" CHR DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1013. Mrs. 5 of the George Clif, Napanee; Mr. and (George Close and their daughter, Toronto, spent a few days with former 5 uncle, J. Dennett, successful operation. Mrs. Ea Van- volkenburgh, has returned to ' her home at Parry sound. On Friday, Dec. 27th, a farewell party was giv- eu by Mrs, G. Alton for her son, Frank, who went to Cobalt on Sat- he urday. Mrs. BE. J. Walker ane How su jor 2 Buk is to ordi ; Mrs. Geo. Boorman, of 906 Selkirk Avenue, Wirnipeg, says :-- a WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS aw READ WHAT THIS MOTHER SAYS ABOUT IT. ------ 4 a .Midings From Havelock. THA, US. Havelock, Jan. 5.--The young peo- ple are enjoying skating since the rink has opened. Joab, Coon, fell and broke a rib. The Misses Gladys and Lila Riley are visiting friends at Collins Bay. Mrs. D. Vansickle is confined to her bed with inflam- matory rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell and family haVe re- turned home after spending Christ: mas at A, Hartman's, Sharbot' Lake. Miss Annie Allen, graduate nurse, has returned to Peterboro after spending a few days with her broth- ur, T. H Allen. Ross Rithards is home from the west. Miss Alma Brown, West Toronto. is visiting her parents here. : The Tidings From Various Points in FBastern Ontario--What People 'Arve Doing and What They Are Saying. Weis. Bicknell's Corner Notes. Bicknell's Corners, Jan. 6.~Wesley Simmons has been ill for a few days. Bert. Amey left, Monday, jor a few months' travelling © through Ontario for the Douglas Liniment company. Mise Genenieve Taylor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A, Parrott. Alva Boulton was in Napanee on Satur- Elected by Acelamation. Fernleigh, Jan. 2.--Sleighing is good and 'the farmers are improving on the good roads by drawing hay and wood. Some are drawing across the lake and report the ice good. J. D. Godkin was elected reeve hy actla- mation. There will be election for councillors. Visitors: ° Mrs. James Codkin has returned to Queenboro af- ter spending the past six weeks with her son, J. D. Codkin; John Mec Kinnon and bride, from Red Deer, Alta. are visiting his brother, W. MoKinnon; Roy Godkin, Red Deer, is with his father, J. D~Godkin; Mrs. W. Hicks, Tweed, at R. Hick'sa F. Godkin, at R. Bauder's; A. Beck with A. Dyer, Queenbgro; Miss M. P. Riley, Sharbot Lake, at .J. D.] Godkin's; - Mr. and Mrs. W. Davy, spent Christmas and New Year's at Cataraqui; M. Séhwager, Berlin, is renewing old acquaintances. Splendid "Concert Held. Battersea, Jan. 3.--~The annual tea and programme on New Year's night, under the auspices of the Bat- tersea Methodist church, was one of unusupl success, A large crowd fathered in the new Orange hall from all parts of the community. The tea provided 'by the ladies was very de- licious and abundant. "The - ever- popular Dr. Spankie, of Wolfe Island, was present by special invitation to act in the capacity of chairman. Af- ter expressing his pleasure at being present 'and 'also administering sound advice to the parents and children whom he knew so well, Dr. Spankic proceeded with the programune, which consisted .of both local and foreign talent." Those deserving special men- tion are: Miss Shermon, soloist, from Latimer; Miss Hawkey, elocu- tionist, of Mount Chesney, and Miss Keeler, of Saskatoon, who sang a solo. Rev. W. W. Jones, a Methodist min ister of the Bay of Quinte conference, who had motored with the doctor from Kingston, made a few timely remarks. hy ti a load of coal Mrs. Gal: Bovting + and son, Arthur, of Yarker, spent Sunday at A. Ember ~ Iy's. Delbert Sexsmith spent Sunday at W. J. Perry's. Kenneth Valentine 'spent Sunday at:J: Amey's. Colebrook News Notes. Colebrook; Jam: 4.2 Miss "Létha Wagar has returned home |affer spending the last few weeks with her aunt at Belleville. Eulah Blakesley of Sydenham spent the holidays at C. Satton's. Messrs, David Gowdy and Willet 'P. Benn spent New Year's at George Mills' Luther Furrs has returned to his position in Kingston after spending Christmas here. