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Rowr, Hotains,
Editor and Proprietor •
improve Your
Complexion
Oil/Cup -Olaf/tics end *sok the
came* ot Your bad SOWN
When it's so easy to bring back the
4100M Of yonth, to remove the blem-
ishes and fill the bolows,isn'fi it feolleh
to plaster on cosmetics ? '
Sallowed Skin and fallen • in cheeks
are produeed by dieorlkere of the ail-
mentary carrel. .
Remove the eause-correct the Condi-
tine that 'pens yon from looking as
YQu 94,..ba Use Dr. Hamilton's Pills
a ery soon you II have a complexion
to be pond or, • •
Just Imagine how much happier you
will feet when those Pirriples and
"mirky look have gone.
' Dainty looks namtt to laissVroonitiall
a well known resident of Belfast front
using Dr. Hansitton'a FRIO. Read What
she says ;
' My friends ail admit that I have if
very delightful couryleXiOn. We I
owe poeitively to Dr. availtolfe Pills.
1 used t / look ao .yellow I thotight it
might be aut OW. There 'VMS SIM I
no color us my cheeks at all. TOalay
my skia is clear and never gets that
intirky, dull appearance it had. bero..e.
Dr Hun lion's kalls have also given
me a good appetite and itupeoved nip
general health singe "
. Not duly the eompiexion, but every
maim of tiae.inely is %trenghened,
(steno:eel e tat, made, beta thY hY Da-
lattiolaatae Pills.- alaatayinie . ylin turd
t lea' eg ta viaor invarett ly, follow
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iTILINTO,N, ONT., AUGUST 24. 1000. if;
iingeom, t.
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' The Brockville Recorder ,drawn
tenifon to the glaring breach of faith -
on the part/ of the Ontario liovern
-.anent towards the labor organizations
511 entering into h paretieul viciou
•contract for the production of wood
airwave, whereby "the prisoners al
farmed out like So ninny horees at t
Why People End their.
Lives
s The New Yet's.; -Weald 'compiled a
'page of in terestiegfacts an.the growth
of suicide, and gives .the foilowing
:mere pittance pee day, and the eon
tractor eeaps a big pretit " 'Melte
•ntYrder points out that the late Gov
voment was endeevoring to free it
self altogether from the contract sye
-tem in its use of prison labor. on I'm
:manitarien grounds as well as in the
interests of free labor, and had gone so
far as to receive otters for the sale of
e reasons why. some persons ended their
:
Josiah B. Riddle, Of Jefferson City,
M., itemise he wits too fat,
- 1:•ene Baltimore Boggins, Anon-
- tic City, teeemse she had a new laven-
der dress 1'' 10 buried in.
- Pon ie.po Fulponi, of Chicago, because
hi was In love with a marble statue of
Veaus. ,
Mrs. Wm. Thomas, of Parotsutew-
ney„ Pa., becaarse her hair was turning
gra.y. •
Herman Re.kliag of West' Hazleton, 8
Pa , ibeeituse he missed a train
James Andrews, of ()xford, Pa.,•be-
cause he had to speak. tit. commence,- •.
ment exercises before -girls.' • . • h
Mrs. Grace De Walt, of St Louis,
because she could not bear ter.be: '
ate(' front her sister-in-law.. • • •
• e• the broom -making machinery at the
'••• • .-Central Prison when the change of
:
e government took place. We agree
with he Recorder that there is no
,sinner or more mercenary method Of
utilizing the labor of convicts than by
he contract system, and it is eo won -
1 der •the Provincial Executive of the
Dominion Trades and Labor Coeneil
has roundly condemned the (ioveen-
:talent for returning to it.
Galt .Reformer Few people give
any gerions thought toward the re -
IKON AN EMPIRE
1 THE N4W MgTHCIP PURSUEDIN
,
1 CANAIM4N NORTHWW:
,, Ilternarkable Tribute of. a Writer In a
t New York ' Milleieeirre.--"Thinge Run
1 laetter Heret” Say Antsrieetre in
CanedeeeThe L,urie of the Wildernesa
••••.Froin Engineer to Grand Piano-
conqUering -the Loot Frontier.
The leading article In "Success"
Magazine Of Ilea' York for August is
one On the Canadian Northrest pall.
cd "Conquering the Last Frontier," by
• Samuel Merwin, and given a graPhic de-
ocription of how, an empire is there
being bent. Part -'1:' of the article, ene
titled "Gut Lost Eruptre" ,Ilows in
Papelltfintlion nu' Other seven, in • Wcb.
