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errands.. We trent them Piet
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as we do their pole:its.. Senn -
the -child. * note, end -the ,
change. .
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--RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE..
•
CLINTON-COURT OF REVISION; -
Notice isehereby 'given that .a Court
will be held, pursuant to• The On-
tario Voters' Act, by his Honour
a, the Judge of tho County Court ot
the County of Hume, at Clinton, on
the 6th day of October; .1908, at 9
o'clock 'a. in. ,to hear and determihe
complaints of mom •and omissions
in the Voter's List of the IVIunici-
panty of the Town of Cliptionlor.
190e. -D. L. Macpherson, Town
Clerk. Dated this 14th day of Sept,
1908. 42
This School Bases its
Claim for Support upon
Merit Alone.
TORONTO. ONT.
Has high !grede courses, superior
facilities and unsurpassed teaching
talent. Hundreds of students go
out annually from this 'college to
good positions. Let us, educate
you for profitable employment. •We.
will do it right. Catalogue free.
Enter any time. ,
W. J. ELLIOTT, • • Principal.
Corner Yonge and Alexander streets.
111.1.11111•••••••••••••
. FALL FAIRS.
Bayfield -Oct. 1 and .2. ,
Dungannon. -October 7th and 8th..
Teeswater-Oeb. 6 and 7. ' ,• ; •
FLOUR & FEED
When you need Flour place
your order with us and it will
re.leive" proinpt and careful
attention. .
WE ALSO KEEP
a supply eet feed, .etc, and will
be pleased to supply your
wants.
J. A. FORD
-Order 17. --our
Coal Now
Place your order for four
supply of coal with the under-
signed and thus secure tbe low-
est price and prompt delivery. •
Office opposite Grand Trunk
Passenger station. Telephone •
connection.
J. Hamilton
•COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 81st, A DIS-
COUNT GP 40 CENTS A ON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be promptly attended to.
W. J Stevenson
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, 'MUM:Ste
will be at Holm& Drug Store,
Clinton'on Friday, August 98,
Sept. 25, Oct, 1 23, Noe. 89 and
Dec. 18. Glasses; propeely fitted,
Diseases' of .the eye, ear, nose , end
throat treated.
THE NEWS -RECORD WILL
BE SENT TO ANY AD-
DRESS it CANADA TO THE
END OP 1 9 08 AND THE
• WEEKLY MAIL AND Ell&
PIRE FOR ONE YEAR VOA
75 CENTS. BOTH FOR 75- •
tENTS.
Correspondents, Wanted,
In no better way *can a person help
to develop big or her education than Ry
vorresponding for a newapaper, t to
same tithe the publishing of the new
irom a locality advertises it and helps
to build. it up. So that the newspaper
correspondent ts doing both himself
and the community, in which he lives
gobd service. We are pleased at all
time to receive • the weekly budgets
from the rural; districts. The NeWs-
fleeord has a very efficient staff ot
eorrespendents, but there are a fOAR
points where we are . tlarePresented.
R. your part of the county is not get-
ting attention,, write us. If you can
help us persunally we shall be glad.
•Or perhaps you 00,11 glee us the name
of serge suitable person. We ask the
friends of The People's Paper to co-
operate with Us in keeping at the
head of the procession.
Chareet, ; the Montreal rodd, fore -
Man; WAS, Sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary • for defrauding the
UNRESERAD A.UdT*1014' SALE OF
Farm Stook. -The undersigned. has
received instructions from Mr. Thos.
