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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-6-4, Page 22 THE SIGNAL : GODFTTCH' ONT•, THURSDAY, RINE 4, 1886. -tz het:. PAIN -BILLER 175 GfilUAT Family Medicine d the Age. Tabes Iwtagwaay, It Gia biw,*... _ and P.4. ke the alum• .✓ tlbl. Mast &Wets Qat Wed CJd laally. It Corea Gots. Dada" &woe. tZt T..dd.hti iahl fa the ism M5 Msemsatheas. Model feet ts. w.wale were. osielwe to err rrs eremcombo t1! `t% own•ei�il+rrrYtr ei= a.�. rms w ear p•s.•ed dee ate M • .wY►e• w now mimosas Me mast liar .• seer aims o.sdnmeso b mor-llrw Moon M ••• art erre; se • zoom et rimprsq ss zw� w a iiinutrr• semodulo s.rms• err Ma r Ma Dm * '1 `Sown •-• ._ 'nom'" ■o. only I•. ..o -rams Ya' eora w urn wt resp imam Mu DISILLUSION. • husked bar yes-1MW. yet - M Ilatesees been way.' .. Yes. solo.. "Yet 1 Ilk. We Mr. Welk." Rielly's hats hest • shade golehmr, •• Ho mama . • re yes what she Ravi d 8eser.h ate. Sed whsl I haw es eftm petered v.5 s and yet -.d yet -he is hie fathers w r Upon 1F t ores, , P. . ". tag lots. Him lagoon* a"d 1 •w•.• The dome's .slug ; Our 000voros IIMa:Iy • • s an.1 Ilona, Co.. heade may lou.-.. p.rn.pe. eh • kwws, I .sI, see the Me.b that gl ,wn, I,• beauty bod.o.. Aad thew nay arm about bar wart 1N pawed .:.silt to my teem Without o1.pieti •n- Exo•pt • wry, sal• 5..w sad then, gop.clally at n.oment. • h..* The mov,msete of oar f.How. nee Forbode tnep•oi Itis 1 whrpr to her, .. 1 leu. 81, s.s eu. r. tnu 1,111., Sat world wadi She wa liSh. an.w.re ont, het, vote wares•, Her bead .,toss• , ,,.y 'moulder hast, She DOOMS nu save. y word 1511*, Aad --slumbers sweetly. I take my rights, and. with • kir, I roues her wetly, while in efts She maniere "Harry" ' My rl.veur. s spoiled 1i now would seem I've formalised matter for a dream Of whish sew her get. the cream - No more I'll tarry. The drowsy molder. 1 seethe ; Sho's left as hasty leave 1 take, All eapreseoe.d. I'm desilleeise.. 'N tree ; I haven't lotted Mies 1*Rma* 8. very "fresh' wed "gram" aid "new' As I expected. HER FATHER'S SECRET. 1• w.. •heel who ►..fib tre, greet t rest • we eh wee tKw•rd. /issevered tes M aliases .hail. .eld aider the sa htee, •sod who saki is, ohm maim .see tbesaads efts N may hist. see. Rat .dss.ly In ileglairl .r Aatatr•lls. wham Joseph Teen.tl'• same was .sat1s•sd ease Mb•. hl he a .•lest that be sass the soned ~let sheet whys sad a Mir L..i Ness made M hemi. both se his mares sod later who • dying tramp ssto.ed that N was Me gumbo that ..will-.ight whirl killed the keeper "Joseph Turmoil was wealthy. aid W married • 4.st girl a vbbrie, who hod bits hies • 4sslb6.r SON she died. Need I g. as, Emily t You will have gnawed U WC Hs e.mo to R..eme, Seo took the mime of Hest/ Vase, .wing to harks W some estates left him, s he told he Irked@ io reality. to throw any shame ode netgcoh- t . ems of the *ems "There is me fee• sew of any disoovey w dissgres•h1• thing b1111. I felt n ervone the first year sr awe, bat new the eoly two who know d Ma are yes sad 1, for .vem rho good el4 ..pats a l.ad. 8• you see l was impriese•d ssjoetiy attar all but it tarred est • geed thins for a is the end Asti, mew you have wealth and Meaty I wasted, for my ewe •sabitio., tem ss. yes • lady by title and position, and the Earl of Seeeroh ooald have se dam ooutees,sor you • more dssira►e bad•nd." Melee pale sad agitated, bet idling sew. for was sot her hither free of teat Now - (D1, .via +r n.i,t,ntional, .rime width had made her feel ss seek as he rad the story ! "So yes fink I mid choose Lord See drft r" shed ds. "Nay." replied Mr. Vena "I have bard' ly der. yet How the ted and she... for Yoursit. As yen knew now, all I have I owe to that good .splai.