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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-09-17, Page 6Olaarait , 111 118 an - rich ick - S cent 'the lent and' asad also Oita, and itA) hey V tO hen any tire ear a a di - of • or 0121, he,110 ble, ms' art.h hese atm box Dr. BRITAIN'S HANDS ARE CLEAN • , NOT ILESPONSIIILE FOR , r.1:ElaltIBLE CALAMITY, Dr. David Starr ainalan Walls of War's Horrors Among the Balkan Peoples. • • Few men have a better 'right, to Speak aillouit the meaning of the ter- rible calamity whicti; has ibefallen Europe than President David 'Starr Jordan of Leland Staiiikord Uni- versity, iOalifornia, He may lbe de- scribed with perfect accuracy • as an eye -witness of the events which h ve led up faci the present war. lao • 6, months he !has been travelling in 'Central and Eastern .autrope. Dur- • ing May .of this year Dr. Starr JOr- daaajourneyed through the Bal- • kans, dawn the Danube to ,Bel- grade and across „tire country to ,Salmakaaaral Kolva. What he has to isay about the devastation wrought in Europe since he out- bxeak of the Balkan War, makes a nabving story in itself. He has assent a good deal oftimein Germany :lecturing on the peace movement, and visited Paris os. the .samie pur- pose. He has jast returned to America, idepaessed and saddened by the shadow that has fallen upon the 'European peaples, writes a- air - respondent. When asked to give me his im- pressions of Europe in, the light of the present upheaval, he said that what had impressed him most was the smonatrouis lailire of democracy to disarm its .enemies. "Through this failure the power of life and death has been left in the hands of amen who , have ' foualht longest againet the rights , of man. Small alifsues and grou.ps atla men,- none of. marked ability or dominating char- acter, shave tairown the civilization of Eurepe into the melting pot. Every step in this ratenti affair has been erianinal. Great Britain alone has clean hands. I have the deep- est ,sympatby with the people of Germany, more than 60,000,000 of whom are opposed to the policy ol their own Government. They have no means olf controlling the Gov- ernment. I have great sympathy with the people of France, who are tied to Rtitsia solely ibeeanse rower lies cM the hands of financiers ancl bureaucrats. The financiers of 'Paris lend money to Russia, en con- dition. that one-half of it shall be spent on armaments against Ger- many ; and through the agency of the war traders of •Oreusots; of lIamicount, and Chatillon-Corn- ea entry. The 'Military Caste. "In this way the several nations are re,sponsible for this war, In GerMany tremendous efforts have been anade to owell the army and navy. 'Phe peeple have no real con- trol of their Government. ib is in the hands .of men thoroughly de- voted to the idea of war., and dom- inated by the military caste. Their loyalty to the Kaiser ba.s convinced hut that the» are righl, in urging that War it necessary in order that the expansion of Germany in Eu- rope and oyes: the seas can be se- cured. I haye lee -tared in Germany during last winter to large audi- ences and re'ceivedthe very best of receptions. , There is a great body of people in Germany who look saloon, war With absolute hor- ror; and the best People there are thoroughly in..favor of .an under- standing with the heat people of other nations. But no opportanity has been given in Germany, in Rue- sgia, or in France for these lotion - al and 'sympathetic voiees to be heard. Evan the great manufactur- ers, traders; and bankers—men on whom the prosperity of these coun- tries depends, and on whose wealth the military caste are only, para- rsites—have been denied any -kind 61 hearing. • "I had several lecture engage- ments in Austria in connection with the international peace movement, which have had to be oancelled be- cause