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STRIKE,. IS ORDERED.
Fite Thousand Q.P;R'.',Freight filen To
Y%a k Qut To -day
ol3No�ov- ) , thousand
° he Canadian k'aeific
db
t.
la Y.
en employed m p
Y
Railway, in' s14 parts of the Dominion
as freight -handlers,; oh(,clt era and
clerks in the freight department age
expp��;;ctsd to go out on striae to -day.
Tice Men are all members 'i of the
Canadian ,Brotherhood ei Railroad
Employes, and will cease work n 'ree-
sponse to a,telegrain sent out yester-
day
s r`
day by Gra id President A. R. Moshe
of Halifax, Nova Scotia, m 1
The order to quit work was pre p
bated by the refusal of the-C.P.R. to
grant the men an increase of wages.
and recognition of the union,
Grand , aficers of the brotherhood
Flom
lay the blame for the strike en l:'io ,
T. W. Crothers, IVltnister . of Labor,
who, it is stated, refused to order a
board of eonciliation, It is claimed
every possible effort has been exerted
by the brotherhood officers to avert a:
strike,
Between eight and nine hundred
men are employed in the freight
partment of the 'C.P.R. in Toronto,
rand these men, for reasons which.
could not be made known, will not
untillater in the week
leavework.
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m-
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t com-
pany.
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is
are d g
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iiless
they Y
piny, In all other;reties and towns ,
of Canada, however, it is .expected
that every member of the br,therii,ond
from St. John to 'Vancouver will quit.
Letters have beep sent out by. the
brotherhood to Boards of Trade in
all parts of the Dominion, intimating
that there is grave danger of a seri-
ions interruption to trade if the strike
is prolonged, and urging them to co-
operate with the workmen in secur-
ing a conciliation board, with a view
to -reaching a' speedy adjustment et
the differences. The matter will be
taken up to -day with the general sec-
retary of the Canadian Manufacturers'
Association.
TWELVE DIE IN WRECK.
Steamer Goes Down In Gale on St.
Lawrence River.
Montreal, Nov. 4.-Tweive�'persona
perished and four were rescued from
the wreck of the steamer Cecilia L.
in the narrow channel between Beau-
hasnois and Isle Perrot at the mouth
of the Chateauguay
e
gale on Friday evening. •
The dead are: Captain E. Leduc,
Valleyfie a • Clovis de Bellefeuille, en-
I TY
Because Be Took GIN PILLS
Winnipeg, Jan. 6th,
"I Have lieeu•a sufferer from Lumbago
for some years paetand during Christmas
week had u very Benne attack which
confined me to the' house; About the
latter part of April, I met your Mr. Flill
and mentioned my eontplaint to him.
He advised me to take GIN PI1.I.S
have been taking them at intervals.
during' the early part of the present
winter, and up to date have had no
return of my old trouble -in fact, I feel
ink
years and
think
a
I hove for e
better thanY
� for
that my old enemy has :vanished
good and all. I;• A. ]UKus.
gineer, Valleyfield; Albertus Hebert,
sailor, Valleyfield; ` Josep'r Lebo -clef,.
ireman, Valleyfield; Mrs. 'Maxillae
1licbaud, stewardess, Valleyfield;
tlexina de Bellefeuflle, sister of en-
•ineer, Valleyfield; Hiss Leduc, daugh-
ter of George Leduc, 10 years old,
Valleyfield; Mrs. (Miss) Valerie Va-
lois, Montreal; Mrs. Jos. St. Marseille,
Cascades; Jimmie Si. Marseille, son
4f preceding, 18 years old, Cascades
Jlr.e. Zilda de Repentigny, Valleyfield;
Miss de Repentigny, 10 years old, Val-
leyfield.
The survivors are: Lionel Leduc,
second off]cer, son of captain Alex,
Gosselin. wheelsman, Cascades; A. E.