Archer • to sell by public auction at
• Lote89, Con., 5, Hullett on Monday,
710ctee5the-The-efollowinge Heme-
t road horse 9 years , oId, 1 aged
driving mare supposed to be in foal,
1 general purpose , horse 3.1sing
• yeas, 2 heavy fillies eisleg 3 nate
• bred by Southport, 1 readster geld-
• ing g years, bred by Hackard, , 1
roadster suckling colt, bred by Elec-
-brie D., 1 Ow due to 'calve about
Ist Nov. 3 cows supposed' to be in
• telt Se . heifers eupposoll to he
eelf, 8 .stecrs rising 3 years, 3 steers
rising 2 years, 1 • heifer rising 2
.eeers; 4 spring ealves. OthereAr-
• tieles-1 top buggy, 1 truck wagon,
leeutter, a ;quantity of poultry. ' All
, will be sold without reserve as the
• proprietor has rented his farm:
Selo:at o'clock, • Terms e All sums
of $19.Seaed tinder, cash; over .that
• amount 12 months' credit on approv-
• ed joint. notese.. 5 per bent. disceunt
for cash in limed notes: Thos, Arch-
er, • Proprietor. Thomas Brown,
Auetioneer.
FARM „ FOR* •SALE. -FOR
• -the --taste half eof Lot ele Conceisien
. 4, L. R. S., tuckeespiith, containing
50 acs. : The . • lend is- all. cleared,
• well fenced and Underdrairied. (Phew
are on • the, Cremiees • a; good bank
barn and good stablingel a good
• house. and ;eighty ot watex.one well
at the house and one at ethe 'stable.
For further particulars apply on the
Premises, br address Georgee.Brovine.
, lee; .Seaforth.Peel. 42
:
NEW MEAT MART.' -HAVING
icha.sed the betchering business' car-
ried on • for settee. time by ' the
Colclough B r OL., we. respectfully
solicit a 'share' of the patrenage of
. the pubtic which we hope fe merit
by, keeping the bestSof tri eats, and
it reasoneble, .prieesee(tive us a
cell.,• 'Our shop' is met tO Theliewse
• Reeord'Office.-T. T. &Beret Murphy
CEMENT.,FOE SALE. -I • AM
Agent for Clinton and district for
• the Na,tional Portland Cement Co.,
makers Of the best oement in • the
market: ' This is the only cement
used by the corporation of Clinton
• in the construction sidewalks, etc,'
•MS..T R. Welker. . 21
I HAVE THE SAMPSON BRAND
• of Cement for sale, in large and
• email quantities. There Is no bet-
e ter make of cement on the market.
Office opposite G. T. R. passenger
station. Telephone connection, * or
• orders may be left at Harland Bros.
hardware -store. if more •eenveoleat.
. JAMES HAMILTON. CLINTON%
, .
PIANO AND GROAN TUNING 'AND'
• Repairing. -The undersigned ts
prepared to do ail kinds 41 piano
And organ tuning. and repairing, and
-being a Man. of Practical experiente
Is able ----to guarantee- eatiefaction.:,
Orders •may be left at W. g. It'
Hell:ries' drug 'store -Ed: J. How
ard,
he First Step.
Often means to much. It .
has meant Sticocss to thous-
ands of young people Who
wrote for our. Catalogue as
'th e first step toward a good
salaried position. Take the
• step to -day, Address Cen-
tral Business .College, 395
Yonge Street, Toronto
• W. H. SHAW,
President.
• ATTEND THE BEST ,.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
'PHIS SCHOOL ;BAS ITS CLArM
FOR SUPPORT UPON IVIERIT
ALONE.
Hag high grade courses, superior
facilities And uesurpessed teaching
talent. Hundreds of students go
.out annually from Ms. college to
good positions. Lit eclueate
you for profitable employment.
We will do it right. Catalogue
free. Enter ane time.
Elliott& Moliaohlaa
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PRINCIPALS
moon
19 hal Ap
From. The News -Record of .
04) .1 1889. - aged some nine years, who was in
1
ClintK;np Oeteber ind eese court to exhibit his battered condi-
• Mr. W. MeTaggart, recently of R. 13efore imposing Sentenee, his 'moor
Coats tit Son, has accepted a situation asked the woman whether she had
in the whelesale dry pod house of anything to say.
GOrdon McKay & Co., !pronto,. • "Kin el ask yo' honah a -question ?"
