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Molsons Bsznk
Irene pereted by At', of
Parliament, 1855
• Capital authorized, $5,r19,000
Capital paid up ;4,420
Reserve,Fund 2, .0,778
Total Assets 27,, Jtk,000
Wm. moNcii Mitepherscri, P• kident
James miler. - General A
NOTICE -
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H. C. Brewer, A gr.
CLINTON.
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G. D.- Man i -,art
BANKER.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN-
TED. DRAFTS ISSUED. IEREST
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ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. - -
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICI1 OR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC..
OFFICE -Sloane Block- CLINTuN.
HENRY BEATTIE .
(Successor to Mr. James Scott.)
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
office formerly occupied by Mr.
James Scott, in Elliott Block. .
MONEY TO LOAN.
RIDOTJT & IIALE
tsonveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency... •
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Dr. W. Gum L. R. C. P. & L. R.C.S.
Edinburgh..
Dr. J. Nisbet Gu•rn AL R. C. S. Eng.
. L. R. C. P. Loudon •
Night calls at front door of resi•dence
on Rattenbury street, oppoSite
Presbyterian church.
OFFICE- Ontario street LINTON,
DR. SIIAW
1 . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON,
Opposite -St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURC.140.N.
Special attention given to diseaSes of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ;..
-Office and Residence -
ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINT.O.N..
North of Rattenbury St. '
DR. 0. W. MANNINGSMITH
PHYSICIAN AND .SURGEON• .
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal;
lister on Main street.
MAYFIELD, - - O.NT
DR. AGNEW, DENTIST.
Office adjoining Photo Galkry.
every day and Saturday nights
4o o'clock.
CLINTON,
open
until
•ONT.
G. ERNEST H(JLMES
4Dpecia1ist in Lrown and Bridge Work
1). D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Detital Surgeons .0.1. .Untar-
io.
X4 • D. S. -First class honor gradnite.
of 'Dental Department ot. tiwouto.
University. •
Special attention paid to ; Servation
of children's teeth. •
Will he at the River Hotel, hayfield,
every Monday from to a. m. to fir
p.
DR. J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY SURGEON.
ak member of the Veterinary INfedical
Associations of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of tlio Ontar-
io Veterinary College. .
OFJ!ICE- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
Phone 97
JAMES A. SIVIITIL AUCTiONEER,
am a licensed auctiOneer for the
County of Huron and will sell by per-
centage or by the dollar. Resideuse lot
37 and 38, Bayfield Road, one mile
south of Clinton. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Orders left at The 1News-Re4-
ord office or my house will no pro/ra-
ptly attended to.
JAMES A. SMITH,
Clinton P, 0,
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"t owe my life, without doubt, to Ayer's'
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• permanent, and I cannot thank you enough.'
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gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cures all forms of ATC11701.43 Fireak-
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and all effects of abuse or excesses;the excessive
use of Tobacco. Opium or Stimulants, Mental
and Brain Worry, allot which lead to Infirmity,
Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave.
Price $1 per package or six for O. One will
please.•sixwitt cure. Mailed prompty on re-
ceipt of price. Send for free pamphlet. Address
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Woods Phosphocline is sold in Clin-
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R. 1'. Reekie• and J. E. Hovey Drug-
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Tlia:111C101,1011111uttial.Fire
Insurance "Comaana
-.-Farin and Isolated T.own'propertyL-
• Insured.-
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. J. B. McLean.; President,. 5S-ip1)ee ,
O. ; Thos.' Fraser, Vice-Presidept,-
Brecefield. ; T.E. Hays, ..See. -
Treasurer, Sealorth • P.' 0:
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Sheseey.,,: Scatorth ; John
; George Dale, '''Sea -
forth t John -Watt, • Harleek ; • John
BennewiesS Bredhagan Jainee Evans;
Beechwood Jaines Connolly,
• • . • AGENTS: •
Robert .Smith, . •Harl'ock E. %lin-
cliley., Staforth ; :James Cumniinge,..
Egmondville J.. W. Yeo, Holmes.-
• Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other • business will bel
prOmptly attended to on • application
lo any of the above cifficers • addressed
to their respective postoffices. Losses
inspected •hy thc. director who lives
nearest the scene.
