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A. GENERAL 13ANL' INCi BUSINESS
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ALBERT STREEl', CLIN rON.
W. BRYDONIa,
BARRISTER, SOI,It'ITOR..
NOTARY, PUBIIC, 13TC.
OFFICE —Sloane Block— CLINTON.
HENRY BEATTIE
Successor to Mr. James Scott.)
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
oilice formerly occupied_ .by Mr.__- ,
James Scott, in Elliott Block
MONEY TO LOAN.
RIDOUT & HALE
conveyancers, Commissioners, Ileal
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to Loan.
C. B. HALE —' JOHN R1DOUT.
DRS. OWNN & GUtiN
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Dr. W. Gunn L. R. C. P. & L. R.C.S.
Edinburgh.
1)r, J. Nisbet turn ,tl. R. C. S. Eng.
g.
1,. R. C. P. Loudon
Night calls at front door of residence
on leattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church.
OFFICE,-- Ontario street--CLINTON.
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DR, SHAW
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON.
OFFICE— Ontario street—CLINTON.,
Opposite St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPS'ON
PIiYSIe AN AND SURGEON. .
Special attention given to diseases of"
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
—011ice and Residence—
ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINTON.
North of Rattenbery St. -
DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
011ie,: formerly occupied by Dr. Pal-
lister on Alain street.
LeAY11i L.D, -- — — — ON'I'
DR. AGNi;A', D1 NTIST,
Office adjoining J'huti, i allery. open
every day and Saturday nights until.
u o'clock.
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CLINTON, . ONT.
�u. 0. I;1.NEST IHOLiti1SS
aftecialiht to Lruwu send bridge 1.Vork
.1). D. S.-0' rue ate of the icoy'al Col-
lege of Dented Surgeons of Ontar-
io.
3,. 1). S.—First class honor • graduate
of Dental Department of lurtantu,
University-.
Special attention paid to I .enervation
of children's teeth.
Wilt be at the River Hotel, Bay t,e1d,
every Monday drum to a. to . to (r
P: m_
1)R. J. FREEMAN
• VETERINARY SURGEON: '
i1. member of the Veterinary Medical
Associations of Lonclomt and_Edin-
burgh
Ediu_
bur rh and Graduate of the Outer.
io Veterinary Coitege. •
Ahh•10E— Huron street—CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
Phone 97
Marriage
L.icenseS
ISSUED 13Y
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'OVENS OF LONDON
DR. UVI,. ,
C>al
ei •ist
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Surgeon, , I ,
•L Diseases of Eye, Eat, Nose and
r Threat, visits Clinton iitontlly
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,Lpj GLASSES PROPERLY , U
UNasal Catarrh and Deafness
lug treated.
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as] London. Oliicc 225 Queen's Ave.;
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M Clinton Office Combie's • Drug
at Store.
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[J Hours 8 a• rat. to 4 B.; tn. Dat- x
c es of visits—Tuesdays—Fele. 2, [xQ
El Mar. 1, Mar. 29, May 3, May
Et 31, June 28, .fitly 26, tiept. 6, flJ
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® Oct. 4,
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RAttenbury Street Works
importers, Workman-
ship
ork fnan-
ship and Material guaranteed.
J. t . SEALE & Co.
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Rumbatl
aqu-I�o{nath
The leading car-
riage makers.
All : work
znanufac •
tired on.
the premises
and . guaranteed
Repairing . protuptly attended. to.
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RU BALL and McMATH
IHuron St. Clinton,
The R10K Ira0 Mutual Fifa
Insurance Gar an
—Farm and Isolated Town Property- -
.--•0'nly Insured; e
OFFICERS.
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J. 13. McLean, ' President, 'f ippon P.
0. ; Thos Fraser, .Vice -President,
13r/iceiield P `0..,; T. F;, Hays,. •Sec:
'J rcastiret, . Seafortlt -P..0 ,
DIRECTORS:
William Shesney,• Seaforth - John
Grieve, Winthrop George Dale, 'Sea-
. Jelin
'Sea -
forth • Jahn. lyatt Ilarlock 1• o
B.ennewics, Brodli.agan ; Janttes.i;vans,
Beeciiwood ;•Jaiues Connolly;. Clinton.
