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TIM CLOWN SEW ERA
TIRE YOU MAKING $2,003.22 A News Notes
• 'YEAR ? it is being doae with our goods,
'Work is pleasaut, permanent and profftable.
*pods ueed in every house, every day. NO fake,
send no need to create the demand. 1,egitimatc,
-geputable business. You can start without a cent 1
oof capital. Write to clay. G. MairstiAl.r., & Co.,
"Wholesale Teas, and coffees, liondou, oa. -
The gliit011 DIBI/V Era
FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1.905.
A G0011 Dominion Asset.
Senator McMullen, who bas just re-
turned from a:trip over the Intercol-
amial system, says : consider the
Intercolonial Railway a good. Doruin-
ion asset, and if carefelly and econom-
acally operated under an independent
bead, absolutely free from politicktl
influences, it would pay all operating
expenses and contribute in addition a
substantial revenue to the Doteitiion
treasury."
In Senator /tIcaluilen's estimate, the
antercoloaial is over -stationed and the
eperating staff is too,numeroue. rhe
Bchedule of freight rates he thinks al-
together too low, especially in coal
and lumber. The only eure for its
alubious earning power was to relieve
the roadof political dictatorship;
whether Conservative or Liberal, and
place it under independent manage-
ment, when political. iefluence would
mot count.
• It is semi -officially announced that
there will not be any changes in the
tariff next year. The Tariff Commis-
sion will,not be through its sittings in
time, and several of the Ministers are
expected to attend the resumed meet-
ing of the Colonial Conference in June
next.
A. correspondent heat s that steps
will probably be taken by the Govern -
anent to rescind or ainend the legibla
tion of last session whereby Cabinet:
Ministers upon retirement after five
years' service become entitled to a pen-
sion equal to half their -Ministerial sal-
ary. There is no official announeernent
en the subject as yet, and of comae
'any change that is made will have to
be made by Parliament its& f.
California is stuffering from a pro-
longed thy season,
Thursday, Nov. 30, will be Thanks-
giaing pay in the United States.
It is eported thatBaron Komura
.
will go to Chin t as speciel envoy of
Japan,
Miss Martha OrCtae Cellins, of East
Zorre, committed suicide by ta,king
Peris green. •
• Russell Jones has been committed
fQC trial on a charge of settingfire to
his store at Lynden. •
The British.Government is cbasidera
ing the question of withdrawing its
troops from China.
Contracts have been let for building
a new general hospital at Niagaras
Falls, to eost about $17,000.
Tbe Kingston eieetion trial bus. been
adjourned to Nov. 27, owing to the
absence of missing witnesses.
The body of a sailor with a life-pre-
ssrver markea "Kaliyaga" was found
on the breakwater at Port Elgin,
Charles Garrard of Toronto is under
arrest at Buffalo., cbarged with bring-
• ing stolen pods ante the United States.
• Out of A whaling fleet Of thirteen
Vessels that left San Francisco,' eleven
have been caught in the ice in the Arc-
tic Odenn. •
United states fire insurance cord
panies have withdrawn all ihsurs,nee
on property of the California Raisin
Growers' Company.
Joseph Main, a veteran Liberal of
. Beverly to wnshie, -died heare
dis-
ease while attend -mg an organitation
meeting at RoOkton. .
1
A massacre of missionaries is .re,
ported from h
Lienchaw, China, whic'
is under the charge of the American
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mise
Mons.
Philippe D. Hamel wei arrested in
Montreal on a charge Of stealing .$8000
from Division No. 7, Railway Tele-
graolters, of which he was formerly
as-
sistant secretary -treasurer. ,
At the trial of Alex. Willie for the
•murder of Miss Lowry •at Rodney,
Mrs. Covell swore positively that Wil-
lis was not the man who came to her
house that night, andhe was dismissed.'
, Miss Roosevelt is •said to hi'vere-
ceived presents to • a. • total •valius of
$100,000e while abroad- • A trip like
that is almost eqiial in restate .to the
collection at a first class fashionable
weddines
A new $10 counterfeit is in circula-
tion which, we Ma told; may be distin-
guished by its Size, being longer than
•tlap genuine. note. What is wanted is.
a $10 bill .that will feat merely look.
longer, bet last longer. . • s
The trial of. Samuel- Ilsrryett at
Belleville for coaseirage in connection
with the bowie.- inalot-baas Mike; atea
stated an an • acquittal, Mr.. Caen -len.
settle(' his libel case on condition of
puelishing a full apology. • ,
. •
After watching.ahd waiting eighteen
years, every night of will& she placed
a light in the windew for her son who
left home years ago, Mrs. • Naomi.
Welles, a wicieva, died In Omaha last
week. • She refused to be movedto the
CountyHospital during • her sickness
for fear that the boy would return And
find his niotlaer absent. . The son,
Frank, left home when sixteen, eight-
een years age, to Make his fortuee, as.
he said. A week after hissleparture a
letter came froth . $t. Joseph, Mo ,
fisaie tam.Since that tune :Mrs.
