The Clinton New Era, 1916-11-16, Page 4Tbursdav, November 16. 1916,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT,
Colnmtreial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy
Departments
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During July and August we receiv-
ed applications for over 200 office
assistants we could not supply.
Write for our free catalogue at
once,
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9P. BRYDoN Ul
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY.
PUBLIC, ETC
()LuNme
CHARLES 11, HRL6
Conneyanoe, Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Huron St., Clinton,
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate
INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 14 Fire to
entwine Qompanioe..
Division(court Office.
Piano 'Tuning
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
form
the p
ublio
that
he is pre-
pared
e -
Pared to do fine
piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
.Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
For the Coming Pcultry Season is 61, will receive prompt attention,
100 FM I euitr.
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To ship the albove amount will
require at least,-
L 20,000 Chickens,
20,000 Hens,
1 5,000 Ducks,
3,000 Turkeys,
1,000 Geese.
We are in the Market for all your
Live Poultry at top prices.
ENQUIRE FOR PRICES BEFORE
YOU SELL. ,
It will pay you to give your
Laying Hens the hest #attention as
NEW LAID EGGS are expected
to reach record prices this winter.
tion -L iji! is & Co., Limited
Clinton Branch Phone 190
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Pianos and organs rent i;
ed. Choice new Edison t
phonographs, Music & c
variety goods. pp•
LnSle Emporium
M. G. Cameron, K.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Ete
Office on Albert Street, occupied Ny
Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every
Thursday, and on any day for which
f
appointments
pi0 nem. to 0 are made,
edA god vault in
connection with the office. Office open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any oppointmentsfor Mr. Cameron,
Medk.aJ.
DR T.. W. THOMPSO9N
Physician, Surgeon, Etc
menial attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nose,
Dyes ef000 ae.mined, and suitable glasses
prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Two doors west or lite Commercial Bete
Buren 8t.
DRS. CIL:N\ and CA A11IIID
Dr. W, Gunn, L.E. (J, P., L. 11. C.
Dr, Coon's office at residence High Street
itr .1. C. Candler. B.A. M.B.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight coil. at residence, Ratt.nbar, St
or et be9Dite)
OR. Il. A. AXON
DIinTIST
Crown and Bridge work a Specialty,
Qraduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and 11,0.D.S
Toronto.
Barfield on Mondays, Mer tet to it
DR. R. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E More,
Special rare taken to make dental treat
meal es painless as enable,
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stork and general Auction iee
GODERICH ONT
90o3d sales a epGCI011 f, 01 dee a ,r
if Tow FRA erOoe, Clinton, or1,w ',y attends
re. Terms reasooahle, Farmers' sal, not
tivronnted?
Drs. Gf1t, ct Ii. E. Whitley
Heileman
osteopathic Phy.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday. 7 to 11 p.m.
G. D. McTaggart 01, 1). McTaggar
(McTaggart Bros,
RANKERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
General Banking Baslntess
transacted
elOTES DISCOUNTED
Draft'tamed. Interest allowed it
deposits
M/1
•1+L�/vN,NHA
ROOFING 1
dt
Corrogated
Steel Shingles
Felt Roofing
and Slate
Eavetroughing
Tinsmithing
Plumbing and
Furnace Work
Call or Phone for Prices
Estirnates cheerfully
given
Repairs Done Promptly
Byam & Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Phone 7.
Better Pay
The Price
Don't be tempted to choose cheap
jewelery. Far better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what you
are getting,
Yon will Beyer be sorry -nor as a
nta'tter of money, it is easily the
most economical
That has been said so often that
everybody by this time should
know ie -and yet thane is no
scarcity of cheap jewelry in the
land
Now to get personal--Tf von would
Ake to miss chat sort nItogether-
COMIy HERE
Ifv �
m,iC
i u uli like
to tiny where but high gnaIities are •n-JODL HERE
And havenet thee, no person ever
said our prices were anfahr'
m° f 1°�
.de
wcior -
.tti(i
CD;mticinana;
Issuer 01 Marriage Licenses
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance eo.
Perm and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only Insured.
Head Office—Seafortjt, Out
OFFICERS.
J. Connolly, Goderich, President
Jas Evans, Beechwood, Vice -Pres.
