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Should Avoid Danger pf Impurities in Delivery from the `Oven to the Home. ' Insist on Your Baker Wrapping His Bread in FOR LOCAL OPTION O" AGAINST LOCAL OPTION -Ijjif Who % Eats Bread; We guarantee "cues of NQVOU3 DEBIIITY, VARICOSB VHNS. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. C-LEET. BLADDER URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS lfuublotoenll . T ~ write for ` QUESTION LIST HOME TREATMENT nndvra will you wheiher you pro curable on-not.I The nerves control all actions of the body so that any- thing that debilitates them will weaken all organs of the system. Early lndiecretione and Exceuee have ruined thousands of promising young men. Unnatural Drains sap their vigor and vitality and they never develop to a proper condition of manhood. They remain weak- lings, mentally, physically and sexually. How you feel? Are you nervous and weak. despondent and gloomy, specks before the eyes with dark circles under them, weak back, kidneys irritable, pal-pitation of the heart. bashful, debilitating dreams. sediment in urine. pimples on the face, eyes sunken. hollow cheeks, careworn ex- pression, poor memory. lifeless, distrustful, lack energy and strength. tired mornings, restless nights. change- able moods, premature decay. bone pains, hair loose. etc. This is the condition our New Method Treatment in ` . GU TO CURE `m..'`.::::t:'.`.,...*% ...'<:.:...`".~....* :..".: I-`R220! CHARGE EARLY - INDISCRETIONS .AND EXCESSES HAVE UNDER- MIN ED YOUR SYSTEM ferent fairs. The gate receipts of the fall fairs of the province average in the neighborhood of $250, and withan insurance of so per cent, forty unsuccessful fairs would re- quire` $5,000. The proposals, if ap- proved by the Board of Directors will be referred to the fairs and vot~ ed on at the annual convention of the Association in February. Bride-Elect s Gifts Suspended from a 1 ' Clothes Line. A washday shower was the name `of a_ unique affair given in honor of la bride-toabe. She was ushered into the parlor, in which a clothes line was suspended af-ter the manner of washday, and on it was hung the various gifts. She was provided with a big sure-enough clothes basket and ordered to take in the wash, which was neatly pinned on the line. The wash consis-ted of various articles needed for daily domestic tasks. There were dish towels, dust cloths. ironing -`blankets, kitchen aprons. a cl-othespin -bag i-n which she had to collect the pins and a frame on which -to roll the line when she had taken it down, and as a climax the tin tu'bs stood in one corner. A WASHDAY SHOWER. expert vhcmists. . and we 51 If ""-""'*I I To WHOM IT MAY Concnnu: - _s We the undersigned, freely. acknowledge that Local Option has proven unsatisfactory; business has "gone to other towns, ac- commodation for farmers and others is not as good as under license, and men and boys are using liquor more freely than when there was a license law in force. Ale, ete., have almost disappeared, and liquor seems to have taken its place. 73.7 gfwlw W4//M. /Wee--e4~Zr oirer $48,000.000 SAVINGS: ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ' Total__Assts Capital nd`. L Reserve, `COCK at Ulc IIIUIHCIIL. I Educated at Upper Canada Col- lege,` Dr. Leacock was on the sta of -this educational institution from 1891 to 18992 and is consequently` `well known in Ontario. In the ears 1907 and 1908 he toured the ritish Empire, lecturing on Imperial roblerns under the auspices of the. hodes Trust. It was after -his_ return from this mission that Lea- -cock began to be known as a writer of_ humorous sketchees,_ some of yvhichappeared in Canadian journals, including Toronto Saturday Night, as far back as 1898. 'f`....A...n... C..A.....A..-- `kTnvIn4- I-can HA. $s.soo.oo0 Capital -. .% ),$3.ooo.ooo Reserve Fund . .. i. $5500.00? - Head o.eace,Ha1ia;;1s1,s. Genefaf M'anager"s Oice, 51`oronto. General Banking; Business e'1`1{ansaeted4 . The Books and -Statements of .thi" Bank are annually. submitted to a strictly independent audit. s co %Barrie'Branch f- Five Points: " S. McADAM, MANAGE; . it IS 8 I3!