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Editorial Notes.
• Welland, Oat, le booming. The
Plymonth Cordage CoMp,anY, of Bes-
ton„bas bought 200 acres of land there
on which te bnild a. new inillion--aucl-a-
half factory, width, when completed,
it is said, will employ 2,000 or more
hands. Good Grit thaws.
Some Nevr YOrk preacberS halle de-
cided that there are na female angels.
Npw we don't kbow'anything about ft,
but if the raw material for the mann-
faetufe of angersrlif taken from this old
planet, there ruust be a great meta-
morphosis or else- well, we'veheard
that there are "good." angels and oth-
ers. And if those preachers care to
take hold of a hard proposition they
may set about trying to pair() their
no-fernele-angels theory down the
throats of some of the six -evenings -a
FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1905. week -and -all day -on -Sunday youths of.
our acquaintance.
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Matrimony and the Farm.
a
The weeklies devoted to agriculture
' and fai rn life have been discussing the
•-*unmarried farmer's son - the young
Elan who stays at home, liyes with his
parents, works the years away, and
expects to get "the place" some day.
No doubt tlae chief reason why the
„fainier's son who stays at.hom,e-does
not marry is because he is adependent.
Be has nothing that is really his 'men.
-Toronto Star. •
There is a great deal more truth
than many care to admit in the fore-
going. It is perhaps not qtrite so.pre-
valent to -day, under improved con-
ditions, as formerly, but it is urques-
tionably true that many farmer's sone
-and daughters, too -work- on the
farm year in and year outovithout
any understandirfg with their parents
about pay, or idea are trviaey;ality stand.
Many farmers generdmily prOvide.
their sons with far na43 when they de-
sire to start for .theniStrfaes.' But
where a hov has at tsinedhis majority
on the farm. it Wier 'd be better both
for himself and his father, if he was.
paid wages, - or in some • wayknew
what his earnings were, st.i that if he
waeted to get married, or start for
himself, he would he in a position to
do so. It is neither right or prulent
to keep boys working from year to
year, after they are of age, and the
whole family living from a common
fund.
A Splendid Record
Sir William Mulock is earn. d to
feel r o ordinary amount of gratifica-
tion at the figures which have been
given out in relation to the business of
the Post -office during the • past fiscal
year.. They, are remarkable when
compared with the statistics orthe':
year the Government assumedoffice,
and still more remarkable ,when com-
pared with those of the previous year.
They show that, astonishing as has
been the increase during the past nine
years, the growth, instead of showing
J.n/ sign,' of slackening off; exhibits
still greater elasticity and expansion.
„Since 1896 the number of letters pass-
ing through the melte has not merely
doubled, hut, in fact, is almost two
and•a half times as great. To get a
similar ratio of expansion one has to
aro' hack from 1896 almost twenty years.
The record is as follows :
Total Letters Per Head
Posted. of Pop.
1878 44,000 000 10.78
1896 110,028.000 22.81
1905 285,541,000 47.03
It would be difficult to get a more
striking view of the progress of the
country. Few species of statistics are
better tests of the intelligence and en
ergy of a country than its postofdce
records, and keeping this in mind, the
eariada of 1905 compares well with the
Canada of 1896, and still more striking-
ly with the Canada of 1878, when in
the One year each inhabitant sent less
than eleven letters, while in 1905 each
inhabitant sent an average of over
forty-seven.
An interesting case tried at the As-
..sizett at Stratford was that of Mrs.
Dollie Dunn against F. J. Corrie, pro-
, prietor of the Queen's Hotel, Strat-
ford, to recover $500 penalty under the
-statute. In March last Mrs. Dunn
.• Served notices on all the hotelkeepers
town not to serve her husband with
;Intoxicating liquor. John R., Dunn,
Ineshend of the plaintiff, swore that on
the 21st of April last he drank seven
O eight glasses of porter in defendant's
• 'betel. 'Ile defence called a large
ZUMber of witnesses who testified that
etturin was refused a drink in the
,Queen's on the day in question. The
,,jtiry found a. verdict for defendant.
ers6
Do you like your thin, rough,
short hair? Of course you
on't. Do you like thick
iRiy,irnooth halt? Of-
cintrse you do. Then why
ai• r Vigorg
not be pleased? Ayr's Hair
•Igor makes beautiful heads
of hair, that's the whole
Story. • Sold for 60 years.
