HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-03-03, Page 7March ard, 1944 The Clitito,n Niniramaltigard,
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Molsons Bank
Incorporated by Act of
Parliament 1855
Capital authorized, $5,000,000
Capital paid up 2,856,420
Reserve Fund 2,720,778
Total Assets 27,000,000 :
Wm. moisou Macpherson, Precident
James Enloe general Manager
-NOTICE -
We hope to occupy our new
premises cor. Victoria and One
tario streets, (opposite .1, SV,
Irwin's grooery,)- sometime elm -
the present month. A call frone
public.generally is solicited.
1-1. C. Brewer, Mgr.
CLINTON.
G. D. McTaggart
BANKER,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN-
TED. DRAFTS ISSUED. INTER -EST
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, - -
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC,
OFFICE -Sloane Block- CLINTON.
HENRY BEATTIE
(Successor to Mr. James Scott)
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
office formerly occupied by Mk,
James Scott, in Elliott Block ,
MONEY TO LOAN.
RIDOUT & HALE
conveyancers, Cominissioners, peal
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to Loan.
C. B, HALE - JOHN RIDOUT.
DRS. GUNN & GUNN
Dr. W. Gunn L. R. C. P. & LeR.C.S.
Edinburgh.
Dr. J. Nisbet Gurn M. R. C. S. Eng.
L. R. C. P. London
Night • calls at front door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church;
OFFICE -L Ontario street -CLINTON.
DR. SHAW
•
PHYSICIAN .AND SURGEON.
•
OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON,
Opposite St. Paul's church.
eiwormasismassiumiollimmloolIai
• .
We know what all good doc-
tors think or Ayer's Cherry _
- Pectoral. Ask your own doe- -!•
- tor and find out.. He will tell _
e
Cherry •
Pectoral
_ you how it quiets the tickling --_
throat, heals the inflamed
lungs, and controls the
•hardest of coughs.
4. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is wen known in ;
iiar family, We think it hi the hesonedtoine
In the world for omens and wide"
BA.,xna Picricasou, Petah:ma, Cal,
256.-, tee, $l,00. J,
AU druggists..
- - for
flard Coughs
-Da° of AYer,e Plils at bedtime will
taeten recovery. Gently laxative,
04000,00000000 000* 0000
F.or an up-todate
HAIR CUT
••. -ND-
CLEAN SHAVE
try the leading barber
NEXT DOOR TO IRWIN'S GROCERY
• George D. Roberton.
.440**00
sA44's
00 Cie)
Phosphodirie, •
The arced Hestia Remedy,
is an old, well ;Web.
lished and reliable
Preparation. Has been
prescribed and used
()yew 40 years. All drug-
gists in the Dominion
of Canada sell and
recommend an being
Seers and After. the only medicine of
• itseind that cures and
gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cures all forms of Nervous Weak,.
ness, Emilsions, Spermatorr'
haa Impotency,-
and an effecer of abuse or excesses •, the excessive
use of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants, Mental
and Brain Worry, all of which lead to Infirmity,
Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave.
Price $1 per package or six for $5. One will
p'zfase, six will cure. Mailed promety on res
ceipt.of price. pend for free pamphlet. Addresii
The Wood Company,
Wiridsor, Ont, Canada,
Woods Phosphodine is sold in Clin-
ton by. Watts Fe Co.; H. B. Combs,
R. P. R,eekie ,and J. E. Hovey, Drug-
gists:,
Tflg Tf101p1101) Mutual Fire
Insurance Conitjanu
-Perin. and Isolated . Town Property-
-Only. .
•Oely Loured.-- • •
•
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSIereiN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases ref
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat . .
-Office and Residence -
ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINTON.
North of Rattembury St.
DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office formerly occupied by Dee. Pal-
lister on Main street.
IJAYFIELD, - - - •-•-• ONT
DR. AGNEW, . DENTIST, •
Office adjoining Photo Gallery. • open,
every day and Saturday nights until
•to o'clock.
CLINTON, ONT.
R. G. ERNEST HOLMES
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Wore
D. D. S. -Graduate of the -Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeos of Ontar-
io.
