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BABY TERRIBLY SCALOEO.
RELIERD HY ZANI-BUK,
THE VILLAGE, CHURCH
In pes1)1:45,y a lend; as, meet, tliere is
no place ,where :the mind camas*
t'urn eleven etself so fully ta1F1
he silence ,and isoletudle of a oil -
Doctor Agreed Zam-buk Was lage eluereth. There Is nal ponder,
ous vastness, no oppressive Iwleight
'of gloomy rrooa no \vend eaver-
___ nous erypes, ogle)! the cathedral;
only a visible .911,1ende, which at once
Mrs, Albeit Sawyerof Midland isolates, Item ,Soul, separates et from• ,
Ont.), says: "Whiee llving in external preservi influences, and
lerentfoett last IWilaltee My little eon aoMpels ilt, in Melling back upon it -
spilled a vessel of boiling Neter Reif, (to recognize ets ono depthand
• over Ms neck. He was leetribly power.
Resided, and. we imMacitiately, call- In deity l'ifel We salt Oen a vast
• ed in a denten% The! treatment eled library filled eisith ornee hurriedly,.
molt seem to give the child easo. tor writing frivolous lebtere upon "vex -
heal& the terrible scalds, sio after a altious nolthings"—snattching our
;Week's trial waged oo Zan-Buk food ,and sluareber, for e'er rushing
and applied L it gave .the ,child forward with !beating pulse, never,
ease almeet iminerleattely, and of- able tbosturn cud gaze away /ram
ter a few clays' ase the ;scalds seera- the ,gcsai to examine thlegreat steno/
ed to be getting labang fenely. house—the library around( as.
There isone ;advantage, ail:ease, a
In the closing of the ,ehurch on
week days, ;so lunch complained, of
to those .whce do visit Ste -there i8 a
certainty that their thoulglits wiiU
net be disturbed, And the {tense of
ranen's presence had departed from
the walls and oaken peseta; the dust Ottawa, March 1.8.—Co1, Sam'
what we were mine and bla ,elaid here is not (the dust of 'the highway Hughes, Minister of Militia, has i.
we oould use nothing bettler. Zatia- ee the quicI footsteps ; it as the sued a memorandum on cadet eorps
33uic ;aterked,a,coMpd
letg cure.e uet ()fiche pa.sttraining, in which he asks for the co-
operation of all cleigymee, officers of
religious institutions and physical and
military leaders of the Y. M. 0. 4.
001. Hughes atate s that the plan of
organization in
embraces obtaing
through school inspectors and school
teachers returns from every seetign
"Best Possible Treatinent"
BABY'S OWN TABLETS ,
CURE CONSTIPATION
Noealemeot causes more suffering
to Itttle ones than does ,conseepa-
Itiere Hardly a little one escapes
Itliisitroutle—many of ellean !meter
from it 'continually. The eureet tura
end safeet menualy--oneethat is ab-
soiltaely guaranteed to be freafeera
haanaful dings—ea Baby'stOeva Tab-
lets. They never tall—theyehave
cared !thousands of caeng, Cloa-
corning thero. Mrs, Lev. •Blanchette
St, Quee ewailes; " I have
used Baby'e Own,Tablete for con-
etipeteon and vomiting and have
found !them on; excellent remedy,
and I have Tecornmencled them to
several. of my neighbors." The Tab
lets ate eold by Medicime clealex•s or
,by Inala at 25 eente a box from The
Dr. Williems' lefedecine Po.,13reek-
Ont.
T •
"o Make quite. sure that all
right, however, we.called in a see-
med elector. He said evexylvting
ewes going alongt ;splendidly, the
• amide were .healing and the little
• one would soon be quite recovered.
Then .we told him! •Zalm-Buk was
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PLANS CADET CAMPS.
Hon, Sam Hughes Will Arrange to
-Train Them Under Canvas.
