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The thin6O i NeW Era
FRIDAY, NOV. 27. 1905
Too Many Shows.
The Syaforth Expositor, commenting
on a recent item in the NEW ERA to
the effect that there are "too many
small shows," disagrees therewith, and
argues that there are not too many
shows in the county The NEW ERA's
statement was general, but we are
willing to apply it to the county.
• The Expositor's contention that the
shows have contributed to the im-
provement of stock, etc., needs no
• reply, because no one disputes it. It is
freely admitted that they have served
a good purpose. But that they are
still serving the same purpose' the NEW
Era disputes. ' We believe that a good
riding show, which would mean three
for the county-, would serve a much
better purpose than the nine indiffer-
ent ones held this year.
The Expositor says
"The exhibits roe growing in num-
hers and infproving in quality year by
year, and are an index of the improved
unditions of the country."
We are sorry that we cannot agree
'with cur friend in this statement. The
exhibits are nut 'growing in numbers"
so far as the inside departments are
concerned. The writer in *ears one
by has attended fairs where it was im-
possible to get space for exhibits in
this department i While in recent Years
nearly the entire inside. display could
be carried away on a wheelbarrow.
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Tife Indemnity increase.
r MX, for Nortlitirant,
in a recent speech about the increased
sessional indemnity, le Credited with
the following statement
"Under the new order of things, for
every day that a 'member did not at
tend the sessions. rig the House, $15
was-tmterleducted.-- •That -Would mean
a large sum to many, and be did_ not,
• believe that twenty men 'would gp
through next session and get thecorn.
plate 842,500a In this regard he wished
to ivint out. that there would also he
$15 off for each day lost through sick-
ness"
Mr. Oocksinitt may be sincere in
:what he is saying, but unless some dif-
ferent method is pursued in the future
than has been in the past, every mein -
her will draw nearly his full indent-
nity, the proviso notwithstanding.
1 Under the old regulations of the
Rouse, every. member was supposed to
lose'fi8 a day for each, day's absence
during the session. No record is kept
of the attendance, and it was left to
the honor of the member to state
whether he was present every day of
the session oi otherwise,
' If Dar. Cockshtitt will tiwn to the
Auditor -General's report for 1904, he
will find that nearly every Member of
the House drew his full sessional in-
demnity.
During the session of 1903 a 'Certain
ex -Cabinet Minister was not in the
House a week, yea it W4S.Inaolitfils
that he drew every 'dollar of indem-
nity, and the matter was so freel dis-
cussed in the corridors, that it was
thought action would betaken to com
pel him to refund part of the indemnity.
The writer could give the names of
men who are invariably absent 4 large
.part of the session -one ine particular
worth his thonsands-whe have .not
the slightest scruples about drawing
the full indemnity. •
Some method should be adopted of
compelling. registration of attendance
at the -Reuse, for there is no check
whatever on members.
, The NEW ERA cap naine a mpinher
not a thousand miles frern Huron who
was a very irregularattendant during
the last session; and yet drew fql his
indemnity,
,
TRE CLINTON NEW BRA.
Nov. 3rd, i9015
iliebei)44.‘"AtiAsesfsisAbeeesi.
The Newspapett and its
Community,
. does.for a aOrtitalunity, IL S. Sen -
speaking awhat a newspaper 9
# $
ator David DAVIS, Of blillOis.
eeYs : "Every year every local
paper gives from 500 to 5000 free
lines for the benefit of the com-
munity in Whietrit is located.
No other agency .can or will do
this. The editor in proportion
table means does more for his
own town than any other man.
• He ought to be supported not
becanse.you happen to like him
er' adnure his writing, but be-
cause a local paper is the best
investment a community . can
wake. It may not be crowded
• with great thought, but Roan -
daily it is of more benefit than $
both, preacher and teacher. To -
[day editots do more for less_paY
444. than any Man on earth. Vat-
ronize yoor home paper, not as
a charity but as an myestraent."
11.44,11,4ketelli4lieivi. 11011'1144
Sir WilfridLanrier touches
tender. chord :
. •
'Sir Wilfrid Laurier,'Speaking -at the
opeuiug of . the new branch. Of thee 'Where : the religions craze: becomes
Great orthern-Ra.ilway nt St. .Jacques .accute. they will eat nothing but raw
L'Aeliigan, Wednesday,' Made an ad- -vegetables and fruitin the -theory that
dress. .Aftertouebing upon the great God intended food -0-1)e used- exactlye
Strides in transpoztation faeilities as it Was .createche •Ocasionally some
since his boyhood days in the °district individual is stricken with a sense of.
