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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-11-24, Page 66 :SOMEWHAT OBVIOUS. (Ottawa Free Press.) Canon Henson, a noted English di- vine, remarked on marrying a promi- sxeaat couple, that without happy &Imes the empire would lose its, es- *mettlul vitality. flood, but a trifle old, Carson !tension. George Bull of Brantford was badly injured when an elevator he was on dropped three stories at the Massey- Harris assey,L a ris works. PLANK FELL ON NIM. Hamilton Man Badly Injured. Reuben Atherton, of 367 Ferguson Awl, Hamilton, an employee of the 'fleet Elevator Co., sustained serious Pa- lmy while at work. A plank fell from as height on to his right foot, crushing badly. He was taken home, where parrs Buk was applied with good re- set Melling his experience of the balm, &,e said: "After the doctor had dressed the damaged foot with some prepara- tion of his own I was in great pain, and as day after day I seemed to get rte relief I lett off medical treatment .ai.nd tried Zara-Buk. From the very lira st application I traced an improve- ment. tam-Buk really seemed to act tike magic, cleaning all the unhealthy metier from the wounds, drawing out aall? discoloration, inflammation and �~txreness; and started healing in quick time In two o weeks the toed foot an o0 were well again. 'Lam-Buk balm •reTraln;y a wonderful healer, and 2 would not care to be without a box in the house. You can use the above ata.tement in any papers, books or pub- lications, as it may lead some other auxtarer to use Zam-Buk and get relief 't did." All workers should keep Zam-Buk. ,handy. Applied to a cutor wound, It ,slops the pain, commences healing, and -what is equally fine -It prevents all possibility of blood -poisoning. Zeal - Bute is equally good for skin diseases. and cures eczema, itch, ulcers, ab- sresses, varicose ulcers, scalp soros, blood -poisoning, etc. It heals cold cracks chapped pP hands, d , fr ost bite; cures piles and all inflamed conditions of the skin and tissue. Fifty cents a box Ceram all druggists andstores, but avoid imitations and substitutes,some cif which are highly dangerous, and gone are beneficial. LONDON, ONTARIO .Business 81 Shorthand SUBJECTS Resident arid Mail Courses Cnta.ozo-s Frce •; 3. \V. \Vcstery i , J. vi 17catervch, Jr.. C.A., Principal. Vice -Principal. THE NES-llECODD'S CUJIIIIINC LIST FOR 1918-11 Much good reading for little money. WEE si 1,s News -Record and Mail and Empire $1.50 ?t ews-Record and Globe ... 1.75 ."iTews-Record and Family Herald and Star with Premium 1.75 News -Record and Witness 1.75 News -Record and Sun 1.75 :Mews -Record and Free Press 1.75 News -Record and Adver- tiser 1.75 News -Record and Toronto Saturday Night 2.30 News -Record and Partner's Advocate 2.25 News -Record and Farnt and Dairy 1.75 "News -Record and Cana- dian Farm 1.75 DAILIES News -Record and Mail and Empire Mows -Record and Globe "Wow -Record and News :.New .1 eco•d and Star ... News -Record and World News-13ee',rd and Morning Free Press 3.25 News -Record and Evening Free Pressj 2.75 .News -Record and Adver- ttiser 3.00 4.25 4.25 2.30 2.30 3.25 .11ONTHLY News -Record and Lippin- cott's Magizine 325 tlf what you want is not in this list let ns know about it. We ran supply you at less than at wouid cost you to send direct. In remitting please do so by Post -office Order, Postal Note, !*press Order or Registered Letter and address. W. J. Mitchell News..Record rr CLINTON onnamansummontommulisitat A Lesson for Apple Growers The apple growers of Ontario have been in convention this week and have been asking themselves the reasotl, for this year's poor yield. The answers tt:nutter down to one thin, namely, lack of proper and suffioieet aprayine. The i'rssoit is not a new ono by any moans, but it has taken such a season as the one just closed to impressthe tact upon some of the growers. •Profitable .apple -growing is depend- rnt upon two tbitlgs. Hirst. the fruit must be of god quality; sean d 1Y , it must reach the market in good condi- tion. Co-operative fruit sotl:eties are tending more and more to look after the second feature, but the first de- pends upotelhe individual grower, the man with a dczen trees, quite as much as the man with a dozen acres of•trees. here is where the matter of spraying comes, i' n, That it pays has been de- w, •.uto!.xa ora :el 3i• I1Tun pa;:neasuouw verthelcss, it has not been carried out as it should be,and the province is lasing thereby. • It is true that spray- ing takes time and is a troublesome job, and must' be done at a • certain period or not at all, but these same conditionsapply to all kinds of farm work. Unless the , farmer