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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-02-12, Page 7Thursday, 41dbsivar'r .th, tate. THE CLINTON NEW HRA. el / TORONTO WOMAN [My Lady aNEURALGIA, VELI AGAIN Freed From Bearing Down Pains, Backache and Pain in Side by Lydia E. Pink - ham's Compound. Toronto, Ont. - "Last October, T wrote to, you for advice as I was completely run down, had .bearing. down sensation in the lower part of bow- els, backache, and pain in the side. I also suffered terribly from gas. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetableCompound and am now; entirely free from_ pain in back and bowels and. am stronger in every way. I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound highly to all expectant moth- ers." -Mrs. -Mrs. E. WnriDBY, 92 Logan Ave- nue, Toronto, Ontario. Consider Well This Advice. No.woman suffering from any form of female troubles should lose hope until she has given Lydia' E. Pinkhama; Veg- etable Compound a fair trial. This famous remedy, the medicinal in- gredients of which are derived from na- tive roots and herbs, has for nearly forty years proved to be a most valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. Women residing in almost every city and town in the United States bear willing testimony to the` wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.Pinkhatn Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass., for ad- viee. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. Revere Test. "Does your. husband treat yon un- kindly?" asked the lawyer. !_• "Certainly. not," said the nnsabstan tial woman. "Then why do you wart a divorce?" "i don't actually ,want a divorce. 1 merely want to apply for one.. Then 1 can judge by the kind of n fuss my I cares husbandmakes whether be really e y for me or not."-Washineton Star. A COLD Developed Into BRONCH1TIS. However slight i"'gold you have, you should never neglect it, In all pos- sibility, if you do not treat it in time it will develop into bronchitis, pneumonia, or some other serious throat or lung', trouble. Pine Syrup is Wood's Norway Dr.Y P particularly adapted for all colds, coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, whoop- ing cough and all troubles of the throat and lungs.. Three points in favour of. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup are: 1. Its action is prompt. 2. It invigorates es well as heals, and soothes the throat. and lungs. 3. It is 'pleasant, harmless and agreeable in taste. Mrs. Albert Vait, Brockville; Ont.,' writes:-"Just a line, to let you know. about Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Our oldest little girl is now six years old. When she was four months old she got into Bronchitis which developed i cold whi h a and we tried everything we could think of and had. two doctors attending her, but it was no good. Otte day l read in your almanac about, Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, so I tried it, and before she had finished one' bottle of it, the dry hacking cough had nearly all gone. 'Inhere. is nothing equal to it, and we are never without it in the house." See that you get "Dr. Wood's" when you ask for it, as there are numerous imitations on the market. The genuine is manufactured- by° The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Price, 25c.; fancily size, 50c. What He Wanted. "Is this a secondhand shot?" "Yes, sir." "Well. 1 want one for my watch." - Smart Set. Let every man mind his own busi- ness and endeavor to be what he was made. -Thoreau. CARTERS ITTLE !VER PILLS- Sick''Hendache and relieve all the troubles incl. dent to a bilious state of the system, aue1 as phzineee, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after :eating, Pain In the Side,&c. While their meat •, remarkable success has 1)u:a shown In curing et Car er'e Little Liver rills am 1 quatty e ,Y venally valuablein Constipation, curing aad are• conanfthisa,rtlem fthe5t nine , ttwhilo they also te e limey id regulate h boa a s. l v n if they liver and regulate the bowers Lron if nteyonls.: Cared a •tla> , 1h ) Aehethey would be almostpriceleseto tb osewho gaffer from. this distressing complaint; be Vertu. nattily their goodness docs not eadhere,nod them who once try them will find those little pills rata' 'able in co many wars that they will not be w t. ling to do Without them. i:utafter-all sickhetdi „Te the bene of so many lives that here is where we make our great boast. Ourpllle euro it While others do,net. Carter's Little Llver Pills are very' small and Very easy to take. (Moor two pills make a dose, They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or par e, but by their gentle action plead+ all whe peerihem. ) own union aa.. � Yoan.lizat ho Dos el Doubt. MAS. W. W, LAKE ``ells Others How #o Get Strong ' and Well. Mrs. W. W. Lake of Aberdeen, .