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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1909-01-29, Page 2e. Dv _ AS S tepded. t That Naas Dtrtiakthata seal and e.W midencle T E VE ne needs something. . to, a e and maintain ngth for the rs.daily . round of duties. There is' nbtbing better - than an Ale or "Porter, the purity and merit of which has been attested by dhernistsx physicians and experts at *e great exhile-t ons. ;OW Ittoetiq does away with all the dir'ty work of keeping stoves clean. leinnixing—nohara rubbing. "Black Istnight " is always ready to use—shines quick as a wink—and puts on a. bright, black polish' that ellehts &eery woman n heart. Equally good forStove, Pipes, Grates anti Ironw,ork: If you can't get 443teek.Krilght” In your neighborhood, send mune of dculer and 10c forfull sizedeau. The F. F. DALtET co. LIBUTED. sAstaToN. ons. IOA You Cann possibly have a better Cocoa than A delioielle drink and a sustaining foOd. Fragrant, nutritious arid eConomical. This exCellent Cocoa maintains the system in risbust health, and enables it to resist winter's extreme cold, So d by Grocers and Storekeepers In 1.Ib. and i.Ib Tins. WINTER. -_...SES-410N. Opens Jan. 4th in all rdepartments of the Central Business College Yonge and Gerrard Streets, Toronto, Our Catalogue explains our su- periority in Equipment, Sta,ff, Method and Results. You are invited to write for it if inter- estedin the kind ofschocdwork which brings besteuccess. W. H. SliAW, Principal. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS A simple and effective remedy for SORE THROATS AND COUGHS They combine the germicidal value of °rewire with the fiocthing ropertise of slippery elm and Mo. Vice. Your druggist or from 10c ill tamp. Laismics, Slum oe., Taulted, Agents, Montreal, 401 The FARMERS' BANK OF CANA A *AS. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO Incorporated by Act of Parliament Member of Canadian Bank- ers Association .A:gesa'. era banking business transact- ed. Sale notes cashed or collect- ed. Drafts and money orders is- sued. Interest allowed on deposits in the Savings Bank Department at highest current rates. Dashwood and Brucefield Branches IL T. DUNLOP, Manager. _ Ss sucli uitW that nad1a tictld not got to Texas y ene Convene- .t.e. It*kd tnoil when flew can be At.--114,...,„ ..datekt . 'at am, tea* Mr. le.wreefie. y . Id wage. Onnneldelene med. _kr leamenee"queatities, esti- tor. the Do vo,iatxd. _ vety at s„408,000,000, tolnel by the. wee, . _ - eenmerst expert, is found capable of O giy .to the fa that Siberie if3 Supplying..1111-:- the asphalt used, the _coming rival of ail other- net -loins, consurantiOn- _hitherth -being only 200,- k- -notelet bridge eonstruction, Macleod, Ai- berta, ban been atoned tor the time being, owing to the extreme_ eold. The therraorneter tas. Wen down to 47 be- low -zee* Ana although the Weather much milder tow, the mercury con- ttnued below the Zero. mark tor, the past week. There is about a foot a i-ootyLoo9.:-too,aitogether snow and eleigbing god for the of gate& In --particular, ern the, I : - - The 'L large* gas well in the world is linst time in yeaes. Range cattle are truggie 1°-r- la'the -(1..airi toundenot far from .the Pelican Rapids, eald to be suffering from want of , ado. „"The Brassiest, or Siberian. ex -1 On t'bje -Athabeecedltteer, near, the as- toed and waterel the istrea-nai and t butter 15 _neW ;Desiree eeconsi. -Phatt -deposits. Someone, set the. ass .sprlinga being frozen over. The sual- , - fire and it fie 1 gr.owIng rapidly.c.This trerniees to be -a A huntted ruilaor that their gocvr6s have aegis:. frozen. The e most sepiops*: competititim some troni_ this al,,n equally Plentiful: supply railways are teelin.g the effects of is fottpd. - the comtinueol.