'Sir Wilfrid briefly spoke Of the Grand sin, ahd, burning his cabin, stoats out
Trunk Pacific. • With his family.to wander like:Christ
"The first missietharies-eanae to Can- uidis dieciales,'clePetiding upon: Him
ada," said he, "hoping to penetrate to . who feeds the raveos and note § the fall
China and India. They failed, but of the.sparroev to provide them with
what they could not dowill isoou be food and shelter : .• .•
easily .possible for' you,:as yea' Will • Ihe most serious affairs,. however,
realize when you see th.Producter •of fire their. pilgrimages, • which occur
the Orient rolling past your larids in every few tuenths. • They believe in
the traine ofthe 'Grend Trunk Pacdfic the second caning of Christ. and cer-
RailWay. (Applause,) *thin of their leadens delude them With
"You have widlied Inc a long. the expectation that hewill meet them
Concluded the nremier, brine I shall upon the prairie and -lead therii upon a
beable to .inlfil this wish. But I am inisSion to evangelize mankind, en or-
growirig Old, And 1 feel it as Isee many der to peopitiate hire they MuSt appear
of My old friends earriedfoff by. death in the, aniage, of their maker= that is
or transference to other.fields of labor'. • sterk naketi so they' °want, er Off „carer
•Nevertheless, 1 would hope to livelong the prairies, .knowing nu where until
encrugh to be -able: to continue my., la- they. Meet their Lord, sleeping on the
lairs until they fki'e Much nearer fruit, giound, eating:raw' vegetables, fruits,
ion:than they ere- to -day, even though and even roots of -grips, until": the
I cannot see thern biought to a sueeess; Mounted poiice round them .up and
ful entichision. Rime been the work,. drive them to the nearest jail, There
•the &Oath :of My life to develop • my they are 'kept netilY they. : recover . in
part Milli theladebision and are* sent
nitektb.their villages. Sainte of them
never recover. At present there are
sixteen Doukliaborsemthe:jail. at Re-
gina tindOr sentence citsix.ilionths
ii-
pIIsi.nhilent .egc le for ihdeeent ear p oeurea:
They were,arrestea naked :upon the
°Pen prairie while looking a for their
Redeeriter...'•The ,.-police wee -tech; to
haVethein declared Insepe -and . sent
to 44 aSyliim,.! but the department of
justice at .0t tatee did noe approve of
that'. plan and' had them eo e)trii tted to
prion. where they:are giving :a great
deal of trouble. They ref ese .tIl etit
anything..except raw vegetables and
fruit ; they. rgfUse (troll o• chalk
One hasuiready died from:.starvition,
atid•three inore afeja a despera.te con-
dition hone the slime .cause. The Un-
edeiked fOod is indigestible and affoads
no nourishment, and they will not gat
anything elee..
. TWo years age 1,700 men•womee and
chitchat) Marched naked' in to Y ork tole
to evangelize the:people of....tnitt place.
'On. another 'occasion. IWO left their .
homes. in .Mid .tv in ter. Wit h• -the sea w
'Several inchee deep on. thegroundeahd
started across the peal -ries to the town
of Binecarth, where they wefiltri•eated
and detained, until they filially', recOv-
erect their reason. These outta•eaks are
the, result of fanatical preaehing by cer-
tain ludividnala, •who claim to be hie
spiredancl exercise a bypreAieiefluence
oyer the simple Minded. , peasants.'
Their concePtions of religion ore • very
Vague and priuritiee, • hitt • they axe
Verytenacieus and deterfnined. Their
AnCestoraluave endured pergecation for
eerituries.and the present geoeration •
havainheri,tea the Spirit xii.thartyrdOrn,.
.Their ueefulnessete citizens, however,
is beginning to be a Matter of: serious
doubt, and I am. told 'by the Officiatle:,
that as a mass they arenot improving,'
and it does not seempceiblefor them
to assimilate with the remainder of the
community: The Government , has
shown8 libeval and linnuine .poliey in
its tteatine.nt'Of. thera,but is beginning
to lose confidence- int-heirleaders, •
The word "Doukhobors" is a Russian
• term, meaningu.pirit eyrestlerV•and.°
WAS (peen oriignally indarision to a
seat of dissenters froth the orthodox
,Greek Church, which organized in the
Jetter pert of the °eighteenth *central',
The basis of theta belief was that by
wrestling .with. the Holy Spirit they
could aceorirplish more than by strug-
gling With theirfellow mein . They
are lioncoMbatantell they do not be-
lieve in war or in ehe use of force, or
in legal 'remedies Of any kind. They
are cippoeed to human law eourtis;
police authorities, armies and military
• and civil authorities of all descriptions.
They are • coinmunists end hold every -
Care of "Douksv
A Big Problem
Ruled by Fanatic leaders Whe
Deluded Them into strange 'PH-
grlmages.
Winnipeg, Oct. 18 -,It is the testi-
mony of all who are familiar with
their colonies that the quest of the
Doukhohors are sensible, industrious,
honest and lam -abiding people ; but
several hundred of them are so fanat-
ical that they cannot be controlled.
