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THE CLINTON NEW EI'GA,
PAM ALL BROM LIMO
198+/3 Rue Victoria, Qpoboa
"I bog to inform youthat ter
a long tilos X bad been suffering
from my kidneys and eouaeq)eut
pains all through my limbs, I
tried several remedies without
euauaes, After using Gia rills T
Was soon relieved of nay pains
toad now I am perfectly well, which
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3e One. I MAIMentirely to Gin
rills,
Mrs. 3. Guy,"
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FORTfs t'° KIDNEYS)
at 2Oa, a bar or 9 boxes for $2.90,
Sample tree fr-you write to
NATIONAL S1RUG & OHEMIOAZ
00, or CANADA. LIMTTRP
Toronto, Ont. 64
U. 2, Address—Na.Dru-Oo: Sac.
202 Main tit., Buffalo, N.Y.
KIPPEN.
O'nSaturday the 27th inst W. H:
Johnston, teacher in No 14. Stanley and
a load of his larger pupils went to Sea- i
forth to see the Agricultural cars sent
out from the 0, 1n,, C. All enjoyed the
trip and the information given there.
Mr. Wesley Harvey met with the mis
fortune last Tuesdy of having his driver
break his leg while driving along a smooth
piece of road near Seaforth. A veterinary
surgeon of that town put a plaster of
parts jasket on the leg and he is now
doing well. Mr. Harvey expects to be
driving hila again in about three month's
time.
This week. Dr. Aitken and Messrs.
Alex Monteith and ,James B. McLean
are repreeeating the Presbyterian Church
in Toronto at the Social service and
Moral Reform Convention in Toronto,
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Children Cry
�m
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R II A
A patent has been granted for a sim-
ple metal container to hold coins of
small denominations in convenient pack
ages instead of wrapping them in paper.
English figures credit British ship-
yards with launching a greater.tonnage
of new vessels in the last two years
than ail the rest of the world combined.
For keeping a woman's hands warm
in a muff there has been invented a
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MEN atad EVENTS
W. S. MIDDLEBRO, M. P., of North
Grey, assistant Conservative whip in
the Canadian Commons, who is to
succeed 'Col. John Stanfield as chief
whip, Col. Sheffield has resigned.
nickel cylinder which, when heated on
a stove will retain the heat for several
hours.
THE 'TRUSTS
AND GUARANTEE
CO P NY, ,eI ITED
BUSINESS INCREASES
Annual Report Shows Satis-
factory Condition of Gen-
eral Business for
Past Year.
Ai the annual meeting of the Trusts
and Guarantee Company, Limited, held
at the head office On Jan. 26, the com-
pany's twentieth annual financial
statement was presented by the pres-
ident, James J. Warren.
The statement showed that the pas
year had been an exceedingly prolit-
able one for the company. Total as-
sets amounted to ,15,404,349, an in-
crease of almost a million and a quar-
ter for the year, The estates and
agency account totalled $$,342,S16, an
increase of $389,327. Trust funds now
in the company's keeping with inter-
est to date amounted to 84,601,525, as
against $4,266,807 at the end of last
year. After snaking due allowance for
BY UR tLO
:wc E LIVE
If you tire easily, are subject to cold hands or feet—if you
catch colds readily or have rheumatic pains—your blood or
circulation is probably at fault and you need
OF THE PUREST COD 'LIVER OIL
which is nature's.easily-assimilated food, to increase
your red corpuscles and charge the Wood t17, life-
sustaining richness. Scott's creates warmth to throw
off colds and gives resistance to prevent sickness.
Always Insist on SCOTT'S. Every Druggist has it.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Toronto, Ont. Is-ta
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MAKE YOUR DOLLARS
FIGHT
AT THE FRONT.,
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DOMINION OF CANADA
THREE-YEAR
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$ 25.00
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JAN. 9, 1917
riNANom EIAIOTMIENT
• OTTA WA
TIlE TOIC TIIAT
BRINGS HEIM
"Frult-a-iiaesl" Builds Up The
Whole System
Those who take `IFruit-a-tivee" for
tIhe Arlt time, are often nstonish.tii tit
the way it builds /hem rip end makes
(lam feel Geller at( over. They may be
taking "Fruit -a -tires" for some 21)Oeirie
disease, as Oonstipatiou, I'ndigogtSou,'
Chronic Headachesor Neuralgia,P
Kidney or Bladder Trouble, lillelo'
nlatis1n or Pain in the 'Back. Anil they
find when c"Bruit-a-tivcs 11aa enroll the
disease, that they feel hotter aunt
stronger in every way, This is duo to
the wonder/id Ionic prnprrlies of these
famous tablets, made from fruit juices.