‘,0,1 hsyrkfiged Ayr's Rair ran for a Ione
was. it is. Indeed, a wonderful hair tante,
tering health to the hair and Wally, and, r!t
semi tinapnrmadlillutitstillit
a bottle. a. C. ATV* O.,
for Lowe% MASI.
District 'Meeting
The Financial meeting of the Wing-
hana District was heldin the Methodist
church. Teeswater,on Wednesday, Oct
llth. Rev. J. R. Gundy, D, D„ presi-
ded, and ihe Financial Secretary, Rev.
Geo. Baker, acted as Secretary.
Sixteen'ministers answered. to:their
names and seven laymen. . ' eirC.r.7.Va„
The arrangements for missionary
were local.
Each minieter pledged himself to be
responsible for the holding of .Educa-
tiodal services on his own cireuit,
A canvass for the increased eircula-
tion of the Christian Guard wes •
Always insist upon having
The Contain*
MURRAY
LANMAN'S
Florida Water.
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The most refreshint and
delightful perfume for the
• handkerchief,: toilet and bath
1ea The niacin Mountain,
NOthing strikes a visitor to the Black
mountain more foreibly than the per-
fect security of a country where every
man is a warrior and goes about his
110134 business with his revolver in his
belt. The traveler is sacred to 'the
Montenegrins, whose manners prove
the truth of •the selling that they are
the aristocracy Of the Servian race.
Dressed la their pictures ue at! 1
_garb of blue knickerbockers, white gai-
ters and crimsonjackets, with pork pie
caps of scarlet and black on their
heads, the mountaineers look the beau
ideal of a nation of fighters, such as
the old Greeks +must have been in the
cley's when they all carried arms. Their
whole history, during the eve centuries
of Montenegrin independence has been
One long series of frontier feuds, and
even /low guerrilla Warfare on the Al-
banian, border' is not extinct. But to
the latranger within their gates, 'whqs
ever be his nationality, the mountaitat
. eers• are friendly and hospitable. -.--
Westininster Review.,
agreed upon.
A communication from Dr. Crews,
on helps in Sunday Schools, Was refer -
ed to a committee. All present felt
sured that it would prove a blessing
to Sunday school work.. • M.dr
The cominunication on temperance
ork from Dr Chown,received earne.st
• and careful.censideration, resulting in
the following.motion being carrier:I
That the District -meeting assembled
at Teeswater, recognizing that in va.ri
one places, our present laws in connec-
tion with' the sale of intoXicating 1 q-
uors to minors on the Sabbath and be-
yond legal hours, are being violated
centinually,. we therefere request •he
several inspectors within the hounds
of this distri ct to employ every measure
within their constituted .powers for
the better enforcement of the present
giquor law and that a copy of tlais reso-
lution be forwarded' tb each of the•In-
spectprs and also to Provincial
Secretary. '
The matter of Evangelistic work on
the Distrret was introduced by the
'chairman, and a very. profitable cen-
yersation followed. •'
Sixty Weeys for $1.75
, The new subscriber to The Youth's
Companion for.1906 -.who at once sends
the subscript foe price,$1,75 will rebeive
free all the remarni•ng issues of the
paper for 1905. These iesues will 'con-
tain nearly fifty doniplete stories, be-
sides the opening series of Grace S.
RithmOnd's "Tire 'Ohnrehill's
Latch -string," a sequel to her story of
"The Second Violin," which appeared
in the early • weeks of • this year.
Madame Sembrich will Contribute 'an
article on "Severeigni I Have Sung
To," and there will be three stories by
May Roberts Clark under the title of•
"Tales of a Pawnee Hero,"
These 'will give a foretaste of -the
good things in store for 1900, nibs-.
trated Announcement of which will
Ice sent to any address free with 'sam
ple copies of the paper,
New subscribers will' also receive a
gift of The Companioh's "Minitternen"
Calender for 1906, -lithographed in .12
colors and gold. .
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION.
144 Berkeley Street, BOsTole, MAss.
•
'To Retain OfliceMays SirWiJfrid
Sir Wilfr'd Laurier, _speaking at the
'banquet to Hen: S. N. Parent, last
Thursday night in the Chateau Fran-
tenag, Quebec gave a', most emphatic
deniai of the rumors current that he
intended to resign. After he had etfl.
ogized the work done by Hon. S. N.
