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ROBT, HOLMES,
Editor and Proprietor -
•
MATO.
The thin dn NeW Eva'
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1906.
A Glance at Mr. Foster
By W. E. J. in Toronto News.
Tlie eminent thiancit'e• who is ex-
3:outraging dit•eetor of the Union Trust
Company, has heen giving evidence
befine fhe lusurtmee Commissiote
Time was when lien.• Geo. G. Foster
was well known. Time was wht.n dear;
-departed [rip pictured him in Carica-
ture several times a month. But
greatness fadetli away a uti the acclaim
of the people is a vain thing. So that
when one asked : "Who is that
lean, grey, wise -looking old chap that
looks so unhappy ?" 1 did not need to
look. It could littVt.been no one but
Hon. Geo. E. Foster, ex -Finance Min-
ister of Canada -whom Aesop would
:have put in a fettle as The 1', nhappy
.Fox.
Grip long ago gave ephemeral fame
to the Foeter legeandgeeeral knittinge
needle style of. architecture. He is
just as lean to -day as when Bengough.
drew hmi- and' a little dryer and a
little greyer. He we a dial gt,ey
suit ; he Ion, a thin, dna grey re
he speaks in a thin, dull grey yoke. ho
seems to have a tido, dult grey outioak
lite. The ton of' hunetn•kindrieee
has been churned and the fatness ex-
tracted. • New till is butt eeinilk. Ev-
vrything has gene to tho ClOttnitiint
bOW-WinVS. Alil yett hear the echo- -
"Ichabod"---th-e gime- .s departed. .
• Mr. Foster hes nothing, very diet inc•
tive in appearance, save height. His
,great gift is repartee, sareasm, w-eatth
of invective, It feareotne power of tlie
longue, iii which ho revols. and which )
he :Ample cannot resist. hunter is
keen, poutted, and even h -abed. hie
pewet in debate is it tradition in the
-House of Corn:Dense coming down front
the brave days 01 old. A duel fn
.1501) Geo. Roster Injures rs sere to
treeuse His cateetie hunter
The Toronto $un ridiculea the pre-
tence that, the fleecing of the farmer
by higher tariff could be compeneate4
fer by higher dutiett On perk, n Mei
'Of all the hoge filitughtered he Ontario
hilly one-half arts' exported as haCela
and barns to Great Britain. Of the
remainder the great bulk are eonellnl-
ed by Atmore Who produce them. The
duty against Arne clean hogs and bacon
's of rin rnorflA t
is theduty on cheese." That is doubt-
less true, But does the Sun, or any-
body fit to be out :without a guardian,
think that if no advantage weregto be
gained over their fellows by it, these
tariff shouters wouid whoop so lostily
for increase of duties,
British statistics show that Canada
has 418 last caught the attention of the
ontgrating Vairopean • in a command-
ing Manner. Of the. twenty thousand
foretellers who passed through Eng-
land during the first eight months of
this year, nearly eighteen thousand
came to Canada; aud of the 121,000
Britons who left England for the col--
onies, 92,000 WI,* to Canada. There
was a -time when the etnigralhigBrieon
wee usually headed. for i 'foreign
count). y and Wlien Canada; stood Very
far down in the '1St of eations attract-
ing the over -flow, of Europe.. To -day,
however, Canada is the most prowls-
ing tlelcl fias the; h•oineseeker in the
world. If all emigrent goes elsewhere,
he is mewl. y, stinpir'irellind the tiniest
still ineigieitur that the hest Chances.
are in the ola places. • •
This
We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for. any .6tse of Cittatrh that ean-
wit, be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure."
' 13. EN EY & Co., Toledo, -O.
'We, the under:de tied, have•known P.
.1. Cheney foe the last 15. years, and
believe him perfectly honorable hi all
business transactions Stud financially
able to carry out any oldlgutione inade
oy his firm. • • :
Water:ea-, Kixxag & MARVite,
Wholesale 'Druggists, Toledo, 0:
Hall's Catarrh Cereas taken intern--
allyetel ing directly upon -the.blOod and
mucous surfaces of tbe system.Testi-- -
menials sent'feee Price 75c per h Azle
Sold by all'aruggiete.
Take Hah's FamilPills for constipa-
tion. • --------------- •
viz- -NTON RIM BRA.
BRITAIN'S POST OFFICE
ANNUM, EWE 13001( PROVIDES
. SOME ASTOUNDING READING. •
Imperial Penny Postage. Now Extended
1
to (Practically the who. Empire-.
Ow Three and a Half Mililetle 0
Dollars In Letters Misdirected Oen-
1 taIned. Money in Various Forme.",
442,800,817 Were 'Expended For
Postal Orders.
1 The PostmastersGenerats annual re -
pert, inlet laeued in the form of blue-
book, brovedes sonfeinteressting and as -
I tounding real:Beg. •
I In a, tow preliminary mina -Hoe Mr.
Sydney Buxton desires- to point out
that tlIneerial penny postage has now
been extended, -so far tee outward let-
ters aee eoncernect to the Whole Of the
• Ihnspire, with the exception of one or
two malt s1aad, ,and also to Egypt
an the Sonclau.
