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MAY lb 1917
a thus ssivf# &rich of her power and
f ' dominions. It ie not likely that
I the Entente will make any offer to
, 1 Turkey, but the fact that she is.
looking to them indicates her posi-
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'Lion.
Gratt, too, IS rampant in Turkel',
Exemptions from military service are
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easily bought. The correspondent
speaks oneasee within his knowledge
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interest the intendirig Nr- Exposictor revile:W.17 mail veal eon- Slave Mrs. Hamilton.
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We have had for sorri-e time 1-2 kegs ofc_ut .spikes 4 and.4 t-2
inch These we offer at the remarkable priep of $3.00 per
keg, in keg only: Considering the high price of nails and
the well known holding powers of cut spikes this is a genu-
ine bargain.
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- OFFiCERS. -
J. Connolly, Goderich, President
Jas. Evans, BeechwoodeVice-President
T. 'E. Hays, Seafortli, SecynTreas.
AGENTS ,
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Ed.
Hinchley, Seafortb; William Chesney,
Egraondville-'J. W. Yee, Godericht R.
G. -JarmuthiBrodhagen.
- DIRECTORS I
Willi- am Rinn, No. 2„ Seaforth; John I
Bermewies, Brodhagen; James Evans, I,
Beech -wood; M. Mcwen,
Ewen Clinton; Jas.
Oommily, Godertch; D F. lYleGregor,
R. R. No, 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve,
No. 4 Walton; Robert Perils, Harlocke
George McCartney, No. 3, Seaforth.
Iron
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Dangerous Dfisease...
one insertion and $3 for two insertlOfl�
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S FORTH,Friday, Mayllth, 1917
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FROM THE DOMINION CAPITAL.
Corridor gossip occupied itself with
strange matters these ditis. No doubt
much of it is wild speculation, but, on
the other hand i there, in no doubt that
the wildest speeulation has a substrat-
um of °fact, Most 'of the gossip is
based on hints which have appeared
from time to tireie in the Tory press
as to what the I;Borden . Government
might do if the 0_pposition sqoeezed
it too hard. le
, One of the threats is a reeonstruct-
ed government. • iReconstructiona are
always great sport for the recoils -true --
tors and this one is no exception to
the rule. Every reconstruction that
fancy suggests has been put forward
by the cabinet makers during the last
two weeks. Meet' of the reconstruc-
tnins let Premie t Borden out.
Sir Robert, is to become Canadian
law lord bn the Judicial Committee
of the 'imperial Privy douncile--that is
to saynhe Cabinet makers have picked
that tob for him. Some of the more
liberal -minded Conservatives say that
S ir Robert put his foot mit in his Man-
chestei speech, ia which he outlined a
'sort of preferential trade among the
Entente Allies -in short, the program
-drafted at the trade conference in
Paris, The chief trouble with this is
that the United States has since come
into the war as an ally, and no read-.
justraent could -contemplate keeping
Uncle Sam out, .
Another statesman who is booked
by thedimmor-mongers far retirement
is the Hon. Bob Rogers -that is to
saie if he will let himself be retired.
An he is said to have the Federal cam-
paign fund in his own name he may
take a lot of convincini, There is a
brisk division of opinion in the party
in regard to the Hon. Bob's possible
withdrawal from the affairs of the
Gevernment. Some say that if Bob
g es he -will, take all the "pep" with
hi . Others say that if he goee a
h avy load goes.
Meanwhile Bob's own parne news-
papers refrain from defending him,
'and his name is not put forward in
the campaign literature. Strangely en-
ough the person who is mentioned as
his successer in the affections of the
,tinest is Arthur Meigheni at present
Soliditor-General. One would think
tit t Arthur would be about as popu-
1
.th
I-1
Whooping Cough, althokigh specially a
disease of childhood, is leyi no "mans con-
fined to that period buti may. occur at
any time of life. It cline of the most
dangerous diseases of infaeCy, and yearly
causes more deaths than scarlet fever,
typhoid or diphtheria, and is more
common in female than in! rnele ehildren.
