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Indigestion?
FOTHERGILL'S
DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS
Wi11 our you
The great English Remedy for
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Nausea
and all disorders arising from
imperfect digestion.
Prepared by DR, J. P. FOTBGIC-
GILL, Manchester, Eng,
For sale in Wingham by
WaItoH MeKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
elaodonald Block, Wingham,
PUBLIC
NOTICE.
Take notice the
Board of Health
inet, it was ordere
outhouses and clog
mediately, snbjec
and if this is no
parties found guil
be prosecuted and
town authorities
offenders. By or
Goo. ALL
Wingham, Oot 1
at a meeting of the
Id on Monday, 11th
that all bank yards,
s be cleaned up im-
to my inspection,
done at once, the
y of negligence will
he work done by the
nd charged to the
r
, Sanitary Inspector,
1909.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
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LIFE
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Coupled with a BEAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING 73usiness.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
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One year ago, Mr. George
Waltemau was earning about
8100 per year as farm laborer.
Now he is earning at the rate
of OW per year.
Business College made the our
Was it a good invest -
menti Be thinks so. His
address dd ass ise
New OsgOode, SnsIc.
Four Courses ;
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COMMERCIAL
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Instruction.
Write for particulars,
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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ChrJsties Grocery
We give Our beet attention to the
serving of
Foods That Are Pure
That's one of the reasons for our
steadily inoreaeing business, Now
---isn't PURE mall MADE eatables
of as niuoh importance as pure
anything arae.
Think about it
We please others. Can we
please yen.
We've loads of Chinaware
here, but wo Would rather
have the roomi. If you're
looking for n bargain
vett can have rifle.
A New Preparation
Odorless K1enxine
A sanitary powder for general
use, per bag 25o, Invalttable to
the farming ootamtinity.
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WINGHAU, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19094
$1 A YEAR TN ADVANCE
Fitoini 101,
Wingham Greenhouses
CARNATIONS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
Wear Greer's Sloes and Rubbers
Ladies' A
Posters are out
whioh will be g
Church by the Ladi
T uesdey evening,
will be served from
whioh a musical an
will be given in
cordially invited.
d Supper,
nounoing a sapper
n in the Baptist
s' Aid Society, on
ovember 2nd. Tea
to 8 o'clock, after
literary programme
e church. All are
dmiesion 25 mute.
Good general servant girl wanted,
Apply to Box A, TIMES office.
Accounts t
The TI ens is th
counts to a large n.
who are in arrears
ask all persons whij
remit promptly se
money to ran a
vidnal accounts ar
but taken in the
that would go a
paper and type no
Suscrlbers,
week deeding co-
mber of subsoribers
We would kindly
receive accounts to
t takes considerable
wspaper. The indi-
in $1 and $2 sums,
regate make a sum
ong way to pay our
tints.
Beat family flour, "Gold Star" $2.75.
FxaNme R. HoWSON.
"A Cr
Friday evening
the date which
presentation or i
Idea," in the WI
members of the
Young Men's
Those who are
have the work
may be assures
tainnlent. The
vited to keep th
to attend.
zy Idea."
November 19th, is
as been set for the
e drama, "A Crazy
gleam opera house, by
local branoh of the
hristian Association,
eking part in the play
ell in hand, and patrons
of a wholesome enter -
public are cordially in -
date in mind and plan
HOUSE Fort S irn,—Two storey brink,
on Centre Street west; good location,
Apply to M. E, ZURBIIIGG.
Huro
Ath
t e co
nv n
e
workers recently
New York Stat
work ere from all
States and Caned
held in the variou
county work deg
L. 0. Fleming,
Imran, witli 98 p
son, of Anbttr;i,
appointed county
made 82 per cent.
Leads.
on of Y.
0. A.
eld at Silver Bay,
, and attended by
parts of the United
examinations were
branches, and in the
tment was headed by
county secretary for
oent. J. E. Robert -
who has since been
secretary for Bruce,
DAINTY MODE is the name of the best
light Rubber for Ladies and Gents.
