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COMPANIES. -
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CLINTON.
W.-BRTDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY,PUBLIC, ETC.
Office- Sloan Block -CLINTON
Bran, Shorts
and Flour
.From the Best Mills at the lowest
possible prima
,
WE PAY THE HIGHEST TRICE
for OATS', PEAS and BAR-
. LET,also HAY for Baling.
_CITA.RLES B. HALE.
Conveyancer, Notary Pilblic,
Commissioner, -Etc.
REAL ESTATE and IgSURANCEl
Issuer of „Marriage Licenses
HURON STREET, CLINTON
DRS. (UN N & GANDIER
,Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R.
C.S., Edin.
Dr, J. O. Gaudier, B.A., M,B.
Office -Ontario St., Clinton. Night
calls at residence, Rattenbury St.,
or at Hospital.
•
DR. J. W. SILAW
-C)FFICE---
RATTENIII,TRY.ST. EAST,
-CLINTON
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHSYICIAN, SURGEON. ETO.
Special attention given to dis-
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Eyes carefully examined and eint-
afile glasses prescribed. ,
Office and residence; 2 doors west of
the Cornnaercial Hotel, Huron St.
DU. F. A. AXON
•• - DENTIST -
Specialist in Crown and Bridge,
Work. Graduate of C
Chicago, and R.C.D.S., To-
_ mato. • -
Bayfield on Monelay's from. May to
lIaceniber:
ROMP
,— MILE TABLE -
Trains will arrive at and deport
from' Clinton Stationas follows:
BUFFALO ANDa COI/ERICH DIV
, Going East,
II
4,
Going West,
4r.
• sr
7.3515,
3.07 p.
5.15 p.
11.07 a,
1.25 p.
6.40 p.
.... 17.28 p,
m,
rn,
tn.
m.
m•
rn,
LONDON, HURON &BRUCEDIV:
Going So,utla, 7.50 a. m.
It. 423p.
Going North, , 11.00a. m.
II 6.25 p. ra.
OVER SiS YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ed0 TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
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any ne sending a sleetch and description mak -
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'hcientific Rintrion
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relatesn nt any stiumtltie joututa. Terme for
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Ford & McLeod
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COAL AND PROMPT DE --
LIVERY ' sgcuRE r YOUR
SUPPLY FROM US.
- ORDERS LEFT AT ROW -
LAND'S HARDWARE
STORE PROMPTLY AT-
TENDED TO.
J.' W.STEVENSON
GEORGE ELLIOTT
LiCensed Mfetiortem, for the ,Colin't
• ; of Huron.
Correspondence preMptly answered.
Immediate arrangements can be
made for Sales Date at .The '
, News -Record, Clinton': or by
calling Phone 13 on 157.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
, D. N. WATSON
CLINTON, -- ONTARIO
Licensed Auctioneer ,
• for the County "if Huron
Correspondence promptly answered.
Charges model'ate and satisfaction
guaranteed
Immediate arrangements for Sale
Dates may ht made by calling at
The News -Record Office, or on
Frank Watson at Beacom &
Smyth's grocery.
THOMAS BROWN
Licensed Auctioneer for the Coun-
ties of iTilioll alid Berth
Correspondence promptly answered,
Immediate arrangements can bo
made for Sale Dates at The
News-Retord, Clinton, or by
calling Phone 97, Seaforth.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed
The Waal Fla
Warm 'C amp any
Farm and Isolated Town Property
only Instired
• - OFFICERS --
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
P0.; Jas. Connolly, Vice -Presi-
dent, Goderich P.O. ; T. E. Hays,
Secretary -Treasurer, Seaforth P.O.
- Direetors -
D. F. McGregor, Seatorth ; John
Grie've, Winthrop; William Rinn,
Constar -ice; John Watt,' Harloe'-;
John Benuewies, Raodhason ; James
Evans, Boechwood bi, MeEven,
Clinton P..0. .
- Agents
Robert Smith, Harlock ; E. Hinch
ry. Seat° rth ; William Chesney,
Eamondville; J. W Yeo, Holmes -
vine.