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AGENTS.
Robert Smith, I•Iarlock . ; `E. glias
citley, Seafortlt. ; • J ares, . Cummings,
Egmondville ; J. W. Yeo, "Holmes
utile. . , • • ..,
Parties desirous to effect . insurance
or transact other' business will be.
promptly attended • -to .P°on, . application -
to any of the elsove. officer's . addressed
to. their respective-postoliiccs. Losses
inspected by the .director .•who lives'
nearest the scene
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12 COMPLETE NOVELS YEARLY
MANY SHORT DT0I11ES AND
PAPERS ON TIMIrLY'TOPiCS
$2.50 PEP) VE101 i 26 ere. A COPV
(NO CONTINUED STORIES' 1
a:vsnv°1vuMOEw COtYlekt.c 'EC IN ite111 '
;'TIME TABLE..
rains will rrive" •at`.and depart
-Trains a P
froth Clinton-. station as folle vs : '
BUIf:47"0 AND GpDZRICYi DIV..'
Going East ExpreS.. 7.38 a.ni
3;23 parr
5.2o pale
10.15 a.in
,. „ •- ,1:
Going East •
Going West
Going:. West
,,
.1.1141
Express 12,55 pan,
" arrive 6,15 leave 6.4.o
10.32 p.fl1.
LONDON, HURON AND. BRUCE DIV,
Going South Express '7.47 a.)n.
" North Express .
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' 4.15. p.m,
..10:15. a.m;
5.35 p.in.
Fruit Crop Report
for July.
(Written for The News-Reet;'rd.)
A. very full return for July has bete*
obtainer by the Fruit Division,{ 'Ott,
awa, with reference to the fruit eros.
of tl:e Dominion.
Option Law. It was thought by some ( It Wilt be seen from the sec
ugtist llth "` N•4
tions
that the .prohibition of that ulearlure i quoted that a local .option prohibitory
could be made more effective than hy.Jaw 1lteap8 rabsolute pI'oltibition of
• thosea of the Scott Act, I1 Wild also a the retail sale of lignov. ri'he lila-
meas re avaLilable for smaller awes ehiuevy for cuforeeluent has 'teen to
than in the Canada Tenipt'ranee Act. course of development trod improve.
The latter measure applied only to a molt ir)r many Years, and is naw very
1 county ()L' 0. city, local option by laws strong frust efi'tYGtive.
could be enacted for the, Minor muni- wItor, rsAvg taotrott sl,:t.t. M+
e now t1 a
AI'PI us
eipalities, a nurnhc'r of which go to As the it t n t� elan s,local
Dividing the .410e crop into fa11, tatind
winter varieties, • the reports show u
rnedirar, to full .crops of the fatundr..
In the apple seetitnts from which
the bulk of the winter fruit will be
c)bltaiz d for export, the .opt. is net
as large s.s last year but may be clas-
sed as light to inediuu.. .A. verycteleiUi
distinetiorn'ntust be in'ade between app,
les and /good storing' stock,; The rep-
etrte ,from Great Britain and Europe,
gottaarally show a very lave crop ;of
fruit that will comet into ,direct corn.;
petition with ot,,r' fall varieties, and
inay slightly elect the market fc'x
winter fruit ; but up- to the present
time European fruit has not cc'nipeted
seriously with: tars best keeping variet-
ies. The apple crop len Canada app-
ears taw .?fat singularly bete, this ' wear
front the attack of insects and (tsutl
ons diseases.. It is, •cifeite prod: u
.•that -,the culling ntotIt avill..aurt-bee--
serious hest tent:there are indications
that the - shot nnay yet develop to a
slight; .if nota serious, de(t e'e,•
PEARS. •
•
• Tears, except in British Ccltanbi'a,
will be. p light- crop. • There will Iie
very few ler export but tite quality of
tits: -se 'will be good.