L. D. S. -First class honor ,graduate,
of Dental Department of 'Toronto
University.
Special attention paid to peeservation
of children's teeth.
Will be at the River Hotel, hayfield,.
qyery Monday from io a. ni. to 6
Pt lee
DR, J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY SURGEON,
A member of the Veterinary Medical.
Associations of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
io Veterinary College.
°Prier,- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
Phone 97
JAMES- A. SMITH, AUCTIONEER.
•••••••••••••••••
•
• OFFICERS,
J. B. McLean President, 1(ipperi P.
O. ; Thos. rrasee, VicosPresicient,
Brucefield P, O.; Hays, Sec. -
Treasurer, Staforth P. 0. •
. • DIRECTORS.
Williain Shesney, Seaforth .,; John
Grieve, Winthrop,; George Dale,Sea-
forth ; John Watt, Hello& r- John
Bennewies, Brodhagan ; James Evans,.
.Beechwood; James Connolly, Clinton.
' AGENTS. *
Robert Smith, Harlocic ; E. nIin-
chley, Seaforth ; James Cummings,
Egniondville; J. W. Yeo, Relines -
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or •transact ether buseuess will bel
promptly attended to on application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postoffices. 1-00-"a
inspected by the direttor Who lives
e
nearest the scene,
Marriage
Licenses
ISSUED BY
J. B Rumball Clinton
mom
Fruit Growing in
British, Coluonbio.
Sorrie interesting facti regarding the
f; uit industry in the Prairie Province
Were brought out at the recent meet-
ing of the British Columbia Frnit
Orowers' Association. The growing
'commercial importenee of the indus-
try is evidenced by the increased ehip.
moots by freight and exprese, out the
following liguree ehow ; There were
la,rk3d by the 0. P. R. during 19027
1409 tons of Ala, while in 1008 1087i
tons were carried; an increase 00 35 per
Cent. The Dominion Express Co, car-
ded in 1897, 70 tons of fruit; in 1001
378 tons; in 1002, 483 tons; in 1003, over
07e3 tons. The eetablishurent of a fruit
cannery ie New Westminster is
whtch will employ forty to fifty
bandit durinerilie season. This will
give growers a market, for their sur -
pips beta..
MARKETS.
At the present time Britieh Colum.
b;a, fruit prectically rules the markets
ae far ettst as Calgary. The markets
of the Northereet, though vast and
valuable, are very scattered ; Winni-
peg ie thegreat wnoltaale centre, atid
is of mice importance tbat, it enters in-
to the ealcelations of fruit growers alt
over the c:ontinent, consequently the
competition there is keen. Orders are
beitig received from Australia, Hawaii,
China, and Japan, end efforts were
made last fall to get a • foothold in
itritaiu, On Oct, lath last" Meseta.
Stirling and Pitcair u ot Kelowna ship-
ped the nest, emitted of British Colette;
bia apples, consisting of Spies, Bald-
..
YOU MAY HAVE
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
If your back aches aucl you suffer
from dragging paella it is an evidence
of Diserered kidneys, Get Ferrozone
at once and take it regularly. Ferro -
zone mekes kidney sufferers feel better
at once. "1 was bothered a great deal
with my kidneys last year" writes S.
G. Denton of Everett " but got quick
relief from Fen ozoue. My trouble
manifested itself by pain in the back
dull heavy feeling and constant head-
ache. 1 quite recovered after using a
few boxes of Ferrozone which has giv.
en me inin•e strength and better health
than I ever had before. I can recom-
mend Ferrozone as a positive 'cure."
Price erOe at all di itggists.
•
•
wins.Ontarioa and Celled& Reda to the• •
British market. .They arrived . in
Glasgow on -November Oth, in first.'