Mr, Jas. Reid of ;Varna; has an inquired th° PFlnenez* .
apple tree thaa
t bee bne a crop oi I. The judge nodded affirmativelY'
early apples • this year 1 and has' "Well, then, yet honah, Vd like to.
bloosomeci again with another crop of ask Ye'. whether* Yo' was ever . the
fruit now formine
Parent or a puffeetly wuthless cullud
,
ton hi -mi. -Record October
0
ounty ews Gatl.Lered
or News -Record Readers
Embrasanti.
A colored Woman ot• Alexandria, Vire
ginia, twee on trial before a magis-
trate of 'that town eharged ,WHII W-
hitman treatment her offspring,
Evidence was clear ehat the womanbad severely
beaten th te
tion. . •
.11/fr. co. 1-tanleY, has. a mountain ash
chile.'' •
tree'in hill blossom now, the secone • :-October • Lippincott's.
Killed by a Horse. -Thursday fore-
Dungannon.
noon a lad 11 years of age,. adopted
son of Kr, W. Wise of Goderich. town, Miss Pearl Bradford has taken
slup, was couple ofhorses position postedfice.
to the Fair here, riding one and lead- leir ,c .1/
ing the other. • When. near the bridge of ca Ing ' ewho has the n ra‘
the mail between • Lucie -
on the Bayfield road,,Just outside the eriew enua.efieeleht has doomed • to
town, the rumbling 'or tooting. ,of the 'perform the duties of stage -driver and
railway , • train feightened theanintals has therefore commenced. his labors in
and the lad caber fell off or was
that capacity, thereby replacing Stiehl.
pulled off Abe horse hei was riding
en, and trampled to death by theiHtlitiant.;tetriu,tywhfoor Alla:urinal:114:1Y ,yePearriso.7ed
animal.
• by the Cars.-WCdnesday mor- • 3' . -
' Pero Sanderson has purchased the
general business of ',mast mcoona. n,
ning as Kate ' •Deeves, an unmarried
daughter of Mr. John Dome f (Sod of Lanes, Percy has sold his
•
erich townshile Was walking on the house and loe here to 0, E. Auges e
tin
railway track just south of the' Cline wh° will get 3)9'1Session on ills rctim,v-
'ton. station, the L. and B. etam al to Lanes. -
going north struck her, killing her in- I • Miss Bellamy has-reternecletoeStrate--
Stantly,., The 'engineer saw her era the ford, After- e few weelee' visit in ' our
track, • slacked • up And blew the , •
whistle, • but 'nnfOrtunately deceased 'Chas, •Eilidit was Goderich last
was deaf, and before the train could week acting as a euryidan during the
be brought to a full stop the eatal fall assizes. ,
work was dcine..- An inquest was. pone' Miss. May Spicer returned to. 'her
sidered unneeessary. Deceee2d,waa age home in Brantford last week after
ed years , • • . • • spending a 'fedi weeks at the home of
•• ' • . • Mire McNally. • . •
Cecil Treleaven, formerly of the
BaYfieldt Qctober 2nd,. 1889. bank 'here, arrived, laet :Week and
• . • e ...e will relieve R. 4. Manning, manager
And. now .everythieg lovely. The of the Stating Bank branch, for e fieW
bones by-law was carried . only weeks. • . •
three dissentient votes, We Will now l D. Mcktevin•ittended Mitchell fair
have a. saw mill, a, planing mill and on Wednesday of last week. Ile Veae
a 'roller flour These works ate.' acting as judge of light 'horns, Done
in ehe hands of a cotripetent,• pushingi.ald says they were all satisfied with
man, John Kalkfleiscl. Farmers will his decisions. ••
shortly he. able to 'get' their •griating Ros. Rutherford -.is wielding the
done here, find a good, market- for birch in the -junior room of our pebliee
their egkain and secure lumber and.! school this week. He is tAkieg the
finiehed building meterial when . they :place of `Mise.UoleCtts, who now on
want to bend. e• a fair way to recovery., •
Goderiele Township, Oct, -2nd, .t889.' btris• Township.
