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A ,lawsuit, is apt to wear, out at
the pockets first,
It's
uneless to be good runless
yrou're!, good for something.
APte0 a 'shirt 'has been to the
laundry a few 'times itis pretty -Well
' Uncle/ Sam is in cluty bound to
'take care of his 'trade relations.
About 'the only good thing some
mei' have is a reputation for , bc-
ir.g bad.
When a man becomes thorough
ly' contented he has outlived his
usefulness.
Pt, isn't isn't always the laser in .'a
puglistic contests that
get the swelled head,
The up in- late war correspon
dent' neve it fail to work in the
word "imbrogl'o"
The obese female goes on half
rations for a week and redneeshel
weight itn o our cae, then she gets
c 11171 10 a ;lass of ice cream' Soda,
and, lo she gains three pounds.
---a-.-
(olly as she raise should be swat-
ted.
Good luck' luck' is but another name
for common sense. :
Don't Persecute
your Bowels
Cu! wt ti•etlea ournaya s
4.0;01-ban�wMauaq-. Sq
CARTER'S LITTLg
LIVER PiLLS
rar.ly..g.tabla Ant
�reeaauy..ibty
.e.ab.a.d.h-
suet P�ai1 �i tkRlalbR Y mats. loam
soma Pill, Smut. Doae, Small Plies;
1Pi saIIlikte art bus Signature
s
"rod many~, potpie are charitable every; other( town,
Poli liul,lication. only. l
Why move? l
Spring, lamb' by any other name
may be mutton,just..' the same.
Gabriel is OK peetecl to play the
last, trump in the game of life.
If) a man end itis . job are :auot.
ecngrnial little is accomplished.
• ---o---
A good clear of 'conversation
should; be C.1,101211: and the can
thrown, away.
About the' leas'! satisfaction i>
man ever gets out; of tris money
is when he users+ it to pay 'some-
body, else's debto with.
While some" statesmen are all to
the good, from the viewpoint) of
their party, most of the legislative
brand seem td , be political mis-
fits.
5yetem of concrete 'reservoirs
sunle into the etath has naso Veen
plactieab114 completed. The p?
cateting, forthc4large main build -
OBSTINATE INDIGESTION.is now haling /and el or are .
engaged hauling gases, for the
concrete wallsg a start upon which
Every
;RON
•useuo®0eouottnousgedinOesse0
Every town has some cine ;Storewhere', ,the loafers congregate fio
rc+gulate :the universe.
Every town has a postoffice and
a lot of folks who call for mail
every day' and never 'get any. ,
Every town has a horrible curim-
pie, 'Fre s gets drunk, won't work.
bn'i his wife supports hien and
loves him wits a dog -like fidelity
no decent man can Over hope to
receive.
Every, town has its old skinflint
w70' discounts notes, buys up
land,d
dresses like a tramp
and won't get.
1/111.wifei a new stove, ,
Every town has a bad boy, that
:it parents` hold in horror, and all
boys lose
Every fawn has its champion
liar; that lies for practice when
he can't find anything to lie about.
Every town has its vicious ton-
gued woman, who makes trouble
as the, sparks) fly upward.
Every town has its village irthe-
i st.
Every town has its arguer, .who
will challenge any statement you
may, make, rand prove i't,s not so.
Every town has its giggling girls
who go over to the railway sta-
tion about the time Number Six is
dao and wall: up ;and down the
platform with their arms about
raci( other.
CAN DE J .
will be made' as soon as the build-,
ing now' in course; of construction
is completed.' Meanwhile 'the pres-
ent plant` is being operated, torts
full capacity to cope with the busi
Dr. Whams link Pills tin Loss of the Company
IlPti11'lit to the Root of
the Trouble, Handy Hints,
elothespin will be found very We -
f
No trouble causes m'nrq ,, wider-' ufor r cleaning pans, especially alu-
sjread suffering incl. discomfort minium and enameled ones, as it does
titan' indigestion.' ' The ailment, not scratch them. Always keep one
takes •various icrms. Some victims "•in your soap dish. When it breaks it
:can be 'easily replaced.
