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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-12-02, Page 2Clinton News -Record eeKIRITYee- COISA4011 177"T .1y R ISTMA S GIFTS. • • 10.111.1111111111: 1 Our new gooda for Cluistroas • Gilts have arrived. We have Istooe eltmid )most beautt- trabee:itg: 1 EBONY including .Jgilitary Brushes, ee i ei, Oloth. Brushes, Hat Brushes, 1, ere, Shaving l3rushes and Tooth I i I Hand Be B rushes, Manicuruff- 13rushes, all at prices that are as good and better than the big eity stores. 2 t PERFUMES 10011001101.11 I'gale choicest odors, the pack- 1 Our Christmas Perfumes are 1 ages are wonders in beauty and design. Our prices the lowest. I W. S. R HOLMES 1 1Vlatirg Chemist. I 1•••••404.4.****••••••••••••: — EXPERIENCE-- 'Sn'amasystaraaa• TIEN Cog IF YOU WANT THE BEST COAL AND PROMPT DELIV- ERY SECURE YOUR SUP- PLY FROM US. ORDERS •LEFT AT DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARDWARE STORE PROMPTLY AT - ...TENDED TO. J Stevens= •••••••••••••••••4•4****41400 • $962 ONE WOMAN'S STATEMENT TELLS IIER SUFFERING SIS- TERS TO USE DODD'S KID- . NEY PILLS. They Proved a Blessing to Her When Her Pains and Weakness Were Al - mint More Than. She Could Bear. St. George, Man, Nov. 29 S.Speciale Hoping to sa.ve her sister women in the Wet froin pains and aches which come at the critical times in a wom- an's We, Mrs. Anent Vinet of tins place has given the following state- ment for publication :-- "I have brought up a large family and have always enjoyed good bealth until the lase two years, I atill fifty - fear years'or age •and at the critical Ulna ol life that comes to every wo- men. I had pains in my right hip and shoulder. I could at lie down two minutes at a time without suffer- iog the greatest agony. Someetutee I awakened with :a, feeling as if some one had laid a piece of ice on •my head. Another time it would be a burning pain under the left shoulder. 'I took many 'medicines but could. •get AO relief, till reading of ettres of similar cases to ray own , y Perld's Kidney Pills, led lee to try them and they did wonders for me. Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid- neys, The woman • with sound Kid- neys is safe ageinst nine-teetbs of the suffering that makes life a burden to the wornen a Canada. One •year • ago Mr. 2 • George Wakeman" was t earning about* $100, per year as farm laborer. Now he is earning at the rete of $962 per year. • Sir months' treining at our Businees College made the eifference. Was it a good investment, ? He thinks so. His address is New Osgoode, Sask. •• • Four Courses • PREPARATORY • COMHERMAL • STENOGRAPHY• • TELEGRAPHY 'Enter -Army time. Lull- 41'• vidnal Instruction. • ' Write for Particulars. ts • CLINTON • Bu'siness College.. • GEO. SPOTTON, PRIN. • *******4 • *40~0.444 OS boll 440. WE WANT YOUR GRAIN. for which we will 'pep, the Highest .Market Price. Call at our ' store next , Morrish Crooks or at our Elevator. . --We keep on hand a full- -stock of Flour, Peed,- -Etc. • ' • We are agents for the 'Canada Car- riage Company Buggies and Stan- dard Wire Fence and Posts. FORD4M-b4i0 D. OVENS,. SURGEON, OCULIST, will be at Holmes' Drug Store o• n* Tuesday, Dee. 27th, hem el• to 3.30 • P. ni. Glasses :properly • fitted, Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Noe / arid Throat treated..•e ciamaaaaa.d.' kaarf......••*oraft 000000000•6000600060600‘.00 0 0' adj. - ' STRATFORD. ONT. 0 • Hag the reputation of being the 'a tobest practieal. trainiug. school in Oantuleathorough eourses have 0 • produced reenlis. Businves men to say our graduatee are the hest 2 2 and they appiv to us for office • a ee, 'help. Our graduates stieeeeal ae 1 none others. '1'hree &Vitt - 2 ments 0. * .