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Telegraph and Ticket Agent,
Clinton, Ontario
WRICUIrite,
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
•Coclorich,
Nov, G. -1Vt. , Holmee, pastor of the
Baptist chervil, was eleasal. Mederate
or of the Baptist Aasociation at its
meeting Welkertpa last week',
Mrs. D. Stoddart bee Paola
it LOT 8011, wt I(10 1850, Man,
Miss lda Velistone left last week
to visit, friends In tableago,
Mr. E. 11. Wigle wae. in Toronto
last week, attending a' meeting of the
cotinell of the College of Pbarmacy.
Mr. Chas, Oirvinahas been ia 1,011-
d011 cluing the past week 'attending
the alethedist conference, represent-
ing North 'street ebarela
Mrs. A,. G., Macdonald -.left on
Tuesday of last week 'Lo visit bar
son, Mr: Lorne iViaedonale, at Wal-
cleek, Sask.
Mrs. G. J -t, Elliott has . returned
home, She visitedfriends- in New
York for a few weeks same retura
ing arum England.
Mr. Geo, 11. King, who has been
organist in the North street church
for the past seven years, has re-
sigued hieapomitien and .accepts a
similar one in the airst Methodist
ehurela, Peterboro, Mrs. King • has
received the aPpointment of soprano
soloist ia the same church. They
Rev. J. E, Ford and Rev. W. K.
Hager have been attending the Lon -
doe conference' during* the past week,
The former has applied for superan-
nuation and ant1 continue to reside,
in Gocleriela havancpurchaaed a home
here. •
leave town about the end, of the
month. Their departure will oma -
saw mach, regret.
Miss Edith Norma Sanderson was
united in marriage on Wednesday of
last week. to Aar. James Bisset of
Sanford Heiabts,
MAY lith TO OCTOBER 30th
Every
TUESDAY
"ALL RAIL" - alscaby
THURSDAY'S STEAMER
ereat Lakes Routes".
Memel Nroleenom
Your Future Is In the West
The fertile puddle have put Wim
Canada on the map. There are Will
Wounds of scree melting for the we
• atm want hams and preeperitar. Take ,
edivantapsaf Law Rates and travel vls
Canadian Pacific
. • , W. B. HOWARD,
District Passenger Agent,
Toronto
W. JACKSON, AGENT
CLINTON
To Enjoy REAL Out-
door Life—
Ride a HYSLOP
Strong — Safe
Speedy
It is a pleasure to ride a
Hyslop Bicycle --
Various models to choose from
Made in Canada let 28 yam by
HYSLOP INIOTH158, Limited, Tombs
FON SALE 110
J. H PAXMAN
Dry Goods
and
House
Furnishing
Couch & Co.
PHONE 78.
Milliueiy
00(1Ready to- '
Wea r
Garments
Buy Storm) Dresses
READY TO WEAR
A.SHION never created prettier patterns or 111.01:0 attrac-
tive stales than we are showing in our ready to wear
summer dresses; smart, dressy and cool, that you will be
charmed with them—made of Mesta', , 'em broidery,
in all the new shades.
Wull Skirls
We are showing a larger range of wash
skirts this season made of Iadianbead, Repp,
pique and Gabardine, neatly made. Ali sizes
and prices,
Ooderieh Township
Dar, ,Weawiek 0010 reeently invested
116v.ctievrotot eqL ,
Mr; ends, Mra. 'Geo,. ateertioa Of
Weaate, lYlieb,, are visiting relatives
here and ia. Clinton.
Miss- Mayeae Chia visited pert •Cg
last week with relatives in Stoat,
Lord,
• ale.Stepaeu Westeott lateirtalla,
wee law spent !the past couple of
menthe visiting his sieter, Mrs, J"
B. Little in 'Ma Umatilla' and two
sisters at Alliston, left the begian-Uig
of the week for Greed Porae, alttrall
Dakota,where he has a coelae of
brothers, Air. Weeteatt was bora on
the 7th of Millet(' ,but it is' Miley
years same he left the old town, -
able.. Ile expects to lama his home
about July ath, 'The Sojourn here
proved very beuelleial to his health.
• The ;Young Ladies' Patriotic So-
ciety meets, neat week at tim home
of. Mrs, W. W, Wise,
Tbe graduation Mass of S. 5, No,
4, all of whom- passed with high
i»arlas their Easter exams„ presented
their teacher, Mrs, Snyder, with
beautiful gold necklace.