Any money to be paid in may be
paid to Morrish Clothing Co., Olin.
ton, or at Cutt's Grocery. Goderich
Parties desirons to effect insur-
an& or transact other business
will be promptly attended to on ap-
plication to any of the above officers
acklresged to their respective post.
tames. Leases inspe.eted by the
director who lives neatest the scene.
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Clintop, News -Record
Dr. Horse's
Indian Root Pills
are not a new and untried remedy -
our grandfathers used them. f a
century ago, before Confederation, ''
they were on sale in nearly every drug
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day, and were the recognized cure in
thousands of homes for Constipation,
Indigestion, Biliousness, Rheumatism
and Kidney and Liver Troubles. To-
day they are just as,effective, just as
reliable as ever, and nothing better
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.Forty years in nee, 20 years the
standard, prescribed and recom-
mended by physieians: For
Woman's Ailments, Dr. Martel's
Female Pills, at your druggiat. •
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THE SL1NJAY SCH)31:ST113Y.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,.
VERRUARY • 9.
•
Lesson NI. -God's coventtt 'with
Noah, Zinn; 8. 1 10,9:17. Golden
text,, Gen. 9. 13.
In chapter. 8' is rercooded the de -
parte -Pe 'of Noah and his family
from the ark Immediately umin
setting •foot once more on (ivy
ground the, ,aged patriareh builda
an altar and offers burnt offerings
unto Jehovah in recognition o his
'protection and mercy. Jehovah,
in turas is represented' as pleased
With the sacrifice aincLas determin-
ing in his own mind ;lever again to
"curse the ground any more for
mans sake," nor to "smite. ,any
more everything living," as he had
done. Then follows the beautiful
promise'"While the earth remain-
eth, seecltime and harvest, and
cloud and heat, and summer and
winter, and day and night shall not
cease." In verses 1-7 of chapter 9,
immediately preceding the printed
portion of our lesson passage, the
blessing which -Gad pronounced op-
en Noah is given. Noah becolnes
the founder of a new'race, and to
him,• as to Adam and •Eye, is in-
-trusted domipion over the lower
forms of life. A new emphasis is
,e,lso place(' upon the sanotity.of hu-
man life, based on the divine image
gr, onv ,te.....wera.novnumnandairossammoir-....e
arm
You can get it at s
The Nexall Store
W. S. R. HOLMES, P.M.B. •
, Manufacturing Chemist
ALL KINDS OF
COAL, WOOD,
TILE MICK
TO ORDER'.
01111001ST
•
IN WINNIPEG
• Cured Himself With IN PILLS
No greater compliment could be paid
GINTILLS than to have a druggist use
them. Mr. RogerS being in the business, •
tried all the ordinary remedies, but it
was not tintil he used GIN PILLS that
he was cured of a severe pain in theback.
Winnipeg, May rpth. 1912.
"In the autumn of 195 r, I suffered
with a continual pain in the back. As
a druggist, I tried various remedies
without any apparent results. Having
sold GIN PILLS for a number of years,
I thonght there must he good in them
otherwise the sales would not increase
so fast. I gave them, a fair trial and the
results I found to be good". •
GEO. H.-ROGERS.
GIN rnEr.s must. cure you or your
stoney will be refunded. 50e. a box, 6
for pas°. •Sample free if you write
National Drtig and Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Toronto. • 144
4:nmtVeindWe'eciih`slieciAht8e.MiyGaonfodivilospawasikn°e;jiunllnetoabiNliYee:c5lirlx-:
and exhortation contained in the
preceding verses. "
• And to his -sons with him -It is
with Noah and his descendants
that God now enters into covenant
relationship. .
9. I establish my povenant--Ae-
cording to the promise given in
Gem G. 18. The thought pf God's
covehant'relation' to Inc popple is of
central impot•tance in the Olcl Tes-
tament. In its original form, how-
ever:as here represented, this cov-
enant is 'not, as • in later times,
cencreived, of as a definite agree/
rnent or compact between two par-
ties,„but rather asa• dealabra,tion or
promise on the part of God, set-
ting forth his purpose toward his
chosen people.
