The Clinton New Era, 1914-10-01, Page 5'Thniriadlaiv,'Ootober est;; 1914.
Sooner or later you will be wrong in every organ of your
body. It is a well knownfact that over 95% of all sicknesses
are caused by ailments of the digestive organs, If you have
the slighest suspicion thatyour stomach requires treatment,
don't delayan}oment. Little ills soon grow into serious ills.
DE. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical Discovery
soon rights the wrong. It helps the stomach digest the food and manu-
facture nourishing blood. It has a tonic effect and soon enables' the
stomach and heart to perform their functions in a natural, healthy
, manner, without any outside aid.
As Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery contains neither alcohol nor
narcotics there is no reaction. Por over'forty years it has stood the test of both
UM and abuse and is today the greatest remedy of its kind in the world. Begin
now. Take it hone today. Sold by Medicine Dealers in liquid or tablet form, or
' send 50c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial box
For 31e you can get the Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1008 pages - cloth bound to' pay Cost of mailing.
Write Dr. B. V. Pierce, Buffalo.' N. Y.
t
Blyth, fair
Viauegmionl3', '
- 2 yeas gelding or filly -Jas. Col-
•clough and T. Wallace.
1 year old gelding or filly -•J. Par
roltt.
Team -Jas. Vanegmona and E, C.
•JolnnsgnE '
Agriculturlall.
Brood mare with foal -J. Cuming
.J.Vianiegmon(d, Jas. 'Watt.
Boat -D. Stalker and E.Taylor.
2yefar old gelding or filly- E.
Taylor and J. McElroy.
lyear old gelding or filly -R. R
Watt and R.R. Fear.
Team -F. Toll and; E. Taylor.
Heavy Draught. '
Brood mare with toal-C. Ruddle
IL R. Watt and E.Taylor.
Foal -R. R. Watt and C:Ruddlo,
2year old gelding and filly -R.
R. Watt and E. Taylor.
lyear old gelding or filly -Jas.
Watt.
Telalm.-H.Younlg,
Best our colts -W, Grey and T.
McMicb.ael.
Carriage
Brood mare with foal -J. Elton
Team-R,obert Ferris.
Roadsters
Brood mere -with foal -W. Taylor
and Walter MoGiill.
Taal -W. Taylor and Jas. Elton
2year gelding or filly-W.H, Mor
rift.
1 year gelding or filly -W. Nesbitt
and A. Sloan;
Single driver-W..G. Grey, John
Wright land Mr. McKenzie,
Lady Driver-W.G, Grey and J.
Wright.
Team. Scott Bros., W. G, Grey.
CATTLE
Pure Bred Durbam,s
Cow with oalf-J. S. Carter and J,
Barr,
2 year heifer -J. Barr J. S. Scott
lyear heifer R. Harrson A. Sloan
Heifer calf -3 S. Carter and T. H.
'Taylor.
Bull 1 -J. McElroy and J. Barr
Bull calf -J. Barr and T.H. Taylor
3Ierd-J. Earn.
Aberdeen Angus
Jas. W. Bone took all the prizes
thea -cyst(,
\,•`' ;Grades '
Caw with calf -R. Harrison, an d R.
W
i mal .
I
ipghlq2•S Scott and
Year steer -J. coR.
1Harilisoln,
1 year steer-R.1Harriison and J,
1Heffron.
lyear heifer- 'IIarrison and J
ye i R., J.
S. Scott. •
l year steer -R. ;Harrison. 1' and 2.
Heifer calf _-W.Tear and J. Barr,
Steer calf -T.'13. Taylor H. ,Horn'eY
Pat steer --J. Beffron land 2.
Fat cow or heifer -J. 'Heffron, and
R. Hairv'isrin. '
3 stock(!steens-J. Heffroni 1 &2 •
Best animal any breed -J. McElroy
(SHEEP
Ldicesters
Jas. Snell and Son, took gall the
prizes In this cliass.