are ravenous troy food; - others.
turn sick attle 9igh'tiof meals ;:but
as a rule every is eel isf,ollolend by
intense pains in the chest; heart
burif sic,.{ headache rand) often nau
sea Indigestion assumes an
obstinate form because !ordinary
Medicine only subdue itslsymptons
-but do not cure: So-called pr.'s
digested foods lonly make, the di
gestion mor -e, more,, sluggish and
ultimately make the 'trouble ;Bake a
chronic foI•m. •
1)r. Williams' Pink Pills 'cure 7udi-
gestion because they go right( rte
the 'loot of the 'trouble. They
make new, rich blood ,which S/P
strengthens the system that the
stomach does its •Glen work and
digests the food in a na't'ural way'
Many a terrible sufferer from Ind'
gestion has found a permanent cure
through a fair use of Der Williams'
Pink!. Pills, Among them is Mrs.
H. Camern, 'Locke Street, North
Hamilton, 0at., who says; -"Dr.
Williams Pinky Pills ain't only gave
me new healthaaut new life ?For 5
years I Was a sufferer was almost
constantly, doctoring and spent 'a
great deal of money with absolute
ly no result. My stomach was
in such a dreadful col:dition that
frequently it wuuldr not reta
in
i.ourishment of any kind When
ata I suffered terrible pains, afluttering of the heart and often
a feeling of nausea. In !addi-
tion to this I was in a very 'anaemic
condition and felt as if I vote 'ling -
01 ing- ;between life and death
Ono day while sitting in the; parka
lady got into conversation with me
and I told her mytroulble, She 'ask
cd ale if I had tried Dr. Williaros
Pink Pills saying that they had
been a great benefit to h er (Laugh
ter, When; I went home'3I de•gian army, have been made respous-
eided to try, this medicine. I soon ible by the Germans for the escape
foumd the pills were helping mc, I of their boys. The parents will have
and continued taking, them for 1 to pay a fine, the amount of which is
being increased weekly, •
Every town! has its loud-hinuth-
ea citizen who can't{; all: without,
mal:i.ig a rois4 like c megaphone.
Every town has its leading citi-
zen, who leads every 'committee,
and always has a seat on the plat-
form when 'there is anything go-
in1 on.
Every town has its ]lice .speak-
easy, hand -shaking creature, who
{;ries to be popular with everybody
and ,whom%nobody likes
Every' Town has its grouch face
who is unfailingly confident, the
worst is yet. to come. ;
Every Town has a group bf men
who know that the, town, is !boor-
allyl the, worst in the province.
Every Town has a; maw avho tiev-
er wears a collari'and a dude ;who
pastes,, his hair down •and • sports
a pink striped shirt.
Every, town' has its bully. ',vho
is afraid to death of his. wife: '
Every town, has its own jiartic-'
alar brand of big fool.
Every man has a man who
laughs like an idiot at his own
wit,
In other words; every town is
WESTERN
LONDON
FAIR CANADA
SEPT.
loth=lSth
1915
$30,000 IN PRIZES
AND ATTRACTIONS
Prizes Increased this year by
$3,000.00
Excellent Program of Attrac-
tions Twice Daily
Two Speed Events Daily
Fireworks Every Night
New Steel Grandstand
Midway Better Than Ever
Music by the Best Available Bands
SINGLE EASE OVER ALL RAILWAYS
West of Toronto, and rare and One -Third from outside points
Prize Lists, .Entry Forms and all Information
from the Secretary
W..7' REID,,President. A. III. HUNT, Secretary
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DRESSMAKING DON'TS.
To be a really successful dress-
maker one has to remember al-
most as many "don'ts" as "do's."
Here are a few timely warnings
for the beginner:
Don't buy cheap pins.
Don't use too fine cotton. You
will waste much time and tem-
per if you do.
Don't grudge time spent In
careful tacking.
Don't put in sleeves by the
machine.
Don't pucker in casting over.
Don't cut out more than one
piece of a garment at a time.
Don't face up the wrists ofthe
sleeve with material except on
the cross.
Don't cut crossway frills with-
out extracareful measuring and
pinning.
