The Clinton News-Record, 1905-03-09, Page 2•
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AU Soap is not Pore• Soap
That is the reeson why $$000.0o reward will be paid by Lever
Brethers Limited, Totonto, to any person who: can prove that
;,„ Sunlight Soap
contains any form of Adulteration whatsoever, or contains any in-
jurious chemicels. e.
Shrunken woolens, frayed linene and sore chapped bands are
evidence that all soaps are not elum scope.
Sunlight Soap is guaranteed to he a pure soap. Dealers are
authorized to return purchase money to any one finding cause for
complaint. Sunlight Soap is equally good in hard or soft water.
.EVER BROTNcaliii,i4reso, TORONTO 1004
There's easy, good washing ahead for the Sunifiht Melds
ays
Fresh • •
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•ezAt..t
OUR STOCK OF IMUOS
ETC. WILL ALWAYS . BE '
FOUND FRESH AND UP-
TO-DATE IN EVERY BR-
ANCH, AND WE* IINVITE •
YOU TO GIVE 'US/A CALL
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IF YOU WISII TO PROCURE
ANYTHING USUALLY FO:.
UND IN A FIRST-cLA.SS
• DRUG• STORE, •
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.sooloo.o.
An ad in The News-Reeord ' pays,
' Nathaniel Bartholomew of Stras-
burg, Out, fell off a load of coal and.
broke his ,neek, and the 'body lay on
the, road for. tWelve hours a,nd wes
frozen Miff, . • *"
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A CHICAGO. ALDERMAN OWES
HIS ELECTION To CHAMBER-
• LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY, .
"I can heartily and conscientiously.
reeoininend Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy for affection's.' of the throat and
Dings, says Hon. john Sheniek, 220
So..'Peoria St., Chicago. Two • yea-
rs ago during a campaign, I eaught
cold after being oyerheated, which
irritated my throat and 1 was finally
compelled to stop, as I could 'not
speak aloud: In My extremity a. fri-
end advised me to else Chamberlain's
'Cough Remedy. I took .two, descii•
that afternoon and Could not believe
iny senses when I ,fouird the next.
morning the inflammation had large-
ly -subsidedletook several d ses 111 t
day, kept 'eisht, on eelaing throdel,
the campaign arid I thane this
einethat I weer sity 3e.ti, ,t fur Clem:
'rlris remedy is • foc.. sale by :
B. Conaie, Ceetton •
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The News of Goderich.
Miss Eloise A. Sicilifiligs; •
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Mr. Kelly of Pieton, wire for eome On Sunday afternoon next at the
weeks before the death of W. T. Wel- Gospel Temperance meeting Mr. A.
sh, jeweller, Inenegieel the latter's IeKibbon, author of "The OW. Or -
Chard addrese the tneetlng.
Mr. Gifford 'Elliott, who. studied
la,w in this town but is now a flour-
ishing barrister of Yorkton, wes
sines, as has assumed the ownership of
it.
Rev. Mr, Levok, after all his love
for Goderich, left his charge on Mon-
day for the rich farnmeg Striae of fling :needs in town last week. Be
Nebraska.. The congmeation is very came hp from Exeter where he spent
small here but like other congroga- some time visiting his relatives. Giff.
tions will grow when they get a new was the familiar name given him
aunt. here.
John Serirngeour of the organ 'fee- We read with pleasure in last wee -
tory spent a JeW days in Lucknow k's issue of The News -Record the
last week. sPetch in the Commons of our mem-
Miss Nellie Garrow rammed to be,. Mr. E. N. Lewis.
Toronte on Saturday after a few The Xing 'Edward Hotel hockey
weeks' Ivisit with eelatives and tri- club _invites next week any ether
betel to a, challenge to a game . en
the Ice at the West street rink.
