The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-11-29, Page 5�IiIt►IiL14e'[li3 Ii.ON' }',1II : girt THURSDAX, NOVEMBER 29th. 19281
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:CHILD ATE • L'11 LS 'A,.l) i)1Li)
•Too often ntediuue in (sue form or
another' is 'left within•ri'ach of child=
fen who evidentiy .are 'prat u c d'. to eat
or dunkeverthingin sight; often' 'ith
disasttaus 'tesulta.•
'•Last ;wow Donald Earl, the.'.three-
yc:ar old soh of Mrs. ' i, ltitiforii:"
T'il-
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tit.ingli:int got hold of:.a box 1
Which he. i1itsteek.,'Ter candy, 1111(1.str,tt
/Owed.` Soon .:afterwards` h lie .eame
and .theii ` turiotiscions `1 d'o'ctor ,ir•a.;
called but could•.dei notidti , and the.
Little fel:ow •dieii } vera short
ti lite.
13110CE. TOWNS}11P IP A4 M.ER
LOSES, .ANI) •t :`)NlT1 NTS
NO .INSURANCli
On Thursday • .evening, November,
15th, one ,of' the 'largest and:' finest
barns in , Bruce • T.ownshiip 'was .com—
pletely devasted by fire .un the fame
of Mr..Charles Drummond, 6th con
,session, 124 miles west of Underwood;.
Between five -thirty and: u quarter' to
six in • the evening, . Mr. ` Drummond
and: Mr. 'Brown, who works for hini
came in 'from the fields and were pro:
ceeding to drive the eleven niiil cows
into the ;stables, when Mr.- Brown re
::larked that he deteeted the: odor of
siiioke. ,On investig itionHf re was dis-
ov'ered in the hay n.ow ;oir the north
,ide• of the. burn. Neighbors were Mi.;
•tnediately.'summonei and although a.
large amount of Water was thrown, on
the fire, there'' being in artesian.. well`;
in the barn; it could not be controlled..
In the meantime •a number of hor-
se*, 30 -,head of :'feeder 'cattle aid 19
pigs and also, :all machinery to -the
barn .were got out , before 'the . flames
drove\ the impromptu. •fire.' fighters
back,' The Iarge'•hanit barn, together
with a 30' foot cattle and drive shed
in connection with. -'a bit, $500` silo'
t\ere burned.. to the ground, even to
a large 'portion of the 'cement 'walls
falling from the intense heat. The•
barn was filled with had •and straw
and. Mr." T'rummond':had just recent-
ly threshed'arid all the.. grain' in the
granarins 'was .,destroyed.
• The barn Was covered with a steel
roof, whieh• did not fail ',until the
frame :,•was •'horned out (rani under it
,The reflection .:fain: .,thq ' burning
• building could be:,plainly seen in ,Kin-
'cardine..:a 'distance of '15miles from.
_the_ scene •of conflagration. •
Tli',i ,be
e c'in�it; th
• of e: fire"cr i only
�
conjectured as from Sptintnneous eotu-
bustion, There. had been imo one:. in the
}ii•n ire nnnn• and Ir. Drinurtond
stated that while working in the'' field
that. afternoon lie' had :hear! a "report
•from the direction ttf _a . bar, that
Sounded 'like a :glum being . fired, but
•bad not any, ideathat its night; have;
been the pent ' up heat , in the 'bay
bursting •into flame,
The most unfortunate p :it of the
affair is that there was no insurance
on the .boiling • or contents.' The iiit
sarance neliev had--Iii:pst'd fust' _ -a few'
.days hefor the, fire • and Mr. Dram,-.