Shropahiredo wm s
.LF. Laidlanv took all the (prize
money in this class.
Any other kintd. •
Fat sheep ewe or wether -James
Snell end ,Son.
PIGS.
Improved Berkshire
Brood sow-J.F. Laidlaw.
a• POULTRY
Geese-Hvgggitt Bros. ,.•
Rouen ducks-,He�-,1..gi'tt Bros.1 &2
Ducks any ogler variety-Haggitt
Brother, ..._..
.kmburggs-Haggi'tt Bros,
W andlottes, white and silver
' t sop.
Ela i B
tl
lieghorn,, white-J.F,Laidlaw 1 &2
Leghorn, -brown--R. Sellars, and
H,aggitt Bras. 1
Leghro,rns, anal other variety-
H'aggitt Bros.
Orpingtowis-R. Sellars, IHaggi'tt
Bros.
Bnahams, dark and white, Hag-
gift Bros "
Minaroas 'Haggitt Bros.]. & 2. •
Plyanouth Rocks, barred -R. Sel-
lars 1 and 2. , •
Plymouth Rocks, white and An
cants-Haggitt Bros.
Bliack breasted Red Gagne, Rhode
Islalnd' 31eds, and rcallection of
pigeons-Haggitt Bros. 1 and 2,
1 I SPECIAL PRIZES.
Cat's special -R. arras s eciak R. H on
,Cu - t
,stone & Giardimer's special -
'Malt.
Sl'oan's special -R. G. Mc-
DON'T
c-
Wan, J,ackaanea special -•J. Jackson
Grey Bros' special -C. Huddle, D.
Stalker, J.Cuming and [W'.IPotter.
T. McMichael & Sons' special -T.
McMichael.
Wm. Johnlston's special -W. San-
!d)ersgn, J. Vaise :mond, W.M. Bell
G. Pattersani and' Jos, Grasby.
Jas, Rapsoin's 'special -W. G. Grey
J, S, Chellew'sspecia'1-Wl. Watson
Hay Bross' special-J.K. Wise
( dc2ViiSfaa &'Co's. specials- 11.
Wightman and R.B. McGowan.
!Wang. Moore &Sdn1s speci(a4-D.
Lalidliaay. <
J. Mac 1Dodid's special= J. Snell
& Son r•
Dr. Milne's special -'H. Horny.
Dr. Mil'ne's special -R. Harrison(,
W..WiaYsdnl..
Ds. Milnes speciall-J, S. Canter
J. McMurchiels specla4-R. Wight
anal(((. '
Dr. McTialggarti's (special -Wm.
Wiaftsolnl. •
Wan. Jacksen's special -Miss Pol-
lock and H. Young.
Women's Inlsttute special- R.
Shortreed, H. Young and Mrs A
Taylor.
GRAIN
Red Flail wheat, -'Wm. McGowan
and J.K.:Wise,
Spring wheat -BB. McGiowa'a.
Speltz-J K. Wislei
6 -rowed Blarldy-J K. ' Wise and.
W McGowan,
2 -rowed BIa'rleiyl-J. K. Wise and
W. McGoev1aa�•in.
'White oiais long-R.B. McGowan
and J. Barn. ;
White •salts, short-Il„!Harrison
end J. Bars,,
Black oats Small peas and Large
peals -J. K. Wise.
'Timothy seed -R, Richmond and
J.K. Wise.
Red Clover seed- J. K. Wise,
Ensilage corn -J, J. Mason; and
J, (Harr.
1 ,; ROOTS
Collection. of .ggarden produce -J.
Jackson, J ;IS Mason, W. M. Scott,
Laite portatORO-Jt Pollard; 11.,G.
McGowan. •
Field Oarrots-1V, M. Scott and J.
Jackman', 1
Garden carrots -J. Jackson, Hag-
gitt Bnois,
Swede Turnips -J. Barr, and W.