At the Gospel Temperance meeting,
on Sunday last the address Was ably
given by G. F. Blair, who said that
he felt very pleased to till)* that
the, scrlature reading fledteafternarin,
was of such. an illustrative character
to the ,Temperance worker, he who
no fear of any damage being done his wishes to do good work anti be
work for be thinks the river could whole. Ile must be healed like the
,not put two men out of position if sick man at the pool of 13etheseda,
they tried to turn the tide. Well, if His heart, too, must be full of love
he sits bp every eight until the ab- to touch the human heart. It is. in
ove date he will 'know posstedy some-. a Word, he said referring, to the same
thing More than he wants to. .know ' chapter, from which must spring all
of. the old Kenesetung. the successful temperance work . we
Mr. and -Mrs. Maurice Sprung of can do in this world. Christ came
*Pontiac, Mich., after spending. a week to the pool that day and His divine
in . Goderieh with Mr, Sprung's eou- voice filled -the men with hope and he
•sin Mr R. Sprune left to spend knew that the command given hini
week witle Mr. Sprung's grandfather, could be obeyed as he • felt himself
•Mr. Richard Sprung, Hullett, and on Whole.. Mr. Blair said there 'must be
Saturday left for their home in Pon- a great affinity between the men' and
Oat: •• , • women workers' in the good work as*
The At r-Hesseae given on Thursday both musir be faithful , or Their work
last at the home of Mrs. Doty, un- will be useless. Let eveey 'roan , and
woman begin each 'day with the wish
to do 'all .the good they . can for
humanity and soon the world will he
on an eqUal footing, all striving for
the' over throw of. all that is evil. •
The Daughters Of the Einnire had: a
most successful bazaar on, Friday p.
m. •The • fano}, table was in charge
•of the IVIisses Helen ,Shephard and
Evelyn Macdonald and the candy
tables were presided.ever by the Mis.
ses Elliot and Mona Kidd. The guests
were served 'with tea and coffee, bre-
and butter and cake by the Ms:
ses Jessie Strang; Laura 'Carey, Jean
an Tom' Delphine Nairn .and . Daisy
Middletbnof Clinton: The tables we-
re all decorated witli maple leaves
painted for the oceagion, with spring
and: itt'tuMn tint. • Wax candles were,
burning, on; the fancy Work teble.
Mr: and WS. Richard Sprung 6'
fldltett vieieed Mr. and Mee, R: Spr-
ung one day 'recently. '. ,e•
•,11Irs. J, 11. Shirley and Master By-
ron ofe, the U. S. etingulate left on
Monday and will net return Until the
middle.
of April.. They are ' visiting
.
ends here,
Mr. Medregor of the 0. P. R. staff
has returned from re trip, to Elmira
and other points on the new survey
between that potion of the new ro-
ad and Goderich.
Some one propheeiee thathe-ie
will break op on the Maitland on
12th March. Mr. Piggott entertains
der the auspices of the Woman's In-
stitute was a delightful affair. , The
Ladies numbered about 'nee. hundred
who attended, many of whom joined
the .Institute. • The hostess, Mrs.
Doty, dressed 'in a costume Of black
silk, welcomed the .gueets in her own
cottrteeue way. -The officers.. of the
Institute" did all in their power to
make the members and their guests
feel at hoine.0 After the preliminary
business ; matters.were . settled Mrs.
• (Rev.), Hairline:ill read a very pleasing
*paper on "The duties of mothers to
their children." She said that the
tubjeet was a bread field and that her
awn knowledge Of children was con-
fined to boys, she felt unable to ful-
ly discuss the all important nniki
hu't one thing she knew, a ow
-
tiler •onitist without fail always • be
the leader .of her children and often
tnot.herg. work tee herd, becoming we-
-ary. and lose their grip upon • their,
. ,
tenipers so that moth is nmet try
and put ! the care of their children
before 'negfeetiag . them for Work:
Mrs, Hamiltonto a practicalevoman
,and haing corne.•acrose by accident'
the March number of the 'Delineator
'She on looking over ite pages: fowl
a ofine article. on "The: Mistakes of
Mothers'i Portion • of which. she.
read, telling .each mother to make
.0aeh .child .waft :upon himself �r her-
self 'when. old 'enough to do 'so, An
good bit Of advieb was not to •
Orden herself with toe much
pany,net to fill her •Itoese•with brie
e• brae which took too ,inuch care,
etc*. Ales. John L.• Aiticio read an
addreSs on "The. Mins of Women,"
showing that whatever aim in life
evertrarrehaa*eefter; gooLjLsjie stiLl..
keeps it, before her teethe. face. of:op'
Position she . will 'surely succeed, Yet
r ideal Ethould • not be too high,
e sociable, profiteerie:and instruct -
e. 'A verY nicely prepared ' papet.