I And then the report, which deelic with
the year ended Mareh 31, 1906, plunges
Into ite labyrinth of facts and rfigetress.
; /t is esitimated that the number Of
Posted packets: delivered In the United,
Xingdoneedneingeare- year. . 1905-6 was
' 4,686,200,000, of * whieh. 2,707,200,000
eueeeleewtereeer.ergeetivhole total gives" axi-.
average of 108.2 packet e te each person
for the year, -says Lloyd's.
! The increase in the number of let-
ters shims an advanee of 1 per eent, on •
that Of last year: It is also interestleig
to '110t0 that the letters d.elivered in
London show an increase of 3:0 tier
cent., Instead Of a -decrease, as in the
Pa'st twoe years. Straegely enough, the.
inctea.ee in the- number of postcards is
much smaller than in recent • years.
The number. of letters registered in
the United ICingclom was 18.6e4.333, an
increase ref 7 per cent.. and tbe num-
ber of express sereices Was 1,578,746, RA
compared with 1,403,053 last year.' .
Cash Waiting•Ovenerid
The number of undelivered" packets
handled during the year .was 27,099,174,
ran increase or 530,4e4, or 2' per cent.
-The nunaber -of registered 'letters and
other lettere containing property with
insufficient addresses Was 320,041.'
These•Aetters contained 416,887 in clash
and banknotes, anti,. 4656,845 in- blIls;
elteqees, money order, -POW* orders,
and. stamens. ' •
The nuneber of letters with. valoaible
contents posted will:a address at all
-Was 4,599, the contents Ineluding 4200;
in.:Cash, one enaddress:ed letter eon -
tattled -enemies to Value Or 42,500.
Altogether, the number oe ineufil- •
ciently ;Adresse el leiter:I: with valuable
cont6ete shows an inerease .of 4,e00eon
•the previous .year, and, adds the Poste
master -General, etheeeelue of t.he Pre-
pertY time eriti•uSted to the postOflice bg
a careless has itiereased by no
Jess than 12.33,609.", The:e has 'alia.) been.
ell:;•lat 11 --,)ase in the nuinber of aid- •
tees tuttel loose in the pose which in -
eroded -re', (See in Cash. •-•
. • • Postalearders. • •
. The number Of -postal orders dssued
dUr'ng the ;year was .97.271,000...rerpre-
:sentiog .an 101in-tint of .C38,77.0,000, an
ine'eakt of '6,.6 per cent, 1ii number,,and
15.7 per cent, in amount. The prat/nue
f til eonimiesion on the orders issued
(ea; e4.2g.S82, and' the Ya.ltfe of,the Post-
age eta:tips-affixed was, 4215,000. • The.
PostinivetereGeneral- incidentally' 'rode. -
that during -the 25 yeare since the •In -e
treductiort of postal erders the sale has
.Falls In to •Thr.ealling 111aChine •
.While It Is Running
Ati accident which alight have result-
ed in, t .-irr-ittint-- death of .Godfrev.
a voting. .tattner who byes
with his.f.t [her., In or and a half loiles-
we,..1, ofja (-AO NO: in Lobo 'TewnShip,
oc('urred last Wednesday evening. • .; •
'fIneehito; mei progrees at the,
Harrierel farm, and • young: . Harrison .
Was la the ace ' of 'Welkieg aceei-e a
board suepentled Over' the -theeSher,
when the boned broke,. . - •:
• liarrion fellhate) the solf-feederslint
being reintwkahly act•lVe.- he 'Managed
to sere tale .out 'unaided, Befere• he
:reached . Ole .top of the machine,. hoW-
.ever, the.-kniVee -gashed his..haek hi
several places, e . • •
: Reee, Pitelte: Was palled,.
end -he• -r..tteadqa.
The threshing nee:Mile was. runuin .
at lull speedeit the time of theaccideet
and. how the youug man escaped in-
Ftellt cien,th ie -mystery. .
-.one:, Mused a ineniltee te pateeeltrasre 1 . • - -
the Vs iide epigraul t,) rcaa : 'Its has 4 - • - ... .
his share or ence. ios, turd Ills trienle ! -'••1.11P -OF .1.S.DIGESTION...... • .
efreid of him.'" But he .le a towee
etreUgth indeIral,ce anti. .ertruf--.1
ed 1.0 hie Work he 11 tys an opeonent
'With calm and keen enjoyment, With
neatness, with precision, and a terrible
completeness. •
All this is not lucent to he 111. ) at-
-ured. But Mr. Foster should not look,
so mournfully wise. No one could pos-
sibly be as unhappy 115 Mr. Foster
looks. It is as though he had found
tbe oyster of this world it hollow theng
•-minus a pearl. Things are 1)04. 80
bad. There must be balm in Gilead.
