The Clinton News-Record, 1903-10-15, Page 7)
Oetober 15th tgoa
witio".„08H,
• The Alio!sons Bank x
A
: y Incorporated by Aet of ••:`
*t„,.* Parliattiezit 1854
CaRital euthorized, $3,000,000
,y Capital paid up 2,856,420 •
✓ Reserve Pend 2,720,778 t
qt.
•
; 'toe wm. Meleun laenhers..11, President 1
• 1. James IC11tt. - General Manager
:y.
• N des Discounted, Gellections
4 math., Di I t ruling and
,• American Exeleinge lionght and •471,
„t Sold.
--SA V I NG S BANK
tttt SUMS Of ;fil
tj: anti limn date ef depoeit 'tied );
4. compounded lialf-yearly.
;
• •
--FARMERS-
+
• Noney advanced to farmers at
loe roes. Site notes e.dleeted• •?,
• Of. --------
" );11. C. Brewer, Mgr.
CLINTON. *4.•
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G. D. McTag.gart
BANKER.
A GENERAL BANKING
TRANSACTE,D. NOTES
inzAi,"rs issum
BUSINESS
DISCOUN-
INTEREST
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, -
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
,
W. It RY DONE,
BA RR IST ER, SOL IC I TOR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE -Sloane Block- CLINTON.
HENRY BEATTIE
iStiec,ssor to Mr. Janus Scott.)
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
ei1;04 formerly occupied by Mr.
James Scott., in Elliott Block..
2`,IONEY TO LOAN.
izinorT & HALF,
Conveyanc,rs, Commissioners, Real
Est a te and Insurance Agency.
;Money to Loan.
C. B. HALF, - JOHN RIDOUT
HIGGINS
Colo eyancer. Fire and I ife Insur-
ale c, r)r (fa ges, Deocfsl, htC. , -
,1 :awn kr lid each. All -nork
neatly and cheeply -done.
BRUC'elFIELD, - - ONT.
- DR W. GUNN
C, S., Edinlaiegh.
lit calls at rout door ef rtsidence
on Rattenhury street, oppesite
PresbyLrian dwelt.
•• Ontario street --CLINTON.
R. SHAW
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON.
Opposite St. Paul:s church.
. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
iecial attention g -i% en to diseases of
le Eye, Ear, Nos.., aiel Throat .
--Office and Itesider.ce-"- •
.ERT STREE'ls WEST, CLINTON
North of Rattailairy St.
R. C. W. l',IANNI::(1 SMITH.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Mae formerly occ ivied hy Dr. Pal
lister on •Maiit strett.
-
- - ONT
AGNEW' & FOWLER
DENTISTS - -
(once adjoining 1'11 to Gallerv. open
,,,„es day and r .ay niglits until
o'eloefr.
A tam ro every Mc aid a v.
Ounganntin every 'Fa, sday.
ee. ERNES/f ITOLMES
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work
D. D. 8.-6ra/elate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons 01 Ontar-
io.
I,. D• S. -First class honer graduate
of Detital Department of Toronto
Special attention. 1%.:0 to preservation
cd childrens teeth.
Will lie at the River Hotel, Hayfield,
every Monday irom in a. in. to ty
p. -
.T. FREEMAN
V ET ER I N A WV SURGEON.
,A. member of the Veterinary Medical
Associatiens of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
io Veterinary College.
OFFICE-- 1 lur.ip street -CLINTON.
Next • to commercial Hotel
peone 97
a.-
a TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
Comm:meta &d.
, one grayling a sketch and desert/Alen may
AO ascertain our opinion tree whether an
. ntion probably Itatfttable. COremuniers.
i1199t?l(l17 multi dentin:I. Handbook on ententa
ent free. oldest 'money for seouring,patetatt.