• * ▪ COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND 11 • CENTRAL ,I0 AND TELEDRAPIIY. -a • • • el s Fnter a at onee. Write nos for 0 e * our free Catalogue, * • 0 ea 0 ai D. A lidadlan : . g • O PRINCIPAL gs O 0 • 4essiiiii044044,041044*•••••••• Goderich About 4 •pm. an Saturday last fire broke odt• in the evaporator own- ed by Df Hanalink. •The brigade was quickly, upon the scene but could not save the evaporator, but suceeeded in saving the building alongside, , Mr. • and'lVirs. Case of Rose N. Y. who spend ,the evaporator season in Clinton, were in Goderieh for a few days last week. They are much taken with Huron county. •. Miss Emma Edward met with an accident last week an a doctor had to be called in. We trust she is now better. Ma% rwaro....manan Repeat it e-e"Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my coughs and colds." Read the London Daily Advertiser, the Best Metropolitian paper in West- ern Ontario. • Contains latest market quotations and all general and .local news worth printing. • -SPECIAL OFFER. Send $2.00 for the London Daily Advertiser for 14 months in advance. This offer must be accepted • before January 1st,: 1.910. THAT PALE, TIRED GIRL. %. She is in society, in business, at home, everywhere you 'eee her, but always worn and fatigued. She hasn't heard of Forrozone or he would. be perfectly, • well, • How quickly • it strengthens7what an appetite it giv- es—what a glow it brings to pallid cheeks ! The nutriment cotitieined in Ferrozone puts strength itto • any- bedy, Laughing eyes, rosy* lips, bright quick movements all toll •of the vitAl- ity Farozone produces. Thousands of attractive happy • women use Ferro-. zene:-eWhy hot you'? A •. box of nity chocolate coated tablets costs fifty cents at any drug store. • •WANTED.—FORELADY, MUST Br) Good Knitter 0/1 Creelman machine also on Hepworth looper, • steady • work and .good pay.. Apply to Avon Hosiery Ltd., Stratford, Ont.. BOY WANTED. --BOY TO LEARN the Dry Good InisieesS. Must • be • smart • andwilling to work.—Apply to Tozer •& Brown. ; 09 FARM FOR SALE.—ON THE LON- tdon Road, one mile South of Clinton. 132 acres, fine shape tor eronping, no better land' anywhere, fair build- ings. Must he sold as owner cannot • work it. Will be sold cheap. or will rent to a. good tenant.—H. Plum - steel. ' FARM . . FOR SALE.—FOR SALE, the east half of Lot 21, Concession • 4, L. R. S., Teckersmith, containing 50 acres, The • land is all cleardd; well fenced and underdrained. There areon the' premises • a•good bank barn and good stablitig, a good house and plenty of water—one -weft • at the house and one at the stable. For further particulars apply on premises, or address George 'Brown- lee, Seaforth P. 0. 99* HOUSE FOR SALE. EIGHT Rooms. Best location in Clinton. -- Apple to W. Brydone. • 87 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED AS MACHINE OPERATORS AND FOR OTHER FACTORY WORKee.GOOD 'WAGES AND STEADY EIVIPLOY- MINIS WRITE US,. --THE CLIN- • TON KNITTING CO, LTD., CLIN- TON, ()NT. D. W. CUTTLER, PAINTER AND Paper hanger. Alt work done guar- anteed to give satisfactiou. "Prices moderate. Residence nearly opposite Collegiate .Institute. Clinton. 83 , . . MONUMENTS ' MOTE DEIN, DESTMATERIAL JAMES Data OPPOSITIS POST OPPICa< Dec sabots 2nd, 1900 . uron County.News Gathered .for .News-Reeod Readers 18 Tem Alo From The News -Record of December 2nd, 1891. Clinton, Dec, 2nd, 1391. Mr. Arthur Cook was in retratford last week negotiating for the purchase of Wren.' hundred barrels of apples. Messrs. Howe, Wilson, Tomlinsaa and the others comprising a party who left here for Muskoka a, short time ago, retarned last week with ten nee specimens of deer. Mr. George Pay is visiting format friends la town. Mr. Colquhoun of Paris is spending a few- days in tovia with friends, Mr. Ab. Cooper is sadly afilicten. He has had on his neck a t•eries of Job'5 comforters, but there is not much eomfort in them for Ab. 13y- the looks of the number eif teams at Fair's mill yesterday there must be considerable wheat coming in. Chaplain Cron of Murray Camp so thrilled Tory Tore Rance el ith his appreciation of