Mra. Gundry ',Sre entitled "Wome
's ;Public Speakine" was tead by
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11. B. COM•B SPECIAL ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
—FROM CLINTON To—
Billings Mont. - • e3e 130
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Colora,de Sprihgs, Denver, Hel-
• • ena, • _Butte, Mont., Ogdere
'• Salt Lake City, 'Utah • 40 30
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• LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW .
FUR YOUR SEASON'S SUP-
PLY OF COAL, WE CARRY
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA-
DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD:
AT THE -LOWEST POSSII3LE -
PRICE a
• Nelson, Rossland, B.:C., Spo- '
kane, Mash , • • e40 80
Portland, Ore., Seattle, Wash.,
Vancouver', Victoria, B. C.... $43 30
San Franeiseo, Cal• $43 75
I'roportionately low rated to other •
• points. .
Ticketi on , sale, from- March 1st to
May 15th, 1905.
FOrstieketseandefull- information call
On F. Xt,inodgens, Teem Agent ; A.
0, Pattistm, Depot Ticket Agent.
ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT .
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DAVIS .& ItoWLA1STIS'e5, BARD-, •• . . • , • . .
1VARE STORE. OR. WITH ..• •
• *. ,• • ::*
W. J. Stevenson.
- Ana.mmommamon
, •
• PURE SEED 'ORRIN..
• .
PURE SEED GRAIN.1VE •HAVE
°paged out a Flour and Feed Store
• and keep in stook flour, bran, She
ortAi 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 parehases from us
can , rely upon getting their seed
as free as possible from all nox-
iaus weeds. • •'
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Ford & NceiL
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* •' A .FAMOUS' SCHOOL* ,
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CENTRAL
* * eMrrsc;1'.1woamiciar)Bk
n..inetcliatsildwreeiligpow-tiontile.evlien
She fully* underglartils the subject mr-
' Whieli she chooses to speak : The
erg were all received with Warm.
pplanse. Before and . between ',the.
.dresses instrumental Angie was
firenis.lied by Mrs. (Maier) Beck and
the Misses SkimineSe Tretheway; Ne-
ville and Dyke: A lovely violin duett
*as .wellrrendered by *Master Frank
and IViiss MabelDoty. MM.. Doty ae.
Companist: • A chorus waS Mealy ren-
dered by the Misses Tretheway• and
Nevlile Mise MAO '.I'retheWay
plea-
sed all With her ,execution of • 'The
Burning of. Rome." •Miss. Neville and
Miss Dyke played •duripg the tea
hour. Little tables with embroider-
ed. White dictate and a vase Of
flovvers upon each, were tiet in the
dining etiorri. for the .guests for the
five o'clock tea. which Was a delight-
ful ,one. After a11 had been ;ier(ved
vote 'Of • thanks was given Mrs, Doty
.for her great eeurtesy in giving the
use of her house' to the W. I. and in
lending all assistance to Make the
same one of • the greatest events lzi
the history of the W. I. 'here.
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THE NEWS -RE ORD
as you clo for a city week-
ly or daily pay for it in
advance.
.Consult Youi A ddiTsi:Plgtioesi,
:o-o,moostownissonmomordwasioaeldtelettlaar014
.Sulisorike:fOr.. T46 News toord.
SOURCE OF SUPPLY. POISONED.
AN ALARMING -CONDITION PRE -
SEM' IN MANY PLACES IN CA-
NADA, HOW BEST TO CORR-
ECT IT.
Many people all OVer the DOMinion
are beteg poisoned slowly but surely,
and that by their Own carelessness.
• The food inay be pure; but digestiOn
Is not ternplett, and all that is not
digested tots and ferments, giving
off the Motet violent poisons. What
was intended to sustain life really
turns into that which destroys life.
The teinperatute of the body ie a
little over 98 degrees, Every partiele
of undigested food lite in the stornach
and boWelsguilject, to this tempera-
ture, which' is da.ehigh as in the
sun on a hot summer day. It ig net
neeeseary te explain how gulel.ly such
heat will detompose iload matter,
either' aninial or vegetable.
