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DECEMBER 11.
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BISCUIT
Each biscuit bears a
picture of patriotic
terest, such as- Catticl-
tan Soldiers and troopS
Of the other allied
armies, Union jack,
British Bulldog, etc.—
I0 varieties in all. ,
Their delicious flavor
and golden crispness
will give you new
respect for the baker.
Every bisCUit guaran-
teed, at your grocer'S.
it. S. Maul & COMPANY, lanitel
Logan - 'Canada 2S-
BAD BLOOD
fs The,:Cause of Boils and Pimples.
The Christmas EhiP
Iles Spread. her snowy *Inge,
And curly heads lie eat to•night 1 •
In nestle and in cot, !
For little folks are proud to share, • ,
' And none will be forgot.
The Chrigninis Ship, The Christmas Ship,
That golden ship ab sea,
With pennons blue and minors trrte, „
Ali fashioned bytuch loving thought
And piloted by prayer, ,
While homeleeti children dreain at night
Of what laer °awes beer.
The Ohristmasfildp, The Christmas Ship,
Twould make the hardest heart -expand
And, as the stockings hang:* rows.
: Beside theiblazing fire,
Bright serambini.will element eve •
• And grant eaeleohild's desire.
The Christmas Ship, The Ohrhtrnas Ship,
To dry these eltildrensstearie
In.that sad lend where li,ttlo ones
Rave grtwit like aged men, -
So weighted down with woe, out la i
-The Christ -child comes again.
fie's Captain of Ito Christinte Ship,
'And Santa's at the prow,
As merrily it speeds siong,
Ferlove has !doled in eorrow's eyes,
ohi d hands have bridges the main,
The deadly din 01 battle dies, - ..f
For Christ has oome again. 1
Seaforth. Ont.
a ISAR 1. GRAHAM
IL 'Volta* Front Mexico_
' Mr. kWilliam B. kIleue, son of the date
*Hera/tie Hale, and brother of Mr, 0,B.
Vale of Clinton le .spending- the Oiliest -
roes holidayetinie iin Canada and is at
present the- guest Of'• his brother in
tervieheog Mr. Bole -end has received
wine interesting information,frott hen
respecting that countey of mixed poli-
tics land many revolutione. •
Mr:'Otale hoe (been nine years in „the
Republic of 'Mexico, seven years . in
;Mexico City and ehe past two yeara
at the tport 'of Vera Cruz, (where the is
manager of the telephone exchange.Mr,
Hale epeake Swinish, 'which is the lan-
guage of the *country, quite fluentiy
and has travelled .,an over Mexico. Ile
was for three years In the -em.ploy of
the Mexican Government, ea iseoond of-
ficer 'of. the htederal Telegraph, under
President Peelle°. Diaz and was ene
of-ehe very ife*w *foreigners- retained be
the late Pregident egadero when he euc-
ceeded Diaz, atter his successful invo-
I eirefHale woes in Vera Cita when the
Americans took possession Alt that eity
on [April 21et east ead oft on Novem-
ber 12thea few daye before the Ameri-
can helves were withdrawn. At that
time acting President Carranza was,
moving 'towards . Vero .Ciuz with his
troo_ps to Aswiailt giving bettle to General
Vella,. Who with a larger army, .veits
adeancing on the cepital; ;which was
ently decided not to interfere any fur-
ther in Mexico, oelr. Hale believes that
peace twill be .reached- in thee country.
only latter one ''S‘t the 'conteeding lead-
ers has succeeded in defeating the for-
ces of all opponents. • ;
lutien against President litterta,, but he
appears to have antegonized General
Villa, one of his subordinates, end it
is idoubtful, , in Mr. Hale's (opinion; if
-Aacording to Mr. Bale life in Mexico,
whatever it may lack, CAnnot be lack-
ing in interest. ele has himself oin gredre
town when it was attacked 'be- •^0, revo
lutiona,ry force. The fighting is done
foe the most part In the streets, the
attacking party endeevering to gale
,possession of the city square and ehe
civic buading-el in 'which case they are
nonsidered the victors.iIf the defenders
Mil repulse the Attack and keep pas
session of the city they are, for the
Mast of the buildings are of heavy
stone with shuttered "meadows and
when .a fight ds on the inhabitants go
into- their houses, barricade themselves
in "as well as possibie, put up thele
shutters and stay inside until ' 'the
fighting 'ceases. The defenders of the
rity fire from behind closed windows
or from the fiat reefs of the build
Ingo ,Whether the city is taketnar the
invedere have -been driven off as soo,n
as tthe fight .is over business is re
licywever, this state of contin.ual war
fare is aaving its detrimental effect
.upen the coutry as Mr. Hale Says a
very great many of Americans have
left -during the (peat four years.'Many
have idispos.ed of their interests there
and many inure, especially those en-
gaged in mining in the interior, have
abandoned their claims .finding it ims
possible to continue operatioes owing to
the unsettled etate of the country.
