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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-2-14, Page 31 1 1 1 THE SIGNAL - CODERICH, ONTARIO oII�INAL PEACE WITH UKRAINE1-- E�WAb UNABLE TO WORK ALL WINTER. Tate„ Tanlac and is Now on the Job ARam'-Troubles Are Overcome. "1'M speaking from experience when 1 ARSIERee SI.11111F"r, say 1 believe Tanlac is the finest rheums• Gnln- tism medicine made and I toe realise ern wheat. h, h... ::' t4 to ti.i; what a mistake I matte b not trying it ' Hoes• w brat, ;.ell .. 2 s',1 tong a)fo." Otto E. Alc1Jnagh, who Rook), tonal.. , 1 :,w made thtb statement, is a valued etnpe,yee ()et., bu.h. t I,/, 1 ea e 1 bf the Toronto Shipbuilding Company Huel. bheht, nominal 1 70 IND ONLY IENOINE Central Powers Have Arranged a Satisfactory Treaty. Gammas Will New !se Able to':Secure Their Mack -Needed Supplies', But It Is Expected That be Bolshevik! Will' Disown PactMade Betweet the Rada and this Teutose. LONDON, Feb. 12.—Joy-belts were rung fa' Berlin and there were rs- jolcinga at Vienne over the conclu- sion of a separate peace with the Kiev Rada, whine Leon Trotsky, the Bolshevik Fdreign Minister. was still disputing the rlgbt of tbat Rada to represent the Ukraine at , the Brest -Litovsk negotiations, aad while Ukralae is still torn by civil war. A despatch to 1 Amsterdam from Berlin says that the treaty Includes mutual renunciation of reimbu��ase- ment of war costa and Indemni a - lion of war damarea; permission b'r the respective war prisoners to re- turn to their homes or remain in be country where they are imprisoned or proceed to another country; economic relations to be reeumed- forthwlth. The treaty, according to other de- spatches, is supposed to include the cession of the Ruthenian portion of Galicia to Ukraine in return for some sort of Austrian protectorate. It Is aim rumored that the Cen- tral Powers haae made an offer of military assistance to the Kiev Rada in overcoming the Bolshevik' inva- sion. How far that Invasion bas been successful, or whether the Kiev Rade. representing the mod- erate Socialists, will be able firmly to establish its authority against the Kharkov Rada, representing the Bol- sheviki. is unknown. There Is little news of the prorest of fighting in Ukraine and so far the reported capture of the tows of Mo - hike and of Ensign Kryle'nko, the Boleheviki commander-In•chief, rests entirely on German report; no con- firmation to forthcoming from any Russian or independent sourer. The signing of peace has been re- ceived with greater enthusiasm at Vienna than .at Berlin. This is due to the tact that it removes tbe men- ace to Austria's frontier and raises expectations of relief of the food situation from Ukraine grain re- serves. One of the first results of the new place has been a Gennan ultimatum aimed at forcing Roumania to take a simper step, and clearly c;ennan policy \ a beim: devoted to tenor. peace w• h Ukraine as a lever to bring pre urs to bear on Trutrky. The Ass fated Press learns that confirmation' has been received In Russian quer rs In London of the sending by Ger ny of an ultimatum to Roumania. These advices say the ultimatum was presented Tuesday and expired Saturda.. • The Foreign Omc has receive.] word that the Roum Ian Cabinet resigned Friday. At a resumed meeti of the Brest -Litovsk conference on Vednee- day, accordi ig to an Amster('int de- spatch to the Central News, 1e ter a discussion on the right of the uw- sian delegation to represent Poles. Dr. Rteherd von Kuehlman tbe German Foreign Secretary, an- nounced tbat in accordance with the wishes of the Russians an adjourn- ment would be taken so that the work of the committee could undergo re- view e Dixl'tata the e n o f o li � l� t aft n K the