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FRIDAY: DEC. 13. 1905.
County Clippings
P. McCarthy and family, of Ash.,
field, have lett for California. ,
Miss aillyth has tendered her rear-
ich Collegiate. . • •
\been engaged as teacher in Blyth
o o y . •
yr to Mrs, W. McArthur as librarian
'for the public libraiy in Pangannon.
Sarah Young,, widow of the late An-
thony Black, tormerly of Dungannon,
died, tit the residence of her sou, Wm.,
in aoderich, laet Friday, aged 71.
tion ft•oin the teaching stat! of Go er.
Mr. J. Hartley,: of Wroxeter. has
Wheat L'Ossibilities of Canada.
(Philadelphia Ledger.) '
The British ere evidently looking
forward to the time when Canada
shall meet all the wheat, requirements
of the mother country. A Canadiau
authority predicts that if only one-
fourth of the land suitable for Cultiva-
tion in Manitoba and other Canadian
Territory were planted with wheat
and the average production were equal
to that of •Manitoba, for the last
. ten years the total crop would
he snfficient to meet the Canadian de-
mand and the present requfrements of
I Great' Britain' three tis " • over.'
American wheat expert hazards the
prediction that Western Canada with -
n ten years will be the principal
source of European wheat supplies.
C anadian Farmers and Tariff.
• • (New York Times)
Canadian farmers are less, docile
than American. From timehnineinol-
jal our farmers have been satisfied, or
rather- proud, to buy in the dearest
civilized market, and sell in competi-
tion with the world. But the Canadian
1, farmers are attending the Dominion
Tariff hearings and protesting against
the proteotion which the manufacturer
Ilernands. If that sort of thing is pos-
sible at this stage of the Canadian.tar-
iff propaganda, there 's little chance
of the Dominion tariff -ver requiring
that sacrosanct. character which de-
fends our own against irreverent as-
sailants.
Sermonr Gout -ley, ex -Conservative
M. P. tor Colchester, N. S, has been
taken to an asylun.. Poor Gourley.
Although a member of the House from
1806 to 1904, he was "off his base."
Well informed, and clever he was one
of the most fluent talkers in the Rouse.
but , his speeches -were a rambling
jumble of confused ideas. On one oc-
casion the writer heard him speak for
three hours, when the House knew he
VMS making a fool of himself and was
" '.1-tipg all the ordinary rules, but
he was allowed to proceed solely for
the purpose of making sport. The
story is told that just before the elec-
tion of 1800, Sir. Charles Tupper boast_
ed that "He would carry every seat in
Nova Scotia except Colchester, where
that fool Gourley is running," and
Gourley was almost the only Conser-'
-votive elected from that province.
The Ottawa Citizen suggests that
the Provincial Government pass an
act fixing the minimum salaries for
teachers at a reasonable figure, mak-
ing it obl igatory on the part of a trus-
tee board to pay it, and providing for
the cancellation of the certificate of a
teacher who accepted less. We are
afraid there would be some difficulty
in enforcing such a law.- This is sup -
,posed to be a free country.
Mr Whitney has become silent on the
/succession duties "outrage." The
xeason is evident. This tax brings
him in money. Up to the end of No-
vember it realized $505,000, exclusive
of the large sums to be paid by the
flooderham and Milford eStates.
Is your catarrh any better.
Probably getting worse all the time.
Why not give up that snuff.and stop
dosing your stomach ? The one sure
treatment is "Catarrhozone,.' sure to
cure because it goes where the disease
really is. Certain to cure in your case
because it has restored tens of thou-
sands worse than yon are. Catarrho-
zone is a thorougb cure because it de-
stroys the eauses as well as the effects
of the disease. Relief is prompt, cure
is quick with this powerful remedy
which is guaranteed to cure catarrh in
any part of the nose, throat, bronchial
tubes or lungs.
Crazed Father Murdered
Son and Daughter.
