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We put on sale Saturday,
.January 3rd, every Coat in,
stock, 25 in all, at 25 per cent.
off regular price. They are all
New Coats this season,includ-
yng Chile
cielas, Velours, Sil-
vertone, Beavers. Sizes 34 up
to 44.
COME EARLY FOR THE
BEST CHOICE.
-.....,,..-,... ��;. 25 ,•c, off Reg. Price
Furs�
We put on sale Saturd Jan. 3rd, all
a
yr
at 25 per cent. off regular price, in.
eluding Mink,1+'ta Lamb, Wolf, Fitch, Coon,
�e
Sable, OppossUm.
Ladies . off IL' e, P iC e
.
Start 7 Suits , to clear, all this Season's
styles, Black, Green, Navy; Silk -lined. Sizes
36, 38, 42 and. 44.
coNT1+NCE. i Their Golden
• Mrs. W, Coneel of Clinton, and Mrs.
Bowes, of Blyth, spent a few days s Thee
guest of their brother's,
George Dale. •
Mr, Andrew Snell is improving nicely,
d
Joe Riley is working at Seaforth with
his team for Ament• of Goderich Twp.,
• Mrs.' Geo. Cook,
.spent- last week With her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Riley.
Mrs. Frank Hall spent a few days in
Cllnton last week,
Boys Pull- ver Sweaters.
1 dos. only Boy's Black and Orange; colors
Gkey and Blue,
and Green. Sizes 36, 38 only. Very $4.
Special •'••
•
"e" x.* „ ,a +` of Seeland is being arranged and a ser-
" '%' '` vice between Holland and its East Me-
diu colonies is contemplated.
A combination billard and pool table
Da
Wedding D
"BEST MITICINE
Thursday, January t 5th, 1,920,
ARE YOU WEAK
AND RUN DOWN
oz. gum Nino/toe, a ua,
n l'1 water Lo Iii Flt f, pt l
a t +i,
only until par 6 uu,+ t.vi u ,
m Toed reasonable. tine ••t s ps
_ 1 '4 ` " no grain, Centime. I, ;1.1 1. 1- .
i FOR1r a+1ii thaaeutnsntenua,::,t „ :;u.,
Gakf+ering in flavor of Mr. end passed, then give t • it r,. :Iona
A f amity ___._----•- passed, . The give 1
Mra. Amos masher at'Codericlt. j , at night for a few o I : '' ' "'
Lydia ] . Pinkhana s consists in either two, , rr u ,
---- What
G
the grata rattan 0.1 1a ii .•t u:
Two highly esteemed citizens of Vegetable etable: Compound Did 515* is not won rt e ei.,, Di;
Nelsons Mr, tinct Mrs, fly gathering For cillo iJ®l7a n. ha gets exercise 10 emu., i te ;
Nelson Christmas Day
1 fshonorbof their + Repeated exercise
chuck:. mu., i r•
,t tit 1.
of h peat big tog o u mate, + t
Wedding. £ which is incutul l .
EXETER.
A monument erected to the memory
of fallen soldiers onsExeterledend
hef Us-
borne-
S-
borne•Township M. Best,
Friday afternoon by Capt. J.
o[ llamiltnn, a veteran of South Africa
and the late war; in the presence of
t+noat , Captain Best Best addressedle. After ta epubliic
cere-
mony, Capt,
meeting at the opera hoose on the sub-
ject, "Lest We Forget. lie paid a high
t the work of the British navy
.. a chronic ',ata lite.:
i Christmas n
Golden c _ ,; ,,.. Ga ,'i,:
Portsmouth, Agricultural i ane alae,- t native
Mr. and Mrs, Fisher were married tS irre ularitfes p has inmy side rand wee Deceniher 20th, 1869, inthe Town- g ,
F T uckersntiFh, The bride was n 11So
In This Condition Only a Tonic
Medicine Can Renew Your
Health.
The condition of being "run down"
is one that doctors do not recognize
as a disease. The physician of to -day
who gets Itis training in a hospital
where only severe disorders are en-
countered knows little about It, But
those who ate run down In health
know that it not a fancied afflict tilled
The expression "run down" apt
to' health, indttn1 a condition in which
alt the bodily functions are enfeebled.
