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John Berry of Elmer, New York,
%vas found dead • on the ice wagon
which be drove.
Alive amt healthy, an 8 -clay -old 'salty
was rowel abandened on a .,aceet
in Chicago.
At Byron, Maine, while fishing,. a
young woman recently captured a 30-,
pound turtle.
Mrs. Emma F. Hahn died at hlastonj
Pa., from burns received from a flying
head of a ma,tch.
YOUR PAINFUL CORN.
What it wants is the soothing at-
tention of Putnam's Corn Extractor,
Which lifts out the very met and
branch in short order.. No pain, no
after affect, just clean wholesome cure
-that's "Thetnam'e."
At Atlantic CfLy, Lewis Hewitt, a
carrier for fourteen pears, was arrest-
ed for robbing the mails.
John Crowthers, 80 years old, and.
until lately a rich man, was buried in
Potter's Field, Camden, N. J.
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Mrs. M. • Halley was instantly killed.
by falling down the -stairway -the • -
residence Of a friend in Chicego.
• At a picnic to be held by the -M411--•
men's Union, Youngstown, Ohio, '1,-
000. gallons of iced milk will be 'given
away.
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Like to Try Psychine
"Please send me' a bottle of
Psychine. 1 baye a ehild afflicted with
tuberculosis, and have been advised
'to try your medicine by our famil
doctor, as he says he cannot do any-
thing more for my child."
MRS. H. STEPHENS.
Arthur, Ont., July 14, 1907.
Psychine cures when doctors fail.
Many are sorry they did not try
Psychine first. Throat, lung and
stomach troubles yield to its curative
power. At all druggists, 50c and $1.00, or
Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto.
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p, 0. Minter, when going .at "ter-
rific rate on a tele] trip in an auto
near Fullerton, Cal., yesterday feinted)
from heart trouble, bus machine ran
wild and upset, and he was killed.
Harvey B. Carter, returning to In-
dianapolis after an eight yea,re anbren-
ce, found that his 'wife had i erried
again. The woman peomntly secured
a divorce from the 'Second husieend and
remarried Carter.
•
Edward Howe of Wallsevville was
pulled off a bridge during a boys,' row
and seriously "hurt
Dont Blake of ' Montreal was atiei-
dentally shot and killed by a. cone'
paniort handling a revolver. ,
•
Tlie n onument to the meniorv of
Mgr. de Laval, first Bishop of Quebec,
was unveiled inthe aneicht cit, and
ijhe•day was observed as a fete, ,
Modern 'Woodmen at their session .at
Peoria, 111.,, havepractically doubled
thesalaries of all leading' OffiefUli end
selected Bielalo; Ne -next
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place of meting.
Ten stifelf boys arraigned for orap
shooting at Kearney, lef, J., were sen -
termed each to a (spanking. • A recerder
and two litiskY policemen administ et,e1
the dose to those whom the parents
did not chastise.
DOUBLE' UP \Om CRAMPS.
Suomach feels like an Infernal mat -t-
itle ent) you want relief mighty quick.
Nothing does the Work half so scon as
Ptolson's Nereiline. Why it 'isills the
pain instantly. If your, bottle is
empty get • another to -day., Nereiliee
keeps the doctor bill sniall becau.oe it
cures little illsbefore they grenv big.
Nothing for • indigestion, heartburn and
cramps like Poison's .Nerviline, Large
bottles ler e5c.
Five 'unidentified Italians employed
iby Burke Bros., Contractors on the.
Lackeivarina." Railroad, *tit
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Lehigh, PA., :by e premature blast '
I TrYing to win a wager of one etalla.re
that he could not serim.frenf Ohio t
West Virginia; • August Craft. Wae
drowned in the currexit of the Ones
UIIItOn 3
cord River.
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Editor and Proprietor. •
. The Mill Ceeek Coal COMPany,
I Mrs, -Ressel Sege 1)step:fit lel all of
the ice- cream 'in Sig :Harbor ,after the
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supply had given out.. ata pienie she
gave ag ar eer•
afternoon..
