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solves all impurities' from fine
• 'orcoarse • fabrics. By. its -
gentle treatmentand thorough
cleansing, the pattern, color
or fibre is 'not injured and
takes on a new :freshness.,
WHEN TE.A.CIIER GETS.CROSS 1,And 13111yBoy Miffs an gets red in'
-the face
When h -•
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t*IditiaMxtu,1 ,eartaider
this ta;to a wonderful iemedlr
'and wauldn'A'be without it, in the
halloo, 'and I am. firmly , '
con-
vinced that it:Bayed •rhy life."t
Mrs,' W. ClaYiao.. 90: Uxht;idge.•
Toro.nto, • --
Euehley'B., guaranteeiito
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,-Lts?-likvAt*ith-:'-the-v4,ory-first--, &mai=
Aelt, ,a,hottle_at yiurOruggist's
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'W,K. BUCKL.EY,,LIMITED,
•• 142 MJTUAL3T.. TORONTO za°
• TILE POST OFFICE.',AlVB:
• . THEI*014-E-TAIC*0 HMIS-
•a nhmber. of people are un-
,
,der' the iinpression that .the post of,
• fice •is' foil Charge; of .income tai
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and 'that. all inStruetitins.,-in regard
.fe this inycilVed Ao'verninent enquiry •
w 11 be be•lided.' out by the, poS t st-:
'er•or.his staff •"
not the ease: points ,out
Poiitmaster Ci•misay.:"We are contin-
_43'..dlly:-•-asited-qu'estioni:-Tiliourtfiein-
co-Te, tax imost)Y by people ''who. ask
informatien'on-how to niake ,them„out,
,
'Whit t show and • the. ,proper place
te ,shew. says- e • po tmaster,
teacher gets 'cross
office have. -full, instructions the
brown eyes turn, bla k
„
. 'Xs her pencil: et:piles down on the' die hollers' out ,"Next"-, "as
desk with a 'hack ; sharp as a Ma,. . t
Ve children in clas4' 'it " * Th. I
$ stiaight) SI, en tie teacher gets- eross lndher
.
. . ,(linip es -0 '
s v,,,,e• ,)..natead "of''a
I'sS'..-ary '7t6 coUgh:!---and, ' not.
• • safe to grin '' : • :
When the teacher gets - 'Cross and her
imp es go in.. • •
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• When the .teacher -gets. cross the -lab-
: 3 • all mi X's : •:. '
-The oneS., end- the ; sevens begin to
•' • •• plaY, tricks; , e • •
.• The Plus and the
•- tle amenrs • .
-„Where .;the cry•:babies. cry up " their.
'• seats -with' tears; • - "
• The figurOS 'add,, and "the net
, like:sin,: ' '• ' , •
•'Wheri. the 'teacher_ zeta pros's and
her. dimPles.go in.
, .
llen the teacher, gets cross the:
readers get bad; ,
The lines jingle round till the chil-
dren are -sad, • •
n. , •
the tescher fief's ";god hen
•• • ,'sMile is -se 1.).r.tt,r1r4.:.' ; • %,
The tables „get ;sti.aiglit 'and
, , • ,ers-get right; ' !...
The. plus ; the•••••-ininus,•,je,ohie.
•trooping'
The ligtire's add.,,tili And. stop .11, --'ng
The , Children ':.Would.' like. "tb.tit
• dare 'nOt) 'to -shout,' •;
'When the teaelte,r-gets'750, and her
•' • 'dirripleS -come, chit
• o o.
Seerns :AO' 'us' , the to
Make, :bOth.• ends:.ineet, is •".in the .,aititS,
- Few „rat men have political, power,
but the fat_ ding th
headi are holeir
. • _
own.
. 'Matter.' '
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. As:a matter. of ;feet' the Pest' of-•••
•fi•c,e. knews, no ,inere,about the forms
• than the general! of 'citizens.:',The-
• government, dPea .not ',-apneint anyoa
to "give "inStritetions 'and 'contents it.,
...self with ininesinC1-• penalties for these
:who iferi.1 pe.t,
fill • Itheni • Out In lare•et:',
. e'en f.re itleri M'a,y e Pi
laSvver'S • or :Iccountarits Indio
/rale•-ii,;speelalty. of this Work.: ‚Here
j'rthey seek -advice they !must get • it
"fi-om.,!some'•fr[..iend!..whe. has!,..inastered•,
..tlietpu27.„ „ • .
