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$direr and Publisher__
W. .1,- WRIT* •
Managing Editor.
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cation
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and changes of advertisements must. be .
in the printers' .Banda not later -than' Of a trade policy faded..tc .recommend'
itself b. muse . it' was, "et a.-. suc ss
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But we should: remember that gowt ex:;,
ampler are net always immediately
copied „The fact that Russia does not'
adopt Britain's parliinentaryr systenr of•
.
eiea n ctik-doe*tuot---pro =that`701
system is bad, nor.,that Britain should
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free trade the problem of the poor epic
unelnplpy,ed: wvagreatI relioved;, and
the co> ntry rap eiIv outstripped. all h ha
neighhetck1n 3 4,11,34. Prosperity:
and a&e has ever eincer yrltile. retaining,:
the freetrade policy,, held apiece in the
g '
froof;the sommeri<�euy great
and peespereag nations,
• There *Ile t'easoa for assuming, that
-the-40,044 prosperity of German d
•- ,1144 .Statee.ia..duo to•_.their-Pres
$ctioniat trade policies Trier hada,
not tried.free:-trade, and while Britain
prospers, under free trade, why Should
we •as$tuno that other 'countries would
notdoa TTo 8 T
Tl wg ofteaa •refer to. the :fact:.
that, Cobden'$hope'that other countries,
d, llwthe example of Britain in
adoptwouling:fofloee" .trade : eves °not: .realited
and it.ertbmits; that fact as, •argunn,ent
!against free trade,' assailing. . that " Brit-
6 pain 'on:Monday4of the week for
which intended.
THZTRSDA ' 0e1'7-6, 1910.
antile Paralysis
SOD
•".K. & K --: stablished 2O Years
t'V'NO4AMES USED WITHJ. •
1'.,
' OUTWRITTEN CONSENT
�. was surp:l.vdw at • liow the
. ores healed.- 'I.'took Your NEW
Minnow Triniva$rrr for a serious bblood
disease with which I' had been;inflcted,.
for twelve years: I hail a score
of ppbysiclane ,taken• all kinds of blood f e
medlofae, visited Rot Springs'end other
\
mineral water resorts, but only.go tens-
, , . rary relief.:. 'They would Help i,% for a_ _
e. but after dscontinuing the ilial:•
nriannwPwaucr.ure yen.- Whafirteas done fOrTiheralkiri;111 do. fol.' yen: CeiziAgtaiioik '
Preto.- NO matter .who las treated_you wfite fo honesti-upinion„,,Free Of: Cheraw.
s.
years, have' achieved -:many -triumphs,
�hut 'from'the-very Aature al thei> :aim
: they; constantly, encounter unsolved pro-
blems.
' • The present .outbreak of infantile-,
paralysis has; not only excited the alarm
of people generally, but it : 'has put, the
ns
trado_pelicy, liar prove onlyw that
governors of .those>other -countries' have.
been stupid, Or that they have' been_,
dominated by the few business interests
that profit by A, .high tariff' ohs iteports.
The News says, "For a number . of
years British industrial conditions have
medical profession upon its meter and a "not been` proslrerour s1'actr e's • ha vo
number of -expert ---investigators are at' "been closed down, and -=the iiiieinployed'
workoudeavoririg to solve its mysteries. problem is. graver and greater than ever
Little wonder that ,'people should be before.'
a'laruted by an outbreak of this disease, • That part of the statement referrin g
when the doctors, tq-wlttnri they are' ac to -the -unemployed. is- situp y riat true:
custoined toturm in ..time of sickness, The problem' snot so grave now as it.
''lioor
mrnw•rre`will p+
I iaq on ladeuuQtlier tiltM1►t
D• ud Liver Compelled. This .i tho ,groat*it: 411 toad ogylo
!strengthrestorer i►nd. bodybetlaier that Sha I and rkg4
it as 1,9 wonder: that so many,. 'people lar0 b ..its it) . '
is ,equally good for children, for iniddlo.god pomouv,.
raone ands -for old people, itie real tonic -containing
ivor extract,. gxxtraQt : f ramal ,,` d �•_cherryo Auld,_ ins)
phitee a:: plendid coitibinationi
rs: Cod} Lives,
Oompouni
Tire Cod Liver g`xtract builds you , u
and se) does the .e ttract. ` of ` .. t The.' mai R �11e ;
wild•; cherry, will give, you a better. appetite
and „the hypophosphites opbosphtes sit •l phosphorus •
to the- nervous. System—just th thin it-''
needs.
The taste his pleasant : and" a a ble--it ;.il -not tt useate •
the weakest l
tcamas.
