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house. announce their visit to
Brunswick Hotel, Wingham, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH, 1914
when there will be shown an exclusive sample stock of
Quality Hair Goods for Ladies
in Switcees, Braids, Transformations, Pompadours,Wavelet, etc
.An invitation is extended to every lady to call and inspect
these goods,
"TUE DOREN-
VVEND SANITARY ,
PATENT TOUPEE
is an absolute nec-
essity to every man
who is bald. It will protect your health and
years younger.
INDETECTABLE FEATBERWEIGIIT IIYGENIC
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A demonstration places you under no obligstion whatever
Remember the date -MONDAY, DEC. 7th.
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THE STORM.
The gray mist drives acrOSO tbs sea
And inland far as eye ean see',
The night come on, we hear the roar
Of breakers, all along the shore.
But here inside our shelter rude
No storm nor darkness can intrude;
And love beside the cheerful blaze
Site with her dreams of perfect days.
Yet in this sweet security
That like a dulcet melody ,
Fills sense and soul, from heaven blown
Cornea a discordant undertone -
The sense of fear, the vague unrest
That stabs the heart and ehills the
breast -
For those at sea, whose hopes go down,
And stare, in mountain billows drown.
God pity them! We can but pray
That he who knows the trackless way
And holds the storm at His command
Within the hollow of His hand. •
May send His angels swift And strong
To bear their tortured ships along
Till their unfettered eyes behold
The Pilot's.fiag their own enfold,
-George Edward Day in Springfield
Republican.
TO MEN WHO ARE BALD.
Do not fails to see PROF. DOREN-
WEND, of Toronto, who will be at the
Brunswick Hotel, Wingham, on Mon-
day, December 7th, with a large sample
stock of hair toupees and wigs, the
greatest constructions in the world.
They securely adhere to the head, can-
not be detected from a person's own
hair, are a marvelous protection to the
head, and a necessity to enable every
bald man to appear as he should. Over
250,000 now worn by business, profes-
sional and leboring men. THE FREE
DEMONSTATION. offered in private
show -rooms, at the hotel, should at least
induce YOU to call and have one tied
on. Remember the )3runswick Hotel,
Wingham, on Monday, December 7th.
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-"TEEL,
Somehow 'a woman seems to get more
for her money than a man. She seems)
to have a better appreciation of the
intrinsic value of a dollar. She knows
"just the things that look best" and
"wear best" and where they are sold
at lowest prices. Women are readers
of advertising because they find that it
pays. They keep posted because they
turn the knowledge to the advantage
of their own pocketbooks. Experience
has taught them that it pays to .deal
with men who advertise.
The steamship Calcutta, placed atthe
disposal of the Belgian Relief Fund
Commitee, will carty from Montreal
about the first of December, 70 carloads
of foodstuffs and 3,000 tons of wheat.
Manchester, Eng., last year import-
ed 44,649,800 gallons of oil.
Missouri in two years has received
$159,000 from its corporation tax.
By allowing its inmates perfect free-
dom and employing them at useful oc-
cupations an insane asylum in Prussia
effects about 20 per cent. of cures an-
nually.
American "cowboy" pictures con-
tinue to captivate Spanish children
and even the'whole public
India's cotton crop ie estimated at
5,201,000 bales.
St. Louis has 148,294 registered vot-
ers.
Children. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
cAsTo R I A
Rt. Rev. G. Thornloe, Bishop of Al-
goma, was again chosen Bishop of
Ottawa, and finally accepted the office.
James Thom, former manager of the
White Star Dominion Line offices in
Canada, died in Montreal after a long
illness.
When a man is big he is always hear-
ing nice things about his massive frame,
majestic poise, heroic stature and the
like. When a woman is big, the kind-
est thing she cam:expect to hear is that
she looks Fite -a baby elephant.
Wm. G. Wilson, yardman on the Pere
Marquette Railway, was instantly killed
at St. Thomas by falling off the pilot of
an engine when ft struck an obstruction
and was doubled up
Crippled With
Rheumatism
And Skeptical After Trying Many
Medicines -Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver PIM Cured Him.
When the kidneys fail to purify the
blood the poisone left in the system
cause pain and suffering, such as back-
ache, lumbago and rheumatism. Read
how this skoptie was cered by Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Mr. li'. W. Brown. Kingsbury, Rue.,
writes: -"I have been completely cur-
ed of backache and lame back by
using Dr. Chase's Kidney -lever Pills
I also recommended the pills to a man
who was a cripple from rhetunatistn.