TERRIBLE CRIME le REPORTED iPtioitt
MELANCTHoltr TEN MILES PROM
ELBURNE
A shocking crime was committed
about 10 miles from Shelbourne on
Thersday. James Coulter! a farmer
Hying in the district mentioned, in a
fit of rage or insanity completely wip-
ed out his family, consisting of his
son and daughter, Afterwards
king his own life.
I t is supposed that the father first
rdered his S011 in the barn, . etriking
*iiirt with an axe.
Then proceeding to the house he
ded the life of his wifeand daughter
shooting them down in cold blood,
tileigquently he took his own life.
he Iforrified neighbors when they
ed of Coulter's; awful deed hastilv
'tined Mr. Monte, of Hotning's
, who arrived on the spot shortly
the'ann and daughter breathed
1. Unforfunntely they were
conscious and the doctor was,
e, 'Liftable to secure any friffir.
rout them regarding the
iosed-that, Mrs. Conlier and
r %vivo tasLm1ig the diellett
rieen‘da meet When
ticked b t1hZcd 11,us-
11.1.Brarliord is; appointed as.suce0ss-
Messrs John Richmend. do Sons,
Blyth. have received the Great Britian
and Ireland patents for their universal
combined cutting and threshing ma-
chines.
Miss Attrill, E. C. and Miss Helen,
Attr 11 left New York last Thursday
tor England a,ud the continent,. They
will net return to Goderich until the
spring.
M rs. Harry Speareiof Seaforth, was
bitten by a vicious dog one day last
week. but, her friends will be pleased
to learn the injuries are not proving
serious.
Dr. R. 0. Tyerman, who is the
Liberal candidate in the constituency
of Prince Albert for the Saskatchewan
Lee islature, is a nephew of Mr. Jr."
Tyertuan, Seaforth, .
The trustees of Union school "Action
No. 4, Stanley, have accepted the appli-
cetion nf Miss Helen M. Sparks as
teacher for their school for the ensuing
year at a salary of. $3,00. , .•
F. U. Taylor, near Wroxeter, has
sold his fares, lots 29 anti 80 con. C.
Turn berry; consisting -of 110 -acres., -:tO
Jeff Musgrove, for $5,000 ; possession
given in September next.
Mrs. M. Leddy, of St Augustine,
wild has been in St. Joseph's hospital,
London, for two weeks, has -returned.
hot& feeling a lot better. • We hope
she may keep on improving.
M iss Hattie Phillips, daughter of
Mr. ri. S. Phillips, station agent, Sea
forth, was appointea teacher in the
Public School in. place of Miss Ada
Beattie resigned, at a salary of $800.
The trustees of Dungannon public
school have re-engaged Mr. Tebbutt as
principal and Miss Robinson as assist-
ant for the year 1908, which is an evid-
ence that their services are••epprecia,t:
ed.
On Saturday Angus Keer'Hi.ussels,
-was brought up on remand charged
with an aggravated assault on a man
named Querin. The-caselasted the
greater part of the day; Xerr. being
fined $10 and dischargedt
TELE CLINTON NEW BEA
Dec. 15th
1905
gettlocrlin=lvivitg.14rilaYttlernPriderV;
MoIlwain was electedpresident of the
company, Mr, Tiffin having retired
from the directorate.
Boys fall and bruise themselves.
Geown up athletes epram muscles by
overdoing wholesome exercise. The
aches and soreness are taken out with
Davia' Pankkiller Ruh it well
into the throbbing flesh and relief is
immediate.
The death took place in Tilbury. Ro-
se* cotinty, on Friday last of a former
resident of this district in the person
of Mrs. Rev John Ball, after an illness
of about four months. Deceased was
a"sister of Mrs, Wm. Copp, ,, Seaforth.
Cuctrnore, of Kippen, and Thos.
and Geo. Lludinore, ana airs. Thomas
Prior, of Rxeter,......,=ig a,441
On Friday morning Iasi, Ur. Chas.
