P of duty at .A•hich fo . -len goods
wi;1 et. MC! in. A cenunission of the
calanet will oi %Ice iricjuhy into triule
conditions throughout the c Ando y and
frot tlw iw (miff in time for • pres-
1mi:saw' to Parliament twat year.
No it n porta n t tariff changes were an-
nounced. South African winds still.
co ne in at the srine ° rate ss French
ight wines, 25 cents. a, gallon. • A duty
11111 be imposed of • 6) &Ms „pe r 100
p (Inds on rolled oats. Dry white feed
and white lead are leciee heavily texed,
the former being increased from 5 10 80
pee cent., the latter from 25 t� 35 per
cetit. There are several Other minor
c' tint_
An effort is to be made to get, rid of ..
American silver current in Canada by
paying the bents three -eights of one
per cent to collect it. The Phase:tee De-
partment will then bhip'it baek to the
United States.
The increased pi•oduction of gold ria
causing some anxiety to financiers.
I-1.1ve you got more than your shale of
late S It appears thet the Yukon and
Transvaal are threatening eirrigestion
For the twelve months ending with
June, 1004, the average monthly out-
put of the Transvaal was valued at ap-
proximately 30000,000. During that
time the average number of men em-
ployed wns about 12,000 whites and 01-
370 Keffirs. The output for Febrintry
• of this year was- $7,700-000r prodneed
by n force cd 15,102 whiles, 90,178 native
blacks and 31.424 uhinansen. This is
at the rate of about $70 per man per
month. Last year the rate was 2
per man.
ers
Niumniussi.semismingsmiwaftworm
1 You can depend on Ayer's
Hair Vigor to restore color to
your gray hair, every time.
Follow directions and it never
fails to do this work. It stops
flair Vigor
failingof the hair, also. There's
great satisfaction in knowing
you are not going to be disap-
pointed. Isn't that so?
atatt f:.dettintn4'Ally eflarVilitiOr El •
;MA it todliziteLdrictthrttiturr.
iv „ell Boaz,. itooldoglitta, s76"."
�1t0', booths , a. a. Alt% 06.•
A d hi for . MaisiN
radin Hair
ANXIOUS MOTHERS.
The summer moptlis are a bad time
for little ones and,are anxious time for
mothers. Stomach and bowel trou-
bles conies quickly :during the hot
weather, and alumat before the, moth-
er realizes that there is danger the lit-
tle one play be beyond aid. In .every
horne.at.this seaeon there. should be
kept a box of Bahy,s Own Tablets,
and at the first symptom of illness
they should he given. •They promptly
cute cholera infantuno diarrhoea, and
stomach troubles, and are just the
thing a mother needs. at this time to
ehildrenosoefi. • Mrs -311%41r.-
Moore, 13rooktield, N. S.,.saye : "I al-.
wa: s keep Bahy's Own Tablets
hand in es,se, of •eiriergeneys 1 do not
know any 'other medidine tlitit can
equal them in cases of bowel and stone-
ach tronblea.And thie medicine is ah-
sohr SateL it is sold under a :gear-
...11111.PP! ro t!sl n tin I n na.opiate
drug. You can 'get tbe Tablets from
yolir m-dieinn dealer or fly 'mail at 25c.
a box by writing the--,-Eiri'
Medicine Co., Brockville; Ont.
talk of there be:ng "too much Party" is
ail fudge. 1Vfen should have dearly
defined views on all public questions,
And this neeeesarily leads them to iden-
tify themselyes with one party or the -
other. But there can he a measure' of
independenee withinparty` lines.,
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,Many men vote on either side siniply•
because it will help "the Party," but
there are also othereovho take broad-
er and though they hairs party
affiliations, do not strictlY adhere to
them. The histdry of nearly all third.
parties has been a history of failure,
aed when time ceasesto be party goy-
. .
eenment the millenium will have been
reached.
DIZZY HEA.DACIIES ARE
CAUSED
Nine tioreSoutOf ten by constipation
but eau be cured quickly by Dr., Hand, -
ton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut.'
For constipated . headache and liver
complaint use only De. Hamilton's
POile. Price 25c.
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TA.LIC TO ST/BSORIBERS. - WS
have had enquiries made by mail as to
the meaning ofthe fig9resnn the label
'which'appear on copies of the Nlinv
En,:s. sent to eubscribees. If the address
reads John Smith, Jan. 00, it means
that the subscription is paid to Jn.
