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THE SIGNAL: GODERICII. ONTARIO
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Quebec's Great Fete.
Story of How city Was Founded
by _Champlain. s
Heroes of Canada's Early Years Doughty Deeds of Wolfe
and Montcalm --How Battle Was Won on t" e Plains of
Abraham- Union of rwoCreat Nations CoMmemorated.
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taltvit Hr hien Upult a spot 111.10
Chriniplaia.TV011e And Mentadm-- th'it river mow identified by the 'u, -
to Frenchmen and one Englishman -tier of Notre lime stnot and Sous tit
- are the three names around whose Fort in Lower Tow»). ALM At triter. set
mole/ries will centre, Most Closv.4 -tbri,the tura to work: ens.' cutL114 down
interest in the Tereantengeg. 'colebra- ' trees,. and sawing ;ileitis. ,uthers dig-
-deo at- Quebec) from July Illth 10_,the ' j.4441. 1 i . ,..1.11.uks and malitie ,ditchee. the
41st.
The three hundred years since the
city WM founded is divided into twu
almost equal periods From 1601t tu
1759, 1151 years, extended the Irruedi
regime in North America, Inaugurated
by the Sienr de Champlain - Front
1759 to 1908. I. years, the English.
regime. of which the. ,menurrable-betc
tle on the 'Plains of Abraham marked
•the beginning. .
, - Intrepid Pioneses.._ ..4
Among the heroic names thut tliongt
•the annals of French °carnation1d
'Cituada. perhaps the ireatett is that
of Champlain. the first Frenchman
' Who dreamed of a greater France in
'----- the. New WOild.-IG•foie -fie-ToW• --.
Quebec there was not a single Euro.
4rean settlement on the Adriatic coast
.north -of Florida- "Cain's porgott'of - ' • - . • .
Au IILLPULD LA t SLIM.
Ithe earth, Fretioh stadesgton had de- '•.
Iasi ...indult put up s.,.., the magic -
signated the northern land. at wilder-
44thitehcinise, In AA; 144,4, wah.-
3 large cellar. Thr !Wing ntuarters
iaere th three wings il two stories.,
....eh le x 15 fek, with it pillory under
it,.. 4-k...A -lari•---niebssii, .assid "en
\shut.' habitation was surrounded 'by
.4 di.tch_ur\ molt fifteen feu wide and
fret deejp. At several points were
vii which ...noun -were-
iteauited
Not' much" Is known .or how the
,.lfill ,-,1 French es• -•-1 the gine
INA 1,1.4 winter at Q.10.-., 'file •lo.w'
, 1.0 .1.. p almost - 4-10- -teatertaluni -frora-__
J arlititielr-lte- Apnl. Of 11... tNeisty-eeven
.._, .4 twenti-eight men 111.1 lie place. 11! -
ti
4 t....more died V seurcy end tlysen.
•• e„. VW/ 1.-ry. It was with the tjkriatest relief
A, A'Igl •;"; - tlitrflosurplaiii:und fli ii-rs- remain-- -
.; tug' learned that Pont \ t ;rave had
'again arrived from 'France with men
idled anti anti vli. t
and pruvirione. '
nese fit only for the aboriginal red. Three Hundeed Warelors. •
. man. 1 About tyle middle (.1 June ,there ap-
To the Intrepid Chruuplidir's muat upon the scene twu Or three
. be' added another great 'name. From iundred -warrior, of the Mo taguais._,
-teasel. liehc" Po8bed on snt:1 elltibilittl-Tii1-Arijouquiu ' tel .I. who
ed e fort and tradiug poet et the rite ' were not elow to. remind Ch plain
- of the,city-of Kingston. 1 of the promise Made -six rears before
• So fur 150- years. went un the thrill-
, to 'ussiat them in their st.i: . I &Mat
„..,.... itrh.,. IT 0f , e,,,war,'",..." with '''' ' the frugueis Chaznolain. evia . Ring
- fJi...r CODJ• lam -.Vt.,. . reSM 111AW t Irjli• . , 18 101 runt Gray, ocmciude‘i hat ,,,,,,,
vindictive Indiana.. and all thee -while .yt as the time tu win the frien shi -of
it monarchy at liume that made the I
, tir.-ie 'allied .. tribes,- -.sjid their ass at-
life of tortilla Aftfr tfoTerliur I, heart,- tome In -the- diseuverWs--be
breaking irtruggle egiiinst unfaithful= •
Make in their own um, the. e e
... nese. And all this *tory 'will be re.4 .country, or i.4., .h.44,t,,,,,,L,,,,,,,,,
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' ackd in the Fillf"E" 4t• Mue'6"e. - which uould greatly increase the
A Night Escalade. •,
At length can't the challellge Of the --r:
F.nglisti for the posseseiun of •the New • -
World; the delicate Wolfe,' sent out` • '
--hy the great Pitt; the rinfft-encalane7-
ot the heights $ibove the battlemented • ' ,
city and the vietury of September. 13. _. :-.,.