Marriage
Licenses
ISSUED BY
J. B. Rumball. Clintbn.
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TIME TABLE. . •
• Trains will sarive • at and depart
from •Clinton staCon as. followS
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IITIFALO :AND GODERICH
Going East Extreas • 7;313 a.m.
3.23 P.m.
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12055 P1P,
7.05 pan,
10.32 pare
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Going West•
Goin.g Weat •
Exprees
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LONDON; HURON AND l3RUCE DIV,
Going South Express • ,7,47 aan.
)9• Iv 4.15 P;h1.
" North •Exprese . •tosts tem
bs • i.55
A. O. TAVTISCN, Station Agent.
F. R. 110DGENS; Town Ticket Agent,
J,„1). MACDONA.LD, District Passen-
• ger .A.getit, Toronto,
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Patents tom through Munn sr Co. rooeive
'pedal nonce, Without enara0, in the
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They Were Not Satisfied
(The Durham. Chronicle.)
A meeting of the citizens interested
in the cement industry as stockholders
was held in Calder's hall Saturday af-
ternoon last. Ttie principal object of
the meeting was to hear the report of
the delegates who atteuded the annual
• meeting in Tomato. The editor of
title paper watt elected to the (hair and
Mr. Ramage acted as secretary. The
first delegate celled on Was Mr.Arthur
Jackson who gave every clear and to
every appearance a very fair asei hon-
est report of the proceedinge, • The
way. the concern was managed was
not, 111 his opinion conducive to the
hest insereets of the stockholders. The
managing hoard, he claimed, wet e not
willieg to give information and there
'tweeted to be a arcing desire to con-
ceal the clia ractet ot the umnagentent.
White Mr. Jack eon hoped for better
things in future he woe not et all eat.
lefiect with the way things were now
gsneg end he had vet y little hope of
she industi i being a benefit to the
ltiltIllb Ilidiettl change
in the management. Ile had great
confideuce ia the business ability and
integeity of seem of the new •menaber e
elected to the hoard and hoped they
would be able to man the ship more
sts'illfully u flames The report sub-
mitted by the company' y) as not, what
it slitailct he, Its thief feature being its
ebtence•of information. • The lose for
the yeer, the initidiugof the cowpony
and the watered stock were' touched
JAI til the course" of Mr. Jackson's re-
po rt. s,
Alr. 'aimless 'Watson of Normandy,
*he was also present at the meeting,
IS Premier Ross Again
Th
THE LIBERAL •CA.t1017.S. AND
.. ITS OUTCOME , MUCH. 1)15-
' CUSSED. . .
(The Toronto Ne.)- •
Affairs at the Path:Orient, buildinge,.
from treine'reaher slow and sleepy, •
have staldeuly essinued a: tense' and
stormy character. , One of. the reasons
for this is the I8viviiied inteiest insle•
ltquorqtiestion caused 'by the Liberal.
caucus. 1 het.e .seenie IitUe doebt now
bow that discussion proceeded. There
Was a drastic proporition to 'wipe out
existieg lictmees •and to:replace 'them
• by one thepeniatry sea acmtinicip-
, .
tufty oesward -ot a city. AS, to- the •
eeaSune • foe this . drastic legislation,
vet y different teasori.s ere giveq. The
met:Mere of the Opposition do . ept,
hesitate to say that.•. it was _ for the
0011)0beor allowing the Premier • to
ay that 148 ., had • in tisid.uced. to his
-petty. adv.uticett legisletions as prom-.
teed but, that.the reek -And file . would
..not agree -to; it... • Another...is that the
Sievert, men t realizing that, smoothing •
..iiiust be•dtioe. introdueeds this to !.1.4q,
or::(11.0...,':DieDitce'lli•to seelt :
-the ,partrand .country;Were ready fin. •
Aliaccounts rig' ee
that the -drastic peopoition.. got short.:
shrift, Obe sayeig .that. there was
40 to 1. against,; another that the peep- •
Med was steleuted lay at leest a -two-
thirds vete: - 111 .fact, the . opposition.
to the -hell' .lt• y ineasui.e was • such
stich 1 bat it, h4alsto the ..statethent •
yeterdaY; which was .rePerttedseVeral.-
thues-lo.day,* • that the liquotssitete
bed nothing to fear from -nay iegisla.