Parent as Meyor of the city and"Pre-
'Mier of the Provinee,he dealt with the
subject of the new transcontinental
railwa,y,and be said that as Mr. Parent
had built the Quebec City Hall within
the appropriations, and without extras
he would do the same with the con-
struction of the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway.. When tbis great work was
completed in five or six years hence,he
hoped to see it. and if Providence spar-
ed his health, he •would then still be
Prime Minister, as he had no intention
of resigning.
Terrible Back Pains.
7.Tgirarly agonize your life. Some-
thing powerful and penetrating is
needed. • Doctors know of nothing so
swift to relieve as Nerviline, a strong
penetrating liniment made to cure just
such pains as yours. Nerviline is Very
concentrated about four times more
powerful than ordinary liniments, •In
the worst cases Poison's. Nerviline is
extraordinarily good. All muscular
pain flees .before it. Nearlyelifty years
in use-- a good recommendation surely.
J. L. Luckharn, druggist, Guelph,.
formerly of Glencoe, took a dose ot
carbolic acid during:the night and this
mornieg Was found on his office floor
ID an unconscions condition, He was
promptly removed to the hospital,
where he died shortly after his arrival.
Luckham left this note ,: "My God
command me to Hie Kingdom right
away, Good-bye," Continued. 111.
health is the supposed cense of the
suicide. A widow and fanilly survive.
The-Halifax—Herald r -the..- Conser-
vative organ, has created a politieal
'sensation bvi its condemnation of the
increased Parliamentary indemnities
and its practical repudiation of Mr.
Borden. It commends the action of
Mr. C. E. Tanner, leader of the Oppos-
ition in the Local HotiRe, in condem-
ning the "raid on the treasury," and
says he voices the views of the Whole
ConservatiVe party of this Province.
Continuing, it says "Conservatives
of Nova Santilt are thus absolutely free
to express their condemnation of this
gross abuse of Jvwer on the part of
members of Parliament at 'Ottawa,
and the nartv to ,be eongratnlated
on having- a leader Wbo has placed the
view of the party on this 8ub1ect
clearly before the whole Province."
,
Sherifrtogan of Amherst, N. S.,
died suddenly.
The .titare and stripe,.
e A German periodical hire the folloW.;
Ing story as to the origin of the stare
• and stripes: The Idea' originated ,With
a Dane 'mined Marker. He Was born
on the island of St. Croix ‘of the Danish;
West indies,,where his father and
• grandfather had lived. In' 1795 he left
his native island and proceeded to Phil-
• adelphia.. He was among the erst- to
join, a company of volunteers for
• American liberty end indepencleoce.
For valor shown at Oriskany be Was:
• elected captein, and to show bis grati-
tude he designed a flag in whoSe upper
corner, he applied the thirteen stays
embleniatie • Of the thirteen .original
States o“he Union.. This was the first
occasion upon which the "Star' sPee-
gled banner" Wes unfurled. The origi-
nal fiag of. Centain Marker is sopposed
to be in.eilstence n seine mitiona ,coT.
iection of relics of the war of the•Bero,
• ..
Hats • Earltainent. '
• During the reign of 'King John (1199)
the king agreed to ,settle the 'difficulty. „
withPhilin II. of France respecting the
latitchy of • Notniandy by eiogle. coin- t
t • •
kaglisli champion and as soon as he
appeared on the field :Of tonabat.
• adversary, put spurs to his horse •and
• fled, leaving the earl- natteter.eef the
'field. ; King John asked the earl what
his reward should be. • "Titles and land
I viaot not," he replied, "but in remern7
• brance of this day I beg the boon, •for
myself :and my successors to remain
covered...in the presence of your majes-
ty'
eother
end' all sovereigns, of this
realin," This request Was granted and
: never revoked; and it is said to eccount
for tbe ensterri in 'parliament ,of. mem-
• bers wearing their hats.London Stand
ard. . -
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THE otrsToN NEW ERA
Oet; 27th, i0015
New Notes,
The Prince and Princess of Walea
have started an theirsix reontbe' tou
of India.
F. McDonald, of London, itunPed
off a pier at Port Stanley and Was
drowned.
On Thursclag,,Ndv, 9, the electorate
of the new Province of Alberta will de-
cide the elections.
• The Count'of Flanders bas renounc-
ed his succession to the throne of Bel-
gium in favor of his sou.
There is a division in the Reformed
• Presbyterian Church over the use of
unformatted wine at the sacrament. .
The Australian Federal House of Re.
presentatives voted to petition King
Edward to grant home rule to Ireland.
