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To the Men,---
sy . I8th, 1'911
The 151st Huron Battalion has been ordered, to mobilize about the 15th of May ` AND A
STRENGTH. T, FU
UNDERill your County be humiliated by having t :e first Battalion she was authorized to form go into Cam
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Will the word • "Huron" ever stand as a : word of , reproach throughout the Empireire ?
of this County rally to their pride and to- THEIR HONOUR ? p
Or will the people
The Last- Lail torr. Voiunteers. .
To the Mothers, Wives and Sisters,---
Do you know what is happening to women in Europe today ?
Do.you know what the women of Belgium, of Servia, of Flanders and even of your own
race in the old land have suffered by the invading lluns ?
Do you know that thousands and tens of thousands, with their little ones, are driven I
starving from their homes to die in misery that they are being violated and'. slaughtered ? w
Do you realize that if this War is not fought out in Europe, you and your children may
be forced to share the sufferings of those in Europe ?
Do you realize that if Canada is to protect her people, her homes and her liberty, her
men must be given without stint to take part in the struggle ?
Thousands of glorious mothers, wives and sisters have given their dearest to this cause
to enable you of Humanity and of Empire. Gan you meet this type of womanhood in social intercourse ? Are
you content to see other mothers, wives and sisters proudly sending off their manhood, to protect
you and your men -folk ?
ENLIST TODAY, with the knowledge that, at last, you are playing Or will you meet the burden of, this generation with COURAGE '°
Divine Virtues ?" the highest of 10
The business of the young man of the County ooday is the completion of the Battalion
she was asked to form.
Kitchener urges "men and more men." Canada has premised him 500,009.
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be one ?
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Will you
Are you content to remain at home in ease and reap business advantages while other
men take„your place in the firing line ?
Does the sight of your chum in khaki have you untroubled and undisturbed ? .
Make such sacrifices as may be necessary (the Empire is worthy of them)
to take your place in,your County Battalion.
ENLIST ANIS
the part of a MAN.
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Mr, and Mrs. Nesbitt have return-
ed From Toronto and are again set-
tled in their own home. !Liss Blanche
of New York in now on a visit to
her parents.
p . 'Lieut. kiall has returned: from Lon-
. y'don where he has been taking a special
course in musketry,
Mrs. Eve of illontreal has been vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and 8Irs.
Brooks.
, Dr. and Mrs. Murdock of Rainy
;,.
River are here on a visit to elle fur-
- mer's parents.
Eleven members of the local Odd-
, fellows lodge were presented -at a
recent meeting with three -link rings
anti appropriate addresses of appre-
ciation on their enlisting for the set-
s, ice of King and Country,
fol
Seaforth. ,
Mr. John McElroy, i the y , one o f ery
surviving pioneer settlers in this dis-
trict passed away on Friday night
at the age of 88. For some years
he made his hone with his daughter-
in-law, on the homestead, in the
Roxboro district, near Seadortb,
where he lived continuously since
settling on the farm, Ile caste out
from Ireland as a young man.
Mrs. Geo. Snithers has returned to
her home in 'Toronto after spending
a few weeks with relatives in town.
Miss Tovell of Guelph has been in
town, the guest of Ma;or anti- firs,
R. S Hays.
11t. J. E.11icl.son and his daughter,
Miss Irene, of Toronto, were guests
at the home of Mrs, W, D. VanEg-
mond for a felt days recently.
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Wingham
Mrs, Margaret S
Stein
was married
recently to Mr, Ilugh,McBurney of
East Wawanosh. They will reside
in
Wingham,
Mr. and Mrs, King have moved
hero from 1Iespeler, Mr. King hay-
ing taken a position With the West-
ern Foundry Company.
MMIessrs. James Leslie and Elmer
Cartwright have gone to Preston,
where they have accepted positions.
Illiss Margaret Forbes of Winnipeg
has been visiting her father, Mr.
