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HAriaisTEE, SOLICITOR
NOTARY, ruauo! ETC.
OP'FICE-Sloane Bleck--OI INTON.
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CHARLES B. HALE
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE
OFFICE •-• - 'HURON ST.
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$24500
SALARY
Pinion ftews.Rword
A8 Provincial Manager
4.113nOW, two 11.1$4.4: halt YeArio
ago herdware clerk at $8 per
weelc aid whet wee a fiernier's
eon. 213 Years of age And With.
out pull. Six months' train-
ing in one of our hranchee
and two yeetee' faithful ger.
vicee to his compttoe made
the difference. :
The difference between the t
hg men and the little num. 1
the ',twee:144d and the ammo,
cesefut.s.10 only a difference .
of traming. We have trans. I
formed thotmande of little
men into big men.
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DR. W. GUNN
L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S.
Edinburg •
Office -Ontario street, Clinton. Meet
calls at front door of office or at
residence on Ratteabury street.
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RATTENBURY ST. EAST.
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hae Beeper * Feedlot% "4, " '
V6.1 Ott:1
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woutdn't he In it liesale we. 'Well. It tory entered the room •
Would be occupation for MY louelY
old age et an rate. *But what* the
ot dreaming? Money eau no more
be returned to where it came from,
theta a rose could be reduced to the
earth and water from whence it grew."
Ele tottered on a few paces farther
Med etoppee again.
"It's hard. thouge. Where the
world going to be te menow? Pre
got nu ineonie that I can't count and
nothing to 410 with it. I've got half
D. N. WATSON •
CLINTON', - - ONT.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
•
for the County of Huron. Correa.
pondence promptly answered. Cha.rge
es moderate and satisfactien guarae-
teed. Itnmediate• arrangements fot
sale dates may be made by calling
at The News -Record Ofilee or oil
Frank Watson at liatiEwatt's sew.
ery. 17
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'HOMAS BROWN, LICENSED WC-
timteer for the 'counties ot Herten
and Perth. Correspondence -prompts
ly • asswered. Immediate arrange-
ments cal be made for sale datee at
'The News -Record, Clinton, or by
calling phone 97, Soforth. Charges
moderate and satishactioa guaran-
teed.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON.
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PHYSICIAL, SURGEON, ETC.
Special attention g:ven to dis-
eases .of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. •
Eyes carefully examined and suitable
glasses prescribed.
Office and residence: 2 doors west ot
the Commercial Hotel. Huron St.
DR. OVENS, M. D., L R. C, 14.„
Etc., Speeialist in Diseases of the
• Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
will be at Holmes' Drug Store,
Clinton, on Tuesday, Illarch 1st,
29th, April 26the May 24th, June
21st. If you require Glasses don't
fail tO see Dr. Ovens.
DR. F. A. AXON.
DENTIST..
Specialist in Crown aad Bridge
Work. Graduate of
Chicago, and R.C.D.S., Toronto.
Bayfield on Mondays from May to
December.
Tlie MUM) Mutual Fire
Insmance Company
''Turn op the tight. Stnitheon, pion:"
Trafford sitid. with sudden briskness
of toue. "Yon may remember tbat It
few menthe ago I asked you to Send
to America for all the paperoeineet-
ed with the coo of Marshall versus
tbe Vermont Mining -eolupany and of
the Tatteetville liopreetement romparty
venue Meridian. I hope you have
them."
"Yes, sir. They're le ear safe. Shall
I get tbentlo
dozen blg !mesas stuffed with luxury "Please. .
eon no one to live In them She'll go "You've looked them over, es I Mir
baelc to New taut and stlfie In a. six gested?" be asked when SMIthsee had
alone In my sixty rooms in Flab
room Oat at Harlem, while :Mali
are -
be laid the doentnents before hira.
"Yes, oar."
I
**Marshall failed for about three hun-
dred and fifty thousand, didn't tier
"Between that and four hundred."
"You've made' the Inquiries I asked
you to up? The daughter:3 are allin
"They were all living in October.
Oise of them was, 111 and not expeeted
to live long." ,.
"Tbanlis, Su:110m09. That will dO
for the monieut. Don't send any. of
'those cablegrams tonight. I'll Speak
about them again tomorrow. No: you
needn't post these letters. I'm not
sure yet that 1 shill send them,"
Smithson retired, and Trafford began
to. turn over the papers before him.