1900. If it teads July 03, tt means that
the paper is peid to Tidy 1903, and that
two years are 'due for. There should
be no trouble in tracing the dates, and
as an espla,nntion has now been made,
• we hope that eveeysubscriber wit' look
well to his label and Where arrears ex-
ist, that retiiittance will be made at
once. • Makes alarge aniount of:ready
cash to run A live paper like the New
Ectvoniluti;tut sttiepinele:i:birrtwitt phi:111)4 that
a6ytlithileairtroanes:.
A NATION'S 011010:
Back or forward, up or downward, lies
the path that we shall tread;
Shall the future see ua living, or like
farmer :Gumtree dead ?
"Tis at our choice my 1)V/there, "tis at
our choice, and thou -
Revered and well loved 1Slother-1eed
well thy footsteps now,
Think on that vast, ancient Empire,
• Home's world•erobracing state,
Then has it matched her greatest glory
is it but to :share her' fate
Strife or Union, loye or button, thie
• the cheice before our eyes
Easy task, but bitter forfeit, easy talk
but costly prizes
Two small islands, forty millions -is
such barren barter worth,
A. third of all the nation, and two -third
of all the earth.
Can an Empire hold together, if its
Peoples be not one ?
Do it now, 'tis bootless later, do it
while it can be done,
No more England, Scotland, Ireland,
not Great 13ritein, nO, nor Wales;
No more Colonies, Dominions, not the
schenie that now prevails.
Lotus have e 13ritish Empire, one in
commerce, .one in law,
!loving but a single Ruler, having but
a single cause, --
Common-intereste compel -us, common
Ideth and blood pervades ;
See the future dawns before us, and
, the dying sunset fades
Mways Jolla upon having
It'ne Genuine
MURRAY AS
LAN MAN'S
Florida Water
The most Totre*hing and
delightful perfume for the
hanciker4hief, toilet and bath
tkausumereammeassissaamtwolossosreseesseieert
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,
Girls who serve in shops and others
whose oceupatiou keeps them en, their
feit a great deal' often aro troubled
with chafed, sore and blistered fest, ne
matter how` comfortably their iihoee
rpay fit. A powder used In the German
army for Rifting Into the ahem and
etoekings of foot soldiers is called
"fuestreupuiver" and conetste of three
parts of salicylic acid, ten parts of
starch and eighty-seven parts of pul-
verised soapstoise. Any ehemiat will
make it up or small sum, It keeps
the feet dry, preients chafing and rap-
idly healettore spots. Finely pulverized
soapstone only is very good. When the
Glow the 'embers •of disse-ntion, but feet merely aclura very -useful remedy
with ever paler hue
Left alone they torn to ashes, stir them may be found in the following: Take a
Knit us eyer closer, closer, till our teaspoonful of orainary washing soda,
not to life anew,
heart -strings are entwined, dissolve it In half a gallon of warra We -
Till the love of Inig and Emptre in • half un beur. Repeat this frora time to
ter and bathe the feet in it for about
each bosom lies enshrined; time. A hot water bah is also highly
Bind us close that pone mayseyer such excellent for tired feet
• eternal lasting ties. • -
Never ean a nation perish till its love
of country dies. ••
Greater glory, vaster numbers, higher .
; yearnings than have been,
These shall form the strongest. Em else
that the world has ever seen: •
Mr. Robert Elliott, of Ingersoll, form-
erly proprietor or the t'Vingharri
Timeseha,s taken. u his residence in,
rau or where e assumes the
duties -of high treasurer of the Can,
adieu Order of Forresters, to whieh
he was retently eleeted by acclama-
tion. ',Before) leaving Ingersoll Mr,
Elliott Was presented with agold head-
ed cane by the Quarterly *Beard of
King street Methodist Churn, and a
handsome silver mounted umbrella
bythe Sunday School.
: .• . s•-•••.seme,—;..soo_.s. .
eatarrh cannot be Cured
with 1.0011,4 APPLICATIONS, ati
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is a blood (*.Ton
stitutional disease, :and in order to
curs it_Ynn Inner take internal reine-
• i dies. Catarrh Cure i t k
in ternitirclosactsodireetth e
o a en
• If you, your friends or relatives suffer with .
Fits, Epilepsy, • St. vitue Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a Mal bottle and 'valuable
•treatise on such diseases to,Trie LEMIG CO,
179 King.Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain for you
LEIBIG'SFITOLIRE
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THE WINGOAM BUSINESS
. • COLLEGE..