recognizes. the proper conditions, he gets no crops of any kind, The fruit industry in Ontario is, therefore, on a 'plane with all other farming industries. If it is to become great, there must be the earnest co-operation of small and greqt growers alike to the end of pro- ducing the very best possible quality of fruit, and that best quality of fruit must conte to the markets of the world in the .best possible condition. When these two ideals are realized there will he among the industries of the provinr•e few indeed . bringing greater wealth to, its people. T11IN IHAIR A LIBERAL OFFER When the hair thins out on the top of the head and the bald spot is g+et ting ready to appear in public, don't get discouraged or irritable. ".lust go. to your Druggist and ask for Parisian `nage hair Tonic. .I -Ie will charge you 50c. for a large bottle but if it does not cause hair to grow where the hair thinning out nothing on this earth will. :1rd we want to say to everybody,' pian, woman and child, that you can have your money back if Persian Sage isn't the best hair grower, Daae° sav- er, hair beautifier and dandruff cure on the market to -day. . -It stops itchin. scalp and falling hair and makes hair grow thick and abundantly. Ail druggists cveryiehere we'll Parisian Sage or .postpaid- : from Thu Giroux Mfg. Co,, Fort Erie, Ont:. See that the girl with the Auburn hair is on every bottle. Sold and guaran- teed by W. S. R. Holmes, • A Straight -Cut Declaration: The following resolution, moved by Thos. Mcl'dfllan and '.aeconded• by 'Peter Kerr, was unanimously. adopted at a meeting of farmers held.. at Sea• forth recently : • "That • we, t• he .; farmers and other citiz •n t sf. o art' U 1 an f P o Huroncounty, having ass nblet1 for the spegial_ pur- pose ofconsidering of the bearing. of the customs tariff of the country as itff ^ c. C� tS farmers. par t cu arty ,. and the large body of con `u � sineis gener- ally, are extre'rnely desirous that sube st.au i i t a reductions- be made in th;; duties upon agHeti ltura I implements and general fain) machinery, includ- ing c' i an g seri gcs,a d waggons; ,and ca r- ria eand waggon material's • n umPs and windmills mtbls s wa ti' t n machines ma g c n s and wringers u as tanned leather, har- ness alness and saddlery ; boots and shoes, and hardware ; that the duties upon cement and coal shoulki be entirely removed, and upon- ' cotton • and woollen goods and general clothing we be- lieve there should .be'substantial re- ductions made in the British preferfee- tial tariff.. "And in view of the favorable ap- proaches alread'p made through Presi- dent Taft and the.Amltrican Govern- ment Locking towards • more favorable trade relations between Canada and the united State, we consider that the Canadian Government, while not sacrificing the' interests of. the Cana- dian people, should bend .their best energies towards securing a favorable, receprocal trade arrangement, a here- by Canadians may have: freer` access to the great consuming markets of the American Republic. "And for the purpose of pressing these matters the more strongly upon the (lovernment, we' hereby direct that a copy of this resolution he. plao,•d in the hands of our sitting member, and that a•delegatiotz .be ap- pointed at this, meeting, to interview the members of the Cabinet, . acting in conjunction with :the deputation • of Western farmers: when they approach the Government in December next." State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County. • Frank ,J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of, the firm of 1'. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State -aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. prank Cheney. Sworn to before me. and subscribed in my presenee, this 6th day of Dec- ember, A. 11. 1886. A. W. (fLE;A;c,ON, Notary Public, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally:, and arts directly on the blond and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free, F. J. CHI'',NEY & CO., Toledo,'). Sold by all druggists, 75e. Take Hall's Family Pills for con- stipation, John Murphy, brakernati, was killed at Ilrid eburg under the wheels of a train. About Stray Cattle.. This is the time of the year 'that cattle wander off and a publication of the laws regarding Stray cattle would not be '.amiss. The laws of Ontario on this matter are ver definite. In cases where cattle run at large and wander onto the premises of one who is not their owner, there are the two courses to pursue. So Soon as an animal is found on a man's. premises he may drive it to the pound and notify the clerk of the municipality, which will attend to its release or i s- position, or