He did not read them consecutively.
' A word here and there would arrest
his attention and send heti off drone
Ing.
"TVs curious." he reflected. "I was
In the right throughont this case, and
yet It' S one -about which public opinion
has given we no quarter.. All the lawe
of supply and demand. of cause and
effect..were On iny side, but because
old Marshall shot 'himself.. leaving fout.
daugbters. uuprovided for, I've been
made to appear as the instrument of
the .disaster. I don't feel so myself -
not wholly so, at any fate. but Meta
would agree with the public If she
knew about It Weil, try to patch
It up before sbe does. The wind -will
be taken out of that sail, at any rate."
He sighed and Went on • with. bis
desultory Inspection of the Marshall
papers, He was still occupied in do
Ing so when a knock came to the door,
-Before he had time to look up and say
."Come In" the door was pushed open
and Paula entered.. followed by Win.
ehip. •Trafford remained. seated. They
advanced together till. they stood be.
fore .•
"We're -come in to say tbat we cen't
do it, papa,"' Paula, began • iibruptly.'•
can't .go and leave you 'aloue."
"I, will not take her from,' you like
this," Winship added. "It seems to me
a sort of robbery. It wouldn't be
bleasecL, If there's a saerifice to bp
made, It must be oars. We're younger
Itliestrenger;',- ' • , '
'-
Stop' Trafford Trafford suid softly. "Stop!'
s Winship ceasedand there was a long
silence. TraffordsliII remelned seated, •
gazing .absently at the wipers, on the
desk before 'him. Winship and Paula:
waited in motionless Attention, There'
was no Sound but the elieltclick, click:. •
• of the typewriter in the adjoining room. •
Still without speaking. Trafferd rose.
Coming to teem he passed .ene. hand
through Paula's arm aud one through
WinshliSs. • -
"ely.tittle'airl Is willing to stay with
. -
me after 4111, -Is she?" • ,
"I'm not only willing, papa.. but 1
want to." •
"Then, *darling, you enn't, youcan't.
because I'm going en a long joinney."
As be spoke be turned thou gently
round an n-te ft d Ink thea toward
the r. •
long journey, papa?' .
/ **Yes, dearLa journey that will take
ate all rbund and round and round the
United States. I menu to go to New
Perk when you au. atter you're been
married. Then I shall *we to leave.
*I'013." • .
"But where are you going, ;papa.
dear?" • •
"I'm going 'first to a plat* enlled Tur- •
tonville. Wisconsin"- -
."Not tosee the old Miss Niarshallsr
came from Paula, like a long stifled
ery. • •
Trafford started.. •
"Aid What do you know about
them?" . '
"i•know.all about them." ,
-Then I'm going- to see them,". be
hurried On. "After thet l'ett going to
see more people, then more. then more.'
When it's all over I shall vettto neck
to you. Now kiss itte--kise .me-aed-
ge."
-Oh, papa, darling, how .gitorl you
end" • •
She kissed, him. clinging to him. but
he released her arras from About his
neck,-
"Note go•-bOth of yott," he Insisted.
opening the door.
"First let me say," Winship begat'.
"that beg 'bur pardon • for any-
thing's.
nue. Why? Yche? WhYr
Ile smite his bends together and:
gleaned. •
"Why? Why? Wby?" he repeated.
-"And. yet I. suppose 1 icuow -why. She
won't put It into words, but she means
It noue the less. 1 seem horn to be
Misunderstood: Even ehemisunder.
stands tue. After ell the good I've
done, after the churches I've built anti
the institotioite I've endowed. Fat etill
Wolfed upon as sort of monster, UV.
lug for nothing but 'his money,
they shall learn' better. 1U tenet] them,
I'll show them thnt I Made money just
.because I chose to make it, and I'll
fling it back emong them and. laugh to
see themscramble •for.it. tell be sport
for me to watch them squirming in the
mud to. pick up- what I disdein end
chuck a Wity,r
He held himself more erect at .the
thought and walked emelt 'the con
rider with firmer trend. He bad reach.
eil his own door when he paused again.
• "Aud yet I suppose- Paula Would
think that wasn't the right spirit.