-
ster's unabridged, of the transitivia\
verb, "to lose," reads,. "To fall to ob'.
taln. el' enjoy; ,to fail to gain or -win."
eTwerity-five years ago Canada. 1•‘'n'.0
youhg and diffident. Today she ie.
Strong', rich, and a' little proud. Then.
haa we thought it wertie while 1 ,,e
make advances, it is 'difficult ' to say.
What, might or talght not- lingo tal:ezi
• Place. Now, there are little a :nil tei
American settlers in ' Mean -rare and
•Saskatfoliewart and Alberta, and, fi you
should ask them, you would find
they are not at all Interested, In the
annexation queation. "Things run
na
us-
IN'a
xf you have ever felt, as I rather
fancy you have, that it is in you to eaa
more stave, •new eountriem ter ynure
eel!, that;you would net hesitate very
long between golfig into something in
the dry goods way and going into
something in the empire -building wey,
you will. do weft ley open the atlas to
:the map of North Amerlea and let
loose your Imagination in the solemn].
ly romantic eonauest of that 1-e, r
Northwest whiob we know' very. little
about, but whieh we shall, wily eitilY,
learn a good deal about before "Jim!'
Rill, and the new Grand:Trunk •Paellte.
and- the Conadihn Northern, and the ,
Canadian Pacific, and the Dernitilon -
Government get through with it. They -
are building -While you wait, -aa: ein-
pire with which we, of . thes,e States,
as
tie.
ff.
ea.
ns
e.
rather better here," they eay, "thAn
the,States. The administration of j
lice Is much mere satisfactory.
ewe•no advantage In enanginge,
hall vnry shortly the.ve te reckon: .
New Method taf fl•ti3ire
Ii. is the hrst' thne an empir•e
ewer. built In Just this way. The ri
as no • place in the unciertakin
"hanks to the century -long 'Mitten
f the Hudson's Bay Co.,the India
Robert Lehman, Of Des Moline, I 4
_
nd half -tweeds are docile: Thomas to
he Anglo-Saxon sense of order, and to
he Royal NOrthweat Mounted Police,
here are few or none of time& "bad
nen" who have infested our frontiers.
nie conquering army is made 'up ef
ermees and cows and sheep, and horses
• a,
because be believed his family referred +
to h4.1.1 • )Vil .11.. they sang "Everyboay
I Works but Father."
Georgo Hawthorne Smith,- Of New
I York, becanse he believed himself toe
•
old at 45 years °rage. ,
piecing of the present Dominion Ad., Troueers Thet• Will "Bag" at the 8
,ernn3ent. It will be nec2ssary for the.' at hair -err may be the merits of the in
and Ploughs -.'and •harVesting •machineeeI.
r,
he advance skireniehers, if you cdp
ee them at Work, :are had young me
rough'elothes who carry transits
vels,•and travel with PaOk ILOPSOS
;Lae depth ate. tae winter, with pac
Gate aa ' • :
It la these' hardy Yng men of•th
ansie Nitionr•-we are most intereet
bete: The farmer Makes exiii7an
Ministration with a Cdriservat i ye Gov -1
Knees. • , • .le
"Conservatives to grow some mcn he- ; dispute between the tailors,' there_..in_ent
tore considering the idea of takina.ov- feature t.) which they, inigh-t.Pra8fahlY.'
'devote their' •gigantic intelletts,. arid tr
. , • 00 the seve7ionet.t. of the country. •
a•. , that is, the "baagy" trouser, 'saas the er
--' eTATE OF Onto, CITY oF Toi.I.Pas).1 . . .
LITCAs Col:NTY i b8 i nne reads with much -pain, In the pub -
,i,.•.
Frank J.' Cheney makes oath that, he I li6
N' prints, that the Ring of Britain
is senior paatner of the firin of F. a. i wears trousers V1/4' Mai bag at the •knee.
•Cheney & Co, doing imsieese in ti'.:e , Here yea have the greatest king on •
'Mayer Toledo,County and State afore- , earth, Nvho seems to have all things at
a:a said, and that said firm will pay the , the command, imeble to obtain a pair
,•1-,1'.• . *atm af ONE HUNDRED D(,)1,1"/...t rtS j of trousers e‘ Weil can be guaranteed
•Ve • for each and eveey case of Catarrh that I not to bag at the knees. It is 'a pain -
cannot be cured by the use of Mills fui c-entrientery • upon- human 16mita-
at, (iatatrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY' tion, . . .