Two oe three times a year there is an
out -break of fanaticism, which creates
a great deal of trouble for the police
and other officials. One of their perm-,
Barities ia that the use of animals . as
beasts of burden is unscriptural ; so, to
says their bouts, whenever there is a
religious revival, they turn 10050 their
atom Oyer the prairies and drive it
away from their farms 'and villages.
Another aeation is that they must
work with their hands alone, as Jesus
and his diciples did; laborstivingmach.
inety and implements are modern fra
ventions of the devil in their eyes.
Therefore, every now and then, when
the mania strikes them, they collect
all the mowing nittchinee, reapers,
threshers and other agricultatilmach.
beery and burri them, in the fields
county, to make •life ' more happy for
rny fellow:countrymen, '
ai have triedto make wealth for
those who had it nut, and m ore' riehes
- and '1' the reat
'
The very fact that several of the • . to thosewho had.: I
2: :. :
township slum s have found it peceeFt DtRAL ELgG'TIONS ON,
-
• sary to dose up and that others find NOVEIVIBEIt•
It hard.work to, keep alive, is' evidence
that there are too many.
Is it not a 'fact that cannot be dis-
puted, that all over the country small
shows have had to resort to all kinds
of fake attractions in order to draw a
erowd,-and thereat object and purpose
of a fair has been largely lost sight ot?
Seven. tenths of the people who at-
tend shows adinit• that the day of the
small show is past, that it has out-
lived its usefulness, and the only pos-
sible justification for them is found in.
the closing paragraph: of the Exposi
lot's article, as follows :
"Thare As another feattire of -this
show business which is too frequently
lost sight of. That is the social side,
The local show is usual/1' held at a
ef year wriP11 the fdrming tam
minify' are not over -burdened 'with
work, They furnish an excellent op-.
portnnity for friend to meet friend,
and in this way are a source of enjoy-
tnent to people, Prribliri4 them to
maintain social friendships which othe
erwise might die out."
Our friend May in tke up his mind
to the fact that the day of the small
show is drawing to a close, never tahe
revived. The "social side" is conceded,:
hit the government Is not going to
con Gime paying out government
grants simply for the purpose of get- '
ting a. lot of old friends together and
allowing them to have a good time,
A Prevalent I4.1rrOr.
Many newspapei's are making the
mistake of supposing that the ex. Post-
master -General, in addition to his sal-
ary of ;510,000 as a judge, will receive
the pension of $3,500 a year as a for,
trier member of the Cabotit. He can-
not draw both. The impression pre-
Vails also that Sir 'William is a man of
yerv considerable wealth. But those
who are in a position to know Fay that
the popular estimate of his private in.
come is unfortunately greatly exagger-
ated.- Ottawa Citizen (Conservntive )
Another error many have falleh into
is that of supposing that Sir William
Mukick was born of wealthy parents,
and. therefore, not entit ed to much
credit because cf his position. As a
matter of fact, he was born a poor
boy, and worked on the streete of
Newmarket as an ordinary day laffor.
fr, until be got a start La life, His
progreee MO entirely dne to his own
efforts.
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Take cold easily?' Throat'
tender? Lungs weak? Any
relatives have consumption?
Then a cough means a great
Cherry
Pectoral
deal to you. Follow your.
doctor's advice and take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. it
heals, strehgthens, prevents.
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•
- It is semi-offieially announced that
the bye -election. for the . House of
Comincins in West .Larnbton, caused
by the death of . Die T. G. Johnston,
will be held on Noy. 21. ShOuld this
prove to be the ease, it iS notunlikely
that the contests for all the vacancies
in the Hearse of ConampiaS • will take
' place on the saniedate, 'They, are :
Antigonish,•vacated•by the appoint-
ment of Mr. C: 111: Masttac to the Rail -
Way Ceinmission. ••
AsSinaboia West; vacant by the to
signation of Mr. 1VaIter Scott to lead
the Liberal forces in Saeltatchewara
Lanabton West, ;Vacant by the death
of Dr. Johnston. • a
Saskatchewanevacant by the reSiga,
nation of Mr; J. H. Lamont to become
a member of the Provincial' Govern-
ment of.Saskatchewrin, ,
Wentworth, *vacant • by the judg•
went of th.§uprerrie'Coprt unseating
Ur, E. D. Smith, deqiireti elected by
the tetm'dng Offlcee, •••
ork Nort vactint lay the reaigna-
Mon of Sir William Mulack,: tirbecome
Chief Justice of the Exchequer' Court.
In addition, Hun Rodolphe Lemieux
-was elected for both Nicalet and !Gaspe
and when he electwhielI constituency
he will represent there umet 'be an
eleetion in the 'other.'
