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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-08-22, Page 6iele'-e14edereefesc• eie es. The Find Yeti tieyo AlWaye Bought, and -which has been in us° for °ter 30 Years, ball borne the signature or and bn$ been made under Ins per - Swede al:Ttellea 0..1 511100 Ilis in fancy, AlV,,*l On One 1,0 fleeCi'Ve you in. this. -1 All Counterfeits, Inatitatione ;ma JliSt-nS-g00(1." are but ' Experiments that trifle with. and endanger the health of Infants and Clsildeen--Esperienee against Experiment. What eesea _ AST RR IA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Drops and SootItines Setups:. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Oesittati, Idorpltitte. nor other lerareatie substance. its age is its', gnarance Id destkosys Wortne and. allays Fe-eurisbness. _It (sures' DiarrImea and 'Wind Colic. It relieved Teething' Tresuiales, euxes Censtipatioix and Flatuleneg. It assimiletes the ).looti, regulates the Stomach anti .Dovecls, giving healthy ;testi. mittaral Childrenletenaccoe-':a..) illotheles Friend, 1, puled titles, it '). eii.d tile aecittder I 'will refuse Or aeeept applications, ftom \those -who tresisaeSed in order. tii Of, 011 the ground early. ff1i.1 provinstal police may be ci.lied npon to,clear the limits under the lisivs cif ticispass, be- fore the official opening to -night at midnight. Toronto men who are ••ai("l to be re. presented in the scrimmage for damn? were W. S. 1c1 rd A. G. Minter,' W. B. Clare and M. i . The WESTERN FAIR • London Ontario ( As the dates of tlais Popu'ar Ex- hibition draw nearer the indications are that with good weather, this will be a -banner year. Everything possible is being done by the management in preparation for the great event A new Art Building will be ready for the grandest display of paintings ever seen in London. The amusement pro- gramme will be the hest ever. Two good Speed events daily. Live Stock parade of all prize animals daily at 1,30 P, M, The Besses o' th' Barn Band, of Cheltenham, England, one of the best brass bands of the world will, in addition to other hands, dis- course the hest of music daily. The great Seauert -Riding Combination and Esquestrienne Act, twice daily, will he a 'wonder. The Gleedale Troupe,the great aerial ,perforruerS, the Bra,ggaar I3ros. and the Labelle ,• ORA ALWAYS and Eddy Troupes in their Cotatedy , INE A ..m.,.. GENU Acts, the great acrobats, the Martel. lonis, and leans and his mule and ars the Signatir:e of 1 ttvice daily that hes never been sur - many others will give a programme passed, Fireworks every night ,in - 1 eluding the great Motorcycle Race and the Bombardment of Teipoli. Grand Stand 15c. and 23c. Reserved section 50c. The Midway • will be the best ever, clean, ins.truetive and arousing. The dates are Sept, 6th to 14th. All information may be obtained from the Secretary, General Office, Landon, Ontario. The 1..(1n.d You Ray( Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Vie CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MUIIIIPV STREET. NEW VW. CITY. MAY 11 A •ff rilT epee r vaouSancleact I aor. y.1 of NI-.7sTto:pencltaorf.; 8,11D .11111111. more coming as reinforcements on n14" Prospectors Ready to Stake Gil. Iles Limit Claims. • MOTORS ARE IN READINESS 1 The Promising Properties Are Crowd- ed With Mining Adventurers and an Exciting Scrimmage Is Expect- ed -Police May Clear the Dis- trict of \ ,ThoseWho Have Tres- passed -Only 200 Claims. Aug in --Gillies Limiest. each train, has the undivided atten- tion of the •Wheri north. - Only two hundred twenty-aere claims are available for stalting, and the half dozen lots of promising sur- f -Mee appea,rances. are camped. on by hundreds of prospectors who propose to stake the lot, then make a wild dash' 526high-power motors to the re- cording office at Haileybury over the Giroux Lake stone road So acute is the rivalry for claims with showings that the men are de- claring that trouble of, a serious na- ture is liable to come, both ors the limits and at the recording office. The situation hourly grows more in- tense, and violence may be resorted to by reckless