'class condition and were sold at an
*vertigo price of about Os '• per box,
„while Eastern Oanacla apples were sell
login the same place ai, about one don
ler per bar eel less, *.figurfrig three arid
one half boxes 'to the barrel. How-
ever Whenthe extra freight charges
to Montreal were deducted, the nee
returifs were hardly satisfactory. - En-
nuiries are 'now • being received froin,
-other, firins who saw the. SHOO Col-
umbia -fruit ad learned. that „ it griee
. fleet -class' eatisfsetion. so •that it ib
though t that if rupee and larger ship-
• ments were sent forward, betterpekes
• would be .realized. Concessionsein the.
way. of freight rates wiil eviden
have 1.0 beobtained, if ehis export
trade is tobe developed.
• 'DRAWBACKS, •
. . .
••• That-thahritieh Ooltimbia growers
labor. ander disabilities sia,ilar to those
of the -waterer fruit men is shown •by
• the following liet meneioned by •Preso
dent Metcalfe in his opening adroit :
First : The lack of.. ce-oyerationqn
the part of our growers in ,shipping,
• marketing • and and, maintenance of
prices; the purchase of packages,paper
spraying materials and , redress. of -
geievanees: ------' •
•• ',Second.: We suffer as fruit growers, -
from, the general lack- of knowledge,.;
want. IA 'Confidence as to the benefits
of'spraying.: . • .* . •• .• • .' •
Third.: We, need canniug and- evap-
Prating factories to. take pur surplus
,fruit, -the ripe and lower grade variet-
ies that will • not -ship -long -distances,
TIME
Trains will arrive at and depart
from eliuton •Station as follows :
/311FAL0 AND GODERICII DIV;
Going East Express ' 7.38 a.rn.
3;23 P.M.
Gehl East Mixed 445 Pin.
Going West Mixed •nen,
Going West Express ' • 12..55 p,m.
• '4--..,' 1/ 7.05 3-01.
it so • 1042 pare.
I am a licensed auctioneer for the
'County of Huron and will sell by per-
centage or by the dollar. ReeidenCei lot
37 and 38, Bayfield Road, one mile
south of Clinton. Satisfattion guar-
anteed. Orders left at The NeWs-Itee-
ord officesor my house will be prom-
ptly attended to.
JAMES A. SMITH,
Clinton Pt 0..
1/LIPPINCOTT'
4
MONTHLY .MQAZU1E:
A FAMILY LlieftAnY
.; Thi Bat In Cortent litcratara
12 COMPLETE NOVgLiti•YEARLY
9I-10fer STOAlt12 AM°
1 TAPE:1'3 ON TIMELY TOPICC
o..C14 VT an; 2.6 C711. A COPY i
feeiNtr74L1.4:0 srot.mmt
h Want* tee yettInt toe take Medicine nine be
416
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE DIV.
Going South Express
11 Mixed
"•North Express
') Mixed
A. 0. PA.TTISON, Agent.
V. R. HongErrs, Town Ticket Agent.
3. D, IVIACDONALD, District Passeti-
ger Agent, Toronto,
q.47 adn.
4.15 P;arte
• 10.15 sem,
• 6.55 Pthl,
1
(4 .tee Vilekrie1'
0(4,e:et,Piersint4cr.
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
,COPYFOGHTS &O.
Anyone Sending A sketch and description MO
reekly Ascertain our opinion free Vvhether an
venuon is probably patentable. terturitinice.
ns strictly confidential. IlitudboOk on roosts
soot ire& °Melt twenty for_iieenring_Petente•
Patents taken .through MOM & CO. mem
remelt notice, without emelt°, In the
SdentifiC Jitutricau.
A hendsonielY Illustrated Weekly, Leraceit_ela
Cidation Of any soientlec Journal. oernuesa
year ; four menthe, $1. field by ailpelted
MUNN tiColgaisted-v,rnset Yor
IrrAmm, r. -le.• "' 74, WI KM, 191*. 14.42,
,.• .
TO *QUICKLY CURE . •
' BeLL1OUSNESS.
Urie Dr. Harnilton'e Pine of Many
drake and Butternut. They; cleans- •
the stomach and bowels, assiet the
liver; ineernoving the bile, and cure
thoroughly. Us only Dr. Hsenilton's
Pill's. Price 25c.
varieties that me suhject to the attaek
cif fungus diaeases, thereby relieving
the markets of these qualities of.fruits
and leaving the Iiigher grades and bet-
ter fruits to sell at increased prices.