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Sec: Treas
Directors -D, F. McGregor, sea -
forth; .T. G. Grieve, Winthrop; W.
Rion, Seaforth;. John Benneweie,
Dublin ; J, Evans, Beechwood; ' M.
McEwen, Clintrin; J. B. McLean,
Seaforrh: J. Connolly, Goderich;
Robt Ferris, iarlock; Geo. Me-..
Cartner, Tuekeremith
AW. ChesneyChesney, Egggmondv'td. lle; J rt.
W
Yeo. Hotmesville; Alex, Leitch.
Clinton; R. S. Jarmuth. Brodhageri
Payments made at Morrish &
Co Clinton, and Cutit's grocery
store Goderich an Jas. fields
store Barfield.
A Carload of Canada
PorttanH Cement
Phone us for prices.
It will pay you
John o
n H utton
LONDBSBORO'
FORD Liz McLE0D
We're now selling Timothy
(Government Stand seed
i ord
.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We
alwave ver ha
Ve on hand
Goose
,Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Co.'n
Highesrt Mar'kej P,rleos paid for Roy
and sU Grains.
FORD & hL'EOD'
WOMAN SUFFERAGE.
•
Its War Time Aspect.
are London,itheir duty. They are taking
ogre of the wounded; or if they cannot
assist in work of that land they are adding
their savings to promote the. good work.
They are !muting and sewing for the
soldiers at the front. The suffragists have
given, so little trouble to the government
that it will undoubtedly soften the hearts
of those in Parliament since the "mili-
tants" have turned all their energies to
aid the fighting men of England, and
6o sufferage may soon come after this
terrible war is over.
'Thousands of women in Canada have
overcome their sufferings, and have
been cured of woman's ills by Da•. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. This temperance
medicine, though started nearly half a
century ago, sous moat widely today,
because it is made without alcohol or
narcotics. It can now be bad in tablet
form as well as liquid, and every woman
who suffers from backache, headache,
tion" of Dr. Pierce, d t
e, 11istprepared from his
nature's roots and herbs and does not
contain a particle of alcohol or any nar-
cotic. It's not a secret prescription for
its ingredients are printed on wrapper.
Many a woman is nervous and irri-
table, feels dragged down and worn out
for no reason that she can think of. In
ninety-nine per cent. of these cases it
is the womanly organism that requires
attention; the weak back, dizzy spells
and black circles about the eyes, are only
symptoms. Go to the source of trouble.
When that is corrected the other aymp.
toms disappear.
for
thetb benefit of of pother omen who suffer
that I recommend Dr, Pierce's Favorite
Pre acription tie a great heap. I have
pereonnlly recommended the same to
treatdeal
who in turn have been bellied a
IiownEN, 19 011ivby erset ,S1. Thomas, Ont.
A 'Little- Knowledge
Teacher: "Tommy, earl you speh
'fur'?"
Tommy: "Yes, sir. F-11-13."
Teacher: "That's- right. Now can
you tell me what fur is?"
Tommy; "Yes, sir. Fur i:1 an aw.
.hal lone wax. "
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO F iA
Visits to the Bottle
The new lodger had an idea that
the bottle in the far corner of the cup,
board was suffering from sly visits.
"Mrs. Ileo1vn," Ire said, "my late
landlady was a most dependable wom•
an. You see that bottle?"
"I 'ops you don't 'bit that rd stoop
to touch ft," said the irate lady. '"1
come from honest English pareuts, I
do, and—"
"Excuse one," answered the lodger,
suo,vely, "1 am not grumbling at your
English parents; it is your Scotch ex-
traction 1 complaiu of."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Quite Appropriate
• Pa: "What is that young man's
Name -I mean the one wits calls here
so. often?"
May: "I call him April showers,
father."
Pa: "Whatever for, my ch;ld?"
May: "Why, you see, he brings
May flowers,"
SiNkisimaishmedSishiamikamill
Don't Persecute
your Bowels
brut out cathartics and purgativ(.. nay of
unnecessary, Try
CARTER'S LITTLE
LiVER PILLS
Purely vegetable. Aet
gently on the
elhninaieh,le,and
soothe thede31.
eate:metnbrans
ofthebowel,
are Con.
sipp o1osIo,
81/c•
ga Headache and tndigrsfion, at Warn. kaau.
Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price.