Don't scrimp the doing of those
piii'ts wltleh do not show. Be
icu a fastidious particularly rt f s idious ab
out the
i
t
y
fnlshings
(} Don't Imagine Met a mistake
wun't matter in a garment made
5 for yourself. That 1s the idea of
tine who will never make a good
worker.
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TI -IE QUEEN OF SWEDEN
Thursday, August
241
9j5.:
Tax on Patriotism.
Parents in Belgium of young men
of military age, who fled to Holland
whence they intend to join the Bel -
several months when Iwas f : re,
s',,red to bettor( health than I
had enjoyed for years rand I have
since been Ithe pievgi•e of . health i
I hope •
royp roper V) others ▪ Dotes 19159
the means of pointing tb others fall fair
the way tole. health,"
Pon can get these pills through
any medicine dealer or by mail r at
at 50 cents a box from The Dr, W II- Bayfield Oct 5 and 6
'lams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont Blyth Sept 28 and 29
Brussels Sept 130 and Oct 1
Dungannon Oct 7 and 8
Uodcrich Sept 28 to 30
Gerrie Oct 2nd
London (Western Fair) Sept 10 to 18
Local NewsNewsMitchell Sept 28 and 20
Toronto Aug 28 to Sept 13
Seaforth Sept 23 and 24
ease•••••••®6•••s••9•m•GOo I Wingham Sept 23 and 24
4181111 Sept 22 acd 23
MINOR LOCALS.
Is 'youit New Era label elated in
advance. I Cook's Cotton Root Compound:
••••s••s•••••gess••ss•s••O
Sent. the Neu, Era fto your ab-.
sen11 friends. They will enjoy the
weekly letter front home, ,
It's! only a dollar, but itt.means
a good( steal to The( New Era if
hundreds are slow in paying that
on 'their subscription,
TORNTO CONSERVATORY,
OF MUSIC EXAMS.
Clinton, Piano.- Intermediate
grade -Puss -Mrs. Charles Doty,
Goderieh, Junior Gracie, 'Honours
Edna J. McCaughey. _ Pass -Edith
Torrance, Anni !Field .Londesboro
Ella J. Robertson, equal. .Pri-
mary. grade $Ioncurs- Lours M.
Jackson.. :4u'anrn. , 'Elementary
grade -Pass -Junta, Brown, Londcs
hero.
WORK GOING ON
Tho Gnderichr Si nal of last week
A. safe, reliable repu.atina
medians. Sold in three de.
grecs of strongi13 No. 1, 51;
No. ' $3; No, 3, 55 per box.
Bold b all druggrets, or sent
propel d on receipt of price,
Fine pamphlet. Address;
THE COOK MEDICINE CO,
TORONTO, ONT. (Fuarrlf W1.lar.)
Thirteen Millions
Increase Net Debt
Ottawa Aug: 6. -An increase of
92 million dollars in temporary
loans, an increase obeyer 13mill-
ions in the net debt; of t,heiD,omin
gg ion, and a furth•nr increase of over
under Industrial' Notes and sixteen, million; in Dominion notes
tho following whish refers tot -he outetarding attthe beginning of
work going On the North Amer August, are the chief features in
the liability columns of Dominion's
financier statement for the month
of July last; just published,
An increase. of 8443,263 in cus-
toms revenue, 01 8681,427 in excise
of 8375,000 in post office a-eceipts,
i1:gs. Several smalls but perman'- l with a decrease, of 8525,924 in ui>
eat outbuildings have been com- 1 lie! worker revenue including rail
pletetl•. and the concrete walls of ways, andaa further decrease of
one of'thq larger buildings are up $280,698 in miscellaneous revenue
we'll' into the second, story. A I ere the chieffeatures on the
revenue column, of the statement.
icaif Chemical Co ;-Work at the
North American Chemical, Co.'s
plant !is proceeding apace. A
large. number of men, carpenters
and ce•menrworkers, are engaged
in the► erectiorl of the, new build'
rind $90,050 worth of advertising
for that firm, Several' others were
r.olf far betted. Marhsall Tield' &
Co.'s adveatisi:ig bill was 'dupli-
cated by several Chicago firm.