See them at W. J. GREER's
Successfu
Successful ann
held in St, A
Church on Sun
Principal Gandi
Toronto, preache
Principal °andier
er and his able ser
with ranch intere
gationa. The Su
was one of the be
had the pleasure
Anniversary.
ersary services were
drew'a Presbyterian
ay last, when Rev,
of Knox College,
morning and evening.
is an excellent speak -
ono were listened to
by the large congre-
day evening sermon
that the writer . as
hearing.
AUCTION SALE of h d furniture
and effects, all in g d,ehape, will be
held at Wingham ion Rooms, op.
posite Currie's !Over on Saturday, Oct.
80th, at 2 O'olook p, m,
Western
At a meeting hel
lett, directors of t
Co, were elected
Mills, J. J. Cunni
3. A. McLean and
Mills was elected
stook held by Dr.
was transferred to
Winghamites. The
Oo's plant is now
places in Wingham
working overtime 1
oatoh up with the
parry is considering
laming the plant.
undry Co,
in town on Friday
e Western Foundry
as follows:—T. A.
gham, R, 'V'anstoie,
W. D. Varey. Mr.
President and the
Allen, of Toronto,
r. Mille and other
Western Foundry
e of the busiest
nd with workmen
is impossible to
rders. The Coin,
he matter of en -
Important Notice for Cobmere
and Stoker
Arrangements have ; :n made by the
Grand Trunk ith t. • . . & N. O. Rye
to operate a arl..Libtary,Cafe oar,
commencing
. 67. Ootober 26th oh
the C
obs t tr. •s, .17 and .46, sorving
meals a la carte, between North Bay,
Cobalt, Haileyllriry, Liskeard and
Engl h
country to enjoyna G4mtoi able break-
fast, ilorthbonnd, and sorting dinner,
south, whioh ie filling a long felt want
and One which Will be appreciated by
its patron .
Bead Willis & Co.'s adv, oil pal;'e 8.
Increase in
At a special mea ng of the Public)
Sobool Board held o Tuesday evening,
tbe Finance per tree reoomniended
that the ngaxieen eatery for the
teachers be placed t $460, to be reaoh,
ed by au advance o $15 per year. The
teachers asked th t the maximum be
placed at $500, bat iter oonaidering the
matter and oompari g the eateries paid
here with those pal in other Wane, the
Board decided to accept the recom-
mendation of the income Com tee.
Salaries.
Last week for bargrl�tga t;afore removal
M Ketoses. j/
BREAKFAST FOODS.—Rolled Wheat,
Rolled Oats, Standard Oatmeal, Cream
of Wheat, eto. Fluent R. HowsoN.
Bible Societ
The annual meetinj
branoh Upper Can
will be held in Si
Wingham, on We
Nov, 8rd, 1909, at
Rev. P. 3, MoLareo,
Society, wiil be the
Let this be a rove
help and influence
sending the "Ligh
corners of the earth.
D. M. GORDON,
Secretary
Meeting,
of the Wingham
da Bible Society
Paul's Morph,
neaday evening.
8 o'olook sharp.
agent of the Bible
principal speaker,
ig meeting, whose
11 greatly assist in
to the darkest
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Jot* KERR,
President
Fon SALE —A good serviceable mare
and colt for sale. Apply to Tuos FELLS
WANTED. -A good Servant girl wanted
by Mra. (Jr) P. Macdonald. Apply by
letter to 854 Richmond street, London,
Good wages will be paid.
Y. M. C.A.S
"Big" Mason, e
of the Young Men'
tions of America, o
meetings during the
on Thursday avenin
Monday evening.
Thursday and F
held in the Y. M.