He was skentical, as ho said that he
had tried nearly eveeything on earth.
Finally he consented to try them, atxd
to his eurpriso was greatly bedefited
in the first week, and the pains left
les legs until he was eo stipple he
Could walk without pain or difficulty.
Dr. Chase's ICidney-Liver Pills have
worked wonders in this place, and we
think there is no medicine like them."
Dr. Chase's Mdney-Liver Pills, one
Pill a dOse'26 Cents a box, 5 for $1,00;
11 dettlete, or Fldmaneen, atee &Coe
Toroeto.
WOMAN'S BEST
MEDICINE
Mrs, Kelly Advises all Women
to Take "Fruit-a-Tives"
ONT., Ana, 26411. tnts.
"I can highly recommend 'Tritit-a-
tives" because they did, Inc an awitil
lot of good and I cannot speak too
highly about them. About lour years
ago, 1 conuneuced taking "Frnit-a-
tives" for a general break -down and
they did nie a world. of good. We
bought a good many dollar's worth,
but it was money well spent because
they did all that you claim for them.
Their action is so pleasant, compared
with other laxatives, that I found only
pleasure, as well as health, in taking
them. They Seemed to me to be
particularly suited to women, on
account of their mild and gentle action,
and I trust that some other women
may start taking "Pruit-a-tives" after
readingmy letter, and if they do, I ant
satisfied the results will be the same
as in my own Case".
MRS. W. N. KELLY
"Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all
dealers at soc. a box, 6 for $2,eo, trial
size, 25c, or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Pruit-a-tives Lituited, Ottawa,
GERMANY COUNTED ON SHORT
WAR.
•A special writer in the Westminster
Gazette (London) says that American
friends of his who were in Germany
when war broke out, assure him that
Germeny counted on a short war.
"Hence," says this writer, "the series
of rushes -the rush to Paris, the rush
to Warsaw, and the rush to Calais -and
the trampling down of obstacles, legal
and moral, which stand in the way of
German necessity sprinting to its goal.
My American friends surmise that the
economic as well as the military prep-
arations of Germany were laid down
for a war which would be brought to a
triumphant conclusion within three
months, and that, if this calculation
miscarries, the economic factors wil-
come powerfully into play against Ger-
many at the end of this period."
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the past 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
busines transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALLING, K1NNAN &
Wholesale Drugists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucuous surfaces of the system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation.
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NOTES
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CJI,BARNITZ
RIVIERSIDI
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striaciup
erhese articles and illustrations must not
be reprint ed without special permlaslonel
Go To THE HEN, VAIN MEN.
rhe hen cocks not her head with pride
As o'er her daily want she goes,
Nor doe& she throw an extra fling
When out parading with her beaux.
She casts no slur at lowly quacks,
Nor does she say to humble goose:
"The eggs you lay are very few.
You really aren't of much use."
She does not say to guinea hen,
"'Vs plain you only own one dress,"
Nor does she slur the strutting turk
About his awful queer headdress,
She does not boast of royal blood,
Though Biddy is a feathered queen;
She can trace back her pedigree
To cocks that strutted Caesar's green.
She does not brag about her crop,
Though it's a billion -plus a. year.
Her earthly aim seems but to work
And make the cost of eggs less dear.
The peacock that don't earn a cent
Spreads his big tail and blows his horn,
But Biddy does not crow at all,
I3ut works all day from early morn.
And human roosters strut and crow,
And many do not earn their feed,
But Biddy, steady on the job,
Brings millions for the nation's need.
Go, sluggards, to the toiling ant,
And you who strut and think you're men
Come bow before the queen of birds
And learn a lesson from the hen.
C. 21. BARNITZ.
Attention has been called by the
French Academy of Medicine to the
alarming spread of leprosy.
London last year imported 8,329,114
carcasses of frozen mutton and lamb,
mainly from Australia.
The Baravian Government has award-
ed a gold medal to Senorita Hedy Ra-
ceme, the Brazilian painter, for a series
of paintings exhibited in Munich recent-
ly.
The Northwest Mounted Police are
contributing one day's pay per month,
amounting to nearly $20,000 a year, to
the Patriotic Fund.