Patents taken through Munn a: co. receive
ecuir nottet, without charge, in the
Stritittific
i ,
A 1111 , • 1, '1111T. 1. ' ,1 11 1.1 1, /.1 21,11.4 ‘ N. remota nitt
,ahit.tion .‘, al , . , .,..• ..f Nrial. 1 ortri£1.,X3 8
' ttf ; '..ii 8' twedhs 3'. tiold byo11 noterathalerr.
ie
11/ AIN ° r ' V. iritesow0v. Milt°4 /1011
nen • .. . , . ', .
d
un
"An attack of la grippe left me
with a bad' cough. My friends said
1
had consumption. .1 then trled
Ayer's Cherry • Pectoral and it
• cured me promptly."
• A, K. Rowdies, llokomls.,.12.1
You forgot to buy a bot-
tle of Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral when your cold first
came on, so you let it run
along. Even no*, with
all your hard coughing, it
will not disappoint you.
There's a record of sixty'
years to fall back on.
.mesmimmummeilmamswqrsverziti •
Three sizes; 25e., enough for an ordinary
cold; 60o.dust right for bronchitis, bootee -
nose, hard colds, etc.; I. most econotalcat
for chronic cases and to keep on hand.
J. C. AYER 00., Lowell, nuts,-
2."..21122WZ,V...11=2 . wereir.-x.
0 0 00
(l)
*84
0 0 0 0 0 0
For an up-todate
HAIR CUT
- AND
CLEAN SHAVE
try the leading barber.
NEXT DOOR TO IRWIN'S gROCERV
George D. Roberton.
000000
000
.<>0.4e0.000
Cook's Cotton Root Compouoil.
• . Ladies, Favorite,
Is the only safe, reliable
regulator on -which -woman
can depend • "in the hour
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees of •
strength: No. 1 and No. 2.
No. 1. -,.'or ordinary cases
Is • by far the -best dollar
medicine known.
No. -2 -For • special cases -10 . degrees
strongr-three dollars per box,
Ladies -ask your druggist for Cook's
Cotton Root compound. Take no other
as all pills, mixtures and imitations are
daagerous. No. 1 and•No..2.are sold, and
recommended by all druggists in the ]Do-
minion of Canada. Mailed to any address
on receipt of priee'and four 2 -cent postage
Stamps. %Ile Cook Coinealw,..
Windsor; out,
. .
Na. i and No. 2 are sold in Clinton.
by II. 13. Combe, J. E. Hovey, Watts
& Co. and, R. P. Reekie, Druggiists.
_
Wood's
- . . . •
Phosphodlue,
The °rot English Remaly,
is an. old, well estab-
lished and reliabre
preparation. Ras been
prescribed and used
over 40 years. All drug.
gists inthe Dominion
• of. Canada sell and,
recommend as beieg
Before and After, the only medicine of
• its kind that cures and
gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cures all fonts of Nervous Weak,
ness, _Omissions, SperniatOrt•hcea, 1711700leftey,
and all effects of abuse or excesses ; the exceSSixt0
‘C.M.Of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants, Mental
eta Brain Worry, all of which lead to Ingmar.,
Insanity, Consumption and an Early. Grave.
Price $1 per package or six for $5. One teal
ptea se, siz, will care. Mailed prompty on re.
ceipt of price. Send for free pamphlet. Address
'she Wood Company, •
Windsor, Ont., cataida,
Woods Phosphodine is sold in Clin-
ton by Watts & Co. IL 13 • Combe
R. I'. Reekie 'and J. J. llovev• Drug-
gists. .
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riluitial File
InsuranGs Camaanu
-Vann and Isolated Town Property,-
' -Only
, OFFICERS.. •
. 13. 11IcLeaii„ President, • Ri.lippen .P:.
; Thos.•• Fraszr, V fee -President ,
Bracefield lc. O. ; tr. E. Hays, See. -
treasurer,: Seaforth P. p.
DIRE-CTORS.
Slitkno , :SLuforilt ; John
Crieve, Wilithrop Ge c rge 1Jale, -Sea:.