Him would let the sun shine on him,
And forget the dark days of 1396 ; if be
would begin a course of Pick,vick Pap-
ers and Huck Finn ; if he would take
something for that mental indigestion
and drink plenty of good, rich cream
-tf - 1 say -who knows -he migut
some day achieve even the rubicund
chubbiness of •'the gracious -Shepley.
But, it would take time.
A despatch from Ottawa says that
the Postmaster-Genetal has, deciaed•to
grant an increase in salary ta •all
country postmastere. The decision of
thePostmaster-General has been reach-
ed in consequence of the agitation
which has been carried on foe some
time in behalf of those in charge of the
country poet offices. Increase in. sal-
aries aro 0181) to be given to clerks in
the city post-oftlees and to the clerks
in the offices of 4 he pm:toil-lee inspect.
ors. The time fixed for the inerenses
to go into effect is not, announced. • •
For ung
TT ubles
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer-
tainly cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis,consumption. And
it certainly strengthens weak
throats and weak lungs.
There can be no mistake about
this. You know it is true. And
your own doctor will say so.
try Uwe bay had a terribla cobgti. I tried
rtmtin4PrehehrT Iv; TA
:IV hill, wigsbeger'reat4 8r51
Sraota, Aim, Ill.
Dada by 3,0, Aye? CO.. LOWS% Data.
Ana tassuratitocars et
P. SARSAPAIELlet,
ers mho..
Illt0e0 the bowels regUliat With Ayer's
11, UMW et AM MIeta.
MI" • IOW WI •
e
14 ow -to Get The Better of This
gaw,40 '
1
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A scientific . writer lifted-
troubles says ; "If yen lettere ever suf-
fered.from indigestion, -and who 'has
not ? Your imeginatien has probably
pictured aferocious little imp dancing
in the pit et pour • stomach, cauSing
the t•organ to neglect all of its duties,
with a' result that is not only painful,
vn
hut, fills owith misery from day -
Sitty."• This writer certainly -had suf.
feved with indigestion, for there is no
more clisagreeetle, nerve-racking ' and
ekes -all-over disease than indigestion.
• A greite many people who have been
treated for years. for diseases . of , the
heart, Hem. or kidneys,' when, thee,eits-
ed Miona, stomeeh tablets found the t
not only did Mionu
a cure the et otnaeli
disorder, but it made •thein welt all
over anti the other, tr•otibles were also
cured. • •
If you suffer, . with nerrouseess.
sleeplessness; indigestion, Hick or ner-
vous headache, pante in' the beck ov-
sides, get a 5ile, .box of Mi-a-na 811(1take •one of the . little ta.hlets before
eaell meal. 10,011 do you a •world of
good and..yon- will 8901) he well and
free from indigestion, and its sYinp-'
toms. . . .
For Sale by ail cleideve. The Re T.
Booth ' Cc) , Buffalo, N. Y. .
, .
. . •
Mord Vory I red ' lie on' the hack, al.
lowing every. muscle lo 101:15. letting
the betide g.) 8.11Y Way they and
keep the (*es '«',l.- •
P:teittg• the bfhtde.
This. 89ty (n.pre,,,,i(01 14 a emiMphor
apparently front 1:10 langle.tgo of mill-
tarY ridi'ng. When 14 home'1:4 young to
iris Work it ie 000 of the diftleifities of
his Otter to 'got face the rent.;
Monte I , len id. • .
'
.'ren. Rollers. . •
• Tea rollers,' wire • with their fingers
roll the leaves1 Into nellets, earn front
7 to 30 cents a day. •
• Wood vetoer.
Ity ono •method of making wood pie;
per the wood is heid by a mechanical
device' against a coarse • grindstone
driven at a high speed, the material • •
incr.l'av)d. from.'" .4 11 Millione to nearly,
rolllions ps"e? airntia •
• `tele- Savings Bank.
'During the ear"ended Dec. 31e 1905,
theee were 16,320,204 deposits in the
Post Ofnee Savings' Bank, with a total
of 24.2;300,6W, against 7,155,283 evith-
drawale, with a, tOtal of 442,09037.
The . total Amount.' pi 1M:resits
shows
1 £1 700 Oa
The net increase of accounts opened'
oyezaeaciunts closed, was •28,9;332, The •
':•0.r de t Uni e
ICing orn was 9,96 ,049, wit,/ : Ghee
amount to tteilie penes of • 152,111,140,
Which leavies 81' griald amount ,ot
R1.5 14 each pereoe: • ,
• Telegraphy.
MMus the year 89,478,000 telegrams .
jiasteed over the postofnce wires -4n in-
crease of .57per cent. The decrease' ire •
press telegrams Is strileinge-presum:
ably owing to the termination of --the
.Te.pa.neee war. • But' in Salutary, 'Owing
to the general election, ,the excess evet,.
the number in Janua,ry, 1905, wee ne
less than 133,500. Although the numbet
Of telegraies have 'Inereesed, there is
a ileerease of -2 30,691 in the receipts.
Foreign telegrams,: however, showan
increase orf 419,089 Its the receipts.
• Telephony. • . •
„ .
The total. number ofconversationt
over the trunk :,teleerhone wires was.