Four -hundred and seventy-eight Aus-
tro -Hungarians and sixty-eight Ger-
mans made entries for homesteads in
the prairie Province during August and
Sep temper.
Potatoes From Maine.
The United States deenrtinent of tie
riculture has adopted new quarantine
regulations foe shipment
tatoes. This is to prevent the sill, 11
.of powdery scab. The new rules %New
into effect Aug. I. Tee reeithe.ene
provide that no potatoes shall he woe
(el front any tHRIrtilllinva n1(.0 'init.'',
they are dilly certified -i. fli f,o eilu,..
tulle or seed use 011(1 .11, inl. l;lel lll :Iv
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Personal Excenthm.
On patlende we put special stress.
All protects shoutd commence wite it
'Tits sernething ethers ahoold nosame,.
While we Ourselves dispense with it.
-Washington Star
She KileW a Way.
Ele (attor the pronosnli-Mv saisry
$1,600 a yenr. Now. tienrest, who la
the ICBM yell Mit% von PAO live 1711
year.?
She -Well. how touch credit cab yen
get1-Saeramento Union.
SOWER CARE OF
SHEEP ANO LAMBS
The greatest whit in the preventive
et' the maggot tly is to keep the ewe:
and lambs well slacked and clean bo.
kind, writes W. it, Gilbert in 1,, titt Na
Ilona! Stockman. 'The shepherd should
he armed with Et pair of shears wino,
!Jo makes bis rounds and auy sheep
that are inclined to seuill' 11 little or any
Unit tire Wet find dirty behind should
kIff.; eatight and a:I the dirt clipped off.
Otherwise the tly will strike there
more readily than anywhere else. Wheu
Millets by the fly the ewes, more eve-
- -ally the lambs, will hold their heads
ilown, Continually wagging their tails
•tud endeavoring to bite the place af-
fected, and if not attended to will pall
off all the wool. When badly bitteit
they will lie behind a bush away from
tbe rest of the flock in great torture, or
as far under a hedge as possible out of
the sun.
When found they should at once be
taken to some sheltered place and
THE BUFF TURKEY.
The whole turkey tribe in this COUR-
try consists of seven varieties -the
Bronze, No White Rolland,
Black, Buff, Slate and Bourbon Red -
and the Buffs hold no mean place in
the strutting, baldheaded bunch for
beauty and utility.
It is similar to the rest in that de-
lectable taste and satisfying quality
peculiar to the wonderful bird when
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Photo by C. 15I. Barnitz.
171,0011 OP RUFFS.
roasted to a turn and served with
cranberry sauce and crisp celery, but
it differs from all the rest in color as
does the Slate, the other live resem-
bling each other more or lees in color
and marldngs.
ft is pure huff in color, except the
wings, which shade down to almost
white.
The eyes are dark hazel, beak, shank
and toes bluish white and the carun-
cles on its bald bead and throat wat-
tles are the same changeable colors as
with the other varieties.
Those who study the magnificent
Bourbon Red quickly come to the con-
clusion that it is 2 cross of Buff and
Bronze.
While the Buff is not so common
as the other turkeys It has the same
quick sale and is of a size to f3t the
call.
BUPF STANDARD
Pounds.
Cock 27 Hen
Cockerel 12 Pullet
WEIGHTS.
Pounds,
18
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The Southdown is the generally
accepted type of the mutton and
short wool sheep. The breed takes
its name from the downs that line
the southern coast of England. Its
smooth, even 'way, its round, clean
barrel, its short legs, lts fine head
and broad saddle make it profitable
to breeder and farmer. Southdown
mutton has long been valuee highly,
both abroad and in America. Thu
wether shown is a pure bred South-
down.
washed with either cold spring wate
or with water as hot as the patient eau
beer it without weeding, Personally
prefer the hot water, just as lwt as
, au belie it on the back or ins band
After the wool has dried a little apple
t few drops of spirits of tar rubbei
Into the wool to prevent Ihe flies 1111 11
striking the sante place,. \Vidal the,
will du if not stopped in time. If no
feelly bitten the ;Mete, will be righ
01 the course or rpw 11ny8. but cam
.4hullid he taken to cart Mine it thee
eighty and see thet it Is perfectly free
rein maggots.
Mug:gots %elite) tbey olive begin 81.
