The Clinton News-Record, 1909-09-30, Page 2• •Aocuammr.
Morris Township.
Mrs. F. Grant aud son of Joliet,
Illinois, are Visiting et Mr, Aearts,
2W1 line.
tMrs. J. Manning took ie tbe. Lou-
don Fair and 'visited her daughttere
Mrs. H. V. Patrick of that city.
James mei Mrs. Duncan, 4th line,
were visiting at the home of their son
at Clinton for a few days.
Mre. Moses, 2id. line, and Mrs.
Hoover of Grey were holidaying with
Blyth friends last week.
A goodly number bave been attend-
ing the Crossley—Hunter evangelistie
services at 13Iyt1 and enjoyed the
meetings.
Miss Katie Manning returned twine
last Friday after an enjoyable visit
with relatives and friends in Flesher -
ton and Palmerston.
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for wbich we will pay, the
Highest Market Price. Call at
our store next Morrish &
Crooks or at our Elevator,
—We keep on hand a full-
-stock of Flour, Feed,—
—Etc.
We ett agents for the Canada Car-
riage Company Buggies and Stan-
dard Wire Fence and Posts.
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Nov. 17, Dec. 22. flours from 9 a,
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Mrs. Harriman the Wealth-
iest 'Woman in the World.
New York, September 17.—Wall St.
estimates that Mrs. E. IL Harriman
will inherit in realty and personat
property between $75,000,000 and
and $100,000,000.‘ Mr.. Harrienan'a prin
vete fortune le supposed to have been
greater than this by many millions,
but there is reason to believe that his
Unmarried daughters, Mary and Carol,
his married daughter, Mrs, Robert Liv-
ingstone Gerry, and his two seas,
William Arerill and Roland, together
with his surviving sister, Mrs. Simi
ons, and other relatives, have all been
substantially provided for.
Mrs; Harriman was Miss they M -
,daughter of W. J. Avereli, a
wealthy banker of Rochester, NX,
If the estate meeseie Is up to the er:-
peetations, Mrs. Harriman, according
to common estimate here is the weal-
thiest woman la the world.
Mrs. Hetty Green's holdings have
been estimated at $40,000,000 ;those
et Mrs. Frederick Courtland Penfield.
who was Aene Weightman, of Phila-
delphia, at $80,000.,000, and those pi
Mrs. Russell Sage at a like amount.
• M. Jelin Moloney, Clerk of
County Court at Peterboro's
yesterday. ' •
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died
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From The News -Record of
September 30th, 1891.
Clinton, Sept. 30th, 1881.
Mr, J. Ferguson. has leased the old.
Ross pump factory for five years Irene
Mr. Rowell.
Mrs. Samuel Holmes of Holmesville
having rented her farm for a term of
years, will likely. remove to Clinton
to live.
Friday evening Reeve Manning
adju-
dicated, in his capacity • as a magis-
trate, upon a case in which, one wonie
an charged another with using abusive
language to her and making state-
ments affecting her chastity. Thehar-
Ities reside in, the southern part of thrt
tovin. Defendant was tried two dol-
lars and costs,
ZI164).
Mr, W. H. Gabel and adopted
daughter of Beryie have name visiting
here. They were also at London •and
St, Thomas. Mr, 'Gabel is elegible to
'join the Zurich Old Boys, as be lived'
here 52 years ago.
' Mr. Peter Beaver. an aged and well
known resident of the lith comes. The most deplorable condition ot
destitution and depravity that has
sion, died on Thursday from heart
which he had been atilicated for a
with ever existed
brought to light last week, when.
failure, the effects of a cancer in Western Ontario, was
few neonths. He had reacbed the age Messrs. Ed. Willis and John Twilit:ter
01 78 years and 9 days. The deceased were shooting in the Hay swanIP
jthree years ago.
and came to this township. thirty -I
of Puslinclt about tve miles from Exeter.
were making their way to what is
They were returning home and
was born in the township
1 Mr. J. J. Merrier left last week 106 termed the "island" situated a mile
the west wbere he has some harvest,- and a half west of the Settsixiith
ing to oversee. He expects to be gone ,churcht when they carne across a
a month, 1 wooachoppers camp about n• of a
1 The telephone line along the Boy, mile south of the "Island". There
lon is completed and the easteemeens•they found a woman and infant about
were installed last week. 17 months old completely destitute.