1759, when the tau gallant !Madera, -.r.
Wolfe and Muntealtri, fell. The fol. .
lowing spring id St. Toye, two 'Miles --:`; ••
west of Quebec. the French toweled • 7/ -
the English garrisuri and forced them
.to retire. Tbegreetyrie.arirliltekely1,10,-.
theive-Orthe • ':8,I $$ , 58
' bloody a tight ia's that ul 1759, w
the English lost tifsi. and the French -.'.. •
Hence comes the seisunsi part a the
Quebec celebration -,-- tile Wolfe and
lifuntealtn mernisrlittr-the "Qttebee"
ttattlefielsla Fund" -Ito purchase as is
mational park the land -open which
'the sirmiaa-cd: the ;el. -race- tele*
fought. Unworthy luillilings; (Inc id „matt id int further
them u jail. now disfigure it. l'or tosideS belag a blow to the fur e
this purpose $500.000 is being raised, so necessar to defray expenses. ..
and most of it has been sec With nine- ther Frenchmen. Chain-
flut the nationalizing of the ground plain embark with the Indians Up
of combat is nut to commemorate vic- the Richelieu ey made their way
tory. but u • . the union cemented cautiously to e lake Which now
ftY fbe loyal stand id tile': French at _bears the eiplori s natne. Near the
the tune of the revolt Of the Ameriean place now called 'town Point, Chain-
cobries and thereafter. It k a union plain hall his first 'ght with the !re-
tina is typified in the joint monement uoi. . I ergel • til the surprise
erected to Wolfe trod Montealtil' 10 and the execution canned by the white
111111 and their firearms, the allies wore
touipletely victorious. '
Early in September, Putt (HOY'. and
ipliiiti, leaviiig Cap in Pierre
chavin of Dieppe in ch e of the
liabtlidiun,_witli_litteen . sailed.
ter France, where they at unci report
. the events yrid.iliscirreries of tb' past
...1 to He Mutits mid His Majo\ity un
..iti. To the Kang Champlain pre-
sented a ceinture of porcupine quips,-
.. itieee of liadien worktiiiinship iv'
uhich IIis Majesty was moth plea
. Profits of Fur Trade.
Ile brought wttli htuti ht young wife.
Hel-rwRaille. amblee sleot the next
live yeare it Quebee. Ile was vexed
to Arid &h
hlatibilitation in a ve
ery n
ioctudCattle In the Ale.
'The winter ul NZ; ilia ir
tk hithitatrett aft)" nen. wantsn wet
children. Punt Grave, was tio ill that
be could
France next gayer with provisions.-
with his faintly for Frence. after Rini
fu let Cludiplain resolved to leaire
had "winWroil five..yeats, in the comp
try, with more huldshrit than *As Ilitt
onisery, owing to tlia.hiek--ul earti_un
the part of the Asaut lute*" • -
Returning to Qutl...e July 5, Inst.