; Watt, IIarlock ; • • John:
icennewits, Prodhagan ; 'James' EVers,
; James Connolly, Clinton..
AGENTS.• •
.
Smith, .Ifitrlock ; 31in-
Seitir.rib -; • James Camininge,
keniondvilhi ; j.. W.. Yeoi Horan:s-
e:1 le. •.
. . . . • •
Perth s • desirous. to effect insurance
trausact other business will bd
promptly attended i to on application
to any of the above. officers addressed
.to their respective •postollieeS; 1rosl3P
inspected by the director who lives
nearest the scene.
TIME TABLE,.,
Trains will arrive • at and . depart
from Clinton station .as follows :
DUVAL() AND GODERICII DIV. •
Going East Express
11 It 11
Going East Mixed
Going West Mixed
Going West Express
o
11 1 8)
7.38 am.
3,23 pen.
' 4.15
io.t5 a.m.
12.55 pan.
7.05 Min.
lo.ag
LONDON, iroitoN AND l31UICE DIV.
Going South lexpresS
Mixed
" North Illxprese
" Mixed
:7.47 adil,
4.35 pen.
10.35 a.m.
6.55 pan.
A. 0. PATTISON, Agent. .
F. R. HODGENS, Town Tieket Agent.
J. I). MACDONALD, District Passen-
ger Agent, Toronto,
LIPPINCOTT'S
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MONTHLYg.MAGAZINEz
A FAFAILy:A.isitARif r -
The Bost in Current literature
112 Conmert Novutt YEARLY
MANY SHOITIC STORES AND
P • PERS ON TIMELY lAries
2.150 PIM Vaila ; 28 ova, A COPY
0 CONTINUED STORIES,
2.
ecNv NUMatil Ocitolst.rreIN
051R JOHN SOANE'S WHIM.
The Tracheal Joke a Celebrated. Man
Played on Posterity.
One of the most famous of postMer.
tem Jokes was that perpetrated by the
donor of the celebrated Soane nuisemn
of pictures and Other, vatuable objets
d'art to England, the late Sir John
Soane, who died in 1837. In bls will
Sir John made provision for the open-
ing of three sealed cupbeards on cer•
tain specified dates in the presence Ot
the trustees. In 1800, that is to say
almost thirty years after the death a
the testator, the first a the mysterious
receptacles was with much cereiatollY
and breaking of sealopened In the .
presence of a committee of men, with
the then preeld,eut of the Royal acad.
emy, Sir F. Grant, at their head. In.
stead of a priceless treasure or some
evidence that would throw an entirely
new light upon some doubtful incidetif
In political history the contents of the
cupboard proved to be worthless ac.
mutts, letters and stationery.
Twenty years paged by, and the In.
terest that had smeldered after the
disappointment of law was again
fanned into flame atthe prospect of
breaking the seals of the second cup-
board, at which rite there were pres.
eat among others Dr. Alfred Water.
house, R. A.., and Sir (then Dr.) )3. W.
Richardson. Like the cupboard mention-
ed in the well known nursery rhyme, Sir
John's second cabinet proved "bare"
of any sensation, the contents being
chiefly composed of letters relating to
certalo long forgotten family quarrels
that had net even the merit of beteg
interesting. If some .of those author-
ized to be present at the opening of
the thir1 • and last receptacle of mys-
tery were dubious about the profit that
would accrue byjetting the light of day
fall upon the contents thereof after
sixty years' darkness one at least, Sir
B. W. Richardson, looked forward
with unabated interest to that day in
1896 when tlie last seal would be
broken and the mystery solved, but he,
alas, died just two days before the
ceremony was performed, and the fact
that Sir John had played a practical
joke upon posterity was duly confirm-
ed by the presence of a collection, of
perfectly worthless letters and papers.
MERRY MEALTIMES.