The woman was badly clothed with a
Hensall few old rags that might at some
time have been cheap calico skirt and
waist but was so worn and faded
It is reported that Crossley and that her body' was insufficiently cove
6A Good Worker When so Inelin-v
ed" Allows His Failing to Suffer
and Starve In the Hag Swamp.
F. W. CUT,TLER, PAINTER AND
• Paper hanger. All work hone guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. Prices
moderate. aesidence nearly opposite, I
Collegiate Institute. Clinton. 83
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• Over one thousand stu-
dents enrolled by our chain
last year. It pays to at-
tend a link of this great
chitin, for "tee 'melon Taunt
rs svtuNerrli." •
The demand foronr grad-
uates is THREE TIMES
the Supply. I
. Cither schools engage our'
graduates as teachers. A • n
special course for teachers.
Greduates of two e-eare
ago are no tv earning $2,000
per annum.
Three courses—Carmen-
mere STENoonAPLI•X and
1 TurztoBAPH y.
Fall Term Opens 4ug. 30.
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Rubber Mess
Having potcha.sed n machine for
applying Rubber Tires, we wish to
say that we are now prepared to fur-
ish and put on such tires at reason -
lie rates.
We also do all kinds ot Grinding,
nything from a pair of seissors to a
ireUlar saw. This week We installed
machine for grinding horse clippers
which does perfect work,
We likewise do all Ulnas a lathe
tor* on short order mid at reason -
Wo rates.
Maehinery repaired, liersea shod.
SATISPACTION GUARANTEED.
•Bayileld, Sept. 30th, 1881.
Mrs. Rutledge is visiting at Hama -
on,
Mr. Chas. Logan is visiting in De-
troit.
The Worlds Fair, will be held here
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Octr. 6
and 7.
Messrs. K. Mooreheuse, A. Elliott
and some other sports bave returned
from a successfulashing and sporting
tour up north.
• Stanley, Sept. 30th, 1881.•
We are glad to hear that Mr. John
Galbraith is improving rapidly.
• Rev. Mr. Newton preached a Har -
Veit Home sermon in tbe heiseopal
church, Varna, last Friday evening.
The church was beautifully decorated
with,products of the toil.
Quito a number from this vie. W."
ere taking in the • different Mire
throughout the Province.
Mr. Malcolm Armstrong, IVI,D., who
has been away for some tune hag re-
turned.
Rev. Mr. McLung preached in the
Bayfield Road' • Pres nyterian elf ai eh
last Sunday. •
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• Londesboro,• Sept. 30th, 1881.
Mr. J. Lasham returned from Man-
itoba last week.
Mr. 'John Lee returned from Mani-
toba. •
James Hirichly of Conetance
was in the yillage on Saturday.
A large number from. this seetiou
attended the London *show last week.,
The weather here has been the Mei:-
est during Septem,ber in. the 'recollec-
tion of the oldest inhanitantse•
Mr. W. Wlittely is erecting a new
building ; he will use it for storing
shingles, a driving shed and other
purpeses.
The meet meeting of the nis.triet
Lodge I. O. G. T. -will be heid Ali -
stance on Wednesday the. 14th (ey of
October. 'Sub. Lodges •should sendeee
preseritatives :1! poseible.
Mr. Ale*. Callender died at hie re-
sidence, con. 3, liullett, on. Thursday
morning. 'His . death was .not &to-
gether unexpected, he having suffered
froni ooneuneptton for reboot two years.
Ile was a native` of Carleton Co.,
Ont., was' one of the oldest settlers
in thig.nart and was respected by ell
who knew hirn, .