Ultudein.did iiiid the habitation
is sr tilavikuort1 41. hd teen promis-
ed, nhi, the fort Naas just as it had
herrn 1,f t. It saw- ttial- ruler+ - time
wa- lost in the kill: ,11141111..r thlylt by
going front tlist-ltabitatiouW, the-nals
1tel*1 titi.10.1..m. at r'ip Tonettiente„ be•
tok trresaus. t. make
hay. So he had a hainfie and stable
built there, uud sent the (:Uttii.
111hd.I .1X 110 It
-titrittl 1111.1 lltd. 141,1.14.1te
Qui vision of a cid-
ini% traLie.: 1.'4 • . coke.;
u int 't lin e. ss -r- .4iI6 ei x ,..' •••N.'11 certain height, weight and proportions
Fe?
41L12 la_Is _and ph_ysiquit,types, $41 tad the Cuau
tjoi iitintlajesj_ no, more han JINN, of 1!ie properly balance' lof filen
sod. d familia.... tune settler. Abra- ._
hm„. ,;,.. •
aMartin. after% aril: le t'11t1lt ri q .i, m ,
4/Sem-ready Tailoring is an evolution
of instent. The habits and customs
iiirsiter years hit'e been conquered,
smFthe best tressed merrare today
buying " Semi-ieady " Clothts
l'he finest imported woollen fabric)
ale tailored into Suits of varying si/e
an can ' trY on " and judge Es
hinisetf tiii*----flie suit becomi'l-fiti
style and individuality, how it Inset
his view Or fancy. Should any littt
)1,
glratio be tiegessahA iv, tainiplicit
oi)
1\
fatr1- 41... -In leak.*
',maga thc Pla t 11A' r d t The
readier companies had. mitt., no effort,
to-entairti•41 volon,.. ttio
1411,1 haft tin, fens poop!,
2lit without the meal* ..l
aiat L. the land, 1.4 an at vent.
.ae. • e
Lel vt I,:, dea,, I ier
11$11 I 414
$
l'$$ !we - possible in two
Semi -ready two-tiece Suits, r_
315 and
and hold tfieIr thane '
of the Sm 1 -ready sySiesif tnkes
cif xSIII...4.111 MON REN T.
II 4144 Ir 11..14-i4s
any ineenttie to worts: 11D. U•Dlibl•be
VDtthq4 -Chi. Ogee mitered AMR'.
huntd_ and Li -!....I. mi.! I:111..1,1 one
u,a‘. ,,ttered tticsioadves.
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•
ffetIlils Vessel Arrives. .
thied.c; 1.1.:.11 *. rvant. (nail-
ing - %%1th-iv-air -• ff.:4f -r.-ots.
reported 11.1. 1+' had ....sit all f:fivli-ti
.•••,e1 a 1.1.11'411. Iran the habitation
Leve.. t•Initinif.ani • as-
aenibled all the Jespoienible., 111..11
4411..11 •Itot.•
-4444e ..444frioeoty -44 wan-trli +4110- with.
004 pro% iLli sr '.11111111.111111ull it 41 °Uhl
•11e 1.1.de-vs_1.4 1.1..y.4.1.; bola to
.% boat
t-1.Teskil4t1v1..i1..C-_11 tr
ate landed
anti f.114i-leiliAt
to1111111311 Vitr
11 ie 114. 1.oiti-
, 11... aet mfor apt Kirke.
't hoj
tsi Chain lot coal t
etc t ter all letatein. end u
lair Aga eu ,,-114444. the
Ceti. ' of l Itilt noir 1.. lo eed tip -
11 - tittriii4TITTT: i a. i.letrTtit,l'
r. to yield. The I:ter...anent
• 1 154 1114usl 11144 kWh null
iewssivrAur
1'
Semi -ready-'
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-*LEAN BROS.,
The PalaciCiothingStore
•GODERICti, ONT.
