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Toleere We Jo oending
I the ehildren te our elore
aerende, we ereet them P
et
eeretully feiti voureeouely
• ae wedo theit pet ents. Heed
tee child, A, litAN tinti the
chenee.
' We win p.?liv,es. the ()pods
.1 reulembep we gotivantee
le your stonseeb tronlees yen
• ' c:,
I For Stomach Troubles
, 50 Cents a Bottle
Our Spices are Fresh I
and Pure -Try Them
W. S. Ri HOLMES ;
Maorg' Chemist,
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revieion Q the votercr net ot the
MUnieipality ot the toWnehlp et
, Stanley, will be, heldi pue)uant
the Voters' List Aet, by his honor
the Senior, Judge at the county ot,
}Wren, in the township hall, Varna,
at 10 &Week a. M. On Saturday,
• Sept, 12tie, All •particle interested
are reqUeeted to govern ebereselves
accordiugly.-J. E, HarWell,
•Varna, Aug. 24th. *
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• ALL PRINOIPAL TOURIST RE-
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Lakes, Georgian Bay, Etc, aro
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from a locality advertise e it and helm
to build it up. So that the neWspaper
correspondent •is doing both hiinself
• and the community, in which he lives
, a good iervice. We are pleased at ,all
times to receive the weekly.budgestth
from the rural districts. The News -
Recoil' has a very efficient staff of
correspondents, but there are a • few
points where we are uhrepresented.
If your part of thecounter is net get-
ting. attention, write us. If you ,can
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'Rewrote ..iv,.tb-'-u in keepiergee4tb
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-.head of the preee4,ion, . -1` •
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WE HAVE ON EAND . A .
LARGE QUANTITY OF SEED .;
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN QUALM
AND THETRICE$ ARE RIGHT,
WHEN YOU NEED FLOUR OR
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WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL AT-•
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NOTICE IS HEREB•Y GIVEN THAT
Court will be held, pursuant • to
The Ontario iVeters' Lists AO,
. by Nt Honour the Judge of the,
• County Court of the County ' ot
Huron at Londesboro on the 16th
day of September 1908 at 10 o'clecte.„
ne. to, boar and • deteraine efelle- •
plaints ot errors 444 .0MISSIOAS in
item Vetere' List ot the IViunicipality
Ot the township of elulleteefor 1908.t
Dated the 29th day cif August 1908.
Jemes Campbell, Cleric of the Men- '
leleality, ot the tewnship ot Hullette
FALL FAInS• ‘,.
-eilytheeSept 29th eaucl-80te• -
Dungannon -October 7th and 8th.
• Mitchell -September. 18t,h, and teethe
, Seaforth-Sept. 17 and 18,
Eiefer-Sept 21 and 22. •
. Goderich-Sept,..22 to 24.
• Winghame-September 24 and 25.
Kineardine--SepteMber 16 ane 17.'
Zurich -September 23 and 24. ,
• Londone-September 11 to 19. '
Toronto -August 29 to Sept. 14:
• Brussale-Oct, 1 and 2.
• Teeswater-Oct. 6 and '7. ,
NEW MEAT MART.e-HAVING VUR -
chased the butchering business car-
ried on fOr some time by the
Colelough B r o s.., we respectfully;
solicit 'a share of the patronage of
the public which we hope to merit
by keeping the best of meats .and
eeet reasonable prices. Give us a
"We Our shop is 'next to The News-
Recoed Oflice.-T. T. et Bert Murphy
CEMENT FOR' SALE. -I AM
A.gent for ;Clinton ad district for
' the National Portland dement Coe
makers of the best Cement in • the•
Market. This is the only tement
used by the corporation of Clinton
,
' in the construction of sidewalks, etc,
-Mrs. T. R. Walker. • • 21
I HAVE .THE SAMPSON BRAND
of Cement for sale, he large and
small uantitice There is no bet-
ter q • •
, make 'of cement on die marke(.
Office opposite G. T. R.' passenger
station. Telephone connection, or
orders may be lett at Harland Bros.
-
'hardware stor il
tent.
