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The Clinton News-Record, 1898-04-28, Page 711 �., .. rV^ - , , ;y, 11 11 • DAWSQN'S RESILtER'ltS, - Its Lead Penelh allplstoaed In Will ' , . > , _ THE HURON NEWS-RHGURD Ispublishod every THURSDAY lit TRIM NO:wri RiceORD Printing House, Albert St., 11 C13.:.3 m*.cP3t L, C)IXX*te e---`" ,iAD%Ltltiktau ttA11113. 1 Yr. 6 Ma 3 Mo. I Me, [ Colun►n........goU W $35 W $20 OU $7 W 50 t'Qluutn...,.... 35 00 20 0u 12 00 S tl6 Qolamn. • ...... 20 00 12 00 7 W Column.,,.,... 1500 9 Lu 500 100 Inch........... 6 W 3 50 2 LID 1 25 i- 8WSPoolal position from r5 to 60 percent eartra. • For transiel;It advertisements 10 cents per line for the first insertion; 3 cents iper line each subsequent insertion- uanparell measure. Professional cards, not exceeding one inch, $5.00 per annum. Advertisements w'ithaut spec i. .ifie directions will lee published till forbid and charged for accordingly. Transient notices -"Lost." "Wound," "For Sale," etc. -50 cents for first lu- I ' Llertion, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. , THE NEWS -RECORD will be sent E to any address, free of postage, for I 1.00 per year, payable in advance - 1t1 1•50 may lie charged if not so paid. t. T16d4ite to which every sui scription 'L__0-1l`is denoted by the number on the address label. No paper discontin- ued until all arrears are paid, except at the option of the proprietor, a W. J. MITCHELL. ,,i . Editor and Proprietor. ,It THE MOLSON'S BANK 11 Incorporated by Act of Parlialnont 1855. -- o CAPITAI. $2,000,000 !} ResT - $11500,000 .. . !1 Head Ofliee, - MONTREAL. 41 WM, MOLSON• MACPHERSON, President i „ ..F. WOi,IrERETAN '1 NOMAS, Gen. Manager. ; Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts Issued, Sterling and American E.,cobange 1% bought and sold. Interest allowod on Deposits ! 11 . _ __ I ,lS, BANK, Interest allowed on sums of $1 and up. yi FARMERS. k Money advanced to farmers on their own notes with one or more endorFers. No moat- gage requirod as soourity. H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton. �,-_ 'G. D. McTAGGA T R ! I $ Banker, ? ALBERT STREET, - CLINTON - ' A General Banking Business Transacted. Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued. Interest Allowed on Deposits; CONVEYANCING. �_.. -- _ T._ _. ` John Ridout, Conveyancer, Commissioner, Etc. -� r Fire Insurance, Real sat E t e. Money ole totend. Y -Office-HURON STREET, CLINTON ', ._.___ ---,-- MEDICAL. . Dr. W. Gunn, R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh I Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at front door of residence on Ratter• bury Street, opp. Presbyterian Church. Dr. Turnbull, J. L. Turnbull, IGT. B., Toronto Univ. M.D. ; C.M., Victoria Univ. M,C.P. & S. Out, • Fellow allow f t c o he nb. , , rein, tial society . o< et y 0 Edinburgh. Late of I rnldott, Eng, enc Edinburgh hospitals Office --Dr. Dow:; ley'sstand;'Ratterybury St. \fight call: answered at Office. Dr. Shaw, Office -Ontario Street, opposite Englist church„ fortnerly occupied by Dr. Apple. ton, • DENTISTRY. Dr. BRUCE, Surgeon Dentist. OFFICE -Over Taylor's Shoe Store Clinton, Ont, Special attention to preser vation of natural teeth. N. B --Will visit Blyth everyMonday an( Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during the summer. - DR. A.GNEW, DENTIST, Office Hours, - n 00 j. At Zurich , the second Thursday of eact month. _ 1.VETERINARY.'-- I- J. E. t t lackall, VF,TERiNARY SURGF,ON AND VETERINARY INSPECTOR, office on Isaac Street next New Era oflicc Residence, Albert St., Clinton. B . Thomlinson, Veteri nary Surgeo n. Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Vet erinary College, Toronto. Treats all diseases of Domestic Animal! on the most modern and scientific principle: Day and Night calls prom Otly answered Residence-Rattenbury Street, West Clinton, Ont. _ _- LEGAL.^ J. Scott, Barrister, &C, ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, CLINTON. Money to Loan. E. Campion, QC., Barristers - Solicitor, - Notary, &c, GODERiCH, ONT. Orrin+ ---Over Davis' Drug Store. Money to Loan M. O. Johnston, Barrister, Solicitor, Commissioner, Etc. GODERICTI, - ON t', Orru•rr-C'or Hamilton and St. Andrew'i Streets. ----_..._ . -_- ­_­ _ -. _ v .