PEACHES AND PLUMS: •
reaches and plums i.•re almost ars
absolute .failure. There are, however,
a • few flavored seleeti'ons where the-:
winter did riot naturally affeet these
two fruits sued in such orchards - the
crop will be medium. •
'idle grape erop will fairlyboo.
but in the •Iitrge1. producing districts of
the Niagara Peninsula, black rot, has
sl:oivit to a 'serious extent and it is
`intl)oss•ible .to pere•iet the extent ' to.
wheel, the ercq) will be curtailed by. the
pest.. •
e. SMALL 1'RUIT
Strawhterries have leen very rnevenn.
,Where, they were not'.winl.er killeO the
crop tuts -been •4 oa.l, 1>t.!t the winter,
killings was so. >{,')trend that • '(he yioldr
-had, been. a sn)all one. • .. -
Raspberries were also • (t.' light crop.
cuEftit ±,S.. '
Cherries in: - British •Columbia • ]rave
17eeti' a ft:11-crop, ,let a cl;igfet • crop •tha-
ot.lglttowt Ontario, -eIn the 'rest on Can -
ale.;, wherever. grown; 'they. have been
light eand <ntediunr,.
I3laek, currants -are: a 'fall, eilep; • Red
'entrants not - quite se good 1,ut. still.
A. 0. PA'r'rJSON, Statfon, Agent.
F. R.IIODGIaNS, Town 'Picket Agent. .
.1'. D. 1t1ACDONAI,I), • District Passers-
'. get Agent, Toronto.
•:rth)r•sar,':.�•r� t •FM ..«ir rISf.:s•+.+r.r •
glhosp hodine,
The Otcat Eagiled Remei-.
is an, old, well estate'
naked and reliable
preparation. Has been
. prescribed and used
over ee years. All drug.
gists in the Dominion
of Canada sell and
recommend.. as being
Before and 'After, the only medicine of
its kind that cures and
gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently y
mires all
or
ms f
Nervous
Wo
a
k
-
ncss,'Bmfasio>s, Sperraator,7aa, Impof ncJ,
and all effects ofabuse orexeessoe; the cessLMentr
use of Tobara`e, Opium or Stinritita s,
and Brain, Worry, all of which lead to Infirmity,
Insanity Qousnmption and an Darl2v One
Grave.
new
tt
O ti
for
ka e
or
eix $.,.
r ac
Price
t g .
P t six nuil6 cure. Haldol promptY on re'
sen pr Lroepa
The Wciod Company,
Windsor* Dirt', Canada,
. Woods Phospholine •is sold its Clflt�
ton by Watts & Co., 'II, B. Combe,
R. P. P.eekic and J; L,,. Ilovey, Drug.
gists.
-a, I<zr.,lat:forep.
INSECTS AND FL'sOI..
Only' circ or twee .districts report' ITS ti"ii 1'C I"1' I,EAI),i 1"O •
make up a county..
The m1(.1,t1nnl of Dec( tuber, 194,
resulted so overwhelmingly -lit fame
of prohibition that in all probability
the proluisetd anlond•ments to • the On-
tario Liquor Laws will be of a pro-
gressive and valuable character, It
is not certain, however, that they will
g Ye as complete relief from the evils
of intemperance as fluty be obtained
by a locatl option prohibitory by-law,
In any arse the adoption of shell a
by -1 ,w will not interfere with the
benefits tubo derived from the new
iegislaition. Local option by laws may
be Ilnssecl ltv municipalities during the
Twese tliceXlsxe yeaV, ririel so come -WO
npf'ration (lfi May 1. • 1S10t, There .-is.
•thee, fora, an opporttinity opened for
binned la te local action to secure defin
•ite reatrictinn and. curtailment of the
liquor ttnffie..
rims LOOM, or'rtow Law
The enactment giving nnmicipalitiee
power to absolutely prohibit the retail
sale of liquor isfund in' the..Revised.