Mrs. Mary Ann Aldridge, of Handl,
ton was killed by an electric shock, her
husband tinding,her dead body in the
cellar. •
The Ontario Government has offered
a reward of 3000 for information lead-
ing to the arrest of the Barton mar-
clerer.
Violating the law of seccession, the
Sultan of Turkey is said to have chosen
his favorite son to succeed hint on the
throne.
• Hon. A. Blair has resigned the
position. of Managing Director of the
Henderson Roller Bearing Comp:nay,
Toronto.
•
Edward George Curliffe, who rob-
bed the Adams Express Courpany iz
Pittsburg of 4100,000 in cash, was ar-
rested at Bral.geport, Conn.
The trade returns for the first quer..
trr of the careen t year show a falling
off of over three and a half millions
in exports. The imports increased.
• T. Lee Clark, cashier of the Enter
prise National alio,. of Allegheny,
took a dose of laudanum and then shot
himself, after'finding that the bank
was iosolvent.
Jae; Halliday, frbeeley. ex -M. P., haa
Veen appointed to hay tattle to supply
the asylums .and other public biiild-
inns of the province with beef, at a
salary of $2(100 a year. t •
. ,
F, •H ChrYster, K. (C, ottawa, has
been offered a judgesliiii in the On-
tario Court of Appeals; anal, has refus-
ed it. His 'chief reason is that. he
would have to move from 'Ottawa to
Toronto, and farther his practice 2201V
brings him more than the position on
the lipid). • •• '
' Senator Fulford bad eon tem plated
establishing an experimental Aram
hear Brockville on lines Of. the Ontario
.Agricultural %‘;ollege, had given
Instructions for pure/using a 409 -acre
site. cheese factory and creamery
and buildings for eattle were planned,
with experts to be engaged fOr each
department,
The Donkhebors have been notified
"by the Minister of the Inteeior that
. they have two months to herniae nat-
• uralized and mane entry for their
hom.esteads, or their.Present •Ilti'd in gs
will be. given to others. • Peter Vele,
gin has advised his countramen to re.
use to sbecome British subjects. In
ieW of this stand serious comPlica-
ions are sure, to roan t,
ba . John, earl of Ulster, , was 'the. : • • ' •
• • ' • • )a. Laviy.er's Satire. •
Lord' Chancellor' Eldon pronounced
the word "Hen" as if written ifon. • Sir
Arthur Pigott, a distinguished chancery
lawyer, maintained that. 'lien,' was to -
be pronounced ' like lean, and one day
each made a stand in court for his fav-
orite pronunciation, whereuPen Jekyll,
a Witty lawyer, perpetrated this rhym-
• ing pun, which alludes to the • pa,rsia
minim's; arrangements of the chancel.
lore kitchen:•
• Arthur, Sir Arthur, Why; what 'do
• )'OU mean .
•
ty saying the chancellor's iloe is lean?
la'ye think that his kitchen's ati bad as
•all that, •
That nothing within it can ever get fat?
• Yeti Will find it less easy to .uproot
°ions than • to choke them by 'gaining
virtues. Do% not think. 'of .yotir faiths,
gin• less of °there faults.,In every
.pefson tvlice tomes •nerir you look for •
What is good and strong. lIonor that.
• rejoice in it and, as ,you can, try to.
• trnitate it, and yoUr faults 'will drop off I
like dead leave e when their tliiie.Comoia
+-Ruskin.l
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...a •
, A Wonaeatui Plant Faintly,
• There is a family of microscopic
plants tailed diatoms which swarm in
all oceans in every clime. • They are
•coated with pure silica; or- flint, and
are found in the most delicate and love-
liest forins. Bo tiny are they that it
• takes 41,000,000,000 of thorn to fill a
single cubic hich, and 180,000,000 to
• e naked eye would just look like a
speck of dost and Weigh only a grain.
• They Multiply so feet tnat Within fot».
• ty-eight hours one may become sma-
ck() and its offepring fill two cubic feet
ID four days. As they die they sink to
the bottom, falling in a constantshow-
er. In :the course of ages they fill up
harbors, the deposits formed of them
being many miles 'in extent and hun-
• dreds of feet in thickness. The deep-
est deposit known is that on which the
city of Berlin Stands; which 1 eighty-
four feet thiek. • At St. Petersburg
there is a deposit of thirty feet, an at
Richmond, Va., is one of eighteen feet.'
A Ready Wit.