Mr. Eli Bateziaan. 'hes:Ione .:io : • Miss ...(reate BielbY has retutne
•
diene.... taking, . Veith • some fine :from Toronto *ha:T. shelias spent th
stock e )1r., !Nixon.. Sturdy Will '..01CO' lase two. eteees... She was aceetirpan
. . .
accompany ' 4tiehdobwy 'ilhlerspSei:di era. !Ilifitros:.:m.LITIV,..4i.C,:ltaoli14.11:
•• A 'teamster. for 'Morrow of :
while driving neer Henry. Beacomla , Next Meeting. of' McirriSeCeitneireeil
had his peddling rig .uPs4 by One be held on Monday; Oct. 19th, Oatir
of the tugs Of the harness hi -caking and .0f •Beirisietr on the Johnston and .111c
thus Allowing the tongue ei the Donald -drains will be held on' th
evaggon to trail, and .wabbie against aftornoon On•the 'Same 'day at .2 an
the heroes:. 14,9 Material damage.. 13 o'elock reepettively.
Mr. John Scatleete of Lead- I • Mes, Dodds., has, hen visiting . 'eh
bury were visiting • at Mr. : John. Hudie's fa/114-w- ete'enei Davise-SehelieeeeSlie
,One. day .last •week,:•partly, on' ttA196unil daughter, . • ;. .
of the illness of Mrsi'lludie who has j Connolly Oo.. were awarded ;th
been sick for some time, • and :' N,V110: contract Of .completing the Kell
though not..imniinentlY danger•ins. is. Drain at $639.00 work to b, 'fi `sh d
not improving as well as seer' friends. by Nov. lite 1008. • •
would like,• . • •, I MiSs Ley Money, :5th line,is-hoie
Mr, .W. of ;the Ath took erste from health giving Visit at Kincar
jnize three offeeed. by Jeenthan dine greatly improved. • We' wish he
Miller for the best spring the oic- a coMPlete restoration t her old tinte
spring of .'%readia knd the: vigor. s'
colt, is' a beauty:, Combining tbe Cs- . The Tate oe taxation efor Morris
Points 01 th Clear Grit frem 'township • ha.S.' been sttuck for the our -
his "dam with:. :the naore,fa,shig*fiable refit yeek.e-For ' township purpmes
Strain Of the imported , sire "Areedia .will be 8-10 mills on the dollar and
Wilkes," who conebinesethe-beet-•trotee :for C6uneyepurpesese24. • -7-‘
ing blood on the continente Mambrilio t Report says that Joe • a
Hambletionian. ; le is • said that Mr. well known' horsemen, of this torn's.
Clarke has been Offered' h dsome ship., has a driving horse that does . not
figure for. the . colt; iiot :pieta hive 'to take anybody's ; dust. ' He re -
hold on to it on the principle that fueed T3O0.00 for it the, other day.
is as valuable- to him eel' to any one , Mr. And Mrs, Sinall, of Sparta -whe
else. just yet. • have been visiting et the 'boi•ne of D.
'mind Mrs. Badgley. for; a cptiple ol
Relgrave
Miss Menlo lielliday Wan ViSiting
priend$l BrUSeeln.
Mr, and Mrs. :Chad. Belt eave mov
ed to Palmerston.
Ole Sunday next annivOsary services
will bel held in. Knee churth, 13elgrave
conducted by Dr. IVIcRao of Westmin
ster. Music by ,the church choir, as-
sisted by Miss Robertson of Toronto
On the Monday following tea will b
eaved .by the ladies of the eongrega
teen, in the basement of the church.
At the close of last Friday's eel:vice,
in Knox church, ,IElelgeate, the trem
berg of theSIC P. M. S. presentedMrs
Ila,stee with a beautifui umbrella
pearl handle with gold trimmings. A
neatly worded address was read by
Mrs. Sproat, and tba preecatation
made hy. Mrs, 'Wm, Wightman.* Mrs
trestle made a very suitable rePlY•
The Empt0 Piedges
er, Laurier.
POSSibly the independent voter is at
tbis time endeavoring to decide in
which direction to east his ballot.
