HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-12-17, Page 8• TaVatfill VALUA04 FIND.
T,revelling on the 1.0.13.., Mr. Harry
Tower, St, Paul Ste St; John, N.
found a box of Zant-Bek, the
great s'Iciii-irealer. Ire wan suffeeing
Itom badlyeehapped handet• the time
so applied the balm. ILe says :--
"Zainsliult eased the pain and sittart-
ing, healed the cranks, and made my
handquite smooth. netting it so
good, I kept a supply beady, met 'lave
since proi eil it a really wonderful
healer. It eves cuts, sores or burns
equally well, and 1 would not like
now to be without a etipplY." .
•Mr, Tower is only one of Athou'ie
and who are gled they heard of Zam-
Idik. There is no Skin disease it will
pot relief* ands--eure, It's fame
is rapidly spreading everyweere,
and it * • rioW' regarded as
Nature's great "first-aid"in
workeeops, • on the faem or • the
lima. No tra,vellor shotild be withoUr
it. ,Every home should have its box
al -Ways ready for use, A little •Zam-
Buk rubbed regularly or the hands
end J884 . eietiring each night
wilt lteep tile skin seat and Iree • from
elutes', cola -sores, or disease.
11 you have a cut, a brutse, or some
irritating skin' disease, which has de-
fied all ordipary remediee, apply. '74m-
13u1c.It first clearises a Wound by
killing off. all 'harmful bacteria,. Then
it builds -Tap aeneW tissue, cell keY-cell
-just 80 a bricklayerlays, row after
rowsof -brielca. Then it elvers , the
wound with new, licalthy Skin, and the
.cure is effected !• '
Zarn-B,uk is alsa'. a' cure for piles. It
gives speedy relief and ends the throb -
Meg, burning . pains: 'SW -diseases,
such as eczema; itch, ulcers, barber's
rash, rashes due lo' blood -poison, etc.,
cannot reeist its powerful healing vir-
tues, lelirelvegetable, it is• -an ideal
combinatioe 71107,Wor a,nd purity. 50e
a box of all druggieta and storee, or
pOst free tram .7,am-Buk Co., 'Toron-
to,• fee ptice. Reject cheap, harmful
,^,ed ,aangerotis subetitutes.
The. Dutch steamer Gelderland,
whieh
has het% taking part hi the
flemorastration . against Veeez.ttele, I
•eftptured the Veneztielayan Coast.
, glued ship Albs on Sundiey Ian, I
Lotd Robert Cecil will .ia',*.tvitiesA a
. hill lath the British ifelene el (*eine
• mons ,providing a fate of Feee oe 0, 1
month's imprisonment for diettereing
public meetings.
The Prince of• Wales was installed
by proxy ae Honorary War Cbiet of
the Six Nantes at Brantford.
Fire in the Canada Cycle & Motor
•CDmpany'seegatage 'at Ottawa destroy-
ed five automobiles, ineluding nne
eelecle,- owned by Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
" I The'Sparrow Company (Aimed twe
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LONDON:ONT;
Mention this paper.
Austria is sernEng 60,060 troops i,11.1'
to 'Dalmatia,
James Sharp, leader of the A.damit-
es, now confesses that he was mie-
•teken, in his faith.
Prizes were awarded in. the dressed -
meat and seed -grain competition :at
the °Winter Fair in Guelph..
'The National Rivers .and Harbors
Postmaster ;Rails of Penella lies
been acquitted of the cha,: c ef with.
holding consereative et p•tieet e en,
iture from persons tu viten. ii wee
addressed,
Congress at Wa iii1gion passed a re-
solution asking C geese to authorize
a ieond issue of $500,000000,.the pro-
Top Otittli'; TOOTHACHE'.• '
Search' over the whele globe . .and
yoe'll not Andthe equal of Nerviline,
An .aehing tooth it relieves at once.