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Salisbury spent Christmas at Alex- ahdria Bay. Herbert Kekhardt and Miss Winifred have gone to their schools after spending Christmas at home. A number from here attended Yarker Christmas tree enterjain- ment. Mr. and Mrs. James Gowdy were with their son at Oconto for Christmas. : " bh a 4.--Roswald : , of Kingston, is visiting at Jol hae A few young people at the New Year's dance at St. e, N.Y. Rev, Father Spratt i at G. Morgan's ob ¥ morning. Miss Loretta Brien, who ' has been at Marysville the past week, returned home . on y. G. Ranour is very ill. Wal: lace Niles is home from sailing. Mr. and -Mys. Byron Ivan spent New 'ear's at Mrs. John Niles', Jr. Mrs. + 0. Day has typhoid fever. Miss . Loretta O'Brien has beep ill for the past 'week, Fair View Happenings. Fair View, Jan. 6.--1The appearance of the crows, some vesidents declare . are signs of an open winter. The Miss e8 Edna and Lillian File spent their . holidays with their parents. Mr. and 3 John Bennett visited Mr. and re, 8. McNeill over Christmas. Miss J. McTagert has returged to Toronto after spending Christmas with her par: ents, / Visitors: -- Wilfred Jenking and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller at Stacey Vanalstine's; Mr. and Mrs. 'G. Vanal- stine spent New Year's day with - My Digestion . Is Now Good And | Feel Like a Young Man Since sing Dr. Chase's Kidney. Liver Pills. pointed Grant year. trustee and Mrs. Sidney: secretary-treasurer for the A Christmas tree and enter- tainment was' held in the sehool house ' [ecember 21st. Mrs. C. Yorke is to be congratulated for the creditable manner in which the chil- dren wére trained. The instru- mental musi¢ rendered by Miss Pero and Irie Foster was highly ap- preciated. The proceeds are to be applied on.the organ fund. A. Smith is making. extensive repairs to his newly acquired home on Main street. The venerable postmaster, G. M. Sanborn, is on the sick list. Mrs. H. Todd, who has been seriously ill for the past two months, was remov- ed 'to the Hotel Dieu, Kingston, on Wednesday for treatment. Rn On December 31st, occurred the 1 death of 8S. Burley, an old resident of this place, after a short illness of N pneumonia. Miss Ruth Meeks and Winston . Reynolds are improving k i ay | 7 4 CAN Q if siowly after severe attacks of pneu- 1] MOST [] monia. No teacher hgs been secured | € BN n for the present year. C, Young and| S¥EON . A Shay and E. James are in Harrow- ™ FAMOUS Re smith on business to-day. The peo- DD family have 'moved to Sydénham. C, x) ple are enjoying the hearty - hand- ; Brewer's Mills Briefs. Brewer's Miils, Jan. 3. -- Many from here attended the /party on Dec. 30th at Joyceville. The school meeting was held Dec. 26th and R. Milne was elected trustee. Miss Nart is spending the holidays at her home in Oates. Recent visit- ors: Mrs. A. Milne and children, Kingston, at M. Roach's; Misses A. J. and P. Milne, Athens, at C. Milae's; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Me- Donald, Lansdowne; EK. P. Murray, Kingston and J. C. Murray, Cleve- land at J. Murray's; Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyle, T. I. Junction at J. Smith's. Migs Olive Todd, Kingston is visit- ing at home. Mr. and Mrs. P. Milne at T. Dier's, Warburton. Messrs. B. J. Murray and J, Tierney have returned A home after a successful season of sailing. Oretla are . visiting friends at nary salves! We want every man, | Pimples and sores broke out all over my little girls face and hands. injury to use Zam-Buk and get cured | UX neighbor advised my. trying Zam-Buk and leaving off all other sores were healed completely, leaving the child's face smooth and white FREE BOX Bg ie i mpi of wis ty the name of this J inks thes > Buk. The pain a lu snd within a 2 : : (DD ¢ match, Every match a light. Well packed so the matches. a surety of the best possible quality and full count' Nagetyille. 