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that the Sunlight way is the best way to wash with." Sunlight Soap."
At first we used to wash with Sunlight Soap in the old way as we
did with common soao, but after we washed accord:rig to directions
printed on the package, wc would never wash the old way again, We
first soap the articles, leave them to soak and thee rub out lightly,on the
wash board. Not much to do Mid it makes the clothes white as snow.
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Knox Presbyteriant. Church ai St.
Mary's was burned yesterday( Loss
- about .$20,000. • •
STARTLING:BUT 'TRUE.
People the world over were ncirrifl-
ed on learning of the burning of a
• Chicago theater in Which nearly six.
hundred people lost their lives, yet
more than five times this number or
over 3,000 people died from pneumo-
nia in Chicago during the same year,
with scarcely a passing notice.. Liv-
ery one of these cases of pneumoreia
• resulted from a cold and could: have
been prevented by the timely use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, . A
great many who had every reason
to fear pneumonia have warded it off
by the prompt :use of this remedy.
• The following is en instance Of this
sort: "Too Much cannot, be said' in
favor of Clia,mberlain's Coogh Rem-
edy and especially for colds and in-.
fluenIa. I knew that it cured my
daughter, Laura, of a 'severe cold,
and I believe' saved. Tier' life When she
was threatened.:,with pneumonia."W
D. Wilcox, Logan, New Ye:tele-Sold.
by H. B. Combe, Clinton.
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Trunk Eastern Flyer .a,t .10.30 •p. ea.,
CIIEMIST AND DRUGGIST. making connections from all pointe.'
Returning leave Ottawa- 6.45 p. m.,
Reservations made 'at Grand Trunk
offices. • : •
DO 'YOU • KNOW .
That in less than two days you can'
be enjoying the (reit and flowers at
Florida Winter Reeorts, and in less.
than four days reach Californade
Ask your agents for full informa-
tion, or address J. D. Macdonald,
District Passenger Agent, •Tore:onto. e.
For tickets call. on F. R. liodgen.si
Town' Agent, A 0 Pattison, Depot
Ticket Agent. '
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PURE SEED DIIIIIN.
PURE SEED GRAIN.—WE HAVE
opeteel out a Flour and Feed Store
and keep in stock flour, bran, sh-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effort to procure and have
on hand a supply ;of Clean Seed
Wheat and Timothy, and farmers
making their purchases from us
can . rely upon .getting their seed
iree--es-possible-freni-all-nose-
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The fire bell rang on FridaY evenMayor Murney and Engineer Kelly
ing about 5.80 and later we heard visited Detroit, Sarnia and Windsor
that the house owned and occupied looking up ideas for the impropenient
by Mrs, ,MePherson had suffered mutth of the town's waterworks system.
damage from the fire whieh broke mit On Wednesday Inspector Graham of
between the kitehen and house. The °Baton and Dr. Shuttleworth of the
water did much damage but the hou- • Berlin Sugar Co, met in the court
se• did not suffer eauch from the lire. room of the Court House about fif-
Our citizens now residing in .Prue teen. of our progressive farmers, who
AWeet;, Dr, J. M. Turnbull and Ken- are anxious to promote. the euleiva-
ny Horton, must have experienced a tion of the sugar beet.
little alarm when a shot from a re- Mr. II. Sa.re of Hotel Colborne cou-
volver, that a policeman took from Id not understand how the report
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his pocket discharged and the bullet
grazed the eyelet of the shoe of „ an
actor, Tom Marks, who Was , with
others in the Prince Albert hotel
where our citizens reside, The bullet
sank in the actor's foot, ploughing removed to the bolts() owned and for -
through it for a couple of filches, merly occupied by Mes. Tighe now
We had ;the pleasure ot congratulat- of St. Paul, Minn,
ting Mr. II. E. Hodgens on Monday I Mr. MeClay, baker and •contection-
on his returninghealth "The flushe oz, has sold out ilia bakery to the
of health was on his cheek," His Messrs. Warner. Bros. Mr. MeOlaY
motto is evidently "Never give up."
