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The Clinton News Record, 1927-02-10, Page 3Massacre Survivor Tells Experiences When you . serve RED ROSE ORANGE pgicog to your family you aro giving them the best tea you can buy. SELF-WILLED BOY A Birthday Gift. b k>Lr1f1YA Be Ref or� ed Pris° As is already rather generally y on ; revs--�Matst be R Higher Appeal. "No use sending this : boy to the Shelter—bars not strong "enough to hold him." Thus wrote one of our Magistrates in referring to a lad who had committed two or. three offences against the lay}r. He was probably right if the Shdl ter is, considered from the standpoint of a prison; but entire ly wrong if he thought prison bars the only way of subduing and controlling a lively boy. Too many, deal with the `young offenderfrom that viewpoint- hence this comment on the futility Of such methods• of reformation. Our appeal is to the heart, 'to the/intelli- gc5nee, the sympathy, the affections, the spirit of service, to all those flier elements in Life and character that boys in common with all humanity possess in a more, or less highly de- veloped degree.. Lade' of faith, effort and- enthusaasm on the part of the worker accounts for many of the fail- ures and the: lost' Opportunities that aro so tragic in their later 'cohee quences. What might leave been and what we,•might have accomplished is one of the sad reflections that carni to us all `when we Fool; over the past. -J. J. I e1so. 1l.c"• • Use - 7G S @ W1�. a£r r mw and Machine Knives sIMONOs CANADA v.v., c0. L70. • 312a_ MoNTnLu VANCOUVER, sr. JOHN, 1(0... TORONTO - n g:'i3 • P \ &\\\\\.4.w. .nulla V\ 11 • known, the University of Toronto ,s to celebrate, next October, the; erne hundredth anniversary of its found:- ing. The Alumni Federation is mak- ing plans to arrange fora birthday gift to the University on that occa- sion. Various suggestions. of a Suit- able gift have been made but the one that so far seems to make the great- est appeal to the graduates is that the money be used: to place a carillon of bells in the Soldier's- Tower, ` which the graduates erected a few years ago. 11 The Soldiers' Tower of the 1lndver- elty of Toronto is said' to be the larg 1 est single memorial of the Great War (to the British Empire. It was built with money raised by graduatesand former etudezits` of the Provincial. University of Ontario. At the time it was- built, the plan was to put a carillon of bells in it• but there was not sufficient money for the purpose. Now it is proposed to mark the' -one hundredth anniversary of the Univer- sity in this distinctive way, and cer- tainly this would be a birthday gift that would never be forgotten. Athletes use Minapd's Liniment. _G 0 NEWS For the Radio Fan, Dealer. • or Professional Set Builder. 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R. i Canadiatl 'Farmer Tells His .ence "La" Booth, widely known Ontario fanner, and a sick mann for 20 years, suffered daily, only half alive. Now strong, robust, vigorous,• credits new found health to Tanlac • Thoughtopularly known as "Les," 1l'Ir. Booth'slcorrect first name is 'George. IRs home is at 271 Perth St., Brockville. For the past three years he has enjoyed vigorous health but what ho" endured before then is best - told in his own words. "For twenty years my arms, shoulders, back and Trios, ached with rlreumatismia' said 1Vir. Booth. "Often I had to quit work entirely andl remember ono bad spell that kept mein beer for six mends. "My case got to bee° chronic that the help rail the farm. T was prat tically helpless. Even my wrists and handiewould swell up so that I couldn't write my narr�4o, I dreaded bedtime, for I got no ','est, but -lay • there in 1 ' agony, waiting for morning. Nervone spells would seize me and I would tremble all over like a leaf, I couldn't get any benefit froi my food and had to force myself to eat.1Vly weight was far below normal. "Three years ano,T decided to give Tenlac a good trial, for nothing else had helped me. I oo.