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BARIUSTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
PUBLIC), IMO
MGINTON
t'HARLES B. AaLE
Oonneyance, 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 In
serene Companies,.
DiviSion s Court Office.
Piano Tuning
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
al, will receive Prompt attention,
1I. G. Cameron, K,C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc
Office on Albert Street, occupied l y
Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every
Thursday, and on any day for which
appointments are made, Office hours
from 9 a.m. to 6 p in. A good vault in
connection with the office. Office open
every week day, Mr. Booper will make
any oppointmentsfor Mr. Cameron.
Medi�.al.
DR r;. W. THOMPSON
Physician, Surgeon. Eta
imolai attention given to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nose,
Eyes co dully ao,miprescribened, andd• suitable'gtaeses
Office and Residence.
Two doors west of tae Commercial note
Huron St.
DES. G1'11N nett.GA Milt
Dr. W. Gunn, L. R. C. P., L. R. C.B.. SID
Dr. Conn's office at residence High Street
Dr. J, C. Dandier. D.A. M.D.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton,
Sight ,ails at residence. Rattenbnr, St.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON•
ceouebenr, etc„ office and residence on
tenbury Street..
DR. P. A. fixe v
t,C,y'rrBT
•• Crown me! aridge work a Specialty., k.
Graduate of C.C.D.S.., Chicago, and R.O,D.S
Toronto.
Bnyaeld on Menday.. May 1st. ton
DR. iL FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offhoes over O'NEIL'S store,
Speoinl care taken to make dental treat
merit as painless tie possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction ser
GODERIOH ONT
aarmstont salsa a apeman, orders at r
NEW ERA office, m'r,attend.
to. Terme reasonable. Clinton,Frey Fanners' sale note
discopnted+
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggar
1VieTa Bart Brows.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
A General. Banking Bushiest
transacted
VOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts leaned, Interest allowed n
deposits
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance eo.
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
arty Only insured.
Head Office- Seaforth, Ont
OFFICERS.
f. E. McLean, Seaforth, President
J. Connolly, Godericlr, Vice -Pres,
Thos. E. ,Bays, Seaforth, Sea-Treas
Directors -D, V. McGregor, Bea -
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arch • J..
G. Grieve, Winthrop
Sinn Seaforth; John Benneweis,
)ublin; J. Evans, Beechwood; A,
dcE
wen
Brucefieid; J, B. McLean
3eaforth ; T. Connolly, Goderich:
Robert Ferris, 'Harlock.
Agents -Ed, 'Hinehley,Seaforth;
W. Chesney, Egmondville; J. W,
Yeo. Holmes ville; Alex.- Leitch.
Clinton; R. S. Jarmuth. Brodhagen
A Carload of Canada
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Portland Cement
Phone ns tor prices
It Will pay you
John Dutton
LONDESBORO
Drs. Geo do ». E. Whitley
Heileman!'
Osteopathic Play.
,cialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
$ye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel..
Iesday and 'Friday, 7 to 11 pm.
FORD it MeLEOD
'We're now selling Timothy Seed
,(Government Standard.).
We, also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand --Opera
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
--o-.. ,,
Ugliest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains.
Poco & licLE00
CENTRAL
Cook's Cotton Root Compound. o r•••m•or•wa"tiun•wotr••r•
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Tint CLINTON NEW ERA
STRATFORD. ONT.
Ontario's Best Business,
College
Our instructors structora are experienc-
ed. Pupils get individual atten-
tion and graduates are placed iu
positions. We are receiving ap
plications we cannot meet Stu
dents may -error at any time.
Send for our free catalogue and
see if it Interests you
D.A. McLachlan, Principal
Poultry Wanted
Now that
the poultryfattening sea
eon is approaching, we're in a position
to handle all your poultry at the top
market prices,
New Laid Eggs
We are still paying a premium for
large. clean, New Laid Eggs not over
four days old. It will pay you to take
the very beat care of your eggs and
sell them to us where you receive city
prices for choice quality.
Easifirst Shortening
Have you tried Gunn's Easifiret
Shortening? Better and cheaper than
lard.
Gunn's Cured Meats
Now is the time of year to use our
Cured Meats, A fresh supply received
weekly.
Seed Wheat
If you want good Seed Wheat that
will grow. call on us before you buy
The Gaal -I aaglois Ge., Limited
The up-to-date Firm, Clinton
Phone 190.
N. W. TREWARTHA, W, JENKINS
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Organs,
•special values in Art 10
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See and here our finest ►
New Stylish designs of t
Doherty Pianos and t
Pianos and organs rent
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ed. Choice new Edison
phonographs, Music &
variety goods.