Pill the cavity with batting dipped iri
Nervilitie and Tub the gums. with Nen,
Viline also. It the face le sevollen and,
sore, bathe with Nerviline and then
hind on a, hot flannel. This can't fail
becaute Nerviline rale the pain - out-
right. • Jest as good 'for • earache,
neuralgia or still necie A..25.ebottle
of Nerviline cures the aches •of the
whole family. • Try it,. •
•
• A Geibaan battleship Of 1.8,90(k tons
was leernehed on Saturday at Kiel.
Tiiitteen- men were Jelled mei fit Ly
injured on the Panama, l,:anal by' .the
premature plesion of 20 lonS of- r,y-
naente. • e
Fire .in the' King's. Ward. School • at
Paris, • Oat., filled the place 'with
'dense smoke.. -The ebildren got out
safely by forming lines and holdinls
each other by 'the hand, as it Was
• toe creek to See.
eeeds to be used le river and • harbor
week. . •- I
Estaldisized 2479
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene is a boon to- Asthmatics
Does It not seem more offectivl to breathe it a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing ergans
than to take the remedy into th • stomach ?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried. over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and ,constant treat.,
ment. Its is invaluable to mothers with small
children.
Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions. a ti.o
throat. .
Sold hy drunbas.
Send postal for Looltlet.
LKILMING, MILES Cr,“
Lindivi, Agents, 21.•$n t•
real, Canada. 3:7
• -
A Montreal Street Railway conduce
tor claims to have been robbed by,
three men without the attention of
the motorman on the car -being ...at-
tracted. . ••• ••
•
G. W. Hill, an Indian herbalietee
was given damages .of $109 againsee
Detective Roses.- acting cot the Colt. !'
ego of Physicians, for'false arrest. at l•
Brantford. •
The Goxernment has relaxed• •the.1
provisions of the food •inspection law •
s
to allow of shipments' of poultry ' and ,
meat from one Province inte anotive t
,without inspection. •
A lady of fashion in Munich collap-
sed in the street because of the t
k
• -•
•
HOW One DO8tOr 'Succesarullr Treats
Bricuinonia. . •• •
. "In treating pneumonia," says Dr.,
• W. J. Smith:of• SandersiMa, ".the
only, remedy. I use for tlie lungs is
• Chamberl, 'n's• 'Cough Remedy., While
ef emir , •would • • treat other sever?.
'teals rithediffeeent medicines, I hese..
used this .remedy many times in • my
medleal practice and • .littere.yete
to find a case where it has: not Con-
: trolled the treeble, • e have • used it
myself aselide also My wife' fair colds
and. '..cotigee repeelecliy; and: -most.
willingly- And cheerfully recommend it
as superior • to, terit;••• other cotigle'reill-
edy to my knowledge.. eale •
all druggist;. •.•
'
Pres•elent Gaseto 61 V'eneztielo_land-
ed• at Bordeaux ,yesterday: and will
proceed to.paels. . • •
• A French-Cariadian feliThe has' et_
vented • a Steel • kmike for steareers
which wile prevent eollisioee et e'en.
• _ .
jamee silierp; leader at the fsetitice
wlio fought. the Kansas Co y a
few days ago, has •_•en ere 8;ed.
•
TUE AILMENT s OE WOMEN,
The ghee...and Women who suffer with
wirit thee' think is. "Fernele. Trouble'!
Would look to • the kidneys, they'll
Soon find tlei sourcs • fif their
TheAlaneys ate closely altied
With the female organs', and if the
-vitality of ,the.. 'kidneys is interfereed
with, greatestifftring excers. There is
r.o Letter. inedichte than Dr. Hainif-
On'e• ' etineelate ' and
tren:gthn the kidneys,. a„esist .other
argans to 46 Nature's : work, 'cleanse
he '..eyetem and thereby maintain per-
ect health. • Grea,t• benelit and. certain
ere is. guaranteed for :all women•who
Ise Dr Hamilton's ring', • -
weight' of her hate' ,
tsoconturasocnorstesomanotiolcomEse,
JainiingractionstalesCs•
ASI4 ror4
(LONDON)
, UndoubtedlY ihe best brewed on
%the continent. . proved Co be 40,by
analysis of tour chernietse aed by
rewards of the world's great Riche •
• bitions, especially Oohs:eq. ireee
• where it i•eceived_ ninety -sex points
oue of a epossible hundred, much
• higher than an? ocher Porter in the
• Uniteci States or Cariedee •
"PenetatneseSial
asteerese—exaseeare-t- •sneseeme:sleterairimaterfeereeereeeleilefue •
• Our .