-cold sna,p._ the fiat's, ries *ill nave- 'to Tneet. The On the Miekenzie River idown to awe/Ices .bothnaesenger end freight, be - :oon • mes up 66 to 80 feet I: y degetablea will e„hort this the Danish in. volume, and -it is ain the air with a. rear that can be. ageing, many farmea's complaining roul bmldIng. of the Trans-Siberianrape i the neetie, game grows two feet in tag snore or 'less demoralized. way has oPentd UP an enormous terrii diater. He had seen isprete on the —The baed,evere ;stoke and dwelling ory which Is apparently better suiteAthabasca. four ,feet in diameter. He df idenry Weems, of Rosebank, near ed or live „stock than other kinds of belied that Americans would be allow- Inalni, Manitoba, was destroyed by farming. -Owing to the -e—xiSterice of ed to -buy the timber on conditkin that fire the other moriang. Tory little umerous navigable waterways cros. they came over and manufactured it .Wasel •Saved. The building was occupied sing the,railway at right _Angles, and here.as a baadware shop,tinsmith shop and -cting as feeders from north and W,Ialte People thought the Peace Avvelling. Ifrs. Steeves had gone to south, a huge territory is (*Witted up. River far off, they were going down the echool with the children, leaving in one resPeet Sioerian competition to South America to develope that dee at*Iteme. It Is supposed the 'One Is not as serious as it might be, for country. There -were 65,000.,000 acres the quality of the great bulk of the. of first class agricultural land. Wheat product is seCond grade. The people on a rearanset Fort Vermillion averaged are extremely !poor, and live in prim- 56 bushels to the acre, and squash, itive surroundings. On the ether hand pamortng, eucumbeire and other plants the conditione permit Siberia to pro t ripened to the open air without We duce butter at a rate which. would be ticulty. The only difficulty was in ruinous to the Canadian farmers, -with keeping down weeds. He expected the their WO Seale of living. Our. safety west would eventually ship four, five lieS111 bringing to our dairy opera- and idX million bushels of wheat. tions the advantages which more aa- t. A' world -record was roads In one field vanced civilization gives us. Our et Wheat which was sown and harvest - chief hope for an inereateed outletat ° in etglety-six days. Seeding- Is present prices teem to lieth. the en- generally dote from Apirl 22 -till-tar couragement of larger consumptien in -1, andharvest is never later than Canada, In which dieeetion are great- August 20, being generally ccenpleted er poibffltLs thee are 'generally sets- hi July. SAOW everagea 2 feet- deep, 400eeti." The English Pensioner.4ave On New year Day the English Pere, sten Act cants into force and more feet 4 inehea -belts the, record, but Mr. Lawrence bees -seen matry winters when there wannot enough Anew for When Fort Churchill is Opened, .*heat can be ehipped to Liverpool - than half a Million old bilks collected more. cheaply than trona =',.Witonipeg to - the few shilling's eaCir which- "Free Prince Rupert lies directly west of Trade and a Liberal Government," as the peace River dietrict, and the Ai - the leader deacribee ,the' agencies . tot beide _Government has arranged to be thanked, had p,rovicled for theme To ino- gugar"UPtmT. ot talti7laeYublIntraytUltf:theop for the ci .tertrils: be eligible for a neasion the -applicatt It was cold in: winter but ver ., mind be more than seventy years -old, -greeable and. p1eant In Su- '-rienY ear. and a laritisit subject. - The scale of 'From May, 1 till August 1 OSvpaper print could be reed at midnight out rneinnive oteshimeis veass 4towlieeowks cwhere the ven.i of doors the dene are go long. Mr. Laerrencp's uncle, II. IL Law - mane, tried at experiment in planting three 'poundal of very email potatoes, and the crop resulting was 638 lbs. Mr. Lawrence'e coussie cenatentlo raises 1,000 'bushels of. 