` cry IIUIIL Lcutuuugr. U11` economics and political` science '11 McGill University, Montreal, to wr`t- ing humorous sketches for Toronto Saturday Night. However, this. is `the dual occupationof `Stephen Lea- cock at the moment. 'n_I__._......I .5 TT.....-... ("anon-In {`n1_ They are ten in number; and`o191e` is pubhshed each week.. Everybody loves good, clean. humon-.> Everybody is attracted "by 'it, forfthe real hum- orist is a ra`re bird', and it is'rarer- still that or_1e is captured on the nest ri;a1,rr1`1't- here m Canada. T nnnru-512's can-in: nn .pI'l*f;l`2I ngm; ncrc in uauaua. i , Dr. Leaco_ck s series on Practical vPolitic`al Econom are also publish- ledv weekly "in oronto- Saturday [Night Economics are -tl'iings- that make the civilized world `move on. In the days when the science was not understood and appreciated by at least a fair -proportion of the world s` inhabitants, we wore.skins, carried clubs and traded goats. Now, we do better than that. ~~Every man, land every. woman for that matter, should understand something of the science of practical political econ- omy, and this knowledge. -can be gained in no` better. way than by `reading Dr. Leacock s series from week to week. As a Amatterof fact, they are not half as dry as they sound; .and asthe Professor -s `style is always clear and concise,` and as sprightly as the subject will permit, they are well worth the perusal; even,` if you don t expect to become a bank. president. A . Conaoxmn, April 21st, 1910. Incofporaid UI832.` ,___ ...._?_ . OMY. Political Science to Humorous Sketch- es Dual Occupation of College V Professor. PRACTICAL POLITICAL ECON- me 4 ,_. . -... 1,, U ' ' . . 1` .`?-5 ;- *2.-iv". ~`.a::~...~. on him -. 2 -Hy7Sliaw'=c`pmpl`ainedA that A yptrees. opposite his lot E% 12, Con. asked permission to eut -them down. Reqpu_es`t""l.a1_d_p fover `un_t_il,_ January` meeting. M. Hayes complained` that` were in dangeigof doing damage to bridge and asked` to'~'have same re- moved. - C1erk~..ask_ed permission to cut scrub cedars. opposite his `lot. Granted. The collector reported $_i4,77i.56 of the taxes, I910, collect- ed to date. _On motion of Cocloburn and Campbell, the time for collectarl ' to return his -roll was extended to Ist February, 1911. The treasurer wasinstructed to pay county rates forthwith . .J_oseph Edwards appear- ed and claimed damages for his stallion goiiigthrough brid e cross- road I5 and 16 Con. 3. he time for making `claim having expired no action taken. By-law No. 399 `to. stop up a portion of Drury s mill road read a first and -second time a last meeting was read a third time a_nd nally passed. F. `H. Ball, Reeve, reported as follows: Your comm't- tee composed of the Reeve, `Deputy- Reeve, and Mr. G. Raike_s appointed T by Council with instructions -to 0p- , pose the erection. of an Overhead bridge at Raike s crossing; `by the l G. T. R. appeared_ before .the_D_om- L inion Board of Railway commissions _ for "Canada at the City. Hall, Toron- ' to, on November 12, at which place argument was heard on behalf .of this township, at the conclusion of which ljudgment was reserved until a fur- lther inspection of the grades and iciurniiiit and laecordin: 1 Statn.. y `Au`.1,1ib9-1751;.fi75in':.;;f`G-H W`. rCai?1+ : ii7ell- appeared land Apr.esented-diagr_ivri l of;El/;_ 1`7`__ `Con.73, with W statement` of7Thofs. `Caldwell as to ` stake at iCorn`e`r _ E%` 118, Coir." " 3 , and location of highway from Sam cl` _stake. He._ stated that his `fence 4 at. S. W..c0rne1_'_of "his lot was 11 feet ' Io, Twere an annoyance to `him and ` two. elm trees on line Con. 2. and, 3 . There is a bottle brigade here, and many drink from bottles offered them that never drank before. False swearing in another bed feature. Any one who wants liquor can easily get it, and 3 lot of these fellow: who preech it t liquor themselves end go to execs. We have only one butcher now, one eft. No hernea; eho he had to pull out. We never heve a. celebration or anything 01 that kind Ii e we used to have. We used to often have celebretlene. eon- ventiene end picnics. but they ell go to other place: now. y M. McAULEY,A ' Funn thing this Local Option. It was claimed that if the money was