Sunday afternoon
which there was
Sunday evening
Methodist Church,
ing of the series
drew's Church o
Mr. Mason is not o
but large•hearted e
ally adapted for th
he is engaged, M
Olinton, County
was present and as
ptcial Meetings.
ngelistio secretary
s Christian Assooia
ducted a series o
past week, openin
and oonoluding O
The meetings e
day evenings wer
. A. rooms, and o
p the Town hall, a
a urge attendance. On
Mason spoke in the
nd the closing meet -
as held in St. An -
Monday evening.
ly large in stature,
well, and is espeoi-
noble work in which
L 0 Fleming, of
oretary for Huron,
ated in the aervioes
f
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RUBBERS for Men, Women and Chit.
,dren, in every wanted style, size and
width. W. J. GREEK
WANTED. -- MMsh hay, free from
thistles, for packing furniture, At
WALKER & &net's npnolstering face
tory.
Electric Ligh
Since Mr. H. Ca
of the eleottio Ugh
light users have ha
everything has g
Mr. Campbell has
and the sarroundin
shape and the lines
put in good shape,,
users have been ad
as extra lights put
plant has made
money than last ye
Fire, Water and
Tuesday evening,
was increase by $
mittee feeling tha
good satisfaotion t
ati inorease in sales
our beat wishes fo
his work here.
Department.
pbe11 took charge
plant in Wingham,
a better Servioe and
e along smoothly.
d tbe power house
s put in excellent
ap town have been
Some twenty new
ed to the list as well
n other planes. The
considerable more
r. Atameetingof the
tight Committee on
Idr. Campbell's eatery
a month, the oom•
he had given snob
at he was deserving
y. The manager has
continued success in
WANTED. --Girl for housework; good
wages; no washing, Apply MRs. R,
$:vox, Wingham.
Fon SALE. --Chestnut gelding, 7 years
old, weighs 1200; absolutely mud,
Used for private driving during sum-
mer. Just the thing as a third horse on
the farm. Can be seen any time at
Beattie's livery barn, D Deanne, owner.
Thanksgivi g Holiday.
The .lhenksgiving oliday en Monday
last was epont qui ly by our towns-
people. Many of em spent the day
out of town and' ny visitors were
here for the day, medians this year
have had substantia reasons for enter,
ing into the spirit t which the day it
dedicated. It has been a year of
b0anty: an nnexam led harvest, a ret
viva' of trade and i nary, an Inoreas-
ing material deveio meet. It is to be
hoped the growth n grebe and the
Christian virtues h s kept bade with
progress in other t Inge. Matt cannot
live by bread chane, tit even those who
are disposed to Me tire benefits ahieSy
by the bread d.bmtter standard
should he gratefn that their Yet has
been gait tit eo f oted a load. In no
country today le the door of opportunity
wider.
Accident on C. P. R,
A head.on coilieton, which nlighthave
been fraught with to rible remits, 00 -
carred Wednesday 11 lit of last week
near Melville Junotio , four miles from
Orangeville, The Te mater express for
Toronto, left Oran villa under what
was thought to b the despetoher's
orders, and, when ne ring Melville, and
before the driver ha got his steam fall
up, crashed into No 24, from Toronto,
bound for Owen Sou d, which was going
at a good epeed, N oars were derailed,
and the engines ca e out of the oon.
toot In good shape. The passengers on
both trains were bely shaken up. The
train to Wingham was delayed some
two hours:
One more week o 1' 'or bargains at
SZ.OX'S.
$2000—Private funds to loan on first-
class farm property at 5 per cent.
RITCHIE & 0osENS.
Parish Clu
At the annual m
Pariah Club on We
last week, the folli
elected for the ensnlr
President, Rector of
Honorary Vioe Prei
grove; President, L
President, A. 3, A
President, J. Alla
Secretary, K Ra
tart', L. F. Bin
Xing; Exeoutive 0
3, E. MoGuire, R
Stone and D. HoI
Dere. Finance Co
tive Committee;
—The Advisory
Church; Entertai
W. A. Campbell,
J. Mason andJ. E.
A. E. Smith and 0
Officers.
e ting of St, Paul's
nesday evening of
log oMoers were
year:—Honorary
t, Paul's (rhurcb;
Ident, A. H. Mna-
ennedp; 1st Vice
dollen; 2nd Vice
Mills; Recording
, Financial Seore-
ey; Treasurer, R.