60e. a box, 6 for $2,60, trial sire, 20c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by !Fruit.
a•tives Limited, Ottawa,
dividends, sundry accounts payable
fund the capital stock subscribed, the
capital account is $2,420,006, as COM.
pared with $2,436,276 a year ago. The
balance credited to profit and loss was
$416,370, as compared with $393,041
at the end of last year.
Votes of thanks were extended by
the meeting to the board of directors,
the advisory board, to the Alberta
branch, and to the officers and staff
for their efficient and painstaking ser-
vices in the company's behalf.
The following directors were elected;
J. If. Adapts, Toronto; W. D. Bell,
Chesley; A. C. Fiunterfelt, Victoria, 13.
C.; Lloyd Harris, Brantford; A. P, Mac-
laren, Toronto; N. W. Rowell, K. C., M.
P.P•, Toronto; C. E. Ritchie, Akron, 0.;
Lieut. -Col. -S. C, Robinson, Walkerville,
Ont.; Joseph Ruddy, Brantford; 0, P.
Scholfield, Toronto; B. 13. Stockdale,
Toronto; W. Thohurn, M. 9„ Ahnonte;
James J. Warren, Toronto; Matthew
Wilson K. C., Chatham.
The board subsequently met and
unanimously elected Mr. James J.
Warren President; 13. B. Stockdsie, gen-
eral manager, and C. S. Hamilton, sec-
retary.
C.P.R. Miiifary Medal Hero
Corporal• Ralph it. 'Morrow, woo
-for four years previous to the out-
break of war was In the Passenger
Departmet.t, C.Y.R., Liverpool, has
won the Military Medal,
Corporal Morrow joined the K.L.
R. the day war waa declared and
Met/elf, ICXa 181fi.
Heti•'
known member of the Harrowby
Football Club and It Is interesting
to record the feet that the ant
which won for him the coveted me-
dal was performed in the rescue of
a club. mate, A. H. Robertson, who
had been seriously wounded. Cos,
poral Murrow picked up his t cons-
paaion and carried him some 500
Yards under a heavy, fire tie the
British lines.
FOIR
"LiVERISHNESS"
USE
MiLBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER PILLS
THEY NEVER PAIL TO DO GOOD.
1 Mrs. J. Slieilswortli, Halifax, N.S.;
writes: 1 take pleasure in writing yoµ
concerning the great value I have re
ceivcd by using your Ivlilburn's Lime,
Liver Pills for a sluggish liver. When my
liver got bad I would have severe head-
aches, but after using a couple of vials
, of your pills I have not been bothered
with the headaches any more,"
' Milburn's Laxa-Liver fills clean away
all waste' and poisonous `natter from the
system, and prevent as weil its cure aB
complaints arising from a liver which has
become inactive.
Milburn's Lata -Liver Pills are 25c. a
vial, or 6 vials for 81.00, nt all dealers, or
mailed direct on receipt of prime by
That T.lvlu,nuate Co., tiio2ritn, Toronto,
Out
Scientists investigating an epidemic
of pellagra in 1talt fount) the outbreak
rwas coincident with the appearance of
the full fledged sand fly and are trying
to connect the two facts,
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SUNDAY " SCHOOL
Lesson VI. --First Quarter, For
Feb. 11, 1917.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES,
Text of tho Leeson, John iv, 1.29,
Memory Verses, 13, 14—Golden Text,
1 Tim, 1, 15--.Commentory Prepared by
Rev, D. M.. Stearns.