Mr. Hodgens has rented his house
here for the winter and eomes uji
from Clinton °eery a. in. by the 11
a. m, train, returning to Clinton at
5 p. m,
Well, we have been makingi strides
this new year so far, Four Vacant
stores on the square are newly oceu-
gad and we believe We havefour
more awaiting tenants.
Mr. George Washington eleCallagh,
a brother of Mrs. Jonathan 1VIiller
and •a veteran of the civil war, is
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was so thoroughly circulated- last
week • around .town that he intended
giving .up his enaeallement eine ho
. • .
Mr. Wood, teacher, .Seltford;.- • has
has not yet made up his mind what
step he may take hi the future, but
the Great West seems to beckon him
on. Mr. IVIeCley has removed to the
house on Bruce street lately occupted
by IVIr. Warner, blaeksmith,. while Mr.
Warner takes possession of the bak-
ery this week;
Do not forget the -farewell sal:viers
at North street Methodist church -on
Monday evenhig.
Wa,tterworth Of the Church of,
Christ preached a very practical ser-
mon on Lord's Day evening, taking
off to Washington, D. C., to look ep many texts in scripture to illustrate
Ids
the true •answer to his Subject
pension.
The Rev. K E. Scott of Gale lect-
ured on: Tuesday evening at Victoria
street church, taking for his eubject
"Canada,the land ..of the Maple.".
The scenery, of Switzerland was, -he
said, to a traveller through that co-
untry, who:. wrote up his trip for a
Memphis paper, nothing . at all in.
comearison to t.he snowcapped and
white mantled beautY of the giant
mountains thatcleave the sky .in
British Columbia,
A"cedet but very pretay . wedding
toOk place at ' Holy • Rosary church,
Detroit, the bride being, Miss Mary
Lynn detighter of Mrs. Lynn of town,
and !the groom Thomas 'Fahey ' of •
Spokane., 'Weshingtien, Rev:Father
Walters, formerly of St'. Peters; per-
formed •the ceremony. We wish all
happiness to Me. and; lefts. Fahey:.
Mrs: C.A.Plackett of Spotenie, Wa7
shington, is the gues-,of her ntothei:
t ,
Mrs. Captain McKay. • • . --
Mids. Tillie , Gallagher of ••'.CarlOW
spent the 'past two weeks With, her
aunt; Miss' Gallagher. .•
The ,Goderich. hockey: Wein , was de-
feated in Voodstoelc. 'age Friday nitdre
by 1,0 to 3.: .• • .
The past month there has been, n
great ,scarcity of milk in town, al -
plough there Was scarcity of geed
rnilk for the. :oyster .eapper lase' Fri,
Mr,e.Levack hes •severed his cornice:-
,tion.- :Wieh .the Baptist .chtirch here.
and will take a charge in SarMa.
Th.e congregation her is . very smell.
, On Friday evening* Court Goderich
enteetained. -about 200 guests to: an
oyster eupper. • The tables were jade!'
:with eeetspies,- ,cakes of different
,Varietees; including eotighnete; eseed---
N:vi.ehes, etc.:. LeVely• rosy apples seeene
ed to offer a welcome to -every one-
• • • .
The ladies cooked oysters to per-
fection and with the aiet of. seveeal
of . the: C. '0. F.. waited energetically
on the • Wants of the guests. Neatly
all teinained • for the entertainment;
which was provided With a fine pre-
graM. Rue,. ,.4171es A: ;Anderson pre-
sided • The Bladiestethe ereirestra toe;
ened the entertainment withe. the
Bluebell Oeerture and agaie. at the
end of the entertainment fevered 'tha
audience with some line Seleceione.
Mr. Harold Blackstone .sang the hurtle
°Toile"- song, "I 'cpuldii't" and for fen
cote "Yoe can't always tell." Mr.
Doty favored the audience also with
gramophone selections and his broth=
er Frank played a pretty violin solo
Mr. •Belcher sang . "The *Melee Leaf
,Forever" for ' one 'number and .foi: his
next number "The Skipper." 1Vlisees
Lottie McCreath and Mabel ' Doty
delighted .all with. their prettY-*Scot-
ch dancing, Mee. Doty . presiding itt.