'Latest
_Novelty.
Will 'please
‘the children,
as each Biscuit
actually looks
like !Santa
Claus.
12 smiles' and
72 delights in
2.0e:very.pound.
PROGRESS OF CANADA
,A FRENCH-CANADIAN' VIEW .0F
.CCINF.EDS RAT ION, .
tinier,' of Peovinc. ts, Says Le Presse,
..Maele British Wirth America a Bee
.sponeible Nation With a Credit 'of
-Heeneliwn end ;the Capacity For
• Giant •• DeYefopneent of Her: Be-
. .
sourcese-peorgian Bny••Caeal Will
• Polio I oil° ize Commerce. '•
•
Vairkton Plews-Recora
ABOUT WOMAN.
Man Who Will Build Power Line*
Fannin* Railroader.
ls
Frall/elgekeGuigan; otherweee "Big '
Mae," w crle to build the Hydro -
Motile' Power transmissionlines, is
one of the biggest runway Men on
the continent. Ile is a big man every
'Wale hie in resources end big in este-.
eution. Ono of his reopuments is
the reconstruction of the inairi line of
the Grand Trunk Railed*" 'between
Uonteeal and the Niagara and Detroit
rivers, and between Port Huron and
Chicago -now one of the finest double -
tracked ,rdiclbede in Araerica. One
oeeils last works was the elevation
orthree miles of traelt on the Grand
Tru between' Elsdon and Chicago
on le south side of that city.
r. McGuigan 'is mate of a great
parental • combination -- a Highland
• Scoteh mother and an Irish father.
He was bent in Cleveland, Ohio, in
• 1850, four months after his prevents
• left Scotland. Ile once tbld Andrew
Carnegie what a narrow escape he
had of being a Scotehinan, a privie
•lege of which the nib° Castle men is
• very proud, There was a time, Woe
when Carnegie and McGuigan drew
pay an the same payrolls as the lib-
rary builder was much interested to
hear, retxtincliew him of his old days
in the Pennsylvania Co.
Mr. McGuigan's father had talon
up contracting and had the Work of
constructing the Grand Trunk from
Hamilton to Port Credit,. with head-
• quarters • at the letter place, • This
was in civil war times and when
wages went up to ruinous limits, the
profits of contracting went in the op-
posite direction to the wages. The
elder McGuigan died, 30 years ago,
and young Frank ..had tomake his
way in the world. He went into the
railway servicie as a water boy' f or the
Erie & Pittsburg division, walking 20
miles a day for 50 cents pay. •
• Promotion came by degrees, In
1874 till 1880 he was roaclinastete and
in 1880 foreman et construction train,
• St, Louis & Omaha division, Wabash
•road, From rely, 1880, till Tan. 1,'
1885, division roadmaster of this road;
Jan. 1, 1885, tilt 1e87, general road -
master of lines west • of •Mississippi
river; 1887 till Dec. •31, 1895, superms
teedent.. of western divieion bf same
road 'lit Kansas City', Mo. p Feb. 15,
•'71896, till March 1, 1902, general miner-
intendent, G. T. R.; manager till 1905,
and then fourth vice-preSiclent of the
se -stein. Thence he went to••the Great
Northern' Railway as first vice-prese
• dent. April 1, 1907. He left the %seat
Northeni a feW months later and took
ue 'contracting.
• '• vie Keens Found, ••
The lollowieg •extraet :ft -one .an are
tiela Publiebed iii La Presse, one ol
the leading" Froneh-Cariadian news- '
papers in Canada, is of intereet as' it.