-.y freedom. my wealth, my fair ham 1 prow .did God tomes I have tried never r forges his .ad h;. wife. Rattly. 'teat captain's mum was Aubert Wde, and this Mr. Hubert Wells is he sen. 1 found out .11 easily by my .gents I have ..ver repaid the Meer, Dever Neo, not the member either. for what they did My ow*, dearer d•rliy ooad,U she obsess -•d I half suspect it will he •5rsable-••cele.s with me oar ambitions hopes, and repay the es, for his lather's sake !" Hs stopped aid looked at her. Redly Vu's eyes wandered thoughtfully oat to • long IMOD over the saelit sea Therm she tamed with a calm smile sad whispered, "Yee, dearest papa, •sd she .111" •shod blame yes both," said be, "Tb• capr•ia,tboseh for away, win leas delight- ed Ml•a" " TM gill g•sad, h.ff l bar sed e.tewh►- meat, ler her father was as pe a5 death, aid shook visibly, •• Wks r it, papa r said abs. " Bit dons. my I.ye" replied Mr. Vaso • Ie boa ealy oewe, se 1 telt aerials some day it weeid. God boa Mrescht K set is KV . tea I meat tall you sew. Des'I be :•d, Emily. It is tie moms of my tel. whisk I've hidden for thirty-five /oars ; sow os .est share It, 1 feel 1 sbosid w,s be ohm right it 1 let von loom today without telling yes of it When Toe have heard my Nary, you .sol oboes for your- self, tad be assured moor ebMN.., whin" Mar it is, 5111 pease e. As for whet you will hoer. U w1U reseals your semis and mire ; 1 shall keep its before, and I end beg of you to do the servo all your lite, eves from your hmba.d." 11. Smtly eat is doubt and tear, Nate that the kind father who bad so loved bar would sot tell •sythiag to distress her, It M could help i1; and yet mama 55 to what meek as awful ..snit meld be. The ~tee d Colton an Is • ober with his face away free the hgbt, watching intently that dear, sweet tads of ha d t. ,ter, upo* whin" Mho tall .alight shone "Thirty -dye years ago • aosvlst. hip was sank( frim booted for Botany Bay, ander the oomm.ad of • brave eater and Grew. There war* so tower rum forty masviete coo board--despert• follow d every desurtp- tiao: theme, MMRi w•ymes, smsaleyers, ell kinds of values. Amami* Nam was one whose case bad excited moot interest at home, since many people beloved him Woe not -morally, at any rate -of the oris• M was said to have committed. Amongst • gena of po•obets oto ai/bt he, their sup- erior on rank, bad had the misfortune to shoot one of the keepers wM bad watched for them and •tteeked tem. The shot had killed tb• keeper, bet there was some doubt Y to whom Ria it bad semi frost s.d.wbes the convict to questMs was arrested and *barged, the keepers more be bed fired the shot. For himself be ham' not whether this was so : emersl of aim fellow -pastors ' amid be was to' oo.s$, sad then the real cul- prit had .soaped. Hie .rtes., however, mea one of penal servitude at Boast' Bay for life -probably the doubt algae saved him from ham hanged. - "Naturally he spirit was galled ; he he - came raceme, wild, sever* in aspect as be temper, sad he reputes -we s the osviut- ship was that of the wont criminal s board. He rebelled at his gales., at kis food. at him confinement, mid became ready for any ' uk deed. Tie ceases sons came. The vassal was off Mho Caps of Good Hope, tome miles away whoa he first got know. lodge of • projeot•d mutiny, is which the o•ptun, c ew sad Smiler* won all to be murdered; sad the soossaul mutissering ooeviote were tits to steer for some almost uakwwa point in Africa and lend there. "It was • desperate solemn, •sd with the mutiny be WY thoroughly in minion, but sot with the murder. He "ma sot yet as blank s that, and tried hard to dissuade his Gros oompanioas from it. but in vain. As they persisted is their pl ens, be felt