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The Clinton News-Record, 1907-01-31, Page 7TWENTY-FIVE YEARSSUCCESSFUL RECORD MOHBY ca a buy advertising space, but it can't buy a quarter century's successful record of wonderful and • almost rairacWone cum of the most difficult and intricate cases of throat, lung and stomach troubles. Such is rsychine's record. Thousand's of mules given up_ by leading docters as hopeless and incurable have been quickly and per- manently cured by Psychine. .is .an remedy for coughs, colde, bronchitis, prieumema, consumption, indigestion, lose of appetite -end-all warning diseases. • - "My son had a terrible cough and was wasted to a shadow. Doctors said he could nfotlive. He used IVY - chine, iteured.him."-Mm. J. Bang- er, Brockville. _. " After taking MOO worth of Pay - chine my lungattre weals* life is 'again worth liring."-MXr• inch- alsicr eottfs,re nCoviit'w,347oRTind as a heft after using'Bryeldne."-H. Robbins, Bridgeburg, Ont . "Pity -chine saved my life." -A -Wal- den, 7 Cornwell St, Toronto. 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It tells a lot of things about heat- ing that are worth knowing. 4 4 4 196 DUNDAS ST., LONDON. 044-44+-4441444Thliiriir44440 3033-444400.4-334440.9 Section of Buck's • Leader Combination Heater The WM. STOVE CO., LInalted Brantford airlieseeni Winalpeg • iladand CLINTON ROSS' FURS Manufacturers, Importersmand Retailers * • Our Method of Doing I3usiness • We set aside friendship in bushier, and try to meet every buyer on honest ground, treating all alike, and standing on our work, `which means notch in the Fur business. natural Canadian , Choice Natural Bark Mink Ruffs . . ... $23.00 to $5000 Choice Nit tura' Dark Mink Throw Sea rfs ... 32.50 to 50.00 Choice Natural Dark Mink Stoles 42.50 -to 105.00 Choice Natural Dark Mink Muffs ..... • 27.50 to 01.00 Ryer y article guaranteed as represented. • Highest PricaPaid for Raw Furs. / - • • z The. News.Reeord. THE GREATER CANADA POWER PRESIDENT'S PROPHECY OF CHEAPER . POWER. Maj. -Gen, F. V. Greene of Buffalo Speaks Eloquently of Canada's Rapid Rise In Wealth, Population and National 'mportance-Public Demand the Cheapest Possible Power and Preservation of Falls, "It ia not alone' izi manufae- tures-that cheap power will prove 7-iiiKriertage-aiii,': tint a1B in ' Uglitz ing, possibly in heating, and cer- tainly in many domestic uses, not alone in the great cities, but in the villages and on the farms. . t believe the day is- ot far distant When practically ry house in Ontario- Within 2 miles •of the Niagara River will 0 lighted by electricity supplied by the power of the great cataract. It will be running the sewing machines, the churns; the lee -cream freezers, the ventilating fans, the house pump, the knife -cleaner and sharpener, the dieh-washing,, machine, the clothes -wringer- and other -parts of 'the laundry;and a host of other domestic utensils not yet invented, but much thought about at the present, time ,hy amultitude et in- ventors." -Gen. Greene of Buffalo to Toronto Empire Club, Maj. -Gen. Francis V. Greene of,13nf- falo, a man of national reputation in the United Sta.tes as an author, mill- tary expert; and public official, ad..' dressed a large attendance of the mem- bers of the• Empire Club of Toronto at hmcheon the other day ort the sub- ject of Niitgara power. Gen. Greene is presiffent of the Niagara Construction,' . Co. and of the Ontario &.Niagara.' MOW te7regitItite Mid *e MIMI Uta die- EWLIBERAL LEADER tribution of Niagath ra power rough- N out the Province of, Ontario. Two Countrlee Not Apart.. P "In the United Stateathe Main ob- ' GeO. P. Prbhabni, M. P.P.,: BrOOK. jest has seemed to be to preserve the Valls, and in Ontario, to distribute the • • Ole. by UnaniMoUS ChOlOe. power from the Fallei and yet, after all, I do not believe that 1 the two countries are seriouely apart. I be- Editor Accepts With the 00ndition That Party Throughout