.1? (41'1/Minn e,"." *". "*1" IN tr ?ALP Mired di croup,wbooping cough and coldt be0
. • .% 1 loins Vapo-ereselene'lliee breathe it.
i
Foul th We mitrei froin the Ink of
a proper titstrtbutiott of tan meta II,
the different tnericets we are shipping
to.
Fifth ; We also 1 equire better facil-
ities in transportation and lower retes.
The express ratee are excessive and
the care and attention given to the
handling of frnit on and off express
cars are careless and unsatisfactory
and ought to be discouraged and. cor-
rected.
Delivery of Butter
• to Railway Stations.
Every precaution should be taken to
see diet butter is delivered to the
stations at such an bout asikto make
the closest poesible connection with
the refrigerator cars. An hour's ex-
posure to the heat ef a warn' summer
day !nestle positive injury to the
butter and shortens its lite.; It would
be better to have all, the butter carried
to the station by contract,so that some
man would have a properly equipped
wagon, with a cover for protection
egainstemn and rain. It would be
possible to insist on having suet; a
wagon always Clean The manager
would have authority, and control over
a vontractor but be has very little over
the independent patron, who takes
the loadwhen it suits his convenience,
very often in an unsuitable wagon,
dumps it down at the station without
any consideration except that of get-
ting rid of it as quickly as possible.
The cost of hauling the butter to the
*Melon should be considered a part of
the operating expensee in all creamer-
• Yours very truly,
W, A. Cleinous.
Canned and Evapor-
• • ated Goods Trade.
•
Mr, A. W. Grindley, Agent of the
Department of Agriculture in Great
Britain gives the following informa-
tion in regard to the trade in canned
and evaporated goods during 1903, in
addition to the extracts from •his an-
nual report publisieed last week.
• • • FRUIT PULPS .
There is a good derriand fur the fol-
lowing fruit pulps which can be put
up in Chteada eStrawberry,Raspberry,
Gooseberry, Black Currant, Peaches,
pears, Apricots.
• . The above fruit* are largely used in
jam factories in reat Britain.
°arum:lien packers of fruit pulps
thould observe the. following, points :-
• .1. Us 6 a heavy grade of chaecoal
tin plates for notking the rims.
2 Do not use rozin for soldering
the inside seams as hthe least portion
ONE OF THE VILEST DISEASES.
. . • ,
7Is catarrh Which Arst attacks the
nose endthroat and finally ,spreaes.all
throughthe syeten. The one sure
curets fragrant healing Oatarrhotorie
yvhicrh. is -sent by the ;erre you •ineatha
direct to the root of the 'trouble. r: •
T. YesM ad Vieer of Yarinotith, suffered'
'for y'eare frcirsi: Oatarrh says, .." In
my.lonK:experience wit li , this lothsome'
disease 1 nev,ernsecl any remedy 'thee'
relieved and :prised • so .,proraptly as
Spat arr hozone. 'When • y nostrils
Were so .stuffed up that 1' •couldn't
breathe t. found a few lehalation, of
Oeterrozone was . Mifficieut to clear
away the mucous, -1 ,arti perfectly
eured by Cataerhozone end tree from
the dirreaseentirelye? Use only Cater-
frhozpne. -COMplete Oath $1.90e trial
size 25c.'
'
egesounemepalialleatingstsempripearemeineueolevarisleielle.
Canada. fnrniah the tin plates from
ch the Calle are made and Mau have
an export representative to supervise
the packing of their goods during the
season, the reeult being general satis-
faction and.increased demand for the
brands.
The quality of Canadian beef and
mutton is preferred to the imports
from other countriee, the packs which
countries are often Ililecl with mean
from which extracts have been taken
to make fluid meat preparations.
Most of the Ca,nadiau tinned beet
and tnutton is put up in tins holding
not over two pounds of meat. There
is a good demand fOr tins holding six
p_ounds especially for War Office and
Naval Stores.