41 Music Emporium
3
C. Hoare
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NORTH END FEED STORE
Seed eorn
On
73a
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A large
stock
Of oak Cor
Mangols, and Turnip Seed, which
wit! be sold
AT THE LOWEST PRIGS.
Secure Your Order for
Fertilizer
& Potash
For Your Root Cnop. We will mix
it for you at the store.
Agent for Heintzntan Pianos
Old ones taken in exchange,„and
balance on easy terms'
FRANK W EVANS
TERMS CASA. PHONE 192
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Doable Track all the Way.
Toronto-Chicago��,
Toronto -Montreal
For Chicago
Leave TORONTO 8 00 a, m,. 0.09 p. m„
and 11 45 pm. daily.
For Montreal
Leave TORONTO 9.00 a, m., 8.30 p. m.
and 11 p. m. daily.
Equipment the finest on all trains.
Panama Pacific Jixpositions
Reduced Fares to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego
Full particulars and berth reserve -
lions on application to Agents,
John n Ransford $ $on, city passen-
ger and Ticket Agents/ phone 57
A. 0. Pattison, station agent
Q cafe, reliable r e u<atinp
medicine. Sold in three de,
areeo of strength -No 1, 81;
No. 2, gat No. 3, Sb Per box.
Sold
xeePaa.rbfy
all
druggists,
g
gieto or sent
p:2,04t. Address;
sept price.;
THE COOK MEDICINE CO.,
• iO9ONio, 091. (Fused) Witia.r,)
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r --;---------------SLIDE TO SAFETY
IN
CASE
OF FIRE E
A unique safe-
ty contrivance in
case of fire has
been established
at an English,
school.
This is a tube
constructed
against the, out-
side of the build -
Ing and connected
with the school-
room by double
doors.
This tube is to
be used in case
fire outs off the
step exits.
Children can be
shot down this
tube in half amin-
ute, The child-
ren sit at the top
with their feet
in the tube, give
themselves a gen-
tle push and away
they go. There
are double doors
at the top of this
cylinder -like af-
fair and at the
bottom. The top
ones are supposed
to be held open
by the teacher till
the last child has
slid down to safe-
ty. The bottom doors open when the
child's foot strikes them.
KING OF ALL INSECTS
Much Maligned "Darning Needle”
Harmless and Stingless
The dragon ay is monarch of all he
surveys -"king of insects," they call
him, and he has 20,000 eyes with him
to look out upon his kingdom.
Yet, if you were to look at the
dragon fly, you could see only two
eyes, unless you had a microscope,
and if you had a microscope you'd
have to step pretty lively to catch
your dragon fly, as he travels through
the air at the rate of 50 miles au
hour, and it's a lively hunter that
overtakes him. That's why so few
people know about those curious com-
KING DRAG ON FLY
MONARCH OrF,THE ' uGei
KING DRAGON FLY
pound eyes of his with their count-
less, e tiny angles that see so much.
Like most kings the dragon fly has
many enemies. Some of
these "knock-
ers"
tell
about iris "terrible Sting"
which poisons both men and horses,
and warn everyone to keep away
from frim.
But if he wanted to bring these
vilifiers to account, King Dragon b'ly
could prove that he is stingless and
harmless; that his specs -like tail is
not a stinger, as some people sup-
pose; that when he's dashing through
the air like a streak of blue lightning
he's really hunting harmless insects
and
has
1),o
intention of
hurting tin
g
his
four -footed or two -footed; neighbors,
His eyes, by the way, have nothing
to do with hie kingship, It was his
'coat of royal blue that won the crown.
A PERISCOPE RiFLE
The Stench adopted an idea ciambin-
ing the use of the periscope and the
tine so that a soldier could arae -and
fire
at
he enemy nem. '
without exposing
his head.
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•Ii•sf ocammeiesgesesseaffil
How to Get Rill of Mites
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onlfry.