Welles has heaea nothing from him.
A committee of the Ont itriaTeachare•
-Association is preparing the Outlines •
of a superannuation scheme, • which.' it
will ask the Government to adopt,. It
is proposed to have teachers contribute
from 3 to 4 per. tent of their salaries,
and ask the Government to add 50 per
cent to the sum thus collected annnala
iv. Teachers may retire, men at 65,
and draw 12 per cent of their total
eslary, or women may retire at 60 and
draw 1 1-8 per cent. A teacher less .
than six years in the fund will get
nothing, hut if he is longer a . contri-
butory he may withdraw the amount
of his payments without interest. It
a question whither or not , it_ would
be wise for the government to idepts
the scheme. Pay the te.achers .faii
salaries and let each handle his own
Money. The superannuation plan out,
lined would not work and it is doubt-
ful if it would satisfactorily tend to
make better the lot of the teacher. .
The United States will lose and Can -
sada will gain a strip of land fourteeri.
miles wide and between two and three
hundred miles long, contaietrig gold,
silver and copper worth millions of
.dollars, if Congress accepts the survey
row being made by American, and
British engineers. When the. Inter -
colonial bouneary was established it
was decided that monuments markirig
it should be placed ten marine leagues,
-or tairty•five Miles from the headwat-
ers of all bays and inlets north of the
Portland Canal, whereas the erigineera
now at work are placing the mono-
anents only twenty-one miles from
.such headwaters. A vigorous protest
has been made by the Onfils Mine Mill-
ing Company, controlled by Illinois
capitalists, which, under the pew ar-
rangement, would be thrown into Can-
adian territory, thus calling Into ques-
tion the 'Ode to property worth mil.
lions of dollars.
The Government has received royal-
ty on over seven million dollars' worth
of gold produced in the Yukon this
year. The Klondike's gold prod utition
to Oct:19 was 57,089,000. The per cap-
ita ow put of the camp for the ten
nths of 1905 is about $1,500. lan
othtr camp in the world produces snob
a per capita.
anwori,
Aster's
What are your friends saying
' about you? That your gray
hair makes you look old?
And yet, you are not forty!
Postpone this looking old.
Hair Vigor
Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair all
the deep, dark, rich color of
early life. Then be satisfied.
Ayees Mat Vigor restated the tabula
cotor to my moilitlitigngtr ft.4m greatly
et. it; .1.1ViatIMAIR, masometsvhiall,T,
;11.00 II bottle. O. 0. ITS*
dtionmemat,aavaset, for mii44$4.4611.46
HELP FOR LITTLE ONPS
It is e recognized fact that babies -
and indeed all children-needsa roeda
cine of their awn.. Medical men "know
too, that inost baby medicines do more
• barn theft, good -that meat a them
contain 'poisonees 'opiates that drug
children into:quietness without curing
theirlittle ills. Baby's Own Tablets' is
a modern medicine for, 'babies and
young children, and .issold under
guarantee to contain no opiate, or
harmful drug. It cures stomaea, bows
el Mid teething troubles, and by its
natural, healthy action promotes sleep
and repose,. It makes little ones wela
and keeps them well. Mrs. W. E. An
• sell, Ayers Flat, Que.; says ; Would
advise every mother with sick. or fret -
fel children to use Baby's OwnTablets.
They are the most satisfactory . medi-
cine I have, ever tried, and most magic-
al in 'their effects." You can get the
Tablets hate kny medicine dealer orlay
mail at 25c it box by writing the Dr.
Williams' Medic'ne Co.,. Brockville,
1
Mr, McDougal) the lata .Atiditor-
General, his written an open letter to
Hoe, Mr. Aylesworth in reference to
certain amendmentswhich he thinks
necessary to the Atidit Act, but Which
the Government declined to 'adopt.
He. intimates that he Will go into
/siorth York and other eonstituencies
ane publicly discuss the insider, We
fail to see what Mr. McDoegal expects
to accomplish. Mr. Aylesworth could
not adopt the • amendments, ' if he
I
PALE AND AN XIOUS• Morrhh,
Robt, 1. McGee, seri of Mr. and Itars,
Jes. ildeatee, of the let line of Morris,
Ye" Veunteneiee Indicate"' the who hoe been Seriousla ill with plett-
Bridysst awful Strungle risy, is slightly improving,
• for Health. • • •
On the arat day of Brussels Fall Fair
Mrs. W. Wilkinson, 4tla line, Injure
thd
Impossible tp work op im
nk' elearly her right knee in -the Paine° by her
When there la no reserve of vigoreato
of nerve energy. . 110 savoy fthooetfla000iar.aa tlahroeuekhu'ebeetwwaesen
nourishment in the blued, 1 si al onckast ei ud
Thelife of the half -sick man is • piti-
ful, in fact, almost criminal, when
bounding strebgth is so quickly deriv-
ed from Ferrozone. I+
This nutritive tonic is guaranteed to
strengthen ell men, women and chia
dren. Weak organs get new force.
vital energy is generated, Muscle and
fat are added, healthy color is restored
and the blood fairly tingler with new-
found life.