•uld scarcely be- lieve' such results were possible as Moth Tanlac soon showed. The aching stopped, my appetite came back and I could eat heartily, My nights be- t,amo more restful, tto, ilusl 1,,N1ept aountUy. T gained le pounds '011i011 P - stili retain, and I now work hard out- doors from 8 to 10 hours a day, I never have an ache. It's hardly bei-ieueablel If folks want to know what Tanlae Ban dor tell them to..weito to Les ooth, or to come and see me. I'll tell 'em." If your health is broken from over- work or neglect, profit from Mr. Booth's experience. Try Tanlao, na- ture's own body builder, made frgm- roots, herbs and harks. Your druggist. has it, Oyer 52 million bottles sold: Typical Cree Indians who participated • in' the massacre at Frog Lake., An unique and intimate record of the(Inset) Chief Bear - ( ) Big Massacre at Fog Lake In• 1885:at'the , time of the Can i• Northwest ht : ago rebels on the wan• path, had not ai! an o t vest Re belilon 1tae teen given to Gonadial/ his. the Canadian Pacific Railway, then in tory by William B'leasdell Cameron, ltd infancy, pteppe,d' into-- 61re breacd, the sole white survivor of that appal - and sent troops to quell Chet urirising. ling disaster. In a volatile recently pub- Big Bear, the old chief of the .Cree lisped by the Ryerson Press, Toronto•, Indians, is a noble and pathetic area= Mr•. camerae reeoants in vivid detail tare, a lover of pease and a friend' of the events which led to the attack, the white man. Ile hos little influence the bloody-rogfess of the massaere, over the fiery and bloodthirsty mem- and his two months experience aa bens of the tribe, and knew little of planer of the Indians'. "The War the hd7'line at Frog Lake. One of the Trail or Big Bear" ie not only out• most dramatic incidents in the book standing for lie value as a..historic is his epee•Ch at the trial of the Indians reeord; it is a remarkably powerful following the massacre, when eight of and dvanfatic narrative. ! his band are sentenced to death. De- lver, Cameron was a young Govern- l ieoted, lonely, shorn of his freedom, meet agent' at Frog Lake' when the he was still able to hold up his head. Massacre occurred.. He describes the Re was still Big 'Bear ahiet of the general restlessness of the Indiaus C.rses• And blip• pica was not for him - Preceding the Rebellion when it seem- self, but for his people—for his child- ed as if the whole Middle West might ren, hiding in terror "afraid to show be swept by the carnage of semi -sae-, thomeelves In the bright light of day." A WEAK' STOMASTOMACII IRISH ,..,USFICIOUS Classified A.dvcrtiat trrcl OF ITALY'S DICTATORaarNre. Can 'Be Strengthened; `i"9aroitl the Use of P. €'i'ili alae Pink Pill's - _- _ '�rji Atle131,e Inc SOAR OPAlni min TO .F .a �/l li'. t vol tlo ,s dt e• Ileo -mists m nitro {) �;1�'SrCitl Ea�pan8lOn 1VS�y 1(U1 o-,ntUie 1Lr, 0ti[ ticil. Ula Ir(lptblll Nnro lrlw„a. Cause internatlol'taI`Cori IUnI J ..coin i -,t mi p:,,li nclnetvo t tip tnattW. auto rr ,A. au":t .pplendlq IltiE nt 1v t tl„tnU'g3 plications. i 4th, fur 7lpt awl nal vara lar, Slono b i 1S,ilinb.lita, l''''''''' m onto k r Il llt0 crying ilac d for more roogn - FOa SALE. `V(111,1.itifl is the ill, els by nhic'h .ill "'° world Oi,' h"1. peo'pl'e 1g voic-el T SOT110Lo. 5001,4 rrWT VAIIN1:T. '1'0:Al the Ohand r1 (3. 