• East Wavitanosh
On Tuesday of last week the 'nom°
of Mr. and Mrs. .Wallace potter was
the scene of a very pretty wedding
when their eldest daughter, Miss Ar-st
letta May, was united in marriage to
Russell It Fear of Morris. The•bride
of the shack was an incubator. A
-couple of old chairs completed the
furnishings. An old clocn, without
any face or hands was used for decor-
ative -purposes on one of the Walls.
Outside the building was an old
brooder, that evidently was a - pore 1
tion of the inctinator outfit, while a
few feet away is a hole in the ground,
about four feet deep by two or three
feet wide, from which seepage water ,
is used for cooking and washing pur-
poses, although the surrounding 'show -
very few evidences oi any -washings
having been done. There was a
wash out on the line, the day the
Times visited the place, but it was
the limit, It was hard to tell the
color of the clothes and looked as
though, they had been dipped into a
ditch when „ it was muddy. There
Hunter are going to Zurich for a ere . ,were the remnants of a garden, but,
three weeks campaign, says the Ob- The child, a curly headed little nothing could be seen growing ex -
server. tbing, so emaciated, for want of nour- cept a few squash,' that had 'the same
• ,
Miss Nora Petty has gone tO the
ishment; that its eyes were sunken appearance as the • rest of the Sur -
Macdonald Institute at uelph for •a in its head, was lying on a bed with l. 'n
course of instruction, [hardly any clothes to cover it, and. Tuhedntshe Thnes called* with Rev.
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1 IVfiss Hobbs of London, and miss the clothes Were in the same Collinsondition 0 I
fit Friday'afternoon, the [women
Bice of Dungannon spent tho week end as the rest of the surroundings, ----- and child were alone the husband
with the Misses Carrie aed Anna riy,
Macarthur. • I The woman, who is in a very itlei ;basing left in the morning for Hen-
cate condition and expects to -e. salt where he had been working,
Monsieur Cantine has been laid up
birth to a child any day, give and would exPressed so inclined. Mts. Williams was sit -
be kept at work if he were
in Illontreat for some timer by an at
tack of pneumonia, but we are pleas.; herself as half famished for some- Wig looking very dejected by the
ed to note that he is recovering. 1 , I thing to eat. The only :thing eatable eide of the bed,' watching the little
Geo. McEwen has been putting a were a few potatoes and, a couple of one sleeping. She had tried to get
new roof on the salt block and ind
Mane of which lookeil a dinner for the two of them with
'i- peaalrastalec7,
cations pont to the manufacture of
• a few unpalatable looking potatoes
salt being started again. Mr. Willis inueediately • made
and cold water drawn from the '
known ' the condition 9i affairs . and
The death of Joseph Coueh on frues- kprovised well, but informed us that
day week is sincerely regretted by hie Rev. D. W. Collins uedertook to in-
the baby had no eaten very • much,
many friends and neignbers, He had vestigate out to thd shack and :found. and it really, did not look it. del4
t
been ,a resident of. iiibbert for many things were worse than pen can Plce though nearly a yearr and a hall old
years, and wasrpauch respected for his' I tare. . The parents of the child were it is not able to creep, although it
away somewhere, whether bidieg f
doesnot look deformed in
- . foraging for wood, he knew not. 0- . any
his 76th year
many excellent qualities. He was iii
The child was lying on the • !way. It eagerly took a drink of milk
.
at the resideneei • of her son-in-law, land as the father and mother did not seemed to brighten • fl°°r, !which had been taken along, and
' . up at the sight
The death of Mrs, Jackson occurred
had resided there since coming up;
She' iteturn, he came back to Exeter
went out later in the evening, • 'when 'somewhat incoherrently, but withal
anti of strangers. . The worean talked
Prank Grahams London Road.
,
with ber husband hem Montreal two 1 the .partheir ents were in shack. '
It I did not appear lie !Le weak minded, al;
years agoThe deecased, who was a was learned that the iliates.fiature,
though
sister of our townsman, John Shep- 1 is James Williams and six years ago it ould 'drive some
W ' women
married' the. woman in Parkhill,. she. era" if they had to live as this woe
herd, Was born at La Chute, 35 Mile,s.