Nord Deutsche Allgemeine to g e 2,e1- tung says that no further conces- sions to the Russians will be permit- ted. Should the peace negotiations with Ukraine materialize, the de- velopment of "peace negotiations with Trotsky may be a matter Of in- difference to us," the paper adds. Vorwaerts says this meals that Trotsky will be confronted with an ultimatum requiring him fully to recognise the German demands of December 27. including the question of self-determination for the Russian border people as the german Govern- ment conceives , it. Otherwise war against Russia will be resumed. "We do not know what Trotsky will reply," says Vorwaerta, "but if the negotiations are wrecked we know the German people will inquire Very thoroughly into the question of who is to blame." The leader of Ukrainian (Ruthe- nian) representatives in the Aua- trlan Parliament have sent congratu- lations to Emperor Charles on the signing of peace with Ukraine, nye a Vienna despatch, and expremed confidence that the approaching peace 'would also bring the Ukrainians of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy full national political freedom." 88WAR8 OF IMITA- TION8 SOLD ON 1188 MERITS OA IINIRD'S UNI/ENT MEDICAL D8 1 EO. H1s1LLMANN. OBTEO PATB, epeoWtst In wootw'e &nd chit gnat Mamas. acute. :tirade and ner♦ou•d,s massa Alfa, ear, dors tad throat, partial deal tea. laooaao aad rh•u®atic 000dlelooa Ade adds renwvet without Ih• knife. Utnce at redeems. owner L'eleon and tit. Andrew's Weed. At home oelee Monday., Thursday. had Meturdays: any event's/ by appoiutaieut. DENTISTRY • (tit LI U. MACDONELL-HUNOR Illradudte 'lucento University. lirwnu.ta ay•Longue et boatel burgeon,, daO .w.r to the tate alyjor Sale. Office - ruse Mum, arowt.tsueel,ti des kh. AUCTIONEER THOMAS UUNDRY A V CTtuN Bleu use 37. Oodencb. Au ineuuotWoe by mall er rel at biaLal tate will be ptoa.IN) et salad 10. hl«beet, t4Hepboae 114. LEGAL C. HAYS MARIO/IM, SOLWWITOR, NOTARY PUBl4c. rios-Starling Busk Block. Hammton ll.tset, •adrift. 'telephone ss' heal ketete Losos and Iarursnce. PRUU DI' GOT, K I LLORAN & C GUN l aahklblltltll. bOUC11U1{S, litlAKILe PUBLIC, 1010. Ores on the legume, sbt,uuu dant Gum tient - Ube eUtel, tsWl,N-b. .111515 161.1 s l., 1454 at kuwl.t lata.. W. PJ.Ot:mutn. ke.C. J. L. YILIOWR K. J. L. Cows ILG. CAlMEKUN, K. L.. IsAKRlb 'I kb.. solicitor. notary tubnte. Unites e...mutee Street, t.wtettch, thud dour tn• t..r.ate. At Clinton'1 Lul.day of each week 1t. stip or.. Albeit birest oa.cupted by Mi. t1a get. fast bout. a a.m. to 0 p.m. - j MAhLht t1AHROVi, LL.B.. bA K Kiel ell, attu,ut , .011e.wt, etc., Crewe ••1•. &Lit•(, .•1115 1..111•% t bk.AGLFit, HABRISIER. SOL - lid e setas. bola') I'ubhu ai.a twvrlauten, •et•• --t oust hour* Guyana 1.. Whit. INSURANCE LOANS. EIC. hitY111UP AtL2LAL blhh 111 isl' h A& C h 1.O.- b at m wd Isolated 1...n property Irma ( mce1.-J... lot, . Pre...Ooderich P.O.; }se. Yvao« Vlct•Ptsa. kettbwosd b. U.; limo.L ll laya flee--Trear., beatorth P. U. bnt•ctuls-1r. g. eeatorth ; John Leve,Nlutbrop;VrulumItine C•tauoe; bet ww• brodh.geu;late. 4.fa1utoty, alb ' baa-lota • Marmite Ko. i'rnr Yelw• blu g1x eld. r, s Ag R . real Ak= tors• J. Teo, Cod Lent b. llloton; Rlllkm Lbesoay, 1leafortb 0.lek,h.ey,Sestet th. Policy -bolder can pay a•.a,.0 tela and set thus eazda reoelute* a. IL d.Ian leb't Clotbiug Mors, Clinton, h. n. (01.. Gneery. ILlrt.lun street. bodakb,0 &b., ted', lamas' nacre, Pel arid, .)/�(� yVPRIVATR FUNDS TO lrVUV loan. Apriy to M. 0. c'Aa- LtUN. barrister Barullton street. Goderleh. MUSIC. 