Silver mining, oil, a.gricuiture and the
cultivation of the tropical filets are the
chief industries anit owing ta the fact
that the railroads have in many caset
on „any of 'these lines af industry. Mr.
Hale thinks that since the Americans
have withdrawn matters ,wf11 not be
Asked his opinlon as to whether Mex-
ico 'would ever become a free demo-
cracy such ae the United. States. eh..
Bale said thae. unlit the (peopie became
educated such ea. thing wee out (of the
question, and while they have a sys-
tem cf educati.on the oft recurring revo-
lutions make it very difficult to carry
on (anything of the kind. to Any Acme
of perfection. A ygry large majority of
the people are entirely illiterate and
ei.r. Hale eays it wheld take two or
'three generatioas teeeducate them tie
to the (paint 'where they° could intel-
'Unless -affairs take a (decided turn
for elle Worse it is Mi. Hale's intention
to oeturn to 'Mexico in the eourse of -
When boils or pimples start to, break
out on your face or body you may rest
assured that the blood. is in an impure
state,. and that before you can get rid of.
them it will be necessary for You to
purify it by using a good medicine that
wilt drive all the impuritiei out of the
Burdcek Blood Bitters is a blood puri-
fying remedy. One that has been on the.
mash:et for the past forty years. Ode
that is blown from one end of the country
to the other as the best blood purifier
in existenee. It cures bells, pimples and
ail other diseases arising front bad. blood.
BOILS CURED.
Mr. Andrew E. Collier, River Glade,
N.B., was troubled with boils for years,
in fact, did not know- what it 'was to be
rid of them, until he used Burdock Blood
Bitters. It cured him.
PIMPLES CURED.
lhfr. Otto Boyce, Yarker, Ont., had
kis face anceneck breakout with pimples.
He tried several kinds of medicine with
out success. Two bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters -banished them.
B.B.13. is manufactured only by The
T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont
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" eV; November 2est, 1914.
nic al elections is drawing neat, I 'de-
sire to oali -.the attention of those in-
terested in obtaining the municipal
franchiee for married :women to one af.
the beet ,plans /or the securing of the
deeired results, end ;to suggest taction
in the various municipalities through --
out' the Province.
In Ontario the determining of who
'shall Vaud who (shah not (vote at rtmel-
Legislature. -About thirty Years ago
widows and opinsters were graated the
franclase, but it is still withheld from
married women.
In sixteen States of the Union, he
[Australia, and New Zealand, equal suf-
frage prevolls. British .C.../Iumbia, 'Al-
berta .and Manitoba, married women I
vote at. municipal elections. Why not
in Ontario?
Wherein lies the justice of exclud-
big the wifehood and motherhood of
,our Province from participation in mu-
nicipal government (except 'by Paying
gr
'-xee) that sohdtnily affects the home Welp is A" Noh 1 and *the .price paid
The -Cottucile of mane netinielpalities days eictrei,. time nos been allowed Or
fever Abe giaating of e•his right. For the completion of the fleet .order.
years 'the City Council Of Teri:rate, and --ator being druide in tlie optiene
tether places have memorialized the 4310V-,- village Of Menteteet, being diserderlY he'
eminent to *SS 131,10h A measure, Early the "Areas, and going -to Er5idneis bait
this 'yelar (letter wits sent sout teethe -gale overthrOWing, the tables and 'break -
towns, 'villages. and, rueel municipeal- Werehfined by 'Magistrate Davis, of
ties oi Ontatio, ,reqUestirig that they Mitchell op, Saturday: .alichael efurraYet
Should pass resolutions da tevor of en- 410 13,t0t114 Jordan, 41o; Franol:s Jordant,
largfrig the existiag municipal fratn- 45; &motel. Curtin', $5;- Utiles jordaa,
chhe as...ho Winds married ,wornel .$f); illet7216,elan, 410; Themes Keelan,
tax payers. Seventerftiter muakipalities- .$10; Xthiltel .cortin; f5; John Gurtih.