; You strugg'c against unfair, odds when
! you attempt to succeed in life without
• a business education: •
. blood• and mucousau. .11alls Ca- i
p iagera, peach crop is reported tarrh Cure is bot a r(attfiteesack medicine. '
to 1)e ii wonder OAS year, • It, w'es prescribed f-•
, . y one o ,the best
miss Eva, sussing, who has taaot in physielans its this cOuntty•fot years
one o,f the rooms of Exeter public
school 1* thepaSt. four. yeare hae 're- Ictonind:Ei;saeciroefutitttire. best tonies known,
prescription. It is
signed.
I com med. with the best blood. •
' aaterag,slirectiy4aotluonmessuasturfaces
it lp.18tilijilte-(1 l''-11-2f6Tew tii)11":"/ LeViiigredients is ivhat.. producesie suwch()
'States on Saturday Jut; and it might 'Wonderfril :resell's. in: curing Catarrh.
have been pot, to better Awe.. ' • ' S d
The perfect Combination of el t
Wits s eiit iii fit i h
•, es imonials free. eiPat ' 2 •
The Ncirthwest wheat •orefi is ex; f,IfIENEy & CO., Props., Reginaid Fletcher, Principal.
..Pemyransitrip
-eentee-ffrst,
hook -keeping are, essential to every
one; Stenoorarihy opens up uniimited
possibilities for arribitimis. young, men
and •women. Ask the honest opinion
of bubinesis prep An I be convinced. •
THE WINGFIAM BUSINESS Cbts
LFGE d h and hard
ou
1ijbk.
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' Further inforination froin prin-
,E:Qctne.d ••be the greihtest .hhat hes
• • Toledo, O.
No. Gerr.y men d c -r. • If Well."'eaved Sold Dlliaig'gist!, price 75c iiienrin: f 14.
Geo.' Spottott, President. 4
The Kineardine many rpillions for theferine s an in- Cakbv e a s Faintly Pills for Con- '' • • 1111 ? adY Prth.
T nc11e141.] ;
Bevielv bY creased prosperity for Oattula. 1 etipation. • -
Hugh Clark, '(COnsereatiOe)
says: •
The Oonservatiyes at Ottawa are •
•
getting no werse treatment than they •
gave in the matter elf the gerrynnan,
bra, but some time ' or other, the
political parties in this TOuntry will
learn that. in the long run it does :not
pay to play the game unfairly. A
Tory gerrymander did not save a
1'ory government in 1800 and a Grit
gerrymander did not save it Grit
Governmentin 1905..
The
The Review evidentlY•alludes to the
redistribution in the •new provinces,
for it °est drily canoo6 1 call the re-
distribtftion of 1901 a gerrymander.
If there tras.ever an OfOrt to be fair
it wits then, as witneeestheafssZA--that
though • the three Hurobs were
id! Changed; they went 'against the
goverliment, which could have made
one or more of the ridinge. absolutely
seettre, had it svanted. tO be Unfair..
,
The rai roads are going to stop the
silly pri:tice of scattering rice, and
Confetti all over a bridal pair, BO far
as control over their property is con-
cerned. Old boots mut other. Mona-
xnentaLemblerns -are ' not prohibited,
but rice is, so that wedding parties
will have to govern theihselvee accoid"
ingly.
The cost of ',mining this vast and
rapid developing country is growing
with its natural growth. The supple-
mentary estimates lari_sught down late
ly, whieh include large amounts for
the Grand Trunk Pacific, Gevernm n t
section, and many other public works•
make tip the yearki estimates to $81,-
9794371.
The Bible soceity reports A circu-
lation of 5,857,045 copies for the.
year ending March' 31st. This total
an increase Of 100,284 copies
on the , previons issue and it rep-
resents 2,003 tons of Scriptures in
bulk. About two-fiithe of the issues
in London, while three-fiths are print.
ed and distributed from other •
eountries, The society's recoru out-
put hist year, for .one day from . the
Ilib,..e house alone, was in June 1001.
wilen 8.1 eases tvr3 despatched
representing. a tad of 0 tons of
Scriptures in 28 differen languages.
The reeord output for one month last
year Was 48 tons of Scriptures which
Were deepetched in 410 eases and 70
shipmente ; this represented 110,870
books in 111 different °languages.
The record consignment of English
Scriptures sent out last year was .t.1
ions in three days.
