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•A .Keen Appetite
*Ad a healthy stomach indicate
g.n., active Liver, which is enjoyed
Ity all who use Beecharn:s Fills.
U'hey insure strong digestion,
Sweet breath and sound sleep.
No other remedy is as good as
• Beecham's.
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 25 cents. ;
The glintion NeW Ei
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CLINTON SEW ERA.
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*Or:venous AIlegeci Cures Credited to
JamesSharman, a IleaNr„ Who
is Now Operating a.t Seaforth
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1 The following article was written by , suffering frail various ailments that
a reporter for the London Free Press, I the doctors were unable to cure, •
and shows the interest ft . this section. What is considered reliable proof is
Robert Shuman, on of hair, wearer also given of other remarkable cures.
of black clothes, bat having the an-
pearant'e of a Prosperous mechanic. is
the sensation of Huron county to -day.
Sharman 4caine here theee weeks
ago, and registered at the Queen's
Hobel, giving this place of elsidence as
FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1955
The opening cif the mental Schools
be the Province has emphasized the
fact that teaching as a professiem coo
tinues to be unpopular among young
men. Of 301 teachers regletered in Me -
three Puovincial norinal schools this
year, fifteen are Hien. In Toronto
there are 140 worrier!, and flee men. In
London there are tee women and seven
men. In Ottawa there are 61 women
and three nren.
Now that the chilly evenings are
approaching. isoal fires will he lighted,
and a word of warning will -not be
arnise. A Brantford family had a
Darrow escape from asphyxiation the
other night, reused by poor draft in
the chimney. At the beginneng of the
season, danger of :suffocation frens
coal gas is g,reat. Furnaces nod stoves
require care- and attention•tcesee that
they are all right hefore being lighted,
alai people should take no chaseces. •
During tile year ending June 30,
1905, there were 7;689,337.207 cigars
mannfastured in the 'United 'States,
an irictease of 181020,437 over the t-
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put, of the•preesding year. The sew r.
ettes e hrge-t he t tee
amounted to 3,308 213,7-10, an increa, e
of 141,530,479. There were also pro-
duced 21,131,801 pounds of enuff, an in-
crease of 947,281 pounds. The output
ot smoking and ehewing tobacco in•
creased only about 2 per vent frnm.
:e28,650,710 lifts .333,489,110`poureis
That is quite a lot of tobacesetp go nes
in smoke.
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The• temperance people of Brant
connty nre platilling lecaj optioe.move
for lieee w n ships - Brantford, Burford
Ackland,.South Dumfries and Onond•
ega. Profiting by the experiences• in
other places, where not only leitels,
but stables were looked up, much to
the inconvenience of the farmers the
Brant County men purpose, if sliccess-
fnl in obtaining local' option, to .buy
out the hotels and rim them without
a lieense and keep the stables open.
The undertaking is a rather big One,.
- but they svein to be confident it can he.
-accomplished.
.A correspondent of The (115be men-
tioned in Fe.ortiary last that an Ameri-
can farmer nained Zah nisei. had plants-.
ed a large acreage of the 'prairie near
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Medicine Hat with fall wheat, and the
„result of this experiment was beigg
watched with inteeeit. It appeare
inquiry that Mr. Zahnlser for the .isec-
ond time had succeeded in raising a
gated crop. • - The. Medici lee Hat.regioii
les•hitherto been considered to be de-.
Relent hi • humidity, and that wheat -
growing t.here was too uncertain., Th -e•
experiments with fall wheat have dissi--
paie:d this idea. There will undoubt-•
edly be a great development in this
line in the near future.
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The protiperity of Canada under the
Liberal policy is so great that the Lon-
don Free Press is euvionsly moved to.
seek te lin the credit for the -Con-
servatives. Yet we all remember' how
the Free Press, in eounnon with the
rest of the Conservative or,Aans and
the leader, 8ir Charles Tupper, de-
clared, whep the Liberal tariff wag
-brought flown in 1A01, that the Liberal
policy was so contrary to the Conser-
vative policy that it would he sure te,
cause widespi eel ruin and stagnation
Sir Charles then said he already heard
the wails of the ruined industries.
And no the Free Press seeks to steal
the credit for the iesult of a policy
which it so fiercely assailed and so bit-
terly denounced 1
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Atyer'l
If your blood is thin and im-
pure, you are miserable all the
time. It is pure, rich blood
that itivigotates;" strengthens,
refreshes. You certainly know
Sarsaparilla
the medicine that brings good
health to the home, the only
medicine tested and tried for
60 years. A doctor's,thedicine.