4 J. W. TAYLOR, ORGANIST • and t ins -ter of Knox church. leather. Of Plano. Vocal mud 'l Leal y. l upils prepare] fur Cootetvatoty examinaUun. Studio-co,tier ' 1Alta, Lia road and South street. Telephone No. eas. ea -ho ISIABEL R. 1C'U'17'. T1iACHER OF oke. Plano and Organ. Pupil. prepared for Coma aveto))7 exappt1lltatloro. Apply at WIC P. W. CCRRI1CS, Britannia roma. deallendreereeitelelearliestaMMOsealaWee Brophe) Bros UUDERIOH 1 ne Leading Funeral Directors Trying to Make Trouble. LONDON, Feb. 12.—According to and Embalmers Reuter's Athens' correspondent, fir- mer King Constantine Is continuing Orden carefully attended to his open hostility toward the present at all boon, night or day. Greek Government. it has bee. dis- covered that his propaganda extend- reseMmiestmemlemeMnsgaftengeseeMeemishelts ed to expatriated Greeks, a recruiting campaign being carried out In Con- stantinople among Greek officers re- siding there. Some of these soldiers have appeared on the ,Macedonian front. Sofia and Constantinople advlees are to the effect thct remittanees agreed upon when he abdicated the throne have not reached Constanti- nople for some time, owing to hie hostility to the Greek Government, Former King Constantine of Grease is now in Switzerland, accord - lag to latest advice•. TSIa1, GLOSSY HAIR PREF FROI[ DANDRIII7 Oriel Try Ito Hair pats soft, fluffy and beautiful-0et a small bottle of DandaritnL It you ears for heavy hair that glis. teas with beauty and is radiant with life; has ss Jnoomparable softness and is fluffy and lustrous, try DenBeriee. • Just ose applieMion double* the beauty of your hair, besides it imtee- ltaWy d4solves dandruff. You can sot nice heavy, h ealthy hair if you have dandruff. This destructive scurf robs the hair of iia lustre, its strength and iia vary life, o d If not ovweeme it produces a fever- ishness everWnar aid ttehMg of the soap; the hair roots famish, loam aad die; then ata hair falls out tact. Merely get a Ari small bottle of Kaowlloi's Dsalderiae I 'MI off *le *$ tut$r7. 11, Il Prbbs for Russell. LONDON, Feb. 12.—The Res. Bertrand Arthur Russell, late lecturer and Fellow of Trinity College, Cam- bridge, and heir -presumptive of the second Earl Russell, was yeaterday sentenced to six months' Imprison- ment by a Bow Street magistrate for making certain statements In a publi- cation called the Tribunal, which were likely to prejudles Great Britain's Mg- lotto's H►lotto's with the United States, om and lives at 01 Broadview avenue. 'Cor -r' e' 1 to 1 M Mar and "' ar•aw- 01110.° I Hs*, new No, 1. ten. 4111 oe to fro M ' I couldn't hit a lick of work all last 11;0. No. 2. per ton...'. ti W 17 a winter,' Mr. Mclkrnagh continued, and Rtlew, rs• ter ton.... It ss' se 0e 1 don't doubt but what 1 would be in the ;flaw' . ws•. tree tea.. b 00 le W taaw, oat, bundled, Der same fix yet if I hadn't taken Tanlac. ten . 1c 00 14 N Dalry Produce. natan- t:Garsires, per doz....pi i5 to $0 artlin.k kch,as'1 865 074 Rutter, farmers' dairy0 45 '0 is Spring tl.k.4t.rt•, Ib 0 35 t N Uu' klinas. ab. O 3; Itoilhig fowl. Ib a :SO 0 34 1;ee1,e. It, a 2.. 0 31 Turke)a. Ib. a 40 0 41 Farm Produce, Wholesale. Butter. t•rern'.en, Leah- i nude. Ib, s..ar.r s'•1 :.e to $0 Si Mittel, errrnHr), solids., 0 44 5 47 Molter. du'r) a Pl 0 arr (rtront rash me. Ib a 3: l:gr., No 1'r, doz.. n o .1,1 ..•• I':.Ks, select.. doLen1, •••• Eggs, bee -ia:d. dozena bo ..0 K ('bre+e, old. Ib n ::11 Thee.., love. Ib o 24 ...- ci...eae. n«w. twins. Itki 24t0 •'• Nemo, .1 .Ih Ib , •,. ,,.. Rune) , tie Ib.. Ib 1, 22 Hone). ,1, -Ib 11, „ _•, Hone. comb. ceh, per dozen3e 3 i4 Pure Lard - Tierces. Ib 10 29 to 5.... The rheumatism started in my right knee more than a year ago. later my arms and shoulders became alfet'ted and I soon became so crippled up I simply couldn't do a thing. My knee joint was so ewolien and slit( t could hardly move it and my arms were in such a tix that 1 cuuld just' barely raise my hands high enough to button my collar. My knee was swollen -out of both sides terribly. 