HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-02-15, Page 6eerie('bdt 'liiilboict ye
ne' irryititation of novelty is a ter-
19b,1e charge amongst those who judge
of men's heads, as they do of their
perukes, by' the fashion, and ban allow
atone to be right but h
e received
doctrines. ,
John Lo6Le.
Let ug go upon a long journey and
tenter, on 0 dreadful search. Let us
ylig and seek till we have discovered
bur own opinions.
G, R. Chesterton.
He who is guided by his genius, lie
who thinks for himself, who thinks
spontaneously
and
exactlY,possesses-
the
only cattinessPaq
s by which
he can
steer aright.
Schopenh
p quer,
i v r
OV] oe s will
be fres must matte
himself, free; freedom is no fairy's
gift to fall into any man's lap.
Friedrich Nietzsche.
Tlie gifted man is he who sees the
essential paint, and leaves all the
yrest aside as surplusage.
Thomas Carlyle.
Men may have roundel Seraglio
Pint: they havo not yet doubled Cape
Turk.
George Meredith.
Tte that calls a man ungrateful
sums up all the evil that a man eau
be guilty of.
So'eft.
Get It g Itis M'oney's Worth
13'tn ,: 'I think I11 get married."
Wars;. "You surprise me. I didn't
think you had a girl."
l."
Bangs: "I haven't. hat a fellow
.gave hie a wedding ring to -day in
part payment of a debt, and Ire got
to e.:et tae worth r+ nut money."
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Round Trip Tourist Ticears 1 ore on
Sale to all Principal 1Viate,
Resorbs including.
CALIFORNIA, Ml5XIISO
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The Attractive Route to
WESTERN CANADA
la via Chicago
Staetnship Tickets on Sale
by AU Lines
1 nit infor•ntatdMl from
J. RANSFORD, Town Agent
A. 0. PATTL'SON, Depot Agent
THE VEINS-OECO8O'S
CLUBBING LIST
FOR 1911-11
Much good reading
for little tw,ney.
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1f what yon want is not in
this list let us know about it.
We,oan supplyyou at .leas than,
it would cost you to send direct."
In remitting.pleese do so by,,
Post-ofi'ice Order, Postal. Note,
Express Order or Registered
Letter and 'address
W. J. Mitchel
News..Record CLINTON
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buying a cough medicine for
n hear in mind. that Chamber-
Cough Remedy ;y> most cffeet-
al r colds, and w
Mr whooping cough
and • that it contains no harmful
drug: For sale by All D'ealenS..
The 'I sited States has begun;lortifR-
Cations on Flamtsnco Island for the
defence oF. ^the^ Panama Canal
When given as 'soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward 011 00 atO.tck of
croup and prevent all danger and
cause of anxiety, Thousands of
mothers use it successfully. Sold
by All Dealers.
The death is recorded of the Rev.
Dr. Andrew Martin Fairbairn,. Prin-
cipali.,, Mansfield
L'met tta of .1N•ns t d
Orford, England,
Constipation s; the cause of many
ailnten's and disorders that mate
1;°c miserable. Take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, ire .p
your bowelsis regular and you will a-
void these diseases.s. Ior
hy
All.Dcalt„tar
s.
t.
I1r.Pctcr Spahn, leader of the t Lori.
cal Centro party, was el tied I lege,
y
deet of the (let man lieicha :tg, do -
(eating August Patel, ?..e Socia:t:sl
leader' by .196 to '175 votes.
Mrs. Ogorde
Status That Parisian Sage is
Best IIair Tonne,
"I had a bad case of dandruff. My
scalp was full of dandruff and it
cause out thin: and scaly. My hair
fell out and often I nearly cried
on account of losing my pretty head
of hair.
I heard of PARISIAN SAGE and
only 'had to use two bottles, LEfore
the hair s'.tpped coming out, the
scalp became clean and all the (land'
ruff disappeared The hair' became
silky and one hie.e. reason stat i liked
PARISIAN SAGE was that it kept
the Naar silky, smooth and clean with
no traces of slickness.
I believe this tonic to bo hest on
the market as there has been no re-
turn of dandruff, Or hail: falling out 31101
whatever. I ant glad to pubilely ere
dorso the use bf PARISIAN SACiI?
I have often indorsed its use andrso
glad to do it," 33 E. .Bond SR;
Corry, Pa.
PARISIAN SAGE, the delightful
hair &ressing and beau). fire sold by
W, S. R. Holmos and druggists ovary.
where. Guaran!-'ed for i'Iling.hair.
dandruff and scalp itch. Large hot.
tie 50 cents.