Appetite fails, the digestion Isi
paired, the nerves are impoverished,
there is no animation, but rather
worry and mental depression. aFatigue
is a constant svtnpton. No particular
,�
organ being effected, you must look
for relief to the blood, As it circulates.
through every part of the body,
any
blood improvement isquickly the
throughout the
the
entire system. As a restorer of the
blood and builder of weak nerves Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills stand
at the head
d
of all tonic medicines,
these pills helps to enrich the blood
and strengthen the nerves, and thus
the various organs regain their tone
•utd the body recovers 415 full
ivigor.
Ample proof of this is given
the
statement of Mr. William Devine, Ger-,
rard street east, Toronto, who says:
"Two years ago while employed as a
conductor on the Toronto Street Rail-
way, 1 became much run down. 1
consulted a doctor who gave me medi-
cine, but it proved fruitless as
constantly growing weaker. My ap-
petite completely failed ' and I fell
away in weight until 1 only weighed
135 pn' the s tas ells, sand times finalhtaken
felt
fainting p
of weak at times I n,,if,t.,.ngne ntte
could hardly get Wor king Over
ship o
Miss Jenl ata Turner, daughter of the ,
late Edward Turner, and her husband
brought her to the Fisher homestead on
the 2nd concession of Colborne, where
they continued to reside until their
removal to Goderlch about four years
ago. Mr, Fisher is seventy-seven years
of age and Mrs, Fisher is seventy-one.
Both ate i0 good health and
we comst
e
Lill be spared for many years
to enjoy the comforts earnedby
lives, 1
thrifthe
and industry of ,
They have five sons and five daughters, •
the family circle being still unbroken.
The sans are Herbert, Edward,.
hur
and Fletcher, all of Colborne, and
*Horace J„ of Goderich, and the daugh-
ters are Mrs, M. Ohler, of Colborne;
Mrs. el. R. Long and Mrs. W. St ;hers,
,f Goderich; Mrs. W.
Sask , and Miss Pearl Fisher at hone,
All were present at the Golden Wedding
celebration, turd the daughters -in -la
and sons-in-law, wills sixteen grand-
children, made a goodly assembly for
the Christmas dinner. The bride and
room of fifty years were presented• •
tribute o t
during the war and the incontparab?e
heroism of the sons of Canada andgave
many reasons by which the people
the Dominion ought to remember those
who fell Those who carne back, he.said
should not alone be given a handshake
and a cheer,kbut assisted
needed. Returned
nd homes
and work, the township
soldiers of the town and
were guests of the two Councils at a
banquet, and in, the evening in St.
James Street Church, Captain Best de-
livered an address on "'Reminiscences
of the War," The meeting was largely
attended.
02 installed officers for
tr L.
a
L.
• es Wal-
ker;
as follows; W. Al., Charles
D. M. William Littman; recording chatiecie-
;z;,,; A, A. Trumpet;
h 9's Robinson. financial sec -
secre-
tary. Charles
around to o my
work, and as I had The handling ut r t ,;,Jtu 51 1-,,
four h my family rhubarb beds in the a,preee et 115
and three boarders yea,, is largely diptnnet.1 no the set
itmadeibLydy hard nation of them anu the aloe that ih,
for me, Lydia E.
owner has at his nisposu.i both w
table Co ound the fall and spring.
table Comp Where properly handled the as.
was . I took
it paragus beds In the rail of the yeas'
to me, I should have had all tops removed
and Et has . It
and burned and the roil ploughed
my health, It st over the top of the row su that a
ma nertainly the beet
furrow would be lett to remove the
medicine for woman's ailments I ever water.
saw."—Mrs. SARA SHAW, 11. No, 1, In the spring of the Year the as
Portsmouth, Ohio. paragus bed, if ploughed In the fall,
Mrs, Shaw proved rho merit oe this should be ploughed back and then
medicine and wroten this letter in order given a woneen may find soil would rwarm ough up disking quickly,aespea
thate other suffering dally around the crown of the Plaut,
relief as she did. he was
Women who are
from day to day Aced untilfter Line the1 tt of July when be twee -
should not drt}g g brig should cease anti [1ego bed
re
gut-
withoutgi g this famous root and crave a heavy 7 di E P,nitham -Vette tit of
•b li t t.