'Whooping Cough starts with sneezing,
tvatering of the eyes, irritation of the
throat, feverishuess and cough. The
coughing attack:, occur frequently but
are generally more severe at night.
On the first sign of al"whoop," Dr.
Wood's Norwat Pine Syrup should be
tip
ad7einistered, and vvetice -of suffering
• tee e, 4 - • preVtnited, as it heiPe to Clear the bron-
prepat ed to tut 11.5 Cnd or tidal tubes/of tLe collected mucous and
dhirc, and t Pumps a 14 a lisizes piing=
it ti ne Fttting• e c. Mrs. Nellie naeley, Antherst, N.5
tee''tntt nd Water troughs writesf "T have much pleasure in sayin
ti t ;n tea attleBasins.
that there Ls no cough syrup like D
3
Wood's ,Norway Pine Syrep. Mybtt
s. e a rrdSCA pump repairitigdone girl took whooping cough from a little-
: -r • notice. For terms, etc., girl 'who laas since died with it. I tried h didn t want teetick to any contract
0-, n at Pump Factory, o enc
't to give the greatest relief, it helped her
St, Fast, or at residence, North to raise the phlegm, and shiS npw better,
Mane Street My yonng brcrther is also taking the
cough, and I am getting 'Dr. Wood's' to
in the west as a dozen lemons but
re's xio accounting for tastes. The
n. Bob is by way of being real
fa ks, but Arthur is a knife-edge.
In fact, Arthur lets the hair -split -
ti g habit run -away with him. 1 -Es
la est feat, of over -playing a fine point
w s when he argued that the Govern-
-rn nt couldn't get out of its Ross rifle
co tract, when, at the very same time,
Si Charles Ross was proeesting that
• lots of things but found 'Dr. Wood's' that was not beneficial. to the Empire.
Such is Arthur Meigrnen, who is book-
ed by the reconetructors to fill Bob's
shoes in thee:Test.. Arthur is to be-
come Minister ofinustice, vice Doherty
resigned -R; B. Bennett being slated.
for _Solicitor General. The Hoe. Bob
is to be 'High Cominissioner at London
if he will take it. It is felt that he
could do work over there, handling the
ballots which are now stacked ttp in
the High Commiesioner's office against
the day the British Government will
permit a Canadian general elector' at
the battle front: If an election dis-
tracts the _attention of the !nghting
man from his real job -it might be
possible to mark the ballots in London,
and save the soldiers the trouble.
Rumor has also picked but the Hon
Frank Cochrane for thelseclosion of
private life. The Hon. 'Frank is no
addition to the debating strength of
the Government-irifact he is as dumb
_I 1: c-.(sai(1/1 wolk again si7
Dr. Woos Norway Pine Syrup is
put up in gi yellow wreepper: a pine.trets
C. P. TIME TABLE . the trade -mark; 'poet 25e. and. 50c.
& GODERICH BRA.NCII, Rehige substitute -
TO TORONTO. h'atiefaetere4 only by Tits T. Mu,
A.m. p,rd • ! una..1 Th.. 17•77,=i -c, -nn, T-urtnito, Ont.
Go&rich Leave 7.00 2.30 •
Elyth 7.37 307
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Walton 3.19 • ,
adapt'. 9.35 5.0V ' CREAM WANTED.
i FROM TORONTO
Toronto (Leave) 8.20 5.10 : We have our Creamery now in full
. operation, and we want your patron -
Guelph (arrive) 10.15 7.00 age. . We are prepared to pay you
Wilton 12.58 8A2 the highest prices for your cream, pay
BlYth _ 12.10 9.07 ' ; .
you every two weeks, .c:71,.!gh„. sample
Auburn 12.30 9419 .
