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The thinton liew Era
FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1905.
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e. ALBERTA WON BY LIBERALS
:Rutherford Government Sus-
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tained, 'atoning 23 out .
0 of 25 seats
THE CoNSERVATIVE LEADER' Is DE-
FEATED.
Sold by all druggists or sent by mad
at 25 cents a box by writing the Dr.
williams' , Medicine Cie., Brockville,
Ont.
• Editorial Notes,
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Should Be Abolished.
in the course of his canepaigro'iCir.
AYlesVgOrth has expressed himself as
opp,osed bathe pension part of the In-
demnity Increase Bill, uncle eenii-Ofti-
cial report from Ottawa says this part
of the till will be abolished at the next
session of Parr in nt • Should the
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Government decide on this course it
will be acting wisely; so far as the
public can judge there seems to be no
good reason for this pot of the bill at
any ea e Referring to the matter,
the Montreal Witness says :
"It is practically an open secret that
Sir Wiltrid Laurier was personally op-
posed to the salary, and pension grab
of last Ee4sion, and reputed the pass-
ing of that legisletion with lees cow-
phiceuey than any other act of his ad-
rnin'stration. Itis, therefore, not sur -
1 prising that A. Aylesworth, tlae
new Postrnaster-Generahem succession
c to Sir William Melo*, who larva
contesting North, York, should p rt y
dissent from that legislation, and et)
inform:elm Newmarket electors." -
It is altogether likely the above is in
lino With Sir Wilfrid's personal views,
for he has several titnes expressed 841:1-
ilar opinions to his friends. •
' Because the NEW ERA. pointed out,
on the strength of a statement made
There is nothing more necessary to
by F. S. Spence, of Toronto, the dif- equip People tor.the "strenuous life" of
ference in the attitude of temperance modern times to noel food. Man
people now as compared with their at-
titude before the Local elections, the
Goderich Star charges the editor of
'tlite-fac?ei lfiritiablibiStbii-eY"" in "hip
tem pern.nce views., If there is a man
Who should hide his head with shame
becauis of his hypocrisy on the tem-
perance .question, it is Mr. james more for Mooney's PertectunfeCrearn
Mitchell, the editor of the Goderich Sodas, which are widely recognized as
• the rnost perfect soda biscuits in all
Star. who went to a meeting of repre- carnal. They are crisp and delithioup,
seutative temperance men and pledged delightful: CO the taste. Enid always
his support to temperance principles, eeh enceinte Beirig a, perfect food:
negVly nourishing and easily digested,
and then. started 'out on his elec. they ate fitted to •• repair wasted
tion campaign with a man in syme strength, preserve health and:prolong
Mrs Visotnuedy3're (Sxdttre tteeeithLetroujet
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patby with the liquor brthrests, who 01
The Liberal Government 0: Premier
-Rutherford in Alberta has been over-
whelmingly sustained in the first Pro-
vincial elections. Every Cabinet Min-
ister was elected, the Opposition lead-.
er, R. B. Bennett, was defeated in Cal-
gary, and when the House meets it is
probable that • 23 out of the twen-
ty-five seats will be occupied by Lib-
erals. Only two Conservatives have
been elected, the other yepresentative
necessary. to complete the mem'bership
being Sherman, the Labor candidate
in Pincher Creek, who has apparently
won in a thgre-cornered light.
In Calgary, where Cushing has a
majority of 25, the po'l stood : Cush-
ing 900 ; Bennett 875; Macdonald (Lab-
or) 328. There were 400 piestested ba1.
lots, and the Conservatives claim Mr.
„Peen:met will be declared elected by the
notirtn. widows and, orphans." ' ....Notv. they peale M the same brutal festratne • •
physicall'Y sheuld be like a well-regu-
Only plea,sipg to the taste, but that al- hiltl'Ieett.terri *townettin- O. 3: S. Naftel,
termer.. john Sowerby, fernier ; :Jas.
lated in u. hine, and within g contributes .
to this end more than food thtitis not . !.
Eeesteeneehens--and •nourishes.- -.1t, Aka% „;„ret f John R. Homo; tabor': ":-- • ''
,... ‘Ponnoll'y, fernier ; Sam, Sturdy, far
been demonstrated that there is no "e,
nutriniept and body-building elemenes manager, Dungannon ; Wm. Malltiugh
Nest Wawanosh-John M. Roherte;
other food made from flour so rich in
as are soda biscuits. This i e and Jelin MeLenn; fanners?. Dungen-
much for ordinary cra•cle-e.- res,ansdsanlYuinch6 n.on ; Patrick OlCunnor, farmer, St.
