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Strengthen the Stomach With 1\4174-4-12a. ,and keep Welt
York spends theustuids of dollars' tbcv tcc- will he fre-' from sickness
A wealthy philanthropise in New organs by the use of 1111-o-na that
in the summer season,
eveey lllll ler moviding milk finethe 511-o-na, restoree eotaplete health
to the whole system and cures head-
aches, backache, sleeplessnees, pains
and distress after eating, vertigo,.
heart burn, and the genera.' debility
which result from a weak stomach
anti imperfece digestion.
A guarantee to refund the money
if like -me -does not shOW WV. is giv-
en with every 50 cent hox. Ask Re
Reekie to show you the guarantee.
heel, s, wit Ii the result that the mor-
tality is greatly ecrea sed. He ap.
preciates the fact that disease germs
are ton turn in the summer and that
the stomach ninst be kept healthy to
resist their ti t•14.'ka. .
Older pet d. di. wit live on. 'a inqk
diet to insure heath h, lint they can so
strengthen the stomach and digest
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The g1t9au New En
FRIDAY JULY 11, 1005
Protect tho Farmer.
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The London Free Press says: --'"fhe
AlllerietAll farmer had theadvantage of
a free entry for corn, and the import
Of corn was' a curse to Canadian farm-
ers It was taking the plate3 of many
grains. allo farmers in Canada could
grew•teern at the craw:Wing price. It
the failuers were guaranteed 45 cents
a Inesbel for their own corn they would
groir all the eorn needed an Canada,.
Last year there were 13,000,M0 bushels
of c irtiiimatated into Canada."..
There was a time wheat the nndOn
Free Press, was particularly op osed to
p •oteaion as app i al to fanners, being
then honest enough to recognize that
the farmer cannot be protected to his
own advantage. Now, for political
effect alone it • would convey a, con -
ii Li y idea.
When it says that, the free import of
corn is a curse to the Canadian farmer
it is stating what is absolutely untrue,
and the fact that so large a quantity
was imported here is proof of that
The Free Press knows that the' e
wit:ii it tie .1;glite‹-t of rert
to taw pi ice for taw, .0....ierreaa iseue r
to have free access to Canada for his -
corn. but, it does add very much to the
ad vat iitage the Canadian farmer basin
fattening his cattle. -
Free c•irn meatIS that the Canadian
farmer is placed nean4y on an equal
footing With his American brother in
fry h ng hisacattle. •
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It neetes he can and. does sell hie.
cinirse grains ordinarily for more than
,1' 1 costs here, and he receives a pro-
fit in two ways, • .
It is absurd to talk of farmers being
gtiaranteed Vic. a bustlel. for ciirn.
Why not girtrantee.thent a $1 it piece
•for oranges., One propostien is just : s
good as the other.
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Catarrh Cannot he Cured-
wi Ii LOCAL A PPL ICA:TIONS, • as
they canner reach the seat ofe the.
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con
d,sea so. an I ill or. kr Ii
Cur.' Ii y • isc ink.fill:ern:11 I Olio-
eies.. I lall!s Ca mill] Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the
Idol id and mucous surfaees. Halls Ca-
tarrh Cure is not at quack Medicine.
It was in.esciiiied by one of the .best
physieians•in this country for years
and is a regular prescription. It IS
compostal of the best tonics known,
combined 'wit Ii the hest blood purifiras
directly on the matrons surfaces.
The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such
woaderful result a in curing.Catarrh.
Send for testimonials fret%
F. J. CHENEY. & CO., Props.,
. Toledo,. 0.
Sold by Druggists, pike 75e •
Take hull's Family Pills fdr eon-.
satiation.
County Clippings
—
J • Failgan of Auburn lost several head
Of cattle by liglitening recently.'
Mr. lloYStackhouse, Westiie d, had
he misloi tune to lose his driver by
having its neck broken. . . _
p are glad to report that Mr. J. A.
Chipman. of East Wawanosh is re-
covering from a two months' illness.
Mr. Miller Begley, Blyth, left this
moraling for Einivale, where be has cc -
cured a good position In a large general
store.