"I Mira my life, without doubt, to Ayers:
Sarsaparilla. It is the rood wonderful medt•
eine In the world for nervousness. My curetl
permanent. and I cannot thank yon manes..
Yeas. lines biome, Newark, N. 3.
$1.00 a bottle. .1.0. Ault
All deal sts. for amisamminingoLowell Mac
Door Health
IMOD* Dr/sterns MD erwe. karasikawniA
Dittallt0 doge, of Ayee'l PUls 4,00
or sr Immo
effected by the "healer."
The case of -Robert Mason, Of Olin -
ton, is cited for an example. Mason,
it is said, fell from a hoilding eleven
years ago and, broke his haele. It is
alleged that be was -heated in the 'ra-
tite Northmst Territories. His bum- l'Oreit0 and London hospitals, ,and that
ness is thee of a healer. the doctors removed two and one-half
To -day he is creditect with marvel): joints front his book hone- Hie friends
out cures, and for the past tavo weeks say he was never able to natal foot to
has had from two hundred to four the ground, but after an interview
bemired callers evei\y• day It is claim- with Sharman he could walk with the
edeliat his cures ron into the hundreds. aid of a stick, and is •erowleg stronger'.
neeareeING roSaurratAN. _ Trier. of SunnnerhilI, was
unable to leave his bed for tivo years
Men and women are flocking here and eight months. For thirteen years
freiui every part of the country. The lee moved about only vote ceueshee,
hotels are crowded with ipersons anx- in half an hour Shaman enabled.
ious to meet Sharman- and test his Tyner to dress himself, walk to his
curetive pmvers.
3t is like a Fair day in the town, ' le
statitibilliey,. and sit lit (linnet' with his
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Farmers drive in front- many eniles
around, always with some sick one to ' °T11211 CURE5 . •
present. Often the cases are pathetic.. James Dicart, of Zurich, was -so bad -
Patients are brought in resting on ; ly tied up with rheumatism be could
beds, hayracks and gravel wagons; not move Irani room to room. , Shale
which have been torned 'auto tempor- ,man was driven out to See hian. Dic-
my ambulances. At the hotel, where art is in town to -night, in perfect
Sharman makesbis headquarters, it is health. "
often impossible to crowd itilivough the 1 Mrs. Charles Cluff, Of Tuckersmith,
corridors. • said to be the worst caseof eheuma.
.The fame of the num has spread tienoin the country, a confirmed in-
abroadointil stories Of the most nurac- 1 valid, was treated last Sunday. Now
alone cures are told with every sign of 1 she can_go about without difflcialty. '
credence, and the whole -Countryside-, Mrs. Nicholls, of Seaforth,. • had her
is appal entlyreadyto'staike ats repute- 1 fingers so badly Stiffened by rheurna.-
tion upon the geimineness of the tism, her hands were useless. Sonne
healer . ' fingers were bent backward and some
• ' Sharman does not heal by faith. elle needle,
.asas no queetions ot the patients, his
system being merely the laying on of • CADAEs Dumn To SPEAK
hands. et, • . I .
For himself he accepts none of the istlialOirgench.14:0. that
glory. He does note -yen olefin to be! theflnn
the seventh son of a seventh son. , Thos. Steeens, proprietor of the
"It. is the work of God," hesays. "T Queen's Han!.
. F'oui ays after. being treat -I
:ES'S MODEST
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0 ed hy Sharman she was sewing with a 1
am ha His hands, to do His wilL When No ene has had better opportimity
I discovered. that I had this power, ' I ', to elidge. of Sharman's- aceomplish-
• .1 ments than Mr.. Stevens,. who recites
quit my work as 'a machiniat."
many Cases of marvelo.us cures, which,
1 The healer is ,a.bout slitter, years of
. • • . i be sayst•hieve come, under his personal
..,.A. little girl pained McVeity,. eleven
presented to him. He claims to have 1.
cibserva lop.
Be does not refuse Roy case that is
operatedeipon• a; women for cancer a Year's old, came into my hotel," ' Mr.
the liver a few months ago, 'and to Steens stated, "who had lost the
have niet arith succees, . power of .epeeeh and of hearing
through an attack of • fever. In
• 8JB FIST. iOASS j twentYfive what -lees after Sharman be.