't7rwr llo:ly"changes . ever} o•ofteu by Pl�ami-em Mnssoidlid, p11 rocord•e QSeolectfons, nutanmWe. -ralptr. the fcod we C�- into blood, And the sill ., an s wondvs: wh ether `in hie Hni- 166.06 fur ges,ou gunranWed, kolaoon, 0(0 0taunt r,^hole of osif well-being tltnpl:nds opals, p'haI is Ynanner of seeakiug he does not iteral r u,t Mantzout' this is.a(a xllmtnlnpd (1.tY nf1)CI t,y, 00-oseio•uely on^ nncousoionsly assu¢tq p( IILl➢t st rims, i10nbi¢NFALI:0 0000001) It'J by. Tenon a 5iluZ , 9lmpre homu :.1°' hall ;'ear in a1rQl -,sail' salt. aDTllOtimeht t71^. L1 mE3n,A�Ging ellapP%. `i°il•@ llttel'ataC2;y Of d5 1•nga•p sn.ecdo, lbotinant7c oP tevtNtonn:ia. SVMto p�100-000 becomes fanilty,.and• theft 800d- .nr i who have rowo.o to co'ntnv!t tlielr t ansa rnr ri.•e Uaok. - rxmim•' I,iamedl•,, T,Imltad ay1Untly fio wtir cT' otherwise 1t nut. w.. Td hd01uldu r.aet, Toronto, 0 oaUM toltat ' .beginm to •pa lson itis hluo(L tnstead�. vf Psetkhe tote out>; feeding et.' This le follo'w'ed by ,alltlzo �'saxHaf the world, r^emlajk ,Tho Irish po•nge of indigestion, such as gas on Sta'te'sman (Dublin), 000 1ivays lteam. that ilio etiibl fliers obvious fueled the stomaeli, prvin�s around the heaztt, with uer'orls Merest. This is Pao'- 7apau for an oyerdnw las elwrmed the often nausea steel( eating, and a dip, ticularly true,- it is chained, abouts United' States, and also Great Britain, like for all kinds of food. Mussolini, who has "made his own as guardian of a white Australia. The The oildy way ,to overcome Ures•e bbaracter his ooun•try'e character, the etxpennding of -a pacific settlement of troubles ie, to Some up the digestion so law of tris own being the lair of •its this problem would interest the whp{b that you •can,assimilato all yourfood, being." Since Lenin died,: it is assert- world. The statement of the' emblem To do this you have only itio take Dr. ed by this weekly, no etateeman has with reference toTtaly amd,withorutthe 41tii .iasns' Pinlc Pil•]s; A short aowrso Irad anything like' this "oontplete Iden- Pacific Palley ehlcidated will eel. help of dress pills wfll glrfcluly.tone up tllo tlty between liecsonal will sad no-- 1n the allaying• of susp'i<eion,” stomach and Uanisla dndigeation. Iiooe-critiona•1' w&17" TTe neaii tlne•s: Asiatics.Not "Niggers." is a bit of oonvfncdng piroaf given 71y I 'Naturally wlrat'he says ie 'breaded One •thing Nluseoldiri said, which Th Mrs, Chas, Ladner, Ellerslle, P.101, �' 1oo'tritleai philesotphers have Of- Irish Statesman-helieves to be alto,. -who a1t - wtho says:—"For acme years" -e- was a; en commented on the inevitable eon- getlter true, is that the Asiatic gerfj sufferer from stomach trouble. Every-eequenees of th'e hiollogleal'expansion will disappear whenever • Europe, thing I(ide caused. distress, SMUT' Stain - I of races, but phnlosophers have net the ceases .to think of Asiatics as leaa7jarl- nth. and belching, I could not oat l direct use of power, and .people sleep ane, and breaks down this mental bar- '` meat or potatoes, and- •1- grew weak 'sound o' nights whatever. they say. But 'rim between' the •Eurolpeafo and the and nervous'. No mediema seemed' to when Museolini gives an interview' to Aslaitfo mentality. In, Asda are the help me until I'was persuaded to take a stor edvildzations," it is recalled, sy and dilbites upon rapidly ex- and' we read: Dr, wi ddaan ' Pink . Pihle, and these-tandin ,amply worked wanders. L tools the 1Pd eacoo-respondent of the Associatedanceg ai•atlonai organisms• like Italy, I "Asia gave birth to ad2 the -groat re,. pills faithfully for a couple of months and utpo'n the neoesetty of ProvidingInform --- Christianity, Brahmanism). by 'which time ever^y symptom of the for Italy's crying need•, not onhy for Bu'tldhiein, Oonfncianism, Tao, Islami moral disappeared,, and there bas not xotal and spiritual, :but for physical and many o.thsrm Alike in the arta since been the slightest symptom" of pension, foreign statesmen will bel and in literature, irn,eveiythisg except stomach trouble- No