Ms. S. Smith and Mrs,. MEL Tea- ,• The ;ancient heavy Nay creaks in
kle, of 73 Brock St., Beantelord, whe the .euenbrous lecla; aed the iron
knew of the ;above( accideafs ,and latehring has worn a deep groove
what followed, write: "We clertify in the scelid ;stone. 'The narrow,
' htalt these facie are tree in every nate-studded. door of black oak
detail." yields ;slowly (to the push—Ale net
th
easydo enter, not easy; to quit ,e
• Mothers shouad knew that for
horns, cuts, scalds
, •
ones , and he of Canada of the number of boys fro
Dim
.es, and all skin bruisee, eczema, deseases, Thatthere le jefferiss. tber attendin school or not, who
living world is gone.—Richard say twelve to sixteen yes., whe-
mothing to equal Zam-Buk.
was the opinion of the doctor con- would desire fo attend camp and be
edted with the abocase, and e
trathed for one week, during the let-
,ve s •
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the opinion of husalredel of other A neatneei andi PleTeee wee tuneeter part of uly or early in August.
Estimates will then be made of the
,doettors !the world over. Zam-Buk of Ithe snowdrop orlily-of-the-(val- number to be called from each local -
is obtainable from all druggiabg ley, lathe peculiaa• fa,seination of a .
•and stores 50e. box, or ZatneBuic beauty, being to the body what am- ley These will be formed into squads
40o., Toronto. or sections by schools; the schools
* isto the Mind.
of a township, or similar unit will
IdarImassamcesm,
eonstitute a company. The companies
from each county will meke up a
regiment or a brigade, each under the
name of its home county, town or
township, and school eection.
It is generally comidered that, for
this season, the camps should be held
in the home county, unless in special
cases. The cadetsswill be transported,
camped, fed and in part uniformed.
They will not be paid. The sale of
liquor and tobacco in every font will
not be permitted.
It is expected that 49,000 cadets will
go to camp.
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C.N.R.'s Route Through Rockies.
Vancouver, 'March 18.--Aoross the
Rockies at Yellowhead Pass and over
Albmada Summit, separating the wat-
ersheds of the south fork of •the
Eraser River and the North Thomp-
son, the Canadian! Northern has se-
cured lower grhdes than those pos-
sessed by any other transcontinental
railway in Canada, or the United
States.
This is the main feature contained
iu a report submitted to T. H. White,
chief engineer of -the Mackenzie -Mann
system, by W. I. Bassett, who was in
charge of the engineering party engag-
ed on permanent location work in that
region during the past nine months.
To Stbnulate Trade.
Toronto,March 18.—A committee of
the Associated Boards of Trade has
arrangements in hand for a trip of as
tnany members as possible, to Great
Britain in May, The plans hiclude
visits to the more leaportant Chambers
of Commerce, and it is hoped that the
party will also be able to attend the
meeting of the Imperial Federation
of the Chambers of Commerce, June
1710h4
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WESTERN CATHOLICS THREATEN
TO FORM NEW POLITICAL PARTY.
Winnipeg, March 14.—seti a Meet- Manitoba's pew 'territorye declared
ing of 1,200 Catholics, repre,seateng einet anew party is to be formed, a
clan -elms throughout Manitoba and new patty isen he formed, a, party
Saskatchewan, • held in :Manitoba! ot the Church, its one ;aim tote op -
Hall here la.sel night, speaker after position teeny Government that
eeker in protesting( against the Will not give Reheat Catholics their
a elution pt Sepatate schools in true rights
PROVINCE TO BE• WEED
INTO HEALTH 0IST1UCT3.
COMpUlsory Notification Of All Persons Suffering With Infectious
Diseases,
Toronto, March 15.—One of the
mast iMporeent meesurestof the elese
elan, the pulblic health met, Wateine
eroduced lot° tthe Legislatures yeis-
terclay afternoon 'by Hon. W. T.
Hanna and ;given Iter fiesereading.
'The bill does noll clifeeeneallierettitY
frolie previous loilitline,s that have
compulsory notification in respect
of persona! istlefeeing Irene inieett-
ous and the health offieer
of the district wilt have almotst,eve
bitrary powers to deal with any
situation that may arise. Ink con-
solidating the ,claugeo the old !act
been !given of Ole •Goveenmeat's leas been atiffened, while the dean -
intention in this eLegielation. rrhe ition of "eommunicable diseateeee
has been ,consadera bly ,widened.