Mr. John Evans, Exeter, has die..
nosed of his residence to Airs, Nary
Saunders, Stephen township; lilr,
plyans expects to move tvith his lam.,
iiv to London in tile fall.
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WARRANT MILLERS 'TO 11.R.H.T11E.PRINCE•OKALES
TtaltONOWirtkratriblerattostiti
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oyal Household' Flour
Gives Stomach Less Work
and Body More Streligth.
No flour in the world is so. nourishing, so vitalizing. , to
rich all the elements of body, bOrie and btain building as
pure, well-balanced, white flout.
Bran in bread is jugt .so 'much wood iibrer-40 thud'
extra Work for the itomach—,there is no nourishment in it for
man. 1-Cattle-dige.grirrneternotifishirkiirfriiiii
nature has given them. a fermenting plant and double chew-
ing facilities.
But man masticates once and cligegts. once. . For that "
• reason he gets nothing whatever out of anything but the'
gluten portion of wheat—.the inside of the grain—the part
• which yields nprotein.ft • And he gets more .out of Royal
Household Flour because more of the inanny and wagte
portions are removed in making it than from any other flour.
The'Royal• flousehOlcl Mills eliminate more bran. and
snorts than any other mill—therefore Royal Household. Flour
i4 the most nourishing floor in the world.
Royal Plonsehold 1?ecifies five for Ihe asking.4
Ogilvie's "Rore.I Household" Flour*.
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Aggliffigar,
, For Sale,
lletue and sore of lend, Seat end Oat-
' aria St. Purchorter %ebbing More land
oettid buy lotioining. JOSHUA PE &REX
'ft Olintou
House for Sale
PROFESSIONAL
Ten truume, with wouaehea and stoi40,
hara.sha molt water,.* acre of land, Oa -
trolly located for pertioulere apply to b
• , •
'louse to Rept
A good-sized and comfortable house on
.Spenuer St., with half an aore:of land, all
kinds of fruit, hard and soft water, stable.
Apply to J, L. MoINTYRE, Stapleton.
For Sale,
Clinton Belt Well, Engine end Boiler;
12 horse power, (Goldie & McCulloch
inalre,) Derrick and °thee articles therei u
Apply to JOHN MoGARYA.
Tread rower for Sale.
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Einbooriber etfere for sale a two bow
tread power in good working order, Will
las sold cheap. JOHN Ito LINDSAY
Huron Itoad Godelieh Tp Clinton P. 0
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Farm to Rent or For Sale
Let 18, Con. 4, liullett, 100 acres, near-
ly all under cultivation. Terme liberal.
Apply to • W. Ws FABRAN
Clinton, March 22n6, 1905f
Lands tor Sale
"In the far West". rieward, Asa, Im-
proved farms for sale at $14 per sere,
other farms without buildings froth $6 to
012 pet aer'e, good land from one to six.
miles from town. Fare paid to partesi
investing. N. P. MUCH, Beivara, Assa.
• To Rent
The brick cottage and 20 acres of land,.
jest eouth of Clinton, on the Londori Road,
and at. present owned by Mrs. Freer is of-
fered for rent on reasonable terma. Apply
to Ephraim ButS.Clinton, or Bali. W.
Butt: Springfield. o March 24 tf
Farms for sale
150 sexes in 2nd 'Con. EL R. S. Tacker.
smith. (lot 82.and west half Jot 34) with
good brick house, barnOsiieds, stables etc.
stoliret class farm. Parcels will be aced
either ?separate or together. For particu-
lars apply to iiRitii,pum CHIOS,
Seafo h '
,or 'Brit one, Barrister, ,Clintoe.-
Farm for Salil -or to.Rent.
,
. The well known Sarin ,situated on west
half lot 17, con. 3, Hallett, is offered for
sale or to rent.. There is 50 aorsejnootheo
farm; 8 acres of bush, and rest iteedect with
the exception of two fields, Plenty of
water, well fenoed, good stabling, etc.
Possession can be had at any time. Par-
• tips will be prosecuted for trespassing.
titply to A. GINN, Clinton P.O.
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• or to W . 'BRYDONE.
Farm fir Sale, or to Rent
1i'131 S410 br to Rent, that choice farm of
153 sores,on the o„Mai•land 'Concession,
Goderich Tawnehip ; known a tbe Rudcl,
Farm. About .130 'sores cleared. Good
brick house, splendid bank barn; and out-
buildings; plentssof water; tearing onion do
oleo to church and school, 6 mites froru
Clinton., Will be gold, or rented fora
number ot years. •
MRS J; RUDD , Mary St. Clinton
May 19 1905.