EAST- HURON RESULTS.•. --
A -useful Candidatee in Entrance
amilation.
give Is low -"the mores of the
ibe neve clot:nue, Aot ij
iondidites '',.(;\.ite 1,11
jn
thir,
As W11.1, 111.. 10111.;111.111.11V111. 01
lho4i4 4 h,11-, di -Ilk -10i . ,Soine inni•
plaint.: weir M.. al as to the ifitlfr:
Ili. aritidne e111 get %ear v
tattier. lett145 t • • examiners sPfl
-.thin ill it is Me diaei lion exa tttt
ing the 1.4 pore no 1.111 11141 t• Knife' ed
aeciiiiiit iittlessepapt
.111. ...)1 number!• f itsks i,, es".."„
nt 111,, .1 tiIfltll.lttI lllll . train :el.
Mark, .inti to obrain tumors ..1 lam
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MIDSUMMER SALE
Closes at 10 p. in. on Saturday the I8th.
Aissesseata
We will close ,our great Midsummer Sale with two Monster
Bargain Days, Friday and Saturday, the i7th and i8th. We will
make these two great selling days, when what is left of summer
goods will be put at prices that- !:bould see the last of everything
seasonable. No need to nam-.! reduced goods, for there are sale
figures on everything. Come in one of these days and get a great
-big bargain in something.
Friday and Saturday of this Week.
remirmillnlimum
Th.!. Square
J. H. Colborne
0 0 =
It l• 41 soh ilk NI dot Oke
Jedide Itovenhick - • -
1. tea. ` •
N• Wog stt
It '.1 rianite-t• Wiry Mot,' ia
. Thos. Thalia'
. J.... Nlarrisou
M .1v Plainasal 'eed
'.lin seat lireia--;
• ney Ilemittell IV. It eh subon
M. (.: rionol.117T' 'AL 1). Riley
Ilettliact t', I.. Huss,. .
.Itieeseli 114%1 K..1111
1i1114 • E hill It. Sr,
[rem: lie.T.is .1.,i, scoi t
M. E Li...Licit 1 , T. KO; t .
F.41. Ntliettli li ,ti stiaw '
.1..s-.-Metitaill .1 ts sills ' -
W. Afeletosh .t. 1tiO Oat - - ---
Jean )l t' silkly: Ti l p14011
he,
hy E. I'. Wtitteley
It ariti,‘ , mii1.4,it Ernaweis %Vitale -
ireseennt.
It iVi'lltlet.ttl• 011 Nit
Lavis • - Etlirer Torrance-
0111 in. and wote_rentAti_116.1.114.44!lt
that voted seneette Reitt ' . '
Ilt•wsr. tall% ‘...
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. Ph ASiititeli•-thi-rtel-Wtti,tir I - 4.1144,11
sortie-ntintttrtrfrefareetttriturvi ' e-wrixt-
1 lien decided 1.i 44... timing!' the . 11,11
irl ital.-. l'fit• it issag-, w.ut il.d. i'ed
owing 1,,' the f,wt. thill Iliti•e'ra •1.•
welai_Jar tit ilig .1., 4.,_. -
1,11illitilie i illettithl 1 Iiiaii igILI Mt, .'atimlia 1
I.wk• ritsir w is, at the K,•w 14.3a 1 •
1oek la•Itet. the 1, ..i .iil...iit, tti •iill..,4
illitril O14rt-Titt61- it, the 'fhwerti unit
11,814, This slioa., tha1 the i :We ,
hilt'''. COW PPI$Pile nit h1111..$1 t 1!$.4 $ 'Min
1111 I lit „ini11.1i$1 et, . 'kir! t 'IVY 31
‘1 ri4.41 211 'I !iv 1....4, tivIn.111t.i_•10 Iiii11111.,
- liefOre 11..• 11ill'iotie, v..iiiiig io
ITh A•kitillt..i[i_iliii .1.1144. 44441i1tlii.,,ljav
I lioVectotient *bd. too it 1:2.4. '
l'ass-ot zee. on 41+ • II orotiie satt, th.•
A...dilate...4_, teeti the II otwitic he at til
- tb-C-0;iiiittli-,... that waillistwtert
die vegaele w nen they polled out of
‘,
1'..,-t Arthur Tuesday afternoon.
