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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-03-24, Page 7*arch- 24th. 1904 TNE Molsons Bank incioliorateahy Aet.o. roxitaraelito 1854 - CPItII autheriaCtit cApItat paid Up Reeerve Fund Total Anis $5,000,00 t,8.50,420 2,7a0,773- V,t)0(1,900 Wm. Ofeloon Maephersen. Prio.ident Jewett Elliot. • General Mornger - NOTICE - We hope to oecopy oue new pi -emit -es col . Victot i mot On tat iy tat t vete, (t ppo4ite .1, W. Irwitee.gru(lerY.) sometime woo the preeent month. A call from puttio: genet:idly is eulicited. 1.1. C. Brewer, Mgr. CLINTON. ^ vs'ar=ami - G. 0. NitTaggart I3ANKER. A GENERAL BANKING. BUSINESS TR,ANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN- TED. DRAFTS ISSUED. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. - ALBERT STREET, CU:: TON. W. BRYDONE, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETe. OFFICE --Sloane Block...-. CLINTON. HENRY BEATTIE (Success -or to Mr. James Scott.) BARRISTER,. SOLT•cITOR„ ETC. office formerly occupied ."Ety Mr. James Scott, in Elliott Block MONEY TO LOAN. RIDOUT & HALE conveyancers, Commissioners, Real Estate and Insurance Agency. Money to Loan. C. B. HALE - JOHN ItIDOUT. DRS. GUNN & GUNN Dr. W. Gum L. R. C. r. & L. R.C.S. Edinburgh. • Dr. S. Nisbet Our n M. R. C. S. Eng. 14. R. C. 1'. London Night calls at front door of residence on Rattenhury street, opposite . Presbyterian church. OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON. DR. SII#W PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. de- OFFICE-- Ontario street -CLINTON. Opposite St. Paul's church. DR. C. W. THOMPSO.N PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Special attention given to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat . -Office and Residence -- ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINTON, North of Itattenbury St. • DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal- lister on Main street. BAYFIELD, - DR. AGNEW, DENTIST. Office adjoining Photo Gallery. every day and Saturday 'nights to o'clock. CLINTON, ONT open until. ONT. G. ERNEST HOLMES ropecialist in crown and Bridge Work D. 1). S. -Graduate of the Royal Cul - lege of Dental Surgeons ot Ontar- io. L. D. S. -First class honor graduate • of Dental Department a IJ niversity. Special attention paid to 1 .esorva Lion of cluldren's teeth. Will be at the River Ifotel, Deo every Monday front to a. in so p.. m. 1.. VREAAN VETERINARY SURGEON, ot member of the Veterinary Medical Associations of London and Edin- burgh and Graduate of the Ontar- io Veterinary College. OFFICE:- Huron street -CLINTON. Next to Commercial Hotel Phone 97 JAMES A. SMITH, AUCTIONEER. The dilitten I For hard colds, bronchitis, : asthma* and coughs of all ! kinds, you cannot tate any. thing better than Ayers Cherry ! gig• 1 i Pectoral Cherry Pectoral. Ask yaw i own doctor if this is not st). i He uses it. He understands 1 why it soothes and heals, " X hail a terrible cough tor weeke. o'hont took Am.* Cherry rectorat lino only one home completely cured me:, .1Ja3, .1, B. Dasroara. St. Joseph. ouch. taco /1(1..0.00. J. Chariot at094, 'Lowell for . • :Coughs Colds 1 ion will 'hasten recovery by tak- ing one Of Ayer's Pills at bedtime. f1110/114/:41=MWS17". ",../;11=441211114 0 000 00 •O* • For LII. up-todilte 4> HAIR CUT • - ANO CLEAN SHAVE try the leading barber. •NEXT Noe To MVO'S tlacColtY. George D. Roberton wx)* C. 0000 0 0 <> 0000 Cook's Cotton Root Cooipouna. • Ladies* Favorite To the only safe, reliable regulator ou which woman can depend "in the hour and time of need." Freparedin two degrees of Strength. No. 1 and No. 2., • No. 1. -'or ordinary.cases • le by far the hest dollar medicine kncrwn. • .