,•.' Inciden.tally.!: it :niight MeMtiori--,
'that • the 'past Office ',..s."111 'F'1161.41\:i-
II::aiict its phi y •bu•sinesSi•svith the
• incomeax.:The • ,expect-
•
for :illStriiiiit:ipny,•;.Postrriast::
I.indsay shor.dY. •Thik, ha::•-•beenthe-,bI
date in other' years' and, will. :pro -bah; - th
lie':about the aanie: this , year. •
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4ttilso4, 0,ERRittkitrow., 1924, 1414
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•"1l'IMAT4. GILIMPSVR frEmiy
• vont)
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. is pet, 1ikeijat the r,ea1 story
Qf Henry Fora *in be written' vehite
1iPS; It'niar'neVer be Written Air
that' mattop: '11'1,104e.", who; are i a,
ition .to!"write about Ford haVe either '
44iR',1! strnrir .1aersOnal--1-reaserlaF* --fbr--
'el teen
"114.1:5$2,1411,Mir"Oiir„
,PallItO• taMaY1iist,iberacter"-:.
by ,exaMinieg' Pahlic actai'ov they
are only a' 441:all 'Part ' Of: ,him,ancj.
.sonte of the most SensatioLlal,a4 them
have beer real1-7 'the acts Of Others,
fOr. insfar4ce„ the Peace, Ship seic,
. • . •
pipit_ Naturally_ to-, know, Ford' one
1„,„1„,ailajae,„glnaelas.
arpl-those-whaaretintinratelY7cettilect-
,ed-Ivith-him,-are making a Ibt, ef-frinn;•
ey out of hiM,,Dispraise s not to to:be
"looked' for...ThoSe'WhO Were intiinate
with .7 him, and 1•14Yei,-"...lat' :1,46..p•mpigy.
inhtpa1 .1.11„:0isparagenient-Ayut
'their utteranee`s, wohlcr be, discounted
once most. • !Of: 1Pft A
Ford' S earnest solicitation. 4.Senefor.
-Gi-mens -might , give „a-,f7c-aforppinion.
of 1VIr, Foizd but the Senator iS the
richest by many millions Of,,,dollars •
•tho1f,gli his associatidn,with HenrY,,
It would •seern'ungratefial of 'him to-
. . ,
reveal, facts,, if ,any,, net to: ;Fords%
credit, .•' •'
The Public' get on1y oecasional
Mr:. Ford,".if we leaVe
osjdethe biographies that have 4P-.
in • snch' num:11'01.'4' in; tho_ pat
,t we or 4tfir00,_:_years.,_wh_ert,',,Mr
*MT:1Ft' "d-e-C:ided • :'TWhetficr. he would
• .
a •Presidental ,,candidate. 'Mr- E
G, 'Pion, a Detroit'. editor;' has Ic.nown.
'Jr. Ford intimately for twept:Y years,
and waS,the first editor.of.the• Dear-
born •IndepOncient;4-1-is-opinibrri:of-the7
great: inannfactu.ker i giver rn the-
BrOoklyif'Ea'ele andis'not one that.
vould•• rouse the re • of. Mr. =Ford, lie ,•
regards,.: , Ford as''' an extraordinary
in'An • not only, as a -Mechanic but as
a bilsiness Man and linencielyllesays:
,,11;•,.is.. 'Ford's ..a•nbition- to become the•.
.rieliesnt ancl.ineit,powerful man in theo Id, an Ihe'
'is well. On' the _Way; to
•j.1 thii; 6.1111)tiOTI. It:Seen:IS to us
that :-Mr;;Pipp proVes•his
ease the all-rotind.,a1-)ilitY- Of 'Mr.:
'Ford when he :nOtes,'.that. hasthe
.4nrodd„ut.;cei...gielrfgth000ci..is.i.i;-07tnoe.-yrofaori=,,
himselt• ...There have `been' smile hien",
great in the
or,gani.zation-Theyhave come.,
indgPne..'Terd,"reinains;" the busi-
•ness , •
Salitnt
: -1
concerning' the! -Ford
isiness are thus -.1,sunimarized'-'by
e Eagle'For nigiSY years the ••Ferd business
broiight: 'more ;Inoue!, :to the 4
. .