•
- "Nlother„ tiler.mother4.4.turn .11,0
Guderich
0=0=r -I
..=w...e---nnmaw-samormmi
s parent, "Von.% 4, put in 51(1inga en the wtamir side mil !" was the •
reply.
FRUITS
Imeedni ine 1- er-led a little I4i R. .in
Atalli 1411 Shinning deesie 1:. AY..lker ltHorbvt' wio. 4lit''.inliC 1 l i ll tit t
Klgin m.,,„,,„ • - " . - - [Mg. "'It Itat do you mean
1M nun to
must be taken./ The marks I
that failed were tri 00 s
111i1.14S1.:1.4.
Erma A nil' e win
Vtotet Barge
Fern Ileae
LilhIc liedwrtl
tehl.ade tirdWIT
I I otter P ev n mii laze `
Caiter I1,ulsh Nwhitt
'Wellinirtim..Cook-,/ Clamart _O'Neil.-
t tt i cook • 44 ,1,11-! Pais'ey •
h tell Pnekett
Peisrl Visieli Mai y Reynolds .
try I. Fly 1411 Nellie Itohimeci
Mary J. filauzier Fred It ,
Russell thertind .1.4. Smith..
Cyril Hoare lh 'Tyndall
ary.A. Jicklaus, Annie %Welker
vis Johnson Huth %Valkinsh
E let Kerr Wilmer W'allis
Lew Lawson • Frank %William
Vera dolt
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NI' in. Met lilac a*
Geo. MeKenzie
Willie Stillei
Irene iller
Helena Mallfeloo
ist
V 1,iAi.uI t!'i t1i I. -,-Lie
flat nht Arntetrotte %%IMP I.ong
J/11•11..1 Arnett ping Ernes'
Edith, Heldman %V yinati Spin -ling
Mt it irt 1115 M ton. Tle.inievon
le.steit. Gerry It 1V-rwiek
:114 1.1' .• Kathleen W'ilton
l'a1.1 rke, It1v4n,tt the
...-.AP...,."lialat,a'- Alit Iltut W4innie 1.0114
f" s"41' r • Kobrtt Hell Mgglid‘
"L4"Hri111Ttl1'r'1tl:;1:tiati.4 twamett taraov;;
1411,1 11 rt. • 11VAf11iii1
1.41111;:1:11 (1.:11/"Ilii.k11)'1141111* 1.;:er111;%1V11)..k"711:11
U• .111
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anakt,6±Fi 11,141,.,, AN1.111.11,1•1•1'1;a11•14..., pirmAnt lteyme ?.lc i
uircey i -.-ie
Ue a
1ti:uirptrm -terra mwear nuPt
-
upon anifins,,tobir and C41011 tliat
they shied.' nerd Is uith intat, 1 -
for bb.- resters roil t-4-ritliti4dr.
'Restored to 'France. •
The trtiity,n1 C. 'ormaiii-eieloye
war -zigneet• arch - 144-12 flt• it
Queloe was restored t Franee.
Riehldien, who 1 • constituted
hirrkelf Superintendent Navigation
and !re. fornicil new eon',
flair... Eck a Frank Show
N't v t 1 Eekinier Artie Shaw
111o..1 11.11111i18111411d011
I nio• Ent ler • Hugh Smith
ites Maser Alma Speiristi •
It lir y Cassie J. Stewart -
Chau ell ntisiolil Leslie Switzer
tlatyry thranerr Wiltree
Exuma Hunter -
ikeito'arship forlienseels P. S., Edith
Deaden /
- Situ %h.), f,.i' lurid school', Vete
F.-riot:T., tittle',
41tei-- part (trotthe theta de Monte
took in the beginning/ of the Cann-
dian aptito be overlook-
ed. or imileresttnated. , It was, as al -
natty. sant,_.nmter:IttrittleInceli th4l,
lie• poet wart established at Quebec Vi
44441.. and nowalthough he was not
Ade to procure a renewal et the mono -
1.. poly of the fm• trade, he would not
1427 fo their "oommuti" valor death etre up the eub.rnrioe, so anxious was
and the putation that has since en• h. that it ehould,succasd to the glory
dured. As he ineriptiun rends: end honor 01.144s country. Amorist -
...nig hints'.fl with souse userchanta of
Rouen. 144• resolved, to continue Ni
n at Quebec and finish the
de wilder ion of the St. Lawrence, trust-
ing tl it the proflte of the fur trade
Landed at uebee. %soul defray the expense.