17,97000; an increase -or 16.2' petieent,
The gross revenue :derived from the
etrunk service was .4 449,004,.as' °deeper -
ed with:£.381,967 in 1904-5. The num-
ber of telephones itt Connection With
the postofilee.Londou telephone s§stem
Increased during, the year from 24,351
to. 32,879: • - . •
.Tlie iiutnber of persons on the estab.
lisliment of the pass -Office .at the* close -
of the year under review was 86;078,
ale -Whom' 12,055 were evertnen.' In addle
tion there eiverre 109,354persons, filling
trueetablislied sttuations, of whom 29.-
226 were Women; The number ot ePer-
sons dismissed' during the year was
8.31. Dishonesty accounts 'for 26. Per
Cent., and intemperance for 24 per cent. •
Of the dismissals!. .The num'ber of woe,
inen who retired "An marriage" in 1905
was 243, with an average age (}f 28, ang
an average service of nine years.
Finance, ' •
• The final chapter deals with the fin -
aliens of the postollice. • The postal
revenue of the- year 'was .C17;064,028,
an increase of 4739,045 on the previoess ,
year. The net • profit was C 5,268,914, I
ot .C440,215 mere than last year. But .1
the net deficit on telegraphs- was C154,-
107, WlIIOIh, however, was ,C164,129 less !:
than last year; and, altogether, inelud- I
ing the interest on the capital expend-
ed on the Purchase of the telegraphs,
the net profit approximately from the
postal and telegraph services was 44,-
235,724, or 604,947.more than la,st year.
being thus literally panel off into • Hadn't Lost All of Them,
pelt) of the required fineness. 1Tewitt-Gruet is losing his faculties,
Sewett-Pre doesn't 'lose his series df
. 1 touch, He -bormwed ten Of inc last
.A. ton Of steel made into haireprings night,
for watchets Is 'weeds about $7,000,000
-more than f‘VOIVO timee the value of
the .same weight of mire geld.
• A Pinot WitloW.
Tlid expression "a grass widow" lute
several time/fig explenations, but is
moat probable a corruption ot the
French expressnm, vette() de grace, it
widow be grace or courtesy -that Is
a Women who Mtn lett her InIshatid Or
liatt been deten•ted Se him.
Pilee ettieklv tool poeitively Puma
with Dv, Shottp.e Mega! Oird meet, It's
made for Piles ;doer and it does; the
%sulk stit•ely tied with satiefitel ion.
Itelilogepeinful. proleetding blind
piles dime/wear like Metric lit ite (Me.
' ilerrge, Nickel Slapped Onset pies. 50e,_
Setif and tecommendecl byW. S. R.
see.
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Oct 5„.z�ei
SIB 1101111h
N'Vhy the Usetalnees of All Or -
bane IS tiestroyed by
Costiveness.
the blood, ruin digestion, brats'. on
health. ,ils.:.t400t.ysat.ion,lpixl. tbpoesreta: wastes
ittoe shae :lathy oat:. d.pociosom:
toned m so many • widely advertised.
free from irritating mineral substances
remedies. ,
who, billiouseess and.other manifesto,.
man I have not ettioyed - veal good
come by Dreffamilton's Ms, which
pain or sensation of grip, because ,Dr.
Handiton'is Pit's are Vegetable and
cure and bring sure relief from head -
"Since I was comparatively a young
of Matter Much accernulate in the
fort le proper action of the bowels.
for the removal of the waste patticles
establish regularity that is exactly.
consistent with natine.
system. -
nervousness and anaemia,
tions of constipation. - • - •
Jas McConnell. of Walkerton writes .
Not a drastic purgative -not even a
In every case Dr, Hamilton's Pills de
Habttual costiveness is hest over -
By nature these organs are intended
. .
, •
petite was good and strength
kept op yet felenew • 'Willett:dugs wee,
ewrong....rs.e'
nently slf, t ,
took billoue attacke
• • t..•
ded violent headaches,. my stemach
Was disordered, skin' was murky, un-
der mereteres were heavy dark rings
"Last winter- 1 read through- the
"Pelson's almanee anddecided lily
tvoutile. Wessponetipatiote 1, used .Dr.
Hattniton's Pills, and eau havdly telt
the bele they have been., 1 am now as
fresh, strong and well as a bey," •
Jus, try tey the wonderful magic of Dr, •
Hamilton't Pills Sole by all :dealers,
95e per box: otfive boxes -for 2.1,00. By
mail from N. a Polson •&- Co., Harts
ford, Conn., IT. .S. A„ or Kingeton,
. Out.. .
. . . . . . .