..offires.„"than.i.a!, taken M.iby :the entire'
PennsyIraniiRailroad,' syStenrroi
the entireNew•Y,ork_Central Railroad
In _the and;:its 40 •!branelres
• he . employs approxiately.,-,1•00.-,000
pi-ofits are 'in:or"e 7fri oo;o:oo:
009 a„year', • • .•,•.
, • • •
• -The:inn-11:S of .the country" are paY-
lite., him niore 'than $10,000: a'day hi:-
terost's on: hi daily _cash. balance" on
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o ramme.o
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4,141z0
'inter
anada_
44,
aDING DOWN! SPG EDY 71.2AVELIN TO8003ANs (4.1aeac,,:st-tc5E
WIN '1',4;U: In Camilla syminy-, IVIontreal, otters aeroplane-ski,jor-
• .motis • w,it winter ports, mg addition to many other win
• With the' advent. of ice and ,snow ter sports:, :Winnipeg Will Set hside
th'ese• sports begin; Sleds, to- the ,Week 'of February 4-11, for 'car-
,ho*tikria, skates., snowshoes :and nivel festivities which -are Projected
hocky stiCits; 'together with Wane, pit vast scale, inadilition the 'great
t440, porlfoirstignes, Make •their lip, annual • honspiel, lasting SeVerat
,Pperahce; A nsychological change weeks, vvill be staged as Banff
tak(IS „place,lif the soeial atinosphere,. in the Canadian' RockieS, Which IS
••,,,nierrinaskates,_ its' contagion,lisi-
, characteri 2es,', al ;• ou tdoor
4novoinent
'• Per inarly. years t4tiebec and! Merit -
real have ben r .Mecca ,for a large
. number of Whiter sport 'foyers; who
.flook te these, twi.) cities on the. St.
LaWriinee daring • tarnival sea:Welt
'"*There are; howeVef • many other Ca,
.fiudiati tibia§ wherp organized sport
a winter feature:: St. John has its
ktth totiknothent in vvlitob &lofty
.proreAsionoto pattlotpoto, Shen
Jaronke, 'Qtiehee, hita planned an (flab',
• 'orate, *kiing, contest slid provid.
mjne, , inlondid trophies, ail
hWitile • „
Qre itocka an a ii.the•Year4
r000tt. 'in the Lanteritien Malting extreOrdinety proparationa
ohntaitiip-81) ,milea- northwest' -Of 19,r. 04 Seepplet want-
, OI
lafttj_lecoming_as_poplillg in winter
as it ; MiTYPig fieen SlitTliTjr7-1I
planning lo---Mitdo --former 4efforts:,,
Winter. sports are enjoyed there' All
through the white season and will
culminate Ina gay carniftal lasting
from Feb. 9 to 1.6., the last two days
being' deflated to a benspiel. • Dog
races are a feature' of Banff's `win-
ter season and famous teams from
Le Pas kwIll run at Banff. • Le 'Pas
Will Celebrate in elititiViillittle froth
ONTP..5/1.G11:21. pXPGI2Ts
• ON, SNOWSHOES
Royal, -in the former, proVidegi, an .
unexCelled Playground Where skiingo •
snoWshoeing, bOb-aledding and
to-
bogganihg may be enjoyed at their
,bilsW.,-,,Slidtitig,..-zonteStA,atelitight-'
festivities on the :Mountain and the
presence Of 'profeSsional. entertain-,
,e.rs, proVide amtiserhent for lquiik,
, .,.• •
realbrs and visitors: ,•• • .
Quebec., is really: the''Capital 'of
Winter -$Ports in ,Canadtiwits•Dlif. ,
March 9, to 19, ,dttring whic period
!the fantods 200,mile non.Sthp dog.
'team vato •tviti. he rini, Reftelatake,
,atronghold of .eki4umplog,
Stage ath antl. ath,
Roth Montreal tad Quebec' are
•••••
. The 'profitS on the repafr. parts lie
ells„..fOr enrs Lehi Oun t,,tti-a-nailli
dollars, a month.... •
• 4. -.Te .isnow•.get.tine7;cOntio.1..of his
1-irces•.'ef- •,COal.
ni in es; Jilin sv(-1,"(1.•• ' 1-
rai rea aMt ..fOr 'fratia,1>er--•
tion.'"; • '
T, -dr',..pt.tr'i-..Hnaj13r is in touch
,
"I trilitt niy boya,". , 116, -said for
ptiblication;:' when' la.
tip, Weil *before the qop'l Was closedt,,
-"VV•lieji the' ;War einted • Mr; Ford!