`,1ond had' iiot;aind the tLme••to._rehew
his policy,. but .intended. doing.So .at
'1:h^ fir's•t:.possible momnnt. '
• Fnrtiinate!v , a 'with ,wind wits.
hlnwi v .at the time of• the fire..' d,liich
'PO' donut Saved thefine brick reci
THF MODERN WOMAN
, A Chicn;o r si tt rteur l'as tiled suit
for divorce against his wife because
she chewed,' tobaeco and ref used to
quit. This is another case where there
!
are two, and'perhaps thrc a at four
sides to the question, Wath the eman'
ciliation of women, they gained the
right to do as they saw fit, providing
;that . it was within the, Law. • If wo Wm.Elliot b l d $ 00 of the ae
men's rights mean anything, then she
should have play
right to chew.tooac-
co, smoke, play pool,' get drunk,'stay
out late of nights, or anything else
that bad • heretofore been ' hutby's,
right. To us it looks like' the Chicago
man's'.dispiite ' between himself. and
his tobacco ;chewing better • half ,,is
not for thecourts to. decide; If he ,can
et a• ,diVerce: 'because his wife chews,
g
'tobacco, could a, woman under similar
"circumstances, `expect the. sonic. treat
•:Bent? If it •ik right for 'the one itis
"right for'the •:other..
tobacco is
• The ,matter'. of chewing to
a personal one: Now that. the women
have it,'he.doubt there will he several.
styles or modes • of nrei edure. • Should
tobacco be, chewetl••the same in .even
ing dress as in a niorn'ing• v,ork dress?
Will, it be •considered polite: in .the.
near future for a lady to excuse her -
.self from the bridge . table while: •she •
rushes to the window to ceal'•bucket�
or the stove to let loose her tobacco
stained, salivary waterworks system`?
The next thing we know; women will
be trying to' grow. mustachios°in the
winter ...time So • they' can ape mere;
man : (or Soule/ of him) -.by going
o icie-
around with .0 couple of lobose
• K,1NI.QSSCOUNCII
inGss C e'nn it m t on Nov, 10th
All member a• er st •zt�. iii l;'._tiutt:s
of the last meeting were read and
on. motion of ROSS and McIntosh a-•'
dopted and signed. .Moved by+.Cerro.
thers sec:•by McQueen that the ac-
count of the do and of Health for
font acing N. Bushell. residence a-
rnounting "to $5.00•,. be pald Carried.
Moved by Ross sec,by•1•Icl itosh'that
b ro a tai •e .i. ' l..
count of tile made on order •for the.
•Lott Drain he .01 deliver the tile next
when wanted,. Carried. Moved by Ross
see. by Carruthers that -the Reeve and
A. McIntosh have the branch of the
•Ackert Drain which has keen repair-'
ed by Mr, Fred Hodgins measured
and if he has been overpaid "have the
same rectified... Carried: Cheques is
sued: John Gaunt. Pay list 124 $10,00;
John Kennedy, Pay list ;125 $6,00;; H.
Graham Pay -fist .126 $2,50 Wm, Per-
cy Pay -list,. 127.. $1Q.19::J Ross Pay
Hat 128, $2.50; '.J: ,H.`' Ross. Pay list
121)' $2.50'.,. Archie .lfacint'vre Pav list
1307.00 P, McDonald Pay list 131:
$93,50'; . P` ,McDonald 'Pop dist, 132
'$12,10; D.' Kenny Pak "'list 133' $7.9;3;
R. Middleton •Pay list 134 $5.QQ; D:
J: A. McKinnon,'. Salary $135-$52.13
Albert Stanley, Pay list 136 $14,60;'
Price Scott' Pay list;' 137. $1.50; Neil
McCallum; Pay, list 138, :$5.83; Wm.
Elliot Pay list $99.45; D. 5. Mc-
Donald Court of Revision Voters' list,
$5.00; Walter, G. :1`f•1:enzie one lamb
killed by, dogs, $11.0.1; John McLeod
inspection $190; Mi ts Hanson, nurse
$5.00 for' futirigatinng•' N. Bushell's
residence. William :1lliott'for tile, on
account (if Lott Drain $5.00.
A' By Law,' was passed appointing
Deputies• and fixing polling .place' as
•follows: ho: -1 at'Foristers Hall,•Dur-
ham Rd. Sydney Pollock. No.2 at
Orange Hall .Finloueh,,T-I G ahanT;
.'al 1 i
I•i W.
•Township1 ,
-- at .�
No.
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Carter's
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T. Thompson,l�o. 4 at Pete ..