.04Tettif _
Thoe. I;avin, Serneeleaulin, A. It ie "geeet remedy end one oeethe.
PIANO ANI) ORGAN TUNING A.ND! John L., Read, lIomer Scrieth? Geo. I handle some others for the iainePneet
uron
County News Gathered
for News -Record Readers
19. Year Ago
From The News-11130ml of
September 4th, 1889.
Clintone 'Sept. 4th 1889.
Mr, James. Sheppard has -giveu up
heusekeeping ter the present, and will
take a trip out West for the benefit
of his health.
-Mr. Atte Petty has sold his property
on Albere etreet to Mr. I. Batten-
burye Mr. Petty and his mother re-
moeeil to letederich last week, weere
the young !gentlerrian, secured a; sit-
uation with the organ eactory about
to be established there. He is one ot ;
the stiock holders". • . I
Mr. H. W, Cook had aneeher •clew
call a few day e ago." While in Weli I
the rope got out of gear and thte1
buckett fell injuring him quite severe-
ly"though net seriously. - I
Postmaster Fair and Miss and Mr.!
eleTaggart are expected IMMO thi!
week,
It is mon than likely that ' ;here
will be a military Tevicw oniheVUn
ton. -agricultural . groends during the
holding of the FIuron Central Exhibi-
tion here me the 24th, 25th and 26th
of September. Ha,ving access to tlie
roll book of the volunteers of CI
ton of the stirring tinfes of 1867 we I
have taken the liberty of transcribing
their names bllow. It is - gratifying
to find some of the same old stock
among us yet, though the majority of
the 51 on the, service roll have 'either
answered the last eoll !cell at •the
imperious behest of the Great
Cap-
tain Or are scattered in other peels
of this mundane world. Of the officers
the only one living here, at present
Mr. shines IL Combo, whose scin,
Lieut II. Lt. Combe, is a worthy of-
ficer of the Clinton volunteer com-
pany. Reproseetakeees cif these of
22 !years ago are still with us. The
'names of Harland, eiteeppard, Kainee
Watkins, Jackson, Leslie, etc., to -be
found on the old list are yet familiar
names, in. Clinton.,..Officers, of • No. 1
Infantry, dlinton, 1862:: •
'Captain, Alexander Smith'
Lieutenant, Janies H. COmbe. .1
Ensige, Russel H. Read " •
. Sergeant ;A; M. Richaeds. '
Names of the men . . •
totn...4.44tonent,Wolt.
•'' 1)". grilli14. - . - • The. Countru .Choirls the: .11/10st
. Miss. Celia .Pentland left last -teek , - ' . , . .
-millinery openings.- She ',will -again I Unappreciated and Self -Saco'
for Toronto, where."shn will attend tiled
• vonduct V. Einott's millinAlry . deport- .
;neut. the conning *seen. . riliang Adjunct ot Church. -
Rev. Mr. Sanderson, wifo antI..... . .. .
daUghter, at Walkerton, are at 4.0os-
ent -Visiting 'at the 'home of the form-
. ' - -
or's broth;er, S. E. Sanderson.
Sanderson occupied the pulpit in the
Methedist :church on Sunday Ct loins
last.
Miss 'James of Toronto e:eited at
the home of S. J. Young° last week.
elisie Van Norman et Wingtwen
ed friends in this vieintty reeentlyee
11/les Nettie Sproul returnee home
Diet week after visit ilk%) weeks
with friends' in Seaforte. •
Ur. Johnston of the Plecling Beek
epont a couple of weeks' aolidays • ati
Ms home in Toronto, •
David Mole, wife add faxa.ly, of
Rochester N. Y., visited at the leome
of William Mole for a /1111)10 of days
last- week* •- • - - - •
Wm. McKay, wife an I. family • of
Henson were the guests of .Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. Crawford oetineay and
Sunday. last. • .