yin coating o tv'r t oration.
herb remedy, nY a ' • .
table Compound, a trial. For sperite anti and • a fertilizer. considerable quantity comWed what Ielled t resign thought was lighter work,
commercial
ow -
to Lydian kherd mM ficin CogLynn,
to Lydia ort years 'Rhubarb beds in the fall of the 'it
?t tti+laailieerbetter
rwenlrer, Onets. 1 was day
an address from their faint y, ac- Mass. The result of its forty µt11-rottedl bean rttl Meer :*Lhe tops a chant urged me to irk Dr. Williams'
with
experience is at your service, �^
ac-
companied by a purse f+ gold
f for - have hecu setn011!e • Pink Ells but by this tante 1 was
i handsome � Rhubarb beds in t., • i any good. Finally
!1
1
ria I
I cn 5 given , nd
and c Al l+'t•r 1h,, address year ale g
ti •Mets rh of the ,ou, i bought me t bio: of the pill .t
e.
,x •, r••, ('curter •i):17•i-t treasurer, Fred
or; first
w,mfiait'tmatin Ratph7W lis; tyler, Wil-
liam Snell. auspices :t
under Women's Institutes aus1
series of lectures eft the art of cocking
is being conducted at the: town hall. A
dietician. tient Toronto is assi5tll0 i t;d
the class is ettentled by
Science Notes
w
* * * * * s< * * �` * * has been invented only 18 by 24 inches
Not more than 20 per cent. of the in size, with tiny balls that are echo
,energy in gasoline is delivered by the by cues in which pistons are prop
'n and and only by pressing pneumatic Uulbs•
A SWISS scientist
alutn aluminumtended a the mechan -
cal for giving
tai qualities and capacities
°fchanging
average autoitto.
about 25 per cent, is attained under
the best conditions.
An Englishman has invented a stoc copper and brass wn
less anchor for ships which has f ekes adding to its value along circ-
that move senarately, enabling 1 weight,
be stowed securely against a vessel's i trical lines.
•
bow of any shape. An Oho man has invented a machine
Gears for two speeds, operated by i for gathering grasshoppers on a whole -
separate handles, feature a West Vir-1 sale scale, consisting of a motor tricy-
ginian inventor's ice cream freezer to ! cle on the front of which is a funnel
provide the increased power needed as through which the insects are drawn
by a revolving fail into a box,
rats contents congeal. A Danish astronomer has invent .a
The utilization of wateran pow0r per clock small nenough
hich hotoh e carried
rriedr and
cent.ets has Increased m the end oft 21 ' pocket by
since twice9i4 and by sidereal time can be told at once, the
mote thanoas much will be used' hands also being adjustable to local
in the former year• time or that of any desired meridian, be•
A -new vulcanizing either
for autotype- orAn entire tray of 36 eggs
bile yrli ping cir either with 11 *5 examined at once by a new rapid candl-
dfary lighting circuit at the batteries int device, +
bf a car and is automatically scally cut off i A French scientist
isee asgs nwde ice
too
when its work is service between heav to float by
der
datAitcitPlushingand the Dutch Rlands pressure.
LONi)ESE6?'I�O.
Mr. and Urs. David it ggert -meet
Saturday with friend- in Fla faty
Mr Frank Sturdy is spending
days with his aunt, Mrs. D, Geddes.
Mr, and Mrs. Dick Vodden return-
ed home from London on Saturday
everting. Bel r tve,
Mr. Norman Geddes, of g
visited at the home of Mr. Dan Ged-
des last week.
The monthly meeting Uofe htheeld W.M.he
S. of Knox Church,
home of Mrs, James Campbell next
Friday at 2.3 0, p•in,
Mrs. John Barker and son, Ross, of
Torhero parents, M , andt-Mrs,e holidays
with
Ping -
land ,returned home on Saturday. fo
Deepest sympathy
Mr. 1r. and Mrs. Bert Nott, of the 9th
Coe., in the placeontheirSundinfant s11.
which took p
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid was held at the manseasast
e last
Tuesday afternoon. A very P
meeting was held after which tea was
served.