mittee—B, Porter,
Clegg, W. F. Van-
es, with above offi.
mittee—The Exeon-
roperty Committee
oard of St. Paul's
ment Committee --
King, G. Gregory,
oGuire. Auditors,
P. Smith.
To RENT --A good seven -roomed house
in good locality. Apply at TIMES office
WANTED —All kinds of fowl—wive or
dressed, for which the highest prices
will be paid. Live fowl taken on Tues-
days and Thursdays,
V. R. VANNonr x.N.
Waterworks
A special meeting
oil was held on We
last week with all th
The lease from G.
way for sidewalk on
property was read
Oouns. Spotton and
was instructed to sig
everything setisfact
of submitting by-law
provide for a system
a front street sewer
nn motion of Coons.
Norman, 1t was dee
laws to the eleotor:
elections to provide
domestic purposes an
sewer, the details for
worked out by the
Light Committee.
wish of a large no
that these by-laws s
When the reoent
number thought pr.
be made for a ea
both platters will be.
and the bylaws sho•
support of the ratep
1.1
nd Sewer.
f the Town Conn•
nesday evening of
members present.
, R, for right•of•
ailway bridge and
nd on motion of
Mott, the Mayer
it when he found
y. The question
to raise money to
• f pure water and
as discussed and
Elliott and Van.
ed to submit by -
at the January
or waterworks for
for a front street
the by-laws to be
Fire, Water and
e believe
rt is the
bar of ratepayers
uld be submitted.
to was taken, a
vision should also
r. Next Jannary
before the electors
d have the hearty
ere.
Last week of KN
removal sale,
Death of
There passed awa
Patrick street an
Beattie, relict of th
in her 80th yem
had been in poor he
lonely ill for only t.•
death. Deceased w
hoxboroshire, Soot
John Beattie, being
and her mother, Ise
cousin of the late
Scotland's greatest
years ago she was m.
William Helm and
last May they Dame
first at Paris and th
the family moved to
death of Mr. Helm,
ago, the family mo
Mra. Helm wee for
the Methodist Ohm
worker. She also to
in temperance work.
man who endeared
circle of friends.
dettghtors and two a
Mra. Peter S, Linkle
Wingham, Mtn. R.
vale teed; A. J. M.
William, another so
year ago, and a dao
of Mount Forest, die
her Own family Of •
two anrVh'e:- - frit,
East Wetwanosh, an
North Dakota, The
on Saturday aftern0
cemetery.
•
rs. Helm.
at her home on
Friday last, Janet
late William Helm,
he deceased lady
lth, but was set -
dope prior to her
stborn in Hawiok,
and, her father,
or years a shepherd,
Ila Scott, was a
sir Walter Scott,
rites. Fifty-four
rried in Hawick to
fty,two years ago
o Canada, settling
ty.two years ago
iulnas and on the
tWentytw0 years
ed to Wingham.
ars a member of
h and an active
k a deep interest
She wag a wo.
:,self to a large
family of two
•s survive, Asi—
r and John helm,
McKenzie, Blue.
. eltn, Cranbrook.
died twenty two
ter, Mrs. Carrie,
two yenta ago, Of
lye children Only
alter Rutherford,
Peter Beattie, of
trained bole Once
n to the Winghent,
• ERS,bNAL..
Miss Sparliag ep
relatives at Seated
Mr. Robt, McBru
Toronto for the holt
nt the holiday with
1,
ney was home front
days,
Mre, Hollister, o Kincardine spent a
few days with Mrs,; McGuire,.
Miss Cornyn w
days with friends a
visiting for a few
Hamilton,
Mrs, 8, B. 5111 tt visited for a few
days with. relatives . nd friends at Strut.
ford.
1V1r, F. N. Rush, f Toronto, spent the
holiday with his p• ants, Mr. and Mre.
D. Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 , Malcolm spent the
holiday with Mr. Malcolm's mother,
near Mitchell,
Mr. Chas. Bel of Southampton,
visited Wingham relatives and friends
for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs, , 5, Bradwin were
visiting for a few days in Galt, Parts
and Brantford
•
Dr. and Mrs. P.
don were visiting ,
in
W gham friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W
dren were visiting
friends in London.
Mr, Obits. Greer,
visiting for a few d
Mrs. H. B. Elliott.
aodonald, of Lou-
r a few days with
J. Boyce and Writ-
er a few days with
of Port Huron, is
8 with hie sister,
Mr. and Mrs, W. F. H. Mailagh, of
London, visited for a few days with
Mrs. R. Herdsman,
Mrs. Egglestone,
patient in the hospita
Dr. Margaret Calder.
Mrs, Haslam and
spent the holiday wit
H. Keeler, at Mitchel
Mr. Geo. Spotton
a few days, in the in
nese college in that p
Mrs. Turner and
of Loudon were visiti
with Mr. and Mrs. K.
Misses A. and 3,
were visiting for a fo
sister, Mrs N, Bittie
f Seaforth, is a
, ander the care of
ss Maud Radom
Mr. and Mrs, J.
•
as in Welland for
greets of his bash
MM.
iss Rona Turner,
g fora few days
Rae.
013, of Stratford,
days with their
dson.
Mrs. W. Hewer, o Tillsonbnrg, visit.
ed at the home of • :r son, Mr. Jr W.
Hewer, during the •est week.
Mr, F, H, Walla • was visiting for a
few days with his .:rents at Ingersoll,
his mother being se • Musty ill.
Mrs. F. H. Walk, and Miss Dorothy
Walley spent a ow days with Mr.
Walleye parents a • Ingersoll,
Mr, and Mrs. Wil Pearson, of Strat-
ford, were visiti.g with Wingham
friends for over Th• nksgtving.
Mrs. Munson left his week for Monk -
ton, where she ••ill reside with her
daughter, Dors. (Re • ) Langford.
Miss Annie Deye 1 spent the holidays
with friends in E ora and Miss Lily
Deyell with friend in Brnoefield.
Mr, and Mrs. le
Biuevale road, spe
Mr, and Mra. Hug
Mr. and Mrs. V
Hamburg were vis.
with Wingham rel
8. Maxwell, of the
t the holidays with
Ross at Clinton.
0. Wenzel of New
ing for a few days
tivea and friends.
• Mrs. J. Jr Elliott and Miss Mary Har-
ris, of Wroxeter, ••ere visiting for a few
daye with Miss A tie Elliott at Sarnia.
Misses Marjory
man, of Chatham
few days at the h
en.
Mr. and Mrs.
Seaforth, spent t
and Mrs. R. J. Ti
berry.
W. H. Westman,
was visiting for a
sisters, Mre. W. A
Buchanan,
Mrs. Sletnmon, of
at the home of her
Tindall, prior to be•
where she intends re
Mrs. O. l3 Conary
of Guelph, and
Toronto, Spent the
John Fowler, Bineva
Mr. R W. Halting.
was visiting in Win
berry for a few da
mother, who is eerion
in Laoknove.
Mr. and Mrs, Oharl
Ashfield on Wednet
attending the weddln
Saokett to Mr. Georg
field. The bride le
Barber.
,,.
and Beatrice West.
were vi8itir.g for a
• e of Mr. F. Buohan-
nthony Tindall, of
e holidays with Mr.
dall, B Line, Turn,
Mayor of Chatham,
ew day with his
ohne and Mra. F.
the', spent a week
• ephew, Mr. R. J.
ing far Manitoba,
Ming,
nd Master Alfred,
88 J. Miller, of
olidays with Mrs.
Road.
of New Liskeard,
ham and Turn.
and visited hie
Iy ill at her home
e Barber Were in
y of this week,
of Mies Jennie
Hunter, of Ash -
niece 01 Mrs.