•TMs defenetion includes eany come
itagious or enfeetious disease," en-
umerating many, and "any other
disease ,veluich may be dletelatecl by
the regulations tote a commemil-
cable disease." to prevent the
law 'becoming a hardship in excep-
tional ,eiretenstances certain ,enabl-
ing clauses are introdueieg giving
the health officers diesereetionary
bower o exclude certain !ceomenien-
icable" diseases from some( of the
requirements .of else law.
principal MOW, feature afithie( bill ie
found tuella/nee 13eundee ;which the
lieutenant -governor -in -council May
divide the provimee irrto ten health
dietrieta and appoint any, legally
,qualified Medecal pracititioner as
distridt officer of health, but a city
having a population of 50,000 or
over shall net be included( in ;such
diserldt.
,T.he rworking ofIthis iseetioaa it is
expeeted, will meet the' require -
talents of those ,who are looking for
G, T TRAINMEN NOT DECIDED UPON ACTION ON
1/4 REOUCTION
entawa, Neared 18.—meetings were I --
held _en Saturday and Sunday by the '
reeresentatives of the Grand Trunk
Co.'s conductors and trainmen, re-
garding the recent reduction of the
pay of some of the company's em-
ployes on branch lines,
S. N. Berry, vice-president of the
Order of Itaihvay Conductors, bad an -
ether meeting with Thee W. T. Ctn.
seers, eanister or Lamer, DUG name
that nothing had beenedecided upon
action we evill stete.d.
es yet.
"We do not know what ,course of
"skate whethet We will apply for a
conciliation board that I cannot say poesoe,
(uric ,acid, n(that wea
:r oute th
uptil to -morrow, when we will prob- system, Since Rheum° bes(eame
ably holkj our' final meeting,"
THE ELOERLY GENTLEMAN.
is just Yroirn ten to. twenty years'
older !than he looks ,when 'bets a
eheuterattie eaftreelere Rheumatism
racks the Whole ;system. ir.hoz( cone
slant dull pain pullet the face out
of shape and 'amen( withrheunatea
tism esold attfotty. Rheumatism
'can be eared, Rheunao will cuee it
quickly and permanently by enriceat
ing the blood and driving out the
• Roosevelt's Plans.
Oyster 33ay, March 18.—The first
information conceening the plan of
campaign mapped out by the Roose-
velt leaders at their conferences in
New York on Friday and Saturday
was given yesterday by Col. Roose-
velt.
Col. Roosevelt said at the outset
that he would not make a country-
wide speaking tour, He thought that
each a thing would be inadvisable,
and, moreover, that the phyeical
strain would be too great,
Guilty of Noted "Taxi" Robbery,
New York, March 18.--Guilyt of rob.
bery in the first degree, was the ver -
diet brought in late Saturday by the
jury that has been trying the caBe of
Gene ltfontani, the chauffeur in the
sensational taxicab hold-up of Feb.
15, when two messengers of a bank
weee robbed of e25,000. With the ver-
dict was coupled a recommendation
of merce
, ea.— ,
HEART TROUBLE.
•
"When Mist acid is dissolved inthe
blood ItIthickens the blood almost
to ajelly, this is !what eauses the;
ilea* to flutter and see* to OPP
(because gig ;weakened by the
Etrain uric aeid epee mit. Ante I
Uric Pelle drive ,Oult all turie ;teed
poisons- frone the gyetem. 'They ,aele
quick and safe ,andj 'guaranteed by ;
41.E. Hovey. See that the name B.
V. ,Marion as on Ithe package. I
Peace Being Restored.
Nanking, March 18.—The outlook in
China is more hopeful to -day than at
any time since the outbreak of the
revolution. Carefully eornpiled reports
received here show that viol th
known We lettere been unable:to melee
tem hte names of the numetrous
persons from ,wboan we bvai re-
ceived testenaentada. • Rialiano is
positively ,guaranteed by J. B.
Hovey pater druggist he will tell
you Met how egoc!df it es ,ancl, what
every one int ltown thinkof et.