Misto Alice Dundas, of McKillop,
•
got her leg seherely hurt 'about a
loon I Ii ago, . •
is, we regret to say, not
yet aide to leave her room.
Jil riles Meintry, Crowe,. we ave sorry
to say, is not revovering from his long
lIltr'ii• lip has been ill 'the greater
part of two months with pneumonia.
A few ww.ks ago we announced that
Mrs. Isabella Crittenden, Blyth had
killed a large milk snake. Last Frlday
afternoon she killed another,- which
she found (silted in a corner of her eel-
') tar. rile soak., measured live rind a
half feet in length.
I
'rimy Need a Leader and Polity.
In the Toronto. News of Saturday is
a very' significant and suggestive half -
page article, written by a special cer-
respondent. M entreat, who ha i been
making an extensive inquiry .as to the.
raasons for the demise of the ConserVa-
tive party in Quebec, The reside has
not been very encouraging. Its. corn-
miseioner deals freely with the follies
and stu Mottles* of the party, and des-•
calve hoar ;its leaders have .alienated
friends. *The party, he says, has gone
from had to worse,' and since 1900 has
been he the hands 9f incompetent men,
whose lack of principles, bickering and
divisions—for they have been .united
only on one point, deSire for office—
have blighted its prosPects. The •cori-.'
elisions of the Nei's' commissioner
are that
/. So long as Sir Wilfrid Laurier
lives and remains in. power, there is no
hope for the. Consetirritivesto gain
ground in Quebec. One. officer ' .of a,
(Ions ...rvetive chile pub it. this Way-:
We •can do nothing 86 long as Laurier
is th.re. Even if the 'angel Gabriel or
Moses came down to lead uSeit Would
be no use against Laurier." • . e •
2. If it. canie to .a fight on equal
terms between Botalen and • Fielding
t io C inert at iv•,4. wen:aa ilv,e 4 fight-
ing chance to' -win " - , • • .
S. But re -organization •i$ absolutely
necessary TrOut- top to bottom.. • Mottle
rule Tor and within the party, With no
one-man power, must be the: principle
upOn which .Conservatistri in Quebec .
mast he re -organized, and it may be se
in the other provinCesas.Well. -: -e - •
4. There muse , be an end •enit t� all
cabtrewithinthe ranks .: of the party.
The leader Mnet Poseees the confidence
of his lieutenants .on all questions ot..
policy, or he lutist get new lieutenants.
Therefore, le Coriseevatisin'in Quebec
is ever to amount Jo . anything again,'
Mr. •Monk most disappear front. the
-sub-leadershipTe . : . • • e .. • : . e
The NeWedescribei, the -PoneervatiVe..
rtryis.a.sc,adln.Q.i.1evh.ec..iTn.. is only
Pttofth;truth..It is at:: sixesan
d
ioederal.nttter:i t:d.ecii
nue \1/2:eVe
it has 0,,ghOstof'a chance.
of getting.back..100..power at Ottawa .
Mr. Borden is a gentleman,- lint bele.
nat. a Political leader, 'anti some of his .
own followere 1*y-0...openly resented'
his leadership. •:. , He does . not ' lack
brains; hitt be has net the:IllagnOttEim
of a leader; nor apparently :the ptalitl-
oil acumen and insight neteseary.' The:
0 mservei iye party )1n.e' no policy tfy-
1 ty, save one of opposing the Govern -
tient. and the ProVince Of Ontario is
v..'aIIy the only ...Teepee wherein the
p trty has 'any real Steength,, '
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eenses in.Oxford and Kent
N.p.,,,•••••••
(Tr ton t oNews)
The Lieente 00trunissioners for
I Oxforti have addressed to lieense-hold-:
thee a, mauler which isdevediyprais-
ed by the Weodeteek Sentinel -neaten&
They advise hotel -keepers to obseree
tlie.law, not only in letter bietin spirit.