Province in Ontario in favor preoerving the lieve there is lust asninch sentiment of Falls, in csee they are in any clanger, • May Act as They Please -Ontario as there is in the Visited States; but Surplus Totals $300,000, With Rove - from better knowledge of the facts nue of $7,000,000eePrernler Whitney they do not believe that the Falls are. Announces Large Grant to Scheele, in any danger . of, injury from any works new, -in progresa.or contemplate , ._Toronto, --JIM:- '29. --George . Any ed. In the United states I . believe Graham M; 1'. P. for Brockville, was there is a eentiment.eo strong as -that. selectect-by--the Liberal eaucas--of the- --iii.....Canada in laver of diotributing, local House yesterday as leader of the the power as cheaply and as :widely party for the present session, as possible," • He believed, that the United States Mr. Graham's Career. Mr, Graham was born *March 31, Congress would adopt the views of the is at F•ganville„ Renfrew . County, International' •Waterways Commission, looks rather distinguished, with sit, rather over medium height and whichlas Made specific recommenda- He is tione as to the diversion of water, and very hair and the urbane expression ate.ted the arnOunt which could not of .a suceessful newspaper- man. His be exceeded, without the :possibility of injury ‘to, Atio . appeeeeem of the first • counter in the provincial Bad was against Premier Whitney in Dun - :\Falls' Importance to Ontario.• • went to Brockville -to edit and manage . • Dun- das. That was in e891, In 1893 he "Of the importance of Niagara pow- The Recorder. Previously he had held el to Ontario," he continued, "there newspaper positions in Morrisburg 'can :hardly be ' any question. It is impottiitit to Now York State, but New ville .seat and in 1902 doubled his and Ottawa. In 1898 he won the Brock- York is comparatively close. to the coalfields and has no duty to pay on first majority of 188 votes. In 1906 coal. 01 the. importance of power it - he lost the. •Advantage, but retained self there is It the' seat, He has been chairman of even less question. is the finidamental prime mover of Public accounts committee and for three months in 1904 followed J. R. modern civilization. The• only source . of- it is the sun's energy, which has Stratton as Provincial Secretery. "Sunny Ways" 11. formation of coal- tind,...oiLand „gas, . Mr. Graham is a good speaker, ready • • been manifested: in the past in,. the is now manifested in the tides and the andwittyand always good-humored. winds, and in the future will be chief- . His reputation in every respect is . limmaculate., He is . a general fitvore y utilized in the energy of falling .disdov- ite and with' a clear-eyed smile of water, thanks to the recently much sweetness exerts great personal ered uses of electricity. The use of the . of -falling water is as old as . magnetism. He is interested in amse energy history itself, but until:near- the hie, T tour sport, hockey,. lacrosse, baseball, ginningof thepresentcentury its ap- football and rowing claiming hire tie s( . officer or. patron • in the . Brockville yardfrom the spotwhere the water . - • • • ' . . • : - plication was limited.to a few hundred clubs He is a Methodist, a Freepeason arl Co„Power. . and as • such his remarks 'fell. Now by converting .the hydrau- . e. in regardtothe necessity 'and import- lie energy into electricity and by put- has been grand mastet. 