,the piano. Miss IVIcVittie',kindly tent
detect ' two pretty vocal Soles. Mr,
Roy Ad-arae--w44-16-xteittlene
.dered a . meet appreciative piano sel-
ection, Mr. A. 0. Macdonald, one of
the. C. 0. P. sane in 'fine style entin
• down the 'curtain" •and for/ a rous-
ing encore sang "We have only cofne
to ask, Shelter," MiSs• ten& Stratiton
fairly eclipsed all her f!oreece . efforts
in a recitation in guid braid Scoteh.
Her selection was Loehie Wilson,.
She also recited "John Davidson. and
Libbie his • . wife," The acCompaiiist
.were Miss McColl, Mise Dykei and Mr,
Roy Adams, Miss McColl presided at
the piano while the Natienal •Anthem
was sung.
-.es it rake any difference what we
believe, in religion, if, only we are
sincere ?" Mr, Watterworth • is' • an
evangelist. '
• Rev. Mr. Turk, a , former pastor, df
North street church, will uireach there
next Sunday, •
Mr, Will..Cousins, his sister mei a
young lady friend of Londesboro spe-
nt the first 'Sunday ,in February • the
guests' of their friend, Mrs, Archie
Elliott. '
Dr, Robert LeTouzel intends to gi-
ve hislecture on 'Jamaica, the Qu-
een of. the Antilles" in the near fut-
ure. His boyhood days were . spent
at oherrydale Farm.
•We 'were • exceddingIy sorry to learn
of the death on Thttesday of -MT.
'Richard . Jennings, at his late residen-e
te Beyfield Road.' '
PERMANENT PURE
tfort.BilONogITIS:
"My 'second deueliter was. troubled
with bronchitis.from the age of three
*weeks. ' Oftentimes I. thought. she
would clioke: to death. • Dr. Chase's
Syrup of Linseed, and Turpentine
brought relief, and further. treatment
made a thorough cure. This trouble -
used to come beck from time to
time, but the cure. in now perman-
ent.'! -47 -Mrs. Richinend Withrow,Hants
Coe N..S.• • •
-Lieut. Col. Varcoe IS evidoitly 4n.
as Mueli love With ' California now as '
when lie left Goderieh in October: Itt..
his. last letter he •writes from Ontar-
io, which was funded .by ;the Bros:
.0haffey,. cam of thern, being Dr. Cherie'
ey, whocame here seine years e ago
front Chaffey's Leeks near 'Kingston.'
The. Col; also mentions that on Jen,
26th. he and: hieefemily were •• with.
delight .., picking greee peas in a field
andon the..niorning that he wrote,
his letter,: • Jan. 27th, they .gathered -
ripe strawberries itt Mr..Armstrong's
garden. Mr., Armstrong Will be well -
retnembeeed by our Clinton eeedere.
New potatoes, .geeen peas, iettued„
radishes, etc.,- are on thetable, daily. '
••Reis.ey.,. top; and ail -kinds of .flowers
are in blacen the most of the year.
We were -sorry that Mr,. James Th-
.
.oihas could ,ncit appear on the Plat-
form on Friday evening, his name ap-
pearing an the program far a cornet
selo: lie is it fine cornet soloist.
Rev, Mr. 'Daniels of . Cenningeon
filled the' place for Rev. 'Mr. ',crack
at the Baptist ehilreh•firse Sunday in
Feb. His remarks. were well chosen:
• The new hoard. for 1905 of idie West
Huron .Agrieelletral Society* ,Oottsis ts
. ,
•President, W. F, Clark V.- S. •
'e(1Ed. ettri 1.1 a
• ;,(1d
• Directors, John Selkeld Sr., John
Newpombe and George Laithvvaiee
for •Goderieh township, 0, A. Reid,
C. A. nuinher and Isaaa Salkeld for
Goderich tew,n, Arthur McNeil and
W. F. Young kir Colborne; J. A, Mal -
lough, 'West Wiwanosh ,
Secretary, James Mitedell
• Auditors, Win. Lane, W. R. Robert-
son.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 29th
and 27th, • wereselected as the days
for the fall, fair of 1905, but the new
board has been given leave to change
the dates if they find meson for • so
doing.
