HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-10-21, Page 6The grial of the criminal likel charge
Against Mr. Carruthers for circulating
copies of The Eye Opener containing
zeflectione on Sir Frederick Borden
took place at Kentville, N. Se) last
week.
Six men were drowne4 in, the wreck
of the steamer George Stone oh Cleve-
land near Point Pelee. The boat
caught fire, and the captain and some
of the crew ventured out in the yawl
in a big stem.
'
Cholera Infantum, Cured.
"Something like two Mrs ago AV
baby, which was then about a year
old, was taken seriously ill With
cholera infantum, vomiting and purg-
ing profusely, writes J. F. DeraPsel
of Dempsey, Ala. I did what I could
to relieve but did her no good, and
being very much alarmed about her
-went for a physician but failed to fint
one, so came back by Elder Bros. i3e1
Carter's store and IVIr. Elder recom-
mended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy. I procured a
bottle of it, went home as quickly as
possible and gave the baby a dose of
;the remedy. It relieved her ,in fifteen
=minutes and soon cured her entirely."
For sale by all druggists. •
- Sam Spanelli was sentenced at,
North Bay to be hanged on November
26 for the murder ef a young China-
man in a Hailebury restaurant.- The
trial of Saul Gouin for the murder of
a women near Cotalt resulted in a diS-
agreement.
LIMIT OF HUMAN AGONY.
Is often reached with corns. Fool-
ish, because Putnam's Corn Extractor.
cures in twenty-four hours. Don't pal
off -get ",putnam's" today -fifty years
.in use -painless and sure.
The .Government is considering the
luestion of abolishing the grain certi-
ficates at Port Arthur and Fort Will-
iam owing to the dissatisfaction o:f
the mariners. • .
A 'revolt has broken out in Nicara-
gua.
Eight Spanish soldiers were •killed
in a fight with a party of Moors near.
SHEEP.
Plevoio&Word
Octoboor 21st. 1909
,o4,44
Prize 14140 of the Bonfield Fall fair.
HORSES.
Heavy,. Draught.
Brood mare, accompanied by foal,
foal not to be judged -with mare -
John Stewart & Son, Elliott Bros.
Foal -John. Stewart iksarSon, Elliott
Bros.
Gelding ot tiny, 2yrs. old -Morton
Elliott, John Campbell.
Team -Salkeld Bros., Elliott Bros.
Agricultural.
Brood mare accompanied by foal
foal not to be 3udged with mare --
Treasurer Reid, John Stewart &
Son.
Foal -A. Dunkin, Louis Aldworth.
Gelding or filly, 2 yrs, old -Jas.
Sterling, A. Anderson.
Team -John Sparrow, R. G. Del-
gaty.
General Purpose.
Brood mare, accompanied by tool,
foal not to be judged with mare -L.
Aldworth, Elliott Bros.
Foal -Treasurer Reid, L. Aldwortla.
Gelding or filly, 2 years old -S. Sar -
eras, S. Cleave.
Gelding or filly, 1 year old -T.
Brownett, Elliott Bros.
Team -D. Schnell, Geo. Penhale.
Best Bear any breed -Snowden 13ros.
nest Soly any ;breed -Snowden Bros.
POULTRY.
Silver Grey Dorkins-W. B. 13attler
lst and 2nd.
Light 13rahmas Beatty Bros., W.
B. Battler.
Barred Plymouth Rocks -R. Smith
lst and 2nd.
White Plymouth ROCI5S-m-. Snowden
13ros., R. Smith.
Black Spanish -W, 13. Battler, J. S.
Howrie,
White Leghorns-J, S. Howrie lst
and 2nd.
Hrown Leghorns-R. Smith, 11.
Little.
Silver Spangled Homburgs -J. S.
Howie, W. 13. Battler.
Black Breasted Red Games -W, B.
Battler,
Red Caps -W. B. Battler lst and
2nd.
Andalusian -W, 13. Battler, J. S.
Howrie.
White ViTyandottes R. Smith lst
and 2nd.
Silver Wyandottes-j. S. Howrie.
Black Leghorn -H. Little.
Rhode Island Reds -R. Fitzsimmons.
...White Miaow -as -W. B. Battler,
Black Minorcas-J. S. Howrie, R.