- W. Brydone, Barrister, ,Solicitor, Notary Public, &c. opplert I a SP:AVEii BLOC It, . CLiNTO&S constipation t ,moss tully ball the sickness In the world. II retains tits+ dlgestrA food too long In the bowel$ and producers 411leWtte$$, torpid elver, 1n* AV Hoods gestlolt, bad tate, coated tongue, sloketc. b tood'se, llePHIS n. somata, oto. Hood's Pelle cure aonstlpatlou and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 25o. Alt druggISM .Prepared by O. I. Hood a Co., Lowell, Mails. The only PUW N take with 1100l 1'Iareapartlla The McKillop btual Fire Insurave Company. Farm and Isolated Town Property Only Insured. OFFIt'EIt9 : George Watt, President,HarlockP.O.; Jas. Broadfoot, Vice. Pres., Sc•arorth 1'.0.: W. J. Srreas„ Shannon. Seo'y'Seator h, P.O. ; Michael Murd le, Inspector of losses, celfortli. P.O. DIRECTORS : i James Broud[oot, Eeaforth ; Michael Mur - die, Seatorth: Georae Dale. Seatorth ; George Watt, Hariock ; Thomas E. Hays, Seatorth ; Alex. Gardiner, Loadbury 1 Thomas Garbutt, Clinton; John McLean, Nippon. AGENTS: Thomas Nellana. Harlo.k: Robert McMillan, Seatorth and James Cummings, Egmondville, Parnas desirous to affect insurance or tran- sact of her business will be promptly attended to on appliention to any of the above officers addressed to their respective poet otnces. GO TO T H E Union Shaving Parlor For first-class Hair -Cutting and Shaving. Smith's block, opposite Post OfriLe, Clinton J. EMERTON, Proprietor. CENTRAL DUTCHER SHOP. FORD & MURPHY, (Successors to J. W. Langford.) Having bought out the above business, w( in tell(, to conduct it on the cash principle, and will 8uuply our ouetamars with the best meati at the lowest paying price. Fold &'Murphy. Live Hos Ranted. Hi 11est btarket PricePai Paid. D. CANTELON. C'lintoll, ReIllova fNight-Soil. 1 0 The undersigned will undrtake the removal, of Night Soil and thorough cleaning of closet, . on short notice and at reasonable rater. At: refuse removed out of town. ROBT. MENNE14 GEoa, TRoWHILL, Horseshoer and General Blacksmitt Albert Street, Nortll, Clinton. JOBBING A SPECIALTY. Woodwork Ironed and first-class materia and work guaranteed. Farm Implements ane machines rebuilt and repaired. , I TO THE FARMERS I Study your own Intorest and go whe1. re You can get RELIABLE - HARNESS I manufacture none but the best of stock. I Bewaro of shops that sell cheap, os rho: have got to live. C ill and got prices. Orders by mail promptly atten,'.ed to John Bell, Harness Emporium, Blyth, Oni ( 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ®A TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS BOC. Anyone sending a sketch and description mal Quickly aseartain our opinion free whhether ar Invention Is probably ppatentable. Communten tions strictly conadentfa]. lKandbook on Patentr sent frao. Oldest n enoy for securing patents. I Patents taken through Mann & Co. recelvt epeciat notice, without charge, in the Sdt"fifir Alnericane A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lnrirest air eulation of tidy scientific journal. Tariffs, $3 . year: four months, $1. Sold by all newsdeAlers. MUNN & Co 301 Broadway, New York Branch Oruro. & lr 8t., Washington, 1). C. — .WOMEN OF SUMATRA.--- lw If the native women of Sumatra hav( their knees properly covered the res (loss not matter. The natures of son( islands off bbe cmt,st of Guinea weal clothes r,uly wihen they are going or a journey. Same Ind6tns of Venezuelt are ashamed to wear clothes befor, . strangers as it seems indecent to then to appear unpainted. 1 There was a long hunt for the rat-ine; krio•tn to be. posse=s'd by William Hoey ' a wealthy farmer, who (lied unary ye -an ago in Shrnnngo, N. Y. It escaped the searchers until bhp other day. whet several thousand dollars were fount concealed in a tree on the farm. Catarrh Shackles Broken in 60 Minutes It's an alarming fact, but ,� statistics bear it out, that at least 8o in every hun- dred poisons in this country are tainted Ina lesser or greater deggree by that diequstlrw, offen- 1 � slvo and dangerous dis- case -Catarrh. If i 1pp toms appear suchaacoid In the hears dixainess, paha in the i'o r o h e a d, headache, dropping In the thront,'offonsive breath, loss of taste and smell, the Catarrh shackles may be tightening about you -- 011. AONE'W'S CATARRHAL POWDIltl'i irtthe most potent Catarrh euro Ill a to' day- Wcorhmetl by emitlont nosh and throat spocial- Ists• Wit reliefin from to to 6o minutes. " For yearn 1 was a victim of chronic Catarrh; the first applteliaoo of Dr. Agrtecv'a Catarrhal pow• der gays me instant relief, and in an incredibly abort while I was permanently cured:' -James Headley, Dundee, N,Y.