• Mre. (Captain) William Baxter is
progressing very favorably thie win -
tacks of asthma,
ter, hot having any very severe at-
• .The Misses Belle and Brock Mitchell
have room in Inc McLean block ad-
joliting Dr, Sales' office.
Mts. E. Doweieg has quite recover-
iioellffta,
from her recent attek of indispos-
Mr. Alfred Satins, who has been
under the M. D's care, seems to he
recuperating most satisfactorily.
Mrs, McKim!' and Miss Ger tie r
turned froth some weeks' visit at To -
rota end Guelph on Tuesday last.
Miss 'Beast/me is visiting her cous,
ink, the Illitelestone fondly of Sarnia.
Geoler Grfflitt is now able to sit
up a short time every day,
Mrs, Sutton still suffers from her
internal complaint.
• Mrs. Stafford of Port Elgin is the
guest of het daughter, Mrs. Alex.
Cameron.
Engineer and Mrs. Mutter are the
guests this winter of Captain and
Mrs. Baxter Sr, at the old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parsots, •ac-
companied by Master Prod, and Miss
Rhea, were the guests of Mr. John
Parsons, Owen Sound, for it •few
thtyc
• THE ILLS OF TIIE AGED.
*its. STACY, OF HAMILTON,
TELLS HOW • THEY MAY BE
, LESSENED.
,
Mrs. Elizabeeh Stacy, of 172 Mir. -
ter Oteteet West, Hamilton, Says -
"I was very much troubled with
Ifeattlehe, Dizziness and Colistipat-
ion. 1 ant la my eighty-first year,
and I grew worse and worse till I
was so weak and faint that 1 could
hardly keep from, falling,
"Since Using Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -
Pill I ant very much better in fact,
I may say I am very well compared
to what I was before using Anti--
11111.
'Tam So thankful for` the improve-,
meta at my,advanced age Ithat I
think I should write and tell you a-
bout it. 1 will always •recomMend
Dr, Leonhardt'e Anti -Pill to any oiie.
suffering as •I was."
Anti -Pill is positively the best mod -
Watt for aged men and women.
All druggists sell Anti -Pill. •
tfie.
for a month's treatment.
The Wilson -Pyle Co, Limited,
Niagara Valls, Out, Sole agents
for Canada, •108
An Interesting Onw Census
(For The News -Record. )
At the Eastern Outario Dairymen's
Convention Ur. (.% F: Whitley of the,
Dairy OemmisSiOner'S Branch, Ott-
awa, gave a very interesting aceount
of it cow census which he conducted
in the vicinity of Cowansville, Que.:
Clueing the sununer of 1004- Under
his supervision seventy-two farmers
keptdaily- milk records of their pews
and three times a •month toe* sam-
ples• for testing from the •ndik of
each individual tow -in -their dairies.
In ibis way reasonable 'accurate fig-
uree Were obtained.
For. the Month of June the -general
average of All lite herds/ tested Was
on lbs. of milk, yielding 25 lbe, of
fat. In one case twenty-two cows had
e yield for the month of 17,845 lbe.
of milk and 722.5 lbs. of fat, an av-
erage per cow of 811 lbsof milk aed
e2.4 lbs, of fat. In another herd of
eleven cows, every •animal was below I
the general average, the range being
as low as 280 • lbs. to 805 lbsof mile
per cow, and this herd consisted • 0;
Jersey; -Guernsey, Ayrshire -and Ho: -
Stein' grades and 'natives. In contrast
to thie, ,another herd of twelve •cows
of. similar breeding yielded from 830
bo 1115 lbs. per cow,: so .that every
cow in the herd was above the av-
erage. This :shows that the flow of.
