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FRIDAY,. MAY 25, 1900.
Editorial Notes.
It is stated, on linthority that can-
not be questioned. that Hon. Mr. Fitz-
patrick will not leave the Cabinet for
the bench, as intended, but that he
will remain as minister of justicaun- •
til the close of the session. and pro-
bably longer.
- Sir Wilfrid Laurier informed the
House on Thursday am.: it is his inten-
tion to investigate the 'alleged scandal
in connection with the purchase of sup-
plies foe the steamer "Arctic". which
was so generously equipped with spirits
when she sailsd tan Hudson
Hon. Dr, Reautne.' whO submitted to
what.some journals speak of .• as
slight operation" fin, a growth on the
palsite, is said to be resting easily and
expects to be attending to his duties in
a few days. All will he glad to „find
that expectatiOn retllizecl. But if tlie
growth is, as has heen reported, of,a,
cancerous nature, the ease FS 'much
graver. The removal of such growths
is_neyer a -slight • matter, and the
doctor's friends will sincerely hope
th there wilt be no recurrence,
Hon. James 1,Dtinsmnir, the new
Lieutenant -Governor of British Col
unibia, in succession to Sir Henry Joly:
is the richest man on the Pacific coast.
His father was the pioneer coal miner
of Vancouver Island. He hit upon the
• Nanahno inines, and made millions out
of them. The children inherited the
property and a large amount of
money. James Dunsmuir NIS managed
the Dunsmair properties with skill
and success for years, and recently he
ve $100,000 for a provincial univer-
sity He will make a popular Gayer_
nor of the province which he served
for a brief period as Piemier. And
the uninnial thing about it is that he is
a conservative, and accepts his ap-
pointment at the hands of a Liberal
government.
Finding no room for criticism re-
garding the condition of the country,
and little that they tan object to in the
egislation provided by the Dominion
Government, the 'Opposition have been
forced to hunt for "scandals" and see
e.alled extravagances in their efforts to
asperse the Liberal party. Mr. Poster
bas beeh Oloquently silent since ever
Mr. Sifton challenge/thin) to the proof.
yet the OPposition organs are daily
dishing up the immigration question
to their readers as something which
.needs their strongest condemnation.
Others again, are trying to arouse
the indignation of the farmers -who
'are too prosperous and well -pleased to
-get angry at anybodv-by picturing
to them the luxury and expense of the
Ministerial private cars. The Liberal
Ministers are doing no more than did
tbe gonservative Ministers, and no
'More than they would do if they had,
the ch lane again to use the Govern-
ment cars.
Mr. Racine Denies
The statement was recently made
: • , that me, Racine, Liberal X. P. P; for
Russell, intended to go 'over to the
Conservatives. This is his own con-
tradiction
"1 hereby take this opportunity of
denying in the most emphatic terms
possible the rumor emanating front
The Toronto News insinuating that I
Was about to change my political al-
jegianee.
"There is not a particle of truth in
the rumor. I am well satisfied with
-the Liberal party and with its present
leader, Hon. 0. W. Ross, who has an
Ways leaked after the interests of the
farmers, and shown equal justice; to
41 feel that with such an extravas
gatit and reckless rule as eXistS
at Torotite, the surplus left by the
• Noes Government will soon be moan-
. 4dered and Ontario reduced to deficits,
•
,
something new for our fair Province.
"I think the Electric Power Rill is
batefaced steal from the farmeos gen-
orally, and from the pockets of the
people ef the whele Eastern portion of
the Province, who will be taxed to sup-
port, power for 'Toronto and points in
•Close proximity. -
"I have the greatest respect for and
pride in any venerable leader, and an
unshaken confidence in my party,"
Some Assessment Figures
WEST WAWANOSH
Below is a comparison of statistics
from the assessment roll of this town-
ship for 1906, .with the figures for hist
year:
1905 1006
Valne real property
vithout buildings il1,127,457411,123,100
Value buildings. 455,000 410,914
Amount taxable real
ProPertY. - • • • • • • 1,582 457 1,564,044
Business assessment 7,055 9,500
Total assessment., 1,580,512 1,573,544
Population 1894 1883
EAST WAWANDSO
From the roll for 1900 the following.
statistics. are gathered No. of tierce
of land cleared, 30,281 ; number of
acres rStwoodiandt 3,549 ; slash land,
2,234 1-2 ; swamp, 0,671e ; total, 41,734
Total population, 1,702 -a decrease of
53 from, last year. No; of dogs, 288.