.
England, last week, .
T. Berry and eon arrived home from%
. I ed as a servant, and Wishing to .bet. e
from England,id, where she had work - family j
For several weeks , last winter the
man has for the past several years
from Montreal .
subsisted on nothing but eoole;
• I having a short time befete arrived
ter her life came to Canada., . ed 'turnips. The farmers in the
been visiting in this section for some! The. family moved to . thc. neighborot the ... neighborhood have extended charity
Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton, who ha.ve
time, have been spending •held, and part . to them on inany occasions, hue as
few days hood of Bruce
in. town with • R. Drysdale and G. time were -,charges on the chantable tIfnhees swamp has been the reedezvoue
(Imposed people of that place, people of their' starnp for years,
Case. They • return to their home in ale they did not feellike eneouragieg a
•.. though the man, it is said, made
**Out $40 a month, whe,n he Worked strong healthy man in his idleneis.
the West in a few days.
but his Mane ambition seemed to sen ; The woman, they have nor, s, en ' for
e could be. One of their some time and were not aware of her
Beihew lazy hgrave children was taken away from them condition, - •
The • employer of Williams • in I ien-
The .many f riends of IraBarkley of by Mr.. metehen of Goderieh, who
ki
looks after snehe cases, and, the child sail and his neighbors say he ,mis a
Michigan near ' Battle 'Creek, 'were
igood Worker whernbe feel.,
plaeedein the Refuge at Toronto. ieelined,
pleased•
Michigan,
have a .all from him. Mr.. was but when he gets -a little intenty he
' about
Barkla.y was brought up in B Belgrave. g
tw.buys 'provisions and lies around idle
Mr .• ,Thos: Black has returned 'from. o years ago, they made their anode
in a shack located on the "island". until they are used On and 'Olen
an ' extended trip to Winnipeg., Cal,. ..
Thor one p e i ren thed, evi- starves himself and family until he
gary, Edmonton and Montana, where takes a notion to go i o werk egain.
he has .•been . vieiting. t10 different dently from neglectand starvation
. . . • He has tried' on various occasions to
'members of his family. ... • 1 y P. 'get another p • e in
hos-astlall, they Pic ed up. !what be_ .lace to liv, but ow
-
There pasted ' away eat:London •
they had and moved farther' ing to their ansanitary inc lc. t.rf 'Hy-
phen Cheistina Stonehouse, wife .of longings
at the into the swamp, into a shack about ing, no. one will allow them- a house
Thomas Russell of Saginaw,
ao of • 33 years. ' Mrs. Ruesell was 'six feet wide by about twelve feet of aur .deseriPtirm.
born near Belgrave, and. spent • -the lo• ng: In this one roomed building• So desperate are .their circumstances'
early years of .her lifeeliere, Abtnit 19 I was theworst.-,congromoration of filth andthe fact that the woman expects
years ago, she married her bereeeed, that the Fines representative has sto give 'birth to a child any dey, the
husband, and sliortly after moved to ever seen. ' There is a stove, belong- authorities of Hay were notified tbat
Saginaw to live,where she has eesid.Jin'g to the building and used by the something must be done ,at (ince to
•ed . until • her death. • She , leaves to !lumbermen for • cooking. purposes take care of the woman and little
mourn bar clernise, hen bereft husband, I during the winter, a table . covered 'child and on Saturday Reeve Peter
one son two yearS• old, also her aged . with .an old. pipee of oil • cloth and Lamont interested himself .ito , secure
loaded with di.shes, pans and other 'a location for :them. Mr. Mitchell., ol
father, R. Stonehause, three brothers
and foar' eisters. The remains wee& things,' In One corner Of the roorie Goclerich was conferred with regard-.
was an old wooden' bed on which is a ing the 17 month's! old infant , for the
brought fo the home of her brother,
straw tuck, covered with quilts . so ptirpose of having it removed ' •to
Robt. Sthnehottee 'of Belgra,vedi
„ for in-
rty and filthy that one would not some institution. The family nave
th
ferment in e Brandert temetery.