The Table No Place For Fault Find-
•ing, Nagging and .Strife.' :
. Hes It. ever 'been your lot to sit at a
table with a group pf young 'folks Who
ate the meal In silence or,..with a -few
constrained rentarkselooked askance at
the head Of the family :before ventur-
ing on any remark? I have seen such
a ;Sight on more than oneoccasion.
Doctors : have told tis over and .over.
again of the beneficial' result& arising
from, a meel eaten Oh a eoetented
frail& Of mindand with cheerful sur
-rotindings; but, sad to Say; there are
many. honseholdswhere each meal Is
constant scene Of 'bickering; bagging
and Pettit finding, • • ; • •
-- This is not ohly the ease where there
:
are young children, who .0quIre a
reprimand occasionally tor careless -
nese ; but I am speaking of thosehomes
'where the girls•and boYit; are Well into
their teens. Wrong isthat parent ei-
ther father or mother, Who cheeses the
hour When ;-ell aro' assembled: round
:the table to:inention some • half fagot -
ten grievance or to find !ogle ,fault •
It trriYtrivial thing bas been done
•wrong or any duty Onlitted wait until
;dinner ortea is over before you seeld,
blame .or reprimand.. ,Let- the food.
Whieli.God gives titt for the Purpose ef
nourishing and .sustaining our hod*have the opportunity of. accoMpliehing
that end, which Cannabe the caseif
every mouthful: is swallowed' with el,
titer a sarcastic word or an 'uncompli-
mentary :remark. ' More 'indigestioli,
nervaisness •and other derangementS
are caused by the too common fault of -
lancenifertabie. mealtimes • than Many
people Would suppoeee and it is • our
positive duty, whien We should all try
to -.remember,' to make those .hours.
the day ,cheerful and agreeable to. the. ,
children and to set •thera an .exuranle
which•yot would be ti:e first to 'notice .
and. npproye In others, • • f
The News-,R:cord e*Into
Amitgatworeompprommtmr0.
THE TowN OF YAFA.
irobsoui Ini history stud the Moot In*
tereiting Spot /a Tolerating.
Tata is a little town that was many
titnee destro3red alike by Jews, Assyr.
lane, Egyptians, Greeks, Rontans and
Turks. It was to 'aa that Hiram,
king of Tyre, sent the Cedar Wood "in
o es' Nir .ich frora there were taken
tq jerusalena for Solomon's temple.
Jonah flailed from this little to'vva to
Tarshish when fleeing from the face of
tiae Lord, It MS in Yelfe that the
hUmble Perces lived her life of geed
deeds end upon her dying was raised
to Me by Peter. To this shore the
great Richard Cceur de Lion swam,
girded. in armor, fighting for Christen-
dom, and won a victory for the cril-
Feelers over the Arab. Bonaparte left
a menaory of his oruelty here by Ids
massacre of several thousand prisoners
and the poisoning of some persons a2.
flicted with the plague. Sitrion the tan-
ner's house, where Peter learned, that
all nations were acceptable before
God, is one of the few sights to be
seen in :Yafa, In the courtyard there
is .11 large well ofspring water,. and
from the roof of the house a most
beautiful view of the surrounding
country presents I se f. Lnother site
of interest in the tomb of Tabitha,
which stands in the garden of the
4reek monastery, close to aft old foun.
tain, among the orange groves arid
fruit orchards, Of all towns in Pales-
tine, Yafa is one of the most Interesting
for its antiquity and its strange mix.
ture of the oriental in its most primi.
tive form with European civilization
gradually admitted.
Assyrian lieenteds. •
Loyard1.hie, "11,1eiory of Nincveh"
mentions that the national recordsof
the Assyrian empire were -written on
bricks in characters so minute as to be
ocareely legible without the aid of
Inieroscope and that, in fact it variety
of this inetrument was found empag,
the excavations.
Ancient hatpins.
In the Sroithsonlan institution are
shown hatpins with big, round. heads
more than twenty centuries old, also
ordinary pins and thimbles of bronze.