,0.,,, O.4„- and test each can of cream carefully
Gotierich in nu. '.nn , and give you statemene of the same.
connections at Guelph June on with
We also supply cans free of chargeas an oyster -and the tarty is kick -
"fain Lane for Galt, Woodstock, Lon- and give you an honest business deal,
---- I Cali in and see us or drop us a card for ing hecaiise this office Napoleon hasmo
den, Detroit and Chicago and all in
gift a ;loguenee. With a thing as
New Castle, Ind.-"Frona the time
Was eleven yens old until 1 was seven-
teen I suffered each
month so I had to be
in bed. I had head-
ache, backache and
such pains I would
cramp double every
month. I did not
know' what it was
to be easy a minute.
My health was all
run down and the
doetors did not do
, me any good. A
neighbor told my mother about Lydia.
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
I took it; and now I feel like a new
person. I don't suffer any more and I
am regular every month. "-Mrs, HAzEL
RAMILToNe W2 South 15th $t.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, .steadily -growing in minority
and influence, and. thousand e upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their 'health to it, is it °not reasona-
ble to believe that it is all article of
great merit?
If you wantspecial advice write
to Lydia E. Plukbatn 2iletlicine
Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read
aud answered by a woman. awl
fie.Id in strict confidencO-
in which absolutely tinqualitied c
zens have purchased doctor's certifi-
cates, not of exemption, but of quali-
fication as doctors. Thus, they are
enabled to draw doctor's pay: 'Those
who have factoriee which they wish
to keep going can make a payment to
the local military chief and retain
their workmen. While the censorsbip
in Turkey is strict, news circulates
through the country, aud the Turks, '
especially the educated ones, are not
in ignorance of what is happening.
The only thing lacking for a first-
class revolution is a leader, The
Turns realize that they cannot win,
that they have as much to lose by a
German victory as by a British vic-
tory. They hate the Germans, and
after peace is declared there are
hundreds of German officers and offi-
cials who -will never reach b.ome
alive,
ister of Finance. Imagine how
the high cost of living would moan
with Mr. Flavelle arranging the tar-
iff? The Nationalist alliance is to be
maintained. Inet only maintained, but
strengthened,. The Government be-
lieves that it has a prodigy in young
nevigny-an infant phenomenon
not second even to Vincent Crowning,
Another story, which shows how
desperately the wind blows for the
Borden Government, is to the effect
that alien enemies in Canada wit° can-
not read or write are to be denaturiil,
ized and deprived of their votes. This
is to be an offset against the four
hundred thousand brave men who are
overseas fighting for out freedom, and
whose votes the Borden Government
'has now discovered 'cannot be taken,
because three-quarters of them would
be cast against the Gevernment of a
thousand scandale. This measure, so
the gossips say, will be put through,
if necessary, 'under closure.
This story is hardly worth crediting,
because any such measure, of disfran-
chisement would wipe out what little
there is left of the Conservative party
in Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatche-
wan. It is only mentioned here to
show what sad, bad, mad thoughts
gets into the heads of people when
they are staring defeat in the face.
Gossiterevolves about a third Mat-
qr-egtoosn. will the Government
accept the counsel of some Of its
-more pig-headed advisers and latitin
defiance of the British North America
Act, custom, precedent, good taste and
common decency, to extend RS own life
by making use of its majority of for-
ty-seven the House of Commons and
its present majority of one in the Sen-
ate or will it take its medicine at a
general electron? The latter I think.
A Government cannot prolong its own
life indefinitely, Sooner or later it
has to get back to democratic prin-
ciples -the people have got to vote,
Even in Great Britain the latest ex-
tension takes the Govermnt only to
November. The Borden Government
has an extension which is valid to
October. Some of its best friends
are saying that that ought to be long
enough. Its profiteering friends will
have got all there is out of the war
by that time. Why, then, linger sup-
erfluous?
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nannediate points. , particulars. hard as is connection with the Niekel .