�.i ua�—.ovrr—w.vsuet..r.._-1. Mite,' .."The grippe had left me house. ' Of this I was sutlefied, et in a weak, run-down condition from wi h the, realization there came a sad- which I 'euffered Por some time. I den comprehension of 'my own h 1)- tried different remedies but nothing lessness to be of any aid. seemed to do me any good until I From the window where I stood nor. took Vinol, from which I received a house was visible. Just. beyond the great benefit. My cough is almost entirely gone and I am strong and orchard the roads forked, a well -trav- eled branch circling to the left, and well again, and I am glad to recom disappearing over the edge of a hill. mend Vinol to others who suffer as I As I traced It with my ;eyes a con- date siderable body of mounted men sud- Mrs. Lake's recovery was due. to. denly appeared on the summit. With- the combined action' of the; medicinal out fear that they could see me et that elements extracted' from cods' livers distance I watched eagerly as they =combined with the . blood makin g - trotted down the' long slope. They and strength creating properties of, were plainly a squadron' of British toile iron, which are contained in Dragoons- their arms and erose -belts Vinol, and her' cough disappeared' as e shining in the sun, in spite of the dust , a natural result. licked up by their horses' hoofs. We'guarantee i that Vinol will do all I' waited until convinced they werewe claim and will pay back your coming to the house, before drawing money if Vinol does not satisfyou.' back out. of sight. It was difficult to Y decide what was best for me to do. W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist Should I -wait, trusting to my rough > clothing,and ass 'm self o: as a coun- tryman, or take advantage of the brief time left in which to escape? , If I essayed the first' choice I could ex - y e'er. "Was Delavan defeated, then?! troopersotheesituation, trail i and startefightse Hadn't Grant .joined him?" ilo ene understand train if net they t- ( „Y to both questions, sir. . De i fail to understand and ride on thought- es q �', leanly. What such a body of mounted van was killed, and Grant surrendered, men were doing in the neighborhood He and his men were paroled, and I could merely guess at-either.they ' started for Philadelphia last evening, were riding through to New York on from here." some matter of importance, orelse .had "From herel" incredulously. "That been sant .out hurriedly to discover "must be a lie, colonel, for Mount Late.' what had become of Delavan's fora- rel is between Here and the city." "Nevertheless,is no lie I - re- supposition was the more It , ers, This. auP I g P likely, and they had taken the wrong torted promptly, looking the young road, thus misting Grant and his men fool in the eyes. "I was hiding here in the'dkrknees.- 'for reasons of my own when they The' through the or- came tramping in along that road must: uvve cut g middle of the forenoon yes - chard, reaping the low fence, for, I about the m 1 and the thud of hoofs even as` I terday. There was near a .hundred arse- hack into the upper hall Th. •Heosians and R,$• G . w. y.^" r and office s tell Mistress Mortimer this was the nearest place where they were sure of finding provisions, and that they in - window as 'we came down the hili. tended to remain until night. I don't Nave mall, new:" v w- :: ' know what happened after that, ex - I must face them, and went forward .ceept that the officers went inside, and to the head of the stairs, anticipatingthe men marched around to the back an easy explanation of my presence 'to eat their breakfast.? within. Already quite a squad was 1n- "What became of sine side the front door bending over the "Oh, I had other business, and never bodies and staring about curiously. .got back along here until just at day - "Pine Robbers, eh, colonel?" said (light this morning. Then I found one contemptuously. "That fellow has 'things: this way." a occurred, cutthroat written all over him. Don't You don't know what c , see any signs of our men here." . then?" "Queen Ranger lying back of the "No more than you do. But I've got stairs, sir," reported a soldier brl.efty; my opinion. It's this --Grant and his "Irish lookin' mug." Yellows must have left as soon.as it The man addressed as colonel, a was dark, taking the west road,, which Ranger himself from his' green ani• was the cause oL your missing them. form,. looked .up quickly and caw