It way tat July I that Charm R toning to Canada in April, 1810,
phiiii landed •at Quebec. tin his first Cli 'fantail' found the winterers -- as
voyage, in 1603. when 11. ad sailed th4y eame to be called -in good Mete
nit the St. Lawrence he ail leon 44 the habitation. Alter another fight
.'truck with the strategic poe. 'bilities with the Iroquois up the Richelieu.
of the pint. Kebee, as 411, lNdil1I,. in whieh he had hie ear cleft by an
called it. where the great river. ar- arrow tipped 'witit sharp stone, ('ham.
rowed to three-quarters of a tit e. plain occupied 'hintself in erecting• a
When the Sieur de Mntenot di1 palisade ;,round this habitationand
rouraged by the failure of the Port putting thinp generally in order. The.
Royal venture, had Atieeeeiled in ob. ewly.made gardens were ti pleasant
training .the eteltlidve privilege of the t*t, vegetables, 'terry fine In,
fur trade. though only for*.at, Rhtt ttta corn,. rye, barley and grapevinee.
determined to makevenother effort to Later hamplain had some rose trees
estnblish a eettlement in the new set Ott1'
world, Champlain- advised • That it ' F#P,ndshlp With ',Wow.
should be this time un the St. Law- ! For sev years the !settlement at
P01145. where the traffics with the. no- Quebec w little progress. Giarn-
twee inland could be ClIrried OR by plain hail not i,,eh time to devote
way nf the great river and where the personally to the ?fairs of the hahi•
"habitatirm" might be situated in a tntinti. !fig Auntie s were ejont for
place capable of being defender! tnore . the met! 'loot in e iding his ex -
effectively than in Aeadie, with its ploratione, iti visit. to he Algonquin
rnany ports and landing planets. De and Iltifon rountriee, c enting the
Monte recognized the wisdnri of this frie-nJ.),ip nf 414.0 trib for the
adviee. In the Prring cif WO he fitted French end enereiraging the to tiring
twn vowels Pont Grire derided their pelleterie to the tradth
to trade with the Review. Inc fun., set ireler. .1 he ttsult Ste. I.nnis ohrl Ott
pail in the fir tor Tarlonsae, and Three ftitrti Alt/lla eerry winter
Champlain. Is the lientenant of De (mind him In rtiossr,-ko.ringthf. I.
'Monts in the siseend with the sap- fairs of the onuntry before threas i
plied" nweassaary for the beginning of authorit, sad endlitavoring te stir up
the eettlement, an interest in eolenizing the place
Carting Down Trees When rhamplatn arrived tn salt
can vim to nisei obi la l. bad- 1111. thg nri!-TIP'*^Y. ill July' "k
Arrived at Q1101454, ramplein's find PoRstwitteql Inc the Doe do \font -mot-
.
'Mort,'
Pam
M011111111•11
virtus commune's
11 Historia,
m 11111tPlIt/1/1
It s' y tiring
VI 1.• til 11 l'AS74.Trenton .1, Mt itch
I ...la E.1144ig14y, -.Frank MeCoughey
tel Coel.efirleArvdrie Methwran.
