The Clinton New Era, 1915-12-30, Page 7PACS SI$,
A Happy
*hen the New
Year Arrives
THE CLIN TON NEW ERA.
Thursday, Dec,/ 30th, 1915,
and Prosperous
HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?
Then you realize the utter weakne9S
that robs. ambition; destroys appetite ,
and makes work a burden.
To restorethat strength andstaminathat
certain periods of the year` is so essential, nothing has ever equaled
there are certain diseases that or compared with Scott's BumIsien, be -
T
sweep the country. In the cause iss
strength-sustaining
spring influenza afflicts man• msinvigoratesthe bio d distribute
energy throughout the body while its tonic r •
kind; in the summer, rose fever, and value sharpens the appetite and restores
in the early autumn the hay feverites health in a natural, ,permanent way. t
snuffle and mangle the English ran• If you are run down, tired;nervous,
,guage. Rut with the beginning of the/ overworked or lack strength, get Scott's
year an epidemic of a disease .of the Emulsio�tday. a a c oro [store.
most virulent sort spreads over the
civilized world, causing ninety-nine out
of a hundred of its inhabitants to raise
their • right hands involuntarily and
swear by all that's holy they will hold
fast to the straight and narrow path
forever and forever.
The symptoms of the disease are al-
ways the same. It Is better and more
generally known than the common
cold; it more regular in its appear -
once, and'more persons suffer from it
than from any other affliction, yet
physicians and bacteriologists have
never found a remedy or isolated its
germ. This microbe, once taken into
the system, can never be eliminated.
The same* victims suffer from it year
after year, aud'each year hundreds
of thousands or new sufferers join the
ranks.
The disease first makes its appear-
ance in December. A victim beams
beatifically around a poker table and
announces, "Well, boys, T swear off
on the 1st.".
Jan. 1 arrives. 'Simultaneously sev-
eral hundred million persons' rise,
yawn and glance at the calendar. In-
voluntarily the muscles of the right
arm' contract, elevating that member
toward the ceiling. In a state of tem-
porary stupor the victim voices good
intentions Some of the more serious
cases even rush off to a notary public
to record these thoughts in black and
white and pay said notary $5. The
stupor is attended by either a lapse
of memory or a distorted: mentality. In
the first case the victim has entirely
forgotten his attack of the year be-
fore; in
efore;in the second be says, as he has
THIS YEAS 1T WILL. nn DIFFEMINT1
said almost every year of his life: "Oh,
this year it will be different.. I'm not
going to bust 'em this time." This is
the crisis of the disease now comes
MARIAN
DORSEY
VERY year the little green bay-
berry candles are sent as leek
bringing gifts to an `even
greater extent •than during
the past few holiday seasons. The rea-
1 son for this is that the. people, who re-
' ceived them the past year or two -and
i who did uote-thought that they really
I did seem to bring them good fortune;
hence this increasingly rapid growth of
the' candle's popularity as a substitute
for the conventional Christmas card
Uonting's , or as. constituting in itself an uupre-
I tentious little gift symbolizing every
good od
wish.
But, while a great many people both
�%Q�yfT send and receive bayberry candles ae
�/ `fv �� gifts,there are but few who know
2
• whence they come or why the luck au-
f
perstitionisinseparable from them.
11 IuI I d ,
li illf...t..--
i
REZOLVE furst, Ile never fight
less ime fought.
Rezolve two,Ile never agth
sas Teacher less she (Mite on My
nerves dretfally. Ile try being Pa-
shent in SchooL
Rezolve three, Ile never eat anuthee
bite after ime full Enufris snuff fel
Any Ole persin. I
Rezolve fear, Ile try to live so as tc
be elected Some Day as kaptin of Our
football team. Its a Honorable Job,
and 1 want to be honerable most al-
ways.
Rezolve five, Ile never, never tell
stories. The old Bad Man has got it
in far fellers what Fib to their Maws
and Paws.
Rezolve six, De not make ugly
faces ner laugh at gurie Any More. LIGHTING Tan BAYBERRY DANDLE.
They kant help being Gurls. Natoher
Boys The bay is a species of laurel, and as
New Year to One and All
KIDNEY DISEASE
WAS NIWNG HIM
made em, what they are, an
d
should feel sorry for em.
I gess this Is enuff fer This year.