Statutes. of Out io, 1897, cap. 215, sec.
141, and is in tl ollowin„.terms
-1.41. (1) '(The council of .every town.
ship; city, .tort n ,and incorporated vii
'ego mey pass ley -laws for prohibiting
the sale by retail of spirituous, fer-
mented oi' other man l,fan inred 1iquol'a;
its any taut=re,:itnh or other house or
piatee of 'retitle entertainment' and foe
prohibiting the sale thereof, except ley
wh(1lesal0, m shops atnd• places 001 or
111iur housesrof ptthlio entertainanen1, :
Provided that•tho bylaw • before the
fin•il passing Cher. ('ore has been duly asp--
prOved of by thm electors of lhe. rntinr-
eapal it;4* in the manner provided by the
e1)t11.1'etioCt.ns in -t bat behalf of the • Muniei-
�.t. .
- -(2) NiN1)y ln,w passed under the pro-
visions -cif thio section -shall bo repealed
by I:he Connell passim; the s:une, •,until
elf ter the expire lion of three years from
the de:y ef• its roaring' irate -force,. nor.
until a by-law .t'ore tha.tpItrpesehas been
snlei)aOwl: to the electors rued pproved
by them in'ihe same manlier. ns - the
original hya;i,w, trial if any sink•re-
peallugbylary (upon' being.sprint itted
to. the electors) is- not so approved, no
other repealing by-law shall .bot •.sub=
Mit:ted for the, like approVel within'the
ftill terns of three vears - thereaaftt'r:T.
serious depredat.i' cis of. insects and lahe
u. tications at . • present are *that ' fri:,it
growers , will he .little iron/bled, • thi:t
year !by .either insects ' or fueg'atte
pests.
O'IIIER COUNTRIES.
• .Tbe reports” front the United ,+ iate's,
particularly those portions that eoin .
vete with Cal..tidee ine•ieate to hate %tier
note am extraiordinary • ,crop of � 'fruit
The 'indications 'in England, • France,.
Germany, Holland and I3eigt.ttnn.paitii;
to a, crap somewhat a;'I:love the ,aver.:.
age.. '
GENERAL. 'COMMENT.
The. export trade. for Cana(diare wird
c, L
American fall aleples will .be' ._some-:
what. restrict d,; but eyeing •• tb the bet
ter quality of our apples 'they wild
still have the preference it.1 the Ettrop-'.
eau rearleets. ,There will Oe the nee
ossity,' however, of .rtgicdy. exchidiitege
all second. quality fall liui.t.o[
rust class •quality will in all .preeieibtl-
ity bring a .Fair price, .but it a4linost
certain that second quality fruit : will
not br•.;ag int'te , if-.anyalver-•the
.costlof :; inarketi•nig. ,The Supply of`
ui
"good' winter ;,Lock` of apples :, taly1 o,
for -:rite British Market during the .heti-
nth:s :of January:, February and March.
is not txcinsiwe, and it' s0e'trts'xeasolu-
able to_cxpect,tliat•the det'nar,d wilt ,b6
4a -wet .equal. to •,ehatt of last yen, •.. t
5ELt Tri)N of .
• :3TRAWBE1U.Y PLANTS
please, 9
erupt of price, d f pamphlet. Address
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rUNIV
&CQ.
riranon omcr, ts2S >r 04W aaltinecott, ly.tt.
A striking •tllt)stration of the .cahte
plant • and. seed :selection, as advore-
ated 'by 'Prof. Rctllertsoir, is. reported
in the 'Maritime Farmer" Of Julyy, t9
by ei New ll3rt:nswick - • corresputtdent.
