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TE OLINT9N
Nople Will Trust Him
"To learn bow Sir Wilfrid Laurier
feels about the beating his provincial
friends of Ontario got in Wit Week's
election is a mission open which I
have been sent writes Mr Jil W Thom,
sou, Ottawa correspondent in the Bos-
ton Transcript.
Vv ell after all, Sir Wilfrid doesn't
seem a bit sore. Re takes tits event
like everything.else, as an Incident of`
the ganie or journey.
"The world is a place ot troubles,"
be says, 'Certainly the blow to my
party friends in Ontario was a severe
One. But they had to encounter in
111,r Whitney a very strong man and
they themselves were under a leader
whose large ability is not go well un-
derstood as it yet will be -he has been
leader but a short time.
In pome sense the remit may be
construed as' a stroke against my
Goveennient,but really it should not
he se regaraed. Soule men's minds
are for the moment confused. They
confound the parties of Ontario Prov-
ince with the parties of the country
in general. In the same way some of
my friends in Quebec conceive their
victory there, which is only less strik-
ing than thet of the Conservatives in
Ontario, to signify the unusual elect,
oral victory for our party in hederal
,politics. Neither one or the •other
set of these rejoicers and disappointed
have yet got the smoke .of the two
simultaneous but opposed provincial
victories out of their eyes.
My Government may .do less well
at the next Dominion elections than
Mr Gouin's success eeems to indidate
and far better than Mr Whitndy's may
appear to note. I am not d'scouraged,
not worried at all. •
Stands on Record
Yiou should consider that j • ust as Mr
CLINTON NEW ERA Whitoey and My Gonin had to 'stand
THURSDAY. JULY 9 1908
PART OF THE PRICF
Ottawa Free Press,
Canada is a countryof sharply defin
ed seasons -of summers suitable for
outdoor occupations and of winters
wben cutdoor work genera ly cannot
se` be advantageously carried on. It ie
probably a safe estimate to say that
nine-ter,ths of the outside work of the
country roust be done in summer, if it
is to he done satisfactorily and econorit.
featly.
• The Dcinituon Government has g
large amount of Such' work always On
hand, and it must alwaVs be so. The,
survey of new lat.d in the unsettled
portions of the West, the erection of
• public heildinge, the repair of publia
tvor tbe bouoing of railwayY- sueh
work most go on pidly if the country
is to be derelopea, and 411°4 g° un
LOY3,1r,g tile months frotil April to De-
iiiifber Or het at alir
year ago Parliament altered the
Dominion financial year to better allow
this work to proceed in the only season
:
when it could properly be Carried on.
Previous to that time the financial year
• ended on June 30 and the new year be.
an on July 1. The money voted by
: Parliament for such work for any year
could only be used.therefore,after July
1, that is, after three months of the
summer season had been lost. Under
„these conditions it was not p: sale to
'-ao during the summer out of the appro.
priations for the current year more
4.L..,.,:thanhalf the work that could he done
'and should be dune.
To remedy this the financial year
was made to end on March 31, the new
ear beginning on April I. ' Then Par-
s lament was cailed together in Nevem-
• ber, giving four clear months in which
to pass the supplies of money needed
and still allow the season to work to
•' • login with the beginning of the sum -
Mer seas -on. Thus,, it was hoped the
eight months of the year when con-
struction work and outdoor work gen-
• erally ma:y best be carried on would be
fleas, utilized on works undertaken by
the Government or with Governtnent
assistance.
But Parliament sat through the four
months without voting the money,and
when the summer opened the season's
t, work did not open, tor the simple rem
op that there was no money available
.•.„...ae, it.' However rapidly the money
• IltaY be voted now,three months of the
..working velll have passed before
Ma Paled, with little or
• Auditing done.
on their I aeord office, so most 1 on
mine It is not one of, which I have. re-
gret, The people must judge it and
13 TO In nath nrt
t eir common. sense, e have had
some mistakes -not, many, I believe,
and not important, Our successes are
obvious, and.I think important. The
- sanity of the electorate in Canada is
not to be questioned by me, The
people aresoiux final court of appeal.
We ere little disturbed by the al-
leged scandals- at worst they are of
trwal magnitude, mostly they have
been dissipated by• sworn testimony
some are still under exaniinittion.. The •t
honor of no Minister has been im-
punged. I bave not even observed the o
Canadian people to be nmeh mieled by- c
the mere euspicions, iniputatioee, and p
iteorteatione ot any opposition. Alga t
we heee lenty of time before us.