Rheumo is $1.00 per bottle at X. E.
]Etovey or direct all charges prepaid
froto B. V. 1Vearion, Briclgeburg,Oat.
sAY BOAT WAS SWAMPED.
Life -Savers Say Many Lost Lives In
Wreck of Oceana.
Newhaven, Eng„ March 1.8.Four
passengers and several sailors ,are be-
lieved to have been drowned Saturdey
morning as a result of a collision be-
tweea the Peninsular and Oriental
liner Oceana and the German bark
Pitagua off Beechy Head in the Eng-
lish Channel.
For some time the lives of the lin-
er's 41 passengers and of the 280 men
of her crew were placed in jeopardy.
The courage of the officers and the
speedy arrival of assistance, however,
prevented a terrile catastrophe.
Despite the fact that the life-savers
and officials at Eastbourne insist that
25 paesengers lost their lives, officials
0.1 tale hEi2 ec1art4 last night that all
Of tb atisenS were landed legate -
L' The line officials refuse to say on
what they based their belief, while
the Eastbourne People told
ing tale of how ap overcrowded e -
boat tytie tete:eche:I Item tee steether
and after wallowleig in -the treligh
the sea Ives capsized by an enoriniiiii
wave. The oecupants of this boat were
mostly women, aeateasseateeletease,
The life-savers watched helplessly
from the shore as they frantically en-
deavored to launch their mein boat,
but they were unable to save any per-
son except a woman with a life -pre-
server around her, who was found
clinging to the keel el the overturned
boat.
Twenty-eight .of the passengers were
landed here and nite at 'Eastbourne,
unrest is general, during the past .
week disoedee has generally 'decreas-
ed, and there is Increased cenfidence
of the (lie% ..ege, are le' the “ivelit SONGS OF IRELAND.
in a iestitiation of teed°. . -
The districts of the nerteesest and
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se:AMA h t geetetiteeltiee teea;
e'en re z r
eng unforeseen occurs,. due to
eretanding of outside intrigue,
the entire country will be again under
control within sixty days after the
amnoaecoment of the formation of the
coalition Cabinet. ,eseeseeeleeettiete,
The alarmist predictioes _that a
widespreae general uprising and mu-
tinies in many, places would occur
have nob been fulfilled. The flurry in
the north appears to be practically
pEhloesepthroincoiRIV0,10:7t,:,.f:oroiir
in the body
vim and vitality. Premature decay and ni x
1Viri e.seteo urne1
weakness averted at once. Phospbconol will
make on a now plan', Price $8 a box, or two for
$S, ailed to any address. The Seouell Drug
cite! ot. ettotertees. oat.
St, eteheick was agentlenean who,
;then serategy, and ;stealth
Drove eel She snakes; from Ireland;
here's Imbue:Ter to Ms health;
;But not ecto Many leterapers,leest we
lose oureelvee and ellen .
leerget the good S,einel P4iteck and
• see the isnakies again.
Herse'slIgtroehe land of iheiteheanito,ck
Here's ee each lad and: hip deeding
lealleen;
Ilereei to the ones ;we love deareet
land Meet;
And May God rive old Ireland—
_ that's an Irishman's. toast.
If Illek for Me halth joyorlight,,
Tjs I frosn th ;
My thoughts by day, enY cereates`by
• night,
RICE RECIPES.
' All of these are made from ricta
which has been preveoaely boiled -
or steamed, andr ,show excellent,.
Ways of u,sing Ilefe-overs.
Rice ,omelette (cipamtity for onle
person)—Beat ;the yeah of one ogg
and add, ;tablespoonful of intik.
eeasen and 1 old inIthe ealtiffly-
bealten white .011 the Ogg. Palr in a
heavy pan !wee a hot fire a,nd
beforre foldlng over sprinkle with
boiled trice,
Creamed Rice—Pour heeled rice in
to half apint of! .cream (whipped
very !stiff. ' Sweeten if desired
and add preserved ginger cut
bath small pieces. Serve in iglasees
Rice 'Pudding—,One cup of boiled
trice, two eggs, one-half cup toff
eager, one cle,seereepooneulr 0(.1
batter, one saltspoenfue of stile
one pint of Milk, nutmeg and cur-
rants, Bake from iteventy tothirty
minutes irna,sietv oven. .Baeley
pudding may be made by substit-
uting .cooked barley for the rice.