In +warm weather there
frequent en tarsi
quiries as to why berm
stop laying In some eases tale
Irene 'have laid .very vebl1 all season
but suddenly the egg y:(e,:d begins
tofal'L ofeanc scrnetimed 01.210
entirelyIt is '
lay equallyless to well attlect all a flock es A
flock thathae laid heavily Jape
ing thewrnter will generally slow
u
towards
P
the h
nrddle of the Sum
n cr and -t then teey begint to molt,
but when the egg yield drops rap-
idly until it practically ceases with,
out any apparent reason, sus-
pect vermin
Of al Ithe many 19ai•ieties of ver-
min that infest meet the Red 11'Iitte,
is theanost troublesome Unlike
the ordinary hen louse they are not
as a rule found on the fowl, neither
are they killed by dusting, as • the
ordinary body louse lb. These
p Zsto breed ve;'y rapidly especially
ng the hot weather, usually in
cracks containing filth or in arty
nesting malarial They rel ;not
red in colour as is popularly sur -
posed, but gray • iti,a only after
they eave come into contact witI
the fowl and lta, e becoir'o filled
blood that they appear red The
onlyyoung mites
ixlegs but aftertcasting have
skins, which they do several times.
they have eight legs The cast
skins may be seen like a white pow
der around the perches, this often
being the first indication of the
to live a of
educe lfo ore
months
without animal food, the first
food of the young probably being
filth 0;' decayed wocd They
thrive best in dark dirty houses,
ar:dltat'e been found to,exist in
houses, the following seasonafter
the fowl bad been removed 'They
usually attack the birds at night
but are sometrines found on laying
hens and they frequejntey chive
broody hens from the neat They
pierce the skin with their needle
-like jaws and suck the ;biood,
after which they retire, to the se
elusion of the cracks and crevices
of the roosts, nests, .or °hen
parts of the ,house They will
bite man oe other mammals cans
ing severe irritation, but they nev
er•i remain on them for any lengte,
of time.
10 the wl are not
and on roc amittotiondare thinner
than they should he, a sharp look-
out should be kept for mites. •At
night they may. be seen either on
the fowl or running along 'tate
perches; in the day time, exami:ae
the oracles add crevices of th,e'
roost and walls' closely, or lift the
roost , and examine the places
Whore they come in contact with
the supports. If mites are found
to be present the first step in ban
fishing them iv to give the housq
a thorough clearing. Remove X111
droppings and ofd nesting matrer-
ia1, serape and sweep out (even'
particif you fare t nofortunately dirt and burn rsitt. uated
that you have \c•t',ter pressure at
your command, turn 00 0he hese
with as much pressure as you earl
get, crack ek; i,1tasg tIsr thetaelse to on mosgt
farms you
this
method,it is advisable to scrub dothe
walls with a brush or old broom
britfir any cane they should be
be thoroughly sprayed orpaineed
with a r good strong disfectante
Taiis fewlFlays c
sh should
. clee oyhe repeated
ttinil,es
wlli:•h hatch after the .first ;appli-
cation,
The disinfectant may be
applied with a band spray pump
or if such 1a rot available, a broth
will do, but in either case tele fluid
should he used liberally and every
exaciced flooded
ore 1{,00
derful idsinfectants andair and sunlitcombined
with clear,iiness are p ireven:i,rves
•a.gainst most of the ills of the
poultry y•d
yard.
r .
One
of the
best
mites made 01 follo vss
againstts
S (1
bissolve one pound and a half
conceniratDd lye in as ,3mrtil •1
quantity of water as possible. ]it
will be necessary to do this 'twoOr
three hours before it is required
as the lye should be colcl when
used. Put three quarts ,,of raw
linseed oil into a five gallon store,
crock, and pour in' the lye very
slowly, stirring meanwhile. Veep
on stirring until a smooth liquid
soap is
I produced, then gradual'Y
add two gallons of either crud
carbolic acid or commercial cresol
stirring coneha,ntly until the re-
sulting fluid is a cedar clerk brown.
WO or Inixthiretltoea tablespoonfuls
later.
foregoing is' offfu'ecl as a
effectrve . remedy against
but those who regard tinea
ration of the mixture as too
work, may use a good strong
on of '•'7ENO17EuM" or any,
cr8olin preparation.
Mary coal oil evil! kill mites
s' it evaporates quickly the
s ere not so ' lasting. An
ent "paint" to apply to the
and 0090 -boxes is compos-
one part exude carbolic ito
Or fors parts coal oil.
1 after the haus] has leen
esroosts
t bothe cos ashould becrks in flooded
ular intervals 'throughout
trmmer either with the fote-
oned "paint" or with coal
1)e Will go far to keep the
in check but itnmet be re-
d simply av lee/leek/ and the
gh or annual' house clean-
escribed above put into el -
s 500n as possible.
ac•ilftat,e the past with
1this house r'leaning nay be
oreesshould be made mov-
IF they are stationary at
t advantage should be taken
first rainy day to thaneIt will be time well spent,
Use t
the
The
most
mites
prepa
much
scluti
other
Ord
but a
effect
excel!
reoste
ed of
three
Ever
chane
and n
at rag
the S
menti
oil. Tl
pests
garde
thorau
ing cl.
feet a
To f
which
done a
nest b
able. •
presen
of the
them:
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwa. s
thebeara
Signature of • 74‘
PARE THREE
VIOLENT MTCkS
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OF DYSPEPSIA �
Suffered Tortures Until She
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Tried d ftf rnit -
a -ti
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ST. JEAN 1)E MATRA, Jan. 27th, 1914.