Our ternt pes notegpire Novera-
As an example of what this meant to
the country, take the Department of
the InteriOr alone. Settlement in the
'West is si reading over the land as fast
SS it is surveyed. Settlers have even
, gone into unserveyed sections and,
ItoRatted, trusting that when the stir.
-yoys ar'e made they will be accorded
ed rights of prior posseffsion. In other
• • sections settlement has beeen positive-
ly prevented becanse the survey parte
les were unable to block out the land
fast enough, Yet two parties of sur-
veyors are to day held up and have
been held up from work tor nearly
three 'months because no money is
'available tc put them in the fieid. Of
the thirty-five parties in the field
many are handicapped, and in some
eases the men in the parties have been
so long without pay they are threat-
• ening to prosecute the surveyors for
• their Wages.
Three sinvey parties started for the
'Yukon early this spring :to cc -operate
with the American surveyors in locat-
ing theanternational b ounda,ry. These
parties are now lying at Vancouver,
unable to proceed until money is
• forthcoming to provide supplies and
pay wages. Meantime the United
States survey parties are on the
ground, hut unable to proceed until
• the Canadians arrive.
Ibis is the situation in one depart-
ment alone, which has been produced
by the refueal of the Opposition to
consider the estimates. But it is fairly
typical of the conditions prevailing in
alUdenartments. This is part of the
price Canada pays for an Opposition
Whose business in life is to prevent the
despa,teh of business.
How's This? • '
•
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ease of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Ball's Catarrh Cure.
V .1 CHENEY & 00, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
- V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
WIWI° him perfectly honorable in all
Winos transactions and financially
Able to carry out obligations made by
Vailtto.
WarJoino, KrtheAN MAIVVIte
Wife legate Dreiggists, Totedo,0
,Mall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
atilYineting directly Upon the Ellied and
mucous surfacee of the system, Testi.
Ofeltials Sent freed Price 75e per bottle
SOld by. all Druggists.
Take Han Fancily Pilla for COnsti-
ogiatioild
ber of next year, It Is true we may
go to the country earlier -or ma not.
oTe• -as u g t ea Y no
' reason Of CoMmon Renee why a min-
• istry should hold elections a year or
more Wore they are legally neces-
sary, :1Zhe choice of time has„ been a
paetter,usually, of rainis'erial strategy
Premiers halve formed a habit of going
to the country when ctecumstaneee
• treemed propittoui. Whether it be so
now, or may be eo later, I have really,
not taken into serious consideration.
am a Man who crosses bridges when
he comes to them. .
Foe.my part I quite foil to pereehte
any evidence that my Government has
lost •public confidence. Quite the con-
trary. Our nutatority is unimpaired in
both Houses. The bye -elections have
favored us. There is no turmoil of ag-
itation against us. It would be ritlic•
*thous to Interpret an exhibition of
0040'0,cent/dance in Mr Whitney as
one of a lack of Ontario contidence in
me. I am conscious of having done
Well by Ontario, of having striven to
•deserve approval from the people there
AS fr0111, those everywhere else.
If they refuse it well, it must be se
the world is a place of disappoint,
raent, sometimes or may be. that On-
tario will treat me very- well. In any
case I soall not complein of the de-
cision of people vvhom I respect. And
there is plenty of time.
I must not be supposed to report his
vvords accurately, ter- his sentenCes
were written in the course of talk,
broken by question, reply, comment
and reference, to matters local person-
al and excluded here. But the gist of
his remarks is there. And the colloeat-
ion indlcates fairly I believe, Sir Wil-
frid's deliberate philosephic :amiable
way of thinking. • He doesn't ta,ke his
politics hard, . though lie does take
duty seriously. '
The effects ot listening to Sir ljtrih
frid whether he speaks to one or to
many, is that the hearer _gets a sense
of that which Matthew Arnold, sigrit,
Iles regarding Goethe who "saw life
steadily and saw it•whole,"or like that,
ot Saint Bettye, who conducts an es-
say so persuasively as to effect Miracles
of conversion to his view. Laurier
causes comprehenSion that the over
whelming victory of .Mr Whitney's j
•Ontario cabinet ought uot to he telteni
as prognosticatin a majority. of. that
presonce against eerier. It is, true
hat the inference might well be quite •
otherwise, Mr WhitneY's course in
ffiee has been very sane, Sir Wilfrid's
Ours* has been eminently so.. In sup-
orting sanity at Toronto, Ontario,to
he eye of pure reason,ought,to appear
wholly favorable to L
ministry... This" is logic.