Angustine ; Wrie Bantle and David
Mellwairte, termets, Nile.; John joynt,
farmer, Lucknow ; Jas; Johnstop, fer-
nier, Auburn. .
East • Ve ewaeash- Finley Anderson
and Jas. .McCallum, fanners, Beigeave;
Wesley Pattison, farmer, Wingham ;
Dar id Scott ' end Richard Leistenam,
farmers, Marnoch e Jeer') Taylor, fete
-mere Fordyce.
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Nov' Iltbo 1005
SIN'S CONSEQUENCES
flInOpent Indulgence Often irings Trouble—Simple
Nexus • of .Escape
Tile consequences( of viol gara nrtgatilkei vel tht. ttehripeoys wholeeetod leF (me: t 4,he a ttYr ttx,
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phyeical lien are often as unpleasant azd
as the breakill of a Moral rule. The If you suffer with headaches, indh
innocent. indu genet!, of -cvereeating
brings. consequences that amount to
real suffering. Indigestion is not nat-
ural * it is not right ; it should not
be, We offer a means of escape in
Idi,o-na tablets that is simple and
practical.
These simple tablets are composed
of such valuable medicinal agents as
bismuth subgallate, which is super-
ior to ell other remedies for stone.
ach troubles, cerium oxalate, and ton-
ics and correctives which promote the
aotion. of the digestive organs,
gent011,. flatulency, heart, burn, thezt-
ness, sleeplessness, back -ache, or de-
bility and weakness, begin the use of
Mi-o-na at once, ;lust one tablet out
of a 50 cent box before each meal,
and you will regain perfect health
and th.
If you cannot obtain Itil-o-na, of
your druggist, it will he sent by mail,
post-paid, ojt receipt of price. Write
urs for advice on your case from a
leading stomach specialist which will
be sent free. The R. T. Booth Com-
pany, Ithaca, N. Y.
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. West Huron's J.P,'s
The following persons in West Her-
on have beets ap °inter]: Jastices of the
Peace tor West mem by the Ootaelo
Government
Wing_ba,m-Robt, Cerrie; retired far-
mer ; Peter Fisher, postmestee ; Geo.
McKenzie, gentleman ; Thos. Giegory,
gentleman ; Henry Kerr, contractor ;
.A.nson Dulmage, gentleman,
Clinton -W. ee Ferran, gentleman;
John MeGarva, gentleinen.
Goderich town.- John Acheson, gen-
tleman J. C, Laithwaite, gentleman ;
F. Jordan, epelemen ; John Kernig-
was to look efter the liquor menelnd hroducinl supetior crackers. They
best equipited. bakeries in all Canada.
tell them "not to be afraid,. as Jim ore menu actuted, in the cleanest and
Mitchell Would not dothem any•harm," The work en .are. the most skilled on
And last January, Mr. Gee. X. .the continent, and the materiels used
Of Goderich, was brought out as the -ere of aver*. high order. The flour is
- special blend. milled Onl y (.A, the
temperance candidate for 1'440 ; he Itlooney factory. :and the buttet'
is as Straight as a string,. whose Oar- cream are' produced direct iron) the
famous dairies of Weetern.Ontario.
aeter is beyond reproach, Mitt net-.
Not an Time Of "inferior butter" finds
'withstanding:the fact that hehael Pro' Into-Id:0°110y goods... Theenat-
vipusly exerted himself in. Mr. Mit- erials heixer balanced, the result is a
alien behalf dueing. the latter'S elec..
'Lion campaign, Mr. Mitchell knifed.
Mr: Elliott with mild -blooded and de-
liberate tneahness, and helped -in his
defeat. Talk about •"Satan teprov.
ing sin," but the old fellow isn't in it
with the Fdearisee who edits 'the God-
erich Star. • •
Manitoba's grain -growers and stock -
raisers in convention at Winnipeg de-
clared in favor of a reduetion orthe
tariff to seventeen per cent., with free
agaicultural products. This showe
waning belief *in the delusion that ag-
riculture cite be ,helped, by an import
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tariff.