• 'No.. 2 -For special eases -1,0• degrees stronger -three dollars per box. Ladies -ask your druggist for Conk's. Cotton litoot Compound. Take no other. as .allpills, mixtures and. imit-ations are datigerous. No. 1 and No. are sold and recommended by all druggists in the Do- minion of Canado. 1Viailed to any address on receipt of_price and four 2-eetrt postage tamps,, The COOk' Company,. Windsor, Ont, Na. 7 and No. 2 are sold in: Clinton by Watts & Co., II; B. Corobeo Reekie niid J. E. Hovey, druggists, I am a licensed, auctioneer for the 'County of Huron and will sell by per- .eentage or by the dollar. Residence lot .37 and 38, Bayfield Road, one mile south rot Clinton. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Orders left at The NeWS-Ree- ord office or my houso will be prom- ptly attended to. JAMBS A. SMITH, Clinton. P. O. --:-..roerveoeloseeeteeiseel rictalnurT5 1b0 , 111 •-.)S1 MAGA2llF44 4, FA M I LY Li etilittlY int h Current Literature NOvetti YEARLY "si".• 40,40f11" trrorite.2 AND Coal 1"111VI ct„Y Tomos 14A fitnitY fe:111.11110 Es4' T40 IlicKillop .111atual..fire insOraapo:Conianu ' • ..--Fartn and Isolated, Town Preperty- • -Only Inpored.-- 'OFFICERS. . . .T. B. McLean., Preg.iclent, ipoen • P. Thos. Fraser, Vico-l'resident, Brucefielcl P. 0. ; " T. E. Hays, See,' Treaou'rer, Seaforth P. 0. DIRECTORS. William SheStey, SeafOrth ; Grieve, Witithrcip ; George Dale, Seet-l• forth ; • John Watt, Hai -hick ; John Bennewies, 1145db:igen ;. „Tames Evani, Beechwciod James Connolly,. Clinton. • • AGENTS. Robert Sniith, 'Horlock • El iliii•••• chley, Seaiorth ; James atinunings,• Egmondville J, .W. Yeo, Holmes-. o ville. Parties • desirous to-effett insurance or transact other •business• .will•bo Proinptly attended to • on ap.Olication to any of the above officers addressed to their respective •postofficeA. Ltieses . inspected .hy the . director who lives nearest the scene. Marriage • Licenses • Rumbali Clinton TIME •I'ABLE. Trains. Will airive at and depart from Chilton 'stalioli, as toleos: BUFALO AND OODERICH Dry. : Going East. 7.38. ,a.M. 3.23 p,m., Going Bast Going West • Going West Exprss 1, ‚i I: / 5.20 pall. 10.15 aon. 11.55 Patio • 7.05 pan. 10.32 Pon. LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE DIV. Going South Express " North Express o A. O. PATTISCN, tiin Agent. P. R. HODGENS, Town Tickd Agent. J. D. MACDONALD, District Passett. ger Agent, Toronto. /47 0-111. 4.15 Pan. 10,15 aan, S.55 pan REMINISCENCES OF '66. Thirty-eight years ago -the fith of March. 1660 -woe probably the moot exciting as well as ineMOrable day in t he history of bloderien-the reoult. of an order received trout Ottawa to muter in two companies of yolunteera iie epeedily as poeoible for active ser- vice on the frontier and to hold thorn ready at a moinent'ii notice to proceed to Sarnia, to mishit in repelling a pos- eible Penhus invasion, which was deify, even beurly, expectedto take Place. Tbe two companies consisted of the Goderieh Garrison Artillery, raised by Capt, A. ill, Roes and composed nein. • eipally of inindle-aged men, anti the -Huron Rifles, a tanve hionght into e1E" 'stance by John W. Seymour during the "Treut affair." The latter com- pany was first sonenumed together for organization.in the spacious dining- . room of tbe fold Hump hotel,. and on being chiled to onswer their names nioet,y-three toyed Britons responded .with a sharp, ringing Here sir.' This - preliminary moister included #11 sorts and cooditietie of the °people of the Sewn. Prominent autongst them were - judge Cooper, a large -hearted and Most enthusiastic soldier, the agent - of the Bank of Montreal, a number of coort hottee otliciale, besides profes- Sietial and business men, .representa- tives of every branch of niechanics,and calieto Of various occupations. &Vera of theee mestere " took plate, at the cloeis of which' the proprietor of the house,.who was also in OM ranks, was