Whatever sized tins are packed be
surd they contain strong net weight,
TINNED LOBSTER.
Tlaere is a gond demand for Cana-
a.diten tinned lobster if properly put up
Only heavily armed plates should be
usrd for making cans (Lobster works
quickly on light pletes) the inside of
which should be lined with heavy
parchment paper and the lobster pack-
ed while thoroughly fresh. This re-
quires large packing frietin les, Small
factories do not as a general rule em-
ploy skilled labor and as they cannot
pack as fait as supplies come in during
She packing season the result is that
stale goods are packed which go off
flavor very quickly.
DESSICATED VEGETABLES.
iniparte a bad flavor tolthe contents.
3. One gallon thiseare preferable to
.cariz.boiding . gallons chiefly be-
cause there ie less loss in case of, pun-
ture or ether cause of damage. -
• 4. ; For colored "pulps i
an nternally
lacquered tin is very Much prefeered,-
5. NO coloring matter or preeers-
•tivei of any kind should he added.
th. Have cases • holding ,crtne rinide
strongly and with tight "covers not
elats. •'
"TINNED-. MEATS. •
There Is a good demand -Greats
Britain•for tinned mente but complaint
are Made that clanadiren tinned meats
'etc'. are often petered ;beta the tin by
some acid; action. This eility.tre'raused
• by using eight grade --tin plates fOr
making the cane, Tese .pletee • are
rolledafter tieing tinned arid so much
of the tin being taken off the ,iron is
• exposed in epote and a chemical action
• gets in shortly after the .goods are
peeked., Some British. firms who im-
port heavy lines of panned goods from
Auditors' Report, Stanley Township.
.SUMVARY OF REOMPTS
Balance on 'heed
'Uncollected tai and 4percentage
, Referel from m Bit Dra•
•Licevee fund '
; Withdrawn from bank and intereat •
LeViale.tive grant -
Borrowed. money
Refund froni 'Logan Drain
Loan from Logan Drain
Non-resident tax
Miscellaneous
• Township taxes from collector
Total receipts
•
and interest
• •
Roads • SUMlYIARF
South hdundary
London Road
• hayfield Boundary
Charity
Gravel
Timber and Sewer Pipe
Printing
Board cf Irealtb
Schools
.11M8sains4:ckelleantous
Comity rates
I,e.an, to hig Drain
Loan to Schwitlin Drain
• Taal Payertents
balance to next account
halante on Dee. ,arst
tthcollepted tax 1903
Preceptage thereon
'Loan to 131g Drain
Loan to Schwalm, Draie
Township hall
Road grt.der
Pile driver
I'lough
Sewer Pipe
Salaries for Pig Drelin 1962
LIAML/TIES
Loan front 1..ogan Drain
PAYMENTS
ASSETS
*36198.
164 71
40 10. •
• 8o oo •
• tor3 95
256 oo
50000
217 21
197 64
39 93
.• 19 25 .
10269 42
$13250 19
Seer7 68 •
, 168 51
20 55
50`
eo oo
334 '89
680 82
75 30
48 30
4767 oo
61960
484 54
507 40
2445 05
IS 59
84 47
$12255 30
1004 89
*1326019
•CeitORGE BAIRD,
SOIIN DEA'I"rY, Auditore.
Dated 3aittary 30a6 ON.
51004 89
88 36
d 65
A72 59
84 47
100000
oo
4000-
-
12 00
240 00
95 90
$297 64
There is a growing demand for Des.
sleeted Vegetables in Great Britain,
not for borne consumption; • but for
Naval Stores and the War Office.
Yours very truly.
W. A. ()lemons.
THE GLOW OF HEALTH.
When the blood is rich and pure
there is ahalthful glow to the complex,
ion which speaks of the vigor atid vi-
tality of the system,. There is no
more certain way for pale, weak peo-
ple to attain the glow of health than
by the persistent use of Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food, the great food cure which
forms new rich, red bleed and creates
new nerve force.
Hon, Edward Blake has been named
as one of the temporary chairmen of
Cerninittee of the Whole in the -British
House of Commons. It Would give
the supporters of any Canadian Min-
istry a fit to see any Oppoeitiouist
similarly honored.