.,
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$1,,Q0
Ax*
• ;,t,4, :5 .�... .:`� _�,..,.- �,?.a.-:r_�'�. .. � ".'•,� ...
are oblWed to confess,that they do , not
underitand tile cause of the malady:,
Li. 'The didease,:of-teurse, is net. neer 'op
unknown. For Severity yearS .cases
gave been recorded in Canada''and•-•••the
SOitheri StateS, but Only -7'00041y las
it; appeared imanything..,•like_,:ePidemic;
• we.? prier to 184s when', free trade 'was
airepted. As to industrial ,condit1ons
said with equaltruth-Of- Gerntany and-
addedtliat . Britian ha▪ s. never had •
id J0,1
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fit161 1111'1'
11that Of them proving
As the paralysis frequently , affect 8
Sir Wa!iii"Seott.
the loWer limb6; the Seat of 'the diSease
is thought to be:in the spine. -Wis. not
the—patient, during , the early
appeara that the , epidemic. 'eases
Are rare, though sifch 'de occnr.
cases apiPear where it is quite'iMpo'ssible,
' an afferted person. An epidannic, there
its clevelePenient,, rather than a t;,:i the
and other common Centagione'diseasek-
traces.,of the diseatie reniain in the form
of Marked' deforinitieS` or perina•nent
ing carried on, we may be snre,' ;Will be
lOoked for with keenest interest.
see us Personally call_ at our•Ifedicat Institute in betroit as we see and treat
no patients, in. our...Windsor...offices ,which -are ler Correspendence. And -
Laboratory for Canadian' linsi'nesa only. AddreSaAll.refters as fellows :
DRS. KENNEDY ei KENNEDY, Windioi, Ont.
'Write**. our privnto loldreit•
ove
'7 to go to the:expense of i furnace; then it is to yopr
interest to See our. '
Ale strongest and Most ecOnoinieal • doUble ':heater.
-1'94 the rnarket---4on -and,,examme.
Oxfor
str uction and „has° features which mean-. moiler ta •
to the purchaderand are.to found,: nO. other
,is Out i6ader,,gOtten i;ip...on the Same., principle, as
the Imperial pxford, itis the best, yalUe on the.
wants the ,laest we haVe the 1)1FORD:- 0. K.
"the queen of steel ranges" never requires: black'
Conclusion
giving yoa the goodS4-:•do you pert by accommodati4
1.1 t therlaila
lucknow
r.safon Coal,
id Itoofing
xik
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ree rade and ProsperW
protective tariff, The bailY •"NP-irs, of'
Torente,Di referring to an artiele in The
Sentinel of Sept. i2inl--"ProtectiOn
Cause of 'free trade, .and the, presperitY
of Germani and the Milted: Stateg
; The Sentinel did not ptit it that *ay,
and' ft hi not exadt state nient :of , our
position, though; eVen in that 'fain; 'We
More exact staternent: :The prosperity
to her free trade policy, and the presper-
ity Of Gerinany add the -Thiited "States
is Mit nedessairily,dile to their` .policy 'of
protection., '
ign.ch:depetals, Upon what. we' aril to
nnderStahd: by "prosperity.'' .most
:prosperity, yfitile the most forWard'
has its poor 'and.' its itneniPloyed, pro -
It seeing jnitifiable to gay that Ilrif;
prosperity 'lain largo ineastir'a due
to her-trado liecause the natural
conditions, In the Way of extent of tart:
Vsiots
. L74031441 Oxford Ranges
not, in a cerirrhataio. why, greet; an
bocatise.inutediately on the adoption Of •
It :was .40:6etity:five years ago last
'Ann 'writer he Was ineeniperable
woe, larkely, A: field' of
defeat,: lie, hear;
of the firm_ of 4 Banes Itallantyne .and
Company, in Which hi) wagn partner.,
Sir :Walter:in 1§26 .found,hinaself bite_
thouitand clellarsi,_ which -he-_ heroically.
set hirosof-to., Pay _off.- Without, aid.
The story has Often been told 'how!' •he'
set to work, and, how. he.. turned* Ins
-pozi-to-overrpossible task . profit,
• making 'during Mick Arst years'
'after the failure the enormOus siiin of.
hifirmities'ofhiS:oven, including strokes,'
of paralysis, all' this maY, he,, read; :in
Was in •his vritst he telci, Dinkins it
to be—,4A •geod man!' and those who
'atehest aCquaintectsivith his :life and'
wOrkarand areIiiie.4tialified to judge,
TO, androne Of •tbe greatest writers:
in the -Eitglisft-latiguage.';-Of
Weitekiing theimovernent his hand
from an opPosite hits eften
after page finished and -thrown
on that heap Of mannscript, end, still
it gees on unWeared anid 'so it' .he .
till -candles are brought 'and ,Citod
knoAtEl' how • long after that.'
clUiekly aS he Worked 'the': itamp Of
his genius! Was, :nevertheless, • on • all,
'credit it is true that „iv Ins writings,
'no mind we's eiretifehiktiedr-WF"ielit
was ever contaminated.: Hp was:
parantinded,and his wotk was pure....