1 couldn t draw my leg up at all and if 1 happened to strike altainst anything it would almost paralyze me for a few minutes. "I had tried almost everything, it seems tome, but two bottle, of Tanlac have done me more good than all the other medicines combined. 1 have just started on my third bottle and 1 have never seen or heard of anything knocking out rheu- matism like it has mine. The swellinit and stiffness has almost disappeared en- tirely. 1 can raise my, kg up and down 20 -lb. pails ...., without a bit of trouble and ran\ct. •meuse m> Pound prints arms any wayj pleav'. In 1 shortening- 'het lesf.... haven't noticed Ow rheumatism at all 7,-10 1,..1114s'1'2 to since 1 finished MN' second bottle of an- round 1,1 not. lac. All the men where I work knowhow WINNIPEG GRAIN MARKET. it has helped mr, for 1 can work every a iunipeg, rob. 11.- The ,t• ae.,,:,; • roe • day now, and have told them what` '•.,:4 Nava sorceat•:,t :- 1,1,1„ t to. brought me out. I 'bought a bottle of 0.... ^h;rh w:.r canoed n) the eillOa,ao Tanlac just the tit r day for one of tlw-, boys who has rhe align and 1 believe I 1''rh'1 ter .leve. :,t visci ,1i1j. ..' L•ic her at bJ..1 Itarlc, ,Ineed It e it will help him. These are just plain h ,,'s'.'1 Ino 1111* Ill It Se 1'1„z .,•c,, d ie facts and 1 will bg lad to tell anyt,sly n' l,nin.g 0 1 at•N ui w'iw wishes to come nd ser me just what arc , t„Pe,l bit'. N.w Tanlac has done in case.” sets.- to :the 1” ' "r" t Bay, y : Jul), t/ ., h, �.:, 1. 4'. Tanlac is old in ucdrrich by E. R. Harley, -May. tl.;. to rl rn••�. Wigle. in Seaforth y C.. Aberhart, in neva" ss. 5.7.::4 to an -. 11-ingham by J. Wal on \Irhibbon. in N ".h t,, es: Uate-- N''- 01' , rile: Hensall by A. Nl. E. lemphia, in Blyth t4:,. �, b4+`' • ret �^ t reed. , by White City Drug 'torr, in Wroxeter I u'.rlr) --NO . vo• .i1� N = .e"�• ` by 41.b1 x. . So. t, J. N. Allen, in' Ler esboro' by John . 1•'I:.a 1" w 1 411`',; Iwo 3t O. Loundshcrry, in Exeter h) W. S. <•. 1t ., t- .:. Ne. 3 r• tt. +' .: tin. 2 Howey, in Rrucetteld y Peter Howey, tit N' Dashwpod by Tiernan & E:dighoffer, in i'if EltPOOL MAI:KLTS, Crediton by J. W.01171 , and 'in Clinton ' i•er.r,.i. Feb. rt _ r., ..cola Ira's mer!, 6e by W. S. R. Holmes. - Pork, pr me meow wleae• n 2 -ns ADVT MUNICIPAL COUNCILS,. WEST 11'AWANOSII. The municipal council u1 West Watta- nosh met January' l7. Havine sub- scribed the necessary declarator of of- fice, Reeve Mallough in a shot mate:: ural address welcomed the ..ouncil of 1 117 back to the board for 191s and expressed the hope that ail matters t?ertaintng to the interests of the municipality wo,ttold receive their careful consideration. The fixing of salaries and appointment of of- ficials resulted in the reappointment .d former official, with one exception that y of s,dicitor. Mr. Chas. harrow .,f O;rx1erich CATTLE MARKETS receiving the 'appointment. \linutes of - last meeting a tt ere read and approved, on motion by Alessrs. Watson and Purdon. A motion:by Nles r' .• Johnston and Aitchi- son. that in order to secure free advice on municipal matter, the usual number of copies tit The ;Municipal World be St• - THURSDAY, Fib. 14, 018 3 1111111111111111011111* 1111111111111111.11101111' 11.11111111111.111111()111)f11111111 1111 11 1 1 11 D.MILLARErSON �II II X 111( II 1 i ii 111 j 11.111111111111111111111>X11111 SIM NMI JR JR II • JR* • IIJRMIN XXII It �; February a Month of Special Values IN MIL 1We are showing many exceptional values throughout the store and 11 111 1 clearing many lines very much under present-day cost prices. r - M 1 SPECIAL VALUES IN WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES .1 Women's