Lieu* Rance's re - Marks on the "Army and Navy" alias the Canadian Volunteers, • that it is understood Mr. Croll has volun- teered to act as Chaplain on the first occasion Lieut. Rance has lo go to the front. We feel sure that Lieut. Rance will be equel to the fighting, and equally sure • that Chaplain Croll will be equal to the praying• • The annual meeting of St. Paul's Chapter of the Brotherhood ot St. Audrew, for the extension of Christ's Kinghom among young men was held in the vestry on Monday evening, St. Andrew's pay. There was a largo attendance of the members • end after rentine besieges wa,s;dieposed • of the following officers were elested. Director, William Cole. •- Vice, Willia Bowers. • Secretary, F. C. • Alcock. • Treasurer, William Slonian, Hullett Township, Dee. 3rd, 1891. There died in Hullett on Nov. 30th Mr. Thornton Wallace, an old resid- ent of the township. 'Me funeral Will take place to' Clinton cemetery on Dee. ard. the deceased was born at Edwardsburg eownship in the county of Grenville in February 1833. He re- moved to Huron county about 35 yeah ago, 20 of which he lived cin the farm on the 7th con: on which he 'died. Prior to that -he lived .near Manchester. He leaves a vviftej three sons and six daughter, one ef whom is married to Mr.Isaac Prownlee, and the youngest is about six years old, He was a, member of the preshy- terian Church and a staunch Conser- vative. He Passed • away peacefully after an illness of about a year. Londesboro, Dec. 3rd, 1891, • Mr. Thos. Hill it home from Colo- rado. .• ' • • • . • Miss Kate -Jamiesen returned home On Staterday, • Rev.. Mr. 'Jamieson officiated in the • Presbyterian church •on Suaday. Ho will be here next Sunday. ' • Mrs.. Macombe and' her little daugh- ter are visiting Mrs. Thos. Hill... . Mr, J. L. Edit has reccieed a, car- load of Manitoba wheat.; • • • • The' bridge at Brigham's creek ie repaired again, , .the work neing done by Matt. Mains.. •• Meisrs. c+. A. Newton and ..B.• Law- rascin 'were in .Wingham last *week on business in connection • with Disteict Lodge L O. G. T. • . Mr. D. McFayden told the members. of the I. 0. G. T. • lodge some of the thingshe seen while on his trip to the old country, and although .ao talked - considerably . over at hour he did not tell half vvhat he wanted. to. Ills ad. dress Was both instructive and amus - in, • Bayfiehl, Dec. 3rd. 1891.. • The ere* of 4 schooner prime ashore at 'Westlake's, about four ranee south Of this place last Sunday. It is said they belonged to the Goodall' 'of Port Heron. ' The captain, four 'men and. one woman gee ashore as above state ed • but ate somewhat frOstbitten. The schooner was lumber laden, freighted from Alpena. The crew' tobk to a steal' open boat and were feur days exposed to the mercyof the waves, teigrave jofirt Coultes of Morris shipped a carload of sugar beets to Berlin. Mrs. T. Anderson has returned from Visiting her son Walter in Chicago. Miss Alliton ot Manitoba is at the home of her mother here. She hae been in Manitobryfor four years. - !John Shoebottom has returned from. Saskatchewan after spend ng a good part of the summer there.. Dr. Hamilton, Garner Niebolson and Charles Johnston returned home a few days ago from the hunting ground en the northern partsof the erovince. Ed. J. McLean has • taken a tion iii a large carpet, and drygocids 'house in Midland and hasremoved from Norwood. Itepeat it a-MShilblee:Cttre will ale ways tare my coughs and colds." Great. Britain find Germany are Said to have reached an unneritanding for „ ee-operation in securing the rights of the natives of the Cong0. Am.apimaaaaa'aaamamaf Raw Kipper, Mr. William McQueen, a Knox Col - ledge student conducted the services In St. Andrew's church. On Suuday week. ... The turkey raisers in thM Vicinity Benrnifler Mrs. J. A. Lever of Flesherton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Manning. Mrs. Manning was called to Mt. Forest owing