he may secure it on his premises and retain it while lie is complying with statutory require- ments for its dispett:tion, which are these: he must first publish a notice of the presence of such beast on his property and keep the same running, for three. consecutive weeks. If the owner fails to claim the animal itd custodian must keep it for two months and if the value Weeds twenty dollars it must be sold and aftier all expenses of harboring and sale which must not exceed twenty dollars, have been de- ducted, the balance must be handed to the treasurer of the municipality in case the lawful owner of the animal has not in the meanti:•me been found. If the value of the animal is• below twenty dollars it becomes the proper- tyt:of the pian on whose premises it strayed after he has properly adver- tised its presence. When an animal is claimed and expenses of pasture and feeding are determined, the law makes provisionagainst exorbitant charges. Any person harboring an - finals which are " not his own and does not advertise their presence is liable lei prosecuition, when a heavy fine may be imposed by the justice of the peace, Cut this out and save it, Many school children suffer from constipation, which is often the cause of scenting stupidity at Lessons, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine to give a child, for they are mild and gentle in their effect, and will c}ire even chronic constipation. Sold by all druggists. ` Distribution of Seed Grain and Potatoes. of Agriculture a distribution is being anade this season of samples of sup - wide sorts of grain and potatoes. to Canadian fanners for ilio improve -Intent of seed. The stock for distribution has' been secured mainly from the Ex- perinientallt'arms at Indian ):lead, 5ask:, : Brandon, Man., and Ottawa, Ont.. The samples ecnsists of oats, spring wheat, barley, field pens', In, .dian coni • (for ensilage only), and po- tatoes. The quantity 0f oats sent is 4 lbs., and- of wheat or barley. 5. lbs,, sufficient in each ease to sow one itwen= tieth of an. acre. The samples of In- dian corn, peas and potatoes weigh 3 Ls each: A quanttty of .each of the following . varieties'. has .been .secured for this distribution:- • Oat's,--Banirer, • Abundance, Danish Island, Wide Awake, 'Thousand Dol- lar, UnprovedLigewo-all white var- ieties. . Wheat. Red varieties:- es-1Marquis is and Early Rcd Fife (early • beardlesd'sorts of high baking strength), • Rod ... I rte (beardless), Proton dad. Heron (ear- ly, bcalded Wi tc v tic 5 -Whit c rife (beardless), Bob s rax beard - leas). •1 � aro e ' i- s' 1 . c s) Barley.--Six-rowed : ';1lru,- sues Manchu uta t (a ore i n rent .� Ios - ry). -Two-rowed : ;Standwell and In - vi ci ' blc n ,.. Field � ,. Flcld .cas.-•- I Althill' . and rtalaen Vint: • . Indt' an 'Co n (tor c s'Ilag ). Early sorts : • Angel of. elidniglit, Compton's Early and Lot,g1ellow. ;Later variet- ies : ,Selected Learning, Early Masto- don, lMasto •don, and white Cap Yellow Dent. Potataes.-Early varieties: Roches- ter Rose, and Irish Cobbler. Mediums to late varieties : Gold Coin, Car- man No.:1, and Money Maker. The later: varieties are, as a rule, more productive than the earlier. kinds. Only .one sample can be sent t!.i each applicant, • hence if an individual re- ceives a sample of oats he Cannot alan. receive one of wheat, barley, peas,. In- dian corn or, potatoes. , Applications on printed cards or sheets, orlists • of names from one individual, or ap- plications for more • than one sample for one household, cannot be enter- tained. The samples will be sent free of charge through, the mail. Applications should be addressed to the Dominion Ccrealtst, Experimental Farm„ Ottawa, and may be sent in. any time from the 1st of Decudnber to the 15th of February, after which the lists will he closed, so that the sam- • pies asked for may be sent, out in good time. Applicants should mention the variety they prefer, with a second Sort as an alternative. Applications will be. filled in the order in which they are received, so long as the supply of seed lasts. Farmers are advised to applyearly to avoid possible disap- pointment, Those applying for Indian corn or potatoes should bear in mind that the corn isnot usually disturbed until .1nri1, and that ,potatoes cannot he nuailred until danger from frostin transit is over. No postage is require ed on . i'nail matter addressed to the %expei,inenta1 Parte Ottawa. WM, SAi3Nf* RS, nireetar of 1 xperhnental Farms, Ottawa. Lame back comes on suddenly, and is extremely painful. It is caused by rheumatism of the muscles: Quick relief is afforded by applying Cham- berlain's Lihinient. Sold by . all druggists. Mr. Asquith in