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RoYal Purple Gall Cure, 25c and 50c tins:; 80c'
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Royal Purple Sweat Liniment, 50e bottle; 65c
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Royal Purple Cough Cure, 50e rtin; 60c by
Royal Purple'Disinfectant, 25e and 50e tins.
Royal Purple Roup Cure, 25e tins; 20e by
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London, Canada
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Feed: W.S.R. Holmes, Drugs
CLINTON
Great Britain sold more than
1,680 ,000 incandescent laps to
other e countriesin the first six
inontitis lash year.
A new electric saw takes the
place of the • itnore familiar' type
of knife and kiwi for cutting up
meat for retailers.
California now ranks first emong
all the states west of the Missia-
sippi ' river in the value of its
mineral prodnetion:
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Bush-nss Change
Haying pusehaced One genereal
store and stock of Mr. Root, Clark
L,," 'Constance, we eve in a r.• sitIon
o supply the people of the iur-
iounding coure.ry with gods at
close cut prie-s in all lines.
We have bought largely en pre-
; era den of the Christmas trade. If
yeti will call and s, e. oh' stock, we
:oink it wit ihterest. you;
hr'e aie in a position to eiy tux
TiStOnlerS the•Lighest harket price
1 or all kin ts e. produce. Live snd
,'ressee fowl lir ught to be deliver-
ed at ous store every Tbursuav
morning.
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Our Moito---'A Square Debi for
Everyone. Wisling you all A
Merry Christmas and it Happy t nd
Prosperous New Year,
Sydenharn River at Wallaceburg De-
sirbys Property.
CII4•S:TI1A kr, ,1 n ,.20. -,As a result of
the flooxls in the river F„.Iyderrhain
Waliaoeburg, (lite to heavy rains, the
tug Mande early Saturday broke loose
from her moorings ,and drifteddown
s t tea m , crashing iiitd tire Duncan
street, bridge, The force of the colli-
sion swung the brichte ,open and the
1i12,7 went through, lodging against the
Pore Marquette bridge further down,
'closely followed by a freight boat,
'which, after striking the bridge, sank
it: thirty feet of water. The barge
•Belknap and the tug Roney also broke
loose, ,strikitg' the Duncan street
bridge, forced the swing shut, and
j s aimed there. Tile south approach
of the bridge is demolished and the
ice piled five feet high in places. Cel-
lars and stores are flooded.
Grand River Subsides.
GALT, Ont, Jan. 20. -The Grand
River flood which came on Saturday,
suddenly and unexpectedly, some-
what subsided yesterday. Beyond
flooding cellars abutting on the
stream, no damage wa,s done. But
oldest inhabitants say that midwinter
flood is invariably followed by heavy
ahnel 'disastrous spting freshets. Not a
pound of tee have been stored in Galt
thie whiten ancl if the weather keeps
open, it willemean importation of 5,000
tens to ,supply the town neXt summer.
Ohio's Rise Ruins Crops.
GOLC10NDA, Ills., Jan. 20. -The
rise of the, Ohio River is causifig the
most damage to live stook and ceops
since the flood of 1884, according to
reports received , here. The river rote
nine inches ha the last 24 hours. Thom-
sanels of bushels of corn and many
head of hogs and cattle have been
destroyed.
' BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.
William 'Wallace, a Toronto line-
man, was electroeuted during Satur-
day's storm.. '
Commander Evangeline Booth ad-
dressed two large meetings at Massey
'.Hall, Toiroeto, yesterday.
The Grand Trunk Pacific is" plan-
ning to transport sixty carloads of
grain to Cochrane
Walter Bieclmere, a young English-
man, died in an .ambulance. in To-
ronto from the effects of.gas-poisoning.
The Argentine avirttoe, Lt. Origine,
while making a flight near Branclzen,
Argentina, Saturday, fell with his ma-
chine and was killed.
The novel "Three Weeks" was offi-
cially condemned as obscene litera-
ture, when. before Judge Lauda of
Montreal on Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Gauthier, of Orient, Ont..
who was murderously attacked by her
husband, who afterwards suicided, is
reported to be recovering.
The strike of dress and ebbe waist
makers, one of several trades involved
in the entratent Workers' wallmut, was
settled in New York Saturday.
Word has been received in Montreal
that the body of Princess Salm-Salm
was being sent to her birthplace at
Si. Armand, Quebec, for burial.
John Thompson, one of the oldest
settlers in the Moosomin district,
Saskatchewan, died at the age of one
hundred years six months and four
day. • •
Julia Caroline Ripley Deng, author-
ess, died at her home in Rutland, Ver -
meet, Saturday. She was a native
of Charleston, SO., and was in -her.