of the war. I epent four months in Au.stria last "winter, and saw a good deal. It is a eomposite nation, divided by very real na- tion.al .animbsities, and, only held together by fear of Russia, and by business n.ecessities. The small cap- • italists in the country and in the provincial towns are dependent on Vienna ad Budapest. The attack_ on 'Sonia went, to a Wanton ex- trerne. As for diplomacy, one, of tale chief objects af the Austrian • policy has been for hall a °gamy 'to gain • poisiessien a iServip, to- gether with Salonika and Albania. crinie,'', • said Professor - "the end is iambi° ifoi those who , 9 , 1 r • 4 1 11)11 blgO9S* 'Ili S eltY1014geS : . pi 1 iR NEARLY- ‘ . are beaten,„ and in the long run Every Achill ir Iltiscie Cured -*I.' LU What ecu be done / Let as remem- ,, . 'ber that 'the .real war is between JUST RUB' ON OLD-TIME "NERNil-. L ' Humanity on the one hand' , and , , . Privilege, on the other. The only Not necessary Lto drug inside! .' . , -----"---- , hape,left is that evil forces will be • That awful stiffness.. that makes you Especially on Foreheadand Chin. - ' sated and exhausted in this war, yelp worse than a' kicked dog will be Ashamed to Go .Out. Cuticuri and our 'hurnan impulses 'will, tri- cured--cutea tor .w. certainty, and ' . Saar' and IDintment Cured in ' turiph. Treaties are of no -.avail. (Illicitly, too, if 'you just rub On Nerd. ', Month and a Half. • ' - . There is 11'° gnee..haniSln that can be. ' Rub Nerviline right"),Into the gore . d , .m. owl. 1)..illan .8t, oil clt7, . ont„....347 fa6,0,, i,..ne,jlieitrl.eadby .,,d1?.,,:pteo illi. jvinTLyelP,dou*a :..briolns Lt:hoef. IlLc4,) rtlb lotS 'Of it over. tliose' tottered -- • _ . ...s.s'eles, do this and poL'Vain wiii.gO: a the i aeOple—the moral and Spiritual" , you see., Nerviline is thin, not plly. . was PParlY cavemd with PimPles• especially . forehead chin, The troable Is., ed-aciation of the individual man. in "rheretore it, Sink's in,`. 1,t Penetratet .j, ..91 n!,4 fr the eollective ideals and experi- through the tieSues, It Lget S' rfalla '6." '4;e1L tlinruI laIICI bleadeltcoliecOlo'7fnfl:Tthkeerya‘ those sti'ff, sore muscles -and irritated, were little red,' Psran,ind then festorod and ences of the people... Those have . been growing for a long time't and have...received a ,terrible shiiel' by the unprecedentea calamity which has fallen upon the Western world. War ,has retarded •their develop- ment, but they can. neyeabe killetl. They wig revive' when the nations of , Europe have, became ,exhacusted by the passicins and ravage,s. of war.. Then the peeples of Europe will returnbothose iclewls twhich are conanoa to all, true to all, arid good. BISHOP GQES TO The Bishop of London Has, Gone to the Front. The Bishop of London has obtain- ed the sonetion of his Metropolitan to .go. with the London Rifle Brigade Wheaelar it may be icalled over at least six weeks. Time was, of eoliths, when bishops were gaeat fighting men, ancl in the Witra of the Middle Ages they often led armies, espeeially in Germany. There have been some Military bishops of. Lon- don in past :also. Perhaps [the most distinguished ease was that ea Bishop Compton, who had been aa, soldier. before entering the _Church. • Ins aa88., when the SevOlation came and the Princess Anne determined to flee from her father's court Compton, who had been her tutor, was saran -coned to .guard her in her -flight. A haoknety coach was in waiting. Two, men guarded the humble vehiele. One nt themi was Comptom.. The coach. idrove instant- ly to Aldersgate Street where the town residence of the Bishops el London then stood. It was. determin.ed that Anne should take refuge with. late. North- ern insurgents. Compton wholly Iasi' aside for the time 11i5 sacredo- bal character. • Danger and mallet had relandled am.hrea. all the military ardor wilt& he