Lion. tO be 'brought doWir .this seSsion.
This is taken to Mead a higher, license,
fee and increased restrictions. ,
Thediffei•ence between the proposal.
.tO submit the triatterto the ratepayers
differs . •feoni the pt•eselit• _localeptitni
law net:his thatthe latter Permits the
irtunicipality,.te tltke a .vote- if it so
cte I 'Willie the!. present' ;proposel
ir»tke's the takingSif tee vote.compiii.
sor•r• hod Up01I the day Of: •the
iper eleetiene. to the•Giereronient
twine into dispensaries, thrxt Is -felt by
maily to be: as yet tuu fat away to lie
taken up practically. The plan has
only..beeu -tried in South (leroliert,• and •
perhaps .one other.State, and opinions.
en.St are : Ato the .G0t...
heel:61.g systetie'Coutli forts'are ers
'ereht thus, the ..tWoS cannot • be coflip.
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corroborated the remarks of Mr.
Jackson end wits also tweed tote vet y
Pessina lotto 1 egardiug the ettening pow.
er of (he comnany to produce dividen.
ds for the stockholders:.
Siegner spoke briefly along the
same line expreseing it at; his opinion
that Mr. Jackson', was a fair end bon -
est etatemetit of the proceedinge.
Mr. Oehler was the next speaker
and the only one present who under-
took to *champion the post vent's man-
agement. lie attributed ihe lack of
suceeee to inefficiency in the dredge,
damage caused' by lightning. loss in
the porch:tee of coal at a high /lime
owing to the coal strike and endeavor-
ed to eppear hopeful u vgat ding the
future tut the cement company. Mr.
Calder had a good many questions put
to him and though he wane an attem-
pt to answer most of them it was evi-
dent his answeis wcre net satisfactory
nor did hie teniarks carry very much
weight With the stockbolders present.
Mr: Poker could nut see how the
Company, would ever pay a dividend,
when eoheavily bonded at 0% interest,
and A merica,n competition so stiong
in the eeteent industry. Moreover, at
number of I18W Canadian concerns
were Km inging into existence and
would 'text year have an output on
the rum ket. It was his opinion Soul
the opinion of nearly all pi esent the
cern en t industry vvas overcione.
Mr, McNiece, Mr. McKinnon, Mr.
Ramage and a number of others spoke
briefly on the subject, but the meet-
ing closed without any very high
hopes.
Humbugging
e Temperance People?
"Why, we will knock these temper-.
:ince -people sky high at election time,'
Don% think that.we feel timorous .a-
bout the wetter." .„
"Have you been fighting•for 'your
-intevestariu the House ?" • • •
"No, we are out of politics -that is.
till we decide what to de at the meet-
ing tb is. a fiernoon •• .
• ..L,7 114 tiv111 be the.effect of the naea•
stire if it should earry." •
• "Ole I thin't know. It would probably
put sortie of 1114 (int of busineete*'
Mr. McFarlane's further conversa-
tion did..I1 t. indicate touch confideece
iti the outlook in that eeent. • ,
"One thing •I .db know," he. .said;
"that, if they clbee the bare, I will sell
onts Pe:A:ably 1 cell raise 'enough
money to get out of the city," he add-
ed: "The 'tar is the life of tbe
hotI-
tlie only part that. pays.. AlmoSt every
hotel 1101 1)1 the meetre•of 'the city and
s(nee of the largest central ones would
11,1 VI' to go out of imairiess." •
"I•clon"t think the travelling public
would .1tolerate.. that. AM -over th4.
eatintry hotels would 'he .clOsed autL
traveller's would have ito place to stay.
encept 'bitiirdiDg.houeed.". • .