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.The Planet Yenus
In answer to en enquiry sent. hiti
roes. ruing the t eautited . planet 'which
hits attra eera so nitieh., attention • foe
seine -weeks. , -Ihrectoe R. F. Stepart
•
of the MeteorologicalSteeeide,Toeop to,-
•;01?‘.'1;1:-..tit,_,I.-.0.
fereing• (.0.3.•nutI.le. tt:er
br the 10th inetant, I • would say that
the. planet Venus hes- hetet shining in
the western sky; during ' August and
September. It is very brilliant Jest
now lett 'sets soon• after. the. Sue. On
-meptember 204.h it retiehes-• its greatest
brilliancy neeSeets -aboet. 1..br, 20 -Min..
eft ee the sun, • There ieno "(logi)4.; that
it has been mistaken for 'an air ship,
Mita little • thought •worild. show the
ithseraityeof it, as an' •airship would :
not remain as steadily in the• sky -even
it anchored. Being rather. :low edown .
in . the • eentlaweet •the Piquet motad
• naturally 'alto*larger by tefraction
and mbrared•on.account of 'the- smoky.
herizore !Venus wilheemain an even-
ing stet, until ;No-venther 27, • -wheel • it,.
afterwards for 'a. time rises before the
Sun. Any popular, .e.lenientary,ewerk'
on astronomy will egpleinthnmotions
4)1 Venus and Mercury_'tie.niierning ancl.
evening. starse . • -•••: - .' - • •
,
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• es 'EASY TO RETAIN HEALT1t. .
' ,Most ierportairt:. of all is proper at- .
teetion to the bowels.A.void constipa
don, its the. health killer of • toelay.
Flarsh gripingmedieine is • ruinous-.
bewitte • of if. ;Best residts follow a
'truly vegetable remedy like Dr. Ham-
ilton's of .Mandrake and Butternut, .
whish not. only relieve costiveness in
no night, but cures. the cause of the
trouble, and •peevents its return. No
distress or incoevenience attends •the.
use of Dr. Hamilton's . Pills, • Sold
everywhere, 25c per. box.. .
• ' •
•
am.-7•4==omml, • •
t 0 iorado. • 1
•
Celorado•has alwaye been called the
Centennial State, ftbe-fact vom e fact of Its
admissiou into the tnion in the Centen
de
hiyear of ouit hate:Mal history.
. -Vaseline on Sheen.
Whim ehoes have become stiff and un-
comfortable from Constant wear In the
rain or from lieug by uttworn, apply a
coat of vaseline, rubbing it le well with
a Cloth, and in a short thne the leather
will •become soft andepliable.
• . Now York.'
New York, whose ebarter Bates back
to the year 1064, was • the first ,ineor-
pcirated city within the limits of the
;United States,
•
IS YOUR TROUBLE, INDIGESTION?
'Then- probably you know the evils of
•dietention, fermentation and irritation'
t het accompany -digestive . tree blee.
'.NeXt imps)) tent is to know how
promptly Nervi line eures. Quick as a
wink it relieves; •bloating and feeling of
fullness, puts the entire digestive
paratus in perfect 'order, tnekes ' you
feel,fit and fine all over. For internal
pain :Poison's Nervi I i ne surpasses every
known remedy. Keep it in the house
Always, it's a source of comfort in the
hitur of emergency, . •
• .
• "
Joy,' -Who• Smoke..
:-An English sehoolmaster. asserts that
ISO can 'detect the smokers imeseg hIs
boys by their handwriting, the Welt.
Ing of the. boys Who Smoke being loose
and flabby: Itanawriting, lie says, is a
• einemateetapli of the heart
Wild Birds.
No wild female hint ever sings dur-
ing the period of incubatiotl and rarnie
at other trines.
Japanese Atte thins.
They have it (mem! wuy of holding
. auctions • in .,Taisitit. The auctioneer
puts tsp the object to be soli and aeits
for bids. Each bidder then writes ble
higheet igloo on a bit of paper and
deposits it In a • box. The box is .
opened and 1120 object Is handed over
ttolr• one who has offered the Most
For Sale
A- two-story building, in old hrlek• blook
ineuP104 by kaltaegilgee4..iiit+311
House for Sale.
TIF1
_The comfortable end conveniently-sitnat.
ad home on Ontario Ste ea -Present 000U -
pied by the auciersiened, le offered for eide.
Seed Wheal.
The undersigned has s quantity of Seed
Vt heat, for sale, of the Old Scott variety,
which tested 02 lbs.• per buettele
2i HARVEY JOHNS, Clinton, P, 0,
4 Thor° 1u11 tor Saie
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The Onbeariber offere fot sale 1 thorrnigh
bred Bull, aged one year, roan io eolor,
aired by Snell's; _Imported Shert•Horn
Bull, ADAM, WEIR, lot 26, con, 4,
For Sale or To Rent
House for Sale
Ten roman, with woollehed end Mettle
hard Rod oft store of land, can -
rally looted for parttonlars apply to
• BAYDONE0
• House and Lot for Sale
For sale a email house on Rattenbery
!street week together with lot no. 690. being
a (1111Vter pare. Apply to E. BIM', or
NEW Ele.A. office Clinton.
Cottage tor Sale.
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The cottage on Orae St. adjoining the
property of subscriber is offered for sale On
reasonable terms, W. 0, SEARLE.
Alm a couple of good brick stores.
Hallett, House for Sale
House for Sale.