KEEP THE KIONEYS "
WiLL
11.,arilh Saving lihcplained by a Olinton
( Citizen Who Knows From • t
IExperien ce
Many Clinton people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kid, ,
need help. • • • .• • I
neys when they know these. organs
Sick kidneys are respoissiblc. for a I
I great) ameent ef setiering and ill
health. • I
The reason sa manyuse Booth's
Kidney Pills is their_quick relief tor '
all Kidney Wealefferi-ffire is VihTtt-e, I
Clinton citizen says: -
John West..of Mary Street, Clinton, :
Ont says: Each t e cold 1 would
contract front being- twee heated or
exposure to cold weather would settle 1
across the small part of inV back and j
kidneys. The .urine would become
highly colored and filled with 13articlea!
of a sand- like sediment:- There was'
also a scalding in passing that7. was ,
very annoying. • My back would be I
so tender that when I would. stooplor '
any length of time 1, cou'd scarcely 1
straighten myself up again. There
was also a weaknessthat was very'
notfeeable when lifting anything of
consequence. Booth's Kidney Pilis
were recommended by. Mr • Hohttes,
the Druggist, and they quickly cured
me of every sign of kidney trouble
when all else•I had tried failed, and I .
ant stronger and better evera. waff."
Sold by dealers. Price 50. cents: The
R T Booth Co Ltd., Fort Erie Ont.,
594tIianAgents, `
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P.1
or A "rough Sentence. !
r' The late Bieber! T. Dudley of
Kentucky declared that he was Indebtp,
ed to a Mountaineer of that State for
the most .ungranamitieel .sentence Itt
ever heard i This is it, "Them there ,
Miss Blake" are three of ati. pretty fl
gal I ever See."
•
The Sassafrie Tree. I
, .
Although fOssil remains' of the sas-
safras tree are to be found In 'other
parts 01' the World, it noW exists as a
native only in America. It has the dis-
tinetion of being the only tree to beer
three kinds of :leaves on the same
branch.' It is valtied chiefly for the
flavor Which its roots, bark and weed
give to other medicines. . '
•
Drinking Healthe.
The Menton custom of thinking
healths had a curious might. In the
days when theDanes lorded it in Eng-
land they had a Way of stabbing Eng-
lislimen ill the throat when drinking.
To neold this villainy 4 man when
drinkfog would request some of the
sittersby to he his pledge or euretY
white taking his draft. .
Babylon.
Babylon was probably the nrst -city
to attain a popiflation of a tn1111011. The
area Of the City was 225 square miles.
Stale Bread,
An eemiontical Use for Stale bread is
to clit it into thin slices, which are
butterett and placed in a- Pie dish,
Sprinkle 4 few well waehed eurrante
between the layers. Sit eggs beaten
int() one quart Of milk, with sligar and
flavoring, nutmeg or cinnamon, are
then poured Over the eliees. Bake for
about an hour and ten minutes end
send to table in the dish in which it
was baked.
1%6 .61soltItii Heaveh.
In the Mohammedan religion there
re Steen heevens, etteh a little finer
than the ,other, the lost tulminating In
the "thltirenie &Ore mug (till Of the
"divine light -which it is beyond the
nOWer a tosefth 40 deacrlhe,"
Vary naepasfic.
"Lady," said Meandering • Mike "I
'clon't Waite dat dog of yours for tryite
to bite rae,!'stro7",'71."'ri""1"-r-ea•
•
"Why hot?" ';r4 •
"Because it shows his intelligence.; ,
De teat time I came dis ray .1-. handed
him a piece of pie you: pee
Washington Star. ....1
•
•
40•••••4Coming!
'Again the 'violets and jonquils grow;
' And Maytithe zephyrs once more softly
• sigh. • •
Again from leathered throats glad Carols
flow.
Oh, welcome, • harbingers 'of cherry pie!
•
VVithout • Soul!
"Do you. enjoy bearing ,the robina
singing joyOusly In the tree. tops?" •
austve r. Sirius Barker,
• • 46 ,41 • ' • •• •
• "1 don't. If a 'herein being prac-.
..ficing the some tune. forever,: like a.
robin, they'd run him Out of the aam-
rounitsr."-!-Washington Star. ' •
• • 'its, Origin.'
: ive clipped oft .four met pato.
Then trfinmed and rolled it nat.- . •
"What% thatr' asked A.dani at her side.
."rm making -myself," fair Eve lotted,
"A 'Merry Widow' -•
-Sinart Set.
Far Prorri Funny.