Mtht hurch' lin net'. • J. E.
The hineral -service was 'conducted An touch them.. In another cornet was a Since beeti taken care of and the bus -
Tho of Some description covered'', With band has secured work.—ExeterTim
the eodisc
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equally dirty rags, while on the side es.
September 30th, 1909
ThfktOfl
Evory enamorit of your Mil witon you
4r4t at hem* or ahroine, when you are
awako or whin yeu ars Wow.—
Between the poison germ i OW aro in
air, Wel and water,-severywhere in
fact—and the Winona of Your In-
• virotble friends. the little soldier -care
ninicles in your blood.
If these little moidiere age kept
• etrong and bealthy by taking Hood's
naxsaparilla, you need nave no fear
of disease. • It effects its wonderful •
cures, pot elmply becauee It contains
• sarsapartne but because It combines
the utmost remedial valuee ot more
than 20 different ineredients, each
really strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combinetioe.
• Get it today ot your drugglet, 100
Doses One Dollar. Prepared only by
C. I. good Co.. -Lowell, Masse V. tel, A.
The Moors were defeated with a loss'
of 400 men in, battle with the Span-
iards on Monday and Tuesday.
William Lockhart Russell, who is
wanted in Toronto on charges et fraud
in connection with mining deals sure
rendered himself to the authorities aii
Cleveland and was released on hail.
WHAT BEAUTIFUL HAIR
How often do we her that excite
acteiroaolace,:italaniniwoman's bair C
tonman
1 'A prominent scientist and hair spee-
p.rOven, that any man or woman, can
have luxuriant, lustrous hair, by us-
ing a famous prescription called Par-
isian Sage.
Parisian Sage is now made and sold.
in Canada. W. S. R. Holmes tbe
druggist, is the agent in Clinton, and
the readers of The News -Record can
buy, from him for only 50 cents a
large bottle,
W. S. R. Holmes knows that Paris-
ian Sage win beautify the hair, cure
dandruff and stop falluig hair, and fore
that reason he • • sells it under a guar-
antee to cure or money back.
If you cannot obtain Parisian Sage
where you live, you can get a bottle
for 50 cents from Giroutt Mfg. Co.,
Fort Erie, Ont., enpress charges pre-
paid.
Thirty Jews are dead at Kiev as a
reiult of the race riots there,
Mr.. A. J. Baldoer criticieed •
Lloyd -George budget in a speech
Cook assisted by Rev. J. A. Fergu-
becomingly attired in cream eoliene -
eon. 'Among the friends from a dis-
and carrying a boquet of ctcarn rOs" tance.that ttended the funeral were :
es, , entered the parlor leaning on the ists. Stedman of Wyoming, -Mrs.
arm of her flther to the strains of ,
. Jackson of Thamesville, Mrs. Pugh of
the wedding mareh played, by iss mitegen, Messrs. Ront., Jas, ana
. Grey To*nship.. . John . TEMS111 a Highly Es -
Miss Annie iVicNeil, 14th con., is nis-
teemed' Resident of Blyth
Belle Potter, sister • of the bride.. iting friends in Grand Rapids, Mich. I. Passes Into Rest.
Stephen Medd, Mrs. Symington, Mrs,
Little Lizzie Fear, niece of the groom,. ,.+Mrs. David Clark, 14th con. had thej. Mr. John Tatham, an 'old , and highly
Nevens and Mks. Philips of Auburn,
acted as ring bearer and was beauti- mrs. Agin and Mrs, min)? a sag. misfortune to fall oft a chair ...and
break her arm. , esteemed resident of 13lyth has pass-
! ed to his reward in 1 his 82nd year.
fully dressed in pale blue silk. . The inaw, ___,
Mrs. J. Long • of Crinbroolc,
Mrs. John Wortley, 16th eon. who
His demise was not unexpected as he
ceremony was performed by Rev. 'W. Miss•Lois Burney of Windsor Mr. and
H. Hartley and took place under ' a Mrs. Burney of Exeter and Mr, David
wedding bell of 'roses and myrtle, Af- of Clinton. ,
ter congratulations the guests to the • .•
number of forty repaired to the din- • 7 7-77-----ees
ing room and enjoyed a sumptuous' re -I uee
• ungannon.