"What do .yett. think Mr.Rossehoulcl
I0 in view. of the 1 eferand ?" Mr•
afcFarlabe was asked, • . . • . •
.. Favors •Pewer Licenses. •
Pcissible•Loss to the Provinces :
The loss to the Province:lb pointof
revenue is :deo being canvassed: The
total revenue frdruslicensee to the Pi'os
vince and til'unicipalities Was last 38)11
$555,000,.tlf 'Which the' Provinee got
$305,0(10 and the municinalities $250,-
UOU. Whether this or any part of this
wonld be lien iu evenuot the *PrOviiiCe,
'adoptitig the new local option system
ould depend tipen the itituuut Charg-
ed for Lim. eettraining licenses. These
;ale now about $400 in tbe maxi 11111111,
sind sorne'propositiptis have been made
Lo double them or piste the 8(1(011111 111
m1,00(1. lit fact, underlying all the dis.
cussieni there seems to be a feeling that
in any e%ent the license fees are slated
to he increased if they tire allovied to
retbaiu.
Preteier sRosa' .proposal for ,dealing
•with the prohibition (laeSti017.; LOS Sub.
mined to it caucus ef the Liberal mem-
bers yesterday, viz., that aconipuleory
Meal (intim: sheuld be taken in each'
municipality at the next municipal el-
ectiort, tete slit redinto sudden activity
the two opposing camps of the liquor
interestsand the temperance reform.
. ."Liquor Men Aroused. • .
• The b otelkeepers, par i. icularl y,real ige
that their very exietence is imperilled,
:lord a special meeting of the Ontatio
Liceireed. Victuallers': Association has
been called at the office of the riecre-
tory, :Mr. T. Dickie, Wellington Se:
eases this aftertmon to deciee what
will be the joisition Of the association
with refel 81480 10 me. Rosie action. It
is probable that "outset; not loud but
deep" will be in evidente Wit Meet-
' meeting. The brewers are also deeply
nitereeted, though professing oot to be
alavined at the late developtuept ; the
Sreviers' Association will likely meet
soon to discuss it.
The Positions Of the two sides may
be ascertained from the following
statements inade bY representative
leaders to a News reporter this mem-
ng. They were in answer to a query
as to the etateMent .published in this
morniug's Globe, that a compulsory
vote was proposed on two questione :
Shall the hotel license in the inunci•
polity be aboheited and shall liquor be
solo iti packages tinder GoVerriticient,
control ? The license law would at the
Name tinie bat tuade,more stt•ingent.
I President McParlane Speaks
"Whitt will we do if this idea is car -
tied out?" repeated Mr. James ItlePar.
lane, presideut of the Ontario Licensed
Victuallers' Association in reply to the
rape* ter% quelltiOn.
• Infante too young to take mediehte miss be
cured ni croup, whooping courrh and eolda tqr
tieing Vapo4seettlene*ther breathe it.
,•
ONIt IN POUR PERSONS.
• Ono pereon in every four, slit -fere
More Or lees from itching piles, Sortie
• do not know the Angulo of their all,
merit, and otliere have not heard of
• Dr. Chtime's Ointment as the only
absolute and guaranteed tore for this
trouble:mine dieettse. If you are a
, sufferer. atk your neighbore about this
• great preparation, It bite grown pop,
ular as a result a the news of its
merits being pg.ssed frorri friend to
friend,
.1 tide k the.. only -preper .solUt ion is
•to eeittrict the ntimber of licenses and
'enforce he' licenee lew etrictly.,
never 1111) kc- the laW personally audtim'
willing to live subject to thitiaw."
"1/o 'yen-Li:link prohibition would be
enfoiCed if local LI p Lio 9. were Adopted."
"No, it would' be disregarded tiiiiver- •
sally, just is it has. been diSregarded in
every place where" they have ti le'
en ferce. 11. Hotel k eepers, w hewere not
sertmul(itiawould take' the 'chance.
Whele. armyof dethetives w•taild be ye -
q wed 'to prey:eat it." • .
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. 'Thai Brewera. 'Object..