Mr'. Stephen O'Mara, ex -M, P, of
Limerick, Ireland, a joint treasurer of
the Irish Nationalist Parliamentary
Fund, is, a guestat the Queen'm Hotel.
Mr. O'Mara has 'ante to the Dominion
With the Object of establishing a pork
packing house somewhere in Canada..
He says peace and bermeny now pre,
veil in the Green Isle.
•
The Insurance underwriters place
the less by the Rochester, N. Ye fire
of Friday at 2,500,000, and the amount
ofinsurance in the regular stock insur-
ance companiesat e2,000, 000. .
. . •
New YOrk State Republicans have
endorsed President Reeseyelt for re -
rumination. • .
Hugh Amos: has reported to the
police that he was relined of $25 in
Bo w land's Hotel, Toronto, Fiti d ay
afternoon; The deteetiveis a.re in vesti
gating.
, ' LET OTHERS. ,EXPERIMENT
There ie always Something .,neer in
the way of medical treatment and you
tire:constantly invited ter try new -fan -
glad, unproven remedies. .Let ()there
experiment and so risk health and lose
time. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
have been tried in the crucible of time
won the aproval of public opinion and
demonstrated their right to a place in
every home as a family medicine. "
Some Plain Truths
Abotit: Congregationalism:
• -
_
- Rev, James Carmichael peer:tetrad
from the words: "That ye be like.
minded, having the same love, beifig
of one aceord, of one mind." Phillipp;
lens. 2nd chap.', 2nd verse. He showed
that the Congregations of primitive
Christians were like families in their
internalrelationships, and, in comae
quence, they labored • harmoniously,
and were as a unit in the prosecution
of auy work, and became such centres
that the riotous, quarrelsome heathens
gazed at them with astonishment. It
was a mournful confession -but, how,
ever honesty forced it out -that this
family idea had been largely lost sight
of by Christain churches at the pees.
ent tiny; and, in Consequence, the
chueches suffered everywhere. It
must .bo admitted that the size ef
many modern congregaticins was an
°Wiwis to the carrying out of the
fatally idea; some of them were .s0
large that they formed tribes rather
Shan families, St. George's was fer
too large for the fanaily idea to be
manifested, yet their was much to be
criticised. Modern social arrange-
ments Wert supposed to be unrest-
rained mingling of varietal members.
The head looked patronizingly at the
foot, hut the foot would not be patron-
ized, and. in due time ignored the head
altogether, and he could net blame it
naucb. The head would kneel for
• twenty years, perhaps, side by side
with the foot at, the frame communion
table, and never recognize it as a torn-
panion, and the foot mocked at Bitch
conduct and called it a farce. Mein -
hers of the seine congregation have
Mile to the Church and sat there till
their hair was white, and never not,
iced their poorer brethren, or even
0044,
Established 1579
Whooping Cough, Croup
Bronchitis, Cough, erip,
tio Asthma, Diphtheria
CREW -ENE 18 A SOON TO ASTHMATICS
Cessounni is a long established and standard remedy for the diseases indicated. It
cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic is carried over the diseased onetime
of the bronchial tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment.
Those of consumptive tendeney, or sufferers from chronic, bronchitis, find immediate
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Cresolene
Antiseptic Tablets
^
dissolved in the mouth are effective and sofa for
coughs and irritation of the throat.
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youreelf to reach the top of your business
. A bueiness training combined with your knowledge of your work
gives you the necessary advantage over others to; make this possible.
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and permanent.