'W. A, Cousin has re- urned home with his bride. woman, and child who suffers | They spread, and set up inflammation. In the end her face was one mass from any form of Skin Disease or | of sores! We tried ointment after ointment, but. there was no noticesble quickly. Try Zam-Buk for yourself at Semis -- poms doin Msi gd pleat eb Zany Buk sooth 5 our expense. % > look healthier. Gradually every scab and pimple disappeased and the a] a Shum, while using on ald poi of cisscre, hay slipped cutting I 8 began 10.apply Zam-Buk Jaoisats Sut and mail it to Zam-Buk Co., Toronte, an ERE. wound nicel, k Cr Sou TREE Raw thi ofr to yous renal | | Uo fm ek oh esd sr. e,a Sr Eddy's Silent Parlor Matches dy's Silent Parlor Matches Made of very best corke pine, ~ Every stick a that a match may readily be exy ,oted in the . dark--no fumbling with the ineviggye spilling of EDDY'S I - - The E. B. EDDY COMPANY, Limited Makers also of Paper Bags, Toilet Paper, Tissue Towels, etc. A Reports From Elgin. 2 Elgin Jan. 4.--Miss Ruddick, Brockville, is the guest. of Miss Coon, Miss Gladys .Sexton, Athens was a guest in the village. John Fahey, who is home from Toronto for the holidays, is confined to his bed with appendicitis. H. P. De- long, who spent the holiday week with his parents, has returned to Oshawa. George Martin is prepar- ing a- skating rink. H. J. Ripley was at Brockville last week. George Hamilton, Montreal, spent the week under the parental roof. Miss Hazel Young Lyndhurst, has been engaged to teach in the Bush school. © Misses Carrie and Lucy Brown. Montreal, spent the holi- day week with their parents. Mr. and Mrs, R. Dav'son, Forfar, avere guests in the village. 8S. Grey is moving from the village, having rented J, G. Delong's farm. The condition of Mrs. H. 8. Davison, is reporied as improving, since go- ing to St. Vincent de Paul hospital at Brockville. ' The rural tele. phone company is adding a third crosspiece with more wire. L. Muchmore is foreman. Dr. Gor- don, Hamilton, Saskatchewan, who spent the holidays with his parents, leaves for New York City te take a course as house surgeon in a hes pital. John Pinkerton, who spent the holidays with his family, re- turns west. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Dar- gavel were in Brockville New Year's .eve. Miss Mercy MeGhie, Athens, was the guest of relatives. Bellrock Budget. Bellrock, Jan. 4.--At the annual school meeting J. Yorke was ap- Kidneys Wrong ?-- If are are in danger. 'When he danger_Whes s fail to filter the impurities from the blood, trouble comes at once. Backache, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gravel, Diabetes, Gall Stones and the a Sd Morse's Indian Root Pills contain Visitors: Mr. aud Mrs. i% Snider of Camden Fast are renewing old ae- quaintances here; Miss G. French, Mountain Grove, at John Grankls; Olivia Sanborn of Toronto, spending kner holidays at 'her home here; Mr. and Mrs. G. Snider and daughter Ha- zel spent New Year's at J. Grant's; Mr. and Mrs. C. Amey and Hazel Yorke, at J. Yorke's; F. Percy of Rochester, at M. Percy's; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lambkin, at G. M. an- born's; 'Mr. and Mrs. Fved Clark, Moscow, at Frank Clark's; Roy Moir, at John Timmons'. w------------------ SYDENHAM BUDGET. Accident to Harold Redmond--Late Mrs. G. Harker. Sydenham, Jan. 3.