V' Sworn to before tne. and subecribed 1 If must not 'he stiapoeeo that sartor-
qr an my presence, this 6th day of Deceue iai nands 11E11'0 111. L wrestled' with -tills
la ;ben A. D. 1886. Preblein. Various devices have been
Hata NOTARY PUBLIC 1 days of his youth, there was a daring
'nail's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- f sz•t:st who thought he -had triumphed by
i..,a, ways and a tr.'s directly on the Mood I 'user:inn a piece of elastic, attached
a....• and mucous surfaces of the. system. i at tacit end to the troeset, beneath the:
-•.2--.'-'. 'Send for testimonials free
,. I 1:nee. The Inventien proved to be -a
F. .1. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, O. I tenure. Success in thia-impoatant inat-
e a
.Sold hy all druggists, 75c I tor ehou.d not be despaired' of. -.F-
Take Han Faini•ly Pills for constai tune rnd fame await the . tailor Who
;a • aiatiten.
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I Montreal Star-1(1'5rd. • This is perhaps • fo
as, in fa:et; but like artr ain, -or the.
'others ef us be is neither. very •exciting
nor year. deaeratiVe, • •• In • small parties
Lor reconnoissance wear, in -large par-
ties for survey work, Scattered over.
three thousand maws for construction
• work, the engineers are 'blazing . the
steel. traits across : the prairies and --
through the: wiltlerness. .Before Marty.
of . them lies . hardship; perhaps etarvaa
tion. For the . larger Survey ,parties
.provisions are frefghted out Indians
and cachet' where expert- evoederne.n.
.cate• find thorn. But the small reeone-
noissanee parties, plunging into the
northwestern 4. ;mountains for six.
-months at a time, can. carry only a few
staples.. When -gun and rod fail„ they
must . eat dog.. In. wintere-ancl i;Inter.
Is winter' un there -.-they mast up
In a blanket or two And 'sleep midst '
the stars. Al Canadian Paelfic engi-
neer, poor .Vance, Avq.s frozen . to. death
west of Battleford two wintera ego. I
'knoW •englneet who has slept. un-
der canvas wben the camp thermome-
ter 'regletered lifty;-six: below . zero, 1 -
know Another engineer Who thlriks
little, at 'forty below, of rolling up in.
eingle • iiadegin Bay bla.nket on the
Sony'. In itentriee this same •couritree
-is hot, and, in places, .dusty,. and along
the river bottoins. the thaect pests are
all bia anthearEale. 'The minute and
tedious work of, surveying and neap -
Making is relieved orily by intervals
. . pushing, threugh rough country,- ef
rafts hi order ',to-..ferrY sup -
'lake; inetruments, and records atroes.
rivers, of -.cutting a wey - for pack •
herses through 'tangled windfallS, or,
In winter,. of "breaking trail" for the
dogs. •-
eie: • die ecit.eest feet '111 OUT oivilizatioe.
A. W. LEASON, adoptea, end ohe can recall that In •the,
311AR KING FAHM]
:correspondent of Th
tont with a soggestioi
emit the names of owhers or occupants
of farms where they may be seen by
"passers-by He says, "Let each muni-
.. died council empower the path master
to reduce the number of days by one
,dity's' Fork, to any who put up their
, mune in neat and plain manner at the
mood., and it would soon he done An -
- ean bued a pair of trousere• which
newill
. t beg et La-kneeie 'Until this ean
11., vc,t! rad, Modern civilisation ean.
110tSES-A 1:.' be c eaailered crude. and incoMplete.
in regard te plae- •
..ew ere mot is Charmer. ,
We hear a lot nowadays of the scare-
ity of farm labor, and of the dile-traria
in which farmers find_ theinselves -to
secure the gifts of a bounteous Provi-
denee. But The Clinton New Era dans;
the climax with a atom which Is toe
ibody would sooner do that than a good not to reproduce: "A good joke is-
, raayas work, Where they do not have1015 at the expense ef one Of Clint:leas.
, statute labor, each man might be en- -1 eleeeendent gentlernen, who eatvarig
titled to a rebate of, say, -one dollar in made provision for the picking of his
;taxes. after putting up his board, the cherries with a certain person who- el;
board in both cases to ate maintained terwarda found it impossible to fultil his
from year to year, without additional
contract, went into the orehard,. out the
r, • coat.. What n lot of directingand mise valuable tree down, stripped it of In,
t 1 Ass it would prevent, what interest it heavl lyalad en limbs, and proceeded..to
-would add to travel to know where pick fruit 'under the shade of the old
. people lived." 1 PotJe tree ' "
;
Embro courier is I
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1-10I41VIES,, Clinton.
TiVhen the
Hair Falls
Then It's time tO act! No time
to study, to read, to experi-
ment YOU want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, tool
So make up your Tahiti this
very minute that if your hair -
ever comes out you will use
,Ayer's Hair Vigor, It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any-
thing, else. It's nature's way.