me. It is likely from this man Mike's body, our daughter and her party were Ile called out an order, and three or still in the house. It couldn't have four men sprang up the etairs,'grasp been much later when these others ing and leading me down. I made no and made the Mtaok Mike resistance, not realizing I was in any g°t bore intuit have -fought them at the front danger. The 'colonel, a tall man with door,` but that was all the fight made; gray mustache and goatee, and dark, there'll no sign of any struggle Inside." searching eyes, faced me sternly. t "Then they never got Claire,", de - "What are . you doing here, sir? Mortimer positively. "Thatt6 a Come, speak up! What does all this " meanr' and he swept his hand about eert4iritp, eeldoa. is gesture • "She would have fought, sir?" "I came along about -thirty minutes I "Like a tiger. I know my little girl. ago," I'' explained, beginning to appre- '{And, besides, Peter would have died before the hand of one of those Nil, elate my situation, from the auspicious Mains was ever laid upon her." glances cast at me, and recalling how "But," I protested, "1 have searched disreputable my appearance must be. the house,'colonel:" "I found things just as they, are now, "x imagine your acquaintance with sir. There's been a fight and rob -the 'house is somewhat limited,"he bery." • i,eplii'd coldly, turning away. "Beldon, "That's plain to be seen; are these place this felicity under guard in the all the bodies?" brary here. We will le`arnlater what "Yes, sir, but the house is upside, his business might be in the Jerseys " down from end to end." CHAPTER XVIII. "You saw no one? No British sol- C ers?" ,I a voice ga,e a slta111 bu,ntuuad. man "Circle the men about the house, Simmons.' There is something wrong here and I saw a fellow at that upper I� ers th two er• ran. earrt ie>' di I shook my head, conscious of the 1 At Cross Purposes. fierce grip with which I was being i .It could not be considered an'un- held. A couple'of'the men dragged pleasant place of imprisonment, yet. out the body. from behind the stairs, it was .useless for me to contrive any and as the face came into the light, plans of immediate escape, for the the colonel's eyes saty it. I beard the door was securely locked, and; two sharp breath expelled through his lips, heavily armed dragoons sat within eye - as he stared down into those ghastly ing ane rather malevolently. My at - features. tempt at: approaching the window was "Good Lord! Mike!'' What"in the instantlychecked bya threatening heaven this mean? He name of doesgesture, and I• -sat down the reading was supposed to be with Claire!" chair to await developments. The '"There must be some mistake, could not muffle my ears, however, Colonel Mortimer," insisted the other and I heard the swift, hoofbeats' of an officer gravely. "Perhaps we can get approaching. horse being ridden furi the truth out of this bumrr,in, if we ' ously up the gravel driveway. At the take the lash to him." door he was hastily checked, and a I understood in a flash, and as swift- ly chose a course of action. This gray -headed colonel web her'father, and l would serve her in this emergent. cy without thought of my own danger. No threat of a whip would open my lips, but memory would. "Come, you dog!" burst out the colonel fiercely. "You know more than you have told. Speak up, or we'll skin you alive." "I :will, Colonel Mortimer," I said, .Grant's beyond a' doubt. "Ah, colonel, looking him straight in the eyes. "Not what in God's name hag" happened because of your threats, but because ,here? I heard that you were out I wish to serve you. Now I know who ,hunting us at Farrell's blacksmith. you are, and Twill tell you all I know lshop, and came back as Swiftly as 3 about this whole•affair." teould ride. But I never suspected "Was -was my daughter here?" he ;thla. Who were the miscreants?' interrupted. • "That is a question not yet ;an - "Yes, sir." - cowered, Captain Grant," replied Mor "My God! And Erie?" timer slowly. "It looks like the work "Not to my knowledge -there was a of Pine Robbers,; Do you ree,ognlze man, called •Peter, this -fellow, and a this fellow?"'' black slave or two. They were all I saw." "But why should 'Claire have been here," he asked as though dared, "an - less she came to meet her brother? 