'potatoes to the acre, of -the best kiln& and the ;potato gasnieras mearne do not exceed X21 'n'er . annum. ' Four Shillings a week where the pen-, nees mein's exceed 021, but de not exceed £23 128 6d. Three- shilinge a week - where tlie 'Pensioner's means exceed £23 12s 6d, bug has not yet :arrived, but do not exieed £26 6s. Mr. Lawrence. eakt e1 compliment to Two ehilings a week where the pen- the Northwest Mounted_Police. "No lelorier's Means exceed £26 5s, but man eseapes there on a, technicality," One ° tehil°11tinex:8eda wle28k 1rhe6rt the Pea- he declared, in speaking_ of •the mega skletrates, who did their best to have but- means exceed £28 17s 6d, the law observed. but de not exceed Z81 10e. The Peace, A.thabeects and, Idackene Killed by Joy. • zie 'rivers drain a territory- 100,0000 The Landon Leader publiehes inter- mikelarger than that of the St. Lew- esting little biographical sketches of 1, rence and the Great reakeet- The Kiss - nem a the pensioners, and the Ex- I issippi &ass not compare , -with' the press adds -.a pathetic touch by Call- I Mackenzie for !navigation. ing attention to some 1300P old folks I Herring tome up the Mackenzie from who, cliecl just as the evil days upon' the .Attic °teen to Great Bear Lake, which they had fallen eeemed to be ' and fish are so- 'plentiful nailing would over. One man, an ex -gunner of the be an advantage. The Peace !river is open six months of the year. Horses are lett out to winter aid -come in fat in the spring. Cattle have to be ted from three to five menthe. Royal Artillery,, dropped in a poet - office just as he was about to receive his pension. The -excitement of draw- ing his money caused the death, ef another veteran 'of Spalding, who ex- pired on returning home. A and. wich woman dropped dead in the post office, aed two other aged Sand- wich people expired, on: New rears Day. An old Kilkenny woman died on her way to the eost office; two. °these -legend away on NewYears eve. tit was a pathetic sight—the strea.m of old, wore, men and twomen, some half blind, seine bent with age and, 'rheumatism; hobbling along with sticks, eome led by 'neighbors, some moving along by thernsalVes, a few. ateis at a 'time, shaky fund fearful, but independent to the last." 'Liv- ing On Tea Shillings a Mimic, The story is told of two aged Londoners, the husband aged 72, ..with a cataract.. on one eye, and very litn .Ile eight In the other, and the wife a year • 'younge.r., They have ..several ,children, but only one of theirs is able to he Me parents, and only' to the extent of 2s '6d a week. The old woman earn e as every second' week by minding a touse,while the family ,goes visiting ter .the day; and as extra once a month as a char- woman... They will now have 10.4 . a weok perr...on between them in addi- tion to their termer little store. _ The Oldest Pensioner. The okiest-. pension' er Is thought to. be Mrs. Rebecca • Claroe, of Wood - green, LondOr‘ Who .15 aid to be 104. She was married in 1830, and had nine cbildreh. She tras many grandchildrenand great granclehildren, and What is hard for rainadiate to undenstantl Is fhe 'poverty that must surely grip the whole Clarke family It a score of its , members cannot provide for the old lad -y • the few years of moathe she is likely_ Willie. One of Birmtnglaam's pensioners is a well known chars.ater, Sergeant John Wilkins, :popularly called "Father Chrietmas." He was all through 'the Indian Mutiny. Anothet pensioner, who explains ber longevity to the _bead work he has done for seventy odd yeareis a great-grandmother with 37 descendents. Another London pen - stoner was born before ;Waterloo; and remembers best of all the great sights of his life, Victoria driving through London on her way to be Crowned. _ Repeat it;—"Shilob's Cure will al - •ways, cure my coughs and