Mr, Frank England, of the Ortho-
predic Hospital, Toronto, who was vis-
iting at his hone here, returned last
week to resume his studies at the Un-
iversity.
Owing to the scarcity of teachers
Mrs. Frank Tamblyn has kindly con-
sented
S.S, No. 7 resumeher il danother can teacheruties as
of
obtained.
The death of Mr. Louis Ruppi oc-
curred on Jan. 6th, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. John Hutt`? s da Mr.
Ruppi„ who had lived with
ter for the past ten years, was a very
old man, having attained- the age of
93 the day of his death. The remains
were taken. to London for interment•
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
et the home of Mrs. David Hoggart
on Wednesday when she invited a
nutnber of. ladies for an old fashioned
quilting bee. Although the quilting
was not quite finished by tea
timeenjothe
he
ladles did not refraintnd went home
the boutifui repast,
wishing there would be another bee
soon,
et -trine of the
Mrs, Fisher and K - a rotovation
in t r •not allure tar -
r 1 b one of the grifts were
e a public school pupil, clad tuts.:; 'r the plants
s n read S the gifts were race C ,wi t:t s p I n
Verne (lhlar, cavi painful accident when a *red Trout the t•rr •llrir; p^vara!- the
Reginald
1 to their r;atdparenis by Horace mel with :i P tc crown. Greta lr,t100r. It a Vc?-ll' u( -linty vital ice inti off a vera, and C lh 050-
inald memorable,
and ; his head. Several Warming ep or the soil 11. and conse-
ats a memoraiela day for ;dl cnu.ari,u..• 1+;'getable t3p:ri::h:a.
`-,;,eln, s remains ns offaMort Knox, idied n�0, ogvi crotch,-..1lmt.
1 hr i ere
WINGI .AM,
HULLETT
Frhrwing le the vete polled
contestants for the reeveship
township
No. Armstrong Leiper Me
,t 24 25
52 39.
5
6
7 •
JUICILY DELICIOUS
10 12
58 26
13 13
19
343 10
224 146
I +::•'alit in 'Toronto, it ere brought h
rhe 1 Mr, Knrx 1)rmerly
Dv`:n• interment. here. Ile is
in the 1 _•„nd�tet;d a jav;elry -tura
trISemachinerby one y of tttliee s iAtrcotwo
Cusltion
Michael The nand it
12 is30 liexpected 7early inny is athe sprining g,
40
Clover :-cert n;:d flay Crop.
A crop of soca and of hay riot be
rade from the second crop of clover
Just as well as only enc crop, accnrd-
1ng to the experience of a Pennsyl-
r•at•mer. In his practice the
h
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BLYTH
The installation of the officers of
Blyth Lodge No. 303, A, F. & A. M.
took place under the direction of Past
W.M. W Worthy Bro.
Pate; Tierney. S.W.
Bro. Geo. E, McTaggart; J. W., Bro,
P. Gardiner; S.D., J. S. Scott; J.D•,
Bro. E, Sanderson; Sec., Wor. Bro. J.
M. Hamilton; Treas., Wor. Bro.
Tierney; D. of C., Wdr, P. W. Scott;
Chap., Bro. Rev. W. B. Hawkins; S.S.,
Bro, W. Bennett; J.S., Bro. J. S. Chel-
lew; 0.0., Bro. G. W. Snell; Ty
Fred Button.
Miss Mildred Brown, who tried the
Elementary grade theory exam. in con-
nection with the London, (Eng.,
Col-
lege of Music, has received word to
the effect that she passed successfully.
Miss Ruth B. McGowan left on
Monday for Toronto where she will
ter upon her duties as nurse -in -train -
'
When you get a sirloin, Tenderloin
or Porterhouse steak from us you'll
not be disappoinlad. The aroma that
ai•ise.s from its frying or broiling, is a
pretty good, index to its flavor and
goodness. We are known for the
quality of our steaks, chops, roasts, etc.
a
G.1'I11•
Elard'
ros., Butchers ,
Phone 170.
