HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-06-13, Page 6Pee lee Ilether 'Mein Soldiers.
eI has been revalc-k the 1ritish
Parlianiont how the Eng!Ish avoid the
tigma of sending troops toe quell
rioters. Learing' that 600 London
r &Icemen hrd been despatched to
-.Hull to fight off' serorien strikers there
, • eir Hardie asked he Prime Minis-
. ter by what'. right such a thing was
;done, and further asiced why th,e Lon
-don taxpayers ought to pay the, sal -
/tries of policemen doing duty In en -
cher part of the Kingdom. The an -
's -ever was a cenfession. It wee to the
t/iesthere le a 'tunnel exchange of
feet that throughoet the British
policemen. Whenever therm% a strike
on tine:Min affected calls upon one
of its ne-glabore for nidi The Govern-
ment e;nrourvge,s this and defrays pert
of the nal It looks better to
Eend policemen than to send soldieree
Lor d Aberdeen's Snore.
Mord A beedeen, tie Lord Lier`en-
tent of Ireland, and a, former Governor-
General of Cenacia. ie one of the three
or foulr'cliest Peer:. in Great Benefit:
But• lie lives unestentatimisly and
melien travelling between London vita
his Scotch estate he always takes a
angle berth in an ordinary sleeper.
One inernine, just as the train was
Toning into York„ a stranger termed
emeross a ;met back and enquired of
_Lord A t erdeeai
May 1 ask whethre you are Lord
Aberdeen?"
'Ires, 1 am Lord Aberdeen," was the
answer.
"You're one of the emaithiest men
Englane, aren't you?"
Why," smiled the Peer, I am pret-
ty woll eft."
"Well, YO'lr Lordship," said the
eetranger, "Permit me to inform you
That I Meet next to yeou last night,
„end, if I had your money and your
"enure, I'd take a whole ear when
tweeted to leevel at Oche':
Crani-- and elimale.
Under „ the title, "An Englishman
s
in America," a writer In the New Age
has been writing about •tbings Amer-
ican. His point of view is TIM always
Accurate, but be says some interesting, -
Things. Among others, ,in a recent
screed on Now Thought in America,
be eondemns many of their "isms,"
attributing them to "superficial think-
lng." He saes:
There are more "cranks in America
Than there are in the whole of Europe
:combined. This le not ray opinion;
et is a simple fact of arithmetic known
to all visitors to Amertna who have
given. this interesting' question any
elerlous coasiderseton. America is the
home of the cynic an the sentimental-
ise the ineterlalist and the meta-
iplimslelan, the philosopher and the
eanatiel.. Extremes meet here In to-,
telety as in, the climate. I am' con-
vinced that the climate has much to
So with all these outbreaks of strange
.and impossible "Isms." The Fame -
/inhere being highly electric, imagin-
%Dye brains become overcharged with
Thought aria cia outlet is needed. Mere
impressions and whims are mistaken
!tor truth,' and the victim begins to
write or to reach, to form some small
'femme and then. societies.
ememmeesenummssimangianue
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1')11 fAITAI)ix IT WAS S OfIE
IN THEBLADDER
0„nn, df..Ibe 06st Jnt6rstl.ne
.eeethethiner in The „Deininion.,
.Tipemne. eybere ' money, „ is trade
,ee .eeeee ee peree vs einore, eatieuraM
witere It 'le created has. always:ap-,
peniedees .mot eeenelite/Y' mYeteriees
things do to e -geeerel -reader. in
CMeede: th%.'kethleiVes. locpted lli Ottinve.
eeeeee , are made our. gold' and sever
1ole5 the, roe', -motley of the alum.
try.. :Tho 'paper, mediuei of exchange
tee- heeds • of ,the engraving'
firtrts ;and one does not 'see.,ehy teaca.
of, ft in The Sussee 'Sweet .eetaleishe
The Mint is, 'Open to. visitor's' after, ,
certain formalities have been moire
Piled with: The essence of those;
with every thing, connected with The
institution is punctuality.
finless the workmanarrives meet-
fy' bn time he Bede himself locked
out. • le is necessary 'for him to tele-
phone in and get a written' order, be-
fore he is allowed to enter. Prior
to the worker beginning • his dae• he
must change' his clothes, put them in
a locker which is looked and donn
special garments eupplied by the,
Mint. The, employees nre 1101 per-
2 -flitted to leave for dinner, therefore
each department has' a kitchen of its
Own. which supplies the midday meal
to the staff. The metal to be used
for the day's work is weighed out
in the morning and no employee of
the Mint is allowed to leave the btnld-
ing tilt the weight of the coins made
end the material left over tally exact-.
ly with the weight of gold and silver
handed out in the morning. Aside
from all Allis, eacb member of the
staff Is locked in his or her depart-
ment and is not permitted, even in
ease of illness to leave withou, a
Ivrea= permit. Thus, in the Mint
chances ler dishonesty arereduced to
a minimum.
