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The glintoa NeW Eva
FRIDAY, NOV. 21. 1903,
The Senate
Editorial NotcSe
. . .
The Tonto News should find -an.
otherIbie fer Mr Hamilton e tts. Otta'Fk:R'
eorl•espotalent. He's a peseimist end
chronic grumbler, and is always fault-
finding. Surely he can And something
pleasant to Write allout once in a while.
0
CLINTOR
The Pres' Jyterlal Society
The twentLethal-Muni meeting of the
RmTtlilleersis01a07nPawrehyteral•Woinr isF.,ereitogn
rsoviety,wlasioi
Prel_eee:chuch„ Seetortt,Oa
at:Notwthisulndtngtlsee.,
scnne ettleett unfavorable weather, there
• oeattit Societies, are termed Alienate Presided. Rev.. Leckie. of Londes- 1
livered an excellentaddress descriptiVe
most pleat:meat and profitable one and
+seemed to be therouglaly enjoyed. by
ell present..
. Ttlit EVENIZIG MEETING
The meeting in the evening WAS open
to the public and was well attended,
the auntence room of the church being
WI ,a.• 'large attendance. The minor or comfortably filled. Rev, Mr, Larkin
.e• ts nod every Auxiliary Ander the boro. representing the Preebytery, de-
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t The New. Era's Great
1 'Clubbing Offer
Renewed.
Two men have • been killed this fa. I teetepiees of ;Ile parent some was re.
Th world and the necessity for increased
throughbeing mistaken for deer, A Jo rsentecl. The meeting opened ut a the worle done by. the missionaries
f th h h. • f ti
ie
a. ine, with the president, 'Mrs (Rev) o e c urc m various parts o a
liberality and reneaved wad on the part -
The reports trout the several Aux- P P ,
Mertes and mission bands were ye. fields continually opening out and the
eeivecl and were mostancouragieg, i increasing interest of the people of •
showing good work along all lines and heethen lands in the Gospel, thew need. •
contribeeions. The - report of the . Vaulted vvith its truths: Rev. Dr. i
treasurer showed the following con- 1 Ruchanan, missionary in Central In I
tributioes front the respective .Anx1l. di t, gave an interesting description of 1
levies and tnission Wattle, which 'etre oa.! his work aneant• theamels. The doc-
pease fonds : , tices ' the healing ayt • lemon% these
, the deer in the country are net yetee*
theilves of these two In011t aura tit
should be a "henitentiari off.eive for
ane meal to shooe another wleile out
The Toronto News says :
hunting. the Price of One
Shiite, of Egptontiville, presiding, e
'••••••••,,t
efUR subscribers will be pleased
eV to learn that we have secur-
ed a renewal of our arranfement
aid, by which we are enabled
again to offer The New Bra and
The Herald for a year for One
•
first session was mainly business one. ti
1 t f the rieW
with The Montreal Week y Her-
Two Papers for
"The reform of the Senate was nnce
et. recognized article of the Liberal At a meeting of the Conservatives
• $aitti, and its more radical members 1
of North 17.4ssex the rther telity, it was
..' 'went for abolition. The leedees have
some ib 'r 1 wovspapers show a lis- board and lake M. Monk as leittler.
. elf the inecease uf the indemnity to .
elguietIL di o red the mg itai ion, but Proposed • to throw Mr. Borden ovexe
positimi to re% ive it, esp..cially in view ThLS
.wrisveiry,unkind at best, but what
de the rank and file think of the pro -
162,500. The Senate has three bad
.1
f Its It owes its •zap pointuient to a , pneition to accept a French-Canadian,
;to increase of both membership and
' • d theirde • •e to become ac -
addition to the amounts raised tor ex. tor le a Inedion missionary and prac.
Auxiliaries -Auburn,- $47,5S ; Say- peePle and in this way Is ena led to
d 141 00 • '01 to fluenee over them for good that under
field. $88.60 ; Blyth, 8124.48 • igake; i gam their conlidenee end wield an in -
$•a t B,neeflel, I 2_ 1
Weong satire... it, is useless, and it is ' efider all the cry It e I'?
11,,011.,• "... re. ri0 h' darn ID. $1a ; Duffs Church; Meleill'op, 020.35.; i. other circumstances he could not . o.
•expensive. Nothing•could be more ale , _ e, ee.„ .Egmandville, $214 ; Goderich. 8127.98 ; mid Metter have' been converted to
• • surd than that the•executive authority I tulti"• • • reOdevich: townsh•p„ • Union. church,
• Our Opposition friends takadelight ' $$9 ''' •14111"11' $107 ; Kirkton, $49• ;
shoultl appoint legislittors, who are ,
supposed to act •tee a check on the , Leeburn,. 025 ; Londeshoro and 13urne'
House of Complains. If the Senate is in telling us of the increased expendi. t church, $70; Seaiorth,:$280.35; Smith's
. to be retained at all, it should be el tut.e of the Laurier Governineat and Hill; $41 d.' Thames • Road, $121.50 ;
eeted by the people • or by the Provin • • ' • Varna, $10. Total $1,727.75. Miseion.
dal Legislatures, andet should do real
e legislative week, and net as a real
S, check upon the Government and the
•• -majority ef the Lower • House. We
are :male vhat it is difficult to make
• changes 111tbe constitutiou. but the
• *act teat a retorm cannot be accom-
• plished in et rear is no reason why it
should not be kept before the public
mind."