, Here is a story, about Sir Patrick Tal.
bon sergeant -at -earns in the House of
'Lords. He bad been private. Secretary
to the great Lord Derby, when Prime
Moister, 'and afterward married one. of
his daughters. ,• One day, when a large
tarty was present at Znowlsey, Lord
rd .
Derby I urst out at :with the re-.
Mark; "It's a curious thing one never
'mows what a lot of fools there are in
England until one becomes Prime min-
ister." Thereilpen Taltiot2 at the Other
and Of the table, said; uYeen. and one
ever lcnows what a fool a fPriree'mlois..
ter rnay be until one becomes his pri-
vate secretary." Lord Derby's reply
was: "Thank You, Pat."-Daridee Ad
vertieer.. •
are made only from the best "Para" rubber,'
Made to fit every style and shape of niett's
• shoes, ladies' shoes and shoes for ihe little tines.
_...1n.ladies' shapes they—are--neatr-_Aght,.-perfeet,—
• fitting and lasting.
Insist on the "Maple Leaf" .
Brand it's on every
• rubber.
Sold by all dealers,
ligiaittittfagexamsgamem
414lutics Your 11101#11 Water
Homo and aoreof lind,Beet end Out- HENRY* BEATTIE
!ale. PROFESSIONAL
Appetizer, nzacer arid Digestive
That'e
irS .Higlily Concentrated
.
Oneluarter teaspoonful is
SUffieient for a cup .of
• a plate .af soup, lax .a dish of
vegetables, etc,. ,Ssald by all
druggists and groeerS.
• ARMOUR LIMITED, .Terento
Mayor. Corset eriseel Soups
X2 yariatieti, neecious %wholesome and
appetizing, one tin wag:sake 6 portions,
soid by all grocers.
ailallnitilligle"ararnlial=egn11111111
Fighting a itatiwpy,
"This looks like a ease of a cOrPora-
tion being held up simply because it is
a corporation, *and because this man
thinks he can et tioniethin out of it,"
was the remar mad.e by Ir ,Justice
MaeMahon at.Osgoode Hall. Toronto.
on '.Chursday roorning,, dismissing
the motion of It. J. Brown, Morris
township, Huron county, for an injunc-
tion to restrain tlieGuelPh and Godei-
ich Railway Co. from funning through
his farm: -
•• Negotiations havis been going on for
about a year between Brown and the
company in regard to the price for the;
right of way, but Brown has failed in
that time to make terms, and the judge
came to the conclusitin that be wanted
more than his land was worth. .
• $10(k Reward, $100. •
The readers df this paper will be glad
to learn. that there is at least one'
dreaded disease that • science has been
able to cure in all its s ral that
is Catarrh. Hall's Cate is the
only positive cure now d the
medical fraternity, 0' net being a
constittitional disease equires neon-
statutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct-.
ly upon the blood and =cone surfOes
of the system, thereby destroyirigithe
foundation of the disease, and giving
the, patient strength bybuilding up
theconstitattien and assistiiig Patine.
ID doing its awork. The proprietors
have so . much , faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for an.case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
• Address F. J. CHENEY & Co:, .To -
Said by all. asuggists, 75c.. •
• Take Hall's. Family •PiW for consti-
nation:, '
• CarytbraMolock, son pf Sir Willialn
Mulock, may succeed his father, as.
Liberal candidate in North York. 7
•
ARE YOU 'MAKING. i2403.22 A
TEAR?• It is being done '•with'inir goods.
Work is pleasant, permanent and profitable.
• Goods %tied in every house, every: day. , Igo fake, ,
and no need to create the detnand. ragiumate,
reputable business. You can tart without a cent
of capital. Writ to day, G. axpatseaLL'a co.,
Wholesale Teas, and Coffees, London, Ont. "
. •
Farm pir Sale.
Smith half of lot 39, CO 'acres; west half
of north halt, containing 25 acres, 2nd con.
Tuckerembh, II: EL. convenient to
church. and schoon. about 5 miles •from
Clinton, 05 acres cleared, remainder in
bust,. • It is all seeded but 12 sorest 3 acres
of wheat, good barn 36x60 ft, with stonestabling underneath,,frame house with oa,
lar arid woodsh d; good orchard; abundance
of hard and soft water. Apply to
4ixtf ' IDDO ORICH, Brnoefield P.O.
Dipsolution of PartneiShip.