3 gone to hell.. But when did the at - supposed her cafe in the, eity." tack occur? Werleft here after dark, "I do not pretend to understand' the and. all was quiet enough then. -cause of her presence: But if you tfliaire-" , listen to my story perhaps you may "She was: here, then? I hardly be - •know what to do." I paused an instant lteved it possible." to get a grip on my thouSlita. I need ' "q talked with her --quarreled with not tall an, comers ref identity, or her, indeed, Perhaps that was why !mention my personal relations, with eche refused to accompany us to Phila ;the daughter. "I am a soldier, Colonel elphia. But what did you mean, iMortimer, in Maxwell's brigade of leolonel, when you said, you hardly be: .ilGasningttm!g amity. What brought me eyed it possible she was here? Did here has nothing to do.with the prey a one tell you?" ent story. I was in the fight over yon: : "Yes; we caught a fellow the der neer M,Ount Laurel night :before' house when we arrived. He had no last when we captured Delavan's ort kine for escape -rough -looking mieore. agtra n -" ant,, claiming to be a Continental. We "What!"burst in the dragoon •offa leave 'hlm under guard in the library._ Continued next week. voice spoke peremptorily: , "Here you, take the rein!" The fellow came .up the steps hur- riedly, almost ignoring the sentry at the door: "I haven't time to stand here, you fool," he exclaimed roughly, "my uni- :form is pass enough. I wish to see Colonel Mortimer at once—at once." There was a pause, and then the same ;voice, and I recognized it now as • "Ay," and from the muffled tone he iiust have been bending over the body, "that is 'Tough' Bims, a lieutenant of ' Fagin; there's onemoredevil "Red gl h e SUNDAY sutuol.' SUFFERED AOY, IiN Lesson VU. --First Quarter, For Feb. 15, 1914., THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of the Lesson,, Luke xi, 37.54. Memory Verse, 42 -Golden' Text, Gal. vi, 7 -Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns. When we remember that' our bless- ed Lord blew all men and knew what u•tis in man and every thought of man's heart, (,lobn 1!. 24, 25; Ezek. xL 5) we wonder how '[3e in His purity and righteousness could lire among teen ns Fre did and not be utterly dis- rouraged, But He came to save sin- ners, knowing that every imagination- of .the thoughts of tutu -kis -heart ^heart is only evil continually and that every' mull at his 'hest state. is .altogether vanity and that a5 faun's •righteousness is only filthy rugs (Gen. vi, 5; Ps. xxxlx). As to these Pharisees, if we note what He says or tltettt in Matt xxiii as well as in our lesson we wonder that Cie could think of entering one of Uieir homes. Jr. He was a man, however` good, Ile tould not tolerate them, but living fled in human form, God manifest in the flesh. He was not willing' that even nutit should perish and would save 1lietn if they would let Him. But they. tieing ignorant of God% righteousness and going ttheut to establish their own righteousness, would not submit themselves unto the righteousness of (lot (Rout. x. 3). 'Pile, rejected the counsel of God against themselves and derided Hini. let when they luvited hitt lute their homes He went, as in our lesson and in Luke \u. 1111. but he was al- u•ays "the fatthfin witness" (ltov. iii 14) testifying to the love of God and the sluftilueSs of man • The word "i'httrisee' menus a separated one. but their separation was not from sir, unto God. but from .all who did not . think as they did and were to them common and uutlt'an, as. when one or them said. "(rod, 1 thank thee that 1 nut not as other teen " "` " or even as this oubliette" (Luke xviii, 11). We may hecunte well; acquainted with them by considering our Lord's estimate of then` lu the "woes" of our lesson and Mutt. xsili and Isa. v. They knew' not the love of Cud, but they did love the praise of men Theft I , c seeking g religion was wholly outward, uk ur only human approval. utterly regard less of what God tholtght of tbem or knew them to be (Matt. xxiil, 5, 28). Like their ancestors. • they regarded not the work of the Lord,.neithe• eon sidered' the operation of His hands They east away the law of the Lord of hosts and despised the word of the p Holy One of Israel (isa. v. 1`2; 24). They honored God with their lips, hot their hearts were tar frons. Him, and they made His word of none effect by their traditions' (Mark vii, 6, 13; Ise. xx!x, 13; Ezek. xxxiil, 31). Their reli- gion Ives from Cain, w'iro was the hti, n)nn founder of all false religion and who was evidently in the mind of out Lord in the great woe chapter when He s pot a 'of the blood,of righteous Abel (Matt, exili, 35). The greatest hintirnnc'e to ,the gos pet is not the worldly' world. which !Wilt in the wicked one 11 John v, 11)), but the religious people whose religion is all outward, wito know not what is to worship God in ,spirit and in truth, MO who think more of what others think 01' then than of the approval or. the ford Jesus, and who are more