• Desirabie Property tor
Sale.
House and lots in the village o Helmut -
vine. The undersigned offers for sale, her
large two-story shriek hones, slate roof,
good cellar, large rooms, furnace, hard and
soft water in house, atable and drive shed,
good garden, all kinds of fraitS, about' 24
sores of land, convenient to- Railroad Sta.
tion Post Offioe Church and $ohool, Ap•
ply by mails or on the premises to MRS.
T. 0, PICK.A.RD, Holraesville. 5 6 tf.
sp1endid Farm for Sale
The thedsreignedoffere his farni • of 125
acres for sale on the 12 Concession of Hallett,
12 wiled from Clinton, the eime.fronti Sea -
forth and.4 miles from Blyth. There is
on the premiaes a good ' bank barn, slao
'pig pen, sheep pen and drivieg house with
loft above. There is a geed brick home
with Su ruiner -kitchen, °totem, 3 walla. 10
acres of' brieli, 2/vireo of orchard of Claim
fruit. Tbe farni is Well fenced and drain.
ed and in a good state ototiltivation. • ror
ter mil and partiOulara apply 40.
• lizt tf HENRY LEAR, Londesboro.
Sittiifed on the 6th eon. Goderiolt
containing about 80 acres; most of it good
day land, produoing heavy crops. Tlierele
about rite acres of bust, and five acres Of
orchard, of good fruit; good buildings;
frarae hopse otith 8 rooms and kitohen,
woodehed- and oellar; ne barn'built, of
pine lumber, with stone hasement.50x48 ft;
welt at barn, with pump inaide for Water-
ing stook; shed 50.x20 ft; iniplement hotels
20x85 ft. and other outbuildingri. fences in
very good repair; Over 250 rode of wits
fence on the farm; good' well of splendid
wetter; post office and schoOl 14 miles,
church 21 miles; about 64 miles from God -
enrich. PeaseesiOn given at any time.
Price $3,100.00.
G. H. pox.
• :1•••••••••...10
the Pure brad Shire Stallion
. .
DESPORD 111ARQ1i1S.'16(189.
MONDA0 morning, May let, he will
leave Henry Daer's stable, 13ase Line, 11n1 -
lett, and •proceed to Um Doer's, Boun-
dary line, for noon abence to Mason
13iyth, for 'night. TVESDAY, to
Albert Woymoutli'S farrin toridesboroo for
noon; thence to A. Witliaoe'e, Summer-
hill, Inc bight. 'WEDNESDAY, to Com-
meroial lIotel, Clinton, for noon; thenee
to rhoa, Cole a, thlt nut., Goderniii
etown-
hip, for nieht. THURSDAY,: to Peter
MeDongal.'4, Oat Lino Inc noon thence to
Richard Porter's, 4th eon., for night,'
t?bototinri, tiVerible9 taeWri 8m4.Weiebreqroll'ae°111740' rie°ne
Rosa, ' for night. SA.TURDAY, to the
rieher Estate ,Fartn, Maitland' Con,, Inc
noon; thentle to hie own etabla at Rainy
Det', where he will remain, till the fol.
113/%4° M°41a0ktlivh`tArthii? tiritilOg, Mgr.
, • ED. 11, 4.1.T1tILL, Owner,
ailLoasaseasialigalli
• HENRI/ BEATTIE
(Suctessor to Mr 0140 *1St
BARRISTER, 8014040E, 6se.
MATTO
Office -Elliott Bleek, tonged; °couple*.
Mit Ooot,t•
MOW TO ZENO •
B/0111iST0R 1:10LIOMB tienar
V170140. ETC.
. CLINTON
a,
RI iJ(.$1.iT HAM , •
cormuyArzonns, commrsarotiss0;.
Rein riotate and Insurance agent .
litioney to loan
0.1,0••••••
0.iB. OALB, JOBB* 11100Err
, 0*. 0, CAMERON
' formerly I Camefort," Holt & Comma
I3„A.EfaStElt AND 30LIOITOR,
Ofiloe-llamilton St opposite Colborne Rolm
00DERICII, ONT
PROLIDIPOOT, tialtS tir 131,111R,
earristersooiolicetora. Notaries Pablico Rte.
officers -on the suuare. sod door from Handl,
ton St,, Goderieh".WE'rivate fundii toloan at
lowest rates.