had telt twenty-eight aeara before, when he aode in the Life Guards. He preoeded the Princess's carriage in a buff -coat and jackboots, with a s.word at his side and pietas in his holsters. Long before she peached Notting- ham she was ts.uirpunded, by a body- guard of gentleanea Who had volun- teered to .etacoat her. , They invited the Bishop to iact ab their colonel, Wild se censented with en alum:tar which gave great scandal to rigid Cliurehmen, and did 11,36 much raise his eharacter even in the opinion of the Whigs. a When a Woman ,Sulfers - With Chronic Backache • 'Thc,Ralkan Wars. "What ha.ye been the results ol the Balkan Wars 1. Did patiapene- , trate fat into 'the areas clevasted by, that terrible strliggle 7" "I caul& tell you enough to • fill p large /book' about .the misery aaid Wretchedness amused -by • those waas. Nothing 'bats been • settled, .and the autions are seething with discontent sad hate. The Treaty of 'Bucharest was', cheer robbery, anclaat this moment a million peo- phs wandering refugees, alio 'have lost all their .propeisty save 'What they can chary ei.1 'their backs. These ath Biaaarians,, Tarks, .and Albatians. • I 'have seen them My journey through Mu) )3alkana down the anabie he Belgrade showed me muos.• I passed thro.ugh 176 anilea anal did net so it sioale bailee which, was left unburned' exectpt ,by •accaleat on tap Outskirts ef a vil- lage. No ope eateept mys,elf, I thialt, bag passe4 ahreugh this csountry • since the war. The eights saw are literally teo aoarible th be *- sorilbedi The asadiassa and deeolia. tion el the scene will haunt any me- aidisy to tate eacla,' • We nolhing toa meet th000 barroya threaten our , ,„ awar, rand °alma is , " ,• I . . 4 , I 1 • I „ 4 . . • 1., 4 '4 • There,18 Trouble Ahead. Constantly on their feet, attending nerves that make you dance.with pain. You'll get almost idstantrellef from muscle sdreness,.''‘. stiffness, . aching joints, lamenessor .rheumatism by rubbing with. Nerviline. It's a sootit- trig abilmeia, and ,dOesn't doesn't aurn 'or even, stitin the skin. It's the Most harmlesS. 'cure in the, world tor Lumbago, 13aeli' $traii or 0tiaticu It takes away' the 'ache at once and ends your maery. Now quit ,pomplaining—don't salter another day--Nerviline, that good, io9thing old -arise linatentavia limber you up mighty. Lqiiielt: •'Get busy to- daY, the large )50e. faMily .size bottle 15 the most econernicalaoacouaseatlre trial size costs' but 25c. Any dealer. anywhere can suppy Neryiline. - 1,91g N, IN. TIMES aall. WAR. Many Transformations Have, Taken • Place. .Khaki-elad troops marching to the ebrains of the fife and damns are now a familiar eight in Piccadilly, and the Londoner who only reads of such tabigs would reeeive aehock and be brought to the sternrealities of war -time, if he oeuld, ..see once tagain the old familiar .streeita of his „Landon.. -•' London in war -time is. quite, an- other thing to London in the time of peace, and one of the most no- tieeiable things in iconnection• with this is the transformation el the 'shoos. Wherever possible these have been, tranefearned. into abores for military equipment, and, "anili- tars, outfits," "aervice kits," "war maps and flage," etc., tare. the .ohief articles ,of .commerce that greet the eye on °vela :hand. Many of the public. and Govern - mea places suffer from the number of handis that have been railed aav.a.a to the war, lin, the General Post Office four Uremia:ad mien had left up •to August 16, and .11, great many mote have left since taie/1 to ioin the reserves, but owing to the, fact tha much loss aenerai matter is being posted it has not been necessary to employ more Leber. Old Olympia, tat Shephertaa Busla that las andergen.e so many changes in its care.er, has • •now been the acenie of the gre.atest of all towns - formation's. Last Christmas it was