The Bachelor -The whole country
eeems to consider the "Merry -Widow"'
hat a joke. •-
The Benediet' tgiconnlb3lAtI -don't'
. ,
-lustsettleita -for-0k "Mer-
ry Viridure" my wife wears. --Detroit
Tribune."entilliagftetWt.
""glitt'••'""`
The Orator's Unstioken ThOttillit..° •
Of mighty* thoughts he .shows a host.
' Yet these are Litlipitatians
.COmpared to thoughte that move hint
Most ' •
On campsite .contributions. •
-tvaehingtort Star -
Bad Oreeetlent.
•"Yes; 1 can let you in on the ground
floor it you went a little, of thin stride."
"No; you can't. The last time came
fn on the ground door the" Whole
scheme promptly tumbled into the leis
ceilar."-Cleveland Plain Dealer. • ..
Easily Remedied.
• Raid a maid Who was Quite hontettri
"Oh, 1 really do not caret
If board a passing street car,
Boon I Would be patising fare."
-St. Louts Republic'.
IDestroys
..
HairGerms
Iteeentdiseoveries have shown
that falling hair is caused ,by
germs at the roots of the hair.
Therefore, to atop falling hair,
yOu must first completely de-
stroy &Can germs. Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new Improved formula,
will certainly do this, Then
leave the rest to nature.
bees red Arnie tAe ester of did Ito,
Torattii* with melt Settle
It Stow it te slam
,„Sdoctor •
Ask isa-riteut it,
then de site says
Recent discoveries hive else proved that
dindruitis caused by germ, °tithe icalO•
voodoo, te cure demituft, the iblathing
ti do is to completely destroy theeidatt.
druff germs, Hat) the seine Ayerl Moir
Viger give the saint splendid restate,
owtiligide SO WO OA le Aloe oat broto.loorOoftioi
etsoggesiessmiendLealinial
EitA
elections
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE.
The Now Structure Will Be the. Eiehth
Wonder of the World.
The 'magnitude of the projected Bud
0011 rIver bridge doe S not at drift Strike
the unthinking person, but when 11
does strike it comes with a breathless,
aerial significanee. It will be the eighth
wonder of the World, aid the °yeti 0
foreign engineers are turned to New
York with expectancy, -
The plans of the new structure are
practieelly those of .the original North
giver project wes a long step from
• 1, span, en an still the
Ongest in the world, to over 3,000 feet,
the distande•to be et:meted between the
piers on either side of the broad Hud.
oe. To Make. a bridge almost double
-he • length of the Brooklyn bridge
meant building the towers 'nearly twice
as high, and in order to allow for ad,:
ditioual 'roadways n and tracks the
bridges of double length must be else
wice as wide. Thils the preposition In-
olved Was really very nmett more
han' building a bridge with a double
ength span; for three dimensions had
0 be considered, making, the entire
theture nearly eight times as large as
he •Brooklyn bridge. .
At first other engineers were loath -to
believe that • modern materiala made
possible so great a bridge, but the en.
tire 'profession is now agreed that the
bridge is possible and practicable,' and
thweetimatee of construction cost varY
between 835;000,000 and $50,000,000, de-
pending upon/ the number of tracks
and the carrying capacity designsted;
These figures do not include the post of
Seaaneesoaasfeelghaselaset
It Is an astonishing ,fect that Is 'con
templatect, this of suspending between
steel, towers distent .inore than half a
Mile eight- great railWay, tracks Alla
four driyekvayS. gays Charles H. Coch
Mat in the New Broadway Magazine
As a•;.triumpti of engineering the.Work
Will have 330 equal, Tbere Will be four
Stupendons[towers at the piers, each
suggesting In- appearance the cerebrat-
ed Eiffel tower. These four towers will
be about .800 feet. front foundaticei
stones to, bap. .They will carry ' the
eight •mantreoth steel cables that will
Curve gracefully across the' noble Hud
son and ••suppOrt the • two deck steel
..truss bridge 140 feet Wide. capable Cr
thar• found a *kid and bald mire for
etstaint Note remedy that will ittaighten
dUstorted limbo of chronic cripples, nor turn bori
irthlt I con now Emir klu the Palos arl4
intek ta Atoll . itt JO imam*
is deplorable disease.
zn • Obemeit in the Olt/ Of
Illartestadt-trund the last ingroltent with
Which Dr. Sboop'althetuaa, tie Remedy was qine
a perfected. deseadabie Prescription. witnout
Shst last ingredient. I succelefully treated many,
raniCates of Rheumatism; but now, a last, it
orm y oarsman curable cases of thi:heretorre.
tattesuch dreadedaeunindilisfrouinage. tiTI3erlood".nseed-Urnketogdraissonularive
glasprithit :way under the action of this remedy as
4 then, whenlitsolved. tbese poiar when added ciaororeus wwaastetli
co1y pa from the system, and the cause of
Seal need -mo actual excuse to sage minter with.
amen= is sone forever. Thr is now no
gat bob. We 104 and In eglifiche recoatmsei
f
Dr. Shoop's
, .