No serieus objection can be offered
to some of the arguments here ad-
vanced, and we venture to say that if
the abstoitct question of "Abolishing
the Senate" could be submitted to tha
Liberals without any other question
being involved in it, the result would
be its abolition. But there is a point
with which the public is either unfaria-
Mar, or it is overlooked. And it is
this The Provinces of Prince Edward
Island, Nova S :otia and New Biuns-
-wick have the idea that in some sway
or other their rights are protected by
the Senate. That it is an erroneous
idea does not alter the fact Of its exis-
tence. -and its existence is in part res-
ponsible forth° retention of the Senate.
Conservatives have only become advo-
cates of Senate abolition since it be.
came Libernl. NV e believe the country
would be just as well off without the
, 'Senate as with it ; but since it is like y
to be retained, •an eleetive Senate
• Would be more representati re, though
it is a question whether it could be
any useful.
To tale of the Senate doing real leg-
• islative work and being a real. check
• On the government, is more or less a
-visiori. If the Senate introduc
d legis-
lation, it might conflict with that in-
troduced by the Commons, and fric-
tion and difficulty would at once ensile.
Let the House of Commons look af-
ter legislation, and the members he
held responsible for it, and the public
then have an opportunity of appro-
ving or disapproving thereof.
attempt _to make • touch • party capital Bands._ Brumfield, i42.22; Exeter, $$0
work of the Balfeur GoVernneent ire F4:50111.;. Vinispine„.. tit 4
out of it. What. do they think of .the Gotlerich; $50.20 •• . ensall, • K
ip
this connection ? Lord • Roseberi, Seatorae Thatiltsgivinrug,g).'ass:43
apeaking at Strowbridgee England, re- .Thatnes Road, e23.50.: $292.00.
Monfss.oziel3natttittiostcl trtur_x_itraledts:
cen nye declared, that the "Government ..
expendii met in, the last ten years lied dition to this • about 1000 worthof
been inereasing at the rate of 5.1
vnill-
ioa a year, that is, 144 mitliorts instead
of 90 millions, while in spite, .of this
we have Lord Roberta telling ne our
army is not any 'more efficient and is
not efficient at all." In the face Of
these figures the Laurier Government .
is economhal .1 o penuriousness. And
it has value in the county's g,rowth to
show for every dollar. ,
The Farmers' Side of It.
The farmers of Ontaa in were ably
represented before the Tariff -Commis-
sion in Toronto last week, and it may
Le doubted if ever before a group of
Cabinet Ministers in Clanaelit lie. ened
to so thorough an exposition of the
farmers' interests in connection with
the tariff. James McEwing of Dray-
ton, W. L. Smith of The Weekly Sun.
E. C. Drury of Crown Hill, W. F. W.
.• • • L. E. Annis ofS b.
addreised the Commission in the in
terests of the agriculturists. It is safe
to say that no other interest has had,
or will have, its ciuse advocated with
greater zeal and force of reasoning.
• Their position briefly is teich that
"protection" as is accorded the farm-
ers on that which they have to sell is
of no practical value to them ; while •
the "protection" they are required to
endure on that which they have to buy
is a serious burden. Yet, under the
„ circumstances, they contend only tha
the existing tariff should be the maxi-
mum, while iates should he scaled
down ,in particular instances. Such
protection as they receive on their
products they are ready to forego in
exchange tor a rednced tariff taxation
on what they consume.
The nianufacturers of the country
are a compact body, with well-defined
objects in view. The farmers are by
no means compact, nor have they as
a whole an accepted fiscal theory. One
farmer will believe that protection is
an out-and-out evil; his neighbor will
argue that the theory is all right if the
manufacturers did not get so much the
best of it. But the opinion grows
among agriculturists that the tariff as
they encountee it in reel life does not,
and is not meant to, make farmers
rich. This is what every organtention
of farmers is teaching the ind(Vidual
agriculturist, and the public men of
the eountry will find that the pupi s
are learnil-roronto Star.
MISERABLE.NiGiiTs:
,
Nothing so .demoralizee an infant
and enslaves' the parents as to take a.
(-rose or wilkefule baby from the bed
and wade him up and cloivn etheflooe,
during. the night; • •The beby pries be
cluthing was. .contribeted tu Indian
schools iiI the Northwest. . .
The following 'ofncers were elected
for-thia-curren ' year : • Provident, Mie.
je,Hamilton, Goderich ; let honorary
president, Mrs. C. Fletcher, Thames
Road ; 2nd hanoreey president, Mrs.