that all be could do was to keep quiet till the time for tris o•ee,but Mho captain and his wife bad been really hued to him, and be deco: - Maid they should sot die. Yet he would sot ',stray h • oompaalos, like • oow•rd. "0* themeth of September the attack was mads He stood near the captaia's Dubin to protect its sleeping inmates. Wine the mutineers. having salted the watch on deck and killed item, OW rushing dowa, he ordered thea ten" from that sable; they refused to go,•.d • fight mesa. TM cap- tais Moore Bawd. the diem was given. sad after s desperate residence tie rebels ware ovarpowsred sd pt is irons. TM o•pteio hogged of u:• guards to set tie am. - vies who had saved his lila, .t Ubsrty; Mt they declined, preanding that in reality he woo as had as the rest. So be was still ohm - guarded. "It wail ea touching at Perk that the captain's opportunity gismo- Raving se - oared the oo-operation of his 515151 •n- tertrin.d the whole at the guards to dinner and made them hslakeely drank. 1a the m.saefmi ase of his party ooatrived to se- wn pot ee ea of their hew, .d Is • very few .test the esvid'o eros bad Men unloa•sed, sad hews free. The captain himself Bane and sheer heeds with him ere he sant him of to the est whin" was wait- ing for him. '"I home," sal he "that what I have dao* for yea is risky, ted may and ..some than if my pars a diseovsr.d, bat yea saved my life. es I will take this rink to save you from the msnbing peal sarvitrda AU 1 have to may to yes is, gm away from Ms coast, alter you •re leaded. as cos s you can, obese, year name and appearseee s .nab as yea ;.DS; go iia memo basset hailer*., sad, though it is set Uk•ly.it over I hear of yes •g•la,let itles lswash •way as will do yon reedit and repay me ter Riv- hg you your freedom.' "Tee tear' steed . the .55vkd'. eyrie s he thanked his bsdaste awl gimped he head. "'Sir, 1 dal take year advise My little hit of geed was almost pee by the treat- ment I have Nifr.d-- it 1 61.'1 think I k eel that reseasep.r, but eves if I did,lt was purely ssidstal, Yee hove peeved to mi that all the kiedser ad gratitude aro sot yet rose •.t of the world, and I ►.p• some day l M able he stew yes how I M' prostate it.' 'With. • few .Rite. .ore the batt had limed like es tie mals awl. as .5110,4 ft rams te the alp. sad them d. - pearl." EMILY VANE est at the drawing - room window which overlooked the sea sad the Clevel.ad Hilly, bat she sew neither sea Dor hill.. She and her father. with the servant.. ha.l been sow some five weeks at Sanborn, in • lams house whiob Mr. Vine had rented for the summer. Henry Vane, Fwq., rooted • good-sized .•awls IN B.1 grave, where he had lived for the past eight years damn the London •woe ; •ad an moat• Dear ?tattoo/Pam. •mid pio- ture.que .o•nsry, where he gsera Iy re- sided when sot is bods. Raab .um - mer, however, he rented this house at leltburs; ter sot only Emily, but Wessell to.., was *harmed wale the quiet, beautiful Yorkshire watering plane. From .11 of a hook at will be at once sur- mised that Heat y Vane, Keil., was • man of wealth. His mousy had been vquired abroad,. and though of be tacitly pothole, or little, wee knew, by eomete, he woe moll received by moms •xoellmt houses ; for ma • titled per- son does aot o.n lightly to offend ow whose income a forty thouae.d • year. Emily Vow saw Dither sea war lulls. Her thoughts were wholly 000ayted by two letters is frost of her. itoth had Dome that ..r.i*R. and both were proposals for her hard. The Ent of them was from the Karl of Ssaoroft, who for semp tine had bees paying Mies V.