The beat kind of a teatimoniai
"Sold for over sixty sroars."
reeetemt. Ayer Co., ;.:•1,211, 1.480.
' ; sARSAPARILI,A.
gerS PILLS'
GERRY PRO -MM..
• ,t
••••..7ormselawma•Namo.;ommeiwrosomemerameolf....
Is •Seriding these men 'back to the wild-
'emees,
,
' 8100,000000 or So, •
-gate' emendingout of hand' of a la
deed millions .0a so for railroad. bui
ing • through•a new Janet obviou
. means soinethieg. Three new .tru
•Ilans ' are' . already under constru
tion in Western Caratcla.• Before lo
.we Shall be hearine a: geed. deal a,be
theforesight and ,the cot
age of 'the men who nre standing ba
ef glee° huge Inokeeakinge, But wh
Yoe see this sort of thing in the palm
senile. A Man would thew ab tit
emelt foresight in stoking out a el
ie the hellion room at "the mint.
fin t obe., fats s at ;'-i wan, amal . Alb
• Pao-a:Fes there are mare than
lilts:area thousand- se; are mile •
ii:(1::11(ilry13.ellae:Eist(1•;a101f0o8r1 iolfteitorloi 02 lac k
again • awaits -cleating. In the moue -
tains are ralnera as and timber. Set-
tlers are rowing in 00 every trale
c'eirutiY thls wet region. Towns one
grain e•ereho testes aro springing up 0v r
-night. • Imagine the Mississippi aro;
alissottal Valleys to evade - over again
under modern conaltioite.
'atlything „yeet like, etal y ;welt-
abiy be within the facts.
It is .neetalog, ;A:wetted for these ptai-
ries to,ayield a generalaverage of,
bu:-,h(qsof wheat ta. the aore; ano
bushel of oars; Much of the wheat '1?:
of a higher grede than any n.;:ev
in Mir West, and it Is 'frequently •mix
ed Neon 'ours tbaaeiag• oura am to .staral
ead. No,* the won5orj that the peon
ous • gentlemenin the tall ' hats disdn
gee their aalliotals through 'ten years
ago. Add to this that all save ,the Hill:
,uncleatakirig are bolstered up with .v.a.st.
land,.grants, and, now and then, 'yeah
cash subaicties,- and theawonder. grows.
tae engineeria con" man:. of the
two tYpeti, the _man Wire is risking
ether people's ineneS• is neither.. so pie
tureeque nor so, interesting as. the ma
who IS fishing. his life. er.It Is thS en
P 7. a.. t,e S. it jci f. Y00. nn. ttol
, Edmentoe is the jumping-off :place
ler, all North-Western Canada,'. are
place atere•torn and wilderness strlhe
ittrelsa Here In Washington Saiiare
he prosperous little City on. the Inver
Saskatchewan' aseeins even , farther
Waa than its ' accredited 2,500 miles.
t 'is 800 Miles 'west of Winnipeg, a.nd
t some little .Way north of Una,
fty-third heyond whioh, if
ne-is to believe Mr. -Rex Beach, the
aws :era God and ma,n don't Work verY
ell. If one were to attempt the seine -
bat 'hazardous . feat of walking . due
ast from Edmonton, at would' be found
necessary to --swim. the tipper 'waters of.
laudsen 'Pay befOre fetching up on' the
mat ,of 'Labrador. -All this so,unds very
emote. and inaccessible. ' suggests
ether the 'interior recesses of 6reen-
nd than the -pastoral charms of an
owa or an Illinois; and if -carried away
oat New York, buttoned inside -a. pro-,
ale waistcoat, what I took to be the
modem of .the explorer, rhy Ignorance
as not, I prefer, to think, unique. '
A City of Contrasts.
Der-Ote *Wee Vete ertneewroe 41eitee
Met Out square and deep from the ycl-
low earth. The moire from the lower
town, thickened by a May mist, filled
the valiey to the brim, and in the moon..
light it ,Wita lurnineue arld faintly put.,
Pte. ThrOugh this veil glistened the
'liver Saskatchewan, as it WOUULI Us
leiturely Way leeward Uudson 13ay. It
watt all verY Nerene and Very charming.
At this; moinent it. Seemed, after all, as
If Might be pretty close te those un-
explored blank spaces. 'I sheath] have
liked to let My thoughts float off down-
stream through the 11114t to encounter
the wild adventuree of frontier times;
but even Jf they could bave slipped
eafely under the railroad bridge, they
would have come up' Short against the
vera ausineas-likea log boom just below.