Smith. '
Buff Orphingtons-J, 5, liowrie, W.
Roadsters. B. Battler.
Black Langshans-J. S, Howrie lst
and 2nd.‚.4
G• elding or filly, 2 yrs. old -r. Cole,
Elliott Bros. •
Team -Elliott & Sons, Wm. Truern::
ner.
Single roadster -A. McGuire,. Geo.
hindsay.
Carriage.
Brood mare, accompanied by foal,
foal not to be judged with mare -R;
McArthur.
Foal -R. McArthur, Geo, Cooper.'
Gelding or filly, 1 yr. old -R. Mc-
Arthur.
Team, 16 hands. or over -11. Scotch -
mer.
. Single carriage-Wallad Johnston
Jas, Sterling.
Lady driver -Miss 'Bella Delgaty,
Mrs. 0eo. Brownlee.
CATTLE. •
Grade Cattle,
knell cow-Treashrer Reid.
FIeifer, two years old -Beatty Bros.,
Treasurer Reid, • ,
Heifer, one year a1d-Treasurer
Reid, Treasurer Reid. ,
Heifer calf -T. Cameron.
Steer, two years old -Treasurer
Reid. Steer, one year old -Treasurer Tteid
Fat cow,• heifer or steer --Treasurer
Reid, '
, Durham.
Milch cow -Treasurer Reid. •
Heifer, 'one . year old -Beatty 'Bros.
tul, calf -Treasurer Reid; .
• • Jersey,
•
cow -Richard Smith, Richard
Smith. • ••
Leicester.
SUFFERED 15 YEARS Ram, two shears _ or , over -John
Stewart.
RED ONE MNTH Ram lamb -Geo. Penhale.
O
Pair ewes, having raised lambs in
1909, 2 shears or over -A. Duncan,
John Stewart & Son,
Pair shearling ewes -John Stewart
SI Son.
Pair fat sheep, Any breed -Geo. Pen -
hale, A.. Dtinean.
Lincolns.
Gin Pills are wonderful:
if every woman, feho has Kidney et
13Iadder Trouble, could go to Davisville,
Ont., and talk with Mrs. A. Simpson,
they would do just as she did ---take Gin
Pills and cure. themselves. •
Mrs. Simpson grows enthusiastic over
;Gin Pills. Quite naturally, for she would
lae dragging out a miserable existence,
instead of beingthe picture of health,
lad she not taken these pills. •
' "For 14 or 15 years I had Kidney and
Bladder Trouble, suffering at times in-
tense pain. I doctored continually and
xeceived sometimes temporary relief, •
tut nothing gave me permanent relief .
until I was persuaded to try Gin Pint.
Within a couple of days I received
great relief, and after taking one box I
avas completely cured arid now would not
lie without them. I can highly recom-
mend them to all who suffer from any
form of Kidney Trouble."
Mits. A. SIMPSON.
Weletyou try Gin Pills before you buy.
'Write National Drug & Chemical Co.
(Dept. A), Toronto, and a free sample of
Cin Pills will be sent you by return mail.
.50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, at all.dealers. 2'
HUNTERS.'
RETURN TICKETS
AT SINGLE FARE •
OCTOBER 13TH TO 31ST.
To points in Temagami, poin,ts -Mat
tawa to Port Arthur and to a . num-
ber of points reached by Northern
Navigation Co., also to certain points
in Quebec, New Brunswick, Neva
Scotia and Maine.
OCTOBER 21ST TO OCT. 31ST,
To Muskoka Lakes,. Penetangi Lake of
Bays, Midland, Maganete.wan
Lakefield, Madawaska to Parry Sound,
Argyle to Coboconk, Lindsay to Hal-
iburton, Sharbot Lake to Calabogie,
via K. & P. Ry. Points from Severn
to North Bay inclusive; and certain
points reached by Northern Naviga-
tion Co.
RETURN LIMIT ON ALL TICKETS
DECEMBER 4th, OR UNTIL CLOSE!
OF NAVIGATION, IF EARLIER,
TO POINTS REACHED BY STEAM-
ERS.
Tickets and further- • information may
be obtained from any Grand Trunk
Agent, or write J. D. IVIeDonald,
Dist. Pass. Agent, 'Toronto, Ont.