Clinton News -Record
PROMINENT
RAILROAD MAN
STRONGLY ADVISES HIS FRIENDS TO
TRY GIN PILLS FOR THE K'IDNEYS
d`I have been a Pullman, Conductor on
the 0. 1'. R. and Michigan ;Central
during the last three years.' About
four years' age 1 was laid up with
itltense paid in the groin a very sore
back, and suffered most severely when
I tried to urinate. 'I treated with. my
family pliyslcian for two utonilts fur
gravel in the bladder but did not
receive any benefit, About that time,
I met another railroad man who had
been similarly affected and who had,
been cured by laking Qin Pills, after
haying.9T tic,t
been
o-1
given
up Pb
Y a prominent
i
ne
t
Ph g,leu who treated
him for Diabetes.
Ile is nowt
running ii on
the road and is
g u
perfectly cured. d He strongly advised
hie to try Gin Pills which I did, -with
the result that the pains left me entirely.
FRAM,. S. IDB, DuItrALo,;N. Y.
oe. o_
n box, 6 for
5P.o. Sample free.
.
Write National Drug and Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Dept, A Toronto,
If you suffer with Constipation or
need a gentle laxative, take NATIONAL
LAZY LIVER PILLS. 250. a box, 105
A forestry convention was held at
00iwu last week. '
A silver grey tox was shot on the
ice of the Detroit River, near Wind-
sor.
Two Eo'; William hien bitten by a
mad dog will tale the Pasteur treat-
ment at 'Parente.
Germany raised anol.ien t:e.;it/ uckal
the Sugar 000)50,'..n..
;State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas, County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
iii is' scuior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co„ doing business
in the City of Toledo, County' and
Stade aforesaid, and that said firm
will pays bhe sum of One lsundrod
Dollars for each and every cele of,
Catarrh that cannot be curled he the
use of Iiail's Catarrh Cure. Frank
.1. 'Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in nip presence, this Gth day' of Dec-
ember, A. D. 1896.
A. tV, Giereson,
Notary Publio
Hall's ,Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acid acts directly on the Mood
and -raucous surfaces . of the system.
Send for tostianonials free.
F. J. CheneA & Co., Toledo, 0
Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
Tako Italll's Family Pills for cog-
stination,
SYNOPSIS OF: CANADIAN NORTH,
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
Any, person who is the holo head of
a family, or any male over 18 years
old, may homestead a quarter sec-
tion of available Dominion land,' in
Manitoba; Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must . appear. in per-
son at :the , Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub -agency for the diststcl, En-
t r x
En-
try by, ,proxy y may bo, made do at any
agency, on contain conditions by fatb-
er, mother, 510114 daughter b-tother or
sister 'of inilunding homesteader,
llutiss:-Six-•months' residence up-
on and cultivation of the land in,
each of three years. A home, leader
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 Lather, Mother, son,
daughter, brother, or sister.
In cevtain districts ahoniesteader
in good standing may pre-empt a
quarter -section alongside his home-
stead. Price 33.00 per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the home-
stead. or pre-emption ltix'monthis. tin
teach of Mx years from date of
holnestead trn9ry (including the time
required to earn homestead patent(
and cultivate fti'y, acres extort.)
A hoinestoader who has exhauste
itis homestead right and cannot ob-
tailn a :pre-emption may enter for
purchased homestead in certain / dis-
tricts, Price 33.00 nes acre. ' Dut-
ies. --Must reside silt months in each
of three years, cultivate fir ty acre
and creel' a hoose worth 3300.00.
W.^.W. OORY .
Dentin of rho Minister 'of the Interior.
N. D.-Ultaubhonized publicair'ion of
this advertisement Will no] be aid
for,
You don't have to calix
" Black might " Stove
Polish.
There is no black watery
liquid to stain your hands
or dirty the floor.
There'is 110 "hard brick''
to scrape -no trouble -no
waste -no hard rubbing.
"Black Ruigltt" is a firth
paste -ready to use -
quickly applied -and shines
quick as a wink.
It's as simple and easy to
use as shoe polish, and a
big stove can be shined
with it almost as easily.
-Perhaps'your dealer does not handle
"stack Knight" Stove Polish. If so,
send lot. for a big can, free postpaid,
THE F. F. HALLEY CO. LIMITED,
Hamilton, OnL 25
Mahan of the Jana, "3. In 1" Shoe Pollee.
