The Clinton New Era, 1905-04-28, Page 24.4
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
April 28 1965
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up.to.Date
S HA) '..S.•
and Fresh, Clean..
• of all lOnds: •
G. B. BALLARD
R. Graham's old Stand.
•NYARAWVMMMIANYMMWMARARMPIPAWil
.411011W
Matheson's Financing.
4.4.44.444444
The Montreal Star (Qenservative) is
Much annum(' at HolleCol, Matheson'e
,efforts to make Ontario appear to have
'a large debt. It says :
HeeveYer, it ie only fair to say that,
M
even on r. Matheson's figures. Ore
give 'Ontario a real surplus for the
Sas-
may not have "made 'their elections katchewan has not been very well ad -
speaking comparatively. It has no
been well managed financially. " ''''' *
,plus • and it is his good intention to
account -as we die in this province -
coming year. Ontario has always iliaa'aele
taalo ia in capital financied condition,
his deficit would be a, handsorae sur
from the pest, If Mr. Matheson would.
such crushing debt ala We have, Its
burdens are more liabilities to be met
in the future that. dead-weight debts
• permit it to put down to current rer-.
enue sums really secured on capital •
-
, A tett r from Saskatchewan.
The strongest hold that the Liberal ; - - e
Government, which he and lus col- 1 -• ' .--"GOODRICH via Great Bend Sask.
leagues have replaced, had upon the 1 I s e
peoplie of Ontario, was their undoubted Meech 31, 190a.
abillty in "building up Ontario." They. DEAR EDITOR .-.As this part of with prayers," but they did push for vertised, perhaps a description of it by
' 'ward the prosperity:of thearprovincee- a settler ---who has lived -here- three
• And there will be general satisfaction years will be of interest to readers of
• to note that their sueceskors propose the NEW ERA We came here from
no revereal of this:policy,. North Dakota in 1902 ; when we reach-
ea.Matheson style ofbook-keeping ed 'Saskatchewan . we , had three old
'wt '' h a a.h. b' •
y nom,etialzert,,,,,,weeoertuetellinreisaelic,lawle:le cad wagon and a
bnitVelarei;eePaTelate- Plettsiave'-franr: itig•tillvriftift-iiV , lwe.fi._ jAnfotnerfi.p.jazi
"bearing" tintifrio's.credit let him have $10. •Weenortgaged our horses bar $50
le. mming- It- is some satisfaction to and •started to work. We were sue-
•
cessful from the start, end now owe a
know. thet tlee'people of. cannel& r6a0S- fine farm of 480 acres, with 175 acres
nize that anything goodie the Ontario :ready for crop •this, spring. We have
Conservative policy ie a legacy small' , eight good horses nod all necessary
, • machinery. 'What we have done bas
the Liberals. ;. . • ' • - done hy-many others. Thi t "Is
•• •, ; certainly the poor man's country. The
The Montreal Star publishes the ' most successful men here are the ones
• following :-"Itis reported to -day in Who started with nothing. Theare
• .1 thousands of poor fellows ire n On text.,
Certain circles in. , Montreal that mgr.•
i No will never have anything if they
• Sbarretti, the Papal Delegate in sVltaiy_ _ where they . are, while if the)
• Canaclae will. leave. thilecountry within ' mould Boma .to this cotinteYetliften er
a memorable time, The stases info,. vast quantities of fine lancl;' nOT fa i '
from this town, to be had for the ask
• Intuit is responsible fol. the statenient . mg- ILseems a pity that, if is no
that the Vatican has trken the t iew taken rtfaet." 'The dountry here is levy
• that his Grace's interv'ew ' with Mr ; and, rolling prairie, dotted with ipoi•
. .
FROST"
Ornamental Gates
Lightin weight Artistic In dealga
RalaanablO In prier*
Also a large line of Standard ratan Gates
slime on hand. Every progressive and
up-to-date farmer insists on having Piton
, GATES. CiitalOg italiiideif (14 regliett• e - -
FOR SALE BY
JOSHUA IC HIVE -ft :," SUMMerhill
ROBERT McDONALD,' Blytb.
•• •••••••• •••••
Di
The Olinton eW Era, Seymour Gourley,. ex -M. fe for Cal-
chester, N. S., is very ill wall a, cam -
plication of diseases, and.there are no
•"PRIDAY, APRIL 48, 1905.
' hopes that he 'can live More than a
I
It is stated thett 90,000 laborers will
be requived to do the farm Work -and
harvest the crops this year in the
'Nertle vest. A tug) nembir Of these
em. en be drawn from Ontario and ,
the other Provinces, and malty of them ,
will tate up their able there. :This .
drain goes. on. ay erg:settee evith ilee_ree .
*tilt that the (.44g PPY !"!(..TP. xe
L. I
-iozoing depopulated, -counties, towns
and villitees decreasing in pepula.tier ,
nstead of increasing. Iriete
hbrni-
grants are to someaettent faking their.]
places, buttraoks a.3 if the older Pro-
vinces will have to take some energetic
• actiomto make up the population thus
lost.
/Mr . •
There is one man in New York who
does not heieve in banishing children
from th i tenement houses, - He owns
two p fitment houses, and his an-
Ilettrieed that no fiat will be rented to
any family having lees than three chile
dran -"the more the merrier" --and
..evea cat, the dog, and other do-
mestic animals will be weIconte. This
man is John Monaghan, clerk in the.
'Second District -Court of the Bronx,
. and he has been induced tcas do as he is
doing by the pitiful scenes_he witnessed
in his capacity as court clerk, follow-
ing the evictions of families in which
there were too many . children.- Many
mothers will rise up and call him
blessed.
On Good Friday Baroness Burdett
Coutts entered upon the ninety-second
year of her age. At the age of twenty-
three she inherited $9,000,000 from her
father, Thomas Coutts, the banker.
All her life she has been•noted for her
philanthrophy. She has spent abciute
$2,000,b00 in building homes for the
London poor; she has built many
churches. She helped to succor tho
Turkish peasantry during the Turko-
Russian war, and she gave $100,000 to I
save ,the $kibbereen fishermen from I
te-arvation. She was a greet favorite
of Queen Victoria, who knighted her,
but when she rnarried Ashmead Bart-
lett, in her sixty-sixth year, ic is said
the Queen was much displeased.
•in 1890.• • I.• An even stranger eight, end one
,
1 •e Which told only too :plainly of the
le
month or so. Ris healt gan to fail
before the , general election, but he
took seriously three •weeks ago.,
Gourley was cheracteracleverebright,
and elite, but unbalanced.;He , had . a
marvellous flow of latigunge, but could
not 'connect hie ideas. : On: one occaa.
aleaa hespoke ine:„iehe...1101.0Q
-two hours much to the. ermesement
of both (driee. • lers ternarks being an
Ammassmoswissmise
•• lars. I never saw such crops anger len
• Oamphall of 'Manitoba and his pro- as row here. The grain 'gets almost •
phsals re the Manitolia educational
as high as your heada and the yield i
quelitioni closely approached an inch's- something great. 'Potatoes and n
, root crops yield hmnensely, and title i
cretion."'• just a, grand -cattle and hog pountri
I '‘I'llere is' no reason why a farnic,
should not -get rich herr., As we g(
• good ,prices for everything we raise.