3.11 every ]essmt we must see Idfan
with. whom +Voile We Imo to do, the
Creator a1dtup11o1der of all things, the
Only Savletu'"ol' sinners, the only Judge
of .all swenidfid, the seareber of all
hourta,-from w)lotn nothing still be
hidden, Last week we caw Tltm deal-
ing with a very roligioas elan who
stool high in the esteem of Ills fellows;
but now we see Il,lui dealing with an
immoral, low down woman whom per -
]taps no one heal in esteem, and yet
her soul was precious In His sight, and
Ito sated her and used her to save
others,
The "must needs go thrmtgh Sama-
ria" of verse 4 probably had special
reference to her anti the need of her
soul. This reference to Joseph a4 the
well' in verses 0 and d takes us bade
to Gen. xlix, 22-26, where Josepb is call-
ed a fruitful bounh by r1 wolf whose'
branches 1.021 over the wall, in the
same passage thn true Joseph, Terael's
Messiah, is spoked of as the shepherd,
the stone of Israel, who was separate
from Itis brethren, 1n our lesson Ills
branches are seen running over the
well to reach this Si nnaritan outcast.
See Ills bualanity in IIIs weariness as
He sat on the well, for Ile was a real
man, often weary, hungry, thirsty,
lonely, and Ills words inc heart words,
from His heart to ours, "Come unto me
till ye that labor anti are heavy laden,
and I will give yon rest" (Matt. xl,
98). Ile knew 'hnw to reach every
heart, and He tools such a vory differ-
ent method with this sonl from that
which Ile pursued with Nicodemus. ,
Note the time of day, the sixth hour
(verse 6), for strive John reckoned
time as we do, Roman time, it was
either d a. m, or (1 9. m„ as we saw in
a previous lesson. Instead of telling
her bar need, as He diel to Nieodemns,
lie began the conversation b,v asking
ilei to supply Ills need (versa 7), mak-
ing Himself dependent neon her for
Physical refreshin.'. In the conversa-
tion which followed our Lord spoke
seveu times, and the woman replied
six times. Deeper and deeper He re-
vealed her life to herself, that life of
whleh she probably thought no one
knew, and as the conselousness of her
guilt grew upon her Ile increased the
revelation or Himself to her soul until
Ile Beatty told her plainly that it was
the Messiah who was talking with
her (verses 29, 20), What en unheard
or time it was,ras Ile laid bare to her
the sinful life she was leading, told
her bow it might all be blotted out and
she become a well of living water to
others!
The great change rime. She had
seen and received Finn. and, leaving
her -water pot, she went away' into the
city to invite the men to come and see
the Messiah, who hall told her an that
eve1 sire slid (verses 27-301.
.Many believed because .of the testi-
mony of the woman, and many more
believed because of His own word,
whirl they heard for themselyen
(Verse4 ile-4 ), And tihev said, ''We
'Vow that this is indeed the Christ,
the Saviour of the world," So they
obtained life in Him, for to that end
this gospel was written (John zx, 31).
in His conversation with the woman
IIe drat 'asked her for, a drink of wa-
ter. Then lite offered to give'her liv
ing water, which would he In her a
well of water springing up into ever-
lasting life (verses 7, 10; 14). At first
she was as ignorant of spiritual truths
its Was Nicodemus,' and' she' thought'
that TFe spoke only of water from Ja-
cob's well. Then when Ile 'began to'
lay bare her, sin she attempted to
avoid the issue, as many do today,
by saying something like this: "I do
not belong'to your eompany" He laid
everything low in her by speaking of
God the Father as a Spirit and desfr-
ing true worshipers who would wor-
ship Him in Spirit and in truth; by
saying that salvation Is of the Jews
and Ile was their Messiah (vers$s
21-261.
We cannot but think of His saying
to Israel in the long ago that He was
the fountain of living waters, but they
bad forsaken ram for waters Out of
thbir own cisterns (Ser. il, 13). Tiley
bad ceased to draw water with joy out
of the wells of salvation (Iso, xl1, '0).
When .the disciples calve to Hire with
treat which tbey had gone into the
eity to buy His reply, to them was, "I
have meat to eat that ye know not of;
my pleat is to do the will of Him that
Sent me anti to Hulett His work" (verses
8, 31-04). But the disciples tbougbt
that Ho meant such' meat as they bad
brought, as the woman tbotight'that
Fie meant water from,Taeob's well and
Nicodemus thought that He meant an-
other natural birth. Can We wonder
that He said: 'Elow shall yo believe
tf I tell you of heavenly things?"