BABY'S AWAKENING
It ought to be a pleasure to look
forward to baby's. awakening. He
should awaken bright, smiling and
full of fun, refreshed by sleep andm
ready for a good tie, How many
'parents dread their child's voice, be-
cause they know when he awakes he
will cry and fret and keep everyone
011 the. move until he falls asleep
again from sheer exhaustion. These
crying fits make the life of the inex-
perienced mother it torment. And yet
baby is net crying for the fru) of the
thing - there is something wrong,
though the mother may not see any-
thing ails the child. Try Baby's Own
Tablets in cases of this kind; and we
venture to say babv. will wake up
Sm
bappy and iling- an altogether
different child, ' Here is proof from
Mrs. John S, Sutherland, Elissfield,
N. S.* who says :-"My. baby was
terribly cross„ and often kept me
awake half the night before I got
-Liberal party whose policy I represent
have seen much 1I pregrese in this di-
rection. But there is •yet so much to
"Yet, even though I do not live
long enough to achieve these things,"
said the preinier, -even though I go,
there ere 'many others who will be
proud to takeep the work where 1 lay
it dieeee, and carry it forward to a' sup-
Cessful.cone:nsum, ' •
'An 'Ettneriesti bittaie.
Souie (looters, go so far as to • sfleY
that in digeStion is the national diseaSe
of Anirric.a.: •.There is : one 'national
remedy fpr indigestion and -that is Dr,'
jiainilton's Phis nib ich accelerate the •
action of the: gastrie gland* and give
thein to the digestive: . organs. A`hey
streinethen the , kidnasi; and . livee,
eleahse andpiii•ifv: the bleed a-nd thne
add generaLer)ne to every Oi•gan of 'tile
bo,ly, Flesh and strerigthUre fast re-
stoi•ecl anclatie patient e in eat and' di-
gest anyfood he pleases. Teet •Dr.
JLnjhnn's s POls yoileself -25c per box
or five.boxer fOr $1.itt. all dealers;
, • . . .. • • :
ANIMALS AND ,TC/IP,CGCV
4 Dog.That aingkea and a parrot
' That Chewed • Ole • Weed.. •
Most %animals 'beye :an utter abhor-
rence oftobeccfrin,any shape or forM,
• says the proprietor of e menagerie.
hilve..paYself ,thade even a really force
f dons dog turntailsimply' by 'puffing
smoke in its face, but I donot recOin,
Mend tlie means me one to be always
relied on. • : , , •
But to this rule, as to :all Oberst
tilere are: exceptions, and nunierous
In-
stances are known Of animals possess:
Ing a positive IOve for tbe fragrant-
' weed; Dogs;: It isj-ereil known.' on be, •
. .
taught to do elnieet eeVerYthliag. but
talk,' and In My early days I was con-
nected with a circus' which Possessed
the unique attraction of a terrier which
. 'aMextir other tricks had been Instructed '
,In the art of emekhig a clay Pipe. The
curious point was that the animalac-
tually got to ,enjoy Its -pipe and would
Insist oh having it at the usual time
every Sunday, as In th/ performance
• on week days;
The•parrot Is °perhaps Of all birds the
meet apt to take up • bad .habits. A
friend ef mine :has .one which Is pas.
B
'sionately fond of eating ewI
a iy' sOwn Tablets for her, Sinter I
beget' giving her the Tablets, she is
pvrfectly well, sleeps soundly all
night, and. wakes up bright", and fresh
in the morning." Baby's Own Tablets
are a safe medicine for children of all
ages. They cermet do anything but
good. You ean get them from your
druggist, or by mail at 25 emits. a box
thing in common. They have no offi-
fats of their own, .but are in the habit
of .following self-appointed leeders in
whom . they have confidence, • They,
ug c
'lobate*. If ,given a sudicient iplantity
the bird ' will make 'itself positively
drunk with the nicotlite arid will stag.
ger about its cage in exact imitation et
an u an
.being. Long -practice has made the
bird something elf a connoismisr re -
the actions of itox ea ted
h
by writing The Dr. Williams Medicine
Brockville, Ont.
President Eciockeveltt's rebuke of the
lynchers in the South was Worthy of
StateSillati, and was eertainly eour.
ageous. The boldness which the Pre.
sident exhibited will he appreciated by
those who know whatthe sentiment of
theSooth towards the colored raee is.
Mr. Roosevelt seems to have an opin-
ion upon every subject, and what is
More, he does not mind expressing it.
epecting ItS favorite luxury; and it neve
treats fine cut 'tobaccos With contempt.
Its particular delight is the plug af-
t by sallo, •• •
1L iffecdg fla.e simian tribes that to-
bacce loving otadrupeds\ are racist tee-
qtent. This is probably owtrig to the
roonkey's overpowering facility for
Irn-
ltatlon, .which sometimes gets it into
trouble, / remember an amusing in-
stance. A. men after puffing at it ciga-
rette for a time threw it down near a
. monkey whith had been watching the
proceedinga inteetly. The animal
Matched it up and puffed gravely for st
few minutes. Then a look of intense
bewilderment stole over ite face, and,
throwing the cigarette down, It retired
kite a corner, evident/y veil ill.
gentlemen In the north of Ensuuss,,
has a monkey which is addicted te
abut, The animal has been taught tit°
take a pinch. from the box of a visitoe
With all the tourtly alr go prevalent In'
the days when 811110 takbag was the
fashiorn-London
Dim Gallery, M, P., who ia a typical
young Irishman of Montreal, where he
is an alderman, is charged with having
spent $10,000 to secure his return as ft
member of the City 'Council. That's
a pretty serious eharge, but Gallery IS
the kind of fellow, who will turn it off
with laugh, and say "13y the hokey-
i pokey ; I could spend twice that much
if bad it."