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
inducements for..young men and
women who ' wish to qualify,
promptly kir assured pcsitions
111 Business dffices at fair salar-
•
mg else. y one best in anythirig--Tian— or
this sImperial...7.0xford Ratige is. the beat range fOr
ydiir kitchen.
- is a 'special patent . found only .dma Gurner,,Oxford
reduees household expensea, Iteepa fire running at feurfilths the cost.'
Figure— that out in dollars and eents, '
lather_ tragikadoral,••.patent-spreads•-therleritliVertifFeirtire
oven. - Makes it bake iir front at well -as''beekiiiialer ornita's ae,
Has a.; half...dozen other special featurea wort eyerything, to you .
for convenience•and economy: . Features that can be demonstrated in
the store in a jiify,litit •we' can't 'explain. here. • • .
-.These ranges;are 'made, by.' one or the oldest arid mest reliable
concerns in Canada. Their 'guarantee of quality id back Of
We ' also Carry other Gurney -Oxford stoVes for all purPoses And%
sure to be satisfactory. Come in and see for yourself. . • •
YY
TAKE ON!'
OF THIN
L.ITTLis •
?AWAIT!
AND THE
PAIN
Is SlONR. .
'"IVIy ,,first';exp'erience. -With,
Dr, Miles',Anti-Pain pilin:
was a -maniple package handed
me. 'ri'•.,heY ^'relieved, :the pain..
SGp ram tl. that I have never.
p .
been••.withciut them,' since, 1
have given than' to many
:friends whea�i•they Had head-
ache a nri they neverrfatlal to
relieve thorn:- .1 have suffered:
near lgia zn_rn r he
and the first. one • Y took ra
aieved.�sue; 'They haves
I...kV,
SS .14;•1 P OL1.iN5°
R. F:.D. No; Ir S'aletri: Va,
Prig. ?So let' your d ussest• , He
,ukould supply you.. It bg doao nst.
and sr104 to w, we forwardrepaid.-:
W R• MIIRA MnDL. tCACo.. Toronto.
BUSINESS Ana PROFESSIOPIAL
['artiste's, Soticitor, Conveyancer;
At Ripley every Wednesday.
'alter, etc, at Lucknow on Friday and
Aentagentlit, the tondon Mutual
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(1,6s41411. Agitevy:
anal Accident Instirance:•---
1. A: MacKERZIIC sells Parra.. 'Fire
accident and Fidelity' Insurande. The
regaling Canadian_ dompaqiesa
'-Kstate.- OE every -description_heught,
.or-eratiinged:—Money loaned on
real- estate -,at--lowest rates. --4. MAC-' •
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ee :OUP :441Ter Gang Plows
.befor' e buying, :Thee. best. • riding tii tlo in C
We are abi,o, prepared to Aupply you' with th.3 up•to 41,60,
riding Plows,'" menufactuted by the -followia„,,,,ftririi;
The Wilkinson. Plow CI, The CoCkshiitt'llOW $tro' Ina
•
,s• Modern • niethods, :used. Best
'work. Painless extracting by the ,use of •
the latest, simplest and safest reinedYi
SoloNottonti. Nevieat, thing in artificial
teeth. Aluminium plates nOn-brealrable.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
'Ns utt&tv.E
GUELPH ONT'-
eal-Estate and M-Oliiey Loaner,
eijOniY•to loan on first 'and second -A.:,
utortgagesToir fame property and on -
single and:joint notes. Sale notes 'also
rash,..oiliedr•car:,0:e7ssinosc:M:En.QT:ii;iii.saltorit4s b. pr:i.;c1r....:"
of Foresters meets -
the OddiellOws' Hall
on :the last Tuesday I
of each month at Z:30 ..1
o'clock. Visitingbre-
threb are cordially
invited to. attend,
meets every_zTliursday
Hall, IltiveloCk Street,
AntninatonAlt13017A A. B. Maason
NO. 112; 'Meets ev-
ery Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. in their- hall, C.ampbell St.
All brethren cordially invited',
Treasurer—A. ROW. '
trueltuow, meets every first Mendity,a1
each month In OtldtellOWA!‘aalisiti
3± Aubili%