N. Shaw. Egmondville ; 1st glee pre-
sident, Mrs. Ethel M. Smith; Helisall
2011 vice. •president, Mrs. J. McNeil,.
BaYfield ; 3rd vice president,
Carswell, McKillop Secretary, Mrs.
Rich Irwin, Clinton : treasurer; • MIs.
Ellen Spott, Seaforth ; secretary of
supplies; .Miss K. AlcTeggart, Clinton ;
seceetary .of literature. Mrs. N. M.,.
Leckie,. Londesbero . • Seceetary of
.Mission Bands, M188 \V flame; Clinton.
Mrs. (Rev.) Savers extendeda very
hearty' • and cordial invitationfrom
ebe_Briteetield Auxiliery. to hold the
next'aminal meeting in Union elitirch ,
ein that village. Diet invitation was.
Christianity. Mrs; Irwin also rea
the annual repnrt of the. Society,
which gave an interesting and com-
prehensive history of the work done
dining the year, which was not only
gratifying as to the past, tut gave
much elm Uragemeht tor the future.
Several musical selections were given
by the churl+ ehoir, and a well rend-
ered solo by Mr, Leech, a iiteenbee of •
the choir. In behalf of the niernhers
of the Soolety and. the visiting sisters
penerally. Rev' Mr. Anderson, of Glid-
e:niche expressed the hanks to the
ladies •the Seaharth- Alixittary lord
all who'aided them for their hospita-
lity and the efforts they pot forth to
.make the meeting the success that it
had proved to be. '
The Members of the Presbytery and
the Society were entertained at dinner
and: supper by the lad:es of the con-
gregation, and the sociability tims.
engendered added not a little to the
plemeure of the oceasion. • •
mute it is not well -generally. becanee , accepted, The next anneal. 'meeting
its steinach is sour, • ite little, bow els' 'Will eherefore, be. held in •Btuceilele.
congested and itsskiti hotand feverish Mrs. Rich Irwin and Miss Kate M c -
Relieve this and baby will sleep sound-
ly all night, growing stronger endbet.
ter every chg. Just- what withers
need to keep Baby healthy and enakec
hint sleep soundly is Raby's Own Tab-
letwhich cure ail stomach, bowel
end teething troubles. and thus Pro-
mote netpriel, health -giving sheer -
Mrs. Helines, Dame, 0 it
s tys : • My belly was troubled With
sonr stothech and WAS constipated
most of the time, and was always
cross and restless,: . I gave him 13ithy's.
Prebytery, which was in session at the
Own Tablets a.nd found them a• cone..
plete success and would not now be1 seine time, to convey to the ladies the
greethigs of that body; elide° in a neat
without them." Von ean get Baby's' I
Own Tablets from any druggist
•address. Urquhert is not only the
mail at 23e a box by Deor by
pe
welting the . latest member of. the Presbytery,. hut
williainM
s' edicine (Jo., 'BroCkville,
the oi:ingest Man in it, and it *as
• • only natural that he should. Ihe esonie-
On t. • what diffident in addressing so large
• : au audience composed exclusively of
Believing that he bed murdered his .ladies. But he proyed himself equal
ife; Alexander Labrie, • one of the to theoCeasicin. . ile congratulated the
best kitown fermers in Quebec district ladies on the Marked :success which .
cininnitted suicide by Winging hinf- bad attended their effort e during the
self in hie shed at his halite. A: differ- past year, tin the good Work they -hacl.
mice of opinion an some demestie sub- ' done a,nd the large aniount ..of money
ject between husband andwife reeult- they had raised for miSeions,and en -
ed in a serious quarrel In a fit of larged on the need for united and .coia,
blind rage Lebrie picked up a loaded secreted effort in that directioti. where
shotgun which was standing in the thework is so pressing and the labor -
corner of the kitchen. and, aimiiig • it -ere so few in .comparison with the
at his wife, nulled the trigger. With ammiiit ofwork waiting to be done,
a piercing shriek Mee. Labrie fell 1113- while the principal media Money with
conscious. and when theernoke eleared which to carry on and extend the
away, Ltibrie saw her form •stretched sinerk. Addresses were also iven by
out, apparently lifeless on the flexor.
Believing that the worrian was dead.
and that he WAS' her niurderer, Labrie
went to a, shed in the rear of hie -house
and hanged himself to a beam with: a
piece nf rope. A •few minutes later a
neighbor drove up,enteredthe kitchen
• Taggart. of -Clioton„ ev-ere appointed
deleglites to the next annual', meeting
of the general society wh,ch is to be
• held in Winnipeg, 'Manjtebao in May
THE ARTERNOON MEETING
, The afternoon eneeting. which wa,s
presided over by Mrs liamilton,, the
newly elected president, was largely
attended and a mese inteteisting pro -
'gram was given. Rev. Me. Urquhart.
of Kippenewho. was deputed by the
IThe Hetald has recently been • i
improved, and the publishers •
promise that for 1000 it will be le
Ibetter than ever. With The New ;
Era, giving all the local and dia. •
tric news, and The Herald, with *
1 , Its general news and reading •
.,- subscribers to The New Era, are
matter, at the price of one paper, i
; getting m great bargain. •
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1 T:ilg IA actaannecf billIwiteitabigritits. i
Ora. Subeerilters in arrears can, 4
1 teke advantage of it, by paying te
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vaoce. Under' no cieeumstanbes •
: will the Herald be sent to :any' *
• suladeriber, not payiog. in ad-
* ,vance.
t To new subseethers for 1006, •
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In ternitting, address :
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CLINTON, - ONT.A.RIO.;• .