wonder 5 praise coupe/Red mainly about . the interpre- • science, the intellect of Asiatic races Dr. Williams' Pink Fills." - • You can get these pills through any. medicine. dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. WIN-tanos' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. anDaN LIKE THEA i Baby's Own Tablets Are Effec- tive and Easy to Give. To Birds. Goif you will and must. Your round, bright eyes, Will look •on many marvels Without surprise. You do not have to coax and threat And youwi11 reed in jungles en to get the little ones: to take Baby's And peer down craters And see slow ant -eaters Own Tablets-. The easy with which And aaltars. they are given, as compared with liquid medicines, will appeal to every Then you will coma thine morning mother: None is spilled er wasted; To your old tree you know just how big a dose has And sat, your old exemp Ie reached' the little stomach. As a rem- edy for. the ills -of childhood arising Of domesticity, from derangement of the stomach and bowels they are most satisfactory. Mrs. hose Veysr, Widdirn•nntle, Cann., says:—"I used Baby's Own Tablets Over 1n the Canadian Northwest and found The caravan moon ma„,„ slow, -Elizabeth Coatsworth. The Oldest Gypsies. the sky' dark roads them ill wonderful medicine for child- Anel all the hosts- of alalia Ten's troubles, especially indigestion Forever restless go; and eonsttieiaticn. I have also given 1?nz earie:i gypsy eomlvdiiies them to- my children for simple, fever Traveling the centuries. •and the as tles'snes5• aecomlOUiYing —Rachel mem, in "Taxis and, Tomb teething and they always gave relief. stools." • I can recommend Baby's Own Tablete ' to all mothers." Phoebus. - Baby's Own Tablets' are sold by tnedf- cine dealers .or by mail at 25 conte a A weed like Phoebus brings to me box Drone The Dr. Williams' Medicine t A whiff of rare antiquity. CO., Brockville, Ont. 1 sniff it curiously and then I place it on the ell-sif again;. ,Por, I would never care to choose Garden Medicine Chest. A vtntaged word like that to use A we'll -known doctor recently de- 1n speaking of my friend—the suet dared that the old malt -and -hops bee,' —Mildred Weston, in "The Singing of England prevented a large part of Bill." the country's manhood, from being t killed off in the days" when scurvy wee It Depends, 01' rampant in winter because of insu& giaw fang wdl'1 .this' lawn ntou'er Relent supplies of fruit and vegetables. Many people do not know that their Inst?" asked the -careful buyer. gardens may be made to supply them How roomy and, what kind of neigh- with an ideal dietary, bora have you?" countered the ex - Celery is good- for rheumatism. p.mienced hardware dealer. Spinach contains iron to an important extent. 4 The countryman "gives his horse carrots to improve its coat, and we should take a reef out aY his book, foe carrots improve- the .complexion, the nails, and the hair. -.Apples, which contain media weld, act on the kidneys and Mad to retal'd ofd age. Lettuce contains'„ quantities of vita- min "C," anti;is therefore a highly im- portant iters in the daily diet, Oranges and lemons, tltouglr regarded as a hot - weather food, aro inyaluable during winter for reducing inflammation and ae a medicine in cases of influenza, Ycit're bilious! ;You have a throb' strikes one anew -each -time it ie seet IF BILIOUS, SICK OR CONSTIPATED 6L 79 TAKE "CASCARETS" t1J IJ'� U B i'. the Forth Bridge. - At our feet the waters of the Forth ripple in and out very 'quietly .and lazily. There is a flat calm, :and the water lies almost ailtly, still, the pearly grayness of its' surface un- broken by a ripple. Just beyond,aand far above us, the Forth Bridge reams its tremendous 1ili&k for more than a mile " over to Queensferry on . the farther shore.