W t, .vu. • . W. Hoy N tegele
NI I tlikon. Plunkett
W.. i.• I Kenta E. PL•fier
EI,Itt Ku k.• too.] I( ;ward lionertlms
1, // , 1,1 1..,I1'. Lipner TierthrtY •
41 u NI. NI. I I. Pearl Taman
(4,5.' NI4t111 lharrithy Tiernny
1.1,1.3 S idle J. Watton
WIttrIETElt.
mewing.
or Madmen i Eldon Wallace
. 14814.
lnenlo si ha II (lot -don Mort item
Meggie :Orison James Pertin
John 1)4 Itt
#4,I)- Ito lei Della tinting ford
115541 14AtillilerO1W1
Janet Doll kiln.. Inglis Se e4sn
s.e1 Ill mi tim Nbiggleliansiderson
Vet lit I la; ri Kell* Smith
NIA; j trle 1..A- 1 11 wendolens !Snell
I gain, MeNang tonWalter Stalft•rd
Jobe Millie Wortley Strong
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1111.'
*try vantetrin- Kennedy
14114 I tevidson IrII Ketr
Annie E. Geddes tnk MecItitchie
Ihidley Holmes* Ye le Nicholls
M. III) lllll th
Mamie Adams 1."(140.111 ohnee
Rose Anderson Alb% 1 g
ritM is
t1 -..'I Jith
nnivIle !fleck G. ItilicOntm It
11-11 Allen Kne tel
Kt el lireliwRit (Mester Mci
Web eapwilirehl Hell* Murchl
ur
1
Alice f•', ( 1 ‘.11:: re• 11Mn
thi
Nic
toutts Chun Mitchell
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Ohs er Peraler
Morel Drumm 11'4111 Piegh
lit,. A. Fergestto Arent.. •Itnirtione
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tilioilon flannel( , Willie Wats .n
Aire. Henry Nortney Wheeler
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Willie Haines M. Williamson
Frank Boynton
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F. Canby Err! Y Krum Hammett
.1. chtlool Bell Helen M. Johnston
Nora Cook
Vera KellW44
Ifillyerd Fleet ,
Ilarold Johnstini
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Vern Meleenl
Maggie Spence
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ON;EYROt1 le DS -01,-
Rival Steamers Have Ne -k- -Neck
Race Arrows Labs -
Sit Ste. Il14tie,q1Itit:,. Jittx 11 I, ,.
most th ' ling on.11itie 'race\ in the
me y of ner lake 11,9-,, Watt
esinehided t at esterday tin 'fling
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etb Navigat.ion_to,J.. the It, sena
net. Ily a Ira • a only'.
Leaving Fort, %Vahan' et I 11
Tuesday ultra tenni, the 4sisinlia
with 1 • - militate,: stairthe big
%Lemuel a Par thrtiugh the- .watets tit
[sake Stone' Mr fur sixteen how s. Ii• a
d 8 once of 270 miles between ports.
With euu.4.444- •14,4hi4t41 ltruet diet
r Is in heavy atreisilla end engiites
poilualing like tine feet of hundreds lit
fillining- thirtiPt.with l.Prx:r rdiurtault
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- their tiOWn i1111 crowds of exciteti
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pinirestisers tenni g over* he bides atul
cheering 1418(41), .,r iiiitls kept mt. it
all through 1 he l laid, risainnigers r,.
inatirting non dra•k i teronshont -in tlw
exeiiMilW111, of the Contest. •
'Ilre thirunic wan 'milt nt the 'aerie
-riftrlye Ciilltriga mak Shildinilditrg -ttnt
Id 11.-Jliepitaltict. l`tf Utiltilditill indite-
• The Assinibuin is a Clyde.linilt
lideiniier and mussed t e ocean Lust fall
Er tree -own -stye" being • cut in
wo to Ptti-trp-tlre - .-- mnt!was,-
rejoined at Ilitifiall.f: I h rue new
venerir and .the moat in ern speci-
mens on the great. la es. Each
steamer is about iiotl feet in ength and
is deeigned for height mid passonger
traffic. Their capacity in l4II4fl14 1,511u
tone. •
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The face has ednaething ft ,
ounce eignifirance. Canadian
building interests were dimaapi
. ,
'any 4*, tt 1)14414 11 coloyatiil• sem
nit .'xja-.l atls,, to retake possession.