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Nov. 24th, 1906
For Fah..
730004 and sere of hind, Emit end On -
trio St. Purchaser wishine more land
cotddeliay loteeining, ITO SUVA PEAREN
Clinton
House for Sale
I •Tan maim, with woodshed and 'stable
---
mt isn 00 t water, 1 acre of lend. cen.
• .
trolly located for partioulers apply to
• 1
' W, BRYDONE.
For Sale
••••••••• '
:
Clinton Salt Well, Engine and Boiler,
12 home power, ( Golcl•e de McCulloch
niake,) limb* end other artielca therein
' Apply to JOHN McGARVA.
Diseases of Women
OFTEN DUE TO
Deranged Kidneys
When the Kidneys Are Weak It /it
Impossible for Ms y Womarito
-• be Happy or HeRIIIIY•
If the girls and 'women who are si-
lently suffering with`eyitat they sup-
pose is "'female tronble,' Weni d. look
to their kidneee, thee, would epott. find
the smirce of their 111.13eatilt.
The kidneys an e very clesely 'allied'
"with the termite organs and if „ the
vitality t he kidneys . ineany.' way '; Wait . till • you cool down before you
impaired, great suftering is .sure to• whip or shut up in dark closets.' Then,
(teeny. • • '
to if it is the 'child thatehas a temper
Lands for Sale
PROFESSIONAL
HENRY BEATTIE
(successor teMr Jes ileett
• . BARRIS.TER, 801.10ITOB, em.
CLINT()
, office -Elliott forraerly Occupied,
I '
"In the far West" Reward, MOM 1113 -
proved farms for sale at $14 per• sore,
other farina without buildings from $6 to
012 pet acre, good land from one to six
'Mimi from town. Fare paid to patted
investing. N. P. MICH, Beware, Aso,
1
The breaking Of a chain in the King-
ston Locomotive works ellotveti a, huge
cylinier to drop on two men. James
Goodman • Was Wallet injured; and
Robert Gorman severely erusbed.
.A dangerous drink isimpure Water:
Il brings on diarrhoea, cramps arid
piercing pain . in the bowels. Connt-
erect the effect of bad water with
•Perry Davis' Painkiller, Take it in
your grip when yotetravel. • •
• Break a Bad .Temner, •
'Anger gets More people 'into trouble
than mealtimes. 'We' de and say things
while in a temper that we spend the
rest of our lives regretting. Parents
should never punish theie children
'while •in anger, for if they do the child
Invariably gets more than it deserves.
No better medicine is known fer the
kidtieys than Dr.. Hamiltons Pills ei and not Ydurself break it, before the
Mandrake and Buttermilk : they stie egeofP Six is reached, for if .yop, don't
xnulate and strengthen the kideeee then that temper likely never
and thereby assist the ether organs to be.conquered.•
t d t • ; work ' Instatit benefit • ' •
o o na uses
and certain cure are gua,renteecl
every case. •
Sufferer, 'don't wit. begin treat-
ments •witli Dr. Hamilton'ti Pills at
oncee thy veil cure you as they did
Mr*. Ae B. t:'oburn. a We I -known re-
sident of the town of •Portland. Read
her experience •
"For t,wo years past haye been
sickly and Weak.' My. color IVAA dull
and sallow. arol•I • felt • exhausted arid
weary, as if all my •strength were be
ing eaten up with some hidden trouble.
I heard of Or. Hanallton',s Pills and de-
i 1 o 13 TI he • i a
• Stunning the leantiet.
"Running the gantlet," 4 punishment
sepposed to be peculiar to the Ameri-
can Indians, was origineted in Brit-
ish navy. Dvere sailor in the crew but
the offender • to be punished Was pro-
elded with a switch, which he was 're*
.'quired he lay briskly on the bare sheet-
• dere of. thenlan 'who did the runuing
between the two The Indians
observed the puniehneent inflicted in
Virginia and Canada and copied it as a
• tom of 'torture,
• To Rent
The briolt cottage and 20 acres of land,
just Ninth of Clinton, on the London Road,
and at present owned by Mrs. Freer is of-
fered for rent on readonable terms. Apply
to Ephraim Butt, Clinton, or Rev. 'W• EL
Butt, Springfield. March 24 tf
few days was surprising, . They regn- e .
lated my kidneys and bowels and enr- • Huttley'.s tables: of the Weights of
ed all my Sufferings ; today I ain pee- min show' that the 'human' body is
feetly well." , • ' made up of thirteen different elements,
h.:Very wOniati can' take Dr Hainil- ' of which five are , owes. and. eight
tcm's • Pille with 'safety end benefit,' e„;
Their: occesitnial use keeps the By's- ' avilully '•.'