He says :-"A ieev. days ago while.vtee
itiug • a ncighr:kr; ilte ccnversation, 'tur-
ned to berries, .-arai t then he showed int
In's patch. It was small, 'bttt they
were plants to •be•proud .of, His plan
is es follows .--Hc:tells Iiia children,.
when they. are pieking, to carry 'along,
;orae little sticks, +Lilacs of lath, ard
when tlu2y Lind ain. extra_ strong pliant
with a goOd fruit stent ari a11 utyI
A9
,
berries, to put a stick. down alon,gitram
c
rt.. After the berries are, picked • he
takes up these plants. and • sets theme
out in a• bed, letting them tl•row ottt
rut.ners in all directions. Xni the sp-
ring lie . has some fine plants to •set,
and his:. Verdes are ilupr(.v,itg, every
ycttr," • ••
•
• Z oer8 truly, • .
1"1, A. Clemons,'
+ Pn1>1ieation Clerk.
That, Makes. Cretarrhest'ci4 a . dheatl-.
eta disease. If. Colt have Cafiarrlt taint.
('roc'ping in the throat, )f you h;aiftvk_
and spit. and Lave a stutfee, :up feeling
in your,t.istrils you shorld Use
frag-
rant g
-
rtut 1a titg C t rr arone at a)ce
ande get.curotl. iltottsanars have :'licca
saved from Consumption and,- cone
pleteiy •ciiecd 'r.t•: Ctutelreltozoira, • soi
there :is no reason tufty yon.snoulcltii%
stamp: ort. Catarrh also. .Cat-
arrhozone will readily cure your attd
prevent the disease froth • .returning,.
It's. very pleasant, just, ballsanaie tneee
icated •.rttpor;-no neuseous dregs
gaarat :teed to users of
Catarrhozono ; it can't fail; try it.
Complete : outfit; ,vel oo•;. ,sample'- size
25c. • . •
A SA'TISFACTC)RI".'PILE REMEDY,
1[ ijf . cure the. conditions eausiek the
biles, Try Dr. Hattii'itote's 11'ills 01
5lttndrakc and Butternut ; their. fre-
quent, use predents piles.' No case ever
kitc:nvri ,whcr'er the 0se of Dr. natant..
.on's Pills failed;. Price 25e. 2
;Asc..; fart iii `t,tt;'at option
Law..
111&Tt)tt t' .•
Before Confederation, ntnnic•ipttlt-
ties in Ontario which was tltett a part
of the Diel i'r,tvince oi' . (lattads, had
authority to prohibit the retail stile of
liquor within their respect Ivo limits
In 1878 the Dominion Parliament •
enacted the Canada Temperance Aet
which conferred prohibitory power on
1t: itvt ority of the eteetot•A in enrtni1011
roielTXseE Pn() nitnTlner •
1'lie right ef the:'Legislal er.. to• :en-
act this hw lies been uirheld 1 y 'the
Court of Appeal(' lid the,hulikiat
iuitteeof rife Yrivy Ccnineil. •It is it
once bnitlia'; eon)prcbcnsive, elTective.:
Being a pnrt or dais. sct•e:Wed "titan).
Aist"-of eliePrnvinee Of" Ontario". it•hais
no speebtl iuttehineryproviiled for its
en tercet nen Lt Weal option ptoltibi-
tory 1ty-law snnply prevents Lite issue.
of liquor, licenses.- A,Il Lite macliirlety.
and authority of the lie rise iatsv.. itre
atVaLih ldo.rii,d0i•..it for I,l e prevention
of unlicensed liquor selling : •This is'
made very clear by section 143 Of -the
Lireime.Lieouse Act of 1S97;, tvhich,•is in
the fulluwbig •.ternls : •'''.