"After suffering for a long time with
Dyspepsia, I have been made web by
"Fruit a-tives," I suffered so' much
that at last I would not dare to eat for
I was afraid of dying. Five years ago,
I received samples' of "Fruit -a -tines"
and after taking them I felt relief.
Then 1 sent for three boxes arid I kept
improving until I was well. I quickly
regained my lost weight -and now I eat,
'sleep and digest well -in a word, T am
frei1yrecover ed, thanks to Trutt -lives
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MALE. CIIR
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ti� AIT.
50e. a box, 6 for $2;50, trial size 25e.
At dealers or sent postpai d on receipt of
price byFruit-a-ti
nes Limited Ottawa,
Kitchener on
Conscription
London, Sept. 1e -Lord Kitchen-
er, British war secretary, annotur
ced to -day that eleven divisions of
British hoops (210,000 men) have
be sent !to Fraece and Belgium
to reinforce the army of Field
Marshal Bir John French.
Will Conscription be Needed
"The reponse of the country to
form the various armies has belen
little short of ' marvellous," said
Lord Kitchener, "but it ( must be
borne in mind that the provision
of mien to maintain the forces in
the field depends to a great de-
gree on a large and continuous
supply of recruits. The provision
to, keep up their strength during
1975 has caused us anxious thought
R'Iriell has been accentuated and
rendered more pressing by the re-
cent falling oft int the numbers
coming forward to enlist, although
every effort has been made to ob-
tain our requirements under the
presenit systiem.
I ant sure that vveall fully real-
ize that the strength of tlee, armies
EARL KITCHENiSfr
War Secretary
we, are sending one must be ful
maintained to the verylend.
fulfill this purpose we shell r
claire a large 'addition to the nu
tors of recruits reining. Ti
pr oblem of how to secure an ad
nate supply 1
� of men t i
q and .bus
pl
Y
Suretheh
eld tercet being t.ept
lu
to itis full strength is, engager
our close atatten-Hon, and 8111,
hr, et very 50011 receive a practi
901uut10n,
`The returns of the registratio
act, which will •shortly beav'aila'0
Will, no doubt, give tis the bases e
which to calculate the resources
the country and to determinet th
number of men available for th
army after providing for; the nee
essay
services of the eounta• - a
Y
y
well el as those e of our munition
Works.
•
Flom Kitchener's Speech ,
TRE WASP.
,French trenches along the entir
horst non everywhere prelsent
network of almost 1i pregnabl
fortifications The French army
determined On, inflicting ,a. the
rough defeat on the enemy:
Eleven new British division
(about 400,000 men) are now on tai
firing fine.
The British Iia+re taken ower 1
additional miles of front from. 011
Turks.
THIN:; EAST,
The retreat of the :Russian 'army
stands out as one of the plant
feats of military history.
Russia eau be expected to gain a
Fins victory over the' enemy,
The Germans appeia1' to have
shot their holt,
The Russian array is still 1t pow-
erful and undefeated unit.
ITALY.
T.he Italian ,army now occupies
strategic positions of first -;rate im-
portanee',
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There is abundant evidence of n
process of demoralization hhving
set in among the ,3erinan-fled
or rather German -driven Turlte,
due to their extremely heavy
losses.
•
AT HOME:
Sonne et our new armies are ,al-
ready in the field and others will
quickly follow them.
7'1e problem of keeping the
army up to eth•ength is a serious
over,
I don't doubt for one instant that
whatever sacrifices : may prove
n
eeesasy Will be cheerfully under-
taken. l .
MESO TOTAMIA,
The Etrpltratee in clear of Turks
for a distance of sixty miles.
COnservatiye Gevtt..
■
Ne
ori
yNeteated lo.P,Ei.
Charlottetown, P. L. 1,; Sept: 17
-The Mathieson. Governm,'ent (Con
servative) was returned yesterday'
bya reduced majority, Complete
results last night retard se'lenteen
Conservatives and thirteen Liber-
als. The Conservative majJjorit1'yin
the last Legislative was tw'enty
six, The former .Lieut, -Governor,;
B. Rogers was himself defeated by,
the 93on, Chas, Dalton.