S'he'] sn'S' the nighwaynutu doesiet
atone for-lebbery- be giving the motley
to a chureti-the only place .for It
would be tbe poceets it was taken
frOin. Well, I agree with her, It's; Just
whet I'd rather do if It was poestble
But -I don't hellev.e It is. There. are
some 1 could .hunt up. 1. know that
Brewer of Alteiny has n 'son workiug
as 41 clerk at Wanninalter'sh end thee
there are the Roasee and the ,Itrents
and the, Do -welters, and a :lea' More;
Rawson. Who banged himselr In Isiteles
burg. left a family," believe, and that
fellow Jackson, Who stabbed my agent .
Pitts,: has a wife. If uot children. He ,
resist have served nfteen years : Of his
sentence by this time, aud I might get
him a pardon. --Then there., was old:
Marsball-ebut,• Lord, I'm not going ott
witb this sert of catechism. I, should
go daft. They .took tbeie ebancee just
as I -did. Whatever 1 natty do tor them
or their fatuities now 1 sleet do asan
'act Of mercy. Tanta 'herself 'coulan't
make me think .otherwise."
He turned the handle of his door and
entered.. As he did so the click:el' hie
secretary's typewriter None to ban
froin the 'Adjoining room; Attbevery
tectuad lustiMt end habit resumed their
sway, and a few 'minutes later he was
seated at his desk plunged into the
details of work as profoundly as if nc
greet crisla had (banged the nature or
his domestic life.: He rend' tae -three
or four caOlegrains'ther :Mid. come _tier -
lug the efterMon and told Smithson
what to sas,.: In reply., He rau 'hisseye
over the see:rehires .answers to the
day's .torresponcleate and signed his
name Where it *as needed. Ile dashed
tiff two or three Important lettere with
hisownlined and nddressed and seated
and .stamped. them. He informed the'
Oregon and Ohio railway that in Its'.
tight With the United Power cotnpany,
he Would stand beniud ,It with un-
limited Inoney, while be indleated see-
em.1 •important cougressnien Whose in-
fluence bad already been his for proper
consideration. Ile ordered George to,
spare , nothing- to get control of the
Kansas. • Leavenworth 'and Baitimak
line and to push ' the Jay...Berryman
combine until it went nnder. EIe in •
structed bis • liartfOrd .agents. Messrs.
Taft .& Reed, to striped . against the
verdict for $2,000 in. raver 'of old Mrs.
Breen and to carry tbe case to a •higher ,
'cotirt. It put new nerve into hint to
feel that the impubse to .tight till be
Won ,Wits as strong. in bin) as ever.
It annoyed him tint the •Serlptural
Words should' sweep' ;cross his mind
again:
.'For man walketh Ino valb shadow
•
mid disquieteth himself lit vain; he
iteapeth up riches and eanuilt 'tell who
1;4811 gather them." .
As he dwelt upon tae words the
faint upleaping of coarege that mot
eome from his hair hour of work died.
down again. He leaned his head
wearily on his hands and ponderee.
Whatwas the use of it all?' Why
should be • tight itgaintit the 'Utlited
Power company? Wise shoted he try
to get control of the K.. L. and 13,?
Wbe •should be illneer poor old Mrs.
Breen from getting the -damages- • yen-
dered her for the louthattei kited in his.
employ? lie did ttot gradge her tbe
Money. Be had no 01°110011S interest
In smashing the
bine. As for the United Power oni-
ony, he had tie object bot to delve it
Into a corner Where it would have to
capittlInte totim. But why should he?
Was It tiecessary to tight simply be-
emise he had the iostinct? WIts it nec-
essary to wield 0 giant's strength elm- •
ply because he had It? WAS them* no
such word 05 enmesh? Wits there no
Seel' gettlitY as mereya Was It out-
side the rules of btiainess to spare?
"Btisinesel Bottles's1 itosineesiS be
repeated to hiniseit. "That's been ley
pd. and I've worshiped It as If it
were a misshapen Idol. I suppose diet
if I'd served my Maker hail' as Mild)
I shouldn't be bete alone tonight. I
Wonder If I could do a blg new thillg
that won't baeitiess at hill I wonder
If I MAUI Mart mit ott 0 tottrtie that
would eine* the baSineati world to Itet
e-Varro, and Isolated Town. Property-
-Only Insured-,
-OFFICERS-
.1. 13. McLean, President,. Seaforth P.