ones. Tr. Ailvg end IA4. I itlq/ItiOn aver dia. ISIG EVIL C K -To -T H E -LA NI D --Or--TkIE-LI v I H • rg„A E' J. E. Hovey KIDNEY PILLS. DliOPSICAL SWELLING A ,UR.INAPLY AFFLICTIONS A' N EURACGTAr LIRJC_AciD POISONINAZ, Druggist. Clinton. Another large consignment of Peabody's Smocks, Pants and Overalls just to hand, Come foi.' your choice Butter Eggs, Lard,E, Wanted. PEABODYS' UNION MADE OVERALLS fa is JP‘C AMERICAN 600DS MANUFACTURE!) I? Adams r'N Emporium-Londesboro THE FOOT OF DEATH , This is the 'foot of a housefly yeatly , enlarged. It places typhoid and othei deadly germs in the food of Man. SWAT THE FLY! The Best Fly Poison. The most highly- reeommended fly poison Is formalin mixed with sweet railk and water In the proportion of eight teaspeonftile of formudin to a quart of the mixture. Stiehl a poison Is not fatal to liftman beings. a Break' a small nick in the edge of a bottle's meuth, tbe bottle whit the solution and stand it, inverted, in a setucee.. GOOD RAIT11 T REPORT Liverpool Wheat Futures Close 4-ifgh- or, Chicago Lower--1_ive Stock -Latest Quotations. LIVERPOOL, Aug, 17,--W h ofit.-T he markot opened al higher, and during tho morning held firm, with Offerings Uglt and an additional advance of 'Ad, shcii.t,, Covered on the Utrength in 'Amorice and firming offerings af winters, and the con- tinued unsettled weather In the 'CJnIted Kingdom. Arrivals are moderate and moetlY of lower grade, and minors hero are showing anxiety, with stOoks firmly held, Tho holiday in Parts Is causing dulnesS, but there are free purchases be- ing., made for France of cargoes arriving and in prospect Al. the close the market was firm, %d to ,thd higher than yester. Corn opened '1/1d ,higher and later ad- vanced an additional d to tid, with the undertone firm. The situation remains strong, with shortS,nervous, owing to the light etocks and strength in spot. Plate spot tudvanted 210, and a, good enquiry for. parcels in car positions. CHICAGO, I1. -Wheat showe.d an eariy,agyanl te, aped largely.on un- setr un- settled weather piesPectS. airly free Offerings later turned the market downward and the close Wassteady at neaS the low -pint with prices 1/0c to • %o lower. Corn ruled lower, finishing %c to %c off. Oats closed a shade to lower, andprovisions varied front Mc decline to a rise of 50. Winnipeg Options: • Open. High. Lov7. Close. Clese. Oct. 927,i 93. 9271i 92%b. 13211a14 89% 89% 893 891t 89t)issi Oot. 35% 25% 88% 85% 34%13 TorontoGrain Market. Wheat, new, bush 30 94 to 1995 Wheat, goose, bush ..... 0 92 . -Oats, bush , .. . ..... . ... 0 40 0 el Batley, bushel ........ . . ... 0 80 ..,. Hpyease, bubusshh.0 10 6000' Buckwheat, bushel 0 80 100 Toronto Dairy Market. Batter, creamery, lb. rolls0 28 0 80 Butter, !creamery, solids0 27 0 28 Butter, separator, dairy, lb0 25 0 27 Egutgtse,i,neewto_rieal loots 0 22 0 23 Cheese, new, lb 8 itz7 Montreal Grain and Produce. Vim and Vitality Are assured if you will • cleanse your stennech of undig6sted food and foul gases; the excess tiflef tram the liver and the waste neat - ter from the Intestines and bowells by the use of Fig Pills the great fruit, kidney, liver', atom-. ach and bowel remedy. - At all dealers 25 and 50 cent box- es ormalled by (The Fig Pill Co. St. Thomas, Ont. Sold in Clinton 087 3. E. Hovey, Druggist. • Russia Fears Rebels. Paris, Aug. 19.-A telegram reeeived by The Paris Temps last • evening from St. Petersburg states that, Cron - stash, the princepel fortress and mile tery post of Russia, 20 miles west of the Russian capital, has been declar- ed inoa state of siege. The measure, the message adds, was a. precaution- ary one and was taken with a view of offsetting possible trouble on the part of malcontents in the Russian fleet. General Booth Better. • London, Aug. 19.