, It so, there should not be much dila-
°tiny in arriving at a deCipion- •
Let us look at a few Of the oamY
failures to redeem pledges, ethich can
be truthfully laid at the door of the
_ preset government. • 1
In 1833 the Han. NV,.S. Fielding at
a Liberal convention moved a resole-
_ tien expressing "alarm . . the in-
, inerease of the public debt and of the
, controllable annual expenditure or the
Dominion :and, the consequent undue
. -
taxation of the- people under. the then
Conservative administration.
. In 1896 Sir Wilfrid :Laurier, speak-
ing at Brampton, mid .; I promise you
• that if you .put our party into power,
we will reduce that annual Wendt-
ture. by $2,000,000 or ;3,000,000, pee
How ne-t'has he tulfilled.' this
pledge ?
Note the following tee ,
Expenditure 1805-6 $ 41,/02,358
Expenditure e6e07-8 111,900,339
Expenditure per head, 1895-6 ' a.14
xPenditure per head, 1901-8 18.00
Increaseper eente: ... per cent.
Truly an 'appalling record. '
Now what have we to etwee ' for
this enormous increase in the burden
of the taxpa.yere? The money haagone,
and what takes place? Of course,
in reply there are the worn-outgen-
eralities, c'expenditure '-on•public
Heevest Hoinelservicee were held In
Trinity church, en Sunday. Bev. Hen
derson of Wiarton (who was reetor
heree-95-yeere-ago )-eonducted-teo-f ere
noon .seevice.. • Mr, Itenderion •re
marked that a great number of the
old people had gone that were here
25 years ago, and among them also his
partner in lice, . The church was eve -11
filled, ,and beautiiully decorated or
the occasion by the lattice of the con-
gregation. The evening serviee was
conducted by Rev. Hartley, the pres-
ent rector, 'The * free-will offering
at/tented to about $100. '
Rev:- and Mrs. Hasele oi Belgrave
left .thie week for Sydney,. Australia.
They go by way of Vancouver, where
they will call off tei visit same of Bele
grave's -old- citizens, • Mre Auld. Mrs., F.
Wheeler. Mr, and ` Mrs: Hastie. • have
made 'a host Of friends among 'us dur-
ing their eeven, years' stay here; and
we are sorry to part, wieh them. • Mrs.
Hastie's relatives live at* Sydney, Aus-
tralia, and naturally she is mallets to
see them, especially her aged father,
her mother having passed away about
a. year, ago. Leaving .BelgraVe; they
travel 2,709 Miles by rail to. 'Vancou-
• ver, thence by water 7,900. miles-, mak-
ing in all about 9,700 miles. The; thee
'to- Over the whole journey will: be
• e5 days; during which trip, we 0 sin-
eereiY wish_ them good -health and a
Pleasant voyage.
• 'Pleasant View Farm,',' the • herne
• of Mr. and Mts.; Elijah Higgins, . 3rd
con. korris; was the scene of e.happy.
event on Sept: 16th, when their daugh-
ter, Effie Viola.; :was united in , the
holy bends ol matrimony with Mr,
Rivers of iBeigra.ve, perforinieg the
cAerrtelihmorn' yF.ito.e.h. Of. Belmore, Rev. W.
How to Curs COW.
• • Be as •careful.es you Can, yoo will
- oceeeionally'eake colds, and when you
, do, eget a nied
. one that
ltati�nami ehet a
t quick cure. Such A medicine is Chain-
- berials's Cough .Remedy.. -It has gaine.
e ed e world wide reputation by its ee-
d inarkeble eines. of this most: eornmen.
' ailment, and. can always be depended
works," "administration of Justice,"
-"Cost Of -government etc. tint .
tlaose explanations saaisiactory to a
man postossed of orclinety iatelligence
and powers of observation ? Has •the
pepulation . of ()evade in the len
twelve Years inere*ed in.. the ' same
ratio in which the public expenditure
has mounted , up, nainely, 165 per
cent.? •• • '
Renieinber this pledge of retrench-,
Mont and mark how it has been, ful-
filled. • ' ' •
_
In a future. article ive. will 'deal
with other' broken pledges ' of the
Leerier administration.