M. Scoot:
Turnips, ian(y other kind -W. M.
Scott and J. J, Mason
Beietle, table use -E, Cr Smith &
Son, and C.IW4ght(man; '
Sug .er Beets g Man olds -R Har-
rison and J Jackson,
Maingel Wurzels, log -J Jack -
cons labii J lBarr,
Mange' Wurzels, globe- W. M.
Scott land. C. K. Taylior.
M'angel Wurzel, yellow -R, Har-
risan land W. M. Scott.
Pumpkin -J. J. 1Vlalson and W, Mc
Gewalt
Squash—W,M. Scott, J.J. Mason
Red dniolnts-Jae, Jacksont:
White field beans-R.Richman d.
Citrons-J.J, Macon, W. M, Scott,
'Watermelons -H. Homey and C.
K,ITay.lpr, '
Cabbage, named -J, Jackson and
J. F. Laidlaw.
Red pickling cabbage -J, Jackson
Caulifliowver-H. Horsey and Jas.
J'aclg9gn,
Field corn, Dent -J. J. Mason and
RI Hrarriesoes
Flint. Cern-W,H. Morritt s,nd E.
C.ISanvth &:iSdna
IS•weeA corm -E C. Smith &,,,Son,
and Jas. Jackson.
DAIRY &; PROVISIONS
Tub Butter -Wm. Watson.
Crock Butter -Wm ,Wlaitson, Jas.
Jaclessims.
Butter in rolls -R. Richmond and
C..Wigo nlgn,
Butter in primbs-1R,.. Richmon d
and R.'Wight(majn,
Tome made bread-C.'Wightknan
lana O. L'a+ldlaw. i
Extsnacted hen .Y •
ie-
A.B. Carr,
Bees land
their Prodiets-
A B
Carr,
Maple syrup -E, C. Smith & Sin,
•anal Jae. Jackson,.
Collection, of oanned or preserved
fr ui;t-R;IRichnvotifo'
'Grape wile -D. Laidlaw and Wm.
W.4tsan i
Pea Biscuits-E.G. McGowan and
Home made 'buns -Ci K. tTaylor,
rand R. B. McGlolwarj,
Twos -D
pe L olid a l wand W. T.
Jenkins:
Lunch for working anfaln-James
Jackson and H,rYoung:.
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IsalYdr ca(k;e,--d: eoldiard' and C.
W'ig:htintn..
'lionataalio catsup{ -D, L,airllaw anid.
Dineen Laidlaw •
l i k - 'M dtand
? ro )lets Rl.lt?! eGo vbiin J.
Ja4okie+ont
,Pickles any 'Other kin(d'-Duncan,
Laidlaw and Miss Symington.
Holme made soap -H. Young and
R. Shortreed.
(FRUIT.
OH
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BALD
Use Parisian Sage
1f our hair(is getting thin, los-
!_ ing its natural color or has that
mttieid, lifeless and'(scraggy ap-
pearance, the reason is
evid
e
nt-
derdi ff and failure to keep the
'Blenheim Pippisf R R. Sloan and
E. C, Smith And: Sans' .
(Millman Sweet-J.B,'1rern:ey jinn'
Singh„ & Sett '
SMS�an!n,-R,11. Sloan, and E. C,Smitil
&Sterik-R, R Sic. r
Smit!* -R, R. Sl X.:. J, B, Tier
ineY.,
Oirstalrno R. liciarion.ti and JTas.,
J a clysid n„
Spy 'apples Packed- R. R.
Sloan' and' "3.'B. Tierney,
11Veahbhy,-J.13. Tierney and C.
a' igh(tmrlti..
Canada Red -R.11. Sloan and R. G
McClio,w11t'-
Col verts-R. R .Sloan, and' D.
Laidlaw,
Aleaiaindeas--R1.114 Sloaaa and' W.
Wlatooin.
