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Clinton New Era, 1910-03-31, Page 4IF • aroh 3xth 1910 With hall the labor, and et half the cost .of other. soap. Sunlight does the whole washing in halt the time, yet without injuring the moat delicate fabric. Use it the Sunlight way. Follow the directions, PRIZE LAST listen County Team in harness (See Specials) 0 4 Stock and Seed Brood mare,° years and over 5 3 2 hilly or gelding, 3 years and over ................ 4 3 2 Filly or gelding,under3 years 4 3 2 Yearling,1 year and under 2..3 2 Agricultural Show Clinton, Thursday, April 7. brmaremionmssiom 41 4a�' F: W. CUTLER, ' Painter and Paper Hanger. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Residence nearly opposite the Collegiate Institute. LOGS WANTED. Highest cash prices paid for Bass- wood, Elm, Maple or Birch logs, de- livered at our mill. The W, Doherty Piano & Organ Co., L't'd. Monuments Choice Designs Best Materials. Jas. Doig, ,Opposite the Post Office Clinton, Trousers at $4. We have placed in stock a few pat- terns of Imported Trouserings. including light, medium and dark grey Worsteds. which we can make to your measure fcr Four Dollars This is exceptional value, and worthy of yotlr inspection, if you are needing a pair. We also have a full range of Spring Suitin s P � g in the new browns and greys. Our Special BLUE SERGE SUIT- ING, guaranteed Indigo dye is a win- ner at $22.00, the Suit usually sold at $25.00. G, W. Barge &Co. Agents for British American Dyeing and Cleaning Co., Montreal. •••••••••••••••N••••••••• • • • • • • •• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i W. •R Counter •• ••••••••••A•••••••••••••••• 2 How Many • • • • • • Twelve r and you count • •them to see if y9.0 get • them, to. When you buy • a Wedding Ring and pay • for 18K, you can't count them, you take the deal- : er's word, and often get 17K or less; We sell • Wedding Rings, and there • is exactly 18K in every s 18K Ring. Test them iany way you like. in a Dozen? Jeweler and Optician. Issuer of Marriage Licenses.• 2 •••• Eggs for Hatching Rose Comb and Single Comb Rhode Island Reds Good wing, tall and hackle: correct shape and color, and No sMoT. Eggs $1.50 per 15. $2 if shipped, ex• press prepaid, Agent tor Boston Dry Feed Hoppers, Clidtax Drinking Fountains and Grit Hoppers, Esso Charcoal, Pearl Grit. M C ii i OF U i.N, ;Clinton RORSE$ j,i rJ lilm l k,, tui if 1st •2nd 3rd Clydesdales Stallion, 3 years and over, $10 $7 4th Stallion,undei 3 year's 6 4 • Shires Stallion, 3 years and overIO 6 2 Stallion, under three years 6 4 Percherons. Best i'erchernn Stallion 8 4- $4 32 2 Hackney ' Stallion. 3 years and over.: ..6 4 2 Stallion, under 3 years...,..6 4 2 -Heavy Draught Brood mare, 3 years and over (See - Specials) 3 .2 Filly. or Gelding, 3 years and over 5 3 2 Filly or Gelding,under 3 years 5 _3 2 Team in harness(See Specials) 6 4 Family of three coif of 69,progeny of same sire .. 6 4 Yearling,1 year and under 2.. 3 2 General Purpose Team in harness 6 4 • Canadian Hair Restorer BeforeAga / _ T After Will restore gray hair to its natural color.. 'Stops falling hair oauees to grow on bald heads. Curesdandrnf,itching, scalp diseases. By its use thin hair grows luxuriantly.'• Contains no oily or greasy ingrediente. Ie entirely pnrike any other hair prepare. tier: ever offered for sale. A good, reliable Canadian preparation. ' • IInsonclted Testimonials. Edith A. Burke, Missionary H. M. Church, Akhimim, Egypt, and friends; greatlypleased with results after two years'!using ) L. A. Hopes, Wilner. Montana. My hair and whiskers restored to natural color, dark brown, by using CanadianHair Restorer. • M. Crum, Burgessvilld, Ont. Canadianfair . Restorer is the best I have ever used. John G. Hall, New Aberdeen, Cape Breton. Canadian noir Restorer has worked wonders. My head is nearly . all covered with thick growth blaok hair, original color. *Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Mailed to any address in the civilized world on receipt of price, 50c. Manufactured by, *HE MEIKWIN CO., Windsor. Ont,, Canada. S .rid in Clinton by W. S. , R. aolmes J. E. Hovey, W. A. [cCornell druggists. Thai e M Now Era The Sunday..thool Lesson Lesson L --Second Quarter, For April 3, 1910. THE INTERNATIONAL, SERIES,. Text of the Lesson, Matt. Ix, 18.34. Memory Verses, 28, 29 --Golden Text, Mark ix, 23 --Commentary Prepared by .Rev. i . M. Stearns. This lesson gives an account of four different acts of healing upon five dif- ferent people—the ruler's, daughter. twelve years of age; the woman twelve years sick, the two blind sten and the demon possessed dumb rnau. Jlattliew, Mark and Luke record the first two. but Matthew alone tells of the others. 