-Geiaeral WilhlanI Booth, head and founder of the Sal- 'vation Army, who is ill here, showed slight improvement yesterday, The general passed a comfortable night and hi slept several hours. - SWAT "EMI An American girl Is the first woman to fly over the English channel. A.ndo. speaking a alas, are you a member of the ewatting crusade? If not, join. DVerYbody's doing It. Doing whati Swatting files, and If ,you would live to be healthy, wealthy and wise you'd better get. Into the ranks. If some one told you that .that dell, .c.lons apple pie was Inoculated with typhoid germs, how quickly yern would push it away In fear and disgust, and yet you nonchelanlay • she° off the germy fly that Is crawitng atoned Its crust and consume It with relleh There's danger in that ple. Thereti death In that fly. Swet Mint . Watch your homes. Burn ttte nn necessary rubbish and waste as WOO as possible. Keep screpulously Clem Don't dump dirt; 4e5tro1' 11 wIte cleansing fires. One af the 'ertslast irays is to start the cbildren gwntting Offer tbe one Vibe kills the , greeted, number of the pests a little reward al the end of the -summer, and yott won't need to bey any sticky paper oc poison stuff. - Flies are prolitic. Each one you WI means the death of Its hundreds of descendants. You do many handle things to prevent disease Why not take tels in hand early ln the salami and not run any risk? „Begin you' swatting now. -Isabel Woodman Wale In Coos County Democrat. Best Drugt9 Needed. Be sure that all drugs and ebernicalt • Used in killing files are fresli and pure .oteer*Ise reeults may not be satlefae 00171. BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND Subjects taught by expert instructors at the ydeke Y. M. C. A. BLDG.. LONDON, ONT. Students assisted to positions. College in session from Sept. 3rd. Catalogue free. Enter any time. LW. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr, Principal r• Chartered Accountant iVice-Principal RNDRI3 1)1$24.1?PE2II,IS Se:tly Itoli ValliSliCS and Clair Quickly Stops Falling. MONTREAL, Aug. 17. -The advance in the Winnipeg market, combined with firmer ocean freight rater*, left bids front the continent for Manitoba stew croe wheat still further out of line with local exporters' views here to -day. Ooears freights have adVanced 1,io to 33c a bushel for October -November shiprnent and. al- tho cables have come a little stronger the last day or two, they have relatively moved further away from the prices ask- ed here. To-tie.y bids were about libc out of line. The foreign demand for oats • continues very keen, but °Ting to scar- oitY of supplies and the higher prices ask- ed by local exporters this week, less bust- ness Is being done than earlier in the week. Local etocks of Oats in store to- day showed a decrease of Weems bushels, al compared with a week ago, and of 166,- 490 bushels, as compared with the cor. responding date a year rig°. The flour trade remains quiet. • Butter le easy and unchanged. Cheese is about %;: lower than. a week ego, but the situa- tion on the whole remains flrm. Oats -Canadian vrestern, No. e 480 to 46%c; do., No. 46o to 441,to; extra No. 1 feed, 48c to 46140. Barey-Zvfanitoba feed, 63o to 34 o. Flour-tvrealtoba spring wheat patents, firsts. 25.20; seconds, 55.395 strong bakers'. $5.10; winter patents, choice, 55.25; straight rollers, 54.0 to 54.90; bags, $2.25 to 5240" Renee oats-43arreis, $5.05; bags, 90 Doe 62.40. PARISIAN SAGB-remeluter tho name when yon want a good, pure hale tonic, free from dangerous lead and other dyes. PARISIAN Sage as not a dye, Most .tonics iteret dye theliair are fah of poison, and are danger/011e "tousReI 'PARISIAN Sago 'Os a clean, ede- Lghtful hair dressing that nouie- Ibises the hair roots and besides killing the dandruff gauge en - parts etre and beauty in 130 the hale Your -loath will look nice and beet - Bent after .applying PARISIAN Sage and .you can quickly iget rid of dandruff a-nd scale) itch 'and etop the hair from falling. sA.void imitations -get the genuine. The girl with the Auburn haerias on ee ery carton. and bottle. Laege bottle 50 cents at W. S.11. Holmes'. ad dealers everywhere. , Oldest Universitiv. The oldest universities on the con- tinent of Eierope are those of Bologna. Paris and Salamartea. In England Oxford and Cambridge are the most ancient. Many of the earlier universi- ties were the outgrowths of the intel- lectual movement known ri "Scholas- ticism." Greae scholastics like Abe - lard and others would draw about, them crowds of young rnea to listen to their lecturesgand the lectures were followed by the -permanent institution known as the university.