*. noticeable •ttestios., tied who, both as regarded p•r.ow•l quali- ties •.d pomi10., was indeed so lad match for any Emilia madam. H. was yet young sod fairly wealthy. and for some meeahe - is foal, ,ism. Rosily had "Deem out" -bad bees • vieti51 to her beauty sad .bat... 8M adaitted to hereon that Lord 8esoroft's prepwl me sit Nee to he lightly set aside The other letter was from Mr. Hubert Wold. Easily had we him about six menthe ago, at • •owatry home eisee which time be had hes her devoted admirer. 815 fr.akly mesfsssad to bowel' that she liked hi., Chas she liked hie moiety. and she know that he loved bor. But Hobert Wells was sot rich, tad had no particular poetics. H. bad only blest tour hundred a year, whish be fatter. keg quoe dead, had eft him to live typos. Rosily Van, still sat. looking the at the proposal, tee at that. Sloe had, for the past week er twa, expiated both, and se ..willed sod doubly was Me, that .he had pees settler suitor • shame of prep:. - tag per.es•Ily. Rat saw it W DDms--bate Is nee smeraleg 1 The ordeal had to he hood, the desires to as mad. ! Her pride, her love for *5.r father. Mr wish to raise the same Vass, mid "!8.•.roft" ; yet there was • .wall .ease ead.r5e.th whir whis- pered " Hobert." i■ her perplexity see piek.d up the lets tere,sod went ami her father in 15. study. Lady Vase's mother had died at Isar birth ; Mr father was her .1nssna .milder► As Rosily .nter.d be roes op and kissed her evitegiv. Hem, emeslttwg Mss hair, mid, quietly :- "Whin"Nthe awe iItthe, Iwo* r The b...tlal Rie1 pea w hem with eyes bslbdawm-d with ten% se she widowed, hbtehiwgly ' - " Whist over try papa Ikea Me always Ames, far the ham" Mme we beard ta•M Dr. M..rree woe in - Mr. deeded.. to Seethed ea IOW is bene waw simpemp Amen eta meek ead Oseadte. mice M the etre weds hem 86. Jew.," "1 Meet Y 5sYr t to these q.swlleaa w ▪ be raid,"ami tf I de set Rpt Is %bo e • 11 be .este emetlatje is this .wasp and tsar* will be Nose is We.l.*1 I may vw dew. Mora' • Jean OUT mita,. Mr. Fester, who had mese • had halt le u5.. get up .ad ms& • j.ko sheet the &satev •0..55.4., els Addles Lease Wes. bet Maty them all the um•. Theetimater did was set Me mint. Thal'. the 5aswer, is it !" he said, dry - Whenever I look 1. s sry's files. -- W hat piot•res these say be- Asd view the dimes of bye -gone days. Thi. ms *ling puzzles mi : Why the .lisp and sones I would most m- oan More vanished sleet away ; While the times I bare made • fest of soy - .elf Ares fresh as yesterday ' SENATOR McCALLUM'S KICK. "1 ham tot seven •o• •ssw•r."lied Mr. Rester, who was saw tt•.5dedl/ • e• -met D'.." Dr. lestasss walked to 1hs et the pisin. "I sever shrink an • tuby t. give • aanewer to any got.eek.t by faded •r •pp•sees" be mid. H• sow pleased that is was velar of tie 8esate '. Wag to / improper artium to maw - ler. is votisg la Mho Hoerr d Commie" It was tee *Males of the majority d tin Hoa. the. 5.o faeilew for movie. drain- age threeeh railway property were a. gond and lstxpmry se .mead he .xp•eted. ld. detained to Riva any pledge se r the s•eraa that the Revmnmett would penes. for tae resew that he amid aim pledge ►a eel- Ie•gnss of the Oaten. Di••e clap the cat- tle es.dioe, be said Ibat the Beaver hoe had reprepested that it seal sot gat mf Orem sande to make ap the yawls' elegem se he allowed it se marry •Mian s51te. There was. he admitted. se emaretlest sit. Maisie' that there saw so quara.tlaleg at .11 is the carrying trade. H. bad bawd inetrastioe• that se mixed cargoes wheal 1 he token set d 8t Joke. but Nat She C•n.dia. and Americas cattle should be shipped separately. 8.sater Meaner - Yee iva the onto Daly in April. TM mixing had beim keine os all Whaler, Dr. Mestere* paw the S.tafer so •ppor t•sity r reply to hisehat brought the sw t Rag to • h..• y .