The partnership heretofore+. existing be.
tween Tyndall Bros. has tbie dav been
diesolyed by mutual, consent A. J. Tyndall
retiring. All accoutite due the said Arm
mnet he settled by Nov. .1st, and persons
.holding claims against the said Arm innst
send them to either partner by the same
date. A... J. 1114DALL,
L. T. TYNDALL,
Hallett• Sept..28th,1905. •41
House tor Sale �r to Rent..
The large frame cottage formerly ocett•
• pied by R. Holmes, is offered either to rent
• or for sale. There is .5 parlor, sitting
room, dining room, kitchen; and three boil -
rooms downttaire; two bedrooms upstairs;
good cellar, hard and soft water. Half.
acre lot, Large shed that could easily be
converted into a steal*• Just the place for
a retired fernier, oratome •one wanting a
commodious hods°. Spleedid location.
Rented or sold on ressoneble terms.
B. HOLMES, -Clinked.
2 farms ill.Sionley
FOR SALE
Public Auction
There will be offered for sale by public
auction on the premises, Lot 19, Con, 8,
Stanley, TUESDAY, NOV. 7th, at 1.80
ts.m., the fellowing valuable farni kola in
Stanley Township: ,
LOT 10; and east heir of 1,0T 20, On the
3rd Con,, containing 150 acres. This farm
le Id a high State of cultivation, arid is well
underdrained. There are 15 acres of good
,-hardwoed.humb- gibe barnie.a.ver-y....mocl-
' ern bank one, with water iodide, and the
fatal is well watered besideeaby never -fail-
ing springa. There ig Akio a good brick
house. With elate root and heated by a
furnace.
Ale° Lot,16, on the 8r8 Con,. containitut
3.00 'woo. This farm is In every Ohio -
lar firat.olass, and hat; on it about 12 acres
'of hardwood huh. There is good born
and hotiso, and plenty of rennitig water.,
These farms are among' the best in.the
County,Of Baron, situated in One of the
best localities in °Amide, They are °lose
RS a 6011001, ema only two miles from
Brueefield village, where there is a railway
station. stoma, °hutch and every eon -
valence. They 'sre eight miles from Set.
forth and six miles from Clinton. This is
an exteptionel opportunity for any poem
lookine for a good fain. Terms Nish and
Will be nude known on by of sale, For
farthel particnisrs apply to
GPAIIAM BSc 0,, Bructileld
WI° $t Purchaser wishing more lend
could buy lot joining. josmiArBABEN
Clinton
Iloase for Sate
Ten rooms, with woodshed end stable
hard and soft water,more of land, oen
trallylocittealenientictilare ttatilY to
• NV, BEYDONE
For Sale.
Clinton Sett Well, Engine and Boiler
12 horse power, (oldie & McCulloo
make,) ',emelt Ann other udder; therei
Apply to JOHN MeGAIIVA.
Farm to Rept or For Sal
Lot 16, Con. 4, 11-17liett, 100 sores, near
ly all under cultivation, Terme liberal.
Apply to W. W. FABRAN
Clinton, Mardi 22nd, 1905
Lands tor Sale 4
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• "In the far Weer Reward, Asea, Ins
proyed farms for gale at *14 per sore
other farms without buildings from $6 t
012 per sore, good land from one to si
nules from town. Fare paid to partes
infesting. N. P. °RICH, Fieward, Assis
To Rent
The brick cottage and 20 acres of land,
lust eouth of Clinton, on the London Road
and at present owned by Mrs. Frear is of-
fered for rent on reasonable terms. Apply
to Ephraim Butt, Clintonor Rev, W. H.
Butt, Springfield. Maroh 24 tf
For Rent or Sale
That desirable, commodious residence, at
present °peopled W. Q. Phillips, on
Mary St, First class State of repair; 1-2
• sore garden, with fruit bearing trees •and
Mother. Poeseesion given Oat let. If pur-
chased, buyer oan have easy terms of pay.
ment C/an be inspected any reasonable
hour. Address JOHN ReaNSFO,RD,
. . Clinton P.0
Farms for sale
• •
150 (meg in 2nd Con. H. R. S. Tacker -
smith (lot grind west half lot 34) with
good brick house, bean, sheds, stables etc.
A first class farm,. Parcels will be soldm
either separate or together. For parti:
'tare apply to HERBERT CRICH, b
or Brydone, .Bar:itiefterrt'
, Clinton.
Farm for Sale.'