Genuine mutt bear Signature
f'1 nil .+f
VIER CLINTON' NEW BRA
BUTCHERY ALARMS'HUNS
Decline In Birth,Rate Is Aggravated
by Tolof War
A Correspondent writes from .Berlin,
Germany, to a neutral paper as fol-
lows: German thrift and energy' may
win back the billions of marks` lost-
In the war, but a danger is gnawing
at the very heart of the German
people -tile birth rate is d'w'indling and
German professors and social econom-
ists
have argued for years, referring.
to Fr that a
ing birth rate
is the Infallible elan e ofnthe decadence
of a people.
naerrnunyfar
is -h the
Mbehanrthof
e
number of deaths, but for years the
surplus has been steadily decreasing.
The danger is approaching, slowly,
Inexorably, step by step. Unless
something extraordinary happens the
Moment will come when the popula-
tion of Germany will ernes to grow.
During the war, when more than a
million of German young men, pros-
peotive fathers,have lost their lives
on the shambles of the battlefields,
the problem of how to stop the deelin-
lag birth rate looms up larger than
ever. You hear it discussed every-
where. Aside from the war, Germany
would have had 560,000 more births
anif nd not de-
ually
Had e birth sittn emained
as It was then Germany to -day would
have had nearly three million more
inhabitants than she actually has•
Unimous as legislators and social
economists are to agreeing that Lite
evil must he fought and a remedy
be found, they differ as widely in re-
gard
to the
tl a evil°and, In to wregardlttoy
the remedies which they suggest. The
repre-
sentativesconservative in. the elegislatures and �est are de-
nouncing Ing lack l
of morale at lamong y call tlthe riddle
classes and among high society, whose
-women refuse to fulfil their most
sacred duty towards their country
that of becoming mothers, The so-
cial democrats, on the other side,
maintain that the problem is an
economic, not moral, one and say
that nothing is more natural than
that married people, dreading to see
their offspring become part of the
Increasing proletariat, should en.
(leaver to Hunt the number of their
cf;tidren,
BRONCHITIS
WAS SO BAD
Coughed Every Few Minutes.
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYRUP
CURED HER.
Bronchitis starts with a short, painful,
dry cough, accompanied with a rapid
wheezing, and a feeling of oppression or
tightness through the chest. At first
the expectoration is a light color but as
the trouble progresses the phlegm arising
from the brouchiai tubes becomes of a
yellowish or greenish color, and is very
often of a stringy nature.
Bronchitis should never be neglected.
If it is some serious lung trouble will
undoubtedly follow.
Get rid of it by using Dr. Wood's
Norway Pim Syrup. This well-known
remedy has been on the market for the
past 25 years,
It cures where others fail.
Mrs. Geo. Lotto", Uxbridge, Ont,,
writes :l "1 have had bronchitis so bad I
could not lie down at night; cud had to
•cough every few minutes to get nay
breath. I had a doctor out to see me,
but his medicine seemed to do me no
good, I sent to the druggist for scute
good cough mixture, and got I)r. Wood's
Norway fine Syrup. One bottle helped
me wonderfully, 2 stopped coughing,
and could lie down, end'rest well at
night. I cannot praise it too much."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
put up iu a yellow wrapper; 3 pine trees
the trade nark; price 25c. end 50e.
Manufactured only by Tar, T. Min -
wean Co., I,1Mnran, Toronto, Ont,
Quito Right, Tool
Mr. Edison le we11 known as a
clever little tale haateura particulaMA lrop point oiit.
A school teacher was questioning
her class on general knowledge,
he
roost°wonderful thing said,
nhas hat sever
made?"