•soows the views of per fellow Cana-
dians of enothor, race -respecting the
trend of :canateitine ffaire -tiering the
forte -one- 'yettee • that : have elapsed
since. Confederetioe. Le,Presso writes:
"Canada is perhape„the one coun-
try in ,the wolid which pesiesees two
• national:holidays.: The first, the 24th
e! 'Meev, is our .homaga to- British
soveeeignty, while the second is the
aenifitien of one eutoncanse. Pro,.
:eerie speaking,. the fleet 'ef July: ie
the• one holiday foe the whole 'mire -
try, and we have a, thousand reasons
for celebrating. the birthday of •aur
Canadian .Confederation. •Ntl-rat would:
we be lo-cley, iii .act, without this
• grouping pf• one forces? Colild we •
imee beiltstin Intereolental et a sin-
• gle. transeanthientee railteittr? •Withe
out it the Peoninee of Beitiele OVUM-
bie and 'the. praieies of the Northwest
Woidd have •roina hied ignored quan
titieS and the Marieime Provinecie
in-
ac-eessible neigheers„ In fact at that
paried our . credit wee so poor 'thee •
even efter • Confederation, Greet Bre
tele had to „guarantee the initial]. loan
of $7,00,009 to continence the ocre
strection of the I. C. R. Without the
union of.the, provinces we would have c
never been able' to find the necessary I W
. • .
A .party ef priests from St. Ned-.
fee.? College, have dise,overed the ro-
od ;pert St. • Ciffirlee, beilt in
1782 hy Seine de do Veramee, first we-
plorer of .the northweet, ou nnielarel
in Lake :of •the Woode hi Arecricexe
toriltere. • They • else ,cliecoseasel .the
'sicced ene o.f Father Atli:near andTian
Baptiste do la . Voranclryp• and nipc•:.
teen Skulls,: of French-Ganadien, voya-
geurs who :•wero: massacred by: Sioux
Indian's in .1736. •• • '• .
For Many yearspast thiz.:Paidan
Catholio,Chnreh. eitede atterriptra.
eate these • remams, betnuuil the
preemie Month all efforts to do so heel
• I
KleS ,CURES.
Mi-o-ne efablets.'eCitre.D.yerpepeta • le
•,ellrotriptey Itelnitei4 c.4tie.,
or goriey pack.
There' ir; euit Dee war to • cued dye.
pepeiti And etomech' disorders, 1.1 iviat
or Seriotie and that 18. to 'tone up • ot
put eeergy.. into the. et -Detach Wane,
so :that they wile he •able to Properly.
mL','oe eherit the food, e • .
• Seel:item. teblets.'qeleklY the'
seereach•,.17eete ite ',.iiiicettea•••and hi- it
Sheri. time ite is :able lib do its .7feork
properly. . •. • .
elaiiry Weld' of Bridge Street,. Hae-ts
ings, Onte says : seVen. .yeees
had' sacred and spent' mueli • iminey
doctoring, ;bet all to -no avail.• I emild
eat ebilteyerY lietle, as the food would
feirecilit and sour-, Making gas, which
aueed. serious • beert oppression: : I
as -.ie constant mis;:ity,, sour gas
would belch ,from my stomach, I was'.
languid and Weak Mid had no ainlition;
1 did riot...feel like going anywhere or.
eing tniy,one. Ther .e"' Wes.`a constant
pain lit ebe pit of the stoceaole • I
was tineble to sleep, was nerVouse
restless and weitild awake more tired.
ellen on going to bed. 1 *led Misoena
tune soon founit• relief, and it less than
six weeks' hale completely cur-
cl .1110.
' W. S. R. elohnesetlie.druggiet,selle"'
box,un
' der A • rigid geitranteeto
e l'ao.nettney
taleetek.,7 at; 50 cents a' ,"•'•largin
tat is .claunctl ' for- ibetre onereo
hinds, and as it matter of fact, we
had to eeeeee British eindorsation to
the extent of $31,000,000 from 1867 to
1878, or for the first eleven years et
ti now regimo.