Miss Maud Wheard left le..t week
for Elmira, where she will visit for a
few days before going to her 'Selene'
at Huntsville. •
• ' • '
Hama
Miss McEwen daughter of Wm; Mc
Ewen attended the wedding of her
cousin Neil leicEiven ...eh° was married)
to a Miss Stewart of London. The
groom now reeides in the state of Ar-
izona. He is a son of Peter 1VIcEWen
who formerly oWneel the farm • on
which the part of Hensall south of.
King St. is built. • • .
W. E. Gillen, District Supt. and H.
Ferguson, Gen. Roadmester G. T. Rye
passed through here recently, arid
looked- over the station -and yard They'
seated that owing to the year not being
up to. the average for busincse • that)
the. company was obliged to curtail
expenses and that consequently Hen-,
salt would 'net• get a new station this
year, but when ',things assumed
not -
mal. ceinditions it would be built.
Mrs. Short and children who have
been visiting her pareete at Willow
1-1411 have returned to their home ne
Woodstock.. . • "
• "Your choir is A very good one for
a place like this," remarked the city.
visitor AS She walked down the aisle
in front of me, llotened for the an-
swer as etre Brown is wont to ex
!
press hereelf in. teenk, unembeltished
E:114ihsehy,
tio- their best" she replied,
"but let me tell you, the country
choir., is the moet unappreciated, the
mese unpaid and the most sellesaceille-
big of, all the :adjemete of the church.
They sing year, after year and ;who
yet was. ever known. to speak a good'
word for them ? If they sing ever so
well, people listen •complacentily, but
let there make a false note or, drop
from the key, nnct eel they are criti-
Pieed.9 . • -
The city ViSitOP smiled at her
hostess's vehement words, but pone
dered them . my . heart and decided
that • I had• always- unconsciously. be-
lieved them. I knew the singers went!
week atter weelc to rehearsals witeout
regard to the weather . or the condie
tions of the roads, geing from two
't,o• six metes. They leave their work
to sing at funerals, . for unfeeling
would they he did their not :cheerfully
respond at such 'fie time. They.'must
forego the Sunday Morning nap, tor a
Lardy ehoir. would be a disgrace to any
church. "All this with' never a thought,
of remuneration. •• .
• They certainly did sieg bet I
could not recall a word of praise leom
any one. • It was Mot difficelt to) re-
member, however, When aestight mis-
take had occurred, how a 'smile ' of
rnieth had swept from face to face like
ripples on_a• pond. ,
Then I resolved upoh •a new course
..pleahtion as the sweetfacpd. organise
met me going to her vlass
• "Your voluntary, was fine V' I •
re-
marked. heartily. She stopped -• and
gave me a' surprieek .tentative leek,
which. changed presently to a joyous
srnile.
"Why:! How nice of you ' to say
that ! e said. I m sure I -.thank
You. But it is so unusual. play -
Read; . James, iwick; A. wi ed the organ for twelve yearsever
, •
• • •
King, James: G: Walker, W. S. Hare e 7,-, • . I came to town, and in. all that
land, Richard Lane, Janice Sheppard, Why" Druggists Recomnmend 'Chamber- "t'fir?e. yeinember ante two • people
41.1
who told me they enjoye4
Then I did feel ashamed and re-
proved,
• • "But they do," I assu,rod her, i'Only
they accept it as they. do the gleriouo
Sunshine, the birds and t4e howlers,"
"We do it for the Maker," she.soid,
"but it is pleasant •to know that ono
• likes it.,
• I hurried on before she ,took away
the last atom of my self respect. But
I determined to expeeinnent turther
aid went out of- my Way to meet the
soprano, • e••
e'T did enjoy peer anthem !" said,
"and I want you to know it."
She, too,. stopped and looked at me
in uncettain, heferedeektfe waye -
"Do you mean it ?" shaeasked, "We
. did not think it as, geed as usual, wide
,
'We ve sung 4st. before:"
!September ord;
tS'
"MOO
Vie Last Owe Filo
. Did not ,esups No mush roglitteg WM*
heresiess401 =Or 0.1. ;00 Wen* 001090
Ili Womble viettre. Asstlitor *Wet hose
414. not bring so num* lor el Wool% illittOs*,
ParIlla bur, thoismdit thaw les
relle.yingthe isonlaing itching stribteelnle
of eesop*tortured poop*
.torterma-ltfy sister In411044b014. 00454-•
:hood from esteem* or Pelt theme en her
*44 OW« lebe Tee. treated be NOWA
Seeldellete eliseeeee of 'OA 1614* Viteowe
• permanent *let 8he wee felon eatlesii
cured' be Bocete lieiresporillan • UMW
• feemores, an Memel Ste Hatifax, N. .1.