Dr. Reaurne, M. P. P., Conservative,
of South Essex, annoences himself es
in favor of teaching the Freneh lane
gnage in the sample. New wait end
see the , Conservative papers.jump on
him -hut the wait will be to dooms-
day. How they would have pounded
him had he only been a, Liberal. . •
It is announced that sticceseion.dune
lee from the -estate of the late Senator
Fulford will amount to pio,o00. This
is the lurid which the Conservatives
used to denounce Cie "robbing ethe
toothsome etal pure food, easily di-
gested and eonverted into brawn, bone
and brain. NO other soda craeker
quite.compares with them and no otle
er receives simh Agee erous.Vvelcomeeri'
a table where they have mite become
knoWn. 'i'be pre-eminence they have..
attained is dne to genuine merit as
they tetnetbeyend resietence all who
like goodethirigs to eat:
Martyred MiSsionarles Fiendishly
Tortured,
Hong Kong; Nov. (1. -Dr. Maohle,the
Artierican missionary who: eseaped the
'Massacre et Lien Chow, confirmed the
pievions accounts of the'onthreak, and
added hoe; 'tying . details o' the atroci-
ties committed en the American wom-
en, WPM the disturbaeces, com-
menced the, m ob seized. Miss Chestnut
and Mrs. 31achle and exposed them to
public view, in the Chinese Temple.
Amy Machle, a ten-yeor.old child, was
carried ;off and fieng- alive into the
river, . The rioters stripped Miss Chests
nut naked and flung her into the. river.
While the two were struggling itt the
water three ' Chinamen spearedlhena
with tridents. Mies Chestnut's body
and Amy. Machle's head were pierced.. good faring and good crops. One young ,
Mrs. Maehle appealed en the rioters, Indian Who had been four years in his e
but, they stoned her brains oiii; strip. place -win have 2,030 bushels of wheat I
ped • the• body and flung it •into the and the ploughing and the tare of the I
riVer. The mob then captured Mr. Telma was as good as on the average r
.and Mrs, Peale, Stripped them naked; Western farint . .
exposed them for: fifteen minutes,. This 'was an exceptiozial, case,- but, ,
elubbed Mr. Peale to death ie his witeis onlY because there was an ex.ceptional i
. Colborne- J. A. S. viti•coe tend Alex.
Robertson, fartnees, Carlow ,• J, N.
Kernighan and re tee 11,11,•farmers,
and Jas. Gledhill, 13en-
njillei
; Jos. • Hetherington, farmer,
and H. J...Morr sefarther, Bacterial.
A.shfield -.le G. • Ward, gentletiiart,
Dungannon ; john ' Griffin; ' farmer,
JOAO. • , •
Igenete.e).es, Camphell; .fiernier, 9E
Lotadesb ' .
Blyth ,John Wilfor.d, gentlenian.
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- 'Mean Youths 'Good . Ferment.
'One great' difficulty we meet in our
Work among the Indians of the. West is
In keeping the Wye _and' girls 'who at-
tend our. Indian • SchOols from' fallittg
back into .Indiareiriorles- or living, when
.they leave etch:leap said Rev: Dr. R.. le
Nieckay, Secretary of tbe Foreign Mist
sion Pepartment of the Presbyterian
• Church, who - retUrned to Toronte the
Other day from an extended trip
through the West, inspecting the In-
dian and Chinese Mission WOrk. .
'In British. Columbia this is specially
hard to Prevent, Or there is little larid
for them to Settle on, and scarcely any
course open but to. go back to the fish-
ing village where the surrounding in -
1PROFESSIONAL
For Fait%
Heine ittla i *Ore Of lintir Ealit end Ont- HENRy BEATTic
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tario St, Purchaaer wiebing more land
tion14 barIctijoining. JOSHUA 1)00S.RENetuceeseer to Mr Jae Scent
e ' Clinton BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, See. •
Tem rooms, with woodshed andoltabler I 1)3;1473142 eillill- 11:44111181QT°14°
House ' f";a847 ;:4°11Pled l*
for Sale
1.1111,111 ,
hard and, eoft water, i. acre of land. cen-
trally legatee for porta:I:lora Imply to
W. BRYDONE.
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• • For Sale.
• Clinton Salt Well. Engine and Boiler,
12 horse power, ( Golche ce McCulloch
. inake,) Dement and other enjoin therein
Apply toJOHN McGARVA.
I Faun to Rent or For Sale
Ciinton Post-offiee Time TAU) I.
Public Lobby opens.. .7 30 a.m.
Public Lobby closes.... e.9,00 pen.
Wicket St M,O, office ()pep 8.00 a.m.
P. O. office cioses........0.00 p.m.
Wicket closes '7 00 p.m.
MAILS
,tinils close as follows •
-South 0.3.5 tem., 3.50 p,tn.