'Of the A..0. of Ontario. In 1882 he married ante of Obtaining for the' people of ting in that electricity,. an enormous U.W. this province in the. cheapest possible • pressure. or voltage the power can be. Miss. Carrie, daughter of Nelson -.manner a supply of power from Nia- transmitted at least two hundred miles SouthworthMorrisburg, and has two , sons. His father was Rev. W. FL gars have authoritative .weight. thadvantam. and if the electrical art ; • Stormont CountY, and his The first portion of Gen. Greene's'. progresses. as Much in the next ten Graham of. ' Mother Eleanor Stephenson, from the discussion of the. tibjeots. of the Em- it will be feasible to transent it 500 address was devoted to a thoughtful • years as it has in the last ten years pire Club and the pro tible future of ' iniles.. • • . . -1. , , -• north of- Ireland. . , Canada and its . ations to Great . What Cheap reefer Will 'Do. . ..received congratulations, by wire from Among other Messages Mr. Graham tailahie..regard .to the. advantages: of :' the Brockville Liberal •Associatien. Britain and the nitedeStates. • ' ' "To come- down somewhat :to de- . this power for' Ontario; Ieneed onlyHas Prernier's Good'.Wishes. • • •International Relations. ' . • • .: the speaker, "to study these problems say that 'Ontario owns the northern • HPourseemlyerestWie hdlatyneys.pookn.rlosMiins tole, "It behoeyes my countrymen?'• said • - be their attitude tciward their neigh- • bank of the Niagara- River-, -an'd that : . friend. who has become leader ,of the bor on*.the north, destined. so soon to • Niagara power cim be generated and Opposition. We on this side - wish him . with some care and decide What .is to-. shore of Lake Erie and the*western be the equal in wealth and 'popula- distributed throughout all that portion: .all the personal comfort and setistric- tion of A. great nation. I think the. of Oeterio Which lies betWeen Toronto tion and everythi, he may desire in attitude of the United States ;towards . and Windsor', at a•cest less than power that resPect.' • - .. , . • .. - Canada,_ has, in the past, not been.. „I_6- r-, • en, be pi -educed by steam. :To what Apart from Hon,' G. P. Graham's wise. There. WAS a time 20 years ago L* extent you Will use it is. for. your Man; . - 0 an extraaosvu,monotitieo of eOrpsp oasninitnnal:thadeenrt. .rurtael. • when by the exercise of proper tact ufacturero • themselves - to. . say. .0f • pfublic" seheOlSa,241.ret , cF.aar.ligisi -we :Might have ',secured the Canadian .' Ours-% power is not the only .element worthy in the Legislature Yeaterdayi Market almost as Completely as .our , 4'ilL the . cost of Matutfacture. -Labor, The . galleries were ' sparsely fille 11 own • Market,. ,As . matters stand now, . raw , material, and transportation arel. 3.25 , when the House opened a • Canada, has na favors to ask of any- eaoh inore impottant, I believe, than . sonic minutes were oecepied-Wth the am. , it has been said that British,. . tant .eleriaent: 'in ordinary manisfao. ' Act.; : . 7 . . ' Peti"litatilaTUniCi al *.rils t pthe, one, either • oii this side"'of the Atlan•-• „power as elements of cost, but the ., presentation ,of . tic or on .the other. . As to Great Brie pinver is, nevertheless; a very impor.- . obnoxious clause 660 in e sovereignty in Canada existo ohlY ` so _tures Lhelieve a saviflg. of, say, ozie-' ''' . 8..urPlu. s $3°°'°°°' . . , . . . . • perhape; in .view of the loyal- .feeling saving :of from:. 5 per cent. to 15 per ; i.- ...k vehminary vote On the ,estimates long as it is • not exercised, and, while . half. in. the: cost of power means a Ward '*ur mother country, yeti Might. ducte.in the electro-chernioal' indus--,J .,0q5i0,00 0 w as -passed ' through coin» „how - existing.' throughout Canada to- cent. in the out of the .finished pro-• • mit tee. . to ecknowledge . the..: truth., of . tries, • such as. atuninium, calcium car- 710;e1I.,:Fereuscin (Grenville ) moved aide - carburunduine soda -ash • nitro- that'Rouse "thank his honor for &nous:products,. and the reduction. of , i . the gracious speech his..hopor address-. • • such - a -statement,- yet I •think :that-. • - • Gov - tion a practical you' Will : flu& ' this statement not fa,r wrong. • ' ,. certain metals, a ted.uction of one-half , ed to us.". He• spoke for 35 minutes in. any 'matter Which bringp..the cfu'ep-• ,. - ' . he....price.. .61 .. power . means ..a.• re-. I. and eraperted the 'news that the ..GoVe duction of possibly. 