8Sth year.
A garrison 'of 25,000 men will be ne-
cessary to guard the Panama Canal,
Cel. Goethals, the chief builder, told
the. U. S. House naval affairs com-
mittee on Saturday.
Dr. Simon, director, of the Radio-
graphic; inatitute, Geneva, will have
his loft hand amputated owing to in-
juries clone by the Renate -en' rays. His
collaborator, Dr. Leroyer, also lost two
fingers.
MUST KEEP QUIET.
Foulke E. Brandt Will Go to Prison
Again If 1 -le Talks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. -After serv-
ing six Of the' 30 years to which he
was sentenced for burglary at the
home of Mortimer L. Schiff, where Ile
was a servant, Foulke 1.1 Brandt left
fop Minnesota on an early train Sat-
urday to begin life anew and 'enjoy
---o—
f. the freedom of the pardon greeted him
by Gevernor Sulzer because .the sen-
11AL L & co tence 'MIA excessive.
e .Brandt has Been warned' if he re-
peats 'or refers to the slanderous
statements previously made, which he
retracted publicly Friday, or seeks te
gain any notoriety by either writing •
of his east or appearing on the stage,,
the patdon will be revoked.
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McCormick Machinery Pumps
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All eoutses are thaeotigh and
prapticagl. Teachers, are ex-
Pertenced and graduates are
planed in -positions. We give
individual. attention, and ste-
duents may enter at anytime
Write for flee catalogue, at
once: .
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
U. S. Soldiers Seize Flail Land.
BIJITPALO, N.Y., Jan. 20.-A eons -
patsy of the 29th, infautry marched
front Fort Porter to the foot of Ede
street Saturday and seized that part
of the Delaware, La.elcasvanna,
Western ooal trestle which, the Gov-
ernment alleges, encroaches on Fed-
eral property. The land is fifteen feet
in depth, extending along about 1,000
feet of the harbor entrance, and is
weeth seven hundred thousend dol-
lars. It has been the subject of liti-
gation between the railroad and the
Government for twenty years.
The next reeve, U. S. Attorney
O'Brian said, rests with the railroad,
and unless they MOVC quickly, he add-
ed, the trestle will be torn deem.
Dirigible Balloon Wrecked.
BERLIN, Jan. 20 -The direnble bal.
loon Scbuettelanz, which was forced
to lout near Potsdam yesterday be-
cause of the failure ot the elevating
, redden was seized by a cross wind
and carried on to a house where it
hung, the eneelope badly rent, and
the balloon.' otherwise damaged. a
mechanic jumped out from an altitude
of 60.feet, breaking his arms and legs.
The accidents followed a three -hours'
trip in 011211 wind.
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Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound':
The groali Uterine.T nio and
only safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Swain three degrees
of strength -No. 1, $1.; No. 2.
se degrees stronger,131 No. 3,
for. Spactal efOes, Iss per hex.
'Sold by all druggists, or sent
prepaIti on receipt of price.
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PA6KME01013100.501101711,057. VermerigWincb-s'
Parkhill t.azeti
ileadei's What They
Haveinotvil
The Parkhill Gazette finds diet
Parkhill has a narroweininded
citizen or two who de not seem to
consider the newspaper office is
place of business, and Sound it
necesaary last week to enlighten
its readers as follows. -The '‘Eta-
zette".-. Was' quoted Several times
atthe Friday evening meeting in
the TOWn Hall. As a metter or fact'
the ,"Gazette" has not expressed
an opinion either foe Or against
local option. We have space to sell
just as the meechaets in town have
goods to sell and we sell that
space to the public' or just 'as the
professional man sells his services
to the public. We have sold space
to both the Local Option Com-
mittee and to the anti Local op-
tion coreinittee. That' space bee -
longs to the people who have pure
chased it. The 'Material which ap-
pears in either space is the same to
es, as any paid "adveetisement, we
cannot dictate to any committee oe
mopehant or advertiser that shall
be Printed in the space which they
have piarehesed, eurleas it be libel-
lous matter, Neither are we res-
sponaible f what appears; there
and we believe a newspaper should
serve all classes of the commemity'
jest as any other business . serves
all classes. the merchant does not
refese to sell tea or sager or dpyr
goods or clothing or hardware or
furniture to a customer because
that customer chances to be on the
Local Optionor on the anti Local
option side of the question. Then
why should not the newepriper do
business with all classes of the
public inst as -every other business
man in town does and why Should
not each side of any question have
accorded them the privilege of
haying their opinions printed in
the columns of the local press? In
a good all round stand up fight no
one wishes to gag or bind his op-
onent. And in giving publicity to
both sides the"Gazette feels that
it is Only plaYieg fair."