•Rheumatic Remedy
W. R.MoCORoNtmNEr41.11.
traneportieg 1e0,000 persona ln .one
ittrarpg,hroUpaine .crewdlitg. •
•
• • •
New Stunts of
• Beggars,.
To be. tio. up to •date beggar requires
a lot of . higeituity, and • one ' would
think thattbe sim� ainount of thought
tilting different line a • would produce
something more Worth whiie Tho let-
e.st scheme lnNew' York Is -to stop the
passerby and ask for meney enough
to have -a Prescription filled •and 'shove
the paper
just ' ' 'get' out of the hospital,.and
. .
the doctor •told :me I ' 'must take this
regular," .the • beggar ' will -.say, and
usually he wilts, 'for no one cares tO
_feel-thet--he-tilay--batte-:_sent,?-theAlOar-
..devil away without the -• medicine re-
qiilred to keep him alive, . There is an-,
other chip running about' the CRY. Be
•;•earriee., tt,• loaf • .of bread .on Whichhe
mune-hes- hungrily. All he asks % Is a •
. nickel to get • a cup of Coffee to finish.
off his • meager fitre.-'-,Nete Yorlr Olobe.
• . " free.' Siir.iply write 'Dr. Shoop; 'Racine;
• Itteving a Town In it Boat.
•
• The tranOtory nature or life In Alaskti 'fa shown by an 111044a -in Dr FA
Cook's *count of his ascent of' 'Mount
•atcKitiley,• •PTct the Top Of the ' Conti -
...vat." • Re Was In •search of a. town on
•Yentea river when "e/ gbeut rclu1.
al* a big tioTiy . drifting Tetra the
stream. .4. •ceIrpuleet. Miner, with, all
kindio of things, was in the boat. To
• our ,question, 'How. far to Youngstown?'
he 'anewered; 'it Used to . be 'tweet,
miles above, bireft just 'moved. 1 have •
u*.town-hr thadory•-and.:•ainisking.ir
" • • pewri.g..4
' • Leather dandy.
'Leather is often heavily dressed. with
etigar to increase 'Its. weight. In order,
to show that theft' :leather is not faked..
With tamer the government of the Aus-
tralian eemtnonwealth s.taraps leather
expOtts ;with an of:eclat declaration that
they contain "not More than 5 per cent
of 'crystal Stigar.". .Certain bales so
stamped Were recently held back by
the Cuittem house here as goods partly.
• coMposed of. sugar -l. e., confectionery
••--and were not released 'till the sugar'
thir had been paid upon thent.r--Londoe
Spectator. '
' A Feline Firebrand.
A cat in Ireland, startled from sleep
by the sudden barking ot a•dog, Jump-
ed on the table, overturned the lamp,
Was drenched with blazing oil, leaped
through a 'whitlow in agonized flight,
ran . amuck, a living torch, in the
farmyard and set fire to halt a dozen
stacks before it could be killed, The
resulting conflagration- was disastrous.
The Firefly. ..
It is believed that the Orefly secretes
a peculiar substance which when oxi-
dized by the air is consumed, giving
out only luminous rays. The time may
come when this substance can be made
artificially,
"Mona 'Lisa."
"Mona Lisa" was painted by Leo -
nerd°. da Vinci and is now hung in
the Louvre Paris. It is a • ortrait •of
e w a marr e o ran.-
cesco del Gioconda whence called "La
Glocouda." It was painted in 1500-4,
the artist having hacl It four years in
hahd. Franc& L paid . 4,000 gold
crowns for it a few years later,
• . The Suez Canal.
The actUal cost of the Suez canal
Was $120,750,000.
. • . .
:sassy Keys.
Misty keys shoind be laid to soak
ter some time in e vessel containing
_paraffin oil. After setteng fora day dr.
two the oil will have acted epee the
tost mid loosened it to Such an extent
that it- will be. quite easy ..to remove
;with little•rubbing
Belg ;Litre,
'Belgium is :the most c onfiised little
nationality ' earth tit the great
cities the poPolation made ap of. io- •
.extricable nib:tares Of Flemish races
and the Walloons, . pure French and
. Germans. Add t� this bread splashes .
of, the Spanish blood thaihcanie 113. with
• the princes of 'the last century, and
you haYe a curious' Conglomerate Mae
-the 'olive little Belgian. •
. • Hairbrushes.