Premien Borden promised Govern-
ment co-operation in the, improve-
ment of hi;hways to a big deputation
that waited en him last week.
The House of Commons carried the
Government Parif commission pro-
posal by a majority of two to one.
'Mr, F. A. Goring, a prominent con-
tractor and fruit farmer of Niagara
township, died last week,
What Followed a Cut.
Magistrate's Wonderful Experience
With Zam-Bek..
Mr. J. D, Arsenault, a Justbce of the
Peace, and station master 51 Welling-
ton, on the Prince Edward Island Ry.,
has had a wonderful proof of the head-
ing (power of Zam--Bulk. He says:
Fourgears ago, I bad an accident.
y
I slipped tin the station and fell on a
freight truelk, sustaindmg a bed out on
the front of my leg. I 'thought this
would heal, hut instead of doing so 1t
developed into a ,bad ulcer and later
into a form of eczema which spread
very ralpidlly and talso started' On the
other leg. Both legs ,became so swollen
and, sore that I aoudd onty go about my
Work : by having ddnem (bandaged. My'
doctor said I roust stop work and lay
up.
'After six months of, this trouble
I consulted another doctor, but with
no better result. I tried all' the salves,
liniments and 1atims I <heard ' sof, nut f
instead of getting better I got worse,
" This was my condition when I got
my drat 'box of Zaun-Bek. Greatly to
my delight drat first 'box gam me re-
lief. I continurad to apply it to bhe
sores, ,and day IbY day they got better.'
I could see that at bast I had. got hold
of something which would 'cure me;
and in the. end it did.
"It is now over a year since Zam-
Duk worked a burs in nay case, and
there has been no return of the eczema,
or any trace of ,It."
Such is the nature of the great cures
wbacli Zam-Bek Is daily 'effecting.
Purely herbal in toomposiblon, this
great halm, Is a sure cure for all skin
diseases, cold sores, 'chapped hands,
frost bite, ulcers, blood -poisoning, vari-
cose sores, piles, ,scalp sores, ring -
Worm, inflamed ,patches, Cuts, IbUTns
res lets and stores
and bruises. All d gg
sell at 60c,,box, or post free from Zanl-
Bak Co„ Toronto, upon receipt colt
pricer
GETS 'EM EVERY TME
amormemionnommanuni
Orator --"I thought your paper was
friendly to ins?"
Editor -"So it is. What's the mat-
ter!"
Orator -"T made si speech at the
fJdtilellows dinner last night. end yin
didn't print 0 line of it."
'Editor -hell, what further pros( clo
You Wan of our friendship,"
Perplexed later of the House -
"Well, Bridget, what's the matter?"
Bridget (angrily) -"Your wife, son,
came into the kitehent this morning
and insulted rue, bind It s ono of two
things -either she leave's the house,
or i do!"
6tarrunn-"Once upon a time here
was a goose that Iaid golden eggs-"
Llttte Eddie (interrupting) -"Is w,•
to. believe this story, mamma?"
Matumn (amused) -"Bust as ya;.
please."
Little Eddie (with a sigh of relief)
--"Oh, I thought perhaps it was a
Bible story."
"Yost took Info a wreck to -day,
Anus. leave you been sitting up all
night again reading a novel?" "Yes,
nmadttnt. It was such a beautiful story,
but they didn't get married till nearly
fire o'clock tills morning!"
GETS 'EM EVERY TIME
OH HENRY, MAMMA
Is.0oHJNG ToaAY
:To STAY A WBEIC '
ot, so. I •WANTED
TO SURPRISE you
WHAT?'
NOTHING DOING, 1 DON'T
WANT AIN MoTank-1H1.AW
1JANGIMG AROUND HERE.
'I'LL GET GUT THAT'
ALL,
' ITS SHAMEPL)L THE. wki
You TA Lk llehlR1,, AND TO
`t ANI<TH4-r MT' HHR
tµINKS 50 tine 1.t OP
,YOU Too,)
SHE TELLS eVORY3ao'
WHAT A LUCKY LITTLE
GIRL I Ail To l4AVe
'(00 FOR 'MY NUSI3AND
HONEST?
DO You 105041 TUAT MOTHER'
COMP1.I5'1ENT.5 TOO VERY -
WHERE SHE GOES. SHE:
300 res Y00 TO THE SKIES.
YE5 HENRY YOU Go
, RIGHT DoWi4 To THE.
