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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-08-10, Page 2• Clintoo. Wows -Record :roe Gifts of Toilet Soaps T.7*e..SVNLIIQUX SOAP and SA17,1 TIM COUPONS, The Coupons are the same as cash because they can be exchanged for Toilet ° Soaps for which you have. to pay out money every week. • . , • Users of SUNLIGHT and • CHEERFUL SOAPS Can get their TOILET SOAPS fen nothing. •' • Ask your grocer for paiticulars or write us for -Premium. List. A gift is of little value if it consists of Something you have no use for. In exchange for Sunlight Soap Coupons you can get something you need and use every day. s000 LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA. 'ways Fresh e OUR. STOCK OF. DRUGS ETC. WILL .ALWAYS BE FOUND FRESH AND UP- TO-DATE IN EVERY I3R- • ANCH, AND WE INVITE YOU TO GIVE ,US A CALL • IF YOU WISH TO PROCURE. AN.YTHING, USUALLY FO- UND IN A. FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. • H B. COMM CHEMIST AND DB,UGGIST. Bindor Red Cap-600ft to the.:pound Deering--650ft to the pound .1 have 6, large stock on land and my prices are tle best, J. A. Ford. •••••••••••••••••• • • FALL TERM OPENS . • • SEP1EMI3ER 5T1.1.•-• CENTRAL 4' STRATFORD. ONT. • • • It pays to get a business ed- 4,fa • location and it pays to get it 9 sa in the school which ea,n do • • most for its students after * • they graduate. This school is • • recognized to be ofte of .the be! • • •st Business Colleges in Cana- • • da. All our graduates secure * • positions. Business Colleges * • frequently apply to us to see-. • ure graduates as teachers. sla • Write for our free eatelogueie• • •• Elliott & McLachlan, • , Prineina/S. • 4 • 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER VACATION RESORTS. Muskoka Lakes,I Lake of Belts; Ge- orgian 13ay, Upper Lakes, Temaeand Magnetawan River, Kawattha Lekes, Thousand Islands, Quebec, Portland, Old Orchard Me., White Meantaines, All reached via the Grand Trunk Railway the "Tourist Route of Aire erica." Dieect connection with all bo- at lines. Tourist tickets on Sale daily to all resorts. PACIFIC' COAST mxcurtsioN $68,25 to Portland, Oregon. Lewis • Clark Exposition with special side trips to Califordia points: Tickets pa sale daily. Valid for 00 da,ys, For tickets, illustrated literature and full informatics' coll on agents, , A. 0. -Patirson, Statioti Agent. „ F. R. Hedgens, Town Agent. J. D. Macdonald, District Pass.. Agt, Tvonto. COAL I have purchased the coal busiftess formerly carried on by Harland Bros., but lately by Mr. Doftald McCoreie, and ton prepared to reeeire erders Thr all sizes of teal, Grete, Egg, Stove, Nut and Soft, and solicit peer pale — 'Image. Orders left at my Office near the coal sheds or at Harland Dui& harderarti store Will receino ve prot Attentioll.Wilifom Downs, 701 lbg..01PAMINIOINIMPIMMININIMINN* Goderich.. Mr. Adam, arganiSt of North sire eet :church, is engaged at Hotel Goderieh it'e give eoneerts every •week Rev. James f.A. Anderson and fam- . ily are spendingthis month et Tiver- ton she guests of the Rev. gentle- man's •parente, Videaneof Detroit is theguest of her cousins, the Misses Videare Miss Olive .iverner returned to her home on Saturday accompanied by her friend, Mess Beatrice lIarrisoe, at -wimee home she has been a guestefor eome weeks. The Sundayschbol close ofwhich miss Sbeeman is teacher- held a. ha - :Aar oii '1.1itirqda,y afternoon on -the 'awe at the residence of Mr. Walter Pridham in aid of the new church on North street. • The young ladies hat a most creditable display of; fancy work which showed that they had mode ':good use of their • school holidays, The candy and flower table ryes presided over by Miss grace Robertson, town, and • IVIiss Rose Merritt, London. The fanny , work table was :wider ithe