Henderson, of the Bluevale Road,
Exeter was apparently in his usual
health. On returning from a walk
down to the river, be complained of
not feeling well.; later was seized with
paralysis ; he lingered until Tuesday,
when he passed away. Mr. Henderson
was.in his 80th year. ,
Miss Miller, who had charge of the
conimarcia,), classes in Seaforth Collegi-
ate Institute, left here on Friday last
for her new field of labor in Willits.
Previous to her departure She was
presented by the St. Thomas church
bunday school, in which she had been
4 teacher, with it complimentary
ad-
dess and it beautfal present.
On Tuesday, November 28th, death
visited leiligeuriage, anu churned' one
of our oluest and must respepted
pioneers, in the peiseni of Thomas
Sulliyan, who passed away at the age
of ninety-five years. He was one of
the iirst• settlers. in Ashfield, nrugh,
esteemed by all who knew him, and
more than this he was a LUOSt devout
and upright character.
•••••md.
Mrs. Jane Little Higgins, relict of
the late Robert Higgins; fOrmerly.'Of
Bly•th, died at the residence . of. her.
(laughter, Mrs. David McCulloch of
Morris, on Thursday last. Cancer of
the stomach was the cause of death. ..
Mr. Gilbert Summers, late principal
of Blyth public school, accompanied
by Mrs. Suntrners and baby, left on
Thrirsday afternoon for their %neat'
home ha New Hamburg, . where Mr.
Summers has secured the principalship
of the public school. ' • ,
lt is understood that Mr. Wm. Balls
antyne, .uicense Inspector for South
Huron, has resigned after a service of
over 30 years. The cense is undeas
stood to be ill health. Mr. Ballantyne
was it very efficient official 'and his
resignation will begenerally regretted.
George O'Brine, formerly of Hensel],
who is located near Alaineda,,Aesa.
recently lad the misfo-itiine to 'lose oe)
tons of hay and 20 loads of oats in a
prairie fire. He was fOrtunate in hav-
ing his wheat all sold before the fire
took place.
Mrs. Wm. McArtluir has removed
to the county town with her family to.
join her husband, the family having
decided to take ulo residence in the
Carcular Town. alr. and Mrs. Mc-
Arthur were for many years residents
of Dungannon. '
.T. N. Campbell has purchased James
Hoover's farm near 'Westfield for
$5,300. He gets possession in the
spring, when -Mr. Hoover intends leav-
ing f r Alberta. We shall be sorry to
part with so good a citizen as Mr.
Hoover has always proved himself to
be.
RichardWright, an old resident of
Lender,. died Sunday evening. He
was born in Ireland in ISA and emig-
rated to Canada in 1850. Deceased
was the father of Richard P. Wright,
mail clerk on the L. H. & B., and well
known to teeny of our readers.
Lumbago,. Seiatida
Gout, Neuralgia
. .
Mr. Dick, proprietor of the. Seaforth
woollen mills, bas found it necessary'
toallOSe the mill for a theta at least.,
Mr. Dick fiays tire mill has heen run
rang at a loss every year since it came
: into his.possession. 'Thissis due partly
to • his inability to secure- a capable
marketer and partly,he says, to the
deptessed condition of the market on.
account ot outside competition.
The folio Wing teachers in training. at
GrOderich Model school are already en-
gaged for 1906: Misses Funston, Leigh;
Perth county eCantelori, Dunlop ; Mc-
Lean, Sheppardion Windsor. East
Huron E. Sparks,: near Dashwood ;
H. Spahs; Goderich towrishipa, Hart-
leib, near Eimer ; Messrs, •F,Inglii at.
.Loridesboro ;. Dornin. Saskatoon, Sas- .
atchertisin ; Redmond, near Teeswat-
IVIcesregoi, near St; Helens.,
What- Miglit' • have 7:Orott.c1 disas
-61' Frank- : Lai f.Oalacheifiv
Kippen. on Monday night.' He bad
trens fire took. place at the resideoCe
installeda boiler for cooking teed in
his hen house.. and ; by. some means a
spark ignited the building: :• Being'
clbse to the brrn it was with this eV-.
inest difficulty- that fine stria -doffs was
*seased., The, building fortunately• was
small and soon burned down.
