THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1915." oma-- IAT ONCE ! STOPS {STOMACH MISERY Frontenac GLENDOWER, Nov, 11 The 3 Abiram Hoppins'son was a d led condit the proce Gowdy her dil hope th I t cox year 1 shia ll r supper nday night] te af the § joad rain. | . Miss | P* i { appreciation of | '"** with th tinue onto: dn and e | many nj 8 1 y on nobie work a1 CLARENDON, Nov, 10 Mr turned to R Mrs. Badouy friends frew and Mrs 'W S. Barr re on Wednesday 3 last week Lake, called root A) CHAFFEY'S LOCK Doyle - ' . A r i. E Toronto ng ' Andre Crains { from King farm--in moving in a Currie spent Lake Miss returned from East and tosh, Clayto 8 ter, Mrs. -K ler, Mississipp Barr on Monday Mrs. Mincheste The loc ated fine dee Satu Ma { Noonan and her} 1 y r Jess i or King- | ADI WOT rs. J cin- | I °. | excellent Leeds YOUNGE 9 MILLS, Nov plowing in from here att at Mrs. M. Fe ening In honour has a position Maud Andres Caintown re ervice well attended in th one here an Sun | Lennox & Addington | « HANTRY : | BATH. ? e village hall was resday it at the play, "Uncle Ton Letters have bee Wesley Hawley, saying the CM.R., in a day er panee, court ouple of d at day Nov. 11 was born to Raison Mrs (Dr) spent a few days wit F Kno misfortune to "hurt ploughing, over a week still unable to walk Elgin, is doi in for Y. De Well. Mr Brown, Delta, spent Mrs. A. Knowlton building chimne mas Chant's ing completion a ment fo the street On Sun Th Tr Seed & 1 Knee e Camp, ago and Mr. Stanton e carpenter work and Mrs Sunday John Marksi'is cisterns, ete, Tho- house is near- d will be an orna- Mrs. W. Percival is was here on Miss Pat to Battersea to a her sister BICKNELL'S CORNER. Nov. 11.--The threshing machine has been in this neighborhood and { from I 5 | Visitors | "Pape's er Point Ann $s have been buying cattle the prices are who had a K of scarlet fever, i ely Several from this in the patriotic vewburgh last Wednesday reet and it higher slight at neigh night TAMWORTH. Mrs. William Rode and er Jean and Mrs Charles » Frankford, are visiting at Ja- Three different mines up east of Tamworth has thirty men working, Rogers has returned home hospital much improved in John Wagar is ahle to be around The missionary held in the Methodist u Thursday afternven was and success turnout A. B. Carsecallen has pur 4 eW auto, one of the MM » W gars opened mine tobert ne health 1d 1 make STELLA. Nov Derry Lodge, No P.A B.. held their annual 5th of Ne vember ball on Friday evening,and it was a grand success Victoria Hall was filled to capacity with dancers Floor Manager Robert D. Glenn kept everything running smoothly. Visi- tors were present from Kingston, Bath, Conway 0 First class Salsbury's 9 aud music was furni by orchestra, King An supper was served in the village hall at midnight by Mrs. Rob- ert Filson The farmers are haul- ing large quantities of grain to J Nelson's warehouse Mrs Caughey has returned home spending a few days at Pitt Mrs Filson er places xd by Sic S D alter ferry R Kingston, {at D. Caughey's FERGUSON'S FALLS, Nov. 9 The Closs on of Mr. and Mrs. James C , has enlisted Charles Hollinger of this district skipped 150 lambs op Mond: Mr. Deneigh, well driller, has left Mr Ruttle"s place after going 230 feet. He got a considerable amount of wa- ter. Mrs. Jackson of this district died last Wednesday, and her re- mains were buried on Sunday in the English church burying ground. Miss Mary Shepperd, Hamilton, visit- ing friends here. The deer hunters of this section had very poor luck, Miss Susie Rothwell who is attend- ing Normal School in Ottawa, spent Sunday at her home here. James McCemet, McDonald's Corners, is is Far more women than men suffer from nervous disorders. And little wonder, when you come to think of the thousand causes of worry and anxiety which come daily to the woman in the home. Particularly to those who are nervously ener- getic the many demands details of houy life, and the exacting attention required by the children, sosner orflater wear on the nervous system. You begin to worry, and worry upsets the nerves. The more irritable the nerves hecome the more you worry. And little ills to make life a sleep at nights, a Women everywhere are rapidly disappears. praising this great food cure, because it lifts them yout of this tertible ner vous, irritable condition, and by its reconstructive influence enables the bodily organs fo properly perform their natural new hope . and functions. : happiness and success. Bc a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co, Toronto pared to it. pixele, and there is no end to your troubles. Since the nervous system holds in control all the fune- tions of the body there soon arises a thousand Nervous headaches, spells of indigestion, irri-. table temper and attacks of