the House of Coln - mons announced that unless the House of Lords passed the veto bill without amendinent Parliament would be dis- soised ort November 28th, Clinton Newa-Record AND WE'VE GOT TO WEAR THEM (Montreal Herald.) New is lovely woman knitting silk thread into Christmas neckties that look like a section of a flour -sifter, MAKES HAIR GROW. W. A. McConnell has an invigator that will make hair grow or money back. The time to take care of your hair is when you*have hair to take care of. If your hair is getting thin, . grad- ually falling out, it cannot be long before the spot appears.: The greatest remedy to stop the hair from falling is SALVIA, the Great American Hair Grower, first discovered in England. SALVIA fur- nishes nouristnent to the hair roots and acts so quickly that people are amazed. A large bottle for 50 cents. TIII CHANCE OF THE SEASON. . Two Acquaintances. Worth Cultivating, From now until May., 1st, 1911, The Daily Mail and Empire and our own paper for 12 months. The two together for the respective periods stated wall be sent to any individual address, by• mail only, in Canada- (Toronto and suburbs excepted) for $1.25. Now this is the chance of the season, and during a ,particularly newsy period of this year and next, in which The Mail and Empire will be especially iin- tereating, while our own paper will contain a maximum local record all the time, with the combination stub- scriptien, as. the above price indicates, at the least nominal rate. The Sessions of the Dominion and Provincial Parliaments, the Municipal l•.lections of Town and Country, many of the most important public functions and eonventeons, will be covered and - recorded. We want more people in this , pro- gressive district to become regular subscribers to our paper, as by doing so they indirectly co-operate, with its in advancing the welfare of the, coin- munity, and if a mutual acquaintance like' theMail ani and Empire will serve to introduce us to new patrons, we feel that the consequent . association,' as , reader of both papers from now to next May, will lead to a permanent and valued friendship for as all. • • Send • Order. To The Office Of . • .This Paper. , - A Census -of. Manufacturers On first of Julie, next year ,a census will be taken of the , manufactures of• Canada. It will ascertain the capit- al. employed in:,vorks in 1910, foget- er with the value of land, buildings andplant,the kind or class of pro- ducts, e to las, P ducts, of the works by.quent•ity , or number of finishedarticles and their value in the year.. . These statistics wilt relate generally to factories em- ploying five hands ormore during the year, but in such. industries as . flour and grist mills, brick :merles, saw and shingle mills;. electric light and pow- er plants, and a few others where. the value of products is large in prop e r - t(on toth number. of persons employ- ed m Iay- cd returns wi 11 be required ed wlih tit .re- gard r .gard to the number 0f employees, The employees 'of work will include manag- ers, s a oa superintendents, ttndeats etc:, ori t - les: ..officers, cic •ks i etc:, on salaries t nrratives or workers classed as aver and under.16 years on wages; and pied: -workers employed outside of .the. .works... Salan'e wages. ., ge and payments toall officers ti'ce. � employees o sand wily be entered on the schedule for the cen- sus yeas' by sex; and' will include the. aggiegate weeks employed in the year, `average . hours of working, time per weeks and aggregate wages, paid. to them in the year. . The aggregate weeks of time and the aggregate wag- es paid will refer:to the -whole body of employees for the year, while the average hours of working time will refer to an average computed ,.for . all eniployeos in the year for one' week only. l'or piece -workers outside of the *arks the :statistics are required to show by sex. the aggregate pay- inents made to • this class in the year, and also the aggregate value of their products: The power employed in the works will show the number and horse power of steam, gas and gaso- line enginese wader tt^heels and elec- tric motors, as well as the, power sold to or bought from other public or private companies:' Tlie fuel , used at the works will show the quantity of coal, wood or, other , fuel 'and .its val- ue laid down at the works, including transportation and duties: The coal will be classified by: measure to show whether . .