replied to this, „saying that -thee Were $5, hnd Wm. Kenny, e10. Ke,rtny was
.sending suet'. reeolution to the Gov- put on the !Indian list, !bete lah North
filets record is *fair *proof that if a case were 03. • . •
few' interested men or women .would —There passed from this. life on Wed -
get together_ and petitiee ,their variotis teaday meeting, Novell:ter-4th; -A 'high -
municipal councils to 'held A referee- Iy esteemed. resident of elibbere, in the
dum en'thie (question *hey, would meet person of Mrs.. :John. Hastings, at tbe.
-with general success.' ' advanced age.of 85 years and ?months.
%rem the Toronto Women Suffrage •been ftelly impaired, tett she hid beea
Agesoclation waited 'open the 'Toronto confined hiller bed for only a few days.
City (Council aad %requested them to Wen. Haetingei maiden name twee Oath,
submit the qUeetion to a vote -a the
electorate at the next municipal elec-
tion. The Mayor, Controllers and rnem-
bere 'the *Council. were 'unanimous in
Women's Chrietian Temperance Union,
The eTrades land Labor Council, and
other lbodiesi supported !the - 'Throat).
campaign; and their cosopera.tion woo
of 0.3,71; in fa,vor of, votes for marriee
be conclusive itlitt tee • extent ot this
pian. throughout the Province would be
poseing tile- 'necessary lee -elation.
lees letter is to 'suggest" that bediee
of Women ore .otheiepersons -interested
in the municipalities ithroughoet the
Province shoeld adopt •the some. plan,
that ir( alrnoot every case 'where the
queStion is put oto a vote the electors
0; course further 'Work by'. thOSe al.
lie meetings, -issuing --pamphlets, ' etc..
would help, and such -work would be
If - atiy .hody of man or women or
any- Individual is desirous of- further
intone -Won And will (write to ene I oveit mornieg of last Week, did damage
be pleased to isend. litenettire and his- rougnly estimated at $2,014, 'Ito , the
tory of the reiterendum campaiga in property of Messrs. Oliver 84*Ellis, .e,..
-One Ping ie certain. You would have planing mill ond stabie were levelled
one live issue during the election time and the northerly ,section of „their -large old toe the .tsble but a 1 fe:w ...moments
and ehis ie 'worth A good deal. coal and wood sheds was destroyed.' When the lad. toddled oiler to it, and.
At theelast Toronto municipal.' eiec- The origin of ehe bleze is ps mysteri- applAng his mouth to the spout, sucked
tion, "The 'Municipal 'Vote for Married ous as usual, there being no Aire on UP' some (of -titbit honing hot fluid into
Women" was. tone Of the most ths-
wouTd- launch this refere.nelum welled
-be ;well repaid by the 'intere,st they
satisfta.ction of bringing lout the. great-
eit numher of tivomen voters that ever
regletered at the polls. i
Yours for justice,
4Mi.A.R,GARBT GORDON
crime Maters. She •wias born. at Sligee
Ireland, in 1829. Some -years later, she ' to theelsame olkate last year. en ad-
-moved with her parents to Hibbert. ditiehe 800 teahheee. Beelkses Parbeen
in, 109 (she *came' the Wife of Mr. issued and 2Vor 80 non-resident hunt-
John,Restinge. Her remits were laid ters' licenses. Farmers in large:num-
bers are among the applicants.,
Rev. :rattier White, paitor of Oft. CO- os,taatisontr,aangtekfpwrtaaigke-
termine 'the price to be paid by thc Barght, an- Austrian, land that he ?wa
jR, E. Lticintosn,,J. Butters and
c. on' tie 3irely 7nruifieg, from Brien:
den. On being closely aueetioned
township Fullerton- Ito Messrs.