'Year Seed-Deseenclants, here
referring to all „mankind.
M. And with every living crea,-
ture-The divine promiseswhich fol-
lows expresses God's purpose that
iieve'r again shall all animal life be
blotted out by a tido& and there-
fore his pronnselia in a sense to the
birds, the cattle, and every beast
otthe earth, as well as to Noah and
his descendants. -
111• 'will establish' my covenant
-Seal its terms with a specific sign
or token. ' ,
12. This is the token -The exter-
nal sign or seal by which nia,n is
to be perpetually, reminded of God's
premise. Compare Gen. 17. 11,
where the "token" is something to
be clone by mart, whereas helm it is
something appointed by God.,
For perpetual generations -For
all generations to ccrme.
,13. I do set -The Hebrew perfect
tense is ambiguous, and may signi-
fy either I have set (that is, long'
ago, from th-e beginning), or I have
just seta'I et now. The rainbow,
which is formed by the refraction
and reflection of light, must have
been se -en before the time of Noah.
If, the 'writer knelt this the; pio-
ba.ble meaning is that the rainbow
should thereafter be given new sig-
.
rofictince-be regarded as a sign or
msnbol of mercy.
[ybow in the cloud -Other bib-
lical references to the rainbow are
Lound in Ezek. 1. 28; Rev. 4. 3; 10.
1.
15. I will remember -The impli-
cation -that God' might otherwise
fOrget represents one of the few in -
'stances in which the priestly narra-
tor attributes to God the charac-
teristics and frailties of man.
16, Everlasting covenant -An ex-
pression occurring frequently
(compare 17. 7, 13, 19; Exod. 31. •
15; Lev. 24. 8; Num, 18. 19).
In verse. 16 and 17411e thought of
verses 13 to 15 is dwelt upon and
You'll Know Its
Quality Some Day.
• Why not next
Monday 'f
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God in His Goodness Sends Us a Child, a Friend,
• a Sorrow, to 'Revivify Love
All kinds of Coal on hand: . • partially, repeated, a familiar fam
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Best Quality
• ARTHUR FORBES
Opposite the G. T. R. Station,
Phone 52. • '
•
WINTER TERIVi
FROM JANUARY Oth
4,14 04Co/aVA
STRATFORD, ONT.
does mere for- its stodents and
graduates 111nn do other similar
eh( ,1111. Conratsa are up-to-date
and instructors -are experienced.
Graduates ars placed in good
positions. The three applications
„re ieiv ed to -day offer average
sslary of 81.130.00 per ail num,
Tlime clnpartmen : Comm 4, rei a I,
i';;b hp ud and Telegraphy. •
Write for our,free catalogue at
once.
D, A. McLACHLAN,
Principal
"What's your idea of :prosper-
ita-2" "Always a little more than
I have:"
Lady -1 don't like this picture so
well as I Slid the •lest ODD yeu took
of e. Photographer -Ah Madam,
I, have not the artistic tii,s,te, that
11.it.d When , I was yoult ;. and; 'be-
sides, my 05 00(15 is getting ow.
poUltry, Tells how to feed all kinds of heavy
and light horses, colts and mares, mach cows,
calves ahd fattening steers. ales how to keep
and feed poultry so that they will lay as well
in winter as In summer. It contains 060
recommends fro'm all over 'Canada, from' people
who have used our goods. No farmer shotnd bo
without it.
You can fatten cattle and hogs in a month's
len time by using our Royal Purple Stock
Speeille than you could possibly do without it,
thereby saving a month's feed and labor and
tho cost to you will not be mom than 51.60 for
six pigs or 51.00 for one steer. It will keep
your horses in show condition with ordinary
feed. If you have a poor, miserable -look-
ing animal on your place try it on thio one
and nee the marvellous result which will
be obtained. Ohr Stock Specific will increase
the milk flow three to five lbs. per cote pet
day, while being fed in the stable. A 60a
package will last a cow or horse 50 days.