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Jarnea E. Ocisgrove, seeretery ef
.the Cosgriive Brewing Com pan Y, 'wa.s.
lieked how the brewere felt about the'
proposal. "Well, it ivopld haVe a .Very
had.elfect--finartrially,'- Ire said, :.•
• "Put 30e1U01..tif.hus5ibe5s1",: •
"You practically.. The worst feature
Is that the brewers have mortgages on
the buildings of nearly 11 1 of the Small
hotelkeepere the Provine. it they
. NEWS TOO GOOD TO KEEP.
Persons Wm -have. used Dr. Chase's
Kidney Liver Pills are uswillY so Well
pleased With the benefits derived that
they 'tell the goad news 11) their neigh.
bore.. There is.no medicine ivhiCh ea
prorupilY. awakens the' :action' Cif the
liver, invigorates the kidneys itnd regl
ulates the bowels as Dr. Chase's Pills.
and for this reason they are unapproa
cbed awe, family medicine, ' One pill a
dose, 25e a box at all dealers..
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all went to the wall at once, as they
doubtless would, the basike, who hold
this paper, would eat us up," he said.
"Do you think the Proposal will be
adopted ?" '
"No, I think Mr. Ross is willing, but
his followers are not ready."
4T.2m you think. the local option vote
.would carry V" .
"In the cities, no; in rural districts,
general Speaking, yes." .
"The plan Wouldn't work long," said,
Mr. Cosgeove, "I Would be jnet anuth.
er repetition of the experience of the
Scott Sot."
•• THE OT.HER SIDS.
The attitude of the temperithce peo.
phi seemed to be that the proposal was
not drastic enough. Not h m g but total
and irretrievable destruction of the
enemy, in other words, "the abolition
of 'the public bar, the treating system
and drinking in clubs and the iteposi-
tion Of such other restrictions on the
liquor traffic as shall most effectively
curtail its operation and remedy its
evils," would eo. This was the policy
the members of the Ontario Alliance
have laid down and they do not care
about, accepting another proposal that
falls coesiderably short of this,
* Mr. F. S. Spence's Opinion,
Mr, F. S. Spence, secretary of the
Dominion • Alliance, referred to the
trolley in favor of the total abolition Of
the bars quoted above. N
"That is the policy we have declared
for," he said, "that is What the people.
hy an overwhelming majoriky, say
they want, aed nothing less w II sat-
isfy them."
"Supposing you cannot ger. erelTyou
accept the partial measure." ,, •
" Halt a loaf is better than no
bread," ho said. "Temperance peePle
have never refused to avail themselves
of any legislation whatever that tend-
ed towards the acennipliehment of
their ultimate end."
"Do you favor the Governhlent go-
ing into the bustneets of selling Nino,
as is proposed P"
"They are in it now,* They are part-
nefs with the liquor Mett through the
license law. I (10 net knew hut that
1 they would derive greater revenue un-
der the present system than they would
under the new. The system of Govern.
meta cootrol of the :sale of liquor has
worked satisfactorily in other places,
In so Me as it has curtailed the amouot
sold, North Carollnals an example."
Secretaey /Mate IntervieWed.
Secretary Dickle, of the .Licensed
1 moanerte,kasocintion,Wha was about
the Verhameat Thilldinge this MM.
1110101111
114)g, was very canny about giving any
statieInhtltil
"Vo you think Of what is said
to be the proposal of the Government
tod
bring own a bill to have w general
plan of local option ?" he was asked.
"I want to see the bill before I make
ny et:gen:tent. Theie may be zreat
diffet ence between a bill brought down
and any forecast of it."
"Would the Licensed Victuallerss.sk
for compensation ?"
"I cannot say what action they
would take until they considered • the
question,' Later Mr.Dickie added the
general statement, that it seemed a
reasonable proposition that where a
lieensee lost his licence through no
fault of his own there should he Kane
coalpensation,
• Wln at the premier said.
The Opposition base a belief in little
being done this session upon the Pre-
mier's reply to Mr. Whitney last night,
just before the House rose. Mr.Whit-
ney asked if they might expect the
tempo ance bill down on Thursday.
Premier Ross -I don't think so.
Mr, Whitney -Then 1 presume the
hon. gentlenaan can indicate when it
is likely to come down?
' Amid a good deal of laughter the
Premier said: am sorry 1 cannot
indicate a day." -
Mr. Whitney -Can you say:whether
there will be a bill at all or not?