• gave MrPi»p ,ari thkling ,of
derstanding of ma$i psychoIogy A
large 'building intended for war Work
tyits:.ptirtik 'cens•tructed 'on -NOveniber
..I„,-11? 9,1 A' manager.: suggested, that •
rstork .on" it be Stopped, ,but Ford
r-
de"d that it proceed sowly. He eit,
plained that •labbt.:, Would be rather
nervorts' after the war, and that if
the .building were to: 'he .inimediately
' tern 'don, it would tm:settle the,nien• ,
;So,.dte-decided7,t&fittistrAtratt&tire -
-tear it lOwn When the net Wanid not
Oppear to have so 'inuch, significanceie :,
, „
'11..'lt'l)-1.es8tl.411g'What:ii
°1:rtiles'eDG'On4dr:
independent
„herd: ime, • After it had been set 'tip
,
Ordered ,it tilimantled I•ift
that the W:*l5. might be polish,,
e'xplained that it the *heels
.Pc.dii.liodr it wpuidy of
then 'he 'os
t'git
craclted,Pforeover, he saidi
", yen cant expect men ,to keepa,
]ice of Machinery neatand clean tin.,
less , you „start it that 'way," -Mr Ford
oosgl to ti los in„ his -shop; Jamecnnis
. Wes , hiS gonorul totinttger.°
and !When h ,10„ft the, newspapersPonme 'Oted
on it in a way ,thAt
1,prd thd, not like, 'no decided oleo
it Dior& that: When, net wont, It or
itt Wenia be only indivitinald "Who
.../vjfted, The titles 414 not
/44, douzopo f114111 oftnitiatial.
ohlit+t--,VethO -414.0..datte-hie--:-ShOya
ferirr Terrace • and Chateati Vron.
tenac ;are • riames to tonjuiri With
among winter sport deVoti' el all oyer •
Canada and the United
Tho-chte,tvtisch, tohe& 4lida '
the, Terrace isAenerakly,_, ,
ii-f-.7fritieffer ecrerciwci ;„ line ,
,aideS to watch the sw
boggiing: A fine 5:,:•,,111:•„. kating.,
Andael" and ',Outdoor ("ihrling,
contests and • .rAd ' „bg Many.'
ski. and. snov. • :.bs evetr
waking hotir A of' hus,ky dogs.
With sleigh nrd'driverAS maintained',
by the. Chateau,. maw Oief:it for the. ; •
Use of the public!, . •
Quebee's' carnival; Will end In A, -
riot at excitement, when the th rd
eatn, Internatianal, ,D44,Teant
'!t.' run there .ott Pely,21., 23
and 23. Canadian andT.Anter*
lean teanit to 'the litunber. Of: .ithoot
oe 97: 11i 4soti. 1404, ;Isvoignp,Lj
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Rrn
.0001111.1041smoijiplIMMIIMItlimpinfolpf. 'COA'04/1.14tY OF'
• ABBAUI;O1W11.0.
; Colborn MOn Olvea TWO. gOntl,14,
• ki(* whipping Charles nuistt
•• PIDDRIOH, Fcb,1,-,!:11grIsfmtqw4
prominent Celborne'Towtrisliip
Was7sPateneed te,-tWo'7Mafitha-krtlia
Y(,(1;42;14,t. 471_0 19Y:alf,:a4
r44-101.'4 ChAdes, PAILOtt, 47yeak-01
English& home .boy, who,, „late on the
afternoon Pt:the Sarn day committed
,Stticide by hanging himseK,in the barn
' of CC,i‘X WhQ1.11, the lad had been bir-
ed' • ky, the -M arch mon t"-„liorrie at -Belle,
- Will -you get a bigger
Shareot)31tAlfrie Ernil
1924t
• .Many glOrP:rienpie learn ,
. ot ,:thp .1:rie§t
out :6t! :their '1,9c4.1._ ancl
in s'1923'
than: 'beforo. Our
study of their. business
•-eitahl-e-d 'One. • concern to
• inctease its sales by tele-
phone . f rem $200 a
month over $8,000. ,
•
Will 'you.' not give this
• subject of' p r(op e y
'organized and properly .
inanned. telephone' equip-.'