13aillarge, passenger, Cedars; Felix
Cousineau, passenger, Coteau du Lac,
The Cecelia, w'hich was a freight
and passenger carrying vessel, running
between Montreal and Valleyfield, left
Montreal on Friday afternoon with
nine passengers, six of them women
and children,, a'id a large cargo.
After passing through the Lachine
Canal the steamer eneonrtered heavy
weather immediately on entering Lake
St. Louie; causing alarm among the
passengers, But the. craft weathered
the wind. s 'trek blew in gusto of 50
miles an hour and the heavy sea, un-
til she reached the channel, where, in
the darkness, she was driven on a
shoal and emaslial into wreckage in
an incredibly sheet time. of the
S' rapid was the breaking up
vesee] that all attempts to lower the
frail boats in the heavy sea and to
get the passengers aboar.l were un-
successful. Only four of the sixteen
people aboard escaped. Two of the
passengers managed to cling to some.
wreckage, which consisted of pa heor
of
the upper deck and some empty
barrels, which floated high out of the
water, and two of the crew managed
to elamber,into one of the boats which
had gone ad.:'t after the final de-
struction of the vessel.
The two passengers floated ashore
at Sister's Island, and would undoubt-
edly have perished of exposure had
not people on shore ; at Ohateauguay
heard their cries and at great risk
to themselves, rowed out and taken
them to the mainland. The two"sailors
succeeded in reaching the little village
of Woodlands three hours after the
disaster.
All :the women and chi. _.en, togeth-
er with the captain and several of
the crew and other passengers, perish-
ed. Most of the bodies have been.
washed :shore and an inquest will be
bald to-rlav
Hine Acquitted on Murder Charge.
hike Chari. s, La„ Nov. 4.-A. L.
Emerson, presidentof the Brotherhood
of Timber Workers, and his eight as-
soeiatos, charged with /reader, as tee
result of the Grahow labor riot, July
7, were acquitted Saturday afternoon.
The jury took less than an hour to
bring in the verdict. The 'other in.
dictinents against all bat six of the
accused men were nolle x,rosstd and
they were released.
GIN PILLS will protect your Kidneys
and ;Bladder against the ravages of
winter. No matter bow much you may
dread cold weather, because you have
been subject to Rheumatism orLumbago,
you will be free of pain if you take GIN
PILLS: le free if
500. a box, 6 for $2.50. Same
you write National' Drug and Chemical
Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto, :`136
i5 SISTER.
°Tele isee
Hamilton WamanIderitified Relate
.. ed' to Murder4r
Hamilton, 'Nev. 4.= -=The body`o> the
young woman, who is Supp osecl.to have
th rig 13"61r-
STRIKE,.
er
ooniznitted snicide, by," rows
self' in front of a switch engine at
the Stuart Street Station of the G. ,11.,
leas identified Saturday evening by her
tadaaj4,14 ;,A Mrs Varna Kirby;
82 �Kinrade Menne.
Mrs I{irby who *as 23 years old,
wase siete' of Frank. Truckle, the
young teamster who,shot hie -wife to
death on Market street on May 18
last and committed suicide a few min-
uses later, after making a desperate
effort to eeape. She w , born and
raised, in Brantford; wbere she was
married to Fred. Ibirby two years ago,
rade
2 It
In
boarded rd
od st 8
couple had o
The coup
about a month, Mrs. Kirby, who fre-
quently left her husband fort days at
a time, was last seen by Kirby on
Thanksgiving Day, when she' said she
was going to Brantford. She told an-
other woman, it is said, that she was
going up in the west end of the city
to spend a few days. She had recently
returned from a trip to Winnipeg.
FATTENING STEERS.
Value of Cottonseed Cake as Part of
the 'Ration For Stock..
Cold pressed cottonseed cake is the
byproduct remaining after the whole
seeds have been crushed to extract the
Oi1, says Kansas Farmer. It differs
'from the ordinary cottonseed cake in
that the latter has the hulls and lint
removed, the kernels heated and placed
between cloths and then pressed to ex-
tract the .oil.
Cold pressed cake contains the hulls
and short lint, while the ordinary cake
does not. For this reason the ordinary
cake is richer in protein.