' house, A.1eg Goilan, No;tiiotT 5 at t N\w6 a'n'st
les. Spittoons . at setuts circles , may store Lanside; Geo t; . lro0
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soon' become the rage.but unless the Forister's Hall W'nitechur qh, • •Frank
Henry. Detnitiec ;to receive ,, 3.00' each.
loge=sti Zi *herr n .s- th.3n..._:,_ _ ell , "
we.t3ten--li- and T:tic'•pei, mile One. way delivering
y
Same• men: we know, .it , Will .be ,Some
Ballo —Boxes.. Clerks $_.01 per day:
time 'before; they will ,be bedecked Onners' of Private, houses to 'receive
with ribbon or other feminine decor- $4;00 each, 'others $:3.00 for , use. 'of
ations, — Durham Chronicle i 'Booth. Council to meet. Dec. -:15th as
required' by Statute.
Geo. G. 'M¢ffat; Clerk.
BRUCE COUNTY ;', —o -o -o=
'donee -and : the; n• n.ge.. rti tins .20^
c will
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, , nd loss •acre , fat n 'Air. IT, u , .
thousands
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into n
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• �' �erb � e 1
oId ai
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�dollars
of
8"4'1 eo•ree as a s' \•er^ .w:
:: rte
clew R_ o r
•' .?-Kilrca>•diiteTit P
remedy for Sick
Kidneys
Rich. in: those healing herbs
'Indians used
r - cri ,led Rheumatism the
People so p b3 , Y.
couldn't walk li ive taken' Gallagher's
fvidney•'•Remetly and got Well.: ' It is
woilde�•fully he.aliiig and cleansing to.
kidii s. Comes r' t freak the heart of
Not are
Throbbing backaches, dizzy spells rheu-
Matic pains and nai�,� g bladder •ills•
are Usually catised:liy-honied kidneys.
Gallaglier's' herbs :soon .ends thess; ills.
It . is one of 'lames Gallagher's •famous'
50;ye;u•=old Herbal Household. Remedies:'.
Sold now by 37
A. E. McKim, Lucknow
•
And Here It Is
:the, greatest "throat, Cough and Ton-'
>1i1 remedy known, It works. Wonders,'
and" it ii guaranteed, Coal results or
looney brick. Try it.firs. SYhilla's
Spalix's Tonsilitis —A. E.McKim
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• See ,through the whole
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N /e a hole •'
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was neeesfa
as£ijiii': at. ni Tkt
REACHER
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PREACHER
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ER
VISITS IiA1�OV
Rev. Dr, Savage of Pontiac, :Mich.,
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whose • voice .over • the . radio• is f re-
' ueimtly: heard `b* Hanove'tians, drew,
a crowded house•, when, he appeared
in
e Baptist Church in per-
iutheHanovt p
night; last weeks. Cars from
,
son•.oneng
out of town were lined rip for blocks.
around the church. It is estimated
that 800' heard liis,lecture The service
opened with the large choir and.as-
seniblage rendering severs? 'favorite
hymns. • Seated • on. the plal,forin were
the' ministers, of the town, along with
pastors from Listowel and other • pias'-
es. Rey.. T. E. Richards introduced, the
eaker, of the evening,' who, in, his.
,sp ,.
opening. reinarks, said he ' knew, some'
people irer•'e sort of disappointed.h
1 P
his .appearance.,, Howov>er,'., he, laugh-
ingly remarked that they would. have
to take him as he was. After reading
the. 3rd chapter 'of St. ,john's. Gospel.
9h "speaker based his' forceful ad-
dress on "The New .Birth "-:stressing.
.the Words, "Ye 'must be born agriin."
.-Hanover Post,
PLOWING MATCH •
•
The. Bruce Junior Farmers' Home'
MAGIC SLEEP
Ploughing.. Competition, conducted w''''How . One " Passenger. Desr"ibes Her
der '.the' direction of the Departs ent Trip To Montreal.