"How ig it Mat ye do not understand?"
(,Folin ifs. 12; Matt, xvi, 11.) We seem
lust as slow to entlergtand Ills say-
ing abort fields white already to hay-
vest,
aytest, and reaper's receiving wages and
gathering fruit into life eteriml, and
sowers and reamers rojolcing together
(verses 30.38), Believers seem to think
that so many things are worthy of
their attention, whereas there is uot11
inn `really worth while but to knelt
Flim and help others to know Filth and
to he as diligent its whining souls es
Ile was,
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To show piling students the correct
positions of the Angers end wrists is
1 the purpose of a new stereoscope
which carries a number of pictures on
a baud which passes behind n len&
liy the use of steel instead of brass
in rifle cartridges the German et•nty
1 has increased the number of rounds of
ammunition that a soldier can tarry
from leo to 76.0,
4'Womit rixasphodin4
1?le creat 0404fa400lfetnetio,
Tanen cad iayi8or110a the whop,
nervous system, mahoa new );land
la 014 Pen% cures NNrveue
IJe11lity Mental and -wain Wo Deep'dra-
ricncll, boas of 'Deerpih Paindoftof '0T .1he
JI'eard, lrailfnnp Mpnorp. Price *5 per bo>F, ex
per soy O>?o wa0 ploaee, ala will eure,,8o1d lri nil
dryeeiots or mailed ]a plain eke. on ruooipt et
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LAPG1ST
P IVAIM SWITCHBOARD
11,41 CANADA?
(1) Sivitcgboard at Vancouver Rotel,
showing 'L'elantogrnph,
i(2) Vancouver Hotel.
VI). Wire
connections behind Switch -
r
OND• realizes the immensity of
the problems whist confront
the architect of a modern hotel
When one sees the switchboard • at
which the "hello" girls operate at
the huge C. P. 51. hotel in Vancouver.
'hero there are 100 guest rooms, 16
large public rooms and other roams
nullifying intercommlinicatfon, so
that the business man giving orders
to his valet or making an appoint-
ment, and the lady guest tanking
gossip to her friends In the city may
get their connection with ease and
celerity. The private branch ex-
change switchboard at the Vancouver
notal is the largest in Canada, and
embodies Interesting new features
each as the Teiautograeth and the
Maids' Signal Service. The 'i'elauto-
graUh is an Ingenious instrument by
white messages handwritten at one
e station are reproduced by electrical
means at one Or more other stations,'
The 'Celautograph transmits halide
writing plat as the telephone trans-
mits speech. It provides a means by
'which any switehbottrd operator re -
(relying an order can write that order
to the station which is to 813eeu(e 1t.
The instrument operates on the prin-
cilllee,. of the threat current voft-
meter, The magnetic field is electrf-
oally produced and tivd varteblo eme
rents controlled by the transmitter
are nseci to actuate (Wo moving colts
eo the 2eeeiver, Willdlt le turn Impart
, tilt. pen 'tt the 1'eeel0er the move.
'meats tde�ths by the polish Ist the
1120A .9, taus Ow*. .,r
The Maids' Signal Service helps
the guests to finch mottle When re-
qutred. Oa the telephone switch-
board are hundreds of email lamps
bewaring numbers corresponding to
the numbers of the guest rooms
Bach maid is provided with a mini-
ature portable lamp, and before en•
tering a great room, she planes title
lamp in a socket on the outside door
trite of the particular room. Immedi-
ately after tieing Dittoed in the socket
the lamp lights, and anybody passing
can know 11141 there Is a maid it
room whoao door IS 11111 tlltatte h
t11ap•C !lie1404taAt
lump in the locket also muses a:
lamp bearing n similar number sta-
tional on the telephone switchboard
to light, thereby notifying the tele-
phone operator of the room In which
a maid is engaged, From the lamps
on the switchboard the operator
knows where all the maids are to be
famed, and should a Peet require
the attendance of one she can be fm-
mediately summoned by tolephona ..
message.
Tba a