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ROYAL PURPLE) POULTRY SPECIPIC
will make your hens lay Just as well ,n the
winter as in the summer, and will keep them
free - front disease. These goods are Pure and
unadulterated. We do not use any cheap thin
to make a large package, entirely differcn
from any on the .market at the present time.
Royal Purple Stock Specific, 60o 501150.1, 500
600 pckgs., in an air -tight tin, for 51.60.
Royal Purple Poultry Specific, 26c and 50
Inktts,.. and 51.50 air -tight tins that hold
four '50c pckge.
Royal Purple Lice Hiller, 26c and 600 tins
00e by mail.
Royal ,Purple Gall Cure, 25c and 605 tins; 30
by mail. „,
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment, 606 bottle; 60
bY mail.
Royal Purple Cough Cora 60c tin; 600 b
mail.
Royal Purple 121sinfechint, 260 and 50c tins.
Royal 'Purple Roup Cure, 26o tins; 30c I)
of emphasis. 1
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PRICES OF FARM PROOUCTS
.1•••••
'1310015 FROM THE t.tantria rHAO6
OVNTFLES OF amsurca.
loato 01 00011., Ocala, nevem' ens :toe.
*ragmen. a:t Hama unit Abroad. -
Breadstuffs.
1Voron to, Feb. • 4-1119...1.11 Lobo Wheat -Lake
1,ports, No. 1 northern, 96e; No, 2, 92 1•2e;
No, 3, 90c; feed wheat, 65e,
Ontario Wheal -No. 2, 04.41 to 960 tor ear
loortnodeosutside, rauging down to 70e for peer
Ontario Oute•-No. 2 white, 33e to 340 at
western points, 37e to 381 on track, To.
ron
' track, bay ports; No. 3 C. W., 30.1-2e; No.
1 feed, 30 1.2c, for prompt shipment. •
35111n.itoba Oats -No. 2 0. W. oats, 410;
sid(1,ocrn -American 19o. 3, all rail, Toronto,
Pogs-NO, 2, 51.15 to $120 ear lots out-
. .
Buckwhent,-;No. 2, 52e, bz 63e.
itye-le. 2, 70c.
t Rolled Oats- Per bag of 90 pounds, 82.-
22 1-2; per barrel. 54.70, wholesale, Wind.
sm. 10 Alontreal.
✓ malting barley, outside,
to 05,5.
O Minfeed Manitoba, lerall, 519 to 520, in
.,;:go, track, Toronto; shorts, $22; mid.
dingo, $26; Ontario bran, 519 to 520, in
,rtei; chorts, 521
MunItoba Flont--h'irst patents, $5.30 in
O nto -bags; second patents, 04.80 in jute
..,e_0; strong bakers', 04.60 in jute bags.
0 .1 rotten bags, CM cents more per bar-
,' • Ontario Pleur-Wintey wheat flour,. 90
poy mutpatents, is mimed at 9.100 to
.10.
7
As his coat= was.—St. Luk i-
1.8,
One who had not attended church
for a yeas.: came out from my service
all aglow with enthusiasm. The
mimic, the prayers, the lessons from
the Bible, the sermon, the religions
atmesphere-all zee/fled inamaring.
It was the fresh enthusiasm awak-
ened. by the unitcatiatomal. Wor-
shippers attending Sunday by Sun-
day without fail take everythiog for
granted; approve without listening;
are edified, Vitt,* not reahly.
care. „
There is evenas, monotony in good-
ness. Yet the secret of a high
standard of 'hying is to ,r.lo the cgs-
ton:airy with the fresh spirit that be-
longs to the unusual.
Two classes Ere hit by this ;truth.
The clergy get too familiar with
sacred things. Clergymen ought
to be on
The Highest Spiritual Level.
As a'fact, familiarity, constant use.
breed neglect, contempt.. The talk
of the clergy, especially of theolo-
gical students, is about religious
trifles, postures, partnership, sal-
aries. The only remedy is aor the
student and for the minister in the
parish to keep in constant touch
with human life-hinnan life ia al-
ways fresh, unusual.