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MEN RULE, BY FORCE, WOMEN
•. BY .CHARM.
And yet beettege the Y .live less gteen-
uously; worneneneglet the early. • evid-
ences, of failing .vigor... The Wise wom-
an Willent"p.erniit her charms to he
robbed by illrhealtth. When. she • Leis
. appetite failing, nerves. eetting oii i'dp
she.. takes .ForrOzpne. Howit eharp-
ens' the appetite:. -How quickly . rieh
blood is' available to restore:colorr to
the --checks, buoyancy to the sop, Bet-
ter trY FegOzOneYou'll feel like a
. new !being, with new vigor atel ability;
to confront life's' 'diffieelties, You are
sure to blass the day you commenced
Pereozone, Sold .every.where itt5(ke
boxes,
THE POPULAR WAY
TO THE
WEST •
IS VIA
CIIICAGO AND ST. PAUL .
AND THE RATES TO PRIlsiCIPAL
MINTS IN MANITOBA, ALBERTA
AND'
SASKATCHEWAN
AttE NOW TI1E SAME
VIA THIS ROUTE
AS FORMERLY APPLIED VIA
NORTH BAY
DOMINION DAY
RETURN TICKETS
AT
SINGLE FARE
BETWEleel ALL STATIONS IN
CANADA, ALSO TO DETROIT ANa
PORT HUP.ON, MICI1., BUFFALO,
BLACK ROCK AND SUSPENSliON.
GOOD 'GOING JUNE 80th AND. minor,: N. Y.
JITLY 1st, R Pris UR N tintIT
THURSDAY, JULY 2nd,
FULL IN FORM A T tON
FROM ANY GRAND
TRUNK TICK-
ET AGENT,
F. R. HODGENS, Town Agent..
A. 0. PATT1SON, Depot Agent.
erating three collieries near 11.1alioney,.
City, Pa.; has suspended fifteen brea1/4-
` er boye to cet down eiepenset. •
Two attendants of 111 State Howe
for the insane in New York were eat-
terieed to three months, fine and coeth,
for laettality to patients,
cretary of the Interior James A.
Gar 'eId ha h sailed from Honolulu ett
a Visit to the crater of Kilauea and a
, tour of the ielaede of Hawaii and
Matti.
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%IN Ailed ilto*n, of MetritoN
I /at. Imo Pors x years / Wye
knoW,ti *tut it was to be (tee
(foul VOA. No one tvet suffered
move from itching bleeding Piles
Ohm I did and 1 tried everything
to get dated but Aired. One day it
Mend of mite who hAd been curio/ With
ZAht.ttair Nave 11,6*p:ion of b0.* ra try,
etld the relief I gottitoo misrvellowt. I then
beoght s sdripiy end hetore I hid hied it 41
"Le eemptetely tow."
Or * t etoggioet Arel more*, se.
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Sugyesclue Question§ on the. Sunday J'eh )ol 'Le9son by
tinseett for the
InterOtional Npwspper Bible Study Club: •
July 5th, 1903. •
• Granitd..• thatt.Godeisea rel -Almigb
• Israel ;Aoks, for a. King -1, ty,:peeaoh, • so. to speak, right at -the
• • • • , • • • elbow. "et:overy, elan to .pretect him,
'Ilt_Guaoe1471:14;;Ic' kpinrgoefv.te‘i,gi :aiti5d.r:and .to Supply his needs,, thenewhat„
is the grea.e. deieet'; moderci preach-
• Vertse •47.1e-Wiai." Sanittel •to "b)ittie' ing, -and-in- average- Chris7ien, expert-
becanee.hit sons Were had men ' • mice (This .question Meet -U., ans-
. Are pareets... always to oe bleated •wered ,by members ...of .'tne
for igeorea.ce, if not tor 5.::n; e hen Cleb.) . • , • •
their -childree , turn out I,ari 7 ' • Verses -8,-9-4cre'what: reweerts had
Why is it,th.at money is •stIcse.)e pow-, .1.stael.••been Ged• ?