management 'ef the . Misses Olive Turner and Jean .Catitelon and the ice • ereaan table was. •presided over , by . Miss . Ruby McLean •anel •Ettel • Sharman. The trees were hung with Chinese lanterne and tittle flags while • one large deg did thityiir the.faincy work booth. Lovelyflowers were in bloom along side of • the la,wn, walsing the whole •affair • quite picturesisue. geat many people pall:erased the ba,zaar in the evening . • NOTHING ON THE.: MARKET EQ - (TAU -TO. ;CHAMBERL-AIN'S---COL-., •• IC; • CHOLERA AND •DIAISISIdgEA • REMP1DYe, • • • '••• ThiS • tact •• is swell known to drugg- iste eVerywhere, and nine out of tar, will -give their customes this prepaea • ation •when ..the beat is "asked • thes Mr._egne.:AVitmer,. a• -prominent dritjsg.• ist• of Joplin, Mo7in 'a:circular to his easterners, says ' "There,,,is vote:. ing .on the market ie. ,the . way Ai pateet thedicinewhich. eqeals Chem:- berlaie's Colic, •Cholere and Dierrito•-• pa Remedy for 'bowel • oOmplaints.'' For sale, by U 11. Combe, Clinton,. AL ! • LEAVE YOUR ,ORDERS .NOW ISOtTRI SEASON'S SVP- • PLY •gr COAL. :WE CARRY s ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA: • • DES WH1(111 VITA,. BE SOLD • • AT TgE.T,O108:r POSSIBLE • PRICE ' ORDER & MAY BE tErr AT : .DAVIS ;&:-.P.OWLAND1S-liklebe • • • WARE STORE 'OR:WITH VT. J. Stevenson. maraindissa. sea "IT EVAPORATES" odorless rron-peisonous • Ifon-inflanunabie The Wonderful' Clectner . Wei save the thrifty housewife many useful dollars. cleans coars, est or finest of fabrics. carpets or silk waists boyoed , Duo? entirely removed . GERM8 absolutely destroyed COLORS restored like new SIZING. renewed in Carpets , ALL Di A FEW 110MRISTS FOR . A SIM oENTs. And a child cosi do it with •• SAIII:0-0eR0114-SCO. . oetit at Sons grocer's. , .Tho Huffrrinn Teeter Co Toronto 41111M. The Northern Navigation Co. FULL SUMMER SERNICE NOW IN EFFECT, Lake Superior Division— . IVIonday, Wednesday and Friday 8.80 p. in, leave Sarnia for Soo and Port Arthur, Friday steamer three- gh to Duluth. Parry Sound . , 10017 Week day leave Penetalig at 2.45 p. tit, for Parry &weld. Georgian Bey Division— r • Tuesday, Thureday and • Saturday leave CollingWood 1.80 p. in., Owen Sound 11 p, foe. Sault and Way ports. Trips to Mackinac begin July 1st. • &ortit Shore • Division— Mtiday ilia Friday leave Collins - Woad 10.80 p. in. for Byrtg /Wet wet French River. , •• Tfeliets and informatien a,t all Gr - Arid Trunk and v.p.rt. tioket offices. IL II, Gildersleeve, Mgr.,Colinwood. A IL Nidiolson, Traffic Mgr,, Kumla, GOderieht . • Mr. and Mrs. Mmes . -Tilt have re- turned from their visit to Detroit.' Rev, Mr, LeGear is spending his vaeittion here with Mrs. LeGear and their pretty little daughter; air, William Lee has wee busy ex- eavating• .at his new pureliase of part of the Garrew property, to cowmen - cc building a new residence which intendr to occupy, Mr. Worsell'e new Melia on Victor- ia street is assuming flee preportions. It. will -command a fine view of la'ce and river; . Miss Nellie Maclaren has returned Trom Sault. Ste, 'Wade to speed lier Vacation with her parents. •. Mrs.. Frank • Brown of Kelm:wizen, Mich., is, the guest this month of her •mother, Mrs. *James Vivian, . • Mrs, . Fred' Audrey Dillon end •little deughter, •:•Norrna, and Mrs. Dillons neme, Miss Natalie Dillon, were the guests, lest wo.ek Of their aunt, Mrs. 1:011 ; • • THEY . •APPEAL TO OUR • PATAIIE,S. • . The hilieus and dyspeptic are con- stant • •suffeirers ani appeal to ;01(5 sympathies. • 'I here is not one •ef them, however, who . ma.y not: be brought back to health and happinesi 1..ly the use of ObaiMberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. These tablets in- vigorate the stothaeli and Hirer , sat strengthenthe digestien; They else regulate the bayselS, • For, sale by H 13. Combe, -Clinton., • Poderich Bfr., asellilerse-A mews of Weedstoele: and. pretty little' daughters 3.