-13 doautx mixture is not very Beat. trop -,a DAWSQN'S RESILtER'ltS, Now a person Can gain a, ",' Its Lead Penelh allplstoaed In Will HINTS FORper tsuIVIiAte of the bleat qua�itY, whicll>< lee( r -.,f THE FARMER4. rowing a lead pencil is recognized by rowing Is the only kind, which should, used. can be had at from d 1. -`Lo, to be. per TMe DltCerento Between Now and Then An Clio Case of a Niutuber. certainly happens. of propagating disease. Many people still cling to tate time-honored practice lb, by the barrelrand Paris green at of moistening the writing end of the tive machinery working pencil in the mouth before they pro- ceed to write, from 15o. to 200. per lb. The cost for A eorresl,ondent in Dawso& City greater benefit from your material to properly spray an average tvrltei$ on February fifth, of con - INSTRUCTIONS IN SPRAYING. apple tree for the entire season should not exceed from 4c. to 5o. ] dltions there. From his account The Ontario Department of Agri- Physicians have, therefuire, begun to the following extracts are given: Last otLiture recommend the following so- TR.E�ATD'IENT. July, lin the States, I attonded a ball Ionone;1. , Apple. -Treatment for destroying codling moth, bud moth, tent cater - -the leading society event of the sea- I. Bordeaux DTixtur-Copper sal- pillar, canker worm, apple spot, leaf s a s son. Between the dances 1'hate, 4 pounds; lime, fresh, 4 pounds; blight, pistol case bearer and powdery beau came to me and asked for a few water, 40 gallons. midlew, minutes' talk in regard to the Alaska Suspend the capper sulphate in five First spraying: Bordeaux mixture enc} Paris green (4 oz. to the barrel trip, He lett the ball at 3 o'clock and gallons of water. This may be done of the mixture) when the buds are was en route at 9. In October, while by putting it in a nag of coarse ma- swelling, Second spraying: Bordeaux going up Bonanza, I saw a long -hailed, terial, and hanging it so as to be cov- mixture and Paris green before the full -bearded man in weather-beaten, ered by the water. Slake the lime blossoms open. Third spraying: Bor- deaux mixture and Paris green when grease-covered suit, shuffling along in about the same quantity of water. the blossoms have fallen. Fourth and with a ptokaxe 'on his shoulder. It w Then mix the two lend add the re- fifth sprayings: Bordeaux mixture and was the gentleman from the ball. A mainder of the 40 gallons of water. Paris green at intervals of ten to fif- little later I saw a man at a windlass Warm water will dissolve the copper teen days, if necessary. No definite date can be named after in a costume that is indescribable. sulphate more readily than cold water. which it would be safe to cease spray- Onl a y Y few months previously I had If the lime is at all dirty strain the ing for apple scab. The orchard should seen him sitting, a dignified, august lime solution. If the lime is good the be watched after tho third and fourth judge, in next to the highest court above amount is likely to be sufficient, application, and the treatment again applied if scab appears on the fruit or of our State. He was now working It is an eas • matter to know how much y leaves. a few feet of some man's claim on lime is required by using what is Many allele growers who sprayed, in shares. I have seen a party candidate termed the ferrocyanide of potassium 1897 until the end of June, and ne- for county auditor in it prominent city test. This substance can W got at gleeted to watch their orchards, after- wards' lost heavily. The scab appear- dealing stud poker in Dawson. On the any druggist's, and very little is re- ed very late in the Season last year, trail we met a very agreeable gentLe- quired. Take a small bottle, 2 oz., and and all the experimental orchards were man from Now York, get it filled with a saturated solution given an extra application in the ear- A REAL ESTATE BROKER. of this compound. If there is not ly part of July, which largely accounts for the splendid results obtained. Hoe has not been doing anything Since plenty of lime in your mixture, a drop 2. Pear. -Leaf blight, scab and cold- his arrival.. Last night I was surpris- of the test added to it, turns brown. ling moth, the came treatment as for ed to find he had become a pusher for Add more lime and stir. As soon apple. 