East„6,35 a me 250 p.m., 4.50 p ni.
Nerth 9.50 a,rie 6.00 p.m.
West • ., ' '12.30 pen.
GOderich -9 50 a ne, 6 pm „ 9 p m.
Mails are ready' for delivery approxi -
Mately as follows •
13° P T
From ISnrth....8.40 tem, •
" West, • , ,8 00 inn .
; ". • South.' a,trie 00
East . • smo un, 2 00 p rte
• -• [from the night train
" Godetich . .... . . 3.45 p.m.
NOTes :-Tne public is requested to
bear in mind that the hours mentioned
above for ' °penile; soul • closing the
Lobby are not compuls iey, but niight
be made coincident with the opening
and closing of the Wicket. The privi-
lege is extended by the Post•thaster
for the convenienne of box-helders.
There may be occesional days when .
thie privilege will be withheld to en-
able. the caretalter to de necessary
cleaning, etc., • •
Lot 18, Con, 4, Runde, 100 acres, pear -
1 ell under cultivation Terms liberal,
Apply to W, NV, VABRAN
Clinton, March 22nd, 1905
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• Lands for Sale
tein the far Weste Flewitrd'Aesa, Im-
proved farms for sale At 514 per acre,
'other farms without buildings from $6 to
$12 pet acre, geed land from one to six
rodeo . from town. Fare paid to parted
inveetine. 11. c10013, Reward, Ana.
Every Hot,. Delayed
IN CURING A COLO
IS DANGEROUS
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You have often heard
pliesPutpnaleansaYld"sIillstots °121771'
of a cough, it had been remedied with
would reaTafe. rent if, 00 the first appearance
DR. WOOD'S NOR
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AY PINE -SYRUP
• a cold, a traflg cough,
It is a ,pleasant, safe and effectual rentedY0
that ratty be. confidently relied epen as a specific
fez Coughs and doldi of all kinds, Hoareenessr
Sore Threat, Pains in Chest,.4ethma, Bronchitis' ,
Croup, Whooping &Ugh; QUinsy, and al am-.
tiens of the Throat and Lungs.
Mrs Stephen E. Strong, 'Berwick, NB...
writes: "I have used Dr. 'Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup for Ast)ma, and have found it, to he
grand medicine, always giving (Mick relief. We .
' would not be without a bottle of it in• the
To Rent
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The brick cottage and 30 acres of land,
just south of Clinton, onthe London Road,
and at present owned by Mrs. Freer is.-of.
for rent en reasonable tame Apply
to Ephraitn Butt, Clinton, or Rev; NV. 11.
Bats, springfiew. march 24 tt Ct• .
For•Rent or Sale OFFI0E-Main Street, Beyfield, formerly,
occupied by Dr, Palliator;
. *CVO To JE1D. • '
Wc DAIMOND•
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
P17.440. ETC.
(gams •
It I CIO UT irg HALE
Cormstratzwins, Comstisiaorrisse,
Seal Estate and Insurance Agent
Money to loan
401E114 RIDOOT
MeCith,a1.
Dra. Gunn & Bunn, •
or.1117, Gunn, L. C P.. Lit. 0.80. Misr
Dr, J. Nisbet Sunn, sg. R, C. S. singiaud,
L.A. 0. P., Louden.
Office -Ontario Street,.Clinton. Sight calls ab
front door of office or residence, Rattenburr
street,
int. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSIO/AN, filJEGEON
A3ecnoheur Mee and residence 012, •
Wit. $t., opposite English church, formerly DO
envied by Dr. Appleton. Minton Ont,
DR.,10. W. THOPAPSOIN
Phyoician, Surgeon,. Eto.
special attention given to diseasee ofthe
Eye, Ear, Throat and.Rose.
. Oboe and:Residence-,
Albert Street.2 Blocks North of ltattenbstry
That desirable; commodious residence, at
.present oacupied ley. W. Q. Phillips, on
Miley St, First • tilaf3f3 state of repair; 1-2.
acre garden, with friiit bearing tree') and
bushes. Possession given Oat. lat. It , pur-
chased, buyer can have easy terms of ,pev-
roent. Can be inspected any roast:melds
hour.. Addrese JOHN RANSFORD,
Clinton P.O
fluencestend , to undo all one work,' ,:
he cantimied, "In the Prairie ''aouhlry. ...15r; wo.a.NorwteePirte deny is put zip in a
there is More hope, because ',of the POs'. .inkaper. Three Pine Trees is the . trade
.snerk and the 'price 25 cents at. all dealers.
sibility Of geeting the young Indians to
Reftum substitutes. Demand Dr; Wood's and .
settle du land aWay from the village toot . , ...
careful and intelligent farming. ----•-•-•••-e-
"LatelY the plan has been adopted of. t. • Tor RA,: a a doon*.