0.; M. HcEwen, Vice -President,
Brucefield P. 0. ;. T. E. Hays, Seca
• Treasurer, Seaforth P.0.
-Directors-
William Chesney, Seaforth ; John
Grieve, Winthrop; George Dale, Sea -
forth. „John Watt, Harlock ; John
Bennewies, Brodhagan ; James Evans,
Beechwood; James Connolly.,
Goderich.
-AGENTS-
Robert Smith, Healock .; E. Ilin-
chley, Seaforth ; Janies Cuminings,
Egvaondville ; • J. W. Yeo, Holmes --
Ville. •
Arty Money to be paid in may be
paid to Tozer & Brown, Clinton) *-ox
at Cat's grocery, Goderich.
Partied desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business will be
promptly attended to on application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postoffic,es. Losses
inspected by the director who lives
nearest tae scene.
, -TIME TABLE-;.
Trains will arrive at and depart.
from Clinton Staten se follows:
BUFFALO AND GODERICH DIV,
7.35 a. re.
• 3.07 p.m.
6.15 p.m.
- 11.07 a. m.
• 1.25 p.m.
6.40 1 p.m.
11.28
tieing East
44 14
Going ,West
44 44
44 44
6( 44
LONDON, 11URON & BRUCE •131.V.
Going South 7.50 a. m.
44 IS 4.23 p. m.
Going North 11.00 a. m.
16 44 6.35 p. m.
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OVER 05 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE .
PATENTS
TRAOIC MARKS
Duman, '
Ocieveiaters
Anyone lending a sketch and description Ina/
(Nests, aseerialn our otunion free whether an
Invention Id probnbir patAnitesble, Conhmuntou
Mos strietlycongdentlal. tiAN080111( on Patents
sent free. Olden Agency for securing patents.
Payouts taken veroualt Munn Ss Co. receive
riot Without charge lathe
Ts4attific Bitieritatt.
handsoMbly UltuerafAtt Steady. target* •eir•
ciliation of any Scientific joun.sl. Terms for
Canada, ga% th yaw. postage enable. Bold by
11 newedeaiere.,
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C.LINTON
ONT
tad penitence Pharlo P. retied same.
hing titatwr thim be had veer Mews)
item the arose. Wells why ahooldiet
True. the legit shirt Nrill lookqueer
•ti Wall street. but I'M not sfnitd of
tbat. ir 8 hes taken a &ore Ore:agile
re do what I've doue bitherto It will
require mere ta fatten whet liest before
'nes Bat 1 *holt leave It. 1 shad have. •
.t, gisure strength sad more. tied
end my little girl helping
no Mug the -letit end Oiled for
;4m1thson. Tbe new' order* took the
eeeretureso meth by surprise that he
was °bawd to twee theat repeated two
end threts abd four fuel live, titian oe.
fore he mastered there When be did
so he Was the first Ininttlier of the
Arent American public to oil Paul
Trafford med. Ile wits elan theiltst
to quallry the madness tis
eXo.
itallian. French, Spanish Oonfectforts.
It was net frinu either Italy or
Prone:. that we got the best :entree-
tioners in the oriler days of English
voliery. Riede. notably Toledo, fur.
dsbed lenglend vrith the roost eels-
erated pastry cooks, or peateleros, 05
'bey ere though we have- tine*
ooked mote to Frain* for these art.
salt Under the pannuage of "Bloody
4aq" esal of Queen laenrietta Maria
itinnesti methods flourtebed. apace le
he eourt ettielite. We read that when
NAM" elltertained the Princess Eliza.
wth at filebeitind in the summer of
trait a sumptuous banquet wits served..
n withal there woe introdui.ed aft en
emament a pomegranate tree In colt.
eselontry work bearing the arms of
itetin„ *throwing Mary's Sp:anted) lean -
tugs In a rather ostentatious fitshlon
These RpanIsh and Portuguese contee,
loiters were very skillful. In the
eneedy of °The Suees Darling:* by
geed and Decker -first acted 11123 -24 -
the Spaniard. who la one of the dra-
matic. persons, declares. himself -it eon-
fecelanador. which In your tongue 15
a comfit maker. of Tbledo,"' 11e. eaye.