It was exceeded by those of ar+n0im
bee oA NeW York business con-
cerns. In Philadelphia one firm
is said t& have spent : half{ va 0111-
aloe! witltl the newspapers. It tis,
significant, too, that these firms
are among the biggest profit
making concerns in,the country.11 pays them to avertise. The
average rate tor, store advertising
in the; daily' ,papers o1 three larg-
est Americad, cities runs' close to
twenty cents a line; 'the; 'average
rail in Montreal` is about sixeents
In population Montreal r'anas ninth
in the lists of cities on; this Fo'ntin
era; in the matter of newspaper
advertising it ranks' about fortieth
Perhaps that'sthe reason so many
of our merchants' complain ith'at
they are constantly on' the brink Of
bankruptcy. Theyhaven't learned
1•owtouai" pri-i,ter's
Safe -and Sure I Advertising
should be your relief from indi:
gestion, biliousness; or consti-
pation. r: Known to be reliable
and famous for their prompt
,.and ,eertainefficacy,-are
B
Mecham' ::
Pias
Larne.! Sale of Any Medicine is eh. World.
Sold. ...rrwbere. 1n boxes. 25 cents
From, B,eck's ...Weekly;
Thai Montreal merchant who
spends twenty to twenty-five thou
sand dollars a year, in newspaper
I advertising doubties4 thinks he is
t accomplishing great things. As a
matter of 1 act) Ile is a mere"piker"
i when,'his) speodings are compared'
with; those( of, some of the great
Ameriean merchants' for the same
purpose. For instances, last year
Marshall Field &i, Co. spent $350,
000 fob' advertising in the Chicago
daily, newspapers alone.. One pa-
per, the Chicago Daily News,",t'ar-
wookintwoimu
tl_20 lbs.
,Woo .°s Tosphodiaoe
The Great English'F,Benz dyf•
Tones and inviyoratee the wholo
Blood
altos new B d
Vine,
nervous ns, m
in old Veins, Cures Nervous
Debility! Mental and Brain. Worry, Despon-
dency, `)loss of Energy, Palpitation of the
Heart, Failing Memory. Price 51 per 1305, six
10155.0 Ono wdl please, six will mire,mSold by all
druggists or mailed in plain pkg. on receipt of
price. Nou, ua5rplilet mailed. free. THE WOOD
MEDICINE CO. -TORONTO. ONT. (Foment WllWr.)
C. C. I. REPORT
•
Form' 1 to 1+o;m' 3.
Passed. -
\T, Chidlcy,
E. 1: Slake.
C. Cantclnnt
H.
,CEU1 tC1019, y
E. R. Carter.
L. Ch Ichi1L`
G. Churchill;
C1 C Cook.
lf.4. H. Crich.
V. W. !Crich.
T. Grainger.
F.,Gray.
L. 'IIanley:' •
E. Kaiser. '
E Kemp.
33. IZ:. '
L. A)11iltyIcKay, (Honours,
R. 'Mchenziei
T. 11'Iarctuisi, 'Honours,
R. 'McGowan.
GI. 'Morrison.
C. INediger.
S. Nelson.
/EEi Powell.
. Reid.
a�. E. Re,vnolds.
NI. 5choenh,ils:
13. Stewart(
Entire Family
Stricken
With Cholera.
Youngest child Died.
The chief symptoms of cholera are
vomiting, and purging occurs either
simultaneously or alternately, and are
usually sudden and very violent, and
the matter ejected by the stomach has
a bilious appearance and a nasty bitter
taste. On the first symptom appearing
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
should be taken, and the trouble cured.
Mrs. E. Slade, "376 Logan Ave.,
Toronto, Ont„ writes: "When I first
anrived in Canada, nearly four years ago,)
my entire fancily was stricken with
cholera, .from which the youngest child,
died. Soon after a friend recommended
Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
andacting on this advice I administered
it to all who were suffering, with the most
gratifying results. •Since that first at-
tack my children have been subject
to stomach troubles, but on the first'
symptoms :I resort to "Dr. Fowler's,"
and it alwaysbrings relief. I have
immense faith in this medicine, and.
always keep a bottle .on hand. Also
I never fail torecommend it to anyone•
who is similarly troubled."