The assessment figures, compared
with lest year, are as fellows
1900 1905
Real property, ex-cInsive of buildlgs $1,182,h80$1,121,040
Value buildiugs..e. 411,080 34600
Total arn't taxable
real property.. . 1,033.180 1,459,080
Bosiness assessment " 4,670 4,900
Total itesessirtent1;637,850 1,401,010
GoDuaign TO WN
An examination of the assessor's
roll for the present year shows an in-
crease of 121 in population over last'
year, and an increase of $230,129 in
totalassessme114.5.4 The figures cona-
pared with last year are :
- Increase
•
Rearestate, 1906, ...$1,508,855
" 1905 . 1,33.1,850 $174,005
Business asses, 1906 241,562
11 1905 189,774 51,788
Income, 1906 • • 8.3,251
" 1905...........•78,918 4,336
Total assesstret, 1906 1,833,671
" 1905 1,603,542 230,129
• The population is 4,410, against 4,295
TER
BEWARE .OF OINTMENIS FOR
Lt.
as mercury will surely debtroy the
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CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
sense of ;smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering. it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles slaould never be used excepts on
prescriptions front reputable physicians
as the image they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them Haire Catarrh Cure manu-
factured by P. J. Cheney St Co. Toledo
0,, contains no mercury and is taken
internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the saen
tem. In buying Hall's Catarrh tilure
be sure youget the genuine. It to tak-
en internally and made in Toledo,Ohio
by F. J, Cheney Ss Co„. • Testimonials
free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75e per
bottle,
tiTonak. e Hall's Family Pills for constipw
ASFIFIELDi
. • •
The total assessmettof this township •
for the year 1905 is$2,516,296. This
shows the large increase ofi $819,078
over last year's Agaves. Real property
is assessed at $2,503,900, against $1,686,-
550 re,st year ; the .business asSessment
is $11.250, against 10,535 last year, and
the taxable income is $1,148, compared
with $133 last year. The total pepula-
time is 2,781 ; it was 2,910 last year.
There' were 19 births ant110 death
he s dur-
ing the year. Ttownship Contains
5(3,164 lkerOS of cleared land; 1,059 acres
-
of woodlaucl .; 2,099 acres of slash, and
4 079acres of Waste laud ---a, total of et,-
(XII acres.- • , '
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A BILIOUS HEADACHE
Is one of the meanest things in the
. world. To prevent biliousness use Dr.
Hamilton's Pip, which keep the vs -
tem clearr and &re', - regulate the bow-
els, give tone to e*itiney's' and. liver,
You'll nevelt, havese•a' headache, yatfli
neyer .have 801.13' • stomach, but you
will have vigorous, bracing health by
taking Dr. Hamilton's Pills ; 25c per
box, ot five nukee fox one clo
The effect, in West Rayon.
The following itein shows the effect
the new legislation will have on teach-
ers' salaries in West Huron ;
The revised.legiSlation means that
the salaries of rural school teachers in
WestHuron Inspectorate will not nin
e
essarily be increased to such an extent
as was indicate'cljby the flminimuin
salary inea,sure.
In WestHuron tbereare twentyfour
rural school sections with an aseesse
ment of $200,000 or over, avhieh, under
the reginations KS above outlined roust
Rey a salary of 8500 in 19074 twenty-
six sections assessed betreeen $150.000
and 0200.000, whicli must Pay SM.; 37
sections assessed between 0100,000 and
$150 000, which must mg' $400, and 9
Sections assessed between $50,000 and
$100,000 which must pay , WO. Nine
asiistant teachers ha the inepectorate
Will receive at least $300 each.
This means, for the 105 rural school
teachers in the inspectorate,aggregate
minimum salaries of $4.4,350. Accord-
ing to the provisions of the bill as at
first brought down, this aggregate
woeld have been $48,000. It is, how-
ever, still a considerable increase Over
the salaries now paid, which tuncimt
to $37 740, The average increase to the
105 teachers will be nearly $63, even if
the minimum is not exceeded in any in-
stance,
----e•res-s-0-----""---
110W TO GET CONSUMPTION.,
Ninety per cent of thelungers" con-
tract consumption. by allowing power
resistance to fall so low that a favour-.
able condition fore the developmentof
-
baccilli is provided. In a healthy sYs-
tem consumption can't take root. But
Nvhere there is weakness and debility,
there you find ttiberculosis. For de-
veloping strength and building up the
weak, nothing equals Ferrcizorte, It
makes the blood nutritious .and the
nerves enduring. The way it converts
feed into 'nutriment, the eppetite it
gives is surprising. Just what 1lie man
verging on censulnption iieeds,- that's
Ferrozorie..If tired and veerik dou't
put off. hafty cents boys a box ef fifty
tablets -at all dealers.
Complatsory Voting.
• .
,„., Spealtigg of the, proposal new before
tbe m
lOopaion House , rel erenoe-oh0
5'tOpity. votifig,lbe Toro!) to .fta,r
:says;• -•How this .law is to operate
egainSt coi•ruott• ion , is novery clear.
