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All sera* peamptll at�W to oe leaving h•e al TH6 Bt(:.\\'AL, Oodetio4
A. K. TAYLOR. Id1aATrosu.
MEDICAL
glIS. W. B. GALLOW, M. B.
L nod residence. North Wrest. Goderich,
berth el West" lteeker7 office. TeMpkoos M.
Dlt. GEO. HISILEMANN, OSTIs-
PATH, esxciali.t in women'■ and chll-
1e�a e drones. acute, 'throttle. and nervous die -
eye. ear. rem sod throat lumbago and
reeematidew elan cthe Square, oars, p�toh
pNorth ew
.third
R. P. J. R. FGRsTER-SYSA
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no... and throat only. 4 Rome .aritoow York Ophthalmic and Aunt IsoUcute,
'Anklet A.•I•t. Itar. Nose and 1 Wrest Hopi W.
Gokles Square. and Moorefield Lye H•nWtal,
tpdoo, Knighted. Office, 63 n. W aterloo Street.
Stratford, eppo.ite Knox Church. Hours u.
t• le a..0 . Y to 1 p, in. 7 to $ p• m. Telephone
11. AND MINNIE M. GREER,
hiropra . nerve
•esatats�`Ciropract�ti sciencethat
owes without drop or knits. Free examine
bike vPhoShoe
en-
trance on Kartgreet. Phoe 3p.-
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LEGAL
PROUDFOOT. BAYS & KILLOR-
AN. berrlslerr. solicitors, notaries public.
reeler to the Mariuwe Court. eta. Private
lead�p. to hod at beat rate. of hasten
�yyyy�tp�c . )tial side 'toss.. Ood.ridk. W.
LJLj�AN. N. PRu(JDiF((j'T. Jr. J. L.
lirO. CAMERON. K. 0.. -
• TER solicitor.notaypublic.Oake-
, ksmst, Odertc4 Jnasi door from
('Lf(L& ("ARROW, LLR., MAR-
ginglt. &leprosy, .ollottar..tc.. Gado -
Herm M tend at lowest rata.
CBBAGSR, BARRISTER, SOL-
isSar, Notarf 1•ubllc mad Coeveyanoer.
-Doug House, Godericb. giver.
AUCTIONRL
THOMAS OUNDRY
AUCTIONEER
nog r. God.nch. All lestruoUose by m.t1
Mstt at Signal 'lace will be proatety et
.sndsd to. Itesids.cs teleptsae 1171.
fl 3u ANCE, LOANS, STC.k.
00k1 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
Nam Apply to M. G. CAM
Hle
eedel r Hamilton divot 0odetict.
lar
It ROBERTSON.
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INSURANCE AGLNT.
rout se.. ldurre.l,o': British. Canadian mud
Asn swag.
ao0rtle.I ammo ens •xis ammonium' L EALL-
ITr : Thu Ocean iGuarantee
Traavr .i,u tit .torntet Bosom : The U.S.
F'W1.te .ad (gamier Company
0daos as ..id..c., norta.m•t corm. of Vie.
torts sad M.. David • •tt*ete. Phone 17ft
1lo&iU.OP MUTUAL FIRE IN
MI 8 OR A N C le C O. -Fara sad bolatad
own property ower.d.
Olieeo -J. S. Mcrae. Pro+.. *Worth I.O.':
Jes (snood V.cernia. Uodsrtnb 1'. 0..
/term
K. rsa-T.o t, a forth J e
_ bMenv..�II F. LnU oars+'. dwrorth : Joan
11.Orl•r e. Wirthtv$ .`e thus Rlaa, l'ao.tance,
tea W'.. swab. !w.4b.r...Jars .,
Yvon.. Esso
• ro. , Reber Yn.. dartsat : Malmatm
Mc Ewe.. Itrucenetd.
m J. W. Yaw B.ln....vtns: It Smith
itrsa�.► $I...t"` gat 0blgr.,i:...t1""OW ela 'Pit s4
seimi�ee,te sed !tet thser mare weel at
a. J. Me tl.b . Clothing tkwaCnale% goat R
M (JOY'. Ur.voryssneiwsse••t, gal who.