When you ask for "Dr, Fowler's" see
that you get it.
It has been on the market for the past
70 years.
There is nothing "just as -good."
Manufactured by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont,
Price, 35 cents.
LABELS FREE
Send iota !teams and ama1 Red Ball Trade
Mark rypza ba8�ir•tOjr'✓bnd of miters and WO
win mnC1yant beet or eo warted P' iiit ,nor
LRbels. permed and Bammed roa4ytopnt on.
The Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited
MONTREAL . ,.
'Buy your
Preserving SUgar
in 10 and 20 Pound Bags
This insures your getting the same pure Cane Sugar of extra
quality that you would, get in the Untie .2 and 5 pound
Cartons. You can also, get Lentic Sugar in 100 pound bags -
either :kine or coarse granulation as you ,prefer. Don't risk
Your Preserves. Make sure that they will turn out right
by using Lantic Sugar.: 84
Pro -German papers announced that
Queen Victoria of Sweden while on
a visit to her mother, the Grand
Duchess of Baden, stated that her
sympathies were with Germany.
The Queen promptly denied making
any such statement.
HOW FRENCH REJOICED
WHEN ITALY STRUCK
Sullen Germans Could Not Drown the
Marseillaise Along Western Trench-
es -Socialist Describes It
A German Socialist soldier wrote
from the trenches on the western
front to the "Vorwarte" a dramatic
description of how the news of Italy's
entry into the war reached him and
his comrades: "A mild, fragrant sum-
mer night. A wonderful calm floats
over the gently moving lawn between
the hostile positions, the wire en-
tanglements, and the disguised wind-
ing chains of trenches. Only the birds
twitter half asleep, and in the dis-
tance the monotonous chorus of frogs,
Budd a1' erles,gpp3p tijaa,from
the o leer silo. The Germtinganover seutrles
listen attentively and grasp the rifles
firmly. The cries are not distinct;
they sound like a long-drawn-out ee-
ee-Oe. They travel along the trench-
es as if passed on from one to another;
but those who have passed on take
them up again, and the cries grow
louder and louder. And now-
"'Vive Italie!'--Yes, no doubt -but
what does It mean?
"'Long live Italy!' Alt! it means
Everybody noW Waits
dam -Bak best for these.
i et. it. give ,, YOU ease
and couofort,'), •..
000199ish ar+d Mora everywhere
passion,this, splendid giant said hp
had' boon' refused In every town be.
tweet' Edmonton and Toronto, but tha��1p
he had tramped a thousand miles i>il
trackless forests, through. 'blindin
r
storms and through the' deadly "tib
Arctic cold, and he thought he could
do a dirty thirty -mile march with
any man in Flanders. He at once,
started for Halifax, threatening to Us"'
in.,lOngtand, if necessary: 4
"'You mean Italy has declared war
upon us?'
'Certainly. Otherwise they would
not shout.'
"Deep and heavy breathing, They
Mel seen it coming. The last news
had scarcely admitted any doubt. But
a ray of light still romatncd-but now
The writer described how in the
Freneh trenches the solders soon be-
gan discharging their rifles and send -
fug up rockets, and then the machine
s and heavy cannons joined in.
assault? In a few minutes the
es were Mimi with Wren. But
bre again ceases. Again one
the cries. Another somebody
the Marrseilkaise. All along the
the song Is taken up and the air
with cries and songs.
"line now life commences in the
n' trenches: 'You, over there,
prefer!' shouts somebody. Criticisms
ral.,.=rass remarks follow, 'Come
,fipipll, boys, let ifs sing, taw' cells an
ophler along' the trenches,; and starts
a loud voice: 'Deutschland,
ober : Anes;' Right, and
lett the,'volcer fail in and the song
reoliteda' the night The nettle abates
antL,.aat one bullet' pierces -the air. Aa
Almoidusdlem.' silence.,:. envelope' the
80053. Mut no moiler does IL end than
the performance, ot.. the Prench begins
sgltln.` ..