--The annual con- cart was held in Wesley hall, Christ- mas night. The tree and concert for St. Paul's Sunday school will be held in the town hall. D, Woodrufi, man- ager of the skating rink, has pur- chased a fing large gasoline light for the rink. The first, carnival of the season will goon be' held. : Mr. Lakins, contractor, had the mis- fortune to fall from the roof of the nsw St. Paul's church to the floor, and "at first it way thought he was dangerously hurt, but he is recover: ing. John Storms is very ill with ty- phoid pneumonia, at his home on Main street. The funeral of Mrs. George Harker, who died in the general hos- pital, Jast week, was held, on Sun- day, from her late home. Mrs. Har- ker had been a great, sufferer and, though the best medical aid was se- cured, it was adl in vain. The deceas- od leaves a husband, jour sisters, a brother in Utica, N¥¥., and another brother in Alberta, besides a large circle of friends. La i Among our holiday visitors were : Mr. Gillie and Miss Ruby Gillie, King: ston, at Dr. Sargent's; Mr. and Mrs ¥. P. Maxwell and daughter, Kings- ton, at F. M. Lawson's; : Van Blakesly, Queen's, at home; Mr. and Mrs. i. Wood, Kingston, Miss Fannie Horn, 4 Wolfe Island, at Mrs. S. Wood's; Miss ~ Joyreville News, Joyceville, "Jan. 4.--Christmas New Year's passed off quietly in this vicinity. The rural mail route started New 'Year's day, with Lessie Woods as niail carrier. The dance held in the village hall was a sueBbss. All are 4 looking forward to another in the near future. Joseph Murphy disposed of a fine colt to Allan Donnelly, Seeloy's Bay. Miss Mary McCarey has returned home, after visiting friends at Seeley's Bay. James Mullen on the siek list, is able to be around again. Messrs. Lemmon apd son, 'Kingston, « fhave installed new furnaces. in P. Joyee's and A.' Franklin's houses. The remains of the late Edward Agnew |G brought home for burial from : USEFUL PRESENTS When Giving a Present Give Something Useful Nickel Plated Tea and Coffe e Pots. Nickel Plated Tea and Coffee Perculators. Silver Knives and Forks. : Carving Sets from $2.00 to $10.00. 2A Carpet Sweepers from $2.00 to $6.00, Or sdmething in "AUSTRIA" AGATEWARE, the 'Best manulac- tures. At ! shake of 'the candidate these days.. | | GO BOTTLED IN THE MOST UP TO DATE PLANT IN CANADA BDI RD INSPECTION INVITED REINHARDTS TORONTO * Ri ¥ ELLIOTT BROS. Phone 35. : 77 Princess St. Chicago by his two sons, Robert and John. He was an old and respected resident of this place. Sharbot Lake News. Sharbot Lake, Jan. 3. -- Christmas and New Year's passed off very guiet- ly in this vicinity. The young people held a ball in Air. Irwin's hall on New Year's night. I'he ice here is in fairly good condition. The nominations took. place last Monday in the town hall. Two reeves and fifteen councillors were nominated. Miss Maud Charlerton and Miss Maggie Blakey have returned home: from Napanee. Miss Bertha Dodds, of Kingston, spent a few days at 'her home here. Miss Goodman, of Perth, visiting friends here. Mise Pappa has returned home from the west where she has been teaching. Mr. Woods, of Peterboro, visiting at Joh Allen's. A business meeting was hel in the Presbyterian church last week by Rev. Mr. Gracey and Rew. Mr. Mac- Gillivray, ( Prof. A. T. Smith. What a horrible condition the di- gestive system gets into when the fiver becomes sluggish and the bowels constipated. The poisonous waste matter is thrown back into the : blood stream and finds its way into all parts of the body, causing pains and aches and feelings of fatigue and misery. # It Is wonderful how quickly Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills sweep the ms from the digestive system and enable the organs of digestion to '.yesfume their natural functions. "Prof. A. T. Smith, 1 Mt. Charles street, Montreal, and formerly of Bos- ton, Mass, writes:--"F suffered for 'many years from bad digestion, con- ' stipation and horrible backaches. I {have been treated by many doctors without any results. One day a friend in Boston advised the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, After two es 1 noticed great im- Hug wo yous after the fourth box was completely cured. My diges- is good. 1 never feel any pain Cut Flowers We seldom have sufficient cute flowers td supply the Christmas de- mand, hence the need of getting your orders placed some days in advance-- Wagerville Wafts. Wagerville, Jan. 3.