Always in. the selection of a hair-
itsh-rentern bee -that. the qiiiility_of_thia-
bristles is A superior consideration to
the. esttunifilM__.....
. .
Get ,Ixiy"booir No 4 for Women 11
will give weak women . many. valuable
suggestions of strietIV
confidential medical advice is entirely
Photographic Introduotion,
, Owing to many swindles perpetrated
recently through forged and stolen' let-
ters of introduction; a eard of photo-
graphic identification invented by a
Pittsburg man has become popular in
that city. Now when the Pittsburger's
friend oaks him for a letter of Intro-
Aluetion he takes the friend to the near-
est photographer iod is photographed
With him In an attitude of presentation.
Then he writes hie note on the picture.
Andwhen it is presented the recipient
has tie doubt as to the identity of his
taller
Autos In City Parka.
Boston hastakena whack at the am
tomobilista, following New York's ex.
Retitle in eiChlding from its perks. Mo.
tor ears eqtilpprll with the .eltaine Oe
Metal covered tires. . The efetrogolitan
nark commission of Boston. has deeld.
ed that the anti-skid 'devices on the
heavy erns tear up the parkways faster
than an army of Mtn eati repair thern
and has dee-teed thaefrotti neW on any
Ohatiffetir operating a machine With
8Plked, 'Chained or studded •WheelS shell
be Molded to the tune of $20.
A voypeculiar accident happened
to Corporal Mart of London, who is
In camp,with the Meclical torpe Of that
eity. While sneezing the effort dia.
lod-pecl hie eyeball, which tame out on
his theek. The eye was replaced by a
phyektion, and he is little the worse
for the strange incident, .
414*****0.*****Tekilie.T.ATTmaTTaTakka.
litiorirðeisisois Oared Caret tit Calm
Wisconsin. ; The • book :No. 4 Otis MI'
about •Dr. Sheep s• 'Night .Oure • and
how these seething,' healing antiseptic
euppositories can be successfully ap•.
:plied • to correct these. weaknesses.
Write for .the book. • Dr Shoop's.Night
-Cure is sold by TY'S R Mohnes and.
W A'MeConnell. . •
' .
I,Ocrgerow • slobbery; .94 The mut/Crum
ROY.
The. Boy • With the Catapult--Noty,
then, give me those bird's eggs! '
His Explanation.
"You don't Seem happy, and yet you
have nothing to growl at?"
That's just the trouble. You need a
little misery by way of vatiety."-.41-
butts. Conetitntion.•
A Sinking, Hollow, " All -
Gone " Sensation at the
Pit of Ole Stomach.
• "THAT IS DYSPEPSIA"
A remedy which- bilis rarely failed tO
give prompt relief and effect perinenent
cures even In the moat °Whist° Casey la
BURDOCK
rt Acts by regulatingand teeing the
digeetive organs, removing PeetiVeneMi
and inersteine the appetite, and tester*
health and vigor to the itytitette
Mrs. Alice Skates, Spriegthild,
IviirAia:*,',1 lave' wied -Burdock Bleed
Bitters and &a that few medicines mut
give snob relief hi Stoma:At Troubles Alia
Dysp.ysIs. 1 was troubled for years with
ll*spepode end weld gbt no rail until X
tiled IL B. It / took three battlement].
bewail anted, and nett I gin oat snythbxg
*Wank l hurAftote, nel teooW
aa 4. au toicitot ,'-•';61wh, *vet*
Farin for sale
july 0 th.
1111,W11814"
For Sale that farm of 120 serge, being
1011 F08-34, lst con., Gotierich towireihip.
ood triune house, frame barn, etableS,
Ye bootie, good spring Creek, 10 sore* of
sherd, alt cleared but about 25 acmes and
in good Sete of cultivation, Soil rich chi
loom. Reiltocible terms to snit pnrehie- I.
or, Apply to 0.J, Wallis, I
Farm tor Sale.
Proprietor offere for latch's farm on the I
77 and 78, situated 1 1-2 ranee trom
maitland Con. Chalerieh Township, Lots
villsge
of Hohnesville, church end school. The '
farm contains 288 sores of choice lab, II
good frame house, and bank barn, 5 *ores
of oroherd end 80 sores of good maple
besaland. The farm is traversed by a run,
nine brook. This hirm will be sold in
1010th Or in parte. Apply to
ALEX BA•rOIJR,
•Bolmeeville.