- First the great stone piers step out into the water, tarry- ing the steel viaduct; then come enormous arches and spans of steel supported by huge girders, and in- terlaced' with an intricate tracery- of stanchions, baffling in the elaboration of its design. Far away at the other side the stone piers again come into view; but it fo the middle portion of the bridge wltrclt imp -resets one most deeply, composted as it is- of enormous red -painted ap•ans of steel, resting al- most at water level on great columns of. stone. Al the -end. of a wooden pier which juts out into the water, a little crowd of passers-by are watching a small boat which is moored to the timber's: A diver is sitthng in the boat; his hel- met leele, and we see his bronzed face, and ragged mustache app•saring from under a turban sbaped cap of red which, forms -a foundation for the he': met. As we watch he rises, adjusts hie helmet, and 'climbs over the gun-, wale, where .•t ladder trails -down into -the water, The then in the boat ar- range hie communication line, and slowly, heavily, he b.egine to descend the Iadder. Now the water has en - golfed him, there remsins en'Iy a ripple where his helmet hes been, and two men are paying out the one with a windlass, while a third stands holding tate communication line ready to draw hint inata given sigtnal. The.et'euk- ing machinery winds on and en; one would think enough •rape had been paid out to take the diver across the liver, but oven as we watch they be- gin to wind in again and lie reappears, hauling himself slowly up the ladder. As he sits down in. the boat his fel- lows hasten to relieve him of his enor; mous helmet, While we have been watching, the tide has turned, and the water begins - to ripide in, round our feet. We turn and look down the river, On the near bank the woods of Dalmeny elope down to the water's edge -woods• lust tinged with ernnge.end'gold, while fur- ther down the Firth of Forth the coast of rife shines out, clear gold where the sunddght retch -es the reaped fields, softly, wonderfully blue on the shadowy ltfllst, "A beggar's mantle fringed with gold"—the description rises unbidden to one's lips; but how- beautiful ow beautiful a mantle it is, beyond worde to describe: It cannot ea that the sin, 1 Ito headache, bad cold, sour t always shifi`es in the kingdom of Fife, Stomach or costive bowels yet even on gray defy's the land' seems by morning to bo touched- with glee/es of light; twhile when the atmosphere is clear ,o weeder o s opwlescent, beauty bfng_ arcuation In yotu- head, a bad ', Doctors vouch for ,Minard's Liniment. ,taste in,your mouth, your eyes burn, leo 'la is it in its loveliness,- ,ts y coloring, unspoiledand ' freak 'the purity oY' is • roar skin 9s. -,allows 'WW1 darlt .rings'. coloring, . Silver articles and ornaments 'soon • under your eyes; your rips areparched:. tarnish when exposed'to•the air. The No wonder you feel ugly, mean and 11i - brightness can be restored by dipping l tempeeed. Your system is full of bile thea rticles in a .strong solution of net properly passed off, and what you ammonia and hot water. need is a cleaning.up inside. Don't continue being a bitlious• nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort -to harsh physics that irri- tate and injure. Remember that moat 'dieordees., of the stomach, liver" and bowels are,cured by -mooning with gentle, tltou:iigh Cascarets---they waft while you s'Ieep. Ale -mot box from your druggist. will- keep your liver and bows!- elesn;, stomach sweet, and year head, clear for months. ;Children lova to take Caecaa+ats because they tastte good and never gripe or sicken. "" Get a 10 cent box bow, • -, ;,i nip.