Graham lost Mee pigs which*.were in•
the.steucture at the time,
. .
Tuckeismith cotincil Met in Seaforth
en Satorclay., Deceinber- 2 s all :.the
members loeuag present. The only.
business transacted Was the passing of
aacounts, the amount paid. out •being
$7.11:10, The saleties of the officers for
1905 Were paid as 'follows : The reeve,
$75.; each :councillor, $55 treasurer,
$100 ; clerk; $105; Member:a of the
board of health. each $5, except Mr
la, M. Chasney,„wholiavitig performed
the lion's share of the labor in cen Pee.,
tion with the small pcx case, was un-
animously given $15. • . . •
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A and death was-
cey, brother of L. E. Dancer', of God-
• thait. Thhs'...-aan--
erich, which % occurred: in Buffalo on
Thursday of last week: :His death was
accidental, he ana his Wife having
been asphyxiated • While 'asleep: The
Butfalo„ papers 'say :that it was causecl.
Iiy a defect in a coal stove that had.
been changed, so as. 'to use gale for
heating purposes, and through Which
defect gas enough escaped to aestroy
the lives of Mt. and Aira D,ancey; The
deceased was a mariber, baring been a
Mate for a long period, and had only
been home from his season's Work on
the lake three days When the accident
occurred.
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There passed away on Thursday of
act. week, Florence Brehm, second
daughter Of Mee. J. H. Williams,
'Gtiderich,•after a long and painful
. The deceasedyoung lady was
welt known in Gederich, the toWri of
her hirthf'although she bade After- .ob-
taininga•fitstelass teacher's certificate,
taught in an outside High SchOol, for
several terins,.. Returning hoine near-
ly three years since, Miss Williams
taught in the Central School • for the
yeer 100-1.. Early in the present Year
while Visiting relatives in Cleveland,
the disease that ended her life develop-
ed; and after a month's stay in a lead- t
inghostistaliti that city,. she :returned- f
to the onaterrial home, where the I
Master's summons came.
This :Week we have to record the
death of Mr. Alfred Roe, proprietor of
the Queen's hotel; Winglia,m. - Deceas-
ed was born nt Newboro, Leeds county
and learned the trade cf a ship earpen.
ter. At the time of the gold excite-
ment, he went to the Carilicia mining
district; 'but with his health . failing,
only remained two years. He then,
became manager of the store. and
gristmill belonging to Mr. Gamble, M.
P., Pine Grove, Later, for eight years,
he and his brother were in partnership
in business in Woodbridge. They re-
moved to Chicago, and engaged in the
wholesale grocery business, but vere
bnriit otit in the awful conflagration. of
1875. Mr. Rotrieturned to Canada and
in 1880, opened the Queen' a hotel,Brus-
,sels, and -three years later came to
Wingbarn. He believed in keeping 1.1;
ditiet,iorderly House, and the Queen's
has been a favorite with the travelling
&bile. He was of a benevolent dis-
position, and none in real need appeal.
ed to him in vain.. About five years
ago he:Was-seized with paralysis. A
second stroke a short time ago, again
shattered his weakened frame, and. on
Friday list he passed away, aged 67.
James Countryman. a farmer Of
Snribra, while engaged in iigloading
segar beets at the sugar &dory at
Mriillirceburg,' was standing in front of
Jus wagon when tt team in front of
him became balky, and, rearing, UI313-
ed unfortunate Man on tlie tongue
of his warm s' The tongue ran into his
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.Polson Hartforde•Cono
A., and 'Vag -stem, Ort. •
,
After residing in Exeter for over 20
years, R. Lang left on Tuesday for
a trip to England, where he will spend
a few Weeks of enjoyment prior to
taking up his residenee in Toronto,
whet e lie will go more extensively into
the produce business which he carried
on successfully during his sojourn here.