Read toe evidence'of Jno. Carter, of,
42e King St, East, Toronto' who says:
"After a severe attaok ofGrippe my
health was almost shattered. I sua
fered constantly from nervousness and
dyspepsia, At night I armed waken
with terrible palpitation and heart
pains. Work became a great effort.
At ten in the morning I was so tired
anti weak I could hardly)* work another
minute.
ellen eame a bad attack of rheuma-
tism, whish bad me up in lied. I
could scarcely lift the weight Of a
pound, and to stoop or bend was it'
possib e. My 'druggist recommended
Ferrozone, and he knew what, be was
talking about, for it rebuilt my
strength., gave me _abundant appetite,
better blood, arid- new nerve energy
Theyheumetism hes disappeared. I
weigh more, feel refreshed and vigor-
ous, and am able to werk ten hours a
they. Ferrozone did it. all."
,• You will be steadied, toned ' and
strengthened for all time to come with
Ferrozone. Get the genvine in: 50c
boxes or six for $2.50. at all dealers, or
N. C. Poison & Co.. Hartford. Conn.,
• U, S. A„ or Kingston, Ont. -
•
At the Assize Court at, St. Thomas
on Noe. 1 II, OVernayer, • 'liveryman,
sued Sludge Iltigh.es and the city to re -
coyer $300•demages for . the loss of it
horse. The Judge was but driving
when his barge ran into a street tata
was injured, and had to be shot. • The
and has caused, her conidderable pain
since,
•
As Reeve Code intends to retire at
the close o is year, a lively race is
expected for the Reeveship,
Shaw will be a candidate, and, with
his long experience as Councillor,
should make a good Reeve. It is said
that Coma. Taylor has also aspirations
in that direction.
• jasaaharp bas rented the homestead
farm which he purchased a year ago
frorn'his father, 5th line, to Dan Den-
man, of Brussels, for three years, Mr,
Sharp will follow his profession, elec-
trical engineering, in Toledo, 0.
• On Monday Mrs- Arthur taantIon,
3rd line, had the misfortune to fall
down stairs; her left arm Was broken
above the wrist, the right Itriee pnt
out of joint, . and she was otherwise
bruised.
• Exeter
Samuel Sanders bas hervested 130
bushels of mangelds off 10 square eods,
being at the rate of 2080 bushels to tbe
asre, - thus showing that intensive
ferming pays better than extensive. ,
s Wm. Tapp has purchased Thos, Hare
ton's dwelling, formerly ownedby A.
Allen,. and is moving thereto.
We learn from a reliable saurcaetint,
there are to -day in Exeter 'only 4tWU
business men who . have beeo in busa
ness in the saine. line, with no change
in the ownership, during the. last 25
years. They are ,E. Hi Fish And Dr.
Browning.
E, J. Spackman on Saturday sold his
general store business to Messrs. Jones
& Clark of Winchelsea, who bave sold -
their business to Thos. Coward,: of Us -
borne. Mr. Spackman expects to go.
to Toronto. . ,
On Monday and Mrs. Henry
Lambrook celebrated thaaftieth anna
vorsarYof their matriage, In the ev-
jury found that the city was in no ening they entertained about thirty
way negligent, but that Jedge litighes guests. • ,
was, and that it was -his negligeece
which caused the ear to collide with Messrs. Ba,wden & McDonell left on
w
Thursday, for England end Scotland;
where they will purchase several hOrses.
the horse. Action against city dis-
missed with poets. Verdict for pleat -
tiff against Judge Hughes for $2504 •
. . . '
Zuriele
Arther. Wearier, est ci has,been clerk,
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,a se ink in S. Preetei's store for, some time,Lucas County. a has severed 'his connection with that
• Frank JS'elheney makes Oath that be' establishment, and left nn Tuesday for
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. 3: Fort waatie, 'fleawhere he has se -
Cheney.* Co., doing business in the 'eured a geed situatitte in a wholesale
city of Toledo County andState afore,
said, and• that'said firtti will pity • the dry goods house.. • ••,
Nichelas .Foetaia sr,, Of
sumof °NE HIJ.NDItELa DOLLARS
passed his.83ra milestone on Wednes,
'for eaph end every case of Catarrh
ay;-NoV.•-ist., The Did. gentleman is'
that bannei 'cured by the use of•n•
Halla Catinah. Cure. F. J..CHENEY. still hale and hearty. •
Sworn to before. ine stibactibed : Robt. Lamont end, lisve
in my-pre.sente. this 6th day of Deestn- movi4 into . Peter' Larnent's
ber, A. D ,,1880. • '. at out a in east of the yillage ; he
;*A. W. GLE,A,SON. , will attend to • his brother's battle and
(Seal.) . • • Notary Public. • • heiteS thisswintet. • .