oalled upoit to ptovit e a glass• o'hot heel' aud bread, and • cheese for 0110.11 mata before being • dismissed, vvhicb, however, Was not, -done until the !width of the Queen 'and the .gallant Captain wise drunk with allthe [Moore, 'During tbe ioterval reaehing to the particitiar time of.wbiett I now write a. number of elaanges had Cotten place, the eohipany being at this time COM. regraded by Capt.tW. T. Hays, Lieet... John DaYicleon and Ensige 13atty Sey- mour. all three good oftleers,zealousin diseharge of their ditties andpopular witn;the men under their command. ThesCepteiti, who inherited the wit of his foteestons'. was particularly "'happy in his mode ot treatment of hie men tinder trying circunistonces. On many. occasioue un the para.deground during -stormy, cold weather, when. the sopa of tiS wonld tie looking glum and, wish- ing we were itt. houle, be would pull a telegram unt. of his poeket.. and that botb town and County councilswere voting us all lots Of pocket, money .ited pati erneiv booto for eveey man. The never.tiobe-forgotteu.inorn was nehered in by Sergt. Ben. Hazelburet . with hittet, after Afloat of his bugle sotholing with all his might and mein the -fall in,' winch he 'a ept inerie- eantly.iti mind the square and 81 every sfreet corper: The men were all to nie.et 'at the armory on Kings:ton street' near whore the tine '.•buildIng.. of. the Odcifellows now stands. What with men running halter and thither,horees and lige driven furiously about, ens - ions -looking Vi'uniett. joieing in the crowd,thetown was all agog•and busi- ness was. at a. !standstill; while ail in terest 'seemed to he ceptered on the teleg ,0111ce in the expectation of news, the Moat eXtravitgatail room t$ having got atirpial with regard to the movettieuts Of the •Fetliand.• By one o'clock -the two.Comeaniesitheir ranks' swelled !ay a titian ber .of reeriaits, Wet e he full • (and it is certain . that some Of the ham wera in the.stsfue .). Even With this deciarti7 tion there was in) let up' to; Serpa. Ben. wbo Still kept everlastiegly at.his bug, .1e --by way, as he said, of just... Woking them. tip. • • As tile volunteermovenieet wits comparatively uewiu 'those days, it far' • ; • a4 Co L ., 4)':n- TRADE IVIARitt DESIGNS Copvnicart's Anyone Bendier( atamich and deaterlatiot MAY eutokly assertion our oplallon free Whether 0313 twentices probabiy pateetmee. Commutes,. aensarfetiy eonedenttat otriudbook oil Patents sent free. 01.15,1 egeney forfieolirincoatente, Panetta takon tatourh Main & r0O41v1 PrOtal nallas without chow), to the • Scientific &Underwent? illiverated ltOolcIr. Pinola oar • rsiettee of nor a,olootUlo hrunotl, TOtin14. 113 Pat tour Mannar, ne1,1 bs newsdealer* pliply ttio.its,..10,,,, rvo y t": 7 %Op 0., y2.• greeter amount of interest was taken Ln them that could possibly he expect- . ed today, 'hud in consequence the chap with the uniform received it great deal attention And respect. These imi. • forme had arrived only it shoet time - Win. Ei. Hamilton was .commited from headquartere, and the hoety fit. for trial on a charge of manslaughter ting them ott was the matelot) oe in the,killing ofJohn FitzgerAld itt Ot- considerable mirth. They nearly ell two - (seemed to be too large, the pants in °lenient. Goyette, who murdered ' particular requiring a, regular double Daniel Colligart and his son In Alfred reef at tbahottorn, A Simple turn p township, will he tried at L'Orignal of the present. day fad being of no Imo Assizee, the Grand Jury haying found At all. It seemed to me •the Makers a trtle bill against him, bed their eye on Anthony Allen or big • Angus in the voila bootie when they , were manipulating the, Cloth, 7.4001i, ON THE •BRIGIIT SIDR, After dinner, to.keep up the excite- ment,we marehedand cotutterinarched The suiterer from nervous exhaus. around