Premier Ross -1 cannot say, •
This was a signal for an outburit of
applause 5.nd merriment from the Op-
position benches,
Mr, Eugene O'Keefe.
1Mr, Eugene O'Keefe, px eitident • of
the O'Keefe Brewing & Malting Com.
pany, said :
"The proposal is absurd. It simp-
ly Means Wholesale confiseation of
Property throughout the Province. In
Toronto alone over two hendred men
rt. business would be ruined. Brewer.
les would he included: There are mil.
lions and millions of dollars invested
Chet would be rendered. absolutely
useless.. • Men would be thrown out of
emplOyment by thousands we alone
.hat e a pay roll of over $0d,000. The
prospect is to horrible to centernplate.
•• Mr. O'Keefe said the Government
•were well adquainted with the brew.
ers' views. The liquor men were pre.
AN ASTIIMA'TICS, STORY TOLD.
Sleepless'nighte.' suffocating sense,-
tions,tlifficult to even breathe. • "
can sceircely describe • all I suffered
from asthma," writes Mee. E. P. Cav-
anaugh of Colborne. Sptiates elf cook;-.
hWienagkw,°. Vodthwinugledi°dIliniel•igaotralmnidmetlitneI
used the fragrant, healing Catarrh°.
tette. 1 am delighted to recommend
this remedy which etiSed me of chronic
asthma fter.scores of good physicians
had giveri me up. Cat tarrheoone 18
better for asihmasgives • quicker relief
than any remedy I know of. My cure
le a perfect one." Try' Oat arrhozone.'
it never fails to cure asthma. Celli-
plete outfit 51; trial size 25c.
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pared to Assist the Gpvernrnent in any
attempt •to restricti. she trffle within
reakonahle hoonda. That . Was the
proper : remeclv--not. 'suppression..
.f4upnession had been tried and failed,
The Duncan Act was teittou, and .ev,
eryrine knew Whet the Scott ACt was
Barrie passed it.by 3500 triejorit,y .and
repealed it three yerirs later hy the
seine inajoeity.
The proposed legislation would not
prevent, the'use' of liquor. It voiild
cense 8 retuen to t he conditions et' the
Scott. Act:. Peoples 'would get it. in
frem Mcintreal and other places and
wattle!use. it, in their borries. : Corn-
inerbial travelers would carry it with;
them: Dives wohlif he opened tip that
did not, exist before hod the law wotild
be lbroivn into 'general .disrepute. It
Was an aft einpt: to keen Mr. Roe's in
the sedate that the people, *Mild not
tohrate fni t mornent. •
„r9R OVER 8IxTv- YEAR.
•
Mrs. •Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by • millions ...of .mothera for
their children while •teething; •11,
•turbed liss night and broken of your
rest .by a sick child suffering • and
trying withspan of cutting ;teeth seed
•at once : and get a bottle of • "Mrs,
WinsicrtV'S Soothing Syrup" for child-
ren teething. It will relieve the poor
Halo suffero inunediately. . Depend
epee it, inothers, there is no- mistake
about it. It cures Diarrhoea', regu-
latc5 tbe•Stoinach and , Bowels, cures
Wind Colic; settees the . Gums; reduces
Inflammation amd evesione and en-
ergy to the whole system. "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" or child -
reit thething is pleasant to the taste
and the preieritition of one of • the
oldest and. best female physiciatis and
nurxes in 'the. Beited States. Price
SS cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists throughout the •world. Be Sure
antiask for "Mrs. Winslow's' Sooth-
lug Syrup."• .
No KO for Twelve Days.
It is simply Outrageous the way our
village has been treatedhy the Post
Office authorities during the past two
vveeks. We do not blame the railway
company for not 'keeping • tile track
clear,for they have done all that butnam
power could to do soNbut there is no
excuse under heaven for the Peet
Office Inspector, or the other officials,
whose duty it may be to look after it,
for shutting our village °et for twelve
days without 'mail, while Belfast, a
little hart -deb of a, couple of heuses and
blacksmith shop,thres and a hall miles
distant from here received a daily Mail
service via Gooderich.-s-LucknoW
Sentinel.