--8. Jackson's Saw miil is running again with S. Rawley at the engine. A party was held 'at Clinton Wagers on Christmas night. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Raymond. of Sydenham, spent Christmas under the parental roof. Xinas, Roses. Xmas. Carnations, WIFE'S HEALTH RESTORED Xmas. Violets, ; "It's a pleasure to open a box Hf Xmas. Lilies of the Valley. Flowers prom Hayy's." in the back. My head is clear and 1 téel like a young man. I think Dr. . Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are one of the best medicines on earth." . Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited. Toronto. ---- #| home from the hospital On "Thursday, Jan. 2nd, a reception was given at William McCumbers for D. mMcCumbér, who returned home from Watertown N.Y., with hfe bride. Many useful presents were received. Mrs. M. Cronk is & most Slective- diuretic which strengthens a stim the kidneys so that Shey do their work thoroughly. and Try - Dr. Morse's * after a Indian Root Pills Lillian Fair, Belleville, at the rectory; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hornbeck and son, Tamworth, at Mrs. Hornbeck 8; Mr. and Mrs. Levi Leeman, Fernleigh, at their daughter's, Mrs. C..F. Smith; Edward Jacquith, Sudbury, at his home; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Varette, New Liskeard, at J. Varette 8: Ora Bayce and Dixon Fosten, Toronto, ar] home; John Lake and Myron Lake, Toronto, with their mother; Oscar Fil- lion, Kingston, with his grandparents; Mra, M. Townsend spent a w with her daughter in Toronto; Mr. dnd Mrs. Gilmour and son have returned ftom Montreal; Gi. Ormsley has returned from Toronto; Mr. Renwick has retura- ed from his holidays, accompanied by his wife, who will remain during the winter. Levi Leeman has returned' to Fernleigh, leaving Mrs. Leeman for a few weeks longer stay...' Mr. and Mrs, F. ®. La ed the funeral of their nephew, ard Caverly, Harrowsmith, on Year's day. Nomination day passed very quietly, but election day pro- mises to be rather ex wea- hunting, he found in the barrel of his it to be a vart- and a d, cutting his face and in- ) Dr. Sargent was call- in several stitches eyes. Sher path , in the cuts and Uressing the wounds, he was taken to the ital, Thars- day IrSing: Nhers hes doing as well as i: If you have ~cecasion .to transact business with a mule select one who has no kick coming. + * : It is as difficult for a man to serve two-masters as it is-for a wom- an to serve both styles and com- mn fort. - Love levels all things--if it is o- Husband Declared Lydia E. i m's Vegetable Compound Would Re- store Her Health, And It Did. Ashland, Ky. -- "Four years ago 1 seemed to have everything the matter with me. 1'bad fe- maleand kidney trou- ble'and was so bad off over thirty years ago by & woman to relieve woman's suffering. . Read What Another Woman says: Camden, N. J.--*T1 had female trou- ble and a serious dis These Treasures of Nature with their long stems, beautiful blossoms and fresh green foliage are much sought after for CHRISTMAS FAVORS, , We attend to every little decril--Carefully packed, card, Inclosed In box. express charges prepaid If you desire--and given to the Express Co. in time to reach destination Christmas 'morning. The Hay Floral & Seed Co: FLORISTS . BEOURVILLE, g : Our Gaiters anf Leggings | Ladies' Leggings . Log Verooy ; $1.25 and $1.50 'Ladies' Black Beaver Gaiters, Thirteen Buttons © - . $1.00 Other Black Gaitors 80¢ and. 78c¢ Men's Black Beaver Gaiters : 50c 75c and $1: 00 Children's Corduroy Leggins : je and $1.00 | 88c ' -- H. Jennings, - King St.