The Clinton News Record, 1912-01-18, Page 6CLASSIC ON CONSUMPTION:
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children bear trimind that Chamber -
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rain's Cough 'me" its:ulq t Art heti: {londerfal1ossilliii.ia'a
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nal for colds, and whooping g nl Connection with Public
and -: that it contains n°'normal Services and'Work of
drug,-,. For sale by All Dealers, 18xhlgratnn.
Nerds of a Prominent Canadian Citizen
as He Has Viewed the War
Against Consumption
i'Men, women, and children are all
being mowed down every day by this
fell disease -consumption -'and it is a
Mistake." •
These words of Mr. Edward Gurney,
spoken at a gathering in Muskoka a year
lige, may be fittingly termed a classic on
consumption.
The records of the Muskoka Sanatorium,
as do those of other institutions of n. like
hind, on this continent and lir Europe,
bow very clearly that this much dreaded
disease can be, and is being conquered by
the treatment followed in tiny well-managed
sanatorium. In our own l'rovtnce within
the time that the hospitals in Muskoka
have been in,existence, the death tate from
consumption has been reduced i.wenty.five
per cent.
The life-saving possibilities of the saua-
` torium in Canada aro limited only by the
means required 'to carry on ami extend the
avoir:For this reason we very cheerfully
ask our readers to'holp in the groat and
Frouing wort: that fs being dorso lit
AWluskolra.
It is 0 find statement for the trustees of
the Muskoka Free ifospitel for Consump-
tives to be able to matte, that front the
month Of April, 111012, when this institution
was first opened, up to the present day,
- not -it single patient Inc ever been refused.
tudmission to this hospital because unable
to pay.
Mr. W. .7. Gage, Chairman or the
Executive Committee, 84 Spading Ave., or
the .Sec.-Treas., 347 King \I', Toronto,
will gladly. receive and urlinowletlge
contributions.
Dcratierir
with blizzards, 1
. c 11, 4
It
opts
•of helub
cp
tenselycold weather, have been 're-
eoived" front )Tarifa) to the Soo.
Further arrests were made in the
United States in comlection with. the
New`WeS diaster, B. 0., bank rob -
WINTER RESORTS
When given es soon as the croupy
cough appears C'hamber'lains Cough
Remedy will ward off an atP.iek of
croup and prevent all danger •and
cause of rLfiicty. Thousandsof
mothers us, it successfelly. Sold
by All Dealers. .
E&tmd Trip Tourist Ticeass 1O.:' on
Sade to all Principal Winterl
Resorts including.
CALIFORNIA, MJOXI,70
FLORIDA, Etc.
The Attractive Route to
. WESTERN CANADA
is via Chicago •
Mt. (1.' Grant's report that tic has
fouri(l.clianlontls p, Keewatin tlistriict
has 'riot been 'substantiated al', Ot-
tawa;
Constipation 'is the cause of many
ailment'.; and disorders that' make
1,"e miserable. Take Ohamberlait'a
Stomach and Lever Tablets, keep
your bowels regular and ybu will a-
void these diseases. For sale by
All Dcat.rs.
Clinton
7"he fundamental princlpics of lltre-
statias wes discovered by Archimedes
and. formulated 'as YbI1ORS Es
er
-
body plunged 'into sttbject
ed
by this llgid; to a 'pressure' >:roln he -
low' to above, which is eryuai to Ole
'•velgbt displaced by that body." The
fleet application of this principle was;
to balloons, care being taken to pro-
duce a body whose total weight was
less than that of the volume of alt it
dlsplac,ed.
But although the principle was thus'
applied as far back as 1783, it was not
until 1884 that the first balloon cap-
able of being steered was produced'
by 'Col. Renard, who accomplished a
eirnutar flight in what deserved the
title of, 'a: dirigible. The reason for
this. was that in order to steer. a body
Floating in n. fluid it is absolutely es-.
ential that this body should, possess
an independent speed, to permit 11 to
hove in the fluid of its own accord,
in, 1885 Col. -Renard succeeded In ob-
tainrng an electric motor of 8 horse-
power, weighing only forty kilo-
grammes a horse power and' callable
of great 'endurance.
