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The old year still ;jolts year image
Tabun when, youtry to write 1923
Seaforth is proud of itn 'lire bri-
'.: he year 1923 enter vt1111 a height-
prospect
eight-
pr spect for business. 'rice world
gradually coining bark to a more
etable s101511ti io and men and women
ore realizing that the day of pecula-
tion is :wer and that worth and work
are the tllirti;s that count..
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS 44:
By W. H. T.
'Cite old year seemed loathe to
leave this part of the country, at
east it spent its last day in shedding.
:opiot i floods of tears.
'rile new year conies to us as a
hook 01 three hundred and sixty-five
Want. pages -ea page for each .day.
May we :., live that when the year
i_ ended, on no page of this book will
he crime: the record of a thought or
none or deed of which we shall be
ashamed in the day of judgment.
New Year's resolutions are treated
by many as a standin ' joke. hut
with these people the writer cannot
h any'ntran agree. 'the forming of
a e.,solt+tion implies a eareful. critical
scrutiny of our bast conduct. with
the te+-,tit that said conduct was
t .h ht t, he e oibt • r,f ve-
ment--Itim,e the resolution.. o do.
heere-e the future. \\iron we OW-
that
,tth t the present is alt age of
1 h ,ather thmi.solar:. ri 1
feal that r 1.
1 f int i 1 + who!
t ,• t '+•ir. f. e them 1
i+lrnv the ?�a, , year. to Ax
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z' 111 Ip from a Ihey
r' t1 .1 tl r '..7t / or,t
"the Tilt r)1 t viewing
the :iae^ i- •i , ta•.'.- thing. On, r
h ;, s anti girls all have read
letn, the rireek lobi?, ,pare Pytha-
i'ora., who lived fr ,ni 580 t , ?l0 1; C.
To. hair r attrI1,i ,-.1 that - l le^ wse-
fe" eimptisititin -tile 47th .,1 first Eu-
clid—the joy of the'htalder in getting
the length of the rafter-, \\'ell. it was
a sacred rule with the disciple., of
t'.ie .neat man that they should every
evening thrice run over the actions.
and affairs of the day. and examine
what their conduct had been. This
practice the poet has beantiftdly ex-
pre..ed in the following lines
.'Nor let suit slumber dole your eyes
Before you've.recolleeted thrice
The n•aiu iit aeti,,ns thr,ntgh the
day;
Where e ha. -1 me feet eleise eget the
way?
What have I learnt where'e I've
been.
all I've heard: fi"opt all I've
seen:
What know 1 more that's worth the
knowing?
\Vltat have I doile that's worth the
doing?
What have I sought that I' ehuirld
shun?
\Cha• duty have I left undone?
Or into what new follies rim?
These self -enquiries are the road
That lead to virtue and to Go!."
,Another poet • Cys-_,
-"Pis great wase to talk with our hast
hours;
•td ask theist whatreport they bore
to heaven:
_) that. •-nrt'uV'Lei 'ori illy seeltf with
fresh. troops. Napoleon- -hastily ex -
!darned to 1301 the slate of affair', aiid
asked, "What is to be done?" `11 is a
lost battle," )esaix replied, "But
there are sonic hoursof daylight
zyet,
y .
'9.3. have time to, win another. The
battle'was-resumed: and the previous
defeat was followed before the son
went down by one of Napoleon's'
greatest t•ietfiries--tli1 battle of Mot-
en90 giving hind the mastery of Italy,'
Let us not he fearful, Our doubts
are traitors and make use lose the good
we oft might win, by fearing to' at -
t enip t,"
Let us form our resolutions, and
live up to thein ' to the best of our
ability. remembering that 'tis better
to have resolved and lost, than not to
]rave resolved at a11,
internally and Externally it is
crowning property of
Dr. Thomas' Ecleetrie Oil is that it
can be used internal}• for many cont-
urians 5s well as externally for many
complaints as web as externally. For -
sore throat. cough,
crop,, vrhoopinr
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U111 - in the chest. colic and many
kindred ailments it has.nualities that
are unsurpassed. A bottle of it costs
tilide and there is no Hiss in always
limine it at hand,
TOWN TOPICS
(Continued from Page 5.)
Mr. and \lis Sprig and family, of
Ti,gnniudville, have proved to To-
ronto.
Mr. Cyril 1•. Snowdon is hone from
Kingston.