Vellet Ow Handle.," We .beet te• Ike
hie* et ;me twee -par -old Oen ole Neeeenkt
• eoreicia on hie:We oinalinebs. No ',pea**
Wped. until we wed. Reed's Oeloweeettlee
whi,th ova reteeleteit 'cored," Ws, A.
• Week, =Montgomery ettePateremeae.2...
• Hood's letzempeellte lo veld etretewherie
.loo. pow oil. no*. PrOVITS tor tv
Rolei Coe XowelleRWele tie eV
., twoagrioi rueumoketaertklieid olipsi, noel ylve one.. well
euei lel II y, r her,ohues ag i tn yg'and.,v',i 9 :14
i /men she file shwiet iha;:glheaedse.re.,.,it it
1
had
oa'dlemehuoyemh, eiperdrre;nde:a:;klyno,wbuats•swoemciaicnhh. tact:
' ant it is DO hear isome, one say' she
eywwn:heetrteeneefnyei,e;wttir:..40tu:ri4ciautr '. 1 heads. Really,
ebt hn:j c oukyg eal 1 ni cid i tY r. 1' have
the,:h uga Vic lt:. tno.i:i it ;:hw, never
de rairi iydi ht. e. eat: ade it. Tor hthbyg:aeoonw: your'
i ders s ,P.r 01 awbei gnewihsd::::
II lid not 4ay -eb sing
for Sunday
i School." I s
111} tii nintrAimilgile:Yinstn ifell"negi 'ts) WII;t1 i .11:1;euergen:si ihoi t Iti:me greater eei. Ls. el3gannevernit'iighntdl.' theSt ihao': hi pc:: lai. :::::,
I were aglow ith happiness ;(ort did I
.
praiseelubricates the mach -
1 inety in the walk
and 'how easy it ii•af wej only think,
i to speak it. Te‘eKe ,~A.. men and wom-
en in 'country choirs at over the land
; a:wnhdo, neon seoinfies. helyvd.,,:i etgb ineke'se ..oheidnrompa•lriivc6edas
1 flower of gratitude on theit-'
I graves. • . ' -' - -• .
•
11 ieGtihvoelitglibeentlea'as.„ Wchourrdchlsoofereaprearnetda4ionii;
, yott ever, before cut off a larger' bupe
• ion' ler ethe principal investecleeettlia
..,TosePh Thompson, David Watson, Retie ; Colic,, eholere and Diarrhoea • •. • •
ere Paulin, Peter !dav'en, 'Irwin tut- e .reemear. •
• .
',gee, Henry ikacom, deseirmgep301-Ina,rlia.4,..
Charles Keine., I. W. elle: rdruggist
Ilanre•han, a peamin-
of • Portsinowte, Va.,A. .
11,
,Simpson, :John Jalolctgnek,w4o0ohen, saYse..",F, be the past 'SiX Yee,ek 1•11P -N
„eee• sold and 'reecennieeded- 7.01faleberlelets• •
*4'v
:Chaleia and Diarrhea' Ramedy,
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•-•"--;"-"--7•"•. son wee, Johnston, Ellebh Herten, best eitcfit Medicines on the •.merket.