The cake is ground into meal for
feeding purposes, and, while the ani-
mals could doubtless eat the 'eake if
broken up, it pays well to grind it.
-Being very rich in protein, cotton-
seed cake is always used as a concen-
trate and cannot be compared with
corn, which is not.
It is an excellent concentrate with
which to balance up .a ration for al-
most any farm animal, and alfalfa hay
is one of the best things to feed with it.
As cottonseed meal cannot be used
for a grata ration, corn or some other
grain should he used with it. '.
The best ration reported by the Illi-
nois station for steer fattening was
composed of sixteen and six -tenths
pounds of cornmeal, two and nine -
tenths pound of oilmeal and eight and
seven -tenths pound of clover hay. On
this ration the steers made again of
two and four -tenths pounds per day
in a test of 186 days on 1,000 pound
steers. Alfalfa hay can be substituted
for clover hay.
In feeding sheep a Scottish test ehow-
James Goldie Dead.
Guelph, Nov. 4. -The death tool;
place very suddenly in th.: General
Hospital here early Sunday n.crniu g
of James Goldie, one cf Guelph's
oldest and most highly respected eltt.
zeds, in his 88th year. Mr. Goldie
had been ill for some time but his
death was unlooked for. He was the
founder and president of the Tames
Goldie Milling Co. and during his life-
time took an native interest to every -
thin;; that pertained to t e welfare
or the eity and county. Ile was a
Conservative and successfully contest-
ed
ontested South \Vellingtrn ne fin Donald Gu-
thrie in 1976. Three allolnenlJa ileo,
Reswe-11 end Lincoln,
the firm, survive frint ted the best results from a ration corn-
row.
funeral will take place to -met=
row posed of eight -tenths pound of oil cake,
four -tenths pound of hay and thirteen
two Airmen Still Missing. and five -tenths pounds of turnips, en
Berlin, Nova 4.-A feeling of pro- which the sbe
ppgair ed thirty-six
Sugarbeets
hun-
found anxiety reigns in aeronautical 1 . pound
circles as to the fate of the two caro: 1 could be substituted for turnips by
pants, John Watts and Arthur :lthet . feeding a smaller quantity.
holt, who have been missing with the , A Michigan test was made with nine -
balloon Dusseldorf Il. since they start. ! tenths Pound of dried beef pulp or mo-
od from Stuttgart on Sunday lastif1 lasses beet pulp, tbree-tenths pound of
the international race for the Gordon 011 meal and one and tbree•tentbs
Bennett balloon cup. iuternationpl. Pounds of dower hay, on ablch the
The managers of .tha sheep gained thirty-four hundredths
pound per day. Alfalfa hay can be
substituted for clover in any ration by
using a somewhat smaller amount.
Cottonseed meal is a valuable con-
centrate with which to balance up the
ration for beef or dairy cattle, bogs,
horses or sheep, and the rations given
above are average rations.' Begin the
feeding period with a small amount of
cottonseed Meal in the ration and grad-
ually increase it Fattening steers may
begin on one pound per day and in;
Crease to as higb as six or eight pounds.
Of 40 inlanttary
111$ wife stands sadly, bye_ tub
(Whereiebo, is doomed to abor;
IP fact he is- a ,brainless,' 411137"
pquph.dreaded•by his noighbor.
Thepoliticians:Orris hie hand
His worth7essinesrs unneeded,
laid, ;praise him'for , hla iiob,�le
•tailed,"
$eeal/se his vote if1 needed.
xi
.Wanted.
Young girl tole-lrn the telephone
operating. Apply a t Clinton
BELL TELEP30:NE OFFICE
Coal Stove For Sale.
U. S
. To
Invest Cuba.