the Square to make us famillae Mon is generally blue and discouraged, with our lature ditties. During this Es looke•on the dark side of thinge pleasant exercise we were joined by and fears paralysis, locomotor atexia quite it Another of the wothets, wives • Or Insanity. All this is changed: by and sistere of the men, some effecting the persistant use of Dr. chase's Nerve scenes freqnently taking piaci:, foe at, Food, which gradoe.11y and naturelly the time no one had the slightest .rekindles and revitaltzes the wasted idea where we shotildeuitienesahol teiia ielybleeervecelis and instills new vigor and sent or the length of time w abeent from home. Some of the °lel", int"4° whtlia °Item' young follows looked upon it . all in rather at light manner, talking big boot their desire to meet the enetny. • The C. P. R. fireman shot at Port filo mating it, was quite 41, mato of, Arthur is a son of Mr. end Um James indifference to them. whether they re- Alien of North Easthope. • .turnedminus it limb, with a. pension,Rev. W. .1. McKay tfas resigned his „,, fell on the eeld of battle and had pastorate a% Stratfond to accept the a. monument (wetted to theh, memory editorohip of The Canadian Beptist,- recording their 'de.votion to Queen and , • • couotry. After intich nreparation, which' in- cluded the serving out of Sixty -rounds or hall cartridge to each man, the two companies at the word of emninand marched up to the • railway sfittion. where. pretty nearly the whole ,town, including all the school. children, had Assembled, A. Iot of anxious faces were now seen in the crow.las the tint,. for departure • drew near ; the jokes were not, so: general as in the eiirly part of -the day,land leave-tek togs were taking placeton all skive, making one feel like turning his, heed souse other way and attempting tu whietle. Gen- ial•Thoinas An drewe. 14, ..most papillae townsmen, was doing his best to keep op the .spirits of all who needed a little encouragement by shouting ont,"Now then, my hearty, cheer I !Tell pate mother ,„liyou intend to come buck . . . generisl..': t to paot &Clock we in phinning your weetern telp why. were rill ordered aboard:tire train, the not toke advantage of the offer of the • Chicago, Milwaukee .S5 St. Paul Rail - pounde.and the entre ntunber of sheets $8.x1.2i inchee Avail(' weigh not het . thattl30 pounds, mid other moo in pro+ portion. Tours very truly W. A. Clemons, Publication Clerk, COMFORT FOR THE AGED. Judging from the letters Of people up in years there is no Medieine which so promptly frees them of aches and pains. and motives regularity of the liver, kidneys and ' bowels as Dr. Chase's Kidney•Liver Pills. Even when other means have failed old people can turn to this peat medicine with full a,esur. mice of relief mid core, ::.‘e.2.•.; Choice Of Western Routes. V1A.THE ' CHIOA.GG, MILWAITKEF •. SA ST. PAUL RAIL.wAy eignal was. given and amidst cheer after cheer and the waving. of hand- kerchiefs. we were off. The two. cOmpanies numbered,'• iri- clUdieg ottleersothout one hundred And. twenty men, . rhe Artillere Company . °facet% .were Oapt.• Y. Xirk; . St..P'aul and Minneapolis .offer im v - lay 01 routes excellence service And Lieut. Horace Horton nod Second Lieut. 3..0-Th41m% • equipment not obtainable. elsewhere.- Lookingoiround today I elm make. Complete in formatibe regarding these out only a hotOt, a. 