sensitive to a 'reproach against theti- selves, than to a reproach against the name of the Lord. These are the ricked who plot against the just. who watcheth the righteous and oeeketh'to slay him (I's xxxvii, 12, 32), eveu as these Hien lay to wait for our Lord, seeking to catch -something.out or Elis mouth that they might accuse flim. Tlte, scut righteousness or such pee pre could not take them Into the king dour of heaven (Matt. v, 20), but wcnild ,doom' them to •the outer darkness_ - where there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth (jlatt. viii. 12): Never did our Lord' tarsi away or Say a severe word to a truly penitent S111'- 11(11' in- 11(11' or one honestly seeking the truth. but to those who professed to be what they were not icnd yet were righteous in their own: estimation lie was se vore. Yet even such, who thoagut they had need or nothing, He corm setecl to buy Of Him gold' tried In tin, tare and white raiment and eye salvt to cause them to see (Rev. 111, 17, 1S). God requires an itbsohttely perfect righteousness, such as was found only in Jesus Christ. the Lamb of God. without bleinisli and without spot, with whom the Father wits always well• pleased, and anything less than, this will net maitre. We can nevei. attain to such righteousness by out own et1'orts, but how glorious Is the' truth in 11 Cor. v,' 21. "ide,hes made Him who knew nothing, of sin to lit sin for us. In order that in film we May heroine the righteousness . of God." or ns in l Cor, i. 110, "He has become for us n wisdom which Is frunt God, consisting of righteousness rind sturctifif'iition and deliverance" (Wey- mouth's tratlsiiltIWii. R'hen once our oyes are opened to vee' [Ifs perfect righteousness end to receive IICut, then all 'seems as noth- � .c,r lto p with 1 to II n t i in ttmmritl pt If t t v fi t k- 1. n•t� glory only in [lira WWI Hi. 1(I While We tuntintic in the blindness and darkness of our own pride ono self will wt eon sea no h'nuty 11 lliui, being wholly or,tupitti'with onlsetve" Bawl our owr doings, and will cense enently reject the noun; t'I or t, o•. against ourselves (Luke til, ;Alt DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS h e iiia, gulating Pill for Women. $5 a box or throe for 510. Sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price. las Sconanl, DRUG ,;Co„ 81, Catharines, Ontario. - PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN, R'estoree Vim and hatter' a Tonle-wie lt b. Brain; you up.$ases 1 a box,xor two for $5, at drag stores, or by mail on receipt of price. Tun SconnnL Duo Co., St, Catharines, Ontario.. Nothing Helped Her Until She Tried "Fruit -a -fives CAMrnrtI i VILI,> , Orap`,, May 5th. 1913. "I cannot speak too highly of "Fruit- y tives". For over thirty years, I have suffered' from Chronic Neuralgia and Constipation, experiencingnntoldagony. The Neuralgia settled in my lungs and I took bottle after bottle of medicine without relief. The doctor told me 3 would not get better but "Fruit-a-tives" proved• that the doctor was ,wrong, by giving me quick relief and finally and completely curing me, I would not have my present health if it:was not for. "Fruit -a -tines" and I am glad of the -opportunity of giving you this letter about such a splendid remedy as "bruit-a-tives", for the guidance of other: women who iriay be similarly affected" MRS. NATHAN DUNN. "Prnit-a-tives"-is the only medicine made from fruit juices and is particularly suited to women because of its mild action and pleasant taste. "Fruit -a -tines" is sold by all dealers at soc a box, b' for ,P2.5o, trial size, 256, or may he obtained from Fruit -a -fives Limited, Ottawa. A IIANDY DINNER WAGON. 'The Vehicle Is Easily Made and Saves Considerable Trouble. The Utah Agricultural college' ex- periment action -has issued a useful circular on "Labor Saving Devices For the Farm Home." Among the sag.. 1 estrous offered is. the use of the handy "dinner wagon," `iigured5in the accotn- panning illustration. The circular says: "ill homes where it is necessaryR to have a separate kitchen and dining room It should he considered necessary J UTE tINNRR WAGON. to Have a so called 'dinner wagon, an lilustr ition of which is . given. This dinner wagon can be made by any oue who knows !tow to handle tools at all and, us you nee, is in reality 0 two or^ three story table' on • wheels, This should stand near the kitchen stove, and on it should be placed everything required for the meal. It can be wheeled into the dining room or to the table and then set aside until required to move everything from the dining table back to the kitchen. Think of the countless steps saved. by the