.1s;VIDENCE' YCli-
liv word of month from friend to
frieinl Dr. Cliases Ointment has re -
culvert mote tmsolicited reccitamendit-
tion than probably any medicine yon
can mention, fact -that it is an
,
Spain 10 divided into forty-niae prev.
!Ines, each of which has its own par-
liament, chosen by popular suffrage,
under restrictions, and every coalmen()
has its own local administration under
an elected aytlatuniento and an alcalde
chosen thereby:
No improvement In burninrr bricks
has been found for the last 100 years.
mock Iiiviations.
We hatre sixty divisions on the dials
of our oinks and watches because the
old Greek astronomer Ilipparchus, who
lived. In' the second century. before
Christ, used the Babylonian system of
dividing time, and that system was
sexagesintal.
Eggs,
A good way to tell a fresh egg is by
ute cure fol piles has pat it in the air bubble on the large end. The
a class all by itself as a preparation smaller the air babble the fresher the
of hies:bitable value and people re, egg;
cotioneml it knowing that it is a cer,
lain cure.
quatu
lean aopun itteumaoacItur 30 poormaau
u oa. se uolualo UU 40j.. 181:111V 013404 was.
sq Wogs sem ssoeuloq Si.liuttuees eat
ues..a .11:4140.11 anemia c,2 ol pomp1
eq lou 1l0ijS eseutuap jp se:no
.entd16.6itou
•opq eqi da (1012 03 paceas sit
°Auer pun dine e 10 tuolloq 010.203
• -.zed 03 [Leona nowt snt qsupaoets
• •nsup..ms.
Traeleffuep
pun Mal Si 2trifor1.n.l3 'Atoieteeo
• The Vernacular.
•This was the conversation between
the girl with the gum in her mouth
and the other girl with the gum in her
mouth: '
• "Aincha hungry?" .
ereLe
. 'So tay. Less go neet."
. •
"Where?"
"Sleev go ond places wither."
"So dy. • Ika neet mo stennywnre.
Canchoo?"
"Ireh. Gotcher -money?"
"So vy. Gotcher aptite?"
Gotchoors?" •
Howbout Vace crosstreet?"
"Nothin teet there. Leisgurround cor-
ner." '
. "Thattledoo Swell zennyware. Mighta
thought:. that Ifirst. C4etcher hat."
"quart gettinit. Gotcher motley?"
Didn'cheer me say I had it?
Allready 2" .
"Yeti,"
Turtles Tenacious of We. ,
The way cats cling to their proverbial
nine lives is well known, but the aver-
age turtle will make it tougher Stand
than nine ordinary cata. Perhaps boil-
ing will kill a turtle at orece, but any.
other method seems hopeless. .
•The severed head of a snapping tur- ,
tle will bite for an hour after separa-
tion from the hotly. But more wonder-
ful is the indifference of the green tur-
putt nonoeis eau SaaAT.I 0114flame luosees
Stipm eqt U1fag 'spew- patine eq .ifipaurf
nue Sem. eaten Jo leaq "eqt 113. .aota
744 am, olut saavat. 1:1UAl/.1170 etn„ 41.100
.xe woo:tots .n1 •eamod ou 0.131 0,te331.
• .000o.sole u/ suite:LI:my
'etoqet oanq n lee 1:115A101
;news 4npuee 31 . *d3:1_03 di; mon goo;
21ed423 lump etusuatu pop 11.3210 srmila
ecet, atalti• toae eat; ;nom: mu' 30 Pam
tinto s niomentat 'Iton.nfpn ern
• ' • 'tsarg 4-Paa-19. ,
VCR OVER SINTV YEARS., -
Mrs; Winalow's Soothing Syrup has
been , used by millious ot • mothers kr
their eitildren While ,teething ,• 1 •
turbed by tught •and. lirol•cn .01 .your
rest.. by a • sick child suffering 1 arid
crying with 'pain • of cutting teeth send
.itt mice and get a bottle of "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing. Syrup" for eltild4
Ten 'teething. It will relieve the Peor
li ale sufferer iinniediately. Depend
epOn it, mothers, there is no • mistake
about it: • It mires Diarrlioca rep-
tts . ,
the,Stoniaelt, •toulBowelS, cures
';Vind: t.'Cilre,..arifteria the puma, .redlleils
Inflainination :and. .gives tone. and. .0117
• 1.1.1,1 lo the Whole system. • "Mrs-.