Mrs. _Shaw, of Egmondyil e ; Mts. epee in healthy. well regulated order.
Fletcher, Thames • lepa.d ,• Miss ItiarY No medicine more gentle or more
Lough Clinton ; papers by Mrs. Hans- ' prompt in.resultsi Now is the time to
Mon; Goderich, and Miss Kirkwood, get Dr.lfamilton's Pills .25e per box
Seaforth, and it 13ible reading by Mrs. or five boxes for $1, at all dealeis, or
Anderson, Gnderich. Several musical by mail from N• ' C. Poison & Co.,
selections were also rendered. - On the Hartford, Cohn., U. S. A.; and Kings -
and found Mrs. Labrieunconsmous on • whole the afteenoon meetmg was a
' the floor. • She was uni jure& and
soon recovered. She had fainted ..
when her husband pointed the gun at I
1 HOSPiTALS CROY/DED
her, and the charge had passed close
to ber head,bue had missed her entire- • • . ••:- ' • '
ly. When the woman was sufficiently
recoveeed a search as made for I,ah- MAJORITY OF. PATIENTS WOMEN
rie.. His lifelese boely_was found a few .... . ' , . ' ______ . " •
Is Your
Hair Sick?
VINIMINIONSIMINNIMIL
That's too bad! We had no.
deed It was looking pretty
thin and faded of late, but
naturally did not like to speak
of ft. I3y the way, Ayer's
Hair Vigor is a regular hair
grower, a perfect hair re.
itorer. It keeps the scalp
clean and healthy4
u
all well acquainted wait Aferve fink
=%A42T
far Ibe Mato L'eadthi it soft end eratitithy sou
iterttim' trio:141%N th°
hetwill, NOW.
minutes later, hanging by a rope to
one of the rafters of . theehedi Labrie Myr:onithis Bs
Philalam: Advice Sav" tams'
was forty years of age.
• Pala alma this Nip!.
It is a common complaint with wo-
men. The right treatment is Nerviline
which penetrates ,to the seat of the
pain innnediatelye Nei•viline Warms
and soothes the affected parts, draws
out the irritatinit and pain, allows the
.patient ease. after one rubbing. No
liniment so economical and safe.-
Nearly fifty years in the use and the
demand immensely greater every day!
Nerviiine must be good. ••
ISAVE nosTAND HIS START.
!Wrath' Bernhardt Had Faith In the
• Playiviefirhtga Ability.
Edmond Rostand, the great French
playwright, had the usual difficulty fn
getting hearing when 'hitt he began
to. write for the stage. Sarah Bern-
hardt was directly reeponsible for tiae
primal achievement of this successor
of. 'Victor Ilugo, Mme, Bernhardt grew.
greatly interested in Itostandht first
play, "La Princesne Leintaine," tied
suggested that he give a retblie reading
Of the manuseript at her theater.
To this reading the actress Invited results are Wait •
Coquelin, %These attentlen was riveted The following letter should bring
from the very first line and who, walk- " hope '±0suffering. women. Mrs. Robert
ing bobie with the poet, gave it al his 'Glenn, of 434 Marie St., Ottawa, Ont.,
opinion that bis companion wee: tO be-
tonie the greatest drartisAist of the age.
‘41 bind myself. hero and now, to take
any play which you write (in which
there is a part for me) without read-
ing It," he said, "to cancel ,any en-
gagement rutay have an liana and to
• prodnee your piece with the leant pos-
sible delay." •
Stich faith as this proved a verttable
bnekbote to 'Rontand, 'who had lost ail
hope of exciting interest in work.
few yearn later Coottelitt prodneed
"Cyrano," the eueeeee of 'Which has
. painted ±0±0 hintrioale history, Wue
gratitude to Mine. Bernhardt for her
ohne in giving him tide OPperattaity
that blade Bontand Write "Ltdiglea,"
• *Weil many erities eettaider the greet-
' tet, tragedy. modern Aimee. Uwe.
Bendiertit made fortunefra
whid Ale
land Costly Eperleince,
• It is a sad but
erne 'fact that
eYely• yeae
brings an i n -
crease • in the
number ofopera-
tions performed
• .upon women in
our hospitals.