Their business is to "keep hotel," t�
natintain. a, tempererY hozhe for travel-
lers., clean, inviting comfortable home-
like. The' bar is a mei, ineident of
such a hotel, If it is allo'wed to take
the fleet place, the intention 4if the law
eis-defeated. - "Tile latv'now is Wet you -
must not sell to minors, order or no
order. Do not forget this. Do not
sett to' weak men, men who are Mine
ing theraelves and beggaring their
fainilies through drink. You most
know these meta and you shod re'
fuse them drink and so instruct your
help; Do not suffer any loafing about
your piece outside or in. If a man is
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
BABY'S OWN TAR T$
Cure Rot:Weather Ailments andn nu
• Summer Complaints, f Oar aro
4.T.K.V.01•••011.411
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In the hot- Weatheretne „twee
suffer from stotaech and bowel
troubles, are nervous, weak, sleepless
and irritable. Their vitality is lower
now than at any other season. •Prompt
entice? at _Ns time savetteaeyerOiteus
lit-
tle OWit Tablet is the
best medicine in the eircnkl for little
ones, They speedily relieve, promptly
etirer tend give sound refreshing sleep.
And they are gneranteed free front
'opiates and harmful drugs. They
al-
ways. „good cannot possibly
'do harm and no home should be with-
out. rue ,
, cora y during the
hot weather months, when dangerous
, troubles come suddenly and almost un
perceived. Mrs.5 Adam Marticotte,
Chloeydornaes, (Idea says ; "I have
used Baby's Own Tablet e for diarrhoea
and stomach troubles and always with
the most. perfect success. ' They are
better than any other medicine I know
of," Sold by all druggists or by mail
at 25 cents a boiehy writing_ the Dr-
-tYnT asgl'e es) that, lect17:37 -34
brockville,
y ears the
name "Baby's Own Tablets" and a.
four-leaf clover on the wrapper. Any -
tiling else is an ineitatioe.
seen coating outof your place, or loaf,
big in the neighborhood of 'your place
drunk, it gives Your place away. "Close
promptly at the hour for Oohing, ana
keep closed tight till the hour for
Opening, Open your bar -room for
zeithing tor nobedy during prohibited
hours; •keep the laTere-strictly as to
Seturcla.y nights and Sundays. keep
your preinises tidy and allow my un-
seemly conduct about,'
This is Mt good and we hope the corn-
,
missioners will it as well as they
write ; wilt compel hotelkeepere to �b -
serve the lttiv, d treat fairly those
who clo so. -In West Kent the boin-
rnissieners have begun badly, • The
Hotel Rankin,: Chethaei, is oneeol_the
largest and hest eonducted commercial
hetisee-in .Western chiteeeio. It 4 con-
cluded a;Ceording. to the advice of the
-North Oxford .CommissiOnere: The
license is cut off, not it seems, because
the .hotel is badly kept, but because
th.t proprietor is. an active Idiberal
w nker., That is to say, the Promise
that under the Whitney- government
p tics' ti o aid not influence the admirt
iitration Of then:tense lavv• is broken.
Tee Governthent and its officiate ,lettee
n to do with the politics of
ce sehohlers, ,Hotelkeepers have.: a
perfect right' to hold •..and, .• titter
a ter pout cal opinions they . please, to;
work for one patty or the, other; :Id:
support or oppose a' 0:ovate-Mien To
interfere whhthese rights of citizen-
: ship. is gros'ely u rif air a int tyran i cal,
and w ill bring the hi. w into discredit
'The Ontario Govevfnitent Is'resi3onsible
for tie& administration of: the ItIW ; it
Ought to insist on a reVeisal of the- a&
Hort Of the. Commissioners,. 4iut might
to issue such instill tions as will pre-
venta repetition of the offence in West
Kent or elsewhete. . '
President- Howes? 'wale -heft. •
President Hayes Was.in the habit Ot
wearing 'it Cheap nickel watch while in
the. White .11ouee, • end iimeh Comment
was arouged, as to the •reireonerThe..
truth Was that almost weekly. a. depta
lotion of western Indians called upon
him, always •bringing Presents of Some
kind to the great fntker, Of 'course be
waive expected to give: something in re.'
turn, and the .object was to find some-
thing,cheap and at the same 'tithe it4-
&ptohlo. Watches .were' a novelty to
the Indians, 'and to present- a chief
with •a watch' which alie'• great father
himself had been"-cerrelegealways:
pressed him greatly. Having diseover-
ed thle ffiereterelirgelordistribute7-
gold watehee or. even' silver ones,: Mr.