There were no appeals against the
asscsaiiaant roll at the court of rd-
vielon recently held.- Three dogs wore
ordered to be taken oll athe roll, the
_owners claiming they had died slam
the assessor made his rowels. Sever-
al changes were made on the, roll,
some 01 the ratepayers selling and
others renting singe property was
assessed. Moved by Councillor Van-
derburg, seconded by Couneilloi Ginn
that roll as read be accepted. Clea-
ned.
Athletes of last meeting were read
and confirmed.
Moved by Councillor Holland, sec-
onded by 'Councillor Ginn that bylaw
No, 4, authorizing the Reeve . and
Treasurer to .borrow money for
township purposes at now read be
passed, Carried,
The following accounts were order.
ed to be paid': B. H. Lindsay, as-
sessing township, salary, $60 ; 13. la.
Lindsay,--- postage and stationary, $3.
Council then adjourned 'to meet
Monday, 18th of June at 1.30 p.m.
—Adam Cantelon,. Clerk,
Mrs. Snyder, who has taught the
school GA the lata eon, far the past
five years, has resigned, Mrs. Snyder
has proved herself an excellent teach-
er. She, with the , assistance- of tiie
trustees, has made No. 4 school one
of the prettiest and, -most attractive
in West Huron Inspectorate. Mrs.
Snyder will take a much needed rest
on the 'farm for a while,
' The following is the report of S.
S. No. 11, for the month of May :
Sr. 4th (Class a)—Elsie Ferguson
87 percent:, Ruby Churchill 79,
Pearl Churchill 74, Francis Powell
58.
(Class b)—Bruce Holland 6h, Glenn
Ferguson 60.
Jr, 4th—Clifford Castle 64, !toward
Currie 42.
.Jr. 3rd—Elmer .Trlek 68.
Sr. and—Laura Currie 64, Oliver
Ferguson 50.
Pt. and—Verna Colclough 78, 'Mel-
va Ellie -W/0, Ada Riggin 58.
Primer—Viola Holland, Mervyn
Batkin, Laurie Biggiii, Willie Batkin.
The best spellers for the month
arser:. 4th
(Cllass a)—Elsie Ferguson.
(Class b)—Glenn Ferguson.
Jr. 4th—Clillord Castle;
Jr. 3rd—Elmer Trick.
Sr. and—Laura Currie.
Pt, aad—Verna Colclough.
—Erma Diehl, Teacher,
Holmesville •
Dr. T, G. and Mas. Holmes' of De-
troit came over on the Greyhound
and have been guests. this week with
their brother and sister, Mr. J. R.
and Miss Holmes,
Mrs. Leech and, Mrs. Howell - of
Goderich are also guests this week
with Mt.., and Miss Holmes. Mrs.
Leech Is just recovering from a some-
what severe! illness and her friends
are glad to see bet able to be about
again,
Nu Dram 98c
Five dozen House Dr esscs made of good qual-
ity print, mostly blank and vabite, Dutch collar,
• trimmed with mauve and grey cliambrep. seaaa
* Short sleeves, elastic bet very; special •a`au
Pretty Summer Waists
Warm days awaken interest in the large and varied assortmeat
of 0001 white waists we have in stock, Our waist department will
bo foetid well equipped to supply every need,
Prices range from $1.5o to $7
QUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON
ONTARIO
ARTS
MEDICINE EDUCATION
APPLIED SCIENCE
Mining, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering.
HOME STUDY
ArCo c°41Z.V.;°.`;;MIttrtf,%. Deg"t
Summer School Navigation School
July nod August December to April
15 GEO. Y. CHOWN, Resirtrar
rokairruirtntlille RAI LWAv
nun \ tYsTEM
ATTRACTIVE POPS
—TO—
MUSKOKA LAKES
- ALGONQUIN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
LAKE OP BAYS
KARIVARTHA LAKES
GEORGIAN PAY
Round Trip Tourist Tiekets Now en
Salo frohi Stations in (Mario
at Very Low Rates, With
Liberal Stop overs.
GE'P YOUR 'TIGRE:PPS IN
ADVANCE.
Berth reservations and full inlet -
'nation at all Grand Trunk Tieket
Offices, or write 0, E. Homing, Dia-
ttict Passeager Agent, G. T,
%%stem, Toronte. Ont.
atANSIVORI) at, BON,
1Shak. 171 Jai-, ;
%Into* Nevm-Regsord
Ione 14th, (917
Kippen.