• • se
At Chet time the new • Dominion
occupied the position of •47gdod. farne.
eiewell installed on his prmierty, but
enable to seoure any credit at the
harem The Cena.clian •Contederation,:
which was the Convergence of .all Mir
reeotteces :And: the unification of our
prodigioise domain from the ,Atlantic
to 'the Pacific, (Monett to us the mar -
:bets. of the world. and at the present
time we can do shesinesiCee rine own '
ementer, Tn a word, the first bf July -
should be the most enthusiastic .of ti
all the'Oast' eelehzeitions„ 'beam -tee a •le
great triumph, eind an unexpected
• one,has coine to eroWn, Our .g-reat
work -the beginning <'of that supre-
macy .in -,the traffic bf the continent.
The, • brie of alarm • which • bits just
been heard in the- powerful metropolis
cif New 'York has not, failed to threll
the nhtional pride of our countese It
is trite then that the dreamt Canada
for 'many yettea past has at length
been realized. ' The St. Lawrance has
been, in iaet, proclaimed by our ri-
vals the keyto the eemmerce of the
ntinkt Wheat, it appears, an
be landed in Montreal at•two and ri.
half emits less 'than he the port .of•
New York, It. is the treat railway
and canal policy based on the federal
aesociation , that has brought eabout
this result. Foreign qapitel, eneour-.
need at., the eight of our vast; lines.
of communication by sea, and by Una,'
has not been afraid to place the 'erg-.
rgt steamerseon our lakes, and to -dee •
there is no lees a sum thee. $140,000,-
000 invested in our inlend navigation.
"This, therefore, is 'why we today
Command the +raffe e o sS
uper or
end Michigan to the, Atlantic ocean.
What will tberefote 'be our position
when we wjll have.. completed the
Georgian Vey eanalP What a revolu-
tion there will then he (It the corn-
neerce of North America. We are,also
riromise'drt rPilWay to .the Hudson
Bey. mid ta Nesse has already de-
elf/rifted Fort'; Churchill as the New
Orleans of the north. With the Geer -
elan Bay contd. Montteal will be
the New York a the fetere, and when'
we will have a 'port operi• ten months,
of the year on the coast of Labrador,
our eorineereiel eitiration -will be quito.
ee impregneble in America, as that
of the British Thies in eilurope. It was
this CfOnlederatiOn perittitted Sir Wil-
frid Lentier to proudly pectelairn that
the lefentieth centurywould belong
to Canada. Let ne ther.efore celebrate
tit a most worthy manner this Con-
federation*. 'without which Canada
would still bo two small provinces
opt ofwhich,nothiree great eould have
some, -
oft
I .
',Weds a Hindu.
t The flea wedding in this Amery
between a white woman and a Hindu
oeeurred at St, Tames' Church, Van-
couver, recently. %Ike bride wae Mrs.
Anent Wright, an attractive -looking
Woman. ire the early thirties. She. -
has a daughter of nine or ten years
of age. The groom was Joseph Mune
chi -Singh. Mrs. Munehi-Sheeli • dis-
cuseed her second embarkation on
the sea of . matrimony with 'much'
Pride, saying; • '
"My: husband is Hindu and has
been in British Columbia for five
years.. He is '26 eettee of age, we'll
•.educated, and speaks ahd writes tng-
Itsh very fluently4T,have known him
for a long time, and he is as good
man. Some of my, relativesobjected
tot the marriage, hut my Neither, who
has lived in Vameoever for twenty
'years, 7knowe my husband well, and
approved ' of the match." '
liotrnd the World For Seas.. ,
The sealing schooner Agnes'. Dona-
hoe ham left Halifax for a year's seal-
ing trip around the world. Stiq clears
foe points- and plates in the north
And son,th Atlantie, the north
and south Patifie, and the Indian
• ,Ocettn, her feriae pert of discharge
i
being Halifax. et s expected sho,will
sail 15,000 or 20,000 voiles before she
returee to Halifax, as new sealing
watere Will be explored.. Captain
,Iltdeorne expects to go via ()ape Of
Good Hope to the Didion Oeettn, and
southern Paeffier returning via CaPc
Horn, Thes Agnee•Donahoe is the
schooner which •wee seized by the
Uruguay Government for alleged
poaching three years ago when self -
era' f tite crew: wore imprisoned.