The tewn of Goodrich le thwteen
northwest of the elbow of the Nort
Saskatchewan river,- on the new Om
adian Northeen main line. The ste(
is not Invite here, but trains will b
renning into the town in three day: '
There areenany line beefiness Nicole
• bete ; .the .town already has gm
start, and As it is the naterid supply -
point fox; a rich wheat country sur-
• oaeincliog. ite it is bound togeow.
• conclusion I will say that it any 'Man
. wants to get a free' farni and cheap
'railway land, this is the place to come..
„ ; 3..wsisl,Lci.,a. to :ar,asiver: ai7 Jett, ors
ad
arsapari
"Goodrich, via Great Bend, bask, Can.
• ' 0Oonnacii;
• •
42memall
Impure blood always shows
.somewhere. . If the skin, then
boils1 pimplei, rashes. If
nerves, then neuralgia., nerv-
ousness, depression. If the
For Sale or gent.
For Sale.
Holum end lore of land, Emit end Oat -
;trio St, Purchaser wishing more land
could buy lotjoinhig. J:OSBLUA PEAREN
If Clinton,
Rouse for Sale
Ten raume, with woodehe4 end SOK
hard and soft water). ea me of land, an-
• trail/ looetettfor7parttottlers apply to
W,
House to Rent
A good-sized and comfortable hciuse. co
News Notes •speneer St., with Miran aoreaof land, al
kinds of fruit, hard and soft water, stable
died at Moosomin from injuries re •
-
The wife of Mr,' justice Wetmore .1 akPPIY• to J. L. aloINTYRE, Stapleton
ceived in a runaway. .
For Sale.
The Victoria Colonist. publishes a
-has been-appoin
Yukon
ustatementton at thatsai .Mrt yet_ Wi. iNv2Ve, ee. LA2ptiotei ypi rife. j_rsopr wti awrici ci hoafedRing evga_i rAptei ;pm: aoto:ne oi leo:
efory is told of • Englishme• n *he •
'had occasion. for a doctor while star
Mg in Pekin, says' the Birmingham,
England, •rost..-
-doctOW.t hiirVanti(4-frhe-eaVeg!--
mY Wee ouce.". "Really?" .qiieried the
Engliehman. !Teti, me tellibie awful.4%
was the reply; "me callee in another
clogtor. He givee 'me medicine; me yel-
ler, velly bad. Me callee in another
doctor. He came, and. give me more
' medicine, make mo Velly; yelly bad-
der..• Me 'callee 'in Sing Loo ,no
'
come. emelt na,y'
-neeorferenti"jumble Without any. mean- •I stotnach, tlitU dyspepsia,
ing, and lthoigh tlme .withotit
nurnber•he yiolated the rules of. the
House end was out Of Order, lie was
' allowed ttrgo-en •Ripply becauseeho
was Making fun for the members,
I Before theelection Of 1890, Sir Charles
Tupper boasted that alio would carry
every seat in Nova, Scotia etcept Col-
chester, arid he would cairY. that too,
if that fool Genrley was not running."
biliousness, kiss of appetite.
. .
Your .dOctors• knows. the
remedy, used for 00 years.'
.. Returning from the Cuban war, T was a
perfect ,yrecX.__My Oland waa bad, and my
health wae gone. tat alew bottles of Ayer's
SareaparOla coraplaty
. • .DOZO " craz"°
oleo a bottie.••, .7. O. A.TER 004
dra tete. for.Lr.we1t. Mas.
Impure Dlood
-rORTVMTLES.OF LOCUSTS.
Stopped a Railroa Train in Uganda
• ' While Proceeding to Mombasa. •
Deify Express publishes the fol.,
lowing: -A remarkable sight was wit.
nessed recently by passengers in one
of. the down trains on the Vganda.Ran-
'way, writes an Expreee correspondent. •.
- .
The Great
quarters of the railway, a dense swarm
School
When passing Nairoli, • the head -
of locusts, cloteely followed by an en-
• For practical education
is the well known
ar
Ys
e c-•.1).
'- •
•
Little Live*.
ilia
• taaust Bear.Gatenottieci of
• • ,
•
e/9-e'ia"
Seo Poc.SImile Viraocr Below.
Voir am=1.1 and as caw
• to lam ite eager. •
Fan IlEADACIlLi. -
FairDIZZIMESS.
Fad DILIOLISNES,S.
eaCTssris LIVERI
OkSOGISTiPATION.
roil SALLOW Skilli
FOR THE COMPLEXION
,IGIVENICULLW 1.44•TrAviemAKA7ont.
ea Weis Merely ..vegetatneeeVegepeee6
CARTE0
ITTLE
VER -
PILLS.
-
*••Xa•'4.s•tl,
cuRE SICK HEADACHE.
Singularly, • 'Gourley was the only Bid ths Sarsaparilla by keeping the ormous flock of hawks, circling grace
Conservative lected in Noya Seotiaflow°Isregu-
, tar With Ayer's Pills. fully round id pursuit . of thel: area',
•e. - • • was eeen high up in the heaven.
C:ounty Clippings.
The Modern .111other.
Children shudderntettstor and.
with good reason. Wilier oil is a keno
of (11d time barbatisna. Not only is it
repulsive to the taste, but it gripes
and tortures delicitte children. Mod-
1•14V00 •being •Wrought in their •aerial
ranks, was presented. by the discarded
•. wings ce 'the lOceste .which fluttered to
Owing to thelaigh price otoatse the the ground like falling leaves.
Hensall•oat rneal Mill will remain tale • Not long ago, while proceeding from.
till the new .crop is Marketed • next , Lake Victoria to Mombasa, a train ran
fall.. • into a perfect bank of, these destructive
• 4 ,
• Ti G. Allen NIS purchased the chees.e 'peets, which continued, • with •More or
factory: formerly the property of the , _less denetty, fora distance of nearly
ern mothers use .Baby s Own Tablets, Ashileld Butter and Cheese Co. (Ltd.) 'Tarty miles. • ' . •
a gentle laxative Which does not gripe;. His inteetion is to turatt irito a c.realne ; In .seine.„.places: they. were ',between
a comforting medicine NyAiC11 lir be ' ery. , •• roar arid five inches in depth; but, cur -
arm. These Tablets °urea. the ti-eiii- was laid isp i3onse timexko seem ft.,- confined •
to a eerie of not more than
or ills ef little ones, andeproinote nat,' , on, either eide of 'the four -
ural sleep and rept:Jeer Mee. R 'James, tured ribs through an accident, and lutY Yard's
's Own Fount( again. is °loot 'way -
Was later laid •un with la grippe,
Fenaghvale, Opt, e.eyS:-"I find great e . - 1 . As goon as the • engine struck the.,
latnctionla the .11 the train ' was brought:
-gr anew -born ba,bewithout eareife s•-•sf,r;_•••wieenx.tilli8_0.5;e0f_i3e.mrifiler,esssin.s..• 1' ously-enaugheibsentire invasion • wee__
• A correspondent 61 the Globe puts
_ads finger on one of the very weak
spots in our rural district organization
-the trouble caueed by farm animals
left untended m the public highway.
If every- farmer were compelled to
keep his cattle, horses. sheep, and pigs
on his own pre,mises, at the risk of
" having to pay for all the damage they
do when running at lerge, the whole
• neighborhood would soon find out
that it is much easier and less costly
• Lo fence them in at home than to fence
them out when they are out elsewhere.
