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MEDICAL
TR ago. II ILEMANN, 08TE-
or PATJL spedallet ki women'. sed mil-
dew. drea.a.. Bout.. Aresto and nervone dl.
erelerm ere, ear. sows Bad throw. partial deaf
se.. bmbege sad rheernatie °sedition& Ad.
rise nmeve 1 wltboo1 tae knife. Linke at
reeYsaes, sweet helm° sal ria. Andrew's
tieresnasad asbears d
At bes cos ltoay. Wednesdays
tmreem: say •veutoe by app.lumaL
F. J. R. FURATER—EYB, RAS.
Mesa WOP - leis emoat ast ks�ss11 1sw.uwtas�.a,
Assist., ger. N....4 1 brow! Hospt a1.
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81.e.. God/ rich. third door fp,
'Jews. At Clint.. Tau.dey of each week le
aMon Albert Street 000upled by Mr.
Flapper. Ort•e hoars a s. . toe p.m.
LARLlfe8 GAitROW, LL.B., BAH
tuaTlut. attorney. relator. co.. Gees -
Money to rend at lowest range
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. tslMt. Illeary Pebtle ad Cse
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9VVV lea. Amues M. G. CAM-
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sry urn OvaLaa
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moony and Gesrsnt.stampasy
Ora at res 4usa. n.rtb.s. of VW.
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Lawes MAI Gad Reed Pasea, est
Ql�b�w la C}er�a lad U.L Ia.
earrw
andesll.a..d is ptlslam
sat sts
t npart srkness in patent sults, Pat-
1SIsM•sd le all eountrles. N St,
*MN arose Montreal.
. ter r teething tial makes mem
V 1 ami Orme evert that 0JII din
iaIMAM d u
t m. Wealth Is si
MIS $aB61. mot of the bead. --Kilian.
°ns A am IIEJW1OEEP
IN THE FAR NORTH
THE SIGNAL : OfDERIOH : ONTARIO
n..qa_-jt
cOMERPING FUR SUPPLY iel."111111.1.
Warning
Very Difficult to Get Reliable Infer-
/nation
nfos
/nation From the Iakimoe of
Baffin Land
It is no light task to take
0f primitive peoples in mato
corners of the world, as was
ed by M. Fabler Vanessa w
census of Baffin Island and
Pon Burwell, on the south
Hudson Straits for the
Government. 11. Vanessa
torlographer of the Canadian
meat steamer Arctic's las
under Capt. Bernier.
Great dlfeculty was exper!
the officials, aotwlthstsnding
Of an Interpreter. Asked t
the tnvarlable reply wee "n
mi." and endless calculations
back to outstanding local
scores of years since, had UR
tared into by the native b:f
oecla1 cool make their ate-
entry
te
entry in the "age column." Esqulmo•
count easily up to ten, above that their
mode!ot determination la u long as
intricate. The terms "year," "month,'
day." "hour" are absolutely nye.
feriae to an Esqulmo, and his lip
• has no translation ter them;
e knows only "summer" ani ' win-
ter," the latter lasting nine or test
months of the year. ':here wan a
great -deal of difficulty to ascertan
m the teed of an tglo It he was
anted or single; for these wor!s
7 have no counterpart either. ocr
✓ "child" or "family " M. Vane: s
the end managed to make himself
erstood by asking fire, :: they had
Iglo (family home). a koney (wife),
pit -kJ -alai (children). Absence of
Uy surnames effectually hides the
'ability of tracing-elauonahl . of
same generation, or of one gener-
ationtrom another. which "deed to
census -takers perplexities.
Making Good Wages
Their inability to reckon with mach
racy higher than the total num-
of lingers and thumbs of their
✓ of heads made it burdensome
ascertain any idea of an individual's
rly earnings. On an average this
coed to run anywhere from $80,)
1.000, but worth, of course. a vas:
1 more If these hunters of the
n solitudes could market .he pro-
f of their toll and valor in any
civilization's competitive markets
an lacome u given would be
SEMEIJ CliOgil
And Sore Luras Were Over-
. Canino come y of --Mr. Hill -
t -the -way man's
." Statement of Facts
discover- Follows:
bo took a Ciondes, N. J.—" I had a deep seated
also of Mee awfully weak and e. dowa system and ml hutirs
an
ride if I ant as
Do=hien kept me electrician by eoopsd a and ou cough
was h times I would have to e Oeogive thought
Gay •r0 everything ksoso howmuch _ ,!meted dad
t voyage suoted -'woe I was din
One n 1 read about Viral and
reed b7 decided to give its trial. Soon I noticed
as improvement I kept on taking it
tee help sod todayI sm a well nun. The sore-
ness is ail goes hum my lungs, I do not
one sate rese:d. w h have gained fifteen
�— etgat and I em tolling my
:iar d:JI that Vial did it." -- Murex
events, I$ Camden, N. J.