Had Been in
Four Hospitals
Mist the doOtors did not cure blin-They
- said be would never be well -Or.
Chimes Nervisettadoloand wolider‘f011
M. SIMON CLOUTIER, shoemaker, itcl
Lagauchedere St., Montreal, Que., states: -
"For six years I was not able to work, my
herves were all unstrung and my digestion bad,
1 had severe attacks of headache, could not
sleep, and suffered with
shooting pains in the
email of my back. I
was in four hospitals
but the doctors could
not care me. 'They
said 1 would never be
well again. In spite of
their decisiort 1lbegan
tit:test of 1)4 Chase's
Nerve Prod some
months ago, and 1 aro
convinced that I owe
mylifetotbismedleines
Mr. Cloutier 1 have now been it
work for Over two weeks, and believe that My
health has been fully restored. It isapleisure
for bus to add my testimony to the hosts of
ethos from rtelsOne who have been cured by
this wonderful medicine."
To,protect you against imitations the portrait
rskometteligntilibaktet°KftP14,44ilitsiWaa' ?ray' tlillo6x111:0:rh.111:
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off
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WhOOpleliln Cough, Croup
...14j Bronchitis, Cough, Grip,
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Asthma, Dlphthcria
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CRESQLENE IS A BOON TO AOTHMATIOS
ORE804Eng le a long established and stanOrd rollet. for the rIlrasoo Indfrated. 11
cores because the air rendered stromey -mica (Nor rho in. -caw' serfeees
of the bronchiol tubes with every bretth, gain.; trchtreent.
Those of 4consumptive tendency, or sufferers front .itroolo find ionuetliato
relief from coughs or Inflamed conditions of the throat. 1k.:eo11ti10 booklet free.
',SWUNG, NILES asz CO., 1661 Notre Dame Kt., Mouniteill, Canadian, Await+
. • .
Cresolene
Antiseptic Tablets
dissolved in the ninuth are effective and safe for
coughs and imitation of the throat.
10c 11 bone AIX, Dill'OGIKTS 201
Hannah Stri.et Methodist church,
Hamilton, will build a new parsonage..
There is prospect of a steainer rate
war bet ween Toronto. and Hamilton
the cotning summer.
Herbert Findlay, formerly of Orillia,
wee frozen to death at Fish .13ay camp,
Lake of the Woods.
'Napoleon Gingras lost his life in. a
fire whieh destroyed much property in
St. John Street, Quebec.
Jean B. Paquette, an employeraf
thti Poet Office. Department, Ottawa
has been arrested charged with steal:
ing checks and money from letters,'
THE EVILS 'OP •
. CONSTIPATION ARP.
• Well known and the nexthest thing
$ to know a reliable cure, Mrs. W.
Eddlesof Stony Mountain, Mae. says :
Dr, baniiiton's Pills 411.0 illSt the
thing. They go rigbt, to work itt. once.
I use oely De. Hatuittuit's .P.illS.".
Price 25c per box, •
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FATHER.WOULDN'T
• "Xister" said the little boy to. the
.farnner leaning over the fence,. "the
mule hes run away and spilt my.lnact
o' hay. . Won% 'you_ come- and:help me
put it on the wagon again? . • '-
.• "I .Will," sitid the fat mer, "if ..yritt
will Collie over here fuss
git Iny eows out ei'• the pnstur."-
...:470h".-said the little boy,' "Pitm afraid
• father wpuldn't like that?"
' "Why .wouldn't ..be?"..grtityled' the
farmer.-
_ ,"Becattse,"..sitid the little _boy; "he
ofwertnaight me to look opt 'foe him
tirst
• .4`Wherels- 'your father?" • asked the
7.
• ' • "Please, sir," said. the -.little. boy,.'.
"lie's Milder - the hay." -Silas -xevier.
.Floyd,in Mareh Lipids et,('s.
. •
It le repot tedstt Montreal that 1); A.'