-te . seek-, ding.' their vaeatiim a1t..-the. heanc-so • Mis ArmOdr's , mother, Mrs.. Virelicsi.., 17,11.0 -Cloak factory on Kingston. str- tet 'hatresumed work again. . • :Misses • Merritt and Anderson ,of Louden are belidaying at 'The itap-. ,Miss Olive AohertSon..i-cettthied last week front% her 'visit at Detroit, wit' • • • rela,tikes. Miss Mabel Diekinson or :.'Detroit accompanied •her, honie. On Thursdayaft,erneen, :3rei the • Woman'S IestiLute met at th," i•esidence ,of • Mrs. W... '.J. Allorreler, Aftci the besinesS 'ea.:weed- ing; We're .'etufed •MrS. J. L.. Ait,•,in gav.e ,t recipe for nialfing Sweet tVliistard Pithies," whist she had tried nerseit arid ..folind it Al. ...the reeipe is as tollews '7, Two . quarts: small Pielding onions,. •• two • large ca,unflowers, :Id. 'stand 24 hours ,rn ,briefee hell • in .a bttle vinegar, -when: • taken out of the liquid. ISraine the vinegar Off and 'have prepared': IWO artiarts. virtegaie, 1- . cep' 'flour,' three :ounces • .mustard,e we little- teirmerie, tWo , entail repliers,. aiittle cayenne pepper atd five pups- granulated sug- ar. , Heat vinegar to he :sufficiently' hot, all the flour, mustard, etc,, in a tittle eold Vinegae Mid • when sienoth pat Strtegether into the hot vinegar ape keep waren foretwe ho- urs. ' "Wrs. ("Olin Campbell teed a letter: from Illr; sPetrnati governing tee, toles eind regulations ' to be fel, lowed by. the membersin order : to obtain. a p\r\ize for fruits and honoye. to lie...given by. the' directors of the agricultural society at Ma'Ssey Toronto,' onNov. filth:. We give he' low the names of the different '• lehide of knits , to be canted:, Nothing • 'but sugar canbe pet into the fruit tI order • to can it. • Classs1---chorri, peaches, strewberrieS---lst prise SA • 2nd $8; '3rd 12, '•Cless 2—pear, Pie - nue, 1aspherries—$0, • $2, • Class' liseepplesescanned, jelliel, pickled, apple butter—$1, $e, The ,next, meets. big will be held At the home of Mr John Dedfortf:Sr.- .A vete of than! s was gieren • Mt•S: Morrow for •the use . The, National anthem. being sur.g a five o'elepic tea wets.Sers ved at whie1j besides :the Institute bread And 'butter Melte, lruft, jeil and other eakes were seried, Mrs, .ritincae ;Steyr tison of Clinton end Miss - •Chester of Bayfield wei•e guests at the InStitut,d meeting which they en- joyed very inueh. A WARNING TO MOTHERS. Too much care cannot be Used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard agas hist bowel troubles. As a tide it le only necessary to give the child a dose *of ' °fitter oil • to • correct, any disorder of the boWels. Do not use any substitute, but giye the o1d4as1i- lofted castor -oil, and see that it is fresh, As rancid bit natiseates and has a tendency to gripe. If this does not cheek the bowels glee Ch- • aineerlaiii's Colic, Cholera/ and Diner- goea Remedy and then a dose of eaStor oil and the disease' may be checked in its incipiency kind all dan- ger avolded. The castor oil and this remedy should be prociiiiii at once and kept ready for instant use as soon as the first indication of any bowel trouble arrears, This is the meet successful treatment known and may be relied upon With intplicit eons (Renee ey,ffil 111 enteS of 'cholera la- fantion. Por sale by IL It; Combo, Clinton, sefigssti,Weetirefiir:WIlittr. The News of Goderich. • 1 CIXI MISe E1018e A Sklinillg$P COMSPOMIOilt 1. • gOCO JVC)0' (AC' q't Teeel&E.;€ * KiXes../Wi-Q€C4 - Mr. Charles Kni4b.t's house is pro- (Zn cnapb earaegeliat, utuoronleaureoallah,aii ine i .gressrepidly. Miss Eva IVIclIlath, nurse in training verb* moSt satisfactorily from the itt Moilet Sinai hospital, New York, wounds he Veceireedieet toth hands bathed