More than three-
fourths of the
patients lying
on thews snoW
white teas are women and girls evhc
are awaiting or recovering from opera-
tions made necessary by neglect;
• Every one of these Patients had
plenty of veer:ling in that bearing demi
feeling, pain at the left or right of the
womb, nervelis exhaustion, pain in the
small of the back, leucorrhoea, dtzzi.
nese, flatulency. displacements of the
womb or irregularities. All of these
symptoms are indications of an un-
healthy coedition of the ovaries or
womb,. and if not heeded the trouble
will make headway Until the penalty
has to be paid by a dangerous opera,
tion,
and a lifetime of impaired useful -
new at hest, while in many oases the
writes: • ' •
Dear Mrs, Pinichains-
,, LydiaB, Pinkharnei 'Vegetable CoropeUnd
is eo well and widely known- that it does not
nod recommendation,but am plowed
to add it to the many which you have hi ite
favor. r mitered =told agonies from ovarian
troubles for nearly three years, and the doe -
tore told me that !must undergo an opera*
thin, but as I was unwillhig to do tide, I tried
your Vegetable Compound and rain only
too plowed that I did no, for reittored nie
to perfect. health, saving me the pain of an
operation and the iminenee bills atbancling
the sante. Pray *Wept Tv hearty thanke
end bent whin:a"
4ritet as surely no Mra Glenn was
ced of the troublee enumerated in
hr letter, juitt Bolan* will Lydia E.
Pinkhattitt Vegetable Compound care
every woman in the land who eider*
from womb. troubleott.zinfitelrmitiblon
the ovarian, kicker trouble', nervous
• eitelta)41ity mad *Argos stroattettSox
• kit *titan all yoagivit
to *Oa fatilita
t011;
THE t"Idt.., • LLYCKS.
Northerly Felton,- Canad lens ' Lows
• • Faith In Medicine Man. •
A report received at the Mounted
Police Department at • Ottawa • rom
• Sergt, ritzgev
tald, a ery, capaWil
ble e
her, who until recently was in com-
mand IV • the 'Mounted Police post at
,Fort McPherson, which Is well up In
the Arctic. drcle, contains coneiderable
• Information with eespeet to the Elelti,
MOO and their habits, ' ••
"The Eskimos belonging 'to this
•shore," he Writes; "are called Ieoginol-
• lycks. There are two tribes, one being
Go -puck nathoeie &id the *thee- Het -
schen island natives: They are fairly
'well built, the Men averaging 5 feet 8
Or 4, inches in height. All the older
Merl haVe their tower Jaws pierced in
labreta, and the women have their
chins tattooed.• Of late Years they
• have stowed this, and men taid Women
of about twenty years have no marks.
There are about 250 leoginollycks, but
they are very dirty in their habits and
never wash.
•
'The Minataltrnites, or Deermen, are
inland Eskimos. Their hunting grounde
statt from about forty miles from
Iferechall Island, on Beaufort Sea, and
run west of Poiht Barrow. They are
a strongly -built people, the 1110/1 being
about 5 feet 7 or ft incheein height.
t
he older nettivee have the lahrets and
tattooing, the same as the Kognioi•
lyckit They nuitiber in all sheet 100.
There are a few faMiliels Of Eakinioa
from Behring Straits who call theme
selves Masinkas. There is no marriage
law with them. When a man fa ready
to take a wife, as a rule abottt the age
of eighteen, he goes and live8 with her
In the house of her Parents. • That hi
the only ferrn gone through, If they
cannot agree they separate, but they
• generally get on 'well together,
•There are always few medicine
men in each tribe. If anything id abOilt
• to happen he has a dance and tells the
tribe all about it. If a &five is sick
the medicine man is called to drive the
devil out of hill If the inatiVea can
icet a, doctor theyalwaysprefer it. SO
• It woufd gem that they do not Put
much faith in the medicine man at the
present time. / have found these
tiveavery honest, and all the time I
have' been at nerd011eIl Taland I never
heard bf a ease of Meeting among
them, They are a very hospitable Deo.
pie, and It a stranger demos to thair
house or tent everything they litiNe
M hie disposal. They are VerY healthy..
Melting, but I do snot think that they
live to a gtseat age, as there are few
men Over. fifty Years of age among
them. ininht 4110411a* year. The to-
Ithno is %molt • the Indian. no
The Bad Cold of. -To-Day
MAY BE PNEUMONIA
TO...MORROW:
The sore throat or 'Wiling Stotiale that, to the
asieleas, Miens but a trivia annoyance,- 11367
develop into Pnetanoals, Bronoliitis, or wane
Throat or Dung toptible. .
DR - WOODS
NORWAY..
PINE SYRUP .
moNEY TO LEND •
BRYDONE•
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOT4RS7
• UBLIO. ETC.
ormiTON
' 'IDPOUT & HALE.