3, Plum-Curculio, brown rot and one of the saloons; that is, he played Lithis test fails to color in corrin® leaf blight. stud poker for the hoose to keep the in contact with your mixture, it indi- First spraying: Bordeaux mixture game going. Last night when I came cater them is sufficient lime present before the flower buds open. Second home I. found a stranger sitLiug on my to neutralize the effects of the copper spraying: Bordeaux mixture and Par- is green a9 soon as the Petals have bualk. Hie was dressed in overalls, sulphate. Use wooden Vessels In pre- fallen. Third spraying: Bordeaux mix- btack with grease, a. muskrat shirt and paring the Bordeaux mixture. ture and Paris green in seven to ten moccasins, and his face, was covered 2. Ammoniacal Copper Carbonate days after. Fourth spraying: Bor- with a stiff heard. It took me it long Solution. "Cuprum."-Copper carbon- deaux mixture in ten to fifteen days Lime to recognize him. The Lust time ate, 1 ounce; strong ammonia suffici- b after. 4. Peach. -Brown fruit rot, leap 1 had seen him was at Luke Lindeman, Ont to dissolve the copper uurbonate; blight, plain cureulio and peach curl as fresh and falx and well-groomed as if he were out for ti, promenade on water, 10 gallons. (Exoascus st,,) First and second sprayings: Same as 1'ifth avenue. What it change camp This solution is not much used, and for the treatment of the plum. Third life and roughing it had produced 1 He IS recommended only in crises where spraying: Bordeaux mixture in two or had just come down from Stewart River to record a claim. I noticed this the fruit is so far advanced that it three weeks. Fourth spraying: Am- morning that he did not wash, so ac- would be disfigured b using the Bor- s Y moniaral copper carhonate,if any dang- er of disfiguring the fruit with Bor- eustoined had he become to outdoor deaux mixture. deaux mixture. life. This morning his friend L-- came in, a perfect tramp in appear- 3. Paris Green Mixture. -Paris green, s. CherryAphis, slug, brown rot once. He had had his breakfast, but 1 pound; Nater, '00 to 300 gallons; Milk of lime,. 4 gllllons. and leaf blight,. Firs: splaying: Bordeaux mixture we gave him some hot cakes and coffee, which he ate with a rush, and declared Use 200gallons waterer in a mixture as the bolds are, breaking; if the a tphis emulsion alone. to be more enjoyable' than meals he for apple trees, '1,50 for plum trees, and 300 fpr peach trees. When Paris green appears use kerosene, Second spraying: Bordeaux mix mixture had eaten at the Grand Hotel in Paris. were three university men, but is added to Bordeaux mixture, so as Lo and Paris green as soon tis the blossoms olio could have, judged it from their form a combined insecticide and fun- tall. Third spraying: Bordeaux mix-who to fifteen It ]s a short Step from gicide, add tour ounces to every 40 ture wad Panics green ten mun civilized to man barbaric. gallons of the Bordeaux mixture. 4. ILeIlebore.-White hellebure, fresh, days after. 0. Grapes -.Mildew, black rot, flea My friend W--, a prominent archi- tect from one of the leading cities of 1 ounce; water, 3 gallons. beetle and leaf eating insects. 5. Pyrethrucu.- Pyrethrum powder, First spraying: Bordeaux mixture WASHING DISHES fresh, 1 ounce; water, 4 gallons. and Paris green when leaves are one I 6. Kerosene Emulsion. -Hard soap, inch in diameter. Second spraying: on the table -where 1 write. . . . 1-2 pound, or soft soap, 1 quart; boil- I Bordeaux mixture and Paris green This is an incono,eivably rich country. ing water, soft, 1 gallon; -coal oil, 2 I when flowers have fallen, Third and It stirs one's blood to take one big sultans. I x mixt[ Ire at fourth sprayings: Bordeau dirt, put in a tan, wash shovelful of r u h [ I Aftef dissolving the soap in the intervals of ten to fifteen clay's. away the earth and gravel and find a water, add the coal oil and stir well Paris greem alone wihen the beetle little bunch of bright gold, perh:ips $20 for 5 to 10 minutes. When properly is attacking the buds in the spring. worth, possibly $50, $75 or $135 worth. mixed, it will adhere to glass without I 7. Raspberry.