Jaurez Linze.Repaired.
EL PASO, 7; es es, Jan.20.-After
busting many bridges on both rail-
roads :between 15 mei end Chileedi 115
City, rebels have permitted the re-
pairing ,of the telesteph lines. 2 his
enables them to use tee wires for their
own, eurposets, and at thn SHmV? rime
hear 'all that is tranamitted by lise
federals. , No atteMet has: been matte
00 repnir eithcr road.
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wever Might
MAY TURN ENT°
ER
You should never' neglect a cold, how-
ever slight. If you do not treat it in time
it will, in all possibility, develop into
broachilis, pneumonia, asthma, or some
other serious throat or lung trouble.
On tbe first sign of a cold or Gough it is
advisable to cure it at once, and not.let
it run on for an indefinite period .
For this purpose there is nothing to
equal Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
a remedy that has been universally used
for the past tweutY-live years.
You do not experiment when you get it.
Mrs. Louls•Lalonde, Penctanguishcne,
Ont., writes:-" When my little boy was
two years old he caught it cold which
turned into bronchitis. I triecl every-
thing to cure him, even to doetor's medi-
cine, but it did him no good. One day
I was advised to give Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup it trial, and before he had half
a bottle used, he was cured. I would ad-
vise all mothers to try it, as.%ood results
will follow. My home is never without
it."
See that you gee "Dr. Wood's," as
there are numerous imitations. It is
put up in ir yellow wrapper, 3 pine trees
the trade mark; the price, 26 and 50
cents. Manufactured only by The T.
Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont,
Robber Identified,
13bnoN, Jan. 20.-1. C. Edwards,
a clerk in the Buffalo office of the
Grew.] Truek :Railroad, identified Wm,
Matinee yestercley as the _man who
rt,b1 ed the Buffalo ticket office of
is probably due to uric
acid in the system—the
blood must be purified ----
the poisonous acid driven
out and general health'
must be improved.
Thousands testify that
Scott's Emulsion rids the
system of poisonous acid
by enriching the -impover-
ished blood, and its con-
centrated nourishment is
converted into red blood
corpuscles which drive
out rheumatism.
It is especially valuable
to aged people.
Ask for and insist on
SCOTT'S.
Scott Dowse, Toronto, OnMrIo 12-60
Says GIN PILLS Are Good For
Pain In The Bak
HI,;`,1\T your grocer
tells you he uses a
certain tea in his
Own home, yoit
feel pretty'sure it's
good tea. .
And when ,a pro.
anneal.- druggist
takes GIN PILL,
for lis 9615
oche, you can feel
/ guile sure there is
nothing else quite so good.
Winnipeg, May 19t15, x9x2.
"In the autumn ol 1911, 7 suffered
with a continual pain in the back. As
a drnegist, I tried varioussremedies
without any apparent results. Having
sold GIN PILLS for a n umber of years,
thought 'there ssult be good in them,
otherwise the sales would not increase
• so fast. I gave theni a fair trial and
tlae results I find to be good".
GEO. E. ROGERS:
GIN PILLS have well earned the
eon5dence which druggists, as well as
the public, have in them. For years
they have beeii relieving the pain of
Rheumatism, Lumbago and Kidney
Troubles generally, And changing
tortured cripples tube strong, supple
men end women.
Why should you goon suffering when
there is a remedy so easily obtained and
'SQ reliable? GIN PlIeLS cost but eoe.
a box, 6 for $2.50. Money back if they
do not help yott. Sample fret if you
write National Drug and Chemical Co.
af Canada, Limited, Toronto. 150
.pozt , on me. hi.
Manogue is s under arrest here,
charged with holding up the Boston
and Albany ticket office, lust week
and is wanted in Cleveland, New York
and Philadelphia in similar cases.
Th; ee Schsoners Aground.
" NEWPORT -NEWS, Va., Jan.
The coal steamer Evelyn, froth
Philadelphia. to Key WestWith'.eteal
for, the navy, was driven hard aground
ell Cape Henry early Saturday in a
eauthwest gale. plain Hecker' and
his 'crewwere taken ell eaft•ly. The
schooner, General White, from Mobile,
eas driven astreend :eel an 11nklIOWT1
sehoonet Ives smie, The CluW later
were rescued. •
.Was Not Peisened.
WINNIPEG, ,Tan. postnehtern
on the body cif Ebbe liallonqu.. 1,
whose sudden death was at blest
thought to be due to candy she ale,
reveils the feet that death was due te
acute enteritis. tier oshysiciati etstei
she had been 111 fur ametral days.