not olpent in t e hotel bare it -would be spent in the stores. But this is not true. he money does not come to the town now. it [on to other pieces. I am sure we do not get it an formerly. This law increases tuxee and deprecietee the value of propert , as several parties who have sold out and left the place had to suffer a. loss of u ut twenty-ve "per cent. I have lived in this town for over twenty years, and em 3 total ebetainer. J: W. BRYANS, V A V e ' ` Ex-Reeve and Clerk, Havelock, Ont. One feature I.v<>'c`s1 0 p-tion in our town, liquor is bging u;ed to 3 ex- tent by boys; effect on-bmnneaa has been bad. Sn-utjo future of low In that some of than than use {or it, am: it has passed and one into `r_c'o;:_o'n`:!`ah:3n thi lgclt uh oiqur. Taxes are iali-311151:-Y-on in no ::1?Jr'prop0r't7 My business takes me very largely over the eastern gut of the Province, and I nd the conditions very much the same in all Local ption towns. `III III is bad for business. destroys ;the accommodation for the travelling public, drives money out of town and ts-a curse to the you men. as the use liquor more freely than ever. _ t . RICHARD ON, ' - Millbrook. as 1211' uacx as 1090. _ Toronto Saturday Nxght has be- un a new series by Dr. LCEICOCK. Novels in Nutshells, he calls them. `Local Option has been 3-bed thing forthie town. Lots of men get drunk; I believe there iaemore drinking now than before. Iulnou Is not by ll! mean: as (coil as before Local option cum in force. There are lots of vacant houaerand some vacant stores. There iano. sale -for property_in Y\___I. __._ `De evil! `5 WHICH F lIH9Qo H 15 Ill! wuuvu UU plquluvv Iuwnuuuuvuu uuu unu- regu-d of luv. It encourages secret mail on the put of young men. and in detrimental tdtho business interests of the village. _ _ V F. C. COWEY, _II_-___- _L The Lsw in my opinion is not a success. It is not effeotive as s remedy for the evils at which it aimed. It has tended to promote lawlessness and dis- ..._....a .2 u._ n ...........I.. name slolnllnnl uni slug ans-t nf vnnnd mun. - Local Optin 'm;d_e inunicipslity much more lawless than under I the License Act. -Now we have to contend with illicit sale of `tile whiskey. Truly the Llcsnss system Is non dosh-ails, than this nusnhls coalition. ' ' . " '` THOS. H._ u_ V `V k cl . huseuntilthiolawctgm nndlhovoulodtnoro of itlim? 1:3? y33fh`$'i h.3o used in all my hfei>eforo_. Th (ram: .;,".g;`nc"pooplo`In~thh town In` liquor In their lions, and no It 1. my than is non uInp_uuon~ em 9 young pcoplo than not before. Them in more common sense m beinlzizgo '- Anni-17 niaht, And that-Q {I Iflzf `BOIOI. to. go and bu I glnqof 110 than: to -do now. 0 have now what II wK;i>Kin`the'houle an we.'_ha.ve d?) We have wuss ll oyftsin to thiI place every night, and thetfe 1| lotlrof `liquor. ` Wit AI'.l`KEN.TGener`|l 8torQ& Bakery,` T \ Wvnniino; Conventions and Excursion P_u-ties Avi_d ttfown ,Wlislloy %A`l`\.'ah%Dou Flourlshin lashes: Vecent Steree and Houses Everywhere Property Prpr_eciut'ed-`l`axcs Increased u Tended to Promote Lawlesgnus Tues Highs:-4-No Saleufor uemg smeq _:ng._:o%nos1ub1. Local Optionlhd I-gm-ywnm a:xesn:a:;:a;siagJ= ~the 4b'oarfd*s` . c.h1e' `e.ng;n`eer.'. _: L_Rep,o;-4;, adopted._ On j`1ot.~i`on of Campbell Srmth, accounts to the amount of $6,041.21. were ordered ;pai. I ;Coi1nci'l-ad1'o_ur.ne_d to megt at `I_I- a.m. on? the 26th mst. L. by `local applicatioiis, as they cannot l`f.'8Ch -the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is. by eonstitu.-T tional `remedies. Deafness" is caused by an inamed~..condition of the mu- c`ous'1ining' of the .Eu_5tachian Tube.