wire fence on some part (I has arrived from 'that city. Miss from canine; in ontawWi his farro. Ilis hotstaeatened to ran away and Mr. Campbell to see e himself t•ook hold of the barbe4 w:re aod in memo way was dress, ed, Wong. Blood poisoning is always feared Mich cases, bet M. Calephell escaped that fearful afilictioa. • A raft of 500,000 feet reached port from Pine Tree end Stolos Bay, toes ed by the steamer 'Wetmore, Mr, and Mrs, Charles IVIitchell of the Ottawa Free Press visited Mr. Mitchell's brother, Mr. James Mit hiet wbek. The Coronation Club are Vetting at Bayaeld this week. !they are : Eo inset], and .his brother; Charlie Lew- itt, Barry Knight and one or te() -other compeeions, We hope they ale enjoying life in camp. • mr, Shirley, U. S, consul,. spent last week in Chic. • Mrs. Tate ot Orangeville (Pee Miss •A see of Mrs. Thurlow is engineer Susie Cook). IS the guest el her fri- for' a, furniture :factory at Kinear- end, les. A..D, Mebean We sympa- .dine, • thise With Mrs: • Tat in -the recent • Miss Lag° Grierson, who has loee of her lovely little child. • been the guest, of Whs. Tom Bates, IVIiss Fannie Blackstone has tequila has i•eturiied to her howe at Bay (xi from s, holiday visit wttli friends City. Sleet is inspector of teams. . a al Blyth-.• , tape factory in that aitY,' • Miss X, Ma4Le11azi, .formetly of the Mr. Tone Bates lias his new house staa of the 'Collegiate • 'esthete, °e - on Wolfe street, near completion. me up from her •home at Stratford in Master Rob Devine is employed. as company with' her friend,' Miss Jenn- e paintet at Calgary. •• •ie Megan and both were geWsis of Mrs. Brown, junk dealer, has perch- Goderich. fri(ents: • . ased the O'Rourke residenee oecupied Mr. and ,MiS. :Arthur Bates end.lit- at present by Mr, John Dean, Mr. Ale son of Stratford wore guests at• Brown intends to locate here. • „the, Ironic of .. Mr. Charles Bales re - Our citizens are getting into line cently. . , • aed. begineing to patronize. Meeese- Mrs, . j..- Martin of Winnipeg is tung.Park, Point Patel and the White spending the seeson at' London the 'CI ty , Bayfield• guest •• of her parents; -Conductor aed Mr, Fred. Cook of Bayfield, who Mrs: .Algie, . • . has. been very ill for some time is Rev. -Joseph 'Elliott: preaehed • ,ed, recovering most satisfactorily; . both sestaCes at Knox ehuch on Mrs, lephraini Downing ilas return- Sunday. At the morning service he. 1.r eel from a six weeks' stay at Leame tcok for his text Revelations 227.5, ington„ quite recovered afthrher ie- "Arid. there shall be no nightthrre." disposition of some weeka her.e. -Mts. Mr. Elliott's gentled was felt .• of Down ng was e;ccompanied ty her de clear and concise: thoughts, touchine! tot,hter,, Mit. W. Cox, and theee pret- mainly , upon the • beautiful life 7 and ty little daughters. who will e remain teachings of t‘lie.4e late Rev, 'pastime .here Septem4r. ' Rev. Dr. Lire. • Mrs. 'Profiles, and her twice, hiroi. -Mr. • Parke and familybase arrived Duncan Stevenson, anddaughters ci in' town :froin Wingham and new oc- dinten, have yethrned totheir• limit ,cupy the house on South street men - atter Spending a• pleasant week • in ed and lately occupied by Mr. Josiah Goderich with their fdeadi Mrs, Cap- Whitely. e 1 . taiii •TretheWay. . • ' • Mr. Loalis Welsh is •ptittisaia rough' Mis Ruggles arid her sister, Miss east finish: upon his „reshietee, It Emmeline Deidrich •of •Flo-ridate • are will some_1001( 'quite new • • Urn guests this inontE of 'heir pare '• MrS. E. Caftwion. bag-pm:Chased the en ts., Mr. and Mlit7Dletlei , • Ce reiteti Se rest demo •cif lVIrW G.. SnlitheoneNele Road, - Mr. Robinson,. forinerly. of. •Me. George • 'Ilronison hes- perehased • • • • ••• • eein street., . • • • • , • 000 00 000 00 1VIcMath 'filled the place of the mat- ron of, the