,milk depends upon the individuality
of the cewi more than upon •their
breeding. • . '
In the month tree( July a herd, of tw-
.enty-severJ cows, Jersey, Ayrshire, ,
Holstein and Shorthorn grades, gave
13,760 lbs of milk and 473,7 lbs. of
fat, an average of 509 lbs. or milk
and 17.5 lbs. of fat per eow. -This
was typical of several herds ccinsist-
ing of mIxed grades. The. average re-
record per -New is poor, xioticeiebtly 'be-
low the 'average of the whole, 11-20
News ; for July. The best showing
was Made by,. a Holitairgiaide,whose
record is more than double that of
the poorest cow. This dairy .1feet five
more •cows than- that first mentioned
and yet produced. 4,000' lbsi.leseinilk
in • the month. : Another July tecore
showed that one herd ofsix cows
gave 2515 lbs,. of milk, while another
dairy of twelve. cows gave 8,020 lbs. ;
twice as many, cows gave over three
times as ' much milk. In Seepteinhet.
•one': lot of twenty-three cows gave
8;120 lbs. �f "milk, and another lot of
twenty-three yielded 11,200 lbs. Tie
ese -'records emphaise, the 'need for
knowing defteitely the peedectien qf
•ea.eh itidividualcow. •
The .average :PrOduetion. Per cow .
.niust be improved by Weeding: out
the poor •onee. Figuringgoes well
with farining. With ferethoughe end
figures, the production of butter ...in
the .aVerage ferin herd can be inereas-
0:ateleitst , 40 lbs. ,pee yeai. in flee
yeare.: It has been done .Seeres - of
times,. It is .side to saje.thei almost
every farmer 'milking tweedy coevs h,as
theeeeozt which he loses money.; 'Un-.
til he keeps eecoreise he cannot tell
•which they are.- It • evtllepay 'hire .
The with , variation in: th.e, • total
_yields of butter by
.,inthe same herd is 'even More ap
patent in the repot -de for longer ea-
j,tood$1.1,..1, Flbs,
re;four months the cows
itt
one • heed of fourteen varied feone 40
the bestectiv eeae-
ly. three:times asmedli is . the :poor-
est. The average :for ehe herd' ‘evas.
81 ,lb,S., p.er cow, 'whiletii.e general av-
etage of all: the- cows tested fer four
months Was 98' Ili'sthee% not this
man be bettet off if he disposed of
at least four. cowe ? Ariother . herd
:earied freue 51 ''to. 127 lbepercow,
with ar.• average • •helow the census a-
verage.; It is probable that both Men
think they haw:, pretty good cowS:'
FOr a eerioel. of •fiyenrionthS; • one
dairy- ine.de 'the creditableshwing
01.100 lbsof butter per cow, mote
More
than double.. the 'everege of sonie
-Other, herds, and :well aheye..the (ice:7
Sus averageof -115 lbsper. cow for
•five months. Indeed,' every one of. the
twelve cos . in this herd eleeeeded.• the.
general average, rangintee from 147
t� 251 lbs. • These :figures are encour-
ageing. This- me,n'e reco-td- can bkeand
Should be equalled, on a thousand'
•farms in the next flee yearee:. Such
results are 'obtained • by ,tiehigthe
scales and Bebeock tester to detect
the robber' cow and get rid of • her.
Then, .by -the useof a good • dairy -
bred Sire, and aiming at 'a standard'
of say • 6,000 MS.,. of .mflk •and 250,
lbs, , of •butter per: cow annea1:13, a
s(rood lei 11 ea,n s eedil • he • 'tailed
There are hundreds oldairy farmers
who liaVe thus •kaised thebutter pro-
ductiOn of their herds in a fewyeaes
from 150 or 115 lbs. to 300 Ibe, per
•
annum. ' . •
W. A. Clemons, -
•Publication Clerk.
AFTER TEN YEARS.
Mr. • G. L. S. teelionson, . of Peterbor-
oitgh, Sa,ys : "For over ten years 1
seffered • coestantly with Piles, first
Itching, then Bleeding ; pain almost
unbrearable ; life a burden. Tried ev-
erythinh in vain till I used Dr. LeOn-
hardt's Hem -Redd.
"1' 'had taken hat a. few doses when
1 Vegan notice an improvement. I de-
cided. to keep on, and noW after us-
ing three boxes I am glad to say I
ein. confpletely. cured. My general
health Nis also greatly improved. It
gives me great eleasitie toi recom-
mend Hem -Reid to all sefferers with
Piles, mid I feel coevinced that what
it ham' dont for ine-it will surely do
for them."