-Winslow's ..Soothing' Syrupt'-,
1411''.tect1ciug•" is pleasent to the taste
ancl is. 'Ole' tr.escription of onc of the
bid est • a ii feinalti • :ph vai c i ans. amt.
ntirs s • States. Peice•
ceutsa bottl,p. old byll drug-.
tlie world, • lie. sit%
. nd•osk' for "Mrs. • Winslow's
tle of the West Indies:to manatee.. '
A Party of naturalistsl lately returned '
give an account of an experience which
preives beyond doubt that the great
turtle's. Indifference does not lie US
:head.' • . ' .
A 'green turtle .found on the beach
turned and made ..tor the ;water: One
of the party severed its head with an
ax and turned the body. around.' The
headless turtle ran, then stopped .and
turned toward the water again, „
. ,
Melba In, a Temper. ..
When ,,Mme. •meiba first tasted ..the
sweets of fashionebie. life . a - Boston
women, of fashion captured her tor a
• • dinner,' The Baton woman loaded her
guest with ettentiona,., and after,: the.
.dinner . she said to .Melba, "You' Will.
give us a little song tonight dear Mine.
• Melba?" But the Songstress refilsed,
. Tile Boston woman pleaded and sald
.petelantly.e "I ten 'quite sure my guests
will be diSappointed. Really you are
quite This haferiated . the -
high spirited einger,•and she answered
"M terins as. a clinger enteeteiner are -
$2,000..1, You may see .my manager te
you want me to slug for .youeguests."-
Then Melba get her wraps and went
away in a frenzy of anger.
. So Nice and Sympathetic. ..
A.. gentleman whose oneglass eye
has served him for years bad the .1s- -
foltune to drop it .It smashed to
atoms.; Thie' happened when he wai
tar away inthe country. " He inquired
Of a friend where was the nearest.
place for lilm to o and get refitted.
"Why don't you bail. uPee the gir/
you Were fiirting with all last night?"
his friend inquired. "She 'has a first
class • reputation for Making eyes." --
Punch.
Prayer of the COnvert.
A south sea islander at the close of
a religious meeting offered the follow-
ing prayer: "0 "God, we are about to
go to our respective homes: • Let not
the Words we have heard .be like the
fine clothes we Wear -soon to be taken
off and folded 'up In a box till another
Sabbath comes around. Rather, let
thy truth be like the tattoo onour
bodies-ineffs.ceable till death." •
Tha Texnperatnre.
"Why do you watch the thermometer
on the wall so closely?" queried the in -
vend.
"Bee:ailed," replied the untrained
nurse, "the dOctor said, if the tempera -
tire got any higher I was to give you
another dose of quinine." •
•
Bewildered.
"John 'Henry, ril thrash you Soutd13"
If I ever ttitch you telling another
story that isn't true." .
"And yeti nla 3 heard yon say to the
minister that I bad great itnagittation."
A show of ,dttring oft coneees great
cowardlee-Luean.
Marriage
Licenses
/SSI31.0,13
S. B. Rttrabali, Clinton
PAYS TO ADVERTISIt
'tnu il1lArScREC011,1),
What he Missed.
"An old negro living in Carrollton"
relates the Bosworth (to.) Star -Senti-
nel, "was taken III, and called Ina phy.
side') of his race to prescribe for him.
But the old min did not seem to be
getting better, and finally a white phy- .
