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Thunday, Atigligt lotti., tots
moos'
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• his gritintialateke for iiiotrI
theio Aches and patio amiauffer in
iitionce-tioat wily leads to chronic sick -
'new awl etteu Aortae* Dies
if yologworla is tiring:it roar nerVesere
EceitsbAnt if yea feel larigual, *easy aa
-depress.% you ehould know that Seott'a
Itotalsiou Overeanes just such conditions.
It poeseeme in coacentrated Anna the
Imp. *layouts to invigorate the blood,
strengthen ic tissue*, nourish the nerves
and boild parength.
Seettts is strengthening thousand* of
• th9there-:-and will help you, Try it.
neat & Vonne. Toronto. outs
buslosa add Society Cards
.1.10 rattktuitu gottitinti
Patlisited *mg Thursday monolog
, at Litoknow. Ontario.
A. D. MAPCXNZIB., Proglator
saal Dditer.'
but the Freuels wain esevents proved,
was ioospable oilskias edvautage of it,
the Prussian* coneeutrating their gun
fir* on the mitraillense wbereve tpeed on 4he- field. Tlie,Aity
Mookine gun bad not yet arrived. The
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AITGIIST 12.th , 1910 "61. 1114/ •°414 Pgru" g411'
followed in rapid sacceSsion, and were
emploYed in-verione tampaigns,
The Maxim Was the first antonatie
gun,/, however; and was early adopted.
by the British' array. Sir, Moon Maxim,
in a. recent interview, said that the Oler-
Melia IlaNfl 50,00a 'Maxim guns
at the- front- the, rapidity of fun being,
()leant 60() pee minute, It Aveighs about
sixty potinds, and has a water -jacket to
prereot overheating. Theeto sues did
great •service in ' BritOn's VW's' WW1
native races, eepecially in the Soudan
They are walked by energy derived from
the binning pOwdef..,'The gun pulls the
'belt into position, pulls, the cartridge
out of the belt, forces it into the barrel,
• closes the - Weed; 'fires, •extraote • the.
empty eartridge cake, .o),nd expels
:Other inventers have`f011eaved in Sir
ifiraM'srMaXines footsteps, Jae 14iiii4
gun has ,recently corne iuto prominence
in 'Canada. The French, it appears, are:
returning to of Maxint,, and
theBassiaiii are alto -arrning With this,
Weal:ion,' of they, bove,,,a' large,
number. Attempts have been Made
.frona* time to tune to rsiclace tlieveleb.
of Maehine opus by dispensing with the
water -jacket. This Wan found to e
great mistake, as thn gun jammed
through -overheating at the most critical
nualuent-ia-tha fight. The- Berthier
machine: gen used .hts' the 33elgiane is
Very light, and in drawn, by dog teams,
It is found in actual service that weight
makes. fol accuracy in firing and that
the absence-Of:a-water-jacket may prove
theaatrouto
111E MOTITOSA Latvosuroz,
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The expectedhappened at the elections
in Manitoba last Friday when the Lib-
eral government was suetamed in power
by Ali overwhelming 1134401W- When a
few deferred- elections are held Mr.
Norris will have over forty of a following
, to the Conservatives five oesus.
40111T SUTalail4A.ND SONS, Ltd.eetielpb. The I:10110e Will be too Much one -bided
Ont., inevxanog. MO) and, Marine.
t • ,' for, the good of either party or the
gativEY.3..,LiNo.s.1,,bucenew.thtt, Agent However, tp.r„ various at insurance. Fire and Life vitiv ince. the landslide, speaks
r4f.t clA*3 wmPanies guAranteed* °DIY well for the people of lifanitoba who se
resident agent in Lueknow• of the London
Mutest. =Sher of and, tarn elllphatiCallY • eoudenined the grafters
preperdes for sale.
X Q. O. F. Lucknow Lodge meets eve Pridair
evening' at 8 Clock in their . Dacit!,
ben street. All brethren cordiallyinvited.
Odloptu:---NeblOPrand, Thos.Watson; Vico
Grand, bt T. Armstrong:Treas., 4,1ex.Rosst
Ree. $90...fi. H. IPA; Seer., Dr. Pato.
It. it. & .4,1L.T.i. R. O. Old Light Lodge Vleets
every Thuredm night on or before the full
• MOon; in the hianon10 Havelock street
Lecknew. W. M.,- XaoDonald; W4
Cabierton; ta Martin. fileq W A.
Wiloost • . „• ,
." tirk Sherwood,- , 40, Luc flour,
meets every last 'Monday of the Illgan • In
In the addregows' Hall, Vtlingbrethere:
"cordially inviteclto attend. Chief Ranger',
John E. Seey,, Robt. (iraham
Soy., nehti Johnston, Treas. 1) R.