• mating up, the reserves into 80 -acre . .
farms, and assigning them to those who
s b , Independent 'farmers
•eozninunity, and 'to apply themselves to
I
Wi h to ee0Ine ,
and eorne ef the Italians ere very sue-- . '
cessful. •
"1 'saw one reserve where they bad
presence and subsequently killed Mrs. Indian Government Agent at that ple.ce.
The Mine of the India,n work had been
the politicalist appointed agents, who '
were as a rule either incamble or in-
different to the real duties Of the posi-
tion.
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elf.n.13.5nnett was an aggressive lead-,
A haven't a Word to say against it, • . von costivi ?
a whirlwind platform speaker, and
ran in the Conservative city of Cal- meg ettewer,1 was di Years of age If yen knew how bad for health con-
IltzgittiTatir isirruelws oe-tlis- 1:e . orleereAret
gary, but his connection with the C.P. last Thilrsday.. Uhl.% been said of him:
R. as solicitor, hie unpopularity with,
that he understande the British nee- jaundice, artaerniW arid tit4 thousand
leading Calgary Conse,rvatives, and
the superior generalship of Mr. Ruth:
erford and his associates resulted in
his undoing.
THE ISSUES AT STAKE.
pie better,thattenY erdelterellewheeeVer
sat upon the throne of 1.lrigland. eThe
complimenels not exaggerated.
Robert•MCGee, of the let line; Mor-
ris, is slowly recoveting from sex
ere inn ets.
The Conservatives at first sought to
make the issue the question of Provin-
cial rights, arising out of the antonorny
legislation, but latterly the Govern-
ment forces put the Opposition on the
defensive by their references to Mr.
Bennett's entangling alliances, because
of which the Liberals Would be in a
better position to • give the neceseary
Provincial facilities for the constrnc-
tion and extension of the Grand Trunk
Pacific.
WERE ONTARIO Mn
The Premier of Alberta is by nature
a quiet man, quite the opposite of the
late Opposition leader. He is a bar-
rister practishig in Strathcona, and
was Deputy Speaker in the last Terri-
torial Legislature. Ilis chief lieuten-
ant is lion. C. NK, Cross, Attorney -
General, who, like the Premier, Was
born in Ontario. Hon-. Mr. Cushing,
'who defeated Mr. Bennett, conducte
a planing mill in Calgary.
The Dominion and I/tilted States fire
losses for the first ten months of 1005
make it very faVarable. showing. com-
pared with those of the same period of
1904, which were oztraortlinarily heavy.
The figures for 1004 Were $221,4261/00 ;
those for the last nine Menthe were
$143,703,000., ' •
Mrs. Fanny Hogg 'Who Will be 87
Years Of age if she lives until April
29th, is a smart person for her years.
It is 50 years aloft she moved t Morris
township with her husband, who died
18 years ago. • Mrs. Hogg has lived in
Brussels for the past 13 years. She it;
the sole survivor of a family of 9, one
of Whom atettizied to 91 e ears.
MANY NEW MEMBElls
This is the first, election in the new
Province of Albert A. since the grant-
ing of autonomy at the last seashell of
the Domi n ion .Parlitini en t, Formerly
the Territory of Alberta., which was
considerably smeller in area than the
present Province, was represented in
the Territorial Legialature at Regina,
which had in all 35 members. Now
Alberta elects 25 Inc herself.
WIDTH ()V SLEIGHS. -It may be
of interest to formers arid others to
know that et the last, session of the
Ontario Legisle t ere an nett waa pitesed
requiring that all aleighe inanuftc
toted in Ontario after the Illst of Dec.
1000. shall be not )ss than tour feet In.