Repairing. -The • undersigned is Johnston, !Isaac Kink, Alex. -Taylor, pose) the,t pay me a larger profit, but
prepared to do all kinds ef piano John Aed, Andrew Canady, ' JOSC1311
' this remedy is so sure to affect A
and -organ tuning and repairing, and Hodason, Murdoch McCurdy, Jolek cur:, and my custoiner so certain to
being a man of practical experience Hodgson, James Winslow, Robert Me- appreciate my recommending it to him
is able to guarantee eatisfaction, Quarrie Thomas Johnston, AeS. El- tIiat 1 gic 't theef ." ' S ld
-Orders maY, be ltet at W. S. R Witt, Wm, G. Counter , W. IT. _Starr,
C ' y • •
Holmes' deug store. -Ed. Hew EdwardH
.,Griee, John W. ockindruggis
e, Win. •-• , . , • ,
_ ard, Clinton. Grassick, Augustus Fleming, R. T. 0.•
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Norris Township.
•
Township Council twill ine•est; on Seel
Eugene Sullivan, 'ot Detroit, ie vise
'ling his cousin, Ders..John T.„ Bel
Miss C'ne oL Hamilton 18'
the guest of ;Mrs. Albert Crooks'
James ne ..eleMrs. Duncan are back'
from en 'enjoyable visit to the West
IlLeieeeeeenold-aed-cluecetenieof
'toh,, are visitors; at 4. Currie's, 4th
line • '
!Miss Evelyn Whitely,' of -Kincardine;
spent ten days of her vacation ' with
Miss Maggie Sheddele 4th lirfe. '
Mrs: W. H.. Bevan and children; of
Eglintore have been visiting relatives
and friends in Morris township. The
This Schooi Bases its, majeel yes service at .that.end other
Claim for Support upon ti'4s: It is IN'" 4 Company, and
lermer was a Miss Kellington, 4th
, Merit Alo , the seeond Licutetakee the place ' of ' •
ne.
ELLIOTT
Grey Township.
Brown,' ...Alex.' Campbell, John ,LeAlie, I
. Wm. .Ireiee, , Jame e Cree, '.James
,
• ' : . . . • e• . ' . Green, George Graham, • ' - .' ' . .1
Central .Busin..ess. College , Ready for ,Action. ••
rdroAto. No..1 Infantry assembled. for drill
'*. ' , 'six !times a month duting February,
March and. APtil; '67 and at almost
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Sept. 25, Oct. 28, Nov. 20 and
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men who took a lively interest in
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PRINCIPALS
•
• Goderieli Tp., Sept. 4th, 1889 yeeeeel List Court on Sept, 25th.
, ..
$. B. Lenient hag eeterned to his
Me. Stringer of Bervie preaChed in
St. James church last SUnday. ( •Wivill(it°s! in the INoicfstdue'lph, has bon
Mr, Diehl of .Staeley ,hreached. in thei I '
Methodist (Cole's) church on
visiting her sieter, Mrs. Robert Lowe.
.!".Atinda,y,
last, , • „ _ , "Miss 011a Arneetrong, 10th icon., has
returned from allfrec weeks' visit with
' Mr. Gee. .A. Cooper had one of his
fingees badly cut text week it J, Ce: relatives at Auburn. •
Robert lefeKinnon in away to the
Steep's threshing: He was feeding
the machine and the band ci 1 ter ill- 1 WCS t on a tric'' He will visit etWin-
Meted ethe wound. • . niPeg, Wasida ahd °thet points'
Mr. W. Rutledge of the Bayfield Line! '
had a horse seriously 'injured by' get- .. -.
ting its !limbs. entangled' in a tart> :. DO YOUR EARS RING 1 •
wire fence. Mr, Rutledge will have When they buzz. and seem slightly
100 tons of hay off 50 acres of ground. deaf beware of catarrhal inflamma.-
He has sold 40 tons and. will sell tion:: This grows steedily worse, but
about 25. tons rtiore at soon (.s. he can ; can be cured by 'Catarrhozone. "J. A.
get at it. 'Hammitt of Greenmount, P. E. L,
' ' I
tproved the merits of Catarrhozooe ane
.