London Road /mile froin Clinton, about
16'2 Beres of firat-olass Linn. Rah aa. a
garden, has been a stook fart% for a num-
ber of year. Frarn'e house, large barns,
plenty of stablinea pig house for 100 head,
implement building, Possession given at
any time. Owner wiabes to retire from
farming.' Apply Po H. P1,17MSTREL.
• Mey 19.1905 •
Farm in Tuckersmith to
Rent.
To rent for a term of years, Lot 14, Con-
cession two, L. R. S„ containing 100 acres,
80 acree•of which are cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. This farm is situated
1 1-2 miles from Rippe)] 7 miles from Sea- TAMES CAMEBELL_LONDES.130no,
forth, and 3 1-2 from Herman. This farm ea isSUBB OF mARRIAGELIOEN. SE8
is well fenced, drained, and has, first mass 1" No witnesses required
bnildiegs thereon, and is one of the best
farrcs in the County of Huron. For terms
'deo, applyto DoigDoig, Attorneys, Sault
Ste. Marie, Michigan. 8-11
(Successor to Pr Jae Scott
nennissTan, SOLICITOR, lie.
.OLIWTO
Office-Efflott Bleck, fornierly ocon ledi
by Sir Scott,
MONEY TO LEND .
: n" s,n-aTterWE R4re
04L:I.ODIETOONRE:NO'T—A"Rp
u:S101 -
()LINTON
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•' IRIDOUT 86 HALE ...i.•
' • PONVETANCERS, COMMISSIONERS• ',
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
•' Money te loan
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0,03, EIALE, .TON RIP:AM
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CAMERON '
.. formerly of Cameron; Holt & Cameron
•ore_raniIanTtor Ist' AorlpproosiSte0011001IbOorInTe009;*
GODERIOR, ONT
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PROEMPOOT, HATS & 131.11114,
' Itarristera, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc'.
• Offioes,-On the Signore. 2n4 door from Hama-
, ton St, Clederioli,Prieitte funds to loan at e
lowest rates.
' • W. PROIMFOOT, R.0., le, C. HAYEit G. 10.1itarrt •
- IVIedik..alt
Drs. Gunn & Gunn.
Dr. W. Gunn, E. It. E r, L. It 0. his. EMU )
Dr, J. Nisbet canon, M. It. 0. S. England,
L. R. E. P., Louden. - •
Office -Ontario Street, 'Clinton. Hight cane at
front door of office or resideece. RattenburYs
Streit. • ,..
.DRs'dW'S"AW'
PEr:°iAi'aift!:°Z''Asecuoheurei.,etcean•reside.noe O.tarlost.opooitnngssobure,formerlYw
• 'oo
• , envied by Dr. Aispleton. Clinton Ont.
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• ' OR. 0.. W. THOMPSON
Physician; Surgeon, Eto, '
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. ' Office and Ftesidence- ,
pi
i i .noiollyea:usiip:e
ja.bwert.Silreaent.zigockssmNoix::731141Dtellbou;
herir
0:::cii.:11:i
e• re
isosee;:o.::. N4E3 00:It 1 p. :
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F. um?. E.
• join. itdiosbiTyth:Dio:icitet:naBi;
• 'J.: 13. IL,UNDY, D.D.S. p
Successor to me. Agnew, Dentist,
• CLINTON, -." ONTARIO. .
. . . . •
• Office open every dayand until 10 cfoloca.;,.
Saturday evening.
D. II ERNEST HOLMES-
' •. DENTIST
• (Successor to Dr. 2.0. Mimeo• .
speciarist in crown 'and. Bridge Work• '
L, D. S.—Gradfur Royal College Dental Sur .
D.D. s.g-eMit?ciatsait:: rirWinate of
• tal La./ono:Lent of.Toronto Utiversite
Special attention._paid to preservation of'
• children's teeth. Will visit Hayfield e • I
Monday. . • ••
4. ••
DR; 11..FOWLER
• DENTIST.
• Officen over'O'NEIL'S store.,
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. Special oare taken to make dental tre
ment as painless as . poeeible. Will • vi i
Auburn every, illonclay. . . • . •
IVIASOellarilebilS . . .., -
Fa,rms tor Sale
• One 9934 acre farm in thetovinship of 001-
torne,,7 miles from eroded& and 9 nuiles•froin
Clinton, 1 mile from•Village of Benrailerhlose
to Post Office; daily mail; churches and schools.
There is a good, large bank barn. baggy house,
implement keine, pig pen. and ben house; a
good large frame dwelling,•with ten rooms; 2
good wens, fences in 41°0 state of repair.