the blues tend to make you feel miserable. You cannot rest by day or ul » hE what reserve force yon have It may not be convenient for you to get away * for a change and a rest, reach Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and there never - was found a nerve restorative which could be com? Use Dr. Chase's Nerve Food regularly and you will soon be able to take a cheerful view of life, enjoy our daily work and forget to worry. For with good health comes new courage, mn of society, the numberless ' thus is formed a vicious burden. but there is within your energy and strength, ama. through | proving i recital There was a large | (With the stomach AND. INDIGESTION Diapepsin®™ makes sick, sour, gassy Stomachs feel fine. 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You feel different as soon as i" Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact ~distress just van- your stomach gets sgeet, no » no beiching, no eructations of undigested food, your head clears and you feel fine | Go now, make the best investment {vou ever made, by getting a large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder. afely ishes gases 11 for Thomas Roth- hired with Mr. William Rothwe the winter months. well is improving. FOLGER. --The surrounding coun- alive with hunters. Deer are scarce here this year. A Grierson, Perth, is here for a hunt, also John Bain and party. G Cheeseman, Otta- wa, is a guest at A. T. Stewart's. The death occurred at Vancouver, B.C, of Charles Stewart, formerly of Om- pah, He leaves a wife (formerly I a Elliott); three brothers, James, and William, Ompah, and Allen here, also three sisters, Mrs. G. Johaston, Herman, N.Y,, Mrs. Newell, Chicage, and Mrs. Doss. The remains were brought tc Ompah where the funeral service was held and interment made! in Ompah cemetery. Visitors: Mrs G. Warner, Pembroke, at Mrs. R Davis'; Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnston, Herman, N.Y, and Archie _Elliott, Seeley's Bay, at A. T. Stewart's; Miss B. Lemks.; Plevna, at A. Simp- son's; Mr. and Mrs. C. Reynolds, Pembroke, with friends in 'the vil- 'lage; T. Ferguson at A. T. Stewart's; Charles Stewart has gone to Her- man, N.Y, to attend High School. Nov 11 STEAL FROM THE DEAD. Canadian Relatives Should Make Complaint. London, Nov. 13.--A notification fom the War Office has been receiv- ed by the Canadian agents-general to the effect that the relatives of fallen Canadian officers should not hesitate to complain through official channels if valuable articles are missing from their kits when returned. There have been several prosecutions here for thefts by railway employees and oth- ers 3fom officers' kits while in tran- sit, and it is feared that where it is known that a kit is going overseas, the thieves may fear detection less than where the loss will be discover- ed on delivery in England. COW SETS NEW RECORD Produced Over 34 Pounds of Butter . In Seven Days. Minneapolis, . Nov 13. -- The world's championship for the prggduc- tion of butter fat by a single cow in a year has been won by Duchess Sky- | lark Ormsby, a Holstein-Friesian, ac- cording to an announcement made herg to-day. he cow gave 27,161.7T tounds of milk in the year; gave 5{7.0 pounds of milk and 34.36 pounds JI butter in seven days; maintained Go: aver- age butter fat record of £.32 per cent.; ate less than 20 pounds of { grain a day; consumed only grains { within practical reach of every dairy- man, and remained in perfect health. RUSSIAN PLANS UNHALTED Carried On Despite Premature Ad- vent Of Winter. London, Nov, 13.--The correspon- | dent of the Times at the headquar- ters of General Ruzsky"s northern Russfan army s the premature ad- vent of winter has not affected the Russian plans, as the rivers and] ground ve not yet frozen. In the! 'Dvina Valley there has been no in- terference with railway work and upplies are coming sayisfactorily.' he correspondent adds that the re fugees who recently encumbered the entire region have disappeared, thus; relieving the pressure on the railway | | system. : PRESS GAGGING IN AUSTRIA. | 55 Papers Suspended In Month For | fe Food Talk... - { London, Nov. 13.--A despatch to! the Exchange Telegraph from Am-| | sterdam i { "A Vienna despatch received here nal has been suppressed for one week for criticizing the censorship. Fifty-| five Austrian provincial papers have! been"Suppressed witliin a month for discussing food conditions." DEMAND A PLEBISCITE. Vancouver Prohibition Deputation | Vancouver, B.C., Nov. 13. A de-| pulation from the prohibition forces! from Vancouver calied on the prem- | ier'at Victoria and demanded a clear: (tut issue ip a plebiscite along the! lines of-the Alberta legislation. On| this and soms other obscure points) lasso the Government's policy the, | premijer to send an answer to the head of the movement in Van- Couver within 3 few days. "4 + | tle. { Men may agree j asserts that the Neue Wiener Jour?