Hors ' Catarrh •Oure is taken inter- Andrew alittelholtz has pueehesed
nally, and acts directly .are the bleed the eel liegerights f:or Hay•tovenship-of
and mecons surfaces ofs the -system Canieron's patent field gate. The gate
Send for testimonials free,. • doesaway with . the useofhinges, ns
F. .1' CHENEY & Op., Toledo, 0. ing instead -two tatters to carry It, .
'Sold byall Dreggiets, 750.
.Tirke Halls F.dmily Pills for Calastipaa
Mr. aln Mrs. Abra am e mien
tion; . last wee - moved to the house they
• purchased from the Zettels estate,
,
Abraham Geiger sold his property,
• occupied by Wm. Hildebraed,. tcaairs.
Sarah. Maier, kr $059. •
. VALUE OF TRIFLES,
:Results of incidents, In Career' of
• Well icnown people.
. . .
•
__Th.orwaldsen, the- great Dutch seeip;
tor. after working for more thin -four
months .tearecogriize.d In Rome,' deter,
mined in despeirto return home and
. lay down the sculptor's 'chisel forever.
chance 'error by a careless clerk* ila
drawing bis passport detained him
twenty-four beers; areiringthat inter-
val of. 'waiting Mr, Hope Walked into.
taeatudie, admiree bis "Jaeon" in 'clay
drid . aroused the eesporatliee pane's
'hope by ordering a copy in, marble. • '
Thorwaldsen unpacked ale tools and
, never afterward in- his long career
laked pattohage. • • • --
•
•
Rachel, the sareat tragedienne, was
when a child a street singer' and as
such • mighthave passed into Wonsan,'
• hood and old . age had not a •party of
• critics dining together chteiced to hear
ber !dud, clear voice beneath their win-
dow. They observed thechild's won-
derful face and 'eyes and in a kindly
spirit proposed to her 'protectors to.
plaee her ha the conservatory ae a au-.
• Sir Walter Raleigh would probably
have remained .out of faror with the
court had hiltambeth on her 'walk to the
Tower chanced t� take 'a path lees a.ble the caretaker to do necessary,
attaitly. Beery reader of history knows' i cLean. et
* -
etotta is Deadly
• It must. be Stopped quickly.' Noth-
petemkan, tb0 foecite at (lithely, mg's° sure as Nerviline, Give it in-
n..., ,,„assaar 01 pie Powerfii Rug. ternallyand rub it on chest and throat
croup soon vanishes. No doctor can
willdladru;:'tiesswmacwhayel'=a1:1:41 as774c). write a. more effleient prescription
latirro Water had net a trivial incident theantiPelten'EfaliNdervcluirinees" NvqiIii.ct;r!aclige•s
wanted to. They must be niacle 'load t;:y.chaneeltateat otftthetanee-ectiabarihaeposed14 da; prise yon ; it's the best hoesehold rem -
marvellous power of Niarviline will sue.
of tklo'GoaeabMaat 'Polka, and, begideg weak husband and hers& assnased the edy for coughs, colds, sore chest, croup
tins, the Govermaulat decla.ted, at thescepter she wm aceustomed to parade and. ntereal pairi of every kind
time r. McDougal was Auditor -Gen- vs. omen at st, ratan/burg at dealers
bottles have been sold by all
M
we I dealers foi nearly fifty years at 25c.
era', that it had all the powers he was head of her troops. One day Potemktirj
asking fornoticed that her sword bore no knot.;
Be baldlY st4PPed t"ward, 'waving the I• In the Kingston election trial Mr,
knout for his insubordigatten, and at- Justice Street said the evidence was
fered hie. The czarina tkeepted It andstiffiCient to void the electron, mad Mr.
struck by the handsome lieutenant, 'J'ustice Teetzel said there was indista
asked his mune and regiment end 11 ho tion of lavish use of money on both
WOUld not like to, serve her In the am- sides. Mr. Maybee, foe respondent,
/ expressed his determination to go on
ace. i and show up Conservative corruption.
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Clinton Post-Oiliee Time' Table
Public Lobby • open s . 30 a.m.
• Public Lobby closes ......9.00 pon.
Wicket .Sc ALO. office open 8.00aisma
P. 0. office closes •600 ram.
Wicket closes....... ,.....700 p.m;
•° MAILS.- •
•
',Mafia close as follows :•
South .. 0.35 a.m., 3.50 p.m.
. East -0.35 a.m., 2 50 p.m., 4.60 p
North-. „........9.50 a.m. 6.00 pan
West .... - , pan.
Godeeieh -9 50 a m , 6 p.m., 0 p
Mails are ready for delivery apPaoXi-
anately as follows •.
Frona North....8.0() state, 4.80 p.m
• " West . 8 00 a.m.
• " South. ..11 00a,m., 00
" Eatt 8 00 a,ra., 2.00 pan.
[from the night train
• " • Geller Ica . .. . .. .3.45 P.m.