'The concluding process of weieh-
ing and automatically packing the
coins into packages requires the most
finely adjusted machinery of all.
In this department is a scale. so
delicate that It lent to be moun red
cn a concrete pier, sunk in the geound
down to bedrock.
This mitehine automatically \-eele
the merle,throwing, them into te ree
different nompartn.ents, to the evetre
go the perteet ones, those under or
overweight are deflected to the ot.,or
two.
A illsiter.
The old man was perched epee a
high stool, figuring up the day's sales
of dry good, groceries and hardware,
when his son came in with a rush
"Say, pop," exclaimed the young
man, "if 1 can buy e e200 hone for
1150 will yon take a chattel mortgage
on hen and help are out with the
cash?"
"What kind oe a boss, my son?" cm
quired the father cautiously.
"Bay, four years old, fifteen hands
high; weighs a thousand pounds, and
sound in wind, limb and bottom,"
That sounds good to •iee, tny son,
and I want to do all I can to help you
along In the world," and he reathed
down into the safe for his toll. "How
much do you want?"
"A hundred and forty-nine fifty
The old man gasped and caught
hold of, the desk.
"-What!" he exclaimed.
"A hundred and fumy -nine, fifty,
I've got half a dollar."
Slowly the old man shoved the roll
back into the eafe.
"My eon," he said softly, "you be
wasting, time trading hosses. What
you ought to ido Is to go into the
loan and trust business." ,
ZAIN-BUK AND OUTDOOR
LIFE,
Every tennis or ball player, every
swimmer, every canoeist, every elan or
woman who loves outdoor life and
exercise, should keep a box of Zam-13uk
handy.
Zam-Buk is a'purely herbal prepare:
tion, which, as soon as applied to cuts,
bruises, burns sprains, blister, etc.,
sets up highly beneficial operations.
First, its antiseptic properties render
the wowed free, from all danger from
blood poisoning. Next, its soothing
properties relieve and ease the pain,
Then its rich, berbal balms penetrate
the tissue, and set up the wonderful
process of healing. Barbed wire
scratches, insect stings, skin diseases,
such as eczema, heat rashes,
ring.
worm, babies' heat sores, chafedplaces,
sore feet -are all quickly cured by
Zam-Buk. It also eases and eures
piles. • All. druggists and stores. Use
Zam-Buk Soap also; 25e. per tablet.
SYNOPSIS 010 CANA.DIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
Any person who is the molt) head o
a family, or any male over 18 year
• old, may homestead a vertex sec_
tient • of available Domihion land in
Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must appeal in per-
son at the , Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub -agency for the distaieb. En-
try by Proxy may be made at any
agency, on ,centain conditions by fath-
et, inothom son, daughter'both or
sister '0! lailending homesteader.
• Dtities.--Sbc monthe' residence up-
on and cultivation of the land in
each of three years, A licemaelea,der
may live within' nine miles of his
homestead on a farm of at least 80
acres eolely owned and occupied by
him or by hie father, malice, son,
daughter, brothel:, or sister.
In certain districts a homesteader
In good standing may pre-empt a
quairter-ieetion alongside his home-
stead, Price $3.00 per acro.
Duties.--Mesil reside upon the home-
stead. or pre-emption Eke monthfs in
each- of nix years from, date of.
hoineeteed entry (including the time
required to earn Homestead pa,behe
AIM cultivate fifty, aeree, Retell.)
A hoMeseeader who has exhauste
bis, homestead right and cannot ob
a pre-emption may- enter for
purehesedi bellies/lead in certain die-
-,
trects. Pelee •$8.00, pee acre. Elute
les.-MuSt' reside Mix months le: pack,
of, .14Se Yeats, cultivate fifty' acre'
Wed Meet a house worth $3�0.00.
. W. W. COItY,
Derluey of the Minister Of the Interline
13.-1.Inau4hbrited pUblieition of '
this' advotseme4 ifi, moI, be pad
GIN PILLS eAssEo IT
',Five years ago, 'I 'wee: taken donee
with what the 'doctors called Inflame
elation of the 13Iaddee-ente0se paina.
in the ewe: and loins, and difficulty
Urinating, and the attaeles, which
became 'More treivent, ainotinted to
tuTheareble 'agony. - I bet:a:40'er; weak
that I could not walk. across the floor.'