Our Companionship With Time"
will be the subject for the New Year's
services at the Seaforth 'Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Miss Edith Govenloek has returned
1,, Toronto. -
.lr. I-Iarry Livens is spending a
fen days in Toronto,
\I1 \\ . Laing, of Milverton,is a
holiday visitor 1t the home ot his
r.a en •5, Mir. and Mrs. Johu 1.5.09..
Miss Hazel \Wintc s '.as tt_:.trite,l
t„ l'oropt.
3-11s. William,. of i 1''ic'. 1 1511
c 1 > 1 tatr \Tr. Willi onsNorth
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\It Ressel 7 2..111..1,3 t
lir t eh t dge
Mr.. Kenneth tut t ;Lid u,
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it,nit of her prcn*,. \I,. and \L,.
J. T Merner.
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1,7'01 d 1ltu Ni.oldity for
a \' 1. + t
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New \ as 3, at her home in Stratford.
rd.
Mrs. Robot Be.11 has re..eived
word of the death at Rrenerton,
Washington Territory rf her btotli-
er to 4at , Mt Robert nut a. ,tri-
er resident of E rmonti 1
.111:,, Florence r ence '1't. ,uip;on 1'as re-
l to Tomo, t.
Dr. Hogg and sot Jack, of Pre,-
tom
r:.-asps :pent Monday arel Tuesday with
tvc 'r w=t t: 1 1•:tl:,ap
Mrs. W 1). Fair, of Clinton, spent
New Year's Day with her sister,
Mrs, James.. Watson.',
:Miss Belle Ballantyne has return -
al to Waterloo.
-Miss :clary Hay's returned to her
school at Wellesley on Monday.
Messrs. \V, Aberhart, W. Greig,
Harold Coates and Miss Marion Lar-
kin, leave on Thursday to resume
their studies in Toronto University.
Miss Mary Gillespie, who was a
visitor at the home of her parents,
Me and 'Mrs. Tames Gillespie, has re -
'turned to Fergus,
N1iss Della 7fhompson spent New
\'r a at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson
Mi.A• T,'rla He.warth and Miss,Tthe
MeKay. who. have been spending
the holidays at their home, have re-
turned on Tuesday to Crediton.
\Ir.•. A\\ Harvey and family of
I, pion. are New Year's guests alt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jame.
Acheson, Jr.
lir. Main. of Hamilton, was a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
1-larry Edge.
When a mother detects front, the
writhtngs and fretting of a child that
-e-orms are troubliu; it, she San pre-
emie reliable remedy in Miller's
Worm r n Powder, which will expel -Eli
teritene from the svqem. They uta3,
ra use rnntiu,,,;, but this need cause
n,+ arc:ictp beca't-e 11 is rut a m•wi-
f station of their .thorough work, No
worms can long exist where these
I'owders are used,
.\ti<t how they night have b, rho more
wdvRdc^
welcome rteivs,
Their answers form what Hien e.,r,ri-
encs call." `
And now, w=hat if, ()Wring to our
human weakness, we sometimes fail
to keen our resolutions, are we to be
utterly discouraged? By no 151505.
Though we fall, let as not brcotii-
pictely Cast. down. Like the tod-
dling little child that trips and falls,
let tis get right up again, and try and
Save Because
Constant saving of small
amounts will give you the most
profitable habit you can have-
THE SAVING HABIT.
CASIO SPECIALS
10 bars Comfort
Soap
10 bars Electric
Soap
try, 10 bars Naptha
Like Bruce's spider let us try in Soap , . ..
the face of repeated failure "till sue- 10 calces Castile
eess crowns our persevering, effort.;. Soap
Failure is often a blessing in dis- 3 ''lige bars Castile
guise, in that it spurs us on in such •Soap
3 tins Comfort
a way as develops our moral fibre Lye
and makes us better then and wolnert F'
than we otherwise . would have been,
Faust's is. sometimes the precut'ser'
of a great success. Take an example
frond history. Ott the 14th of 'June,
18001. the Austrians ;net the French'
under Napoleon, op. the plain of
Morcttgo Rtrange 'to say, Napoleon
tem, unprepared, epared, and -was .surprised
with the result thathisarmy was de-
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'�romieorZe most trusted generals
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PHONE 72.
NORTHMcKILLOP.
The Old year went out wet, it hav-
ing rained nearly tell day on SunclaY
Mr. john Thornton and wife and
two children are visiting his- brother,
Joseph,_a.td numerous relatives in this
section. Mr. Thotyton's home is in
Saskatchewan. He informs us that,
his crops were good with fair prices.