• Noarts :-The publie Is requested. to
bear in mind that the hours mentioned
above kr opening and closing the
Lobby .are not compulsory, but might
be made coincident with the opening
and closing of the, Wicket.. -The pries -
lege is extendedby the Post -master
for the convenience of box -holders.
There may be occasional days' when
this privilege will be withheld to en -
the story cif how. the gehant Water
spread his cloak beneath Me roya4 feet
and was revrarded awith his ii0vereign'ti
eagle and speed* restoration to favor.
ate nitteillIght Would * contadered
prettier if it were not Mit a cheap
sboW.
Iteeatise people are too polite to ball
YOU , of your faults, &gilt imagine yeti'
haven't any ••
.
If y.eti Want to knAle what it litres
weakness Is, let hka do the talking, and
he will 'menden it.
It tikes braille and labor to make
money, bet neither exertion nor sense
Is neteseary to get rid 01 It.
stir Innis, la
One Of the champion eitiasNif, Maine
stands' in liallovrell, lie girth is 37 feet
10 lathes, and It has a apreed of top,
=tattered at right enema of 108 feet
• by 111 feet. This elra bag a Most meg.
• nifitent and treitiMetrield '101), tohTtOring
ode lts bistricbes more than fifty feet in
ell dtrectletse Down in old Yetis they
ha*. Some ebbs of whith they aro *att.
• aly armid.a One known eis the Greet
eke baS a girth of la feet 8 inches and
epreeld Of tee 71 feet,. sehother very
SYnniaetritai *Inn "Alin& hitt feW
amde front the Yerk viliat peetelete
Wlirittlii girt* iti 14 feet 10 inehea, *read
Of * 82 feat
Inside Inforrnabon
Headers' Chance for Profit-LlverjoirOnght to
• Grasp this Opporttority
4 -
To bave even a simple ease of intla einees ,heart burn, specks before th
gestion is to have e
eessiaa infornitt. eyes, 'furred tongue, •sleeplessness,
nervousness. or back ache, the Monatom. " suffeelana that wconq' of see* ach tleeds the hel Meola. -
01 0118 trouble i the fammi
e, less the Evety reader otPt elluw /IA should
digestive system is strengthened. graspthe (mnortunity offered to try
If you cannot eat and digest three .Just one little , tablet out
good, square and satisfying meals of a 50 eetit box of this remedy be.
each day without, discomfort, vour fere NIA Meal for few days, and
stomach neetle tablete. Thay yott will soon belie e strong stotnach
are not a Mere temporary relief, but end perfect health.
arc composed of valeable Medicinal If atal cannot (Thtain ISfi.o.na Of
regents which strengthen the digest. your druggist, it will be sent by mail,
ive organs, and cure and prevent postlaid, on receipt of priee. Write
stomach tronbles, . us for advice on yeur case from 'a
When there are pains or 'distress loading stn.wich specialist 'which Will
after eating, head aches, belching of he sent frb:c; 4The B. T. Booth Com•
gaSes, a sour taste in the Mouth. die -patty, Ithaca, N. Y. '
•
La:Grippe and
After Effects.
LA GRIPPE,Scores of people suffer
with the acute disease or its pernici-
ous after effects, -Obstinate coughs,
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Consumption
Early decline followan the wake of La
Grippe, one of the worst of ,Bronchial
diseases. It is the one with the worst
after effects, La Grippe should never
be neglected, but immediately the first
symptoms appear sbould be treated
with PSYOHINE. The disease begins
with a feeling of lassitude and general
discomfort for two or three days, foie
lowed by chine and fever. The nose
and throat becomeinflamed-youeget a
cough, sore throat, headache, pains in
thelimbs, extreme weakness, nervous-
ness, depression of spirits. The .acute
• Farm to Rent or. For Sale
• Lot 18, Con. 4, Fiullett, 100 sores, neara
ly all under cultivation. Terms liberal.
Apply to W. W, -*PAPUAN
alinton, March 22nd, 1905
For Fate,
ON.
House soa mere of land, East and Ont-
terio St, Purchaser wishing more land
tieuld buy lotjoining. JOSHUA PEAREN
Olinten
•
Rouse for Sale
Ten rooms, with woodshed alandoennd stable
No. 10th, 1005
weemosweeloisses
PROFESSIONAL
'HENRY BEATTIE.
thmecelolor *cur Jos Noofi
• BARRISTER, 801.101TOR, Sae
• „oLINTO
, offissasEltiott Block, former's! ace4jeas
i'by,Mr Scott. ••
HANEL TO LEND
hard owe
,
•
•
trailv located foe -particular() apple to 1 • W. •• nor nomn.
W, BB,YDONE.
For Sale.