Booklet, containing complete information of courses, costs,
ete„ sent to any address for a postal. •
W. 'WESTERVELT7 Paw. Y.M,C.A. Rummel LbNDON:
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asked after a sick • member of • the;
tardily, though theyknew .of the sick-
ness. Seale of this class would no
doubt like this, as it kept every one in
their place, but it was death to the
great familyidea. The system of mod.
ern churches was, he • confeesed,
gninst it. • People said, "My pevi is my
private chapel; I may -open' or shut the -
door; I may scowl out of it et stran-
gers, 'or frown them 'out of it when
they enter." In, Ulla manner -tad some
members' newly arrived in the •city
been frowned out of their churchinto
.Methedism, receiyed them
•witb smiles and open :trees, and be
thanked God that they were not: for-
gotten. He subsequently showed how
this lack eta • joint igterest artiOung,
members' militated/wail:me the financ-
ial prosperity and workof the•church,
and held that churchee should endeav-
or to work out the family idea, keep-
ing clear of selfish congregationisneon
the one Menden& of no "ism" on the
other, The friendly' relations of St.
George'scongregation, however, ow-
ing to its great •siZe,:unist he tram],
and he believed tient a eery slight per.'
mend gent °nth& part bf the mem-
hers Would do Much teivards ipae,boe
them 'live np to.the. -spirit if not the
'letter of .thistext. Betouehrdon its,
position, foreniest 10 very good work,
but he held that thia bed. been riecueed
hy the efforts of 4 few, and 'thrit it
could' do far noire. if . the whole . tribe
would rise tip tothe bittele; aod as re-
garded the wiping out of theietlebt;
. they did not %went Mr,,. 'or111.r.D. to
contribute liberally, but the ,Whole
alphabet frorenA to Z should bo repre;•
meted -on the list. ' 14 was 4 duty in.
view of the Inerrie.s of the past, in She
light of the blessed roinietry 'which for-
ever twenty .yeare.lea,s been exercised
for them 50 do no. '
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS,
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. If die-.
turbed by night and broken of your
rest by a ma child suffering and,
crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get a bottle of "Mts.
••107.77701,
Hon. Mr, Anson, formerly on Or
Lensdowne's staff during hie Govern
or Generalship, has beeafotroddead.
Frightful Case of
Protruding Piles
Doctor wanted to burn them ^with a red-
hot tron-Cured ey hr. Chase's Ointment.
Mg. Amex. McLrear, Tarbot Vale, N.S.,
writes: -"As section man on the railroad, I
was exposed to all sorts of weather, my
• health failed, and. I became a victim. el
protruding piles. Though
• a doctor treated me for
• piles, they,only grew worse
and I was* forced to give Op
werir, and 'go home. My
• sufferings could seared)! be
• described, I could not walk
or lie down, and while the
rest of the family, slept. I
would. be groaning with
"" excruciating pains.
"The second doctor told
me the piles would have to
• be burned with a red-hot
e_ iron, but I could not think
Mr. McLean of undergoing such an oper-
ation, so he gave me a box of salve, for Which .•
he charged me two dollars, but did me no
good. My experience with.r, ChaSe'S Oint-
ment is that the first application did me more
good than did the two doctors, and finally
made me as well and free from piles as any
man., Since being cured I worked during the
wilder in the lumber woods mad had no return
, of my old trouble. Dr. Chase's Ointment was
worth one hundred dollars a box to roc.",.
The Hamilton, London & Lake Erie •
:Electric Railway Company are apply
ing to the Legislatttre for incorpora
tion. •"
N. 1
.MOTHERS ,RIVLY .0. N
Gray's -Syrup to keep the children safe from
C1SQ11P. It disolves the thick onsitinn- cleers the •
• throat- breaks -tip a cold and dlIRAS COUGHS. :Keep
sS
ru of Red Spruce 6un
always in the house. A. bottle of this fainoile remedy lsyourbest •
protection against those sudden night attacks of croup. '
• Tonally good for all throat and lung troubles- for
young and old. 25 C7.77. bottle.
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Winslow'e Soothing Syrup" for child- •y
ren teething. It will relieve the poor •e_
little sufferer immoddiytely, Depend
*pm it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. It mires Diarrhoea, rept-
tales the Stomach and Dowels, cures . +
Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces •t•
Inflammation and gives tone and en-
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Witislr's Soothing Syrup" for child -
ten teething is pleasant to the Mate .te
and is the prescription of One of the .S..
oldest and best female physicians and 4.
nurses in the United States, Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists throughout the world,. Be Imre
. and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
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