'baker's dozen that three. main travelecl•roads free- on re - are still lo the Mt's out this riumber,' • . A. J. Taylor, Cad-. Pass. Agent, way. to allow you it. choice of routes ?, The 'Southwest Liinited, Chicago th•• KR1184% City; The -Overlend • Limited), Chicago to Onothit and San Francisco,' and The Pioneer iLimited, Chicago. to beettles two ofteers.'Mr. Seymour, or. Detroit, mid .Mr. KIER; of Bruise's . •Probably the three who are .nmst en- , tithe.' to be called. the hest preeerved • Men of this' forte, are Robert' .W.alker,. • of the Artillery ; Capt...Murray Me- (iieor, of the Allies orgAnized. •• the t3ruce-hatt talon, thereby becoming its flist Lientoefilnuel, but .who went 88 41 private to the front). - and OS.Pt. A. T. Mootgoinery, also of the Rifles, who with his love of exercise, heing- a great welker, the possessor of -a. Olen, did constitution' a ud • the cleseendent -.of an old ntilitary fantil.V.10 normi en t IY :ns height anditS Hetive as ever. • . • In cortelusion, .1 might siiy the um- tive for putting thetot few lines togeth- er is mainly the..desira, to keep fresh - the memo' ies of my old 'comrades a.nd. to show the generation of today what .their fathers and grandfathers did in ',..tbe Past-, . J. Wnicarr. Goderieb, Mercti.1.0th, J. . . • wolytAN' IN' . . •• • - POOR; HEALTH'. • Has an awful steogfole: • Lots to do .4sli kinds of Worry, an List:cell tend with' loSs of sleep, poor appetite 'and • tired - nerves. Her only .desire is for more strength and hetter.. health.- Tbie .is exaetly what comes of usilig Ferrazone the greatest tonic Sickly. women 'Can posibly Use. Ferrekolie makes the .blood tingle end giciW red, • the -cheeks growrosy tile eyes bright. 'Ferrozotie .10 vigorates•the body,. envelopes new etrength and. toitkes.life worth living. .Ferr000ns is:the ' em t -of tonic that • builds:Alp, it gives onereserlie' of nerve force and•eetAblisbes Such. heal- thy conditions .that sickness is en.. known. 'Let.everY WOMAn. use Feirno- zone. .Price.•50c, „LA GRIPPE COMING AGAIN - 'The dot:Lees believe- e.nother epidemic of Gritipe is. here, and ahead:14 Many ore bettering, The medical 'men are via itfreid of Grip since Catarrhozone WaS iotroduced; and claim that noone will:ever co Leh this disease who inhales, Aso fragrant healing vapor of Catarrh- oizorie a fent times daily. OatarrhozOne kille the Grip :gerra and prevents ite spreading through the System'. "Last winter 1 had 'ioi• nitwit(' O/ 641•01hilnPF: writP es G. . MacKifin .of St.. "I bought Catarrhozone and gt.kre- lief in short time. J. found Catairlier- zone.• better than any,thing, eleier and Wag cored liy using it.' ' Catarrhozone prevents and, ewes' 'Grippe,. 'colds and ettl./1 TwO Months' treatment $1; trial size 25e. • Mould on Butter. .., , For The'Nene-Record. • Compaints are received 'from tittie regitrding tbe appearance (if would ou .- . .• the parchment 'paper linings • of butter EVARY CHILD'S, • . packages. le stated easel' it; iu saiti to .. • .. , HEALTH DEMANDS have pepettated the hottee for s9108 'The. tivi of. a laxative' Occasionally. .distanee. Minna is it minute end low .or 1!,_t it ., im,,e...r. etrilma .,tim. F 1.'ld'• 1 d - relief limn of plant life. It grows frotii seeds .ittierat:Iiititi.t°13S8 reilIA' IvPt"Idct eta" bIlliii-' which are called spores, Acid '‘vhie.it 1-'13!.; pe „a y_stn.e 9 o .1 r, deyelop Otily in the presence 'Of .11:1°i6- ref)/ use only Dr. Hamilton's Fills, tore and Where they hitee 8 Suitable ., ,. „,.. . supply of food, Mould will grow . c,Pee 4?e- reedily on dahle wood.; hence' the • necessity for keeping. the interior ot a ti.140,1% „II ti ,,ivitsaine.ii, is • ,a. creamery, and especially the-'refriger... wu,ter - atpinogottioyuemoi,-kaustduietytettatt rptof ail gi ne 1 ret t, t o' re are with every:care and precaotion. deadly. poison and must be handled apt to be dittlip, because the -Warm air many, may„,,elso hp being allowed to evaporate usedeithet as a Whieh gets tn. front outside carries , spray or by iii0i8tUre With it, which is deposited °n • from a sheet of cotton suspended iti the . the eooler.surfaees of the walls. floors room, when ti3e doore, veindows and. and packages, :, Frequent, and pro- other openings are tightly closed. It • longed opening' of,the depra alsO ennii- rwe,Viniretsondhinstitntiifievete4oautrceushoifpeuert, top- es dampness. PRUV.ENTION OF to Lim , at tlie Dairy Division,Cittavve, Mercory (corrosive sublimate) may .be procured in tablet form. of the right etrength to inakke the, above solution by 'adding one tablet to every pint, of • ' VENT10N OF MOULD ON -BUTTER, , Always 'see, that your bridle reins are • • 'MOULD IN- FACTORY, • No. 8 King St. 