-No t0.Vern••OV shop license shall. lie
issued ()r take effect, wit't.in any )nutii
dipalitt• inlwhich'there is Ori force any'
bylaw pawed i1 putenstnee of :section
lt•t, or in pursuance of any, of the'pro-
visional Mentioned in section 142'; but
i lie sale Or the keeping foe sale of liquor
without license 111 any such )nunicipltl-
t helves, . L Cal ) LV � -
:ril Hever' 1 h , ) (n
ity.t•h 1 1 ,
tin.t� 11f section's 1.0 an11 of this•. Act,
:Ltai°i'•iil I he pr, rasions of • this .A et re-
livct ble. the Bele or keeping for s,ule cif'
(pier Its r.,i11))avent{otit)tsnitlseetianS,
031(1 the pen:dries and )0))C0dux4t 1)) re-
fer(n<„ titer c'I o, lha.l -he of full force
and effeet 11) such •Iuu tierp,lity. not,
With t,rrsting sands 1)'nitibi48)!bylaw,"
option by-law sloes not prohibit the
isinc of licenses: toselldiciunr by whole-
sale. Subsection 4 of section 1 of the
Liquor License Act, however, defines
the sale of liquor by wholesale as
selling, battering, or trafficking in
liquor in quantiti'es of not less than
five gallons each, or in the Gltse of
bottled liquor, one dozen bottles ' of
throe half•pirtts,
THE GRiaAT1 ST •FAMILY REMEDY
And et'ii well known in most Can-
adian hbrnes Is Nerviline, a perfect
eanacea for all internal and external
Pain.. Mrs, M. E. Cartwright of More
ris says I coujd84t• think of,. hit ,..
without Nerviline. 1Vhen I get a tolo-
tlhaehe Nervilii*n steps it. If I, get t
sick headache, have a trnift:lie with miry
stomach car bowels I can rely. on Ner•'
viline to care 'nie promptly. Tc1 breale
tip a .cold, or rub en for rheumlatisnv
or neuralgia Nerviline has. no Oval.
It's pr,'celess . in MN iaxn'fly. `Nervii-
ihtte is king over all pain ate! costs
2:5c, . '
Section 845 provides that wholesale
licenses shall be issued only.for pre-
miles on whicth is`ctrrie(i on no outer
.business t11n11.that of wholesaling .and
provides that the license shall be void
if any retailing is done upon such
premises. ' .
.Sections 41 and 44 provide thin no
wholesaie license siutll.be issued for a
less fee •than ii:2C)0, .
Sections -63 prohibits the consninp-
tion of liquor on the Promises on -which
itis wholesaled, or within any • huild-
;ing' which conunitmicatesin any way
with such premises. - .
These restrictions are.. so. strir»gent
'its -*to Melee svholesaling practically
,impossible except in a few very Popo-.
loins :municipa]itiest;There were. last
year only. nine municipa fries, four
cities, and five large •towns in which.
wholesale licenses were taken: out,
unci the total nnmher•of Stich licenses'
issued' in thea Province. was •,on'y
sev(ant3*'six .''A local option .by-law,'
therefore, alnr,nnts;t() total proliibi-•
tion. '
Ire:mts too young to tales madielne was be
ur0atcrone,wl,00pingcouehttndeel dsLtr
•ts <'1 Weeeet;teseiene -theybreathe it.
OVER r YEARS.
1 DR Ol X+ R SIXT I .
Mrs. .Winslow s Soothing Syrup . has 1I
been . used by millions Of mothers for
.their children while •teething: • If dis
turbed by night and.. broken of your
rest by a. sick Child suffering , . and .
crying with pain of • cutting`teeth send
at once and get a bottle' of , ''Mrs.
Winslow's soothingaiyrup" for child
ren teething.- It will relieve the poor
little` . stiffere'r immediately. Depend;,
*Pen it n)otner..s,. there is no. mistake
about it. It cures Diarriioea,•• regu-
lates the Stomach and Bowels, cures
Wind Colic, softens -111d Gums,,. reduces
Inflammation .and gives tone and en-
ergy . to • the whole system. "Mrs.
Winslow's 'Soothing: Syrup'' for child-
ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the, prescription- of one of the
oldest .and best female physicians and
nurses , :in the United :States. Trice
e5 cents a bottle. Sold by all.drug-
ists: throughout the World. Be sure
and' • ask for'"Mes. Winslow's' Sooth-
ing .Syrup ,,.