Fort Monroe, Va., Nov, 4, -The army
general staff has ordered four trans-
ports in reserve here to be prepared
within four days for instant readiness
to carry 2,800 :troops to Cuba. The
preparation e4 the army transports at
service is one
Newport
several rosteps taken already by the
general staff to have the army in
readiness for service in Cuba should
disorder arise, demanding interven-
tion. The transports are calculated
to convey three regiments, and it is
believed the soldiers could be landed
in Cuba within nine days alter an
order for their despatch.
lain
theey do
Officials
expect it will be necemake it ssary
to despatch the troops, feeling much
encouraged at the peaceful manner in
which the Cuba election was conduct-
ed Friday. But having in mind the
past threats of the Liberal leaders to
rebel in case the election resulted in
favor of the Conservatives, it has been
regarded as only prudent to put the
army in condition to respond to a call
for immediate service within the next
few day,
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphortol restores evory nerve In the bods
to its proper tension; restotee
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. r'hosphonol will,
make you a new man. Price 55 a box or two for
55. Mailed to any address, The fienuele Dr%
•two., st(Vatharinos. Ont.
SWUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
'Rust. Bear Signature of
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Seo Fac -Simile Wrapper Belau►.',
Rlors mu ana=a @l!/
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PR DIIIINESO.
rilsoistssivs.. -
FOR TORSO mint,
ro sTItATIOII
FON A tK1N:;
FON TIS COMPLEXION
e3 Ri5us 55.re551 W6t11
air geyerablo.n�
GU -RE eioV6 11EA1JAG1iG.
balloon cup race stili express the hope
that the two American aeronauts have
funded somewhere in Russia. They
say the aeronauts may have been
made prisoners and are :unable to
Communicate. • .
teem ('a&e) C e
ST. THOMAS. ONT.
Unsurpassed for residential education. The
"Ideal College -Home" in which to secure
a training for your life a work. Thorough
courses in Music, Painting,' Oratory, g
School, Business College and Denlestic
Science. Large campus, inspiring environ-
ment. Resident' nurse insures health of
students. Rates moderate. Every girl
needs an. ALMA training. Handsome pro-
spectus sent on ktpplicutton to Principal, 42,
D Se for Sale,'
A coimIorial1le frame house, -an
goodg+eppair,:quarter aerie of fandt
witch'fruit 'trees, conveniently, 110
ated ,Tis
vasycoPa4
0
r,kble.
Pin-
petty wall be lsold cheap• - 1
Apply to 1VIRS, JAS, TUCKER,
r Fgincesa Street
Art Souvenir, bare burner heater'
for sale, large eizr, 10 first-class or -
:der. Apply to C FIOATtE,
For Sate
• 7-rpon,edhouse e oreer+ of High
and Victoria street=. 'Electric light
'and waterworks Cnt of the boost
desirable lcat, tons in.ClintYlb. EasY
termis if desired. .Apply to
Second Body identified.
St. Louis, Nov. 4. -The second body
found Saturday In the ruins of the
Berlin .Hotel destroyed by fire early
Saturday morning, was identified
through jewelry as that of Mrs. Helen
Harrington Shepard Conley
Abeles,
former actress and divorced wife of
James Abeles, son of a wealthy St.
Louis family.
The body was first identified as that
of Mrs. C. E. 'McFadden, a gueet in
tl . hotel, and laet .eight the r111118
were searched for firs. 11 Fadtleu's
brxly, as sLo li s not been seen :duce
the lire.
Mrs. McFadden lived in u room ad,
joining Mrs. Abeles, and that part of
the building collapsed sion alter the
starts.l.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST0 R I A
HEY, v
Is It necessary to use a megaphone
to: call your attention to the factthat.
every time you patronize a Mail Or-
der House in some distant city you
take money out of circulation in your
own community, thereby reducing to
that extent the prosperity of your
neighbors, including yourself in the
long run ? Think it over carefully
and get back into the ALL "HOME
TRADE procession.
'F, Bc 'HALL.