From' Engineer to Grand Piano.
•The Wild days are ohnest over with;
the frontier is losing greUnd every day.
In the trading stores at Edmonton, the
half-breeds sit, and emoke, and talk if
the old days when the steamboats ran
dre.the 'Saskatchewan'. Men talk that
way of the rotting -wharves. at Ports-
mouth, of the ancient, faded glories of
the Spanish main. When I heard this
plaint, from lips of, a whimsical old
"trader, I gave up arty hope of finding u
trontier. I surrenaered to the spirit of
Jasper street, Prince. Rupert, with its
electric:1 lights and Its automobiles. 10
merely shook a Ns -gess head when a
talkative Young man put the age-old
question, "Wha'a's your line?" So he
Was hem, eertain pro-
aate--eaacatectaTt,„...a. .park he'd alekertel
out, After the, engineer, the traveling
Mole; after the trevellnee mari, •thie
steam plough; aftee the steam. plough,
the arand piano; teat is the waa they
bona up empires to -day,. ,
OLD OFFENDER olktiaRT.
Impossible to escape being cared if
you apply Putnam's Corn Extractor to
the worst cern on record. Fainleas,
safe, earl coste only a quarter in aoy
drugstore:
•Brigadiennowell and Colonel Lamb
of the Salvation Atiny left England
fez' Canada 18.st Friday, having com-
pleted arrangements for the settle-,
.neent of: between 20,90a. and 25,000
emigrants in the Dorniazon of Canada
'within a year. A fleet of ten or twelve
steamers will be chartered for their
transportation. The etnigtants will
be scattered through Canada in such 4L
way as to place them within reaah <if
work ler which they are best suited.
A Woman worries tifitil" sl3e gets
wrinkles, then „worries because she
has them. If she • takcs Hollister's
Rocky illountani Tea she would have
d neither. Bright, smiling 'face* follows
its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask
, Druggist.
't
•
Old maids Would be scarce and bath to
Could they be made to see,' tend,
How grace and beauty is combined
By uking Rocky ,Illotintain Tea.
•• Ask your Druggists..
•
Stray Heifer. -
_
'A two year old ;heifer, red and white, a
pig line in left ear. Anyone giving
anon that will lead to recovet will be suit-
• ably rewarded. ' WILL' ANDERSON.
IA 4i • • Aubarn, P 0 .
•
• t Thoro Bull tOr Sale
The subsariber ffees for sale 1 thorough
bred Bull, aged'• a year, roan' in color, ,
sired by ElnelPs /imported Short -Horn
Balla ADAM, . EIR, .loa 26, eon. 4a
Hullett
gineer who .15 conciliating this laate aid
t •
undatien material, - the .nest they
• The :Lure of the Wilderness:
By way of yecampense for this vvotk
the engineer; equippea with technical
training and • with years of hard ex- .
pertertee, shares with the college pro.
fessor the distInetlort of being the
nnat highlr. underpaid of brain work -
era A ftet traveling salesman with a
grin, a good story or two, and a fund.
of queetiopable grammar, will draw.'
from atalee to len times the salary.
And the curions thing is that the
love the life, these lean, youngish men
a Oh the clear heads and the Magnin -
cent bodies, They will, perhaps try to
make you -think they don't. They are
a, elleet lot, es °hinnies men rho pass
their years in the wilderness or on the
lonely, what -swept prairies, and they
are w irking for e.erpoeation directors
wliose business ears are ,net attuned
to the tail of the wild. 'But if you
• could drop into the Alberta Hotel at
Edmonton, on some mild spring even-
ing, and haVe leek at the assistant
ertglheers and the instrument Men who
are booked to disappear toward the
Booklet% within a day or two, for Some
six, eight, or ten menthe, yeti would
aee what 1 mean,. The undying spirit
of adyenture is In their egos; the half.
eorteekitie Maggot Of the Soldier of
fortune is in their stelae. The settee
haunting , desire that drove Staoley
back to Atrial., that drives the ebidier
to be wars, or the gaiter to the sies,•
seiswareaseseesswomenewarawaimuseisisermer
'Scrub yoUreelf , daily, ',mere not
clean inside. Olean insides mearol
elean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every- .organ.
MOTtAto Take Hollister's Rocky
1 Mountain Tea. 35 cente, Tea or Tate
lets, Ask yonr Deuggiet.