use of such a simple little appliance as this." BALDAT35 Rill the Gertns: Nourish the Uai.t. ]Coots and You'll Never Grow ' Bald-lllse Parisian ,Sage. your own •fault if ,you grow ba.ti ::- 21. as thousands of men cio—ys, R. 1 women also. If you have 1i.,:.drtiff it is because the g rms a already devouring the v-ry Ilte of the hair at its roots li.11 tri^so germs with Parisian Sap and • stop dandruff, itching, sta p and falling. hair in two weeks Ws guaranteed, you know, this tlzl'ghtful anti refreshing Parisian a;r that is now sold ,all over Caacrcli. and if it floes not prove b tit than ' any other hair tonic you over used g pi: your money. t. ;, it puts Lit and beauty info cru l fa;l cl ha'r. Large bottle at W. C. TL IIa'na:s aavd druggists averywhe"_'e: Regu:ar price 500 cants. Household . Hints. "This ie a bum recipe book," declar- ed the militant sortragette. "What's wrong'l" "Been all through it and not a recipe ran I find for making bombs."—Louis- ville Courier -Journal. •BABY'S (fll'N TABLETS S CIJRtE INDIGESTION Indigielstion is one of the most, common ailmeents of childhood and no other ailment ismore dangerous Indigestion paves the way temany other complaints,. 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Her bat obscured iris view at the theater, and in kindly voice he leaned forward and asked if it would be pos- sible for her to remove it. A. stiffening of the head was her only answer. After a few moments he re- peated his request. Then she turned on him, "There is no demand for my doin' so," she said. "No demand?" be echoed. Then he rolled his overcoat and placed it on his seat, sat on it and, getting his hat from under the seat, placed it on bis head: In a moment there was a cry of "Take that hat off 1' And with a swift movement the lady unfastened her hatpins and re- moved her hat. So did the man. -Ex- change. A :Definition... Three ladies had planned a drive to- gether, but when the hour appointed came one of them asked to be excused on the score of an attack of indiges-. tion. Her companions expressed their disappointment and sympathy, but the elder of them insisted that the excuse was insufficient. "You sbouldn't let yourself be gov- erned by such ideas," she said. "It is 1 real gall as you think. What is indi- gestion, anyway?" The third lady, wishing to, avoid the apparently impending discussion on t y P g mental control of illness, broke in quickly: "Indigestion," she said, "ie' the fa.'I- ure to adjust a square meal to a round stomach."-Harper's. CASTOR IA -For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of jollity, but at the .counting asp oft ballots Manic today for one, ward GoderIcliI0 IIve in . Bridgleburg, where the Deputy Beltuaining Officer had signed and given out a ft, certificate tstating for the act 20, against 54, :spoil- ed 1," the, report given today was "for tlple act 12, against 63, spoil- ed 1," which, reversed the dry ma- jority into a wet majority. . Temperance people have the statlementsigned by the Deputy Re turning Officer, which gives them a victory, and 'intend to place the matter in court. j They claim a grleat deal of fraudulent voting vs done and are gathering in.f o`- mation fop: a full investigation' thsoughout the county. Settlement by Polls. The majority in the several polls thaioughout the bounty were as oilows Against act-Bientie 20, Bridge- burg 197, Chippewa 67, Fort Ertel 120 Humberstone township 63, Hum berlstone village 22, Stamford 11, Thrioold' town 125, Welland. 179. For• act-(;rowlatd 41, Port Col- borne 19, Benison 408, Thorold'bon > ship 58, Willoughby 20, Wainfi;e 239. Total agahntt-297; total for -- 791; total majority -6 wet. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R II A RRec'OUtt l`t ill Ili' lP2'iliiHld€'d in Welland Welland, Jan, 30. -Hugh R. Roes, d(e'puby returning officer in the Caneade Hleinpiee►ance act 'election', announced at 9 o'clock toiniglat,that thle majority had been reduced a- gain tot 04 by devised returns. Seventy-five temperance 'workers. who met here this afternoon, heard' the reports of representatives vvlio claimed ire egularii ies in ( ^the vot- ing en the part of the opposition foectes, and it was given out that a thorough investigation would be madle. The liquor Interests will demand a reeoua'ilt. Acioli➢�9' EieCIION It('q'o'e Efililtat to Resign and Cttlllc;l tll'b O1ncewith Two Others Goderich, Fdb. 2, -Municipal af- fairs reeceived a jolt today 'when papees of ,disqualification had been served on l (Robert Elliott, reeve of Goderich, on behalf of Bs C. Mupdiings, the defeated carat - date for the office. 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