1 le Seatorth Creamery
G. T. R. TIME TABLE
Trains Leave Seaforth as follows; °uteri
12.30 a.m. - For Clinton, Goderich,
Winghata and JXineardino.
a7 - For Stratford, Guelp
rine& west, Be eville and *ter -
S.16 n.m. - For Stratford, Toroate,
Montreol And points east.
LONDON, HURON AnID BRUCE
South Possonger..
ann.
Wit:wham, depart .. 3.53
. .4 4. U.
• 744
Loodeebore.. - 1.1$
ataton..
t. .
...; „ nil
841
• .. lent
a;titsie
$.18 p. ra. •-t. For Clinton, Wingham
• and Itineardine.
11.93 For Clinton, Goderich
Toronto, (trillion North Bo; onti
ro and points east.
P. M.
&rot 3J7 ILO
BAP
11,714
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6,44 _
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aye* Yitay **41
Seaforth
Trust to explain it is felt that Mr.
Cochrane ought to cut loose and ex -
0 ,lain or get out. Sir Harry Drayton„
chairman of the Railway Commission, 1
_ is said to be the party choice for the I
portfolio of Railways and Canals.
PALPITATION it is said that Dr. Roche would be I
willing- to quit if he could get a place
OF THE HEART in the Senate,and he - will probably ,
get his wish, because the Conservative
majority of two in the Senate is just.
CURED BY
SHORTNESS OF BREATH
MILBURN'S
now ;very precarioun Only last -week
tWe-Consevative senators died and the
majority disappeared. More senators ,
HEART AND NERVE PILLS. must be appointed if this off -again -on -
lalanalnalaNaallaratellIMIN
H.F.G.
TURKS READY TO TURN ON
GERMANY. •
I0 sum ....,, tine question,'
I' says Graham Hollister
in the course of all
.. i article in The New York
Sun, "I would nuti•li prefer. to be an
Englishman in Turkey at the present
time than I would to be a German,"
This remark he makes in the coul•So
of an article designed to give the on77
side world an idea of the conditioie'
existing in 'Turkey, and in view of
the news tbat the Russian and 13rit-
Lin. forces have effected a junction in
Mesopotamia . Mr. Hollister's views
are of particular interest., for he hes
been in Tdrkey until quite recently.
tn his opinion the Turkish empire e3
thing -with revolt against the Ger-
man officers and drill waste's, as we:I
as against the Young Turks, N. li.)
have steered their country into th:.:
war. Not more than one Turk out o;.'
a hundred' khows what hp is fight:a '
-for, and not more than one out of a
thousand can give adequat4 reason
for Turkey having • join( d in the
melee 'as- an ally of Germany. Nev. r-
theless, what President Wilson lie ;
called "a little group of wilful men,"
headed by Enver Pasha, has controli-
ed Turkey in the crisis, and. that h. '.
soldiers have fought well nobode
doubts. Neverthmess. Mr. liolliete
has the idea that • there may he
-change of front in sfutkey at ae
again habit of the Conservative. -ma- moment.
mts. 8. -Waiters, matapedia, Que., laity in the Red Chamber is to be He does not 2,1-.7- 77,, that f"
movement will -eon. • tth peov,
writes° I wish to let you know how ovei come.
much good I have received by taking The Hon. Mr. Burre 1 is wi ing
your Heart and Nerve Pills. I was quit, too. All he wants is to be post -
suffering from palpitationof the heart master at Ottawa. He likes the so -
awl shortness of breath. The trouble i*ciety here, the golfiing and the tango
with ray heart was caused by stomach ; teas, and would trade ambition for a
Patent awl doctors' but I found none
I had tried an kinds el medicine' both - does not say who would take his place #
frompe as aBnr fs he almost any pdaeryh. ap umori
s Mr
trouble.
relieve tne Milburn's Heart and Green, who is known to fame as the
Nerve Pills. I believe anyone suffering man who looks like Sir William Mac -
like I did should use the= I only ufmd kenzie. The cabinet reconstructors
kitir boxes and 1 now feel like a different also intimate that Mr. Crothers would
pft-son." make a good High Court Judge and
k191111312111,Ls Netr_e_,Pnise_eeeeuave that a real map as Minister of Labor,
"T'YA,...c..; Would do better work in that depart-
remetteee Years ie."7, atiade,' wmeeenn'ent ment and inspire greater confidence I
in the masses than a corporation law -1
Yen.