Sharman's first' case bere was that 'elm to work with her she amid both
of a hotel babitae, a sufferer for years speak ;ind hear,"-
from rheumatism. He was afforded 1 'Stevens confesses that he is un -
r. -'lief in a few minutes, 1. is alleged. , elite to understend. it at -all, and ac-
Withiii .a week, it is claimed; Sher- eepts Shaman setaternent that it is a
man had heeled twenty teWnspeople, "gift from Or 01.". • , • .
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HOW CONSITAIPTION STARTS
Tired When you: Waken—Jan
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gold Par.--:Neives Worn
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„Out—Snap:11111 Gone
1 our limbs feel."draggy" and exces-
sively weak, A night's sleep seldom
brings satisfying' rest.. - Coetinuous
headaches exhaustion and nerveits sen-
sations destroy- yoot health. 'Soon
every spark of vitality is used up. Then •
you catch tuherculosie. ' . •
' Start to-day.,..t Build up, get new
nerve force. and overcome thledprocese,
of decay, 'Use Ferrozone,,which phy-
sicians consider themost vitalizing, ep-
lifting tonic ever made. . ."
Ferrozone cures' because it caii fur-
nish the hody With . sufficient nutri-
ment and building material. '
Think of the irista,nt t
affec-at.once
the appetite increases, delightfurcolor
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in the cheeks proves that rich; red
lilood is 'behig circulated. Tired mils-
eles are in vigorated. flesh. and weight
are added. Nerve force develops, and
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bounding, joyous health -is firifilY. es-
tablished.
This is aertain-Ferrozone restores
failing strength front any cause. The
experience of Mr. ',Mos : Dowd; of
§:ehreiber, Ont., proves this: . • !•4?
."Household worries and cares had
about eaharisted my strength, 1 Was
week and' miserable. My cheeks lack-
ed the color of health, and occasionally
I had spells of rhemnatism: Then my
appetite fell off, and nothing could
tempt me to eat.Worn-out feelings,
chills and despondency filled toy very
being. I becatne anaemic and du ind-
led down to a shadow. Consiunption
was very near. rerrozone put strength
in my body 'with a rush. It built me
up, strong, virile and happy, and I
have been well ever since ?' • '
Ferrozorie cures sickness by curing
the real Cause, lack of blood and
trerve torte; - It -keeps•Iiople ' at their
best- fit, reacly and anxious for work.
In 50c boxes only. six for $2.50, at all
dealers, or N. C. Poison & 0o;; Halt -
ford, Corm., U. S. A.,,. and Kingston,
Ont. , 4
Is in Ile). Third Infancy -
Morristown, ,N. Fr the third
time in her life Mary Seeelly, nieeteen
years old has relapeed into the xnentel
state. of an Jam, t. • She is as helpless
during' these peciods as though she
• *eve only a.few monthold. • •
. The:last .attack has now lasted ten
days. She le incapable of. thought.
speech 'or action, • Her mint has to at-
tend her constantly, giving food and
drink to her at intervals, and gener-
ally . care for her as. though she were a
baby, .If she is stood facing the wall
and, told bot to move, she will stand
there until called, •
TrIefore she Was graduated from the
parochiaVsoliool here she had a similar
attack, but scion reeoyeeed. ,Eighteen
months later she -had another, . which
lasted for' several months. The ekcite
merit of •a big fire elose to her home-
nally restored her ton: normal con-
dition, Since that:time she has acted •
as her' father' housekeeper flail ten
'days ago, when she had her. latest at-
tack,.
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-Already at sortie parte in the north-
west farmers are coinplaieing of lack ,
. of :cars to _transport the Wheat crop:
The' te,st of a bumper harvest on the
railway is &Severe one, krui in 'a fen'
years they be in better Aerie t.0
handle' the crop. The G. T, R. wilF he
able to assist, and perhaps there Mat
not be so Irma 'desire to ship it from
the threehing Mime . :
• As the hannense 'crowd began to dis-
Perse, calla fOr "Laurier, Laurier." be:
came imperative. • Sir -Wilfrid disre-
garded the Call as long as he could, but
:the 'demand becoming louder' and
louder afid the 'people • refusing to
leave their seats mita Sir Wilfrid
catne forward, the -Prernierfinally did
so. 'The rear of applause which greet-
ed him was deafening. -Report of Sir
Wilfr:d at, Regina. :
.0 • 4. Abd that is the way the people
fiubtiFfl •
IS OPIi§ION keiA, Vital WEST. -The
Virder,:yfaii., Aelehiace says: -- Itev.