Tnent' serious' consider..
'Ask Us 'tti •
.
'Every Bell Telephone ia a'',
Long Distance Station
14uild..up the Ford 'enterprises, but the
mine came. when -Mr. Ford wanted, to
;get rid of, him'. 'He had check RUC on
iim andl.earned.'ithat:-he had been at
• che Plant" only', 13,4 days..,in the: year.
Mi; Ford .said -that ,Ccin2ens ,were
,on the job he ',would 'rather have h..
-jiniginent than anyone4e1ibuthat
judgment• Off the job.•Nvasi* ast
ood as.sernehtiely else's. on Ferri
, • hoine:- tiVo 'or". three. daYs to
AniploYees:.He :would have to.
figure Out how lie Would :break •his
•
'1usiness . relations with :, Couzens,
then the day he had made, up his
land to Sneak, Cou-,zenS" precipitated
. • ,
liatters bY.Complaining of some peace
Iropaganda that' appeared• in ' a ,little
' hagazine ;circulated. among the Ford
employee. -He said it would -have to
•'se, cut out or he would.resign. Ford
told ' him it:, Would Stay in• and: so
ouzens 'quit,• -.They' parted friends,
•mil on theday C,OuzenS; left Ford, to
91ease him,' gaire,,an:••.intervieW 'an-
' trawl. g• of ...Public. -,oWitership:•-•Later-,.
ni,whej?: •there'•was
ment: in the fight for the particular
,Mblie,OWriership that. Cou?:!ei,s,' •Want-.
Id for Detroit, Mr: Ford: had Otle .of,
leadirig experts issue a „staternent,
that helPed-knock the •seherne ,on the
head; :
,
• ' 'AFTER FItTY yEmzs,''
•, Mr. Peter :Irn.k.ney', after ,serving in,
'he capacity of -precenter :and choir
leader: in, 'Knex-': Church, -,.Belinore
• sin:ce service, waa.'first heldin, that,
pitiee,: about -fifty years- ago, resign-
ed the position, at the anntial.nieet,
..ng a -few„-days Age. The 'Congrega,-,
could,not_let -the.
pccasion pass unnoticed, 'met, at his
.home on WednesdaY night; j'aniiarY'-
23rd. tp.. the number of aboutSiXty,,'
A Prograin of vival. and, instrumental,
nitiSie and addresses by; a number
' resent was giVen. ;:Soine of • the _el-.
der members recalling, the events. of
early days '147.1i:en • Clifford, Balaclava,'
MeIntosli and Eelinore Were under
the 'Pastorate of Abe late iteV, Wn
Blain, also the. separation of the con-
iregations, and the Calling of the late
M kn y w called h
f;vraonenic.ii.;
ire inO_ 18 Thepgn
and. after an appropriate.addresehaci
'5een-reail.by Jho,"Darling, Mr, ',James
Douglas presented hitt with A ,hathiclo.
some gold watch and chain, Although
aken by surprise, he, replied in a
feeling way, , expressing his appre,
cjatien_Of the gift and iiisp o the
'assist in: .the service; of' Sang in any
way if necessary; ,
• The Atidies then provided lunch
which was' enjoyed by everyone, pre-
sent, the remainder 6f.the,night.waa
spent in social intereourse 'after the
„Striking of the long hour, the pleas-
ant tittle, Was 'branglit to ;Close by
singing "Auld Lang ,Syliett.' •
the telephope :was , Invented' so .tiriti
thauibtlest paesona o0014 'talk about
sobt 4040 i)iattftv 1r"'• '4; tlYe
!!•:.
7:z1-1111,3-
strOte s•aid the eXl4P.Liee...weaelPar-4
40,use-.(1 had assaultedthe'koyylie,11
114 cOlor-•of circu
.itances• .tp..adininiater, a chastiser
.f.iad, :he "heeli,; an•apprtiee, '0
s&iIdehenjuthtifred in .reaso
•41)Ie' piiiiishmentto correct him,
!The' sglidle .• affair, the :magistra
was...a.moSt unfortunate one.
believed that the. adeuSed had sufie
• ;id ,i1.1-„.hoth' body •and, mind ,..and „for th
reasonlie . was going' to give t
benefit in the,sentence,•The Sufferin
'no had endiii-ed as. a reault"of theca
as 'a greater punislitnerit, than Wou-
be ..inflicted..by "court Sentence.'