Si ri,i.ilts •10 and tit) of t it i.l Act referred.
to in the clause AIHive 41iiut( (1..1110 'sec-
t.iauu 40 etnd 50 of the Liquor Licence
'1' asfollows •
�lt1t, and ai(1 .
49.• "•No petsoti shall sell by whole-
cnle of retai]any spirituons,terntented,
n Li
ire Mann fact .treed
filuots u
hating first obtained it license
tlndet'
this Act authorizing' him so to do ; lint
this seetion Shit:1•not apply to stiles 'un-
der lt';al peo0esa or for dietress, ' or
:sales lie assignees in inso vency. •
60, "No perst,it shttll:keep or have in .'
sty house, building eho44)eating-house,
saloon, 0t' • lutuse. of 1)nl)dic entertain-
ment, er in any ronnl oI• place wbatsp
(et-er, 1111y N)crit(1Oiis ferment d or
etther tnutui1 tetrtred liquor's for the
•i)ln•pi1le of selling, imitating, or ttad-
ttil; ther.in, unless duly licensed there•
t() under t lie provisions of this Aet ;
nor shall t{,c occupantof
such chsho
pp,
eating -house, saloon. or house of pub,
lit en certain inent,unless duly licened,
Mperm' any liquors, whether' sold by
inn or not, to be consumed upon the
i'rentises, by env person other than.
members of itis family, or employees,
or guests riot being cnstotuers.' .
and Cities. The old Aet then fell into.
THE LIVER TO BLAME.
So long as the liver i', artist itf;lt-
disuse, and was dropped from. the pro- ering the 'Mk frcahi Ilse bent.' there is
vinciati statute books no biliousness and llo.cottstipat€r:el, be-
cause
The Scott het Parise into force in a the bile has passed from the 1]-
ver into the intestines where it acts as
good ttittny'' Counties lit tate Province of s, cathartic in keeping the bowels act -
Ontario hot was tntbsegtlantb, repealed lye. 13eeausc oft their direct l t e d molt 1) ill
ant,Dread '
f'Paralysis
Left . anti gest num b—D.octbra
saki nervous exhaustion -
Remarkable cure by Dr.•
Chase's Nerve Peed.
Mits. CHAS. 8. CRAVEN, North Gower, Ont.,.
Writes : "I do not: hesitate to recommend Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food and wouldapo begrudge
e rud e
fifty dollars for ' the
For six years I suffered'
with severe pains in :my
right shoulder and numb•
doss in my left arm, No
tongue can tell what I suff-
er 1; The doctors said the
tr able was from the nerves
but their medicines proved
of no avail so I resolved to
glee Dr. Chase's Nerve
Ft :d a trial. After using'
six bores of this medicine
myhealth was so greatly
improved that i got more
MRS, OEMS and F used in all • twentp-
bight boxes with the result that 1 AM • completelycured. I do not feel that I can use strong enough
Words in recommending this medicineto all who
suffer as I did."
• Dr. Chases N
.
erFood a 50
cents tt box.
To.
protect you against imitations the portrait end
signature of Dr. A, W, Chase, the famous
receipt book sutlaer, at0 ou (3VCtp bOx bf 1111
remedies. '
at
ttruert,,y.Z(WiserreadMidinfeeteebSotlii After the repeal, temperance workers Chase's Z d'ttey-Livor Pills tltorougltly,
Powder is better than other doap'powder'e, applied to the Legisiatm a for the teen curet; con ttipatton, tate read carne of
Is 1t aloe acts as 4418i1444ut. w eillte(ment of the old provincial Local itiltentellths of the cosiewin ills' of life,
•
Menial
0
Yf ORLeAN'J. •
AtKSONVIUt
(
111 wi II 11 1
The old-fashioned bake -oven was the best our great grand-
mothers could get; They baked in it in a kind of a way and
were satisfied with it because they knew nothing better. But
the modern housewife wastes time and good food when she
fails to avail herself of the improvements of the
Imperial Oxford Range
No other range on the market can do the baking this oven
does. The oven is kept evenly supplied with fresh super-
heated -air
uper-heated-air' all' -the -time.