A $1,000 atterairtce goes with every
box of Hem -Raid, Price, $1.00,al
DruelOsts,. Or The Wilson -Pyle •
Limited;•Niapra Falls; Ont. 0
February 16th 1905
Zurich.
• Last week the sad intellieatee was
received. by Mrs. Mary Stela, 149
eon., Ilay, .of the death of her son,
Louis William, Ai -hitt sad event • oc-
eurred in a hospital at• W.:entree,
elan,. on Feb. Utb., The decened had
only reached the age of 23: ycars,
months and 3 days, and was. a popu-
lar and much respect( d youug mate
About five years ago he leftfor the
West end the het ft.,w years has wor-
ked for the 0, P. R. aS.fireman, 'the
news of hie dealt 'came as. it terriele
blow to the • grief; -,stricken family.
The -remains rCA`r brewet le re met
interred in the Bayfield cemetery Fri-
day afternoon. :
THE BEST PHYSIC.
• When you want a, physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take reel
certain to act, always use ( harnher-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.'
For sale by IL B. Combe, Clinton.. •
Dyspepsia
Is an indication thatthe
stomach and'other.digestive
organs are weak, tared or
debilitated. it, causes no
end of aches and pains and
is most, common where
people bolt their meals and
hurry and worry as they
do in this country.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
awes dyspepsta—it has 40a
magictouch " in this disease.
For testimonials of remarkable cures
Sea, for ilco.isikHooncr redo 11,..trNet, m5,a38,
• tiea;s-b-etween the:
'United States and won. Enropean.
countries , and. Great Britain were
ratified by the Steate. ee •
osepi. . , a . •C. a del, ag
ed 70„ years, hanged• hunsell at•Bratit- •„
ford.
• The Ceneditio• Poultry -Review, Te-
rmite, Oet.„. is- now . ir. its 2Sth year,
and grows tn. importeince„ interest
and Size with eeeh year. Prof. A.
G. -Gilbert of :Ottawa, still _eon -duets
U e department "Practical .Poulley,”
and all other. branches :of the bus -
limas are Weil looked after. Rev..1.
-N. Williams toils *itch month what is .
.going on 'in 'England. The Jaauary
;Mid •FebTuary. issues ..each contain 5e'
• large pages• of sone. Metterand ill-
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COUOII REM:
EDY TI1E moTnEws FAVOR-
ITE.
The soothing and healing proper-
ties ofthis remedy, its ,pleasant tas-
te and prompt and permanent cures
have Made it e favorite With people
everywhere. It is •especielly prized
by nothers Or small children, for col-
ds, croup and whooping cough, as
alweys afforele quick relief, and asif
contains no- °Nem or other harmful
drug, • it may„ -be given as confidently
to a baby gs to an adult e Forsale
by IL B. Combe, Clinton.
•
Now ”Abide With Me"Cain To . •
•13.e..• Written:. ..•deOaim'l.:elf‘evra,s.:ase:nAtN.Tti.nnenogicr!:eiawlp e;eteatre
Henry Francis Lyte, author of that in jail for the theft of $900: • •
matchlees composition, "Abide. With • .
Me;" for twenty.yeas was a Offerer
from consumption. During this time
he was a minister over a parish eohi-
posed largely of fisherfOite in a cast
town 6! England. He la,bored. •faith-
fully among the.- people, yet healivio
ys lor.gecl .to do somethine• that wou-
ld heye an influenee for the •goad of.
humanity after his deeth:-.a. longing
'which found •expressiort ina. beeutifte
poem. The • story of .heiNe IiiS desire
cant, to be Iulfilled through .Weiting
"Abide' With Me" is yelatee. itee the
Febeuery Delieeetoe, .in an ifittclett.