Premier Mathieson and his col-.
league had good majorities, bug
HON .J.A.MATHIESON
PRINCE ['MAW
ISLAND •
whose Government is sustained by
a small majority
the Speaker, the Hon, 3, E. Wyatt
was defeated by eighty two votes
and two members of the+jexecutive
L, J, Jenkins and K. N. MacDonald
met defeat, the former/ by 140 votes
The kion, l'th. Dalton hada small
small majority against Mr. Rogers
the Liberal leader.
h
on end
Jenkins Conservatives, Won cue
by 90 and 35 majorities respective-
ly. in 1912 the Government major-
ities were 1,063 and '369.
The Commissioner of Public
Works, the Hon. James +McNeil,
had a majority of six in 'Summer -
side, a0a a recount may change
the result.
In distrietkof Queen's
Chandler, et00 Charlottetown, who
tookthe
wasdefeatedthe anti-automobilet vityed of
members of the Automobile Asso-
ciation by a mctjol•itly of fourteen.
In other districts the agitation
against the automobiles assisted
the Liberals, but dissatisfaction a-
gainst the general policy of the
Government, especially among
the farmers was the main cause
of the reduced Conservative ma-
jcrity.i
1
The list of suceeesful candidates
follows, -
PRINCE COUNTY,
+First District.
Conservatives Liberals
'kion. Chas, Dalton Benj. Galland
2nd District
W 'kI, Dennis
A E. SAunclers
3rd District
Hon A E. Arsenault A,' E.. McLean
Fourth District
J (H. Bell..
W. M,Lee
Fifth District '
Hon J. A, McNeill II, ll'ovat't
QUEEN'S COUNTY
First District,
A ; C, McNervin,
111 Kennedy.
211d Distrieth,
Geo E. Hughes
J 'McMi tan.
L Wood 3rd Distict;
David ;McDonald
Fourth •t
h Dietk •'�
r..t
John S Martin Geo, Forbes
Fifth District
Dr 8, R. Jenkins.
Jas, Paton,
KING'S COUNTY,
Thirst District
Hen 3, McLean,
Dr, D. A. McDonald,
2nd :District
31 D, McEwen J. D. McInnis,
3rd Distict.
J A. Dewar J. J. Johnston.
Fourth District. d
'Hon M.' McKinnon,
Ae, P. Prowse,
Fifth District; •
Hon. J. A. Atatheaen.
R. J. McLennan.
Two Liberals and two Censertnt-
ti1'es ran in. each Distelet, hence
the t!tvo successful candidates
names.
Wu Constantly
Troubled With Boils.
RAD NiNE ON HiS ARMS AT ONCE.
Burdock Blood Bitters
CURED HIM.
Boils are caused by bad blood, and
unless the blood is made pure you cannot
expect to get rid of them.
Ointments and salves will do you• no
good. You must get at the seat of the
trouble by using a good internal blood
purifying medicine such as that grand
old remedy Burdock BIood Bitters.
Mr. Samuel Buckler, Tatamagouche,
N.S., writes: "Last summer I was
constantly troubled with boils. I had
nine on my arms at once. I thought it
was caused from bad blood so I got two
bottles of Burdock, Blood Bitters, and
before the first bottle was doese I began
to feel a great deal better, and before
the
second
one
was
finished dId'
rd
not
have a boil,nor have I had one since.
I cannot recommend B.B.B. too highly,li..
Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont,
irriC!/m(.0 ccQt .)'��
A Christian college -home,.
healthful situation, '
Forprospectusand terms,write the Principal
R, I, Warner, M.A.,D,D., St. Thoma,, Ont.
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Business and
Shorthand
Westervelt School
Y M C. A.1B0,ld
tSlg :.
London; Ontario
College go Session Sept. bit to July:
Catalogue Free.. Enter'any tine.
J. W. West.rdelt, Principe]
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er's copy isnot subject: to the war
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The Word "Rajah.,
Literally the word rajah means king,
and maharajah the great king or ruler
over several kings, but generally
speaking the titles rajah, maharajah'
and nawab have no greater significance
than the words feudal lords as used in
mediaeval times in Europe. Many of
them have been made by the' will of
the reigning chief, many bestowed for
meritorious acts and deeds. -Exchange.
Foreign Decorations.
The various • decorations that have
11081) given to American ,facers and of.
floats by foreign governments are de.
posited In the state department, where
the recipients may see them and show
them to their friends. but may not take
theta away or use them as baying pos.
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