Choice eroperty For tittle
The undersianed offers for sale his choice
garden property of three sores situated in
Gorden 8 -limy, Clinton. There is it com-
fortable house with stone cellar, on the
place; with stable, hard and soft water,
kinds of fruit trees and in good state of
oultivationi will be sold with entire outfit,
on reasonable terms, II, JOYNER,.
1119iise or StVe
On Maple St, one bail more of ground,
good fruit trees and other small frith,
houselin good °condition, Apply to
.. NIMENS- •
House for Sale.
A cootfortable frarae house ;on Mill St,
containing 3 bedrooms, sitting mons, Pnn-
try woodshed, good (teller, hard and. soft'
water. One-quarter more lot. Will be sold
cheap.. Apply at NEW ERA Office, or
pdl$ IIENRY FOLLAND, Clinton.
House for Sale
The large cottage on Queen street, be
.longing to the ests.tv of the late E.'Bolmes .
is offered foe sale. The lot is one-half
acre, with bearing frith trees, bard and
soft water, AI bargain, Apply at NEW
ERA office, • '
Good Frame House ler. Sale
or to ' Rept
. Subscriberoffers for eale or to rent his
large and Comfortable frame' house on
Heron Street west, containing 9 rooms,
with bath robin, closets, wash. ,rCoro and
pantry. Good. cellar and" fOrnace, alga
good stable, J. B. LINDSAY,. Cliaton.'.
Two Lets.' for -Sale..
For sale, two lots on the south side of
Rattentury St.,. west, bringNos. 498 tied
429.. Apply to W. W. hARBAN,
s'
FOr Sate .
. well established Root and shce bind
nese; at Ilinbtirn, • also House and 'Lot
terms.easy. • • JAMES STANLEY.
•=1•Mimag...ma.
Lot tor:Sale
For sale e /quarter aCiii lot on dame's St-
apy 10
TOWNSEND,
Clinton.
Thresher put fit lot Salt.LL
.Bubscriber ,offe e. for ;,..ale a ootiplete
threshing 11 good order, °enlisting
Of 17-borse-powtr Engine,. and Challenge
Separator, hlt.rqady.to start work:Wull
be sold en oily terms. . .
. GILBERT MAllt, Clinton; F,O.
Enron Road Giiderkth ' TO •
Porthuld Cement
• 411 orders far Portland Cement prompt-
ly:filled. Simpson Brand Portland Cement
the best in the world. J. A, liAMILTOS,
coal dealer,
Pasturage
Raving tented the Draper 'Farm, I am
prepared to take in a limited number of
Wile for summer. Plenty of water.
4in C. W, WiLLTAMS. Hobneiville
Shorthorns for
2 good young bnila 10 end 12 months old,
sired by Doke of iticlimondand bred frOM
mood cows,prioes to suit tbe tinlee M110
gnantity at good seed barley. •
E WISE
. Clinton Pf0,
.Fanners
Farmers wanting hetp..please' cell On
write W. SMITH, 11 Hapailton St.,
Gotdon Block; Stretford, Small wages
for first ,year.
Farm tor Sale.
That Veyi valuable farm belonging to
the undamped, situated three mike front
Auburn station, six milee trom Blyth, 200
tores, sohoel at owner of lot, 20 mina of
hard -wood bush, 2 acres of orchard, . first.
olass hilildirgs, well fenced, well watered,
In h high Finite of cultivation end excellent
Soil; one ot the best farms in the ocontry.
Terms esoy. Apply TROS. BROWN,
&Minn Blyth,
Store and Booms, to Rent
The tmlersigned offers to rent the office
oniIsatto St.,just book of ttforrieh &Crookg;
recently vacated by Mr. 3. Taylor, this is
a good site for &atom and suiteble for any
business, and will be put in shape to snit
the needs of any tenant. Alta r00133g up,
stairs, formerly occupied by Mr. P. B.
Sibelev; suitable for, dwellingor society.
Rent reasonable. Keys may be had at
New Bra- Mee. J. O. ELLIOTT,
Clinton( P.O.
Ads. in the ,A1E11- ERA pay.
Piles are &telly and quickly checked
with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. To
prove it I will mail a small trial box as
a convincing test. Simply address Dr
Shoop, Racine. Wis. I surely would
not send it free Mikes- X was certain
that Dr Shoop'sM agie Ointment would
stand the test. Remember It is made
eapressly and alone for swollen, pain.
ftil, bleeding, or itching plies, either
• external or internal. Large Jae :50e.