40. per cent. m enneent surplus would be over $800,, the cost of the finished product, Cer- 000; the reVetitte' being. in . the ;neigh- . • ' Determine Our Own Future. . " j'a: • whether it is to .be in a Consolidation., ..tain industries of• • this last named borhoed of $7,000,000. T -he prosperity ohicultileexGceoevdeetndmtehnetexapnect hae-. , . "Just .what your .future is to be,. of the British- gmeire, or in absolute 'class require the very. cheapest' pow:, congratulated them on having lived lot°. neeOntarioven independence as a great nation, or in. en, .and cannot stand the costof trans- .• : within their income. He then took up seine .alliance with your powerful and; • mating. it. For. such indastriEM spe-: ' the asanous topics. mentioned. in. the still growing neighbor to the south, I cial facilitie's -And artirtintagesare speech from the throne -anct'discassed 'do .net. undertake to: say; but ' of this present in,. that portion of Ontario be- theta briefly, •• ' • • ' ••• .• ' ': •• I am ,sholtstely Ottani, and that iii, :,tWeene the Weiland Canal and the • • A handicap to ' Farrners: . by .y. you t :have reached : he la . ke .naVigation arid 'five lines Of .' Donald Sutherland (South •Oeferde ourSelves; that Abet your future will :be determined Niagara River, having the benefit of ' ' the . Position where you are absolute trunk . railroads, and, power at 'a . price • . Who seconded the motion, speke with masters of your ,Cavii destiny. • As. you almost unrivalled for- cheapness. ' ' • e • . • • greater fluency. perhaps, *and -evidently . work it out and as . you grow. greater ' Whate.Electrieity ...Will Do. . .• II 'd the usual corn - year by year I think we, in the.:O•nited.plitnents and procaeded. to voice the States; will have the same- feeling. of . at te • •• coniplaint,o1-,the farmers for want of n .o er industries, such . as agri- 'skilled help.* They were all handicap - respect and admiration: for yew. that hardware,' textile fabrics, steel andiron . migrants of this class must be en - pad on this account, and skilled im- cultural implements,,boots • and shoes. - one strong, self-reliant. self-respecting works, the price Of power is a leas ..couraged from Great Britain. The Do: , man has for another, that your growth, . important' factor,' and the high:less can minion spent -$942,000 on this work,. although .politically -and eommethially independent of us, .• 42 1-2 per cent. of _ cannot -but, he eee 'stand -the -cost of transmission-te the -and-Ontario paid- . such t te point where oindustries 'are . al- - the Dominion revenue.. They had a vantageous to nee and thain spi. a tariffs- Which. now and probably... ready developed; . as they are at so ,' right to some return, and the class of forthe a long 'time will diVide. ue your Many points. in Ontario, ratherthan men sent by the booking..agerits was growth must lead to a large trade with And. moving down th the vicinity of to stand the Cost of. pulling. up stakes • not what. was Wanted. Ile had heard. us and • that with the constantly ,f -in- little but approval of the Government; thN' ' - • school measure of last session; he e that cheap power will prove advan- -prithied the . administration of the Xt. is not • alone- in .manufactures , ship which cannot fail to be of the in heating, and :certainly in Many ""possibly . -••. colonization .; roads; . declared the • " t CouncilsAct had created en- tageous, but also nilighting, 'domestie uses,not alone in the great thusitism--(applause)-and waxed elo- highest, mutual advantage." . . . • , Nieriara Power Possibilities. .., eitiee, but in 'the Villages and on the ': quent•over cheap electric power. Turning to . the • question of Niagara • .farms.e I believe the day is . not fat Mr. .Graham moved the ad)ourn- ment- of the debete.A11_,Tuesday.. power, he. noted that' now the street distant when practically.eery .ho' vise. - • • Teronto on the west were operated by, Niagara River will be lighted by dee- Russia Withdraws Its 'Troops. . cars of Syracuse on the east and cif. in Ontario without 200 miles • of tha ' •Niagara newer; and between. these tttro tricity supplied by the power of the St. Petersburg, .jan. 06 -The Ruse points,. distant 250* mithe from:- each great ca.taract. It will be ru . 