, • vvrites : ',No one :could have worse
THE RENEWAL A STRAIN, ' Catarrh than I had ,for years. N
• Vacation is °Ver. Again the sehool caused •
partial deafness, upset my I
ben rings at morning and at noon, stomach, made me sick all over, Ca- I
again with tens of thousands the liar- tarthoZone'cicered my nostrils, atOPP-
dest kind of work has begun, the'0(1 the cough and gave me a cleat
newal of witieh is a mental and pill-- feeling in my breathing organs. 1 an
steal strain to all except the most absolutely cured." Try it and you'll
ragged. The little girl that e feiv say so, too*. Two sizes, 250 and $1.60
days ago, had roses in her eliecks, and at all dealers,
the little boy -whose lips were then so.
red you would have insisted that they • •
had been "Kissed by strawberries," • t •
:-r Yerk discovered
have 'already lost something of thq over $15,000 worth of jewels, ` silks
appearance di health, Now is ft time and •furs in the house of Mrs, Minie.
when many children should be 'given Curtis, when they arrested for Corn-
toniewhich may avert much settee:I pliejey ia weal robb,nfea. ,
trouble, and we know of no other so I
highly to be !raornmended as Hood's ' 'Charles Itnisley, yam% English-
Sarasparilla, which 'st:engthens the man captured at Portilmon, will be
nerves, perfects digestion and salmi,. deported to England, where he has
!talon, and aids mental development been sentenced to life imprisonment
by building up the whole' sySteln! 4or being implicated in a murder.
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lien Are Girisliforneiu
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(The 'Kha)i in the Torcinto Star.
There are no VII& things as timely
- • e
girls, • but seine of them are net' eo
beautiful as etheir lovely sisters.. •
hay ie (Oen wondered how they felt
-sitting, perhaps,. in Some .Iseeluded
()tenet, or looking through a crape in
'elle door, as they 'watched their .beau -
Wei eiee?rs, saw theni, with levees .a-•
plenty ; .saw them' m a throng of joy;
Saw them fling 'handsome teger.lovers,
over their shoulder, and she; the hom-
ely 'girl, had never been. kiased.
After all, the world is welt balance
eft,: • ;
I rentembee a girl who was the belle
of a big township not a• thousand
millions- of Miles away from here'. •
Iler sister waS'honeele etibeeli to be
safe he ,any sort 'of compene et any
I saw th'em last night. •oine Of them
was a pitiful spectacle, the ether had
become beautiful.
The good, pure, sweet !He ehe led
had beautified her by .low 'degrees.
And her reward had come. I f,a0..e
no -donee every girl prays te l'e reach)
beautiful. • • • •
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I And sh will become be-aneeful 11 sht
.hath faith.
. •
l'herc are farms in this rem. tey thee:
were sold for a song; for enough mon-
ey' to take .the man to Michigan- : or
Wisconsin or some 'othee eileged para-
dise.' Today, that • farm 1:•arinot be
bought No; if you coVereittee fioin
the sideline to the .concessien with ten.
dollar bills.yeti Couldn't 'gee it. It
ed, to he a bomely piece% new it is
beautiful . . . • °
'
Old age hath made it levetY, be
cause the beauty was, alwaYS, there: "
And that is what, 1 want so `I shi
before 1 ley &ewe- My pencil.
The loveliness' is There if you go to
, ,
•Work and find it. -
God never Made' a tioniely weinan.
Yon. reaY think thee she is, hoinely
sh 1 di on in 1 he tee h.