The cost, of .feneing has b,eeeneeeayeey
'heavy tax on the community, • and a
»tenth part df what is now put up
would suffice if animals were propel:1y
eared for on the farms to which they
belong. It is (pliers itnposeible to grow
treeeeilher on the fame or the high-
ways if catt!e are allowed to have ad-
ceks ti(.).thon, - Moho.
a e s, an o no
SE of Bhabv•vy swarm
now 0 I could • While Wm. Kernick was working standstill, and for the next' two hours
Tread Power for Sale.
Subsoriber'effere foa sale a awo horse
treed power in good working orate Will
be sold cheap. JOHN B. LINDSAY
Huron Road, Oodefich Tp. Clinton 2. 0,
Windmill tor Sale
PROFESSIONAL.
IligranY BEATTIO
ohleceasiir to air Jai fkiete
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, acce
Immo •
• omos-gatou mostiforearlr 0%104
by Mr &iota
IMRE TO, LEND e
-
-
. .
I am selling goods "
cheaper in the majority
of lines, and as cheap as ,
• tli&cheapeSlin any lin'e•
,...-
-- 8 .---•:-- Ic-----:;'--,7-...-44 .7--
Highest price paid fo
farm produce.
t..
ATRIAL ORDER SOLICITED -
,
loweat rates. ,
W. PRolmFoor. K. 1.7,,, B. C. NAYS, G. P. Bunt
G. B. BALLARD
R. Graham's old Stand.
•NYARAWVMMMIANYMMWMARARMPIPAWil
.411011W
Matheson's Financing.
4.4.44.444444
The Montreal Star (Qenservative) is
Much annum(' at HolleCol, Matheson'e
,efforts to make Ontario appear to have
'a large debt. It says :
HeeveYer, it ie only fair to say that,
M
even on r. Matheson's figures. Ore
give 'Ontario a real surplus for the
Sas-
may not have "made 'their elections katchewan has not been very well ad -
speaking comparatively. It has no
been well managed financially. " ''''' *
,plus • and it is his good intention to
account -as we die in this province -
coming year. Ontario has always iliaa'aele
taalo ia in capital financied condition,
his deficit would be a, handsorae sur
from the pest, If Mr. Matheson would.
such crushing debt ala We have, Its
burdens are more liabilities to be met
in the future that. dead-weight debts
• permit it to put down to current rer-.
enue sums really secured on capital •
-
, A tett r from Saskatchewan.
The strongest hold that the Liberal ; - - e
Government, which he and lus col- 1 -• ' .--"GOODRICH via Great Bend Sask.
leagues have replaced, had upon the 1 I s e
peoplie of Ontario, was their undoubted Meech 31, 190a.
abillty in "building up Ontario." They. DEAR EDITOR .-.As this part of with prayers," but they did push for vertised, perhaps a description of it by
' 'ward the prosperity:of thearprovincee- a settler ---who has lived -here- three
• And there will be general satisfaction years will be of interest to readers of
• to note that their sueceskors propose the NEW ERA We came here from
no revereal of this:policy,. North Dakota in 1902 ; when we reach-
ea.Matheson style ofbook-keeping ed 'Saskatchewan . we , had three old
'wt '' h a a.h. b' •
y nom,etialzert,,,,,,weeoertuetellinreisaelic,lawle:le cad wagon and a
bnitVelarei;eePaTelate- Plettsiave'-franr: itig•tillvriftift-iiV , lwe.fi._ jAnfotnerfi.p.jazi
"bearing" tintifrio's.credit let him have $10. •Weenortgaged our horses bar $50
le. mming- It- is some satisfaction to and •started to work. We were sue-
•
cessful from the start, end now owe a
know. thet tlee'people of. cannel& r6a0S- fine farm of 480 acres, with 175 acres
nize that anything goodie the Ontario :ready for crop •this, spring. We have
Conservative policy ie a legacy small' , eight good horses nod all necessary
, • machinery. 'What we have done bas
the Liberals. ;. . • ' • - done hy-many others. Thi t "Is
•• •, ; certainly the poor man's country. The
The Montreal Star publishes the ' most successful men here are the ones
• following :-"Itis reported to -day in Who started with nothing. Theare
• .1 thousands of poor fellows ire n On text.,
Certain circles in. , Montreal that mgr.•
i No will never have anything if they
• Sbarretti, the Papal Delegate in sVltaiy_ _ where they . are, while if the)
• Canaclae will. leave. thilecountry within ' mould Boma .to this cotinteYetliften er
a memorable time, The stases info,. vast quantities of fine lancl;' nOT fa i '
from this town, to be had for the ask
• Intuit is responsible fol. the statenient . mg- ILseems a pity that, if is no
that the Vatican has trken the t iew taken rtfaet." 'The dountry here is levy
• that his Grace's interv'ew ' with Mr ; and, rolling prairie, dotted with ipoi•
. .
FROST"
Ornamental Gates
Lightin weight Artistic In dealga
RalaanablO In prier*
Also a large line of Standard ratan Gates
slime on hand. Every progressive and
up-to-date farmer insists on having Piton
, GATES. CiitalOg italiiideif (14 regliett• e - -
FOR SALE BY
JOSHUA IC HIVE -ft :," SUMMerhill
ROBERT McDONALD,' Blytb.
•• •••••••• •••••
Di
The Olinton eW Era, Seymour Gourley,. ex -M. fe for Cal-
chester, N. S., is very ill wall a, cam -
plication of diseases, and.there are no
•"PRIDAY, APRIL 48, 1905.
' hopes that he 'can live More than a
I
It is stated thett 90,000 laborers will
be requived to do the farm Work -and
harvest the crops this year in the
'Nertle vest. A tug) nembir Of these
em. en be drawn from Ontario and ,
the other Provinces, and malty of them ,
will tate up their able there. :This .
drain goes. on. ay erg:settee evith ilee_ree .
*tilt that the (.44g PPY !"!(..TP. xe
L. I
-iozoing depopulated, -counties, towns
and villitees decreasing in pepula.tier ,
nstead of increasing. Iriete
hbrni-
grants are to someaettent faking their.]
places, buttraoks a.3 if the older Pro-
vinces will have to take some energetic
• actiomto make up the population thus
lost.
/Mr . •
There is one man in New York who
does not heieve in banishing children
from th i tenement houses, - He owns
two p fitment houses, and his an-
Ilettrieed that no fiat will be rented to
any family having lees than three chile
dran -"the more the merrier" --and
..evea cat, the dog, and other do-
mestic animals will be weIconte. This
man is John Monaghan, clerk in the.
'Second District -Court of the Bronx,
. and he has been induced tcas do as he is
doing by the pitiful scenes_he witnessed
in his capacity as court clerk, follow-
ing the evictions of families in which
there were too many . children.- Many
mothers will rise up and call him
blessed.
On Good Friday Baroness Burdett
Coutts entered upon the ninety-second
year of her age. At the age of twenty-
three she inherited $9,000,000 from her
father, Thomas Coutts, the banker.