CoNvEYArmeens, Coregmxtenotenns,
Beal Rotate aud Insurance Agent
Money to loan
0.1/it• ,YOBN RIDOU
.ForRent or.Sale •
• •
That desirable, oorarnodions residence, at
present occupied' by W. Q. Phillips, on
Mary St. First class eLate of repair; 1-2
sore garden, with fruit bearing trees and
hushes, • Possession given Oot. lat. If pur-
chased, buyer can have easy terms of pay-
ment. Can .be inspected any reasonable
hour, Addrese JOHN RANSFORD,
Clinton P.0
'Maine all tite lung -healing virturee tithe Pine
tree, and is a sure owe for Coughs; dads and
▪ Tirroat or Lung troubles. Mrs. E. Butolibr:
eon, 186 Argyle Street, Toronto. irrites; " I have
lima' a waterer from Chronic§ Rsonebigs tor
'ears and have found Dr. Wood's Xeres" Pine
Syrup far better thati any of the hundreds ef
*goodies I have Used, Our %thole Ian* um
k in oasts oi Cougha or OA& We would not
Don** be hunibugged tnto tains sometidag
•"IOW 86 good," ask for Dr. Wood's and bidet •
*a getting it. Put up in yolk* wrapper , throe
Was tress is the trade *nark and pried 2,5 dents.
NEW CHOPPING 1If1L AT
• liOLMESVIILLE
In operation daily. Cus mitre can lake
Ohep home with them. Prieto right --toll
Or oaida, Satiefaotion gu wart eel'.
BROWN, Proprietor
Wood?* pladeaphoddato,
Tbs Great ragthli
Itched
is an Veil
proparat pa.
prescribed
Overt° years.
sista in the
of Canada pelt
reo0Minend as
Beard cocr the only medicine
videptid satisteetden.;14
,.1)ttromP
its kind that ital.
tiSt eared all Parma or POTVO.
SPetlilat&Thteav,,Int
weetsofaIniseoreSeseses:
co, Want or,Sureuta
mint which lod
4.- an na
per_paaagesiciet8. for ict wi
six win ear& inaued promptpaser•
Winetes. illeoffreepgvaphlet,
wood oompeay.
lifindsonOnt.Cannillb
Woods Phosphodine is sold in Olin
to by R. P. Heckle. F. W. Watts, If,
B.Conibc, and S. B. Hovey,. Druggits
Farm for Sale.
London -1102a /toile from Clinton, about
132 sores of first-class lance Rich as a
garden, nes been a stock farm for a num-
ber of yews. Frame boom, large barite,
ptenty of stabling, pig house for 100 head,
implement building. Posseision given at
any .time. Owner wished to. retire' from
farming. Artily eci H. PLITMETEEL.
May .19 1905
• MedLal.
• Ora. Gunn & Gunn.
Dr. W, Gnaw, 1, R. C r.. E. it, 0.8.. Win -
Br, J. Nisbet tumor, M. C. S. England,
L. It. C. P., hondOn. .
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls ab
front door of office or residence, Eattenburr-
Street.
Farm in TudierSmith to
.Rent.
••
To rent for a termofyears, Let 14, Cone.
cession two, L. 11'. 13„econtaiuing 100 acres,
:80 earn of which are cleared and in ie good
state of cultivation. This farm is eituated
1 1.2 miles fronaliippen, 7 ranee from Sea -
feral, and 1-2 from Hensalt., .Thie farnt
is well fenced, drained, and hoe first clase.
buildings thereon, and is one of the beet
farms in the County of Htiroti; For terms
'&o, apply to Doig dt Doi, Attoeneye, Salim
Ste. Marie, Michigan. 8-11
Farms for Sale.
• . DR. J. W. SHAW. .
• PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 0
• Aset miner • eta,. office arid • residence, On
tario St., opposite English church, formerly err
moiled by Dr, Appleton. Clinton Ont.
QR. O. W. THOMPSON
Physician, Surgeon, Eta. „
special attention given to diseases Of the
• Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
.0face and Residence-
.. Albert Street,2 Blocks NertkalltatlefarililrE,..
G• W. 'Nanning Smith, 31. C.31.
I'HYStCIAN & SURGEON. ,
OFFICE. -•Main Street, Beyfield, fora:tette-
occupied by Dr. Palliate= •
•
J. B. LUNDY, D.D.S.• ,
suceessor to Dr. Agnew; Dentist.
• OLINTON, - ONTARIO. • .
Office open every dayand until lifo'oloo
Satardite evening. • '
D es* G. ERNEST. HOLMES,
DENTIST •
(Successor to Dr. T. O. Bruce
SPeda1114 1111 crown Mid Bridge Work;
D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sun
goons of Ontario, Toronto.
D.D. S. -First-class Hono ; graduate 'of Dent
tal Department of Toronto 'Calve:sky.
Special attention paid to preservation of'
ohildren's teeth. Will ,visit nal/field • •
• Mhnday.
One 991 acre farm in, the Township Of Col-
borne; 7 miles from Goderich and 9 miles:from
Clinton, 1 Mile from Village of Benmileniclose
.to Post Office; dallsfinailf churches and schOols.
There is a good, large bank baro. bug> house
implement noose, pig pen and heti house; a
good large frame dwelling, with tea rooms; 2
good wells, fences in good state of repair.
there are•about18 acres of pear orchard and 28
acres of apple orchard, fail and winter fruit,
about 8 acres of bush. Thio is a first-class fruit
and mock farm, fall plowing nearly all don ,•
ar d five acres of wheat; half of farm is seeded ,
down. Possession can be bad as.y tinle.