-Hattiel; Corporation pey'reaster,"passed
a forged.check for 510,000 on the•Barik •
af M.ontreal and disappeared. 1.te .' is
Also said to-liaVe taken several hundred .•
.dollars dtte to corporation litharera
,Sid•fierbertMorray, ..forriter. GreVev,.-
noe-of Newfotindland,18 dead, aged -75 ,
years. • .".• • • - .. • '
•• •POSSIELY YOUR syibm
look St) young andpretty as
.she used. to. If bee cheeks al e bellow
.811(1 pale, if she. Is- tiled and nervous
she needs Pertozone, which is • noted •
tot teetering the bloom of health to.
sickly.gii le and women. Complexion
quickly incomes rosy, spirits rise, and
strength inereas,s - and •
• v imop ),,011 Eel 01 ((1 your wife en'
daughter if •Eetrozone is tekee,
the hest tonic mile, mut costs 500 at •
druggists.
Indigve,nt Constituent.
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A. et:it:et of Melia -went hi Aust-
rm
alia ieeently receiv( d 11 4.tu anindigs:
pant- voiistitiierO %%tar hod asked' him
in' V84)) 10 1i."141110.0' (it 1nb 411 politics),'..
.StItirr -11;i4.1.itt'%
il:airD}.1
(1411i111111((111(
111(41, -Itiettutle31.;l'D
you k'neo4w.r
it. 1 tiCri'), 171.0. a lap for the -billet or
for tile 2' 14.414 WWI', • but 1 objet.
to 14141' infernil fool of.- Soon
ati 31.11 by my hat dmork-
tug our,. ,t lb e,,intiel ,me
that sou 100;:(111t... -•“' 411 ••tlie house
(IlIlO011a•wsek 1.,4.10444• yUll made an ass
of •Vtint;,-11 • I %bet him a 'Vow on that
its I tle,t01.1.1.441 was. worth then.
got you:, mite, sayitt' -you &Alined to
ackt trie "ratter 1 (tree 4,he .0:WV
()VOL'. tothe refire's place an?. tole him :
}):i .Tlott'h -ovI I golste-gs_Ss
l3,(1t1)
1. 34111 ifljLltO
him .bviiesis yew take a •
.103-1 friends, '
but wr.t..." till the fiptais ..*rollby tut,
,t tit. 'y cli---jtis't.." behind. the Flare • •
ty'litere 11.e butt../qq...ents the pig...Ynre
no. utaii, Yule only a tule. Go to
1.440 re-eself_ritit."..to a skunk . •
even tiro I lova 122.1..11 a mem bersof Par-
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11441114 nt
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• Theeee T.7, (Wise 'Rea 11)Disi nf cetant Sonia
• Powder is b' t3(' thun 4341180 40111) powder's,
.as it deo acts as a tiiiinfeebtirt. 24
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Ed Wet Slii tighter ;i 814 cbm mitted
for. rriat:a .Cbarg 0of .
nivirder: • rime ...John • Ris &Jen s
with 8 I,i1111d (la' shiatly berate gud. •
'dews ••• - • •
ray's
yrup
pruce
Gum
EFATASSMint. .?;
,p
urea C....01,71311s
QR2..v.''S.SYRUP does that one:thing,
• and does it well, It's en "cure411,'..7 hut .
a cT:IRg for all throat and lung trouhles.
GRAY'S' SYRUP OIrliAn $rp.uQu.
Gt.TAI Stops the irritating tiakie!-- takes
' away the soretiess-'-sooths and heals the
•.throat -and CURES COUGHS to stay.,
. •
None theleis effective bec•ause it is
• pleasant to ta.lte.• ,
25•cts. bottle.
.1.4••••••••••40.6...
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Owing to another ad- --
vance in the price\ oi
news print, stereotype
,.plate and the other ac-
cessories which go to
make up a riewspaToer9
the expense of gotan
• it out has very much
increased: No cmith-
standing this .611e price
of TheNews-Roc-ord still -
- remains at One Dollar
per year, but in order
that there ina boa fair -
• margin of pront it is
necessary that every
subscription be Daid --\
advance. Our. friends
who have neglected
this matter will. oblige
by giving it their at-
• tention promptly. The
date on your label tells
the tale.
• Renew by expre8s order or pmtal
note and addrebs •
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