Mr. Palms, of Auburn, Huron Cc., Was
in town on Saturday and Monday. He
occupied the Methodist pulpit, and
preached for the president of Assiiii-
hoine Conference. This is hie first visit
to the west, and he cannot find Words
to express his ainalenient at the vast.
ness and productiveness Of. it. It ex-
ceeds his imagination and gives hini e
new idea Of the possibility of the Cana-
dian West. "Elven 'after years of read-
ing about it and conversing with those
who have been here," field he in course
of conversation. "I could not rid my-
self of the idea of Indians and huffaloS,
hut my -visit here has opened my eyes
I have onlybeen on the mainline*as
far- west as Regina, and htwe only seen
the frirge of western. greatness, but,"
he said with a. Pleasant smile, "Toll
have'nt to taste alit the apples on a tree
to tell the kind of fruit, you have made
a wonderful progress, and your Jivil
and Metal conditions are equal to any
in the older lands. I' am going back
east to make nay final bow in that
country, and will C01110 liAlSt kid SA
aoon as I can get awav, You have a
great country. I was big enough vhen
loft Ontario, but for the few weeks I
have been here I have gained ten
pounds."
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E. V. Attrill, of Ridgewood Park
Stock Fan), IS rapidly coming to the
front wink of Hee stook 'breeders in
on tario, At the Teronto ExhibitiOn
hp tql pIlli'M foul, prizes ont of six ani -
nulls simnel, a good reeord ivbere the
classee were SO very large as this year,
an instance being second prize in a
class of 28 animals. At the Western
Pair Inst Week he got tine thizes for
ten animals shone), the Shire stallion
Desford Marquis, the hackney, Ridge-
wood Demegelt, and a fine shorthorn
greeted the man whom the Opposition
press of Ontario represents to be the
worst 'hated man in the Northwesel
Sir Wilfrid wilier°
1 A strange attire? comes from Telenet°
about persecution of the Jews Who
reside there, The story is told in the
Star, and rea,ds like a tale from Russia
instead of from Toronto the Good. It
is said that the Hebrewe there have
j formed a protective society and hired
' a lawyer to welch their interests. It
is affirmed' that people of the Jewish
faith are assaulted and attacked in the
! public streets, and that police refuse
i to arrest those who assault or abuse
them. Mr. Gurofsky, a leading Ileb-
I reW, saki :
'The cohditIon of affairs has heroine
almost intolerable for our people, and
11; is getting worse every day. 4 Jew
ie not safe on the streets of Toronto.
Within the past couple of months
there have been more than adozen in-
stances of Jews being maltreated in
this city, f'' One man was set upon b a.
ruffian, and he is carrying the hal of
his beard in his pocket now. The fel-
low pulled it out of his chin by the
roots. Sorely sunk, things as that
should not be suffered by our people
111 nd the offender go unpunished -and
all bemuse the poor tnan happened to
be a
Such a state of affairs should not be.
allovved to existfor a moment. .A Jew
should be as free to walk the streets of
Torotto ae a person of any other faith,
and the authorities should see that he
is protected in SO doing.
Prefiligr Whitney opened Strat.
bull calf all getting firsts, i ford horse show on Tuesday.
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Sept 22nd, 1905
News Notes
The son of Flenry Derry was ran.
over on Belleville Fair grounds, and.
may be fatally injured.
Excluded from the street. cars, neg.
roes in Nashville have etarted an auto-
mobile line of their own.
James 1ich01, a WinniPeg lad, fell
upon a, stake and received injuries in
the stomachArom which be died, e
Chicago employing printers have
decided to fight the union. ore t 'tea -
tions of the eight-hour day and, open
shop. • .-- ,
The Argentine Republic proposeb to
levy a prohibitive tariff on airna Its of
agricultural and industrial machinery
used in repairing, '
Became be failed to pay her $4 a
week, -as ordered by the court, Mrs.