The Stomach and Bowels ntuat he
vet right—Anti-Pfil Will do it. Dr.
laconhardt made his Anti -Pill speci-
fically to eorrect these conditions, and
t has never failed when given a fair
chance.
50 eetits, All drugaiste„ or 'lite
Wilsoreoloyle 0o., /Amite& Niagare
Ont, Sole rtapitro for Canhda.
• 11$ last Week In the rink here.
relatives in Chicago., • „
We deeply regret having tocht•oni-
_
cle the death on Friday of Eliza4th,
relict of ehe late Captain W. Stehle
McKay
We uuderstand that the new Metho.'
dist. church to be built this season
will cost abieut eighteeri thousanddol.
..Hri,i).}1A.p ECZEMA., .
My daughter, thirteenyears old;
suffered from eczema ter three yeaese
She was treated by Our family phy-
sieiane -and-needeo thee ointments- wi—
thout benefit. By using Dr. • Chase's
Ointnient she has, Wen- 'etirripletely
Cured. This is 'the only ointment 1
feel like eecommer.ding.",Mr. JOInee.
H. Patriquin, 176. Rockdale Avenue,
Sydney,' C. B. . .
•• •
Ite4sS' Wigigine, who lectured here se.
me time ago, . for- the - W. 0, T..13. P
said at Brockville on 'Wednesday :ni-
ght "Sacrifices einst be Made -to dri-
ve' the liquor traffic' !rem our and
This is the send: Oft DM Kingston
Whig gives our young townsman. Mr;
George M. Cox ; son of 'Mrs. Samuel:
Cox : The wedding took 'piece ,at St:
Cithatiries on Feb. 21st At the..horne
of .the bride"s. parents, of '1VileseEthel
M. Deans to George . IVI. Co', , Mr.
and ,Mrs. 'Cox sail front. New York
on . March 'first for London,, England
where • Mr. Co' acts as European buy-
er for Gordon, McKay & Co, of tior7
onto. • The' above interesting note re-
ferring to Mr. George M. Cot Will
doubtlese be read with pleasure. :1:o
many of our readers in -Huron coun-
ty .where he entered the Mercantile
businesS Of Williern Acheson Se Son
about fourteen yeare . ago.. He arid
his bride visited, his mother, Mrs'. S.
Cox, for two days, leaying on Fri-
day for New York where he took
passage for London. •
March was ushered in by a flood of
senghine. ' .' ' . • •
' The last of the hops given under
the auspices of • the HarttionY Club
for the season took 'piece at Odd -
fellow's • hall lone- Tuesday everting.
About thirty 00110ov:were . in attend-
ande. ' The young ladies nearly • cill
Wore a flower or two in the coiffure
but none' on the corsage., 13esides
the •orchestra only • two gentlemen
• wore a bloutoelere, with Alio execipte
ion of one Who 'wore a pink earns..
Mon in his hair, 'placed there by 41,
partner in one of the dances and
etratige to state it remained in its
o :
ttwheevhop que,r;tere the remainder of the
eVenirig. Miss Blaekstene returned
from her -visit tSarnia in time for
bringing with her Miss Th.
meson of Seaforth, The hop was
quite as enjoyable as any previous
affairs,
Mr.:and Mrs, It: Persons .left • 011
Thursday a, ne for. London, return
Ing on Friday evening, Little Rhee
accompenied them,
, .4i e
The world carnival or Inc' emits at
took ,plaee itt the Went etreet rihk
oneMonday evening. There was n eery
1 geed attendance of eight seers end a
Very fair gathering of youths and
Inaideris' en meeque, but very few
Wore gahrt dresses. Miss Xatie Shiels
of the /futon hotel made 'quite a ,
fairy ballet dancer. •
Winghani defeated our hockey boys
• •;9'
• Lovely Winter.
Same old winter,
• Same old freeze.
• Hanle AM &Weer,
Seine old eneeze.
SaMe old microbe• s
Floating round,
Same old wind up
Ur4teg ground,
Same old cranlis
Who say its great,
Noses dripping
While they wait.
Same old earaches.,
Only more;
Same old hands
• Chapped and sere.
Same old ibeging -
To be where
&Nits of flowerS
. Fill the air.