hospital during her visit to hlufope, Mrs. Charles A. Humber visited her daughter, Mrs. Cassels, and son Malts land Of Stratford last wee. Mrs. Collett and the family of Mr, J. D. Stewart have been, holidaying in London and have noW returned home. • Mesdames Alex. Craigie and James Tait arrived safely at Liv•erpool and both ladies eujoyed the trip back te Bonnie -Scotland yery much. In a letter Mrs. Tait says that on board the Parisian were thirty clergymen of the different Protestant churches, one priest, two elms and four dpetors. Pretty well supplied with profession- al' passengers. . Market Clerk Ferguson is back ag- ain into the house once occupied by him and his family some even ago. is the property of Mr. Robert Orr, Stratford; 'but. now of. P i tts urg, Pa .e front, Maros ..Dualey •Ileltries `"The Spent •a 1;4 days .111 Gederielis Aberdeen" -at, • pres(nt occupied by' :Miss •Sophia StraChati is holidaying Mr, , end. Mrs., Collinsone •The place hi% New' .Ydrlf • nnd is the crieSt of was soled • very cnegp,only, we :are Mr. and Mit. Mauger, formerly of the told, e2200 heingegiveneforeet. •••, big; mill Stalf.. • The solemn .tolling of the bell . of Miss Jean Elliott. willspeed the Keex church on July .sist PrOoleinied winter at Deneer, Colorado, the •guest toour eitiiens that the funetal cepa of her, sister; Wigs. Kniekertege had left the residence of, the late We natieed in some of the Toronto 'Rev: Robert (ire beering the earSect dailies .the results of the Commercial that contained all that was moetal Specialist :examinations of this year of the greatly esteemed divine. The and 'found. with pleasure ibat F. AV: organ; when the corteee arrived' 'at Edwards was among the puccessful 'the ohateh, pealed:forth the deep tonis ones. • of ".The Dead•••IVISech 10 Seel: The • Wjjjjam Leu kook as trip to the Soo , casket,' cevered with floral emblems, in the jaterests of additional steatite was placed before .the pulpit. et service to this ••poit. • '' •Mesers. Robert And Will, Johnston • Mrs.• MauriceeBeckwith. and daugh- left lastweek for 'Pt.. • Albert, Alber- ta, MissAlice, of Wingliani swore the. ta 1111 R. Johnston has been in tie guests , of Mrs. William Young first emnloy • cif Buchanan, -and Lawson's 'week, of:August. . • • ' for in:any: years.. ' Miss Pirmi risiser of Clinton was Mi Tom Morgan is carrying on the• lest' week the gu•est pf Mrs, J 11 groeery •-business foi. his brother. der- Wersell• • • •hig• his absence at Calgary acid: other •Mr. and Mre:..Runelman of •Strat- peinte, •. e . • : • . ford :were the -guests last Week of Mr. • George Soott, formerly of Mr. • Runeiman's aunt, -Mrs, Fannie Sharing:et% shite store, eanie up . on , 4 , Fergusone • • • 'Saturday; from -Termite ' ecosompanied . Miss Nellie McVicar; teacher .. by his cousin, .Miss Gregg,: of that stenography• at • the Barrie business city: both ''ivere the guests ,:of Mr, College, is Spending ter vaeatioti at Soott's sister,' Mrs. J.. VV. Grahame,' her home here. • • Mr. and 'Mit: Terrains -on, (nee Mies Rev. al, T. • Legear f J.aekson, Grace .ThOnias) were among the ex-, Miche' .preached etiost acceptably on eueSionists on Saturday froth Toren, Sunday a.. in, at the eonit house. tO 'to and were the guests of • '1Virs, the congregation ot..Norili Street eh- 'intilinson'S... brother, Mr. . Charles. tticli.. • . • ThoipaS. • . •• • • Mrs. '1 R Sal/evils' was the. guest Miss Charles,:- a..foriner -Wernher ot of her see, Mr. D. D. 'allows of the Collegiate institute :ilea; now of Woodstock, on Ang 2nd Toronto; WAS' the guest while -here Miss' Laveriek of Hemitten and NtiFs of Miss Ausehrook. . ItooPer of ..Lontloti are guests.' at tile Mr. 13ert Manger of NeW,'Yorle..Whi- ,sesidenei of Mrs. Gundry. ' !" . 