To clay. mechanicians Hale succeed-
ed in perfecting motors espeelally do -
signed for aviation of the almost in-
credibly 'light weight of two 11110 -
grammes a horse -power and of snob
perfect action that they ears start in
an instant without preliminary pre-
paration. Professor Rerget csrpleinR
nearly and briefly the mechanical
'1 ffieulhy of t'ltee problem and the
-,clentific reasons why IL tools n ce -
"ury to discover how to t rife the
machine which the brothers lfno r -
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas, C'ounbp.
Frank J. Cheney matins oath than
ti3 of
• �n t
' partner the firm 0 15 SCI730 1
F. J. Cheney Ci enc' C Co. doing bnstne
ss
in the City of Toledo, County; and
Stalls aforesaid,, and that solid firm
will pap the suns .of One hundred
Dollars for each and every. cdse an
Catarrh that cannot he cu'tctl bit rho
use of '1'Iall's Catarrh Ctire. Frank
J. Cheney.
Sworn to beforeme and subscribed
in myd presence, this 51.h clay of Dec-
ember;
eo-eamber; A. D. 1890.
A. W. Gleason,
'Notary PubIle
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and 'Mucous .surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. .1. Chenelt .7c Co., Toledo, 0
Sold by ail Druggist. 75c.
Take Hadl's Family Pills for coll-
stiliation.
Stacroship 'Pickets on Sale
by All Lines
yell information from
J. RANSFORD, Town Agent
A. 0. PATTESO.N, Depot Agent
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PLAIN TALK. ABOUT PILES
Don't you believe that •experience is
better than hearsay? If you suffer
from piles, just try Zam Buk. You
can do so at our expense. So assured
are we of the result that we will send
you a free trial -box if you send to
our Toronto offices full name and ad-
dress and a one cent stamp to pay
return postage.
Scores of people daiiy acquaint us
with the benefit they have derived
from the use of Zaln-Buk for piles.
ide. P. Astridge, of 3 St. Patel St., St.
Catharines, Ont., say's; "For five years
I have suffered untold agony with pro-
truding piles; The pain was so great
at times I would almost scream.
" I lost weight and had ne appetite.
I.tried everything I over heard of for
piles, as I wes willing to•take any-
thing to get relief. It was useless,
however, and I almost gave up in
despair. 1
" One day a friend gave me a sample
Of Zam-Buk and told me of a friend'
of his who had been cured. I deckled
to try Zara -Bilk, and the relief I got
'was encouraging. I used three boxes,
and 'at the end of that time I was com-
pletely cured. I wish I havecould ahavet
Zara-Buk years ago; it would
saved me a great deal of misery."
Zola -Bute will also be found a sure
cure for cold sores, chapped bands,
frost bite, Ulcers, :blood -poison, vari-
cose sores, scalp gores, ringworm, In-
flamed patches, babies' eruptions and
bbapped places, cuts, burns, bruises,
and dein injuries generally. All drug-
gists and stores sell at 50c. box, or
post free from Zam Buk Co., Toronto,
;upon receipt, of price. You arewarned
against harmful imitations and sub-
stitutes: See the registered name,
" Zara-Buk," on every package.
;oi rier launched into Ole air' In 1783.
Next cane the problems venue( ted
with the resistance of Cho air, which
determine the shape of the envelope,
f
hli'"al
balloon A ..1
of t dirigible
balloon taproot be propelled Se long
ago as the beginning of the nine -
Month century Marey -)roc's' pre.
dieted the uecessity of aeop.,110 a
=hope, should an attempt be made to
rropel aerostats, which should lvive
"the head of a cod and the sail of a
mackerei." .
The a11nIieatl0ns in civil Hie of
locomotion In the air will be nnir.er-
olis 111(1 varied, and It will dbubl'r,s
be possible to travel by public st.iv're
or by private vehicles. The spreial
use of the highway of the air which.
Prof. Berget foresees is, by the post
olfiee with aeroplane messengers from
city to city every hour, the service.
interrupted Duty by heavy storms.