The Veterans' Store.
Probably you were disappointed
because Santa 'Claus did not fetch
your Player Piano in time for alma-,
but as. Santa knows you wanted the
best and as there are so tiffany dif-
ferent mikes to took over, he did
not arrive at Our store i,t time. to
have his choice delivered, whlth is
a BELL. But When ite0ne5 you
will not he. disappointed es Sante
l
i L,r l��fj best.
I is '
• tow
s
which a
iM
"t,
_. tYt
eh
In
Piano with a soot and a life trite of Homelcmak making
you srliit,
Thef Pi.
for particdiars at Once, if ut',atilc to' call,
Write •
money, a
Jonath
nJS1C vain,
Nature'st7
First Law
is order -"'regularity.
Obey . •it in youil own
body.
Keep your liver active
and your bowels regu-
lar and natural. Good
llealthis possible in no
other way.'
One pall a day is tine
regular rule. Two --
perhaps • three now
and tiara,, if xuecessary,
CMOS
IVEt
PILLS
til'#
' it
' r n
5 g
B
e r 5
u
�b
v
Cee
Cry
FOR FLE CHER'S
A S T 0 1 4S.
CURS 1yMpHA m` mS
Y:a:llu .•
, crop is t when
art filled and brown It st is then cured
in the usual way for hay and when
good and dry the hullers will get
out all the seed as well as if the
tttalks were dead and weatherbeaten.
The resality, ishaveryhile goodot of the
and the
batt quality,
attic will eat it even to the last bit.
The "Monday Morning Disease”
Affecting Horses.
Symptoms Described, and a Course
of Treatment Suggested for Allev-
iwting and Curing the Trouble—
Working
rouble
Working Over Asparagus
Rhubarb Beds.
u,
un
cl
•s nt g
heartily tired of medicine, .t
1 had, taken did nr , i •
to „'c s, to try talent,
could n„ longer refuse were helping'
A(t.r a timet felt they
ate tool than i gladly contlnud their
use, tci!h the result that 1 was finally
enabled tt g„ hack to my add position
fnl!v• restored to he:dth, 1 owe this
splendid condition to Dr. Williams'
;'ink Pills, and San strongly recom-
mend then; to any one sutferittg as 1
did."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be oh-
tatned through any medicine dealer;
or may be had by mat , pp.
50 cents a box or six boxes f'r 02.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medic ... '•:o•,
Brockville, Ont.•
Into one end of a pocket knife an inventor has inserted a coiled tape
mea-
sure,
Sar
Itc
hn
Craig
"• Eaton
tOontrabutelt bp Votarte Department of
Agrtcultare, Porente.i
YMPRA14GETIS, commorlly
called weed, a shot 01 Sreeee `
w' MoedaY morning disease, 1
le a common aliment in
horses. Some horceS ore predIspmed i
to the trouble and suffer after being
en r Blkpdtcd to slight exciting eat`
ing
Miss
the Western hospital. t It sewers to boy' that are octave
Miss J• K. Naylor and Mr. W. J.
totaled to regular work and high feed -
Naylor are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C } ing, when such are given a rest for
Bell,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McKellar, of a d1W or longer, and inrat e meantime gra
Strathroy, are visiting with Blyth re reeei a tlgeir re, *185. morning
Wives, hence the .pave "Monday noticed 1
dnseace,"' it frequently being
on Monday morning in work horses
re -
BRUSSELS pen of 1 that have stood idle and been well
John Duncan'- pen of poultry at the fed state the Saturday even pre -
Dominion egg -laying contest,
grecs at the Experimental Farm, Qt-
ttnve, won a $10. awat'd-for the bash
record for tate past two months. The
The
birds are Rhode hstturd Fteds, common fol the or
contest rens for- a year; each entrant
having telt hens. ,Tliere. are fifty pelts
the seat,
in the ,cogtest. Symptoms..—The first symptoms LargeUnited
quantities of ltd corn Mani-
this
isr usually aro rigors (Shivering)
;tie United, States and i tits r eta d are , lowed by well marked tncrea0 of tem- sr„ah_- nxm
sola are quickly
ie elil' here and are prlraturel but us those symptoms u9- ' Eaton, z{,g•, whose appointment to
sold as quickly u5 the cars :strive• wally occur at filght they are not oat an.