colds." rialiMDCMIMMUNIESCSMEINITO,Iii. Canada's Far North. (Until quite recently, Canada' ten north' was considered a wilderness of Joe, but of late facts have been giv- en which ehow 1 it to be a country of great fertility, in which grain, veg- etables, etc., ban be grown succeasfult ly and In abundance. In an address berme the Canadian Club be Toronto recently, Mr. Fred G. Lawrence, tor 35 exerts a resident of the :Peace Riv- er district, gave sante interesting facts relative to that country. _ 1 —R. Wilscirt, a section foreman at He said he hoped to dispel some of 1 Prankltn, Manitoba, wired to Milne - the illeorions held in the most con -1 dose terse gay last week foe five g-- ceraring the dietrict Fifty- years ago l lens of ,coal oil, to be shipped to him Ohio wan the western Wheat limit, but I at ante, se he had ruin abort A firm now it is being extended north and ! In Minnedosa immediately despatched I west in a way that gives Canada dise the goods and ot. Wilsion :receiving ttnct importance. them he tilled his lamps and gave Along the beaks of ail the streams seine oil to the station Agent 1Wh1le flowing east or weSt.frona---the bound- attending to the * leanly, . Nilson 9.17 to the Arctic Ocean, Mr. Law- Chi:night the smell that came from peace declared, gold vies to ,be eound. the Contents was not that of coal wo,awawrissumw = A MOTHER'S AID INTHE NURSERY - Every mother should be able to treat the maser ailments of her little ones. Prompt action may prevent sere 10110 1111DASS—lerhapS save a eland's lite. A einnele remedie always at hand is therefore aln abselute necessity, and there 15. nothing else'so good as Baby's Own. Tablets. These Tablets prompt- ly cure' all stomach tad bowel trou- bles, break ur, colds, cure simple tev- ense exeel worms end make teething easy. Goo1 for the new bori baby or the well growe child. Guaranteed to contain no pplate. Mon L. W. Smith, St Giles, Que., says: "1 have used Ra)rla Own Tablets for 'constipation and other, Ilia of childhood, and find them the best medicine -1 have ever given me- little. ones." Sold by media eine sleettere Or by mall at 26 cents a boxfrojn The Dr. William' Medictne Rrockville, Ont. Manitoba and Northwest Notes —Wm. Butterfield, eine of -the !pio- Ileerel of the McCreary district, near Dauphin, Man., died on January ga. at the age of seventy-four years., —Relay the other night, one of the Winnipeg street cars ran against a big, gaunt,grey wolf, The latter ermined wickedly at the cat and then disappeared in the derkness. —The . ratepayers of Saskatoon re- cently voted on a by-law to raise $20,000.for the purpoee of purchasing a esite for the tair germ& and to erect buildings thereon. The vote was almosterneinirnous, 122 voting for the by-law ancl only 6 agalnat it. —A well known realdent of St. Aire elle, near Dauphin, While engaged in playing a triendly game of cards with' some felends the other evening, surik lett at home- had beee playIng about the Stove and set; fire to the woodbox. —J. 404. E. Brown,. of Portage la Prairie, sold their building on Seek- a-tcheWars, ayenue to 3. F. Welker, im- plement dealer, for $05,000. It has a frontage on -the avenue or 182 feet, andeostretches back 360 deet to Duke street, across the street is their large barm. This building is -occupied, by the Mews. Brown as offices and lin- pleanent warehouses; Starlsaid theatre Ls g above the find floor. The build known ae Brown's exchange. —After waiting five years fr the return of :two semi who had p aetrate ed the: northern -Mats on a 'Preatieett ing trip, Murdock McLeod, of Edmore, ton, Alberti, ...received the first word ot theln the other day, When a riewee paper was delivered at Ills house cona. taining the account of the finding of the skeletons of his soths, ninety milee UP the Negate river, in laritinh Col- umbia. sttle daehe ed the