So Ile ring off and shut up my Re-
solve book till next year:
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Until He Used "Fruit -a -lives"
The Great Kidney Remedy
1-IAGENSVILLS, ONT., Aug. 26th, 1913.
"About two years ago, I found my
health in a very had state. Illy R idneys
were not doing their work and I was all
run down in condition. Having seen
`Fruit-a---tives' advertised, I decided to
try them. Their action was mild, and
the result all that could be expected.
My Kidneys resumed their normal
action after I had 'Calton upwards of a
dozen boxes and I regainedr�tvold-tine
vitality. Today, I am as well as ever."
B. KELLY.
A.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
poets and victors were crowned with
the laurel or the bay, wishing them long
life and happiness, so is the same wish
conveyed in the bestowal of a candle
made or the waxen berries borne by
New Year Chimes
By MINNA IRVING
Stop thief!
The old year goes
O'er the drifted snows,
And the gray old year hath brought
me grit
He hath stolen the bud and the dance.
ing leaf,
And the dear little robin that used tc
r
. General News
s.
sing
At my window sill in the balmy
spring,
And the rapturous kisses my lover
gave.
He bath hidden hits, too. in a narrow
grave,
Deep down from the light of the
broad, blue sky,
And so through the rush of my teen
I cry: -
"Stop thief!"
As the old year goes
O'er the drifted snows,
For the gray old year hatb brought
me grit
of 1915
aloommercageet
for Gordon of Queens and Coin -
mender minder Stephens; I. S. 0., Capt.
HE great events of the world
war so immensely over-
R. B. Deane and F. II. Gisborno;
Knights Bachelor, H. B. Ames,
E. Bowring, Y
Hon.o 'Henry Dray-
ton, J. C. Eaton, and C. F.
Fraser.
6. Sub -Lieut. Warneford destroyed
a Zeppelin near Ghent.
8. W. J. Bryan resigns seat In 11. S.
Cabinet as mark of disapproval
shadowed other news that' of .Wilson's policy.
outside of military and 11, Emil Netlich was acquitted at
oliti¢al affairs little oe- Toronto of treason Charges.
p, 18, 'Sir Robert Borden inspected the
curred to; attract the attention of the Canadian Camp at ShornclifPe.
public. The>United States had tree 19. Hon. Louis Coderre reeig ed t e.
big disaster, the Eastland horror in Canadian Secretaryship
22: Gen, De Wet found guilty of
he
Chicago, The chief accidents in Can- treason at Bloemfontein, South
ada were the Queenston wreck and Africa, and sentenced to 'Six
two mining camp mishaps'in the m22. months in O prisLeaoy decorated with
n.
West. Premier Borden's visit -to V,C, by King ay dee
England and the honors he received 24. Canada Temperance Act carried
there formed an interesting event. in Perth County.
New Year and Birthday Boners en- A' Commission was appointed �_
ricked Canada to the extent of this- to inquire into the graft charges o
teen "Sirs." in Manitoba ,b+ivtetede etdd•3••I•d«h3»:«.•3«8'•«,•,«•«
GILLETT'S LYE
EATS D i RT "•
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J 4t TT ANy 1.U'i „Di
TORONTO_oNT.
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29. Premier Borden sailed Por Eng- T
January. land: SEED WIIEA
1, The- honor of. K. C. M. G was July, -•- F'
h +1
seed e
• ec
or Se
rle little or
G. Pe damaged i it e 1
conferred on;Hon. G y 2: U. S. Senate Chamber da g There s 1
L
and Hon. Clifford Sifton, that of by pro -German bomb. coming into the nilul,efs otviu-
C. M. G. on G. C. J. Desbarats W. F. Garland, M.P. for Carle-
aton, resigned his seat as a resultnd Surgeon `Maj. Gen. Fiset, and
H. S. Holt, E. X. Lemieux, Capt.
.t.
of the war scandals. rusted, smutted, and unirh of it f
• Clive Phillips Wooley and Wm, P Mot an was d` v in
shot an
3 J g .L is rotten. Repur L ofMeanie
Bach -hs r
re made Knig t.Eric Muente
Price we wounded by Dr. Pruni Over, duce
9. Arthur K Griffin of Trinity Col- later killed himself. lion Germination to 1 t
lege awarded Rhodes Schoiar-
h' British Inventions Board ity and shunld be soh .It
P B
13.