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Subscribe effere for le In holm and
three -quarte -0.an.acre of la on Mary
St. Exalt tr es, good bar d soft water
also stable, Vill be ld on reationabl
terms. GEO,.
. llouse for Sale.
A cOmfoetable frame home on:Mill Ste
(=tattling 8 bedroorne, sittieg room, pan-
try woodshed, good cellar, hardand oft
water, One.quarter acre lot Will be gold
cheep. Apnly at NEW ERA Offiee, or
jdl$ UE1RY FOLLAND, Chntee,
• Bull for Service.' .
The undersigned will keep for setvice
the American and Canectian registered
Hereford' bulls Proud Duke and Donald
Dinnie. Terms $1.501 • Also young Here.
rord bulls of the best breeding, will be sold
cheap, E. L, FARNHAM', Lot' 11, Con,
0„IihilettaConstance P.0,
Poultry Plant to Rent.
" 'The Poultry plant at Holmetivale is
Offered to rent. House, stable, poultry -
house, feeding Inn, inatioator house, cold-
eterage and ice house, incubator's, brooders,
and feechoe crews, all in firetelass condi-
tion, . . F, 0, 1LFORD,
Ste, An de Bellevue;
. Quebec.
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House for Sale..
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Large franie house on Wellington St.,
Clinton, lately °calmed tv P. 0. AlidOok.
7 mores, ancl pet -arise, and woodshed, good
mot e cellar, 1.4 actof land, hard and soft
water. A splendid :thence for a parson
wanting a good berme. Apply to .
MRS ALLCOCK, Clinton, (at Mts. Mog-
*doges) or Aire. ChidIey's, Lute° St.
Choice Laud for sale..
Stibtieriher offers tor sale the 20 acres on.
the Baytield Road, Goderich Tp., at pre-
vent occupied by him, and known es the
Plewes farm. Geed frame house, stone
ce.liar,, barn 86x70, with. oenaeiat wall 9 feet
higli;good bearing orchard, plant yof water.
, JAMES Small, Clintons
, •
. Wanted.
A reliable resident agent for .Clinton • and
Vicinity for Fell and Winter months, to
aril Print Trees,' Small Fruit Bushes,
Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, etc.
. All supplies furnished free. Terms' -liber-
al. We coneider this ageney one of the
'best on our list and good- money pen be
mediecen of it. Agents will have *vit.' Geo
acies of choice stock to draw upon.' Every-
thing we ship is guaranteed. Apply for
fait pertiottars, in writing ot pereon, to .
PELHAM NURSERY co.,
tiocidcrnoill 1341,1(011g, Toronto, Ont.
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'Court ollevision. •
Notiee is hereby given that a Court Will
be field, pursuant to the Ontario Voters'
Lists Act. by His Honor the Judge of the
County Court of the County of Huron, at
the TONN HALL,OLINTObl, on Mon-
day, •Oot. 8th, 1916, at 10 o'clock a, in., to
hear and deterrinee the,several complaints
of errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of Clinton for
1906. All persona having business at the
Court are requested to attend -at the said
time and place.
Dated at Chnton, the 21st dee of Sept.
.1906. ' D.L. MACPHERSON.. .
Clerk, • •
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The large cottage on Queen street, be-
longing to the estate of the lateE. Holme
is offered for sale, The lot is one-half
aore, with bearing fruit tree, tura and
soft water, A bargain. Apply at NEW
ERA offices.
IfturVliciiirLet.lorStide ••••••••
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' For sale, the eomtortable frame house
on the (tomer o Rattenbury and Raglan
Sts., at present occupied by Mr. Geo, Rice.
For patti.o.
tvonlars DapopulyEtoRTy, contor.
Good 1.1touse for Sale.
• Snbseriber effere for sale hie large and
comfortable frame house on Albert Street.
The house has every coevenienee for ordae.
ary tensity. Good cellar; hard and soft
water on the lot; three -quarters -of -atelier°
of land; • bearing fruit trees, also good
stable. Will be teed on reasomibla tonna.
A. WILTON,
Clinton, Mob 3041
For Sale or tti Rent
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Lot 15, Con. 13, Elnllett, (150 acres) is
offered for sale or for rent. Possession to
be given e.t the close of the - current year.
For partioelars apply to . W. BRYDONE,
Clinton.j •
Farms tor Sale
' About 850 'tyres first-class land, situated
on the 4t11 and 5th concessions of Hallett,
are offered for sale: This is the fined pas-
tnre land, without exception, in this
neigbborhood. For particulars enquire in
tbe firer place by mail. JOHN RANSI'ORD,
Box 580. London
Farm tor .Sale.
Subseriber offers for sale lie farna. of 103
acres, being lot 81, 3rd ow, H. R. S. Trick..
ersmithe All cleaned and under oultivat.
ion except 3 acres ; all but 18 acres 111 gra.es
'Frame house, bank .barn,hey barn, and
other, outbuilding's. s; Bearing orchard,
Good teeter. Schoolhouse .= the premises.
6 miles tei Seal nth .; lees than 5 to
Clinton, g tea eeel .