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The Now lilax gives the home newe
a
1
.w
NV
,la
fr
ew
Edmonton is a city of banks 'and a
board of trade; of department stores.
a ,block long and a good many storeys
high; of paved 'streets and brick and
stone buildings; of well-to-do inert in
frock coats or in trim riding breecheS
and puttees; of prettily -gowned we -
'nen; of the latest thing in autornoe
biles, et clubs, -churches, and polo
grounds. All this speaks of the life of
to -day. But jestling by the proaper,
ous •merehant or the latiglish "younger.
son" is the half-breed In Stetaon hat
and eilkaembreideretl gauntlets, or the
equaw With papoose bundled on her
Shoulders. The contra,st, to one whb
has surrendered much of himstainto
the effete intluenee 'ofou Atlantic
l'
States, its somewhat aeaalde Mg: •One
es/ening I. Strolled to the, brrik Of the
bluff and 'tried to straighte it out.
EdrtiOnton Was the froritier; I -kneW
that. • But Maps, with great oultexplOr-
eV patches on them, are not so con-
vineing as they enIght be when one is
in the living preeetice of Clubs, and
,banks; and chureh •-• end automobiles,
Turns Be.d Blood into
• Rich Red Blood.
No other remedy possesses Such
perfect cleansing, healing and purl,
fyino•properttes. .
&term*, heals Sores, inters,
AbscesSeS, and all gruptione,
internally, reStOret the Stomach,
Liver, Dowels and Dlood to healthy
.acii0n. It your appetite is poor,
your energy gone, 'your anthition
lost, BAIL will restore you td the
fun enjoyment of happy vigorous
life.
3 Short,lior :-Roils for Sale
•
Three good you g Bulls, from '10 to 15
month's oldpone r an and two reds, good
finality. Come an see thcm, or write ED.
3'. WISE, Clinton . /3a1sarn Grove Steck
Farm
. Farmior Sale.
ProPrietor offers for sale hia farm on the
Maitland Con. Goderich 'Township,' Lots
77 end 78, situated 11-2 miles trom village
of Holmesville, church and school. The
fatm gontains 238 acres of choice lama,
good frame house, and bank•barn, 5 acres
of orchard and 30 wee of good maple
brahlane. The farm is traversed by-* run,'
nieg brook. This farm will be sold in a
block or in parts. Apply to
' ALEX 'BAC OUR,
Holroesville.
, Pall Term opens Sept. 4th.,
ELL/OTT
2.0ROST9, ONT.
A Ifigh4rado School! The- demand for our
graduates this year is about twentY times the
simply. ft pays to attend our college, ,
Write today for catalogue. '
' W. J. ELuorr, pm:
Corner ortionge and Alexander Ste .
. ,
'
Nature's Food
w ish to draw your attent ion
to the
NOP. OUESTION
Almost every week something now '
elaims our attention. Most of them seem
L o stay, so they most be good, A few Of
the stayers are :-
Foree,Yini, liana Vita,Grape
Nuts, Canada Flake, Orange
3100, and Shredded YVheat
• Biscuits.
• This,Week we wish particular.
ly tomerition " Shredded Whole
Wheat Biscuits, on exhibit in
our south Window, consisting
only of entire Wheat grain: \
Made light and short by Meehan,
• kill shredding and thorough
-cooking.
•rry a package and he.
• Convinced, -
•
W. T. O'NEIL,
THE 1-111B GROCER
1For Sale or To Rent
House for Sale
%Eon rOoms. wItb "modelled and stable
bard and soft miter, tort of laud. ctn.
/ Wind for pertionlara apply to
BRYP0NE,
Mouse and Lot for Sale
0°SrVegwellet,tktellgiTtlinerhwonftshe lootnno11.46t20te.nirbelnlYg
a on vrt”r are. Annly to g. BUTT, or
DIRW ER.A. office. Clinton,
Cott,age tor. Sale.
er Reenr atei ILeti8t te et ir r ;34° sE lee brWae g!: 0°8ff. ;Srl:Edcl Ai ff)oillinr ListEgIbel
A se a couple of geod brick stores.
House and Lot tor sale
/lease and Jot on Albert St. !or sale, The
house is frame, with bait acre lot. small
orchard Of young trees; herd and soft water
-wilt be sold'on espy ternia. iatiABLEs
r, coon ,
House for Sale
•••••••••
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the late'E. Holmes
ie offered for ihde The lot is opetalf
acre, with bearing fruit Urea, hard •and
soft water. A.bargitin, Apply at NEW
ER,A. cflIce, •• •
idolise tor Sale
PROFESSIONAL. .
114ENRY
tovisossur pow am two
BAnnuniat,sotactroo,
=NMI
Off100.40110tt 731001tifOriner17 rocatriedo
by Ur Scott.