The class was silent as the grave,
but presently one small girl's hand
Went up,
Please, miss, I know -a living for
his wife atm Narita ." oho sola
CASTO R IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the p,
Signature of •1� ,'+r4
OLD EUROPE; GOES
Party Lines Broken by Crisis, Ob-
serves Great Roumanian
M. Take ,Ionescu, in' the Roumanian
Parliament said.: "In other countries
this extraordfuaey gravity has caused
the frame in which normal life was
conducted to fall asunder. Thus you
have seen in Belgium a Socialist lead-
er, '`iandervelde, enter a Catholic goy-
eminKing eAlbert So reposed liet In
complete con
fidenee when he opposed tate miserable
invasion of his country. The same
in France, where we see, side by. side,
Combos and the Catholic Cochin;
Where on the salve ministerial bench
aro to be found the moderates of yes-
terday, and the Uncompromising So-
cialist It
sL
Gucsl°r
. And le
fortunate o D
u
-
lrde°tall invasions by
the sa,in England, the vy home
of party politics, we find Unionists,
Liberals and members of the Labor
party co-operating in the same Cabt
twalelili'e t;t`.tict keit fidtii% Sr!Eklrwa$l
That
Saratoga
Trunk
Iv BARBARA PHIPPS -
;f4
Alma I3crmun, in sitlile robes and
widow's cap,:drone 1/5 CO a pier 'in
New York from which a ship was
about to sail for London. She arrived
In a taxicab on witic'b there was room
for buggage as well as passengers,
mud e soon as it stopped ebe alighted
and, ea lling for a couple of porters,,
she pointed to lr Mine e0ra•toga bunk
on the auto sod Bald to them:
"I wish you to carry' ti.y trunk to
my stateroom, ,e Here's a dollar for
each of yon I don't litre my trunks
banged d about and broken. Take it off
the car carefully. curry it aboard in
the same way altd when you set it
down don't do it with a thump."
The men pocketed the tip, took the
trunk and obeyed the lady's order to
the letter, the lady herself accompany-
ing them.
roostr of tthelan voyegelit She waroom
u during
in her wrapper, and when a steward
answered her bell she would give her
orders through a narrow opening of
tile door, receiving what was banded
fn in t e same way. She said that her
trunk wbicb. she preferred to have
with her took up so muob room that
there 'as none left for any one ex-
cept h rself, The trunk being a very
large one, this was quite true.
A. lady occupying a room opposite
Mme, ermaree snit] that the widow's
a
t
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n
t
t
e
e
0
h
h
c
u
d
H
meals, all of which were eaten
re sumptuous, Three
each day a tray
d dish was removes
he tray through the narrow op
and n piece of silver was slipper
he hand of the steward who b
be meal.
Another thing was noticeable
the passageway what l4ime.
man's room w 7
g es that
requeutly ewanated frow her
his caused some surprise, began
dy appeared to b
e women of rattier a sportyrtyp
c ones who m h
Herman was not m
est "loud" Indeed, she was
e reverse, being very refined and
ed,
Persons traveling have notating
t observe thea fellow tlarelels
esti things tended to direct
'Alma Herman, Several ladles
omed neer her met one dor i❑
bin, and the widow became the
conversation p
e
r Lh.tL
man would have lad put into
d. Another was surprised. that
ritual a woman could clot so m
owing that 1 1 seen the di
rierl away and not a remnant
d was ever left on any of them
•d could not understand how so
d s woman could smoke. Ind
a IIermn surrounded with
sisteneles, and these inconsistencies
r much troubled
'
Ne Rept
m, except on very rate occasions.
n she went on deck for fresh
thea she Iw
ry ,that she fie
t
into the Catlin or on deck except
r the stewardess Gad made up
tai and put th rights.
e night in a fog the ship game n
coins with another vessel Al)
gingers turned out of their bent
of them 'tit few clothes
Lite officers assured them that
eak had been made in the
and the
monotonous
silty, This satisded the passe
and they
was being talk
that when she left her room and
sh t
ember having
n' the ghip was coming into Port
Herman was forgotten in eh
meat of preparation for landing
the docking and the passengers
arty an gone ashore Sime. Her-
sent a steward for a couple of.
and when they arrived they re-
tbe same instructions with re:
o earrying out her trunk that
ad received who had brought It
It was placed on an auto
ggage roam aitd taken with its
to her hotel, where it was de-
carefully by tipped porters in
m. The next cl:iy the lady, stili
otters to carry Iter meek care-
bk a -train for Dover and cross-
channel to Calcis. Froth there
t to a smell town in Holland,
he took a room in t (101414(3.0' on
fid door, a window Upeniug a
Peet
from a shed,
e morning before daylight a
od at the winnow,
by, dear," be said "This has
ong al111 n bard Boll and with
confess and reel/t e would
en m
1su
urti
tifnl 1
ha
t
c no
that f
Shall ml(15 7n way to
/TS m 1•el tt.m. You v1.11 easily
',Ain. and mho!! the war 1s
141.4 allyrl, I will Joiu you
ti
a
2
T
la
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tb
ca
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th
du
bu
tai
to
ro
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of
sh
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spl
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car
foo
tint
See
COD
ver
gers
roe
wbe
and
It
wen
efts
ben
O
toll'
pass
most
But
a ler
side,
stopp
rcgnl
gore,
The l
Mme.
when
over,
when
man's
parin•
rem
deck.