VANCOUVER, SEATTLE, PORT-
LAND, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS,
ANGELES, SAN DIEGO,
Reduced one-way second-class colon
1st rates in effect daily until October
15th, from all stations in Ontario to
above and other Pacific Coast points,
via Grand. Trunk Railway System.
Secure tickets and further informa-
tion from May Agent .of the Grand
Trunk.
•
Ram, two shears or over --George
Penhale, Snowden Bros. •
• Shearling rani -Geo. Penhale.
• Ram • lamb -Geo. • Penhale, ,Geo.
Penhale. • ' •
Pair ewes, having raised lambs in
1909,. 2 shears or over -Geo. Penhale,.
Snowden Bros*. . ••!
Pair sbearling• ewes -Geo. Penhale'
Snowden BroS. ••
.Pair ewe lambs --Geo. 'Penhale, Snow
den Bros.
•• Long Wool.
Ram, two.,„shears or over -A. Dun-
kin. •.
. Ram lamb -A. Dunkin.
• Pair ewe lambs -A. Denkin. •
Pair shearling• ewes -A, Dunkin.
Pair ewes, having raised' lambs ia
1909, 2 shears or over --A. Dthikiii• .
. BERKSHIRE PIGS.
Aged Boar -Snowden Bros. •
Brood SowSnowden Bros. •
,Boar, six months or • under -Snow-
den Bros.
Sow, ' six months or under-Snow-
denBros.
•
RE,D PIGS.
Aged Boar -Snowden Bros..
Brood Sow -Snowden Bros.
Sow, 6 months or under -Snowden
Bros. , . .
Boar,* 6 months or under -Snowden
Bros..
Established E379
FOR WilooviiNd COUGH, citour.
ASTIIMA, COUGHS, ERONCEUTIS, SORE
THROAT, CATARRiff, DIPETHERIA
Vaporjaed eresolene stops the paroxysms of
Whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Group can.
not exist whore Cresotone ia ttsed. lt sets
directly on node and thront, making breathing
easy in the case of colds, gamine the sore
throat and etOpis the couch. It is a boon to
sufferers of Asthma.
eresolentr is a powerfuf germicide, igoting both
AS d curative and a. preventive in coetaelous
dioceses. Crosolene beat recommendation is
ita thirty years of successful tuse.„
ror BMA IgY Drug515til
Post4I for Pe.
scriptive Dooldet
Cregieleno Antiseptic
Throat Tableta. aimple
end aoothing for the
irritated throat, 10c.
Leming, Miles Co.,
Lintited„.Agonfa, Mon.
treat, Canada,
H t
•
, y ,
Rich Smith.
I Pekin Ducks -Snowden Bios., R.
Penhale.
Rouen Ducks -J. S. Howrie.
Toulouse Geese -Snowden. Bros.
f Parsnips -S. Cleave, Jahn Campb,ell'.
Puropkin-Geo. Cooper, W. 13. Batt-
ler.
kkuasn-W. J. Tough, Robt. 13rown.
Field turnips -L. Beatty., Beatty
Bros.
Sugar beets -R. Penhale.
White celery -John Catn,pbell, John
Tough.
Red celery -G. 11. Hewson, JOAO
Tough,
Winter radish -W. 13. Battler, Jas,
Campbell.
Citrons -Geo. Cooper, John Tough.
Small white beans -Geo. Cooper, W.
B. 13attler.
Large white beans -J. K. Wise, M.
Brethour.
Yellow onions, --J. S. Howie, R.
Smith.
Small red tomatoes -J. Campiliell, G.
H. Hewson.
Large red tomatoes -G. H. Hewson,
R. W. Delgaty.
Large yellow tomatoes -W. B.
ler, John Tough,
Small yellow tomatoes -G. H. Hew.
son, R. W. Delgaty.
• Salsify -S. Cleave, R. W. Delgatyp
Yellow celery -G. H. Hewson,
Ladies' Work.
Pillow shams -Mrs. J. S. 1-10wriei
Mrs. M. Ross,
Toilet mat -John. Tough, S. Huston.,
Crochet table mats -Mrs. J. Howrie,
JohnTippet,
Crochet work in Wool -S. Huston,
Miss Parsons.