- Sfy Wife read in. the ,papere, about
'GIN PILLS mid seat for a bccr.. ,•Vroin
the very firit, I. felt ,titat: GIN PILLS
Were 'dPing, me good. , Tee pain was
relievedelievedaton0o, and the attacks were
In six weeks, the Stone in' the
Bladder cainc away. 'When .1 tomtit
how I suffered and how noW I atn
healthy and able to, work, I cannot
express myself strongly' enough when I
speak of what GIN PILLS have done for
me". JOHN HERMAN, Harailton, Ont.
Regular ,size, 501, a box, 6 for $2.5o
,e -at all dealers. You can try them free
by writing for a free sample to National
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Limited, Dept. A Toronto. 88
Hon. George E. Foster et in Eng-,
land attending the Impereal 'Frady
Conference.
Mr. 11.1-', G reeme Conservative, hue
been elected to the Commons 5ae-
olamation in Rootenay, B. C.
• ,
State of Ohio, City oe Toledo,
Lucas, Countin.
Frank J. Chemey realms oath that
Ir., is Senior partner of the firm of
le. J. Cheeey & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County: and
Stalk: aforesaid,. and that axis firm
will pa yi the sum of One hundred
Dollars for each and every eels° of
Catarrh that cannot be etand„. be the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank
J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in nip presence, this Oth den of Dec-
eneber, A. D. 1806,
A. W. Gleeson,
Notary Publio
Halle] Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly en the blood
and mucous surfaces -of the system.
Send for tesehnonials free.
Te. J. Chanel; & Co., Toledo, 0
sold by all Druggiet. 75c,
Take Hell's .Famlly Pilis for con-
stioation.
The new Grand Trunk management
has assured Hon. T. W, Crothers that
all the strikers will be taken, back.
J. J. Lawson was sentenced at Med-
icine Hat tio life impesonment for
trying to murder a man who had
complained' against him 10 court.
The Montreal Conference eleeted
31r, W. R. Young President,
LIEF..
The poet's acelamation, "0 Life
I feel thee bounding in my veins," is
a joyous one: Perseus that eau. rare-
ly make et, in honesty to themselves.,
are among the most unfortunate.
They do not live, but exist; /or to
live implies more than to to be. To
livo is to be well and strong -1m mese
feeling equal to the ordinary duties of
the day, and to retire nob overcome
by them -to feel Me bounding in the
vems. A medicene teat has madr.
thousands of people, men and women.,
well and strong, has accompltshed'i a
great work, beetowerie the richest
blessings, and that medicine is Hoods
Sarsaparilla. The weal, run-down,
dchliltated from any cause, should
not fail to take it, • 10 builds up the
whole system, changes existence into'
life, and makes lefe abounding. We.
are glad bio say these \verde in its
favor to the readers of our columns.
GRAND TR NK Rin-TTa
el*O*M*E*S*E*E*.K*EcReSe'
E*XeCeUeR*S*I+0*.tet*S
--to--
WESTERN CANADA
CHICAGO AND ST PAUL
May 14 and .2818 ; June Ilth and 25th
and every Second Tue.sday
f
thereafter u7hnttiil S'eptem
1
s WINNIPEG AND RETURN, - ;14.00
EDMONTON AND RETURN 542.00
Tickets will also be on sale on certain
dates yea Samna and: Northern Nav-
igation Company.
Through Pullman Tourise Sleepers
will be operated in conneetioe with
above excursions, leaving Toxonito,
10. p.
115.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
•
Full particulars and tickets from any
Grand Trunk Agent, or write A. E.
Duff, D1 -strict Passenger Agente 'Lin-
ton Station, 'Poroni 0, Ont.
26771tb11Pll'aseetdeoelo;0)41,ot by
eeeexpr'egs.te,
• Ordee Regietered .
'P.61-tei. Med eddeeeeee
Neweieleecord 'CLINTON
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MONTREAL..
THE STANDARD is the National
Weekly NewsPaPol' ; 4;30.
01 Canada, 3 t is nittiOnra 111 11:1 11.
aims.
It uses the most, exponsiN;e, crtgrav-
ins, procuring the pis°
af oVor the world. ,
Its artn;lo.,, nro 'a" "e• '
1:4 elltorifil 1),;•:;r.- is I;1r.r.:',31101.1
1:1clez)en don 1.