Wellington Oliver has purchased
John Hiles' property, in Dungannon.
It is a araliiible-property.. the... out,
skirts of Dungannon. and emulate of
about thirty-four acres of choice land.
There are good outbuildings it; lout
as there is no dwelling house he in-
tends to band a comfortable add neat
one next spring. '
At the meeting of the West Huron
Cheese Mfg. Co , of Colborne, the fol.
lewing directors were elected : Andrew
Melt wain Gordon Young, ;lee W. C.
Potter, R. YOung and Thos. Sal.
lows. The project of converting the
factory into a butter factory was dis-
cussed. R. Finnigan, of Ashfield,
offers to make the butter for 3 cents a
pound, and the directors were instruct-
'or Coughs
ands, Colds
; There Is a remedy over dIxty
! years old -Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Of course you have
O heard of IL0robablsr)utve used
It Once in the faMilyt It Stays;
O the one household remedy ;for
coughs and hard colds on the '
Chest. Askyour doctor aboutIL
have bad plenum& three times, and 1
Ayer's Cherry Pestorst bretight me safety
through Non titre, have just meat/wed
from my last attack, riged sexty.seven. No
*ender I praise R." Maslow swear
reins, WLs.
re PISs. tho activity
aviw. and thus lag rookiforyi
o News Notes.
, Very Rev. Dean 'Houston died at
;JJ." Cassidy. of Fergus, was:struck
by a train and killed:
The Intercoloniai RailWa,y surplus
for October was $S,811.
Dominion fluances show a surplus of
$6,000,000 for the last five months.
Beffalo.13111"-lost all of his horses in
.France through fear of the'glanders.
'Gordon Bros. butcher shop at Hams
ilton was wrecked by explosion of
gas. • • .
Charles MacDOnnell of Collingwood,
aged 80 years, Nits killed at a riiilatay
George •'Kidder, . brakemen; was
'cinished to .detttla between cats • near
RITafvtivi,foung, a: respected far.ine.r. of who. , • ....'
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Amara nthr..,pol1411litted. sir.bide- byl.e' ";--t-•1•4•11irengfind
sedbrix ti?"'‘en0-94"°ancttila---ve-:':3a-lth .and .
tiug his. throat. . -. . . •
' Senator ' Chauneey M. Depew re-
signed as a., clireetor of the Equitable
Life Assurance Soitiety.
chest, kil ing him InStantly.
Water Cress. tt, broWn stallion, 18.
years of age, by Springfield -Wharf -
dale; bred in Englitria by' Lord Pal-
. 111011th, was sold by mietiori at New
: York on Thursday, for $71,000 to X, B.
Haggin, Who already own*d a half -in-
terest in the' horse through the 'Trigg-
in-Tevis . partnership in the fainema
Rancho Da Paso send. The price paid.
. for Watercress WWI the third bluest
ever pad for a horse by an American
owner.
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William Lock of Niagara was
arrested in Toronto on a charge of big-
amy. .
Hee pet dog jiimping upon 'her bed
while ehe ai ill caused the t sudden
oclnettpth-0 Mrs. Elizab eth. De; Bur, Tor -
The new Board of License Comnils
sioners for Toronto. consists of W. IL
McNaught. Chairman, Dr. it. Wilson
and Daniel,M. Defee. ,
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SUFFERING WOMEN
.
The Prbi.incial Treasnry has received
.§20,000 froin an . Algoma inini.ng com-
pany, arrear S of taxes. •
, • Geprge.. Murton,. jr., . a. prospeanis
young tarmei of Ukbridge, tommitted
euicide by cutting his throat. '.
Grenerat Sakharoff, former Russian
.Minister of - War, is reported: to laitve
been assassinated by a woman.
The Hamilton City Conncil have re-
fused td submit the'license..recluctIon
by'zIariete a vote of the people.. -
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1 .The Corby Distillery',Cofnpany *ill'
spend a million d Hers oh improve-
,
meets Id, their disti lery at 0o,ihyvi1le.
