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he Dr. } Brcevie Ont. ) thy," Beg Tablets are sold re medicine dealers or ail at 25¢ a'box from liams ' Medicine Co. "IThe Antual Meeting. of the Ontario County W. 0.¥: Once during the year, every or- ganization takes a day or too to reckon with ilsell, Friday of last week was such a ove lor the Wo- then's Christian Temperance Union of Ontario County, which held ns 15th annual meeting i in the Presby terian Church in this town. The perfect weather contributed i much fo tHe attendance, and dele Rates were preseiit ftom. Zephyr, Prince Albert, Port Perry, {Oshawa and Whitby, The President, Mgs. H. A. Croshy, presided at all the Sessions. 'The opening devotions, in the morning wete Eonducted by Mrs Harvey Gould, who gave a helpful Bible Reading, alter. which the = Superintendents of. Depart- ments presented their reports, Un- ALL 1ARTS oF ThE | der this head are placed the diffur- + McCaw, Pert | ent lines of work undertaken by ihe ition to issne Rl 1 cts information | BE aso fie Cheapest and of Scientific Iuthperarbe if Schon, 0 dditi i i whole Society and every locas For instance, the teach It ies, brain aod nervous system, The fact that (lx milliodl§ of school children in the United States are instructed in Scientific Temperance is given as one of the causes of the woaderful prohibition victories which have been won in that country. Another Department of work |? which holds a bigh place in 'all the Unions is that of Flower, Fruit anid Delicacy --the Department of "love in action," which sends is messen~ gers; with medicine to the sick, with medicine to the sick, with delicacies | hut to the weak, and flowers tothe sad. In all the Departments, some good results have beefi effected, while the Sccretary's and Treasurer's report | showed an encouraging "adyan wembership and in contribution The #fternoon session was Gpén- ed with prayer by the Rev. Mg, | Bedford. A few minutes devoted to the memory of 1 who had died during the year: President gave her annual addréss, her remarks being directed to the | importance of some speé€ial lines of the'work. A beautiful solo, beauti- tully rendered by Miss Gould, was much enjoyed. ~ Aphort talk was given by Mrs, 8.8. Sharpe on the excellent work' Secrelary, bridge ; Recordin : 4p ably represented legates :--Mrs. Geo. pC; J. Pearse and Mrs, Communicated. 18 | RUN DOWN ch ns as Dr. Williams' Pink | Pf his is 8 Prompuy Eo is run down whatever, a tonic is ng of weakuess, poor i8siof 'breath, after slight exertiont#iiigdies that a complete breakdow hkar. Sometimes are due to overwork gain they may be due ts of fever or some But whatever the ible should not be n-g- r the purpbse of gains th and new strength ointely no better medi- Williams' Pink Pulls, veins with new, rich hes and strengthens nd: eVety organ in the iM R Rei Roblin, Mau, say; me years ago I had A spvere' typhoid fever. When | eéE8vcked a ta be of alot ! loind that I was ars and 'Twas' always obliged fritnd with me to help me air. A doctor had again td in, but he said I would "oft in. lime and gave me icine, but instead of gain- t getting worse, and was at to take to my bed. Onc ¢ lying reading I y raed to ross a cure made by Dr. ! Pink Pills, and this decid- 10 ry ens. Before I hac pills long I began to feel led. improvement and my so said I was beginning to my old self again. From ie improvement was steady, mitinued to take the Pills for £.0f months when I felt that was complete, Several 6 passed since then and as eémained in the best of 'am warranted in saying g cure is permanent, and } give this stateffient for the : nay bring to others." ¥Villiams* Pink Pills are sold icine dealers or may he il at 50 cents a box cr or $2.50 from The Dr. edicine Co., Brockville, at Ohina Would be the Prise. . t 6.-----The Japan Times Jog editorial yesterday on = egram to the Kokumin jid that the Chinese War nd Viceroy Hsi Laing re: the command of the Prince : Friday at one eastern Satins "pasticipated in the suspicions afair. Mr. Wray, whol i8'a brother of the eminent Metho: | dist divine and writer, Rev. Jackson Wray, is a frequent contributor to i | the local press of excellent verse, : NOW SOLD IN CANADA In Less Than an Three Years, Parisian Sage, the Splendid Hair . Tonic, is Sold all Over Oanada There is reason for the phenome- nal sale of Parisian Sage in Canada during the past three years. And the reason is plain to all Parisian "Sage does just what it is advertised to do. Ask Edw. B. Flint about it, he. will tell ou that He rigidly guaran- tees it to cure dandruff, stop falling hair or itching scalp in two wecks or money back. There is no reason whatever why any man or woman should fail to take advantage of the above gener- ous offer. But one thing that has made Parisian Sage so famous is its pecul- iar power to turn the harsh, unat- tractive hair that many women possess into luxuriant and radiant hair in a short time. Women of re. finement the country over are using it and ft never disappoints, Sold everywhere, and in Port Perry by Edw. B. Flint for 50 cents a large bottle. Chicago Hospital Sold. > D Ales ander Hugh Forghm. : 28 'Haspital, and will henceforth ex- ecute all his surgiéal work at St. Luke's Hospital 1436, Michigan Ave. Dr. Ferguson's British- Ameritan friends, who have known him at the head of the Chicago Hospital for the past eleven years will be glad to hear that his services are still available at St. Luke's. -- Township Council Refuse to Pay Their School Taxes. A case of considerable local in- terest to rural public school trustees and ratepayers, was tried by His Honour Judge Harding at Minden. The action was brought by the trustees of Hall's Lake School Section, Stanhope, against the township of Stanhope, for the re coveryofsomethingoveronehhuncr:d dollars. Some five years ago, it appears that (he section engageda teacher for two terms. Just after this teacher started the school was closed by the Medical Health Officer on account of what was supposed to be an outbrsak of smallpox Shortly, after the school opened again the teacher became ill and resigned from his position, During the course of the school term the trustees had received some money from the township treasurer, but at the end of the year the municipal council refused to pay any more of the amount raised for the school ¢ section by the township, and in the kept open for the requsite di cording, to the statutes. 'His Honour Judge Harding, re. served the 'matter for: 'argument in Lindsay. LE. Weldon, for the school section ; A 14, Fulton, fur Men Er ae Trade Consoled by @ Solon. By M. duab, i (Copyright, 1915, by Associated Litérary Press.) NH evening as the Fox was mousing around the barnyard in search of a late dinner he espled a fat hen tu the beach of an apple tree, whither she had elected to roost for ths night that of might see Halley's comet and form b own individual opinion about ft, As the Fox couldn't climb, he knew that he must depend on strategy. After Uitte reflection he fell poli his through a want of other, and it's going to remaid: chickens turn around andfkill Foxes." . Moral.--We're in for angther raise if along the highway and himself how it was that t could bite with his back upon a dejected man who was preparations to hang bimpelf frem the mb of a tree. Some sages would bave stopped unless gure of theif money, bat this one' owned a brewery, himself and was therefore Jndes hearted citizen. He paused, looked outfit over and said! "I know you not, but your of mind must be great to drive you this. 1s it that your wife has eloped?" "Not at all, O Sage," was the reply. rE ee ep it is that 1 am undone in another Perhaps you have heard of John Roarer?" { "The name is. familiar." «fain tn the etreet peddling ud strawberries are my