elor.
comem
b bin
to
alias Frank Holt, at Glen Cove,show ib It
Z.T. Holt' a er a rinse • r
4. Lord Fisher appointed chairman . mneh of the seed is of low litrl 3,
ship. o ri is r ed with
Twelve thousand persons were Four Wallaceburg, Ont., . reel- 11110811111 mare. Z
killed ,and twenty thousand in- dents drowned in Lake St. Clair Therefo,c it is i:teossary that
jured by an earthquake which when motorboat was swamped.
occurred over an area of 3,000 6. Six persons were killed in a cor-
square miles in Italy. Many I lite factoryexplosion Hoar
towns were destroyed.
15, Five members of the firm of Me-
Cutcheon Bros., realty ' agents,
were arrested in Toronto and
Calgary on charges of conapir-
acy. at Queenston Ont.
Official report on Kouragata 13. First train lett Toronto for Win -
at
affair issued at Delhi, In- nipeg via Cochrane and the Na-
dia, charges deliberate attempt tional Transcontinental Ry,
Ne-
on part of revolutionists. 15. Sir James Aikins. accepted Lead -
30. Harry Symons, K.C., and Dr. ership of Manitoba Conserve -
Life
were found guilty on fives.
charges arising out of the Union 21. Alberta voted for the prohibition
Life failure, of liquor, to go into effect July
Febrmuy. 1, 1916,
1. Canada agreed to pay $16,000 23. The London & Port Stanley Ry.,
indemnity for American duck ettario's first Hydro -Radial, was
bunters killed by troops near officially opened.
2. Warner Von Horn, a German- `24. Steamer Eastland turned turtle
American, blew up a bridge on at dock in Chicago, One thou-
P. R. at St. Croix River, ' sand excursionists were drown-
ed
every farmer should teat all seed
Pac or grain for vitality anti eisu
Montreal. • farmers' club and every eommol-
7. Sixteen picknickers were hilted 3 tial club in the 11101er wheat is
and eighty injured when a trot •3' belt mast aonntl the alarm in
ley car carrying Toronto Sunday each locality to locate good seed 'x
school excursions left the track
the C.
All hail! Que. 30. Lieut, Charles Becker electrocut-
The new year domes 5. The Ontario Government ordered ed at Sing Sing for murder of
With the beat of drums an inquiry into the whole nickel , Gambler Rosenthal,
situation in the Province.
And clangor of belle in the vehicle 31. ]lits, Nancy Job found murdered
vale. 8. Charles A. Massey, of Toronto, in home at Kingston. A. E.
killed by Carrie Davies, a do- Seuddard arrested. •
He bringeth the song of the afghan mestic. g
gale. And, what if his robe is fringed _ , Twenty-one miners were I
August.
drowned in a mine disaster near 1, Premier Borden received the
snow, Na Grand Cross of. the Legion of
naimo B.C.
bode on his bosom blow. 11. Finance Minister White tabled 3 Twenty-five lives were lost in
th a new love onto me
Phe April Honor in Paris.
his war budget requiring a hors- i floods at Erie, Pa
He sends
•1 the sacred tree. 6rom an ancient country serosa the zontal increase of 7 r�i per cent. I 5, rive Torontonians drowned at heart
A NEW YEAR'S APPEAL. 1 Bayberry dips nre also made its well sea, on imports and imposing several I Utteraon when motor ran off would beat violently, and my nerves
wall eai direct stamp taxes. mud to be all out of order, but after
which will Arrive. Select the ta-
Pt. riety of the seed best nditeted 10 •.
3 soil and climate. if It is neves o'
$ sary to import seed get 00 mans, 4,
yoas possible to grow the time Ass ciety, Fan out all trash, weed :.
;t, seeds, and treat for smut with
,, formaldeht le.
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Heart Would Beat Violently.
Nerves Seemed to Be Out et Order.
The heart always works in sympathy -
with the nerves, and unless the heart is
working properly the whole nerve system
is liable to become unstrung, and the
Inert itself become affected.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will
build un the unstrung nervous system,
and strengthen the weak heart, so that
the sufferer will enjoy the very best of
health for years to come.
Mrs. John N. Hicks, Huntsville, Ont.,
writes: "I am sending you my testimony ,
for the benefit 1 1'eve received from using
Milbum's Hear and Nerve Pills. As'aA
nerve and heart builder they have done 'Y
wonders for Inc. At times my
as the molded candles. These dips are And far to the south we see
20, A special war tax of one mill on bridge.
ge.