20 oz Pippins --J
s' -.J Cursing, R. R.
Crab apples -C. Wight:anon andR..
RI. Sloan.
Irgalmed varigt l -C.• E, Smyth &
Son land IF.IToth
Collection oflapp)✓ets-Ri,'R. Sloan
amd C. W iglvitmass.
Winter pears -R.11. Sloan and C.
Dodids,
Malt Pears -C. Dodds and 1 C.
Wighitlna,4n.,
Plumes-C.I,W'ightmain; Al, B. Carr.
Collection of plums -A, B. Garr.
Ton aloes-J.'F. Laidlaw .and Jas,
Jacleaeros
Grapes -W. .avr. Scott 'an1d1 R.
Short 'eieici.
Peaches-R.R. Sloes and Wm M.
Scott, •
Winter apples -R.11. Sloan and C.
Wagliltuaki t.
Pall apples -RR .Sloan and E., 0,
Snaith &f S ole.
Balddvin-R,R. Sloan, 3.B, Tierney
KSng,e-R. R. Sloaln, J. B. Tierney
Norlllieen Spy. -J. B. Tierney. and
• E m
C, Smith , S
n
I
Gre nSOi S'
-R: R. aa
el lg I n and
hair roots properly nourished. J 13, Tierney. f
Parisian' Sage applied daily for a Blibstto(n. Pippltn•-D.Laidltaw and
week and then occasionally is all !.
that is needed. It removes dand-
ruff with one, application; almost.
immediately
.stns falling lin hair and
I>
itching head; invigorates the scalp
and makes dull, (stringy hair soft,
abundant and radiant with hfe.
Equally good for men, women or•
childirtetn -everyone' meads it,
A large bottle . of this delightful
: LADIES' WORK
Applique work, Mist Livia,gstonle
W. Ili., Tiaanblyn.
;Bedroom slippers, Miss Living-
stone, Mrs. Crittenden.
Batttenburg lace, , Mies Livings-
tone, Rrt"M. Scott. ;.•
Baby's outfit, Miss Livingstone
Crochet quilt, Miss Symington, H.
Young.
Cushion. tops 11.hW.. Tartnblyn.
Crochet work iln Silk, Miss Liv-
ingstotnle land Miss Symington.
Cushion top emibroidlered, Miss
Livingetonto, Miss Symington.
Crochet workinNovety braid,
Miss Livingstone, Miss Symungton
Collection of Ladies work, Miss
Livi1nigetiopnfe.
Crochielt work, cottony Miss Sy-
anilnigtlotns Miss Livingstone,
Cross stitch embroidery, 'H W.
Tamblyn Miss Livir/gstone. '
Embroidery on Boltin g cloth,
Miss Livingstlon(e, Miss Symington
Eyelet centre piece, W. M. Scott
Mise Livingetiokib,
Embroidery on i Silk ,or Satin,
Miss Livingstone, Mies Symington
Embroidery Kenssingtlorn, Miss
Symington, 9T. W. Tamblyn
Embroidery Roman, Miss Living-
sitdne; 'H( W. Tamblyn',
Embroidery Shialdo'w, Miss Liv-
ingstone, Miss Symington
(Nancy Toilet set- Miss Liv -
tin.
Fancy pin cushion, Miss Living-
stdnie, H. W. Taimiblyn.
Fancy (handkerchief case, Mrs.
Crittenden, Miss Livingstone
(Etching -Miss Synnun,ton, H. W.
Tialmblyn
Fancy corset cover, 'Mrs, Crit-
tlendlers Miss Livingstone.
• Falncy work bag, Miss Living -
Monte, Mrs. Crittenden.
Fancy apron, 1H, 1W. Tamblyn,
Mrs, Critttendlen.