A su1isornA1on to f";11 '••
c0,1t0 62CO per yob' tri any 0.i,1i5 ;
Canada, 'or 1: Ica 1 Dri tain.
TRY /T FOR 19122
Montreal Standard F7ubtisilipv
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-turned freetee
'era Oletaribepezdetepoeiteeefiltege::Ftiii
dll up ' tfiere last
At a reeent neeeletiM;eeetheReenglietee
braneheef the Wornen'S Institute, lei
iverO' elected
Peeeident, Terre, ,John „,.
Vies, Mre, joe, and Mee Iii-
: win Patterson,' •
Sec,-'1`reasitrer, Mrs. W. Bone.
Deetreet Teizector, „Mrs, . 13. Eife
'Branji Diee,etore; „Me% B. 1211,-
" iotit,' Mrs. Harrisoh*.Mrs.
Ieeetiseeldrs, Thee, 13oWare
Organiee, 'Mrs. 12. idaerisell, -
Audetors, Mee. M. J. Gillespie, Mr's.,
• e :'1
er fiN° all dealers,
1.-e-eir. • Wtri, Reid, foreman
at the Wemehain. Salt Works, '`was
seriously ,injured on, Saturday last.
Mr. Rnid ,was working with 'e eine&
on ,ae. oed Oiler,. when a' pleee broke
off the end of the chieel, Hewett') i,vith
great face end entered the head bee
lbw the eye, puecturibg the eyeball
and allowing the matter of the 'eye
to escape. Medical aid Wa9‘suinsuom-
cd, but the eye was gone imyoad all
ale. Mr. Reid was removed to 'Lee-
dom evliere , the best medical aid teill
be employed to try to Save siefht
ot the other eye.
Mr. .J, W. Ansley has gone lo take
charge of a reading camp on the con-
struceion Work on the G. T. I''. in
British Columbia.
-One of ehe pioneers of this' vicinity
in the person of Mrs. Imeteridge, re-
lict of the late Sainuct Lockridge,
passed away on Tuesday week. The
decoased had been a theident of Wing -
ham soot.. about 1804. On Friday she
was seized with paralysis and on the
Tuesday following -she • crossed the
bourne, aged seventy-six years. eThe
leaves six sons : .3011n, with whom *le
resided, James and' Robert, all ,,hree
of Witigham,, Samuel of Tre,nton, Jos-
eph ot Michigan and William of Tor-
onto. Mrs, Imekridge was connected
with St. Paul's elnieele
The Deminion Mining and Explore,
• General 130oth has been deefared
totally blind by the d�eb'ar bit at-
tendance.. ' '
Mr: Justice Laurendeau °I:Montreal
has relitieed to aceePt.tilei-evidence of
E. 13. Fiend, 'an alenostic; bit a eivil
Seib.
woman of today W110 has 566.1
health, good temper, good sense,
'bright eyes and a loveey complexion,
the ree,olli ,right living and good
digestion, wins the admiration . of the
world. If your digesteon is. feulty,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver,
Tablete will correct it. For , sale by
all 'dealers.
The argument in tike mantetge taw
reference ' case Wore tem Supreme
Court is concluded ,and juaginent, has
been reserved.
Forty million dollars be epent
by the railways in Montreal, within
the. next .two or, three year.
There is one medicine that every
family should be provided witib es-
pecially during the summer months
Chamberla n's Cohn, Choleea and
Diarrhoea Remedy. it is , almost'
cee'Ain to be needed.. It costs but
a quarter. Can you afford to be with-
out it ? 'For sale by all dealers.
The uniform success thaii has at-
tended She use of Chamberlain's Voile,
Cholera Remedy has made it a Moot -
110 everywhere. 11 can always be
depended upon. For saki ley all dcal-
ers.
then Company, with a paid-up capital Alt unoccupied factory at Garden
Hill, near Peterbore, was struck by
of $2,500,000, is being formed by a
lightning and deseroyed 'loss, 510, -
number or leading Canadian and Arn- 000.
crime; financiers 'o eemetireate 11 in -
mg and other propositions in Canada:
The cite' regiments in camp at Nia-
gara are at half strength.
IS YOUR. HAIR WORTH 50e.
Just think how much you would
ask 11 yod were asked 'to sell, yet
there are inany who never realize the
value of their hair unbil too tete.
They let the little dandruff germs
dig Into the hair Imo* day and night
utetil the elle and vitality is sapped
otte of the hair and it becomes dry
and harsh and comes out in comb
fulls.