The 'Methodist parsonage at Eden
Grove has been sold to Mr. Pearson,
foreman of the section gang, and a
new ono purchased at Cargill. The
prine,obtained for the old parsonage
is said to be ill100, *while the new one
will cost Tho latter is a fine
brick Width , built& year or two Ago,
This will rna Cargill the head of the
elroult.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,
Dent work One friend In the Intend
of Mether.
There are plenty of good Mende far
theta itho deserve thein.
tt le herd to *ay 411a," hut It le
Nati:It to 00 'Ideal know."
I
'Ji mazy vole aoott *at they
'40 by Otaitoding a lot of credit foe if.
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ARE YOUR
KIDNEYS SICK
a.r.•
0
Let your morning urine stand for 24
,hours in a glass or vessel, and`then if it
is milky or cloudy, or contains a red-
dish brick -dust sediment, or if parti-
cles or germs float about in it, your.
kidneys are diseased. If the kidneys
are well they filter just so much blood,
but if they are sick or weak froth any
cause'they leave the poison in the
blood, and this poison affects the entire
systeni.
It Is natural to pass urine three times
a day, but Many who regard theinselve.s
as healthy are obliged to pass water sit
to ten titnet daily and are obliged to
get up frequeutly during the night.
They have sick kidneys and bladder
and don't 'know it. Smith's Buchu
Lithia, Pills cure Rheumatism and all
Kidney and Bladder diseases, , and
make new, rich toloocl.
We will geed you a generous sample
post paid Pree together with onr large
book on the above mentioned diseases,
Address, W. V. Stant Co., 185 St.
jamee Street, Montreal, .Canada.
SMITH'S EttiCIHU
LITHIA PILLS
A posnivE OURS FOR 'MURNEYAANDNO!
AND ALL )04:)1013 OF KID
SLAWS* tilt.
ragioutrawattait
The Gentle
Kidney Otiose.
0:net think that Bti-JA hi not
effective laecause it doegi not.
' ' • 41tea4thingtiloose,". Therrien; •
For Sale.- IPROFESSIONAL
tow sr. Purolunier %violin:le more land
tfOnse And i acre Of land, DOA end Out- E ril RV BEATTIE -
(Successor to to ate* ewe
• - ofiaton- B4ST.$Qro,R.
conid buy losjoining. JOSHUA PEAREN
who taiim neose, does lease, 0W:tiro
Kidney remedies that urge-
-or the atoniacheare going
and over-stimulatethe 'dneye
to o yeti mighty_little good.
House for Sole
• 1
Tan rooms, with woodshed and stable
. hard and soft water, Imre of land. cen-
trally locateri for partioulare apply to
NV, BRYDONE,
0,01,06,10.1
THE GENTLE KIDNEY cuaz
goes about curing you gently,
mildly, correctly. You never
knew you are taking medicine •
-excect that you, begin to get
better and keep on getting
better. Bu -Ju heals Inflam-
mation in the kidneys -takes
. Away that sharp pain in the
back and the d -all ache through
tae hips -stops excessive urin-
ation -and enables the disea-
sed portions of the kidneys to
heal and strengthen, ,
Cures R.heusnetism Too.
THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED,
Wittatort Crrr. New YORK, •
have no oeditinet1 priests or preachers,
but like the e Quakers,' wait for the
spaitto move then', both in speech •
anti action, They arevegetarians, and
use neither liquor nor tobtieeo. They
are opposed to all modern sciences-.
including medicine, electricity and
chemistry-anddive as simple a life, as.
spossibleee• - • •
e „
t -
The Tonle of Real:th '
Must be more than a stinuilante-
must be a food. as ev,ell. There is it
medicine that is both a. food anda ton-
ic -it aids cligestion.promotes assimila.
ton. converts food into nutriment that,
builds up •nerves!, blood brain and bone,
That tonic is Ferrozape which contains
exectly what a• runidown • system
need's. Ferrozone supplies oxygen to
-pnrify the blood, ,phosphorons to de-
velop the Wain, won to bardeu thl
muscles. No wonder it makes suet
vigorpus men and women.,. You'll eat,
sleep, think and feel better by using
Ferrozone ; try it now -.Fifty cents
buys a box of fifty. ohocolete • eoated
.Ferrozone tablets at all dealers.