"1 can teiteh 'sugar to slip down your
throat le e million weys," and he pro-
fesses himself skillful in ”conserve$.
candies, marmalades, sluk.adoes, pone
does, tnarablane. bergamot(); artinXites
Mule. Humus, berengenas oe Toledo.
oulones. potatoes of Malaga :Ind ten
iutILkrn more." --London Graphic.
DWI WRIGHT BROTHERS.
44.004•4•0•01••
Aviation Meet Metter* *Or TheY
Diverraireled irientracto.
Toronto, July 19. --The International
Aviation Associetien have. through
their Mar. MacGregor. ere
Wed snit &mast the Wright Co. of
Deyton. Ohio. for $40.000 damages for
breach of contract, dated, the bth a
411171 1910, in commotion with the fur -
ribbing of aeroplanes and aviatore
for the recent aviation meet at Tbrone
to.
The essoeiation offichtla claim that
'the agreement made by the Wright
Co. provided two things: First -That •
the Wright Co. would furnish one
aeroplane on Ally 7, two on July 8,
three on July 9. three on the lith,
three on the 12th, two on the 15th,
and two on the 16th. Second -The
Wright Co. agreed to furnish four
aviat.ors. namely': Ralph Johnatone,
A. R. Walsh, Duval LaChappelles and
A. Howley, who. were to appear and
fly On the above dates.
It is claimed, in regard to the first
part of the contract, that the Wright
Co. had only one ma,chine in over..
etien during the time of the meet,
and that on Tuesday, July 12, they
failed to make any flight whatever,
and on two other days, they were un.
able to get it machine off the ground
Until very late, when they only made.
a short flight, and were „obliged to
make further repaint. During these
three days, Ralph Johnstone endeav-
ored to make repairs, but apparently
was unable to do so. The equipment
of the Wright Co., the association of•
fleials say, contrasted very unfavor-
ably with the methods of Count de
Lesseps, .who Was udder other sue -
pleas, who, • had three experienced
mechancis. to keep his machines in
order; and, as 0. result, did not tail
to make flights on each day.
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The Modern Stem,
A woman shopper stopped tit the in
forniation desk in a department etore.
-Please take down M. name apd aid
dress," she said to the Clerk. ex• ,
fleet to be In the store for several
Mums 1 left a very sick sister at
home. • If she should grow werse it
may be necessary to stuntin,on Me. I
shall be most 0?. tbe time either In the
ready made sult department or the
dressmaking department or the trim
!pings department. If you -get #1 Mle
phone message for me, will you try tc
: Ond me there?" ,
-The cierk Wrote .down the natne and
addresS. seemed In nowise 'sur
prised at the request. but another 01.1011 •
per sttinding near by •was:surprised.
"Ras that ever happened befere?'
she nsked.
. "Lots of times." said the clerk
"Many people' who go shopping leave
their names at the information desk
the same as a Physician does at a the
ater, so that they eau' be found it
wanted at home or elsewhere. • When
they leave the store they report at the
•desk tve may know • tbey are no
longer here. In a big store like' thie
It . Is pretty 'hard to put your finger tin
a particular customer, but by 'ealllue
out the mune theater fashion it eau be
dope." -New York Suit. •
,
, An Ignorant Lassie.
:. A highlond landhule. chatting with
a neighbor. tole that•one or the village
girls, was just niarried and opined' that
she 'had .. been 'Int- ,auld maid (aver
lane- to. take kindly. to.. matrimony.
"An auldmmid." she added, 'la iC
be awrif iguorant ,where men folks are
.coneerned." • . .
"She Is that." aeSented the neighbor
"DO- ye mind' hust.atid's orltheet
dsenhitalitili,"1111:teyre. innit7eittelb1,11AiNt'tweet i.
braid sbouthers .•gey . tall. A'weel.
Sandy lieLeates • minter Mid a gal titer --
In' at her hoose one ,e'eti. ffle when
they a' cam' to gae:their ways name
the • men tuik the maids an'. saw teem
to, their plactde. y !wither -in
law bilk' an mild maid what • keepit a
Wee shop in the toon. When they
reaebed their journey's end he aye Dent
to kiss her cheek, as was the euStoin
ht. wenn" ha me.. Noo. Jett ;mot. the- auld •
erms Of subscription -61 pet year iu
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id the Writer. erto. Now I think the mittitte lidiS 1 the Pato' Traffora of red.