Witith between th minors. 3. This does •
414exriade before t Mentioned.
not relate to otttt ' nor to sleighs in I
odor s
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
a simple cough syrup. It is*
strong medicine, a doctoes
medicine. Iteures hard cases,
severe and desperate eases,
chronic *c*of asthma', pleu-
risy, hronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
atitterwire.ti‘,vonfatm
tegoltre=711.frnIsetsvi
ehos."-.1dUntant. rrnelnlAtni
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other diseates too. ,00ner or later it
-will bring- yoneto a.sickbed. 'nee -
of Dr. Hamilton's Pills changes all
this quickly. They are made to cure
eonstipation in one night and always
do so. By t akitig Dr. Hamilton's Pills
gee nee sure of a, keen appetite, Splen-
did color. jovial Spirits; end Bonne,
restful' sleep Gentle in action : good
for men, Ye( men, or children. 25... per
box or five `for $1.00. Sohl by all
Medicine dealeri. '
At the Lord Mayoes banquet in
London Premier Balfour mane opti-
mistic referencea to the future -peace
of the world.
* •
A MAN OF THE DAY. ‘'
"A Descendant of One of William
Shakespeare's Ancestors."
Mr. W. A.. Hamar Bass, the present
proprietor of The Era, is, it appears, "a
descendant of one xif Williarn Shake-
speare's ancestors," says The London
Star. As everybody knows, Shake-
speare's Mother was Sa Arden -Maty
Arden, the great-grandmother of. Wal-
ter Arden of Parkhall, Warwickshire.
Emily /lane Arden, who married Mich -
tel Thomas Bass, M. P•Ve for Derby, in
1885, w directly deeeerided from this
Walter Arden; and their eldest $0n
Burton their sewed sen being Haerlar 1 ; '
Wtits 1110fittel Uttillr Bess, now Lord tion,
Bass, the father of Ur. W. A. H. Bees. 1 Mr, m4heee ee Zstrieb, hese
His wife, Leal Nerteel /lettings, le Week purchased 3 acres of latid 111
Alberta from Mr Keyes, a form,
erresident ot Stanley township. Mr.
Mthmer has never seen this land but he
has great faith in the continued pros-
perity of the West,
: •
• „
Should It Ripens • into Love.
The practice• of ,putting little pot-
ties_ containing. meseages.einto stmeeeSe
in Canadian cheese factories is getting
quite common, says The Brockville
, Times. One Of these fine days some
Englishman will be operated on for ene
pendicitis and find' in his ntidst an in-
vitation to correspond with some Can-
adian lassie. just fancy! How ro-
mantic if the acq:ualntance thus bee
On should riper' into- lore!
, •
State of Ohio. City of Toledo', ss
Lucas County,
-Frank Cheney makes oath that- he
is senior prietner of the firm of F. j,
Cheney St Co., doing lansiness in the
city of Toledo, County. andState afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of UNE HuNDHED.DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannorbe cured by the 'use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. I. CHENEV.
Sworn to before me and subseribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decon-
ber, A, , 1886,
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Haws Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and actsdirectly on the blood
and 'lumens surfaces of the eystenh
Send for teetiniconiels
P. J CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
soul bA all rogqists, /5c...
wiry WE ogoostamm
iHECLA" 'FURNACIBS
Becattse they are tn.& by Clue Drat.
ft Co., of Preston. That's the best
gurgantee of quality iseknow of.
' .8eistuse they lion hoed Mato, btatestd •
of bebig bolted or cemented together.
Itugedneci)canuse thtselaleleZell7tastforill*Dkethe
"tight -and
best they give out, ,
Because they have epeeist grates for
soft colt and vivo&
BeCIOSe.—Ift.n, there are a *mai goat
masons why we think Ueda Vttraiones
•Caine lit and let us go ow: Um
together.
Local. Agents:
DAVIS 4 ROWLIXND
Farm for Sale.
Loudon Rosa trete from Clinton, aboet
18e ernes of first-class lance Rich as et
garden, 1140 been a stook firm tor a num-
ber of years. Frame house, Isras barns,
plenty of stabling, pia house. for 100 heed,
implement building. Posseesion given at
any eime. Owner wishes to retire from
farminme.ayAf9p11;04-59 PLUMSTEEL,
Farm for. Sale. &.•-•
Mee .
• South lialf•Of lot 89, tO acres; west half
of north half, containing 25 acres, 2n0 con.
Tuokersnrate S. R. S., convenient to
church and school; about • 5 ranee from
Clinton, 65 twee cleared, remainder in
bush. It is all seeded but 12 acres; ernes
of wheat, good barn 86x00 ft,. with stone
stabling underneath, hams; house with cel-
lar and woodslet d; good orchard; abundance
of hard ad soft water. Apply to P.O. 4ixtf IDIJO ORICEIeBrnoefield O
HE ADACH E
. Neuralgia and Nevadans's aired flY by
A JAN" HARIN,ISSI HEADACHE
is. AND NEURALGIA CORE
No heart depression limateateuresverdiscamma.