Port Hop& Guideaa-.The" trainTon
which Sir WilfridtLittirier travelletatto
Beauharnois, Quebec last week Stop -
31 short time: at Tintothee, and
there the Prime alinister was accosted
by a veteran of the eebellion of 1887, .
who had' longed for years to ineet the
gifted Frenell-catiadien who bee' .sbed:
so much honor On 'his' 'race, Sir;
friers admirer was Casimir Renaud, 87 '
years old.• would' like very nnich to
see Sir Wilfrid," lie said, "and. to shake
hands 'with Min' before I die." Mr.
Renaud's wish wee gratified and he
had a long conVersation with Sir.
He fold the Premier of the bat-
tle of Sit. , .Eustache and gelated many
other incidents of- interest. -
Cook's Cotton Roof.Compountt
_Lnaunif Favorite.
Is 'me only safe renew
regulator on wnichthowortess
eau depend "in lalaV
and time or need."
Preettred in two
Strength. No. 1 ailient
13 tw far the best
1. -Por ordinary=
' re known.
isle V,. -pier special .ease3-10 .deggel
tbree dollars per box.
es -ask your druggist* for
iltIseton Boat omponnd. Take po
ten „nakitures and IrnitatioNal
tentolosnust. Ner. 1 and No. 3 are soil
1=4"1ThigALat an 4"4711t° thfaelti
rarit
Matte to any ad—
trizaperk,n *ice and tour 2 -cent postale
. (emu compange
- Windklaro 082e.
No.] and No, 2 are sold in Clinton hl
R. B. Oombe, J. E. Hovey and F. NN,
Watts, Druggists, '
• •
OMER THAN tlellt
are the eplendid advantages offered in
'every department of our schoole--The
.
OF TORONTO. — e
ror quickly and thoroughly *raining Ming
people to. earn good salaries in business posi-
tions. With 22 teachers. Fes- eqeipi.- en& Un-
to -date courses, modernanothoda end thorough
system, we con guarantee excellent results.
• , •
vur new catalogue is dandy
• Write for it. • •
Yottge and Gerard Sta., Toronto
V. - Principal.
Berkshire Boar tor. Service.
0 •
Sabsoriber keeps for service at his prem.,
hag, Con, 8rd, Tticketeroith, a large Eng-
lish Berkshire Boar, • registered. 'Has
never been beeteri in the show ring thia.
fall, inking four 1st prizes: Tains, 51 at
time of service; $1.50 for regietered sows.
Also Yorkshire Boar for eerv(ae,
iIPPELTON ELCOAT,
Oat g7 41x. • Tackeramith Tp,
2 HMS in mon
MU SALE
By Public AuctimC
There will be offered for sale by Public
-auction on the premises, Lot 19, Co,. 8,
Stanley, TUESDAY, NOV. 7th, at 1,80
fame the following valuable farm Janis in
Stanley Township: -
LOT 10, arid east half of LOT 20, on the
3rd Con., containing 150 aerate Tide fain
la in high state of cultivaticn, and is well
tinclerdrained, There are 15 acres of good
hardwood bush. The barn is e very mod-
ern bank one, with water undele, and the
farna is vvatered besidesaby never -fail-
ing springea There is Also good brick
halm with skit° roof, and heated by a
furnace.
Aleo Lot 10ron the sta Cone conteining
10) Acres, This farni ie in every piratic -
tar dret•olatte, and has on it About 12 gem
of hardwood Web. There is a good barn
and house, end plenty of twining writer,
These farms ere among the best in The
County of Soren, altueted in one of the
boot localitiet in Canade. They are close
to 4 aelmoll end only two miles from
tirucefield village, where there is %railway
citation, tabreft, church and every con-
venience. They are eight Mike from Sea -
forth and obt mike from Clinton. Thia la
an exeeptiontil opportanity for any person
lookiorefor a good Wm. Tering NOW, and
will be wed° known on day Of eale. 'Per
• further particiiiire apply to
GRAMM BROS., firtafeileld
Office -441194
by Birek.formerly occualeft
Mr Swat.
:momT mare .
W. BIRTOONE.
BARRISTER 1:10/JOITOR ,ROTARX
PUBLIC. 't TO•
For Sale. ()LINTON
Clinton Salt Well • Bzigjne snd Boiler.
42 home . power, ( Goldie' ik McCulloch*
make,)Lerriok and other article') therein
&linty to JOHN MeGARVA, ,
Farm to Rent or For Sale
....._ •
Lot 18, Con, 4, Ffullett, 100 scree, neer.
ly all wider cultivation, Terme liberal.
Apply to W. W. FABRAN •
Clinton, March 22nd, 1904 z
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Lands tor Sale
"In the far West" Heward, Assa, Itn.
proved faring for sale at $14 per aore,
other farms without ' buildings from $6 to
SD pet acre, good land from one to six
miles from town. Fare paid to parteei
investing. N. V. 0111Cia, lieWard, Auk
To Rent .
.._..., .