Edelen was called. Soon.tifter arriving
Dr. S. telt the darky's pulse fora me -
'bent and then :examined his tongue.
'Did your otIter doctor take yaw tem-
peraturer he asked. 'I, don't know.
sah,' he answered feebly; q 'bain't
missed anything but my watch as yit,
boss.'"
The Shorter .Way.
"I -understand that you have been
experimenting with a View to discov-
ering the philosopher's Stoftel" saldthe
-boyhood friend.
. "Yee,"' said the Intellettual ina,n. "If
I discover it, 3 shall become rich."
"But what's the use of Waiting so
long? Why don't you get stone
'straight from the quarry' and get- rich
on paving and building contracts the -
same as I did?"
It Was a Draw.
Red Guleh Joe -Did you say that
thar fight between Sear Faecal Sara tuk
Lasso Bill wuz a draw?. • •
Brimstone Ike -Yes, an', unforchimi
itly fer .Sam, Leas° 33111 drawed
I Their Mutual Fervent 'Wish.
She -I trust, Sack, our marriage Will
not be against your father's will.
jaelc-rm sure I hope not, It would
be 'mighty hard for us it he should
change ite-Town and Country,.
ACTIUM:1MB TI1IJ Oli` 101,B1 LEO
XI/T MANAGER WANTED.
Trustworthy lady or gentleman in
each distriet to manage our besieess
and start agents i11 the sale ofthe
011ieial reel Atahorieed Life of Pope
Leo xiii. Book issued ender the un-
primal:re of Cardinal Oibbous curd
etalorsed by the leading Archbishops
and priests ?throughout the - 'Weed
States and Canada ; printed in both
English and 1Prenelt, $zo sttaight eash
Salary laud eXpeliSes paid each week
aired, front headquarters ; expenSe
MOM*? adVanced ; permanent position.
Address David It Clarkson, 3/4 Dear-
born street, Chicago.
• IVANTED1.-Severa.1 persons of .char-
acter. :good.' . reputation ,in cad':
'Stat • (0110. iit tbiS ermuty required)ta.
0.itst •.:ativertisn old estaldish-
cd Wealthy business house Of ' solid
(Mandril • standing... Salary *S21 week-
ly: with-eXpenses all pay,.
able in Cash' :direct every 'Wediresda.y
front "head. ollices,•. Horse and Carriage
.filrnished eitt necessary. References.
Efielose -S21.-f-achlressed ciivel.ope; • •..Col-
oninl,.;;;;3,1 De;Irliorn St,,• Chicago.. ,
.Li er's Y -Z (Wise Road)Disinfeetant Soap
Povetler is better than othersotiP poders,
."5 it (dab acts as•ti...t.11sinfectiint. •24
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Eveiy Fanner: Shahid • keep
these three words cotiStantly
in mind and conduct his farm
on strict business principles.
Gness Work and haphazard
methods are no longer used by
successful and up-to-date far-
ti)ers. ,•
.
By reading, :11.tE Wgnxt.Y
SuN, the Farmer's Business
Paper, you will. get the very
latest and most accurate in-
formation regarding your busi-
• THE SON'S market reports
are worth many times the sub-
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Every termer in • Canada
should realize the full value of
the service THE St111 has ren-
dered him in a public way. It
was due to the action of TRH
SUN in givingvoice to the
opinions of the farmers that
the la:tv relating to cattle
guards, drainage across rail-
ways, and fa= fires caused by
railway locomotives has been
amended.
We will send THE WgEKLY
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1905, in combination with
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Paint Brushes.
Do not neglect when setting aside.
paint brushes to put them in turpentine.
This will remove the paint, -and the
brushes can then be cleansed with hot
Ian and water -
This Boy was
Weak and Languid
Ms parents became alarmed and used Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food with splendid results,
IVIES. GEORGE Burma, Lake Street,
Peterbore, Ont., states ;-"One of my chil-
dren, a boy of about fifteen years, did not have
good health for a year or more. He seemed
to have no energy, was weak and languid and
"sufferafrom ner,rousness. The doctors said
that he was growing to fast, but we became
alarmed about him, and
began using Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food. It was nOt
long until we noticed it
great change iri his con.
dition. His appetite im.