MAIs1AGI LICEMS1IS
WALTER E. KELLY, J. P..
WURRI( 11. ONT.
telsUER or MARBIAUL LICENSES.
E. R. WIQLE
tea. W.1.7
Issuer of triage Ucesse6
WiGLE'8 PHARMACY
(lodorioh. • Osbert°
Pell awe these Uupbeeber 1.1.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STmi. r.00D. ONT.
Taw ha/ .eam.rn 1l nekei la fa•
pv.viaer. . amo.we. .re tb4t..tek
sad p •%. I whin ear tarr�•t•r� sw
kstMr team yes will end .Itt.wlt.te.
W 4 men for oar .t.d•mr tees
mew iwtnse asboob ds r)ur rat•, are
e......M., wFN.
tor eer !M .ehtl-
e,pw
=Wise west w era M hie 9wa
D. A. ticWCELAI,' Peaselget.
THE SIGNAL GODRRICH ONTARIO
WATERS TAKE NAVY TOLL ,
THE LATEST MARKETS
Pour Drowned Near Brantford amid
Two Sarnia Picnickers Perished
Thomas Garnet. a farmer of Onon-
daga, ten miles from Brantford, with
his two children Mansell. aged eight,
and Leon, aged six, and a visitor,
fourteen -year-old Myrtle Reit. of West
Brantford, were drowned In the Grand
River uear the Garnet home.
The four met their death while
rowing In • leaky punt scrota the
river. Garnet was asked by hitt child-
ren to take them for a row. &a-
while
swhlle the remainder embarked. Bs
fop they had gone very tar the boat.
which had been leaking. Stied with
water, and all were engulfed. Thomas
Truckle, the hired man. was In swim-
ming near by, and tried to rescue the
children but his strength failed and
they sank.
Two young women of Sarnia. Nettle
Beaumont aged 17, and Jessie Law
son, aged 18. were drowned at Tash-
moo Park on Lake Bt. Clair while
attending the annual picnic of the
Sarnia Baptist churohes. The gtrla
were bathing.
Ten persons were drowned In On-
tario on Saturday and Sunday. In
every case the victims were bathing.
The list follows:
Gladys Bongard, aged 16, of Melts
vtlle, at Massassaga Park.
Everett Ketchen, aged 24, In the
'hent River.
Galbraith Emilie, aged 1. and
kJames Cowrie, aged 12, of St. Oathar-
n in Twelve -mile Creek.
rred Gauthier, of St. Catharines, In
the old canal.
James E. lllgman, of Uxbridge, In
Jefgksot's Pond.
Bert Carr, 21 Donlan avenue, Toro!).
to, in Toronto Bay 'Mt ''I '
John Graves, Ilton, in Hamll.
• ....w ---
•I,
+� Elopps, of Grimsby, In [.eke
Rossano, Muskoka. r --
Unknown Italian. at Belleville, in the
Bay of Qulnte.
THE MANITOBA ELECTIONS
,Roblin Returned to Power by Greatly
Reduced . Majority
The standing of the parties in the
nert Legislature of Manitoba still re-
mains In doubt. .liberal and Censer-
vatiee claims still differ. The Govern-
ment force; still claim a 25 to 21
standing, welch Includes the twe
doubtful seats In St. George and Ste.
Rose. The Liberals claim to have
'captured 22 seats out of the 46 in the
new 'louse. in the last Legislature
there were 41 seats of which the Con-
servatives held twenty-nine and the
'Liberals twelve.
STRONG FIGURE RZMOVF.D
Non. H. R. Emmerson Mormer Liberal
Cabinet Minister Called by Death
Hon. H. R. Ernmerson, K.C., and
M.P. for Westmoreland County died
on Thursday at his home In Dorcbes-
ike,, .B-, attar an Linens of aix weeks.
Me woe Mayotte years d age, and
death was due to heart failure. Hon.
1Mr. Emmerson will beet be remem-
bered to Ontario as Minister of Rail -
Brays and Canals in the Laurier Cabl-
es' from 11104 to 11107. He was an
outstanding figure in the House of
Oommons, and one of the most unique
In the pub le life of Canada during
11s day.