Genoa mitts, Miss Symiin(g7:fon,
Miss Livinigstolnet
H'oitOn or Point Lace, Miss Sy-
miingtIo1i Miss Livingstone:
IH,amdhuger oe.lNorwegian work,
PEW. Tamblyn, Miss Livingstone
Handkerchiefs, Miss Livingstone
W.M. Scott.
Itish crochet, Miss Livingstone.
Kin•ii!ted lace in Cotton, Miss Gy-
aniimgtpm, Miss Livingstone..
Knitted or Crochet ;envy wool
•eLalwl, Miss Symmn,gildn, Miss Liv-
ingetb nes
Kitchen apron, Miss Livingstone,
Miss Symington.
Lace handloerchief, Miss Living-
stone, W. M. Scott.
Laundry bag, Mrs. Criytendien.
Miss Livin,gst!ome,
-Mount Mellick embroidery, Miss
Living,sten e.
Table Matte, 'H, W. Tamblyn, Miss
Syiwlingbai1. '
Doylies, Mies Livingstone, Miss
Synalniglion.
Patch quilt, Miss Symiingtom
Piano scarf, Miss Livingstone'.
Miss Syminig'tdn
Photo frames, Miss Livingstone,
'Pillow ease, Miss Livingstonie,
Miss Symington
Woolen Stobie, 113. W. Tamblyn,
Miss Livings'yon,e;
Quilt, A. B. Carr, Mrs. Crittenden
Ribbon work, Sofa Pillow, Miss
Livingstone.
Slunnbes Robe -D. Laidlaw, Miss
Symington,
Tatting, Miss Livingstone, Miss
Syimi,>ygtoln
Centre piece, (Miss Syimington,
Mrs, A. Taylor.
Table cover. Miss Livingstonae,
Miss ,min
S a
Y
g 'n.
TraYCloth, Miss Livingston
e,
Miss Symiingtjon:
Tea coley, Mrs. Crittendejn, Mise
LilvingStione_
'Towels, Miss Livingstlone, Miss
Sy$nbotan*
Table centre piece, Miss Living.
shone, Miss Symiln;,ton(
• Whisk holder, Mies Livlog stone,
Mrs. Crit(tlenidlc)tn,
'Wlatlachia!n work, Miss Symin(g-
toiny Miss Livingsltbne.
Dravn aorklMiss Lnvv
n
s one
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Mrs. H. W. Tlamblynr •
Fancy Netting, Miss Livingstone
Miss Symington.
1 'FINE ARTS.
Golcden, Russets -R. R. Slolaln and
J. B. Tierney. •
Roxboro Russet -R, R. 'Sloan and
C. Wighitmlan
• Seelessio,-,Furtber-T, B. Tierney,
and !J .R, Sloan
J2lielvmdn
SDpii:zelnbdrg--R.R, Stolen and 1 ,
u'
;V'•Iarg•ner-J. B. • Tierney and RaR. i
hair tonic can be had from W S. S5ga(n, ,
11 Holmes or.j.ny drug, counter for , Ben Dnvis-1i,.,R. Sloan and E.' C.
50 cents. You ^rill surely like Par- Smith ' & ,Siem,
Isiah Sage, T .ems; is no other "JustGnalventor-A. B, Carr
an3c
goody-Try!R
it n w, R.Slgaiti,. •
"Frusta -tines" Keeps Young And Old
In Splendid Health
J. W. HAMMOND iso.
scoraaND,'ONT., Aug. 25th. 1913
"Fruit-a-tives" are the only pill
manufactured, to my way of thinking.
They work completely,no griping
whatever, and one is plenty for any
ordinary person at a dose. My wife
wasa martyr to Constipation. We tried
everything on the calendar without
satisfaction, and spent large sums of
money until we happened on "Fruit-
a-tives". I cannot say too much in
their favor.
We have used them in the family for
about two years and we would not use
anything else as long as we can get
"Fruit-a-tives"..
Their action is mild, and no distress
at all. I have recommended them to
many other people, and our whole
family uses them".