Crochet work in cotton -S. Huston;
frs. M. ROS!,. •
Crochet or knit slippers -J, Kt Witat‘a
rs. M. Ross. •
Cr ch t
Painting on silk, satin or velvet
-
Ura. M. Ross, S. Huston.
Drawing by children under fourteen
yeara of age -J. G. Forrest, Mrs. M.
Ross.
Burnt work -S. 1baton-J. G. For -
;est.
Pvneil drawing by scholarttending
.pubflc se oo . Forrest, ¥4. M.
ROSS.
Manufactures.
Single light harness -P. Wanless,
Tippett.
• Double heavy, harness -P. Wanle0s.
J. Tippet.
Twisted yarn -J. K. Wise, Mrs. Geo.
Nott.
Woollen yarn -Mrs. George • Nott,
Treasurer Reid.
Home made carpet -Mrs. Geo. Nott,
W. 13. Battler,
Flannels -J. K. Wise -Mrs. •Geo.
Nott.
• Special Prizes.
Best pair of bum hogs -
Snowden Bros.
Best team in harness -David Schnell
Best heavy draught, agricultural or
general purpose • foal -John Stewart
.3r; Son'A. Dunkin.‘
Best heavy mare or horse any age -
John Stewart & Son.
Best foal sired by Celtic Pride -
Treasurer Reid, John Stewart & Son,
WallaceJ
Best carriage or roadster foal -R.
McArthur.
• Best pen of bacon pigs, any breed -
Snowden Bros.
Best three one -pound prints of
•dairy butter. -L. Beatty.
Judges.
Horses -C. J. Wallis, Clinton.
Cattle -J. W. Reid -Stanley.
Sheep and Pigs -John Shepherd,
Any other variety Geese -Snowden _ .
pennale.
o e quilt -Mrs. J. rs• • Howrie, R Hensall ;John Walters, Saltford.
Soto, pillow -John W. Reit, Mrs. M.
Ross,
Hernstitching-Mrt. J. S. Howrie,
Miss Parsons. •
Embroidery on. silk, satin or , vel-
vet -M. Brethour, Mrs. M. Ross.
Shadow embroidery -S. Huston,
Ms. R. Penhale. •
• Eyelet embroidery -Miss • Parsons,
Mrs, John Tippet,
Canvas embroidery' in cotton, wool
or silk -Mrs, M. Ross, Mrs, George
NoEtint.broidery letters -John Tippet,
Mrs. J. S. Howrie, .
Bros.
Dairy Produce.
Tub salt hutter-John Campbell.
25 pounds salt ibettter--J. X. Wise,
Elliott Bros.
10 lbs. butter for table use -John.
Campbell, .1, James Delgaty.
5 lbs. batter, for table use -L. Beat-
ty, Treasurer Reid.
Cheese, factory made or made oil
factory principles -J. • K. Wise. '
Home made wine -J. K. Wise, •T.'
H. Hewaon.
Honey in comb -L, 13eattY, •Geo,
Cooper. Embroidery tadale cover five o cloov •
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Fruit -John Cox and' John Porter,
Porter's Hill.
Vegetables -H. Warnock, Goderich,
• Dairy -J, D. Merrier, Zurich ,• Jas.
Connoly, Porter's Hill ;; Wm, Scott,
Brucefield.
Grain -James Thomson, Bayfield.
• Poultry -Joseph Caldwell, Bayfield.
Ladies' Work -Mrs. D, McNaughton,.
and Miss Martha Johtiston,IStanley.
Plants and Flowers -Mrs. James
Connoly, Porter's Hill ; "WM • (Dr.)
Stanbury, Bayfield. •
I Manufacturers -Thos. Johnston, Zur-
ich ; Wm. Scott, Bruceileld ; James
Connoly, Porter's Hill.
Honey in jar -L. Beatty, Robt. -S. Huston, Mrs. J, S. Howrie,
Brown. Fancy whisk holder -M. Brethour,
Collection of honey -R. *Brown, L. 3. I' Forrest. •
Beatty. Fancy lamp shade -S. Huston, Mrs.
• Home made bread --John Campbell, M. ROSS.
R: W. Delgaty. •
Maple syrup -R. Delgaty, • Same
Huston.
•Grain and Seeds.
,
Faricy pin cushion-711-rs john, Tip-
pet.