House Dresses made from good quality percale, well made and• r roomy garments, sizes 34 to 44, at SI.25 and $I.50 each. 1 1 X 1 WOMEN'S COVERALL APRONS 79c EACH 11 * Special value women's Coverall Aprons, full size. made from good quality per- 11 1 cale, well finished, at less than the price of material alone, 79c each. 1N 1 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN COTTONS FOR SPRING SEWING 1 1 ■ 1 Large purchases of Cottons over a year ago enables us to give values that are 11 a not much higher than pre-war prices. li ■ Horrockses' famed English Cotton, fine even weave, free from dressing, full 36 1 1 inches wide, just a few pieces in stock. Special 25c per yard. 1 1 Canadian and English Cottons. Special values at 15c to 35c per yard. 1 Buy your Cottons early and save money K 1 JAPANESE NAINSOOK FOR FINE UNDERGARMENTS 1 II Special value in extra fine quality Japanese Nainsook for fine lingerie, etc., in ■ white, pink, sky and mauve. Special 45c yard. 1 1 • • TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN COTTON BATTING , 1 1 1 4 Our well-kncwn Niagara Cotton Batting at old prices while present stock lasts. 1 $ Every Eat is pure white and opens up nice and fluffy in a large sheet, size 3 feet by 7 1 1 feet. No. 7 at 1 5c each. No. 6 at 20c each. Get your supply of these early. 11 D Arrival of Newspring and Summer Shipment 1 MI On account of the congestion of freight many $ g of our spring shipments have 1 = • been delayed, but they -are now coming to hand and new goods are being shown in Hab,s, short esus 14 to 16 lbs., N7s. all departments. sr Rerun, t',rntbtrland cur, 26 to 30 aha. ' 1 r Jeri 1...20 1 11111 1 111111111 1'1111 11 111 11111 111 1111 111111111111 Char Mites, 14 to It n•.,�, !Zoe. -long clear middler, litrhf, S to 3l Iba, 1 1 ]6M.n, else. middles, her.). ;;;, to 40Ib•, 1 IL's. LEADING 'PHONE AND MAIL ORDER STORE 1 trhnrt nems hmrks. ti: to 22. Ih, ,•a es. 1 • Sho,JJerr aqua'''. 11 t.• 1' ILP.. 125. . 1eerd, prime west,.rri or. Un 'tea, 133.1 • ) Aearr,.-ar. refined, In 1,1..., l:;tr 3,1: twit•. 1 s JR 1j"` PHONE 56 Ill // >r / / i rr r n Scotch Store PHONE cis T.1'.,w-. Australian in London, 72s. 1 Telt este• .putts. 123.. 1 Rcein, common. 545 t.11 Ite:rnlearn. •efin.-d la it'd, Idnrrrd oil, al- .d. Cott••uaere on, 6!r 6.1. 1 1 cured. was carried. Samuel Th/mllrun•s cllaim t laid over from fact meeting a .for sheep worried by dogs wa• paid. Motif n by Messrs. Watson and Purdon that grants of 7Itl and >3 he made to Huron County Children's :',id Society and the ospital for Sick Children, Ton,nt''. 1t • , McQuillin was appointed t ,Nr - sht, representative on Board of fieri- -_. cultu Wrfl. Bray asbed p rmk. i in to cu ti r on unopened n Kirin tlots 1.1. Ili nces.s ton ' /.�rr i l III 11 1, I rIoh n- ston to exa • ine timber and repel, Clerk was instruc 10 fere t0 write The \luntcipa! 1Vorld re fret • case on Glee • Hill, al.'' the case of rate •- yers reinsing to do their work when order , by pathmaster.. Ac- counts amounting t *I-111.07 were passed and paid. Council •djourned to meet • February l:5 at 1 p. m. u, receive audi- i tors' report and for gene • I hu•iness. 1C. A. WILSON, Clerk. Could Not Lift Stick of Wood ['MON STOCK I'Aiine. \ TOIRON'CO..Fetanda7,r-.•Contrary to all advance notiere tbere was e. mar- ket out on the Union Live Stock Ex- change yeaterday, the railway com- ,anIea bavi put (htough a few cars that were loaded prion to the omelal notice cutting out the lifting of all live stock between midnight of Fri- ' day and the same on Monday. It was not a bio run, about 58 cars, with 672 cattle and a tight sprinkling of sheep, lambs and .altos, together with 1762 bogs fr.:ru all sources. Tb• market was' Messy In etroWF-t.ed- ro baht' ^n P fro . m - to 27.