Krsfchnko Executed
ybhn ilbatchenko. murderer of
H. M. Arnold, bank manager at Plum
Ooulee, was hanged at Winnipeg on
,Thursday morning. He died, as he
•had lived, a man of Iron nerve and
went to his death unflinching al-
though be was unconscious for nearly
three hours before the execution. He
recovered just ten minutes before he
toss taken to the scaffold. He main-
tained his innocence of the actual
Murder to the last but professed pent-
Itsnce and spent many of his last loan
40 prayer.
Big Canal Contract Lot
The contract for the final seetlon
of the Trent Valley Canal has been
let by the Domtbioa Oovernmeot. The
.u(ressful tenderer was the firm of
Randolph MacDonald Company of
Toronto at 8901,141. The section Is
in the Severn River division. and the
whole canal from Georgian Hay to
Lake Ontario 1■ now under contract
Conspiracy Case Thrown Out
t)eclartng that he could place no
eaildhileare in the evident, of J. R.
Hunter the Informant and that he
find nothing to support the 7ch ge Police Magistrate Kelly d1s
m sed the charges of conspiracy and
bribery against i)r A H. Macklin and
Bev Joseph 1Milntt to connection with
the Centre Huron provtnrtal contest
Farmers' Market
Follow Ins are the latest quotations
kor
farni produce at St. Lawrence
arket, Turouto:'--
Wheat
r wheat
is ...,
ley .63
16
.66
$1.00
96
46
uc k wheat
ye
Peas ,.,, .90
Hy, timothy. No. 1.,..11.00
tray. new 16.00
Mixed and clover 15.60
(Cattle hay 10.00
S traw. bundled 15.00
do. loose 9.00
tire 'straw 17.00
at straw 16.00
butter, choice dairy.20
Mggs, new laid. dozen.27
S pring broilers. each.36
!Fowl. dressed, Ib. .16
Ducks, Ib. .15
tklings, spring. lb.26
keys, Ib. .20
'Live hens .16
do. broilers, each.60
'Asparagus, bunch .06
.Potatoes, bag 1.76
Beets bunch .03
Carrots, bunch .03
Celery, bunch .06
Cabbages. each .06
Cauliflower., each .06
Curranta, red, box .20
Gooseberries, qt .05
Parsley, bunch .02
Lettuce, bunch .02
Green onions, bunch.02
Green beans, basket ... 70
Oreen peas. basket 30
Raspberries, box . .18
g.ipt, per isoug. .16
ateseo• es
Farmers Need NMP
Mr H A Mardonell. Director of
Colenlzatlon and Immigration tor On-
tario speaking on the labor attention
said "Th• demand for farm labor is
fairly strong at the preempt tree. We
'man plare any number of experisaced
farm laborers or partly oxpevt..esd.
and w ean pleee taeiJerienesd beads.
provided they are .trig. hesJthy
yooig fellows, and are willful. to
work -
Dywaewlbr Ie Reihsased
Lake Oiling, alias DuItmps, leads.
of the gang which dynamtt.d the Wel.
lead Canal to 1000, has been r.is.ued
Prom 1Clsgert0n penite.tlsry on parole.
to
60.00
.00
.46
.64
.80
.00
.00
21.60
18.00
17.00
12.00
17.00
11.00
18.00
17.00
26
.36
.70
22
.17
.25
.22
.2o
0.00
0.00
2.00
.06
.05
.07
.16
.26
.15
.10
.06
.04
.04
0.00
.60
0.00
4110
-s Epet Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Prime steers. 1910 to$10.00;
shipping. $8.76 to 89.25; butchers',
$715 to $8; heaters, $7 to $8.75: cows,
61.76 to $7.60; bulls, $6.26 to $7.50;
stockers and feeders, 66.60 to $7.66;
stock helfera, 16 to 36.76.
Veale -36 to $11.60.
Hogs -Heavy and mixed, $9.40 to
$9.60; roughs. $8 to $8.15; stags. $6
to $6.76.
Sheep and lambs -Iambs, $7 to
$9.50; yearlings, $6 to 68; wether$,
66.26 to 66.60; ewes. $2.50 to $5.50;
sheep, mixed, $5.50 to $6.