Hayes hit upon' the expedient of buy- .
lug nickel waOlies at $30,11 dozen and
:always 'made. It CollYouient to have one.
with hint against tin emergency-
.
ivorwae‘ za;leend.
According .to woelc'oe Norway, the .
scantiness of the soil hi that canary is
explained by some of. the Country nee -
pie follonis': • At. thacreatiort of the,
world the angels whose duty It *at to .
scatter the soil forgot :Noway. Seeing
this, the guardian angel. Of the land
made eompleirtts to•the Creator. ' What'
• wee to be done? Impossible to restart
the'whole of the creation for the take'
' of Norway. ."Ceme, my little aogels,"
'
said he, "look carefully anti perhaps
you may still Anil a little earth.", The
eonscienee stricken augeis sirept the
Bald? Scalp shiny and thin?
Then it's, probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. If
you had only taken our ad-
vice, you would have cured
flair Vigor
the dandruff, saved your hair,
and added much, to it. 'If
not entirely bald, now Is your
opportunity. ImprOve It.
-2 hare used 'Ayers Heir Inger rot ever 40 r
rears. Ian new si roars old ace hate Marty
go:414 richbrowhairdue, thinkren.
tne. M. A. retirn, belletilleo fit
0.001 bottle, JO, Altalt 00..
tmo",....,116,31046
‘..°8
Good Hair
1 floor of heaven, and the littie'dttst t ey
foutid the gather6d In their draperi s
end 1 -battered over the Norweglit
- rocks.
Paces and reit;
An English Artist, Writing in it tont
don woman's niagraille, Says:
"I de not' Mao* if oily one'has 'ever
drawn attention to the fact before, that'
roil- ceil generally tell the shape or a
WoUtell'S feet' by her fade. There
nmelacbaraeter In a Viet rig in a bend.
You Will generally find the round
heed, short nosed little woman lute the
prettiest 'ankle and foot; the high
Oteeked, long nosed Woman the ugliest.
Wooten with very pretty faces seldom •
have Pretty feet. Nature, fieMehOW or • •
other, Compensates Its daughters," °
ritelted Lover,
In the course of her first call upon
Obe of her It ,baud's parlohlonere •
young N.Ito. Or oke feelingly Of his
noble, goner))
"Re as y altruist as MIDI
may be," she said proudly and offec-.
tIonately. * •
"IS he analtruist," said her liestee2,
With mild Surprise. "I thought from
the tone of his voice that he pOhably
was a bass," 0.
314 21st 4005
fer Sale,
N. eett Nein boot. now Merge end acre Of bud, Eatrt end Oat- -.HENRy egATTir
•1'.1W.I.4.•••••w• . • PROFESSIONAL
TURF TOPIC5.
SM soutten .bast tutie ario Sr. Pareheser wishing more _land ,
cored ha t ' ugle • iSeceesser t Sfr ,Sits *cats
imarktrotirleina 41:44 044
track,
book, Piditidelphin, ,
re ElfWir recently 'Wiped n gear-
torvie1114.002uitrviulletioantistreek.20r 2, a, .ndltw. at
. Prank 0. 14e0t.'eali et ishilp�eetra
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21414:44. '14,41111157 Tokengt*., for �OO
The fast dausittos et Wilton, Rilatiork.
20"f14, owned * O. W. Etterettif,0411-
YirrThded• °vela.? bit WI, na OS144 tiovstith the
•
The brown opal gaging Sells Wit-
te:I. a half st‘Dirstsiftee rottentli in
$3113%, last qui* iiseoadri.