(Inc• theOry may be•that there is ablass
of voters who present will not vote
unless‘tbey ore paid; this law Will com-
pel them to, vote or subinit to be •dis-
qualified, Another theory may be
that there are voters who are paid to•
stay awn, from the polls, end that
w e iecnierrin-th'
it IS easy to • iscover whether the cor-
rupted voter has kept his promise:
A fewcases of corruption may be
reached this way, but it is very doubt-
ful whether abstsentiort frorct voting is
to any.great extent a measUre or indic-
ation of corruption, It may represent
indifference in politic duty, in whinh
case it is hardly a nunishietent be com-
pel the indifferent person to be indiff-
erent for apother stx years. But very
often it showadissatisfaCtiort with both
eandidates onboth parties,: and in this
way is a most valuable indinatien of
public opinion: • ' •
There are many voters who like to
maintain a record of never having
cast a Literal et. a.Conservative vote, 1
as the case may be. They may have a
poor opinion of the •party candidate;
they new think the party is on •the
wrong track, andrequires it wholesome
warning. , But the wrench of voting
for the candidate of the other party ie
too much for them; and if they are pek-
suaded or conapelled to go at the polls
they will probably Succumb to. the
fox ce of habit and association. They
show their dissatisfaction and exercise
their inderientienCe stayingat home.
And this silent disapproval is really
More effectbee than going to the polls
and casting it vote on the other side;
because the candidate and the party
knoW the character of the man, and
catihieastwe' the force of the rebuke
int plied in his abstention.
Under the hew law, . such a voter
might cast a blank Willa; and a big
pile of such blanks might convey, in a
general way, the iinformation that
something Was wrong. 13tit it Would
not be known 'which capdidate • or
Which party was aimed.at, nor who
cast the blanks. 'The lesson would not
be nearly as dears that conveyed by
the deep, though . silent, disgust of
John Smith, the italwait Liberal, or
John 13rowo, the life-long Conserva-
tive, who declares by his abstention
thanhe cannot vote against his party,
and will not vote for it ou this °maiden.
CLINTON NEW Ella
' New Notes
Win. Albertson phot a large wildcat
near Oakville,
Over twentyfour thousand new sett -
lore have arrived in Quebec thisseason.
.7. T. kiralkey, Maisseratarrie agent
at PT(nydahatan..is underarrest charg,
ed h cmbezzieuient,
Dr. 0. A, Sippi, forMer bursar of the
London Asylum for the insane, died
yesterday after a prolonged illness,
!• John Sullivan died from blood polo-
iring at Kingston, Cat. Me was cut
' by a sharp piece of tin Whilegardening.
A surgical operation Was performed
on Hon. Dr. Rectums) at Windsor, and
laewe.edxay.
ecets to return to Toronto in a
f
Tbirteen hundred hartenderslicenses
have been sent out bythe Provincial
License Department since the amend-
ed license act went into eifect on the
ist of May. •
At the home of John Hudson; Deser-
onto reed, near Kingstah. his little
daughter, two years cild,chuabed about
half way up a laddenwhich fell,killing
her,
Chivvies Robbins, aged. 85, while
working in a sawmill at-Crose Creek,
N.13, had one of his legs torn from his
body, He died before medical' aid
weld reach him.
It is reported that the new moderat-
• Saskatoon •
A good many persons in this locality
are interested. in Saskatoon, and the
following; from a recent visitor there,.
will be of„,interest :
'I will give you a few observations
gincle.
of this rot here. on Friday anda
ace during my 'three days
stay. '
my way to the Royal Rotel, where
Charles Mason, formerly of Brucefield,
is proprietor. Here I was made very
welcome, and felt right at home. Had.,
I not been an old acquaintance of Mr.
Mason's I would have _been hard vet to
get a night's lodging. Mason feeds
from '15 to 100 men three times a day,
and sleepingroom is at :t premium.
At train arrivals one can hardly get
standing room on the station platform
or at any of the seven large hotels and
boarding houses. All this throng is
composed of middle-aged and young
men -no women, no, not one. This
place is certainly on the boom. Four
years ago it was only an old trading
post of the Hudson Bay Co. andto-
(183'
it numbers 3500 inhabitto-
(183'ts, and a
floating population of from 1500 to i
2000. It s dazzling to one's eyes to
see the hustle, bustle and rustle, every-
body on. the run, seemingly trying to
get there before the other fellow.