Thomas Stendeaven, whose lots abut the Chief iftlieet he odinitted that
for the right 'Of way for a new road ta Permian. and that ;his name le
to reach Chicago. Re stated that he
on the townpath • along the River
Thames' from Alkotherwill, toSt. Marys.
aiong &the river, h,atfe glade knOwn 'Wale a Pens= reeervist. :was rbarg-
their award. They leek as a.basis Of ed. with, vagrancy in -the police coutt,
claim $60 per acre, and Ea OAS WAS 94- and 'the 'Pollee liksked thae the case be
deka the cost Of fencing ,along one side, remanded for $t few days. The police
vista awards an stfacif teaae rwere :as tot. will try to ascertain if he is natural-
lOws : 'C. Bolton,' tot 25, area affected ized and ttif 'not, and he tannot give ,a
1,015 acres, f150. 'R. E. 'McIntosh, lots good account of himself, he will be -
26 ;and- 27; area affected 8,129. acres, turned over (to the inilitary author1-
$322.10, iribn Btitters, ildt 28, area at-, ties and, Oent to the detention camp at
'Voted, 2,068 acres, 4233.06. Thorne' s - Brandon, This is the first perion to
Standeaven, lot 29, ,area affected 2,062 be arrested here and -held on 'suspicion
be paid by fthe Tovnishipe less the ar- —Edward Creek, a foureyear-old boy,.
bitration fee which is to be paid ,by whose exa,rents live at Murray Park,
the council but retaihed from the par-- p, may elle as .the reetilt burne
ties. The cost of arbitration to be :which he received. when ,he sucked a.
retainetrerom the ipaetiee ion the basis motellifil of boiling hot tea from the
oe tee number of rods or fencing. teapot, ythich had. been left Standing.
—Fire before daybreak Tuesday on !the ',table ;et 'his home. The accideht
occured fust before supper time, when
the boy was left ,playing in the dining
room Ohile his (mother made the final
nreparations dor supper. The teapet,
filled with boiling water, had been plig-
to mercy. Judge Galt fully agreed with
the :verdict, odd ,said he fahed „to pee -
how the *jure could httve readied any
—A most' disastrous fire *calved at I
the 'Recnelaffil Dairy neer McLeod, Al-
berta, [where the etockpery affd the
ewhole of eke buisdlng and _.contents,
blowing at Oiler -time and ,a eargetherd
a valuable Holstein cethet were only
insetted in „the nick of time.f.The Origin
Covered by ineuetance.
opened: on •December det. ,Tatis fee this
'the biggeet tegegame hurtles' „season
the number. of ,licereses esSued exceeds
by nuire than 800 -the number issued
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President, Canadian, Suffrage Aesocia-
Perth lien's
—11e, S. J. itephenscia, co; Listowel,
donated ten per cent; of his icesh. sales
on SalfurdAy laet to the local .WoMenh
Patrietic society.
—In Listowee. on Saturday, November
2iith,4 Isabelita, Treinain, ;widow of. the
tete Thomas aleynard, died in 'tee 34eh
year. f
—A NOvember weddin.g was solemniz-
ber 126th, when 'Miss Annie Si Whitt,
and 'Mr. Jahn M. Albert, both of .St.
'Marys, ever eunited in marria,ge.
Stet, hos been appointed prinelpal of
the Mitten Righ School at a salary of
—Miss Mina Antton, Westove Peek
and Dr. W. McKay, -of Nevi York Cite,
formerly of St. Marys, were -quietly
married at ,Westover Park, Wednesday
of last week, by Rev. Runal Dean Tay -
lot 19, concession 14, townie, to
Marley White, St. Marye, who has sold
his farm, lot 19, concession 19, Man -
shard, to Samuel Atkineon, who has
sold his farm, the south half lot 12,
South boundary Blanshard, to George
D. Wood, •of Emerson, Manitoba.
—0e Saturday last 'Mr. Albert Goeb
of Machete received an ,agreeabie s r -
prise. ik letter was rent him from To-
ronto, containling $50, and a couple of
lines saying that the amount was to
cover an 'old debt of many years etand-
ing, hut no name was attached. Mr.
!Goebel is at ea, /ass to knoier wee sent
—The marriage took place at the
hoine !of Mr. rend Mrs. Josiah Watson,
Mitchell, on November 28th, when eeeir
eldest -daughter, ‘Edna irene, became
the bride Of Mr. Chaeles E. Johnson, of
London. The cerematly was iperformbd
circuit, in the presence of. about two
dozen .of -the let:mediate relatives.