. The Seddon Government -has Swept
New Zealand at the polls. Serena
proMinent Prohilationists were des
feeted. .
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Afterrnaleing -a-pgrsonal-
own-behalf, Albert. T. Patrick; the
New York lawyer, was again sen-
tenced to death.
For Sale
lama spa sore of land,•East end Ont•
terlo St. Purchaser wiehinre More land
%add buy linjoiaingt JOSHUA VEAREN
Olintoe
House for Sale
Ten rooms, with woodshed •and stable -
hard and soft water, I pore of land, on.
trally looated for particulars aorav to
W. BAY DONE.
..,Heart.and Nerve:.
- The. preset• generation of women and girls
have' more than their share of. misery. With
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ven
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.
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The next flour you buy a* for "Royal
Household" -and try it for yourself.
oilmes Royal lionseho14 Hour.
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Lands tor Sale
"In the far Vtreet" Reward, Asea, Im
proved farms for sale at $14 per sore,
other fanns without headings from $6 to
012 pet gore, gond land horn (me to six
miles from town. Fare paid to parted
investing. N, P. CR1OH, Manta, Ages,
To Rent
' The briok cottage end 20 acres of land,
jest meth of Clinton, on the London Road,
and at present owned by Mrs. Freer is of-
fered for rent on reasonable terms. . Apply
to Ephraim Butt, Clinton, or Rev. H.
Batt, Springfield. March 24 tf
Choice Faun tor 'Sale
Subscriber offers for sale his splendid
farm of sie sores on the Stiell Line. being
north parted lot 2, Maitland Block, Hallett
Good brick house,.bsin and all necessary
outbuildings; $5 sores bear; farm well wel-
tered and an good cendition. 2 nines from
Auburn. JOHN SPRUNG, Auburn P,0
. ' .
Choice. Residence for
.-Sabsoriber offers for sale.hisresidence on
Ontatio St., as he is * leaving tbwn. It is
one of the most Modern • and up to -date
houses in town, having hot and cold water,
bath, electric light, and is most eligibly
O situated one of the most pleasant parts
of the town, Particulars on application
W, H. NEWCOMBE.
For Rent -or Sale
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That desirable, commodious residence,
formerly occupied by W. Q. Phillips, on
Mary Se First class state of repair; 1-2
more garden, with fruit bearing trees and
bushes. Possession given Oot. 1s. If pur-
chased, buyer van have eaey team of pav-
meet. Can be inspected any 'reasonable
hour. Address JOHN ItANSFORD,
. • •• Clinton P.fa
Farm for Sale.
London Rosa antile from Cliiiteu, about
1$2 acres of Diet -Class lane,. Rich as a'
garden., has been a stook farm for a num-
barp
plenty of years.ot_styhi pei 11°0%9 a efor jd0lt
r.geb.ierant
implement building. Possession given at
any time. Owner wishes . to retire from
-farming.. ADO? 'Q 11. PLTIMSTEEL.
May 19 1905
Farm for.Sale.
PROFESS IONA L
The fain, of kt acies in the 3rd conat
occupied by sttheoriber, is offered
for Bale: All but four acres .cleared, and ,
in good state of cultivation: 13 acres fall'
Wheat- seeded. down. Bunning sprite, all
fall Flowing done but la scree.. elew 'frame
house, email barn, 'Arita of beating orchard.
.2a milee from Clinton. Also team of good
working horses. for eale. '•
Nov 17 05 -CHAS. MASON, Hallett -
HEIRYO MATTI%
Otswortiser to air One RAU
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR* dm.
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O offies-Elliett plooktfOriserly eectumatr
by Mr *eat,
DIONNE TO ERNI, • .