Salim old fear that
They who stay
Ilere might. get
Our Jobs away.
Same old troubles,
Same old siipe,
Same old sores
On our lips. ••
Same' old icy
Sheets at night;.
Same old Pins
All frozen tight.
Same old sun, far,
ofr and small •
Hardly any
Good at all:
Same old "measles
Everywhere,
Satne old smallpox .
Here and there.
Same old creeking
Wheels to hear ;
Same old sidewalks:
To keep clear. '
• Same. old break-doWons,
Trains all ola.te ;
Wires entangled, •
, op, it's great ! •
•
Sane old lying,
Same old pretence
That we like, it•
—
• What's the sense ?
• Let's be &mild;
• bet's admit '
' TbGaitadwl;ldflitv.er.Y
•
hatii we'd o de ut
•wout
snn di e ,
Had, the price,
If 'twer not for
Love of gain
Who among us
Would remain ? •
•• —S. E. Kiser.
Wingham.
Mrs. Jas. Vaalitor.e, of Maltahend,
Iscie of the constitutional
I rigaornaches end pains,
.h
nausci
eA'a,o1L)90 anbderl,ca
ate
s g e iate,
Deceased was 52 yearof age, and
Dr. W. T. Holleway, ' .
A sudden death was that of Henry
Cox, a workman at the Union fact -
very well, end on Thursday morning
did not rise at the usual hour. Mrs.
Dawson, with whom he boarded, gave
him breakfast n bed, which he •
and soon atter when she returned , to
the. bedside, the Spark of life hgd fied.
'
ory. On Wednesday hedid not feel
1.13.ecoptn13tilytIsis,reolstaVVacre eojel,lirti,11,11..
•
Saturday last. was pay-day at the
• factory, and he wasavinhis wages
r.1
for a, few days at the home of ber
1 nephew, Mr. W. F. VatiStouts • Mrs.
VanStone left Brussels some thirty-
two years ago and has eince been ,re-
siding in Missouri.
Miss 1Viary R. rindlater, daughter
of Mr. Wm. Findlater, of Alorris,, who
will be graduated from the Womaa's
Medieal College of Philadelphia in
May of this year; has been appoieted
to the position of Resident Physician
on the staff of the New England Hos-
• pital, Boston, Meese going on ditty
in July. Out of a class of forty-three
students, Miss Finillater Was one 'of
three who were vhoeen for the posit-
ion. .
Rev, WM. ',Owe haS reeel Rd notive
of his appointment as Rural Dean of
. a
liuron by His Lordship the' Mellott el
Huron. The Appointmentwill be
popular one and Mr. Lowe will fill
the position with honor to himself
and the church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J: Holloway, of
Clinton, were visiting for a. few dayg
at tbe home of the ,former's brother,
•to remove his family to Wingliant ;
in fact his wife had begun to pack
the household goods, when news of
his sudden death reohed
March 96 1905
R eumatism
' FOR AN. rivipX4,1Ep APPETITE,
Loss of aPPetite, alwaYs results
from faulty digestion. All that is
needed . is a few doses of Chamber-
lain's Stomach And Liver Tablets.
They • will ineigorate the stomach,
strengthen the digestion aad give you
an appetite like 'a wolf. These tab-
lets also act as a • gentle. laxative.
For sale by 11 B. 'Combe, Clinton.
• -
Miss Millie' Stevenson of eClinton
Was the ,e'oe the past few . weeks
-of theMiseTretheway and- :With
them attended the At Heine lan'Tliu-
tsday 'last. given at. Mrs .• Dety's un
derthe auspices of the %Meanie: In-
stitute:' • : •
. ,
Mrs. Colin Campbell.' returned. on
Wednesday from a very .extended . trip:
In the intereets; of the Woman's-ebi
stitute .M. •dliffetent parts of Ontario',
She is quite satisfied With the sue -
Tess 'of 116. Workwhere she visitied,' •
. .
cinAMpIoM teiNnitsTT• FOR
UMATISM,
Chag. Drake, a Mail earrier at Ch-
apinville, Conn.:: says : '"Cheeriber.