Iliere are reasons for all this. Here is
the distributing point forenaterial for
the new G. T. P, Grading is goingon
;lust a few miles out, and track -laying
will follow in it week so, • 'Here are
located seven chartered banks, and as
inany chrovhes. There is not a single
well of water in the whole town, Riv-
er water is used altogether, the taste
being flat, but whisky, beer, ale and
porter are flowing freely ab ten cents a
,glass. If you want a chink of water
you most ask for it, and in some eases
pay extra for it. just across the river
there is an elevation of over fifty feee
overlooking the town. Here are fine
public buildings already, hospital, high
school, etc. It is here the notorious
Louis Run tvas captured,"
'41
e Trust
Doctors
If you are suffering from
impure Weed, thin Wood:de-
hility, nervousness,- exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known'
all your life. Your doctor
knows it,too. Askhimiboutit.
inc must look weft after tho,,eonditlen Or
your liver and bowels. Voltam there le daily
:ging ,tg9ti itigni:Ventrue•
sea, dyspepelk apd thing preventing 8..r.
rirgglizgrmpetinVregtr,Ing.tNI:
, The dos.). Only one pill at bestinee,T
*ads by 0. Ayer 00., Lowell, Ease,
Areo Saittuntoturiors or
P OMR MOIL
ore ACME CORP,.
11.., clew PECTORAL
Not Knocked Out 'Yet
The horse is always about to be, but
never iv,`put out • of bilsiness; On the
appeatance of .every new agency' of
transportation the annouticemeet is
solemnly made that the horse, after
passing through ari era of ,deereasing
prices, will cease and determine. It
vette st) when railroads began to gain
headway 1 when bicycles came into
iise,when the electrical cars commenced
to buzz along the highways, when the
auto developed into something more
than a curiosity, and yet here the
horse is still ,,vith xis, more valuable
than ever. Statistice show that there
haS been a notable increase both in the
'number and value of horses in Canada
and the United States in the last nine
.years, • The aggregate of horses on
January I, 1900, in the United States
stood at 18,718,578, against 14,861,667
at the corresponding date of 1807.
Their total value inpreased front $452,-
618,306: in 18117, to 51,510,889,000.
The report that the Government has.
already &tided that Toronto will have
eight seats in the Legislature, nrider a
redistribution bill to be.brought down
next aession, has no foundation. It 18
based solely on the retrierk nuide by
thi3 Premier during an addreOs at the
recenrsession of the Legislative, in
which, while desiring to be Understood
as not, pledging himself in any sense,
lie expressed the opinion that Toronto
WAS entitled to increased iepresentar
tion.
or ef the GeneralAsseinbly of the Pres-
byterian Church, which nieets in Lou-
den on june 6, will' be Itev,Dr. Falcon,
er; of Pieten,N.S.
C.M. IlaR7, of the G. T. P., ; wit- 50
hv h'is friends, 8,nd presented vvith
ears old, ednesday. Ile was dined
solid gold lenring cup, and a bouquet of
50 American Beauty roses, •
If you prefer to take medicine in tab-
let form you can now obtain Dr,S hoops
Restorative Tablets. Absolutelyno
change has been made in the Medicinal
tngredients. Sold by W,S,R. 'Holmes.
• Ex -Mayor John Christie, one of Lou -
dons best-known citizens, and one of
the laegeet property owners in the
city,is in a, critical eondition,and ramie
hers of the family Wive been summon-
ed to his bedside. He was •strioken
with paralysis of the throat.
' The 'succession duties for the first
four months of 1906, ending April 30th
amount to $167,745, being some $7,000
less than for the same -period of 1905.
Several large estates ladwever, which
have not been valued and assessed,will
probably bring the receipts fully up to
As soon as the Attorney General's
. Department has handed over the $2000
which the coramissioners in the Gamey
enquiry estreated to the Ifospital for
Sick Children the last act in this polit-
icel drama will haVe.closed. The .nes-
tion of where the • iaaotiey Came from
may still be in doubt, but its destination
is sure. . •
. •
Fifty-one London bartenders have
thus far been licensed by Inspector
Gri)lpin tinder the new license regula-
tion. • Two applications were refused.
Porters. in certainhotels are being
licensed, so that th-ey may take the
places of regular •vvMe clerks hi the
event of emergency: .
• ft pourthe oil of life into: your
sys-
t.c'mu, It y4,4143,•is you up 'and starts thc
:life brad cirbulating. Th'at's what•
Hollister's •Roalty mountainTea does.
35c Tea: or Tablets. Aek your Drage
gist; • •
A:man-faced colt, was born on the
"farm of Alex, Shaver, farmer, lot 26,
con. 2, Westminster, Tuesday night.
The colt: is normal in all :particulars
except the head. The eyes are close
• • -tiler and inhnediately below them
is a protrusion 1 e a nose. • en comes
ihettritiath, much farther up the head',
than ordinarily. A further peculiarity
about the apitnal, is the fact that it re-
fuses the mare's milk, and is being fed:
can etaw's milk.