Knitting in wool -S. •Husfon. El-
liott Bros,
Knitting in cotton -S. Hatton,
White winter wheat-M.*13rethour, Mrs. J. S. 1.16wrie. .
J . K. Wise. ' Knitted quilt -j., K. Wise.
Red Winter wheat -J. K. Wise, M. Tatting -Mrs. Geo. Nott, Mrs. J.
Brethour. 8. Howrie.
Spring wheat -4. K. Wise, M.' Bre- Tea co-Sy-IVIrs; Geo. Nott, Mts i• J.
*lour. • ° . ' S. IIowrie.
• Large White Peas -M. lIrethour,
It, Wise.
• Small white peas -M. Br:ethaur, J.
K. Wise.
se -rowed barley -J. K. Wise, M. Bre-
thour. •
2 -rowed barley -J. Is. Wise,Me Bre-
thour..... .• •
White oats -41. Breth'our, J. K.
Wise. •
Black oats -M, Brethour, J. K. Wise:
Timothy: seed -J. IC. Wise, M. •Bre-
thour. ••
SPelts-J. K. Wise, M. Brethotir.
Yellow corn -M. Brethour, R. W.
Delgaty: '
• Deht corn -W. B. Battler.
• Swett corn -John Tough. ,
Any other varietYr-R. •Penhale, Dr;
Metcalf.
Applique work -Mrs. Geo. Nott, M
Brethour. • '
• Netted doylies -John Tough,. Mrs
J. Ilowrie.• •
Etching on' cotton or silk -S. Hus
ton, Mrs. 'Geo. Nott, •
•
Plain hand sewing -Mrs. M. •Ross
Mrs. J. S. Howrie.
• Kitchen apron -S.' Ilewson-Mrs. M
Ross.
Laundry bag -M. Brethour, S. Hus
ton.
Mexican drawn work -Mrs. J 3
Hoivrie, Mrs. M. Ross.
Repeat it :--"Shiloh's Cure v,111 al-
ayS cure my coughs nail colds."
A mysterious explosion • in the bar
of *the Kirwin Hotel at Ingersall eau -
sed considerable injury to Councillor
James A. Buehanan. • . • .
. ,
Arthur Oulette.wOs killed and Ch.3.
pinks badly injured by a plug blowing
out of a boiler in the Turkish Bath
Hotel, at Montreal.
•
• SIR JAMES WATSON'S OPINION
• lie says that the commonest of all
• disorders, and •one :from..which few es-
cape is Catarrh. Sir James • firmly.
- believes in Weal treatment, which is
:.best simplied •by "Catarrhozone." No
= ease Of Catarrh can exist where . Cat-
arrgozone is used t, it is a Miracle
• !worker, relieves almost- instantly and
cures after other remedies fail. Other
- treatments can't reach the diseased
•. parts. like Catarrhozone because • it
goes to the source of the trouble
along with the air you breathe. Cat-
arrhozone • :is free. from cocaine; it
leaves no bad after:effects, it Is sim-
ply nature's own cure. Adepts no sub-
stitute for Catarrhozone' which alone
con cure Catarrh.
Ilardanger-S. Huston, Miss •
sonslOral tinted cen
•
Ftre piece-Inrs.
S. Howrie, S, Huston. ••
• Solid embroidery . centre piece -Mrs
J. S. HOwrie, Mrs. J, Tippet: .
Danish cut ' work -Elliott . Bros.
Fruit. Mrs. J. S. Ilowrie.,
Grapes -G. H. Hewson, John Camp- Cross stitch -S. Huston, Mrs. M
•bell. Ross.
Collection of grapes -G. H. Hewson. Patched quilt, cotton -D. C. Gal-
, • braith; Mrs. Geo. Nott.
A. Scotchmer. Patched quilt, cloth -M. Brethour,
Collection of apples -D. C. 'Pal.; . . . '
braith, Geo. Cooper. . ,
MrsGeoNott
Fall apples-DCGalbraith, GeoSilk quilt -Mrs, M. Ross, Mrs. How-
. . . • • •
Cooper. • • • • . rie.
Irish point lace -Mrs. M. Ross, S.
Winter apples -R. W. Delgaty, Huston. G.