to the illness and sub- sequent death of her 'sister-in-law, are reaplag a good narpest as the pri- elm J. L. Lloyd. ces are high. Mrs. R. B. McLean re-- Henry and Mrs. IVIathers are get - mixed three dollars for one ot her flock the other day. ting comfortably settled in their com- modious home on the first concession Mr, James Crawford, who has twee away from his farm on the London of 1Vlorris. Road for some years, has ,lecided to James Anderson of Wingham, last take up the farm again. He has come week purchased S. Irvine's 150 acre to the conclusion that there in no farm, lot 0,, con. 0, Morris, Mr. An - place like bone" 6 deeson will move his family to the Messrs.., David •, Blair and • nargyi farax. Mr, Irvine is taking Mr. Ane Chesney left here this week ies Hem_ derson's house in town, but purposes bolt, Sask., taking with them a car- load of hoes and settlers' effects. Mr. Graham, to the south of the Gilbert Dick fourteen hogs which village last week delivered to, ow stock man fourteen hogs which netted him $186. Mrs. Johnstone, whose l<onie for some years has been in the Western States, and lately Chicago, arrived here recently to spend the rest ot her days with her son, James Johnstone. Frank Lovell, until recently on the Molsons Bank here has taken a posi- tion with the Traders' I3ank at Sud- bury. Mrs. C. B. Simpson and children bhaanvie, returned to their' nome in Wing- • -. . Joseph Dirstein left last week for Bath Axe, Mich., where he will, help his brother in a barber shop, Edgar McQueen has returned fi.cin the west. Miss Annie Beek has been home from London for a few days. Lyn Richardson is expected home from Saskatoon, where he was employ- ed in a hardware. • Mr. .5. E. McDonnell has bought out a hardware store in St. Mary's and Lyn Richardson will have charge of it. Aire. )3ownnan of London has been • visiting her mother, Mrs. Nesbit. Mr. W. M. Harburn •recently retun- ed, from the Parry Sdund district with a very Ane specimen of deer. Heitman Quite •a serious accident took place at Harry Dougell's on Tuesday of last week while the Rodgerville Gun Club werelolding their annual shoot, which breught the day's proceeding to a sudden termination. the pig - teens -Which escaped being shot : as they flew from the trap were donsid- ored ' legitimate sport for these • who Were ,not immediately partieipaeting, who scattered themselves over the field, among whom was Harry Doug- all and his son, a young lad, The father was loadiegnis. gun as a pig- eon flew up, trying to put a car- tridge into its place, Di s Ding so the cartridge avould cot go ia • and hp handed it to his son and took the one he was using, The '• boy took his father's gun across Ms knee. and endeavored to force the car- tridge into its place. • In • doing SO the gun went oft, the fell charge -hit- ting his father, who was but a few feet away, oirthe right leg, about 8 niches below the knee,' splintering the bone and -causing great pelt' and Idea of blood. A special messeneer was sent roe the doctors who :lost no thhe in getting there and &Arm all theS, could for the, ;• patient. Fortunately none of the shot struck:the, veine or arteries on the fleshy part cf the leg or the patient might have Med to death before assistance arrived. • The accident put an end loihq day's sports and the supper and dance Which were to follow in the evening., • B.luevale miss Olive 'Wasters' has been visiting friendat Belgrave, • . • . Rev. Mr. Andrews .spent a few.clayS le London .recently... 