occupied by a German Zoo .a.nd now by the irony of late it is 1;eirog used a, jail for "German priso.nera. kb the front of the building stands A sentry on guard. That is another rude reminder to the peaceful Lon- doner that he is . now living in strenuous times. . Mest of the,se pri- soners. are 'suspects. • One thing is partioularly netice- able aad ia welcomed with. pleasure. This Is the fact that notaces have oniee again ,appeared [in 3110,Ily win- dowe announcing excarsylona a,nd oheap tickets ta the -various seaside resorts, and the flow. of vlsitora isa squeezed the,matter out. "1 rithind on different remedies, Salve and but they did no good. • Then 3 saw the advertiSement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample. I gotit and began using them and bu a'week's time.1 noticed a change. I used thesampleof Clutictira Soap and Ointment and ode box of Chtleura Ointment from the • drug store with the Cuticura Soap. In a month' and a half the pimples and black- heads weregene andIara completely cured.1 (Signed) Miss Lydia, Mollwain, May 23, '13. A generation of mothers has found no soap , so well sullied for cleansing and pttrifyingthe skin and hair of infants and children as Catena). kap. Its absolute purity entire. freshing fragrance alone are enough to ;,rhoOmmelid it abovalbrclinary skin soaps; but there are added to these qualities delicate yet effective emollient 'properties, derived from Codeine; Ointment, which render .it most valuable In overcoming a tendency to Ldiseressing eruptions and promoting a nor- mal condition of skin and hair health, A single 'cake of °odours. Soap and' bog of °talcum, Ointment are often sufficient when all olse has failed. Sold by druggists and deuleraeverywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin nook. Address post -card Potter Drug .44 Chem. Corp.. Dept). D. Boston,•13% El A.. to the wants of a large and exacting ale papusar .soutls coast as again an - family, women often break down with nervous exhaustion. creasing, which Shows signs of the potpulace returning to normal can - In the stores, factories, and on a farm are weak, ailing women, dragged down with torturing backache and bearing down pants. Such suffering isn't natural, but It's dangerous, because due to diseased kidneys. The dizziness, insomnia, deranged menses and other symptoms of kidney complaint can't cure themselves, they require the assistance of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills which go direct to the seat of the trouble. To give vitality and power to the kidneys, to lend aid to the bladder and liver, to free' the blood of poisons, probably there is no remedy so sae, cessful as Dr. Hamiltona Pills. For all womanly irregularities their merit Is well known. Because of their mild, soothing, and safe, and are recommended for girls healing effect, Dr, Hamilton's Pins are -BUNIONS NO JOKE a fathere have gone to bhe war. and women of all ages. 26 cents per box at all dealers. Refuse any sub- stitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- Not to the man who has to move about, a drake and Butternut. 4. AUSTRIA'S ARMY SYSTEM. Dual Monarchy Has Total Field • , Force of 820,000. • A.ustrics-Hungary, like Eramoe, is divided into army carps distriots. Theme are- 16 of these dietriota. The ditions., and a great deal of the hys- teria is being lived down. Perhaps never b.efore in the whole history of the country has any ap- peal been ao responded. to as has the Prime of Wale,s National Fund. It has ;already overrun the 1310,000,000 mark, and is growing rapidly daily. Many school othaohers had their holidays curtailed, and have re - tamed to their duty .some twelve days before their time easpire,d. This was in order that in many cases the, children.00uld be kept ito-; gether. es anuch as possible, a.nd watch srould. be, kept over them tho