Wbe
Mme.
excite
After
bad ne
man
porters
oeived
gard t
those h
aboard.
with ba
owner
posited
her roe
feeing. p
fully, to
ed the
she ten
where s
the sero
few Pee
Lee tb
man oto
Good
been a l
tint your
have be
fear but
our troo
reachah
P.
over, if
there."
room were n her
times
was carried to her
eons Each d' 1 from
ening,
d into
nought
n the
Aer-
as nn orked. This was
strong odor of cigarettes quite
room,
se the
e not the kind of
mean who would smoke. biona-
e' a re
s o -e. at least in Amerl-
, but Mme. T:Herm'' the
quite
sub -
to do
r e ow travelers, and
attention
who
he
tepee
One wondered why
should (elm up so mach space in
room with a trunk another
the
t so
Ueh,
she tar sties
t of
A
re-
tied,
Herman was sur n -
cies II
tt a her feilow passes-
vertheless Mine, Hermanher
ons,
a ays locked her door,
as observed, too ver
the
e room to ri
n to
the
hs,
w1 veryf w on.
not
vessels
e engine, which had been
ed, proceeded with tis
n
returned to their rooms:
ady occupying the room opposite
Herman's reported the next day,
the incidented
e returned to it Mme. Her -
door was shut tight. On com.
notes none of the women could
seen the widow on
r1;
e
• T(°w, gentlemen, hay,) these N Captehe
things been possible? Why has the f carefully
frame•of 310311141 life been so broken 1!ed 00t. 0
as t0
. make
ar' to find fie r
enee
modes of action?. Became events are SInonge,
of sue11 imunrtance as to snake it among h
impossible for them to Ill! into old prey,
formulas,
CONTINUED NB '1' YVEEr,
Carl Beam, 1 ' (breed bit wife,
it,ted the wirulety sash, stov-
ein the i
l v IrC
t l below iy al f
ticl:-
The next day he appeared •
le comrades In the German
'41;,,..r r...1,
The Mani To A"avo Always Boo 11t, and
i1n rise for Over 111) yeaes,, has borne t1
rind has boon re .rlc
.1101311:1.1 soPe0Ee2 aordae s
All Colmterfoitg; i. ras r `et gExperimeatsthtt trifle tiitin
:t1rel enticing
Infants and children -Experience ag,eu
11 at m
3 CAST
C'astoria, is a harmless st1?>stitute for Ca
g'oric, Drops a•1;41 Soot:Iiing Sl *:Lilies. It
contains neither ®piton, Morphine nor
substance. Tts age is its guarantee 21 d
and allays 1• evorisliness. For 10000 Than
line been iso constant use for the relief
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all 'I'm -Ailing
Diarrltrnn• ZL 0e1;11101'>'
assimilates the 1''-hnSl c the SI n
The Children's' v Th 'Mother's Lith i
'ezatacett-The JS,Totiter'si
GENi 9
Ac; Rl
Dean.; the Signature
atittererAWMIN
In Use For Over 30
The Grind You Have Alway
1.1.12 CEN r.fl14 COMPANY.NC W YORK
rs.l'.t .1
Little Hunnes'es
After one of the successful attacks 1
of the German air fleet on Engle,
six little girls in Schleswig -Holster
the oldest one of whom Is eleven ye
old, sent two dollars and the follo
Ing letter to Count Zeppellin: "De
Count: -Will you accept our little gi eight marks as an expression
our joy over the deeds of your al
ships? We know that you have pient
of money and do not need our fe
pennies, but you may give them
the man who threw the first bo
on Loudon, or to some wounded avl
tor. We made the money collectln
¢corns in the forest and sellins them
IS°0WEOCITY
fid Atts+nSernents
in, Niert;1
yea Reelproefty
ar twee¢ Ontario
aft is at last ass
tie Council has be,
r- Ron. F, G, Ma
y • Public Works
w I enter into an a
to change of auto
mb Ontario and th,
a• fid Michigan.
g interchange wil
of Ontario hig
1 hfcles from N-
for a period of
date on which
bee operati
shortly,
During 1915
automobiles fr
• entering Ontar
I age fee of $8,
revenue of $4
was only $4,0
American cars
was believed
1915. This y
is $12,00, ana
the number o.
be willing to
small and ell
tourist traffic.