The Recruit's Salute
Among the recruits to Kitchener'!
army are, of course, many who are
Ignorant of all military etiquette. One
ofithese was sitting alone in the mese
froom when the colonel stalked in.l
The "Tommy" was seated on the edge
of the table swinging his legs and
puffling at a cigarette. The only move
he made was a jerk of the head, while
he grunted something. The colonel
was not accustomed to being treated
like this.
"Attention!" he roared. "What de
you mean by failing to salute your
commanding onlcer?"
The recruit was frankly surprleed
t outof hie
n tools the cigarette
He eve
mouth as he answered apologetically:,
"Nay, theer's nowt wrong. sir. Alli
,laid 'Rah dc's" J
GiANT UNFIT TO FIGHT
-e
ldirenes .Bad, But Walked 3,000 Mlles
} e te-Enlist '' !
511htle.�.the roaring. rushing, cursing,
• .weeping first days of recruiting
✓ ,,00fiar•, says a Toronto Medical lac.
44uorr:of recruits. there are still to
berl'lacad:me'ny pathetic cases. None
e4compare with the tale of the man
who' came all the way -tram his trap.
petrie c'ab1n far north of the Peace
Risco country. A giant of a man he
was." with the lean leathery strength
pe ,,the .pioneer. The mosoles on his
c iiiot.,wher'e they showed at. the neck
a Aisle fit. were; like' ltttie" bunches
tits. He moved with the china -
s:4, prueertni owing of a boar -a giant
belf•
W1¢uit puzzled the recruiting officers
lip +!tat ,be had not been sanpped up
pt the dozen cities he must
lrpwe.!through if he had journey.
ofi!r�,¢lI She way from the Peace. • But
are had hammer toes. • He was dia.
isualgied for the service of, his coun.
„And ,as kindly • as potlslblis the doe.
o old him ny, In bJt„ef'burst ;of
Suffered From
Salt Rheum
FOR MANY YEARS.
Burdock Blood Bitters Cured Her.
Salt Rheum or Eczema 15 one of the
roost painful of all skin diseases, and it
kt attended to immediately may be -
``come very deep seated. 1
Give the blood a good cleansing by
the use of that grand old medicine
Burdock Blood Bitters. This sterling'
femedy has been oil the market 'for the
past forty years, and is the best blood
cleanser on the market to -day.
Mrs. William H. Fowlie, Cole's Island;'
N.B., writes: "I have been a sufferer
from salt rheum for a good many years,
and was so bad I could not do my own
work. I tried a good many medicines,!
but they all failed to do me any good
until I tried Burdock Blood Bitters. I
had not taken one bottle until I found
a great change, and I am most thankful
for trying it, I hope that every other'
sufferer from salt rheum will try B.B.B. ;
Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactur-
ed only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited.
Toronto, Out,
Grand TrnnkRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8.80 a m 4.40 p m
Centralia, 9.83 5.43
Exeter 9.44 5.54
Heneall 9.55 6.05
Kippen 10.01 6.11
Brucefield 19.09 8.19'
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Londesboro 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive11.54 7.85
South Passenge''
Wingham, depart0.35 a m 3.30 p
Belgrave 6.50 3.44
Blyth 7.04 8.56
Londesboro 7.13 4.04
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Brucefield 8.27 4.39
Kippenl 8.35 4.47
Hensall8.41 4.52
Exeter 8.54 5.05
Centralia 9.04 5.15
London, arrive 10,00 6.10
Buffalo and OOoderich
Wes` Passenger
am pm pm par
10.00 12.30 5.25 10,25
10.22 12.55 5.55 10.41
10.45 1.20 6.18 11.10
11.07 1.35 6.40 11,2
Holmes.+ille 11.16 1,43 6.46 11.3
Goderich 11.35 2.00 7.051
Each Passenger
a,m pm 'pm
Goderich 7,03 2.35 4552
Holmesville 7.22 2.52 5,00
Clinton 7.32 ' 3,03 6.10
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