T. /MS
Ws AsAtYDOXIg.
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARy•
P1301.40, MVO.
%UMW
RSDOUT " HALE
CONVEN'ANCEES, COMOSEttextentt,
Real Estate and insurance Arent
Mena; to Leen
114.4b01 JOHN RIDO
Prs. Onun*Gunn, •
oe, Nye. centre a. Xt. C. Ins le IC O. S.. Eons -
Dr, J. Nlebet Gutinsli M. IL. V.L lifinginrads
"kit. v, r., tAloaeo,
lice -Ontario Street, Olinton. NI& calls at
front door ef office or reeidenee, nettelebtleT •
13treet.
DIR. J. SHAVY.
PrusiOXelq. SultetkOlir
bec neheur *to,. Oleo and residenee on.
tario St., opposite unease' church, romseeta 90
envied by.dr: appletou, Utinton Ont.,
- .00008 W.' 11/10KIPSPO • '
, Thestetay, Surgeon, Ilito.
special attention given to dirseaseS o1 taw
' Eye, Tear, Throat and Retie.
n °glee and Residence-
-
House and lot on Queen St., et present
°Doomed by undersigned, is offered foreale.
House contains 9 Norm, the Jot is helfatore
with bearing fruit trees, good well, stable.
°Wi
u tslbe4eprseornIctisoenres,oanareaotBbiloeterms.yeishApply
Shop, Rat
tenbury St. A. E. TURNER,
Good House for Sate.
Subscriber offers for sale his large and
comfortable frame house on Albert Street.
The house has every convenience for °ram-
ary ternily. Good cellar; hard and soft
water on the lot; three -quarters -of -an -acre
of land; bearing fruit trees, also good
stable. Will be sold on reseoaabla term,
k A. WILKEN,
Clinton, Mob 30th ,
For Sale or to Rent
Lot 15, Con. 13, Hullett, (150 abree) is
offered for sale or for iota. Possession to
be glyetaat the close of the current year.
For particulate apply to W. BRYDONE,
Clinton., .
•
Farms tor Sale -
About 850 acres firet-elass landasitnated
an the 4th and 5th conocesions of Hallett,
are offered far sale. This iathe finest pas.,
titre land, without eIception, in this
neighborhood. For paiticulars enquire in
the first place by mail. Joint RANSIVala
Box ,586: London. •a .
Farm tor Sale.
Subscriber offers for aide his farm of 103
acresabeing lot 31, 3rd oon..11. R. S. Tack-
ersmith, All °leaned and under oultivet
ion except 3 Dares ;all but 18 acres in grass
Frame house,
bank barn hay barn, and
othca• tbniidings. Bearing . orchard
Good wstor. Schoolhouse on the premises.
0 miles to Seaforth ; less than 5 to ,
Clinton, good roads. •
'WHITFIETala cRia)}1, Clinton. • '
Farm tor .Sale. •
Subscriber offers for stile his farm of
100 acres, beinglot 241 Con, 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 sores. • Brick house,
bank barn 40x80. clement silo, 14x80; one
acre of orchard- and smell fruits, 2 never -
ling wells. Driving house, pig pen, hen
-house. Five miles from Clinton.and three
from Lrucefield, on good gravel roade.
. ALBERT NOTT,
Clinton P. 0,
, .
Chtnee Farm tor Sale .
Albert Sereet.elneeks North
G.W Maiming Smith, .D.,C.31
PHISICIA.N SIJUGEON.
0FFI0E--Mam Street, /3ayfleldkformarlY•
• occupied by Dr. Pallisteri
DR, 11', 21. axeig .
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Robates.).
Speelaltet Ds Crown and rouge week,
Greduate of the ItoyalECoilege of 1)ental sus-:
goons of Ontario.
fforsor graduate of University of Tdronto VOW.-
tal Departnient.
Graduate.of Ohicago College of Vadat Surgery'.
Chicago. •
WM visit Baylield every Monday.
Dit..11. FOWLER,
•
. 0 ENTIST. . • .
Ofddee over O'NEIL'S store. _
Spoils' care taken to make dente tre '
went as painless as poesible. IN vl i •
'
Auburn Embry Monday
Wise ellaneolls.
TAMES eaetrieEla4, AUNDESBOAO, •
soUsit oe MARRIAGE lac:aloft
No witnesses required •
Money .
Private fteeds.to loan at 4,34 per cent and 01;.-
Wards • "• W. 13.1e2DONS.
E•
GgoR0
•
eLINt0111* OW,
. ,Iicensed Auctioneer.
Farm sales a Specialty.