14 In town was the gutet •01 'his • MO. V. 0. Rhynas and littie. ..son frietids,' I Mrs'. and the., Misse3 tta erere,, while here, .the guests than:, • • . of :Mrs. W. A: RhYeas and were. also: Mr. and Mrs: D. S. Cook and : date gijoste this week at Mrs. Rhyn•as' old Meter, Miss Mildred, of 'Clinton, awl benne at Ilayfield, the guests ()Cher the Misses Cera Dodds and : Nellie mother, IVIrs. Ferguson, : Sproat'of ,Seaforth were the guests Boyce, South street, silent la- while in town Of Mrs, :George'Eisa st week at her old 'home. Brticefield. ett • at the postoffice. Her •son and ,his wife, .Mr. and. Mrs.. Mrs. Tvvitehell and daughter, Mtge .110yee -of---Briecefield, were guests 0 Mabel of • Clinton; were the giiesis Aft% BoYeP during her absencewhilc in town of Mrs,. A.. an'd Mi t. Mr. Pred, liedditt of. Barrie. was 1lviis, Lighthouse street. °the guest. of 'Wt. and ' 'Mrs. James • mrspaltrid.:e and little Margaret McVicar on Saturday,- •and 'Suedes', are the gusts. 'of Mrs. 'P,altridge's MISS Mergai!et Meal/icier. et Peet parent:3 at ,Porest. Colborne is spending her VaCatiO ,itt Miss Aggie Nem has returned • to the old home. • . her home in Detroit. • • •• Mt. and Mrs. Hyslop of Toronto Miss Emma, Bell is ill in Londe) • came up on the, excursion from that With theeinatiSm. • • - eity. on Satiirday and Were titegiteSts mr. and IVIES. W. II. Thothas• hare -of M. and Mrs „ IL Martin. removed to the reeidelice on Victoria August 10th 1905 , 00401iCht Mrs. Noble Smith of Preston spent S , la Sunday at the resideuce of her lath- • croiu er, r. Dan. ivimareu. Mr. and Mrs. Ortivein of Zurich were guests leet week of Mr. and Mrs. Preng. Another new jeweller has come im town. He is the third new aiweller within a year. Mr. ,Loster Clntrcb 11:ts PP:rut- in; a few days in 13a.ylield with D twit friends. Sie.k headeche results from .a. oiderett conditiou of the sielotneeh 1 .and 1s quieltly .curtel by. Chem:An-1 lain's. • Stomach, met Liver Tablets, For sale. by II, 13, .Comf•e, Cantata Why Rifle Clubs Are Discouraged We • have .sometiinea wonderel why our rifle elubshave not been more es- ihusiastically teen up by the remit° A correspondent of -the Tqronto Star mentions a difficulty which eney florow .some light or the situation. Ile writ - .05 : 4-r11e governmen.t desues•or leans 'An ruins in the Prollertion of tne Liao ship of forty, eaeli rifle valued at to four men, ten rifles to a member- twctity-ilve dolleeer but (Ione were purchaseble 'even at that figure. Of •the ten rifles supplit'd our association no two ' shot alike ; not it single, fie. Was accurately sighted, either ver - it of cetelocrivatfialcailly:;ioin..ocie'earenvtsoalsuri, al gettinglyNo thtenesnathueitu• • rifle at each, practice, Under "these eircemstances. the making of , a gond rillesbot is A 'tedious, costly mat Mi.. • enthittiasts. he it had • to get 'along with this sort of treat- ment, there is .not i all tilat.the young men hive not, laken dea up mere. Nut•hing would discourage • a 1 eea to er of rifle sheeting ie a • hostas' tie e than to be compelled I o chan.se titi.s at' everyprixetice and to lied ti - at no . two of his arms shet '/e. It ..woild be is if . aleunis :player . ,15010 as ed to else .a different reeks:tat 'cab game and were to find t:itt ea::n Ow • ra,"...liet was a-:differer,t kind, . country Would be,. •asel endou- htt is, waling to.upply met who join rifle ( I aSS and shoe,: any interest inthe sport -with geed 'dine, and it Ought to he iiy • tor. a retieto :earn the right to the PoSsesson of a rifle -ell ',tor' his.own use, ea long 'as lee . remainsa member of the Olub • and practices ,a pertain r times' .ann: ..atly, If the -purposie of the ride, club movement IS to 1.!repare Et - :P9)10- .14 ti•Cn,. rifle shots. who \\'i ee • . the re: sullies ground fi. r a uetensive . Teree 10 the, ilay, of -fiTrie;c1;Tit Wan lake :no hunt. to 0 tsr a .11116 14n.ring abd- . the fire-Oac7.s in the honies of ail '.sueli men. 