Thomas Forbes 01 town, •
don shortly,
L e nsaH
Mr. Andrew Johnston and daugh-
ters intend coming into town short -
1y to take possession of their new
residence recently purchased from
Mr, II. Soldan,
111r. .James Johnston left lash week
for his bi'g farm near Edmonton,
Alta Ile took a carload of cattle
along,
The young ladies of the town have
organized themselves into a recruit-
ing league.
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DETROITz MICIl
FATAL RiDICULE.
Youths of Ancient Alexandria Paid Fo
'Their Caustio Wit,
In ancient days the impudent wit of
the young Grego -Egyptian dandy was
proverbial, says Arthur I). P, Bromo
Welgall in. "The Lite anti Times of
Cleopatra." That was especially' true
in Alexandria, -'chose people were char-
aetcrized'by the Emperor Iladi'iau as
"light, wavering, seditious, vain and
spiteful, although as a body wealthy
and prosperous."
No sooner did a statesman assume
o8]ce or a king come to the throne than
the wags of the city gave him some
scurrilous Nickname that stuck to fain
throughout the remainder of his life.
Thus Ptolemy IN.. was called "The
Bloated," Ptolemy X, "The Vetch" and
Ptolemy XIII. "The Piper." Seleucus
they named "Pickled Fish Peddler,"
5110111 later times Vespasion Was named
"Scullion,"
When Ring Herod Agrippa passed
through. the city on his way to his in,
secure throne these young Alexan-1
crians dressed up an unfortunate mad-
man whom they had found in the
streets, put a paper crown upon his
head and a reed in his hand iiud- led
him through the town, hailing him as
king of the Jews two that hi spite of
the fact that, Agrippa was the close
friend of CaIlguia, their• emperor.
Against vespasien they told,' with de-
light, the story of how he had pestered
one of his friends for the payment of a
trilling loan of C oholt, and 501.11e one
matte up a song In which that fact was
recorded..
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STUDY YOUR TONGUE.
r It is a Monitor That Registers Your
Physical Condition.
One of the first things a doctor does
when he is called to a patient is to
look Otto his mouth. That is because
it Is the quickest and easiest way to
esaminean internal cavity of the body
and observe the signs of health or dis-
ease there displayed, The mouth is
lined with mucous membrane, which 15
quickly affected by many disorder's,
and the tongue, which is simply a mass
of muscle wrapped up in mucous mem-
brane, is n veritable horizontal guide
post, ,
Since it Is a muscle its general size
and shape and its susceptibility to
proper. control inform the physician of
the muscular condition of the patient,
and the state of the mucous membrane
that covers it indicates the general
systemic condition, A person who suf•
_fors from !'ever of any degree will,
generally show a "furred' tongue, The
word graphically describes the condi-
tion, and it is not necessary to be a
physician in order to recognize it,
In a long continued fever Like ty-
phoid the fur accumulates until the
tongue is covered with a thick, brown
mass that shades off to a fighter tint
at the edges. In scarlet fever the
tongue is often covered with n white
fur clotted with Iittie red points. That
is called the strawberry" tongue.
when the stomach is badly out of coin
dition the tongue shows a thick white
or brown Pur; :bred tboso who ai'e s fheoPl:'
1115 from tonsiliti'� or feels any ot1er
inflamwation of the throat may show a
layer of thick, creamy white fur all,
ever the tongue. Sometimes when the
,patient is much, exhausted the tongue
will not be furred, but dry, -red ancT
raw:
"Thrush" consists of small white
patches raised' above the surface and,
although not 501/0115 in itself, generally
shows that the constitution is weal:.
One strange ,thing about the tongue
is that, although it so often betrays the
state of the stomach to the' physician,
yet iu'two of the most serious stomach
troubles -cancer and gastric ulcer—the
tongue is generally very clean.