Benmiller
The, Bons of Temperance, will give
their animal entertainment on. the ev-
ening of Oct, .6-th in .the Temperance
hall. A spleedideprogram of diaiogu-
es, recitations, singing, Wand • drill,
tableaetee Sam Slick- orchestra, etc.,
. . " . • .
le in preparation, • Mr. Heist of the
Evangelical • church .hasbeen requested
to give an • addtess. We extend '
hearty welcome,. o bite! and, all • to
come, and help forward" our good'
emieee and assured the pleasure
you, r -"ye wtIlerePeY;Alle:enit9rt-
I Pat" ix to Ito lrora
But Ton esinnot be yes, met*
• taking Hood's Sarsaparilla Iowa yen knew
you shottild hike it. Impure bleed, peer
APPothe, tediche, nerrOninOWN Mod
feeling -41' these and alga Atm Your sys-
• tem delnanda Rood's. Get bottle today.
Wi aria -" Iry raothar w041•011-4101rtt tad
faared 0 oats tiara Ile wee sem ea
malaria.but*skin/ * two gootne.
se ever. Bsterm nom'. ON, 00M
Pondon. Oat,
with oaten% end Wan /I ova
costa erh-"Forati I havitaigtroa
let. beard or
gao•thlits44:4•111'4? 9 iitit.ittud A it owe
me . will not be without it, m.
Itim.r, WWI* St.. Kingston. Oefe
Glove of NeAlth eel My, 14_004 was v
poor. since tams nom • minummordlo
Atm more calor in $7 row plow and
well. and work le • mossure, '
ittew•ae, Winton. Malt*.
flood' e eareeperld• is sold everywhere,
*100 DOM One Dellar, Preptrod oeir by
C, r. good Ce„ Lowell. Mw tr.
The !eclieme tor the re-organieestiole
of the Bank of St. Hyacinthe has.
fallen through. ..
The roundhouse at VSehbWooe
was burned with two engines. 'noon-
diarism is suspected.
The Beet Piaster,
; A ,Piece of flannel da.mpened" with
Chemberlain's Liniment and bound on
to Parteeis -Superior' -
any plaster. When troilibled with lamo
back or pains in the side or chest
give it a •trial and .yeel are certain to
be more than pleased with the, prempt •
relief !which it affOrdsn. This- liniment
also relieves rheinnatic painieanct is
eertain ,.to please anyone suffering .
from that disease. sold. by all 'drug-
gists, '
NEW AND OP -T00,
DATE
, • .•
1
Men's Suits,
Youth's Suits,
Boys' Suits,
yercoa Et'
• THORNS IN THE FLESH. .
IEven 'worse. is. the •agoey of corns,
Whf suffer-ecure 'is waiting every
drug 4 e forme of Putna.m s
Corn Extractor which relieves at
once; cttres thoroughly arid without
pale. For good. reseltS uee only.
-"Putnam's."
d upon. It acts en nature's Plan, re'
lieVes -tire: -lungs, aids expectoration,
open/ the eedretions And! aids nature
c, in. restoring th o system to. ,a,bealtny.
y condition.: For sale by eS1 druggists.
_
:A Degraded Service.
Ottawa,,,,Ieurnal : organiza-
• tion like ours," mid Sir Wilfrid Lam,
ier at Sorel, "with thousands of ern-
• ploy,es and tens pi rpili�n efetolla.rs,
there may iie'rnen Who are 'net All
t they • should,' bp. it is our work. to
, tiirn them out and we shall: de it."
Let ase -see -hew far the-ilini-Ory of
Government warrants falth..ehet • this
pledge.wili be eerried out,
• One,. Joseph Nixone in rewafil ' , for
, party krvices was made land agent
at Macleod: In 1905 it was discovered,
• that Nixon had -retained public
moneys, secreted his accounts, falsi-
fied staternentsas tie dates of payment.