.ing Paper by All•an Sirtherlerel,
ing the history and roinance ethe
famous hymn • .•
• • "In the Atitinen.of.•1817'.his ph 'i
clans infotined. Mr:: Lyle ..that: it
'Would be neee.ssaty: fer. him to riht
quish his work:arid spend the winter
in Italy," When . the last Sab'bath el
his stay: in 14„Ingland (St.ipternber
1817) . areiVed;, • he deter.mineet' to j.re-
ach 01 CC mote to Ms little flock 'and
to celebrate. witb theme- the Lord's
Supper. In• spite of ;the :protest of
friends, he carried out -his ir.tentionsi
although scarcely ableto stand • in
.the cha,neel, ', Inwords of:melting ten-
derness lie pleaded with , people
•to•liv'e holylives, and when be .took
hie leeVe df them there was scarcely
a. ' dry eye in the •elluech. Theday
had been ,•well-nigh .perfeel„ and in
the . efeeenoon„ recovering somewhat
from the !.strate- of the service in the
cherele he • walked slowly and feebly.
dowe the-4erreeed .walk .,to the water
he loved so :Well; and. • Which he. Was
about. to leave ferevet. The .sp& Of
.the.,hoUr was upon the 'Minis ter: •Wh•
-elethe bright 'sunset. colors ' faded in-
to • 'the *sober grays ef twiliht, he
dloWly meek! his eras 'heck to • the
house in prayed silence and wild.," le
his room.' When he joined bie family
a 'little later he herd in his ..heed the
woedi,.. that were, • destined, to more
.thousands; ,•prayer •bed .heee an-
sWe.red. Hie last evening hi his old
home had produced' -thee whieh will
be a bleeeing so long as the heart
turns to 'its Maker•for. hcln 1111118a need." : • .
SICK 11E,ADACHE,
This. distressine ailment reselts f
.'on a disordered condition of the sto-
mach. All that is .needed to (nee a
cure •is a dose or two of Member-,
in'e 5 n ' •
fact the attack may. be warded .off
or greatly lessened in swerity; , by
taking a doge of these •Tablets as so: -
on as the first symptom �f an attack
appears.. Solh ,by IL 13. Combe, :Clin-
ton.
A S C C SSFUL 1-10RS EIVI A .
Never: allows his • horse to suffer
pain. -Il( alWays uses Nerviline
. which is • noted for ."curing 'St fin.essi
rheuma,tism, • swelling'sand strains,
Nervieine is just as- good oetside. Per
cramps, colic, and internal pain it's
a perfect matvel. In tee goea racing
steblest Nerviline is ,alwa.).5 Used—be-
• cense it makes better horses nndsm-
Liliet
vterina.rjr, hilis Twenty-five'
cents: buys a large bottle of Nervil-
!tie ; try it.
'
The bill lor seearation of Church
and . St ate in the Fl• en 1 Chanbu of
Deputies will •be puebee to, its peesee •
ge1 itliout delay.
• . izAci.41.,.p4R4Lysts,•,
mr... W. J, Regimen; Western Hill.,
Catharines, • Out:, Writes : "My
• face was al" twieleet outof shape
With facia,1 ' earalyeis; and: five doc-
tor, failed • to etixe or cVefl••• relfeve.
me. •By the persistent :use,. of Di:,
Chase's Nerve Flood, 1 .have been en-
tirely cured and:have returned • to
work .sttong and weli 1 have gained
• in weight And feel 'fliati I liaVe a new
. lease of life "
•
I.,ord St ratheona has seet a cheek
for sio,o0p td tbe' Ottawa Colleke. ,
." .5ir Charles aed 1 ady TliPPer.. lett
Winnipeg for Italy Tueeday. ' •
•
'AFRAID Or ".:'.;rnioNcii•.ni-t115x0INEs
. Many eyeeele suffei. fee years from
-rheumatic- pains, and prefer' to do so
rather than teee the strimg medicine.
es usually givcy for rheumatisM;:not
knowing. tha.t quick* relief. front 'pain
• may he •had simply by a,pplying ,Cha-
rnberlaiii,e. Pain. Balm and , without
• taking • any tie dietee internally, For
' sale' by 11.11. Combe, Clinton.
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Round trip tourist ticketto all
Southern Resorts are on sale daily.
- Those who. cannot take advantage
of the above resorts should 'spend
few days or weeks at nearby winter
resorts, St. Catharines Mineral Spr-
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and Preston Springs,
• ' Alt situated on Gtand Trunk,
lode agents or address J. D. Mac-
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