They were only released after strong
representations had been triode by
the Imperial Government, although
the charge against there was ground -
lease,
•
December i7tb, 1908
•IeWe—Want—Them!"
"The biscuits which please us -Must be brown
and crisp and firm /and daintY', 7ith a well -raised,
evenly -baked crust,
• "*Mother says such buns require a steel oven, scien-
• tifically constructed, uniformly heated, perfectly ventilated,
--APANDORA' OVEN EXACTLY," "
When you see a "Pandora" Range the sale It made.,
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eendott, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver. St John, Net, Hamilton, Calgary.
H • al .
laud Bros.
um,
Clint(on, Ont.
FOUND SUNKENLOGS,. .
Lindsay Men M&Find Worth From
• ' $10,000 to $66t000.
Some thirty or forty years ago greet
quantities of oak and elm • timber
were cut endesquared in the Lindsay
district, eand ' floated to Quebec for
shipment to Ragland. When for, any
. reason, such as, low water; or 'a dis-
,pute as to priee.with the prospective
buyer, it frequently happened --that
eribs were held over for several sea-
sons, the result was lossby sieking.
For a number of year's past there
hes been a erudition among old tim-
bermet in Lindsay that a fortune
awaited the discoverers of a sunken
crib of white oak Umber said to, have
gone clown in, Goose Lake or in -the
bay near Plelreant Point, Sturgeon
Lake. Various Parties have taken
' soundings, and .last fall. a. Kingston
man employed a diver, but without
result. About• three weeks Ago Bert
McGrath, Detre Watson And W. Ray-
mond hepPened -in the .vicinity of
Bruee's Tented, •Lake Sengog, while
raising • sunken loge, and. a • fishing
line fettled on a 'snag, ;which proved
to be "oho of the .lost cribs of white'
• oak :logs.
The discoverers at once took into
'their eonfidence Mr.. le• 'R. Weldon,
.who 'visited the spot in a tug, ,satis-
• fled. himself as :to the bona fides of
the case, and then proceeded ,;to back
• the. discoveries in the matter of pre-
• liminary .expenses, Half a den men
enete 'sent. to the scene, along With
•dieof Rustard's stump -pullers, • And
it is reported that the work of saiv.
ing the huge etjekeeof ' timber .is pre-
eeeding Ofice. , The :value Of the "find"
is estinettect all the evay.erem $15,000
to $66.0,10,. . • . • •
Ocean -(eepee I rip.
Remarkable is the canoe trip. upon
which Ni. rind Mrs. ilieriry A. Wood
ef •Nce., Y'rl u making. Thee,- have
gone Over the meet, difficult' and dem-
g,or.eue pert of e jeuttey from 'Glouces-
•ter.' Mass., to Pi inte Edw.aid Leland
in a eietten-f hot ernmee MT: Wood in,
speaking While in •SL. Tolle; N.
said they- were le cleye on the wafer
from Glencoe -ter VI Se Tohn. They
made the, cruise,' by single day • trips
• exams:Mg "abolicary utiles'e day., and,.
Spending the 'nights asliore, either in ••
house's or making' camp for theme
selves. The canoe ie proVisioned,fer a
•iveek's run in cite° of emergency. '
• Canadittne Oils For N ey. • ,
• J. 1).. Henry, in a ree nt Times!
eeteele; states that the. time is in-
creasingly opportune tnd propitious
for, .8 renewal of 'Cana s appeal to.
• the Admiralty respecti g her cel sup-
ple, tend adds that ,C riade is •e, land.
'of small oil wells -aepel square deals.
• ' 'Phoning peen, ',rains. • ,
As a result of the vieit of • Wm. F.
Mayer of the/Ameriese Car Telephone
Company t Toronto recently it may;
not be leng before passengers on
Canadi le trains running at full 'speed
will J,i able to speak to anyone on
the •established telephone systems.
he chief despatcher will soon be
.-able -to telephone from his office rieht
hetie the 'engine cab' of a Twining
tease.The tests have proved suceees-
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