.h during the in Toronto -and wake
of Agric ` ' re Was jud., ..d d ` g ' ,.to sleep
ehat
the usual
ofT
1 Montreal.is
oh t\
-:iiia D
William in•'
\ee
ast
\ u
past
who Chas awarded the, prizes schedule ' of '' passengers ' who have
Toronto o
as follows:
Walkerton; ' Herb Schiiurr, Wa , wins this
'year the . Hon. Jas; \Iakylm trophy'
for the betlou• hing in Sod.: This
P g
trophy: was held ,last year•.. by:Arthur,
Vogt of Formosa: The Dr. W. A. Hall:.
M. P. trophy for the 'champion;
ploughman in stubble, lied last year.
b Inglis Inglis iif Walkerton,' was.
won this season byClarence L
h
all
of Port Elgin. Class winners,with
their scores are:
StubbleYoung men over 20 years'.
•lst C•laren^e. dlpshsl1, Port Elgin
79; ..2nd' 'Wilfred 'Inglis, Walkerton
18;� 3rd Alvin•.Thacl:er, Teeswater, 76;
nth Harold Synder, Port Elgin, 75;
5th Elsworth Wolfe, Tara, 72; • 6th
Andrew Kuntz, Formosa, 6.7.
Stubble —,Boys 20 years gird under.
' 1st Gurdon Coleman, Tara, -77; 2nd
Joe.' 'Henninger, Tees\\ater, 76; 3rd.
Bernard •Schnurr, Walkerton, 74.
;Sod:'— .Young .nine over 20 years,
Herb ' :Boys
Walkerton,80.
• Sod — Boys 20 years.• ' and ander.
1st 'Morrison Ellis. Walkerton, 75'.;
• 2nd W eir•.McDonald Teos\\ater, 74;
rd Dave Jeffrey. Po E1�v in, 72; .4th
Earl. Sloan.-;ChesleY46i„
•• Mr. • Doherty 'retorts the' contest'
.ruts tai .ire• -splendid interest and d
ing arr exeel'ent plou&rhing `ef uniforn '
•e 'drtcin sate in: , Silent,. endless, 'lubricated chain` which r•
CI6AIt windshield ' '' . g
_ _..... ..„ , enclosed •,n a'steel channel installed horizon- ., ,
A .t.etrt . vaeathet , _.
1i ... I ` tally across the -to ±rf tfic wutdsh,e7d
6 And fust. as- electric' :lig tits.have-suppl_arte .. •ie is-driven-it1'-'or;rr-motor,-amad=but
all other forms' of'automobile lighting, so the vc ful, en -loved in the deei,howing
Stotts !Ging Electric Eleanor u Supplanting' Cr
rovers the chain. This Motor operate.- ..
all other windshield cleaners
from`.:the..b.atfery of any automobile,
cl 'es- ac It
n est +e<Pt'
Qeovidee a clear view of the Whale •
diene ro.a 'for all occupants of
a sae, and gives; the drive; full'
.view of all intersittions.,
`Tt
"torm acing will operate w
Nether the' tc S
"•#""rnr"d'��ttiinnm�'"•'�'�'Srilidi,i}f"'rh`U,�'a'"', -'-
whether. the engg�tne_is artnning o
• not. li is strongly built and Power.
tali and keeps the wutdshtrjd deer
in snow, deet=:or, rain. k i vuy
•; quality,, of the boys, however
who. 'have taken•: ; higher• • standing in..
previous• yeawere' ere' seriously .handrk•
capped bi:, having to plough low ly-
,'inti fields which were 'rart.irlly;•fiooded:
owing' to excessive, raili$. •
FO
have travelled -•to 'Montreal in oiie of..
the ;Individual sleeping rooms oh the
T
10 anl�
d 11 .o'clock Canadian National
Trains:
r,
' e �ooms are
a
oust d i
Trains: Carefully PP
arranged to .eliminate 'the vibration.
"so distressing to light: sleepres...Each
room hasa. real bed -areal -spring
mattress—and: a' dozen unexpected'
travel conveniences.
You will i11- enjoy:
n
1gh
ravel
go this way—and you get the ife
,y}totu
,
comfort '`for'. only a.small. additional
cost.
'Reservations >.for the . Individual,
room sleeping. cars, should be made
inadvancewith 'Canadia N=fticnal.