The; tongue In health 18 always under
the, muscular control of its owner and
should be perfectly steady when it is
put out. A. tremulous 'tongue,,deuotes
weakness, and the tongue that is coat-
ed and tremulous in the morning, but
that grows steadier through the day,
is generally the result of too much al-
cohol.—Youth's Companion.
Theyricliculecl Caracalla for dressing
himseif like Alexander the Grein:, al.
though his stature 1v18 below the aver-
age, but in that case they had not reek.
oiled with then roan, . Isis frightful re-
venge upon them MIS the almost total
extermination of all the: well to do
young men iI1'the city, whom be col-
lectecl together under a false pretense
and then' butchered in cold blood.
Sympathy Versus Scie, e
"Slee boast much of our advae,
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science, but science is naught to the
sick and wounded compared with the
word ofcomfort and assurance," says
the New York Mecliml Journal. "It is
literally true that we would rather die
than be treated successfully by certain
practitioners. " * '° A littlo sympathy
outweighs much science.";
Inexcusable.
Said the waiter to a noisy card party
-in a hotel bedroom: "I've been sent to
ask you to make le -ss noise, gentlemen.
The gehtleniau in the next room says'
be can't read."
• "Tell him," was the reply of the hot,
"that he ought to be ashamed of him-
self. Why, I could read when I was
five years old,"
Cholera, Morbus.
Inflammation of the stomach and
bowels caused by poison in the diges-
tive canal is called cholera morbus,. It
is especially liable ,to occur ,during hot
weather followed by cool nights. 11 is
chiefly caused by eating indigestible
foods, such as rawvegetables under -1 A Good Resolution : I will paysay
ripe or. overripe Eructs and spoiled' subscription .to'The \\Yews -Record in
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Armenians Lost Name,
There is ne such country es Armenia.,
Officially the Turks decline to recognize
the as -me, and maps marking "Arme•i
nfstan" have regularly been confiscated,
Unoficially again nobody can say ex-
actly whore "-Armenia," or Kurdistan,
as 1118 alternatively called, begins and
leaves oft Nor is there properly such
a•people as the "Armenians." That is
only a name given them by foreigners.
They call themselves Balk and their
country Hai/led/1n, tracing theirde.
scent frau Balk, grandson of Japhet,
whose dynastywas overthrown by A1.
exander of Macedon.—London Specta-
tor.
Wingham
fMr.
. J. J. Cunningham
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has
gone
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west on a' stnCss trip.
Mrs. Malcolm Graham and :two
children of 'Uxbridge have been visit-
ors at the home of Mr, 11. A. Gra-
ham.
Misses Grata and .A.•ima ISennedy
have returned from Toronto Univer-
sity for tihe long vacation.
Dr, J. P. Kennedy was in 'Toronto
for several clays recently.
Mrs. R. Herdsman of Iianlilton
has been visiting friends in town.
Lir. G. 11. Ross attended the On-
tario Dental Society meeting in
Toronto last mealy.
Mr. and illrs. C. fi. Blackhall of
Wingham announce the engagement;
of their daughter, Iva Jean, .to Mr.
Arthur. C, Riley of Toronto, the
marriage to take place this month.
Mr.. L: Kargus and family, of G1101011
Have moved to-tocvn.
Wingham. .
Mr. and 11Irs. Newton 131ack have
moven to Berlin, where Mr. Black
has been engaged for some time past.
Mr. 0, R. Pinch, who has been ap-
pointed local agent for the Metropol-
itan Life, will move Here from Lon-
itir. A. L. Posliff, principal of the
Public school, has enlisted in the
16Lst Battalion and has been granted
leave of absence by the board, who
also passed a resolution of apprecia-
tion of his patriotic spirit.
David Thurloty died .at his Home on
Shuter street on Sunday' week. at
the age of fifty-two years after but
a short illness of pneumonia. Ile trial
a native of Colborne township and
had resided in Wingltatn for about ten
years. Itis wife and one daughter
survive.
11Ir•, W. A Sanderson. attended ' the
funeral of a brother in Orangeville
last week.
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