She wee bi (*sit littedtti• "
In thp 'netighbetheed of $4900 has
bean Bikatt Lu imprOirementit at, the
Walla WAR* (*ash.) track,, and mote
largo• colony of trainers are 2o4ated
there. ' • ' •• '
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In' the gentucky Futurity twenty-
eight mares with records of 210 or bet-
ter have been nominated. :411 are • In
foal to record stallions, most of theta
In the 210 list,
!An
c OcteIng.j 11UA.VE/I.
- House tor Sale -
Mrs, .Edwin kraehling 'and three •
children • and :Miss Addle Mille left
Blyth station on Tuesday morning for
Arcola, Assiniboia, where they Intend
making their home. The' best wishes
of many friends accompany them to
their new home, Mr. Icraehling has
been a resident of Arcola, for some
time past. , • • ,
A plain question : Do you really
•get the only Paiukiller—Perry. . Davis'
—when you ask for it ? Better be
sure than sorry: It hes not, in 60
years, failed to stop looseness or pain
in the bowels.
REMEDY FOR RAY FEVER'
After Trying Other Treatment,,
• Jilyotnei Was Used With:
feet StItCong. • •
Before the diecovery of UyOznei
the etely; adviee.a physician could •give
his hay fever patients, was 'to go away
from Mime, hut now anyone'. who is
subject to this disease can,, if Ilyornei
is used, 'stay at home without fear of
the annual attack " of sneezing, watery
eyes; and other diScomforts.
'J. F. • Forbes, , a well known "West-
ern railroad inan, whose homeis at
McCook, 'Nebraalt • writes e."I' have
never had any to MI from any remedy
for, hay fever, even' teniparerilY,.. nee
tit 1 discovered the meeite of liyoneel.
always recofinnend it when occasion
ret her. • •
'.1hereno pffeneive br (1..angrOus
stemach closing,When Hyornei. is used.
This reliable remedy.forthe etre Of all
' SiseaseS of the resptratory organs is
breathed theough a ...neatpocket in -
ha
ler that conies With ever3ooutftt, so
'that 'the air takee-intrethe threiae and
lungs ielike that of the White. Memo -
tains or other health retorts, where
v fever ra unknown,• • •
• • The fact that 1,1.. P. Iteekie rigreee to
.
.refund the Money to, any hay fever
sufferer who ;tees 11Yomei vVithentestic-
'eeee, should inepieeconfidence. in Its
•• pcer to effect* a &ire: A ecimplete
outfit costs only ,$1.00 and extra hot-
Tbe •NitIV: Ei.toegfVes- the .horne news tles but ii cents . -
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MODES OF THE -MOMENT.
Plaid silk, Settler/its are back Cs.
Yer again, • . ,
Guth; in collar and cuff seta are get-
ting deeper and growing into Meat ha'
VtdVed points.
If you, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for 'a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such.cliseases to Tim Lamm Co.,
zee King Street, W„ Toronto, Canada.. All
druggists sell or tan obtain for you.
LEIBIGSFITCUIRE
Ten (monies with Woodshed and stelae,
thAricilyanloaeast7ef.et fwoartpera'rtfonaloarree apply to.
cen" *
W. BAIrDONE.
e •
Rouse to Recet
.e corn ortah e berme on
Speneer fii4. with half n aor f l 4, 1
kinds of fruit, hard and soft water, stable.
Apply to dale MoINTYRE, Staplettor..
For. Sale. .
Cfinton Salt Well Ermine. and Boiler,
12 borate power, (Gold.e k McOullach
make) Berri* and ether artiOles therei n
Apply to JOHN' McGARVA.
• Tread Power tor Sale.
Sabserib'er (tiers for sale a two horse
tread power in gOod working order, Will
be sold cheap. JO f! B. LINDSAY
•Tforon Read, (iodeiich Tp. Omen P. 0,
FaTnt to tient or For Sale
Lot 18, Coe. 4, Hullett, 100 acres, near-
ly all .under cultivetion. _ Terrna_liberala..
Apply to W. W. VA.RItAN -
Clinton, March 22nd; Ip05 • • .
Lands fOr- Sale, .