BRZDONE
BARRISTER SOIJIGITOR NOTARX
BUST.10. ETO,,
(MINTON
RIDOUT & HALE
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OONTICYANCERS, COMMISSIONS a,
Heal Estate sod Insurance Agent
Money to loan
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0.1/3. HALE, JON ItIDOrm'
MediaJ
Drs Guitn& Gunn.
O Dr, W. Ginn, 11. S,,
Dr, A, Nisbet Quinn, al. It. C. 5. England,
X, lit, Louden.
Ofiloe- Ontarib Street, Clinton. •Night calls at
front door of office or residence. Rattenburr
Street. . •
•
DR sJ. W. SHAW, .
.PSYSIOIAN, SURGRON
• As.rctusheur etc,. Mee and residence On •
tato St., opposite SIJnglish °Mitch, formeriv oo
• ounied by Dr. Appleton Clinton Ont. -
_
Farin Tutkersmith to
:Rent. .
To rent for a term era/ears, Lot 14, Con-
ceal:den two, 14. B., containing 100aores,
8.0 acifee of which are cleared and in a good
state of °placation:- Thig farm is situated
1 1-2 miles tram Kamen, 7 miles from Sea -
forth, and 3 1-2 from Hensel'. .This farm
is well fenced, drained, and has first ems
buildings thereon, and is one of the best
farms in the County of Heron, rot terms
eke, apply to Doig'ik Dolg, Attorneys, Sault
Ste. Marie, Michigan, ' • « 8.11
O Choice Farm lor Sale
O The homestead of the late Peter ( Cook
Goderich• Townshie is effered for. sal
Tbe property is loated in one of the bee'
sections or Goderioh Toweshipi and avith.
the fine residence and surroundings it could
easily be madenne of the finest farras in
the township. It contains fid totes, Lot
30, -con. 10, all of which, except a Brutal
corner of wooded land, is under tillage.
.There isno waste -ground and- the , Boil is
good throughout. Theresidence ie a Ana
commodious brick struoture and its out-
buildings are in fair condition. Terms
trill be made to suit the put -charier.
For particulars apply to W. BRYDONE
Solicitor for the Ezeontore.
Da.. 0. lor. 111-101VIPS00
• Physician, finmeon, kto. •
Special attention eiven'to dfseaseS et the,
Eye, Ear, Throat and Rose.
Wilco and Residence. --
Albert Street.2 Alocks North of Batten/tory .
t.W. Manning. Smith;711L.D.;
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFRJE-Main Street, Hayfield, formerly
eocupiea by Dr, Palliator:
J. B, I.UNDY, D.D.S.. •
,
Suceessor to Dr..Agnew, Dientlet
- OVABIO
,
Ofil00 open every derrand until:10 o'oloe
Seturdity evenieg.
Evening appointments made.
ID,. G. ER EST HOL.NIES
DENTIST
uooegeor to Dr. T. C. Brice
/T)r122/1811 tire for tra leagingeenraf Work
O gclugozn.,:yittgrvitr4t. .or new
mapoonodatati:algeegt.gfaentlf Ttr.ola..,t;tiztrnadti
teeth. will Visit P,Sioneld
DR. H. FOWLER,
• •DENTIST. '
• _,.,..01p.oes oveed'NEIL'S store.
Special &we taken to make dente; .tse
merit as painlese as possible. W visi
A.tiburn evt-ry Monday.
Miscellateau.s.
yams CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO,
fil3IIER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES -
No witnesses required
Money
Private funds tb loan at 4M per cent and up -
W. BRYDONE.
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Licensed; Auctioneer.
Therundersigned eolicits it share of the,
p
a
tronage; of those wishing to bold eales
Batisfaction guaranteed. Moderate rates..
Apply to or address JAS. A, SMITH, lot,
38, con 16, Goderichip. Clinton P 0
THOMAS GUNDRYP
Lire stock and general Auetioneer,.
• GODERIOK ONT.
Farm stook sales 'a specialty. Orders left at
N Etv Ens. office, Clinton, promptly attended
to. Terms reasOntiblereuniters' sale notea
eisdonnted, .