Then the faithfuh laity keels on
with the same religious acts; think
themselves • blessed; 0 -von pride
themselves on holding on to the old
ways -really stagnate.
Of course we must continue the
mait •
Royal P,urple Worm Powder 260 tins • 30e b
mail.
Manufactured only bY
TheW.A...TenkinsMfg.Co.
London, Canada
Royal Purple Supplies act liooklet
may,be obtained from '
Ford & McLeod Flour
and Feed; W. S. R
nolmes,Drugi,Clin-
ton. 0
Country Produce, Wholesaie.
Cold•ctorage eggs, 20e tu 23o 'in
lots; fresh eggs, 250 to• 260; strietly
, al, 250 to 320.
netes;;-,,Tvins, new, 14 3.4o to 16.e, and
ge, rie:v. at 141-091 old •cheese, twins,
ta 15 1•20; large; 160, • _
Butter- -Latest butter auefatiens arm-
s ' (h•ettinery prinia, 31c to 32e; 40 so101, 22e
to 10e r dairy rite, 25c to 57e; turelgor
( kttrt;'), 220. to 230.
. 11oin•y-Dueltwhen 5, 90 pound is tins alitt
Or in barrels; strained clover honey,
•12 1.2c a poend iu 60.pound tins, -12 3.40 in
10•pound tins; 13e, in 5.pound, tins; comb
• honey, No. 1, 02,60 Der dozen; etalttl, $3
Der dozen; No. 2, 02,40 per dozen.
Poultry -Give ;•hieltens, wholesale, 1.00, to
^. 110 per pound; fowl, 8e to 10e; duclth, 110
e.tt-er
a ver
Christmas is again over, and as we start into
1913 we wisli to thank our patyons for their
4iberal patronage, ,H nd to intiinate that oar
stook will always be, so kept up-to-date that
you will 9iave - a feeling of satisfaction in -.
dealing with us.
a
COUNT
JIF,VVLLi-IR and ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
to 11e; live turkeys, 155 to 170; eggs, 95 to
10e,• Dressed poultry, 20 to 30 above live
quotations, otteept1ng cireweed turheya,
70e toOle
Beans --,Primas, $2.50 and 52.60 for hand.
picked,
Potatoes -Ontario pots teeS, 05e per bag;
lots, 76o; New Briinewleliff, $1 pet
bag, out" of store; 90c in ear 10tii.
'Spanish Onions --Per oase, 52.35 to $2.40.
Soled :Ray •and straw.
Baled hay; No. 1, 513.50 to -514.00; No.
59.50 to 510.50; No. 3, 58.00 to 59.50; Baled
strew, 09.50 to $10,00:" •
Montreal Markets,
Montreal, Peb, 4.-Oate--Canadian Wost
ern, No. 2, 41 1-30 to 42e; Ciumdian 'West-
ern, No. 1, 401.05 to 410; extra -44o. 1 feed.
Ile to 411-0; No. 2 leder wi;tte, 305; No•
loetit white, 37 emits; No. 4 lecal vbtp
35c. Barley --Man. feorl, 550 to_56e, enalt;In;
755 'to No. Bu ukwheat.--No. Ole to ‘57•
Flour -41a a. spring when t pate, o 8-8. '•
1,5v01,01e, r 071-'1.1101,1iVt, ,S4c.19113r; i re", r r"
lers, 5425. to 85; a a 1, as- " o
Rolled onte---33a;•ree5, 54 :0; ie. go. 90 ths
02.12 1.2. 111ale•-$90. • Shorts --$22. MIS.
11 Mouille-$30 to. 0,15: -Hay-No.
2, per ton, cal' 1015, $13.30 to $14.'Oheese-
Finost westerns, 13; tdo easterns, 121-20 tO
12 3,4c. 13ntter-Ohdicest ercamery, 29e;
10 2s8•.°07,10c1s: ,42410eottc,od, 26192a. I.' TIld,,ggsN-0Frels181,tr.,24,70
17e; do No. 2 etock, 145, ' 'Feta boes--Fer
bag, etir lots, 65o 10 75e.