Macintosh.
e 0 '0 No k
A. 0: U. .14-ueknow Lodge,' No. 137,: meets
second Monday of eaehmonth in. the' Odd-
fleloW. Mastex .111/orkman,4.. Mae-
Iennitil Fin. Seo)NA,B, Re MneintoslitReo.
er„ , Gap, Potter; wreas.-Alex,- Boss.
Dada
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•B. POWAIhR, 4. D. S., D. se ()Mee up
detrain Button Block. Teeswater. Spec
ial attention te gold plates, crowning and
bridgework. Visits Wroxeter 1st, and 3rd.
Wednesday otetteh month; tiorrie Thur.
and thieved. The wander is that any at
all of the old. government party were,
elected, er that the -Conservative can-
didates got even the support that they
did, ' The evidence of corruption in, the
Roblin government. we's so, strong and so
plainly exposed la the commiseion that
nobody of ;Common decency end sequaint::
.errwith. the 'Sante emit. tiPsire.te see !_."Vt
•of the Peg reinstated in power * The,
reorganization of thgvarty Under S.;'nyeve
leader Who has no great- sins tO, Ofiwer
for, likely amounts. for the fact • that.
there is an Opposition at all.
' is Wonderful the hold that a political
machine with the opportunity of keeping
itstreasury SuPPlied,:ean get upon.
the public. • The Roblin .Cloverntrnt
had long been incompetent and corrupt,
Yet time after time it was returned to
power. Not until it. became e rigular
thieving institution, and its gimes were
exposed and held Op in the light of ,d&Y,
to, the whole country did .the people's
sense of-self-protectionand disgust Over-
come their indifference, theitpaaty spirit
and readiness -to sell their totes for eonie:
small inunediate gain.
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ofillin Block, Lneknow, Ont. All modern
methods 'need. BOst materials furnished.
roW. end /3ridge work. Painless eXtraet-
130.he use of the latest, simplest and
adept remedy,SOMNOFORM. Newest
thing in artifteiin teeth. ,Alulnium platesd
non breakable
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RUSSIA AND THE ALVES
The hill of Wareaw lias given the
pessimists. another Opportunity. Accord-
ing to these, the _Russians are feeling
very sore becauseof'the ''apparent in -
"activity ,of the British • and ''Frencli-
especially tho 'British*: - Britain; l,,9 ' be
snre,. hasn't' done very much in the Tier'
so -Merely staved the, whole- situation for
theAllies by holding corereand of the sea
from the outbreak to the „preseht. time,
besides being one of the main factors in
seting Pads. in . the first rilsh., Thus,
however, isn't enatighlor the arm chair
generals *lid think the ...Allied armies
ought to marchstraight to 13erlin, and
sweep the contemptible Tars from 'the
Galliirlie_Fenintigle.:akby a wave of the ••
Frenclt Mcneriinents show that. the fire.
of the Hotchkiss gun is equivalent to
that of two 'hundred rifles at a icncretri
range: In rapidity of Ore the. MaChthe
gull can deliver a -greater, VOIUMO (If. Ore
than' fifty rifles, Military experts hold
• There om, many . wrong ideas.
.0914 Medloal things. There
ere innurnamble, trOdiOnl
o'C.3 that coem to ha welt bonds
ed.
,One failaey 14 *bet beef ten bit
nenrishinq. It is .nothinD hut
vvater in whlah certain. pleasant
foci exhileratingi meat salts are
diesolved. You would. atarve to
death
death OM ,bctcr teo. the
cone On On Whisky or .on Of*,
fect.
Another fallacy la that ;dee..
bel -whisky -warms body.
Aloobel Tower*, the, temperature.
- it 'ultimately chills, instead of
warming. Hence It Is of no or,a
whatever OS QUO,* againSt
CON.. MOrnOnOri in not .
a food, .and doee. not create any
new force, but. may Pedigree ens •
a.ble a roan 'to ime up a little of
• hie reserve power more .nutekly.
A third filliaole•le *het one.
egg oontairia. as much nourish,
trent 'as.,a:poiend .meat, •Sick
peoOlie Oeithopt appetite. • think
complamittly: that :if they •take.
an egg 01..4w°. a day they are
-doing welt.' .Aa matter of 'fact,
they aro anything but
' TbeY. „Meet rethhmbeire If
thei, suhstittiting: agile for.
meat, that, eight eggs!, not one,
ara-required, to equal, one pound,
' 'or meet. • Then, ,there's .liver
. many, as 00' as their
stomachs' get Out of .order, .begin
'oto treat. their liver. Elop the ille"
er is Clangei0OnAKIng to treat
_ iteletea one understand* it, for
.,.there , are over .nitieti•-41-itlifot7
liver troubles, and what le good
for OTIO of them may be bad for
alt reit.
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(copyright, 191.0ibY 1•4 Chapto4.)