1 71141-11VIARKIETS (0,
CHICAGO jun. 1S. -All board of
trade markets were dull and feature-
less today the usual week -end shun -
ti Prices decline slightly. Cables
belies unchnn 11010 Liverpool ana
advirca generally without color, some -
WOO eterteJ is story that the' best
knowreof the private crop prophets
was preparing a bullish bulletin on
• •.eat. it helped prices until the
prognosticator published a formal de-
nial. Th:fre was another report Mutt"
one of the most influential tra1er:4 waS
buying wheat, and this 'NOS fennel's -
denied, but not until it had armee° n
slight npward flurry. In 7'eneral the
P:t folloWtkl any important" haying or
:telling orders ana in the absence of
these eld nothing. Primary recoil -As
for the 'week, were larger than a week
ago, the gain coming from the —01 -
west. Northwest receipts decreased a
little.
The Liverpool market ClOr 1 71,6 loWer
on wheat and 44(1, to 1,0 lower on coml.
Antwerp closed unchanged, Dtalanest 7ie
nigher. Berlin 71,e to 'go icwer, mid Pr ?is
ho to 1/2c higher.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
Open. nigh. Low. Close. r.lire:
Wheat --
May „, 8771, 59 • 577(„3, 87.% IS
JulY .... 8996 SD% 89 85% 891,1,
Oats -
Mar 05;4 3571,
July este 5631,
TORONTO GRAIN M • .-..T.
Wheat, new, bushel ....70 05 to 50 55
Wheat, goose, bushel .. 0 93 •
Barley, bushel 0 65 tab
Peau, bushel ' 1 00 ....
Oats, bushel 0 41
Buckwheat, 'bushel 0 50
Rye, bushel . . 0 65
T3RONT0 DAIRY MARKET.
Butter, separator, dairy.. 0 25 0 00
Butter, creamery, lb, rolls 0 32 0 34
Butter, creamery, solids.. 0 30
Butter, store lots 0 24
Egggy,:: oisatidruge 0 30
, doz0 26 0 27
....
Cheese, new, lb' . ... 0 11 0 15
NOney, 'extracted, "ib 0 121/2
Honeycombs, dozen 2 75 3 00
MONTREAL MARKET.
• MONTREAL, Jan. 18, -Cables on Mani-
toba spring wheat came -weaker today
at a decline of 131,11 to se, in sympathy
with the lower -American and' Canadian
markets on Friday. ...At the above re-
duction there WaS a' good demand ftom
foreign buyers, there being a number of
orders' in the market COP round lots, but
as the mites bid were out of line with
exporters' views no sales were made. The
local market tor oats was; dull, but there
was some demand ror new caop American
No. 3 yellow corn and sales or several
cars were' made at 60c 'per bushel, ex.,
store. •The sales of wheat bere ror ex-
port account for the week were over
1,000,00e bushels. The export trade In
flour was quiet, but ehe local demand`
1.3 fair and the tone of the market steady:
The demand for .millfeedis slow and
prices are easy. Butter is ouiet and
steady. Cables on cheese wore firmer,
but the 'demand .frOm English buyers is
still 'quiet. The egg market 10 unsettled
and easier. Ileceints ror week 1531 cases,
against 296 a year ago. Demand for
provisions Is fair.
Stocks; Wheat, 465,440; corp, t 22,102;
' oats, 1,438,591'; barleY, 10,959; buckwheat,
51737 flax, 72,895; flour, 18,3,338.
Corn-AmeriCau No. ''S 'yerlOw, 65c.
Oats -Canadian western, No. 2, 42.343c
to 430; 700. 3, 40,4e, to 41e; iimira No. 1,
1/2
feed, 41c, to 42c; No. 2 local white, 39c;
No, 2 lecarwhite, 3Sc; No. 4 local white,
875.
Barley --Manitoba feed, 550 to 58c;
malting. '78a to 150,.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 57e to 5Sc.
Flow -Manitoba sums' wheat patellae,
firsts, 15.40; seconds, $4.90; strong bak-
ers, 11.70; winter patents, choice, 55.35;
straight rollers,14:95 to 55; do.,bags, 12.35
Rolled oats -Barrels, 54.50; bags, 90
lbs., 12.121/2,
Mllifeed-Bran, $20; shorts, 922; mid-
dlings, 127; moutille, $30 to 135. .'
1 -lay --No. .2, per ton car lots, 913.60 to
'Cheese -Finest western, *1.3: finest
1asterns, 121/20 to 129!0.
Butter -Choicest creamery, 251/.2c, to
2045c; seconds, 250 to 270
Ilggs-Fresh,40070 420; selected, 27C
to 29c' No 2 stock '25e to 20e
Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, 650 to 75c.