Remember the etitertai • ant coarse,
under the anspioee •1 t . Westminster
Guild. The first e , • . ,'"The Olympic
Quartette" Will be .eld io St. Andrew's
Church, November 10th. Admission
25 centra
Yon CAN'T nn 11
Dr. Reod'i Ciishil
abbe on earth. Se
rX ' your feet noie.
oe 18 the eaeiett
;hem at
W, 3, GROWS,
EAST HVRCIN
The 86th annual
East Huron Teaohe
held i th W'
andride
TEACHERS,
oeventton of the
' Aasooiatjon was
e n e iggba ,. High School on
Although the weat r
Thursday 2 , Oot, 21 and 22
favorable the attend:. -'` Y
, oe was good and
the convention inter:: ting and inetruo.
tine throughout.
After Principal Steil
opening exercises th
mitteea were appoi,
Oommittee—Misses
house and Stevens,
mittee-.-Messrs, Cam
Mies Thompson.
Brock and Mr. Hartle
The first paper w
Harding, of Gorrie,
the Pupil and the ao
er should be a student
should be able to o
kind, sympathetic, a
A teacher should be
to serve like the Gre
dren are imitators,
good will of your pn
in their sports, Keep
and tidy. Study the
pupils Visit the 'ho
parents that you are i
ohildren.
er had Oonduoted
following com-
ed:—Prograninee
r 9eso1ud ion Com.
ron, Curtis and
eporters
s read by Min
u,
e," The teaohere-
f character"TheTeach. H
trot himself, be
liberal,mjnded,
amble And ready
Teacher. Chit.
jm to secure the
is and take part
the school neat
home-lifeof the
e and show the
terested in their
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Mr, J. A. Taylor, B A , Principal of
Wingham High Soh 1, gave a very
excellent address on "Baoteria." He
defined it as a veget ble, not animal,
organism, found every • here, in running
streams and stagnant • ater. It is very
seldom found in soil b yond a depth of
four feet and in wa ,=r to, all depths.
There are two classes of Bacteria, the
innocuous and the pa s. ogenio; the last
is the origin of dise se in man, It ie
carried by means of milk, water, ice
cream, oysters, celery, unwashed apples.
Milk is the greatest , stributor of bac-
teria. It has everythi,g in it essential
as a food, and is inco porated into the
system by the gastri digestion; hence
if charged with baote ia, it quiok)y or-
iginates disease in th system. Water
ants as a good solvent, partionlarly run-
ning water, The oyet:r is the scavenger
of the ocean and sp :ads baoteria, be-
cause the heat used n the preparation
of the oyster for food s not sufficient to
destroy the. germs. Oelery is often
grown in soil chug ,d with bacteria
Bacteria are like otanioai cells, a
and protoplasm
ide in two and
especially if the
o. The spread of
the inoomprehen_
y seven trillions.
3t' the coagulating
rotopiasm, but a
e of 800 degrees
to do this. There
oteria may -enter
the nose, the
n ofh
L s macq
ns
.•
the ekes hn
mien
tion against the
r the destrubtion
ed the body. The
d that the bacilli
in place in it and
• e canals of the
neons membrane;
here is very little
ia taking effect.
destroyed by the
fore deglutition;
y be destroyed in
nucleus in the cant
around it. These di
spread very rapidly,
temperature is suitab
one in three days is t
sible number of for
Bacteria is destroyed
of the albumen ar
very high temperetu
Oentigrade is require
are three ways rho
the system, throng
mouth and an abras
membrane. Nature
system afford prot
entrance or bacteria,
of it when 18 has Bute
nose is 8o construe
ie arrested at a oert
then discharged. '
body are lined with
it this remains intact
danger of the beats
Some of the bacteria
salivary digestion b
those that escape m
the cosophagus, in the stomach and the
duodenum, by the
tive juices- If an
taken into the blood
mastery takes piece
and the white corp
If the latter have t
of resistance, the i
the disease. The
different shapes,
spiral; each has its
may be email or 1
The knowledge of
obtained by the in
kinds of miorosoop
these they have bee
human eye. Iu di
membrane of the
flamed, the beater
Rented portion, a
place and toxic p
desire of man wa
to counteract its
that the blood of t
to the blood of
the bacilli of dipb
the blood of the h
begins to aot an a
whioh is taken
porta, by a prones
as a oonnteractin
This led to the
toxin for hydro
such as the Lore:
experimented up
fat was on the
totio poison, wh
bite of the ani
injected into the
rabbit, and a
which is need t
the disease T
hydrophobia is
period or at the
doses of the an
are finally int
which generatl,
prevention of th
be effected by
the finger mile
membrane in'str•
Olean, and the e
.