Takenoottiar.ficausissei stimtweeedirecteime:
Athens & Co., &moos, Ont. Marty boats ales '
sotisfied. •
Farm in Tuckersmith-to
J. B. LUNDY, D.D.S.,
Successor to Dr, Agnew, Dentist.
' CLINTON, - ONTARIO,
Office open every depend until-lOb'oloo
Saturday evening. '
kR NEST HOLMES-
AENTIST '
(Successor to Dr, T. C. Bruce '
Speclallst in Crown awl Bridge Work
Ir. D. S.. -Graduate Royal College Dental bur
_geons of Ontario, 7.oronto
D.D. 6.--Eirst-olass Reno gradUate of Pen -
t1 tteno at irotnmipacuti f ,Ttropnrreas ortvusitvitr: ot
'
ohildren'a teeth. Will visit . J3eyfield a . .
x.1.
DR. 11. FOIVLEll •
Offi•oe'ieNvneroTiNIESeis
Spsoial barge/teen to mike denial- trit
ment as painless as poidimewni vi
Auburn every Monday.' •
•IV.Liscell'043.ebiLS3
. • .
:Tapas camr.eou,, LONDESBORO., • •
bSUElt OE MARRIAGE LICENSES
No witnesses reqnired • •
Money. ,
•
. .
• Privatefunds to loan.at 434 per cent and tit:er.;•
wards . • BELYDONE... '
.......••=tnoto•wa..,ers... • '
. Rent. ' Licensed Attetioneer.
• .--
010 rent for a term of yeers, Lot 14, Con-
ceesion two, L. R, S., containing 100 acmes,
8.0acretrof which are cleared aani in a. good
spate oncultivaeion. This farm is situated
1 1:2 miles from Eippen; 7 milesfrom Sea.
fzrth, and 3 1-2 from Hensall. This farm
is well fenced, drained, and has first class
buildings eliereon, and is one of the best
farms In the County of Floron.' For 'terrine
am, Applyto Doig Doig, Attorneys, Sault
Ste, Marie, Michigan. 8-11
Farm s lor • I
C)ne 9934 store farrn•in the Townolip ef ace-,
borne, 7 miles from Goderich and 9 miles'from •
Clinton, I mile from Village .of Bennitler.,elose
to Post Office; daily trail; churches and solt0014.
'Chore Is a good, large tank barn,13ngi house.
Tbe undersigned solictite a share of the •-
patronageof those wishing to hold
SatiefaCtion griaranteed. Moderate rates
-
Apply to or address JAS. A. SMITH, lot
38, con 46, Goderich tp.,•Ciinton p. 0,
• • . . , . •
•
THOMASUNDRY,, •
Live stock and general Auctioneer, '
GODERICH, ONT.. .
F.,„arm stock sales a specialty. Girders left at
NItiv ERA office, Clinton, promptly attended •
to. ' Terina reasonable. Verniers' sale notes
discounted, • •
ARIAIAGE LICENSES'.
. Isstigo.BY • '
J• it•• R11111bRil ahltOn
implement house, rig Pen. and lien OnBe, a =
good large frame dwelling, with ten rooms; 2
• ood wells fences in soca state of repair.
Fhere are about 18 acres ofpear orchard and 28
acres of apple orchard. fail and winter .fruit,
about 6 soros of bush. Thiq jeit fIrst-class fruit
and:stock farm, fall plovving. nearly all don, -
and live acres el Wheat; halt of farm is seeded
dowo. Possession.can be had atrtime.
Also a farm of 160 acres, adjoining the above
farta ; a large, go ft one 5fl545P
NEW CHOPPING N1111 AT
1101.111ESViLLE
In operationdaily. gni:deniers NM take
Chop home with them• Prictee right -toll
or cash, Setisfactiot anareriesd.
£BROWI, Proprietor
Take ails Fram y Pills for toristipa- •
the daughter of the thirteenth Earl o
Huntingdon. The Peerage changed
'halide in 1819, when It was successfully
claimed by Hans rrandS Hastings,
then a simple post -captain in the navy.