•it, is foreign •or • Canadian. Custom work andraw materials will be .reported by kind or class, and en- tries will be made to show, amounts received in the year for custom work and repairs; and the cost • value of raw or partly finished materials used at the works. •The kind or class of products of the works 'in 1910 will be entered by separate name ifmore than one .is made, the quantity or number of each f,'hished article and the value. of separate products in the year. The aim of this record isto show. the ex- tent and variety of manufactures inn each provinee and district; but it will be understood that the statistics as compiled and publisthed will give away no records of individual business. To- tals will be published only where three or more industries of a class Or kind are reported. Alt information here referred to toil! be collected by enumerators ort sehedule No. 9. The census of the dairy industry, re- lating to the production of butter, Cheese, eream and Condensed Will be taken, on se'Ttedtile No. 32, and will show foto each kind of product its quantity and soiling value, and the quantity of milk and cheese used for conversion at the factories, the num• her of patrons, and tate amount of money distributed to them in the year. Archibald Blue, . ., C°hief Officer. 1IOW TO SOD'III THEM. (Buffalo Express.) "What do you do when your 'wife cries?" asked the younger man. "Do you have to give in to her?" "No," said the older roan. "Clive her soma: money." The Origin of the Harvester. To the Editor of The Globe: By the iteczi in tt zecent issue uf The Globe, ra•- the inventor of the leaping wecbine, one is to believe that Robert McCorm- ick wart the inventor tttei•eof in loft. Now.1 chem flute neither be nor his sou (iyrua sbould have the credit of that wonderful invenctolt, because in 1841 the late Rev. Patrick .bell of the Established (!burgh of Scutla,.d, Carta - 311e, Fotfarr•hirt,, obtsiued is prentiun. trout the kiighland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. It is eowewba,t remarkable that this machine . btu! continues to he the neat of the .kind 5n0 promises by the aid of swine im- provement's, womb, however, Uo out Affect the pricipal, ultimately .to triumph over all Its rivals, 1 quote the lollowing from $hackie SG Son's popul tr Lncyciopedta publi,it. ed in 18e1;- it (the machine) cut the corn (grain) with shears by means ot. lturizentnl row of fixed blades, sharp on both sides, beueath which, as the , machine is driven fur•waid by horsee, another row of similar cheats In mad': to oscillate, their edges cutting right and left with thotie above thaw. ('this principle is still retained in the Ate Cot -mica wachir.eJ. 11 is well klIOwrt that !felt's machine has been wouder- t udly inipruvet:I by ale Cor•tisiek and oth ere, Nur an tat.ce, a not:cable improve merit on ifeti's is that ttie machine is nuw drawn by hui'eee instead tit bn• fig pushed.. it is well known that the Americians at e• great inventors, but also it is well knuen that nuttily of •.hem have claim ed credit tor tuveiitiuna to which they have no right, For Instance,, the app - immune tit steam to ship navigation. And twiny °'bets. lieiwg.•ttuav i,u the verge of My 87th year 1 sin oideneugu to remember of tate people in ucotcaaud speaking of .vlr..I3e,1't3 ivo ti1ec•IOlt invention. His met:htue a was uper•ated on the first treat uii a filial owned by his knottier either nu the Out,e of tiowrie or in Mid- hsthortu near Edinburgh, I have for- Matta' which. • If your take a few doses of . FIG PILLS All I3acicache and Distress :from Out a of - Order I{idneys or. Bladder Trouble - will vanish, and you will feel fine. Lame 'Back, Painful Stitch-. vs„ Rheumatism,Nervous Icadaclte, ' Dizzieness, Sleeplesn.ess, Wornout: Sick Feeling and other'sympto:is of Slug- gish, Inactive Kidneys and Liver dis- appear.. Smarting, - Frequent t'i:ina- tion and. Bladder Trouble ends. FIC I PILLS go at once to -the disordered 1 Kidneys, IJladcler and •l;rinary Sys teal and 'complete a cure- before yam, linow it. . . ,- - At liT c (. a n n c• l l;s ante, store a t«, i c a boxone o ar•fire for .dollar. The Noble Work- of- Child Saving... . -Stratford Beacon :The'mostimport- ant event of the week in the city' wes the annual meeting. of the Children's tAl D and Humane Society. It must b e gratifying tr every lover of his toce to ser . s the renewed interestwhich i, � being taken .in chis noble work of child saving, an interest which it is Lo be hoped wen -never -he allowed again ' to flag. The visit of Lie ienant-Ci - aroar Gibson and 4 r. dJ . Kelso, , Piv i :il bi er' tpncln •ot Neglect ed and dPpr ndent Children, bnctitrt. n with the xnnal meeting will .no doubt . giv s r t � vel • •'t r t work • teeth r.im ecu.. But t; e u P there is a reflex action ..