• erttil teMP t alien •'•to. "lead inn eoerceY ?.. theie, people eeceptional amen:4
• Veree. 5%.•(tpule -you blenie ettirse Is- the iiatiOns fin :rebelling. against God ?.
raelites • 'for :beteg . :diesethsfied 'with Frow do you account • foe it; 'that
their corrupt einle;ce ? will persist in doing hat they
yilitt..:esb you say for "et •oteainst•lentew 'so injueious to them ? • .
•their etelting '1er ? was; .1• VerSed •1.(e48H-Whet is the -0Vitience
siptly prepeeeci, as. battles .their trope %that Santeel'e. predletione . to the
files ?. • .. • -• , • .• :. • .eimeeeitcneeS of cleeitantithe a
' What. was the rot Leeson. why; they king .t.urned. oet to be. trite.? : •
Wanted. a ,Iting? • • • • . " . • Wbal. for the Moat part 'was the
• .What wa..; God'e.plan for Israel con- eche,raeter of. the Xing's of. Terme} 7 • I
•cerning • their goVernment ? • • Verses :a Mae. 'or
•Veese Aid their reqtie•A nation is excited, and stireee by. paS-.
Please Sainttel .• • ' 'there any poesibility or .cor-
: What leethe 'beat thine to do when reel reasoning " • e •
IS 'na,ye trouble and' petplexite. " • What are the mills of follewink the
• Ts God • 'a sure surcease for• every . fiishiOns of!!"otliers ?
trouble ;and wilt he supply: us at•all
Unite with the wisdom ?
Veree ' 7 -Does God :Sometinies. give .ers may •do or say -
eople• -what they, ask for,: e'ven if . kings on the whole' heett,
knows-. 2 IS 4.1 . rteseing-er • I
'Can you .cemeeive of any greater . Ve.rees 21 -22e -.What is the aelverfitiagel
:/unisliment than. God .gleirig a man of stating oer problems iti detail tieto
or a nation• tip to their. own ' wicked the Loi (1
plans ? Why was it better undee . the sir
TIOw they: s< -et God aeleing eemstances for -God-1, to, grant . their
ter a king ? o ,. • • ... •'. • ' • ' request ?. . • ..
Are • thee Iseeeliteg • exceptionel m Lesson for gelidly, July 12tb, 1908
rt.ot. wanting to trust in the- Unseee.? -Saul Chosea:Kinge Sam. .n,10.:
The Auditor's Suspicions.
In, the early part of tete inefeiry, Col.
Anderson, Obief Engineer of the Mar-
ine Department, testified to his opite
i011 that Contra,ctot; Willson $800,000 1.
influenced the elepourtment of the Com-
miSsioner of Lights, and that there
Was an bumper understanding be-
tween eertaiiit oirteisls of the DepartMent au:d this favorite oontraetter. On
Winesday Au4i:tar4040Tel Fraser
was On the stand and was closely
questioned as to his observetioes.
Mr. Fraser swore that he considered
the certificates, of "price fair and
just" to be valueless, when they came
from certain leading spendieg officials
in the Marine Depertment. Ho weg
led to that .conclusion by the Depu-
ty lefinistert'e acceptance e -f deglin's
bill for silverware foe the iceehreaker
Illontcalra (on which a refund, a over
$1,000 was afterwards made) by
certificates of Commander SPeitre
trevelling expenses (of which seine
$1300 had to be refunded in one year)
and rby the remarkable transactions,
with the two Foe Signal Companies'.
How Certificates Are •lldecie.