W. reeueroor, K. C., R. Q. RAM, 0, 10.,14,Ant *_ •
, Drs, Gunn &Gus4.
Dr, W. Gunn, 14 It, C. P., L. ILO. B., lid
• Dr, Nisbet Gunn, M. It, 418.- Engle
lL, R. C. Loudon.
Office -Ontario street, olinton. Night coital],
front door of Mike or residence. RattenWry
Strest.
• . J. W. SHAW.
PHYBIOIAN. SPRGAOS
AIocuslieur, etc., Mike and residence Oo
toxic) op_posite English church, 'formerly ow
envied by Dr. Appleton, Clinton, Out. •
DR. C. W. THoMPSON
POysician, Burgeon, Etc. -
special attention given to diseases of the
• Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose,
office and Residence -
Albert Street./ Mocks North ofllattenburp
G. W. Manning Smith,
•PHysxqo. A:SURGEON.
oFriuE--Butin Street, Bayfield, formerly,
occupied by Dr. Pallister:
J. 8. Ltaipir, P.D.s..
sneeessor to Dr, Agnew, -Dentist.
CLINTON, - ONTARIO.
Officio open every (liquid until 10 o'oloo
Saturday evening. • • • •
0 I* G. ER NEST HouviEt-
DENTD310. •
(Suocess-oi-to- Dr. T..„13, „Bruce
Speetaitst In Crown and Bridge Weil/
•L, D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
geons of Ontario, luronto. . -
D., autos Eon° graduwl
tal De kertment of Toronto University -
Special attbotion_ipaid to preservation or '
children's teeth, Will visit Daylield a",
ItionidaY. 4••
1:01L IL FOWLER, •
DENTIST.
• °faces over (YEEIV$ eio;r4
Special eare.taken to mike dents! tri3
„mint
as painless ,ad••possible. .Will vi i
Auburn every Monday, ,
Takes•osistenEoL,LoNtiosetnies„
al MUNN manneaciE monr
• No witnesses requi/s,
. Honey. •
k3rivatefunds to loan at 454 per cent =dap-, ,
wards ' W. /31tYDONE.
JOHN. W. -YEO •
BOLIIIESVILLE.
. .
Agent for the liaricinimit PI Animal/MI' .
0o. of Manchester, England whose funds are •
security are rated at $14,000,00P. Also the Mc -
Rater MUTUAL ImartaAgog Co. A• . classes of ,
farm risks and town property toted by
lowest rates. Eirst.o ass Loan Companies:,
also represerted. Money to be had fr ga4 Per
contup, scow* Unit o- nature of gat% vitt/0,-,
- fetehim
Daili mail- RolutesvIlle - .postal card w 1
-Licensed Auctioiieer.
• The urideraigned solioitti a ehereoef, :the
patronage of tlfose wishing to hold --sateeo
Setishiotion guaranteed. Moderate rates..
Applyto or address JAS: A. Eimpra,
88, con 16, Goderich tp, ()linters P. 0. '
MARItIAGE LICENSE&
. issues:By
J. R. Ruinbalh C1inton:1W
G. D. NicTeiggArt,
11.4.14TE ER .
ALBERT ST, . CLINTON
General flanking Bissiness,,
transacted
••,• E,OTES.D.ISCOUN'TED
Notes • issued). Intereet allowed on
-
J. P. TINDALL.
13ANKElt,
• CLINT OAT, OISIT •
Private Nide to loao on mortgages .
. beet current zatea
General Banking Wetness trammeled
7,ntereat allowed on deposits:
Sale notes bought;
The •.111e1Cil1op Mutual
Pire Insurance eo.
Farm and Isolated TOTAill Prop.-
erty tonty"insurea. °---
J. B. McLean, P17lsiclenihippeni Thos
Eraser, Vice -pies., 13rucefield; Thos. E
Bayer Secy, Treas., Seatorth; „
InitEeTOes.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill( John
Watt, •Harlock; G. Dale, 'Clinton; 11L
Chesney, Seafoith; Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Beit-
neweis, Brodhagen,
Each Director i -inspector of !oases in
his own locality.
AGENts.
rtoht. $mith, tlarlock; Ed.' Hitichley
Seaforth; James, Cumming, Egmond-
ville; j*, W. Yea, Holmesville.
HADACHE
Neuralgia and vervousaest wed sty by
AJAX Alt ItIVALIME
No bead tate
Takosoguat