;.LETTER FROM TUE:WEST'
mr:oem.middietenwrile& Jo Sentinel Readers_
. Margaret, Aug. 2nd
After 48: hours' travel by Chicago,
Duliith, and Fort Francis, 1 arrived at
La Valle; a small place sm the a IT, Bs
Its population, about one hundred, are
onciatly engaged in the lomberfinsiness
EL0ECT -1S, AS 111141;
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•Thia Year VIII sO"co He Holding ttp ef
tho AcZa--Possaltino (Orden,
Ottawas • Alio. $0•;--,Tiva Government
r:atoiolVraol'vtg zteiiielanoirge &tiers=
visloas ef the eiettion act sole) re:
• Oard to the 'aitinial model= of Federal
LUt in New Ontario and.Maoltelia•
itialear tko get% ere to be revised
'y a Board. ot.,Tudgcs And the work
will be actissily ii progrees within a
iliort time. That ramie 'that the way
Will. he cleared for a geueral election
vbentaver the Government. Willis, tim
time °overlain°, , Last autumn, And
again lea nprtuo, vha tgeneref.elee-
tleit was contemplated by tbe Cabinet.
One of the prinelpel eanstitational TOD"
.tectione urged against it, and- which
bore duo weiglit with his Royal High,
liege the Governor-GeneraL etas that
anorder in Counell had been passed
in June at last year suspending: for
the year the annual revision required
.by law in the 'Unorganised districts of
Ontario. .and the allocations of Pro-
vincial lista .to •Federal comititueneies
in Manitoba. Because of that order in
Council the ledges did not' carry out
the work, and iu consegeeece 1 any
election had. been, forced the lists
' used would hate:Rea those in iso for
the 19.13. elections. Thia year, ae
there has; been no riospensien,• the
• Board. of otudeee,. • under; Mr. ',Justice
Renoe,„•the Sentoe Judge• northern
,Ontario, is now preparing to Inviee•
the lists ter , Theuder Bay, 'Nipissing,
.Bainy River .and the other northeen
•dtar1etsIn 0itterto sp.ecilled Ili [he.
..ele.ctien.7act of OK The lists, will
hardly • he OeMpletecio before early, in
October.. unless a hutry-uo order is
Wen, And consequently any proposal
. for a goaerals.election following the
return of Sir Robert Borden from
England a fortnight or •sci hence will,
not •roaterialize until late autemn.
Tandlor-Sir Robert's return -them is--
uo- hititoin-Goyeamosntsar,eles. here AS.
to when the next electloo will be held.
- -Miraculous' .Escape From Death. .
Perth, Ont., Aug. 10 -Herbert Pat-
terson had a narrow etticape from :in-
stant death Sunday. . He Was sitting
in a buildineon; the lake shore'. when
• the lightning ' -struck * nearby tree
tree and then passed through the low -
et partofthe, building; through -the-
floor direct*" underneath.his. teet. He
was wearing rubber shoes and tli0
saved his life,' nevetheless he was se-
verely burned,
" Italian Artily Moving:
*Nevi York, Aug: 1,0o -Italy will send'
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050;000 troops to either 'France or the
Dardanelles • within the next three
-Oweek, eccording-tp.CaptaintVictorBel-
Franeito of the Italian •ariny, who ar-
rived on tbe, steamer Duca D'Apstio
"Theta were 500,000- troops in Turin
when, I left," said the captain, "and
150,000 -More in - -Taranto, the naval
.A. merle -an Too! '
•-• Pittsburg,. Aug. • 10 -Believing bis
Advanced age ail(' an occasional -at,
tack of theumatisne would preclude '
judicious' ' handling. of great wealth;
Father William Graham, pastor Of P‘,.
Patrick's Rein= Catholic Church, has
declhaed to accept a fortune of '$15,-
0(10,000 l'eftisim recently through the.
death of. relatives. .
• . Herculean Effort Domini] .
Itome,.....4.kg. 10 -The Tribona. Salon-
ikaa correspondent wires that Orono
step Might landthem in Alm muskeg,. fresh German troops and immense
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at Thirty4eveath Annual. Fair. the bottom of Which is herd to find. ---------forces of artillery are being concen- •
• -- ••• .-Oti-Itilsi-,2ecl,...,kreaehed 'Winnipeg trated on the. Serbian border, deter-
. The-Directore of the Canadian Na- Where I.Was methy very kind friends' .mlbed-t° -a-roa4- to TuritaY-
through Serbia and Bulgaria And sue-
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pitinitenaiili'Eui,x10:1:biniti::,,,,r.rortantii, 'exiled that. who toak charge Of nie for fear should
thecitteridande this year Will reach the . be lostin the hurry and confusion of the .°43r the.