A
.1 aboutjit8 1jei1I.°451484I.iat-1:e•
leNvue;v14agi h. Write 'sit . 'la't:Ysee1 N. ts aekeptlat it'sd'
• ss
i The matrons of the Edison
I Orphanage at Lowell, Mass.,
.Awrote they had a
i oopink,r.cough in
i h t ton. They said .
t thate se was promptly -
I relieved by Vapo,Cresolene. Its 1,-..tlue
i n n colds was so great they
I a yt ready for use. , You
' c Ivused, don't you? Pfis
y a ir ponzer and you inhale
ri V u fo. a book that tells all
vapo.cres.kno is sold by all druggists, or scut •ett.
press and duty prepaid upon receipt of price. A Yap°.
Cresolene outfit, tncittility. the' Vapormer and Lamp,
which Qi•-idd last .t. life -time, and tt bottle of crefklene,
o,nipiete, $r.y.); extra supplies td Creielene. 2,5 4.-ee1s
leid so cents. - 11Iusti.ited }welder contatning physicians'
10 1381 nirtic free tiptiniLtpicst. VAro•LitasoLant ee.,.
rito Vuitott St, IN,:w V‘..ik, U.S.A.
eeeeeiew_--...ssmiree:s.;,==y...._,ereeeiearomse.see4lio•
. GODERIC1iI. •
.1. Bedford, while In
was . the guest of her friend, Mrs. R.
E. f;imitli, formerly of town and while
in Tortartiy she • was the guest of her
commis, the Misses McKinnon.
r•artit to -note the seriotis illness .
at - London .of .IVIrs. Alex.- .Johnston, • ,
mother of'. Mrs,' Fred. Lindsay of that
city and sister of the Messrs. • 'Fred.
awl George. Barry.' •
. RESERVE FORCE.
'3111 healthy beidy has a-eertain am-
our ot st rength reserved in ester: of -
emergency; attack •by disease or mitts--
ual physical ex -halts. ion, without this
3;101.-er or resistance a persoa is au
easy prey -to every ill that comes al-
ong. liy enrielnug the blood . and
(Totting new nerve • wits,. Dr. Chase's •
- Nerve Food keeps the health at high •
-water 'nark.' mid • lilts the body with •
the 1. igc•r andyitality thus overoCapee
and deiles• disease,
• .
• • •
•
Grran.d Trunk Ry
proved, he had a bettez
color and soon became
stronger and healthier.
He is still using the Nerve
Food, and we are perfect,
ly confident that he is
improving right along
Master Brisk_in ender this treatment."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, the great blood
builder and nerve restorative, 5o cents a box,
itt• all dealers, or Edtnanson, Bates and Co.,
Toronto. To protect you against imitations
the portrait and signature of Br. A. W. Chase,
the famous receipt book author ,* are on every
.box of Ids remedies. '
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The Grand Trunk ,railway haVe issu-
:el 0 very • handsome and illustrated
pamphlet •entitled "lianas of Visit
-tied- Game," gislitg information • re-
garding. • seastin for slid:citing deer,
1116o5e, • reindeer, -caribou,. 'ete., 311 the/. ,
"I•Tighlands of Ontario," aud other.
poiats, along the lin_ of the 'Grand
Trunk. Copies ofsame will; .furnish -
.ed Lim application at. Grand Trunk. ,
ticket' ••ollices' or 't.r.• J. D. MeDonald,
;District passenger :Ageut', lorouto.'
•
• 4,30. . Ax6 ••: "
:The Clerk or "Tppielltice..
If elerkingin a store or learning a trade, whyoot prepare. .
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. . . .
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J. We WESTERVELT, PIUL . •
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