P O
P T ANDE
MET ER
,fi;URRY iciO+N !Hs
,e 1•I�IAtt
Medicines that aid mitre are al-
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs, i
opens the secretions and olds nature
111 restoring the system to a heal-
thy condition. 'Thousands have testi-
fled tO its superior excellence, Sold
by Alt Dealers,
Do you; know thati •£ally _nine out
of every ten cases of rheumatism
arc simply rheumatism of the mus-
cles due to cold or damp, or chron-
ic rheumatismq and require no inSer-
hal treatment whatever 7 Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely and
see how quickly it gives zone. rot
sale by All Dealers.
The Alan' Line L n6 has purchased the e
British, doekOrs' wast at on strike
steamer. Romanic lot, the 'Mon."teal alt Manchester and °Thee ports last
and Liverpool service, week,
February 15th, 1912
Prit cghal E. Robinson of the Mac-
donald Consolidated School in . the
city c f Guelph, has
acctP 'd a posi-
tion
i-
tion on the Staff of the Stonewall,
Man., Collegiate Institute.
A proposal is on foot to trans-
plant '1e inhabitants of St. Helene
to.Cal ifornia.
British invesgments in. Canada form-
ed a topic for discussion at "the Can-
adian Club, London, England. •
L' nt, Gove
to r Gibson spoke
at•
W cls ck ; support to to suppo t o 0
the proposed
shelter to he erected Children's
e c by Cndtns
0 1 s
Aid Society;
Lhe British Foreign Office state/a
that while Lord Haldane has gone
to Germany n
y to study scientific eines;-.
tional systems there he ma' aid the
samo time havo conversations regard•. ,ad
ing internaf,:onai relations.. !'
Captain Barclay, a well-known resi-
dent of Biter, Ontario, died last;
week.
The }Tnl,.e
tPmPtiestan breeders. of
Norfolk county have organized.
A despatch from Winnipeg states
that Canadian grain will probably ho
admitted into Vhe United States
markets about March 71h.
T '✓ t h b+ { I F Yi
i IFM41, 1 x 7s. N! d i
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Wherever: you are, whenever you want it,
all that is newest and best in the theatres
is yours to hear and to enjoy, right in
your own home when you own an
'CIISOIY
ponograph
The Edison is the theatre -with the
volume of sound exactly suited to your
home ;the sapphire reproducingpoint
does away with changing needles, does
not scratch or wear the records and
lasts forever. Amberol Records-
play twice as long as ordinary records
-giving all the verses of every song
and rendering instrumental composi-
tions as meant to be played, The
Home Recording feature enables you
to make and reproduce your own rec-
ords in your own home, true to life.
There are Edison dealers everywhere. Go to the
nearest and herr the Edison Phonograph play both
Edison Standard and Edison Amberol Records.
Get complete catalogs from your dealer or from
us. Edison Phonographs, 416.50 to 4240.50.
Edison Standard Records, d0c. Edison Amberol
Records (play twice as long). 65c. Edison
Grand Opera Records, SSe. to 42.50.
y p 100LakesldeArea
1 0a Gdtiat., Orange, N. 3,.
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1t
IT'S COMING
What's coming? Why Seedtime, then the
Harvest but the Harvest depends' very
largely on the quality of the Seeds you
sow. Our Catalogue for 1912 is bigger and
better than ever. Tells you all about over
1,500 kinds of Field Roots, Grains, Veget
able$, and Flower Seeds, Small Fruits,
Flowering Shrubs, Plants, Implements,' etc.
If you est this out sending it to us with your name
and Post Office Address our 0ntalopue will be sent
You and a present with it, Do it to -day, ADDRESS,
Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Lhnited,
Hopedale Sensation Tomato , .•t
The earli,et, best flavored and Dept. 00 London, Ont. it
smoothest in the World.
Surely you diw Spare 11 dollar or two'
from your pay envelope this week.
,Open a savings account and get 3%
interest, payable half -yearly.
Keep up the saving habit and you Will
soon have $ 'co or more, when you can
buy our debentures and get 4% on
money. your issued for HI no and
upwards. Terms one to five years.
Do this with a safe and well-known
company --with the only loan com-
pany .In Canada having a reserve
fund equal to its paid -tip capital.
Incorporated 1864.
n..r..e 5. '05155'.' ".tee
.Coon? Can0
Savings Co.
Landon and Sc 'Phomas.
Over 13
Milia®
In Asselig
30
ran
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Orator --"I thought your paper was
friendly to ins?"
Editor -"So it is. What's the mat-
ter!"