past prepared, by the hostess in her
eine atui. col (fljUy6IJLt YICLUvu
usual veell known style. The evening Rev. Mr. Cook of Belgravo occupied her aunt in Seafotth. . Miss Jeanet Williams of the same
I
county,
was spent in music and games, I afteritthe pulpit in the Methodist church on
Sunday. • Geo. Campbell, .who is making quite who proned a true helpmate
, .
along life s journey, She dud 18
which the young coupte drove no theie
home on the 8th line of Morris. The Ceeil Treleaven returned to Watford ch in tn in and se 1' n horses,
as.hrige°cIr another egarato the l 1Wgest lam years ago Mr. and Mrs: Taman .cente
?fade's going away dress was of Catae after spending a couple of weeks with to Blyth Some 30 years ago where
as beene,
provieg nicely. . • 'months had been in failing health for some
Miss Isabell 'Walker, Who was visite ' ' Deceased was ht)rn ' ill thd
has township of Goulborn, ' Carleten Co.,
ing her friend, Margaret Stewart,
in which locality he spent a good
returned to town, ' • share of his earlier life, AbOut 50
Miss Jennie Taylor, 16th eon„ is
. . . . years ago Mr. Taman west married to:
Waba satin cloth trimmed with jet
with hat to match. The number of
beautiful presents go to Show the es-
teem in which the 'ming couple are
held. Dr. Wm. Potter and daughter
Leota, were present from Iowa and
Mr. and Mrs. David Nichol 'of Hensaft
were also present.
•Bowel 'Complaint in Children.
When six months old the little
daughter et E. N. Dewey, a, well
known, Merchant of Agnewville, Va.,
had attaek of cholera infanturn.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera atel
Diarrhoea Reraedy was given and ef-
fected a, Complete cure. This remedy
friends here. t4• k.
continuously resided up to their
There was service both morning and held in St. Paul's church Sunday. mat
Special thanksgiving services were . Yrh . decease. The surviving members of
'RO ect 'reeler who spent several theY
and Mrs. Cum, as re urne th Oiltmeral, are
s with bis hgrand-tparendts, haS,
. their family, all of whom were at the
: Joseph of ,Chesley p•Wm.
home in Chielph.
evening. '• of Exeter:; Ed, . of Pontine, Mich. ;
- Miss' Mary Kelly, who . has been s ti G Nee d
Charles Elliott is having some itta-
i AI and Mrs Stewart's — ' i le3' 01 Blyth, Mrs' tc)*
provemeets made to the house occue vT 81 Mgt , a ex' , n e ..' Hobbs of Seaforth ; Mrs. W. Emigh of
• lOth corn has return" ;to her , u°/31' 1', 13 us1 is ; Mrs L Clav.ton of Detroit!. The Clinton chonniee mill w•11 be
pied by U. Beninger.
has returned to his labors after en -
01...a it, Tuckersmith. She will attend the litt A Burt f n ., . a g . ', . ..., Wu
11 'NI 1 thusfall . • ' We have just put in a neW grinder ma,
W. MeCullough of the Sterling Mrs .o London, a d . Ms e tuiening every day alter the 17th hist.
°Ittrmva Al Watt .fit North Dakota, ' Barbara and Sadie of Detroit. Fen-
, was a Visri.tor wiath Geo. e. and ears
, . . k. .f ' home of Joseph Taman, where thei job. 13esides chopping 'feed, 11
joyieg a holiday at his home in r . — eral service was e n d are now prepared to do a first-class
0 ducte at the
Orangeville,
of st. zaur 8 S4peir,_an, fie is loo mg as i the suhic
et of this notice lived tor dorne oats, grind flax,- make Graham Dour,
we ro
The congregation
church are makirig arrangemente tor
brother of Mrs. Sperian. is a time, by deceeeed's pester, Rev, W.100rn meal and fleeced wheat.