W. J. MITCHELL, time few me to wake tip end do." "na the end May not be n bitter
Salter and PtoPrietot. 13.0 leaned forward and touched a 'one. be relleeted. "In the balr shirt
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The royal eorioaimeoet Teriettelii.
Eaneation opened its swim at
fax yesterday.
The Moved* Greed Leave of Cowie '
in the Province of Ontario meets io
to-zooreow.
Forty young ladies from Tennessee
tilled on Mayor Geary yeeterday at
t.he Toronto City Hall.
Five men were Intrned to death nese
Nage! B.O., taking refiegeefrom forest ,
Ares tbe shaft of * mane.
Dr, Servo+ Crippen, tht man want-
ed in Erigland foe murder, is said to
have arrived at Montreal on the
steamer Megantie.
Spanish troop* are 41411111131ing at
Bercelona to quell any Maturbance
that may take place on the anuiver.
sate of last year's riots.
J. D. Davis, Toronto, was arreeted
yesterday on a charge of getting
money under false pretences from
Robert Bond, 'the liveryman,
The continued dry weather is dire
coureging the grata men of the west,
and half a crop over the whole coun-
try is about all they look for now.
The Gryonne River in Switzerland'
yesterday broke its dykes a distance ,
of two miles. Two firemen lost their
lives he rescuing two girls from the
flood,• •
Frank Babcock, a former Toronto,'
hotel man, and before that proprietor
of ,Barard 'Hotel, London, has nor'"
chased the Grand Centre Hotel, Bt.*.
Thomas, The consideration it said to
be 328,000,
Ottawa Archbishop Not Named.
Ottawa, July 19,-A report emanat-
ed from. Montreal to the effect that
Mgr. Gauthier. Archbishop of Kings-
ton, has been msde Archbishop of Ot-
tawa, was denied yesterday at the
archbishop's palace, Mgr, Sbaretti, •
papal delegate. is abroad and his sec-
retary. Mgr. Sennett, is out of. the
city.
It is said here in ecclesiastical cir-
cles that absolutely no information
has been reeeived as to the successor
of the late Mgr, Duliamel. The name
persistently mentioned ie that of Rev.
Canon ti•authier of Montreal, not
Archbishop Gauthier.
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' More Work for Fielding.
Ottawa, July 19. -Hon. W. B. Field-
ing will, at the request of Hon. Is P.
Brodeur, represent Canada .at the In-
ternational Congress of Navigation,
which will Meet in Brussels on the
30th inst. He will support the in-
vitation of the American delegates
that the congress shall hold its next
meeting, in 1912, in Philadelphia, and
will include a proposal on behalf of
,the Canadian Government that if the
invitation to Plailadelphia is accepted
the delegates shall include in their
program a tour of the .principal in-
land and maritime navigation chart,
nels of Canada.• . , •
Peterborci Hotel Sold.
Peterboro, July -ie.-Robert' B.
Croon of Calgary has bought the City
Hotel for $53,000, and will convert
it into a modernly equipped hostelry.
David Hamiltou, a Canadian ,Gen-
eral electrical 'millwright, was caught
in a belt and severely injured.
Hens, Senator Cox has -offered' to
give Charlotte, street Methodists $25,-
.000 cash and a free site, in connection
with the building of a new church.
John A. Cameron of Peteiboro
Caught the biggest lunge of the sea-
son at Stony' Lake, 22 14 pounds. •
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• Girl Handed Him Lemon; Suicides.
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Bliley Winnings.
13isley Camp, July 19. --The official'
list pieces Serge Merris of BOW/Stin.'
ville, in third place instead, of second
place, as originally given out, in the
competition of the King's Prize. He.
accordingly wins $230 and not $500;
as first announced.
Private J. A. Steele of Guelph, came
second in. the Grand Aggregate cora-
petition and wins the King's Prizes •
375 and the National Rifle Association
silver cross. Other Canadians to win
in the same competition are: Crowe
18th, $25; Mortimer 18th, $15; Morris
25th, $10; Mitchell 29th, $10; Free.
born 35th, 310; ' MeRarg 45th, $10:
Eastwood 51st, $10; Drysdale 86th,
$10; Whitehorn 89th, $10; Mickle 94th.