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' Clinton Belt Well, Engine and Boiler,
12 horse power, (Goldie 4 McCulloch
Imake,) Derrick and other articles therein
Apply to JOHN llieGA.RVA.. '
symptoms last only- fnw days, but I
the pains and aches, the nervousness,
weakness or obstinate: cough, last for
weeks and 'months... . ' - •
La, Grippe is a germ disease,and as I
PSYCF1INE destroys dieeese- .gerMs
and eradicates poisonous mattet-frona
the blood, it Will readily aatest .the
progress of La Grippe,. After a few.
doses of PS YOIIINR the chills aO(1.-
foyer will leave yon, and also the pain.
psyomwu will bring permanent re-
sults and eliminate all possibility -of-
ell after-effects bv giving new strength
.and vitality.. Staasaaailielal is for sale
by all dealers,
• . •
A change is to be made in the posi-
tion of inspector•ofs public 'Votaries,
Dr. S. P. May, So rumor has it, is to be•
superseded. ay T. W. II Leavitt, for-
inerly onssabizer for the Conservative
party. Dr. Irfets has held the position
*for about 25 years ; •he is 77 yeets of
age. The , piasitiott .10 Worth,$1,700
year, With travelling expenses, .
If you, your frlentls or relatives stiffer with
Fits; Epilepsy, 'St. Vitus' Pence, or Falling
Sickness; Write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to Tna Lama Co.,
iryn'King Street, W„ Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or earl obtain for you
LEIBIGSFITOURE
' Miss Elizi Williams, of Eomoka,
tlin oldest. unmarried WOiliarl in
tho,i United States,- was 101 years old
on• Friday. She has, always prided •
herself that sae never Went with the
same man twice in her life. She re-
ceived one proposal.. • An admirer oh:
tained perniiasion • to call op her once,
and ptdeoseaen the snet,'but was re,
ected and nevet allowed to call again,.
Miss Williema says God never ietanded
her to :meaty.
Suffered Terrible Agony
FROM PAIN ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS .
DOAN S
KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIM.
. ,
• Iles.d the worded praise, Mr. M. A. McInnis,
Marion Bridge, H.S., has for Doan's Kidney
(He writes us): "POr the past three years
I have suffered terrible agony from pain across
• my kidneys.. / as so bad I could not •stOop
• or bend. I consulted and had several doctors
treat me, but could get no relief. On the advice
of a friend, I procured a box of your 'valuable,
• life-giving reinedy (Doan's Kidney,Tills), and to
aurprise and delight, I immediately got
• better. In my opinion'Doan's Eldney Pills have
io equallor any form of kidney, trouble."
, 136ait's Kidney Pills'are 50 cents per box Or
three boxes for 51.25. Csin be procured at all
• dealers or will be mailed direct on reoeipt of
• pride by The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto,
Do not accept a spurious substitute but be
•
.eure and get Doan s. ,
BETTER THAN RIR
are the splendid advantages offered ill
every department of our school: -The
O TORONTO.
For quickly aid thoroughly training young
People to earn good salaries in businesa posi-
• tions. With 22 teachers,. bow- equiPvelit• un-
to -date courses, modernImethods and thorough
system, we can guarantee excellent results.
• Our uew catalogue is a "dandy".
Write for it. • • .
.1ronge and Gerard Sirs., 'Toronto
w. n. SHAW, •- • Principal.
blimmod•••••6mo.
•
New Barber Shop.
FRED 'JOYNER has opened a shop in
Geo:. •Cooper'e old stand. and will be there
for business . every week evening, Razor
boning scientifically done,
Give hila a call.
Choice Residence for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his residence on
Ontario St., aft he is leaving town, It ia
one of the most mbdern and np te.ditte
homes in town, haviog hot and cold water,
beth, electric light, and is intiskehgibly
situated in one of the meat pleasant parts
of the town. Particulars on application
W. El. NEWCOMBE.
Miss Sybil R.' Courtice)
A. L. C. /Vi.
Winner of 13arron Gold Medal end
Ileinternan Seholarship 1005),
Teacher of Piano and Theory.
For terms apply et residence cor. of
Joseph and Fulton streets.
Berkshire Boar for Service.
Snbaoriber keeps for larvae at his prem-
ises, Cob, tird, Tockersmith, a loge alma
Bah Berkshire &far, registered. Has
never been beaten in the show ring thie
taking four let prizes. Terms, $1 at
Sine of service; $1,50 for registered sorsta
( A Po orkshire Boer for tierVide.
APPEL ON 11t°
t Oat 27 41x VtiektitsCraiAa''
thTp.
Lands for Sale
"In the far 'West' Efeward, Asses Im-
Prrglarniswi
farms ftohroustbtls
sale
eaildint4 from $
r atfitci
re°
ft
012 per sore, good land from one to six
nulee • from town. Pare paid to parted
hwesting. N. P. MICR, Reward, Aso,
• The brick 'cottage and 20 "acres of land,
jot sont/a of Clinton, on the London Road,
and at present owned by Mu., 'rear is of-
fered for rent on reasonable term. Apply •
to Ephraim Butt, Clinton, Or 'Rev, NV. R.