lain's PainBalm is the Champion of,
all liniments .• The pant year I was
troubled a great deal with rheurna-
tiSmAn•mk. shoulder.... ..Af ter trying
several coma the storekeeper here re
-
.commend . this *remedy and- it Com-
pletely cured nie." There is no Use
of anyone suffering Deem that painfia
ailmeet When ehig linimeut can be
obtained for ,aesteall AUDI. Onei.appli-
cation gives prompt relief and • ite
continued Use for it ehort • time. will
produce A perthaneot cure. For sale
by H. D. Combe, 'Clinton, •
Ai. advertisement in The News
-
Record brings • good reSeits, • ' •
A Wiehipeg despatch says farmers
at several • centres of 'wheat -raising
have started harrowing, wild geese
are flying north and bars are coming
Mit of winter sleep. -sure signs of
spring.
KIDNEY DisnAsn FOR 20 YEARS
Mr, Castvell Reid, Orrville, Mus.
koka, Ont., writes :—"For nearly
twenty' years I was troubled With
kidney disease, and have recently
hem completely cured by using' three
boxes of • Dr, Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills. 1 have tried a great many re
medics, but never smiled to, get any-
thing to de me no much good until I
used these pills." .
• A SIMPLE CURE FOR MISS. •
• 'Pile Sufferers At tow that Ointments
and other local treatments sometimes
relieve but never cure. They'don't
remove the cause.
• There is a' little tablet that is tak-
en • internally removes the cause • cif
Piles and cures arty 'case of any kind
no matter how long gtanding.
A month's trea,tinent acists St. Ask
for Dr. • Leonhardt's Hem -Rohl (a
thousand dollar guarantee goes with
every treatment.).
• HemeRoid is the discovery • of Dr.
Leonhardt •• of .Lincoln, Neb. one of
the most distiaguished and succees-
ful .physicians in the Western States,
All Druggists, or The **Wilspu-Fyle
Co., Limited, Niagfia Pelle, Ont. 12
Big.DeAlers in f.pkIck
Advipz Dehorning
The folloWing letter.' reeclvect. by our
local' 'dealers In livestock will be ro-
ad with :interest hy stock breeders
'1 spent •the biggest part' Of 'last
month in Chicago and New York' loo -
:king after the :interests of the 'Cattle
and sheep. trade. During the last few
years I have had .a geed :dealof
aceLainta;nce ' With allthe principal
exportersand cattle dealers in AM,:
erica :and , I am favorably well knee
wit and can get a good deal of trade.
from : these parte, providing our far-
mers will follow out their ideas.
,NO -W,. this is the , very time, of tb
year, to insigte upon what I .Arn going
to tell you. They are death alt horn
cattle,explaining' thatthey do not
want to bey' them within S5 per cent
of the dehorned cattle, They tell me
they would just • as leave deal here as
Any *erlice; but -they merely want t;•
get what they want.' to . ship. They
complain about out cattle being bru-
ised: so enuele that they, .do not want
to -•buy them.. Las t year there were,
40,000 lantibs shipped to Buffalo. This
is about the exeCt number and I cart
Secure' orders for every lamb inCa.n-
oda at Buffalo prices, if the, farmers
'
l'itrialtlietlinsleeeratlinrlaytcebtahnegiringlailinli13evelth-;
particular from what it was a few'
years :.ago.. Out of the 40,060 lambs
there were over 20,000 eOed for expo -
and there is no •reason why the
entire trade *should not be marketed,.
111 Toronte.; One New Yerk people
shut- me ,right :off. They gee!' that
our Toronto laniba ' are .too buakYo
and eVery person•shippian• Ish0-
wa that 80per cent. Thatt7come lo To -
Onto are •hualis and'. buck Iambs: to
an American •buyer are not. -worth
withib 75 per cent of .the ewes and
wether s; •illitoti I We'rit to eariVaSS
them to trade the , first thing they
said to me was "Your lambs are tee)
blAeley ,and we •eetinet trade with you.'