J. W. HAMMOND.
Those wbo have been cured by "Fruit-
a-tives" are proud and happy to tell a
sick or ailing friend about these won-
derful tablets made from fruit juices.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Pencil dratwin,g, Miss Livingstone
Piastlale any subject, Miss Liv-
intgstpne; Mae. Crittenden.
9?Iaintlikig on glass in oil, Mrs,
E. Adfalms 1;lanrcd 2.
• PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Folihige, C. Dodds, Mrs. Fenwick
Ferns, C'. :Dodids.
Plaints in Plower, Mrs. Fenwick
C Dod(ds,'
IGeiianiums int bloom, C:" Dodds,
Mrs. 'Fenwick.
Hanging basket, Mrs. g'enwick,
W. MCGovlan,
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CUT FLOWERS,
Dahliae, Mrs. Fenwick, C. Dodds
:Pansies, Mrs. Fenwick, C. Dodds
Asters, 3, Jacksons C. Dodds.
Hand bouquet, Mas.. 'FeB'wlck,
Miss Symington .
Table Bouquet; Mrs, Fenwick,
Miss Symington
CHILDREN'S COMPETITION.
Work by children, Wm. Scott.
Darinin gg, J. Parrott.
.Pencil drawing, 33. J. Mason.
• SCHOOL CHILDREN.
(Writing, -Meple Leaf for 'Ever,
Margaret Farr, Hazel Hill.
r•rd aurum • Ati•f
Local News
iMnNA{ W"U"'i1i li nt mm
IMPROVEMENTS;
Atnew eminent) foundistion ie be-
ing put under the'•fMnle house
occupied by Mrs, Bdanfieild, n.ext'to
the hosipitiaffs
• Thos. McKenzie hits had ,a founld.
nitron put un'd'er his office at the
min I
BECOMES LAW JANUARY 1ST.
The Workmen's ICompentsation,
Act, passed by .the last session of
the Legislature, coarses Inito effect
do,Jautuary 1st A 'proclamation
tin that effect was issued' last Fri-
dley, aliifght,
MINOR LOCALS.
October. 1 t
(Grow whepitii
1Gronv more wheat,
'Trad'e foollowst heads
Alniimials in oil, Miss Livingstone
Ainimla'ls In wailer color,: /'Miss
L,ivinigistlone, Mrs. Crittenden.
Pierced braes, rMs. Crit'tenlden,
Pens land Ink (sketches, Miss 'Liv-
ingetiolne,
Hand painted China, Miss Brig-
lvlalm, Mrs: Cijitltenrdlen,.
China ign+'lustro, Mrs. Crittenden
Oil a1
ntll
fi Miss LJVin, 9 m
e
;Walter color paintings, Miss
Liv-
tni,s't91i et
Fruit, or Flowers, in['"oil, Weiss
Brigham; ' Miss Li viinigstiofn :.
Fruit or Flowers,' in water colors
Miss Brighalm, Mrs. Crittenden.
Figure panting in our, Miss Ljv-.
i. e,sl0otts
nfl=i.i
ung Pa1n i ag
in water color,
,
MissLivingstone, Mrs. A. T1sylor,
Hand painted placque in, oil, Miss
Syhniig;ton, Meal A. TIa lor.
xy'
Painting oniSilk, Satin, or plash
Miss Livintgetioue, Miss Symington
La
ndscaPe, in. oil, Mies Brigham
Mese Li.vin, sit n
b
g ,e4
Landscape in water color, Mrs.,A
Taylor, Miss Li i
n
stoes"
Or.namenid .or Vase, Mrs, Crvttenr
deny Miss Brightalnat.
Bua,nit work on Leather, Mies Liv-
iin(gistoln e;
TaintingonBoltin '''cloth, Mies
Livingslte. Miss Synvington.