- In such way A.belard became the.practica founder of the University of Paris. ue ec teaus rovinces Noliv In Matter- Of Area 'Revised Figures Give Additions Irlacle to Three ProVinoeS by the Ad• - Passed •. at the Last Session of Parliament, /Auburn One of Our Old Boys. -The subject of this sketeh is the eew pastor of Dunnville l3aptist Church, wbo en- tered upon Ws duties as such on the first Sueday in the present month. Upon graduation Mr. Raithby ac- cepted a call to St. Marys Baptist Church, where he labored successfully for over two years. The pulpit of the local church being vacant, an unani. mous invitation was in Tune extended to him to conte to Dunnville, and he `accepted, As a preacher be has in every way proved most acceptable. With a pleasing popular personality to back up his literary..and educational attainments, the enviable record of the local church bids fair to be out- done during the new pastorate just entered upon. Mrs Ratthby comes to Dunnville as a bride, for between the time of closing bis work at St. Marys and entering upon his new ministry. here. Mr. Raithby was married at Stratford to Miss Maitland of that city. Tudgitig by the zealous part elle has already taken in the work of the local church she has demonstrated that she will be a "helpmate" in deed as well as in name. We are indebted to McMaster University Monthly for the following biological sketches of Mr, Raithby MIllteed--Bran. 122; attests, 228; mid. Clings. $271 rnouflie, UR to $24. Hay -1'30 2, per tori, ear lots, 810 to 817, Cheese-Ftnest westerns ineo to 18%o; finest easterns, trete to 12)790. Butter--0holoest creamery, 26c to 28310; seconds, 224c to 28"%o. Eggs--Seiected, 28c to 290; No: 2 stools: Bo. to 22e. Potatoes -Per bag, oar tots, leek pressed hogs--Abattolr killed, 612.50 to $12.70. Pork -Heavy Canada 'short cut mess, barrels. 86 to 45 pieces, $28; Canada shOri cut backs. barrels,. 46 to 55 pieties, ie5.60; Canaria elear, barrels, 30 to 25 pieces, $26. ompound tierces, 976 tbs., 1081 wood pans, re lbs. net, tette; pure, tierces, 875 lbee Isygie pure, wood palla, 20 lbs. net. 1860. Beef -Plate, barrels, 200 lbs. 317; do., tierces. 800 lbs., EZ. Liverpool Grain and Produce. LwanpooL, Aug. 17, --Wheat, steady: No, 2 Manitoba, 8$ No, 8 Manitoba, 7e 11316; futures, firm; Oct., 7s..6%d; Dee.. is 81/28. Corn-eamerlean mIxeo, firma old. 78 .4d; new, Mind tied, is 26, Futures, firm; Sept., 5s 16491; Dec., 9s 10118.. . Flour -Winter patents, 29s (Icl. Hops -In London (Pacific Coast), £7 to 18 8s. Beef -Extra India mess, 1.10s. Pork -Prime mess, western, 955; barns, short out, 14 to 16 lbs., 618 68; bacon, Ctirri- berland cut, 26 to 80 tbs. Ms; phort ribs, 16 to N lbs., 69s; clear beetles, 14 to 18 lbs„ 64s; long Clear middles, light, 2.3 to Z4 lbs., 695 68; long clear bellies, heavy, 85 to 40 lbs.., 68s; short °leer backs, 1.6 to 20 Lbs., 62s; shoulders, square, 11. to 13 lbs., 565. ' Larct-Prime western, in Uertes, 54s; American refined; 66e 311. Cheese -Canadian, finest white, new, 638; colOred; new, Obs. • Tallow -Prime city, 222. Minneapolis- GraIri Market. The revised. area figures of the three r e c matt y, ,ex W.11E! eci Piro vilicitts o f Menke b a, Ontario an d Quebec hag° just been made public front the Lands Branch of the Depart- ment oe the Interest, and are as fihlca e --Manitoba, pree sous to the est af 1912, laud, 64,357 scluare miles ; water, e,405 ectuare entie.e ; total, 73t73e equare adaitiort " y act of 1912, land and water, 178,- 100 esquere miles. Present total area �f Manitoba, 251,832 square miles.