'Then .they would Itate an • arm. to Which'. they Were •aseus omit, •.4piti!edbioee'.°Il—lvisteafti•I'ttreientS vi'tattaiP.4 lo 1 eeP • Ili et PERMANENT CURE •- FOR, BRONCHITIS. , "My .second deughter, was troubled with bronchitis- from' the age of three ereeleS, .• Oftentimes 1 thought •• • she would choke to °death. Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine brought relief, and feather" treatment made a thorough cure. This trouble Seel. to come back from time to ime, but the 'Eure in 'now perman- exit', ''-1)/frs. 13tchmond .wit4row,Ilants CO., N. §.. • ' . : The News -Record will Ite sent to any- address until the end of • 1005 fer 25. vents. Send it to your friend at • a distance. It will be appreciat- ed,.• • Guessed Front t1ie Bills„ " What bewich of art is your son' studying. in Paris ?t' " The art of .spending money, Is very .ofteu sto ulred, though seuerally tflted4 Bad hymeney foul air, impure water, are among its causes!. it is called' "the soil for tuberciON"and where it. allowe4 to remain tubercu. losis or .consumption pretty sure to take root.. HooCsSarsaparilla Retuoves every trace of $crofula, Get Iiipod's.. For testimonials of remarkable atm 'end for Book on Sallotnia, NO, 1. L Hood Co.. 14,0V/011s KVA, • Patty Fledges Dishonored. The tollowine appeased in last week's Esue of the Weekly Sun : • In the epectacle presented at Otta- wa ir. the closing hares of the session honor is dishonored, the principles of jest:ice violeted ana truth ignored. Previous to the general election of 1800 the Lieeral party made many • pledees. •Itith the exception of the any regarding the Manitoba: schwa si.estion, these- pl(dges have not been litlfilled, while true Liberal principlee have %este vioiat.ed on every hared.Anya thing thet will keep the ba•usier peak in 'tower appears its be the ruling pas- sion. •Atneng these pledges *made be - l o re p'e0o6Nova:ritohwe .hone is °t b7trebneeetnicelirt: i11ep1 sled out with an increase in expendi- ture of nearly IS:0,6e0,e00. Makin e duo allowance -for •development, the pre s- lit expenditure shows -how utterly 4..- .c/swee1en' many . of thementhees of the government are to fill the positi- ons lo which tts'y h tee al tal'ned. tAny Cleeeraiecut that will squander mon y. as the present A diet ale trod ien. hM' done, en work front which no benefit .ean he derived, are quitetumor-Illy of the confidence of the people.• We iltiee specimen uie eight liere at home: At .• three d frereet sessions thousands of dollar:: were toted to St, jessph. harbor, Lal e Horan. •A more • utter Waste weld •nel 1:e imagned, •And we could lime Many ethers. •• The is not by y m as;neofetalitle4 alcoltutlititome y'sritontal Ottawa are guilty of. To ane ' supported the Liberals at' OttaWa,wh', ether in office or •out or it, it is' goatee to -think that evety true Liberal prin- ciple has hten sacrificed to meet -the 'exigencies of fanatieal partyisria think that the stiecessois of true' and. holiest Liberals shobld.bnalile th term .Ql 170"11;cdopl n b8 tVe '9 eao cf or gowlir m lchrt et in nple,.we have tbliSsorry spectacle, Wmlhe.s-tte r61-.'-s'ti.'irc Pailiarnmnt tiling.i.)assit:n is to e • .•• geL the.,i.e,'.hoWever unfit for the posi tion• ht sOjary piab is e.11 t (in ,t to the.pri sent 1session, Any persoe who epetals feW hours at ' the Heusi: oWs .that--rnany_ sitting -there could notgive the country. yalfie for hell the sum they • receive .in 'sessional nutem- initiy.Tpitigw The eeisithooniiehge f sn.kee the Members of the Goerrnment for- ever hold their pew about .the Lib- eral prineiplesathey espoese. ••The po- litical principles they • practice aro. those • born Of .political Coxruption. . 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