All the profits of the Methodist Book
'Room, Toronto, beside what is needed
fcir rimning expenses, goes eaeh year
to . the Methodist Superannuation
Fund. The past year has been un-
usually successful, and the 'result ' is
that $15,000 'VMS handed over during
the past week to Dr. Griffin, who has
charge of the fund; This is $1,000
more than what was receivediast: year,
and is the largest amount ever paid
over by the Book Room to" that fund.
The bye -election cempaigti in North
Renfrew for the Dominion will eoon be
on, and pros.peetive candidates!' ate
reokoning them chances in the Party
conventions, 'There is likely to be a
hot contest, no unusual thing in that
constituency, and every effert Will be
ma,de by the Opposition to hold the
seat, which -Was regained by the late
:Hon. Peter "White after the Liberele
had held infer two: Parliaments. On
the other hand, the Laurier Govern:
men t is expected -to make a determined
attempt to get in its inati:Th It is very
likely that the Liberal candidate will
be. Dr,. Mathew McKay, a prominent
politician. former registraar, and the
defeated Ross candidatelast year. The
Conservatives are talkiag Of Mr. Peter
White, jr„ and also of Mr.Dunlop. who
is among the lialf dozen members who
had it majority in fem. figures.
At the funeral of Archbishop O'Brien
of Halifax, the ministers of the differ-
ent Protestant churches attended the
service as it mark of the great and gen-
end respect in Which the deceased pre-
late- was held in Nova_Scotia, and in-
deed throughout Canada. So, when
Hon. A. G. Jones, tieutenant-Gover-
nor, was buried threedays latei, the
Raman Catholic elbrgy of Halifax.
walked in the procession to the doot of°
St. Paul's Anglican church, but did not
enter the edifice. This has been the
subject of A01410 tillfaVOTAble
13l1h the action of the Rothan Cethblic
clergy Was simply in keeping with the
practice of their cowmen:on, and surd-
ly.should not be magnified into e cause
Of offence. .At this distance the con-
duct both of the Protestant and Rom-
an Catholic clergy of Halifax °seems to
have been truly- Christian and adrnir-
able, -Toronto News. .
There was nearly 833 all -day session
at the Division ()mart held at .Listowel
on VVednesday, several important eases
and the usual number of petty ones
being np for hearing. A ease of much
interest, and for which a jury Was ern.
panelled, was that. of Mrs. flittort of
town against a farmer in Grey for the..
recovery of v. stun of money, $40 being
the amoubt, which She liad lost on the
street, and which the defendant was
thought to have found. Two witness-
es were on hand to prove that they
saw him stop on 'Wallace street. and
piek something u), which they believed
was Mrs. Britten's money. Notifying
a constable, the party was followed
to the station* and open being quest.
ioned, he denied having found any
money. He had severe'. hundred dol-
lars upon his person at the time, but
accounted for it by stating that he was
on his Way to pay off a mertgage. Irt
eourt defendant: sweet) that lie did not
find or pick up any moilei, and
although there were soihe at:anima*.
cies in the evidence, the jury corielud-
ed there was no cape against him and
rendered a Verdict accordingly.
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DOES YOUR HEAD'
pea As 'Mush It Waif Being
itauunelid?
As Tk011Ek It Would CNA; OM?
Li ThOugli Million Sparks Were
111,v1ng Out ol Tow Ares?
RorrIble WIMP ot Your Stornack?
Then You Have sick iirodsehel
BURDOCK
sLoop
BITTERS
van sfford relied from headaches Ito matter
whether skit, nervous, erstamotrio, periodical or
billow. It cures by removing tits muse.
•Ms. flamuel If. IlOdatrd, 13ellevills, Ont.,
whom "IAA opting 1 was very poorly, my
aPPefit• fefled inctI felt Weak end nervous, bed
Wok headaches. was Arid all the tiros sad not
sible to work. tow Burdock Blood Bitters
r000mmended for bet such a °sae as mins nod
1 sot two bottle' of it, and kmad it te be ea
sitosIlent blood medicine. :feu may ista •my
Mrs so I think that *there alto* krtow at Abs
wonderful merits of Btirdoek Blood: Itittees.'"
• ' The Premier against Graft
Ibis absolutely impossible for the
Ptemier Of a Government to look into
every detail of .the -expenditure under
the various inspropriatione for the Gina
ernment service,but it is quite possible
for him to prevent any taint .of graft
from affixing itself to him if such an in
legitimate -practice exists, To apply
an Hibernian proverb, he cannot pre -
vont the birds from flying over his
head, but he can prevent theta from
building nests in his hair.