- Ontario, pre vixen tothe aet af 1912, land, 220.608 square miles; 'water, 40,334 square miles ; total, 260,852 square miler, , adder, by act 01 19122, land and. wales, 196,400 squarcemtlei -rc4n5t total area of Ontario, 407,252 squaremiles Quebeer previous to 'Cho act Of 1612, land, 341,750 square mile• s ; Water, 10,117 square =lee'total, '351,873 square intles ; v1(1)11,011 by the act o11912, land ante wail -sees S54 961 square miles.; Present - No Orie Is to Blame... Buffalo, N.Y., June 20. -After an inquest into Gee of the thirty-nine deaths which occurred last Sunday night, when an excursion dock -at Eagle Park, Grand Island, collapsed and dropped a crowd of nearly two hundred excursionists into the Nia- gara River. Guy B. Moore, first as- sistant district att,orney, said yeetee- day that probably nobody could be held criminally liable for the caters. trophe. "It was eetablished," said Mr. Moore, "that the dock Went down be- cause 1.4.hed rotted and because there were too many people, on it. The law does not impose upon anyone the duty, of inspecting or of keeping in repalr these docks. Since that is so, there could be no charge of man- slawhtse, became manslaughter is leased alien wilful neglect and there can be no wilful neglect where nti• body is charged with a-dnty. It was developed that national or state leg- islation is needed for the examination of 'clocks acid their maintenance in a safe ciondition for the uSe 01 the pub - lie." tl•ierrnany's Toy Town. Sorineherg, the little German town on the Thuringia, i$ recognized as the largest toy manufacturing centre in the world. In addition to its sum- mer resort business, it has been cre- dited with thc annual production nf some, 23,000.000 toys ag•gregating in value $4 000 000. There are about 40, - „ . 000 'people engaged in making toys in' Sonneherg, and in • the nearby vil- lages in the Thuringiamforests. , Fully 1 15 per cent.. of this tiambor, work in their own hemes. , , • . , ' Lutal area of QuoLec 106,934 01103, The area of SasketcheWan is 250,650 square Miles; of Alberta; 213,540 square irides, and of British Columbia, 30,600 ettnare miles. Pending further mar -se -ye, no de - Delete figures ard available in the Department as to winer area in the added districts It is, heseever, comparatively sreaa, totalling, in , linga'ea -a.pproximately some 6000 ' nines, and in the palla00 Keetwatin adclet1 10 Ontiono -renet ; Manitoba, aPProximately 12 000 otluar'o miles Quebec now leads aOl h t e other Pamiv oasis m artee b.y. about 300,0.0 stittaee Ontatact ' ranks secoad. in'ares, with 13isseielf -Columbia third, nianitboa fourth, Alberta tiftb, Saskatchewan' sixth 1c Mt,* Bra naWiek sever,th, Nova Scotia ,eighth, and Prince Edward island tenth, •111111.1MM=MIIMMIMIM.O. • inspector, whom he reduced to the rank of captain as a sequence of his allegd failure to suppress disorderly houses in his district, three other in- spectors will be placed on trial by e commiestianer next Week it is said, and asked to explain the existence of dieorderly places in their districts also. These trials will be the ve- hicle of the commissioner's 'proposecl investigation into the so-called systera of police graft. The trio ol inspectors said to be slated for these trials are known to be three of the quartette of inspectors against svhona District Attorney Whit- man has secured evidence of graft. Until the raid made on disorderly houses last Friday night by Assist- ant District Attorney Smith, Commis- siotex Waldo, according to one of his close friends, had confidence that his inspectors were doing their duty and that the alleged graft did not reach higher than Lieut. Charles Becker, the gambling- raider, accused of in- stigating the murder of Herman Ros- enthal. The Becker charges, he thought, were a case for District At- torney Whitman. Believing now that he has had ."the wool pulled over his eyes," Mr. Waldo is thoroughly de- termined to have a house cleaning in the police department. The record pf Beeker's bank depos- its has now reached 373,000. Becker accounts for 33,000 and 8,000 respec- tively were fernished to the district attorney's office Saturday by two more banks. Efforts to trace accounts in three out of town banks are being continued. Dasue of May, 19081 Just of thy word, in every thought sincere Who knew no wish but what the world might hear, "In the month of May, 13-, In the picturesque little hamlet of Auburn Ontario, William Raithby first arrived at "a state of consciousness, as such." "Bill" has been a philosopher ever since. Here he received his primary education, and in 1398 migrated, to Calitornia, Not helug of the butter- fly order, he returned to Intnada in the fall of 1900 and enrolled at Wood- etock College. Here he proved his abbity and Industry by capturing both the Calvin Scholarship and the Gov- ernor-Generars Medal. Thirsting for more kdowledge, he •entered McMas- ter in 1903, with '07. During the terra of 1905-30 he had charge of the Bap. tist flock at Grayenhurst, returning to the ranks of '05 the next fall. "Bill" is a Theologue, a strong preacher, and a popular pastor. So far he has remained faithful to his benedictine vows, and intends returning next year for posterraduate work." Came of May, 1910,1 MINNEAP,OLIS, Aug. 17.