'rig the ' siiin government has decided to with -- other :as the wires run, a variety . Of sewing 'tnitchineEi; the • churns, the ice • draw. its troops frOm Manchuria im- industries in the. way' of light, heat cream freezers, -.the ventilating fans, mediately ,.lestead• of awaiting this and power were dependent on this . the house Pump, the knife -cleaner and date, April 15; fixed by the Russo - mighty force. - sharpener, the dish -Washing machine, .japanese agreement.. The Governments Oe his own side of the river public !Of Chitin and Japan have been noti.- .opinion in regard to Niagara" Seemed ' the clothe's-wringer and Other parte of , fled of the decision, and of the stein' the laundry, and a host of other -dor to have crystalized' into the cry, Save"mastic utensils not yet invented, but already taken hy Aussie, assueing the the Falls." On the Canadian* side the .1nUch. th - h • t ou 1 t t conipletion of the evaCuation. at an early date.. ' 7. Victorious Thro' Merit OXYDONOR triumphs througa merit - for years it, has heenl the life guard of • more than a 'pillion persons, It is the emhodittidnt of the kighese law knotvn to human scierog..--bcit is concentrated the experience of the greatest scientist of the name eleM4111:011Otaractiareat age. A lahor of love for humanity. • No other agency for health has so many faithful fdends-hone other deserves so many. OXYDONOR instils new life into We eyetetn; regene ates, reinvigorated and Vitalizes every organ into the proper diseharge the functiob for which Nature intended them. Its use brings vigorous health veith all the physical activity that makes life worth living. No matter what disease you have this is the on.ly natural cure for it. There is no danger, no pain, no doctor nee Medicine in using OXYDONOR. It win last a lifetime and serve the whole family. Send today for book No. 53, inailed free. Write us a description of of your case. NERVOUS PROSTRATION. : HEART TROUBLE. ----- -Mr. E. Graham, 82 Robinson St., Toronto, r"---UMet. 1- ''1 herehy certify that I have used Oxydonor No. 2 for more that) .4 year for nervous prostration end heart trouble. I feel now: fully restored to health, and- from careful observa OM I have no hesitation in Saying that my complete recovery is entirely due to the apglication of Ogydonor," ,ww.v.49113112111 . RHEUMATISIVI. • ,Mr. Johr Martin, Arnim -jot,' Ont,. Can.- . writes Fehrtraey 14th, 1901: - 'After seven months' use of Oxydonor. I'have been greatly relieved and almost entirely eared of i lieumatism frotn which I have sulfered for forty years. I gained ten pounds while using Oxydonnr. 1 am, seventy eight years of age. Winilti not In' withoitt Oxydonor for any money." Beware of 0 'germs and FreitsIent Imitations. The Genuine has t1.0 name of "Or, I . Salons Si Co,.'' pr, July stamped in its metal parts. iti DR. II. SAM E & .00 404 S. CATHARINE ST. WEST, MONTREAL . ,..• 5 creasing facilities for communication • and intercourse there will be. a con- stantly increasing inthrisey and, friend - cry seemed to be Transmit and de- liver the white coal at the lowest pore Bible price," He believed that the so- lution to these two problems was now being worked out. Sentiment In the States'. "In the United States," the speaker wept on,. "public sentiment has found expression hi the Britton bill adopted in Congress on June 29, 1906,.assert- ing the paramount rights of the Unit- ed States against •the rights of the State of New York and. the riparian owners in the waters of the Niagara River; expressing the determination to control the navigation of the river, protect the integrity 'of the