' The story of the claim, written 'andel*
the title of "The Huntingdon Peerage,"
by Henry Nugent Zen, reads like an
amusing toMaticee A, nobleman it the
catitatn's neighhorlifed had a favorite
fox, which the sailor killed. This led
to a quarrel, in whicii Hans challenged
the nobleman, who refused to meet
Mm on the around of inequality in
rank. On 'Width Hans retorted that if
he troubled to put in,a claim he would
be even Welter In rank that his oppon-
ent. Ms friend, netts Nugent tell,
truek 123* the remark, Started a fourth,
•
enowliittalgrit ivaybotsarn
s
atter evidenee, which culminated, after
Many droll adventures, in the dittetrite
try ha Dieters. Commons of doeutrients
conclusively establishing Hans) claim,
*Mali was allowed, With the eunfort
' of the great Mr filltrend Rowdily, in
44 tut
•
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TheStandara Elevator.
e bat
horse stable, large sheep and cattle shed, ands .
large g ntar the h use. with milk honse climatal Banking buomoos tranateied
seeded down and in good state of cultivation, a e notes bought
with 007110 aores-of geed orchard -thereon- - • , ""
has 18 acres a fall wheat. Apply to Daggart M. D. McTa, mart'
• TISDALt.
•
cLi*Tuiq, 014T .
Private funde io loan on mortgages at
' • . best current rate* ' • • , ,
theeon ; STU in g rtins.tirrOugh farm te Maitland Itteregit allowed on depoeits,
Toyer. severel acres of bush; farm over half s i
This farm is krown as Cherrydale Farm, and . . .. ,
11118.11AM W111.TS, Benmiller, Ont. D. lieT, • •
1
MeTaggart "Bros
• New 'Barbet Shop.
FRED SOYNER has opened *shop in
,Geo, Coopea's old atand. and will be there
for business every week evening, Razor
bottle g adentifically done,
• Give him at call.
H wing leased the Standard Elevator the
• undersigned is torqued tepay the
Highest cash iprlee
for graln �I\ all kinds,
pi 41 G. SMITH. Clinton.
.4 Treat Irom Ceylon
"in,a Rather°
elect
Makes the mod oi it4af#
0 IL k•' 4,0'.
•••,
Choice Residence for Sale.
Subscriber offers for Rale hisresidence oxi
°Mario St., as he is lee:Vita town, It is
ote of the moth modern and riti to -date
houses in tows, having hot and cold water,
both, electric light, and is Meat eligibly.
sitneted in One of the Most pleasant ports
of the team. Particulate on application
W. 'H. NEWCOhiSE.
Berkshire Boar lor Service.
Subscriber beepsfor service at hie prem-
ises,Con, 90, Tacketamith„ e large Eng-
lishBerkshire Mar. registered. Has
neyer been beaten in the show ring thie
fail, taking four 1st mine. Terme, $1 at
time of service; MA for registered SOWS,
Also Yorlielaire Boar for berVibe.
.. . APPELTON ELCOAT.
Oct /7.41x Tnekersmith Tp.
-
Auction Sale
• r OP
51 'head of Choice
, Stock Steers :
AT
OICICS VAIIIK SEAL/Mil
, " • ON
• BANKERS
ALBERT_ST , CLINTON
e. General Banking BtIsisiess•
• transacted
VOTES DiScOUI4TgD..
Drefte hewed. Interest allOwed an
• depositis.
Saturday, Nov. 18
at I Veloc
TERM -.1'0n credit will be
given oti furnishing approved ;joint
notes. A. discount ot 5 per cent. per
annum will be alloWed for cash.
GOVittilOck & SliolpOtotti Prop's
like Brown, Alletlelleer.
Gunagathon.
ro
MliS, PRZNOB;
County Manager,
Clinton, Ontario.
AA Home Fridays, • Pd '
Miss. Sybil R. -Courtice,
Minter of Barron Gold Medal and
Heititzinan Scholarship 1905),
Teacher of Piano and Theory..
For terms apply at residence cur. of
Joseph and Fulton streets.
The McKillop Mutual
Itire Insurance °Co.
Farm and Isolated Vile,* Pf0Pa*
arty Only insured. .
• OrriCERS.
T. B. McLean, President, Eippen; Thos
Eraser, Vice-prcs,, Brucefield; Thos. E
Hays, Secy. Trees., Staforth%
DIRECTORS.
las, Connelly, Porter's 'Hill; John.
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; I. Evans, Beech.
woon; I. 0. Grieve, Winthrop,p. 13eti.
neweis, BrOtlhagert.
Each Director is inspector of losses in,
his own locality.
AOSNTS,
Rol% ltb, Harlock; tdtplitichlty
Seaforth; lames Cumming. Egreade-
ville; I. W. Iteo‘