` When this tube is inamed you have arumbling sound or imperfect hear- ing, `and when it is entirely closed, deafness is` the result, and unless `the inammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are- caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inamed condition of the mucous surfaces. III. '11 f\,, , `I"I ._,_-I , I I\,1 HDEIAFNESS - CANNOT .. BE_"CURED `NV./'\.f:2wi1`l`-` One Hundred ' Dol- lars for any case of `Deafness (caus- ed by catarrh) that cannot be cured by` Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cnrculars, free. - F. J. CHENEY 8: CO., Toldeo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. . l _Tak_e Hall's Family Pills for. con- sttpatxon. . ,1, \`\/'hen the good housewife wishes go polish her. silver shexcan drop it` mto a pan of_ sour milk, leave_it half an hour, remove, scald and wipe and be delighted with results. , ' OCAI. OPTION has proved a failure in Colborne as it has in every other place in 'which it has been tried. L The papers are full of reports from Local Option places of illegal selling. Blind pigs. Increased drunken- ness. Bad moral conditions. Loss of trade. Increased taxes. > Crinie. Again and again foremost `citizens, ~even temperance workers, declare for the return of properly enforced license in place of present intolerable conditions. Below is reproduced a copy of a recently signed statement by leading Colborne citizens. Letters from people in other places tell an equally strong story. 1 T 2 pp ~ . X - .- n - -a~ Q .0 A ,-Qj Al -`1-____ `_`That Horse of yours looks poor, Patsy, said a stranger as he `slowly `mounted a jaunting-car in dear, dirty [ Dublin. ' V ' uA_,,-uf' _ -, I--..__ ..-. _-___ L... 5 uuuxul. Arra1i"yer_ honor, not poor, but onlucky he 15. Unluck ! *How s that? TisT li e this, yer honor- Ev ry mornin (I toss whether he has a feed - 151--..-- _ __l...._ `D ---I_.'..I-__- luuluun A Luna Vvuusuvl uc uaa G Lynn 0" corn or I` have a glass 0 whiskev. An , -pegob, ts he has lost for ve \mo`rmn s runnm ! _ The av_e1-age g_ir`l is a.p_t to gener- ate a -desu-9 to k1SS her ?l1tt.le brother \ when the rlght young man is present. AIAII `Local Option hat worked in othor places. so it will iv_rh in your tojnj "cat-tied. D:-_Inl!in -mo 1 son. was-ju:-av % sad HUGH MoDONALD, Loaded Dice. I I.II`I.lUI CIIIL Ell` H. BEATTY, Soughampton, Ont. It is _a far cry from 1 ecturingAo_nA ,-_........-... .... .\n1:1-;nn1' 1-n;AI'1t`Q 11 A16 '60-!-b:); no. Ont, ` `.5 otmg Autumn Luuu. Ur uuu Day is January 2nd, 1 9 1 1 Mark Your Ballot like This O sEVER!.!3"" "YI V ""3 """" 11lEE-B. EDDY co., Limited, HULL, CANADA? A INSURANCE AGAINST` UNFAV- ORABLE WEATHER. An act that Will` give the Associa- tion of Fall Fairs and exhibitions the right to use part of the Govern- iment grant as an insurance against loss -through unfavorable weather will probably be included among the new legislation to come before the Pro- vincial Parliament next March. Pros- pective plans in the direction are being drawn up, and will be submit- ted'"to the Board of Directors of Pro- vincial Fairs in- the near future. There are now being held in Ontario every fall about 34.0 fairs, and Mr. J. Lockie W-ilson, Superintendent cf Fal1 Fairs, estimates that from thirty to fifty fairs result in nancial loss because of rainy weather. This, par- ticularly where a fair meets with bad weather two or three times in suc- cession`, has a discouraging effect up- on the promoters and makes them unwilling to. `handle the project again. .It is proposed to ask the `government for legislation permitting the association to take $5,000 of the annual grant as -the neuclus of "an in- surance fund. If this does not prove .sufcien't to meet a xed percentage of the losses. the difference may be raised by assessment upon the dif- Xooooooooooooooooooooooboo uonuoouuuouoooooo are different fa-om, ordj V my accomplish` withqut dlstuxgbing the rest of the system, and are therefore the Ideal ativp for the nursing mother, as they do not affect the child. Comnoundad- Ilka all l\lA_hun run __- H -- .Michigan`;ve. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.- , AII letters from Canada must be addressed V, _ A to our Canadian Correspondene Depart- '_ _, " A b ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to nally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat in our` Windsor oices which are for Correspondence and no business only. Address all letters. as follows: 7 C 1.-5 = nus; xumzmr & xarmsnv. wsuam-.' Ont. \Ve are the Original Manufacturers of Breacflv Wrappers Now Used by Leading Bakers of Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and other cities 1 Eddy's Bread Wrappers: MEN 'YOIl NEED NERVE M``*KYU3[J BA LLOT` .%A?