This figare has been. :great city,' I was taken to the city park • c L •
thatthe dependence of .the enemy upon
in some form. 'Large quantuies of pulp
Machine ‘'gttliS is due to difference k.11. wood, railway ties, telegraph posts,,tenee
tactics as. a whole between the Germam. posts, etc., are Piled:tilong the ritilwAso
sytitein and the 'French and' Bath's. and the river banks ready for • shipment
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.CAPITAL AND RESERVH, $8,809,000
13:vouches in Canada.
A General Banking Business Transactu
Circular Letter,s of Credit
• Bank Money OrderS -
SAVINGS I$ANK DEPARtMENT
Interest allowed at highest current. rte ,
T. REID, Manag.er,
'BRUCE COUNTY NEWS .1
.Aftor being as years in the, mercan-
tile tusiness Teeswater Mi.. R. J
Hiscox has turned the business wooi;eidr
to his two sons, 'Hare and'Fred, who
will be knowlein the :busieese
as Ilistox Bros. • *
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Anthony Hilo); of •Culrese, and. IIer•
beet Strong of Lion's Heads Oa have
beeo in 'the Walkertoo jait'sonae weekS
:for inseriity,:were.telreo ProVinelal-
Bailill Simpsee to the LoneliinfAsyllilii
on Saturday last.
Mr. Pavid Robertson of Wallierton,
recently received two German helmets
from his sof), Capt. Roy Robertson,
who hes been at the front for °onto'
timo.-----The helmets" Were _picked up on
One Of the battle flak. of Fla eder s.
The body of the late Capt.' Jelin
Muttroi• reeenay: drowned at So ti
umpton while out :fislitog-in-ts,hsen-re•
coyered and interred in Soothampton
cemetety. M any former friends from.
atulonnegratil.u3 Lake Shore, attJuded the
--Women- -troubled .with _comfit -41001
fiud Resell Orderlies far superior to the
oseal 'barsh • purgative. Sold only by
The Rexall Store, 10c,, 25c, and 50c,
boxes.. , • .
number of 'our papers are agitat=
ing strongly for tht,submission of the
Ce nada Temperance Act in the Coen -
ties of gru,ce and Grey.- They argue
-thstaslittrontlionty-is.ah.eady Alder
the.. Act, the carrying of measnee
.would. put .the whole„ northern sane
under the drY column: .
Watt -Go • TO TOTIONTO.—The Kin-
ca- dine llePorter says: -"About thirty
years ago tbe -Rev, .1, C. Pomeroy pur-.
phased the residence 'and'plet of land
on ' which lie now I iveSon the lake shore
South of KinCilistlinti. He loved. the sito
end the .people of this section and.,.he
had always inbis mind that he would,
end his dayshore • However, he has
decided- to change los' pains. A. .few
months age he wee attacked . with fail-
ing eyes:OW.0 and it put en end to his•
passionate love for gardeninte: The
restilt is thatlie,has_clecided. 4.6 go to
Toronto to where. Miss Oertrude
'Pomeroy, a daughter, witl be With her
lather and mother. 'Old friends- hem
will be sorry to see 'Mr. and M Pore:
eroy leave 'K inca rd ins!, where' '` they
have madeso many 'warm- friends and
are so highly esteetned." '
DEATH be Met Hon. -The'
sudden and unexpected death of An-
'bider the eld,syStein the British allot-
ted two guns; ..under aR,oikcer,„ to each
cat/airy regiment and each infantry bat-
talion. In this Campaign of trench War-.
tre the West ort -the 'United .States pr
wherever needed. • • '
-M,4. Saunders tans the- saw Mill tt
La Valle, and this seasen boa contract
for 1,590;000 ft. of hirplaar to be denier-,
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in
ne
was forted to shut down' the mill and
fate the greater the number of eaechine ed to a firm on Inc States at a fair pric
guns -tb_e ,sinnljer sfie 'raise miasma' to He had a force Of 26 men anpleyed
his mill when I reached the village, be
!avarice without itiadne • loss. Every,
owing wet 'biOngioits• own reVolution t° the lona-continued rain,
boy tactics. Tine .cempaign will he Intionen for a time, - •
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notable, among other : things, for the It rained every, day of my. 'sojou
enormous number of machine guns there (about 10 deers) and the river ov
flowed its banks so that the valley b
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relatively' to the forces einPloYed. came one contihued sheet of water, and
• turning many of the „fields into snag
lakes People bad to he terY:• cautious
to keep ,on-Ltha- sidewalks lest A. :Wee.