For Sate
One heavy two-year-old colt, lot
35, 15th concession, Goderich town-
ship. C. H. ROLLAND,
Wanted
Cook and leltaben girl wanted gat,'.
encs. Apply ho RATTEN.BURY
IVIES. J.
aRattenbury House
Wanted
n g � an a 3 a smart
Wa ted a' good n
boy 'at ol>yce,
For Sale
&Yi `N0,Y. e , 7i
f19. ,$liaYPONI
BARRISTER SOLICITOR" NOTA';
PU dLINTOrrTO.
1 wood stove, and 1medimaa size
coal heater.
DOIG, Marble Works
Auction Sale
Auction Sale of a car load of first
class rnileb cows and young cattle.
Mr. I, E, Ferguson will sell by Public
Auction at Normandie Rotel barns
Clinton, on Friday. November 15, a
car Load of good Tench cows.
newly calved, and balance due in
March and April, also someyearling
and two year old heifers. This is an
exceptionally good lot of well bred
cattle and will be sold cvitboutreserve.
Tetma seven months credit will be
given on ftri1nishtng approved joint
notes. A discount of 1 per cent
straight for cash,
T. GUNDRY E. FERGUSON
Auctioneer Prom ietor
For Vale
Foundry Is Absorbed.
Brantford, Nov 4. ---Tire ?vett &
Letshwceth Co. of this city, which
employs 51,0 halide in the i11unufaet ore
of malleable iron castings, has been
acquired by, the Canadian Car ee
Foundry Co. of Montreal. The idr.n
thus becomes a laurel; Cauadian eon -
cern, ite general policy having been
formerly directed item Buffalo. Nu
change is cullteluplated 10 the operat-
ing management Ur in Imine, and ex-
tenei;e cilargclueuLs to the plant are
now under way.
The deal is one of the most import-,
nut consummated in Brantford in
some time.
Drunks In Dry Bdt.
Galt, Nov. 4. -The polies magistrate
strictly observes the amendment to
the License Act making the minimum
fine for drunkenness in local option
communities $10 and costs, an aver-
age of $15. burieg the past month
there were over 31 convictions, the
drunks stating they got the liquor in
Preston or Berlin.
Saturday morning in sending ane of
five offenders to jail for thirty days,
the magistrate expressed a determine -
tion to put a stop to drunkards cele-
brating in town by increasing the fine
or imposing a. prison penalty.
Farat tor Sate
CHARLES D. BALE
Conneyance, ,: Notary Public,'
Oommiesioner, etc,.',
REAL ESTATE ArNl)1NSURANQK
Tastier of Marriage Lioensesi
Huron St„ Clinton,;;
H. T. RANCE1
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate.
INSURANCE;Aranee Cliepresent^n619 Fire re
'nuance Companies,:
Division Court Office.
Mediit.ai•
DR) r:. W. THOMVSOIi-
ilsian. surgeon.. Ete
aoscial attention given 10 draeaeea ot:ttio
Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nose,
Eyes carefully examined. and euitable1'
prescribed...
Office and Residence.
Two doors meet or tits Commerelal mewl
Huron St.
100 acres, Lot 18, con, 3, Hullett,
21-2 lrail,es from Clinton, 1 mile
from school. Good 'farm soil clay
loam, well watered and improvod, 2
acres orchard, good buildings, barn
50x51, atone basement, cement
floors, stabling for 22 head of cat-
tle and 5 horses, also 3large box
stalls; hog pen and hen house 17x
20y cement Uaeemant; 7 -room, two
story brick veneer hoase with sum.
per kitchen, woodshed, and buggy
house, convenient to house. Terms
-2-5 of purchase money down, re-
mainder on place at 41-2 per cyonit•
or otherwise to suit purchaser.
Apply on premises. S A. BROWN
Aged horse for Pale cheap,
Apply
to
A, D. BEATON
Ladies Wanted
Employment oftared. in Player
] aeuivatic Department, Light.
suitable work amid pleasant sur-
roundings, Iu hew Yet lt or Chicago.
this is considered employment for
[he highest class cf lady operators.
Apply at the Office of
W. DOHERTY PIANO AND
ORGAN 00., Limited. Clinton.
Indiah Chief Dies.