le.sit hopes of the father that his seas- might be alive, and well be sem distant neat at tire country. McLeod saki his two men Frank and Willie, left Edmon- ton 15 reauurry, 1694, to 'propped _for gold, They went in by way o the Pacific coast and nothing was -ever heard a them after they left Fort Sirreeaon.. Ide does not think they were murdered by Indiags, as the boys were 'goof friends of Indians \ and could speak thetr language. Ile Is in. dined to believe they were _murdered Minerig• or prospectors for their. outfit. - OVIMPINIZIMPICIIIIPMNIMAIMEM STATE Or Ouro, Orry or 110990,1as. .1.vcas Comar. j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is seniov partncrof the -firm of F. J. Cheney & Cm, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that 'said firm will pay the Erum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of mars Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before roe and subscribed in my prcs- mule this dth day of December, A. -D. 1880. (asst.) A. W. GifiRoutrySOit;tlio, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directky on the bicfoci and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. .T. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by dfuggists, Take Hall's Family Pills for ordination. 11=0.SSUSZIAN=111=41612111111111111111119a in The Olden Days. intereating Sketches of the early days of Seaforth and vicinity, taken from the flies of Tile flx. positor.' Seaforth, March 3, 1882. On the 22nd ult., at the :residence of the bride's father, by Rev. M.- Danby, Mr, John. Pollock, to Catherine, third 'daughter off Me. Chao. Shaw, ail of Stanley. At the reeddence of the bride's- teth- er, Tirckereanith, on the 27th ult., by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Fred Robb, of Ketoington., Dakota, formerly of Tuck- erelmith, to Jesaie, daughter a James Broad,foot, 'Esq. An old resident of Stanley, in the pereen of Male John McQueen, died on Vebrutirs 20th, atter OA !anew of eighteen -months. Deceased was /7 reads of age. In 1837, she, wither husband, settled In Stanley, Wirer° they :remained until. 1873. When tlaey moved to Clinton. • At a !meeting Of the chareholdetes of the aforth cheese factory on Tues- day last, the following officer s and directors were appointed; Treasurer, T. *E. Hase directors, Bobt. Oovene lock, W. idelturray, M. 3. 'Shannon, Rodewick Grey;ealesmen, T. E. Ba`ys ; aucliter, Robt. Turnbull; eecretaer and treasurer, J. Duncan. Mr. Davidson hes leased tbe Com- znercial hobs' to I*. Wm. Hawiesaaw, of Exeter, for a period of five years. Messrs. Broakifoot & Box are snipe ping large quantities of furniture 11, Manitoba. .Mr 0. a Willson has 'purchased the stock arid business of HT. W. S. Babe ertson and has eeened a seed andfeed store adloining Ids agricultural lin- .plement emporium. At a Meeting of the town counell on Manday evening it was decided to teducie hotel licenses le Seeforth from $150 fto $125 and shop licenses from 006( !tic( OM • • - Mows. Thomas a Ryan * and L. dearly fell back and expired. The Murphy have purcha.eed the See.forth came of death Is supposed to be syn- flax nell, peeing $2,500 for It cope._ Mace. Fitesimmons has sold her —Markle Dsson, a Sheep Teacher, 50 Isere farm, om the and contespion, „who lived north of °meaty, jabertab Hullett, to Mr. ,E1. Shanahan, for $3,000. tor the past twenty years, died the Me: Robt, MeMiehael has purchased other night an the h-oepital, trorn blood the 100- acre farm of M'r.s. Chas. Car - Pawn. He' had his feet frost bitten lberett, wforilich$5,4640tims his "n and neglected to have them attended te. He was taken to the hospital, but too late to prevent death. Seaforth, March 10, 1882. Lavirle, of Morris, Manitoba, On the st.h lust, at the Methodist and Mrs Lawrie, recently celebrated Parsonage, Walton, by Rev. W.Baugh, the silver antniversary of 'their wed- Mr. John Love, of Tuckeremith. ; to ding. Mr. Lawrie came to Morris in lase Esther Ann Lehman, of Grey. the. seventies, and Was married at Em- , The Beaver lacroese club has been_ arson to Mies Minnie Hoerer. They re -organized for the tosneng Year with have lived :Same' that time- Mortisthe_ following officers -: Honorary There . was a. lame -gathering of friends Pteeldent, W. O. Reid; crpreek., - and relatives at the silver wedding_ Blackwell; diceeprefin D: A. treDenald; The presente were eilver cotes, which captain,. 