•s.1.ies by o•lling tw three °beers tor the Qs ss. Ms bays the Ilea be Power imperiled lbs e5. nada, tattle Twills I)vvxvttu, May 22.-1t S.o•tor Mc- Callum had b.m the most irreeoaoilube of Liberals isdmd of the good Cosmervtive that he a be could set have smoked the Goveragemt more vigorously than he did at the Materiel meetta5 bare the other Dight With • ratllw perversity that surprised and •s.oyed the party we••pre, M threw • wet Mask•t over the Montages bee., .f - ter, as they thsegbt,it bad hem satisfactor- ily developed. mad brought to Mho surfeoe "Is was she mem after *ha that, with snow made he ahss►iiewty. J•s.pb Tar- " Well. am deer. •oppe s I were se may I iter. thwbersoe mewls% breed op el 8.11•- L ud Iihaeraft f 1 ham always waked ish M Peel ea the fits• rseh d /M y -Y /w.e POLITICAL POINTERS' Th. Globe : A a.wvm.po.doat *1 TM St IAD T5.graph gives the talon lag history of the popsleitiss of New Sres.wfok :- Poosls• Ia- Y ear. tea. • 1724 /74,176 1 1834 119.451 45.281 1841 154.000 54.543 1851 193,800 38.800 1861 252.047 58 947 1871 ...- ----- 285 594 36.547 1881 321 232 35,639 1891 321,263 13 It seems iser.dlbls, but at the rate et 11 - grew of 1881 91 it would take more than on Moment veers to achieve the increase toed" betimes 1871 cod 1881. It Now Braseriek neon to move faster than 3 1-10 prsoas a year it will have to vote for • progressive 0. .. .asst. the spirit at enmities whieb. up to the time of ha •ppesrasee bad remained gaim- ma& A snakes feature et the demsstrs- tioa ws then men •atheism was unyoked by Mho v.lnetble 8sestor than by sitter Dr. Mun5g.• or Mr. Faster or by the miotics of Sir Charles Topper's name. By the tone that the Minister., J. P. Whitney sod Wil• Lice McCleary, had spokes, is w 5 verging ca towards mid.i5bt Sat the crowd re- mained a Mar Smarr M.Callamend pros. fatly to sheer hie. It had sot bot anti- oipDad, se orahsrdox b.. Me halberts boss, that he wield have aright M* peers for the (yovr.mest and the violates Ministers. Bet he Sold 10 Ministers that while they were pr Leming *boar trenda1p for the farmer just before gaup to the shrikes. they had, daring the last armies of Parta- ansA, shown that they thought a great deal more far she railway ssmpaniss than the ag- risslesres*. Be had Mina Parlament a hill, whirl, If adopted, would have pa 1ha farmers into a polwias a drake Mak fart. ammo railroad property. The Haldim•sd sad Wettest .ad other .assay ..moils had petessd is moor of the memare. bus it was uta adopted bemuse of des .pp .Miss et the G.versmest, Mr. Moslems bi5R axiom these who bad voted against it. "Yes tan speak about the atrestemf the fanners." said B.s•.r McCallum. pointing ha lagers in the Minister. "bet I question very'mach whether yam have the hatreds of Me tamers at heart as meek as yes a yes have I want • pledge *hat yea win atpport the bill, sad I want it bore m-si e If I do wet get i* I will fellow you is etlt.r web. i5 this s.enery anti) I gat it, tad I will ell the farmers herr yam w mise Nest. " 1 mak to great Os.rvative party of this seesttry to be always truthful 1. pie- tism taste hams the •Matas I wild ask yes (tensing a Mr. Fester,) ter I believe you Imre the saki Whetstone d *gaselier* during the .hsosea d Dr. M.sivns. U there a goa.aaNs, at the peat d 8t. Joh, Wit N. mower. • o•rr•wtt uta. •• You say here in thew ' Fars ter the Rester' (baling up • enepelen Amongst) Nat Mere a ; yes say yes haw gees aliens as she pert et Rt. Job.. (Ne rawer.) An yes e.kag ,nor the interest el the far - ems thew f (No www.) lose Fall Mee Goves,wsat subsidised the Ike d mlssmite to tram base= 8s. Joke d arerpeef r glee lee aero • dames M ship their ► W is Me Walser. Tis. 1M poet et Si. Joke wore re woe dam an we meld le haws Me Bake minute raeowd.wa have les 1ipsise C---Mse ted Awakes eat - Me 1m the some seed altheasy 1�s�sr Mem. d they 1 Y me that woeslh.p (sy r ielti tksy Res Msro se C. males mega 1 ken Ciba 1e Ike mss. bet I .ts sot Item weddary anyMkeR obese it het fss thea •eed' Rea ham pmt Were the pqb es dime what yes me bey M the Orem.. AU delta. Trete. They tell the story in Deltas of • recent THIS Is FRIGHTFUL. An Elsctslo Oar Palle Through a arida* at Victoria. 