:TERA.18 REASONABLE:
Orclers left at the NEW ',ERA:iv-Finer
• promptly attended. to, • • • •
THOMAS GUNDR -
,Live stock and general Auctioneer,
GODERIOW ONT.
Farm stock sales a specialty. 'Orders left as
New ERA cnitee, ulinton, promptly attended
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' sale notes.
discounted, ^-1 •
31ARRI4GE LICENgEgi
• ISSUBO:BY
Ilumballi, Clinton.
Subscriber offers for sale his splendid
farm of 96 acres on the Base Line, being
north part ef lot 2. Maitland Block, Hallett
Good brick house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings; 35 sores bush; farm well wa-
tered and ni good condition. 2 tallee from
Auburn, and one mile from the proposed
C.P.R. ;notion. JOHN SPRTSNG.An
-
burn P.O. •
J. 1)..T1sDA.LL.
.•
01,1147.,0N, 01411! ,
• •-•-•••.- ,
krivate funde to loin • on 'mortgages ats•
best current rates
General Banking business rinsteredall
interest llowed on deposits. .
Sala tlOteg bought
•
Farm to Rent. MeTaggart • MDMT
Being lot 12, on the Maitland 0022
the Township of Colborne,'D 1-2 miles from
Goderieh, and 7 ,miles from Clinton' The
farm contains 120 sores, 105 sores ofwhich
are in olitivaiion, the balance bard wood
bush, one acre of -good bearing orohard,
goad builaings and onahottees, &band -
moo of good spring water, Will be rented
on reasonable terms: Apply to
' A. E. ALLEN, . • • •
Gowland Lake, Sask.
Farm tor Sale
200 tore firm in East Wawanosh. lots
31-81i Con. 2, First-class soil for grain or
grabs, well drained. .well fenced, spring
creek runs all year, 15 sores good bush, 2
abatis orchard, bank bard 00 x 55, with eta -
Wes all cement, good sized hay bare. large
implement house with pig stables under,
good sized frame house, klathen mud wood
shed attached, 2 good wells,/ miles to An.
THILL, Anbrirn
burn, 6 to Blyth, a mile to setto).011.141Ttferme
reaseneble as owner wants to retire, H.
. Vann l'or Sale,
A
Two hundred and thivty.eve 0,0fes, situ-
ated oxi Bayfield Roed,Goderick Tp.,
quartets.of-aortile from Clinton. Soil in
excellent condition,. having been all tinder
grass for five years; splendid grain Or gases
land, well drained, rite soros hardwood
bush and exoellent orchard. One balm,
52174, with straw stabling for la horses
and 85 cattle; one barn, Ints 54, with alo
and stabling for 17 cattle, Large impl
went house and pig pen; power and pato
ing windmille; large frame 110130; WO
gocd wells and rannitig water et rear Of
farm Apply to MRS. ALEX, al
MatWEN, Clinton 1'1,0,, or Lot 28, Ocat,
2, Stanley. •
- Farm tor Sale,
Being lot 29, faen. 2, nas„.9.1nokersrilith
Containing 100 woe, good brick house.
With cellar, two good'barne, atone stabling
underneath; taro hen bonsai and implement
idled, 5 setae hardwood bash and 2 herbs
of And -class orchard, This farm is dins,
ted itt the tory beet locality ntthe wrung,
convenient to chureh and sehools, 6 miles;
°front Seaford; and 5 from anton, with
good gravel roads. It is in lirstoillabil Con-
dition, one will be Wild cheep and on reit-
sonable terms, as proprietor le going wet*.
Adityonon. the premitleaor to LEVI ST0M1
McTaggart Etros.
• BytivitEits ,
ALBERT ST,: CLINTON
(general Banking • Bushman
. transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued, Interest allowed on
' deposits.
.The • AleKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Perm and IsOlated Town Preis" •
arty Only Insured, . •
• orriczits.
'7; B. McLean, President, Eippen; Thor
Eraser Vice-pres., Brucefield4 Tho,
Ham :Secy. Treas., Seafortin
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt, Oarlock; G.Pale Clinton; M.
Chesney,. Seafonli; ivans, Beedle.
wooni J. G. Grieve Winthrop, J. Bett.,
newets, Brodhageli. •
Each Director is inspector of Jossestin
his own locality.
AGENTS. "
Robt. Smith, Oarlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Curnroingt Egnitond'
J. W. Yet, llohnesville.
creened
,
1 ' )Exclusive sale for D. L. ..8c.
W i Scranton Coal, Orders
leftit and moicey 'received at
liar and Bros. ,Hardware for
all la cls of Cod
J. A. ifitilliiirON
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