De en•t is the e, tlws-baildin in -
r: tS • atakiosonce of cods' Evers a� by the blood-
rox! -ate laud e �. 000i.&..., ti{ �j th rt'n of
snag
from
the
to
m
and
an
•
tans
Poe
the
fbe
•Oeu
bee
pal
to
lea
ace
to
den
chase
of
Such
sec
of t
whe
one
three
wolr
large
teen
be U
We
D7 th
bleak
wout
Start
thcro
cf b
nit o
on :L
In:e:s,
fa:to:
le_s:y
furs h
round
q tarts
some f
!tf .
zea:au
alo..er!
Lig th
rc- pits
t:. _.�.
o.:u cu
the las
et!c f)
1) 1-
speakin
dose no
Scc:e h
CO to 6
of Ere
40 years
domestl
of 9 and
together
The ma
wants of
months
appreotk
friction
the two,
nn/N, an
ea over
ly boner
the unto
anions a
prom reunite
See to
that is eons
missies •
counted for by the hunters osp
en or twenty polar bean, et
re from twenty -Eye or thirty
hundred foxes, of pos•ib'y t
or four narwals. of e'ght to
es, and probably of hundreds
salmon, each weighing
tv, or thirty pounds, and eh
.rows to his doge.
re the F-'squimn hones_.y tree
e trading skips which come
way annually, an Eaquimo s
d not be so hopelessly Ont
c. The traders "skin" him
ughly as he nnpelts the vIct
.3 prowess with spear or arro
n the ice does or In his ky
• frigid. emer_:d waters of t
Sabr:quentiy at the outpos
,;ca be exchanges --equally gut
—his money, or any remain(
ti happens to have, for a fe
s o: biscuits and tobacco, a to
of Molasses. pipes, match
ew yards of showy cotton good
Esklr:oa N„t Long-lived
-coe.:.e bean t e.Umony to tb
s work of English CLurch mi
es :mons these outCVsta
:Altud_s, especially In Induen
tm to abandon polygamy, •
ci . ra t e Ily In the pas
)rare. M. Vanessa stet onl
of this pagan vice in takin
t census. and the !sky (Igl
who acknowledged ft "seem
,:shamed of It." "Generali
It," he state., "the Esqui ,
t attain a very advanced age
aye been not. however, aged
6 years. The average length
of this people is from 36 to
. There is no settled age for
c pairing. There are couples
12 years; their children lire
in the filo as man and wife.
a-rovldes regularly to the
.m
his c.panion. Atter a few
or even a few years of this
whip in married lite, it any
occutt►rs ander the ern between
e couple Meatal* zrit21qut
1 for the pair life Is. To be.
again A ('hriettaa can hard -
with the same of 'rar,iege'
E.
ns of the queno Thee*
re, for the most part atmp►y
ga
pahin_" nes be Matt
the &radon! change In stairs
sootIng soot throat& Angttcan
Bort as esestlased-
tura
any -
to
wo.
ten
of
ten.
ich
ted
his
lot
or-
as
1a
ak
tie
le-
ne
w
es.
e
s -
of
c-
c -
7
g
oI
ed
7
0
Preserves the Soma
A taw drape d r1 et 1a man-, sad
cattalo balsam sgrtwkMd es boot
sisNres Iry iflwsslt Was busabli
moldy.
-
it sosootessfal at made
We in Mr. Hillman's case.
kering p� Pewee in this vi
ch g
track
ttmmghg, or a atm -down condition of the
grfete n 67 p s bottle of Vinol 00 or
fail t• hike rotas your m°°ey If k
H. C. Dunlop. druggist, Bedford
Block. Godnricb, On•.
39 BRITISH LOST
WHEN RECRUIT SINKS
Germans bink Six Neutrals and Aban-
don Crewe—British Trawler
Rams Torpedo Boat
Thirty-nine officers and men of the
crew of the British torpedo boat de -
"toyer Recruit, sunk in action In tae a
North Sea on Saturday, are believed i on
to have been drowned, according to
an Admiralty list published Monday.
That a British naval lieutenant and
two men --supposedly from the Re 81
crult—wen picked up by a German a
torpedo boat only to lose their lives .en
when they were locked below and the
Genre...
as Note to Canadian Trs p,.s _
• Greed Exterminating Anlnse:lg
Canada is the greaten& !> ' prodyc.
Ing region of the wand. esaeciai17
whet, quality Is considered` In this
vast area there are millions of tau
bearers—but ele1r number, because of
the rspld settlement L gradually
diminishing Even the most ardent
In support of fur protection It forced
to admit that the game supply of
(Canada is growing lea. And the
remedyIt lies not so much in laws
which are hart: to enforce, but to the
common sense of the trapping tratsr-
nity, as a whole
Few people realise the loss the I
trappers of America bear each sea.
son from trapping before furl are to
good condition. To Illustrate, says a
welter in Rod and Gun, 1 called Mr.