The exploration of unknown regions'
In such difficult countries as Africa,.
the heart of Asia, Australia and South
America, with accurate leaps, Is one
of the important scientific flees' to
which the new ships may be put. The
whole of Central Africa, for example.
could be mapped from airships, acting
under international sanction, with a
ship oyer Tiinbucth and the shores
of Lake Teller], in French territory;
Leopoldville, for the Belgian Congo;
Dongola and .Labe Albert for the En-
glish stations,
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ord eLINTON
Lovely Hair '
ror Women
l'arisian Sage Put Life and. Luster
inti Dull Faded kIaa•.
IL Is Guaranteed.
if you haven't enjoyed Vile marvel-
ous benefit derived from using de-
ligh;.111, refreshing l'arisian Sago,
the modern )lair grower, beautifier
and dandruff remedy, you hare mis-
sed a real treat.
plvory woman should use Parisian
Sage, not only to harsh dandruff
and other hair troubles but io Ke-
rmit falling hatir, baldness, grayness,
anti faded flair. Parisian Sage puts
life' and luster into any person's
hair, and hes' of all it is guarante-
ed to do as advertised by W S. R.
Hoibnes, or money back.
Get a bottle 'r'o-day madam, it on-
ly costs half a dollar and is sold by 11',
S. R. Holmes and druggists every -
whore in Ameriem.
The. Western Ontario Dairymen's
convention at Ingersoll closed,
There is a more hopeful outlook in
the Br?tish cotton strike, 1101 the
outlook in regard to the proposed
strike of miners is gloomy.
Democrats oppose the lodge amend-
ments to the resolution for 1 atillea-
tion of the arbitration treaties with
Great Britain and France,
"SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN NORTII,
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
Any person who is the solo' head of
a family, or any,malo over 18 years
old, may homestead a quarter sec-
tion of available Dominion land in
Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must appeals ilt per-
son' at 'the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub -agency for, the district. En-
try
n try by proxy may be made at any
agency, on contain conditions by fath-
er, mother, son, daughter, blather or
sister of intiunding homesteader.
Dutles.-Six months' residence up-
on and cultivation of the land in
each of; three years. A homesteader
may live within 'nine miles of his
homestead on a farm of at least 80
acres solely owned and occupied by
him or by his father, mother, son,
'laughter, brother, or sister.
Lr certain districts a,homesteader
in good', standing may pre-empt a
'quarter -section alongside his home-
stead. Price $3.00 per acre.
Duties. -Musts reside upon the home-
stead. or preemption sax monthls Ito
each of nix years from date of
homestead. tinOry (including the time
required - to earn homestead patent
and cultivate fifty acres cirt1ra,)
A )homesteader who has - c,xhaaste:
his homestead, right and cannot ob-
tain a pre-emption may enter for
purchased homestead in certain dis-
tricts. Price $3.00 pert acre: Dut-
ie5 -Must reside six months in each
of three'; „yearn cultivate fifty acre
`and ercc8 a house worth $300,00.
W. W. COY.
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. B.-Unanihorfzed publication of
thie advertisementwill noll tie paid
r'.
COULD NOT RAISE
MY RIGHT ARM
Orn Biun0Bco05, C. 13.
"For the past 40 years,; T have been
suffering with Rheumatism. When I
read in the papers that GIN PILLS,
cure beumatis I
r m
worldpositively
fora free sam le tot . I
wrote you
could not raise my right arm because of
the awful pain in my shoulder -was not
able to drink. After taking a few GIN
PILLS, I was able to lift my hand and
put it 011 the top of my bead.
News )Rotor,:
iwoimmu
January I8tb ISTX
GETS 'EM EVERY!i; TIME
1 140$TUR V NOV i‘IND
H R N
std M`f'WoRt: DONESO
THAT 1 GAN do 'DOWN
TOWN T1s-AFTERNoott.
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a ITN � cell
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DO N TOWN THIS AFTERNOON
WILL Y0U TAKE CARE OF'I13 4
a11lLOREN ON711. 1 come BACK?,
AT FIRST I CIA5 GOING To TALE
TN1M -NEY.T 00011 BUT 1 KNEW
Hold '101) LIKED Cs)1DREN AND'
THoUilT YoU WOULDN'T M1140
pair's i1'.;
3.
4.
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I314'T' THAT .G12ANU,TNE�
BAST HAS'MAtE of, V4IT11.Y61e
RIGHT AWA"(• THE CHILDREN
SEEM TO LIKE YoUSO.