After leaving here they, intend going
to Durham ' for a spell, this being
where Mrs. Thornton's relatives re -
We regret to say that Mr. Thomas
Leeming has again been very 31, He
has had a great deal of illness lately
but hope his health will soon improve,
Mrs. Flnfie'. and her granddaugh-
ter. Hiss Agnes Stewart, Paris, have
been visiting nR relatives es ht this section,.
Our township -.council got back
again quietly and the expense cif an
election has beensaved.
The little diphtheria patients in the
east end and the scarlet fever pati-
eats itt the west entl' are doing nicely,
we are itlformed, This is pleasing
indeed.
Through incorrect . information it
was stated in these items that • Mrs.
McNichol had died. Instead it was.
Mrs. McMurray, mother to Mrs, `D.
McNichol, who passed away. Some
people will persist in terming a moth-
er-in-law "mother' this la hone the
ntrstalte. ocurred:
CH0StELHURST,
\Ir. awl Mrs. Oliver, of Forest, are J. Murray.
THURSDAY JANUARY 4, 1923
visiting at.the lame of 3 -It and Mrs.
Tonics II'orton.
Mr. William McLean, of Sir• tar
tit oy,
Is 51511ih'g hitt parents, Arr. anti Mrs,
Johit' M Lean,;
1P•r: C,ord011.13oilaua is yis;ting`rela�
1:115$ in Melville, Pa;
The: Epworth Leagues held a social.
gathering at the Bottle of Mr. arid.
Mrs, Roy McDonald on Wednesday;
evening, December 2710: The young
people dressed ha old thne costume,
had an old time programme and cit=
joyed themselves as they did in the,
days Of old,
Mrs. -Vance of the Usborne bowtd-
ary passed away on Srt tday 111010ing,
1)ee, 31st, after a lengthy ilhtess. The
funeral will be held Oil Tuesday of
ternoonto St1 f
fix.
3'Ir. Stine, of Alberta, is visiting his
brother, Mr, T;. Stire...,
MANLEY,
Mr, John Holden spent' his Christ-
mas .holidays in Guelph.
At our tenial school meeting, 3 -Ir.
J: Murray ''as re-elected Trustee by
acclamation.
Mr, Tont Holland, our shoe travel
er, spent his holidays in our brag,
-Miss Mary and Gertie Murray have
returned. to 'Windsor to resume their
duties as teachers.
31r, John Murray, jr., from the
banking staff, Hamilton, spent New
Year's with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Medical
D1$. H, HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon. Late of Landon
Hospital, London England, Special
sttentiotl to diseases ofthe eye, ear,
nose' and throat,O'ffrce ai,d1 reside
ence behind Dominion llanlc, Offi.e
Photie No. 5, Resiclene9 Phone 106.
DR, F. 5, BURROWS, -ieaforth,.Of-
f ee and residence,. Goderich Street,
eat of the Methodist ,Church. Cor -
otter for the .County of Huron. Tel-
ephone
elephone No. 40.
LRS, SCOTT &MACKAY. Phys.'
'crafts andGoderich Surgeons, Gode h St.
eeposite Methodist clnu'ch, Seaforth:
SCOTT, Graduate Victoria and Ann
Arbor, and member of Ontario Col -
loge of Physicians and Surgeons.
Coroner for County of Huron.
MACKAY, honor graduate Trinity
University, Gold medallist, Trinity
Medical College, Member of Cot
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Ontario,
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER=Eye, Bar,,
"Nose . and Throat. Graduate in
Medicine University of Toronto, 1897.
Late. Assistant New York Oplithal-
laic and Atual Institute, Moorefield's "
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London, England, At
Commercial '. Hotel, . Sea -forth,
third Wednesday in each month,
from 11 a.m: to 3 p.tn. 53 Waterloo
street, Sotith, Stratford. Phone 267,
Stratford,
DR. A. M. HEIST, OSTEOPATH—
Licensed in Iowa and Michigan. Spe-
cial attention to diseases of women
end t•hilclren. Consultation free. Of-
fice' over ltntbach's drug store. Suc.
I cessor to Dr. Geo. J. E•Ieilemann,
0 - 1 TnieMay , 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, I
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• Directors.
D. F. McGregor, R. R. 3, Seaforth;
John G. Grieve, 12. R. 4, Walton; W.
Rinn, R. R. 2, Seaforth•; John. Bene
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