Prisoners For Debt Used,Day to Tell smaller and less even in shape and away 6. Norris Government swept Mani- using a few boxes of Milburn's Heart and
of Their Unfortunate Condition. show us how (sanies were made by re- Phrough the purple dusk of a per• the dollar was announced by the Lobe to elections, 40 seats to 6. Nerve Pills I feel like recommending
May. Ontario Government. gp, Ex -Premier Roblin, Dr. W. H. them to others that they might receive
The newspapers oP a century ago af- peatedly clipping the wicics iu the melt. fumed Ma 27. Carrie Davies, acquitted in To- Montague lames Howden, and benefit as I did." of
ford ample evidence of the cruelty and ed wax of the bayberries and drying All hail! ronto of murder of Charles A. '
The new year Domes G. R. Coldwell arrested in Win- Milbum's Heart and Nerve Pills have
i futility y, one u the
laws of the day each layer till the [lip was of proper I with i to
-namely, the punishment of debt by size. That was before mulls were in- defraud.
1 imprisonment, says Alice Morse Earle, tr•oduced, early in the eighteenth pen- i th wintry f all d d e for all
It was an utterly hopeless task for any tory.
imprisoned for debt ever to expect To accompany 11 bayberry candle one !c and France established by Brit- l in the Presbyterian 'Church fn
to be released save by pardoning, and should send in the little bot in which Use MILBURN s fsh Admiralty, Canada. sop per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at a
the sufferings of such prisoners was It is daintily wrapped a card on Which w v q s' t� p �+ 1 Dr. C. If. Robinson :trnuifted of ' 9. The U. S. demanded the recall dealers or mailed direct $ receipt of
]s printed, in red and green lettering, LAXA-LI YI ER DILLS murder of Blanche York et Tam-' of Austrian Ambassador Dumba. price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
extreme, p they had at chew fauns the legend: T
I to draw upon to mitigate the woes and
With the beat of drums Massey' ntPeg charged w t consp racy
Marc!'.ac
And mueio of bells n the 4. Tri -weekly steamer service or September.
war supplies between Canada 1 Balloting on church union began
been on the market for the past twenty-
five years, and are universally considered
to be unrivall.ed as a medicine
disoruers of the heart or nerves.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve. Pills are
misery. the filth and h01(01 02 their I - order-in-couneil rut.tutg off all 26. Three persona perished m a fire
surroundings. These nnhnppy men' A ings luck candle burnt to the socket outside trade U i11 Germany and in a sash factory perished
Montreal.
Brings luck co the lteuso, When the liver becomes sluggish. it is .refused to modify the war zone
often chose the opening or the new nou to the larder an indication that the bowels axe not blockade. October.
year -a time of gladsome Hope to the And gold to the Pocket. workingproperly, and if do not move 13. Barry 1 en ,m,,,w •acquitted 7. Major Hamilton Gault, of the
world in general -to appeal for aid in When these cards are not to be found regularly many complications are liable Wafter long flglrt I'm liberty. Princess Pats entered appeal for
atter forlornness, and in the the luck rime may be written on the tosetin, divorce on statutory grounds,
their t ,. •cand mart- Constipation, sick headache, bilious 18. Premier acme of Se.sk tritewen
newspapers at the close of the Year brick of Dues visiting call p Con p announced lrgtAl•,+iou elosiitig the 12. of the Travers, former president
the Blow recovery. sW ravers Farmers' p' Bdent
tide tun- eels for help printed through the Dity pert with n lrn, but in that case it headache, jaundice, heartburn, water bars of the province, on July 1, released from prison.
So many Persons stiffer in is c P
try from the disease that it might 118 ofn the early
18011 5 the tlrtva sheet, and 10111 not be tIit f gladsome tbrashcatarrh of exp a Mitburn's Lasa -Liver Pills stimulate 22, Fifty miners 'w^rn killed when Germans in Belgium.
most becalled a n q j an avalanch^ r".ti i away a
Hess lies in the effect upon some thanks for gifts from generous vitt- ; o li,;e, v green,blends 1 the sluggish liver, clean the coated tongue, bunk ho • n i^ 'IA ,ire Sound> P:C. 13. Ontario License Commissioners
serious Tit; it voter, a sort olive
hristmus sweeten the obnoxious breath, clean away ►y ordered bars closed at 8 p.m.
ilei le ifully with other C all waste and poisonous matter from the Major -Gen Rot •,t [son npnointed 18. Sir Edward Carson resigned from
051.C13E1TrStAS EVE.