Sfr W ilfridLaurier took very prompt-
ly and quite correctly the proper stand
in the •House of Cominons when he
offered members of the Opposition a
special committee to inquire into the
expenditures incurred 'in 'fitting out
the steamer Meat, for her Hudson's
Bay cruise. • They had a prima facie
ground, for their suspicions, if not for
their insinuations, and Sir Wilfrid lost
(00 time in offering thein the opportun-
ity to make good the former and to
justify the latter. If they decline the
proffered cbance, they will haye no
right to keep on reiterating the admit-
ted facts as colored by their. imputa-
tions.
It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to
prevent members of the civil service
from attempting to prcifit by wrongful
expenditure of public. money. The only
effective way to lessen an evil that will
never be entire*. eradicated is to make
civil servants. feelthat it is dangerous
to yield to temptation.' in this case if
there be an investigation, let it be as
thorough :is possible;and, in the words
of the famous instruction issped by
President (Oran t•ie m tiering an inquiry
• into frit tultilent practiceta "Let no
guilty man escape."-Glolie.
PILLS AND PILES
A prolifie eanee of Piles is the use of
.cathartics and pills of a drastic; violent
,natme„,which is always followed by,
reaetion .on account 0rth6.restnpus,
dryieg proPertiee they. Contain,
',There"ftre °their pauses, butno- nlat4
tbr what the rause or what the kind of
Piles, De. Leonhardt's lletn.Roicl • can.
'be'relied upon to ciire--to stay pured.
• It's an internal remedy that removes
the causes of Itchiug, Blind, Bleeding
pr Someurating Piles. •
A uarantee oes with each acka e
containing a ninn s rea men .
• It 01113110. obtained for $1.00: at drug-
gists', or 'The Wilson -Pyle Co., Limit-
ed, Niagara Falls, Out.
. ,
According to latest inapreesions of
gentlemen -whose interest it is to keep
111 t011eh With the outlook for immi-
gration into Canade, the coming .of
neW settlers, especially' from Europe,
will be greater than ever in the
ariediate future. Sir Thomas Shaugh-
nessy said, in response to a gpestion
on this subject : tst haire never before
felt so hopeful about immigration as
I do today. Iinmigratts will come
to Canada by huucireds 'of thenisands
from every portion of Europe a,nd
America. 110011 for • a great. increase
in the better class." -
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WE TEA011
:Amateur Photography.
at your home. •
Under our instruction there is no exporl.
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You learn to do eVetY step of the work your.
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cORRESPONORNGE DIEPARTRIHNT.
TORONTO,
ONTARIO
?vlay• 25th, 1900
PR• OFESSIONAL
For Sale or To Rent
Rouse for Sale
'Ten rooms, with woodshed , and stable
hard aed soft water, 4 sore of land. oen•
trolly located for particulars appiY to .
W. BRYDONE.
• 1110NRY BRATTOZ
tette Os Stott
• B4R1UKER.1301,1101TOR,
by MScottCdfloe-Elliott lakek,formerly twouP100-
r .
,• MOUT TO VEND .
Rouse and Lot for Sale
For sale a small': house op • RattenburY
street west, together with lot no. 006; being
qu,rter acre, Apply to E. BUTT,. or
NEW EltA office Clinton.
Cottage tor Sale.
The cottage en' Omega St. adjoining the
property of subscriber is offered for salenn
reasonable terms. W. C, SEARLE,.
Also a couple of good brick atoms.
• Clinton Post -office Time Table
• Public lobby opens • 731 :Aeon,
• ePubligeLobby closes ... . . .9.00 p.m.
- Wieketk-M.O, office open 8.00 a.m.
P. 0. °Kee closes........6.00 p.m.
Wicket closes 7.00 pon.
, MAILS.
Mails close as follows: •
, South 0.35 a.m., 3.50 p.m.
East..6.35 ana., /50 p.m., 4.50 pan.
North. . .9.50 a.m. 6.00 p.m.
• West ......... . .. :12.30 p.m.
' Godericb. ,9 50 a.m., 0.p.m., 9 p.m.
Mails are ready for delivery approxi-
mately as follows : •
•From North...,8.00 eon, 4,30 pni
• " West ,. . . . . ,8,00 a.m.
•" South. ..11 00 a,m., • 00
" EaSt......8.00 atm., 2,00p m,
[from the night train
• " Goderich „ 8.45 p.im
Good Rouse lot Sa'e
•The brick house on Ontario St., at
present occupied by subscriber,. is of-
fered for sale. Has • good • stable and
every accommodation, Also.good, top
buggy. -MRS. 001/011." st4itf
Rouse for.Sale
T'he large cottage on Queen street. be
longing to the estate of the late E, Holmes
is offered for sale. The let is one-half
aore, with bearing fruit trees, hard and
soft water. A. brain, Apply at NEW
ERA office. •
•• Rouse t� Rent.