411 are equally easy to Ilam to whom nothing is difficult when there is confi- dence in Him. The principle of verse 29 holds alt through, "According to your faith be it unto you," ,But we must always remember that these were samples of the kingdom which was then at hand, but because of Elis rejection postponed till He shall cotyle again. As 1 understand it, we cannot expect kingdom manifestations in this age of His rejection except as He may in great grace see fit to grant them. But as the age draws to a close, which. it Is rapidly doing,we may look for greater signs as the kingdom of heaven again draweth nigh.. May we, like Stephen, be full of faith and of the Holy Ghost, full of faith and power, The other accounts of the first two bealings are found In Mark v and Luke viii. There we are told that the man's name was Jairus; that he was a ruler of the synagogue; that hefell down at Jesus' feet and besought Him greatly, for bis little daughter was vying at the point of •death, and she was his only daughter. .Jesus arose and followed Salmi, and so did His disciples, and match people also fol lowed Him and thronged Him. Con- sider the anxiety of the father's heart and his expectation, for, although he had not heard• the words "I will come and heal her" (viii, 7), was not the Lord Jesus Christ with whim, and was not that assurance enough for Jairus? But in the throng that pressed upon Him there was one desolate heart—a woman who had been ailing for twelve years and, having spent all that she had upon physicians, was nothing bet- tered. but rather grew worse. She, having heard of Jesus, had such,confi- dence in Himthat she said within her- self, "If 1 may touch but His clothes. 1 shall be whole."' She accordingly pressed through the crowd 'behind Him. touched the border of His gar- ment and :was instantly healedof heli Illness of many years. Most gratefully and gladly would -she have sliuned 'away without troll - Roadsters Staliion,151/ hands and over 6 4 Stallion,under I51� hands,, 6 4 Carriage horse in harness,equip. ment considered. 5 3 Roadster horse in harness, equipment considered.. 5 3 Carriage team -in harness 5 d Roadster team in harness., 5 3 Saddle horse... 3 2 (Age in all classes to be considered. Age to date from. January 1st). (Brood mares must be in foal, or have raised a.foal,) CATTLE 2 2 2 2 2 2 list 2nd 3rd Short horns i Bull, 3 years and over.. $8 $5 33 Bull, 2 years 5 3 2 Bull, 1 year 5 3 , 2 Cow. 3 years and over5 3 2 Heifer, 2 years....... . 5 ' 3. 2 Heifer, l,year 4 2 1 Herefords Bull, '2 years or over 5 3 Bull, under 2 years 5 3 Cow, 3 years and, over.. 5 3 Heifer, under 3 pears , .. 5 3 Polled Angus Bull, 2 years or over.... 5 3 Bull, •1 year:: ....-....r:: 5 3.... ' Cow, 3 years, and over .. 5 . 3 Heifer, under 2 years ... 5 3 `White Wyandots, SS C.B. y Minor-' cas, W.C.B. Polands. One choice pen of each. Eggs 750 per setting. 'Clarence Paisley, Clinton. The Automatic Vacuum CARPET CLEANER HOME VACUUM CLEANING is now con ceded, the world over, to be the only efficient and sanitary method for ex- tracting dust and dirt from Carpets, Rugs, NloorsiUpholstered ed Furnft re Draperies, Pillows, Mattresses, and in fact everything that contains this enemy of the home—because, particu bythe "Automatic" wayit gets larly g ALL the dirt without moving any thing from its place, without injuring the most delicate fabrics arid with Oit stirting,up a particle of dust It replaces the broirm, the Carpet .Sweeper and the dreaded o d•fashion. ed house.cleaning days. For Sale or to Bent by A. E. TURNER For . Settlers IN MANITOBA - SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA How Made and How Reached LOW SETTLERS' RATES Settlers with Live Stock and Effects Special Trains leave Toronto 10.10 p,m. Tuesdays during MARCH and APRIL iSettlers and Families without Live Stock should use .