Mr, Noble, who has been Assistant
Commissioner of Lighls at Prescott,
gave evidence shovving that the Audi-
tor might well be susniciovs of centi-
ficates. He SWone that he hed. hint -
self been required to oertifY prices to
he "fair arid jost," when he knew
nothing about them. His Chief at
Ottawa arranged with Merwin and
ether conttactiets the prices for sup-
plies delivered at Preeeott, and • 're-
quested Noble to certify them, The
wieness had steer% reasons for not',
doing so,' and on the advice of the
Auditor -General certified that the
goods were received, "prices. arranged
by the Department at Ottawa," This
brought down on him the wrath of
the Deputy Minister and Chief -Com
rnissioner, who told him thet if he
continued to "antagonize" the Depart-
ment he, 1/eal .better s.end in his resig-
nation: Noble says he, defied • them
and centinued his course, but euffered
heavily in consequenee, and finally
found a young man promoted over .his
bead. He had •niade many elrotests
against extravagance at Prescott, tut
found no sympathy, and 'coneluidect th•atI
he was "butting against a stone Wall"
to go further.
• Deputy. Minister Gordeau • gave some
testimony . concerning . the patronage
system. He corniented that in • the last
two or three years the • Departnient
heel paid $2,ey,009 too, much for sup..
pliee bouglit at retail prices from
dealers on the petienage, list ',instead
of 'buying .at 'ivhalesalee conipetitiee
prices.. •
' %It Would Be Wrong.' •
ComniisSioner -denies having . received
Any' financial Consideration from con-
tractors or obtaining komotion
tittottgli their . influefica, I -le •excuSes
the payments' et fifty to two-heraleed
11 r vent: profits to 'Merwin by..etating
that --the' bills Were paid. under :ordere-
of the former Minister of :Marine: AS
to his Court respecting Nohiei.s CCLti
netiteS, he, s-tvPre :mist would 'take
fhe same stead :if it ebouldbe , .11012
again.
''Thea. you weeld • take. ae wrong
stand,' ' obsereee 'Judge Caesels.
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The godgins", Charlet.
elajor Hedgias' has not withdrawal
liis ehergeS, 01 over-claeslfication and
over -1 tyment• 'oce.the .Traneeen tmee tat.
He has, simply .declined go further
with the icivestigation.before the com-
• inVotee. The Government majority on
the oonttniteee has tired him oute He
found himsclf likely to he. all
summer without having a, Chance to
bring'a witness from the works, while
.sti far •as be linew, he was paying Ms
own ;lawyer and losing his own thne.
Then lie was assured that he . eould
make his eatee 1)efore. a board of ene
gineers,, and asked ;thy Mr. Macdonald.
veitethei . he would •not 'prefer sueh
the question was one fer engineers he
would prefer the tribunal of. experts
as . more... cortmeteffie more fair 'and
much less expensive for him, It es in
this sense only .that he has withdrawn.
the °barges, • -N-or is. it surprising that,
he shoutd •seek a fairer tribunal, whin
the majority: of the aonamittee before,
off a Risk
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GAP is liable, to puff out
of the front door of any
furnace unprovielegt for
gas escape,
"Sunsbine" Furnace has
Automatic 0a4 Damper
directly connected ;with
smoke-pme. gaspressure
sways damper sufficiently
for it to escaee up chimney
(see illustration), but heat,
doesn't escape.
What does "Sunshine"
Gas Damper mean to
r‘surishirie" PurnaCe?
Means protection to the
furnace parts against' evit
effects of gas,
What does "Sunshine,"
Gas Damper moan to
"Sunshine" householder?
Means furnace can be
operated without fear as to
"puffing"' gas; furnaco can
be left without doubt as to
whereaboutkofgas.
What dos hSurtshine" Gas Damper mean to "Sunshine coal account?
It means, instead of owner with "ordinary furnace fear having to keep
chech-draft indefinitely closed to "let off" gas'-wben there's two-thirds
parts of heatenergyto one part of gas passing up ehinmey-draft can with
ail safety be opened, and coal laved for another day's duty,
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CIito• PIA:
George Swaedling of St. Thomas
who gave a boy ten cents to steal a
valise from a, hotel, wee. sentenced to
one year, in the Central. • •
Frank Jefferson, arrested at Gulp
On a charge of pocket-picking,ha
boon identified is a notorious the
from the Ltnited States.