11818, Pere), Olerk .044.8011 of
101 01'0 gualts at the 1)01110 of Mr.
.W111. Anaersom Mr, Clerk WOO QV -
0t88118 With 1110 161St battalion and
Wee 111,E/1111N about fire: 111011the
;when -,he was invalialeal belt Ito Iallg-
land saileailar, float a .11eVere attack
ef alleumatlana Be was equaned 40
bed tior ten weelre but' is new on the
• Way to reeoverp, being able to ratio
abort
messra. 1), and 11. Alton of A.the
field toweehip were viSialuir last
week .at the home of their relativee,
Mr, awl Mrs, •W li Jobaaton. They
ceme eolith to uttond the funeral of
their aunt, the late Mrs, John Turn-
er of Stanley,
MI:. oupiod AtbeTulpt
Coiui)01 (1ia00;
chereh last Sunday Mahe interests of
the Dominion Alliance. Those who
beard him would like to have the op-
portunity of hearing him agent,.
Mr, W.Jolineton leftaen Tues-
day for 'Exeter to preside at the
entrance examinations now being
held in that place,
Mr, Wilfrid Mollis spent Sunday
with friends in Seaferth.
• Everything is growing flue in this
vicinity since the warm weather has
setC'raincile Roll day was observed in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
last. Five infanta were preaentea for
baptism;
Mrs. T. Kyle and Miss McLean
were.,visitors with Clinton friends on
Sunday. • -
Mrs. Seyanoma_Watson of ValWOUV-
or and her sister, Mrs. Stewart of
Crystal City, Man„ leave for their
respective homes this week. They
were called here owing to the recent
death of their mother, Mrs. William
°admen.
Mr. John Pepper and children of
Tuckersmith visited (('1411 Mr. and
Aare. George Taylor thia. week.
While here he took Mrs. Taylor for
a ride in his car which was a treat
for her, she 'being confined to tho
house for almost a year, the result
of a broken limb.
Mr: Alden Jones of London re-
ceived the sad, news last week that
his pnly, sen haat )Zee a killed in ac-
tion in France. Mr. Jones' many
friends in this vicinity will deeply
sympathize with him in his sorrow.
Mr. Jones is an old Stanley boy,
being brought up on the second con-
cessiou, near Kippen, a son of Mr,
John 4ones now of Ellaville,
Mrs. Watson, wbo has been an poor
health for some time, we are plea -
cal to note, is 801110 better,
Soldiers Returning to
• the Land
Not till the able -boated men return
can we tell how many soldiers are
likely to take up land and farm ' it.
The chances are that the number
will be large, if the men ,are con-
vinced that the schemes for helping
them will be; so developed and work-
ed as to offer a clear hope of sue -
cess.
A census. is now being taken among
Canadian soldiers overseas., and on
this it sheen' be possible to base an
estimate of the number agricultural-
ly inclined.
Among the questions asked aro the
fo11mving
PDO you:
desire to take advantage
of any available scheme of assisted
agricultural settlement ?"
"If 'so, what Province do you pre-
-ler to settle ill 1"
"And would you, if necessary to
gain experience, work for prevailing
wages 011 a farm after your return,
providing your dependents were in
the meanwhile given the same sup --
pert as they now receive;
The Training Board, it may be ex-
plained, consists of a Vocation Of-
ficer, a Medical Officer, and a third
member, generally representing the
Provincial. Commission established to
help returned soldiers in finding em-
ployment, When a man is found un-
able, owing to any effect of his sera
Vice, to take up his former occupa-
tion, he may claim the privileges
of the Govenunent's Re-education
Scheme, That Is, he is entitled to
receive free training for a new occu-
pation, along With free maintenance
for himself and his family while the
training lasts, annl foi a month long-
er,
Poultry -raising will probably be
taken up on a large scale in Mani-
toba, with the co-eperationof the
Produce Association of 'Canada. A
deputation from that body visited
the Commission in Ottawa the Ohm:
day, and pointed out that than was
a considerable field for partly dis-
abled men at the marketing end of
the business,—for example, in egg
testing and grading, and in the grad -
[ng, and in the packing of poultry.
The great re-education centre for
Ontario, at Guelph, just taaen over
as a going conceit by the Military
Hospitals Commission .from, the
Ptovincial-C(evernment, is fully equip -
peel for the most thorough agrieta-
Ural training, The -property covets
850 acres, nearly all available for
this use, and re great oroportion 'of
it alreadp under cultivation. There
15 a lane green -house, for gardening
under glass ; a model dairy, barn ;
up-to-date maellinerY ; ; a1n0 ltvt
stock of all kinds Complete the
equipment; for animal hasbantIty,
Seaforth
Rev. George McKinley was 14 Lon-
don last Week attending conference,
Mr. Clyde Rankin of the abaft of'
the Bank of Corranereo has • been
transferred to the branch at Dundee.