But if Premier Borden drops out, I
who? Well, the wise ones say Sir
Thomas White, with perhaps Arr. J. 1
W. novelle, his fidus &hates, as Min -
but seems to be t. •
ma,y ortginate with
If Enver Pasha aini,
come to tin) cone: -
wilt loae this wa
A.0n that i
°nag Turk4.
...ds associates
Obrznaey
In Turkey
is considered to L, a ea." 'between
England and Gernieet, there Is ree-
son to believe Shethey will quit
Germany and try tt; terms 'with
-the Entente. Ina t. emission with an
intelligent Turkish eiticer the Ameri-
can correspondent pointed out that
Turkey was bound to be a loser; if
England wins Turkey will be divid-
ed; if Germany alio ehe will become
virtually a province of Germany. The
officer admittqd that, this was true if
Turkey remained in the war until
the end; but he thought that she
might ADA a golden moment to quit,
or even to tarn against the Teutons
serve freebies.
?rice 50 cents. per box, 3 hews fee
$1.25, at all gesieq, or illatittd dime CIC
rem* of WM* by TIM T. MILAVIIK
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LltiNtdtwo bottler, of your ::,;,:iyIn
2‘ttarekihiainbibeenadgleoff-ilk4S,CeeecZ4P:Elunid"spsaYivin,'941.424r:irat?tr41:1-sauthtta.urbwIeletbell liniment for praillr u t ..:: g•ti ;.:.,-
alr,e to have a copy of your "Treatil3e on the itor. •. . "
or beast. .1 .....4
KE,N,,,,,s17:0A,,,,,Lediril:wabSie booSk_F•tregaittittirtie on
th.e‘Slho5 slier'-:, 2,.....774.,47..
ads (wieldy. leaves no sears or blemishes, and c -» t- Vti1P- 4:.r, : .
41"21:144:21KENDAL' °I' wateLusca, IENOSEURG FALLS, vEnmoriv, u
....,,,
TIF, .STICCIP,E.DS SMUTS.
1..n end African tiampaigner *Whose
Heart is in His Work.
One advantage accruing to us from
our far-flung empire, is that we ar
alinnya able to find exactly the rignt
vitt qf man for the job 'when it
...-raes to waging war in a difficult
nad dangerous country.
General A. R. Hoskins, for ex-
ample, who succeeds General Smuts
:n the East African command!
-It would be indeed difficult to hit
ueon a MOM- more eminently Suited,
both by nature and -training, for the
conduct of the sort of.campaign new
being waged in the interior of Ger-
many's last and biggest colony.
He is a scientific soldier. This we
know because he has been a General
Staff Officer at the Staff College, He
is ale° an old African campaigner,
an adept at rough-and-tumble light-
ninagtivine lteltycie.
bush against natives and
Born. in 1871, General Hoskins
joined the Prince (If Wales' North
Staffordshire Regiment in 1891, ani
attained to a captaincy nine years
later. When the present war broke
out he filled the post of Laspector-
General of the Kingis African Rifles,
and for his services in this cower.