,.
Agent.
•—o O n—
•Sometimes' he who
fond out.
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THOSE WIIO TAKE CHARITY
..CAN'T HAVE LIQUOR PERMIT
A 'circular' from ,the Liquor Con
h•nt B„•',••1 of O,itnra:o has ,been ,is-
sited, • which should', do a lot to .de
.:.ease the amounts pail: by munici-
nailities :oh ehairitt .accounts during.
the. v int"t The''circular explains and
is • ns 'follows;
From •torte . to tithe and .as often
tis itconi he diseovered permits are
cancelled on , the grounds that the
bolder is,' not in .any position 16• af-
ford the luxury of purchasing•,liquor
.•d on the ,grounds that the pur-
chases are really made of the' ex
nonsc .of .,the home. Liquor ought to
come lifter, rind a .Ton:''. long nay
:after , rood, eln+hes. fuel and.' other
necessities Of life. I am also of the
view that in ..some instances the ne-
-e^'citibs 'of th^: aro0r, are taken ad.
'vantage of,• and. 'irony ' is obtained on
,'thee.:. permits '11v either mon on the
largo' list of those who 'have take::
1aitnot' 'to oxcesc, 'or those to, \hone
liouor, ought not to he sold, viz., the
keeper of dives, etc. "
—goo -
A CHICAGO .itlli
h'a oOns. e
is t-�e
.,A ,iirtl",.nrhr�-•ire ^C t; _i kr
`ir' }isfiriii<' ite et+adene.N tit: n rob
fee; � t ,
Bing ease•brought 'ln .8 "verdict of,"not
guilty."
+ • 'leo vtdenre fhat""'Itittl
c a iTiiT=:"`wa v terns-
•"Ci"ten pie. en�<I '�1-'e�,� Ju g
so a ;'tountictl" 15ii t1ie" ` C't. rtli t that 1u
told' the fury that such veidtces •'as•
this was the real 'expl' iimtron 'of"` an
the crime there Was yin ,the city 'and.
that.,when the next robhe'y was com-
mitted, they. -the jury might '*'ell
i:onsider themselves a party to it.
*hetet, crime prevails, 'it le (hie to
nt:
the low oral toof the Whole eom-
munity.
The Statin lung hu a vertical
' simpe to nsall
' wiper, which peesses firmly Y'Cal;
_theiridshteldicrwt whrdt nt.Ls . ,ad1inatteet Don't risk eeeiden
ta. Get**= }ratted •dramwsidr to aide by. a T— ?FiY get► totiq.
1'. \V.. $MINI,• CENTRAL' "C'•, RriOE, . LlitiibTOAA', `"IS•4"LOCAL`
AGENT ANDXNSTA'4S TIIE «� TOItMI NING. II11 WILL; ,ALLOW
' .,..; _. .
03:00.,IN-Excu 4GE FOR,YOUR CLEANER NOW IN .USE..
' iA w AitNI LGTO_ iIOTOitISTS
. With, the coming Of 'the fall the
tragedy of the closed garage will he
enacted hi" 'many lilnees,,'and despite
, the education .and:repeat *d warnings
broadcast to: motorists, ';L, is' unfor-
•tunate • th'at these mishaps., should re-'
cur, year • in and year out. But some-
how, We grow lax during 'the pleas-.
ant weather, we. fotfget.:The funis
that' Cscaipe from the exhaust of our
mbtoi•s are -deadly, so ':touch so that
only one part in' 10,000 :et pure air:"
is said"to be a hazard to life. As
the Heather- gets colder :it,will' he
more ditOult to• . start the c tr, and
we, are alit to start the•ntetor within
the closed garage and forret the dan-
ger. Carbon monoxide gals is a-tre:ieli
crous . poison and strikes ' 'without
warn ng, We are used to the cat's'
exhaust, fomes. so think •t.nthiiig .'•of
smelling thein, but in Ong.'lies eon -
'ger. The hotter , way is to hick the
ear out of the garage if there is any
fussing to do, or thro:v open the :lours
—and' see that they stay., open.