Soups—A Retie 'boiled; Tice tsa
good addition to clear; soups.
r.aariE,
Are bat of Ithee, of only, thee.
, —Torn Moore.
Oome in the evening, ea' coane inthe
morning;
Come When you're, looked for, or
came Without warning;
A Ithousand ,tvelcoine,s y,ou'll find
here before you, •
And the oftener you ,cone here the
more Pll ,adore you.
—.01clf Irish Toast. i
Here's to mud Ireland, the heMe ay
e My childhood;
Ilere's to the ishatarock, that
grows ocher ;shore;
tt's long 511100 I saw,. the Mils ct.v
But, och, hoer Iloae them Erin
lasthore I
Here's to ouldgreland ; may ;she iv,er
have plinty
Here's to her health, thol
roatning afar • .;
The thoughts avher beauty %sillier
before me.
And broightens by loife, loike
big guidling setae.
Here's to add Ireland; the 'relish
foe ever;
I drink to her health, ha a gond
. cup avee.y.
Ask iveey Irishman to reinimbee his
binthplaee.
And 'join Meta toasting St.Pat-
kick's Day,
G. Vinkler.
tig
if Pert and Irnpert14
A.•v.v.
'eaereMesteeelieVeaTeeee---ee
Better be despised 1 oe too an -
`scions apprehenstiona than ruined by
too copfident a secueltys
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST R 1-A
A miser grow e rich by seeming
poor; an eXtravagent man grows
poor by seeming rich.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
• In chairadter, In manners, entsityle,
in all things, the ,supreme excel -
lance itestimplectty4
A slowness Itoapplaud betrays a
'cold temper °Vaal envious ,spiret,
• The Mose honesty ainan has ;the
leas liegiffeelte thee ails of a Mint.
She who would be singular In her
The Itinsel )glettee and the ,speci
our mien,. delude themoat—few pry
behind the seeing.
-HOW WEAK WOMEN
May Be Made Strong at Small
\ Expense and No Risk
There are hundreds of women la
vicinity, .weak, thin, run-down,
tired out and nervous. Suck women
need Vinol just as beech as did Mrs.
Jane Pepper, Ot f307 Howard street,
San Feancisco, Cal., who says:
"I have used Vinol for some temp;
ivineetial4e1Y itIf tdilltCt
wtt ITO dcml, -"mak and eleleilitated,
geidgone
trig bIi tIdrof viuld I found
coriditfai ErIa0 iritad, and
gp tot hesitate to eriebninfend :Vinol
ittiYone similarly affected."
Vinol Is not a secret nostrunf, but
11 delicious cod liver and iron Meet
without oil, which Will create an ate
petite, tone up the digestive organle
make pure blood and create titreagth.
Try a bottle of Vitiol with the kai4
deratanding that your money will be
returned if it does not help you,
Sold and guaranteed in Clinton by,
W, S. It. Holmes.
le()ai
Wood
eenlent
Tar ds Opposite G..T15. Station
in kinds oi Coal on hand--
Chesinut Solt Coal
Stove Kennel Coal
Furnace Coke
A. FORBES
LL Phone
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DON'T NEGLECT
YOTJR WATCH
A WATCH is a • 'delicate piece
•.11.. of machinery. It calls for
less attention than most
machinery, but must be:cleaned
and oiled occasional/y to keep
. perfect time. •
WiI proper care a Waltham
Watch will keep perfect thne
for a lifetime. It will pay yon
e. well to let us clean your watch
every 52 or IS months.
W. R. Counter
Jeweler and Optician.
Issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
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Boot Maker and Repairer •
• Repairing clone promptly.
Skates put on while you
wait
Skate straps of solid leather
cut any length desired.
Suit cases and Trunks:re.
paired.
A trial will convince you Of
the neatness and promptness
with Which 1 execute my work
Store open every evening
Opposite Postoffice.
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