Butt; Springfield. March 2411 '
•..For Rent or Sale
That desirable, commodious residence, et
present osotipied by W. Q. Phillips, on
Mary•St. First, class state of repair; 1,2
acre garden, with fruit bearing trees. and
bashes. Posseeston given Oct. 1st. If pur-
°based, buyer Mil have easy terms of pay-
ment. Can be inspected any .rearantable
hour. - Address JOHN BANSFORTS,
• ' ' Clinton .0
•
.1.1•110116.
Farms for sale
• 150 sires in 2nd Con. H. R. S. Tuoiter-
smith (lob 32 and west half lot 34) with
good brick house, barn, sheds; stables etc.
A first oboe farm. • Pamela will he sold,
either separate or together. For.partiou-
lett apply ie MilltBERT CRIOB,
'Seaforth,
or NV. Brydone, Barrister, Clinton.
. Farm, for Sale• ..
• London Road / mile froni Clinton, abent
132 acres of first -blase. lane. Rich ag
garden, has been -a stook farm tera num-
ber of years.. Frame house; large barns;
plenty of stabling, pig house for 100 head,
implement building. Possession, given at
,ony time: '• Owner • wiebea to retire from
. farming. Anply *o . .H. PLTIMSTEEL,
••.May 19 1905 = '
S.1.1,•••••
BARRISTER SOLICITOR ROTARY
'PUBLIC. ETO.
• ()LINTON
RIDOUT " HALE •
Farm Tor • Sale.
1.127,57; •
Beath half of lot 39, .50 acres; west half
of north halk containing 25 aotes, 2nd. eon:
Tuckerszeith. S. R..S“ -einivsnient to
church and ashore; about 5 miles !torn
()Makin, 05 mires cleared, remainder in
;bush. It ia all seeded but 12 acres; 8 aorta
-
CONVEYANCERS, COMMISSIONER
Real Estate and, Insurance Agent.
• Money to ioen
al B. HALE, JOHN MOOT
G. CAMERQN
formerly of Cameron: Holt .04 cameras
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
Ofil08-fifilniltun 51 OPPOsite 00II30r120 00111
' • OonEsTurt. ONT
PROUDPOOT, HAYS a
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Publto Ete,
Offices, -013 the Square, 2nd door from Hama.
ton St., ffioderich.Private funds to loan at.
lowest rates.
W, PROMPOOP, K. 0, R. C. Revs, . BLAnt
• ,Medikdal.
Drs. Gunn RiVunn, •
• Dr. W. Gnfl,11L C P.. L. It. C. S..
Dr, .1„ Nisbet sauna, AL It, C. S. Limitable
L. It ti Louden
. .
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at
front door of office or. residence, Rattenburr,
Street. •
• DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN. SIIROICOH
• Asetuehear„ eto office and residence Ow
tario St., opposite English church, formerly oo
envied by Dr. Appleton, .Cninton Ont.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
Physician, Simeon, Etc. • '
special attention ;riven to diseases of the
• Eye, Far, Throat and Nowa.
• Office and ReSichince- ,
Albert Street,2 Blocks North of ItattetantrIL-
G. W. Manning Smith, 31.
• PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, formerly-
• occupied by Dr. Palliator:
• J. B. LHAIDY, D.D.S.,
IIIIICOVISOP to Hp. Agnew, Dentist• .
CLINTON.,. ONTARIO.
(Mae °Pen every., dayand until 10 &oleo'
Satiarday evening. " •
D. G. ERNEST HOLMES
•-• DENTIST •
(Successor- to Dr. T. C. Bruce
•' -SpecittlistinErown' 'Bridge -Work "
L, D, S.,-(iradnate Loyal College Dental bur .
. geons of Ontario, luronto, •
D.D. S.-,-,Flitet•cdass Mono graduate of Den-
tal Dedattment of Toronto 'Culvert/4P
• Special attention paid to preservation of
children's teeth:- Will visit Bayfied •
Monday, . -• •
Bit. II. FOWLER
_ .
- —DETIST._
N .
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.•
.
:Special care•talien to'make dental' tre
-Mont* as Painless as possible.- -Wili vi a
Auburn every Monday. •
,• Miscellaneous.
of wheat, good barn 36x60 ft, svith stone jTAMES CAMPBELL, LONDE•SBORO•,
lar and woodshtkgood orchard; abundance
stabling underntath, frame house with eel- s
- Nb• witnesses reguirea
980SE OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
of hard and Soft water. ,:Apply to •'
4ieteasaa 'IDDO CIPICH, ErneefieId P.O.
—Farm in TiikiersMilit to
Rent.
'. To rent for a term olyeare, Lot 14, Con-
cession two, L. B. coritaining 100 sores,
• 80 sores ot which are cleared and in a good
.state of cultivation. This, farm is situated
1 1-2 miles froth Riptien, 7 Miles from Sea-
farthi and 8.1-2 froth Heiman. Tbislarra
is well fenced, drained, and has first MAO
buildings thereon, and is one of: the best
farms in the COnnty of Huron. .For terms
.&e, apply. to Doig & Doig, Attorneys, Bina
Ste. Marie, Michigan. • .• 8-11
•Farm s tor
One 994 acre farnalii, the Township of Col-
born e,•7 miles • from GoderiCh'and'9 milesifrom
C1inton,:1 mile from Village of .Beamiler.ielose
to.Post Office; daily mail; 'churches and schools!.