Harry Pettit, aged 14, of Union
was knocked unconscious by the light-,
fling while driving home the cows.
M, C. R. - shoji employes of St.
k Thomas are working shorter hours
and some are off for the rest of the •
:A month.
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lion.' Sydney . Fisher mored the see
. reeding of the :civil. servicebul
in the House 'of C.omnions, and 'goo
Jetnes Collins, B. A, principal • of
,,, • Cobotteg •Ppliegiate Institote, ,was ape
I Pointed- principal Of Belleville High.
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e 100 .
progeess 'was made wi the, it.easerre
President Plummer reports th
works in eteallent Aiape at the an
nual meeting of the Dominion Stee
Paul Cleaver's. boese a.t Killarney,
Mate,. was destroyed by fire by his
e son attempting to light a' ffre witk
coal oil.
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Company in Montreal; He seta the
would be paying dividends now, oniy
for tite suil with' the Coal Company.
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Heat on Wednesday caused sixeleaelig
in New York city,. - •
y Sir Sandford Fleming will give Hal-
ifax a park of eighty acres if a mem-
orial tower 100 feet. high, Costing
$20,000 is erected.
McGregor qrid Frank .13eker
. .
of WatercloWn were stunned by •light
nine drivieg to I-Iantiltone •
pive pergoite` Were, --killed in. an
.
boarding house,
: • ,
GovernMent ewnetship of railways
Will not' be a plank in the Democrat
nationa.1 conivention. ' • • .
Three men Were killed by in explos-
ion in No. 2 mine at Coal. Creek. .
. .
At Ewart's, west of R'ed Deer, a
hothesteader, Egglebert Packha, • lokt
his life, his. shotgun discharging tied-
- dently:
. For ehootihg With a revolver at A. .
street cu, 'Conduetor Michael
a Pole, was eentenced at_Hernilto,n to_e
five years,
• Sit Mackenzie • Bowel( dittribated
1:01,whielehe brought from the Yekon three',
6asersze aignot,he Senate r erom • a , rosebitsh
.1 Three horses of L.• V. Bellew of
Kentucky were senzett at Hainilten
. rape 'track last Thursday to :satisfy '
•e New York 'judgment. •
.The aerodigree "JIM.? Bite" made a
Successful flielit of 2,175 feet in forty
bee :.seconds Haminondeport N. Y.
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on ' Thursday laSt.
It is ramorect Unit Lauf LOtOburn,
Lord High Chancellor 13ritain, and
Lord Tweedmotitli,. oF, the
Council, ere; aboet to resigier.
John TIugaetle formerly of Strate
eord, was arrested in Detroit on a
Merge stealieg engine belts,' and at-
tempted to commit 'entente in his cell,
. The ling' s birt•hday honors include
IchightbOods. for Chief Justice Falco -
bridge if the Ohtario Kieg's Be.ecle
and Chief Jugtice Tacheyeatt, ' tae
tiehec Xin 'S Bench. '
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Kingston Penitentiary has . new 513
Prieoners, the laegest • numbet le five
yeKaisn.gsten 'wants the Dominion Gov-
ernment to give a site for an isolation
hospital.
.• All hope of finding :Olive Depraw,
Who Was lost nee; pine, has been
abandoned. . •
Trees are being cut NMI Cedar Ig -
land, : off Kingston, despith the orders
to the' contrary.
. Can any lerson be• truly happy ivtto
is guided' itt his 'conduct what-oth-
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""”*"-r,"'"'''"e'"!"-"•.-teeteneeet..'eeeeprOnottneed„ • his
eharges:'..t0. be • slanders, and declared
. . that .the Goteittunene. vvould be vitiate
The • Laurier Coverriment Contio.v
Remain.
ups: to gnrich its The. Charges
Friends.
Ottawa, June 20th, 1008. '
-Judge; CasselsY enquiry MO. Marine
Department scandal is adjourn'ed to
September..