'East Torooto. Roneld McNeil 'died at Stratford, aged 106 years. , Kitnostop ratepayers carried the by- law to riurcloise the lighting. plant by over 1,809 tnajority. Lever's Y-2 (Wise Head)DisinfeetantSoap 'Powder is better than other soaj. powders; os it elseotets its a disinfectant. ' •• „ It is reported at Montreal •that Mr. WiDiani Mackenzie's trip to Britain was for the purpose of negotiating a bond issue for the Canadian Northern. end that he was entirely successful in. arranging for funds suffloient for con- structioti work fey the next two years. • kOR OVER. SIXTY YEARS. Mrs. Winsloviosi Soothing Syrup has b used million's- of mothers for me. se y their children while teething. If dis- turbed by night and broken of your ✓ est by a, 'sick child . outfacing atoll crying with pain of cutting teeth send at once ' and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child- ren. teething - It will relieve the poor little, suiTerer irnmediately. Depend upon ,it, mothers, there is no mistake I. about it. .It eures 'Diarrhoea, teen-• 1 • hates the Stoma& and Bowels, cures . Wind Colic, ' softens the Gurus; reduces ' Inilarnination and gives tone and en- ergy to . the who/e system. "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" foe child - rat teething is pleasant to the taste and is the preseription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses • in the tinited States. Price 2s. cents a bottle. • Sold ,by all driiv gists throughout.* world. Be sure and ask Jor Winslow's Sooth., ing Syrup.'' _ ritossle irsto . I • 1, JIM .topi _ Whooping Cough, Croup Bronchitis, Cough, Orip, Asthma, Diphtheria CRE8Qt.ENE ID A BOON TO ASTHMA:DOE; caleoragno a looltestablished and standard remedy tor the diseases Indicated. 11 qures bacons tho air rendered strongly antiseetie is carded over the diseased steorsees a1 the bronchial tun* svith every breath, gwing erelooged and constant treatment. Toone Ola consumptive tendency, or stuterere from, chrome bronchitis, !Ind Inunediate relief tran coughs or inflamed conditions et the. ta.roat. Deseriptwo booklet free. Co..1651, Notre Pante St., Montreal, Can:sitar* Agents • . . . . •Cresolene dissolved in the mouth. are effective awl safe for coughs and irritation of the throat, Antiseptic Tablets- itOe a box, .4.1,14 MUMMERS 304 _ .. BenntitTing tile ussrers. . • The Better Tent. Mile irregular growth of eyebrows "I've just learned. a new charm to cannot be Wholly controlled, it cant be tell whether or not it man loves you," greatly lessened and the whole form of says the girl with the bulging pompa- the eyebrows much improved. with eye - dour. ternatic care, Brush the eyebrows dilly . "What is it?" asks the girl 'with the with a soft toothbrush kept fori.the new diamond ring. , purpose, training them in. a graceful "Why, you take four or five apple arch. Constant endeayor, always brush - seeds and name each of them for a par- ing in the same direction, will show Ocular men and place them -the apple wonderful results in a few weeks. To seeds, I mean -ow the stove, and the • stimulate the growth apply pure vasef first one that pops is the one that loves line or lanolin, rubbing it in thorougli- You." ly just before retiring and being care - "Humph!" mused the girl with the ful to brush the brows into Ohape after - new diaraond ring, ablentmindedly ward. Sulphate or muriate et quinine tvvisting that piece of jewelry