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'In the far Watt,' Efeward, Asp. Im-
proved farms fOf sale at $14 per acre,
other farms without . buildings from $6 to
112 Pet acre, gond land from One to six
miles from town; Pare paid to -parted
investing. 'N. V. °RICH, Betters, Assn,
1 0.t8. HALE
, ' JOHN RIDOCTT
11.4.0,RISTER.1101.101TOR,8to..
CLINT°
ottice—puott Rinek,.fermey Meat
by Mr *Scott. - -
11101401f WO awein,
W. OUTDONE..
.BARBISTER SOLICITOR, , NOTARY
• Imelda nTo •
• • . anion
& HALE
ceilkryaf pkYpERS, COWaserolons,
Lee I wait rig %sum? eAgent
0, CAIVIER01%
tonnero 01 catneren; Holt ft Cameros
B./kiiRISTER.sup SOLICITOgi
Offiett—Ramilton St opposite con:metre teens
CiOngaPall, oNT .
PR011.113P0 PT, uays&
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pulage, Etc,
offloes,—on the *place, Sed door from Handl-
ton St:, Goderich.W.Private funds to loan at
lowest rates.
W. kaounroor, K. C., R. C. Er4rs, O. F. Bf;44:,
"
Drsaunn & ODUlle
, 110. It. C P., E. It. V. S.. Min -
Dr, .1, Nisbet ill. It c, $ England,
L. 12. C. London. .
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. eight calla at
front door of office or residence, RattenthirP
Street.. •
' DR. J. W.' SHAW.
PnYsIntAN, STIRGEON
acrusbenr etc., office and residence Ortc,
tart° St., opposite English church, formerly on
noted Liv Dr. Appleton, Clinton Ont.
011.'0. 1K. THOMPSOLV
Physician, Surgeon, Etc,
epecial attention giyen to "diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Note.
end Residence—
Albert Street.2 Mediu' North of ItattenbUrr-
To Rent t W Nanning Smith, 14.
The'briok oottageand 20 acres .of land,
lost south of Clinton, on .the London Road,
and at present owned lav lire. Freer is of-
fered for rent on reasonable terms. Apply
to Ephraim Butt, Clinton,- or 'Rev. 'W. B,
Butt. Springfield. „ March 24.tf
Tilt WINGBAM BUSINESS Farms, *tor sale
If you expect to succeed, stick to
4.2h bat you underteke. 'If neceesityis
the mother of invention, most. certain-
ly continuity is the fattier of success.
We,extend, a special invitation to
parents and children to Call on us • and
inspecirour chassis and work before eu-
rolling; • • • • ' •
THEW. INGHAM • BUSINESS' C
'IAMB stand's tot hard, sYstinStic
rivrirk onlv. .. • •
o•vacation.
' We have opened a special. Claes- for
instruction Outing vacation, for teach -
ere. who are obliged to take •(,loirtnier-
cial work-in the Continuation 0.1aeseg.s'
atter en: t'
• Further' infortnation from prin-
cipal. . ,. •
N. Reginald' Fletebdr'
. . E. Pearl Hunt:Lady •Prin.
Oco.SIO ton!, •Prissident;
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4c g'
BY
BY. ROYAL» WARRANT. MILLERS TO R.11.TH E.PRINCE‘OFWALES
mule.tiloattAtitAnteliitatriuktiti,
A Pe,ffedtly "balanced0 flour is one Which contains the
greategt amount .cf nutriment inits racist easily ,digestible form.
No single variety of wheat will produce. "well balanced".
floutit requires the careful seledtion of different kinds. „.
."
,The maktrs: of ROYAL, HOUSEHOLD FLOUR
have more than a hundred elevators, Scattered throughout the
greatest wheat growing country in the world, which enables them
to secure the very pia of the -wheat that will yield perfedtly;
balance& flour --
-The kind of flour that produces .the bet, the largeq
and the strongest loaf.
The loaf which contains the greategt 'amount of bone,
muscle and brain -making protein and the lowest percentage
of waste. •
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD makes bread which reduces
the labor of digestion—and gives greatest nutnuon• for least
stomach effort, • • ,
, the Pbalance n in flour that makes bread easier to digest
and gives it Many oilier qualities which are usually attributed
to other causes.
ogilVie'S 4.4 ROYA1 Househobill FloPur.