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MARRIAGE :LICENSES •
IssIIED:BY •
J. B Rumba% (.,11inton, .
L P. TisDALL.
BANKEls,
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rLII1O, ONT
Private funds leloan on mortgagee at
• best current ratec • •
General Banking business transeeted
- -.Intermit alibied on deposits, -
Sale tides bought, .
:G. D. McTaggart M; D. MoTaggart
MeTAggtirf Bros.
7Fariiis for Sale •
none 944 acre farm ki the Township Of Col-
borne, 7 Miles from Oodarich and 9 miles:from
Clinton, 1 mile from Village of Benmiler.lolose
to Poet Ogle% daily roan; ohltrehes and sohools.
,there is a good, large bank barn, baggy house,
implement bowie, pig pen and hen house; a
good. large frame dwelling, with ten *tome; 2
good wells, fences in Rood state of. repair.
there are about la acres of pear orchard and 28
notes of apple orchard, fall and winter fruit,
About (3 *twos of bush. This is it ttret•olass fruit
and Week farm, fall plowing nearly all don,
and five acres of wheat; half of farm is seeded
down. Po9session can be had aae time.
Also a farm 01 100 acres, adjoining the above
farm; a large, good atone house, fr$11110 barn,
horse stable, large sheep and cattle shed, ands
large opting near the house, with milk house
themon spring tuns through farm to Maitland
River. Several acres of bush; farm over half
seeded down and in good state of cultivation,
With soine 7 acres of good orchard thereon.
Thie farm is known as Cherrydalo Farm, and
has 18 notes of fall wheat. Apply to
HES. MARY WHITE. Beruninor, Ont.
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WHAT CONIES OUT
OP THE OVEN
Depends upon what, goes into the °Veil,
negardlese Of your stove or your yeast, yoUr
skill or ionr,reoetpe. the bread will ncit-bo
right unless the onality ill in the flour -end
this is WhEte We shine. .
LONDESBOROCCIIi *
CLEAR IIIANIITOBA FLOUR
has the top notch eualitY that always produoei
*lobed bread, Mid, ie especially adapted for
1 heat family and bakers' use» guaranteed to
be tutatopassed for,bread.
ONCE, BOUGHT
WILL BE
ALWAYS SOUGHT.
Will you net, Mit an end to Your bread
ttoubles, by, crderlag your next sack front 54
direct, and
we Win dItiV,Or it oroniptly. °hope
pod feed for pigs or dattle -good how, feed -
at $10.00 per Uta All kinds of feed for sale, ARM
BASSWOOD LUMBER
T. ,11, SQUIRE, Proprietor
otdokborthi4v.w.
rupvnaus
ALBER7.--BT, C-LINVON '-
General 13ankInu Business.
• transacted - 0'
SOTES DiSCOUNTED
Drifts'. issued., Interest alieweFron
deposits.
Gunagathon.
MRS. F. PRENOH,
. Comity Manager, .
Clinton, Ontario,
It Bonus Fridaye, pd 4i
•IVIiss Sybil' R. Courtice,
A. L. C:r IVI.
t*innor of 13arron Gold Medal and
Heintzman Scholarship 1005).
Teacher of Tian° and Theory.
Por terms apply at residence con or
Inset% and In ton streets. The Mcitillop Mutual
Fire Insurance O.
Parnt and Isolated Town. Prop.
arty Only Insured. •
()mans.
J. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
Kreger, Vige-pres., Brueefield; Thos. E
Hays, Seq. Treas., Seaforth;
DU:MOTORS,
Sas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt; Elarlock; 0, Dale, Clinton;isi
Chesney, Seafottit;sJ» tvanep Beech-
WoOni I. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ber.
newels, nrodhagen.
Kull Director is inspector of losses in
his own locality,ikozm
itobt. Smith, Ilarlockp tti.:01-Dnchley
Seaforth; Santee Cumming, Epiond,
vine; W. Vico, Hohnolville.
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