FOR A SLUGGISHLIVER. 15. Great Britain +rsued n sweeping'10: Anglo-French Commission arriv- oronto, Ont.
worth, Ont.. on ,Tulv 8, 1814,
ed in New York to iioat big loan.
of the largest industries of the coun-
try. Manufacturers of expensive femi-
nine apparel, cigar stores, hundreds of
other institutions that give our coun-
try its envied reputation of being pro-
gressive and enterprising, a land of big
business' and mammoth industries, are
hit and hit hard. The fact that in
most cases the recovery is exceedingly
rapid is the only redeeming feature.
eensa Here is an advertisement tom
the New York Garotte January, 1751:a Inas and they burn with a
Thrice happy, whose tender Care Lev t system, and prevent as well as cure all Chief of British (.enet, .BLea,. the British Cabinet.
h or Distrust te' y name emitting a delightfully I complaints arising from a liver which has 24. Austrians • drilling in Toronto 19. Major -Gen. Monro succeeded .Sir
t d d b the police 11
nutent app into a n -
R vee the Po • ' were roan a up y
n Troubles compass them around ,,til,. •,',tit- fragrance, and they are non- , become inactive j i ' d Ian Hamilton at the Dar ane es.
alio
When The Lord shall give them Rest. ,tri, , (I• evenly all around without mal:- ' Mrs, John V• Teuton, Birnam. Ont„ 23, Ontario Govo. 29. The. Brrand Cabinet was reorga
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he Dor Prisoners confined in the f wax l Wates: " I take great pleasure fss writing Provincial Commission to' admin- ized.
this t he City to New Stork, do take I"0 1 thehll.a.,utt015 oi, ridgeso. 1 You concerning the great. value 2 have -� ister liquor law and ordered
most
of t yr unit of returning our d our A , the sh:a• us ordinary caddies du, . received usingyour Milburn's Latin- 1 shops closed at 7 o'clock. D. A. Thomas,. after rem'gan-
this pubhck Opportunity t y by iziug the Canadian Shell Com -
most humble. and hearty Thanks to for tu'l10 mull be presented to you, IiverPillsfotasluggishliver- When my 31. King George abolished the use mittee, left for England.
but unknown Season Benefactors byourself, in order to m' bad, I would have severe head- f liquor in the Royal Household
rellev[ng us this se
Com -
generous nut L,oieut y f liver got a o qd
vert Season when we f vial
Few of the resolution makers bane Here almosj irerich'd with Cold and Hun- i t be done for you
I of bothered with them any more.
su, ....wed luck, and you must nut light 1 aches but after using a couple o SL for the duration of the war.
November.
1. President Wilson's engagement
two Quarters of Beef, one ~ t'a' t IIIC meet am n t0 1VIra.. a was officially
April.
her p 6 Town of Comaphx B C wiped Galt flit ally .
Bread, 00 t all dealers, or
dinner or later, And to feted to the public, and doubly
youe n
• arson not necessarily IvIilburn's Laxa I Iver Pillsate 25e a
ofJan. I. -dozen
of
Loaves later than noonand three
,been known f0 r'emiiiin in dieanlia d ger by Sending lit .ouie, of
and ' Cord. of Wood,. Twelve Shillings in Money
ial f r $1 a ea ut b: flte.
flounced.
d
n a. Dna officials of the which- was fairly and. justly distributed I he 1
Per a s one rg-§ ,eAlmighty may t ::ristmns eve is the time for burn- mailed direct re�rt d, Toronto, by
8' An ttnsuecessful attempt was 21. The Canadian War Loan was of -
to
T. Milburn Co., . L made to assassinate the Sultan of
u�ecte�fes have made no effort between us. And tha'a Ha ',Mess n the {lir, either tit
c
L s of Br onor, ° y 19. Portuguese Cabinet resigned.
a
Ith at P t
W e tri
e
m
He
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g I subscribed
t0 have the government take measures ' Present Life and Dternal Happiness fol•, tt nut the ,.. killed and
to prevent the' spread of this New
Tear's disease to the younger genera-
tion, and to try to effect its cure in
the case of present victims is that
with recovery comes an increased ad-
diction to the articles in question. This
is another generally recognized symp-
tom and
sycho
andIss secondary psycho-
logical
primary
' than a y
logical effect ratherP
and physical.