- Re¢ular Trains 10,10 p,m. daily WINNIPEG FLYER 38hours to Winnipeg Through;TourlstCars COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS In which Berths are Free Apply to nearest Agent for copy of "Settlers' Guide,' "Western Gamin,' Tourist Cars," or write R. L. Thompson, D,P:A., G.P,R., Toronto. ming Him i'urtuer, 19nt tie uuu wure for her than she bad dared to expect. Ile had a personal word for her heart full of peace and assurance, Before she could get away Jesus, knowing all things, :laked who touched Hine, for he knew that virtue bad gone out of Him. The disciples were surprised at His questiou, seeing so many touching Flim, but the woman came with fear and trembling,fell down before Him and be- fore all the people declared why she had touched Him and bow she had beep immediately healed. Then came to her the edded, unexpected blessing in His precious: words to her heart: "Daugh- ter, be of good comfort; thy faith hath made thee whole. Go in peace and be whole of thy plague." instead et the unrest she mi,?bt have had because she bed, as it were. stolen a blessing, she had His own word of "peace," Then she might have bad some sywp• tonis of a recurrence of her trouble, and the devil would be sure to be on hand with some unrestfui suggestions, but now she had not only an experi- ence, but His infallible word that she was healed, and had He not called her "daughter." and wasn't that worth while? Let all secret believers confess Jesus Christ publicly' and see what ad.- ditional blessing will surely come to them: But all this delay has seemingly made Flim too late to help the little girl, for before He reaches the house messengers come, saying that she le dead. As soon as Jesus heard It He said to Jairus, "Fear not, believe only, and she shall bemade whole" (Luke vili, 50). And quickly it is even so, and she is alive and well and eating like. any well child. Only the father and the. mother and Peter,James and John were. present at the raising to life—just seven, including Jesus and the little girl, the unbelieving scorners all without. Let us be "most surely believers, kuowing the certainty" of, all I31s words (Luke i, 1-4). He is never too late, and noth- in;; is too hard for Him who created all things. Two blind men follow Him into the heat house, into which He enters, beg- ging Him to have mercy on them. His one question was, "Believe ye that 1 am able to. do this?" .Their affirmative reply brings His "According to your faith be. it unto you;" then His touch, and they see like other men; yet, un- like many, they see Jesus, their healer, and start forth to spread abroad Ells fame. , The next case is a dumb demon pos. sessed man, and by a word he. Is heal.. ed. No wonder that themultitudes said,. "It was never so seen in Israel," for one, like this bqd never been seen. before. Whether Yid touch; Ellen dr He touches its' or speaks the word, His power is manifest. May we all touch Him in the consciousness of our help- lessness and need; as the long suffer ing woman dld; and not indifferently, like the crowd. Loose Te. Loses Fiavour It not only loses flavour, but worse than this, loose tea takes on new odors, such as coal oil, molasses, onions, coffee, soap, etc.,—to say nothing of• its exposure to the sun, dust, dirt and air. Therefore, for your protecttont is sold only in sealed lead packets—never in bulk. wiemeemiammennwarmaree ILLINERI' This is the question of importance with the Ladies just"now, our Spring Opening the 25th and 26th of March. Ladies come and see the fine display of High Class Millinery. Paints—This is the time to trim up your homes and here is where you can find the Best and cheap- est Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Turpentine, etc. Seeds.-Farnf'ers now is the time to procure your Clover and Timothy seeds. We oar supply you. Produce wanted for either trade or cash. • R. Adams, . Loudes'boro, ellimesegiismemimminemp ARE YOU NEEDING VISITING CARDS? HOMESEENERS' EXCURSION$ VIA TO WESTERN CANADA LOW. ROUND TRIPRATES -Dairy Cows and Fat Cattle Dairy cow, any age or • •breed 4 3 Fat heifer age consider- ed . onsider-ed, ...... ...,,•. .3, Fat steer, age considered 3 Two stack steers,2 years, and under3 Two stock heifers, 2 yrs' and under . ... 