All her life she has been•noted for her
philanthrophy. She has spent abciute
$2,000,b00 in building homes for the
London poor; she has built many
churches. She helped to succor tho
Turkish peasantry during the Turko-
Russian war, and she gave $100,000 to I
save ,the $kibbereen fishermen from I
te-arvation. She was a greet favorite
of Queen Victoria, who knighted her,
but when she rnarried Ashmead Bart-
lett, in her sixty-sixth year, ic is said
the Queen was much displeased.
•in 1890.• • I.• An even stranger eight, end one
,
1 •e Which told only too :plainly of the
le
month or so. Ris healt gan to fail
before the , general election, but he
took seriously three •weeks ago.,
Gourley was cheracteracleverebright,
and elite, but unbalanced.;He , had . a
marvellous flow of latigunge, but could
not 'connect hie ideas. : On: one occaa.
aleaa hespoke ine:„iehe...1101.0Q
-two hours much to the. ermesement
of both (driee. • lers ternarks being an
Ammassmoswissmise
•• lars. I never saw such crops anger len
• Oamphall of 'Manitoba and his pro- as row here. The grain 'gets almost •
phsals re the Manitolia educational
as high as your heada and the yield i
quelitioni closely approached an inch's- something great. 'Potatoes and n
, root crops yield hmnensely, and title i
cretion."'• just a, grand -cattle and hog pountri
I '‘I'llere is' no reason why a farnic,
should not -get rich herr., As we g(
• good ,prices for everything we raise.
The tewn of Goodrich le thwteen
northwest of the elbow of the Nort
Saskatchewan river,- on the new Om
adian Northeen main line. The ste(
is not Invite here, but trains will b
renning into the town in three day: '
There areenany line beefiness Nicole
• bete ; .the .town already has gm
start, and As it is the naterid supply -
point fox; a rich wheat country sur-
• oaeincliog. ite it is bound togeow.
• conclusion I will say that it any 'Man
. wants to get a free' farni and cheap
'railway land, this is the place to come..
„ ; 3..wsisl,Lci.,a. to :ar,asiver: ai7 Jett, ors
ad
arsapari
"Goodrich, via Great Bend, bask, Can.
• ' 0Oonnacii;
• •
42memall
Impure blood always shows
.somewhere. . If the skin, then
boils1 pimplei, rashes. If
nerves, then neuralgia., nerv-
ousness, depression. If the
For Sale or gent.
For Sale.
Holum end lore of land, Emit end Oat -
;trio St, Purchaser wishing more land
could buy lotjoinhig. J:OSBLUA PEAREN
If Clinton,
Rouse for Sale
Ten raume, with woodehe4 end SOK
hard and soft water). ea me of land, an-
• trail/ looetettfor7parttottlers apply to
W,
House to Rent
A good-sized and comfortable hciuse. co
News Notes •speneer St., with Miran aoreaof land, al
kinds of fruit, hard and soft water, stable
died at Moosomin from injuries re •
-
The wife of Mr,' justice Wetmore .1 akPPIY• to J. L. aloINTYRE, Stapleton
ceived in a runaway. .
For Sale.
The Victoria Colonist. publishes a
-has been-appoin
Yukon
ustatementton at thatsai .Mrt yet_ Wi. iNv2Ve, ee. LA2ptiotei ypi rife. j_rsopr wti awrici ci hoafedRing evga_i rAptei ;pm: aoto:ne oi leo:
efory is told of • Englishme• n *he •
'had occasion. for a doctor while star
Mg in Pekin, says' the Birmingham,
England, •rost..-
-doctOW.t hiirVanti(4-frhe-eaVeg!--
mY Wee ouce.". "Really?" .qiieried the
Engliehman. !Teti, me tellibie awful.4%
was the reply; "me callee in another
clogtor. He givee 'me medicine; me yel-
ler, velly bad. Me callee in another
doctor. He came, and. give me more
' medicine, make mo Velly; yelly bad-
der..• Me 'callee 'in Sing Loo ,no
'
come. emelt na,y'
-neeorferenti"jumble Without any. mean- •I stotnach, tlitU dyspepsia,
ing, and lthoigh tlme .withotit
nurnber•he yiolated the rules of. the
House end was out Of Order, lie was
' allowed ttrgo-en •Ripply becauseeho
was Making fun for the members,
I Before theelection Of 1890, Sir Charles
Tupper boasted that alio would carry
every seat in Nova, Scotia etcept Col-
chester, arid he would cairY. that too,
if that fool Genrley was not running."
biliousness, kiss of appetite.
. .
Your .dOctors• knows. the
remedy, used for 00 years.'
.. Returning from the Cuban war, T was a
perfect ,yrecX.__My Oland waa bad, and my
health wae gone. tat alew bottles of Ayer's
SareaparOla coraplaty
. • .DOZO " craz"°
oleo a bottie.••, .7. O. A.TER 004
dra tete. for.Lr.we1t. Mas.
Impure Dlood
-rORTVMTLES.OF LOCUSTS.
Stopped a Railroa Train in Uganda
• ' While Proceeding to Mombasa. •
Deify Express publishes the fol.,
lowing: -A remarkable sight was wit.
nessed recently by passengers in one
of. the down trains on the Vganda.Ran-
'way, writes an Expreee correspondent. •.
- .
The Great
quarters of the railway, a dense swarm
School
When passing Nairoli, • the head -
of locusts, cloteely followed by an en-
• For practical education
is the well known
ar
Ys
e c-•.1).
'- •
•
Little Live*.
ilia
• taaust Bear.Gatenottieci of
• • ,
•
e/9-e'ia"
Seo Poc.SImile Viraocr Below.
Voir am=1.1 and as caw
• to lam ite eager. •
Fan IlEADACIlLi. -
FairDIZZIMESS.
Fad DILIOLISNES,S.
eaCTssris LIVERI
OkSOGISTiPATION.
roil SALLOW Skilli
FOR THE COMPLEXION
,IGIVENICULLW 1.44•TrAviemAKA7ont.
ea Weis Merely ..vegetatneeeVegepeee6
CARTE0
ITTLE
VER -
PILLS.
-
*••Xa•'4.s•tl,
cuRE SICK HEADACHE.
Singularly, • 'Gourley was the only Bid ths Sarsaparilla by keeping the ormous flock of hawks, circling grace
Conservative lected in Noya Seotiaflow°Isregu-
, tar With Ayer's Pills. fully round id pursuit . of thel: area',
•e. - • • was eeen high up in the heaven.
C:ounty Clippings.
The Modern .111other.
Children shudderntettstor and.
with good reason. Wilier oil is a keno
of (11d time barbatisna. Not only is it
repulsive to the taste, but it gripes
and tortures delicitte children. Mod-
1•14V00 •being •Wrought in their •aerial
ranks, was presented. by the discarded
•. wings ce 'the lOceste .which fluttered to
Owing to thelaigh price otoatse the the ground like falling leaves.