•in- connection which 'a n n' ben. het i, not t overlooked. The t� 1 visit of these gentlemen tinder .sueh 71 till F -I p'wIP Ad - possible h t s i .cu e s ole i pP P r p si . the tenewed interest in the work. A few yeers agon even their Dre• - ene. Mr. Ream did come .at times, would not have stirred- to sueh en• ttivaiststn es was manifested on Thurs. day. This visit in return willspur the officers to renewed exertion for bum. anity in the form of neglected children in whom are held, past experienca proves, the possibilities; •of milking gond And •useful citizens, . assets of more value' then the• fine tigriultera! lands of Ontario, the broad prairesof the west, the fish that stock. our, north- ern wilds, or the minerals that are to he found in variou' parts of the Doun- inion Much of the 'success of the Children's ' • Aid Society in the past year is due to . the euerg tic and capable agent, .Rev. Hugh Ferguson., He possessess • splendid qualifications fora work which . quires special aptness. He is enthus, iai.tir, and• hence communicates his enthusiasm. He has large sympathy for children, without .which no, man retold besuccees itt staff .a wok. He has been the soul of the work and fes he continues to .snake it kilewn and . to evert himself in its behalf greater .suc- cess will result and greater work will. he accomplished. Not the least irnport- ant incident in connection with the work of the past year has been so gen erouslof fer of a Stratford gentlern an to donatea site for a children's Borne now modified to a proposal to erect a dwelling whieh.t:an be utilized as a shelter at a reduced price: MIRACULOUS RESULTS IN DUNMMCAN, Cis. GIN PILLS Brought Roller "I suffered untold misery even when under treatment from the best doctors for over ten months, and nothing seemed to do ane any, good or relieve my painful condition. sly trouble was Inflamma4 tion of Kidneys and Bladder. I finally determined to go to the Victoria Hospital, Halifax ,for treatment. Two days, however, before my intend- ing departure, u neighbor culled and happening to have a GIN PILL fit' his pocket, insisted on my taking it, I did so and six hours after taking it, the results and benefits I derived were simply nothing mote or less than mimes 'Mons. Instead of going to the hospital, I sent for a box of GIN PILLS with the result that Sam a cared roan. I recotn- mend 'GIN PILLS to everyone suffering • from Kidney Trouble." • /,Mmes 14.ecPseekSoN. Take GIN PII.T.S on our positive guarantee that they will cure you or money promptly refunded. goc.-a box 6 for ,$a 5n -sent on receipt of price if your dealer does not handle ('.IN PILLS. Sample box free if you write us. National Drug and Chemical Co., Dept. A. Toronto, 62 November 24th, 1910 Builds youup and makes you strong How do you feel to -day P ` Not quite right? Energy a little below standard -not strong enough to make much exertion? NYAL'S COD LIVER COMPOUND is what you need. Don't get frightened about these words "Cod Liver." You'd never know it from the taste. It's a real tonic, containing cod liver extract, extract of malt, wild cherry and hypophosphites-- a. .splendid combination. The cod liver extracts. build you up -so does the extract of malt. The wild cherry soothes the bronchial tract and\ the hypophosphites supply phosphorusto the nervous system -just the thing it needs. And the taste is pleasant. As an all 'round tonic, strength restorer and body-builder you'll find nothing better than Nyal's Cod. Liver Compound -so why look further? You will be pleased. The price is One Dollar. Anything you buy with the Name will give you entire satiisfacti o n., Sold and guaranteed by - ,n„ W, S. R. Holmes, W. A. McConnell. J. E. Hovey CLINTON HURON COUNTY' appeniogs North Printing are always noted in THE NEWS -RECORD Invest your spare cash in Huron and Erie Debentures and .• get 4 per cent. Per annti m inter- est er- est instead of 8 'per cent. allowed on • Savings Account's. The security is guaranteed by Assets of over $12,500,000. Huron and Erie Debentures are Issued. for sums of :$100 and upward; for terms of one year or longer;- Write for Debenture Booklet, which gives futi particulars. • xoRox,\ ,., \•moi i / r ' Assetser .v - o 12600000 Paid-up Capital - $1,900,000. Reserve . - - - $1,800,000 Huron • & Erie &" Savings. Company Incorporated 1864. 442 Rlehmond St., ,x,ondon, 366 Talbot St., St: Thomas.: •' 2.4 . o Leading Fam111 eef1ies for 20c sawitionseensEntenstenimesowiwamemoso For the small sum of 20c we will send to any _ ad- dress in Canada to Dec. 31st, 1910. The News-Record,Clinton and the . Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal. fir T�e ,NeWs'r R.ecOrd and the Weekly Mail and Empire Each ,excels in its field, The .News -Record as a County ind Family newspaper. 20c pays the hill. IN REMITTINcI ADDRESS J 1' 'CEEL l . cws-Record' -Clinton