1VIessrs. V. Higgins, • R. Ogram and J. Yeo has returned from the West. John Munns returned home from tbe west last week, a•crompanied by his sister, Mrs'. Anderson. The animalmeetieg of the Iiibbe Society was.lield in:the Preabyterian church on Nov. 22nd, Rev. Mr. West was appointed • president and - Rev. Andrews the vice president, - • The. Toronto NM'S is to be emigrate ulated .upon the high cities eerie' stor. fes, inetalments '01 which appeer dai- ly, They, nee , by the best rtatilOrS ned are interesting up te the Met .ehapt- .ers. We 'understand The „S, iv; has just procured the Canadian seriel eights. on "The flke der :etair ('eee Our readers can have the 1,1 vere ,o reading this entlirailieg store ity'amb. senbieg for the News daily and the News -Record once a week, ee.e.) year. • Subscribe at this office.. Morris. Township: Miss Lida Walters has been spend- ing a few days in the vicinity. All the • Western harvest, excursion- ists trom these paitts have. new re- turned honte, Leo ()kr bringing up the rear on the 1311i, J, Moore and • Nelson MeLarty have hecome the' • owners of homestead land to which • thee will return in- the spring. Samuel thelelle, • has been lucky enough to secure a bait -section In the teighboehood or the land taken up by J. Moore. John Vanstone remaineln tlie west, prepared to start upon his homestead 4duties in the spring In the meanwhile he has a good job in a Regina for the winter. taking a trip to the West in the spring. Tuesday evening, the 9th, as Mrs. George 1VIathers and Miss Jane Math - ere were driving home frone Wingham their home took fright at something near the Bluevale station; and • ran away. The 'ladies were thrown mit of the buggy and besides being badly shaken up, Miss Slathers had her left arra broken just above the wrist. The buggy was found further on the road mixed up with a telegraph pole. • Grey Toweship. A nine baby boy came to gladden the home of Angus and Mrs. Browo. Bert. Huffman, who spent the past three months in the west, has return- ed home, • Miss Sadie Lamont is visiting • her brothers at New Hamburg and Bright this week, • Miss Sarah McAllister, who slitut the summer months with relatives here, has returned to Toronto - Duncan McDonald,. 4th con. had a close call font benne 'buried alive re- eently, He was hai7ling gravel for a cement fleor for his barn from Thos. Stenchan's pit, when a cave-in oc- eurred, burying him, to the neck. Had It not been for the timely a'/ Astance of Robert Strachan, who happened to be there at the time, Mr. MeDonald would soon have suffocated as he was po• tightly .wedged in that it wasat- most impossible for him -to breathe. TORONTO SATURDAY NIGHT. Canada's Great illustrated Weekly in New Form. Toronte Saturday Night has been enlarged to a thirty-two page paper divided into two sections of sixteen panes each. The first section will deal with manly things from a manly point of view, while the second sec- tion of sixteen pages will be devoted to women, embracing all tonics of in- terest to wpm/Wed. A lady .ef ex- perience and ability bas been engaged to take charge of this section. The enlarging of the paper to thirty-two pages will admit of • many depart- ments not hi t•herto incorporated in Toronto Saturday Night, while , the old departments will in no wise be changed or altered, as we tedge and we hope rightly, that, as tiow con- ducted they meet the requirements of the reading public. Both sections will be fully illustrated, while the dif- ferent new departments suck as "City and Country • Homes," "Vas - Mons for Women," "Ideas in Dress" (for men), will be written by ex- perts and will like the entire raper, be fully illustrated. Sentl for a sample copy, The subscription priee is $3 per year, post paid. • Goderich We had •the pleasure of witnessing an eclipse of the moon at the hour of • twn o'clock on Saturday morning last. -. • Mrs! Cram/ is at present in Simcoe the guest of her sister, Mrs.. J. 0, Harrison. Repeat it :—"Shiloh'e Cure will al- waye cure my coughs and cold." THE YOUTH'S COMPANION CAL- • ENDAR FOR 1910. • The publishers ot The Youth's Coni- panion will,- aa always at 'this seas- on, Present to every subscriber whose subscription($1.75) is . paid for 1910 a beautiful Calendar. for, the new year. The picture panel whichsuggests the title "Venetia " f r tl e C 1 da • , n, o 1 a en r . was painted