A large bottle of Sagoine costs but
50e and your druggist guarantees'
it to stop falling hair and itching of
bo scalp or money back, Get rid of
the dandruff and make your hair heal-
thy. SAGEINE will do 01 for you!
Get a bottle today and inak 50111.
hair just hs clean and healthy as it
should be. J. Ie. Hovey, the druggist
guarantees it.
The United States House steel and
iron thrill rev sign bill passed the
Senate, 'repeating the Canadian reci-
procity act and putteng a univerearn
(M' of $2 a ton on print-pgper.
Six persons were drowned ib - Lac
le Grand, near' Chenneville, Quebec,
by the upsetting of a boat.
It is ;verge than useless to take
ally medicine infernally for muscular
or chronic rheumatism: Ail that is
needed is a free, application of Chant-
berlain's Lintment. For sale by all
dealeure.
J. E. HOVEY IS AGENT 114
CLINTON FOR ANTI -
URIC PILLS.
We have the agency for the
Anti-terie Pills Sageine Hair Ton-
ic, Memo the GREAT Rheumatic
Cure, we guarantee these prepara-
tions on a money -back basis. -J. le.
Hovey, druggist. -
Foe soreness of the muscles whe-
ther induced by violent exercise in: in-
jury; Chaenberlaires Liniment is ex-
cellent. This eine-neat is also legit-
ly esteemed foe the relief it allords
in cases of thetiniatiem. Sold. by
All Dealers. '
The investment of Fez by the Moors
is drawing closer to the city.
The United States Senate has pass-
ed the bill for an eight-hour day on
Government work.
A REMARKABLE ESIMEDY.
The most afflicted people on earaii
are those who euffer from rheumatism
and aboue .one-fourth of our people
attl attrictd wish tnis terrible nerve
racking,, bone crippling disease. So
many people neglect theriselves and
rheumatism follows in one form and
thee another until they are an ex-
ample of the tortures of rheumatisra,
Rheumo has gained the greatest repu-
tation through being a quick and pet-
manehb cure for rheumatism in its
many forms. Rheinno is so good we
guarantee kli Mr, in chronic rases
and J. E, Hovey stands bade of our
guarantee and will refund your mon-
ey 11 Rheum() is not just the best;
rheumatic cure known. pon't put off
getting a bottle of and happuness.
Julie! '4' 19,10
8
Five cups ofthis most
delicious beverage
for one cent
,LIPTONS TEA
, GOES FARTHEST FOR THE MONEY
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Once you taste Seadai Beer you will
never be satisfied with any other. You'll
find that the sparkling, delicate flavor of
is unequalled.
Zaira costs no more than the ordin-
ary brands. Order today, from your dealer
or direct from the brewery.
'JOHN LAEATT, LIMITED
LONDON, CANADA.
Vteee.
••ir,
DEBENTURES
SECURITY
Put your savings in the safest
form of investment you can find----
'the 4% debentures issued by this
solid and prosperous company --
established 1864.
Issued for $loo and upwards.
Interest payable half -yearly at
the rate of 47.„. .
Depositors and Debenture -hold
ers have the first charge on the
entire assets of the company.
Since incorporation over five
million dollars in interest alone
have 'been paid to Depositors
and' Debenture -holders.
Reserve fund equal to paid-up
capital of $1,900,000.00 and assets
over thirteen millions.
You, were never too young -
You will never be too old -to enjoy the
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The Editor. Phonograph is not reader 'it--ts true to life as the
only the ,gretest musician of all original. ' '
the agts-it is all ttie great musicians The ,Ecii,,er, tone " peRee eh
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of the present day -playing all of, sumo ,
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, tendered as only. the Edison can records. ,
demleroe from us. Edison •PlioneerniMS, S16.50 to 5240.00. .,, , . ..
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hear the Edison Phonograph play'uoth Edisoo Standard and ' Mouorton., '
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OVER
13 millions
ASSETS.
'Coal ck Savings Co.
-Condo'? 4 St. Thomas.
SPRING TIME
With house cleaning time is at hand, every woman
knows all about dust but some don't know that
DUSTBA NE
Will raake sweeping a Joke, just a few bandsf'ul at
beginning point 15 all that's required. Dustbane is the
Sanitary Method of eliminating the dust nuisance.
It kills gerins,, makes Carpets look like new,
Don't take our word for this but order, a ti ,from,
your grocer.
Try ic out for one week and return the tin if not
satisfactory,
DUSTBANE IS MADE IN
OTTAWA
PROTECTED, BY
CANADIAN PATENTS
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