The brick cottage and 20 'acres of land,
jest south of Clinton, on the.LOncion Read,
and at present owned by Mrs. Freer is of.
fered for rent on reasonable terms. Apply
to Epheahn Butt, Clinton, or Rev. W. kl,
Batt, Springfield. , IVIeroh 24 'if
. 1
For Rent or gale
.That desirable, commoilioris residence, at
present odoupied by. W. Q. Phillipe, on
Mary St. First class atate of repair; 1-2
acre gardenawith fruit bearing trees. and
barflies'. Posseeston given Oct, 1st. I1. pur-
chased, bpyer cini have eau terms of pev.
went. Can be inepeoted any reasonable
hour. Address JUEIN RANSFORD,
. ' •• ' •Clinton P.0
....
Farms tor sale
--..... •
i.so ares in 2nd Con. 11. R. S. ' Tooker -
smith ( lot 82 and west half lot 34) with
good brick house,:barn, sheds, Stables eta
A first close farm. Parcels will be sofa
either separate or together. For perticu-
lam apply tti HERBERT °RICH,
. . Seaforth,
or W. Brytione, Barrister, Clinton,
Farm for Sale.
:
, Landon Road i mile fioin Clinton; about
isr eicras of -frret-olaeli lent. Bich ete it
garden, has been a stock Parra tor a num-
ber of years. Frame house, large bare?,
plenty of stabling, 'pig bouse for 100 head,
implement building. L'ossession given at.
any tiMe. Gwner whales to retire from
farming. A.nply 4o H. PLTIMSTEEL.
. -.M8y.19 1905 ' '
..
Farm for Sale. -
9.rsarr., A-4-0
- ,,.''''...-1-,...
Swath half of lot 39, 50 Sores; West half
Df north halt,cmataining 25 acres, 2nd cob.
Tuckers/pith, S. B.. S., convenient to
'Church and school; about 5 mules, from
Clinton, 65 sores -cleared. remainer in
CONVEYANCERS, COMMISSIONER in
Real Estate and Insurance agent
MoneY to loon •
WE, RALE, JOHN' RIDOUT
01 CAMERON
formerly of ()itinerant Bolt & Capieron
BARRISTRR AND SOLICITOR,
Office-flanillton St oppotite Colborne /awes
GODER1011, ONT • L
REtniuoPetvr, LARY* &
Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries Publio, Etc.
Offices, -On the Square. Ind door from Hamil-
ton St., Goderich.WPrivate funds to loan. at
lowest rates,
W. PriounrooT, K.0., R, C. HAYS. G. IP.Brant
Drs. Gunn & Gunn..
Dr, W. Emus, ILL 41 P.. L. B. 0.5,. Min
J. Nisbet oiturarlfi. It. V. S., England,
L. IL C. r., Loudon.
Oface-Ontarto Street, Othaten. Nicht calls at
front door of office or residence. Rattenbnry •
Street.
- OR, J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
Asoinohoor etc, office and residence On.
tario St., Oppoeite English church, formerly oo •
evaded by Dr, Appleton, Clinbin Cat,
• DF.I. C: 10G THOIVIIPSOFti
Physidian, Surgeon, Etc. `
sPecial attention given to diseases of the
4. Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
Office and Residence-. •
-Albert Street.2 Blocks Norther ItattenbrirY;
Gt. W. Nanning Smith, .31
PIEDISICIAN c.T.i SURGEON.
OFFICE -Main Street, Bay -field', fortis' Grip
openpied by Dr. •Pallister:
a.. LuivOY;
Sueeessor to Dr, Agnew, Pietism.
•Qr..i.NToat, O$TAI:110, :
OfEce open every clayand untill.0 &oleo
Saturdaj. evening...•
D G.. ERNEST HcoLivtge;
. DENTIST
ISnocessor to Dr. T. C. 'Bruce
Specialist in.Crowa sand Dridge :Work
14, D, S. --Graduate Royal College Dental Sur '
geons of Ontario; Toronto,
D.:D. S.-Firepolaas Roma! graduate of Pen-
. tat De dartmont of Toronto ilniirersity*.
Special ,fittention_paid to' preservation or;
ildren's teeth. • Will visit Baylield e
bit. H. FOWLER;
DENTIST.
Officio/ over O'NEIL'S kora.'
Special care taken to make dental tr
ment as painless as possible. 'Will v
Aubtirn every Monday, • '
bush. It lelaalaeeddbut12 acres; 3 kiscellan
acres
of wheat, good barn 86x60 in. with stone
stabling underneath, frame house with cel-
lar and woodehed; good orchard; abundance
of hard and soft water. Apply to
4ixtf IDDO 0.111CH, Brucefield P.O.
in Tuckersmith to
Rent.