by the famoue marine ar- tist, •Thomas Morari. His Venetian Repeat it 1--!1Shiloh's Cure will al- scene, reproduced in the Calendar by ways 'cure iny, Coughs and collie" -thirteen-color lithography, will be feted well woeth preserving, Ion af- ter e b Good Bkood RPWPIOPPP4"Mi.P" olgoarooPoNislooma Meow wood hosonk and Heed% fIersee Pgrin* has ss soss0Pess44001 ;word as * blood-porifilsta TUS0 soaad14900 outsag iterofule. anew*, onotious, eatarrii, rheurna- tune alseada, Impralowynessa, that tired feeling, elyepoptiia, /ow -of appetite, general elebitttr, ean, bungee up the • whole reeitere. It eireete Its wonderful cares, not eirnply beeeuee It cortkatiaS sareaparine but because it combines the utmost remedial values of more than 20 differ- ent Ingredients, there is no real eube stitute for it. If urged to, buy anY preparation eald to. be "Just as goods you may be sure it is inferior, coots Tess to make, and •yields the dealer a larger profit. Get it today of your druggist., Pre- pared only by C. I. lIood Co., reewein ai'ass„ V. S. A. W. C I3usiness men read this I recently . U. Notes. met the finished article of the liquor trade. He was lying in the gutter. He had no at ; the hat trade was suffering. IDs coat was full of holes; the tailoring trade was suffering. Ile had no Shirt the haberdashery trade was suffering. fle had no stocleings the hosiery trade was euftering. Ile was dirty ; the soap trade was suffer- ing. Indeed I can hardly mention one industry that was not affected by that man's insobriety.—Lie! Jones, M. P. The Future Hopetul.—There are many dark sides to this liquor ques- tion—but there is one very bright side. Its death knell has e•ounded. The past is dark, the nature glows with hope. Tho men of Christendom, after the slumber of ages, have at length awakened and from every- sicle comes, the sound •of battle and. the shout • of victory. In Great Britain drastic legislation has passed the Commons, to be -thrown out hy the Lords, it is true, but the nations is behind it and it wiA- come: In the United States -ever forty reillion of the people are bow living •in no license territory, and in New Brunswick large areas are dry and growing dryer. In Quebec more than half of the municipalities are dry. Tbis wonderful result is to be credit- ed to the firm stand of the Roman Catholic Church against tbe tram? in that province. , In Ontario huresev-t enths is dry. In Manitoba a rauidly growing area, is banishing the bar— and it is no vain hope and God knows no empty boast to say that wIthiw the next decade from the lakes to the mountain's all over those \vendetta plains., there 'VIII be lelt no' open ban to degrade the mantood, le! cresh the womanhocal, to fight the childhood of this God -fevered land. -0. 13. Kenleke side, at Regina. , Citizens of Clinton yeti will soon have an opportunity to help forward UM great movement.. Think 61 the responsibility or your vote. • 1910 is gony • • Press ,Representative W.C.T,U. TORONTO STAR'S NEW IeECORD. . The Toronto Daily Star 'continue's to keep up its remarkable record of growth,: setting a pace .quite Unprece- dented' in the history, .,A Cana- dian newspapers. , During lite. last year. it. has added over 9,000 to • its list of subseribers,and now it has se circulation, of more than 48,090, a figure more ellen 15,000 greater than that of any other Toronto paper, /tor- hing er evening, 'or heth., 11 is hard to realize tied only ten year; age when the present management 'assume. eil control, The k•Itar was at foot ofetbe list with only 6;000 eireula- - tion. While its .1.eompetitors . fleet • been standing still or growing slewly it has. ferged. ahead until lir w it bas a. commanding lead. That rte. • prO• grits continues at an unabated, • rete - indicates that•there is nothing forced or inflated about its growth, but:that it is a healthy natural development, the result of a determinenion to • give - its readers the bestpaper„ combined with the ability and 110,rd work neces- sary to yet the deterMinatiOa ineo ef- fect. The Star eould not hew 15,- 000subseriberS more than eeny. co • - petitor, if it was. net the best' news- paper. ,aa WOMEN'S 'WOES • Clinton 'Women. age Finding Relief at . • Last. • ... . -It does. seem tbat women lia.yo motet than a. fair shareof the aches • and pains that afflict humanity; they Must "keep • up," must attend to duties in spite ef constantly aching backs, or headaches., '• dizzy spells,' bearing -down pains they must Stoop over when to stoop means torture.: They 'must walk and bend and work' with -racking paine and . many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suftering• than any, other organ. of• the body. Keep the kidney well and health is easily maintained. Read of a remedy for kidneys only that; helps and cures the kidneys and is endorsed by people you know. - Mrs, <J. Cook of Joseph Si, Clin- ton, Ont., ;says ; "After suffering with a severe attack of la grippe, my back was -so tender and weak that I could scarcely get around, A ' con- tinual dull, bearing down pain • had settled hi the region of the kidneys and extended around my sides. head -would ache conetantly rind there was often 41, dizzy feeling and spots appearing before my eyes.. I i felt languid and poorly In my geheral health and •altheugh I 'knew my sick - flees had weakened and disordered the kidneys, 5 found nothing to benefit me. I learned of Booth's Kidney' Pills through an advertisement and procuring a box eit Mr. Holmes Inlermacy, commenced treatment. It was a comparatively short time when I had been relieved of the headaches and dizeiness." ,My eyes ocean to ilhar• and werc soon strong anettrell. The pain gradually left my Mick and. sides and 1 etrermiltened. 11 dm very grateful to Booth's Kidney Pills for the speedy relief *en me mid will gladly recommend them." Sold by dealers. Price 50 tents. The It. T. Booth Co. Ltd., Port Erie, Ont., Sole Canahian Agents.. • "My ba,by had a raSh some- thing like eczenia. : It caused the . • child great pain and made it very restless and ill. r.l'he rash pread very ' quickly', and I was at a loss wbat 10 • do next, for all the remedies Itfied failed to give the little one ease. A friend Stronel, advised me to try Zara-Buk, atnd I did. That proved good and gave the baby- ease very quickly. 1 went on with the • treatment, and by the time the third box was used, all 'traces of the rash. had .gone.?. • Se says- Mrs. J. Reeser, of Aurora, and scol.es 61 mothers could make practically the game statement, If youlchild surfers frotu teeth- ing rash, eezettlay chi/firm, or 'any of th a numerous akin troubles to which young childrea are vietirns, apply Zatielluk. m-I3uke has the great merit of being pure. When you put an to cal child's skin it finally ea/mil/to the blood through the pores just 113 surely as if you put it into the child's etomach. So cloal you see .how important it is the balm shouldbe pure 7 .Zarn-Buk is made frotn pure herbal essences. It contains no animal fat, no mineral coloring, no poisonous, burning antiseptic, It Seethes ,quickly, and heals surely. Send us be stamp and we will mail you trial box free, Zans:Bule is n cure for eceenin, ulcers, blood poisotung, abeez.ses, ctits,burnq,cold sores, etc. Wherever.. the skin is injured or dis- eased Zam.Ruk will give case and will teal. All druggists and stores, eo Cents hot, or for price from Zant•Buk Co„ 'rev, outs,. 3 for Sa.23. das.sismosa.mbisommilionwilmumw. .avoarek wInoVvVwv‘Wow,awv•neviA+AAAA/vkioswt"a•vhwAV64, 1 1. 'You hare rict yet visited our new store, one • doer south of Motris,h & Crooks, if not we .respect- fully invite you to call and inspect our complete stock of Jewelely, Silverware, JapanciSe Gods, etc. We can pleaseiyou both in coality and price. it. Conater Sea efer and Bngraver 1 'Oa isgufr of Marriage License's NAAAA.00,0041V4AWA/410VV,A0AMANWAW0MAAWAAMMOokoi