Orator -"T made si speech at the
fJdtilellows dinner last night. end yin
didn't print 0 line of it."
'Editor -hell, what further pros( clo
You Wan of our friendship,"
Perplexed later of the House -
"Well, Bridget, what's the matter?"
Bridget (angrily) -"Your wife, son,
came into the kitehent this morning
and insulted rue, bind It s ono of two
things -either she leave's the house,
or i do!"
6tarrunn-"Once upon a time here
was a goose that Iaid golden eggs-"
Llttte Eddie (interrupting) -"Is w,•
to. believe this story, mamma?"
Matumn (amused) -"Bust as ya;.
please."
Little Eddie (with a sigh of relief)
--"Oh, I thought perhaps it was a
Bible story."
"Yost took Info a wreck to -day,
Anus. leave you been sitting up all
night again reading a novel?" "Yes,
nmadttnt. It was such a beautiful story,
but they didn't get married till nearly
fire o'clock tills morning!"
GETS 'EM EVERY TIME
OH HENRY, MAMMA
Is.0oHJNG ToaAY
:To STAY A WBEIC '
ot, so. I •WANTED
TO SURPRISE you
WHAT?'
NOTHING DOING, 1 DON'T
WANT AIN MoTank-1H1.AW
1JANGIMG AROUND HERE.
'I'LL GET GUT THAT'
ALL,
' ITS SHAMEPL)L THE. wki
You TA Lk llehlR1,, AND TO
`t ANI<TH4-r MT' HHR
tµINKS 50 tine 1.t OP
,YOU Too,)
SHE TELLS eVORY3ao'
WHAT A LUCKY LITTLE
GIRL I Ail To l4AVe
'(00 FOR 'MY NUSI3AND
HONEST?
DO You 105041 TUAT MOTHER'
COMP1.I5'1ENT.5 TOO VERY -
WHERE SHE GOES. SHE:
300 res Y00 TO THE SKIES.
YE5 HENRY YOU Go
, RIGHT DoWi4 To THE.
P O
P T ANDE
MET ER
,fi;URRY iciO+N !Hs
,e 1•I�IAtt
Medicines that aid mitre are al-
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs, i
opens the secretions and olds nature
111 restoring the system to a heal-
thy condition. 'Thousands have testi-
fled tO its superior excellence, Sold
by Alt Dealers,
Do you; know thati •£ally _nine out
of every ten cases of rheumatism
arc simply rheumatism of the mus-
cles due to cold or damp, or chron-
ic rheumatismq and require no inSer-
hal treatment whatever 7 Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely and
see how quickly it gives zone. rot
sale by All Dealers.
The Alan' Line L n6 has purchased the e
British, doekOrs' wast at on strike
steamer. Romanic lot, the 'Mon."teal alt Manchester and °Thee ports last
and Liverpool service, week,
February 15th, 1912
Prit cghal E. Robinson of the Mac-
donald Consolidated School in . the
city c f Guelph, has
acctP 'd a posi-
tion
i-
tion on the Staff of the Stonewall,
Man., Collegiate Institute.
A proposal is on foot to trans-
plant '1e inhabitants of St. Helene
to.Cal ifornia.
British invesgments in. Canada form-
ed a topic for discussion at "the Can-
adian Club, London, England. •
L' nt, Gove
to r Gibson spoke
at•
W cls ck ; support to to suppo t o 0
the proposed
shelter to he erected Children's
e c by Cndtns
0 1 s
Aid Society;
Lhe British Foreign Office state/a
that while Lord Haldane has gone
to Germany n
y to study scientific eines;-.
tional systems there he ma' aid the
samo time havo conversations regard•. ,ad
ing internaf,:onai relations.. !'
Captain Barclay, a well-known resi-
dent of Biter, Ontario, died last;
week.
The }Tnl,.e
tPmPtiestan breeders. of
Norfolk county have organized.
A despatch from Winnipeg states
that Canadian grain will probably ho
admitted into Vhe United States
markets about March 71h.
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IT'S COMING
What's coming? Why Seedtime, then the
Harvest but the Harvest depends' very
largely on the quality of the Seeds you
sow. Our Catalogue for 1912 is bigger and
better than ever. Tells you all about over
1,500 kinds of Field Roots, Grains, Veget
able$, and Flower Seeds, Small Fruits,
Flowering Shrubs, Plants, Implements,' etc.
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,Open a savings account and get 3%
interest, payable half -yearly.
Keep up the saving habit and you Will
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buy our debentures and get 4% on
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