- bf iter On the goodclass of tl ,a t e but the-mar- ket. b maM1 ket. could not be call,, - e { en aterags one. CHICAGO LI I• l: ib-rOC K. t'bir;.pc. Feb, •'t Ota; •,,..,(c; rte. r,. 1:r.,.-, I•,0 to 413.!0: stock.rr „r.� 1•t,:n-. 3:..n, to 411.4,. roar and h. 4,. ae.2:, to 111.611; caps.... 24 to 514 ?I H tY,:r—Y•PPP, DI •. e• 0,, tr,..,t,0? weak; light. fl:,;.l 10 11,.•. ,n:,s,, 113.4:, to 416.1:,. beak.. It:, 4f T., 7L:. t.`,: rough, 51:..4:,to 573 63: I'aa., 11_ :1 to 114,75; bulk of Malo. 51_ - :4 314.;'•. Sheep anr1 Ian 1.- '�{, insoles kkr:,6 ..n 3P to 31':.24; Jambe. n:.r-.,1. r EAN'r St ;FF 1.4) i.Il h STO(7C. La.; lt...•;,,,s a., r',b. ti -settle- I. • •f.e. ,.,I-... 11::so to 1l:.;:•..1„ppu.R •1.-r, ., 311 but,0.,�. tit ...t• t.. 1); 3r. )eMrtrnga„ 511.3., to 31:.; 0,.?.•', 11 0 511.":., cows, to alt:.l.: 1,.l,• 1..31 t,. Ito etee'k- unad fr. Of,,. 11 '.1. tr 1I':(. n -,Piro •. s 5.:. I.. 114 s, e, --Ce, e'i t•. 1;.,. .„ r 27 to 11651. floe, t 1 P. 117 t o rn heavy, fl t ,•t ,.kP,... fI7. 10:11t. k - lit r Il ty cage tta. 31,. 111 1 ! : .1 t 71:,41.. et;.g., 21` 1, 311:r ,neer ,.d Wo.t.. l;. . ,/.,- r,,,., : light rt.. •1k. tri hr,♦ ,„,): L•nb,. 314 to fl• kre'.n.c- k,' I. 57, 31 ; wether•. 114 1t 214.:,. rave. IS If tl'.:.r; t.•i,.tr1 Pn•,l. 21::.:1 to I'4 • •1 Would Almost Faint From Severe Pain in Back — Doctors Could Not Get the Kid. neys Set Right. A great many people Puffer the re - eons of deranged kldne)r and do nu und.rata 0,1 the mutts of trouble or the way to obtain Cure. Therwriter of this letter suffered excruciating pain., le the bark and 1n vain his phywirlal, trIed to cure him. }'nr pnnn re...on or other his medicines did not have the desired effect. Mr. tilts' brother war a merchant Petting, am01g other ,medicine.. Lr. Chase's Kidney-Ltb'er fill., and he heard hie cuwtomerp tNling at.o„t how they were cured of kidney deran.v• menta by their Ilse. Ther' led to \Ir. Ulna putting them to thha feet, wit'i, the splendid results reported In chi. letter. Mr. E. 1'. (lett. Benton, ("fritter) County, N. R., write•: ••I ■m tied to le: you know how much your medi- cine hap done for inc. 1 Imffered fro, nay kidne)p, which at one time wet, , had i could not lift a 'tick of wood without fretting on my knees, and then would almnet faint from the pain 111 my Mirk. 1 rnnaulted a doctor about It, and he gage me some m.dir'ne but It did not help mit. M.y brother. who is a merchant, and carrier el; your rnedl, tnee. advised me to try Thr. Chaste', Kidney -Liver PI11f. I got ossa box. end they helped inc. en I est another one. and kept on until I h, taken five boxes., whish mored toe. 1 have had no trouble with toy task sire', and •m never without 1'r. Kidney -Liver FIR. In the Maw. last summer r oleo suffered from plies. 1 used three bore' of your Ointment, and ft cured them. 1 es. 'venally recommend Pr. (-hare'. 7'%1'• and Ointment.” Dr. Chase's' Kldney•Uver P111s, one 0111 a dose. 26e a box. 4 for 81.i3O. 011 destere, or Edmaneon, Rate. k ('n LlmltedelTnrentn. n. riot be ta1F.Frl Into aceepting a auhatltute or you win eertaiely be disappointed. • Germany Broke Ihnistfre3 LONDON, f•1 12.—A rr)tish °m - (lel rt:mrct:realien tally attention to tbt German-I;ijs•ihr, armietiee elipo- lath s sien.•d jor ikrember 15, tbat no German tehop.' shotlid be tran.. torted to the west trent save more a read, beiur'. - 11 bas bran detnitely a*•drtaieed from piisoners raptured on fhe weft front, sacs the N, 1F .Leet, that mime named disislone freer, VIinkLemberg, Tarnopol Pinsk, Warsaw, Ft;ga and Novotor.d left the east front between December 16 and "1 and arrived oo the wents frost beherma December 21 and JaB- uary 7, Will .11d swelters - OTTAWA. }`ab. 12.