♦ H.r,.s- ..r INDIGESTION, GAS, UPSET STOMACH, Instantly'! "Pape'sDiapepsin"', Corrects Stomach so Meals Digest The monvent you, eat a tablet of "Pape's Dtapepelin" your Indigestion gone. No more distress'froln a sour, acid, upset stoinach. NO flatulemee, heartburn, palpitation, or misery -mak- ing •gasps. Correct your digestion Air a few tents. Eaoh package guaran teed :by druggist to overcome stomach trouble: THE DANGER SIGNAL, -• A. sneeze: is nature's' Wairning of a coldl— Forestall it with Mlnard's.- ISSUE No. 0-'27, Minard's Liniment for animal ailment's Already Has It. She—"I'Id -nearer marry a man whose fortune hasn't at least five ciphers' In it." He (exultingly) - "Oh, darling Mine's all ciphers,," A Wash Line. "Can you give me a gzlcttation from Shakespeare f" "Bus e- 'Tubby or flat tubby, aye, there's the rub.' " Japanese to Dean -Marti. There -has - been 11 comparatively large influx of Japanese into,Deuanark, mostly engineers acid 01 eohanles. A Film of Copper industry,. The Unite -11 States •ban•eau of mines Is malting FE movie of the capper try of that country and Canada. The Deduction. Sister -•-"What i•5 au autohdographY?" 1]rn•th i \\tell, trutomeans oar said biography moans a story. 'I guess it's. a story /about acot,' The [lesson. Mother If'you T,allted to go skat- ing, eta- (11;11'1 you e•omd and" ash;, ere 11111?" ' Sarnmie-"'Cates I \vented to go" ttt,tion to be gdtven to •Ube Phrase 'phye1- ow1 expaeolon.' Nations may expand .orad r morally and tlrirfttua,ly without tro�11U- ling other epuntrles, indeed' only ex- citing admiration or envy. But a physi- has-•been demanstrete&t0 be, equal to that of Europe, and in science, as Sir Jagadis Bose atnd others have shown, the capacity for fine and °rigidal in veetiga•ticn is- there: ,Yet many Eng-. cal- expansion proclaimed to be o„ lis'hni,on will ebrer• to Indians as' nfg. necessity ie another matter, mid it 4s gens in conversation,.ae if a dlfiorent doubtful whether the nervous anxiety tinting of the Buhl implied an inferi- ority of intellect oe imagination.'' Those old enemies,gas, acidity, pain and lis, comfort are soon knocked for a fare -thee -welt nation in order to teas a. colony from by Seiget's Syrup. Any drug store. her, when it is followed' by the stateDo; meat that while, the. polder is pacific u're get so interested in what it is not esaetly pacifist." route going to do to -marrow that you Endangers Peace. don't do anything to -day, :At the same time this'Irish weekly For Colds—Minard's Liniment. - gives credit to Mussolini for having pointed out one of the dangers to the Scratches on furniture can be re - peace of the would. Some nations-, it moved by rubbing linseed oil. into the notes in passing, remain stationary in wood in the direction of the grain population, while othere, such as Italy using a cork for the purpose. ' or Japan, -increase their' populations - so that they press aspen the means of subsistence, As long as the United Ste -Me •opened• its gates to ernigrants from Europe almost without lifnitaaion, it is recalled, there wee no great Eur- • apean danger as the overflow was not' checked, but— "Now' the United States feels le can expand from within, mid more and more limits the number of immigrants: India, Japan, and China, with their teeming populations find it more and as to what thatimplies exactly will be allayed by the statement that,it does not mean that Italy is ready `to lump at the throat of the first passing more difficult to get rid of their ower- flaw. In Australia, in South Africa, in DaintyU 1 1 �'� rwear for 15 cs! Northern America, the Asiatic is either not adnultted, or if admitted, only with step limitation that they amount to a practical denial. 51 would be In- Those delicate, true tints the fabrl, terMussni wd be- tinting if you use real dye. Soft, ba had when new! 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