Mater 11. 5, Hays has aetathed
horn overseas. Mrs, Hays went tO
Montreal last week , to meet laim,
Mr, A. McIntyre of Baal Axe,
Mich., has been in town vialting her
slater, Afra, A. McNabb,
Miss Barbara Sproat line 'Alined
to Detroit after a vacation apent at
her home here,
Belgian Belief
The following letter ' eXplain
matters in regard , to the situation
141 Belgium and the 180611 of von-
tiauea assietance for the long -suffer -
1315 .aeople ()Radials puma wronged
eQuntry. Those interested i11 last,
gam Relief mega will be glad to
have the information herein eontnal-
ed
To the. Editor
Dear S1r,-1 view; Of the recent
statement issliea by -Mr, Hoover,
Chairman' of the Commission for
Relbol 10 1801515141 which points ant
the impossibility at present of ' ob-
taining the neeeaseap shipping _ton-
nage to forward to Belgium the
food supplies in' the same quantities
as 111, the „past, and also draws at-
atentioa- to' the fact that the 'Jetted
States Cloverament have meat) - are
raugements to loon the Belgian Gov, -
eminent the OM, of $15,000,000—
'marina' to the Commission for Re-
lief inallelgiunt in aix monthly in-
stalments--whieli stun will cover the
cost of such food supplies as *can be
slapped in that time by the limited
lumber of ships available to the
Commission, the Central Executive
Committee ab the 13a1g4an Relief
.Funcl in Canada finds it unnecessary
for the present, tcr make appeal to
the generously disposed people of
Canada, on the plea of the urgency
of support, in order to stave off star-
vation.
The. needs of Belgium continue,
however, as pressing- as in the past
and, the situatioa may be considered
at being even more pitiable as,
through the forced decrease in an
,ports, Belgium will be compelled to
fall back on iter last native ream:.
ces already so denuded, In order to
maintain that so limited ration that
has been doled out in the past it
will be necessary to eneroach 'upon
the country's stock of milk cattle
which has been reserved to maintain
a supply at fresh milk fox the chil-
dren.
In the !lope, however, that the re -
'cent swiftly developed shortage in
the world's shipping—the cause of
this new departure of the' Relief
Worif—rima, inat peamently enatiae; ia
the Ileac that the necessary • funds
may be available should any. emera
gency or special occasion arise and
in alma of the fact that in any
event , relief in many forms will be
required after the war, the commit-
tee hone that all the generous sup-
porters 01 4110 fund in the past and
all those who have pledged them-
selves for future payments will con-
tinue to support the fund and thus
contiime to show their sympathy
with the people who gave their all
for the cause of Huraanity.
All such donations received after
the 15t1s of June will be disposed of
to the beat advantages Of this
stricken people, according to the
wish that may be (expressed by any
donor or according to the actual or
more pressing needs of any of the
already orgnized channels of relief
work such as : _ "Help to the Chil-
dren removed from Belgian Front,"
"Queen's. Fund for the Mounded Sol-
diers," "Home for the Belgian Sol-
diers," "Relief for Belgian Prisoners
in Gerraany," "Anglo Belgian Com-
mittee of the Belgian Red Cross,"
"Relief for Belgian Children suffer-
iag from tuberculosis and rickets,"
"Belgian ,Orphana --Fund," "Belgian
National Relief Fund for War Or-
phans, etc."
All donations received ,prior to the
15th of June will be- held at the- dis-
posal of the Commisaion for Relief
in Belgium, for the purchase in Can-
ada of !Canadian produce, according
to our previous pledges.
The Central Easecutive Committee
will issue in the immediate future a
.report covering the whole of their
operations up to the 0344 of June.
Thanking you for publishing the
above WO remain,
Yours, trulp, .