---C104t-WIleat -Sept., 03140; Dec., 9179so to. 93o; May, 97%c; No. 1 hard, $1.07%; 280.1. northern, 51.00%; No. 2 northern, $1,02U. Corn -No. 3 yellow'62310. - Oats -No- 2 white, 303/4,0 to 80310. Rye -No, 2, 62140 to 63%o. Bran -218.50 to 319.60. Duluth Grain Market.. DULUTH. Aug, 11.--,Close-W heat -No. is,Thard, 31.05%; No. 1 northern, old, 31.04%; o,. 2 80,, old, 0041,C; August, No. 1 north- ern, 80,14c;, September, 94545 bid; Decem- ber, 940 attited. CATTLE MARKETS. Chicago Live Steck. .aao., Aces 17.-Cattle-Receseetsg , market dell and weak. Beeves. Per , Pa$01,1'exas e ,,,,,a, $4-$0 to $8.81; we • Of r?, eteere. 0.20 to 56.801 stockers and. foams, Nap el ei...mi, erre and helfelre, 5ee66 to tenet's ,caleereeau tmeree.,,, . Et1106VexPirir,7665,aipti,Di,.$3 . . tri 8a,q0.. heavy, yr.. I. , S1.35' ra6 $0.70 • tug of Wes. 88 to jheep. and Lea:Me-Receipt/4 2000; mar - Ad steedr, native, 85.20 to $ Sate to $4.M; yearlings, 54.80 Le.naba, ant 17Aa $9.90 to $7.10; was OLEO to $7.10. LPstfrpool attic Market, Iart7HEZPOore AoG, 17. -John Rogers & Co.'s Liverpool cable to -de.? says that tit, Birkenhead market Was ,,venker, owing to PIS continental influx -of Irish cattle, ane there wool e consequent redUction in price, the fear came:Liana here making 1434e to 14000 per it "Bill Raithby graduated from Wood- stock Oollege in '03 with highest hon. ors, winning the Calvin Scholarship and the Governor -General's Medal. The Rd' of the same year found him in Ddelklaster University, Toronto, Where he continued to make further conquests in athletics, in debating, as President of the Y, el. 0. Aeas well as in Philosophy. He graduated with'03, Not yet, however, was it necessary for him to weep, foe the fields of Theo- logy and Sociology stilt lay before him unconquered,. and he took post- . graduate courses in both, securing the aegrees of 51. A. end B. Tn, In the spring of 1010. Upon these be bent his profound •philosophic mind, with the result that; be has solved all theo- logical probleres and has lea,rned all about hospitals, asylums, the ',hous- ing problem," as well as marriage and divorce. Moreover, for two summers he took up Domestic Science in a tent on Humber I3ay. Now that he has conquered `the theoretical world, he goes out to fight the world's only real enemy, which may be found even in the beautifel little town of St. Mery's where William's real history begins. - [Dunnville Chronicle.] , Hold Up by Rain. W Mattes. Ang. 19. -Rain on Friday thrtraghthil the.twee prairie provinces up haiveeting aYer the week end, to a 1are amtallt, but it is expected that vrootedtheri vri.11 reeewed on M 'natty witla increased energy, exe on the whole, are some what tinxiccas on eocaant of the tm- Settled. weather and light local frosts MA the:tee who have only just silmted ft ale elout to start, intend rushing thInte mwoh as possible. CASTOR I A Pot Infants and Children, The Kied You blaye 4lviay3 Bought Bears -the 'Signature of PS/Y7:9' re;444 WALDO GETS BUSY. New York Official Will Run an En- quiry of Hiss Own, New York, • Aug. -19.