•Oen of the diges•
escape they are
nd here a fight for
etween the bacteria
soles of the blood
e 0eoessary power
diva n
d at throws off
oteria are of three
lobular, rod and
own nature. They
rge, .long or short.
bacteria has been
eniton of different
s and by means of
• made visible to the
htherie the mucous
throat becomes in -
a act upon this In.
emioal aetion takes
eon is created, The
to find an antitoxin
effeot. It was found
e borne is atmlogous
,an; because of this
•eria is injected into
rse. As soon 08 this
dioxin is generated,
d separated into its
of filtration and used
agent on the disease.
discovery of an anti-
; hobia. Many animals
cow, rabbit etc., were
n, The most auooess.
rabbit. Spm° 01 the
ch is formed from the
al with the rabies, is
macerated spine of the
i-totan is thus created,
counteract the virue of
e incubation period of
wo weeks; during this
beainoicg of it, smelt
toxin are given, these
:aced to larger ones,
effeot a cure, The
Spread of bacteria may
Ieanliness of the body,
keeping the mucous
, the alimentary oannls
:0ti0n of the house fly.
the afterno n the first address was
given by Mr. ,Dearne"e, B A., on
"b1hotnght Expr: salon vernue Word Pro.
nounoing in Ete , entary heading" The
teacher's aim . otlld be to enable his
pupils to get • . ntrol of the values of
life. Tito Value of oral reading is, that
it ie a meana of conveying 'thought,
The best Oonditi . ns under which read.
Ing May be 'ta ght are When a pupil
reads setae seleo len that he thinks worth
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can have jt on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mere
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Loans on real estate at the tweet
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Railroad M
Mr. Jr H. Go
agent of the Gra
will go to Toronto
R. Nelles, genera
He will be suoaee
at present at Bran
one of the most p
Ontario, and ei
seven years ago
made for himself
only in the city,
distriot. "He is o
our employ," said
reoentiy, when it
Gordon was ficin
will be glad to see
promotion." Mr.
needs Mr. Gordon,
of. For 15 years
two years ago he
ford, "We had h
at Brantford," a
man after mac ha
had failed to in
Harold took ore
everything has
Harold will be
by Mr. M, 0 D
The three railroa
were all fernier
and many old fri
ed to hear of thei
n Promoted.
on, general freight
Trunk at London,
as successor to Mr. T.
freight agent there.
ed by Mr. L. Harold,
ford, Mr. Gordon is
alar railroad men in
e going to .London
rom W:iodetook, had
host of friends, not
but all through the
e of the best men in
a prominent offioiai
ae lumcred that Mr.
to Toronto, "and I I
him get such a good
L Harold, who sue-
is very highly spoken
was in Hensen, but
as moved to Brant -
d all kinds of trouble
I Ofeaiel said, "and.
been sent there, and
e geed. Since Mr.
the work, however,.
one smoothie." Mr.
Deeded at Brantford
ton, of Woedetook,
t Memo nrrned above
a ens a
t t �'P .
R ii :Ia
Fl m,
de here will bs pieas-
promotI 311
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me during niv
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were always on b
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ogre, I shall not s
/less to me in my Ie
Thanks.
-war your paper I
nurses at the hos-
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nd at a moment's
i any attention or
30 forget their kind.
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