The borate lately occupied hy Mr, Robb
is offered: either for sale or to rent on
reasonable terme. The house has morn
odatioxis for ordinary family, with' goo
garden and bearing fruit trees. Apply t
J. W, IR WIN or NEW OFFICE.
•• Good Rouse for Sale.
Subseriber offers forsale his large an
comfortable frame house on Albert Street
The house has every convenience for ord.n
ary tandly. Good cellar; hard and sof
• warter on thelot; thrOe-quarters.of-an-acr
of laud; • bearing fruit trees, alio' goo
'stable:, 'Will bsd1d on rettsonabie terms
A., WILKEN,
Ohnton lirch 30tb '
' •
. .1lottse f()r
Splendid situation. ' Within twomin
utes walk of Post Office. That comfort
able home at resent occupied I3 the tin
ea' alit
41:1 11 • 1: 14
W, ifIRXDON Es
BA.,ORISTER SOLICITOR, NOTARY
PUBLIC ETC.
onorion
•
4.,1".14.41
aa; i ',raw 46. 1 ami, Ira,1%11041ER
.........
CONVEYANCERS. CoMMISSIONAN 8,
noel Estate and Insurance Agent
Money to loan
CUB. HAZE, .. JoatTRID't
017.s...
• Meditt,al.
Drs. Genn & 01111H.
Dr, W. Gunn, Lit. C. 'P.. L. It. C. 5.. Edla-
Or, 41, Nisbet outut, M. It. C. 5. langland•
L. H. 01,1'., LoarilOn.
Office -Ontario street, Clinton, Night Calls at
front door of office Or residence. Asttenbnry
Street. •
-
DR. J. W. SHAW, •
•• PHYSICIAN. RURGEOld
Alec tiehenr • ste, ofileo and residence On '
Sado 88,,., opposite einglitin °harsh, formerly oa
ennied by Dr. Appleton, Ceinton Ont.
O. W. THOMPSON
Physician, surgeon, Eta.
special attention given to diseneeS of the
P3'e, Bar. Throat and Nose. ,
OMee and Residence,
Albert Street.2 Mocks Norther Ratienbstry
1 Q. W. Nanning Smith, .311. D., 0.1
p.a•xEuolaN & suitoEoN.
C/FFIUE-,-Maiu Street, Hayfield, formerly
•. occupied by Dr. Pallister; •
DR. F. It. /42CON
• DESTIST • .
(Sncoessor to Dr. Holmes.) •
specialist in Crown owl irfilge Work.•
• Graduate of the.hoyanconeeo of Dental Sao.
somas of Ontario.
Honor graduate of University of Toronto Den-
tal Department,•
Graduate.of Chicago College et Dental Surgerr
Chicago.
Will visit Daylield every Monday.
. DR. 11. FOR/LER
DENTIST:
• Offices over O'NEIL'S store, .
• Speoial care taken to Wake dente tre
went as painless as possible. • W vi i
Auburn every Monday.
wr ,
-iscellaneou
• TAMES OABW.BELL, LONDEIBBOItO, .
U SSUER OF MARRIAGE Ix:mum/fa
. ••No witnesses.reouired
,
'
, •Illone •
. y
. Private funds to loan St 4% pr omit and tool
, Wards . • ; " W. EIHYDONE.
. . . .
, GEORGE ELLIOTT,
ELLIOTT,
• . - • -eLINON, ONT., '
Licensed .Auctior.ieer. :
Farm sales a 'Specialty....• '•
... , :TERMS REASONABLE• . - --0
Orders.left at the .NEW,ERA vMe
, • promptly attended. tor
..
., . • •
.. ........._
wash rooms and pantry arid &owl weed-.
shod. •Firebolase well • and .cistern.
Splendid cellar; 1-4 sore land adjoining
• the residence of Mrs. JoaChidley, Apply
at NEW ERA Office or FRED O. ALLe
COCK,
•
,
• tvlat houFewives judge the purity
Of a Saar by its whiteness. White
sbfneltow signifies Purity. • But while
pure flouts are always white, white
((caviare hot always pure,
• Royal Household Hour
is the whitest flour that is Milled..
it IS alto the purest. Yon may think
the flour you arc Using is about at
white es flour can be. Yet if you
place it beside Royal Household
Flour it will look yellow by com-
• parison. Ask your grocer for Royal
Household, and make sure that he
understands that you mean h. '
Ogilvie Fleur:Mills Co.. LW.
Monhael. •• ,
"Ogilvie's Hook for a Cecile" coif-
''Yesains 180 pages of excellent reelpeit,
some never pllb1ls1id befote._xpur
grocer can te Mt host tO getitirNER.
152
, • • -•-•
•
- Farm tor Sale.
