SAVED FROM THE 4 MEE e------ vi " nil-adives" sured Appeadichis Bi pi Ont, Feb, 1a. 1910. wt wut a year ago, onr dagghter Ella (fotirteet Jems taken with terrible pains in the right side. We at once pat ber under the care of a first-cla®s doctor, 'who pronounced it a cave of A tis and advised an eration, We took her toa Hospital in Ringston hare fie was again immedia- y examined by an eminent alist. He said she had A Td msi be operated on at once, if we wanted 1 save. ber life, ro . "Luckily for us and for hex, an uncle came in with some * Fruit-a-tives" and insisted on Ela takin results were apparent first y and the 1 : it-a-tives * sa rom the sar ws enjoying the o % W POX. (Father) TLLIAN FOX, (Mother) "Fruit-a-tives" is the only meditine in the world that will positively cure Coastipatiof the cause of Appendicitis, sac. a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, 25¢. At all dealers, or sent on receipt of by Pruit-ea-tives Limited, Ottawa, Bugs Car't Stand Keating's unfailing r of every fi insect and ent cured her, our daughter lite. appear when Keating's isapp The unusual ' morit of Keating's Pow- der ie that it is stainless and odor- not harmful B any ex- ogpt ingect life. Made sad sold by druggists everyw Tu tng only : 10¢, 200, 36c. "we 1 brooke; 'fine driving horse, I N jpn ald, Glendower, { Deline, : at the ng . Cushendall, Jan. 17.~Much' regret is felt throughout this seighborhood over doseph Gordon's sudden death ui his home at Sunbury. TF. Dunlop, who bas been wv ill, is slowly recover- ing, as lie is Aen. James Martin. obert Hyder, recess a a Mrs W, Hyland, 2 ap, Smith, Seeley"s Bay, at T. Hyland's. Diallorytown News. Mallorytown, Jap, 16.--Mrs. W. A. Guild returned home from the Brock- ville General ital, improved in health,' tharles Guild, Blenheim, was called Home because of serious ill- ness of his" wile. Born te Mr. - and Mrs. Wesley Hodge, a son. The auc- tion sele at James Guild's home at lyn is to be on Thursday, C. D.Mc- Donald is it), Mrs. Charles Trusdell is Visiting Mrs. MW. 1. Connelly, Brock- ville, At Blair Settlement. Blair Settlement, Jan. 17.--Snow fell to the depth of two feet here. Henry Hell, suffering with rheumatism for some weeks, is better. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Gordline, intend starting for the North-West this week. Misses Maggie and Annabel Ca I will return to Gilenvale this week, actompanied by Miss ~ Pearl Gorsline, of this place. School is closed this week on account of bad roads, Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J. Blair 'at 1. "Blair's; Miss Maggie and Annabel Cem) and Miss Jessie Blair as fg Walter Watlle at J. Blair's; J, H. Blair at Perth Toad. # -- Tichborne Tidings. Tichhofne,, Jan, 18.+Fhe school has opened ounce more with Myrtle Iew as teacher. 'The farmers aro hauling . wood and bark to the rail road. Quite a number of the child- ren .aré sick with measles and scatlet fever. ' Mr, and Mrs. E. Dermot are visiting at John Kennedy's. Born to Mr, and Mrs. James Swerbrick, a daughter, (ite a number from here attended the tea at Parham. The roads are in bad couditbon. Visitors : Mr. Smallbridge, at Peter Ritchie's. Miss Dolliett, at Mrs. Brown's. At Black River Bridge. Black River Bridge, Jan. 17.--Mil- ford and Black River played a game of hockey last week in Milford. Mr. and ;Mys. P. Empey have been spend ing a pg! days' with friends at Grassy oint, . Mr, apd Mrs. W. McKenpa and Me, and Mrs, % Mckenna spent "an evening of this week at T. McMahon a. Miss Josie Shannon, of Waupoos Is fund, visited at Mrs. T. McKenna's {this 'Week. "Pérey Love is' teaching as Black River school. M , Shannon, the former s going west, {Prom Starg, Jo. sawing bran from From Sangster. Sangster, | Jan; 17.--~Thomas Barrett rehmved two cows from J. Fituger- 1 Joseph Doran has fie go the: i i aravidents 1 off, for the winter. a8 al Jungs Hook _ attended the dancing pasty at Daniel Mulville"s, Rideau ke, om Friday night. Mrs. John € rs, nt: John MeNichol's; Thomas Barrett, at T. Young's; J. and M. 58 ; Miss Ano at James Daley's, Hinehin- | Corcoran and E. Conners, at T. 8; . and Mrs. T. Burns and son, Peter, of Burridge, at P, J, 0'Connbis'. Barmowsmith Happenings. Hargowsmith, J 17.