BliZabeth Wilson shot and fatally in- .. ... . Septa. 27
pared her husband in New York. Bayfield Sept, 28-29
Sept, 28-29
1^4V ilOrtni rWrn .... ...Oct. 4-5
Oct, 543
kclotng.
syetem, tbeteame as the C. P. R. are
'Myth
Brussels
Kirktone
evi me is risco inen a roe way
Tile.netition against 'the return of (I.)Qurnrgieannon ....Oct,
Mr. W.:Kennedy, M. P. P. for Port . • ,,Oet. 12-13
.DON'T MISS
the .exemination dour floe new catalogue,
.11 you have isny idea ot college geom. It
eepleine s112 ibout our modern, methods,
• One equipmeot end etrong eta% 4 poste&
will bring it. Addreee.
V'onge and Geirard Sta., Toronto
W. IL SUNNI'. ^•^10P, Principal.
Fall Term from Sept, fah.
• r48T -OF FALL FAIRS
The Grand Trunk Pacific intend to,
beild and,operate hotels he connection
Arthur and Reilly River, Liberal, fell
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through at Port Arthur, Mr Hellinrith
-:RAKING 42
further.,00i.22 A
declined to prosecute the case any 1 An YOU
TEAR? it is being done with our goods..
Hon. joseph Martin, speakingat! wera is ;pleasant, permanent and profitable.
Win n i peg, (teetered both Liberals and ; Goods used in every house, every day. No fake,
Conservatives were had, mid ado- and no need to create the demand. eegitiruate,
cated the organization of a third party I teputable business. You con start Without a cent
having ae ite main object .purity in I of capital. Write to day. G. tdanaiira. 84 Co.,
public affairs. • : • I who.tessee...teas, and COiffeN. Landon, Ont.
- 'How are all at home? Buy a, bottle •
of Painkiller to -day and you will be in -1 .. •
sured againstcholeramorbus.diarrhaia, The remains of one of Exeter's old
and kindred troubles. The old reliable time residents, Mrs. Edmund Whiting
Perry DaYhe Painkilleris sold by all revere brought here from Braceville,
dealers, 2.3 and 50c. I on Wedneeday, and conveyed to the
Exeter cemetery where they were in-
terred . the same day, Death took
• HOW'S Thia • "-. placeon Manday... Mrs. Whiting was
an aged ledy and had resided in Brace-
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We 'offer One Hundred Dollars Re, ville for many years, moving there
Weed for any case of •Cata:rrh that can frem Exeter after the death'of her hus-
not-he (awed by Hell's Catarrh Cure.
• F. .T. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. band, Edmund Whiting.
We,. the midersigned, have known
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F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years? and 1 •
believe him perfectly honorable m all '
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business transectione and financially Raise YourOlva. saiarg
.able to carry out Any obligations made er
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hy his firm. S•
Wannince EINNAN & MARVIN. - • odtrich
Wholesale Druggists, Toledoe0, ,
Ball's Oietarrh.Oure is taken inter- ' •
many, acting directly upon the blood- 13
and mucous suefaces Of the system. usiness 'College
Testimonials sent free. e 75 cents • .
per bottle.- sola by all Druggiste. The School 'of MOdern Methods
Take Hall's Faleily Pills for oonstip- ,
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• The best systemseindiiidnaI instruotion
and a personal interest in each pupil are
the reasons for the rapid advancenient and
-the short time required tO graduite in our
school, . '•
ation,
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• The following from a. Terorito paper:
refers tO a former resident of Clinton :
-At the Court of Revision this _Morn-
ieg.Rey. E. S. •Rupert, e retired Metho-
dist minister, had his. income • assess- 1.1p!teNDate lir. Everything .
ment reduced:to 8301e. He was taxed We teach ehe ,Gregg Syeteni • of Short.
for esoo,: hut he showed•that the. 'big- heed, the Touch. Method Cif. TYpewriting,
eeest- pert of this catnefrom the. super- " and the,Bedget• System of Book-keeping.
anebatiop hind. • of the Methodist These are the three latest firiamphs in
Church, whichneas not asseesablee .''. oominereir I 'tqaphing, 7. ' •
' • ' ' • 'Day and evening classes,. Expert teach-
' ehills Prove Petal I ere, -All our. graduates get good positions,
. . • I Beautiful (Armies for the asking, Fees are
,' If warmth and 'circulatien ai 0 not lower than in mesteechohise • Fah ti3rin
promptly restored; chills eesult in fetal opens Sept 12tie., • •,, • , • , • • ' -
• pneoinopia;• .This necessitates' keeping- , : • . . ., :
:Netviline on hand. Taken in hoe i• , ' . , .