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WAIT UNTIL -F0- {.
MCR5004 Nov)
15,
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DEA 1a1
tloW SE t -
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AND bH- .SAI THAT
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5 4= M OULD 8L- GO e..
OriL'I A SHORT TIME
lLusid
rho ('haluplDu
'Irate Iris -tor --1 mill this a down-
right fraud You advertise on your
bills '`The Most Remarkable Dwarf
In the Wor11," and he turns out to be
5 feet 5 inc les high.
Bland Showman -- Exactly so, sir.
That's jus what's so rem.,rkabl0
about him. He's the tallest dwarf on
record.
'be Lust Shaw
Old Atone' (dying): "I'm afraid I've
been a brute to yon sometimes dear"
Young W fc-"Oh never nllnrl that,
darling; I'll always remember bow
very kind, you were when you loft
me."
I went to the Islands of St. Pierre and
Miquelon and met an old fisherman
named I,a Pape. ilia limbs were stiff
from Rheumatism and I gave himcsome
Gin Pills. I met him again in a few
days and he told me hecould lift his '
arms, which he had not ;been able to do
for ten years. ADOLP73F, F. MARS.
got.. a boa -6 for $2.5o -money back
if not satisfied. Sample free if yon write
National Drug and Chemical Co: of
Canada, Limited, Dept. A Tort»to.
IiRANGA, - TONIi BLOOD AND
N1;11.V1i TAB7,ETS--an ideal tonic for
fee. week,, nervous women, sec, a boa. 107
doH' ,anWWed hthya etpha0eeDanogm' i
geEsreoawblhcleda-rtopin
t wags!Ii
Fo r Ith
tai 1 e do . l wan
filded w>1 . p tY g
bowling, 'and it was only too evident)
that he was suffering pair), So her
askedthe tired rustle who longed,
near why the; dog howled.
« • `" rustic, "11,
Tm. asked the c s just)
Iayy, that's all,"
'But laziness doesn't make a dog,
howl,' surely?" queried the benevolent;
ono.
"Does 'im," said the tired owner.'
"Only' lazy.,,
But how, queried .the persistontl
questlonor - "how can, laziness malrel
him ,howl?''
"Well, you see, said the - rural
loimger, "that pore dog is sittin' onI
some real, tough thistles, and he's
too lazy to get off, so lie just sits)
th''bre and bowls 'cause it hurts so. 1
What Woman Is
"\That is woman?" asked a speaker
at a public lnettiug,
" Winitati," replied a man in the
audience -- a Married num -- "id an
animate luting, with the power of
speech abnormally developed, and en-
tirely surrounded by a (tress that but-
tons up the back."
I' ureaso int tie
Fluhbt-We roust be economical.
Wife Why?
Hubby -11 ` 1 should die 1 wouldn't
be able. to leave you much.
Wife -That's right, Whereas, while
you're alive you leave me most of the
time.
GETS 'EM EVERY TIME
ON HERE COME5 THE LAND-
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CAN No7 HAVE THAT. I'M -SO -
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-1 IT HAPPENED To 1
RAIN ONE EVENING
t ABotrT TWo weeps 1..
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LA -TER.. 99
Qulelr TIOasurements.
A traveller was detainefl, ss a hittl4,
country, railway Station Porhalt' aril
hour, and was chatting with the stt
I
tionmaster,' When the bell rang Shan1�
ly-half-a-dozen times, Instantly,'
.three employes-atationmastel', ,book-
ing -clerk and yard hand - ranged
t
In a line on the platYorni andeer d a
wttention. > ,
with titer �a� locomotivei
�1 moment hte
a` sings . saloon-oarriage slowed up,
The solitary occupant of the. Baleen
regarded the men sharply, made hue
ried notes, and quickly retired.
`Who was that?" the traveller ask- ."
ed the station agent after the train
had gone. "Some prominent official
of the Line?"
. "Oh, no," was the reP'Y "That was
the company's ta;:or 1 -easel -Mg us
for new suits."
The Edison
Phonogra yr;h
$16.50 to'$240.00
OU get in an Edison Phonograph a
perfect instrument, one embodying
everyimprovement which Edison has devised
The Volume of Sound of the Edison Phonograph -just right
for the home -perfect in its reproduction, giving just the
right value to each kind of music, but never loud, strident
or noisy, is an Edison improvement.