climate agreed -with .hirn. He
theit annual supper on Thanksgiving II. Cooper, Who addressed appropriate I
, Everything will be weighed in end
night: Words to the assembled relatives and 'weighed out then each customer will
!get a square neal. All ntistakes
Miss Gibson of Itrigden, arrived leet friends. Rev, Mr, Crossley, the even -
Week and hag taken charg6 og j, wall Repeat it :--"Shiloh'e Cure will el- gelist, sang a beautiful hymn. Inter- . cheerfully, rectifind ant satisfection
korais millinery departmeet for the Ways cute nty coughs and mhe li
ile.' I ment Was Made at the cern' 'guaranteed. it will ne to your in -
has proven. very sueeessful in cases eoming season.
Birmingham, •
ICapt. Ferber of the &tench army
was killed by being -crushed beneath
his aeroplane at Boulogne.,
•YOUR WORN-OUT STOMACH.
• Wbat it needs' is the strengthening%
influence of Dr. Hainilton't Pills—
they work marvels where 'title stomeen
and digestion, are poor. In ope day
-Kelt&•Pat nostaeont 041744"0.9111
system is rapidly strengthened. No
stomach specialist could write a bet-
ter pr•escription• than Dr, Hameltort's
I -fills of Mandrake and Butternut. Ati
all dealers in a yellow box, price 25e.,
Or five boxes for one .
• The Committee on Resolutions oE
the Trades and Labor Congress has
reported fa.vorably the.proposal to
have legislative aid for the establith-
• ment of co-operative efforte in Canedat
Six persons were, murdered at Bine-
field, W. Va,
Rpbert Hoe, the • manufaeturer. of
printing presses; is dead. •
Repeat it Cure will ale
eys cure my coughe reel co1,1 "
Mrs: T. F. Swayze died at St. Cate;
arines with symptoms of Poisoning
that She suffered from several years
ago from eating toadstools.
Chief' Justice Falconbridge eeverelY
critized the authorities at Brocvville
for neglecting to fly the Union Jack
over the court hbuse where he was
• holding court.
• WHEN THE LUNGS ARE SORE.
From coughing and you don't know
what to do, just inhale the soothing
;vapor of "Catarebozote" ; it's e luuig
food, a strengthener arid certain etrify
',try Catarrhozone. •
•
• LONDON, ()NUM°
•
Business & Shorthand
sumers
R•ftident and Mail eoursets
• Catalogues Pros
3. W. Weeterveit, J. W. Westervelt, Jr.. CA,,
Vice -Principal.
CHOPPING
1 etere. Pallbearers were John Motrit, ljterest to give us a share of your
cd bowel complaint in children ,atitd I !Weer on the IVIethodist enurch is pro- . ' I WM. Simms, r. liaggitt, J. Minns custom.
printed &rations can be relied upon
With period confidenee. 'When redueed
Ina° gressing tapidle. The brick work will A Montreal company is !being proiec- soy, J. Gibson and George King. I
be finished this *Week and the cetpere ted to
vessels, ineluding inen-of-War, could ,be aseuming Mari, a staunch Conservative ee
esta.blish ehipeatds where large The late Mr. Taman was a quiet, une1Clinton Electric Lighe Plant where
wAen given according to the Remember the etand, next to the
with water and sweetened it is pleae- ters have already made a good shOtvi
coristrueted in Politics and a member of the ,ne subscriber will be glad to Ste A
. . his old customers as vsell as maw
ant to take, which if of greating.
ee BB portance When a medieince Mast •be Ispeet of the conuriunity whose syre- favors,
gi o young i . '0 p t :—"Shiloles Cure will al. rtepeat it t—"Shitoh.s titre *Al 4. pathy is exterided to the bereaved
4
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by all radiOirie dealers, ways tare my coughs and colds." ways eure my coughs and colds." family..
Ote BROW 14 •
Methodist Church. •rre enjoyed the Te.: new opmrehateeng yell fee Dag