H. Hewson. '•
Collection of pears -Miss•
Honiton or point lace --S. Huston,
Brownett. Wilds, T. Mrs. M. Ross, •.
Fall pears -D. C. Galbraith, T. Mountmellick work--IVIrs, M. Rost,
Brownett. S. Huston.
•
Winter pears-MissWilds, .D. C. Set ladies' underwear -Mrs. M. Bess.
Galbraith. Best collection ladies' work -Mrs.
hale
e.ach7G. H. Hewson, , RNott.
. :;Pen- j'
SHowrie, MrsRag mat, hooked -M. GeoBrethour, J.
. , .
. ,
Plums or ptunes-Mrs. McDougallTippet.
,
HHewsonRag Mat, sewed -S. Huston, Mrs.
•G. . . ,
Baldwins -G. • H. Hewson, 3 . • 0. M. Ross.: .
Woods
Cotton stockings, home inode-J. K.
.
Wise, MrsGeoNott
Brownettl,. . ," .
Northern Spies -Geo: Cooperei
,
Wool mittens,• home •made -S. Ilus-
.. ' . `
yellow Crabs -7T. 'Brownett, *John ton, Miss Parsons.
Campbell. • ' Woollen sox, home made -Treasurer
. Red .Crabs -D. C. Galbraith, • Miss
'Mrs. Lewis Sage was fonnd dead hi
bed at Lendon, Ont. 11
The Merlin postoffice Was robbed of
. a sman sum of money and stamps,
The Dominion police have given hp
the search for the Wright postofftce
burg/ars.
David Hutton's skiff was picked up
in Hamilton Bay, and it is regarded
as certain that he was drowned.
Rev. Arsino Martin, assistant priest.
at Agherstburg, is dead.
• The dommercial Hotel at Rainy
• River was burned.
Reid, 'D. C. Galbraith. .
Wilds.
King of TompkinS-R. *G. Reid, D.
C. Galbraith. ' . ' Baguet of ilowerS, Hew.-
'Greenings-R. W. Delgaty, •R. G. son, Dr. Metealf.
Reid, Boquet of flowers, small -Dr. Met-
° Ribstan Pippins --John 'rough. calf, G, H. Hewson•
Twenty ounce PipPins-Wallace John -I Collection Dahlias -Miss Wild, Dr.
ston, R. G. Reid. • Metcalf. •
Wagners-Miss Wild -Jas. 'Delgaty. I Collection Pansies -.-Dr. • Metcalf,
Golden Russetg-R, W. Delgaty, D. Mrs. J. S. Howrie.
C. Galbraith. I Collection Geraniums -G. H. HeW-
Blenheim Pippins74allace John- son, Miss Parsons.
ston, Geo, Cooper.. Collection Gladiolus -Miss • Wilds,
' Snows -:Miss Wild -Rich Smith. Dr. Metcalf.
Feschias-G. Hewson.
VEGETABLES,• Foliage Plants -G. H. mewson,
E• arly potatoeS-R, Turner, A. John Tough.
Asters -Miss Wild, Dr. 1VIetealf,
Gloxania.-G, H, Ilewsoh.
13egonias-Miss Wild, Mi 5S1 Parsons,
Calla IL IIevr•loti,
Art Work,
Plants and Flowers..
Guire.
Late potatoes4t, W. Delgaty, R.
Turner. .
Mangolds, long red -John Campbell.
rntermediaee mangolds-Jas. Camp
bell, Geo, Cooper. •
, Field carrots -James Campbp11, S. Pencil drawing -S. Heston, Nile, J
Tough. - S. Howrie.
• Table carrots -James Campbell, 5 Crayon drawing -Mrs, M. Hoss, ISIrs
Cleave. J. S. Ilowrie.
Table beets -James Camlibell, John Watercolor paint( te •Mts: 3. S.
Tough, • Howrie, J. G. Forrest:
, Cabbage -John Lough, R. Smith, Oil painting -S. rluston, Mrs, NI
' Cauliflower -John Tough, Ross.
Muskmelons -G, 11. Howson, Jas., Kensirgton painting -J. G. Forrest,
Campbell. • •Mrs. Geo. Nott, ..
WaternoilonS-W J. Tough, R. Pen- Lustre, painting -Mrs. M. Itoss-J.
hale. G. Forrest. .
•
A BOON TO MOTHERS..