There is' a gond, largatank barn. baggy house,
• implement r orate, pig pen and hen -house; .8
. good large frame dwelling, with ten roome;
good wells, fences in good state of repair.'
there are about is acres of pear orchard and ss
aores of apple orchard,:fall and winter fruit,'
-about acr4s :of bush: 'This is.a first-olass fruit
L .
and' att.& farm, fall plowing nearly all donL,
and five acres of wheat half of farmie.seeded
doWn; POsSession. can be had aartime. •
• • "
'. Alsip a farm of leo acres, adjoining the aboiii.
fain ; a large, geed Stone house, frame barn."
horse -stable, large sheep and cattleshed, arida
lartre goring near the house with milk bowie
thereon ,• sluing runs through farm to Maitland
River. 'Several agree of bush; farm over half
Seededdown and in good 'nate of cultivation,.
with some 7 -acre* of good orchard thereon.
'This farm is kvown as Cherrydele Farm, and
,hris 18.acres of fall wheat. • . April, to •
• MRS. MARY,WHITE-.)3iirimiller, cwt.
• SECURIIIES FOR SALE
Mortgage of $2,000, upon farm
lands worth 54,500; interest 4% yearly'
mortgage due 7 years hence. Laai
Srome7c-7-75 rerTITerhiPeoplear Building
& Loan 'Association, of London, dtvid.
aide of 6% paid half -yearly.
StOek- 50 shares Colonial Investment
de Loan Co., dividends of 6%, paid half
yearly.
These are offered for sale. Particulars
may be had from W. BRYDONE,
Solioiter for the holdet.
Clinton, May 17, 1905,
ApVes Wanted.
I am in the market to buy both
• Pall and Winter Apples.
• Highest market price paid
cirilton, Aug 8 D. "CANTE1• 1:61.
TheStanclud Elevator,
Havingslaeseds the Standard Elevator the
undersigped is propatea topity the
Highest cash price#
for grain sof all kind.
pa 41 • W. G. SMITH. Clinton.
141.11rolif
'THOMAS GUN DRY,
Live stock and general. Auctioneer,
GODERIOH, ONT.
pont Atdek )0ales & speeiraty. Orders left at
NEW LIU Mee, ClititoaLprorently &Unitise
to. Tering reatenable, Fanner' male notes
diStOtinted,
•.Private. funcis;tOloan.at 44per -cent and -up-.
wards • •BRYDDNE;
JOHlt. .YE0
110aatiESTILLE, -
• Agent tor thetfAacygp1 EASButtANCIII
Corot Manchesterwhoselands are.
. Security are rated 814,500,00e.* :Mae the Me-
RILLOP 11413TUAL INKIBANCE CO: 'A classes or ."•
-farni .sisks. oaid . town property taken. br
lowest rates. FIrst-a an Loan Companies -
:also repreeertud. Money to be had fr as 4) per .
centnp, sector ling o . ntbre of Asa Mi.-
Holmetylllo vottolaard *T. •
fcthhim
Licensed tuctloneier.
The undersigned eoliths a share Of the
patronage of thoae wishing to hold gales..
,Sittisfaction gueiranteed. • Moderate rates.
Apply to or eddrese JAS. A. iiiMfT11,' 1st
38, cora 16, Goderich tp., Clinton P. 0,
, . .
JvIABRI.AGE LICENSES'
ISSUED:13ln
B„ Rumball, Clinton.
G. D. McTaggart itecTaggait
McTaggart 13ros.
• BANNERS .
ALtERT ST, _CLINT
General Banking Bushy •
transacted
• NOTES DISCOUNTEp
P. TINDA.141..
. BANKER,
CLINTON, OlsIT
arivate 'undo ea -loan on tobrtgagel al
• beat current rates
General Banking business transtorted
"tutored; allowed on deposits.
Sale notes bong,h6
The llicKillop Mutual'
Fire Insurance Co.
Firm and Isolated ToWn Prop*
erty Only InsUred.,
OFFICERS.
• T. a, McLean, President, Kippen; Thee
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos. X
Hays, -Secy. • Treas., Seafcath;
• DIRECTOlts,
Js, Connelly, Porter's Hill; Pam
Waft, Hallock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop,V. Des.
teweis, BrOdhagen,
• Each Director is inspector of losses in
his own locality,.
AGENTS.
Roht Smith, Harlock; KEtalfalinehley
Seaferth; James Cumming, tginends
ville; J. W. Yes), Holmesville.
NEW kilOPPING • MILL AT
• 110LMESVILLE
In operation deify, Coidomers Oitn teke: •
Ohep heMe with there, Prieto riebtastoll
or Male StifightetiOn guaratteed.
,• J. BROWN, Proprietor