Hensall•oat rneal Mill will remain tale • Not long ago, while proceeding from.
till the new .crop is Marketed • next , Lake Victoria to Mombasa, a train ran
fall.. • into a perfect bank of, these destructive
• 4 ,
• Ti G. Allen NIS purchased the chees.e 'peets, which continued, • with •More or
factory: formerly the property of the , _less denetty, fora distance of nearly
ern mothers use .Baby s Own Tablets, Ashileld Butter and Cheese Co. (Ltd.) 'Tarty miles. • ' . •
a gentle laxative Which does not gripe;. His inteetion is to turatt irito a c.realne ; In .seine.„.places: they. were ',between
a comforting medicine NyAiC11 lir be ' ery. , •• roar arid five inches in depth; but, cur -
arm. These Tablets °urea. the ti-eiii- was laid isp i3onse timexko seem ft.,- confined •
to a eerie of not more than
or ills ef little ones, andeproinote nat,' , on, either eide of 'the four -
ural sleep and rept:Jeer Mee. R 'James, tured ribs through an accident, and lutY Yard's
's Own Fount( again. is °loot 'way -
Was later laid •un with la grippe,
Fenaghvale, Opt, e.eyS:-"I find great e . - 1 . As goon as the • engine struck the.,
latnctionla the .11 the train ' was brought:
-gr anew -born ba,bewithout eareife s•-•sf,r;_•••wieenx.tilli8_0.5;e0f_i3e.mrifiler,esssin.s..• 1' ously-enaugheibsentire invasion • wee__
• A correspondent 61 the Globe puts
_ads finger on one of the very weak
spots in our rural district organization
-the trouble caueed by farm animals
left untended m the public highway.
If every- farmer were compelled to
keep his cattle, horses. sheep, and pigs
on his own pre,mises, at the risk of
" having to pay for all the damage they
do when running at lerge, the whole
• neighborhood would soon find out
that it is much easier and less costly
• Lo fence them in at home than to fence
them out when they are out elsewhere.
The cost, of .feneing has b,eeeneeeayeey
'heavy tax on the community, • and a
»tenth part df what is now put up
would suffice if animals were propel:1y
eared for on the farms to which they
belong. It is (pliers itnposeible to grow
treeeeilher on the fame or the high-
ways if catt!e are allowed to have ad-
ceks ti(.).thon, - Moho.
a e s, an o no
SE of Bhabv•vy swarm
now 0 I could • While Wm. Kernick was working standstill, and for the next' two hours
Tread Power for Sale.
Subsoriber'effere foa sale a awo horse
treed power in good working orate Will
be sold cheap. JOHN B. LINDSAY
Huron Road, Oodefich Tp. Clinton 2. 0,
Windmill tor Sale
PROFESSIONAL.
IligranY BEATTIO
ohleceasiir to air Jai fkiete
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, acce
Immo •
• omos-gatou mostiforearlr 0%104
by Mr &iota
IMRE TO, LEND e
W. BRYDONR.
BARRISTER liOIAIOITOR NOTARY
zusLto, ETee,
OLINT'ON ,
RIEPOUT & HAI.E
• CONVEYANCERS,. COMMISSIONEES, • '
. /teal //state and Inspranoe Agent
MOW to Lop!
--..
• 0.113, 11A -Tail. 'onzi- ninoorT
M. Gi CA1111E1001%
• formerly cg CaffierPor Holt & Cameron
• BA.RRISTER AND "SOLIOIT0g,
' Ofiloi-lianillten Si oPP-olte Colborne Ilene
GODERIOR. ONT
L ,PitOUDIROADT illaYS at 131.1UR
Barrister., Solicitors, Notaries Public, Ete.
• offtees,-on tbe Square, 2nd door from Hamil.
ton St,, Goderichrisate Wilds to loan al
,
loweat rates. ,
W. PRolmFoor. K. 1.7,,, B. C. NAYS, G. P. Bunt
• '
• The undersigned offers ter 'sale, on easy
terms, a Brentford 16 -foot wheel; about 6
horse power, with palleys 'and gearing
complete.' • R, RANSFORD.
House for Sale. •
Frame House, in good location on Reg -
lin sea one block from Collegiate Institute.
There are seven roomis, aitchen, woodehed
and table, one acre of land and fifty fruit
trees, Apply to H. CANTELONe •
•'Farm to -Rent; .
North half let. 23, on the 4th 0013„ of
• Hallett, containing 59 ages is offered . to
rent, for pasture. Plenty of Water. Ap-
ply to JAMES FLYNN, ,Clinton, pr D.
Shannon, Seaforth. 81
Lands tor Sale .•
"In the far Weet'' Heviard, Assn, Im-
proved' farms for sale at . $14 per acre,
other faring Without buildiege from $6'to
$12 per acre, good land from one to six
miles from town. Fare paid to partial
investing. N. P. CHICH, Heward, Mee.
Farms lo.r. sale
•
160 aerea in 2nd Con: H. R. Ea Tricker-
mith (Ica 82 and westahalt let. 34) with
geed brick house, barn, elude, stablesetre
A first 011ie fiterne • Paecele bea sold
either separate or together, •For partion-
are apply HERBERT CRICH,
Seaforth,
or W. Brydope, Barrister
to
• OF TORONTO
•Its present staff of TWENTY - ONE
teacher's. US fine egnipment, including
ONE HUNDRED AID FIFTEEN'
Typewriting Machines, its modern and
thorough,worki it e success -in -placirig--
its students and graduates in goba
ppsiFionsai1'mbine to make' it the
one.. important Hush:rose Halich51 a'nf
Canada, ' •
U.. No Vactitioee. Enter any time.
Correspondence invited. • Write to
••W. H. SHAW: Principal
get along withent them. Theyinake in the saw -mill on the 3rd concession a breakdown gang had to be employed
them well and keep them Wdl,
. And of East Wawanosb, he met with rather •
In shoveling the locusts from the met -
you have a gnarantee that there isnot a serious accident. • A. board flew up ale and covering them with sand, the To Rent
one pArticle of opiate or harrofril drug and struck him, breaking his arm and.
stench .being described as altnost over- The brick cottage end'20 acres of land,
lit this medicine.' Sold by medicine severalribs,
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box bY ' While Miss Dever, of Seaforth, WAS ' ' just south of Clinton, on the London Road.,
writing the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. . driving to the borne of Mr. Geo.Steph-` •
' powering.
and at present owned by Mre. Pres f
Frear o -
Bruckvillee-Onte fered for rent OU reasoneble Orme. A.pply
became -un ----to-Epltraira-Bu tte-Cliteteneor- Rev. W.-11-
Don't epeak with all the muscles.. og from the Intgy mid breaking her arm Batt, Springfield,' . • . March 24 ti
'
• •
, • nianegeable, dimming • aliss Dever fr
the face. It is very tharniing.ane Cap- .1 below: the elbow. •
fixating to be deeply, deadly in ear- I Sandy Gordon, .of Shepperdi on, .had
which In time beconle wrinkles Aft stiallrer'nWIS -escapeletieg a horse ont fee ex-.
nest, but faciAl grimaces. form creases
• . • .1 ercise, t, he aniMa! kicked him in the
•a----""- • , forehead, making an ugly,. gash, and
Forte a habit of throwing off before rendering hint uncouncious _eor some
going to bed at night all the cares -and time. • . , • ." • '
anxieties of the day; everything which .1 ' On the night of April 6th, the vaeant
can possibly cause mental Wear, and house on Andrew Johnston's • farm,
fear or deprive. e'en of rest. e Colborne whiali he .had recently re-
d I k • " , I•NDISPENSABLE
MURRAY • & •LANMAN'S
For the Dressing -Table •
•
sores for sale onthe 12 oonceseion of Hallett.