United States Markets.
11 in n ranoll s, Feb. 4.7-0411 eat, • May, 67 3.45;
11111'. 0911-5e to '89 1•20; No. ,1 hard, 87 314o;
No, 1 northern, .85c 10 071-3d; No. 2, 833,4o
10 050, -So, 0009, -No. 3 yellow, 43o to 411.52.
Ott,ts--klo, 3 white, 303-4c to 31 1,4c. N.7e.
No. 2, 56e to 580. Tiran, 019.00.
cliDalj;I'l'9,t11, Fob. 4. -Wheat-No. 1 ha rd,
07 1-1.5; No. 1 northern, 85 145; No. 2 north,
ern, 84 1ly
•40; Ju, -89 5•8;; .to 093-3r asked ;
Flay, 920.40
LiVe Stock Markets,
Montreal, Feb. 4.-Oltoiete steers, $6,08 to
56.05; good at $6 to $6.26, and the lower
olsrttied and hopoxed ways in life.
We must breathe into those, way's
an ever new meaning. The modern
novel .aays when•loye,becomes mar-
riage love Imes its zest. It ought
nob to bo so it is not true. We
make it so by dropping the level of
OM' devotion. "he lesson is not to
quit regular churchgoing to get the
benefit of the 'occasional, but %to
transfigure the common by the
spirit ive Pitt into it. We do not
quit eating in order to enjoy food;
we -concoct a new dish,. set a meal
fay -a friend, spread the table with
flowers,
Make the amnion Meal a Feast.
Sonae things are always. of value;
God, as the source of our being,
the complete realization of all our
ideals; the Church, as the divine
institution 'for men to belong_ to as
the Heavenly Father's children;
goodness, as both the reason and
the proof of religion's value.
God, the Church, goodness belong
to everyday life. The best things,
the things that can never lose their
beauty, are the familiar things. It
is the things that de not belong: to
everyday life, unlawful pleasures,
riotous liviiag, sinful 'self-indulg-
ence, that really mall on a man. We
will put now zest, fresh. ingenuity
into• our daily blessings, into onr
family life, our friendships, °lir
day's work, our worship of God. We
will find the blesseclneas and the
beauty of the familial, by the belief
and love we give to it. -Rev. 1)r.
H.. P. Nichols.
grades from that down to 54, while choice
butchers' cows brought 55.50, and good
55 to $6.26, with common selling al 53 to
54 per 200 lbs. Bulls ranged. from $3 to
$6 per 100 lbs. Lambs, $7.25 to $7.50 per
100150. Sheep, 65 to 55.25 per 100 lbefor
ewes and at 54.26 to 54.76 for bucks and
culls, Calves ranged from 53 to $12 each,
no to else add quantity. Seleeted Iota of
bogs were made at $9 to 59.25 per 100
lbs., weighed olf cars, and in a few lu•
stances as high as 89,60 tvas paid.
Toronto, Peb. 4.-Clattle-li'xpert, $6.75 to
$7.10. Cattle-Choiee butcher, $6.26 to' N-
50; good medium, 55.50 to 55.75; COinmon,
53.75 to 54.71; tows, 04.75 to 86.26; hullo,
53 trl 55.26; canners, $2 to 52.50. Calves --
Good veal, 58 to $9; eoMMOli, 53 to 53.15.
Stockers und Peedors-Steers. 700 to 900
pounds. $3,25 to $5,251 feeding Mills, 900
to 1,000 pounds, $2.75 to $4,25; yearlings,
53.10 to 53.50. Milkers and Springers --
Prom $60 to 572. Sheep and La1111.1S-1,101
ewes, 54.75 to $5,23; heavy owes, $3 to 93.60.
lambs, $6 to 58,50. n50go-$8.76, fed and
watered, rind 8840, f.o.b. .
MANITOULIN GOES DAY.
Iwo Hundred Majority in -Favor of
Temperance Aet.