-Tboroughly aroused by the charges of police gralt following upon the disorderly house raids. made by tho district attorney's office, PoIi Commissioner Waldo, it was said last night, plans a public investigation of his own, Together with Cornelius 3.. Raves, the notice. -CAWS MILE IVER PILLS. UR 'Headache and relieve all the troubles in& dent to a-blitous state of the 'system, such as plzzinese,, Nausea, Drowsiness, .131streas alter eating, Pain in the Side, ,bc. While their most , avninrkable succeas has been shown In Caring SICK _ readaehe, yet Carter's Little) Liver Pills are temailly valnable in Oontitipation, curing andpro• venting this annoyi ng compl aint, while they also 'correct ull'disorders Or the btomach, ntimniatothe liver and regulate the bowels. Itiven If they only GAVE UP ALL HOPES • OF EVER GETTING WELL Mr. Jacob E. Herr, 111 Grange St., Stratford, Ont., writes: -"Ten years ago. I suffered with a very peculiar disease. I would go to bed feeling as well as could be, and after sleeping for five hours I would wake with a severe pain in my back, then moving into my side and breast. The pain was so terrible • I could not lie in nty bed, and usually had to sit until morning with a pillow propped up behind my back. With all my pain I would go to work, atid after working up ' to about 10 o'clock tlte pain would leave me entirely. The same thing would hap- pen the next night, and every night for two years. I tried four different doctors, but none of them did me any good. tried a great many patent medicines, but • ...mart, IS very neaten' tte, matte r V.170 parts, one re which receives the blood from the bills through a • network of real blood vessels; the other portion . contracts and drives the blood but through the body. „ The other mane of an oyster's ane.tomy are all in. their peeper places and perform their sev- eral. ,funetions. E. Ache they vvonldhe ahnostpriceleselothosewho suffer from this distressing complaint; butforta. Lately their goodness does not end her,e,and those who once try then w ill iind these little pills vale - able in so many ways that they will not be WI. Mgt() 00 without thorn. But after all sick held ACHE, Is the bane 06 00 runny lives that hero Is whore WC make onr groat boast. ()Lupins curo it while others de not. Oartces Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. 000 00 two pills make a dose. They are strletty vegetable and do not gripe or purge, bat by their gentle action please all Wial ,usethem... CaTzuSIIIDIOITIE80.. rzw 2012- • ITALM. Ir.:11Don1 1;41 /rico, 1201011 Grand Lodge (Continued from Deep 1), of a building in which lodge funds are ithvested may be used 10 traffic in intoxicatitnig liquors_ REBEKAH ABSKAIBI, Y PROSPER- . ,OLUS. P. G. Coupland, Grand ,Warden,s reported Wpm the Committee in the Rebekah Degree. Success: had attended, this branch of the Order. Thete was' a net iuerease of 62 sister§ and 147 brtohes, and the _total membership was 4,777, ol 62 sisters, and 147 Met:met, and total • funds were $s0,b94. This showed ,that the Rebekah Lodges, were keeping pace with the subor- dinate lodges in substantial grow- th. The ,cordial. support rendered . the Home tor the Aged and. Or- phaned and the beet -ell -cant influ- ences exercised. by it repriestent something sat) tables of statis thee can cover. The relations between! tlie 'Rebekah Assern.bly and the Grand Lodge are all. that can be desired, and the doubts as to the wisdom of transferring the Man- agement Of this branch to the sis- ters have long shame paesed away. lENC.A.IVIPMENT. Efaraillen, Aug. 13 -The Grand foncampment of Ontario met co -day an the new ,Oddiellows' Templertle 10 elowson, Grand Pattearsoh, cer Windsor, presideng. Ninety-nine subordinate eneemprus nts were re-' pi'eseuirtd1,- Large Gain in Membersh:p. The Grated rata:mach rerorted .that there had been . net gaira:of 136 ineankers d-uring the year, the total On Jene 30 being 7,341. The evival -in this branch f t -e orj„.ier all of no avail. I gave up all hopes of bad certtenly set tni'e new tette ever gettin'g well. A friend persuaded nie ,crahmepemneenrgtsyhoefdthebeuen• naudinsotitiletteexd rad been dire -tea LIthi. bundi.ng np of the camps already :e.itti lg. se year ago the stun i ee00 had beee appropriated for missionary work, and it had tee.n a profita,ble ' elYestment, Aceompanying the re - Oval en the order was improve- ment in degree- wont. There were several dormant encamements, 1411d is was for elle 'exientiV,s• oll.