What the a
1 automobile to
fn any year• i,
estimated. B
plied by hotel
from Buffalo t
that $20.00 pe
for each. pace
the money sp
obvious wile.
available to t
line of motor
A TAI(( ON RHEUMATISM
Teilillh How to Actually Cure
This Colmtioil and Pain-
ful Malady.
who 1s suffeess from rheule is loti the matism n or w°who
wants to be cured, not merely 181 eve
rheumatic sufferer can hope or ctually cured The in rnib
hiug something on the tender, aching
joint, is a little relief, No lotion or
liniment ever did or can maize it cure.
rheumatismThe
when this poisonous 1400(1 is drivenLtout
of the blood. Any doctor will tell you
this is. true,. lf will go eight to theoroot oft thenteotible
in the blood take Dr. Williams' Pint-
' s. They make new, rich blood
whieh cid
and cures trheumatishn e to�sstay ucuis a'ed.
The truth of these statements hasbeen
proved in thousands of cases through-
out: Canada, and the following cure is
a striking instance Mt', Henry Smith,
St. Jerome, (Luce says: "For upwards
in 5, mostictim peinful iformofTberheumatism
lble
was located in my legs and fora long
time 1 was so bed that I could not
walk. 1 ured
can onlyhsheinlagied bylnthosertwho
treatment ave similarlyeen 1 not elip me and lusnisI
bith
no betteran iresults, Finallether y ei but
ad.
vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and although 1. had begun to lose faith
in medicine, I finally decided to give
the pi es a trial, I fir very grateful
now that I did so, or after taking
eight boxes of the pills the trouble
from pain completely ds ould walk as wellrss
ever I did in my life. I have since tak
en the pills occasionally its a precao.
tionary measure, and I cannot speak.
tOo D . Williain n theirs' Pinkills cure all the
troubles due to weak, watery blood or
broken down nerves, 'Y'ou can get
these pills througbt any dealer in med-
icine, or by mail postpaid, at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2 50 from The
Dr, Willliams' Medicine Co. Brockville
Ont,
Mr CF. W. Holloway of Montreal,
is the new( baggageman at the
'station
Turned
Following
gently made o
Ontario Gove
of the Seyeao
benefit of the
Midlands dish -i
Hon, G. Rowan
of Lands, For
conducted the
that an order -i
passed turning
ministration, a.
these plants to
Power Commissi
includes ail th
panics of the 5
and the I-Iydro-E
mission will, as
reorganize the o
plants and make t
Trent Valley distr
condition of the
Western Ontario
fits of this cheap
the Government.
Penalty of
Lord Derby ha,s
other secretary.
the most popular in
or at any rate the
--he has paid the
undreds of letters
od telephone mess.
ally asking his opin
ad conditions of thin
t patent Inedicies a
iektnl, and everyoi
xe to grind wants
elp in grinding it.
Children Cry a
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTC R IA
Miss Mabel Augustine, of Port ' 0
0oeborne, takes is 0)osetion es , h
clerk at the G T.R. freight sheds
aria
All Women. Ntve
a corrective, occasionally, to right a disordered stoma
. which is the cause of so much • sick headache, liery.
ness and sleepless nights. Quick relief from stoma
troubles is assured by promptly taking a dose or two.
b
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They act gently on the stomach liver, kidneys and bowels, assist
and regulating these organs, and keeping them in a healthy conditi
These famous pills are vegetable in composition -therefore, ltarmle
leave no disagreeable after-effects and are not habit-forming.
A box of Bcecharn's Pills in the house is a protection against t
many annoying troubles caused by stomach ills, and lays the foundatt
e ._ hw
Prepared only by Thermo Beecham, 90. Helena, Lenonsbmc, &,inland.
Sold everywhere in Canada and U. 5. Amerien. In boxes, 25 Dent..
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