NQif ti .. 4,
KICKS WAY TO FREEDOM •
:luring a dance ,hist week in ;the'
W'in •hani Arena two y0tif .' men stole
a guti and slime para is, frail an auto-
mobile which hod been 1:ft unlocked:;
Choi( Allen had little in
ap-
prehending 'uill hotlwere
;,.:- i the sten •iocki:ig1 to awaf
Iod�trri• Its ft ., .
trot}'" on a theft charge.
one if the' pair,, Earl Max\t'ell, Of.
e lie - anels out .. oaf,
�R•'hoxctt ,r kitl,ed Y p
,_•� tent -•-glee-;
iTie-�lis.or .ff Ins• t�t'll. , :trrcl ..� r,: •
tinned;
tate .ditar-fo his: partner, a;
�•
fellownnnred IICEWetr 1b",�scaipe 'also
McEr estt'itietei%Tensed&'tet g'tr:aNtri ,
but Inte'i was. take'it oto- G•idevielt
.
for safe .keeping. .; ; i
1I'iia\veld`
baS s'h'at?Cti ltf 1e-
Tinting at large, and when captured
hi tr libtes n�►tch .._
Will find s o greater
than they n+ere when he was firat aic
lrestod. '
hesitates is
PAGE,
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to
test ,
xckn a����t'e is no . .
-A
au ecan'evergive youa •
g gONLY•aptessu'
•flation:• • e
� indication, of:,><ra , ..
There is a correctressure for your tires. It de-
,.: pends on the size of the tire and
' i r , the wheel load.
,At that pressure: your tires will give you maxi-
mum 'mileage.' ' If your tire inflation . goes three
pounds below that correct .pressure you cut mile-
age from the life o your tires.
• Use a ' gauge:. •.
Better still, dropin at'a' Dominion' Tire Depot once a
_
week and •'have every tire inspected, - and the pressure
checked. 'Let an • expert Search for cuts and bruises..
Often a slight, repair, will prevent'a'blow-out.,'
•
I'Ottl are never .ar. awa. from a:
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T. W. SMITH
I• rriving.in the city wired to Mrs.Ren-
e i- :''Mr.
Ren-
nie Walkerton, n the name•Of ue at ,
I cnaiie, sat i:ng-that lie
had.'heen._:,in
an .automobile accident, and although
not .injured needed $300: to repair
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da pages. Mrs. ..Rennie had the bank ,
forward;the' money 'by telegram, and
12ENNIE. GETS 'MONEY, BACK
I'AY S . THOUGH NOT CO.hLI ,�1\Y
,ONDER ,011TGATION
.;Mr. Frank • Rennie of 'Walkerton,
who a few ' weeks`: ago ,Was . swindled
out of $300'by a heartless crook; got
his money. baek•':altho not from 'the
crook: •
ian National Tele ra
'pad g h P
The .:Canadian Tl e
Company .Which` had , been used in
connection ection with the, fraud paid the
e e it
'� envie not
sous
to 'Mr. R ,lr
money,,
was in any •• r. obliged to to so, but
..\ v g
es
.t
e_t
e<' way of m
aalll the .b
r . ntly � by
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n
de -
bei In out: a
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•af, a bad "case 'and •p • e
serving :victim.
• It 'will 'be remembered that, Wile
Rennie was motoring froi Buf-
falo:Mi.' s firma n
A 'Y: to St. Cartherines, he -pick-
ed up, a stranger who was .walking to -
i. a •ds St.:Catherines, This wretch, by
way of rewarding. Mr. Rennie; on a -
I Now the Telegraph~. 'Company'; ha;
' 303i�
handed Mr.• I2erinie •a checll, for $ 4
v three, hundred
d
63;
ciolirs being exchan e. .So
it
was.a
matter of givingfull' measure,. heap -
;ed., up,,shaken dow and -running over, •
z_ •The 'company,
h, v
ave•.,r,
does no
t
wish this instance o Its generosity
be taken. as an ,indica ion .that it will
in other cases make ood money out
of which 1n`nocen folks ma ibe.cheat-
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ed' through the` use of its wires;
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