8. A. Sloman's attent'on to the great
plies of inferior Quality tun which lay
1n the great receiving rooms of M.
8toman t Company, of Detroit Es -
pedally dM 1 notice the skunk—
thousands of pelts—wht.h were worth
perhaps from ten cents up to fifty, and
showed Mr. Sloman that on this pile of
skins alone the trapper had lost, ail
a conservative atlmate approximate•
ly {3,000.00. They would have been
worth that amount had the skins been
taken from six to elgtt weeks later.
And this pile represented but a col-
lection of unprtme skunk in less than
• week only, in one of the many large
fur firms.
Few dealers realise the loss to the
trapper in unprlme goods. The trap-
pers themeelyeu, as a class do not.
The reason for this is greed. And
th the laws in force- as they now
tend. It la an absolute fact that not
e offence either In ('antra or the
nited States, mut of Eve thousacd Is
Punished.
At the time of my talk with Ar.
Oman I suggested tt him the advise
btllty of a combination of the difer-
t fur dealer' all over America 1n
re-
lated In an Admiralty statemenedo boat was sunk, tsgiv-
ing details of the North Sea action.
1n this fighting the Recruit was tor-
pedoed, the British trawler Columbia
was sunk, and two German torpedo
boats were sent to the bottom by a
British destroyer dtvisloh which en-
tered the action later.
Six neutral ships have been sunk
by German submarines since the at-
tack on the American oil tanker Gel
11gbt.
Petitioning the various legisb,tive
bodies to enact laws itmitieg the tra--
ping season to such a period as weals
make It imposslb'e to trap anptjr•
fur—and to make it a criminal breech
for any buyer to receive or have in
his possession any unprt^• skins
Mr. Harvey Agnew, a we'l kno:tn f:r
buyer, was very intoe:.ted :n fi:e
proposal, and Co:need out Co fast th it
—"le the dealers would not receive
many Pelts nor the trapper take
many, prices would be highe-,
reby enabling both the buyer.: and
pelt hunters to reallce as me.h
they made under the system els ch
we have. Mr. Sloman, too wxi
en with the project, a,d easurei
that he would do what he cot, d
urther the plan, even going en 1. r
0 offer to take the matter 'up with
variou.. fur dealers and get th
Von before the various law making
es.
ething ought to be done for the
action of the fur -bearing animals
e law. may help, the solution
ma to me, lies In the hands o`
trappers themselves. You of
oda do not realize let, In mi. nye
ties, that fur bearers are ret111y
exterminated. But those trap -
of the states know toslt;vely how
bare wasted their fur surea7
re but a few years ago the mink
beaver and raccoon played
the s.nams In numbers, tb r,
ut a few tracks of muskrats.
the wclf and fox held forth
gat of one of these animals is
ed in the daily press. You
of the great North, take heed!
something Is done at once -o
t the fur -bearing animal., .n a
ars they 'v111 be bet a memory
me as they are In many loca: -
n the rafted : tttea.
The Norwegian
togaPhiladelphiasteamer America, ' so
en
the North Bea on Saturday was oed er , ce
crew landedNewcastle
and her the
flirty -nine In the crew a were allowed
the
to remain In their small boats and i ae
woe'• picked up thirteen hours later I now
by a
bad lett. Norwegian boat The eubmerloe I tak
llSixteen men and two warms"' 0111 alb• I to 1
us
wdl.h steamer 1Clndr- torpedoed of
Run on Sunday had just flee to gift - as 1
tido a small boat when the mod the
iti� . Thoush was weather
save 0I poll
not seen.
Abandoned se Usual
i Boma
A German submarine sank the New
walla steamer Baldwin, also 1a tae Prot
(forth Bea. on Sandy. Seventeen ofd Wbll
tis crew took to boats and rewards., it see
emceed Leith.
A small Norwegian freighter was t>>•
Weft by a submarine in the WeftI Can
Bea Prlday and her crew ordered to I Locale
the boats. The steamer Anna rescued , being
this sailors later.
The gun Ere of anotherGermanIlfere
esbmarine on Sunday sank the Nor01 they
Shields trawler Star near the Tyne. Whe
The crew was saved.
Off Aberdeen on Sunday a Oe otter,
zssemartne ran foul of the dahlia don along
and sank two. N. lives were boat. I are b
Trawler Rammed German where
On Saturday the RI -Web trawler! the si
Maori rammed the German torpedo I herald
boat A.. izhe struck her amidships. I then.