water• it breaks- Meet ehillR
ein: two Min- - . •
SECUITIE• FOR SALE'
'utes, By eh bbing freely over the , . . , . •
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chest and throet it preee.ots eoldse No .,__ . • • • -:-,-,-., , : . ...
liniment so -strong, so penetrating;..so Mortgage of $2,000, upon ,farm
swift to killpain and inflainmation. '; :lanes vtorth 84;l00; inters:A 4% yearly:-
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Nearly fifty year's record -has proveilsreortgage' due 7 years hence, • .. • '
thevalue of Polsco's Nerviline, Yoe\s
tock -.4- 5 sharia in People's Building.
should get a bottle today. ' , • - .. , & Loan •Asiociation, of London, ',livid-
. . ' •• ,• • • • ' ' • 1 ends of 0% peki. half -yearly.
• G. 'vv4t-ikei„, of Devor,. while dreee,i : Stocit•—••.00. sharer'''. VolOnial Investment
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to Exeter- reeently, to, take the•train' -. ee Loan: Co., dividendiebf 6%,. paid bolt
foe the Northwest, bad the neafortime • ..9aF13'.- • • . • • ,... • - . • '
to haVe one wheel of. his buggy econe re The ie are offered for sale., • Partieulars
OM -throwing him to elidgroand, injure May be had from W, I3RYDONE, • .
ing his leg, and :necessitating e pest, . Solicitor for the holden •
ponement of hie trip. .. -,,....i.....,.... Clinton,- May 17, 1905. ' • '''-' ' ' •
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Et), ROYAL'WARRANT, 147LI-ERS 70 Ii.R.H, THE PRINCE OF WALES •
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" Royal Household "
Brand on Flour is your
't protection • ,.
- The Royal Household " brand 'On a
barrel .or bag of flour means that OgilVies
guarantee that flour t� be the best—that if
it is not satisfactory you may return it and get
your money back
OgiMes Stand behind every.p6und of flour
that bears their .°Royal Household" Brand.
That is your protedion. •
Mot people do not realize tlie.necessity of
absolute purity in flour—great care is taken to
use only pure milk, pure water, etc., but flour,
that one thing that forms the greateit part of
their food, is taken on chance—but they are
learning better.
As Royal Household Flour is the only
flour in this country thoroughly purified and
sterilized by eledridty is it not worth while
to give it at leagt at trial.
It bears the tamp of the mogt responsible
makers. You can have no better guarantee
than the Ogilvie Flour Mills CO.
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For Sales.
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Home and aore of land, East end Ont.
tario St, Purchaser wishiug more land
could buy lotljoining. jOSHILA. PEAREN
Clinton
House for *Sale
Ten rooms, with woodshed thnd etable,
hard and soft water, aore o land,, cen-
trally locates for partioulare apply to'
• BEYDONE.
House, to .Iterit •
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• A good.sized and oeroforteble house on
Speneer St., with half an acre:of land, all
kinds of fruit, bard and soft water, stable.
Apply to J, L. IICINTYRE„ Stapleton.
For Sale.
Clinton Salt 'Well, Engine and Boiler,
12 horse power, ( Gentile & McCulloch
make,) Lard& and other- sr$ielee therei n
Apply to JOHN MeGARVA.
- Tread Power for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale a two horse
tread power in good working order. Wilt
be sold cheap. 3011k1 B. LINDSAY
Huron Road, Gleam ich Tp. Clinton P. 0,
Farm to Rent or For Sale
Lot 18, 'Con. 4, Hjillete 100 acres, near-
• ly all ander cultivation. • Terms liberalw
Apply to - W. W, VARRAN
Clinton, March 22n3; 1905
Lands tor Sale
"In the far 'MeV' Heward, Asa, Inne
proved farms for sale at $14 per acre,
other farms without buildings from $6'to
142 pet acre, „gaol land- from.one to six
miles from town. Fare paid to partesi
investing. N. P. CRICH, Beware, Ana,
To Rent •
• .
The brick cottage and 20 'acres. of land,
just south of Clinton, meth° London Road,
and at preens ownedby Mrs. Freer ie of-
fered for rent on reasonable terms. Apply
to Ephraim Batt, Clinton, or Rev. 'W. H.
Butt, Springfield, . March 24 tf
• Farms .for sale
150 Eros in 2nd Con. H. R, S. Tacker.
smith (lot 32 and west half lot 34) with
good brick house, barn, shed, stables eto.