-Antlh.raenoso, leaf The transformation wrought in one "Arabian culinese. A syringerIn e or pump will aid larvde. lleig,ht and saw -fly year h y th is strike reca IIs the much in this work. In using, dilil with from 9 to 15 parts of water. Kero- First spraying: Bordeaux mixture I a,nd Paris green just before growth be- Night." tales. I left Forty Mlle in July, '96. Just before leaving, I went Bene emulsion may tee prepared with gins. Second spraying: Bordeaux mix- over to Cudahy with George Carmack, sour milk, 1 gallon, and coal oil, 2 gal- , 1 ture and Paris green about collier first He was getting supplies to come to Ions, no soap being required. 'PhisI blossoms open. Third spraying: Bor- the Klondike to fish and prospect. To willnot keep long. deaux mixture. wlhe'n the fruit is gat.h- weeks later the strike was made by NOTES. � ered. him -but I was on the ocean. A man 8. Currant and Gorkseberry,-Worms who was working for us,lon a claim t. M1G'Dien there. i danger of die -I a'nd mildew. helped me pack down to Forty Mile to figuring fruit with the Bordeaux First spraying: Potassium sulphide, take the boat. He had earned about, mixture use the ammoniacal copper Bordeauix mixture a,ncl Paris green as $•100 at time. One year later be carbonate solution. soon as this letvves expand. Second walked into my office. He had just 2. Experience in spraying during the Spraying: The same ten to fifteen days come from the Klondike. In four past three years indicates that it is later, months he had dug a fortune and was best to use the combined insecticide and , For worms alone, hellebore Or Pa1119 the sole owner of a claim that will fungicide„ commencing as soon as the green will be effective. yield him more than a million. 'A year buds begin to swell, again when the 9. Tomato.-Rbt and bligiht. and a halt ago it was not worth a leaves appear, and continue it ut in- I Spray wikih Bordeaux mixture, as Y thouRand. This year he can clean up a of 10 to 15 days, until the trees soon Its rot or blight appears. for three. two millions. Our cabin is a palace be- have 5 times, which have been sprayed 3 times, if ,necessary, at intervals of ten side his. Two bunks, a Stove and a will depend upon the weather. In e to fifteen days. table, but he. may yet decide to live the case of a rainy season, it may be 10. Potato. -Blight and beetles. i 1'i avenue. Since m • arrival on Fifth n S ec 1 spray least five times, n ass r to ve e 3 P y First spraying: Paris green soon s L more ilia four - L est h ve me n fol m the while if <lry, and the mixtures have u as tele beetles appear, one pound to as score men w•hu were neighbors in the been•ullovved to remain on the foliage,, o ge, 100 gallons of water, 'Second' spray- 'ol'd•'diggjngx, or who woi,ked for me, then three or ,,7 imes may suf- ing: Bordeaux mixture and Paris green who have made their stake, and are ficient. In no case spray while the trees are when plants are six inches high. Third and fourth sprayings: Bordeaux mix- worth anywhere 'from twenty-five thousand to a half -million: Nearly L u D blaoari, but immediately after, It+ f.ure nt iatervals of ten to fifteen days. all I knew who remained here have contrary law, and punishter by if necessary. clone well, a fine of from $1,OJ to $5.00, S. The combined insecticide and fun- 11, Cabbage. -Pyrethrum applied in one ounce to four gallons of - RAREST BIRD. gicide,, containing Paris green and Bord,enux mixture, is to he used for .solution, or dusted em, one part pyre- To find the rarest bird in existence insects Lhat chew-, and injurious fun i 1 g ,,,,I,,r. thrum to seven parts flour, for the cal-, page worm. you must go to the mountains between but kerosene emulsion alone for those 1'?. Straw -'Crile rust or leaf- Annitm and Loss, where there is seer• insects that suck th9 ,juices of plants, such as aphis, lhiip, red spider, clover ,. blight Iain kind of pheasant.. For many year : ' mLte, oyster shell bark louse, San' Bordpuux mixture, when it can he its existence wits known only by the Jose, settle, etc. applied w•ithrrut. disfiguring the fruit, fact. that its longest and most splen. 