Their trade does not nail for buck
tenths. • Now, •I want to insist *upon
yeti to write to your own local pap-
er and explain to them that they
must have their,' lambs castrated and
arrange About •.having •theft • cattle
dehorned. We would have this pub-
lished' in every paper in Canada if
we were acquainted evith them. • If
any dealer' thet 1 write to will wri-
te to his Own Paper and,haVe it ad-
vertised for a Month. I will pay for
it, Now, J ani only one in a , groa,t
number that this will benefit, There
is not theiusainis but millions of dol-
lars lost eery year, to the farmers
of Ontario for not having their Sane-
bs. castrated and their cattle cle4ior6-•
ed. The' iambs that are not fit for
export on the American maeliet, if
they are °agitated, our farmer g' will
'buy the *•Mr feeding ptirposes, Which
' is becoming it great industry.
'Vetere truly, •
McDonald & Maybee.
d
i
se
a
ses, It -manifests itself
tied s,—but it cannot be and stiff
es,—
enrol by local appikAtions.
It requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best is a
course of the great medicine
Hod's Sarsaparilla
which has permanently
.oured thousands of cases.
For' toitbnordid* of rooms -kohl() cores
aend for Soak on lt,boomatim. No. 7.
,c I. Hood Co.: LeWf011, Mtn.
rimmo:6■Nrrommormosimmomommoism......!.......tho-
CglInIvite TowAship
Friends of the family in this -diet-
rid will regret to hear of the death
of Albert, the eldest Son of A. :13.
Potter, of . Montgomery, Assa., for-
merly of - Colbortie town.hip. - The
lierald, of Whitewood,, Assae, speaks
thus of the sad event *: •
"The many settlers resitting •in
Montgomery and suereunding district.
were shocked wh.n -they learned . of
the death of Albert W.'eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Potter, in Win-
nipeg, on Wednesday, February 8th
Deceased had gone to Winnipeg late
in November last, where he xeceived
-employment in the Jettualebeuse otehe
C. N.: fl About two weeks. ago he
contracted thyphoid fever, which is sc.
prevalent in that city et present, and
was taken. to 'St. Bonifa.ce Hospital,
where he died after an illness of two
weeks. „I.Te. Was eighteen years, rine
months unit] nineteen days old, • was a
clever yOung man Oith every'prospeet
.of a bright future. Attifough in • the
empty of the 0, N. R. as very. short
time, be had already received promo-
tion. While at home he was one of
the favorite young men of district
and big .sudden t Orate° has .been keen-
ly felt theeekehout the witele eommun-
ity„
If it is a hiliotts attack teke•Cham.
berlate's Stomach and Liver l'ablete '
and a quick cure is certain. For sa- •
le hy II. B. Cambia, Clinton.
' Caine rate e on the 'Atlantic will he :
raised. e Anagreement to this effect •
Was. reached in Loridon to -day: • • •
• ,--
• One of: the emst prominent editors . •
inTliVicArdeeanwlanhda: oliteetetoarRreuSstd
4,Lia•11
men for 'free speech .in the Mixed Com-
mission have'heen refused. •.•
Remember the date of Pi oL Taube'g ,
visit to Ciihtion. •
- 2 jet aiX1 2tid•
A' notbrious 1iz'i Ibi 1, Isaac LOtt-
rid& by name,' has been Captured • at. "
Lhe Tenawanda Indian -Reserve. :
. . • ,
Itis reported -,in. Winnipeg that Hort .
Mr: Sifton will 'succeed Lord. Strath- •
Colin, as itigp.. commissioner in Lone • •
. • . • ' ' . . • . •
• THti. SOURCE OF NEURALGIA:
It runs hand in hand with poor bl
:nod and weak iferveni Health ±iii ,
•
AOW11:,: lierVeS get irritable,. neuralgic •
terture folloWs. For the momentra.p- • '
Plications may relieveeebut to their-
oueloy_enee __the ,:sysiem_1111.1.SL___:4','
strengthened with nutritious 'blood. , : •
-What can alital Ferrozone'? • It in -
(Typhus :the appetite,forms abinnianep ••• .
rif rich, lire.gleing blood, supplieg.
(inteiment .abd building material.- for.
tvtivii()tit .Ferrozano complet,-' •
ly ti•art:s neuralgia. Every root aid •. • •
bra,r.ch .of the disease- it
sueeess in every ease. Stop elite
ferine-efilly ; cents buys Feiiozone.
Fifty.. chocolate. coated tablets in • .a
box at any drug store. ••
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for.4.4.61
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