see that they, were fed. While their but is slight itanlication of "Putnam's' cottons the thiekest tisane and cures the Minion quickly. Jula.as good for Warte, lumps, , and callouses is Putnam's Pain. less lOorti 'Extractor. Use 'fio. other, 255. at all dealers. ' 5. Avoid interfering with the man in love. It is not your funeral. . - MORMON SIERINE IN CANADA. Are Building Granite Shrine Near Cardaton, Alberta. Work on the. limit NIormon temple on British evil Is now well under' Tay in Cm:Aston, Alberta, the MCI, mon centre for Canada. The struc- ture -will be et gaamite ISOM tbe Rocky Mo.untina of British Oolum- bia. Machinery waited at $10,000 has been Inatalleal on the. temple ground, .andi ,outing will be tone there AS fast as the rough material ean be slavered. As each sten.e. is cut and dressed it wan be placed in the wall, L ' • The structure will oast - least $300,000. This money will ciom.e mostly from tithing 'seat to head- quarters at Utah, and the ountrac- tors have. the assurance of the ,ehureb. iamb all money needed will be forthcoming vshon asked for. Bishop Nibley, who has -charge ref the business affairs of the Mormon Church throughout the world, will have ditreot control of the work, but will net be on the ground. A local inspector and eupexantendient of construction will direct the local The Churca of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints aaa no temples at present outside of the Stake .of Utah, where the great Salt Lake Tampa> -stands. The Salt Lake tena ple cosb $4:000,000, ani was forty - ave years in building. The other Utah temples, Monti, St. Ge,orge, and Logan, oast all told about 83,- 000,000. Material at the time they were ,e-recteca was very costly and transacatation difficult. It is stated by the sauthoritries to -day tha;b as good buildriag can be done to -day for about one-third of the O056. So it would seem that athe Canadian temple will compare favorably with aria of the Utah structures saitsid.e of the Great Salt Lake temple. alas ana 9f sae army of the dual MInard's Liniment for .sale ausrsTilerg• monsachy is under oommen aev- eminent, and is known CS the corn- • The Bank of England. mon &NTT. Austria, ppsaesse,s lade- - pendently a Landwelia. and a Land- The., s°arcibY c4L g°14 in the “e- istarm, siad ea dees Hungary. Li_ sent crisis reniinds us that ,onte isa clatling the latter organso,askm, aao land was long career the Bank of Eng - total field foam of Austria -Hua as compelled to suspead emelt noasoss• payment—and this withaut :causing is rated as, Raab of the sixteen ar• my earps seribUS inwn've'lien°e' ThiS "8 distsiotsi io supposed to furmish daring the great, mar 'with France, when so mach coin had left the camp:tete gasps el twca divisions to , the cornmeal soma,' with the excep- -dbilntrY fot 'bhe vainaenb (4 t/reciPs n to albes lien of One alsbl'ileti which. has three • ,. n fibr°Thici'oaasaa isa agli toalb,osaidleasa . An army carps inclialteS ah o n it. 34,00-6 Mart land ia dia Placa, At the:close of talyear logo. !Vision a,hout - • ' there were` maneraits aims on aortas' • Haaa corps so aatiostabaaea. 'Lis iaa try banks, 'which'. eastalibea to the, aana, alt taglana for. help This lews Twei ;co:0.0,6,40g• • tal drained the barika resataces L 00. e ur'54174.01egj.1.971 rePttiri:4'.15, L71..q.ithea'.fl.401bvbhye mn field artillery, ....onealoateer laiatibOs: amnia th6n, ,steppeain,:.Watia an oia oian, .ane lariagiag Lpoip!Paiq,- Ale note'si. tillierasbeigalcie el tea batteriga, nI 1110,30.11k es ak1eozo,304,er, .1,41(1. 'ii'P:7•E": 'the situation .sayed. ,k4er, 91.17.,L01.1g iifle baittalednAtonLey ;rotated' to 2.2 Year's:, darting. 