-An inter- esting address on Mexico, #ts people and custom - was given by George mest Rev. ('Cannor, P. on, 'Iuesday evening last. J. P, returned from Belle villo on Tuesday last. The servidein the Presbyterian church on Sunda, last was conducted by. Rev. » Drinpan, of Sunbury. ~The 1 people are anxiously awaiting opening of the rink, which has been delayed on account of the recent storms. Miss Maud Patterson is vis- iting 'hér sister, Mes. L. Gallagher, of Wilton. Miss Grace' Thompson spent Sunday in Sydenh. Mr. K ¥ formally A Kitroponias uk, young bank, is spend a few days here. Rev. J. A. Waddell has been enfin homie for a few days with a of grippe. Samuel n, viciling hee. - the misfortune Lo cut his: bee. ~ iin the]. : Phyteeal x ells AN OPEN PEN LETTER From a Well-known Clergyman Showing How lpdigestion Can Be Cured. Rev. T. A. Drury, Besmsyille, Ont., writes as follows : "For eighteen years 1 have been increasingly m- pressed with the wonderful efiects | good wrought by 'Dr. William" Pink Pills. For some yesvs § had sufiered almost constantly 'with chronic dys pepsia of the most stubborn' type, at- tended by different other troubles, which invarishbly' follow, or accom pany it Hs "its , prominent among which were kidney trouble and piles. Against this complication of disease | waged a vigorous warfare for several months, wsing many dif- ferent remedies, nope of which gave permanent' relief. In my di ager ment 1 was about to discontinue treat- ment altogether when 1 was advised by a friend to try Dri Williams' Pink Pills, the use of which, though under very unfavorable circumstances, soon revived my drooping courage. The medicipe struck at the root of my weakness, and the different troubles of which dyspepsia was the prime cause released, let go, and disappesr- ed. In one faonth 1 i A unds ip weight, and received a pew ease of life. Only six boxes of pills produced this wonderful change in my health, which was miraculously per- manent, Later my sister became so reduced by aneemia ythough' under the care of our family doctor) that she could scarcely walk. In this dangerous ex- tremity, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were resorted to and in a brief space of time restored her to perfect health. Being a minister of the gospel many test cases have come under my notice, in alt of which Pr. Williams' Pink Pills have fully sustained their world: wide reputation. This is why | ean conscientiously. recommend Dr, Wil- liams' Pink Pills us being superior to anything known to me in the treat- ment of the many disenses for which they are recommended.' ----------ir---- The Great Waterway. Hamilton Herald. Berlin, Ont, is the birthplace of two big things. . There the Hydro:Electric power project was boro. Another great movement wes started at the same place 'by the same man--the Great Waterways Umion of 'Canada, Municipal representatives and mem- bers of boards of trade met in Berlin, and after hearing Mr. Detweiler out- line his scheme, formed the organiza- tion mentioned. The scjffme is to bring about with all poséible speed the enlargement of the Welland and St. Lawrence canals. It is a very large scheme. But it is practicable. The great thing is to get the Dominion government committed to it in preference to the rival Georgi- an Bay canal scheme. These two pub- lic works cannot be gone on with at the same time. Together, they are too gigantie even for the large resources of Canada, The one for which 'there dis the greatest nbed, the one which is the most practicable, the one which will ensure the greatest public benefirs, should first be undertaken and com- pleted. There is no doubt about which of the two schemes answers that de- scription. Jt is the Welland and St Lawrénce = waterways. Phe Great Wa- 'terways Union of Canada starts with the advantage of having a just cause ito promote. May it succeed. Oceans Cover Wide Area. The Pacilic ocean covers 68,000,000 square miles, ihe Atlantic 30,000,000 and the Indian ocean, Arctic and Amnt- Arctic oceans 42,000,000. To stow a- way the contents of the Pacific it would be necessary to use a tank ope mile long, one mile wide and one while deep every day for 440 years. "Put in figures the Pacific holds in weight 948,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons, The Atlantic averages a depth of mot quite three miles, its water weight 325,000,000,00003004000,000 tons and a tapk to contain them would have each of its sides forty- three miles long. The figures of tho Other oceans are (n the same startling proportions, It would take all the sea water in the world 2,000,000 yoars to flow over Niagara. "The Nervous C0 Invalid Far Greater Sufferer Than Man With Broken Leg. Both Mind and Body Are Restored bythe Use of wt (Dr. Chase's Nerve Food a en os ' from diseases of pain is in relieved, mittent and : but w the nerve p geble and wasted mind as as body i» a and all is blackieas aud discouragement to her' and' 'N jg; is right, but you Art that "look of regret that ; ; ey i THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1912. ERSESTTIOWN PIONEER "DEAD The Late James Martin, Who Died ia | December, Yarker, Jan. 16--~A glosm was canst