When Children are Injured
. Children are always sustaining outs, braises,
burns, etc., and not infrequently contract
ringworm, scalp diseases, and similar skin
troubles at school. Mothers will find
Zarn•Buk without equal for all these accidents
and diseases.
Mrs. fhomas Allen, 156, Water Street,
St Mary's (Ont.), says My &tighter
Mildred, 4 years old, was Sevesely bursted by
falling on a hot flat iron. She was burned
on the heel, instep, and on the thigh very
badly. 1 at once applied isome
which easel the pain, and in the comae of a
fete days the wounds were thoroughly healed."
Mrs. George Aldridge, 12, Louise Street,
Stratford, says :--" While playing barefooted
about the yard my son Bertram, 6 years old,
stepped on a broken glass bottle, which cut
very deeply into his big toe. The cut was so
deep that I sent for a doctor and had the foot
properly dressed, the doctor leaving a lotion
Lo be applied daily. Under tliis treatment,
however, the wound teemed to gat no better,
but on the contrary inadinmation tet in. A
kindly neighbour then recomniendeel &on. Bak.
We obtained a supply, and after a kw spell'.
tions the child seemed to rest better, Mid the
pain was very nuiels ieduced. In a kw days,
under the Zain•liuk tre.atreent, the wound
assumed a better appearance, and from that
time healing was very rapid. Mensuration
and soreness were finally completely baeished,
and in ten dajs from the first application of
Zam•Buk, we took the band:tees from tlit
foot. I feel sure that but for Zrowittik Ilt.
child wouid have had a very bed time, and
have had to sacrifice the mi.'
Not only for cuts, burns. I,ruises, etc., h
Zattalink diet Live, but also for serious skill
diseaaes such as (Wino, ring worin,
etc. It also emes poisoned sores, chronic
'wounds, bad' leg, piles, festering sores,
chapped hands, cold sorts, frost.bite, and till
skin injudes and diseases. Drut psis and
stores everywhere s„a At SEA A WE, or post
free for price from Z011141Uk COgo 1 ()mato ;
3 boxes $1.25. Yt.ti are warned against
harniAil imitatious sometanes represeeted to
be 'just as good."
ort
Undoubtedly the best brewed on
the continent. Proved to be so by
analysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great Mild-
bitions, especially Gnrcaeo 1891
where it received ninety-six points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
Stanley Bryant of Kingsville was
Caught between a 111,,ble and a drum on
the steamer Ward Ames and
The steamer Sicilian, four day,s ov-
erdue, is expected at Quebec.
HAVE YOU HEARTBUIPI
It's. quite common. with people whose
digestion is poor. Immediate relief
['Rows the use of Nerviline„ ptomach
isttrengthened, digestion is made per-
fect, lasting cure results in every
case. Use Polson'e Nerviline once
The San Domingo Government has
forwarded a check to the owners of
the Nova Scotia schooner 13ritianna3
to cover damages inflicted on the ves-
sel by some troops firing front shore.
Haw's THIS?
We after One Hundred Dollafs Re-
ward for aoy case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. .1, CHENEY 34 Co.,
• Toledo 0
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We, the undersigned, have knpwri F.,
r
and you'll nevJ. Cheney fothe last 15 years, and
er be without it becausd
every type of tomach disorder Is
pan_ believe him perfectly honorable in all
s
quered by a few doses. One 25e. bot-
usiness • transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations
stloeidoftyNereyrywiht afolwr atyhee pacsotavinfierty: made by his firm,
• Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
• Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
Mr.G eiger, choirmaster of the Col-
nally acting directly upon the blood
borne St. Methodist church ad London, and muccus surfaces of the system.
Ont., died suddenly, and the choir Testimonials sent .free. Price, 75c. per
waited for his arrival on. Sunday mor -
bottle. Sold by .01 druggists.
ning, not knowing of his death. aTtioakna. Hall's Family Pills for consti-
years. WaIding, Kinnan & Marvin '
tO444.4.44.•
David Reid was drowned while latr
tOMPting to SWIM to shore from • al
boat that upset near Country Harthr, I ',George A. Ostrander, insurance
N, S. Two of his companions citing agent at picton, committed suicide by
to the boat and drifted ashore. • inhaling chloroform.
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