Splendid Farm tor Sale
•
The undersignedoffers his farm of 125
12 miles from Clinton, the same from Sea -
Florida Vifter forth and 4 miles from Blythe There id
on the premises a good, bank barn, also
pig pen, sheep pen and drivilli house with
loft above. There -is a good •brick house
with summer kitchen, cistern, 3 WO's, 10
ages of bush, 2 gores of °Mead of choice
fruit. Tbe farm is well ferteei and drain.
ed and in a goad state of cultivation. For
• tee ins and peetioulars apply to.
* 1111 tf HENRY LEAR, Locelesboro.
More lasting and refreshing thee Calogne
beware of Countarfeltel .
Always lookiorilsi"Trads•Mark" withffiresessof
• • Rafted and reified, wait destroyed by
t th ause
dow at the top and open the &tor ' Was incendiary, as thefire must terve
svelnging the latter back and forth .-
Xeep Your eyes open and be sere
that when you ask for Perry Davis'
Painkiller you get just that, iota noth-
ing else. Use it promptly to cure
cramps, diarrhoea and all othet bowel
coruplaint4 in summer.
' To air it room quickly open the win- re. It would appeal a e c
• started between 12 o'clock and 3a. nt.
rapidly for seteral tninuten.
. •
• Cheesecloth, hemmed, makes tftxcel•
lent philtre. Cloths for glassware and
fine
DELICATE,130YS AND GIRLS
Are altogether too nurnerons. • Our
schools teee fall of them, Chances are
year own t it t rpn are wenklings.
sharno so' many children grow up
without health when they could be
nettle stroilit by Ferrozone, .the hest
tonic growing boys and girls mil take..
Ferrozone itt vigotales the whole y,
telts• digestion, makes the blood pure
4am richv; •
inpra, thee elnldren , ('fl 11 i!ft, In ft ily
other way and sooh • estmblishes a re.
serve of force art1 'energy Give, your
children loerrozone ami witt<ii them
grow strong, Price Mc per box, • •
• ,A.t the Relinmit on Contervative cou.
vont ion, with ddeeettes prceent from;
ninny parts of the (deflect, a retedution
was 1:1:; .1 to ineke.alte OiNer's (Ace -
tine RD WT1.111111110% •
..'mnewastetadeserecerresatmesamd
t`
ItOGETADLIO, s!ciLliA!
t. irlene-fe r
Always r4;n c:olorco r4ray fide, all the that, deli cedar' it used
tofiave, Tbah' gtops f5IIuIJf growa lam? and heavy, and all
datttltui?.ttlammtiegi cleilanttlrealinp ni"'"'"..0""`" ?"""".•04"6
. rItteotrowsiottathilithihasrvele,
•
•
Gen. Baden-roaien, the mspeetor-
general ef cavalry of nee British army,
has just inaugurated a reform which le
se sensible that it deserves detention,
Until rioW cavalry recruits on joining
have been put through a course of
• rough riding in the riaing scheols,
which has not only done much to die..
hearten Moen, and thereby retarded
buS'whlch has qtulte 01-
• ton •brakett •theirs•spirit' xfit1611-PoWeli-
bas abolished thp method. He lias
ranged fiat the lecrult is to be intro.
horseIiIs f t ble
dueed to
conditions, calculeted to inspire conti-
deice, end that his Powers as it rider
should be developed gradually. Urn
der the nevi plan the recruit Is sent out
into the field on 0, quiet mount, and
rides about as he pleases, •vvith end
wiehout a, saddle. He is allowed to ;
• familiarize lernself wihtthe ariltnal be. I
oreapy „eerieue „aiding takes place,
and thus acquires, nett -45111y terrildente,
but also it lilting and interest tor hie
work. Afterwarde the polishing work '
takes place In the rlding school, but 4
it has been talent of !nest of the bru-
taIlty and retigimese by which It Was
formerly characterized, and whiolt Wan i
fOOlighly regarded by the old-fe.elslon. ;
ecl rielhig masters as indispensable fo
-proper nstruction, • • - • •
UNMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK
I • Reuben atralutne Clinton,
,, C
3eitioeer; Blyth, Drucelield.
'rhos. 3. MeAsh, Varna.
Beattie Bros., iSeaforth.
Wm. Milked, Goderich.
"4,41110
• FarM for Sale or to Rent:
• The well known.fairri situated:15W west
half lot 17, con. 3, Hilllett, is offered for
sale or to rent. There is 50 Berea he the
farm. 8 acres of bueh, andrest seeded with
•
6- rail
'Ors. Gunn & Gana. '
•Dr. W. Gums, L. H C P., L. R. C. S.. Edits.
Dr, a, Nisbet Gunn, M. It. C, S. England,
•
• 1..11. C. P., Louden.
°race -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at
front door of office or residence, • Ratteuburr
Street.•
• DR. .J.V. SHAW.
-PHYSICIAN, SURGEON •
A Jec noheur etc, office and. -residence On. •
tario St., opposite, English church, formerly .
copied byDr. Appleton, Vinton Ont.
'.01t: C. W. THOMPSONi
Physician Surgeon, Etc.
special, attention' glyen to diseaseg .of the •
gee Ear Throat and Nose. '
- Mee and Reditience-
Alberfatreet.2 Mocks North orlfattenbury
G. W. ?dinning Smith, M. D.,C411..
•PHYSICIAN & SURGEON:,
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, formerly
• occupied by Dr. Palliator: •
DR. lIGNEW;
' DENTIST,
CLINTON, ONTARIO..
• Office open every dayand unti110 o'oloo
Sittardse aliening. •
e
WI.. G. ERNEST HOLMES
. . .
•
DENTIST •'•
• (Successor to:Dr. T. O. Bruce
. .
• Specialist in Crown and Bridge 'Work
D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
inns of Ontario, %pronto, • ,
• D.:D.-S.- *re') class Hone graduate of , Den.
• tal Department of Toronto University
Special attention_paid to preservation of •
• ohildren,s teeth. Will visit Bal.field ger- -
Monday. •• "
DR. 11. FOWLER, -
DENTIST.'
• Offices over O'NEIL'S ttore.
SPeoial care taken to make dental het ,
ment as painlei3e as possible. Will i
Aubttril wary Monday. •. •
• Miscellaneous.
the- exception of_ tweafteale. Plenty of
water, well. fenced, good stabling, etc. ' el-AMES CAmPBELKL,oLwO:nDesEBSes--BrO:Oui,red
RICER OS 11ARRIAGE LICENSE •
Possession can be had at any time. Par- . •
Apply to A. GIN, Clinton P.O.
ties will be propecutedfor trespassing.
For Sale or To Rent
--- •
The propsrtv on Dinsley terrace, known
as the (Mem property, and consisting of 8
acres of lend, with etght-roomed house, is
offexed for sale or to e rent, All kinds of
bearing fruit trees. Just the pla tie for a
retzred farmer or marloat gardener. Will
be sold cheap; or rented on reasonable
home. Only twenty eninutee walk erom
reinton. poet office. Apply to]. H. PRIOR
Ciinton, .