'There aara, 01ie.Pnia0-nten'b L'PLLI'Lita;n:and w,c'rit 4 '''',!.91 4. ;• ekonslp nt tale, atioacIA, whiellaina • , a a . . Oltide 4 sosiLrblii!se,liaLitteriefe: ,A -t POPULAR UlallEAVALS.. , Ave N-Sitre to Follow Alter the Present, War. •N. One probability stands out so elearly as almost le wear the guise of a certainty, says the New York Ear isyleonibneg followedNecws.Ibt oft hmaet4 ars el ipS csvv lar upheavals. These will take the form• of determined ',protests against militarism and also aga3ntb autocratic • government. The vast half-artioulaae massas ' will . no longed,. consent bobe thoUght of as mesety fo'od for aannon, whenever their besotted milers give ithe sig- nal for .carna,ge, And if Russia were to thiak- of setting up an Ma poSing Slavic statue, and bidding all the world fall down lholore it, she would speedily find:that its feet were of clay.. The spirit of revolt' tion is only slumbering in R.ussia. It may awaken any day like a giant refr.eshed.. No one is more keenly aware of this than the Russian rul- srs; and they cannot fail to dread the convulsions and aaactions that • are sure to be seen among tae Etas sian people alter the war is over. In ithis ever -haunting fear of revo— lution in Ruasia, itself there is the plainest assurance -that the present attempt to affright by the thought of a Slavic tertoriam whelming all Europe will soon disappear like the haaeleas lEabrie of a • Was He Guilty. Georgia Laviyer (to oolared pris oner)—Well, Ras, as you want me to delend'you, have you any money / Rastats—No ; but rise got,a, mulle and a few -chickens, and a hog or two. - Lawaer--Those will do very nice- ly. Now, let'a see—ovhat do they accuse you of stealing? Rastas—Oh, a mule and a afew chickens, and a hog Os WO. INFORMATION FOR INVENTORS Messrs. Pigeon, Pigeon, & Davis, 1VIontreal, report thhat 120 Canadian Patents were issued for the week ending August 26th, 1914, 79 of wthich were granted to Afrthericans, 18 tO Canediallt, 12 to residents of Great Britain and 11 to residents of Foreign, Countries. Of ithe Canadians, 7 were resi- dents el Ontario, 6 of Quebec, 3 of British Columbia,• land 2 of Mani- toba. In the United States for the same week 760 patents wore issued, 15 of which 'were granted to Canadian Inventera. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, Dear Sim—I had a Bleeding Tumor on my face for a long time and tried a num. ber of remedies without any good results, I wno ittlTioeil to try 11INARD'S LINT. MENT, and after using several bottles it made a complete cure, and it healed Mit up and disappeared altogether. . DAVID ILENDIIRSON. Balleisle Station, Kings On, N.B., Sep. 17, 1904. A man who thinks exitreicaely well of himself is an egohist ; a roan who • can make the world think extreme - i ly iwell of him s a genius. YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL Th'IL YOU Try Murillo Eye Jteniedy for Bea, Weak, Water!, Eyen and Granulated Byelids• No Smarting -- lust. Ilye Comfort. Write for'Book 01 010 Dye by mail:Free. Marino Dye Remedy Co., Chicago ale key to pleasure is henest hard work. All dishes taste good with that sauce. 0. o bOxWL,..1.6i$111p3., , Ilitatcla,enetel atinibleva". edathaasi *Sara, :weal betteelsgaIn .1044 Ati,tOci';1.11thgc41E.un :Sallee • thea ,•.a. .:.:130.4.0- AiiMaectisist af a:Ma 'raffia eistiela apt.i."Yea,.". 10.ii 60,:.A04. 400 ..4o8iriitiaK' oif thall.CsertiS that. ,,ecialeisa.ii1 asitteries. Sae, atiginentiedyith game , flaah.esa-qatal L I L..aatatea two mInard's Liniment Cures BUMS, Eta Result. "L" amid the temperance man, 'astrongly object to the custom of christening ships 'with ahem- pagno." don't," replied the other man. "a think Ithere's a tem- perance lesson in • it." "How car( trap,t be " Well, immediately alter the last bottle of wine the ship takes to water, and aticks to it ever after.'' ----- LOW COLONIST RATES TO PACIFIC COAST VIA CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND NORTH WESTERN LINE. TIekete on sale daily' from Sept. 24th to October Bbh, from Chicago to Salt Lake City, Ogden, 1ms Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, Hoot. onay District and Canadian Northwest. Correspondingly 'low rates from Canad- ian points.