:The Special .committee to investi-
gate charges. of false clanaification and
oeer-payment ort the Transcontinental
has given up the job. '
Inveteigation into Quebec: Bridge fin
ante makes no headway: • •
The PUblie Acepents Committee Ands
that money Noted for Dominion tele-
graphs, in the Lower St. Lawrence
country is largely used in making
theft and bridges throughout that
country.
• Might Have Been Finished -
...Judge and Cononissioner Cassels; hi
giving his imptiry two inottjhe' reet,
annoeuced that he would have neighed
by this time if the Government had
tarried mit' itn prOrniA, of Appointing
-subetittett to do his Teethe awl
Court WOlk:-* As It is, ine•stleailon
of the Merwin accounts, of the as'on-
Isiting to tet, Foe Signal
Compotes, and 'he other "leek of
conscience" charges is saseended an 1
ttlit puhlio will be lett gueseing all
$11/11tret.
•
rt POO Per (lent. 'Profit.
Judge Citesers, Who had &mit last
With Mi. Willeon, And bis eueeenulitee
contracts, tulle up thies wer(t. the Can-
adian Voir, Signal Comnanye lo whieh
the, Government h is paid ovve, a half
million til- s. "This 'U..IL has a
Cabatlian patent for a Diaphone
Signal; The • secretory of the Company
teetified that inettuments sold to the
GoVernment for $4,500 and 0,000 .enst
the produeer $400 to $450. Mr. Nor -
they, the head of the Company, ad,
nutted that he was seIlina diaphenes
at ten thnes their cOst. The Govern.
relent is his only customer, and 'helms
a monopoly by reast;n of a Govern-
ment patent. The contractor organiz-
ed a, company withoot p*.ting up any
eapital, has his goods manufaetured
by eonteitele arid has been gathering in
over $100,000 a year net profits for
the cement. Mr. Northey eOuld not
say within $25,000 what his personal
gains were last year.
The Judge- Draws. the Lino.
Commissioner Cassels usually te-
Watts from expressing opinions as the
inquiry goes on, but this was too
much, He pronounced the ptice inde-
feneible, and could not utideretand
wily the Department paid it. 'The
thilge'S view wes that if the Govern-
ment gave the contractor a patent for
diaphonre of whielt it was the only
eurchaste, it should have limited his
etotite nt !eat to $25,000, instead tif
$150,000, on certain ordero given.
Tlie Government Would have at 'least
nate d $125,0eu oft. thie alone.
The Liberal majority of the cone
Mee has new ruled that it will hear
More evidence, The two Conseetet-
'0 members do clot agre.t with that.
ey say that the withdrawal of
alor Hodgins from the inquiry does
not clOse the questipe.Anundant
Proof of over-classificatien hale 'been
furnished, It did riot come .from
from Major Hodgins alone, but from
engiheees in a still higher posilion,
Mr. Woods, the Engineer of the Grand
Trunk Pallid Company, has made
stronger charges than the aecuser,.
He says that "specifications hoe
been ignored". and "exceseive
anees',made, not through mistake of
local engineers itht4t from arbitrary
orders of their superiors." As his
eomparty is expected to repay
to the GoVernment the cost. at the
road, he has made strong protest
againit a elassification "increasing the
dost ti such an extent."
no
tie
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you're Played out and needa cleanShee
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!Dennis Densy, Conservatiee, has been,
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Peter Robot,' liquor dealer of Chat-
ham, was fined $3.0 and costs toe sell-
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The :sate of 5,000;000' acres. •in the
Weeteie to provide' funds to build the
Hudson Bay EallWay,
The Shah of Persia has ordered -that.
one hoes., belonging to his ,enemies
shall be bombarded each day. • e
The West Cape 1Viay, .Mase., High
School Alumni will place a memorial.
in -the school building in honor of the
late David C. Vanaantuawho was
principal foe twenty-two consecutive '
years.
Rey. Herbert:. .Beiting of - Neei
Brenswick, N. J., announced that he
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" "Two children.Derisned. ih.a burning
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• The town of, Brampton Will vote ea
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Clyde steamer Chineerwa, aground
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,
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