3. Dietrick; field captain, 3'. will be ueed to 'purchase a piece of %Atli; • secretary, 3- • 3. Duncan: silverware onwhidh the names of the guests will, be .Inscribed. A7' .4A • A ,ses,sts:se , committee, 11 L Howard 0 /copper, D. Smith, E. Brownell and W. Dawson. 11n. John P. Gibeet has leased his dalry and diegosed of his milk bind, noes to Mr. W. Bissell, of the Ott tawa district. Mr.. Gibson intends go- ing west.. W. James Hartley, school teadher in No. 4 School, MeKillop„ died on Thurs- day lat. A few weeks ago Mr. Hart- ley: underwent an coeration for Ile removal of a tumor. He was 31. years of age. :A. few yeeris ago he was married to the-10Ungest daughter a hi, With a handsome-- allver watch. Among those who left Hensall, On Weineeday last or Dakota, wereane. "Wilaon, Wm. Sturgeon, Peter. Itozert and Thomae Munn, Oliver Petty, John -W. Johnston.and Wm 0'13rien. Mr. Same Lennerl. has purchased Mr Geo.. Leas 75 acre tarnron the Huron toad, Mettriate, paying for it $4,615. - Mr. J B. Manta died at the family. home mead Kippen on February 27th, aged 28 •yeaes and 10 months. The de - deceased woat to California some two yeaago; and while •there he con- tracted laver, and ,as soon as he was able came home to his brother, gr.11, 13. McLean. The °Immo illd him good tor a time, but he teak a re- lapSe, which ended in Iits death. Does No Harm, ./3-ut Much GOo Mix _the f-ollowleg byighaking well I in a bottle, and take in teaspoonful. doses After meals and at bedtime. Flukl extract Dandeliou, one-half Cillilter; Compound Kaegoreone • mince; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounceA. local druggist is the au- thoritn that these simple, harmless In- gredients cen be obtained at nominal cost ft= our -home Idruggist. • The mixture is said to cleanse and strengthen the clogged and inactive Kidneys, overcomkg Backaehe, Blad- der woakeees and 'Urinary trouble of all kinds, If taken eefore the, stage of Bright's disease. Those who have tried this sat pos- itively overcomes pain in the back, ele.ara the urine -of sediment and regu- lates Irritation, especially at r4lit, curing even the woret forms of (blad- der weaknese. Every man or Woman here who feele that the kkineye are not strong or act- ing in st healthy manner should mix this prescription at home and give lit a trial, as It is paid to do Wonders for many persons. r P possille, if ¥ou mut pay attention tn __"; rew t Or _rier the uflqunCeS. Undigesrea ti , waste products substances, must be removed from the body at least once each day, or there be trouble. A sluggish liver is responsible for an ense amount of suffering and serious disease. Ask your doctor about Ayer's Pinslie knows why they act directly on the liven Trust him. TC.A-7-'-m -rc-c;.,Lowe----T1W-4. wi. Perth Items —Mi m Annie McLaren, daughter- of Mt. Thomas McLaren, of Mitchell, died 15 Winnipeg on January 8th, after a Short illness from appendicitis. The TeMedVs! Were taken to Mitchell for in- .