Sold by W. S. K. Holmes atid W.
McConnell.
bowies ateloweati tires Olds, oto
PROFESSIONAL
W. OUTDONE,
f$4181110THE trIMOITOR. Ifloymor
ru.suc, ETC,
CLINTON
ft MOUT & 14.A1?.E
OokOrgYANOERS, NariMats
comassiONERs,
, MONEY TO LOAM
;ORR 111DODTI 0, B. HALM
Medjt,a1.
6. W. THOMPSON
Physician. Surgeon„"f gto
etreolaltatt•ention given to diseases oCtbe
Ityal.REar. Thmat. god Nose..
Office and Residence. -
'iwo doors west of the Commercial IWO
warms PK.
Dye. Gann &Alegi*
or. yr. calm. a. R. R. fr. ROD,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton, Right. cages
front door of. office or reeidenee, RattenbF?
Street.
:Dr, T. T, Reline, University or Toronto, '
'914ce hours at hosicital:-1 to 3 p.m: to 0
DR** W• SHAW.
riaysiciart, Bulls:1E0N. e
tenbury t3t.„ °epode W, Farran's residence,'
Accoucheur, eto. °Mee and residence on,
• O. P. **FAXON
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. HOIntes
idiecialist in Crown and iiridste Work::
ikraduate ol the Royal ()allege of Deutai cow ,
geone ot Ontario.
Hoaor graduate ortraiversity of Toronto Dem.
'tal Department,
Graduate of Chicago College of Dental Screen"
%Aces°. . •
will visit Baylield every Monday.'
DR. IL FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEI12S stor6.
.....4essoial.eareseirtoeitakesclenteat
me nt as painless as oossibie,
IVIiseellaneous.
1 AMS Cara2BELL, LONDBISBORO.
tJ • SSITER,011 AfARRIAGls LICENSES
No wItnesses reouired
'Money
_tatiate.lundS to Wan. 07.,Igni)ibeRt and h117..
wards r
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and .general'Aixotiorrier.
GODERIOH ONT
1 ea ET. ATTU elides a Bpi:lain, r.ei , sr
NEW ERA race, Clinton. prtniPty ,attantreel'
to. Terms reasolls131e, FUnners sale nnilso''
discounted •
G, VICTOR GOODWIN
TAXIDERMIST •
Birds and Animals Stuffed and Mountie
true to life. TerMs Reasonable
CLINTON, ONT
G. D. 3il.eTaggart Ili, D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
• BRNICERS •
ALBERT: ST, • CLINTON
t...;sentiral Slaking BuiIa
• tratioaCtod
NOT_ES DISCONTED
Drafts issued. ' Interees showed on
deposits.
The Meicill10,0 Mutual)
Fire Insurance ea.
!Perm and Isolated Town Proleam
ertrienly lammed**
. . . ,
'OFFICERS. • -
McLeari,President,Seafortbi Thos.
Eraser, Vice-pres., l3rucefield; Thos. b- "
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth; •
DIRECTORS'
• Jas. Connelly, Bohnesville; I Jog*
Watt, Flgilikki G. Dale, Clintrin; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, • Beech -
.Wooni J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Eris-
ueweis, Brodhagen.
Each Director is inspector of losses ho
his own locality.
Aoinis. •
Kitht*. Smith, Flarlock; Ed, Hinchlc'
-Seaforth; -James -Cumming;--EgIrgioste
ville; 1. W. Yid, HolmesVille
W. cUTLER,
iPAInter and:Paplir gleaner* -
All work guaranteed '
Prices :reasonable!
Residence, nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute,
IJAC.0!'.1T;ifkYLOR
Vire, ife and Accident
Inswanee • •
Reel entitle bought and se*.
idoney to lean.
Office Issee Street, next door to NOW '
. Brat
•
Agy
Baolog taken the agencYri for the
Massey -Harris Co., will be glad to
orshrowtru'rpairentrne6rnstantyhelnddesolfteMaclittindeethry
Mowers, Cultivators, Gasoline' Eighies Axel
all kinds of Farm Machinery.
AMUS MeLEOD
Opposite Malsels Hank, Clinton.
The Myers'
MusielViethpd
Ida ,03. Hohnes, Teacher.
The Myers' Music Method, for begirt
neve, proAides ts thorough preparetsixost
course in the tuditieents of MUSIC. The
lemons are concluded on Kindergarten
models* and inelude practical -Plano
teaching, making the study pleatiant
and interesting..
Private lessons MOO given, and papae
prepared tor thetilithettgatOryJnilier OAS
laa..