Li -
on he has since been twice men-
tioned in despatches and received
the C. M. G.,
Prior to thie he saw a lot of stiff
atupaigning in Somaliland ill pur
Stilt of the "Mt..cl Mullah," one of the
hardest and most trying of the mane
**little wars" Britain bas: been
obliged 'to wage in this part of thy
world. The foe against whom we
were fighting was savage, ruthiese,
- !nit 011Siv 1 tl COUDIry is a waiel -
r -ss (1,-;se1t, with impenetrable: thica•
ei of thin n built, here and ,there af-
fording ie lorkin;.; plhees ler the
tv nen 'hard
Thi; w in )1A0.-3. Lore, leeeoi
e. hewevor,
ef.erviel hie ayereniewl:;e L.f.s•!
ri idleery of desert wart a rv,
1894 he fouiett, as a suheitern.
Mongol°, lixpeditioneielee
femorable notice to
ae Welty enough to seeure, with tiie
ieeult the, he wa gh u the opiate
tunity of accompanying him in iln:
various stagim of the ad:vance up tiw
Nile which culminated in the victory
of OuidurInan.
This ended the Mandist Empire,
but the Khalifa escaped into Kordo-
fan With a considerable following,
and young Hoskins was one of the
officers chosen by Kitehener to fol-
low him up and either capture .him
or kill him.
Daring theet, final operations Lieu-
tenant Hoeithis, as he then was,
commanded the camel corps attaeli-
ed to the ilyitig voitunn which o re-
lentlessly pursue& the fallen
until eventually, on nrietnam 2-h,
1899, he was overtat ee.
to hay at a plaoe called Om leehirea ,
on the White Nile,
Here the once all-powerful Kelife,
realizing that the game was ue
nain the words of Sir Rersincid V. !a-
gate who commandP4.---d-iS:/:.lin'aig
surreutler,!! elected in eiake his le A.
eta,nde and fell fighiing with the huih.
of his prineipal emirs and man"! huh-
dreds b1 Ills misguided followers.
For his share in these long-drawn-
out series of operations Hositine wa.7,
decorated by the Khedive with the
Order .01 the Medkidie, and he also
received the Khedive'sSudan medal
with no fewer than, nine clasps out
of a possible eleven, a unique re-
cord, He likewise receined the Brit-
ish medal, and his brevet majority,
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Banish Pimples
and Eruptions
IN THE SPRING MOST PEOPLE
NEED A TOMC MEDICINE
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One of the surest signs that the
blood is out of order is the pimples.
unsightly eruptions and eczema That
come frequently with the change
from winter to spring. These prove
that the long indoor life of winter
has had its effect. upon the blood.
and that a tonic medicine is needed!
to put it right. Indeed there are few
people who do not need a tonic at
this season. Bad blood does not I
merely show itself in disfiguring erup-1
tions. To this same condition is due
attacks of rheumatism and lumbago;
the sharp stabbing pains of sciatica
and neuralgia, poor appetite and a
desire to avoid exertion. You cannot
cure these troubles by the use of pur-
gative medicines -you need a tonic,
and a tonic only, and among all
medicines there is none can equal Dr.
Williams' Pink .Pills for their tonic,
life giving, nerve restoring powers.
Every dose of tbis medicine makes
new rich -blood which drives out im-
urities, stimulates every organ and
brings a feeling of new health and
energy to weak, tired, ailing men
wonten and children. If you are out
of sorts, give this medicine a trial
and see how quicklyeit will restore
the appetite, revive drooping spirits,
and fill your veins with new, health-
givingblood
You
u
get these Pills from any
inediewo dealer or by mail at
eents a itmx. Or six boxes for n2.0
front The Dr. Williams' Medidoe Ce.„
Brock -wile, Ontario.
- The Prompt Answ,re
VOL/ feel almost like hakin hands with a
man when he comes to his telephone the
moment the bell rings.
q If he,nswers by saying at once "Mr. Blank
speaking"instead of using the time -wasting
"Hello or "Well" you are still further pleased
for you have saved valuable time and perhaps
avoided a whole series of unnecessary questions.
q To. always answer promptly and to
announce yourself at once instead of say-
ing "Hello "Yes" or Well" will go far
toward keeping up the quality of your telephone
service -
The Bell Telephone Co.
of Canada
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