To rent for a term of years, Lot 14. Con-
cession two, L. R. S., oontaining'100 acres,
30 acres of which are cleared and in good
state of cultivation. This farm is situated
1 1.2 -miles -from Xipperh--7 miles from Sea-
fcrth, and 31-2 from Hensel]. This farm
is well- formed, drained, and has first elites
buildings thereon, and is one of the best
farms in the County of Huron, Far terms
&c, apply to Doig & Doi*, Attorneys, Sault
Ste Marie, Michigan. ' 8-11
Farm s tor 14 (
One 99X acre farm in the Township Of Col-
borne, •7 miles from oderich and it mileefrom
Clinton, 1 mita from Village of Benmilerhlose
to'Post Office; daily mail; churches and schools.
'.Chere is a good, large bank barn. buggy house,
implement t ott4e,pig poi and henhouse; a
good large franie with ten rooms; 2
good wells, fences in gond state of repair.
there about 1S aeree of pear orchard and 28
'aerie Of Lunge:orchard, fail antr.winter-fruit,
shoutserJa of bush, This is afirst•class fruit
and Mock farm, fall plowing nearly all don
and Ave flares of wheat; hall of farm bi seeded
down. PoSsession can be had any time. 4:aat
Ef""p
A leo a farm of 160 aer63, adjoining the above
farm; a large, good stone house, frame barn.
halm stable, large 'Moen and cattle shed, and
loge oaring near the hruse,_ With milk house
thereon; spring runs throogh farm to Maitland
River. :leveret Beres Of bush; farm over half
seeded down and in good state of oliltbration,
„ eou,s.
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO.
SSUER OE MARRIAGE LlOENsilila •
Nowitneiees regulrea
•
11000 .
Private funds to loan at 4,' per cent and iip)
wards W. ISRYDONE,
JOHN, VV., ysio
• Horzag.ipviLI,E. •
Agent. for the MaticanarehEi. Asstra
Co. of Manchester, E.ngland whose !undsJ
seourity are rated at 214,600„Doe. Also th
Eintor 1VIIITuAL Ingmar/CZ Co. A chi
farm risks and town Property taken
lowest rates. Eirst-o ass La
also represented. Money to be had fr la 4
9404110, ao?O4"ang o nature of esstri
pally !nail • ., postal car,
fetch Pita • -
Licensed" Auctioneer.
The undersigned solicite a share of
patronage of thine wishing to 'hold
Satisfaction guaranteed: Moderate r
.Apply to or address JAS. A. SMITH,
88, con 16, Gederich ipe Clinton,P. 0.s
. •
A,RRIAGE ..LACENS
- issueo:trf
t J. Rumballi Clinton,
G. D. MeTaggart,
BANE Ert
ALBERT ST CLINTON
it
iyi tome 7' acres of good orchard thereon, General Banking Bust
This farm is known as Cherrydale Patin, and 1. transacted
• has 18 acres of fall wheat. Apply to — .
,
NOTES Di SCOUNTED ,
Notes loaned. Interest allowed On
deposits. '
• MRS. ItAlaY "WIIITE. Sena/111er, Ont.
SECIIIMIES FOR SALE
Mortgage of 82,000, upon farm
lands worth 84,500; interest 4% yearly;
mortgage due 7 years hence. • La
emervelcIle
Steck-5 abates in. People's Building
& Loan liAliscioiation, of Lemon, divid,
ends of 6% paid half -yearly.
Stock- '60 cheese Colonial Ioyestinent
Losn Co., - dividends of 6%, veld half
yearly.
These are offered for sale. Particulars
may be had from W. BRZDONE,
Solicitor for the holder,
Clinton, May 17, 1005.
Appes Wanted.
I am in die market to buy both
Fall and Winter Apples.
Highest market price paid
glintOn, Aug3 13:4CANTELON.
•
TheStanclard Elevator.
Having leased the Standard Elevator the
undersigned is prepared topaf the
1
Highest cash price Robt. Sii
for grain of all kind*. sedortin
pa 41 . W, G., SMITIL. Clinton, vme; I.
•
J. P. TINDALL.
BANREB,
CLINTON,
Private fa-ntle re • lose on mortgagee at. "
'60" • " ;*-71111411011Crenli lets.
General Banking businerra transetied
. :merestallowed on . deposit% •
Sale notes Wright .
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and friolated Totem Prop*.
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. 13. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
'Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos, E
Rays, Seq. Treas., Seaforth;
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Porter's Rill; John
Watt, 1larlock; G. Dale, ,Clinton;
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, U. Ben -
newels, Brodhageb.
Each Director is inspector of losses in
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Ilarlock; Ed It tlinchley
James Cumming, Egniond.
Yeo,
'HOPPING !HILL AT
IOLMESVILLE
rn derly. Customere can take
e with then). Pridee
Bittistaption anarenteed,
J. BROWN, Proprietor
THOMAS GUNDRY; iitUr
Live stock and general Auetioneer,
GODER1OH ONT: In eperat
vane stook tales a speeltly. Others lett at ' °hop he
New Eint, °fete, oltutorn_orormos attended or cash,
daltOtantedi