frontier and preserve the beauty 'of Niagara Palls, and thereupon forbidding the diversion of water on the American . side from the Niagara River or any of its tributaries,. extending as fax west as Duluth, be power -roes, without the written permit of the Sao, retary ef_War„,„„x,tothidlni introduction of pleetricity from the Canadian side of the Nigarit Rivet into the United State* witlhout a simi- lar ,permit. ,Incidentally this law de- stroys the rights of riparian owners as they and their predecessors have believed them to exist for the last 200 years, and destroys them as complete- ly as if a wall had been built,at, the river's edge of their property. On -this Canadian side public opinion has found expression in. the Beek la*, giv- ing to the Ontario Government the right to expropriate by judieial pro- ceedings tiny 'or all power -houses, transmission lines, and even, if de sired, to expropriate the electric out - rent itrielLand iannehatint a wow*' g about ate presen time by a multitude of inventors." • " , Probe For Harvester TrUst, - Washington, Jan. 28.= -The Depart - Burnham at Sing Sing. Ossining,. N. Y., Jan. 28. -George Ment of Connnerce and Labor through the bateau- of corporations has begun Burnham, Jr., former vice-president of au investigation of the International the, Mutual Reserve, Life Insurance 1 Harvester Co., called for by a Senate Co., is in Sing Sing Prisen, but. has I resolution, adopted last December. +not yet been booked. Warden John- ston said yesterday he. did not know, Sir Francis Evans Dies. what work Burnham would be. put at. London, Ian. ' 28. -Sir Francis Miss Beecher Stowe Dad. SimsbUry, Conn., Jail. 28.-Misrh, Harriet Beecher Stowe, daughter of 'the famous writer' of that name, died here Saturday night, aged 70 years. eiropecie ereaci -in mammon. Aamilton, Jan. twart, Cobourg, dropped dead Saturday even- ing while visiting his sister, Mrs. B. S. Wilson, here. The remains were forwarded to Cobpurg last evening. • Henry Evana, director of several corn - i panics and a partner in the firm of Donald Currie & Co., managers of the Union Castle Line of steamships, is dead. , Dinner to Col. Girouarci. London, Jan. 26.-(0. A. P.) -Col. • Gironard will be the pnacipel guest of the Canada Club dinner on Feb. 5. Sir Charles Tupper will preside. Lord Strathcona will a e prenent. COLLISION WITH TROOPS. -191i41Preralms---1-rthired--Duritra-E-vie-- tion of Ssminaritta. Van Ness, Frame, Jan. 24. -There Was a fierce collision yesterday be- tween -500 troops and the popultiee, led ,by the Marquis d'Anglade, dur- ing the eviction of the seminarists of St. Anne d'Auray. The crowd eried: "tong liye the PrussiansiP and in the fight many persona were , injured on both sides. The marquis knocked out the eye of a commissary of pollee with an um- • brella. The Marquis d'Anglatle was arrested. • Linn 4 • ---•••7011yreceer711111reellIPWMPPITIONVIII January 31a, 1,907 The United .States is said to be willing -A$ grant Candida a; share in the seal fisheries of the Prib-yloff Is- lands on condition that she diScontio- - ues pelagic sc:aling, The Si, Augustine Separate School at Dundas was destroyed by fire'. • The Comfy Comieil of Wentworth itave decided to build a house of ree fuge. ' .• • ,Established 1879 , • • Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis cot4h, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresolene isa boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs titan to take the remedy int° the stomach? it cures because the air rendered strongly anti- septic is catried oyer the diseased surface with . every brpath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. 11 15 inViluable to mothers with small children. . Thoseof a consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs, or in - &titled conditions of the • throat. . Sold by druggists. Send postal for booklet. LVOtIONO, MILES CO., Limited, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. 