3 Sweepstakes Best 3 of any breed,3 yrs and under, with hull 5 Best male any age Diploma Best female any age ..:: Diploma' Cattle date from Sept. 20th GRAIN and SEEDS lst' 2nd 3rd Fall Wheat,.any variety.. $3 $2 .50 Oats, black, named 3 2 .50 Oats, wbite, named 3 2 .50 Barley, two -rowed, named 3.' 2 .50 Barley, six -rowed, named 3 2 .50 - Peas, named 3 2 .59 Timothy seed 3 2 .50 Clover seed 3 2 .50 Potatoes, late, named 3 2 .50 Potatoes, early, named 3 2 .50 SPECIAL PRIZES` For best three horses. agricultura; or draft, mares or geldings,age con sidered, open to each Township of the County of Huron. The animals must be owned 6th April, 1910,' by residents of the named Townships. Any num- ber of entries will be received from each township. Prize $25 as follows: Should only 1 Township.compete $5.00 Should Two Townships compete 10.00 Should 3'1'ownships compete 15.00 Should 4'1'ownships compete 20.00 Should 5Townships or. mora com- pete .25,00 For best 'Heavy Draught team in harness,prize of$10 in gold and diploma given by Mr. Wm, Proudtoot, S. C., M. P. P., Gnderich. Jos best Agricultural team in. har- ness, prize of $10 in gold arid. diploma is given by the Vice -President, Mr Geo Hoare. For best Brood mare. . Heayy Draught, The Molsons Bank Trophy, valued at$15, The Royal BankClinton offer a spec idprize of $5 in gold and Diploma for the best herd of cattle three o any breed, three years and under with bull JAS. SNELL, C. E. Dowding President Secretary GOING DATES 28 Ang. 9,23 Jane 14, Apr.19i 5, May 3, 17, 31 lily 12, 20 Sept. 6, 20 THROUGH SPECIAL TRAINS TORONTO 7`O WINNIPEG ANb WEST Leave Toronto 2.00 n.m. on above 'days l tlecsClan Celebes, Colonist and ToursSep. Apply to nearest 0.1).11. Agent or write R. L. Thompson, D.1',A , Toraato. ASI( 1y01f lHOMESPEtERS'IA1MPIILET 2 SPRING BLOOD IS. BAD BLOOD How to Get :New. Health and New Strength in the Spring ' Even the mast robust find the win- ter months trying to their health. Confinement indoors in often over- heated and nearly always badly pen 11 t f ated rooms—in the home, the of - ice the shops and : the school—taxes. the 'vitality of even the strongest. The blood becomes thin and watery, or clogged with impurities. Sometimes Yeti get up in the morning just•as tired as when you went' to bed. Some people have headaches and a feeling. of languor; . others are low ,spirited . der from one to three clays notice and and nervous; still others have pimples,, repairing done while you wait. andskin eruptions. ..Chese' are all spring symptoms that the blood is out of order. . Many people rush to purga-• tive medicines in the spring. This is a mistake. You can't cure 'these troubles with a medicine which gal- lops through your system, and is sure to leave you weaker still. What you need to give you health and strength in the spring is a tonic medicine and the one always reliable tonicand blood builder is Dr 'Williams' Pink Pills. These pills not only banish spring ills but guard you against the more seri- ous ailments that follow, 'spch as anaemia, • nervous debility, indiges- tion, rheumatism and . other diseases due to bad blood. .Dr Williams' Pink Pills actually make new. richblood which strengthens every nerve, every organ and every part of the body. Try this'medieine this spring and you will have strength and energy to resist the torrid heat of the coming summer. Mr Geo W Johnson, Hemford, N. S., says:—"A couple of years ago when I came home from a lumbering camp where I had been employed my Drde Van's French !Female: Fills th eWife's Friend A ".'reliable regulator; , never fails Yhile these pills rre exceedingly p werful in regulating the generative portion of the female system, they are strictly safe to use. Refuse all cheap imitations. Dr de Van's are sold at $5 abox,or three for $10 Mailed to any address. ` The Scobell Drug Co, St. Catherines, Ont. WI.R. WATTS & SON EARLY every lady in Clinton goes visiting, and • what would ' be . more appropriate for her than a nice .box of Visiting Cards, .neatly printed in . the lat- est styles.. of -type ? • Wehavejust .opened' • up- a shipment, of wthese, Cards, and ould :be ', ..pleased to ha ve . your order. The Cost is Very gmall ' store, opens at 730 a m: closes at 8 p m.; We are Practical Boot and Shoe mak- ,ers.and repairers. Boots made to or. blood was in such a condition that "Blood Will Tell" Strength, stamina and vital- ity depend upon the blood supply. Keep it pure, fresh and red with BEECI-IAMS PILLS Sold P.ierywhere, In boxes 2$ teats. my whole body broke out in boils -- some six and eight in a nest. These were so painful that I was confined' to the house and for three months was treated by my family doctor. I got no better in -fact the sores began to eat into my flesh and as times were offensive that 1 refused to sit at the table with my family. A friend task- ed me one day why I did not give Dr Williams' Pink Pills a trial and I de- cided to do so I got six boxes and be- fore they were all gone the sores be- gan tO disappear and my system was much strengthened. 1 continued us- ing the pills until 1 had taken twelve boxes when every boil and sore had disappeared, and 1 have since enjoyed the very best of health." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes for 32.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine 00,, Brockville, Ont. Farmers Attention We have en hand several pairs of our own make boots,just the thing for the Spring wear. Come in and see them, , To our Londesboro Customors —All repairing left et the post office or at Mr R. Adams store' will have my best attention. .I will be at mystore on Fridays, Give mea trial W. H. WATTS & SON Opposite Post Office Try us once. You willIcotpe 'again.. The Clinton New Era "Quality Printing" our:' motto. • If you cannot come yourself, 'phone 3o.. 41M111•.w - We Want to . Land your first order,' because we know that 'the satisfaction you will derive from that will open your eyes to the fact that you cannot do better anywhere else that you can with us. You will find that we 'aro not "all at sea" in oar business, but thoroughly "up- to the minute" and watchful of the interests A our customers, knowing that, by so loing, we are really acting for our wn ultimate benefit. R. A. DOWNS, Dew Water. The ancient "dew ponds" of England have their modern counterparts on the rock of Gibraltar, where drinking wa- ter Is obtained by the condensation of the abundant dew in specially prepare ed basins. The primitive process con- e hollow in the ground con- sists in making a h and filling the bottom with dry straw, over which is placed a layer of clay. night the clay (1 a clear g y cools very rapidly, and the dew'ls condensed into water in the basin. The pond is im- proved•by putting a layer of asphalt or Portland cement under the straw. At Gibraltar the present practice is to use wood instead of straw' and sheet iron instead of clay. Merchant Tailor, - Clinton, Allen's Lung Balsam Contains no Opium. Is the ane Safe and Effective Cough Remedy for general family use X>AV'IS i LAWItiillGl; CO., itfoatrral. thwiiwwidaminifiriwwwwwrWaftwilaviN S. C. 'Rathwell C. Hoare Shoe Parlor Music Store Travelling Goods IAre yougoing travel - this Springb? We have just placed in stock a nice line of travelling goods, consisting of Trunks, Suit Cases and Telescopes. Come in and get our prices, before purchasing elsewhere. We can , in- terest you, A lull stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers at Special prices S. C, Rathwell Popular. Songs. If you want any of the popular, songs, try our Sheet Music Department A Full Stock. of Vio- lins and Violin Sup- plies always on hand • Try us for sweer;Ntoned Harmonicas.' C. Hoare. IA NM MilthWW M MAMA Ford & McLe�d Baying secured a commodious Grain Storehouse, we are now buying all kinds of grain, for which the highest prices will be paid. Bran, Shorts, Corn and all kinds "of hanin Seeds and other feeds kept On d at the storehouse. fiord & IV1cLeo�<° O. T. It. STATION, CLINTON. 0 Before placing your orders for your season's supply of Col, get our prroos. The.very best goods; carried in stock and sold at the lowest possible price. Orders may be left at Davis & Rowland's Hardware store, or with . W. J. Stevenson, At Electric Light Plant. Ammer