hand. - • - - 1111:L1011.YEAR Art-BXHIBITION
44 likely that thernis in Russia, as
eliiiiherks-7.Tentfoolslifeliargeht. newer -
papers or oOcupying promine4 public
office; and these may grumbling be-
cause' the British and FrenCh. do not "do
soniethiog," but the majority of Russia's
leading pen intiet,,knoW better. , They
must know that. the will!' the first
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So far air Britain and -France,- are -con-
` cerned) was Russia's war and that Brit-
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Cream Wanted
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Having an up-to-date •Creainery•
in hall operation,we solicit your"
petronage„ ' We are prepared, to
pay the highest market prices for
good cream, and give you an hon-
est business. , Weighing,/ sampling
and testing.ertch can of cream re-
ceive& carefully and returning e-
lan statement of same to each
patron. ‘.We -,furnish two pans to
• each patron, pay all express
,chargesran&pay every invo weeka.„
Write for 'further particulars or
send for cans and give us a trial.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
Setdorth, Ont. '
Directori 'Vet S le Att d
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Very alga e. egeopg. en awe
erman oases to Date
h do I once-oin 1913--a.nd it takes where I saw a, rare collection of
tome e n y
tbe
e an-
London. Aug..10-German losses to
a fine brand of optimism to predict that inials and birds' to be found mostly 1.n
. date e•toetean.1 6284708;68e3„t accerdIng to tbe
that. record will be equalled in aver times: Canada, .such as buffalos, bears elks pa ensd Ea of The Morning
'Optimism -lune been the keynote of- deer, wolves_ and many .itinds of wild post. e ' 1 gds I. McLeod, rood 72 years on
Fair since its inception, and the °Mei* birds and_fewl. The park in niUn arts the total or vtutsitin Themes- at 1;•,44.1;- 're- esda'y, Angest 3re'd:-; reintrvest. -One Or
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is a mo e of order mut nee ness with 669, and,, of losses for the Bavarians,'
Wuitemburg troops; 037, -
pioneers of li bidet d i tie Tow nshi • 0
the oldest Mot most ltiglity esteemed
its beautifully laid'eutilower beds and BOUM and
As crystal lake where the magnetiesw p. It
' the cattle down to the meek to water
floats over,its clear Water.. eon11.4: ''.Ain'etricans Must Register' •
Tuesday- morning "II r. • McLeod_ drove
I was then taken through'th 1 b - cation, Aug: 10 --The British' For- therre ' In coining ba 1 h '
.cr e must have
auto to, see ite.ne buildings., and its
. , eign Office. yesterdaYsnotified the Am- been Seized with an attack 7 of heart
in --trui--/-T,-,Rea---Riiig-; failare;forslaterbewas forind dead- in
1 r * to 'fide se swiftly over the• 'Mains' resident
beautifully paved -stwetS; -.00 ft. wideq doni as. well as all elienti will be sob,
The city was litetelly .swaiming with feet to registration under the British
"Fords". I was taken out to the Exper- National Regietration Act.
imental Farm and shown its large and -
ndfane_h_d_H_gilitiplcktlid ,orops ; * Bad Salmon In Season'
far behind that at Guelph. , year toly4lasilaselmon t-Ajigpeckers w-ithA a fall -
far
I was satisfied the pigs) was net 'ye
• ing off af from 40 to 60 per. cent. from •
On July 50. I set out' for my final a full pack was reported here yeater-
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destination, a small' plate on the -0.$.R. day by Captain Hansen of the steani:
about 1.50 miles wept of the Peg. The er Santa •Ana, which has arrived from
country. What impressed Ilie Most on , . Repairing Panama Canal
road passes through a fine grain growing BetwhilinougloSseteen7Arl., 10._ *T.:ie ..ttnaina
the way wasthe yost extent Of prairie • .
land and thedistance between neighbors.
canal will be open for traffie again
I thought of tire %Verdi of the Poet: "The in three days .if there are no more
I:Lora:n:1 boundless ,, and:Igbiae,a4ndti_hfu4,1;4:_f_itoar urday.. , .
which- the -,speeeli- of TA workrepairingthe-damage-dong Sat,
. 'elides. All available dredges are at
-Strice•rny arrival h2re. 1 haire, been
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aini,itt any -rate 'might easily have re- "
not feel that. they are over sanguine
on thie occasion.
It will be reineMbered that the Voir
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mans had net been' checked en their
matelito Paris when the Fair.. opened a
year ago. In acldii-ion to this feeling of
orestaaaused by the wers-the,rallreads
had reftised to grant teduced 'sates, and
this was responsible • ter Ilioitscincla of
people staying at home when their desires
were in thedirectioe of rt,trip'te Toronto.