The storage of ice. is in progress' nJld i often, notated, 7?Ue well
symptomsrAOt I i honorary C;elonel Sir Jolie Craig resident
ad quantity will be Stored ' the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's
ss P any' siirecto ate h slip s n
ail
usually noticed aro wall marred so'r'e { pounced,
Hess and lameness, usually of a tiled and domiis nauteper perst sonalityofthe T. Caton Co. Ltd. of Toronto and Ninni”
t Huron Agricultural Society Ihnb, Prom reasons not understood fifty years ago ]aid he foundation. In
The his
¢ting' wilt be held in the town the right hand n is more Pro' peg, ilio largest Timothy
Eaton,Institutionyyo of the Dominion, unda i n. dost
d than the near the late Timothy
official circles Sir John is even better known as probably
the Canadian in civilian co-operation with the forces of government (luring
In he
the
war nizaton. while at theealm of trade be leads as an same throe recognizing the human eq of scientific
maga F his education
labor factor. 1876, receiving lie a 110'
1 Sir John was born in isTnative
April an he
in the public schools of his native city and tippet' Canada Ca g
Ile -
began his commercial career with Iiia father's growing estahlisbm00t the
business of which has more than doubled to hienovpoeu nig of die er hWesternsadministra-
tion, his individual Foresight leadiii
at Winnipeg in 1905, and the Moncton, NiS., outpost this pant' season, n
addition to being president of the T. Eaton Co., he is director of the Domin-
ion Bank, he Canadian National Exhibition Association, and Wellesley,
Hospital; nomember et r, trustee andie membereoffthecterla Finance Comm Toronto;
of he Toronto;
Generala1
aadafloopltal;i5uia a member Assn iation f tbo iOrOOLO also onceard of of Canada's and of thet
best
Favo wn,,
Candice 1.4 p0l'turet•s` A preferred like Caesar's;
f ams o saecreation,O17Politicalyachting,
onors,, thoughdpreferied li
forms of i
crown, g has bine again refused, - an Sept, exceptional;
Thud Jane 3, 1816, he was int?dentallythe uo this being on SePt., 10tU,�
I{nta Empire xcehtl nal;
1817 pt the special derorat.ion of the N�'er Lee, . ,
heart ' enty ye on but tneuty4 eight
e*511aPnat on it wf11sone in all the
be 'remembered rithati
earl twenty the
Years. In Portia P viral under chef
early In the wa+r Sir Jolie turned over to the AdmlraltY his fine p
vatei
the Former, which served on he Atlantic Coast p the'
ensirt.r
ensign wait ttoalsolonger
organiizedctegiuippedlate
andtweet no erseasf l0. the Eaton Meet
war period be private fortune was ex -1
chine gen batteries; while over $1,000,000 of his p
redly p of maceeding $ of 0. Two dependents
d Itiatolitans at the
and eigh(Y-'
weekly opaYtoll exceeding went
ent from
Two Co.'s .estabiiti meats to till
two voluntary recruits the for •�000f thten ompll *to battaio,t.a•'"this sspion t f
ties t to e
tit short em
er e p Y.
- w Ful
n m
ma s
a 170
company
'e . co n
rho
. of IMO-.
cant ibe
Per ded l
e > r vi
8',26 0
body representing 3 P 51r Joluii 71
wh11e the men wee fightingforflthta h ge roil of patribttiipi 'exeeedity>i
hilt For their lainilies at hone, ,
$2 nr,0,000 In ish:el tf Sir total. n Otho; teraexpeta
luhe a otb ate John Eaton on the Cann too alta dtrdottsrata
tv 1 ho lee near notional transcontinental road
eei
give.- that leap , r , to of and itecitstotit1d to thinking tent itdtite In,
ifsr15e dbttalnt10 15 it &, 0 gives 11 a 'man who perhaps more than any oihor,�
i,1rtte proportions I
is tit airmifon holler(- In the
mins o the hum U° then to tomb
loss alfalfa ,and tete -proven, rati0n of his WA large +.