• there ore abottt 13 acres ofpear orchard and 28
acres of apple orchard, fail and winter fruit.,
about 6 sense of bush. Thi q is & first-class fruit
and stock farm. fall plowing nSarly all donq
and five acres of wheat; balf of farm Is seeded
down. PossesSion can he bad sty time.
Aliso a farm of.160 acrearadjoining the above
ferns ; a large, good stone house, frairie barn,
horse stable, large sheep and cattle shed, ands
large spring near the house. with mak house
thereon ; spring runs through farm to Maitland
River. Several acres of bush; farm over half
seeded down and in good state of cultivation,
with some '7 acres of good orchard thereon.
This fame is known as Cherrydale Farm, and
has 18 acres cf fall wheat, Apply to
' rane.m4nY WHITR.13eemiller, Ont.
SEC Ultli IES ;FOE,. SALE
Mortgage of :13276-0Q, upon' farm
• lands worth 34,500; intereet 4% yearly;
mortgage dtte 7 eare hence. ' • . •
Stock -5 shares in People's Building
& Loan Aseociation, of London, dial&
made of 430/0' paid helf-yearly. •
Stock- 50 shares Colonial Investment
• &o Loan Co., dividends of 6%, Feld half
yearly. •
. These are Offered for male. Particulars
may be had from W. BRYDONE,
Solicitor for the holder.
Clinton, May 17, 1905. "
Appes Wanted.
ant in the inarket to buy both
Pall and Winter Apples.
Highest Market price paid
Clinton, A.tig a D. CANT9.40N.
TheStaidard Elevator.
Having leased •the Standard Elevator the
ondereigoed is prepared foray the
Highest crush price
pd 41 W. G. SMITH. Clinton.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
Live stock and general Auctioneer,
GODER1OH, ONT.
vo.msteck Wee a speetialty. Ordere left at
New RUA office, Clinton,promPtle attended
to. TOMO reasonable, Partnere' salt notes
discounted,
Plums.
liesdatisrters for Plume of choicest can.
fling varieties, ready after Sept, 8111.
Ilsarii and Honey, high atislity a spec.
.See our nest valuels in PitillOi and
Organs,
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Clinton Print rani and Mnsiermporitan.
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: Money
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• 'Private finds to loan. at aM per cent and ttp.
wards • • W. BitYDONE,
JOHN W: YEO
. B.OLME SVILLE.
Agentfor the reasciosemsi. Fr E Aseratescri
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Co, of Manches er, England whose funds are
seourity_are rated at $14,500,00P. Also this Me- ,
Art,r,er minuet IttstraANCE CO. A °lessee Of •
farm risks and town property taken by
lovvest ratee. First -e ass 101111 COMPanika
also represerted. Money to be had fr salt per, •
centup, armor dna o nature of gest tits. -
Daily mail' Hohnesville - postal card wi
fetch him
• Licensed Auctioneer,
The undersigned eelicite a, share of 'the
pstronsge.of those wiehingao hold sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.. Moderate rater!.
Apply to or addreas JAS. A. lot
18, con 16, Goderichap., Clinton P.O,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
• ISSDED:EV
• J. B. Rumballt tYliHton..
- . MeTaggart.
.11A11111 ER • •
ALBERT ST CLINTON
Gei!.erattrannaanokettnead Itustne••
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NOTE$ DISCOUNTED
Notes issued. Intereocellowed on
"• deposits, '
J. P. TINDALL.
BANEElt,
CL1NiLONI,
Private funds so lotur on mortgagee at
best current. ratee
Geterel Banking businese transected
;rimed allowed on depositin
Sale notes bought j,ez.•
.The McKillop Mutual.
Fire Insurance eo.
Perm and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only Insured,
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
Eraser,' Vice-pres., Brucefieldt Thee, E.
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's ',Hifi; John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Cliaton; M.
Chesney, Seaforth; J. Evans Beech -
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop:1J. Ben.
newels, 13rodliagen,
Each Director is inspector of IOSSee in
his own locality,
AGEN.rs,
1 Itobt, Srnfth,. Harlock; Ed.;.aliinchley
Seafdrth; Tames Cumnailik, Egniond.
ville; J. W. Yet), Holmesville,
NEW CHOPPING HILL AT
HOLMES VILLE
In operation daily, OtletOineril can We
er °Loh, fhttisfeetion ,gnsrstt%,
Chop home with them. Priest right -toll
1111tOWN.eedr°Drew.
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