• termed, —The in.evir Methodist church tom village was °panel. for service on Sunday, the, 10th inst. `On Monday evening a, fowl ;supper was served. The prmewls of the servlees Amounted to the hundred dolia,ro. Bum Hickey, for nianY years a raelde.o.t Of Logan thwnship, died at the home of her daughter, imLondon, Ohio, on January 8th and. the remains were taken to iatche'llfor burial. The deceased was born. in IreJand hi 1815. —Mr. Henry Vietor h:as sold. his ho - bet property at Bornholm to Minters. Chari en and John Dangest, the nur- chaee niece being $8,000. They get poem:Won early in May. Mr. Vietor has been running this hostlery ter 38 Mann James Willa, a Jilitc'hell Meth- odiet SUndaY School teacher, met with quite a surprise when the claw df • young ladies, which he has taught for eevetal years, met at hie home and - presented him with an address and a beautiful gold tie pin. —We 'WM. Johnson, of St. Maryta says that when he was clerk of the tewneedp of 131anebard _ha 1860 there were 13 taveresalicensed in the: town- ehip. In 1872 there were 11, and toe day there le snot one, a:though loc,a1 Option Was never 'submitted, to the ea. ectore. 1 11111¢g7mremeisammillarM61 COAL BUCKET FELL ON HIM Couldn't Walk for Two hionthn. fWorker,, Owes His RestoratiOn to Zatn-atsy. INX119 Ma. . Daniel Goddard, of Bay street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., rays: "While employed superintending the unloading Ot a coal vowel at ashen's Coal Dock, a thftvy coal bucket in descending into the veasel to be re -filled suddentyov- erturned, grazIng my left leg and scraping the teeth off toothe bone, 1 'was empelled, to discontinue work, and go home for treatment, where 1 weecenthsed for about two months. When able to get out again 1 got cold ha the wound, inflarmnation Start- ed; the wound opened again, and for month'l map !unable to move about. 1 tried all manner of things( irs get eane and get the wound to heal up, but nothits. seemed -.able to do it. Not only did everythinget tried eeem ibeeless so far as healing went, but 1 cOuld get no ease trom the aching and burning pains, At tirnws 1 was inet about cragy witie- the intense throbbing palm and night after aright got no 'sleep whatever,. , "Not until my wite began applying Zam-Bruk did 1 find eelief. When alit tiled te tbie inJured member this balm ,aldeldr soothed the pain, and as we eorithwea Aiming It each day brought an improvemeest. The throbbing pane were noon battened, the inflammation and sourness 'relieved, tend the wound thetougibly deemed of all !poisonous and unhealthy matter. Healing then begten, said in a wonderfully sahdrt time—coneadering the -seriousness ot the wound—Velm-Buk effected a Com- plete and lasting cure. 1nave sines had net trouble with the limb at all, arid It is as Round and strong as tore the, injury." Zam-Buk is a Sure cure for cuts, laceeatione, buena, eczema, ring -worm, cold stores, chapped hands, poisoned ttounds., festering sores, bad leg, eecr altelan hijuries and diseases It is ale tee a cure for piles. Druggists and 'gores everywhere sell at 500 a box, . or pod free from Zam-Buk Co, Toren - to, on 'receipt at price. Yoe. are warn- ed againiet balrinful imitatheep some- times represented 'as -"just as good - and elteapene tronompageorewalersimirume —A couple of mikl canes of small pox haveedeveloped 18 Pottereburg, a- bout a nine eat of London. One of the eases is pee -old patient at thein - eat& _asylum, and tb.e cottage 'where he was confined has been placed un - 1 der quarantine iby Dr. Bell, provincial I health officer. he ether case is that et Gorticire T5148 15 • one, but the tact that one of the women of the boutehold was seen on the eteeet while the house WAS LS quarantine has, caused much leo& anioing the 'residents. Rev. Morley, valatoref thie Methodist ehurch ot that place, wont te bia borne in Nciewicle for Ohrietnees., and while tame was taken 111 vzitif atteek at serail pox, "Imitation is the sitt er flattery" But you don't wan mitation of tip ogress Brand" Clothing Look for the label tha protects, to insure gettin .the genuine. 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