4. A Block solution for the prepar" (Ithr {Rrvalsll (oncfntwto I did plume was in murh request by ma.n. ation of Bordeaux mixture may be pre- vrhis e we ksl n new darins for their headgear. A single pared as follows: Dissolve 25 pounds beds after they begin to make runners. skin is worth $400, and the bird livin@ of copper sulphate in 25 gallons of w•tt_ would he pric•ele8s, for it soon dies ip ter. One gallon of this contain% one captivity, • Pound of the copper sulphate. In fen- MILK MADE IN FRANCE. MW other barrel slake 25 pounds of good ,--- ; IN :TAHITI. lime and add 12 1-2 gallons of water. One gallon of this contains two pounds $ing~land Geta sone oi' [ler Milk Supply "In Tahiti," says Sir John L ublwek of lime. To make thk• mixture, take Frain A,•ross the a•hannel. •'a person not. properly tatioed would four gallons of the copper sulphate so- Where would Englund be in case be as much reproached and shunned m lution and two of the lime, If there of war I She gets her bread from Am- irf with us he should go about the is any doubt shout there not. being su£- ficient lime try the test already referr- crieu, her butter frons Denmark, her streets naked." The. Papuans of the ed to under Bordeaux mixture. Now fill cheese from Canadit, eggs an,l other' that clothing is ,fit only for women 0 the amount. to 40 gallons with wa- trifles from the Continent, and -it has In the. Andaman Islands the ter, r u . . Prepare the mixture well, apply just been discovered -now gets much worrier think the same thing about. the men Lhem at t111F , pl'OpPI' time, and be as of her milk supply from France. , thorough its [:ossible in the work. 'Three I Milk doesn't sound very warlike, "As fourths of the so-called splaying done I mild as milk" is a proverbial phrase. al is not. spraying at all. The trees are 1 Si ill it is necessary to the fit nutrition PP only drenched. When Spraying is pro- i of the future defenders of Britain, and I SIOM41LD perly (lone, the mixture is hroken up there is considerable complaint in Eug- like it mist and settles on (-.very port land aUuut becoming dependent. for . of the plant. A great (]pill nore. of the I such a prime necessity of baby life 1111- r;lixt.ure will remiain on the pbtnt. when I nn a possible enemy of war. P"111111011 'rouble i applied. in Lhis way, and there is ako I London's egg supply has ling come " WIN OEM • it saving of material, as every drop i from France and as her coffin.•[ have i which falls to the ground is lost. I come from the same country it has 0. No mixture should hP left in Lbp I barn the gruesome ru9lnm to import pump or barrel, find, after using, rlpnn Parisian eggs in Parisian coffins of the • w•nter should be pumped s0 n9 to elerin I rhenpel' soft, using the latter temlior- the outfit-.. This i9 importfint, as some nrily as packing -boxes. Stomach trouble i5 the common of Hie, mixtures notchemically on the The, difficntty may tie met by 11 ill in- I name applied to 11 derangement of metid of the pump, 7. i se a Y and two nozzl", or fi trip- ternal ion:0 agreement. devia.ring baby's i milk-cn.n contraband of war, so tha thstem which i6 kraut felt but e At Y Y pee head and three nozzles. 'The work I the cheerful whoop of the morning vpn- vaguely understood. It may mean can he done just. a9 well and mueln ;(ley could lie unintorrupted by the roar inability to retain food or to digest more expeditiously. I 8. To keepBordeaux mixture off 1 of combat. I I A measure more in fnt•or, however, is it. It may mean nausea, pain after i I borses'and harness use coarse linen or the hranding of every bottle of foreign eating, fullness, inordinate craving I other cover, milk " made in France." flowto roan- for food, or entire lack of Appetite. 1 9. As ml of the spraying mixtures' are poisonous, care should be takpn in I age this isn't so easy to derifle, , Whatever it means, there's trouble, • working with thein. They should not, ; ----' _-_ ---'-- and it's with the stomach. If you be used when there, in any wound or TELEPHONFI SUBSCRIBERS. have [stomach trouble, you will be abrasion of the skin exposed, and care. According to recent statistics there intet�ested in this letter from a should he talcen not to allow the spray to settle on the hands or face, or to tw ore 1,450,000 subscribers to the Lele- man who had it and was cured by inhaled. Arsenites taken into the sys- phone shrvice in the world. The Unilel tem Ly absorption or inhalittion pro- chive SYmptoms of roisotling. In mild Slates leads the list with 90(1,00:), t.11en I comes Germany with 140,000 and (treat `UrIL AqC 4N eases Ihey resemble the symptoms pro- Britain with' 75,000; Switzerland, 50,000; ducecl by poisoning; in severe nases, headaehes nausea, eruptions, bnilsnnd France, 35,000; Austria, 20;000; Russia, I ulcers are said to result, The danger 