150 sores in 2nd Con. Il. R. 13.. Tucks*:
smith (let 82 and west half lot 84) ,with
good brick house, barn, sheds, stables etc.
A first class -farm, ' Parcels will be sold
ieither separate or together „ For partici:1-
liFs applyle HERBERT CRICH,
• ' Seaferth,
or W. Brydona Barrister, Clinton.
Fartit for Sale Or to Rent,
The well known farm situated on west
half leen, con. 3, Efullett, is oildeed for
sale or to rent. There is 50 acres in the
'terra; 8 acres of bush, and rest seeded with
tttt exception of to fields. Plenty of .
water, well fenced, good stabling, 'etc. -
Possession can be laid at any time; '
Pit
ties will he prosecnted for trespassing.
'Apply to A: GIN N. Clinton P.O.
or to W. BRYDONE.
• • .
PHYSICIAN (ft SURGEON,
OFFIUE---Main Street, Bayfield, formerly
occupied by Dr. Palle:ace:
J. B. LEJNOV; "
Successor to Dr, Agnew,,lentitt...
CLINTON, - ONTARIO.
Office open every dayand until 10 &oleo
Saturday evening. e ' •
ERNEST KOL.IVIEt
DENTIST ." •
es S 0 r to Dr:T. C. Bruce :
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work
L, D. 6. --Graduate Royal College Dental $11 •
aeons of Ontario, %tomato, • -
121.:11 class Bono.: graduate of Den
tal De .,ertment of „Toronto . Universit*.
Special atteetion4ald to preservation
children's teeth. 'visit Baytield cv •
Monday. • •
DR 1k FOWLER,
DestisT.
.....1:gages over CVNE±L'S store;
Special pare takerito &die dental trir •
anent as 'painhilss as passible. Will vi, i •
Anburn'every Moeday Miscflaneou•
I
I .
F,iVHL I ir'Saie;.or to Kent,
rot; Sale Or to Rent, 'that charge farm of
53 acres,
• on the -Mai teed Canceesion.
Goderio T:wrie.hip ; knew's: as the Budd-
Fs.toi. About. 130 acres" , cleared. , Good
orie4 house, splendid liner barn, and out.
buildings; plenty of water; b-aaring arch sr();
otos to clinch and scb,q9);..P mites from
;Minton, Will be. sold, or rented ..'fora
Duro ber of y ears, ' •
11.3,MRS J. RUDD, Mary pi. Clinton
19 1905 -
Desirable Property tor
Sal •
House and IOW in the village o. Bohnee.
vine, The undersigned tffere for gals, her
e.
large two-story brick house, slate roof,
Aood cellar, large toms, furnace, hard and
sOft'vrater in house, stable and drive shed,
good garden, all hinds of trate, about *21.
acres of land, convenient to Railroad Sta-
tion Post Office Church and School. AP -
lily by mail, or on the premises to. MR.
T. O. PICKARD, Holmesville. 5 6 if.
Sgendid Farm I or Sale
. The undsrsignedoffeitehis farm of 125
'acres for sale on the 12 ooncesehin of Hallett,
12 mi1e8 froarOluaton, the same front Sea -
forth and rinilee from Blytla There is
on the premiers a gond baek barn, also
• Pigpen, sheep pen and drivirg house with
loft above. There is a good briar . house
with summer kitchen, cistern,' 3 wells, 10
acres of bush, 2 acres of orchard of choice
trait. The farm is well fenced and 'drain.
'ad and lea good state of OultiVation. For
10.nts ata partioniare apply to.
tf • HENRY LEA.R, Lonclesbore.
Citoiee Farm tor Sale.