In from five minutes to one week,
statistics show, the disease usually runs
its course. The'victim becoisas hii-
self again. He draws himself to. his.
fall height, voices the, thought, "Aw,
what's the„use7" and resumes his nor-
mal mode of life with renewed ardor.
If' he's a smoker he smokes more often
for a few days; then gradually habits
pecome normal, until the next attack
gives a new impetus. This is shown
by the consumption of cigars. 'During
the first Pew clays of January fewer
are smoked then at any time during
the entire year. The consumption grad-
ually increases as patients recover and
reaches its maximuru. Jan. 8, after
which is a gradual falling off to .
in the
next are the sincere wishes and Desires of
THE POOR UNFORTUNATE PRISON-
ERS.
olid idea of the laurels ,
and
the Nuys to the victor a candle I "�-
Ish„nld surely be bestowed on the relit-
ve or friend who has recently
nrhieled some success or won tt ells -
thalami.
1101'011. j
Christmas of the Shetland Islands.
A scene less populous hitt not less
striking is old Cbristmas eve, the 4111
of January, when the children and
young men of Lerwick, in the Shet-
luud islaude go d githel g• The ebIl-
dren disguise themselves' in strange
dresses, parade the streets anti invade
the Melees and shope begging far offer-
' lags, At 1 o'clee the, yO1lug men.
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e a d' e
eri
le 1/Y i r°ti erS s sk u . il
*toe= tik ea
® Opens January Sith in :ill 2
0 departments of the (211N
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1 0 dress W H. SBA W, Presi e
dent.
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deQGEitee 1®eSenti+PfsJ eateee+�etteeine
t New
Year.
Pope's Welcome o
It is 111e universal custom amongtbe
Jesuits to hold New Year's eve serv-
ices in their, .churches and chapels
throughout the world. At the Gesu'
church, iu Rome, the pope always at -
lien', r the service 1n person. , The sere-
ire con ist,a of "The Miserere" and the
Leateuieci, n.
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coarsely clad, drag blitzing lar 1111 - els
through the town blowinghorns and
cheering. At 6 o'clock in 11)8 Morning
they put off thou gritty 011111111' mid
dressed' in fnntustIe costumes kn ill
groups to wish theirfriends the sea•
sou'0.00mplirneuts.--dial per's 1111 ;uviue.
7'?Z<j"f•,^4�A. a3iq a!r+'+w a! h.1•�•:.1.-%Vh�•r
.cy .r
tl' Santa Clans was horn ages -
„en s0 busy
'•1'
ago, anCl. he has
ever since that 11e never bas
taken the time to study his
'Chil-
drenfamily tree. Amu
call him Seine (Inns;
the little Dutch Poll Ft.
Nicholas; the French, fere
Noel, and the Germans, P111100
Rupreebt or Kris Lr 4rlgle 13111
thee all meso the sa10e thIng.
010:`1 Iy rt;ya Oji M1 3�'t-7a••i,''�t.•i�
i ation
hadokkahhibihmadahadmhibuida
�o�st>!
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief -Permanent Cure
CARTER'S LiTTLE
L1VERPILLS never
fail Purely veget-
able -act surely .
but gently, on ,
the liver.
Stop after
dinner
distress -
cure indi-
gestion
ndi--
gestion-improve the complexion- bri
the oyes. Small P11l, Small Dose, Small
brig
Price.
gyp •in record time.
14. Thirteen persons were a e
27 22, Five buildings were destroyed by
dent
in a street car mei-
in Detroit, Mich, an explosion at the powder plant
15. Dominion Parliament prorogued. at Nobel, Ont:
18. J. D. Flavelle, W. S. Dingman, 24, Rev. J. A. Macdonald resigned
Fred Dane, G. T. Smith, and the editorship of The Toronto
John Ayearst appointed Ontario Globe:
Ommi6�.
loners.
License C i British Cabinet.
foe Witt Fo't
Deter M.P.
a 27, A. W December..