_Farm_ tor- Sale. -
Subscriber Offers for sale hia farm of 50
on..thee3rd eon,
Hullett; 2a miles from Clinton, and a mile
from echool. Nearly all cleared and in
good state of cultivation. New intim
bellyband good ont-buildiegs; good spring
• and"Plenty of water; an acre a bearing
orchard; about 35 •some broke and ready
for spring crops. Easy , terms. For par-
ticulars epply on the premisee; or address
Clinton P.O. C. MASON. 6-17-ttdmp
Desirable .Property
Sale.
House and lets in the village ci Holmes -
vale.. The undersigned often Or sale, her
large two-Atory brick home, slate roof,
good cella; large rooms, furnace, hard and
loft water in bootie, stable and drive shed,
good garden, all kinds of fruits, about 21
sores of land, convenient to 'Railroad Sta-
tion Post Office Church end School. Ap-
py
by mail, or on the premieee to Mille.
T. 0, PICKA.RD. Holineeville.• 6 611,
Choice Farm for Sale.
Situated on the 6th. ton. Godericih Tp.,
containing About 80 acres; most of it good
Clay hula, producing heavy crops. There is
about five acres of bush, and nye sores of
,orehard, of good •fruit; good builainge;
fraine bowie r-ith 8 rooms and. kitithen,
woodshed end ostler; ne barn, built of
pine luMberewith stone basement 50x48 ft;
well at barn4 with pump inside for water-
ing stook; shed 50x20 ft; implement hones
20x35 ft, and other outbuildinge; fences in
• very good repair; over 250 rods of wile
fence on the farm; geed well of splendid
water; post office and schdol 1.1 mike,.
church 2a Milee; about si Miles from God -
mettle. • Possession given. at any. time,
Priee $3,100,00.
Money
,
. Private fun•ds taken at Wiper cent and:np..
Wards W. D'HYDONE. .
JOHN W.; YE0
HOLMESVILLE. •
Agent for the Maucnitsritu Assoussou
Co, of Manchester, England whOse funds are
security are rated at Sis,sco,00s. Also the, Mo
-
Kuser Mori:rm. INSURANCE CO. •A classes of
farm risks and town property taken by
•lowest rates. Pirst-o ats,, boon Uomplarties
also represented. Money to be had fr ,m Apar
cent tip, /moor Una o nature of 'esti wits....
Dail mail* Holmesville postal card wi
feto
• Licensed Auctioneer.
The einaereigned enlioits share of the
patronage of those wishing to bold saies.
SatiSfacition guaranteed. Moderate retail.
Apply to or address3&S. A. SMITH, lot
88, cen 16, Goderioh tp., Clintoe P. 0,
G. It, COX, • •
Flinn For Saleg
-a— •
-,trha undersigned offers for sale his farm
°entwining 74 acres of good olateland, being
lot 25 on the Cat Line, Co. 7, of Godetioli
ri Tp. There are a few acres of culled bush,
• never failing , spring at the back of
' the Place. It is will fenced and be a gooa
tepee of cultivation being, mostly pastured
and hey, for a number of yeah+, there are
15 acres ef fat plowing done, There are'
two berate one ri stone fonnataiet, 32s52,
enothee 112:,52, a trow died 20x45, end re
driving i hed lien, laeores of baring orch.
tard.- Geed, Urge cratcrete house, 3 looms,
stone cellar, frame kitchen and woodshed.
The-phleo ea weft ague& el, being ee miles
front frolinceellie Etat-tonal inlle hem Pere
teed Hill, Poets Office, Store, Scbool,
and Beacitatnith chop; 2 miler( from
Clint:eller; 0 miles from Clinton, ta mite
from (40(.10101e
P0PSOnederl giVell to snit purchacer,
• ellAltht`a E. :11111VIS Porter's Ifill
MARRIAGE -.LICENSES
ISSUED BY •
Jr• Rumhall, Clinton.
-6.-13.--MeTagg-arti
BANN ER
A,LBERT ST, CLINTON:
General Banking Basins**
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
*Nam issued. .Interest allowed oe,
depoeits.
• 3. P. ,T1NDALL.
-BA.NKEE,
GL]NTUN, ONT,
Private 'undo to loan on Mortgagee all
beat current rate•
General Banking human transected
-Interest allowed On. deposit*.
Sale notes bought
ImmY,*••••
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
Farm and isolated `town Prop*
•ertf only .Insured. ,
OFFICtitS,
J. B. McLean, Preeidcnt, KippemeThles
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; ThoS,. E
Hays, Sedy. Treas., Seaforth;
DIAECTOnS. •,
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; john
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech.
woon) J. G. Grieve, Winthrop,:
newels, Broclitagep.•
Each Director is inspector of losses int
bia own locality.
A0tWfs.
P.oht. Smith, ihrlock; Ed Ilinchley
Seafort14 James Cumtning, Egrnond.
vine; j. W. Ye°, lichricaville,
Ea; nt to Rent or For
Lot 18, Con, 4. Hullett 100 acme, meta,
ly alt under cultivation. Terms literate
Apply te ala W. VATIRAN
Clinton, Watch MO, 1005 ,
FEE... TO FATTEN
•,
•
„
Steers are' bought, raised, and fattened to make money ; so just a feea
words as to how this profit can be made and, in limey instances, nicreased.
The inerease in weight in steers, is due to the amount of food that is
digested and assiinilated, mid the greeter the amount digested and assimi-
leted, the'greaterthe inerease ia eveight,,, 'inclose Confinement the feed-
ing ration lacks the variety of the open Acid; therefore; therocia inetat
have the "salt, pepper and gravy"added ; this iselydesclale Stock
rood, It stands to meson, that, like a humau being, if the food is made
more palatable by the addition of the "salt, pepper and gravy" it will
eat more of the thing it likes because "it makes the mouth water."
This is 's vvisc feeding." ltiirtlfennOre, it Will do them more good
because it not only lielpe to digest the food, but after it is digested, it
helps the blood to taken)) or assitnilate a large proportion of it, Tide '
is where the profit coma; til by putting on extra weight, giving them a
nice, fat, smooth finish that britige top market price. The fealties period
can be shortened thirty (leas at least; this is money saved. The increase
over manbove the ordinates reorient, inereasels, easily t,i,f of a11> and over
a
-per deg, _Vouaanejoe ateeattie Clydesdale Stoek rood at any time with- .
out injurious effete), If -You fin(1eaolocatmot-fee4- clytlestlajc, Welt. _
Food at it profit your money will be cheerfully refunded by the dealer"
from whom, you buy it. It. is sold in your district by ;
'
I • Reuben atralutne Clinton,
,, C
3eitioeer; Blyth, Drucelield.
'rhos. 3. MeAsh, Varna.
Beattie Bros., iSeaforth.
Wm. Milked, Goderich.
"4,41110
• FarM for Sale or to Rent:
• The well known.fairri situated:15W west
half lot 17, con. 3, Hilllett, is offered for
sale or to rent. There is 50 Berea he the
farm. 8 acres of bueh, andrest seeded with
•
6- rail
'Ors. Gunn & Gana. '
•Dr. W. Gums, L. H C P., L. R. C. S.. Edits.
Dr, a, Nisbet Gunn, M. It. C, S. England,
•
• 1..11. C. P., Louden.
°race -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at
front door of office or residence, • Ratteuburr
Street.•
• DR. .J.V. SHAW.
-PHYSICIAN, SURGEON •
A Jec noheur etc, office and. -residence On. •
tario St., opposite, English church, formerly .
copied byDr. Appleton, Vinton Ont.