Also a farin of IGO acres, adioining the above
farm ; a large, good atone house, • frame barn,
horse stable, large sheep and cattle shed, and a
large spring near the house, with milk house,
thereon ; spring runs through farm to Maitland
River. Several acres,of bush;farm over half
seeded down arid in good state of cultivation,
with some 7 acre. of good orchard thereon.
This farm is known as Cherrydale Farm, and
has 18 stereo of fall wheat. Apply to
MRS. AILEY WBITE. Benmiller, Out,
.Ne ;Iv Barber Shop.
-7;.
FRED JOYNER s opened a shop in
Geo. Cooper's old stand. and will be there
for bueineis every week evening, Rarer
honing scientifically done, •
Give him a oall.
Choice Residence for gale.
Subscriber offersforealehisresideno�on
Onpario St, as be as , leaving -town. -It b-
one of the mate modern and ' up•to-date
houses in town, having hot and cold water,
bath, Weenie light, and is most eligibly'
sheeted in one of the 113016 pleasant parte
of the town. • Partioulare on •application
' •W. H. NEWCOBIBE..
•••••••.1.P......••••••••
Berkshire Boar for•Service.
• subgerib-er keeps for eervioe at his peon.
ism, Con. 3rd, Tutikeremith. a large Eng-
lish Berkshire Boar, registered. Ras ,
osier been beaten in the thew ring this
fall, taking four let prizes. Tertnic $1 at
'thus of servide; $1.60 for registered sows,
Also Yorkshire Boar for service.
APPELTON ELC OAT,
Oct 27 41x Ttiokersmith Tp,
1.4
11 t tii 13 A C 1i
INeu • lifervtatioeirli Aka ' :abler
• AJ
asd eitimine
our stook of,high art pianiti Of hit
est case designs and: Containing finest so
dons purehaeab'le for money. See Our Vito
latest styles of sWeet-toned organs, _at
prime, Iriatrueroents rented. tuned Or
paired. GraraophOneS and Mind°
iety * •
•1 HOARE%
Iltroportain
TheStanclara Elevator.
c.L.Woildr
DR. 4. FOWLER,
DENTIST. •
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
. „ .
Specie( care taken te make dental ire, •
ment AS painless an- poeeible. Will vi•i/
Auburn -every Monday. •
•-e—e•
TAMES CAMPBELL, LONDES130B0.
• %MIER OR IIARRIAGE LICENSES
' ed No ,witnesose requir• •
. . , • , ,
Money
Private fundittO lean at 4i4 per, cent end uPp' :
wards ' • , W. YDQNE: •
Licensed Auctioneer..
The undersigned solicits a share of the-
atronage of those wiehing to hold mime,
• atisfaosion guaranteed. Moderate ranee.
Apply to or address JAS. A. awful, les.
88, con 1.6iGederiehtp., Clinton P. Os •
THOMAS GUNDRY„
Live stock and general Auetioneer, •
GODERICHI, .ONT.
Farm Moak Wiles a specialty. Ordera. left at
;Maw ERA. mike, Clinton,_promptly attended -
toe • Terns reasonable.. °Farmers' galenotes
diacounted.. . , • . • •
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSOeD:BY
J B,, Runtballs Clinton.
•:J. P. TYNDALL.
BANEElt,
•
CILIN.TON, ONT
Pdvate funds so loan on niortgages aat
beat current nits*
General Banking business tranweted
nterest.. allowed -on deposits. -
Sale notes bought •
'G.- P. Mere ggart liff..D.,MoTaggarti
McTaggart Bros.
' RANKERS •
ALBERT ST 0.. 013141'(.N
.•>, General -Banking Ilnalnean •,
• transatted
•
,. —.-
NOTES DISCOUNTED
.• Drafts Wined. Interest allowed on
• deposits, . .
•
flaying !tatted the Sumatra Elevator the
undersigned I* prepated Miley the
Ifighait cad& Prig*
tor 'gran el all kind*.
W. G. WM. Minton. I
0 unagathon..
• MBS, P. FRENCH.,
• County Manager,
Clinton, Ontario.
At Heine Fridaya • pd
Miss Sybil R. Couriice,.
A. L. C. M.•
Winner of Barron Geld Medal and
Heintxman Scholarship 1905),
Teacher of Piano and Theory..
For terms apply at residence,cor. of,
Joseph and Fulton,streets,
The McKillop Mutual
Itire Insurance Co.
riirM and Isolated Veleta ProyiP
erty Only Insured.
I. B. McLean, President, Kippen; Thos
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos.
Hays, Secy. Treat., Seaforthl
DIRECTORS.
/as. Connelly, Porter's Hill; Jahn,
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Scarab; r. Evans, Beta*
WoOrij J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, I. Bel.
neweis, Brodhagen,
Each Director is inspector of loists itt
hin own locality.
AGIN*
ktibt. Sttlith) MAO* Ed Ellithie
&Werth! junco Vonuoing,
Yoo. gob000vitht.