A first clam farm. Parcels will be sold
eitherseparate or together, For particu-
lars apply to HERBERT ORIOH, , '
Seaforth,
or W. ,Brydone, 33arrister, Clinton.
. .
' . • Farni . for Sale. • 4
London Road 2 mile froth, Clinton, about,
132 acres of "first-class lance Rich as a
garden, hat been a stock farm tor a num:
•ber of years.Frame house, large berns,
•pienty onetabling, pig house for 100 head;
'implement building. Posseesion given at
any time, • Owner wishes to retire from
farrnine. Apply fo H. PLUMSTEEL.
• May 19 1905 . •
• Choice Farm for Sale .
•
Sabsoriber offers for sale his choice farin
of 125 acres, being lot 34, coin 13, Hullett.'
KO acres cleared.and in good state of cilia-
vation. •Bank barn, stable and driving
shed; extra barn ' on rear of farm; sever.
failing spring; soil first class: bearing or-
chards. ,5 miles from Blyth. 9 from Clin-
ton. Apply On premises. or to Londesboro
P.O. THOS. BUNKING.
Deniable Proptrly tor
Sale.
. House and 1°01in-the village o.. Holmes -
The undekiieted offers her sale,- her
large two-story brick house, slate roof,
goodoellare large rooms; furnace, heed and
soft water in house, stable and drive . shed,
good garden, all eirids of friiits, about 2i•
acres of land, convenient to Railroad Sta-
tion. Post Office Church and Selma Ala -
ply by mail, or on the promisee to MRS.
T. 0, PICKARD, Holmeeville. 56*?,
,
Farm inTuckersmith.lo
* ,Rest:
•
rent for a term of years, Lot 14, Cot -
minion 'two, L. R.' S., containing 100 aorea
80 acres of which are cleared and ins geicid
stateof cultivation. This farm is situated
1 1.2 colleateeneelippem 7 miles from Sea-
fcrth, Ana \3 1-2 from Hensall. This ferin
is Well fenced, drained, and has, fleet otitis
buildings' thereon, and, ie one oL the beet
farm a in the County of Baran. -For tering
-ttaja, isitiet;°11thidLgann, .13 . 8.11
PROFESSIONAL
HENRY BEATTIE
Oileiceessor to lir Jas Stott
BARRISTER, 6014101Toft,
014/2•TTO
by AlOffice-Elliott Nook, formerly occupied,
r Ei eat.
MONET WO LEND .
W. ARYDONE. 0
BOLICITOR NotARri.
. k'UfiLIC. ETC,
COWYtexamnens, COMMISSiONEH
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Mouey to loan
C,13. 11.4LE, JOHN RIDOOT
Gi CAMER01%
formerly of oainerore Holt & Cameron
BARRISTER AND soLimpa,
Ofilmr-Hamtiton St opposite Colliorne Bop.
• GODERIOH. ONT
laRouDp0OT,IIIIIVS Re.IILAIR,.
ton St., Goderich.m-erivete Puede to 101440
B3 cao rwreisStterarste,s.Solicitors, Notarim Public, .Etc.
Offices, -On the Square, end door from risme-
W, PROMPFOOT. IC R. C. HAYS. G.14'. Brant
kedk,al.
Drs. Gunn & Gunn,
Dr, W. Gunn, X. It. C. P..1. it. DMA -
.y. mart wimin, ID. It. C. Englands
L. It C. P., Louden. , •
Oilice-'0ntarlo Street, Clinton. Night calls ab
front door of office or residence, Eattenbury
Street.
•
DR. a..w. spiAvv.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
Airtticheur etc. office and residence On ;
tario oppositedinglish church,Jormerly. oo •-•
bi Dr. Appleton; Clinton Ont.
• .DR. C. ifte. THOMPSOtv
Physician, surgeon, leo. • -
special attention given to diseases of the .
• Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. •
Office and:Residence- ' "
Albert Streetwe Blocks North of Ilatienbury,
G.. W. Nanning Smith, H. D.,C.L.
PHYSICIAN & BURGEON. '
`OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, formerly
zootipied by D,r, Pallister: ,
•
• J. B. LUNDY, D.1D.S.;
• suceessor to Dr. Agnew, Dentlat.
CLINTON, - ONTARIO.,
•
°facie open every. dayand until 10 °Woo
biaturclaI evening.
12.10. ERPAEsT kotavuEs•
' DENTIP1' ,
, • .(sucoessar to Dr, W. C. :Bruce'.