She ie 'beeutifel--she: is ever beenti-
fut. She is makeillecent. : • •
Clip this out of -the. eepete-never
Mind the log (b)ahine-and .paste it"in
your hat, and read It prayerfully ev-
ery time • You get it into your. head
that the •othee folio* has A loyelier
wife than you ba.ve. ,
•
TheOwners of Autos Should Pay
for the.-Ir.ijurg: .They
:During the first half of the current
year the Massa.chessets Higeway Come'
hliSSiOii collected upwards 015100,000
le fees •trOei automobile ownere and
•operators in the State. In Qatari° tho
Collections from the same source
-amounted to a little over $8,060 for
•the whole of 1907. It would not be
reasonable to expect the seine revenue
train this souree in this Province that
obtained from one of the wealthiest
States of the Union but returns of
twelve to one bear ho fair relation
either to reSPeetive population and
wealth or the number of machines in
use.' ,
- The question of taxation is one•that
must • command more eonsideratiton
than it has heretofore received, in con-
neetion with the. whole subjeet of
auto legislation. It is only fair that
this new r feral of traffic: should be
made to bear, not only the eost of its
own regulation but the expense •due to
the exeeptional injury it causes to the
roads travelled imon as well. How
serious. thif injury is will be better
'understood by reference' to the winir-
knee in Prarice. In, that eountry
road -malting has been !scientifically
carried on for a hundrbd years and
more, and all the • 4eading highways
have a firm :tolie • foundation, Before
the days of the auto a thorough men-
ding of these French highways was
found necessary once in, fieven years
only ; now, aft a result of aeto trfAle,
'
Shriller, „ repairing must be done every
second .year at, least, and in some cas-
: es once a year. Here again an. eteapt
coniparison cannot. be made ,with
taxi° because there is probably • more
auto traffic in a day on even oompaea-
tively remote highways in France thee
we have in a week 't• on some of our
most freeuently travelled roads. • Still
the facts given in regard to French
roads provide at least some data to go
upon in •estimating the amount of in-
jury ,that is done to our coMparatively
inferior roads by machines with half
the, power of a, locomotive. and trav-
elling, when not under suparvisi in, up
to forty and fifty miles an hour,-
Vvo3k1y Sun. •. .
READY JON THE SHELF.
That's where you'll find Nerviline itt
every well regulated household, So
pleasant to take that even little chil-
dren will cri Tor it. -So cortaia -to
`cure coughs, sudden colds and tight
chest that thousands of bottles Ate
used every day, Poison's ' Nervilina
does prevent illness, it does ease pain
and inflamkriation, and by bang han
will Sa,Ve worry and keep..down
doctor bills. Large bottles sold
nutter at all dealers.
The News-Iteeord will be
any address in Canada unti
of 1008 for 25 tents.
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The office ot the Havelock'
and lour other busineos p
&strayed by fire: • „,e,
Two brethere . named' '.' SOOtt Vent
04 ,
t
Top, Novri
struck by a train znt. teitereolonial
Railway crossing 11;t _
Scotia, and killed. "
Two children of Mr. Peter Good
were burned to death in `a -fire that .
destroyed. 'the VOW residence .near 4
Ethelbert, Mn.
John Anderson, the tomer school
inspector for Brockville, died in ,: the-
peniteetim where he'wes serving : a.„
term ter biganiy. e 7
An Wien skeleton was uneaethealii
4 Pan4pit At Brockville.
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A sprained Ankle.
• As usually treated a sPrained ankle
will disable the injured person .for a
month or ' mere, but by applying
Chamberlain's Linimentj and observing
the directions with 'each bottle faith-
fully, a cure may, in most cases, ' be
effeetode in less than one week's timet ,
This liniment is a:most rernaelcable '
preparation
,
try it fee a eprain • or
bruise, or whee laid up with chronic/
or Muscular reeumatisari, and you are
certain to be edelighted with ' the
proinpt relief which • it affords. For
sale 'by all ,diuggiets. • •
• A revoltipg ease of cannibalism • is
reported from Siberia. " •
The 'entry ethorses ter the Indus- •
erial ExhibitiOn is the largest on ereee "
cord. •
The fire in the Canadian Pacific coat •
piles at Fort William has been extin-
meshed.
The teve-year-old son of Mr, 'E. A.
Wood of Greena was drowned in. Lake
Couchiching lae•t week. •
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'POISONED BY A RAZOR- ' • -
, .
, ,
rto,o'i, trill) your corn e with a razor,
use a purely vegetable remedy like
Feltnam's Corn Extractor. No 'pain,
errtain cure, and ` ail for a quarter,
every dealer :ss Putnam's.'••
1-Tolidays being •
:over; a. great many boys
`will find. they need new
suits before starting to .
school again.
To Meet This Demand
and keep in to h
the boys w
big redue
• suits till
$
Do not al
• these values
VVe are offerin
• newest patter
and cannot
fnr weari