Then, again,the weather was extremely
-,sand-al-theses-factors-out-tog.e.t1
brought ,the attendance below sumac)
Maine neutral, which would have meant
that Russia And France would have been
beaten into submission within three: or
four months of thti outbreak. . •
Besides, Britain and France have been
doing a greatoleal on le,ad.. .,They have
been holding on the %Stern, Front an
(army almost is great ' as the one the
Russians i the ast. Had
the Russians been doing as well as their
Alliesthe Germans would not haveheen
moving at all. The sensible Russians
know this; and they know too that
Britain. cannot 1.611PPIY 1.10r..._ OA' armY
•
with guns and'ammunition while they
are pouring -these into...Russia, as they
have been doing by way Of the White'
Th-t-Ltatio-Aossit.Oilyink! - separate
peace OVbeingbeateo late submission is
CREAM WANTED
We are hi. the market to buy
Cream, sweet Or sour, at the high,
‘.eit market price. • We stoijily two
, rens free .to each of our. •pittrons;
pay an express ,charges, pay twice
.e.aehanioatio,„ohgeoe_Cat • ar. Re
• tervetbrearo, any -day in .the .week,
teat each can received, and send
, our patrons a statement of some.
Write for cane and give otit
Cree,tnery&441,._
Any Ban
51-8-c, TRELEAVEN & RANTON
• •PaltroCrearnery,Patineraton,
arvot '11e10 ,Excursidits
$12 to Winnipeg
Aug 19and gd
. From, stations Kingston and Itenfrow
and East in Ontario and Qiiebec, .
• Aug. and 26.
-vierif stations. Toronto to North Bay
. and East, but not including
Xingston, Renfrew or East.thereof,
• :Aug.. 24 and 28
• 'nom stations in Ontar"o North and
"West Of Toronto but not' bland -nig line
• Toronto to North Bay.
F�r partictilara Ad to tiekete West of
, Winnipeg, et, apply to any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent. • • , ,
0. mAktitir Agent, /4101tiows
• Pliosie* • *,
.•any-comforteblelomee.,_IONAO_Ore&I, ..ericart_Embessy in London that " Am- .
in 1914.-.
This year the railroads laave restored
the old rates and there is a more settled
feeling as regards the war. But, best of
all, from the Fair attendance standPoint,
is the prosperity of the farmer. It is to
the farmer that the Canadian National
Exhibition is looking for a largely
creased attendance this year, '• and • the
officials are strengthened in their belief
that they will turn edit larger nunibers-
than ever before by the demand for Space
mere fiction by the scare mongers -such for:agiieulturareichibitS, a sure- harem.,
li.7-IlitItenziei-wlio-writes- -for-. tile. _eter of conditions in the outside districts.
Dank -Star frotn -London,. for exaniple,
Should Russia, inakea separate peace, it 011R DUTY TO TIIB BLIND
cotild Mean only that Rtissia shouldFrain Vienna, freen Pans , and, from
worth trying. It will take ;note twiee
00T
through many fields of siheat and have O'kurni tiacic
Seen some-yery-geod-and.sov.ehr.paor...._Tokle,...Aug,10-s-The reconstructed
you.can see Wheat ranging Iron 8 inches • ;emanate Cabinet Wilrlacosworn in to-
' high, with heads 1 inch long, to 4 -feet, day 'lig& rirhemieroOrtkttioroe tolaprporraeri-ilyn
Minister,' which it has peen 1 ounO
high' with heads 6 inchea some not
(Welt to fill. •
besonns the tocil of Germany--especialis\
se ff Prance 'and Britain should later be
beaten. If the Itiossians had any mind
te knuckle down to Germany, the time
'to heve, done Was wheroGermany first
told thein''-ter-,,keep..!.;hands off:Austria.
While there is even a rembteprospect of
victory for the, Allies, Russia is, no more
thanFrieee...te..4._ a e.e.P..e.t.ese
ineee,
•
Montreal come reports of arrangements
that have been made for the assistance
and instruction of seldieti blinded in the
-War. The French report. states that a
ar er roioriion of the comba.tants htve
'been, and Will be, made
ITI Ip.Mar
than in any previous war, on account of
the difference. in Weapone and in the
character of the fighting: Ontario has
,Itfogdestantiply_:,-for...the„inattitetionoof theoarinY, to -s- anxious, Y ,
blind childrenbiit not.heeicaliaer ing At lioit,n-titifi:-;f:
met witith'Geo. McDonald, the -prospec,
tiveniember for Turtle Mountains.11
is said his prospects are, .bright. I celled
oil the Rev. Mr. BoWering at tbe'• same
place, het found .he had gofie Os see
sanest& folk However, his wife, for-
-. Concentration and rapidity of • fire trout not be left to wear out their lives merly Miss Reid, daughter of Mrs. WM;
against an acliOttiolna•enemY 16 &Problem In and sorrow, when timely aid Reid, Ashlid; did .the "hospitalities."
eniiy encEproper fnetratetiort can enable them TraVellirig gross:the country by auto
of war that dates far back, ttif rale their placefir f tkl metfilb era brings distant Places near, so I went
days thce vote Otte -hied bY grouping
to tie up the weeds than tbe grain. This •
seems to bc• the ease' at Sinclair, Reston, Another Hymn of Hate, For This?