about with vasoline mates an excellent tonic, her finger. - "I know a surer way then that.? • . and any druggist will cernpound it in 4,:koo dor . •• proper proportions. This ;Conic is also • • valuable for stimulating the growth of •• Ires,•indeedy. You take one wee- the lashes. Apply with a s,inall caasells ular man and place him on the sofa in hair brush to the edges of the lids. . the parlor And sit close to him, with the light it little. low, and look up to . . charm of a Sweet Laugh. • him very attentively, and if he doesn't • There is no natural 'ace ore be - pop you know it's time to put another . witching than a sweet laugh. 'Some, merlon the sofa."-7Judge. • times it comes to uS 'in the ,m1dat of . . Bablee ' and Tears. mire or sorrow or irksome.bileiness, and • It should be remarked that children, then we turn away. and listen and hear as a rule, shed 00 tears in. crying until. It tinging like a silverhell,..with power after the 4rst • three or four months,., to Scare away the 111 spirits et the lint•after tears' beanie once established mind. How -Much we 'owe to : that their absence in, crying is a sign Of 111- sweet. laugh! It turns. the prose Of ,our netts and. their reappearance oue of the life into peietry, R. dingo showers of best signs of improvement in the child's 'sunshine over .the darksonia:weod. in condition.•• ' • • ' • which We are traveling, it touches with .• light even our sleep,whiah: is. no more, • • . , The Aeheatua • the image' of death, but genimed with, The athestis iron is in reality an. tis- dreams that are the shadoves of immor- bestus lined holder *Itla- a' •COver at- tality. tachtnent: of the BUM() material which • • fits down Over the entire iron. The as, bestus iron. _can be used from thirty ' A relendly . • "Look Pleasant": That was the sign minutes to an -hour without reheating. • In large leiters that adorned , . en wall of a bright little housekeeper. • 'In mostrooms Curtains should match • When the nerveus worry lest. the steak the walls in color„ for if of it different get too brown while she Was Mashing, color the Wall space is out up, and in the potatoes threatened tet Crease her the small rooms of e eity that should forehead. sbe Ipoked.up. at Ste friendly be avoided. ' . • • sign titid One eau really work , from the outside as well as the 'inside' Pearls should he:placed in a box' coa- getting the kinks. Straightened out taining piece of the root the aih, • Of fretted --nerves, - Stilcidth the face, and it is eald they neVer lose.their. ' and before. you know it the worries •, . • will follow spit atid sinooth tint too. r317•A4 a:l......e.tlemAtr/0111.01/s/./1./.1 ' . . That Covigh which ordinary remedies have not reached, will quickly yield to RAY'S SYRUP OF ED PRIME As a preventative of mould on but- sound. There' tire times when ',they It would be a good thing for the the ter, the following practice is highly have a considerable strain on 'end creamery owners. as n ell as tor trade generally, if it were compulsory recoMmended : Soak the parchment paper linings, immediately before us-• ---.\- ---- •--•-•!" to have all ceetoneeles thoroughly (Hein trig in it saturated beine to which has • recited every spring before operatione been added one mince of pure fountain begin. The spoi•es of tuould, and °thee get tos which catute bad, flavors, paper in the boxes without drying.