!weelts,:liaitee rethrned, emcee Mrs.
Atibutn; October 2nd, 1008. Small and Stir. Bedgley, are brother
.
Mrs'. Hugh Doyle accompanied 11:,r an" sister.
brothers-in-law :Thomas 'mid • Frances,1'
who brought the remains of their
brother Ilugh Doyle' froni Chicago and
had there- interred at St.' Augustine
cerneterY on Friday list. Father
The Government on. It'a :De-
fence.
• •
•
Cunimiegs, assisted ! by two priests, The outstanding: feature in the . ad-
eelebtated tease and attended to the dre,s,ses delivered at • the le beret detn-:
other formalities preseeibed leY ode onetration held at Niagara Fails lent
ChUrCh.f , -„ • week was in the acknowledgement that
the e pendttut of the .cou try has
inerea,sed in the Iast twelve
ROSY CHEEKS FOR:PALE GIRLS YlearS4 and the attemiit to. justile that.
inerease, Even'the statement �f Olt
Don't be debarred from strength and. penditure, given • in the . Premier's
spirit, don't, glee in to illnees and dee speech, was considereble below the,
spalr. Perrotone .Stipplies tone and
Vigor through which all funstione of laeasua$8.0,0001r.,0001 ire '180ld 80aidamitree°,0110te
womanly lifenre maintained and fon?,
titled. Front e Richtnend 000 last year. This covers -Only what
w --0", is called "einisolidated 'fund aeeount.',"
°times . the following statement from It (lees not include -the sums spent on
Mrs. Isidore Boissotea.ult e "I take
deep pleasure in testifying to. the pow-. bounties to favored manufaeturers,
erful influenee of FerrosOne, :Ler yeare the donations. to railway prometers,
my daughtior has wet polo and siohlye.. or. minions speht, on publie Works.
The total diSbUrSeinents of the Dorn-
showod signs of advanced anaemia. inion Government as set fotth page
Her lips got so white and her cheeks two' of the public aceounts, amounted
so deVoid Of color . I feared- eonsumpe to $44,096,38.3,92 he 1896 and to $83,e
tion. pan. eertify Feerozotte made are 277,641.72 in 190W -the last, full year
excellent cure, ;and toeday, ney detigh- for' WhiCh official figures ate agallieble,
ter's health le the hest: 50c. per eewooely gum
box at all dealers. .
1 •
* • u". . SI -IA E HANDS wrpa ASTHMA.
Awfully, ,distroesing is asthma. But
Diehop Carmichaells funeral took '
worse if poss!ble when combined with
Place at Montreal and was largely site
Bronchitis, Relieeed quicker by Cate
teIn3dreellei.dent G'onmers of the Anteriean thoroughly by, "Catarrbovone".Thnt
it
'arrbeionelhati anything elqe-cured so
Federation bt Labor testified at Wash. doesn't return. catartholone's heat.
ington yesterday tbat agents of Pros- ing vapor is breathed right into the
Went Van Cleave of the National As- lungs, destroying: tbe cause of /Mune
rem at .41 - an succeeda the, most cheome ease
tiompted to bribe him %to desert the es„ Try it. TWo Mies, 25e. and $I,
eatiSe of lahor, at all dealere.
•_ Theecese a,gainetrn waseprovedeup-
on investigation by an officerappointe
ed by the Govepment: giXOn was not
propecuted. He was allowed to resign,
on thecondition that he make good
the amount of his defalcation, Twelve
days alter the matter 'had been :re-
ported tie Ottawa' Nixon was apeoilit-
ed to another office in the' !emigration
Demietment ; et a salary Which was
eVentually ao large as that which he
had enjoyed in. leis first office,
Philip Wagner'another Liberal
'party worker in the West, was ap-
• poieted inimigration; interpreter. Ho
defrauded the immigrants who could
not speak Englishof moneys' given
hint by them for purposes of deposit.