8 me A..rt..s wester., whits .•.rent .5 1,•• .g op 5.a seeksuddn.ly mw a kelp geek b.. 1 weer ..y1► •to the ear. Wins LIMP boll e,,... •g•,ih15e..r..U.4is•o 455.5• td re, -.sr.-' . ata se the reptiles 46,4 ewe, ea the r • H..•5 to ....pe. the • M ham. lobed . wove . r noose will their •Diva e. It .. i nn.sed the the boll sf biherfM+• g mishap welshed GI.. Of tress. .M wan w( • ••g • wester elate f• Ms .tit d• e5. y.4 by tie blest MN taw UM PIORLkUIF! Ike aero romes- •..Rete Gana. to tleism.es a Yaw Men. es Ma Wester atrrda, Intl .- sena et .ha steneee Y Toll aa.ws. Victoria, WC„ May W -The most terrible sadden/ that ever took pied le tam vic a1tj 000urred about 2 *clout this afternoon, when an elec- tric oar tall through 15. Point Eller Bridge into as arm of Jams Bay. A steam fettle at klacaulvl point was on the program today as part 01 the oelabramoa of the tluee0'e Birth- day. day. and nearly the whole population cd thus CM bed gone out to winless is tale electric oars running out to for ammo of the balUs had been overcrowd- ed an the to.•atwn. Every car was full not only In51dr, but Y many as could do w dinging on the outside as well. The tar to welch the a.ctdent hap- pened oontaln.d about 90 persons. Ewen the root wee oocuped In orostrtg the Point Ellice Bridge It idt the track. crashed chrough the railings end fell Into the wafter 75 feet below. The tall was so sudden and unexpected that all the passengers ears ta.rrid with 11. The oar fated for a nutmeat and then was earned dowa by the weight of the metal work attached to IL Those Insets were unable to escape and were drowned llkie ase la a trap. Some .,t those on the outside escaped by swim- ming, but meas. stunned by the fall and unable to swam. were drowned. It 1a bettered that 60 or CO persons revival meting in one d the rural dismiss of W bitelleld musty. In the middle of the serviw the pretober said :- " W 111 Brother Staab plea.* lead in pray - er!' ,Seven mea arose .ad began praying a! see. This embarrassed the preacher and he said. hurriedly :- "I mesa Brother John Smith !" At this waoaaoemeot one set down sad five mon got up tad began praying. The member saw be mistake, said ootbisg,•nd let the 11 pray it out among ths51s•Ive. West late. • My Popular. Chief Justice Waite, is bis boyhood, nae very popular maty hie --seei•tea Hs had 0o money, bat had what wee better than • gold purse, • heart that ,meld tool H. symp•tb.sd with eves the beasts and bin. This sympathy with others arm. Cow• walking ander the *made. d Use elm tree at 1Namee, in company with sewn triads beard wins birds eying, and fooad that a young bud had falls from the amt. He .topped and replaced aha bird is ate asst. That instances of outvoted sympathy made him a popular boy and yet • mere popular man. Then are enemy Toledo lawyers who ramal the warm words of advice he would eb•.rfslly give to lie dims, sad assay wsblessma eases submitted to Wm wore ._Redly settled without • lawsuit. Popularity is the r.00gdtion that the world moss to sympathy sod unselfishness. It comet M bsegbt with ofo.wy. Polity - ants mass • bey popsl.r. A .mtbean kaowa mother g.