.Ebor, Souris and around Brandon. Still Lerida, Aug: 10 -Maria Cecilia Na -
1 believe there will 'be. an average of toe Jeaultha, dant planitte to Em
-
from 15 to 18 bushel per acre. I. :met Otror William
,
' was arrested in Lazo
many old anuaintances in my travels. don yesterday and deported from Til
-
At Killarney r tvdt with Aileo. 1.yreleaveribury:7----,---
the hole .coin leg •f r oM _ate paste re.
Angus • K. 'McLeod was' )1'ia•iti Cape
Ureter). .He cattne to Kincardine
To wash' p with 1)13 paten ta. when 'a lad
about nine years of -age,. and,has resid-
e lerecontinuous y ev:er since. le
•ftrst, jived on 'the :7th.. near Chalmers
•Chutch.. ThirtY.three yea& ego he
moved to the, farm on the North Liee
Wherelee Passed liway. ,He was unit-
intom:rime to Miss Fiore Norman,.
I•1100. just -re.Gehreff,.
• r itnOtilOt 0111pnleilt. Of-.
llearS• d ladies!'
Goods ---,--
Meif,s ItapinacyoeytosarittePtriuceys thitt will
Men's Raincoats, sizes from 36* to
A, to :clear ut recluced prices.
•
3.N.• :181-ege-0:10:186,5:3.13:1011-1111'leettc:il'eraeli4ter:gad:8,.nau*:71itt311:11Vlifg:l.:r
up-to-dato, te clear at, •f• •
Men's Black 'Fancy Sox to 1 74.,
clear at per pair , A 2 V
-Mere-s Heavy-Cotton-8ex, 9..41,
to clear at mum PAIRS
Mori's Fine Shirts, reg, 49c
to clear et '
• Mee'a Balbriggan *Coder- 29c
wear to clear at . • •
'Prieto in nice Shades; reg.• 81c
12e, , • .. .2
Bleached Cottein, regillar • Q
uBti
• Crepe, in nice patterild; 14>
,reg. 15c, Or ; . A 2U
Lad'es' Stackitigs, r.e.g0
for ..... ...'t • .... • • ^
-Shaker-Flannel;reg1,8 for 8it
. . .. .... . • . • 2
Spools 4c ancl 3 tor 10c.
B. Blitzsteini
!iargain , Stoic
Don't Mistake the Place -Vast
Door West of the Sentinel Office
-loWiloPirritonto-COmelent-See-Mes•
mmainsonseammannimimme
_. . .... _ ,
who, with the following family,' • air-
vives• him: John, James and,
North Line; Alexander,.Derharrelload;
Watlace, at home; 'Neil and Murd,ciek,
out *est; Mrs.: AnguS., McLeod, fitii.
Huron, and Mrs. James.Seott, • Well, .
wyn., Sesk.• lir his long residence, here
.Ntr. Niereod *emu 'and -
reepoct ,of all and hispassing away will s,
b-+ deeply !wetted. • He Was a. Mem- '
-ber -O. the Bessie Presbyterian chinch: .
'He• also belonged to Bervie 14.0.L,•
politics. he Was. a Liberal. To the wid-
ow arid the other members of the
eitended thesympathrof-alaree, -
et vele of . friends. The funeral took
pace to Kincardine cemetery oti •
Thursday. afternoon. It was conduct- - •
ed ender the.aespicesO of . the Prange
,oreer and was very. largely attended: ,-
.
•
BORN
Dontoots-e•At St. Paul's Rectory, Wing.
haat, Ont., July 3tet, to Roo. Krneht '•
and Mrs. Dyniond,,tivin boys,
•
arid 'la widowed . sister! Mrs. weeds
Who hes a son in France in the trendies
and another preparing for an officer' in
• -
that in the list degree dishonorable and in proasion for Ameliorating the erm•-
hiandliatoriiig. '• ' dition of the adult blind. , With, the
'added elairret of the soldiers Who will
THD MACIUNE UN IN WAR ' come home from Europe sightless, action
1 this matter cannot be long delayed
41
• (Daily -Globe) , Our blind' soidiere and fellow citizetis
o cti)3 inunity. e Ontario acroatttOtIteStOri where AuAY rouoY from
sinall.ealibre gum, roilitarY .1118torY for the Tind; at Brantford is maintained Kitiloss-who treitFidite very kindly. I
a fa
'tot the education Of children whose sight
'is so defective that they cannot be taught,
in the regular ptiblk sehocils. This
School is net-intendekfot adults; and it
Cannot de what h requited, for. the ciao
above referred,te. without- reducing, -if
ti:Ot• destroying, ita, .ideisticy:',.as an in-
,, 1•,, of the Young; . Bona fide resi,
the idea of the machine gundates dsJar
back as the 15th century, when the guns
were ktioWn as "largans,5' frordtlie
beta, pipes (:ir tubes through -which the
Waii deliVered. It -was the:French
rnitraileusse, however, which gave birth
to the modern 'Machine min. Its inveri-
ter, Commandant Reifye, produced a
gtin *barrel which Was in reality a easing
for twenty:five barrels; ,dispersion of the
Shot being obtained by an inoinions
device, , Itept a: profound. secret, the
eneh mitraillense waa espeotol to
went, in compaly with old Mr. Fritter
Ott •Kinloss, to See Mt Glee.