One German officer and five sailors Unless
Jumped overboard and were rescued by
the Norwegian steamer Varilda and protec
put aboard the British destroyer Star few ye
of Athens sometime afterwards. The the a
British destroyer that came up ceased 'flee I
the Germans In the direction of Zee.I
bye-
bodi
Villa Supreme in North
Now Victories Secure "Peace" Per
Portions of Mexico
A Washington despatch says G.D_
Ma's troops gained a victory over the
taarywaeista a• Vk'toria, white\ is the
key of ta. defenses of the fifty of
Mexico. Goo. Vela telegraphed this
morning that the Careensistas have
also been beaten along the Montere7-
71mNco railroad.
peace appears to hate been brought
'shoot by Ills In the ventre and mor
!eters portlon of Mex eo and aloof the
Mae from 'footers? to Meltleo City.
Brophey Bros.
QODiIIRiOH
1 fl! Leadiea
Found Medan
sad Embalmers
Orders earsifelly attended to
at W Meas, night tie day.
Nitrogen In Manure
As the result of ezpertments the
conclusion has been err' .-ed at the:
there is no economy In attempticg to
check the loss of nitrogen In rampart
manure by chemicals, and that the
following simple method remains the
best. —
"Keep It moht and tread it tight,
And It will well your care requite "
Layers of soil throws 'ver the heap
from time to time are very useful. se
the soil acts as an absorbent for the
ammonia and prevents its evapor-
ation
Length of LM.
According to Dr V. C. Vaugh, of the
University of Me:Mean, the average
lenx'h of life In the United States is
now 16 years greater than It was 36
years ago the death Rte trona tuber-
culosis, be says. has decreased 64
Icoet. sloes 1111110ao► 0 Doc gar
Vasgbe re
garde crime as a disease, and aseer.s
that Ihe only way to eradicate It Is
to treat It as sock tad "44040f et Its
breeding places ..
•
Revt7-two Mums are reosived by
pat every year per head .t titis Mph
Ma6sa .e the Vatted Elaine—
TtavawAT. Kar 6. 1016 a
IMO 11/111,11111111/mo GO •
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11 sizes
the Gloves.
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A'Iillar's - Sco- StoreTELEPHONE NO. 56
L Earn_
The Editor's Duey Day.
Every craft has its erceses. One o
the sore afflictions of the newsp.tpe
business's is found in the fact the
people generally think it's nc work e
get out a paper. Oise of the harden
jobs every editor does, though gene,
ally the pleasantesr, is to react tbe ex
changer- But it is hard work and it
must he done. For the editor who
gets s day er two "back" in his ex•
changes never catches up. And the
thing that makes him maddest, though
he will look up and greet the stranger
with a smile who does it, is for a mean to
come in saytog, "Well, 1 saw you were
sitting here doing nothing tot reading,
wt I thought I'd just paw the time of
da with you !-
Remember this, you who would
have,businres with the editor : It's all
right to come in when he's reading or
writing or editing copy, but don't get
it into your head that when he's read-
ing his ezchangr s you have come is
tbe idle hour. How can an editor get
any ideas if he doesn't read other,' -
ideas? Do you think he sift down
and tbinks 'ten out of his head ? Well,
be doern't He reads a sore of paper•
every morning, and from one or two
he gets a augge•t len Or two. Some-
time. he finds an item that makes him
mad : thin he writes well. Sometimes
• vagrant Item, a pay local, a tele-
graphic head, an advertisement starts
• rich train of suggestion. But the
sure way to wreck the train and make
f buour nape stupid and inane i+ to come
stling in when be is rending the ex•
r changes- He is doing the beet work
t of his day.—Emporia Gazette.
No Um foe—Them,
While • travelling man was waiting
for an oppol tuoity to show his samples
to • ntrtchani in • little hsckeroods
town in Missouri • customer corn* in
and bought a couple of night-shirts.
Afterwards a long, Iank lumberman,
•
1
with his trousers stuffed in bis bootee
•..id to the nrerchast : What was
them 'ere that feller hot • Night-
shirts. Can i sell you one or two r
"Naup, t reckon not," said the Miro
saurian. "I don't eel around much 0'
nigbta,"
The small boy enjoys coasting, flint
the average man finds that he can go
downhill fast enough without *sled
under him.
TheThe ' The individual ape
Log 1� pointed to administer an
estate Is forced to give
Adm�istrator much time and attention
to his trust. The anxiety
of mistake.. through inexperience is greats Cannata the danger
Why burden your friend with onerous duties that can be better
performed by this Company.? The fees are no greater and the
management much more capable than can be expected of any pri-
vate executor, however willing.
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careful, efficient fulfilment cf every trust committed to its care
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What we save by selling DIRE(T—b
out Selaamana'Ier'. and Blockm*o'• SalaricuK
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