oesulril fjoiier p ._
ceeding•
It consists 1n•iu5ammation of the
lympha; glands, usually those of the
bind Limb or limbs, but it is not un-
" bs to be
Colorleafacesofteae.show
liar
the absence of iron in
binotl.Carter Iron PMIS
tat "hel&tuts eondttt'-
half next Wednesday.
The boot and shoe business and', har-
ness shop of 1, C. Richards has been
sold to Chapman Bros, ll d 'rt ti'
quentiY involve
kale 011e.
Pressure upon the inner surface of
the limb from the sheath or mammal
downwards reveals well marked sore -
nese, and at first a betided condition
A large company assent t e
home of Milson. and Mrs. Ivic•
Vettie, to rho touch.Yore leg is the
se
Morris Township,• prior to their re- j this. condition will exist on the inner
ncrease in tera-
!novel to a newly -purchased farm near surface of the fore arid. There is
Bri
librareis, and Pndpliai pcded stni, acem ncsom- I peraturo al full, ,•abidl marked ipulee sand often
pltraedy - tnblc•and it ante more or less im-
pa Aiid by a Hislop,
�nepi sn eerd01 GYey �. breathing. Apo tit merited leen 11
Andrew i p aired, and in some eases colioltY
Township, passed away at the ad- ; Pains are noticed. The swelling of the
uncleage or 87 years, M, was an ' parte usually increase rapidly and
I t Archie Hislop, ex-M.P.P. An the beaded condition disappears, and
f tl four school sec 'and lameness, but y
at W which may result tee plan. Cl i' f a n fee Oppost-
4 to exercise or work until tate ace
` Treatment—if 'colicky, pains be
WROX�,'TET� t well marked, give :z toile wear
uttc e U
dull family survives. Mrs. Hislop pre- t there is usually a decrease in sore -
Theher of the f • - 1 Bess and lameness. Exercise reduces
The voting o the ._ � the swelling • and as
Sons
in '
Um; of buil ho a consolidated rit-marl' each time this occurs there lea 180. -
anon showed a miljority ag d y to organization o4 some of
chronic big leg, home it is not wisp
Walton a chilly on the quos reappear during the night;
enc z. in the
The 11 ne re sts
exudate
a.
Hon was the -high (cost of building
material an wai
lameness has disappeared.
t, l d es demanded
a drench,
r
• clan
um
s
I took place, Monday of as one oz. each of tinettiro of bellar
The funeral
Patterson, ivi[e of Josph ,Mortal'. spirits of nitre mndDceased was.a pf0eer of 1lowick, and tarihaatn a braint 01 w tO' of VolloW
to 10deatli ryas due to fire i*50 lines Of old tr(¢ave
ars, Patterson was in her gist drams aldstvro dra,ns ging zo of p-
ri nae, afontg t ) s
and airiyear. She .l5 survived by lien husU alto put*gatiVe at (fret if colicky Pv\Jttnt
and a grown-up family, s are not well marked. 510110w up with
oe
George tandrriisg, own ofb Wroseter s four drams nitrate of pota*sbu0n patient r of
lies I n ft deltiic:1i conditionrespected
l a businessmen, four
daily for two days, Keen
the it a c7 rat t stroke, He In comfortable ¢tali ex6nd'esd ff'out
the result of a pa. Yd ite41,. for a; drafts Rnd bathe the affected leg 1ro-
b i i gap t1Y
with hot water tend alter
been I eh
i u
has not .
# an -retard but troth-
b hind rub 'welt with a igthnolant
} 1 s anticipated. •A soh iiditarieut ,ay poo rriadb o it
eveek previous a t seizure, at f bz, mai
Ing Ser pus wa
tom Toronto and' a daughter froth et t ileatiu I oz. tincture ,i iodine,
,nderfaiitt arrived on Satarday fo at,