30 To Y THE HOSPITAL FOR sr 5r SICK CHILDREN 7'7 For it Cares for Every Sick Child • In Ontario whose Parents: Cannot Afford to Pay tor Treatment. • • • The Hospital for Sick Children, College street, Tormito, appeols te fathers. and • , • ' mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain., • the thousand sick • • children that it • nurses within its walbs every year. This Hospital is not 1 local institu• - tion -brat Provin- ciaL The tiok child from any • place in , Ontario who can't afford to pay has the maxis • privileges as the • child living in Tea% ' "survr warns sea sato and is treated - nom fie,. The Hospital had-htst year in its beds and cobs 851 patient -331 of these wer. from 231 pieces outside of Toronto, The •• cost is 1.37 ate. Admits Being Read Out. Montreal, Jan. 28. -Armand Lav- ergne, M. B. for Montmagny, confirms the report that he has been read out of the Liberal party, beg and bag- gage, and that Sir Wilfrid Laurier of - ridded in person at the ceremony Of political excommunication. It is also understood that the patronage will be exercised in future by the local mem- ber for the county, Mr. Roy. E,AgILAKE SHINGLES WRITE FOR PRICES METALLIC ROOFING C9 ToRoNYE67:675,' NADA. • Middleton, N.Y.,Jan. - 28.-rour earth tremoro, distinct and severe • enough to causd buildings to tremble and to startle the occupants, were felt in this city and vicinity yesterday. M. P. Operated On. Ottawa, Jan. 26, -Edward Cochrane, M. P. for Bast Northumberland, who has been ailing for sometime' past, • was operated 'on at noon yesterday for candor of the 'stomach, Dear Mother • Your little ones are a reagent care is Fall end Winter weather. They will • catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and whit it has done for so many? It is said • to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the sir pauses in children. Itis absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. It is guaranteed to curt! Or your money is rebelled. The price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell per pa- tient per Jay, and 44i� re were 138 sick ones . a day in the Hos. w"..safget ttti how 71t. sin,. it,„ NNW PlOrrRi 101KVES, JUIT OUS- dation the Hospital has treated 12,120 children. About 8,600 of these were unable to pay and were treated free. Your money can put gel - de n hinges on the door 'f the Ros.pi tal's mercy. Every- body'sdollar may Ise*** Friend i n Need t. " NERYIWO 1111111.41t/Aini. 1"nleboaes child. Your dollar may be & door of hops to somebody's child. The Hospital pays out dividends of -health and happiness to set. faring childhood on every dollar that is paid by friends of 11111. children. If you know of any child en your neighborhoOd who is lick or crippled or has club f,e e s mid the parent's tom" to tits .rwo OLOU YOOT OASSII ' IWPLASTIII pita. Bee what cart be dons for club -foot 60- dren. There were 3d like cases Wirier 'and hundreds in: 31 ICU.. • /MOTU* ?lease send Contributions to /toil Robertson, Chairman, Or to Doughis David. ' • e See.-Trose , of the Hosital for Sick ineeeemee,e.leyeemeejem=p e4 Obildrete College Street, Toronta ilmaimidiradb.s. ...... • o Western Canada , If you have friends in Western Canada,, if you are seeking informa- tion concerning the West, this of- fer will appeal to you. oFFBR NO. I; Manitoba Daily Free Press-- --- --- - Winnipeg . 3 Months e i News Record, Clinton, Ont. 4P *Ik 3 Months Postage.prepaici to any address in the Dominion. • OFFER NO. 2 • Winnipeg Weekly Frei Press and Prairie Farmer ° • . . • 3 Floaths 50, News Record, Clinton, Ont. • . ' 3 Months Postage nuenaid to any. address in the Dominion. . 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The United .States is said to be willing -A$ grant Candida a; share in the seal fisheries of the Prib-yloff Is- lands on condition that she diScontio- - ues pelagic sc:aling, The Si, Augustine Separate School at Dundas was destroyed by fire'. • The Comfy Comieil of Wentworth itave decided to build a house of ree fuge. ' .