WHITgi .40 ()11011, Clinton.
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Farm lor Sale. ..
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Subscriber offere for eale his farm •ef
100,aeres, being lot 24, Con. 2nd, Stanley,
All cleared but 10 acres,. Brick home,
hank barn 40x80, otaneist silo,14x30; one
aore•of orchard and email traits, 2 never:,
ling wel,s. Driving house, pig pen, hen
-house. , Foie mile, from Clinton and three
front .1 anoefield; on good gravel roads.
' ' ALBERT NOTT,
' • Clinion-P. Cs:
Choice Farm tor Sale .
Subseriber offers for oak. -his eplendid
farm Of 96 sores on the Base Line, being
north pars of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hullett
Good brick hone°, barn and all necessary
ontbuildingte 35 sores bash; farm well' Wa-
tered and in good condition, 2 miles from
Auburn, and one :mile frpm, the proposed
CI:ea, station. JOHN SPRUNG, Au.
. . . •
Farm. to Rem..
, • .
Being lot 12, on the Maitland. Con., of
the Township of Colborne, 91-2 mites from
• Goderiele
e and 7 milts from Clinton . Tlae
lama containe 120 acres, 105 acres ofwhioh
are in cultivation, the Whine ,,bard wood
hush, one sore at good. bearing orehard,
• good builiinge and out-housee, an abund-
all00 of good spring water, Will be rented
on reasonable terme. Apply to • '
'A. E. ALLIN,
Gowland Lele, Sark •
.• A. rather unique damage action wae•
decided by the divisional court at Tor-
onto Monday, in the •suit; of Freenutu
Limas against bloeley Petit, of Wind-
ham. 'The latter kept about 105.hiyes
of bees, containing 50 000 bees, about
20 feet from the highway. Across the
road Lucas had a fine field ofituck- '
.Wheat into whichthe • bees went daily,
In August Lucas. went into hisfielel
with a teem of -hoesee to cut the buck-
wheat, whenthe bees stung the horses'.
sts badly that both died.- Lucts. had to
cover himself with 'mud arid watert0
escape. their -attaeks. Ile sued Petit
tor Inc value of the horsee and Was
awaeded $400, Petit:. appealed, but
lost his case. e •
The. Willow,
Though willow grows in wet place,
It is tatuefilly one of the driest. of'
Woods. It eantaine 20 per cent of
water. Oak von t a Me II 1 per -cent,
The Stoma 'Whistle.
Tit 1833 one of George Stephenson's
enghtes Squashed n farmer's wagon
end 900 egge, "Dear iner said the di.
rector, "this won't do, Can't you make
yoUt steatn make a holser So
Stephenson legged up the first steam
Whistle,
-At
'Many housewives think
it cheaper 'to buy than to
bake. That iS because their
baking isn't successful every
time. Their failures run
the cost up. Get
Royal Household
Flo
and follow directions. The
result will be light, whole! -
tome bread or pastry every
time. You pay a few cents
"bore for Royal Household,
. but those few cents- buy
certainty and purity. Your
grocer can supply you.
ofillvte How Mats co.. WI.
notorto.
Farm for, Sale.
. Two hundred and thirty-five acres, situ-
ated cm leitytield Road,'Goderick Tp., three-
quarters -of -a -mile froze Clietoo. Soil in
;excellent condition, having been all under
grass for five yeere; splendid grain or grass
land, 'veli (Indeed. Five acres hardwood
bush and excellent crehard. One barn,
52474; with elope stabling for ,12 hones
and 85 battle; oneharn 3b 54, with silo
and et abling for 17 caitle. Large imple-
ment boaao and pig pen; power and pump-
ing vvindmills; • large frame knew two
goc3 welts arta melee water At rav ol
farm ..arply in AIRS, ALEX, et
1t1sESE1S, Witten P,0,, mixt e8, coo,
2, Stanley,
Farm ior Sale.
Proprieter offers for sale his fatra on the
Maitland Con. Gocerich Township, Lots
7,7 and 78, eithated 1 1-2 miles trout vitiage
of HoIreesville, elnych and school, The
farm confides 238 acres of eboice 'IRO. a
good frame bOdoe, and bank barn 5 acres
of orchard 'led 30 sores of gonid maple
beshIsam, The farm 28 traversed by 0. 301).
rung brook. This farm .wIll be sold in a
block or in per's. Apply to
ALEX PALI OTJR,
. Ace meeville
Farm tor Sale, or to Rent.
Being lot 29,10ou. 2, H.11.8,, Tadkersteith
coutaining 100 scree. good brich bones.
with cellar, two goodbarna stone stabling
trederneatin large ben house and implement
shed, 5 acres harciwood bnsh and 2 acres
of firet-olees orchard, This farm is situa-
ted in the veiy beet iceelity In It 0 county,
oonvenient to church toad sohoole, 0 miles
from Seefotth lied 5 from CPI:lion, with
good gravel rooks It is in first-claes eon-
dition, told evil! be sold cheap and on rea.
gamble home, or will be rentedate propris
etor is going west, Apply on the predesee
or to LEVI STONG Clinton,
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Old Papers.