—In addition to Olt mature of tarlff relief ter fes fat mere in the nrdere-In-council ad- mittais meat rattle erg farm treats's duty free for ose year, the 6oeaa meat bar also plar.d en the free 1104 all motor vette let aid motor he rents brought in by Intending Rat- tlers on the land. i Serious disorders followed the or- der for a general railroad Waite ha Argentina. The report of Judge Ceatswertb, who investigated renditions at Bar- i wash Prises Farm, was presented to l lar Legtalature. It found maay of to isharges improves. li 11 I11JR11>x1111111111111111 JI 11 MI JR 11Y11111>11JCR III >1III 1 Signal Advertisements Bring Results J1c1C 1'lt'IST, - Hellespont and the Dardanelles wer frozen.-slseisia Post's icy rrrrrellsix. heavy even upon North Alt i, a. ih•if appeared dfmtheNitr and thr Ie wP t r snowstorms in Tripoli and Morocco Napoleon's huge army was all os wiped out. Four hundred thousand men perished. 'They froze to death In battalions an they htt(uarked, and .when at last, on December '%, Napo loon reached german .nil there re rosined of his army but 1'.h,IOi1 men. boring the winter of 10:.2 IRi.4 the Turk: were battling along th Danubl� against hordes of Itussiane In the following 70ptrii,lw•r 25,000 Rritiah Ir�ops, a similar renumber o French, anti, 0,00o 'Turks were land- ed in the t'rimea. Again ramsha terrible winter and from the west (Shirt -land rigtlt across e -_GIRLS WANTF Dj For ooh•,• eu.l to t1(1 the Wave. of nlenw, 1 n.,r n tie o1 I. IW regoing lu Ihe droit n lu a w, .neo Can u .osis r .frau• 1 .01 171111 uUp noel •+. roles toy preparing In uike ...Won. in book. and bu.ibe.. omer-. - k.,.h,g 1 l'o,lr-,-s of traiiitg Ib Hoek en I h,Od and all umber 1' on. 1114, rh,l •Ilh,le.t- now 111 arogrr- `+t nd.•nt. .,Inti led any throe, 1110.1 ruled Northern Business College, Ltd. 1,14'EN tU('N4l, ONT. 1'. A. F'L t:\IINI Priuritall. e. . f� Re is a Stern l'izhter_llIWls -Ile-.. / Exert. rt. Fullu t r 1 4 r. •. There e hap never r bre n}: o a u 1 `tipn an war on a big p^al•• In which old lack 1-ro't has not participated. The ',ear 1012 saw, the conceptltto of Napoleon's scheme to invade Itu'` sta. nefore inauguratinghis plane' he was careful to inquire of the ex reit} at w hat date winter 1141103) I. can In southern Itnssia. Tho told hint the middle of December. It was on Juno 24 that he invaded Cr, --is' with 664,00o men, and be I. at 47.41 Moscow vhtemher 14. That t: rt t bre broke otil and within five days the city wits burned to the ,:mind. Even` ,henshe remained until October bcfilfe• Ie -ginning to re- 1r.at. In the lard week of October began the worst frost w Europe had known for titres g'-neratlons. The Thames froze Iron its source to the” 545. The Seine, the Milne, and the- [)anub4' were all fee -bound. On the Adriatic off VP • nim offs tle>an the a.tnaatog sight of fip*tigg lel•. The IF HAIR 15 TURNING Vratan VVar VsiVr 1YI lIere's Grandmother's Recipe to Darken and Beautify ` Faded Hair. a That beautiful, even shade of dark, slloser hair can only be lead by brew - Ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul- phur. Your hair 15 your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, just an appllcatlon or two of Sage and %I. 1 phur enhances Its appearance a bun- 1 I dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the I mix- ture: you can get this famous old ` recipe Improved by the addition of other ingredients at a small cost. all ready for use. It u oaMed Wyeth's Sage and Sul bur eompotmd. This can (always be depended upon to bring t... k the natural color and lustre of Your hair. F.t erybody uses •'Wyetb'a" Sage and i ?utph.r Compound now because it i darken* so naturally and evenly that nobody ran tell It has been applied. You 'Imply dampen a sponlre or soft brt,,h