• ' To Protect You ere_ to three gellons of brine ; Mee the . . • . ICetip the 'brine iii a special covered .11 • Vessel, Boil the brine every week and • Against •Imitations IT'S WI-IEN "YOU add fresh formalin in the same proem - SAVE TOOTHA.CHE. ' tion as at first. This treatment has ' The "'Iran and signature of 1Dr, A. VI book authors - been found effective in the Gov41 • c""' t" tam"*"cellit • .1fl• are tat ewer box °this remedies, ment creameries in the Northwest The great prescriptions or Dr.' Chase have Territories whet() there was a greet attained such: erionnous sales that the team - deal of trouble with mould at onet tation to imitate them is continually growing dine, and has given 'good malefaction stronger. • To order that you may be certain whetteiter it hag been properly ear vied that you are getting his genuine remedies, the Id, PARCHMENT PA.PIIIR, oloctor'spertntit and Signature are on evety boa OAHE OP That•the power of Nerviline quickly makes itself felt. Any aching tooth can be relived by Nerviline in a few temitieuts by (linen the cavity with batting soaked in Nerviline, A good Wait is to ruh the gums with Nerviline itis $. There isti't a single remedy that has one-fourth the pain -relieving pow- er of Nervilitie which acts like Inagie. Nerviline kills the pain outright and prevents it from returning. You can't beat Nerviline for tootheche or' neural- gia its the best pain cure Made. Price 25e. AND or bottle of his rem, 1.1MPTY Boxps Probably nanch of the mould on Mit, edits. This is thestrongest guematee ter is due to the infection of the parch- that any medicines ment paper as it 1159 about the Cream. ean have. The skill, eey without any 'protection and not, experiends and integ. alWaye in it dry plitea The eporee do tity of Dt. Clime are not develop on :the dry paper, but as• 130011 eta it etniies in contact with the at the back °fetich of hotter there le sufficient moisture to the* preparations destroyed If the work 16 properly done encourage the growth of the mooldend ybit cannot eftor, h ,s comparatively simple otia to The parchment paper and eitiPty peck.a4t, •t° .4"el't ellear% it*. 4evt#atleat and so risk a inexpeneive operation, if the foitowing arceo should be kept in a dry, clean . t life and health, p a, plan is adopted. Wash the *hole intOrior of the Only the very lieht- pure Vegetable Rt. ckhltir, rtNittiLtodetta,„„10,104.60,, • Crean:Wry, including walls, ceilings, parchment, paper should he used.. I 5k,":, gs,-;;;;:,; c-irti71,017"Cliike t-kildg flOOrSi Pot5t04 theivihgl eto,0 with 801- ferior paper encourages the growth of -0-u-t-ii; 66 on' 011,1/ionic,. Utioll of nne part of hi•ehloride of met. • moo id arid doss riot, protect the butter, I "Dr. Fities'i VIP? ttf "Llittied land 6,6001,1,0001u totio nod co b3, Alply with it brush and. scrub well A reitin of MO sheets measuring 50 x I At ill dealett. Or EtInntriare, Betes tuld QUALITY OP PAIICH. Or, Chigoe. icItinott. Liver Pinta Oat inT1101.) OP DISINlogOTthisI AI T PAMIR. IMPORTANT. asioso 266 cents ft boo v. bait for $1,00. tntog4 tab young to takookaot000p outs lok eury to one thottsand parts of Water. tirlichpap.,r used too light In weight. TUritditilltel ttitto HAM. ▪ VoPc4teaoleme AbeY htest4 it, • 'it erevorapplied, bi.einotide 1724 inches abould ww0 loot 4o co,. Totont4, • ' It cures those hea4y, deep-seated coughs -takes Sway the soreness -heals the throatstrengthens the lungs, None theless effectivebecause it is pleasant to take. • Just try•one bottle and see how quickly you get rid of that Cough. • At your xIruggists. 25e. bottle. .,1111144.4 10b;:.elAdilislotildieSith 250 •. • Owing to an.other aolg vance in the price of news print, stereotype plate and the other ac- cessories .which go to make up a newspaper, the expense of getting' it out has very much • increased. Notwith- standing this the 'price of TheNews-liecord still remains at One Dollar per year, but lin order that there may be a fair margin • of profit it is necessary that ever, subscription, be:,'paid in advance. Our friends who have neglected this matter will oblige by giving it their at- • tention promptIST. The date on your label tells the tale. Renew by express order or postal note and address W. J. MITCHELL, The News -Record, Clinton, Out.