('.';13'8 ineke uphill ;Ind \ell! inerease:•at
.11 enormous roie it' not attended to. 1
leive siem sheep that leive twee missed
eme day in linti slutpe the next morn.
inee enduring horribie torture, tette
most of the wool pulled off. But this
occurs only where there is had shet)'
niel a fhee: in the care of an
-xperieneed intin will very seldom
to this state.
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DON'TS.
Don't despise "the day of small
things." Little details of the biz make
the :wheels of progress whiz.
Don't be intemperate. This refers to
temper and langRage as well as to
booze. To Republicans, Democrats as
as well as Bull Moose.
Don't quote Scripture to the man
who swindles you, That's casting
pearls before swine. If it's done by
mail let the postal authorities take a
whack at him.
Don't lose your temper and Jaw
wrangle if your neighbor's hen files
into your yard. Just pen her up and
make him come for her every time.
He'll soon get tired of that, and the
hen too.
Don't let your wife get the retpta.
tion of having more chicken knowledge
than you have. People will think you
are lazy.
Don't put louse powder on ducks and
geese. They don't have the crawlers.
Don't ride a hobby to death and go
slow on chicken fads.
Don't be righteously indignant o'er
what the other fellow does when you
do the sable thing Yourself. ,
Dot Say, "I kaVe the best in the
world." Woo many follows are saYing
W4 just WV/. It's getting M0A0p0a111111,
At the Game,
She (faceti0uelyi-Foul7 I don't See
nue feathers. Ee - Well, you conld
bardly expect to in Mkt game, you
know. These are picked nives.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
NO
ALUM
BAKINGPOWDElt
AWFUL AaomEs OP WOLINDEVIA
An article in the Deutsche Malaise
ische Wocheriachrift by Prof. V. Curvy
gives a description of how the tiermen
wounded are treated in transport.
Half the wounds have be inflicted
by shrapnel, and dirty pieeis of uni-
form are oftep dtiven 1010 Lilo flesh
with the fragments of 014. Them tuo,
soldiers lie soinetimei for rib% s ii the
trenches, often half fall t.f w at, r, ex-
posed to night frosts before tiwy are
attendtd to. Then comes a long jeurn-
ey on dirty trucks, as may as thirty
wounded men lying on eaeh truck,
without protection against the cold ow-
ing to the quick adrance of hostile
forces.
It takes four to six days to go to
Cambrai or Cologne, and all the time
the wounded „receive no new dressing
and hardly any refreshment.
There are beautifully arrarged sani-
tary trains, but those splendid hospital
trains suffice for not one-tenth of the
wounded.
QUIET THOUGHTS
The man with a cheerful disposition
doubles his power.-Hilli.l.
Impossible is a word only to be found
in the dictionary of fools. - Napoleon.
A man's plainest duty is not always
to those who have the readiest access
to his ear.
"Character is the result of two things:
mental attitude and the way we spend
our time."
Every man feels instinctively that all
the fine sentiments in the world weigh
less than one, fine action. LoWell.
It is not work that kills men; it is
worry. Work is healthy. You can
hardly put more upon a man than he
can bear. Worry is rust upon the
blade. -Beecher.
THE FOUNT OF KNOWLEDGE.
(Calgary News Telegram.)
I had a hundred dollars once
A fortune, pretty near!
I kept it till I met a chap
Who whispered in my ear:
"Where river and a railroad meet
A city sure must grow;
I have a site like this" and-weil,
I let my hundred go.
Another hundred then I saved,
And at the proper time
I met another chap who had
A mining venture prime;
"It has machinery, shafts and all -
The others paid for that! -
You're just in time to get the cream"
I coughed my hundred flat.
And still another hundred bones
I saved and salted down;
I met a chap who had the ''bug"
To start a "model town,"
"It means a fortune big," he said.
"In privileges and rent;
Besides it's real philanthropy."
And then my hundred went.
REV AND KAM TO AIMED AND CHILD.
MRS. W1NSLOW*5 SOOTIIING SIMV.:1. has been
t.sed for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLION'S of
MOTHERS for th,r ext./xi:EN WI-ISLA
TgETRING, with PERFECT SUCCE,SS. 11
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN CTIRES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHCCA. 1( 1, lib,
solutely harmless fle sere and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other
Wad. Twenty-fivt cents a bottie.
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