00; Bibby 121st, $10.
The individual winnings of the mem-
bers of the Canadian team are as fole
lows; Richardson $390, Mortimer $350,
Bayles 3200. Steele $125, Morris $125,I
McHa.rg $105, Greet $ap, Clifford $80,',
Russell *60, Stewart 355, Steck .$59,:
King 340, Mitchell 335, Whitehorn
535, Crowe $30, Sharpe $25, Rowe $2W
Latimer $20, McInnes 320, Eastwood
$20, McKie $10, Forrest $5.
The winnings in team competitions
are; Steele $485, Morris $335, Crowe
$225, Steck $180, Russell $165, MeHarg
$145, Freeborn $140, Eastwood $125,1 •
Mitchell $110, . Forrest $110, McKier,
s95, Whitehorn $85, Drysdale $85,1
Sharpe $40, Bibby $40, Clifford $40,
aleInnee $40, ,Rovee
Colorado Springs, Col., July 19: -
Clutching in one hand a revolver, it
the other a lemon, :with a note attach-
ed reading: "From Lottie, July 171
Ike,' James S. Hunter was found
dead in his roores early yeeterday, ti
suicide. When flunter fell in love
with Lottie Collins, 16, and .avowed
his love, the girl said not a word, but
left the room. In a few Moments she
returned and handed her admirer a
real lemon, to which she had attach-
ed a bit of paper reading, "I love niy
steady, but, oh, you sometime.”.".
Double Drowning In -the West.
Hanley,, Sask., ettly 19. -Alice and
Emma Kilehing„ daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kilehing, aceompan-
ied by the two daughters of Robert
Wilson, went bathing in Beaver Creek.
Alice and Exuma went into the water
first and nioved toWards deep water.
None of the party could swim and
Grace Wilscen relates that first Emma
and then Alice Kilehing got in deep
water and sank.
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maid. was in a pea Mister. Mrs. Belleville. Woman, Drowns..
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.a. trenonle. s
Cameron.' 'what am 1 to dee? :nun . Belleville, July 19. -News reached
nye he. an ' she was alt
this city yesterday of the: drowning
MFred Link of Abbotsville,
. lift nly veil? "
"Oh. you needn't, WInahip." he inter--
minted. with it weary smile "I koow
how you've fen. I should have felt
that way' myself. You've 1)001 0 good '
lighter; and yoleve only found oat
whet all we ligliters bare to leton in.
tiite--that when we've etrnek the blow
haSn't given. us the satlefeetion pt.
pected. Don't tiny more -aboot•
it I'll do myself the jiistive to any
Boit I've •alttises respetied yeti, eve:.
tit the WOrtit 01 • tilliett. NOW -go-go
off together. it .gmit deal to do
thnt I can caty
He foreed them • geutie tram the
mem, closing the. door behlud them
•For seeond he leaned against it ;IS
If foe support till his lativitual energy
eit Me back.
"That can only do -alone," 4v..
voted to hinoteir. "By heaven, 1
shall do it -to the bitter mull"
He strode, back firmly to hie, deek
and tad dooli merle. With head m
eet
Fought With Knives.
St. Catharines, July 19. -John M131-
lert and Toseph Lefevere of Ogdens-
burg, N.Y., and Fletcher Marquis and
Sidney Fisher of Toronto,are under
arresthere charged with highway rob-
bery, These four men were captuted
by Chief Howe and a posse, after it
light, on suspicion that they are the
men svho took Edward. Cameron, a
drunken man, into a box car aad
robbed him, the three others titter.
wards setting upon Lefever() and
throwing him into the canal after a
fierce Aght, with knives.
Dowieltes Still Have Money.
Chicago, July 19. -Silver coins and
bills a foot and a half deep were
thrown into a tri-eolored barrel plea
-
ed before the pulpit at Zion City Tab-
ernacle Sunday by the followers of
Wilbur Glen Voliva, general overseer
of the Christian Catholie Apostolie
(Notch of Zion, successor to John
Alexander Dowie. Thousands of erten,
women and children filed past and
,cast therein their offerings, ranging
from five -dent pieces to twenty -dollar
bills.
Italian Lad Stabs Austrian.