- Through Tourist sleepers and free reclining chair oture from Mileage. Variable scenic routes. Liberal stop. eVerS,. l'or full particulars as to. rates, routes and literature, ,write or call on 11. H. Bennett, General Agent, 46 Yongo St., Toronto, Ont, Highest grade btana leepfwhole and niealy by perfect baking, • retaining their full strength:. rlavored with delicious sauces. ' They have no equal. " ranzas.ron sex.E. W. DAWSON, Wina03' Colborne Street. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A Fruit, Stook. Grain or DairY Vann. writs 11. W. Dawson. Brampton. or 04 Colborne St.. Toronto. N. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto. NEWSPAPERS PCB SALE. (1 001) WEEKLY IN LIVE TOWN IN XX York County. Stationery e.rul Book • Business In connection. Price onlIf • 14,000. Terms liberal. Wilson Publish- ing Company. 22 West Adelaide Street. Toronto, A 'wag, the other day denied thal Bunyan was the 'author of grian'g Progress,'' Being contra- dicted he continued --a question if he even contributed to -the werk ; -for it cis itnpo.saible that a bunion could contribute to any pilgrim's mega ess - Happy is the man ;Ware can 'forget all the mean things he knows about himself. Mlnard's Liniment Cares Dandruff. At the Picnic. An eighlayear-old boy went to a church picnic and, being a favorite with the ladies, had been liberally supplied with the good things to eat. • Later in ,the clay one o`f the ladie maticed the boy eating near a etreaan with a woe-aegone ex- preseion on his face and his hands clasped over kills stomach. "Why, what's the matter, 1" • she very kindly .asked, "Haven't you had enough to eta al "Oh, yeam," said the boy. "I've had enough. But I feel as though I don't want all I've got." • SEED POTATOES. BW BRUNSWICK SEM POTATOES.— On account the war, this fail will be probably tihe best timo to buy your , seed .potatoes for next year, Write mo for price list of Varieties, C. Fred renvcott, Doper Sackville, N.B. • FEMALE HELP WANTED. y ADIES TO DO PLAIN AND LIGHT ..114 sewing • tut home, -whole or snare time; goat' pay; -work sent 0119 distance: charges prepaid. Send stamp for partite, lam. NM ational anufacturing Company, Montreal. rassonzrammons. FOR SALE.—TBN PAIRS BREEDING Foxes. Correspondence solicited. Iteld Brno, Bothwell. Ont. ANCER, TUMOBS, LIJAIPs, ETC.. internal and external, Cured with- out pain by our home treatment. Write us before too late. Dr. Hellman Medical Co., Limited, Collinewood, :Mt ATENTS OF .INVENTIONS alueota PIGEON 6c DAVIS 710 tilrigeornfeosr 48ntilan;sti.Mortrgal • s•a s UTT IS UT and send it along with 10c. in stamps or coin to P. 0. Box 1240, Montreal, Que. You will receive 1)3, retura mail; postpaid, a new mid one of the best household specialties on ,the market, and at Christmas. time a handsome , 12 color Calendar, This is the only time this, splendid offer will appear. Don't miss it, if you do, you Will Only have yourself to blame. . The custom of playing practical jokes on the newly -wedded pair is coming to be regarded as foolish, if nab rectually vulgar. likVell the rico throwing has been changed to Showering confetti or, better still, flower petals—if anything must be thrown. MInard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. -- "And you via that Ienkins was cured of a 'bad ease of insomnia, by su-ggeation 7" "Yes ; purely by suggestion. is wile suggeate4 that sinee he could not sleep he mig-hb as well sit up and amuse the 'baby, It 'worked like a cbarin." Dr. Morse's Indian Root PHI9 are made according to a formula in use nearly a century ago among the Indians, and learned from them by Dr. Morse. 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