•11sm•s by maims .n 'whiter please . Yrs 5.554.5)5. more that to toenair' • gentleman in the soul on 1 maria✓ at . boy. • popular boy is • lover .b space, or est doer szse.ise That is dgbt. Bu be leeks epee the pay ground s pluses for the amours d be fellows, sad be gess then to the ail that he may MIp them to eejoy themselves. • Iliad bay a always Cs.✓ Af mesa a • mom •ipt•m- ayeplby wile ethers • ttsu..s boy a ppsar, while • spendthrift who proves bi.ssH is high seam d Mar and W • re- gard •-g.rter the rights d ethers a always pop- ular.$aalsm.. in all it tree trsusisg. makes • boy popular. The bey who a ssr.fal of his mater Is impulse. The bey who will sa,sr Wass. We vurd, ad who will pedp his homer he W .w. Inwt ted sharp net, will have .said -se d his fellows. The by who defends Me wink will mm day he moms • item ammo; the torose. A bey wM Mess, hooses and ebayb ba parent@ will al- ways be popular among oil GISMOS of Nes All that tends to premed* the geed that is in m5. bays sad be lilt Mee Tessa .t our youth ahem the bevel d merm pbyst.s we- esss and hopping, seatrik.tes to their wel1- tam palls phwelfare-The Penh P tdse, Meet combs sea be send le • few Man or M ney ram M • few days by the me a/ Ayer'. Cherry Peelers/ With sash • preempt sad sere mast* as this at heed, then is s• s.sd d prase/kg theages for woolio meatha i5y Ibis �y is year hew. • Chip et tide OM !root Hendee.* r (adi.nieg the dam)-g.w simpk sad._biles a the les•s4if.1, aid detailed �iediriplis wNn" PW , the gives es .f the Mw a w4io\ M Mved eailemes (aide le his nigbb.r)-Med likely he titrated te ms11 K - "Wbish de naganntT• yen les mast, year papa or Fast msmms t Utile Marto- i love gape meet Metbre-Why, Charlie I 1b.gbs you heel ms soma f Aeeius-Oset Mlp it, .seta. We sass mast MM together. were drowned, batt It 1s as yet tmpcs- Wes to ascertain the exact number. It will probably be several days he - fore the real extent of the disaster can De learned. As soon as passible the work of re- covertng the bodkes was began. and IS DOW being pushed vlgorouety forward. The bodies or the following haze been recovered: Mrs. Fred Adams and son. E. B. Carm4ohael and elk. J. B. tbrdoa. J. Edmonds. ]Miss Nathan. J. Butte Arthur Fullerton. Mrs. Heatherdell. Infant woo of Superintendent James Wilson of Vancouver. the C.P.R. Tel. Company. M. W. Vanboeklyn. Was Anale Kest Captain L.veridge- Mrs. C. I. Poet Mrs. Lout Mas Ida Goodacze. A number et unidentified bodes have also been reouvered and more are be - Ins brought to the surface hourly. It is claimed by many that fully IM persona weed down with the span and that more than half of teem perished The accident occurred so quickly that nobody has a very dear reoolleotfon of what transpired. Superintendent .1. Wleon was drfv- ins a carriage containing hls wife wad ave children directly behind the car. Iib vehicle was swept down sad is a moment the entire party were strug- gling to the water. Mr. Wfiaon sue' o•.eded in metes his wife and four or his children. The fifth child. a little boy, was droned. A number or bodies have been et arried out of the harbor by the outgoing tide. Owing to the Swat that .tarty every kind of craft in the city was engaged for the day. boats were hard to pro Cure, and the work of noose wins somewhat slow. Steam and napbdha launches were hurried to the scene and the boats of the various warships in the harbor were most mottos. Scores of people were picked up and taken to places of safety. but many sank be- fore the eyes of the rescuers Wows they could be saved. Up to 10.30 p.m. r bodies have been taken from the bay. Twenty persona iknown to have been on the bridge at the time of the accident are missing and It is supposed that they have per - Wiled. Time car register shows I10 tares. and it 1s probable that over 125 were On bot- :.l. 41177 MOflNS WRLCA ED Moo taw pyelo.. mid Grow hes..