Then
eP g' roducin PointoftheEdisonPhonograph-a smooth,;
highly polished, button-shapedsapphire that never scratches,
never needs changing and that brings out all the sweet, musical
tones of the sensitive wax Edison Records, is an Edison
improvement.
The Amberol Records for the Edison Phonograph -records
of wonderful clearness and richness, playing four -and -one-
half minutes and offering all of the best music without cutting
or hurrying, are an Edison improvement.
Home Record Making on an Edison Phonograph -that, is
talking, singing, or playing into the horn and getting a clear,
lifelike record of the voice or music of anybody, for the Edison
to reproduce, is an Edison improvement.
Thera are Edison dealers everywhere. Go to the nearestand-
hear the Edison Phonograph play both Edison Standard and lOf14tC1,1,(.rJWett..
Edison Amberol Records. Get complete catalogs from your „reeRPOIIATI:D
dealer of from ns. E,lison Standard Records. 40e. Edison.
Amberol Records (play twice as long), 650. Edison Grand 100 Lakeside Aveaae,
Opera Records, 85e. to. $2.50. Orange. N. J., U. S.A.
A complete line of Edison Phonographs and Records will bo found at
1
.that aid nature are al-
ways most. effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,,
opens the secretions and ands nature
in restoring the system to a heal-
thy condition. Thousands have testi
lied to its superior excellence. " Sold
by All Dealers.
What Will h4. Srttlement
of Your Estate Cost?
Medicines
Do you 'know than fully nine out
of every ; ton cases of rheumatism
are simply rheumatism of the mus-
cles due to cold or damp, or chron-
ic rheumatism, and require no infer-
nal
nfer
nal treatlinent . whatever ? Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely • and
see how quickly it gives relief. For
sale by All. Dealers.
Anoltier reduction of ten cents in !1 fourteen -year-old girt named Quer
sugar padres is announced by whole -tette was assulied and bound in a
sale grocers. ' ehnrch at 'Point St Charles.
We will be pleased to tell you,
if you will furnish us with par-
ticulars. No charge.
We will also supply you with
will forams and place your will in
our fireproof vaults where it
cannot get lost.
The Canada Trust Company is
a trustworthy, experienced execu-
tor that will manage your estate
most economically, and imparti-
ally carry out the terms of your
will.
Our intimate connection with
the Huron & Erie Loan and
Savings Co. enables us to obtain
numerous investments which
come under the " Trustee Act,"
and of which a private party
would never hear. This enables
us to keep our Trust Funds always
invested, and Estates derive e
larger profit than otherwise.,
Services of Family Solicitor
always retained. 1
Correspondence invited and
answered promptly.
LONDON. ONTARIO.
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MEANING OF CROSS
This cross fin red) has been adopted its
Canada and all over America as the emblem
under which the Crusade against Consumption
is carried on.
Every reader knows of the ravages of this
disease ; how, too often, the bread -winner of
the family falls 'a victim, or the young roan
or young woman, with a promise of a happy and useful
life, is stricken down.
This modern Crusade, like the one of old, is a
winning fight. The death rate from Consumption in
this province shows a decrease of over 25 % in the
past few years.
Nearly 6000 of these poor sufferers have been cared
for in our Consumptive Homes in Muskoka and near
Weston. To -day we 'have 300 patients under treat -
could not
theyhad the
treat-
ment -patients who; if
p money,
through fear of contagion gain admittance into other
hospitals.
In the Muskoka Free Hospital alone we are now
caring for 156 patients. 128 of these cannot pay a
single cent for the cost of their maintenance, 15 pay
70c. per day, 1 pays 57c. per day, 12 pay 50c. or less
per day.
Our Trustees, having faith in the generous -hearted
1 people of Canada, have continued to carry on this work
during the past year.
Money to pay doctors, food, nursing and caring of
these sick ones, is urgently needed. Will your readers
help and have the joy of sharing in a work that has
the promise of the Master's reward?
114- SPADINA AVE.
TORONTO
W. J. GAGE.
Chairman Executive Committee, National
Sanitarium Association
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