Brantford, Nov. 4. -Chief John Gib-
son of the Six Nations Indians` is dead
at his home on the reserve, aged 64
years Jie had been blind for thirty
years, his affliction following a stren-
uous lacrosse match in which' the
chief indulged and in which he over-
heated himself. Of late years he plied
the trade o1 making lacrosse sticks
and. was one of the most eloquent
chiefs of. the Six Nations, Ile was a.
leader of the Pagans or worshippers
of the Great Spirit. He will be buried
to -day with Indian rites,
Had a Weak Heart.
Doctored For Three Years
Without Any Benefit.
Through one cause or another a large,
majority of people are troubled, more or
less, with some form of heart trouble.
Little attention is paid to the slight
weakness, but when it starts to beat
irregularly, and every once in a while,
pain seems to shoot through it, then it
causes great anxiety and alarm.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pillswill
give prompt and permanent relief to all
hose eafferin from any weakness of the
heart or` nervet.
Mrs. M. Shea; 193 Holland Ave.;
Ottawa, Ont,, writes: -"I write you these
lines to let you know that I have used
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Palls. After
doctoring fo'r the last three years.wlth all
kinds of medicines and pals, for weak
heart, I beard of your Heart and Nerve
Pills, so thinking I had never used any-
thing that did me so much good, I kept
on :using them, and I had only used four
boxes, when 1 was perfectly cured."
Price, 50 cents per boxl 3 bone for
$1,25 at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont. ,
GEORGE ELLIOTT
Life Stock & General Auctioneer
l'or County of Huron.
Clinton, Ont,
Farm Stock Sales a specialty.
Orders left at New Era, office,
Clanton, promptly •attenfinded ito.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed, ar call phone 13 on 157
Goderich Township.
Fame for Sale
Farm for sale, being lot 7 in the
1st concession Township Hullett
containing 100 aa:res, all cleared
but about 7 acres of bush. On the
Laren is a uew b^ick house with fur-
nace. Large bank barn with ce-
ment floors in stables. Plenty of
taater; well fenced, and under -
drained. This farm ae well rituated
being on the Hu''on flood, Will be
s'•ld on reasonable ttrnis, Apply
;,n tho farm or ad tress Seal forth
post office, MELVIN CLARK
Farrel' For Sale
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
His Noble Stoat,
Yards Opposite G. T,14. Station
A first class farm, consisting of
75 acres, on con.12, part lot 34,'Hul-
lett township, 3miles from Landes -
bora, and 5miles from Blyth, 11-2
miles from School. A bank barn 36
b7 5'6, another barn 36x52, plenty eked 24x40, A brick house, p y
of water, about an 6•tere of or -
shard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. APP1Y to
-WILLIAM LONGMAN,
(Blyth, P. r.0.
DRS. GUNN and GANAI1GR
Hr, W. Gann, L. B C.1P.. L. S C. S.. fids*
Dr, et, C. candler. B.A. N.B.
. Office-Oatarto Street, Clinton.
riiaht calls et residence, ,Rattenbnrs St.
oral bospital
DR. J. W. SHAW
p y5tCLAN, SUBOEON.
ecoucheni, eta„ office and residenee on R.
Wuhan/ St.. opposite W. Farran's residence,
Ali kinds of Coat on hand--
Chestnut
and-Chestnut Solt Coal
Stove Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
Kenuei Coal and Wood
Tile ---2z, 3 and 4 -inch size -
'Ile Tile is of the very best
quality.
'Brtek to Order.
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New Stylish designs of up.
Doherty Pianos and
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Opecial values in Art
[lases
4 Pianos and:organs rent
ed, choice new Edison t
phonographs, Music &
variety'goods.
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Two Valises to Let -
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work aereelanyte
Graduate of 0.C,D.S..; Chicago, and 8.0,15.8
• Toronto.
Bayfield on"Ilondays, nay set toDeecle*b
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
• Maces over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental trent.
meat as painless se aoesible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction ie.