Mayor Who ls at Kbor on the 0, I', R.
Ire has the appearance Of a itom crop
Oh his half section. We Walked with
him over the most of it, and mend. it
very good, We. Were treated. to a good
substantial dinner- there and then re
dente of Optario, I agos of turned to Sinelair, On' the way noting
seven and twenty-one, Avhd cannot see to the appearance Of the Preps on every
read ordinary type without injury ave hand, sonietintes good, sometimes indif-
admitted, to the School without charge ferent, the' chief drawback being the
for board, titition or books. Applicationd scarcity of moisture. /lbw ean "mixed
slibuld be made to tio PrinCipai; II. P. famine be sileeette here where a Mail
Gardiner; Brantford, in tilde tO have all Would requite to keep a teatil on the
arrangements completed Wore the openi; road daily to haul water for 1,5 Or 20
ilead'Of 90410 10 6 A/01
work wopatto in the War with Gerlitgilh ing of the 0;e0sion nSepterober,
, •
' . •
Gerinao Language Barred
Petregrad, 1.0, -the English
language Is to be substituted' for Ger-
losiosolosomorits:=Ofo.FOlou..tommereial •
schoOlii 'MC Com.;
.pultiory' subjects of tbe eurriculum. •
Magistrate •Aocaternodated
Stratford, Aug. 10 -Leon 'Merea was
yesterday sentenced to 'four months'
imprisiorintent for smashleg a nhOW
•Window hedatiee, as he told the pollee,
he "Wanted sConewhere to go."
Steamer Released s;
Sault Ste; Marie, Auti, 10 -After
lightering 400 tons of ore, the 'steamer
Nottingham, ashore near 'Point •Ails
Mesa was released yesterday.
A LOYAL COMPAN Y
The Bell Telephone Comeany Iasi
August decided .to keepopen all the
positions vacated by employees w
mine Triembere of the militia, and to look
after their families. • One half of the
regular pay was paid to their benefic-
iaries., One hundred, and lift y four cm.
ployees have enlisted, and the sum of
$21,1361 has been paid from August 1014
to jttne 1915. This ia certainly a loyal
atioo On the part of the Bell Telephone
•g0971111
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_
our in we we re -a emu= e!nlsOnes•ii=ttin
MANY THOUSAND FARM
LAB fg;ERS WANTED
_FOR ilARVESTINCt. IN Wg STERN .IDANADA_
-- - -“GOING TRIP WEST" : ""RETURAITRIP 'EAST"
1
... $12.00 TO WINNIPEG . $18.00 • FROM ViiiitOPEG
GOING OATES s'
..
August 1941) and pth---From Kingston, Tlehbottn. TO., Sharbot Lotto, Renfrew and VOA In the ,
Piorliinitrri.. of Ontario one Quebec., inducting tntertneeletn etetteee and
,
August "220
and 26til'airvintirltrlortnIcinillnPwalliiitt;:rt";;Ill'alfterhint4Olonnts"Ittaittri
, •
root trf the Preelnee of
but not flicluding lotions en lino North or Toronto to Stidttory and
AUttitt-21Mi and 211fh– Irotn Toronto awl otittlonst Woe and Worth•in the FrOvinee 61 Ontureer
Souls rite. Marie, Ont. A . britntheg, but not MLA Or Or
• thriedinielfinoton, 'I Irlinorire Jet.,•kiturrbot Latta of nentrow. . . .
• ,
R •
For full m600.1311 regardIng tron.lnortnt Inn ot Winnipeg, el c.,nno noaregt moat, or wrIt0--
_ . Gr. NIU_FI PHY, etztrIt(. Par4on'Apr ;11-0q,0
otaireo•Oisloweisiss•Osimettol.r.•
Capital' Atithorized $5,000,000
Capital Paid up - $3,000,000
Surphis - • • • • $3;750,000
1i4DEPNIANCE.
A Bank Account makes a trian
it-
depcndu-it Of Eard,timeg or tempor-
ary 'reverses, Start alintst sue.
cessfui melt have done; with -grail
reguaartnecri6
lrtnp0,gits: the. Sav.ings .
nep
LUCKNOW ISRANCti
J. A, GLENNIE, Manager,