T,he ' evidence submitted by
that given at th
highest' and. showed that Cox had a
mitred whipping_the.boy,...not Only -o
the, day of the suicide, but frequentl
prior to that, Only one witness, wa
Int it; 'tfiebox. by the defense, Dr A
:Macklin,. who testified that: thei
Were no marks the body whic
w-ohld. indicate that the "'boy had bee
beaten:.
The •entire case hinged en .whethe
•'Charles ••Bulpitt • was. apprenticed
CoX dr Whether he was riiel-elY hire
'The ..defense. contended! strongly tha
hat,
ad
mT
QX
n-
te
Ie
he
g'
se
e.
d -
.e
o •
the:lad ivas•apprentieed, 'which, Und.e
•the statutes ••Wifitild have giVen Co''
the-right.to punish him,Within reason
1Vlagistrate Reid fetind there waa n
apPtentibeship.
••-•I he. city:. hall Zhainber, in Which th
'.."ti;a il , Wa's :he,V Was fillet:with specta
'tors long before the arriVal of the 'ac
. .
--'464e,d-,-Na,10,-141-lowed.-his--!epuricilr41,-.---
.1-layes,cjun.ilisto the roena 20'minute
.afte).• 11 ',o'clock, the time' Set' for ,the
trial.' Among" the 'other counsel was
,1,; -14 I Killeran„„ Who • admitted' that he ,
•
held, 'a ."ivatehing" brief, but'delined
•to say in whose interests, "althoUgh it,
'is', understood that he, represented the
MarchillIkit 'Heme• .
When, the charge, WaS--read .te -thO
. . .
•
accused ne :Pleaded:norguilty, and hiS
-Counsel asked •for surnMary trial.
! - :DT -A. 0 Minter, coroner; , who.
weritto. the ColbOrne Township far,
on the night: of theshiCide, in responj.
se to'a telephonene rnesSage.frOint,dhar-.
:les Robertson reeve of 'Coiborne,.was
the first Witness.
.!--11e1-"saiii';-that, lie met'INIr. ' Robertson '
-riVir:!...-C6X-- 'and =a,,Youni-nian i-n-anied
Baxter; at the'.gate,- •CoX, 'apPearcil'
much' perturbed. He told the' Witness
"!'
thal hehad-,b eil'intelciWciandtWhen.
he'arriVed 'Ifie 1-e• aboht, 0.15, oieleek,,
hi's wife '..said he.boY had„gone -iiii:te
th , ,ethei7 fa in; the ...Young '• farm
el,*iT.L.,*ioti.,... beforet•arici. lied. not
1 etitrned: li.";7•17:11;::--aTT:aid-incit„ perf1-4.-:
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Own.. t th:e orsesHe went to
arm, and found• :the
The cerinier told ;of finding, the:,
odY, !suspended by the neck to,' a
eani broWn A.ttprriey 6..
‘vhether'''Crdk":gaW'Tai-iY-preb,'
reasons; 'for the. boy's act; , the
itriesaraaid:that the'accuSed-sald the-
ey • Was..unhappy, ,that,he wanted to
-Oa* n .06 ffiee.. a nel.kied•-reptat.4.
aid so:, The !coroner said he'preased
trongly. for •any 'ether peaSible rere-
OT:IS' fel. the *act, 'and Cox, adinitteit
;Iiiiiping'the," bey , that •nierriing, He
dmitted that I...let:had often„whipped',
my Air untruilitulness, • , • , '
'Laskecl: hint if he, whiptied the bey.
verY day'," the: witnesa testified.:"He
aid, but: freqUentlY; and
aid ,lie *binned him the. hands,",
"Tad "-You eVe-r• heard . that t,he boY
tta t6peived.Whippingal",1Vii.,Ilayes
sked., 'f;•Not before I Went Out te the,
ad tun away on one "riecoSion," the
'h.
'b
-ss•
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A.
witness', 'replied
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Dr, _Viter-il -11141.- •
on the b.ody
whipping.:',There Were seine. .inarks
on 'the hands,,!wilich ,inight have been
lauShed by anything'. They were liot
-"inarkS'..Which had been! reeeitiog-''that!
day, in 'bit, opinion; ; .