Hand painted platee, Mrs. ..Crit-
tenden. Miss Btigb a:' '
li ��1111
War Summary
Ys
,ii
11%
G .moi•
Wednesday
,Geateain right wing broloep,with
.allied fences inpursuit.
The British Gove eimem't Mals put
al check oniishipment,s to)Germaniy.
Our 'three million, Russian ,troops
tb form -first line'fracing (German
from[ es, I
The Germans have openlcas lire
on. Antwerp forts.
British forces jour Jape before
Tsing-Tau.
Six m'ill'ions has been raid on
Brussels indemnity:P
Three British cruisers note con
trill the straits of Magellan.
Premie(, Botha lauds ,e nitre
British policy and, 5000' Boers cheer
his remlau'ke:
Tuesday
The Germans conSinue to make
"a andnight attacks on the
t
id )
yg
1a01ieis
bast suffer heavy losses and
leaves thousands of dead an,d,
wounded ossithee bialbtle fields.
NTieunRe Gernnlans, b•Q r the advance of
the Russians ou the banks of
telillj
IPt ha reported thlatt Maubeng e, is
burned bytlne Gormlanisl."
Rigid censorship ,(Slone more
,
• t. i. war ws
put o n ,al mit
'The right wing of tllie Austri aln s
heave beon. . driven bey,o,\ud Carpa-
'tlhilans
The Germans are anx,Sous in Bel-
ggran capital and ark building
trenches and Straps! t okeep Belt..
glans back. I.
The cossjacks annihilated the
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Hungarian cavalry.
Fnance loses a,warship at the
(attack on the Cattro forts.
The Daodenelies has been closed
'navigatkonl,
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WITH BILIOUSNESS
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FOR 20 YEARS
Sour Stomach and Biliousness are
caused by a sluggish. Liver, for when it is
not working properly, it holds back the
bile, which is so essential to promote the
movement of the bowels, and the bile
gets into the blood instead of passing
through the usual channel, thus causing
many stomach and bowel troubles.
Mr. Charles Pettit, 25.61 Richmond
Street, London, Ont., writes: -"I feel
it my duty to write you a few lines in
regard to your Milburn's Laxa-Liver
Pills. I have been bothered with
Biliousness and Sour Stomach for twenty
years until a year ago I started to use
Laxa-Liver Pills, and I have not been
bothered since. I
be known
wish to let it
to all those who suffer as I did."
Milburn's Laxa-Liver 'Pills are 25
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receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited. Toronto. Ont.
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The officiai statement given ont
on i5u3day evening, States that
the situation ie satisfactory end
that the Brilttilsh fnotn,t is able to
beat, back the enemy ;with heavy
telsaes.
The timbal Geoman. casualties in
dead , wounded and missing are
officialty (reported' ;to date are
10,4, 589.
In eev.ere fighting at Terdeon-
de Belgians drive Germans back.
A,Geranfani Zeppelin made atlour
of Ghent, Dyuitze, Minelkeka' and
R,olleghem orad dropped bombs on
them) 1 -
jltaris was bgmibarded by a Ger
mai, aviators.
IH( isirepornted rtleast 800,000
Germlans' have gathered in , East
•Prusslya.
Przemypl, •Galicia is in dire
starts being surnoun(dled by Reset-
ans.
Tritiish cruiser have captured a
U.S. vessel and a Norwegian boat
coaling the ,German cruiser Karin
ruche alt sea. The .German boat
escaped.
Iti iss,t Major-General
asten' that 7
Alderson of England will command
the Canadian contingent in Europe
i.surrounded and
'The iF'reuc.i have
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m uta ed the 109th Regiment of
W n,ih t h
the Germaine Reseve(r(es. g
Coco Beiach; in.'W'esiteon, Equator
ins]. Africa is a 1d ed 'tor French do -
Main. i
The German( desposivors and, mer
chants are compelled to"take their
Was loam( ;
The (Canadian Govermmsent' is
giving $50,000 to•ithe Belgiam puff
erns from the wins
Saturday
'
Terrific ifyght:n'g writhe !ell
wing and the Allies gave away,but
Latter assumed thieloffensijve.