Kings, N.S., resigned his seat as 1, Speaker Sproule of the Com-
a result of horse purchase scan- mons.; ,1ohn Milne, Hamilton; C.
dols.
May. P. Boaubien, Montreal, and Hon.
John McLean, P,E.l„ were I
ap-
3. The Dominion Cabinet placed pointed to the Senate.
restrictions on grain and forage 2 Four Ho the Senate.
icon Line
exports to alis U. S. officials were convicted . in New
7. The oyed ss Theatre, Toronto, York of coaling German war-
• destroyed by fire with loss gf ships.
1100,000. 5, Henry Ford and his "peace Pil-
grims" Lord Mersey appointed to probe sailed from New York on
25, Herbert L. Samuel entered the
Dec. 31.
Best. day of all the year, since I
May see then pass and .know
That if thou dont not leave me high
Thou hest not found •melow,
And since, as 1 behold thee die.
Thou leavest me the right to say
That 1' tomorrow still may vie
With them that keep the upward way.
Best day of all the year to. me,
Since T may stand and gaze
Across the grayish past and see
So many crooked ways
That might have led to misery
ha 1 ended at disgrace: ,7•.
Or, p al
Best day since thou dost ,eave•me free
To look the future m the face.
Genuine must hear Signature ,
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eerie
torpedoing of Lusitania. the Oscar II.
Manitoba, and .
13. The Roblin Ministry
C. Norris was istry resigned in 6 Three workmen were killed by
au explosion in the GreeY rea-
1
ea- i
asltel to forma Cabinet. chine shop ip Toronto.
16. Portuguese rebel silting )s boa- 9 Albert, Sevign' named as next
b 7 l Lib Milling several
25. Coalition Cabinet was
10 Gon. Sir 8, eaigned
Best day of all days of the year
That was so kind. so good.
Since then dost leave me still the dear
Old faith 10 brotherhood;
Best day since], still striving here,
May view the past With small regret
And, undisturbed by doubts or fear,
Beek paths that are untrod as yet,
• -Chicago Record -Herald.
once Lisbon Speaker r.f the Commons.
persons: W11 1 0 0 011 5 r
The new Bei r non lits commence as head of Indian
formol in England' Corps.
27. Sir Henry Jackson succeeded 12, Yuan Sin Iasi was pleated Lord Fisher as first sea lord of Em-
peror of Chinn..
the Admiralty. j•4. Gen, Smith Darden appointed to
.'Baron von Polena, a Cobalt mag- command British troops in Af-
nate, arrested in Nloiitroal as a Vice.
spy
de Sir
succeeded d 15 lion. W J. Bowen.
Arte' f,iebard McBride as Premier. of
2. The King's birthday honors in-
Baronet, Sir Gilbert Parker, M. 15. Ilutisll Columbiae
eluded the following Canadians:
Gen. Doll um Haig succeeded
p,• 11:0e11.(1- Lieui;.-Col, J. S, 001telal French in. command of
hir :i'eterson
the British' forces on i.he westerS
pe
and Chance
�, He front.
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fro t.
Vice -Chancel- C
of McGill; C.l'LG.;ice
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Strange New Year Celebration.
What probably IF the strangest New
Year's rite is held lu the Cevennes
mountains, in southern France. a tithe
last evening mass of the old vea-r the
herds and flocks of the peacantr Bare
gathered before the portico of theliittle
atone church high lip on the momitain
blessed bythe priest and
are
side. and
sprinkled with holy water by the aco-
lyte, who follows him to order that this
the auto iveaitb of the countryside maze
tncl'ease and prosper during the year
to come. The sight et the holy hour is
wonderful. As the church hell tolls
above them The frightened animals
bleat and bellow and try madly to es-
cape, first the oxen are blessed, then
the cons, nest the sheep and Iambs
and finally the goats Mill pigs.
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Says Vinol Creates Strength
Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N.Y.
-"I have used Vinol for many run-
down, weak or emaciated patients with
benefit. One young woman was so weak
and ill she could hardly creep to my door r.
for aid. I supplied V inol to her liberally
recognized nized her.
in monthg
and r
p hardly
She was strong, her color charming and
her cheeks rounded out." -MOTHER M.
ALPHONSA LATITROP, 0. S. D.,
Wearantee Vinol the ap
petite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
and create strength.
T.
311, Hovey, Druggist
Clinton, Ont.
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