over this community when William John Martin, aged seventy-four years, an old and much respected farmer, passed away, at his home in Ernest town, on December 23rd, 1911. Peceas- ed had enjoyed good health till gbotit eight years ago when he had a severe attack of pneumonia. Since then his health gradually failed, although he was to attend to most of hie pusiness up. till last fall, The Jatter part of Nuvember be suffered a severe attack of pleurisy, which affected his heart and lungs, he gradually . grew worse till death came. Deceased was the oldest resident of that neighborhood. Bom threequar- ters of a century ago, when the sur- roundi gountry Was a w 8, he lived to see it developed junto a thickly settled farming district. He was a son of James and Hannah Martin, and the eldest of a family of four. Mrs. John B. Stuart, of To ledo, Ohio, the only sister, predeceas- od him, fourteen years ago, while two brothers gre leit, Joshua, of Syracuse, N.Y., and Alison, the youngest, liv- ington the old homestegd, and who will feel his demise keenly. Deceased lived home with his pa: rents till twenty-three years of age, when he married Lydia Hart, of Har- rowsmith, and settled on an adjoining farm just acxoss. the boundary in Er: nesttown; where he became a prosper ous farmer and lived till his death. Always jolly and with a willing hand to help a: neighber; he won the good: will of all, with whom he came . in eontact. In politics he was a staunch conservative, in religion a Methodist. A widow and three chil: dren gre left to mown, Mrs, Ira Davidson, of Oxbow, Assinaboin: Mrs. Thomas Rogers, of 'Wilton, and: Frank at home. His oldest son, Henry, who lived at Bloomfield, died about years ago. The funeral took place on December 96th, from his late home to ¥Yarker Methodist church, of which he: was a member for over fifty years, The re mains were placed in Moscow vault, where they will await intermént in Varker cemetéry in the spring. The fumeral was largely Sttmded and many came [rom surrounding places to pay their last respect, which be speaks the esteem in which he was held. ~ ten ---------- A Pure Food Test. The pire: food expert at the. pure food show in New York took up nutmeg. "Watch me jab this pin into the nutmeg here and there," he said. "Do you see how, from each little pin prick a little oil = exudes ? Vell, that is a proof that the nutmeg is good. is is a wooden nutmeg, more, "Fhe nutmeg enty feet high. nothing tree of Asia'is sews The fruit is like a pear. The flesh of vhe fruit is like candied citron, #ud its seeds, our nutmeg proper, are enveloped "in a yellow rind that is our mace. "Nutmegs are dried two months jp a moddrate heat. They are then sorted and the smaller and Lroken ues dre thrown into the press for the 'purpose of extracting their oil, the ewsentinl oil of ~mutmeg: be ing a very costly article' of com- merce. ' "The big, fine, choice nutmeg, "5 they are now put on the market; are all "right, but, the 6il being so costly thete is a way of extracting it with- out the use of the press. 'Theé fine, choice nutmeg is steeped in hot water and afterwards' coated' with lime. Then, though all its oil , and nearly oll its Havor have departed, it looks O.K. "It looks O.K. for but it is a worth less, wooden nutmeg, and if you grate it over a milk punch you get no 'flayor, while if yon stick » jin in it no oil exndes." Catching Up, Retiring for the night, a ny maid. en climbed into her mother's lap and kissed her on hgth cheeks. Her man- ner being rather more effusive whan usual 'it was suspected that a con- fession would he forthcoming. That was the fact, net long delnyed. "Mamma," said the child. "T've been naughty. Pm afraid ibe angels have marked my name in the big book as a bad girl." "I hope mot, dear," the replied. "What have you ing ¥' "It's something 1 haven't mamma," the little girl explained. "I have gebe to bed for two weeks without saying ny prayers "Why; dearie," ellded : {he mother, gently, "that is really serious, What shall we do about it?" © "Pye heen Jhiuking it opel malt ma," the small imguent arid, "and made up. y- mind 10 say "Our Fath. 'Now I Lay Me! every might until 1 -catoh: up with my. prayers; mother been do dane, > Not Sad Esough. An old English drill sergeant whose severit } made him unpopular wi is . company was putting a squad of recruits fon the fanersi exercise. Opening the admit the passage of n corlepe t {ween them, : the 'instrdéfor; by way of practical explanation walked slow- ly down the lane formed ranks, saying as be 50; "Now, I am the corpse. Pay ytten tion 1 ¥ re © the eud of "i wipe gi A cruits wi a scruti TL then remarked : ERE 5%. 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