'.01t: C. W. THOMPSONi
Physician Surgeon, Etc.
special, attention' glyen to diseaseg .of the •
gee Ear Throat and Nose. '
- Mee and Reditience-
Alberfatreet.2 Mocks North orlfattenbury
G. W. ?dinning Smith, M. D.,C411..
•PHYSICIAN & SURGEON:,
OFFICE -Main Street, Bayfield, formerly
• occupied by Dr. Palliator: •
DR. lIGNEW;
' DENTIST,
CLINTON, ONTARIO..
• Office open every dayand unti110 o'oloo
Sittardse aliening. •
e
WI.. G. ERNEST HOLMES
. . .
•
DENTIST •'•
• (Successor to:Dr. T. O. Bruce
. .
• Specialist in Crown and Bridge 'Work
D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur
inns of Ontario, %pronto, • ,
• D.:D.-S.- *re') class Hone graduate of , Den.
• tal Department of Toronto University
Special attention_paid to preservation of •
• ohildren,s teeth. Will visit Bal.field ger- -
Monday. •• "
DR. 11. FOWLER, -
DENTIST.'
• Offices over O'NEIL'S ttore.
SPeoial care taken to make dental het ,
ment as painlei3e as possible. Will i
Aubttril wary Monday. •. •
• Miscellaneous.
the- exception of_ tweafteale. Plenty of
water, well. fenced, good stabling, etc. ' el-AMES CAmPBELKL,oLwO:nDesEBSes--BrO:Oui,red
RICER OS 11ARRIAGE LICENSE •
Possession can be had at any time. Par- . •
Apply to A. GIN, Clinton P.O.
ties will be propecutedfor trespassing.
For Sale or To Rent
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The propsrtv on Dinsley terrace, known
as the (Mem property, and consisting of 8
acres of lend, with etght-roomed house, is
offexed for sale or to e rent, All kinds of
bearing fruit trees. Just the pla tie for a
retzred farmer or marloat gardener. Will
be sold cheap; or rented on reasonable
home. Only twenty eninutee walk erom
reinton. poet office. Apply to]. H. PRIOR
Ciinton, .
_Farm_ tor- Sale. -
Subscriber Offers for sale hia farm of 50
on..thee3rd eon,
Hullett; 2a miles from Clinton, and a mile
from echool. Nearly all cleared and in
good state of cultivation. New intim
bellyband good ont-buildiegs; good spring
• and"Plenty of water; an acre a bearing
orchard; about 35 •some broke and ready
for spring crops. Easy , terms. For par-
ticulars epply on the premisee; or address
Clinton P.O. C. MASON. 6-17-ttdmp
Desirable .Property
Sale.
House and lets in the village ci Holmes -
vale.. The undersigned often Or sale, her
large two-Atory brick home, slate roof,
good cella; large rooms, furnace, hard and
loft water in bootie, stable and drive shed,
good garden, all kinds of fruits, about 21
sores of land, convenient to 'Railroad Sta-
tion Post Office Church end School. Ap-
py
by mail, or on the premieee to Mille.
T. 0, PICKA.RD. Holineeville.• 6 611,
Choice Farm for Sale.
Situated on the 6th. ton. Godericih Tp.,
containing About 80 acres; most of it good
Clay hula, producing heavy crops. There is
about five acres of bush, and nye sores of
,orehard, of good •fruit; good builainge;
fraine bowie r-ith 8 rooms and. kitithen,
woodshed end ostler; ne barn, built of
pine luMberewith stone basement 50x48 ft;
well at barn4 with pump inside for water-
ing stook; shed 50x20 ft; implement hones
20x35 ft, and other outbuildinge; fences in
• very good repair; over 250 rods of wile
fence on the farm; geed well of splendid
water; post office and schdol 1.1 mike,.
church 2a Milee; about si Miles from God -
mettle. • Possession given. at any. time,
Priee $3,100,00.
Money
,
. Private fun•ds taken at Wiper cent and:np..
Wards W. D'HYDONE. .
JOHN W.; YE0
HOLMESVILLE. •
Agent for the Maucnitsritu Assoussou
Co, of Manchester, England whOse funds are
security are rated at Sis,sco,00s. Also the, Mo
-
Kuser Mori:rm. INSURANCE CO. •A classes of
farm risks and town property taken by
•lowest rates. Pirst-o ats,, boon Uomplarties
also represented. Money to be had fr ,m Apar
cent tip, /moor Una o nature of 'esti wits....
Dail mail* Holmesville postal card wi
feto
• Licensed Auctioneer.
The einaereigned enlioits share of the
patronage of those wishing to bold saies.
SatiSfacition guaranteed. Moderate retail.
Apply to or address3&S. A. SMITH, lot
88, cen 16, Goderioh tp., Clintoe P. 0,
G. It, COX, • •
Flinn For Saleg
-a— •
-,trha undersigned offers for sale his farm
°entwining 74 acres of good olateland, being
lot 25 on the Cat Line, Co. 7, of Godetioli
ri Tp. There are a few acres of culled bush,
• never failing , spring at the back of
' the Place. It is will fenced and be a gooa
tepee of cultivation being, mostly pastured
and hey, for a number of yeah+, there are
15 acres ef fat plowing done, There are'
two berate one ri stone fonnataiet, 32s52,
enothee 112:,52, a trow died 20x45, end re
driving i hed lien, laeores of baring orch.
tard.- Geed, Urge cratcrete house, 3 looms,
stone cellar, frame kitchen and woodshed.
The-phleo ea weft ague& el, being ee miles
front frolinceellie Etat-tonal inlle hem Pere
teed Hill, Poets Office, Store, Scbool,
and Beacitatnith chop; 2 miler( from
Clint:eller; 0 miles from Clinton, ta mite
from (40(.10101e
P0PSOnederl giVell to snit purchacer,
• ellAltht`a E. :11111VIS Porter's Ifill
MARRIAGE -.LICENSES
ISSUED BY •
Jr• Rumhall, Clinton.
-6.-13.--MeTagg-arti
BANN ER
A,LBERT ST, CLINTON:
General Banking Basins**
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
*Nam issued. .Interest allowed oe,
depoeits.
• 3. P. ,T1NDALL.
-BA.NKEE,
GL]NTUN, ONT,
Private 'undo to loan on Mortgagee all
beat current rate•
General Banking human transected
-Interest allowed On. deposit*.
Sale notes bought
ImmY,*••••
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
Farm and isolated `town Prop*
•ertf only .Insured. ,
OFFICtitS,
J. B. McLean, Preeidcnt, KippemeThles
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; ThoS,. E
Hays, Sedy. Treas., Seaforth;
DIAECTOnS. •,
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; john
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech.
woon) J. G. Grieve, Winthrop,:
newels, Broclitagep.•
Each Director is inspector of losses int
bia own locality.
A0tWfs.
P.oht. Smith, ihrlock; Ed Ilinchley
Seafort14 James Cumtning, Egrnond.
vine; j. W. Ye°, lichricaville,
Ea; nt to Rent or For
Lot 18, Con, 4. Hullett 100 acme, meta,
ly alt under cultivation. Terms literate
Apply te ala W. VATIRAN
Clinton, Watch MO, 1005 ,