-y•Pii,,thathe. had WhiPped.
quently.1," Magistrate Reid asked,'
"Constable GuricitY tOld of hearing
the 'eoriVersatiOn 'between Dr, Hunter
aria':COX in .Which :the latter :admitted .,
ho h44,0iri.i'h4 the boy. the morn -
:frig:. The &ironer aSked him what it
was -for •ancl Cox, attid-'far,. The,
'witneas 'said, Cot. adinitted, Whipping
l'etOi,d,-71trigSt6". to lyihg, never'
for anything -else. ltdouat-hdad 'the
'.tioctor ask litre if he' thrashed hiin
every day and he said not net :every
4eV•*" "I asked hitt dire:a-led
. 11. T w lkis; intpzio.
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IN THIS WONDERFUL PRICE'
SMASHINfl• '
WE ARE. OFFERING BEAU-
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FOR $2:915:• "
•
LARGEST SIZE FLANNEL.
ETTE 'BLAlNIKETS FOR,,*$9,09, A.
•
•.1.,AFIGE WHITE QUILTS FOR
$1.95 EACH. •
• 250 YARDS, OF HEAVY ART
SATEEN, „REGULAR $05,' FOR
75c. ,A YARD.
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wg, AL -SO •HAVE MEN'S, AND
BOY'S'oygRcpAis. CLEARDiG
Hall'
'This':is a splendid oppor-
• tun4y -to:save moriey and
havea- kreater- part of 'the
Winter's wear.
COing, Telephone, or
or
Write •.
,and Cox had told hirh "with is Immo
• strap," this was later 'brought to
town, by Cox `
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Dr, Macklin, the. only witnese for
the defense, declared there were no
marki on :the bodY which were in -his
plibajon caused by -a -beating,
. ,the_4andsthe
ness 0e61.i.3re'ct). were email, indefinite
braai ons :and: he Was Of • the imprea-,
two i three days'
old • The marks be said have
:een ezz,uscd.,"by. anything:•!.
:•.OPening.; "adtir,eas in defense of
:he- Mr. • flays' Stat,ed that
tibe-,-',.tirif Pith riate7affitir'
rphtiCas'ted• to the ,feur corners Of the
'earth- andlithis Should be taken into' •
::onsideration. •
• on't think .the .aniount 'Pub-.
icity, enters, in ,the' argument," in-
lerriipted Magistrate Reif). "Any pub-
,-,1‘city the., ease may have
nave no effect .as far as I am concern..
Tuilnitne--argurnent.on-which-the
the led%
WaS711Tred7-50-te'Coirei-iipprentleed;-
Mr.•Ha3s• strongly contended that Ur
was:apprenticed' and pointed to the,
.ecitiOn under', the criminal Coda Whieh r
gave 4, parent;'.sehoelmaster . or.• piss-.
-et' of oan ','a pPrentiee :the right to pun -1
PlaCed in their charge. He,
'rciiiited out that Charles Bulpitt was ,
t' the the receiving only: $75, a
TherewaS::ne doubt, Mr. Hays
leeiared,-that he ,was there for the '
•
nirpOse :of learning !fanning, not
. . .
hir-
:d Ont. at a *age Of 1175 a yeerHO
•;ween ,tlie.,aceUSeci, and the''late Char,
but Contended Stronglt
nat.. the, lad. he:had, teen An EngIlali
iani1t 'ii:,I 'ha • -ome willingly to*
'amide, toJearn ,,fa,rining afid. *ea',
alder 'cantrOl of MarChinent
!pine, DidAt "aeeirt likely
hitt th.". home: had hired him out
tp' Cailt ,$15.a,year$ NO, theY•
latecHlinm4ni4--utr-tegiclotef- arnri,e
f,:aril the: lii;isineSs,".
Crown Aqney 'Sager 'pain t ed ,
his "erenitig,temarkS to, the •
ourthat ,there WAS • an assault : be -
anti il,qUestion of 1AW Or fact. 'Titeri..
tro .e..ze6pfiens to the. punishuit
'h Placed in the Category Of
8t 41.1i 'aild ht 1,totekt to the teetiett.-
..flie f.tites, which WAS quoted by
ionso 'the whete, ioiettoit
vhetl:tet or rtot COX .Waa a Maat,
r• Withm the '• meaning"ofthe 'SW*
eS, anj Mr, 8ee*.gek'
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