—Mr. Don. Campbell has arrived with
hie femily from thlannaford, North De-
bits,. ge purchased from Mr. 'Fred
Hanson, the Heal farm, on the Mit-
chell road, Puharton., on which are
perhaps the finest buildings of any
farm In the County of Pertheeir. Camp-
bell dead heavily tharougnbred
stock before coming here, and was con-
sidered one of .the best farmers in Da-
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-Mr. (1-1. V. Pickering, sef.A., at pre-
sent on the staff of sthe University
Schools, of Torcmto, le to ,suceeed Mr.
J. 41.1\McCutchen as English master ,at
the Stratford Normal School. 'This has
been ,announcedkby the Minister of Edu-
the University of Toronto,. in English
moderns and 'history and spent two
years in Oaluiribla University. - New.
York,. in his n. courkse, in which
for tWo succeeding years he oarried oft
scholarehips. Mr. Pickering becomes one
of the Staff df the Stratford *Normal
School after the Chiestmes holidays. '
—An order of enother fifteen hunh!
died Seveater „coats for the ,Cantallian
contingent hes oome to. kite Perfeet-
Knit Mills, Ltd., of Listowel.. and for
the next few weeks the employees will
be kept on pie hustle !turning lout these
goods. Yard is now being received re-
gularly from Peterborough. Afready a
large number of iweaters have been.
turned out .on the fleet order. They
are made of heavy, pure root and
ahould prove a very wtarm article of
clothing for the soldier. The evonIrman-
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR 1A
the 'prerbisese „Insurance iscaeriate
cover half the loss. Included An the loss
Stock and a lialf car of cement. For-
tunately the wind twee favorable er
the firemen ,would have beea
to have prevented the names from
eonsuming the southerly section.Of the
sheds which contained 400 tons of coal
and a, lerge quahtity of' stove wood,
cali but escaped slightly siege& It
er.apped the halter and hustled' our].
when 'Mr. Meer hurridier threw Open
the stable doors. —
--Morrison. Armstrong, arrested* last
'week iv County Constable, lefeCartilY,
at Sibringvilie, end todged in jail. at
Stretford, kon a charge of .eagrency, ap-
peared before Justice of the Peace Beat -
'tie Monday morning. A ccnstable from
Mount Forest identified Arrintrong as
the 'man who lied been working the
farmers in That- vicinity prior to his
capture ety Constable McCa,rthy, The
and returned with the offker to Mount
Armstrong, went to the farmers with
their stock and treade many other ex-
cuses, always in case oe a proposed
pui-rhase, managing to get A meal or
a bed. ten etne of the towns he bought
2,900 acres, while in another 1,800 acres.
and asothe prices he offered were so
advontalgeous -to the farmers they
hushed up their end of the transaction
and overe ten bend in, efOutat Forest to
sign op tlie larticies on the dates „see
when .much to. their chagrirr 'the "weal-
thy" purchaser was absent.
Manitoba, and Northwest Notes
wood, Manitoba, had the firet match
—The Ladies' Curling tut, of Elm -
for this season on Saturday last.. -
—At a krneeting of the hted Cross So-
ciety', in Regina, it was reported that
$1,100 has been sent to Toronto, end
that $1.900 is (cn hand. There are 175
members.
—The will of hhe late Hon. Colin g.
Campbeli, cf Winnipeg, disposes de an
estate totalling e248,000, lactusive of
$110,0(10 life insurance, eta going to his
—Tbree hundred and thirty-eight
homesteads were filed upon during No-
vemher just 'past in the Winnipeg ,dis-
trice This is almost 100 more than.the
nuMber entered in Novembee, 1913, the
entries during that month numbering
—A very' pretty wedding ceremony
was solemnized ot the home of pr. Lat-
ta, .of Ferndale, 'near Moo.somin, Sask.,
when their 'youngeet daughter, Vera
John, Laecock officatted. The happy
couple win. reeide ;at the home ,of ehe
bride's parents. .
—The death oecured on Sunday, N'o-
vember 29th, at the eamily residence,
in "Wennipeg, of Clara Christina, be -
toyed ,wife of Ila,rold J. 'Russel', and
youngest idaughter of Mr, land' Mrs.