with It and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a ' tirr.e: hyrmerning the gray hair has into Asia frost fell heat upon land mil sea. in Lnn,jbit it froze for six weeks without a bre k From Janu- ary 14 to February .4.1he thermn- rneter was below freezing every night. In the nrtmea tip: cold was fearful and the ilritlph army lost 20.oS6 men, and of 1hee+• only 12 per cent. fell in battle. Tit•' rest were destroyed by roll and disease. In 1870 came the biggest war or Ow latter halt of the century. the titanic ronfirt between France and 1'rmnsia, ito October 25 there were x50,1100 Prussian troops in FYaoee, retia was besieged and there began the four-month Investment with fur- ious Rgbting on both sides. Agsln Jack Frost came to the aid of th.. Prussians. A king spell of Intenae cold made life almost impossible for the batt-atatvsd French, while the Prametana, who had the whole coun- try to draw on, besides their own ex- cellent eommbasariat, suffered very ltttk. By January the city wan 1' sileb a terrible condition that It sur- rende ed, The dale of the bog war between Tetter aad Russia was 1877, when be Turks were attacked by an enormously euperlor force of Rus- { siaas, with the Czar in command. Osumi Pasha, with 40,000 men, hur- ried Inland to Moyne, a villeign which stood upon a hill, ano there hastily entrenched blraseS. The Ituntaas had 100,000 men. but O.- man ted his dauntless band defeated them 111 fear nac(•eselve battles.• In November winter set In three weeks earlier than usual. The 1 Turks had no winter clothing and iitt}e to eat other than maize por- ridge and horseflesh. They sufered fearfully. At last, on December 5. they determined to break out. Then were oaly 30,10 left, but their rush was s0 tremendous that they carried f It t dt'appeafeo, and ►rtes anomer appu- cation it becomr.heauttfttlty dark and j appears ginusy and lustrous 101. reedy -to -use preparation IN a delight- fol tenet requisite for those who de- Oire dark hair and a youthful apogee - ant•!, it 1s not intended for the cure, mitigation or p ntlnn of disease. tree lines of Russian trenches be - ore they wen' surrounded and treed to surrender unconditionally. Blow may not make 0 summer, hot a het ,pin nI a chair will make ane sprint;. MOTHERS OF CANADA • PREPARE FOR TROUBLE When becomes s n wotune when n a517.057,” wumrw n musther. an,i` when a 5017.55 i.....•s 1Lrough Ihr 'hill 5., 0f middle 11,, are the three pcnuds 1,1 Ilte when Mehl, and strength are rung needed to withitraad the pan, and their.... often caused by .ever.' organh' disturl,anres. Many thousands in that acrd,,,, would testify as do the following: M. Catharines. Ont. -- "O,.r forty years ago i wee rested to t.nith b - tam; ng its. 1'ierro'y s Favorite I're•erip- t on. it was after medicine and doc- tors had failed W help me or give relief. I bad, through overwork, . h.'eome all run- down in be.Ith. I was weak and Anally bream• a nervosa wreck- The ' Prescription' oma recommended to me, and at the time I started to take it I had not been stile to do miy- thioR for over a year. i took tbe "fey., orite Prescription' and the'UoldenMedi - eat Di/emery' an well, It took emat bottles, but I was completely r ored to sand health and sinew that 11 *bee I have felt the need of these edieinets I have takes them and always itb perfeet. satisfaetion,"-- Mae. W Bagga, 33 Page tat. Stratford, Ont —I all ron-down, weak, nervous. I also s eyed with ravers pains through my ek. I was very miserable whoa a f end advised tae to by Dr. Pierre's Favorite Preserlptiom and one bottle peened to give rammed strength. Tt stopped the pain is my hash, also helped my uremia eoiditisw. It is sorely a good tonic for womsa,--, Mae. Priests Cuu.tn, 100 Mikes at.