• • ,Established 1879 , • • Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis cot4h, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresolene isa boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs titan to take the remedy int° the stomach? it cures because the air rendered strongly anti- septic is catried oyer the diseased surface with . every brpath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. 11 15 inViluable to mothers with small children. . Thoseof a consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs, or in - &titled conditions of the • throat. . Sold by druggists. Send postal for booklet. LVOtIONO, MILES CO., Limited, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. 30 To Y THE HOSPITAL FOR sr 5r SICK CHILDREN 7'7 For it Cares for Every Sick Child • In Ontario whose Parents: Cannot Afford to Pay tor Treatment. • • • The Hospital for Sick Children, College street, Tormito, appeols te fathers. and • , • ' mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain., • the thousand sick • • children that it • nurses within its walbs every year. This Hospital is not 1 local institu• - tion -brat Provin- ciaL The tiok child from any • place in , Ontario who can't afford to pay has the maxis • privileges as the • child living in Tea% ' "survr warns sea sato and is treated - nom fie,. The Hospital had-htst year in its beds and cobs 851 patient -331 of these wer. from 231 pieces outside of Toronto, The •• cost is 1.37 ate. Admits Being Read Out. Montreal, Jan. 28. -Armand Lav- ergne, M. B. for Montmagny, confirms the report that he has been read out of the Liberal party, beg and bag- gage, and that Sir Wilfrid Laurier of - ridded in person at the ceremony Of political excommunication. It is also understood that the patronage will be exercised in future by the local mem- ber for the county, Mr. Roy. E,AgILAKE SHINGLES WRITE FOR PRICES METALLIC ROOFING C9 ToRoNYE67:675,' NADA. • Middleton, N.Y.,Jan. - 28.-rour earth tremoro, distinct and severe • enough to causd buildings to tremble and to startle the occupants, were felt in this city and vicinity yesterday. M. P. Operated On. Ottawa, Jan. 26, -Edward Cochrane, M. P. for Bast Northumberland, who has been ailing for sometime' past, • was operated 'on at noon yesterday for candor of the 'stomach, Dear Mother • Your little ones are a reagent care is Fall end Winter weather. They will • catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and whit it has done for so many? It is said • to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the sir pauses in children. Itis absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. It is guaranteed to curt! Or your money is rebelled. The price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell per pa- tient per Jay, and 44i� re were 138 sick ones . a day in the Hos. w"..safget ttti how 71t. sin,. it,„ NNW PlOrrRi 101KVES, JUIT OUS- dation the Hospital has treated 12,120 children. About 8,600 of these were unable to pay and were treated free. Your money can put gel - de n hinges on the door 'f the Ros.pi tal's mercy. Every- body'sdollar may Ise*** Friend i n Need t. " NERYIWO 1111111.41t/Aini. 1"nleboaes child. Your dollar may be & door of hops to somebody's child. The Hospital pays out dividends of -health and happiness to set. faring childhood on every dollar that is paid by friends of 11111. children. If you know of any child en your neighborhoOd who is lick or crippled or has club f,e e s mid the parent's tom" to tits .rwo OLOU YOOT OASSII ' IWPLASTIII pita. Bee what cart be dons for club -foot 60- dren. There were 3d like cases Wirier 'and hundreds in: 31 ICU.. • /MOTU* ?lease send Contributions to /toil Robertson, Chairman, Or to Doughis David. ' • e See.-Trose , of the Hosital for Sick ineeeemee,e.leyeemeejem=p e4 Obildrete College Street, Toronta ilmaimidiradb.s. ......