• specialist in Crown and Bridge Work °
L, D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur- '
w gems of Oxitarro, Toronto, "'
11:a -Fiss.;•elltas Bono: graduate ot Den-
taiDegartment of Toronto • Universitr,
Special ettentiopLps,id._treser:vation..oe-. e -
children's teith. Will visit Hayfield ;
Monday. • .
• DR: H. FOWLER, •
DENTIST.; • •
' Offioeii over O'NEIL'S etore. . •
Special care taken to make dental ern • •
. . . . .
ment as painless as possible. Will vi
Auburn every Monday,. •
— lifiscellaneous.
_• •
TAMEH.CAral-illELL, LONDEBBOICO, • — .
4./ . ISSUER OF MAHRIA.CE.LICENRillfir
. • , No. wittiesess required •
- • 111.•)ncy
Private funds te loan a1'42 per cent and.up.
wards W.• ItYDONE. .
JOHN W.
HOLSIEBV/LLE.
Agent. for the MANCEESTEk Fr Aelstruation•
Co, of Manchester, England whose funds aro. •
security are rated at $14,500,00P.. Also the Mc-• ••
RILLOP INN:MANCE Co. A• classes of
farm ' risks .and town property taken by
lowest 'rates.. First -o ass Leah Companies- .
also represeread., Money to be had ir 44 per
centtip, wider e nature of sees. rity.- • ,1
Datotl wan r 40.1.naesvilta --- Post•al card wi
Licensed :Auctioneer.
The undersigned solicits a ehare of the
patronage of those wishing to hold sales.. •
Satisfaction guisranteecl. Moderate tetes..
Apply to or address JAS. A. SMITH, lot
88, con 16, Goderich tp., Clinton P. O. '
MARRIAGE ICENSE&
J. Rumba% Clinton.
, 1
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I
,
, o I.Attor eys, Sault
. .
Appes Wanted
am in the market to,buy both
Fall and Winter Apples.
Highest market price paid
Clinton, AtIg 3 fl. CANTELON.
Queen's Hotel Property.
• , For Sale
This property is offered for sale at a
LOW PIIICE
and 11 betel Orme of payment , given,
also bite Second Hand $efe le offered at $25,
28Asupgply to
W. W. FARRAR.
,TlieStanclard Elevator.
Raving leased . the Standard Elevator the
unclereignea is prepared topay the
Iligheat cash price
tor grain Of all kinds.
pd 41 W. 0, SMITIL Crinton,
THOMAS GUNDF?Y,
Live stock and general Auctioneer,
GODER1014, ONT.
Perm gook sales a speelelty. Orders left at
New Ems (since, Clinton,prornptly attended
to. Terms reasonable, Farmers` sale hetes
diseoteted,
Plums.
Headquarters tor Plums of choked 13n..
ning varieties, ready after Sere. 5th.
Pests add lioney, high ;polity a 'epee-
ialtty. -See our best values in Pitill00 and
Orgene,
V. HOARE,
Clinton Fruit Farm and MusicEmperitur,
G.. D. Meraggorti
DANUBE
ALBERu ST; CLINTON' .
ti General Baniing. .13'146111one*
transacted
NOTES DipCOUNTED
• Notes leaned. • Interest Allovied On etfiL
. • • deposits.• •
J. P. 'TINDALL. •
' BANKER,
CLINTON, ONT •
hinds to loan on mortgages Ali *-
- best current este,.
General Banking bnenteee traneseted
;literati allowed on depoofts.
Sale notes bough*
• .
The McKillop Mutuat'
Fire Insurance co. .
Perm and Isolated town Propa-
ertY Only Insured.
OPFICERS.
JAI, McLean, President, Kippen; ThOs
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos. E
Meet, Secy, Treas., Seaforth,
' DIRECTORS.
Jas. C011110119 /An
Watt, Harlock; G. Dare, Clinton; M4
Chesney, Sehfoith; J. Evans, Beech.
wean;j. G. ,Grieve, Winthrop, ; J. Ben -
newels, Brodhagen. ,
Each Director is inspector of losses
his own locality,
AGENTS,
• Robt. Smith, liarlock; d` Einchley
Seaforth; • fames CuMming, Egmend*
vilim J. W. Yee, Holmetvilie.
HEADACHE.
bic.uralgia atid Nerveusuesi Dined - by
AJAX ArtiftAt'irga% 1
theesdnditila.„4e7144tt,liVreVit
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