The, Gannon forces are badly
beaten. imfi ht around St. uen
tiwn
The Britich Admiralty blames the
Hogue and Cressy; should have
left "the Aboukir to her own,resour
eels
11,000 Tastes Volunit:eers (back
Lord' Kt. chejha4,
About middaya .Germatnt a
ern
plalne flew over 1oulolgiiryyee(( at, a
great height and the avaitiorr(threlw
a bomb into a shipbui'ldilnlg yard.
Na "ens was ih1jured and slight
drainage was dune, The aeroplane
cont./in ued' its 1l'lghit fan a 'souther-
ly dii::eotioin." '
"A message from Berlin says
the Gemeana0 Staff, having agree.(
to the complete olfficiall hat of pros
olnteiris has found it, necessary to ad
mit that the totals a:Ureacly ann.oun
ced were "erromieons. Taus aggre-
gate
, re
giatte number of prisoayers en (Gess
men hands is new seduced from 250
000 11o:50,000 of whom 3o,oioo 9re
' Russilaius+
FSomty thous) nd .Geam,an,s have
be,en eareafrapect blithe environs. ofs .f
i Wiafgerlcyoo s'vnce Saturday head-
quarters being established' at Ray's
brooch):
A desplaltch to The Messageitoifor;
wjalydled Hao; Paris byi'the Blaine con
respondent of the Hayes Agency
days that the Allied forces :'lands
ed in, Dalmatia after bombardiln'g
the fortified' kailbppr of Lissa. The
British iandFren,ch flags were. then
hoisted to provoke the Austtrilan
fleet to ggme out and en,gage•'t'he
allied fleet in battle. Three Aus-
trian squadrons the correspondent
laddie are sheltered Oa, Icain}tl at
Ilasna opposite the Austrian naval
.sedation lqf Polo.
Desperate Battle along thefrbait
of Sevegnilk4-Loianitga favor the
Ser wimp. .
"The Admuia'itly announces that
o telegram has been, received( from
Vice -Admiral Sir George Patey slat
ing that the toren and the( 'harbor'
of Friedrich Wilhelm the seat , of
government of Klaiser SWilheim's
Land (the name applied to the Ger-
man portion of New' Guinea) have
been. occupied by an •Ausitl•alian
force witlhiolut opposition.
Tlie Adaniatalty issued an official
list of the survivors of the cruisers
Aboukir, Cressy and Hogue sunk
iin'the North Seas 'T'his list with
the sixty officers previously re-
ported( safe brings the total of
survivors up to 339.
This based' dnun official 'Ealcula-
tirol0s would lelave a.death list of
about 1,400 aseach cruiser carried
a complement orf over 700 men..
Friday
,akilad•ian troops are already on
the Willy.
The Allies ,are trying Ito drive the
the Austrian. ships into the ,open
weal
The Allied forces capture Per-
one Wand enemy isnolw almost
einvel!oped,
The Belgisenst ()the south Of
Antwerp pouted la,German force of
2,000 mien
!rhe Russinlac have captured Jar
•oisl'av and armies are a(lion(g the
ilne frotm Cilacow Id San, Rtver.
(Placards posted in Berlin bear
the startling proclamation "We
want peace; down with the Kaiser.
rm. Austrians have lost two for
pedoi bolaits aired toe torpedo-boat
destroyer by floating Mines.
Tine ,German 'cruiser Emden fired
nine shells et Madras British India.
The Novia Scotia 'Highiandere are
seeking recruits In Ontario.
Gernalan papers are beia;g punish
ed for iteliing rthe truth 'anent; the
War.
•Quebec will Save a distiinctly
French : Can(adian regiment in
the next coIppllirgelp..
Time• Turkish Ambassadors leaves
Washington'
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