Chanfplai with renewed hope and
conniver,tnpssd to his post as
plop r. 11.• -r saw Frame stain.
hi the autumn f leaf, 1., ars striek-
c,i by parl•i:, 151 i1e1 Chrisi-v-
Inas 11, Ile au4 buried at Qubec.
THE BATTLE 'OF QUEBEC.
Gallantry of British and French
Troops -Death 'of aders.--- •
There is mi, inOre mina tie lodtle
seene in the history dthe iv rid than
that of the victory by allielr ngland
won from Prato., itit.) a lane. insion
for t11'0 centuries, the, viist linni ion
of Counties •
Great am that \ befit. was in it*
sequenct. its Interst_ is intend
by the. efountun fete 1 the oppoing,
enral. who in it yielded hp their
live.. for the rause of their respSetive
countrie. yet won ittmeziahable fame.
whirl) forever itnited their rinmee- -
Wolfe .nnil Montedm.
Th. eseeittnin of Motitealnt's
sbawiting Canadians with liretr obey.
tete musket -14 WAS 14 itinose11 to not
wily by the death 1,1 Wlf, but also
by the sever, sonnnling ul his senior
brfgadn,r, Mo ne k t on The
marksmanship of the Itritish eldt•rs
must heve been equally high. vor not
only watt MOTI1O4141 struek rlown. but
also erieh of his throe torieadiere. Sw-
'crmes frt. Oars and Penthone.. The
ft-411.11mnd of the tempo within the eitv
devolved on De Ibuesay. Vateitenti.
the governo, was with the section of
the army guarding against a landing
the Reaupert flats Rougainville
h a fine bodY of troorla under him
fwe ours', feriteti Pient 4e.'1P.W 111111?!
.ofteloatel on pot.
Lift"' .'"4:14:Wr4:1(4t4.- :k44).•)• ),
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To -n Hick Thos. Misled
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when the C. I'. It. decided to havi-4.1ir
Aiininilsois and her Flirter ell Eer-
ie/din 1(11114. in Hritish In
feet the Vollingwood ShiplmildMg
Co. guaranteed to build the vessels
up to specifications and deliver them
on titne at a small profit Deer lhe cost
of,production.
The C. P. It. people. however. ile•
cidiel to send the ordern axioms tbe
Atlantic ea the moat economical
poliey.
There can lie no question of the
superior quality both the fl ut (Tie
and Atisinthola. Their speed 14 al-
most the same. to within !the entail
fraction of is knot, and they coat near
ly half a million dollaes each.
Mg for" her lag rivet, end it wee
Gum a l lll 'Kleine* that the
sleittiet left lout 111Ie right un the
01 lief 4 itd,.
At 1 6,1.•k Tuesday Iftermon both
vssl4 steamed mit of Port At thin..
the A co ni hoot four lll i l lutes in this lead,
a! num& V Cape there ir48 Intt
chaitae. the Assinitioia still leading.'
A steamer which Arrived et l'ort
Arthur W'edneteley oing reported
that the llinonie was neck and neck
wit h her t teal, smoke and flme* were
pouring out of the funnel of the
Assiniboie and both boats were b ing
forced ahead at record speed.
Yesterday morning the Soo wall RH
excitem nt and ninny tits ns role
eat her than usual to eee the 11,11.'
A wonsan's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with haw kidneys.
Theslightest disorder indult
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills. by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition 'prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to torpmen.
Pate young girls Wdlii-out
motherai -sufFeritre-iiiveir
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Freni 11•11i, -4 ..11 io
ew 'Potatoes
:URI titbit e
I testi t,--,- 4,)..
Me ts and FIGur
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line of y al
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;rive extra g el 5 allue,• tip OM'
ctuttoniets.
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