18,000; Sweden and Norway, 10,010; IN - from ars which ore solublein varix, 00; Denmark, Italy chteS, water, such as London purple, are purple, Spain, 1; 000; Holland, 1.2,000; Spain, 1.2,000; Bel- Holland, el-sarsapprilla, mueb greater than front Paris green, glum, 11,000; Hungary, 10,000; Wae- whieh contains very little water solu- t,,,I%rg, 7,000; Finland, 6,000; Japan, [rte arsenic. There is mare. clanger of poisoning by absorption when perspir- 3,500: C,Iha, 2,600; h,uxemhurg, 2,(00 ; Portugal, 2,000; Australia, '2,090. Th „e For nine years I suffered from stomach ing fre•nly. However, by tniting proper Imlance i9 divided among the smalle$ trouble. I tried the aid of the best doctors of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and spent precaution, there need he little fear, tl. leather washer about four inches in or newly ml(led countries, from Rou- manin with 400 down to Senegambia largo sumo of monoy, all in vain. Ono day diametor should he fitted just below with 100• whit" writing a train in Bellaire, 0„ I pplokod up a paper; with a notice of Ayetl the nozzle which will prpvenl, the drip from reaolling the linn(]s. As far as 4 .•- -.-__-.____.- . Sarsapat�illa. I got one bottle to try it, It pr,ssible lreel, to windward of the noz- USF; VOR NEWSi► APi.RS. did me 90 much gaol that I purchdaed flvo zle. When rfitceh tvrlrk is to lip clone, You inn save (little• a respectable sum more bottlos. I. took for of them and gained in flesh, my nppetito improved, aild rubber gloves altonld he Ivorn. Thr face and exposed arts Should be w•nsb- P in I,h,e Bourse of the yoa,r in dustel•s and chamois l s by using instead and note i can Pat ft -A np,, Mysteinaeh its 0,11 ed immediately ltcostyoff r imli l Papers far ss." hing silver, assist and right, thanks to the one of Ayer's Snnaps. rilla,"--CALVIN NI. StUVI)R},Unlontilwu;Pa. The sprayingler Bor- 1 y S window glass. . as . _- a 1 . + .. DIPHTURIIA SPREAD Now a person Can gain a, ",' Its Lead Penelh allplstoaed In Will pound a day by taking an . QtI11Ce Of Scott's �muls om The ai,parentlyo harmless act of bor- rowing a lead pencil is recognized by rowing is, hard to explain, but it the medical faculty as a prolific means certainly happens. of propagating disease. Many people still cling to tate time-honored practice It seems to start the diges- of moistening the writing end of the tive machinery working pencil in the mouth before they pro- ceed to write, properly. You obtain a The practice of borrowing pencils is greater benefit from your www believed to be .resp,unsible for many food, cases of diphtheria and t,unsilitis which could not be otherwise accounted for. The oil being predigested, Physicians have, therefuire, begun to and combined with the hy- warn their patients against putting the Ill of lead pencils in Lbeir mouths pophosphites, makes a food before they write, tonic of wonderful flesh - The practice of "swapping" and bor- forming rowing lead penuils is more common power. among children than adults. The Spirit All physicians know this of camagaderie which makes pupils to to be a fact. grow, "chummy" and social in the pub- All druggists; 5oc. and #i.00. lio schools sometimes causes lead -pen- oils to become common property among SCOTT' &BOWNB, Chemists, Tomato, groups of school children. A child who is recovering from any throut disease might therefore be the innucent means SOC• 50C; ii of communicating the mu.lmty to its companions. A well-known throat spa- says:- Cold���cialiat h 11 "Physicians are now beginning to give their attention to the cause and prevention more than ever :F R :E3 _P1 fo commondiseases they did before. The rules of common - sense are being instilled into the par- emts of the young patients, and a doc- These watches are solid 14 -carat gold, and our usual list price for them here Lor of today, when called to attend a eihild puts its parents through a very in England Is R51$25) each, but to intro- dace our enormous Catalogue, we will send you this watch free if you take ad- rigid cross-examin'atiun as W tihe hal,- . of his Little ,$tient. It is after I vantageofourmarvollousoirer. lfyou want one, write to us without delay. found that the disease has been oum- With your letter send u; 50 cents inter. municated by some harmless act which national Money Order, for which we wihsend you asolidsilver brocch,wort[[ most people would not