(car•: 01 this year to stimulate theta inn° eetivity or to call 10 their char. tterss. Ietorts eirer.e Optintlstic. to try Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pi s. beught four boxes, and after using the first one 1 felt a change for the better, and after using three boxes I could sleep all night. The pains were gone, and I was completely cured. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are .60 cents per box, or 3 boxes for 91.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The '1'. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Christian Villages Destroyed. Cettinje, Montenro, Aug. 19. -- Christian insurgents Saturday seized two villages in the 'Serene district of Albania near the Montenegrin fron- • tier and also plundered Berane itself. Thereupon the Turkish troops using artillery destroyed ' a number of The reports' of the Gmnd High Priest, Grand Senior Warden, and. Orancl J Musa Warden, snowing the co-opeeetien of these officers with 10 Lira ad Petrie:oh,iOlIIC of the roost iptimiatic caa.reeter. Christian villages lying in the plains, whilo other detachments of Turkish Ihe report of the Grand Scribe, troops on the way from other districts bursted the 'houses of Christian resi- dents wtdle they were passing through t'llTeviiTtaLek The ish authorities are said to have theratened to exterminate the Christian population which is in re- volt in the district bordering en Mon- tenegro. TO PREVENT FLOODS, Citizens of Grand Valley Will Wait on Premier -Whitney. Galt, Aug. 19. -Plans .re perfected Id send a very large delegation front Grandelliver Valley to Queen's Park for conference •on flood prevention measures. The Beard of Trade is joining with the municipal councils in selecting representative citizens in Brantford. Paris, Berlin, Waterloo ani other towns, including Galt. The regulation of street:es of great , importance to this district, and there is necessity for immediate action in so far as engineering investigation is •concerned. e Apparent to all munici- palities interested, hopes are enter- tained that Sir James Whitney will sQc eye to eye with the delegates, and orde-: a complete eurvey of water- shed. Saturday the secretary Of the Grand River Improvement Union, that is again to hring the flood prevention question before- the Provincial Gov- ernment, received word from the Pre - niter that he will meet a deputation at the Parliament Buildings next Wed- nesday at 3 p.m., and will have two or three colleagues present to hear the case. Repiesentatives will attend from dozet municipalities. Galt will be represented by its conncil arid Board of Trade. MernberS, of the Legislature from several constituencies interested will also join in conference wieh the Peemi _ 129 John A. Maedonalci, Toroeto, re - stalled the fact that the •fontte- therd anniversatey- had just been passed of the Institution a the ,:lrand Encampment in Haimiton. This Was in 1869, All but one of the :fleeter inembers, Joilan Or ten, had eassed a 'way, and it ia proposed to rovide for the surviving veteran some sulta_ble reecignitton of his long and f aithf ul omelets ;goo with the .ordet. The last of the Past Grand Patriarch's iewels had been presented, arid the roll of honor in this respect was now complete. Balance Nearly 9400, The Grand Treasurer,- 67, G, Gar - 1 utt, l'icton, nepoiend that Abe receepts of 1911 were $6,593,00 and ealanee orehand at the beginning or the tinzuncial year 9606.50, make ing a total of 434,110.37. The ex- penditure was $3,713.51, leaving a ealanee •of 9396.63. The receipts 501• the last half year were $1,fiete16 and the eepencliture 40,660.99, leaving a total balance on june 30, 1912 of l''53a3' '1report of the Anditor, J. L. Leary, Toronto, ceethied to the correctness 05 ,the ritleacial state- ments. OifIcers Elected. • The election of officers resulted • aa follo•ivs,-Grand Pati'ierch, E. M. Clapp, Toronto; Grand High Peiest la H. Ketcheson, Torouto ; Graalid Senior Warden, \,J, Graham, To- roato ; Grand .Taleasure es E. C. Gar- Pieton ; Grand Repeesetete- 'live, J. R. Thompson,Windeoe; Grand Jun,lor ,Warden, Chasles H. l'ogana, New Liskeard; the ap- pointed officers Were Grand Mar-) (hal, 3.14eckie, Newton Grand. Seal' tinel, W. W. Savigney, Petexboro ; Grand Outside Sentinel, D. C, Par - Icor, Woodetock..