Old papers for nal, 5 colts a bundle.
NEW MIA Office.
PROFESSIONAL,
HENRY BEATTIIE
etivieemier teller tiete Pole
BARRISTER, EIOLIOITOE, to.
OLINTO •
Office -Elliott Snook, formerly incepted
by Mr Scott.
itoNET TO WO
W. ESICICDONIE,
.1j.A.REISTBE BOLIOITOW NOTARY.
PUBLIO, ETO,
• °LINTON
RIDOUT 84 HALE
'00111rUltAlloRRS, 00112eI8SIONielle,•
iteidAatate and lneuraeoe. Agent -
• 11400es to loan - •
0.03, BALE, JOHN RIDOUT'
MediaJ
Drs. Gunn & Gunn
,
Drew', Gunn, L. R. C. 10.. E. IL 0. 0.. WAD,
Dr, J. Nlabet tittnit, M. 15. 4). 8. England,
L. IL Lont101k.
Oftioe-Ontario Street,Olinton. Night calla et
trent door of oftiee or residence, etattenlecury
Street.
• DR. J. W. SHAW.
naystoreN. SUMMON
Areoutheue eta,. office mut residence. On
tario 8t., oprit
iesite•Snidiseliarch, fortreily on, '
chibied 'by Appleton, Clinton Out,
DR. 0. W. TiltAiVIPSOIN
Physiolan, surgeon, lite,
apecial attention given to diseneee of tee
Bye, Bar, Throat and Nose.
Office and Regidence. . ,
Alpert. Streeta Illocka North of Itattenbut17
G. W. Manning Smith, X. D., Cat
. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE -Main Street, 33ayffeld, fort:aerie
occupied by Dr, Pallister.
DR. P. A. AXON
DENTIST (Suacessoreo Dr. Holmes.) • .
, Specialist in Crown and Dridgo Work. -
Graduato'of the itoyal.Collego, of Darnel Sur -
g ten oofr Ogreatatturfact.0
f Univereity of Ter- roUto Den.
te,Gt Draerartteoat.efeto.hre
ago College oriental Surgery.
Cliienvi
argot
eyeit Daytiold every Monday, •
Dilt. 11. FOWLER
°faces over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dente tre
talent aS Painless ite possible. W • vi i
Auburn every Moneay. •
• Miscellaneous.
'I"AldES 01141.1-13E1.1.4 LONDE/00EO, '
tjI.
138U .1.tt 011PloawilitiialoGel:rLeoleulErNegE4
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• .Money ,
• • . • . .•
. Private tunes to loan at 4ee per" cent and fee-
.
Wards Bityppi.lig. •
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
e1.IIVTOIN. ONT.. °
Licensed Auctioneer. .
• Faxen sates a Spectalty. • ••
, ;TERMS REASONABLE:
Orders left at the NEW ;ERAlveill„be
promptly attended to,
THOMAS GUNDR
Live stock and geneeal Auction
••GODER101-P ON
Fermate& sales it specialty. Or rs left at, '
New ERA °dice,Clinton, prom y attended..
to Terms reasonable. -Pie le. sale notes.
discounted,
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MARRIAGE LICENSISS
° ISSUED:1BY
, J. R. Rumballs Clinton
J. '1111SIJIALL. ".
BANEEls,
Olser
Private funds to loan on mortgagee M
beet current ratite
General Banking base:lets ranesesed
;nteress allieged On ueposits; '
Sale notes bought) • . •
G. D. McTaggart M. D. McTaggart.
Aileraggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALI3ERT ST CLINTON
- (Amaral Banking llusIness
. • transacted • • •
NOTES DISCO:ONTED .
Drafts tamed. Interest tiliewed on
depoeite, .
The . Meltqllop Mutual
Eire Insurance co.
Izarin and Isolated town Prop,
erty Only Insured:
OFFICERS,
J. 13. McLean, President, Kippen; Tho$
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefiekl; . Thos.li
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforth:
IXRECTOES,
Jas; Connelly, Porter's Hill; johts
Watt, liarlocke G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; 'J. Evans, Beech,.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J., Ben.'
neweis, Brodhagen,
Each Director is inspector of lossesgin
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Robt. 'Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmond.
ville; J. W. Yeo, Flohnesville.
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Nonillion
MOUIPCiti
Lint
Steamer:a leaVe Hamilton 4,30 fent.
Tin otitis' at 4.80 p 111. TheedRYS and
Thursdays, and Saturdays for Bay
of Quinte ports. 1000*1sfands.
Montreal, and Intermediate poiete,
TOrOillto and Montreal, Line.
Commencing jute 2, steamers leave
Tokonto 3.30 pone Daily egeept Sun-
days, from ,Ittly let Daily for irtoeha
ester, 1000 Islands, Rapids, St.
114uticrittteeltpeociht016. Oritrea1 and
For tickets apply to It. IL agents, or
vvvite tofl, FOSTER CHAFPEE,
Weetert PassengerIAgent. ;Toronto
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