GODERICH ONT
P'armstoos sales a opabialay, Oidets et at
NEW Bite otiice, Clinton, prImos,y attended
to. Terms reasanahle. Farmers' sale nota
discounted
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggar
CTagg rt Bross
Bait/KEIRS
ALBERT ST , Glild'TO
a General Banking Enslnear
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts leaned. Interest allowed en
deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance eoi
Perm and Isolated Town PirO1ta
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B, McLean, President, Seaforth,
The undersigned has two houses to 1 J. ,Connolly, Vice -Pres., Godei'icb,
let, apply to
Jacob Taylor
Pasture Land
Some first class pasture land to be
sold in lots to suit purchasere. At
tractive prices:- Apply to
John Ransford, (3 T. R. City Agent
C� Hoare
Farm for Sale.
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate of fere for sale 50 acres -
East half of lot 28, eon. 8, Hullett.
A first-class farm, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
offlere for sal*, lot 29i con. 8,Hull
ett, 100 acres. These farms maybe
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUPHCO\TBE.
Clinton.
4lie peek i8 big,. his brow iwiow„
tBi�p ;tats are Iarge:atud hairy;
Sts hear# glows ;with abowt th+' n711Wy
Ford & McLeod
Webs now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standaa•a.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
p-,-_
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and ,all •Grains.
Ford & McLeod
�Li
Before placing'yonr orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prrree. The very best goods
carried be stock and sold at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
do Rowland's Hardware store, or.
with
W..1. Steveosoklr
Et Electric Light Plant.
T. E. Hays, Sec.-.Trea s., Sea -foal'..
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hebei esville; John
Watt, 'Harlock ; G. Dale, CIinton; D.
F. blcGrogor, Seaforth ; J. Evans,
Beechwood; J.G. Grieve, Winthrop
J Bennoweis, Brodhagen; M. btIc-
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses an his own district. ,
AGENTS.
Robt, Smith, Harlock; Ed.Hinch-
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney,, 'Eg-
mondvrlle; J. W. Yeo, Holmesviile,
Payments may be „made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton', or
R.II. Cott, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
t..WATTS.
Boot Maker and Repairer
Opposite
Posto
ffi
ce.
Repairing done promptly.
Suit cases and Trunks re-
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and ,promptness
with which I execute my work
Store 'open every evening
WATTS
(.e LINTON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real (Estate (bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next door to New
Era
Grand Trunk Railway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart.,..-. 8.30 a m 4.50 p qu
Centralia 9.40 5.43
Exeter , 0,58 ffi54
Hensail 10.08 6.05
Kippeet 10.16 6,11.
Brucefield 10,30 6.19'
Clinton 11.00 635
Londesboro 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Vingbam, arrive.., 11.50 7.3'5
South Passenger
Wingham, depart6.43 a m 3.33 p m
Belgrave, 6.54 8.44
Blyth 7.08 3.56
Londesboro.. • • .. • • 7,16 4.0,1
Clinton 7,50 4,23
Brucefield. • 8.12 4.39
Iifppen'.... 8.23 4.47
Iiensele 8,32 4.52
Exeter..'
5,48 5.05
Centralia 9,00 5.15
London,'arrive , . • 10.00 6.10
Buffalo and Gode ie is
Wee`, Passenger
am pm ppm put
Stratford.: 10.00 12.20 5,26 10.26
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10.4.7
Seaforth.. 10.45 1.10 6.18 11.12
Clinton .....1.1.07 1.25 6,40 11«26
Hohneseille 11.16 1,33 646 11.88
Goderieh..,.11.35 1.50 7.05 1165
East Passenger
am pm put
Goderich .. .. 7.10 2.40 4.50
T3olmesville 7.26 2.57 5.00
Cllinton .. 7,35 3,07 5.15
Seatortb".. 7.52 3.25 5.32
'Mitchell.-- .... . 8.16 3,48 6.555:
Stratford........... 8.40 4.15 6.20
NEW
NEW ERA JOB DEPARTMENT.
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