• Subscriber offere for sale his farm of
100 acres, being lot 24, Con. End, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 sore.. Brick 'house,
bank barn 40e80, cement silo, 14x30; one
acre of orchard and small fruits, 2 never -
ling wells. Driving house, pig pen, hen
house. • Five miles from Clinton and three
from l'oncelield, on good gravel roads.
• . • '
ALBERT NOTT,
Clinton P. O.
Cho• ice Farm tor Sale
Subscriber offers for sale bis splendid
fermi of 96 korid on the Base Line. being
north pert of lot V, MintlandBlook, Hullett
Good •briok •house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 aeres bash; farm well wa-
tered and in good condition. • 2 miles from
Auburn, and one mile from the proposed
C.r.R. station. JOHN SPRUNG, Au•
• Farm COr Sale. •
:two hundred and thirty -eve acres, sans
ated on Hayfield Road, Goderiet Tp., three-
quarteneota-mile from Clinton. Soil in
excellent condition, having been all under
grose for five years; splendid grain or grove
land, welt drained. Five acres hardwood
: Live stock ,a,nd general Auctioneer,
GODERIOH ONT.
Farm stock sales a Specialty. Orddrs lett fa
NEW ERA office, Clinton, promptly attended
to. • Terms neasonable, Farmers' sale note*
discounted,
NEA.RBIAG LipENSES
ISSUED BY '
Ituatbal‘ • Clinton.
•• • P. TIsDALL.
. BAN:o
Biti,li'
• 41:)LINI;IT
Private tunas to loan on tootegagee :at
• • beet current rate" .
Gener•al, business rauseeted)111
Intereet allowed on ciepo.fes.
Sale notes' bought • •
G. E D. MeTaggert• ,• M. D. McTaggart
• McTalitErit
. • zs
AtBEil1i. $T . CLINTON
• febnerall Banking ,
• .trannacted
•
+ I
builh and excellent orchard. One barn, •
62x74, with stone stabling for 12 home.
and 85 cattle; one, barn, Rs 54, with silo
and stabling for 17 cattle. Large imple-
ment house and pig pen; power and pump-
ing windmills; isrge frame house; • two
good welts and running water at rear of
farm, Apply to MRS, ALEX, AL
Ma WEN; Clintee.P.0e. or Lot 28, Con,
2, Stahley,
.11.,r.a1momma.
"
• Automobile. lor Sale.
10 B. Automobile, in good state of re
pair, run one lieasOn. Vertical double
-
cylinder engines Situated tieSer the hood
easily tumessible price $400. Apply to
• W, SOUTIIAM,-
•86 Maple St., totems
3 Shorthorn Bulls for Sale
Three good yctungTiulle, from 10e to 15
month's old; one roan aed two vede, good
quality, Come end eee them, or 'ante ED,
3, WIht, Clinton, Rabbit Groye Stook
Parma •
Bulls tor Sale.
Two thorn -bred Short Ilorn bulls for
sale, aged 2 /C8 years, both red with *little
white; eplendid individual Willa of good
pedigree. One by Right& Imported 'Pan-
ay's Pride; the other by Nnell'e flier of
Minting. Will be sold reasonable,'
If ' ' JAMES S11013131100E
Lonclesbere
X.,
*ANTED: by Chicago wholesale house, spec-
ial representative futon or woman) for each pro -
Once in Canada. Warr' $20,0a and expenses
.taid weekly. EXPellse TatalOY advanced, Rival.
Vas successful; position perreament. No invest.
ment required.. Previous exPerience not eseent.
Sal to engaging. • •
• Address Ooneral Manager. 134 Lake Street,
Mar 23 10 • Chicago, 111,, U. O. A-
NOTES DiSCOUNTED •
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on ,
deposits. •
• he .McIctilop Mutual
Fire lus.uranee Co. -
Perm end !Belated Town Prop..
erty Only
.• OFFICERS.
• J. B. McLean, President, Kippein Thos
Eraser Vice-pres„ Brucefieldn Thee. E
Hays, .Secy. Treas., Seaforth4
• . DIRECTORS. •
Jas. Connelly, Porter's • Hill; John,
Watt, Marlock; •G. Dale, Clinton- M.
Chesney, Seafgath; Evans, Hitch.
woon, J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, ' J‘,13en-
newels, Brodhagen,
Each Director is inspector of.10eseefiu
his own locality. • •
• AGEMS.
Robe Smith, Matlock; Rd, Hinchiej,
• Seaforth; James Cumming, Egniond,
vine; T. W. Yeo, Holmesville,.
WINGRAM "
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!Three Courses
Corn °rail Stenography TelegrOhy.
. Write GEO. gPOTTWN, Prindipal.
ItteEL
• Plano Tuner,
No, 25, = James' St, south of
the R. C. Church,
Drop pedal card wheel you *Atli piano
tuned,