John Stepler, formerly of . Morden,
'Manitoba, The deceased had , 'many
friends in Winolpeg, and the west and
her depatture from this life at 27 years
of age is igretatly deplored. She leaves'
--Tne death of 'William F. Crosbie,
one of the few reinaining pioneers. a
'the hianitou dietrict, (took place at the
fa,mily residence in ''Otanitou, Manitoba,
if Dumfriest_ Scotland, in 1845, came
to kOptario ip 4810 and (to Meniteba, in
1819, settling first at Emerioh; And
later removhur to leanitou, where for
some time he meats 'in the agricultural
implement business.. • t. .
old time, resident, of Winnipeg, 'attempt-
ed suicide by ethooting himself with a
revolver in ' hiS _of flee. His wife who
at the office land found her husband
tying' on the floor unsonecieue. The
b:ali entered the temple and although
it felted to hause instant tdea,th, it is
net 'probable .the patient- will recover.
Green was found,gulity, at Brandon., of
the murder of Thomas Rill, p.t Hartneg,
'hefay leth last, and sentenced to
ng an ,February 251th. The. jury evas
ca 7e reinutee, and, brought in .a. her -
his modth. His 'cries of pain And an.
gaol quickly:brOught Ns mother to his
side, but she (was unable, to do ,much to
allevia,te the pain. The: boy. was taken
to the General 'Hospital, in Winnipeg,
Where, upon 'examination, it was fotend
that the wee .meit, severely scalded on
the mouth and throat. His conditioa is
SOWS Notes %.
—Empty eacke which .originally con-
tained flour, the gift of gonadal, to
the telothei Country in war tiMe, are
Oa, to ',be selling ln the Kild. 4and tor
its high 'es .five shildngs each,. as me-
mentoes. .
—The Council of -the ToWnshfp of
Waterloo, fWaterioo County,- has en-
dorsed the proPosal. of the ratepayers
cOntribute -$250 .every month to the
canadian P,aerititic Fund. during the
period 'of . war, . and will Also con-
tribette $1;500 worth Of flour to the Bel-
. glen Relief Fund, the flour • to be roanu;.
factured by the millers of the ti?fwnship..
IF._ Twiss, ehead vie
Household Science Department' of the
Galt Collegiate' Inetitutee has beea :of-
fered add has (accepted the posltion
struction for the Province of Seskat-
chewer'. She had taught at the Galt
school ior the past seven years, aed
has had considerable success both with
day and evening classes.
—About 9 !o'clock fiames were noticed
en the large fr,arne storage house in
Reeristoni belonging tit the Guatee
5i000 • birds were !being fed' prier ite
being killed for export. The buildine'
woe entirelY eeensumed ;and but few of
the fowls *ere saved, nearly ale being
smothered, ,or learned to death. Quite
young business man of Ottawa, was
heat iweek sentenced- bY the Police Mag-
istrate of, that cety,• to three months
in/geol, with to $200 fine added, for
is the emoted conviction since the police
week ago, the first ode having incurred
'only at 'Zile. deismoad left the City AA
!week, but was arrested in elfontreal.
ex-Jela'yor Stephen, of Nova
'Was ithe firet intimation he
Mid !that -hie 'son, Major Stephen, hod
been emended at the front "Hospital
Roulogne reporte Major c. M. Steps
hen prOgressing "favorably, November
a0. -N111 ProbeheY be sent home in three-
weeke." The deattatch es signed by the
secretary of the War Office. Major
Stephen a :graduate • of the (Royal.
Military College -at -Kingston. -
—The Canadian [Militia Department
will require aboele*6,000_.ho'rees for the
second contingent Alt rhese are to. be
Purchaeed in Canada' 'within_ the tiext
two months. There ,are to be tweoty-
seven- squadrons eit,cavalry, each with
• Otrength. of itho hundred, and this
will require .abetit 6;000 'mounts. They
wilt be fpurchased throughout the coun-
try ;by the same system as was foh:
lowed, when ithe, .artillery horses weee
bought. 'The supply promises to be tufty
equal to the -requirements.
wash, One' of the pioneers of Ja,rvi.A
Mose, and a; member of one of the
die• d' Friday, after a lingering
ness. covering. a/period of !twenty years.
A. _daughter ofe.the lake Joha Smith
who Settled in the Township of Wai
pole, about 1884; she ,was born sixty
years Ago, and -Was untted in- Marri-
has he -tided in Jarvis continuously since
that time. She leavesOseside her huse
band, two sans and- one daughter.
tion -teethe Lutheran. Central Canada
-Synod eetaie held in Waterloo, in 1St,
hat week; with eletegates present loom
many parts of Ontario. Officers elected
were: 'President, Mr. St. Iver, Unione
vibe; vice-president, Mr. Wenein. Per-
lin; German secretary, Rev. Peine, New
Hamburg; English secretary, 'Mr. Joh-
annes, Hamilton; treasuere, Wm. Con-
rad, Waterloo; literature committee,
!Messrs. IVOgtt, Otterbein,';and Prof.