Situated on the 0th ;on, Goderich Tp.,
containing about 80 Rem; most of it. good
• clay lend, producing heavy crops, There is
about use sores of bust, and fiye acres of
orchard, qf good (mit; good buildings';
frame banes reith rooms and kitchen,
woodshed end ostler; an barn'built of
pine lumber, with stone hatiement50x48
well at barn, with pump inside for water-
ing stook; shed' 50e20 ft; implement hates
20z55 ft. and other outbuildiegt; fences in
eery good repair; over 250 rods of who
fence onthe farm; geed well of splendid
'water; post office and •sehoril 1. miles,
church 2} miles; about Or Milo from God-
I'desession given at any time.
Price $8,100.00;
G. R, CO4 °
The Pure herd Shire Stallion .,
ljESVOilD MARQUIS IMMO
MOIIDAO• morning, Mte 1st, be wfil
leave !leery Deer's stable, 138se Line, Ilpt-
lett, and proceed t to John //SOY% Bonn -
&try Lee, for noon ; thence to Meson
House, Myth, for night. TUESDAY, to
Albert Weymouth's farre,,Linclesbore, for
noon ; thence to A. Wellaee'e, Seromete
hill, for night* WEDNESDAY, to Cara-
mereial Hotel, Clinton, for teen; thence
to nos; Colo's, Sri! em.. Goderith *Om*
ship, for night. TIMRSDAY, to 'Peter
MaDougal,"e, (tat Tine; for rim; theme to
Itieherd Peewee, 414e goo., for night.
FRIDAY, to Jelin Elowerby'o, 4th con., for
noon thence to Wm. Lamprey's,/titon
Road, for then, SATURDAY, to the
Pollee Itletairi Earn), Maitland Coda for
noon; thence to his own stable at Henry
Met's, *bete he will remain till the fol-
lowing Monday morning,
OTTI411. P. wtr,sobt, Mgt.
.1,a 13, ATIAULL, Own ,
AMES 0AsieftE21. Lormeosotto, •
bBUEliOF MARRIAGE; '
Igo witnesses requiretF
Money. -
Private funds to lean at 4%pei cent and: up.
wards ERYDONE.• •
JOHN We YE0
HOLMESVIUAE.
Agent for the '32-stecnitsran.Pr. wAssurtasum,
Co, of Mancheater, England whose funds are
security are rated at 0.4,600,00e. .Also the Me,
R111.0 110TuaL.I.RIMIIANCE Co:' A classes of
farm risks and town' property taken
lowest rates.' ketret-o ass Lon Cornoaatto-,
also represertad. Money to be Sad fr En si per .
cent MI, acco, tine o nature et sedtrite.—
Daily Mail, IlolmeevijIe - postal cod wt.
fete's -him
Licensed Auctioneer.
The undersigned solicits a share Of the •
patronage of, those whiting to hold sales,.
Ratisfaotion guaranteed. Moderate rates..
Apply to or address JAS. A. SMITE, lots, .
88, con 16, Goderich tp., Clinton P. 0,
NIA:BRIA.GE LIORNSNIS,
rs-grab
•
Runti4at!, • Clinton.
G. D5 McTaggart,
JOANEER
ALBERT ST, OLINTC)g
Gepera't Banking'
. transacted .
. NOTES DISCOUNTED
Notes issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
. J. P. Ti$DALL.
13ANxEls, .
otriv7.4.r.bt.
Private funds to loan on reortgagas kir
beat pttrrent rates
GenartitiBnk
uterettlib
t fillOWnedtune01211 tdreli;108:ta'
Sale pOtes bonght
The olVieSillop Mutual
Eire Insurance co.
Pan" gitdyitigelinZi°47. Prop
onlenas.
J..13, McLean, President, kippein Time
Eraser'Vic-pres., Brucefield; Thos'. E
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth;
Diltiter0128.
Y48. Connelly, Porter's "Hill; John
Watt,* Harleck; G. Dale, Clinton; lef,
Chesney, Seafotth; J. Evans, Beech.
wooni J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Itele-
netveis, Brodhageti.
Each Director is inspector of lossegha
-
his own locality. . •
AGENTS,
Relit Smith, Harlockl, td.' Rinchley
Seeforth; James Cumming,, Egmond-
yillet J. W. Yeo,
HEADACHE
. Neuralgia atal Ntatauttiest Cured *laY
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