A despateh from Little Current,
Ont., 'says; Manitoulin goes dry,
as It •carried "the Canada temper -
mace act ,on Thursday by about two
hundred majority or more. Several
small polls are yet to be heard
from, but they caamot turn the pre-
sent standing. The town of Gore
Bay givea a majotity of one for,
and Little' Current 69 against the
act, yIse township of Howland,
where local option .failed a year
ago. went two lie One fOr'HI:he act.
The township of Sandlield'svote
was 38 for and 8 against.
FOUR LIVES 10815.
Fire Ilamittgarl Iowa 'foto, chica.
go, to Extent 01' 815,000:
• A. :despatch from' Chicago Says':
,Three, man and one woman WeVel
barT1D4 Itodeath, three men sexious-
ly.injared ahel a dozen others suf-
fered less 1uvts in 15 aye which
eatly on Thuraday dastaoyed the
Iowa Hotel, a lour-starY brick
still -aura' at 330-382 North
Street.
Forty years in use, 20 years the
siandard, prescribed a and recom-
mended by physicians. For IVO,
man's Ailments, Dr.-. Martel's
Female, Pills, 11 your druggist.
Operation far Hes Failed.
Zam-Buk Was Then Tried and
Worked a Cure. ,
Writing frOM Poplar, B.C., Mrs, 0.
Hanson, wife of the .proprietor of the
Commercial Hotel, says: "I suffered for
years with bleeding biles. The pain was
so bad at times that I could hardly
walk, and ordinary remedies seemed
utterly unabhvto give me any • ease.
Finally I decided to undergo an ,opera-
tion, and went to the Sacred Heart ".
Hospital in Spokane, There they per-
formed an operation and did all they
could for me, For a time I was ser.
tainly 'better, but within 12 'menthe
the trouble started again and the piles
became as painful as ever. ,, I tried
liniments, hot poultices, various 'pile
cures,' and indeed everything I could
think would be likely to do any good;
but still continued to suffer, and the
shooting, burning, stinging pains,..the
dull; aching and wretched 'worn-out!
feeling that the disease chuses cons
tinned as bad as ever.'
"One day I read about Zam-Buk and
thought I would try it. The first one
or two boxes gave' me more ease than
anything else I had tried, so I went on
with the treatment. In a short time I
began to reel altogether different and
better, .and I saw that Zeus -Huh was
going to cure me. Well, I went on
using it, and by the time I had used
six boxes I was delighted 16 find my-
self entirely cured. That was three
years ago, and from then to the pres-
ient time there. has been no return sot
•the trouble."
Zorn -Bilk is a sure cure tor -piles,
erizema, ulcers, abscesses, cold sotto,
chapped hands, varicose sores, burns,
scalds, bruises inflamed patches, and
all skin inJurles and diseases. Drug-
gists and stores oyerywbere, 50c. box,
or Zamauk Co., Toronto,. for price.
Re0.1se harmful substitates.
aa
BANKER'S SON SUICIDES.
Cut His Throat With a Razor in a
Winnipeg libtol.
4. despachifrom Winnipeg says;
Twenty-fonr hours after he had
cut his throat with a razor, the
body of Eugene Delano a member
of a prominent New inrk family,
residing" al, 52 Washi'ligton squalls
north, was found ' Thursday night
lying unelothed on -the floor of his,
laeoeltreimona in the Royal Alexandra
R
This Company is chartered by
taw to accept the rn2025oment of
th: estate of a 2ei v.ith-
out a will.
It is a carefully -managed, finan.
c(aily-rospoosible Company, with
years of experience in such
matters.
If appointed to aCt as adminis-
trator it will assume the manage---
ment of the. estate, collect and pay
debts, distribute legacies and pros
perty among the hairs,
Etir-
4...\\4,1haLitf,:o
It will prove an honest, able
adMilliSitALOr of tile estate. Every
interested person -will be alloted
his or her lawful share.
The charges, in every case fixed
by a judge, will be no greeter,
more likely, less, than the 're-
muneration allowed the individual'
administrator.
Services of 'Family Solicitor
always retained. by Company.
Correspondence invited and
answered promptly.
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