•Lhfite; organization., committee, **Messrs:.
—▪ When Son. Biank Cochrane, Minis-
ter of 'Railways and Canais, Went
through his Irian *a few .daya ago, he
discovered aone letter with .$250 encloe-
There was ni3 eXplanation And MO name.
All thAt Vas enclosed was BAP Of
Taper the word "Restitution"
written Across it. 'What Mr. Cochrane
is (trying to figure out is how the
conscience -smitten man who has re-
turned' $250 ever owed or beat the
ways and Canals Department oot
this amouht. It As ten years since the
Government charged* fees on the Wel-
lazd Alma'. 'and It is ;possible. this $250
Deafness Cannot 156 Cured
by local applications, se they cannot teach the dis-
eased portion of the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused ky en inflamed condition ed the
mueoui lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is lulled:led you have a rumbling sound or im.
perfect hearing. and when iL is entirely closed deaf.
nese is the result, and unless the inflammation ean
be taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Nine
cases out of ten are mused by catarrh, which is
nothing bub an inflamed condition of the mueous
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ease of
deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for eirculars,'„free.
Sold by drutegists, price 75e.
Take well's Family Pills for constipation.
THf 1111011
STREAM OF
Wiles nerves
Pure Blood h Absolutety
Neceisary To Health
These Wonderful Ta
Made of Fruit Juices, Are
Beat Of All Tonics To: -
Purify And Enrich
The Blood.
Pureerich blood can flow only la
els* body. Now:, a clean body is ist4.
in which the wasteirinatter is regularly'
and naturally eliminated from the
system. The lelood caunot be pure
when the skin action is weak, when
the stomacifdoes not dikest the freed '
progerly, when the bowels do notmove
regularly, when the kidneys are
strained or overworked. •
. Pure blOod is the result of perfect I
health' and harmony of stomach, liver,
bowels, kidneysand skin. v
"Pruit-a-tives", by their wonderful
action a all these organs, keeps the
whole system is clean as Nature 1st -
tended our bodieSto be clean.
, rates, strengthens, purifies, cleans and
truth, the 'stream of life.
"'Fruit -a -three is sold by aji dealers
'or sent postiald on receipt of prit.-•e by
.Lisnited, Ottawa.
SINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expe,:t instmctors
SG cent; p'er bolt 34
eit -druggists 13r__
Coe Limited. Term
10 CENT -4
FOR Tarn:
sick Head
satiouirteset so!
lqh odds how b
Saw or bowels; h
constipation,- Ind
and -sluggish hoW.
relief -wall
sok, renhehe the 11
gases: 4
watte
keel) Your liver
Students assisted to positions. C.,olleze
in, session from Sept. 1st. c.4t4ogue ;
free. Enter anytime.
1w. Weatenreit LW. Viestervelt,It.
19 we -Principal
GIVE "SYRUP OP -FIGS"
TO CONSTIPAITLD CHILD
Delicious urruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.,
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need clbansing -at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doestt
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fevers
ish, stomSch sour, breath bad; hal
sore throat, diarrhcea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of "Califorhia Syrup of
Figs," and a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigefted rood
and sour bile gently moves' out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again. Ask
your druggist for a. 50 -cent bottle of
"California Sytup Figs," which con-
tains full dirtctions for babies, chil-
dren of all ages and for growieuns.
eneleMis
Good Roads for Telephone
Tar
TrIlE good roads movement has not been confined to the highways. The
.1 Telephone System _has covered the province with "good roads" fer telephone
talk, reaching nearly every nook and corner.
When, as at the pregent time, there is talk of hard times and poor business,
these telephone geo&roads. should not be overlooked. they are proving to be a big
factor in getting business back to normal.
Are you using them? The long distance telephone, by mating out travelling
expense, saving time and labor and enabling you' to keep in touch with rapidly
changing markets, and' trade conditions, can' .keep things moving at greatly reduced
cost and prove a real right arm to your busioess.
Prove it Figure' out how you can apply the- long distance telephone to
your business. Hundreds of bisinesg Men are doing it with „great success.
Every Bell Telephone ts a Long Distance Station
glephone Co. .o
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