A. De Jardin,
Hon. Secretary -Treasurer,
RU'PTURE IS CURABLE
Results Not lefluenced by Age or
Length of Time Standing
' Reports Expert
Rupture is not 11 tear Dr arellell
in the abdominal wall, as commonly
supposed, but it is a stretching or
dilation of a natural opening, says
L. Y. Egan of Toronto, thenoted
Rupture !and Appliance Speolalist,
who will visit Clinton, Normandie
Hotel, Saturday, June 28rd. . The
"Cutatrus;" as now used and appro-
ved will not only retain any case of
rupture perfectly, affording imme-
diate and complete comfort, but is.
intended to assist nature to close
the opening in the shortest time
known without au. operation. This
appliance has received highest awards
wherever shown, producing results
without harmful injections "pr other
aids, Mr, Egan lies testlimonials
from our own section tor inspection,
It interested call, he will be pleased
to aliese you same without charge,
Wingham
Mrs, Dailead, Rae, said children have
been visiting relatives at St Paul's,.
MX, Jerry Maddigan, has returned
from a visit in Toronto,
Mrs. Arthur Pellman and two chil-
dren of Toronto are spending a yam -
tam tt.t tho home of Mr, and Mrs, A.
E. Lloyd. '
Dr. C. A. and Mrs, Campbell of
Brooklyn, N.Y., spent a few, days
last week with Mr. and Mrs,. Davis.
Dr, and Mrs, Campbell are going to
Muskoka for the samataa, the form-
er having just recovered from a way
severe Illness.
Mrs, A. Iloni has recently return-
ed from a couple, of menthe' stay in
1108 1)0111 nviaiting friends in Morris
Miss Agnes McGuire 01 Edmouton,
toWnship and is 4�W With friends it
'Stanley. ,
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•Fulfill Every - Claim
No furnace can do wore than satisfy -7 -
but the Sunshine " trnace absolutely
and invariably does satisfy fUlly and
completely witroperly installed.
Ask our local dealer to show you this
good furnace, or write for free booklet.
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Convenient Service. Modern Electric Lighted Equipment
Standard and Tourist Sleeping Caro and Colonist Coach',
For Tickets, Reservationa, -141terature and Information, apply to
A. T, DOOPER, HOOK STORE, CLINTON,
Or write R. L, FaIrbairn, G.P,A., 68 King St.. E., Toronto.
CA:NAP:IAN:. NORTHERN RAI LWAY
1111.
Extra Profit From
Selected Cows
One remarkably satisfactory' result
of keeping simple dairy. records,
yields of milk and cost of feed, is
bo imowledge gained that cows of
gooil dairy type do repay the coat
of extra feed.
One example map be given. Not
far from St alpaeinthe, Quebec, one
hundred cows produced 104,804
pounds of milk more during 1916
than one hundred did in 0015. The
1915 records showed that ten were
Mat paying so they were beefed, and
again in 1916 eleven were sent to
the block, being replaced by better
milkers. Better feeding contributed
largely to the above noted big in-
crease in milk yield : more' corn
was fed, more clover and a little
higher meal ration.
The value of the extra feed was
$605.00 ; this produced more milk
to the value of $1,677.66, so that
the extra clear return was $1,072.66,
and the cows were in much ' better
condition.
Dairy records help to select good
cows and to ensure larger. profit.
Write the Dairy Commissioner, Ot-
tawa, for free milk and feed record
forms. —C. P. W.
Tlie June issue of Rod and Gun is.
out and its 'contents are such as to
appeal to lovers of the out of Roars.
"Learning the Way" by Edward T.
Martin is descriptive of the various
stages involved in becoming •a stilled
shoo'ter, "The Reeoad of a Cruise
on the Kawartba Lakes" tells of a
motor boat outing in' this attractive
part of Ontario while the "Diary of
a Canoe Trip in Algonquin Park"
describes a successful fishing trip in
the Park. Other stories there are of
similar interest and all the regular
departments are 'well maintained.
Dog lovers will End a full report of
the recent big dog show held in
Montreal with a last of all the
awards given at the show and ac-
companying descriptive matter. Pod
and Gun in Canada is published at
Woodstock, Ont., by,. W. J. Taylor,
Ltd.
An Unconscious
Tribute
In deSpateli, from Washing
describing United States. feeling on
entering the war, Mr. Harry, Ander-
son, the Toronto Globe's well-known
political correspondent, says :
"Cousin Jonathan is saluting Jack
Canuck these says, Uncle' Sam is
looking northward for guidance and
leadership,
At the clubs., in the hotel lobbies,
in the offices and stores, wherever
0110 hears the problems of prepara-
tion and Organization discussed, prob.-
lams of recruiting, of training, al
equipping, of . medical and nursing
service, oE censorship, of patriotic
endeavor in all linos, the determining
decision seenas to be, "Well, how did
Canada handle it."