See this range at your dealers or write to us direct.
•
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited.
Toronto. Canada
Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver 12
For sale by Davis & Rowland.
i kWiYW'L1T• aW-,701/ 1.M.+ •bo,T;,/,{0 7.11,TOVOGliY1b.1111.•6,
Best Equi eu School
. • If you intend sending your boy or girl to business
college, why not choose the best college tn• the .land? It
costs no more.
The Forest City Business and Shorthand _ College has
been: established . over 'to years; and has increased its
patronage every year.
. 'Every department is in charge of .a. graduated expert
teacher, and the facilities,. apptaatices, systems and :courses
arethe most approved in the world..
The rooms are large, .airy and' comfortable, and the
school is located in .the prettiest pari of London, . - ••
Students may enter•any time during term. Booklet free.
J, W. Westervelt, Principe!,Y,M.0 A: Building,.Londoll. '.
.Canadian :Nati»IExbihitio"
1904 Ta QNPr0 oT•
1go
4.
AUGUST 29th TO SEPTEMBER 12th
•
Largest, and • "finest exhibits of Ctanadian rslanufactures; agricitlturilt
• products; live stock, ele , etc., ever shc:iwn.. ,New buildings, iotproved'fac-• •
ilities'and greater 'variety of attractions than ever.• • -
'`BLACK WATCH BAND." . 174
:
The Band of the "Black W etch" (the famous 42nd Royal Highlanders) •
wily attend ,the Exhibition, by permission of his Gracious Ma1esty the
King and officers of the Regiment, and will play thre.e:coneerts daily.thro,
nght its entire course. .
THE RELIEV:Or LUCKNOW
The t'andest ro-military disputer ever 'seen in Canada' will be pres-
1; py Y .p
anted 'before the•Grand Stand eaeh'evening With. hundreds o'performers,
.
brill€arab costnmes,gorgeous pyrotechnic setting,and assistedby the pipers
of the'Blaek Watch.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
"DARE-DEVIL,SCHREYI3R" in his leap from a bicycle 108 feet into a :
tank of water ; THE Bi CKETT FAMILY, world=fatnous aerial acrobats
WINSCi1ERMANN'S.WONDBIi;FUL TRAINED BEARS; ADJIE'S TROUP
OF LIONS,the'most: t•emnr kable grottp of trained animals in the world,anc1
many othee acts of equaal merit. •
Special Railway Rates. • Ask your. Station Agent for Partieulars.
Remember the Dates, AUGUST 29th:TO. SEPTE IBIm 12th
W. K, McNAU'GHT, J,. O; OUR,
. : . Presidents • •Secretary and Aft.inageri
y.>rj ne:),tx ,,.KXJ..r.,
through Sleepers and Mining Cara
8EtWEEN
St. Louis and Mobile,
St Louis and New Orleans
Ask tor tick* 'fist M, $ 0• It. R.
N€�
Lo o Se9 to 1' 7 1904.•
• - -._-_ LENTRII s or osh 8Tt1 SEPTEMBER------- • "
Cas ' :w ►� ►.: `.►'..: ii►,i liiii •: r (4
ftCO • _ (,1,
A 1\TEW $io,000 DAIRY: BUILDING (,,
. lm irovements all along the line. Exhibits unser assed.
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(- Attractions the best yet-- Iitamura's Celebrated Jap-
(
, Troop of tO neo le; the Vl ing Banrards and, the
bet G'mnacts Acrobats altl Other specialties tha
t
money can procure.
I+IVE EVENINGS Or rIREVVOHRS CONCLUDING EACH .EV•
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A holiday outing notieshould miss. Special excursions over all
lutes of travel. For all information, prize lists, 010., address
Lt. -Col.: W. Vit. Cilartshore, J. A. Nelle$, .
PRESIDENT. SECRETARY,
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or her' --The' Nees-R000rd to San. 1905
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