} i - "Bill' Hughes' ' 21st Battalion, which has already sent a lot of Ger-| mans to the happyland and else where, needs socks and mitts. Well, | Kingston is the place that can supply | them, so let the response to Whig's call be quick. If Councilman Nickle wants to know who is the boss of Kingston's Utilities he should just start a row and he would soon find out | | "Christy" Graham should not only ask the Town Council for new beds for the women prisoners in the po- lice cells but also demand that a few be kept on hand for late Council per- formances, so that the elderly town fathers like "Dan" Couper and "Bob" Kent --c@llld have a snooze during the dull portiens of the acts If Church Union comes, the Lamp- man supposes that some of the un- necessary church buildings ih Kingston will be closed A towns- man remarked to him that the church bodies should try and agree in their own family circle before forming al- liances or ententes. A preacher in a Kingston church last Sabbath said that the restoration of the family pew was the hope df the Church in Canada. But when the family pew has been restored, the Lampman thinks it will be a harder job to get out and bring in the scat- tered family. In the good old days, the family used to march to church, with the young fry in the lead--placed there So 'that their elders could watch from behind and see that they dig.not kick up The Lampmanr can scarcely believe that those 900 Irishmen, who were refused passage to America, were running away from the war, when fighting, outside of eating potatoes, is the chief pastime of the Irish ) \ , 8 . Canada's war lord, who is to lead the Canadians into Berlin, can solve the liquor problem, insofar as it ap- plies to thie troops, by declaring all bars and shops out of bounds and by decreeing that the drinks to be im- bibed by his officers as well as men shall not include any kind of intoxi- cating liquor. : Judging by the talk in Toronto pa- pers, one woulg think that the sol- diers up there 'were going to drink all the liquor in that big town, leav- ing none for the civilian population. Here in Kingston the commanding officer does not think it necessary to further restrict drinking by the men of his fighting profession, know- ing that the supply is ample for all. When restriction is placed on the ci- vilian guzzlers, then the war author- ities will no doubt direct their sub- jects in khaki to close. their eyes when they see or smell a liquor bot- Now that is has been agreed that the man who finds himself richer at the end of the war than he was at the beginning is a traitor, the Lamp- man is wondering how many traitors will reside in Kingston when the Kai- ser is hanged. And he would like t¢ learn how a man if to know whether Providence has not intended that he shall be enriched, even in these days, when he listens to the pulpit preach- ing from the text: "With what mea- sure ye mete it shall be measured to you again." THE TOWN WATCHMAN THE DYING SOLDIER. By Alexander Louis Fraser. O Liberty! thy spell fell full on me, And I left comfort and have followed thee. i! | Through mother's tears Hope's rain- bow brightly shone, Though home, she wrote, was lone when I was gone. O God! in all the world is ought so white As her prayers for her only boy at night? What though I die, if when this strife is o'er to no more ?-- study war Ve If we the Peace Hereafter hymns of shall cease; re-constructed fame of concord ne'er If crowns by tyrants in the dust shall roll, And peoples learn to magmify the soul; And the world's manhood now upon the cross, Shall see endure, through all this wreck and loss. Thy spacious home, where great and small may live FB This comfort to my closing eyes shall give! -------- FOR TUPPER FUNERAL. ) -- Oficial Party Will Leave Ottawa On ot N : tawa, 'Nov. 13.--It is expected that the special train carrying mem- bers of the Government Councillors to Sir Charles Tupper's funeral, will leave Ottawa at -mid- night, Sunday, It is expesiad that the members of the Government attend- ing will include Sir Robert Borden. Sir George Foster, Sir Sam Hughes, Hon. W. T, White, Hon. J. D. Hazen, Hon. J. D. Reid. = The Finance Min- ister will deliver an address in Hali- fax on the day following the funeral. Brussels Under Martial Law. London, Nov. 13.--"A message re- ceived here from ris thiat 'travelers arriving there from Belgium say that the German author- ities have decided to place Brussels under martial law, thereby depriv- ing the Belgian civil authorities of their comtrol," says the Exchange Telegraph's Amsterdam correspon- dent. 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