notice. Children 8I -and our offer. ,After you receive the ars ver democratic. A spit at a Y p beautiful watch, we shall expect you • school will moisten a lead pencil in his to show it to your friends, and call their Incl and begin to write. A oompan- attention to this advertisement. Tho watch is sent free by registered post on ion will ILorrow the pencil, and the first thin he will do in nine cases out of g your complying with our advertise• men[ and our offer, and is warranted tem will be to put the burrowed pencil for five year a. Address— in his mouth. I have traced several Watchmakers' Alliance & Ernest cases of tonsilitis and diphtlle•ria to this Goode'aStoies,Limited, 184Ox- ford St., London, England. cause, Which at. first sight appeared inexplicable. Even the seeds of con- Money returned in not more than satis- sumpticrn may be sown by tlhis means." Regatrdialg the habit of moistening Unsolicited Testimonial. the lead pencil before writing, the sup- erinl endent of it large pencil factory 15 Princess Sit., Birmingham, Eng. " I thank you very much for the beau. said yesterday: titin was cll you sent me free of charge. I have tested it for nine months and it "Itis it mistake to suppose that never varies one half-a-minutetrain one moistening the lead of it pencil makes weeL-'s end to another."- E. WILKH, it waits better. It spoils the: pencil, "To give away a gold watch worth . As it hardens the lead, yet people will $25, is certainly a splendid advertise - but the Watchmakers' Alli• persist in the uncleanly habit of thrust- ing borrowed pencils in t-beir mouths," ncent, as anon Is the largest firm of Watchmakers in England, they can afford it."-ED- I,rOR X. - -------- Be E•ure and address your lette-, 184Oxi•OUDS1•xSE•r,Lonnox,Lxo. SALT SUPERSTiTION. �.vmw '. Superstitions concerning salt are e10mC¢lir�► Btu .cms . widely scattered over the world. When the Chinese observe the last festival Grand Trunk Railway. round- of the ,year, literally called "round - ing the year," a portion of the cere- in ,g Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as building bonfire c resets in bol a bout ce of many p g follows : pine wood before the ancestral tablets Buffalo and Goderich District :- of the family. Uprin the flames shite is thrown and the crackling which it Going ll'est,Mixed ............ lo,cga,m. occasions is regarded as an omen of good luck for the following Year. 46.. Express........,, i,oj p.m. .. •• Mixed.. , .... , .... 7.0; p,a,, , .. Express .......... (1 r,8 Lot .._ _- ._ _ _-. _ . . __ _ Going East, Express . , ........ 7,4o a.m. News u .. a 2. S j 13.111. u . Mixed.......... P-1,4.35 p, _� The eoord London, Huron and Bruce: ng S Goiouth, Express ......... 7.47 a -M. IsNot I, ,< t ......... 4.30 p,nl. Excelled . Going North, .. ... _ .. _ .. to.t; a.m. ' .. 5.55 p,m. AS an 6I. C. DICKSON, Dis. Pass. Agent, AdvertisingToronto, W. E. DAvts, G. P. & T. A„ Montreal. Medium. A. O. PATTISON, G.T.R. Agent at Clinton, rst.atv�� 7 A Pretty boot Goes n a a o y 0 - .-$% But what is the use of a pretty foot, in this country in the winter t ) time, if you do not have a perfect �� fitting Rubber ,or Overshoe. Now, this may be news to you, I � mbut you will find it to be a fact ; iy theree is only onmake of Rub - D 51 J� I 1' bens and Overshoes in this coup- I I try, that are right up-to-date ill ' Iwant to see "Granby" on the fit, finish, quality and durability bottom then i know what i am alld they are the getting, Granby Rubbelzo and OV WHOES • thin, light, comfort,,rble. Extra thick at ball and heel. I "GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LIKE IRON." L.._aa.►_a.aA_j ONE 01VES RELIEF. ®n'-t.Spend a Mullan for Medic ne until you have tried (�+'+� 4 -'o i k iii , Y, l r L q1 JJ�II+�wR Gil fd ,r , . 4 rop, �w j� 4 y 1 ° .. I Moya , ' 11 ..I. -•�+%, ,''`y �' , i. Y •- H ,—You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons Ten Tabules for Five Cents. UW sort is put up ahmply to gratify the ugivarsal pr.e.nt danawl for a Io* brit" If you don't find this sort of iv,-wans Tabuld.m..5. At the Druggist's, tttatls Send Five Cents' to THLI RIPANa CHVM1CAL COMPANY, XQ. 1t+ gpruc:e St•, New York, and they will be sent to you by Mail [ dt +" t4 cartons Will he mailed for q8 cents. The chances are ten to one that Ripanv Tabules are the very medicine you need. trAttn - ■ I - . >♦ ... to .. , 1