Port Arthur, July 19. -Driven to
desperation by the teasing of A. Cher-
nawiski, an Austrian, employed on
street work, Filmic Arabia, an Italian
lad of twelve, whipped out it large
pocket knife and inflicted a serious
wound just below the heart. Arabia
was arrested, but released on bail to
await the result of his victim's
juries. The doctors say that had the
knife not struck directly over it rib
the wound might have been fatal.
telehe Will Be Late.
Ottawa, July 19. -There has been a
further delay itt the transfer of the
&flitter Niel* tO the Canadian Govern-
ment. It was announced nt the never
branch yesterday that advices had
been reoeivad that •it would be, the
middle of SeAtember at the esirliei4
before the °Meet 'would be reedy for
.,• . g'660 a..4
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South Carolina, while on her way to
this city tee participate in the Old
Bbys' reunion this week. She was 41
years of age and the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Biscomb,
Defaulting Teller Arrested.
Philadelphia, July 19. Private de.
tectives yesterdayarrested J. Howard
i
Lowery, wanted n Utica for embez.
gine $100,000 from a bank there last
His whereetouts were revealed b$
a woman in Wilmington, Del., where
he had been living,
Consti• pation is the
root of many forms of
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. NIorse*is
Indian
• Root Pills,
thoroughly tested by
over fifty years of use,
have been proved a
safe and certain cure
for constipation and
all kindred troubles.
Try them.
25c. a box.
• ' nseaulterf 'Ocirietable.
Woodstock, Ally 19. -Edward Han
rington of Brantford anci Edward
O'Connor of Vealkerville, were sen-
tenced to five and six. • months re- .
Spectively in the Central Prison. The
young xnen were on a spree here, got
fighting and severely handled Get-
table Robinson.
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• Two Fishermen Misqing.
Kingston. july 19. -John Casey and
Michael Hennessy, Wolfe Island, art
missing, and it is feared they art
drowned. Their boat was found nem
Sinicoe Island. They started from the
city for the island Saturday night.
Bank Manager Perishes.
Langham, Sask,, July 19.-A. 3
Wells, manager of the Northern Crow/
Bank at Langbane was drowned whin.
bathing in the Saskatehewarf River
Ile got eaught in a swift current. ,
Inland Revenue.
Ottawa, July 10. -The Intend Rove
nue returns for June this year reach
ed a total of 91,317,836, as comParec
with $1,186,948 in the sense niontl
last year.
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Lost on the Prairie,
St, Lanterns, itotatV, july 16. --Lost On
the prairie :Moe Wednesday evening,
/Unpile Hunter, sited .6 years, , is be-
ing cetteelessly sought for by her par-
ents arid neighbors. The child was
-trying to find her way home from
her grandmother's, where She was
The Dance of Their Lives.
London, Indy •16. -Earl Grey, speak,
ing'at Liverpool before Ids departure
said Cetatlav•Vree the belle of the ball:
Ile advised investors to make tare
they were denting with the tight part-
ner, Ahem they would get the lest
&Mee ot their fives.
Crew Left the Ship. ,
St: Thomas, July 19. -The crew of
the steamer Forest CRY left the slip
en masse on its arrival at Port Stew
ley early yesterday morning, except-
ing gaptain, firstemate and engineer.
The crew, to the number of thirteen,
complained of bad food and poor
wages.
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Organizing Peace Oelehration. •
Niagara Falls, 0nt; July 19. -To-
day the association for the Peace Cele.
bratiori in 1915 will be4, permanently
organized at a meeting:here. Profit.
inent men from both Canada and the
States will be in attendance.
Child Mangled by Machine.
.St, Catharines, July .19. -The to
year-old daughter of J. H. Copelan
concealed in the tall grass while her
father was mowing, WAS run over by
the machine arid one leg cut off and
the other mangled.
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Vaporlzed Cresoleue elope the perorrome Of
Whooping COugh. Ever dreaded Croup 0104
not exist where Creeolette is used. It set*
directly on now sod throot, snaking breathing
easy in the case of colde, soothed' the sore
throin and stops tbe COugh. lila 1 boon tO
sufferers of Alabtaii.
Creeolene le a powerful dernileNt.-rnednil both
* enrativiS arid a preventive in etintagititil
Cresoleee's best reconnect:tastiest ida
in thirty veers el succusefut
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Send Postal tor De-
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craftier., Avid/erste
Throat Tablets, sisapli
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