Wagner was suspended and his pay
stopped but he was reinstated at , a.
highier salary. Finally he was prose-
cuted ;tor fraud :and theft, was eon-
•vieted and Served two terms at hard
labor. On • his release ha Wit s • re-ap-
• pointed at a salary of $1,200. It Is
eetabliehed that while drawing public
pay he was an active Liberal came
enigma 'among the Galicicos, ; during
the last general electiens.
• W. J. Dobey,, postmaster of 'Nesse-
lone Ontario, an aetive Litteral worker,
wee .found shortly before the elections
of 1901 to be short in his accounts, He
Was dismissed, but afterservice in the
Liberal interest in both Federal and
Provincial campaigns he was reinstat-
ed In °Mee at a Salary of t$1,000.
J. D. Jackson, an Ingereoll lawyer,
,,it the search of evidence agairst
Coneervatfve member, offered $2,(100
for such evidence "true or false." He
supplied money for the, etibornation of
perjery. He was warmly rebuked by
The bench, but Was almost immediate-
ly topolitted to qt $3,000 sinecure ti.'
commercial agent in York lir .
•
•1, si • ,
Thirty-nine •• studentmiesionarieS,
selected. by Dr. ,Cartnichael in 101as-
gow, have Aailed for Cana0a.
There were 172 deaths from cholera
in St. Petersburg: yesterday, but fewer
new eases of the disease than on•Wede
xic,fiday: •
The British Admiralty has, approired
of the scheme of the Australian. Cottle
wealth-fot ferming-the-nueleterof
The steamerilidinee Was canght off
the Mexican coast by ,Waves crea.e.ed
.by an earthquake, and four persons
aboard, her were killeS:
Tang Sheet Yi, a Chinese diplomat),
has sailed for Washington with several,
carloads' of valuable, presents. • He hop -
;es to win the friendship of the United
States. for China. Sir Lander's conein .and
namesake died ' at Montitii. ••-
Plentiful rains are reported in Que.,
• bee and the forest fires are no longer
a menace to ptoliertye • - •
The Brockville light, station was
damaged by; fire' and the town will be
in. darkiiesi for a Fe* days._
• Sir Wilfrid, Laurier addressed ten
thousand people et Berlin, Ont., and
announced his intention to appoint a.
separate Mister of Labor. Mr, Mae-
kerizerKinee the candidate, was well
received. '
Brant Liberals noeinated Hon. Wil-
liam Paterson, and Ron, William
Harty accepted the Liberal nomina-
tion for Kingston. Ea4 'Hamilton
Iijberats ribmilleeted Mr. J. M. East -
Wood. .East Si/Moo Conservatives
nominated 11r. W. H. -Bennett. -
Many peesons were killed by .a ty-
phoon which swept the Philippine Ise
lands.
WHEN ?OU EAT TOO FAST,
you have indigottion, perhaps; cramps,
or in any case the Systeeri is overload-
ed- with metier that should be
13reath gets. had, .eyre look
dull, headaches are feequent.
Why not, • cleanse and: parity the
whole systimn, Why not strengthen the
stomach, enrich the • blood and eleeiet
your °yeast/tett digestive &gets ?
Easily &nevi* Dr. Hamilton's; Piller,
theiraction is most gratifying. In
every case they give the Oxen idaia.
tepee the ellieg organs require.. You%
feel lit and dile, at with a retell
sleep like a top, have it clear color,
and restful sleep 11you reettlate your
syStem with Pills.
Prim 25o. per 'box, at all dealers,
See . our Men's. $F
Furnishings
Fiats, •
Gloves,
ShirtS,....
• '
linsilervVear,
Sweaters,:.
• Etc.
KI, Jacobs
TAILORING
ememWoseniesiemilismiw• omemEemow•mswe!
•Piede. Par-
lor .Suiptes
Exceptionally Good
Values.'
These suits are covered ia
short ends of the most heititin
ful flgured Pas, ni3 two Akira -
alike. Hand polished mahog-
any. ° We have secured these
suites at a little more than
half the usual prices.
callers get best choice,
3. E. Chellevr
Furniture and 'Undertaking
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