Dressed hogs -Abattoir killed, $13.25 to.
, 513.60; country, 512 to 513.
• Pork --Heavy Canada Short mess, bbis,
35 to 46 pieces, 129; short cut hack, Higa,
45,10 65 nieces. 128.
,js11—LJtI10Uu 011110 014 100., 11 UJi
wood 116117, 20 12sc 550 110: pure. 11erce5,
275 11.m,, 04.75; WOod pfillS, 20 1121, 5151:,
LIVERPOOL MARKET
,LIVERPOOL, Jan, 10, --CloSIng-Wileat,
sxeadY; No 1 Man„ 75 0 1/2t1: No.
2 Man, 75 7t1; No, 8 Man , 75 55';
dull, Math, 7o lid; May, 7s 2Y2c1; J uly,
7.03oY4--1.
CSpot, quiet: 12500 10 01: Old, Cs
Vzd; 'Amerloan mixed, °la (via flalveston),
55 511: futures, easier; Jan,, 55 2775: loch..
40 211/80,
Flour -Winter iyitents, 291 Od.
Hops in, London (Paelfie 00051)-1:0 55
Hams -Short cut, 31 to 11; ISa , 51s Oil.
Bacon -Cumberland cut, 25 to 30 ihs.,
Ole 6,1; short ribs, 10 to 24 lbs., 635: dear
bellies, 11 to 16 tps, oss; long cleat mid -
ales, light., 22 to 34 lbs., 35s; do., beavy,
35 to 40 lbs„ 55s; short clear backs, 10 to
20 lbs., 535; shoulders, square, 11 to 13
lbs., .57s 611.
bard -Prime 'western, in tierces, 51s 52;
American refined, 83441 3d.
Cheests-Canaclittn finest WhIte, 020 Cd;
trlick, No. 1 hart], 87V,,c; No. I. northern,
'$6Y..to; July, 00c, nominal; May, 1.0
scsoTlo:c'e.cl, new, 035 Od.
Sto1P72act;T1Nveo; 5261,4d.ce.: SItiottri.;
DULUTH, Jan. 15--Close-Wheat-On
DULUTH MARKET.,
CATTLE MARKETS
EAST Bt7FALO LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO, Jan, 1s,-oattle--he-
celpis 150, steady,
Veals--Recelpts, '80; active and steady
at 34 to $12.
lilogs-Recelpts, 8200 head; fairly ace ee
rse
atoe to ese highee; heavy, $7.75 1o0715;
mixed, 17.85 to lel; yorkers and pigs, sees
to sse roughs, 16.90 to 17.10; stags, 7155
to 56.50; dairies, 37.110 to 17.90,
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 4000 head;
sheep, active; ewes, steady; others, Jfic
to 251 higher; lambs, 16 to 10.26; year-
lings, $5 to 55.25; a few, 08.06; wethers,
56 to 76.46; ewes, 13.50 to 55.75; sheep,
mixed, $1.50 10 16.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
• CHICAGO, Van. 15.---Cattle--1tecei rar,
500; market steady. Beeves, 95.63 LO
59.20; Texas steers, 54.70 to 55.70;;1w-li.-.
ern steers, $5.40 to 57.1.5; stockers and,
feeders, $4.80 to $7.60; COWs and heif-
ers, $2.75 to 57.40; calves,, 17 to 111.
• Hogs -Receipts, 12,000; market strong
to 5o higher•'1151211,77.10 to 57.571/2; mIxL
ed, 57.30 to 57.60; heavy, 97.10 to 97.00;
rough, 57.10 to 97.25; pigs, 16 tu 97.45;
bulk of sales, $7.45 to 57.55.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 1500; mar-
ket steady; natWe, 54.05 tO 16.25, 'west-
ern, 54.75 to 06.25; yearlings, 16.40 to
18.15; lambs, native, 50.70 to 59; western,
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More Churches For Italians.
TORONTO, Jan. 20. -Two more Ro-
man Catholic Churches for the Ital-
ian population of Toronto are to be
built this year, according to the an-
nouncement made at the Church of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel by His
Grace Archbishop bloNeill last even
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EOPLE are willing to pay more
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100 per cent. more than others—and even then
they can't supply the demand for pure, high-
grade milk. You will get MOre YAW out of
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milk. Such milk is not only more wholesome
—land therefore can be' sold for a better price
—it is also slower to sour than milk handled by ordinary methods. Ask for the free book,
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for concrete around the home and on the farm. ,It is not it catalogue. Its 160 handsomely
illustrated pages are devoted entirely to the subject—in which every progressive farmer is
interested.
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