• Is the 5.,gr5•sieM e5. Trewm.rb, wins. To eirreeh. Ont.. May 24. -Thr most at -palling cyclone ever experienced In tills viaaity passed three miles went of this p.ao. about 9 o'e;o'k last night. w reeking over •o houses and barna, killing many cattle and h,rres and dee- trcying farm machinery, fences .nn" treas. Wonderful to relate, npbody n .. 1111ed or even seriously Injured ...tr unoccupied houses, used .. summer resorts, veal/Med. not a pi. ce of them as large as • man's hand to be f.aund. A cow was fitted by the wind and , ar- rled .early • quarter of • Dille and dropped with a broken bay k' Who.c orchards were rooted up and sot 4 nee 115 standing. Mr. Abel_ Leathers mourns the Inss of be Jesuit pear orchard 14 !Itch was over !M years old. The total bas Is estimated at he Isms' M.I00 and 1100,000 Alter spending Its fury the storm passed ever tie Detroit RMver into the .hate 1 MMrhlgan. 1.161.1•1116 49 DORS D/M.1gt A pinnens. *Dae►y Boesoill at F).re .aid a We •i **terse. 117or., May 26.--Maundclrs furniture History trail burned to the .round st Memeight, probably from • stroke of lightning. Ike $12..05. Martthare, May it. -Least night Mks 1bble farm barn. occupied by (Taros thregeyy, was struck by lightning and bursal with Its contents. Lone VIM. lAgib.mey 51.Y t...... 1lemoe. -,1IM, May Y- Dairies the pawn over this 415tr tit of w Mary thearer steam km sight besesaas 9 ams a wow*. nalUsilasi �t1a�ul,.w been et /Cm Ares. WM.�t � Rlsallsgtes, awl killed MtofesaWaig Is tll�a wignwr =Ira mtl eras dattia.m<• ION thil lllfl- herr 1. P' ----- Almost -ems Passes Belief IRs. Jas. A. Mi.h.leo.. tloresoevWLe, N. 1ti Straggler tor .eves Lome Taw Iota CANCER ON THE LIP, AMID IS OUR= NT AYERS Sarsn- Oari1 M,.ltl.*ol.. 8%4" I t MID �op�isa.for Eat into the Flesh. spread r .r ems, sad 1 �'0wy for uvea I ..gas taktng,Aye . ]Iw a weak or two 11 srotlosd a Decided Improvement. Imeoor•gsd la this retake I parse veor so soder aghiebia began tto heal months my lip began to beat. ming tis a.nap.rWU$ for sir the bet trace of the tamer Ayer's 9 Sarsaparik Admitted at the World's Fair. a 4.121B'. tflL i pu/se• the 1555.. WE MAKE__ Sewer and Culvert Pipes AM Nim from d l.. 1e w Ia. Alta feaeeette ni. WRIT* FOR PRIORS. THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE M 00i ADM -AIDE *T. 1., Pormai► AT swoon TORONTO. About ten ' an ego I fret .i,e*me with !tl eu.. alar ..nd Gout, and dnrlril to last ten yc•-. 1 bre* :ween treated by several pbyd-:toe, sand they all ad t iced me that it was Im- usdble to cure tae here, ant: tb•t the mit remedy for :no was to go to • warcicr abuse. 1 was connoted to my house Net Deoseber owing to this thrones, tad was usable to do any work whai•..r, I oomsmcored lidded tie KootreayCars .tire Mr. 8. 8. It ) ckaam, M. P., pm ms •est the middle of April loot, and atrr.bwto.. woks Ming this medicine I was sumctentiy cured to be Mk to start driving • bread wagon. which wort required me constantly petting as def try Dago., The paiw which f always bad le 5.q silos are now completely fine., • d 1 Nm Dow able lm work without any pain whatever. In the pest I have suffered asset lmderrih abin agony from the dieters. My wooing health has womder!ofy Improved since taking this medicine. Sworn to by MicHAKL H. DWYEH, 31 Looming tita.et, Hamilton. Send for pamphlet toe. 8. nresca•s Ides. outs Co., Hamiltons, Out. r BRISTOL'S I PILLS Cure Biliousness. Sick Head- ache, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Liver and ali Stomach Troubles. 3RISTOIIS31717111PILL Are Purely Vegetable, • elegantly Sugar -Coated, and do not gripe or sicken. P PILL gently but promptly and ,ughlx. "The safest family .icine. All Druggists keep PIS LLS