To equal Canada's effort the Unit-
ed States, in Proportion to popula-
tion would have to recruit, train,
equip and send overseas approximate-
ly 476,000 men within the next sev-
en weeka. TR. maintairt the rate of
Canada'effort it would have to
raise 5,000,000 men within the next
thirty nionths and send over 4,000,-
000 overseas. Is it any wonder abet
Canada's achievements have evoked
cobstant expressions of" amazement
and admiration from the UMW
States 7 Any wonder that the peo-
ple or Canada are getting tired and
sick of hearing professional politi-
cians (leery their countey's cantribtl-
tien for,purposes at party ?
tit
Zurich
Mrs. E. Siebeat ta Detroit is vie -
Ring 0141( 110 Imam of ,Mr. W. L. Sie-
bert, •
Mr. R. T. Dunlop, manager of the ,
1(10150115 Bank, has moved tate the 11
house just Vaeatea. by Mr, W.., 5, '
Reim.
"A Stitch In Time"
Had Father Noah been quite wise
he would have killed the pair of flies
that roosted in the ark ; he let
that pregnant duty slide while he
and Shem and japhet tried tot nay-
igatq their bark Two aka Were, 4511.
there were, all told, and Noah could
have knocked them cold with. one
good lusty swat-; he had the chance
—lie let it slip, while lie went moon-
ing round his ship—the knowledge
makes -• mo hot ! And ever since the
sons of men have toiled and wrought,'
and toiled agaia, to kill the measly,
flies ; the more we kill the more -we
find, the more we. knock the blamed
things blind, the more their legions
else; , We're all like- Noah more or
less!, responsible for, the distrtss
that makes all hope seem vague ;
we see some ugly things alive, and
let them Bye, and grow, and Virago
until they are a plague. Wo calmly,
view the noxious weeds, and habits
bad, and evil deeds, which breed so
beastly fast, We lot them grow and
multiply as, Father Noah did the
fly, and kick ourselves at last 'A
stitch la time,' the poet said, (lie
had a long and shapely, head) 'will
save you niae, by guni, and nothing
truer will you End in all the pears
that lie behind or all the years to
come.—Ex.
THE WESTERN FAIR
Sept. 7tb to 15th
. •
The Priae List of .London's popular
Exhibition has just been issued and
will be of great interest especiall31. to
intending Exhibitors. In these.stren-
uous times the pressing need peems
to be greater praduction. The man-
agement of the Exhibition having
this in mind have this. year gener-
ously added $2,000,00 to their Prize
List in order to encourage the
Farmers and Breeders to produce
more and better Live Stock, Grains,
Roots' Etc. This amount which has
been distributed throughout the list
will certainly make it a most at-
tractive one as it brings the Lis -17-10
near the $30,000.00 point. Send to
the Secretary, A. 58. Hunt, London,
Oat., for a Prize List or any infor-
mation regarding the Exhibition.
•
Seaforth.
Mise Robb of Toronto speat a
couple of days recently with her sis-
ter, Mrs. 0. L, Williams. •
Mr, and Mrs. A. le. Colson of St.
Thomas have been visiting Mr, and
Mrs. J. 0. Greig,
While Mr. Thos. Pullman, was
Working with a gasoline tank in Mr.
Edge's shop one day last week he
'net with an a,ecia;ent which resulted
in severe burns about his face -and
chest, Fortunately assistance was
at hand or the accident might have
resulted fatally. Aa it is Mr. Pull-
man will probably be laid up for a
considerable time.
Alas, (Dr.) Mulligan has yeturnea
to her home at Grand Forks, • N.
Dakota, after a lasit of sovexal
Weeks with her mother, Mrs, Mc-
Quade,
THE BLOOD AND THE BRAIN.
Among the manp important i'.1/411Psio-
logical facts that should be as well
known bp people generally as they
are by physicians, is the dependence
of the brain for its proper action
on the vitality of the blood. It this
is impaired,. the blood, affords .an. 1111-
1)0111004 atimulus to the brain, and,
as a necessary consequence, languor
and inactivity of the entire nervous
system follows, and a tendency to
1.1.)eetartthech:. 'or faintness makes its ap-
.1It is probable that no other mod-
eVer produced has done more in
the way of revitalizing the blood
making it pure and rich, Mat lifIced's
Sateaparilla, which slieuld certainly
al given a trial where. there is any
Tama to believe that the blood. is
defective in quality or deficient
uantity,