Tire Pea e% sedea r se Caine. wee
seek by the destroyer Wn.quetten dem
Nag m.aerevrsr of Toulon, Phase..
7\e crew of etre Oalypeo were sewed.
Legends.. Stovall ted (7hfi1 are cos
*Mertes a proemial to water me offen-
sive W I.feaatve dlWoe.
Oslt le tahtag step to 'seers ts-
eiremeatles ss a Mtg.
Chicago Lies Stock
Cattle -Beeves, $7.70 to $9.85:
steers. $6.80 to $8.55: stockers and
feeders, 15.80 to $8.10; cows and
heifers. $3.90 to 89.15; calves, $7.60
to $11.
Hogs -Light, 68.60 to $9; mixed,
$8.60 to $9; beavy, $8.36 to $9; rough.
$8.30 to 28.45; pigs, $7.80 to 88.80;
bulk of sales, 68.70 to 88.95.
Sheep -Native, 85.30 to 16.10; year-
itngs, 86.90 to 17.35; Iambs, native,
$6.40 to $9.20.
Toronto Cattle'°Market
Repreaantatlre prices are:- '
Butcher cattle. choice ...3R.00 to $8.60
7.76 8.00
7.10 7.75
7.25 7.50
7.60 8.00
6.75 7.60
6.50 6.75
6.00 2.50
4.60 5.50
3.60 4.00
4.00 4.60
6.75 7.25
6.50 6.76
6.00 6.50
6.76 7.26
6.76 7.00
6.00 6.60
80.00
66.00
80.00
10.00
do. good
de. medium
do. common
Heifers, choice
do. common
Butcher cows, choice
do. good
do common
Canners
Cutter
Butcher bulls, choke
do. good
do. commas ....
Feeders .
Stocker, choice
do. medium
Milkers, choice. each 66.00
do common. each 60. 00
60 00
9.00
7.60
Springers. each
Calves. choice
do medium
do. common 6.50
Sheep. ewes, light 6.00
do heavy 4.50
Bucks 4.00
Spring lambs 1.00
Hogs. welshed off can. 8.75
do ted and watered. 2.60
do free nn board 8.25
Men's
Raincoats
in all the latest 'Wades and class
to 44. Guaranteed to be ab-
solutely water proof. Let us
show you the styles. Priced
raincoats $4.75 to $12.55.
Boys' raincoats 11111.75 and up.
Men's Work Shirts
Black and white striped and
plain black, 44110 and up.
Men's Umbrellas
Strong steel frame., covers of
good wearing cloth, good
selection of handles in natural
woods with trimmings. Also
metal poste. Tao to $2.00.
M. ROBINS
Open evenings
Selling agent for PwLodl
O.wJI�
evenings
Selling Peabody'.
Overall.
etenseleaMingleneWeeleseetailleeetWee
Picnic Time
io pi.-nic time itis most
essential that you have
the heir kind of Cured
Meats for sandwiches,
etc. We taking special
care Of fresh Mints this
season, and having in-
stalled a new refrigerator
we are ready to supply
you with the very beat
HAM and TONGUE
HOCK, HEAD-
CHEESE (Tray. Ben-
tos), CORN BEEF,
SAUSAGES and
SPARE -RIBS
Also a full line of
Fruit end Vegetables.
POWELL
the
GROCER
GROCER
ON THE SQUARE
PHONE el
ON SQUARE
el
DR. DeVAN'S FRERCH PILLS ntrt
1Ltlng Pill for Meme/ P a bra or three for
o. , Sold at sit Drug 210. or maga/ to my
*dram
gsretot *les.
Ts !tensest Date
. to 0aOoewmf.
or=
1.00Vitalitty7 for Neer* and graft: tseramele •sroy
6.60 1 matter" • a Tonle -will bull/ low up. le a bsx, e.
twofor 12. at dreg Herm. or by mall on TOMS
6.60 Werke
nas Tee somata. Dave Os.. et Catharine/
2.00 G
4.60
1.60
0.00
0.00
0.00
Chew Markets
London. Ont -Nine factories offered
1`485 bones. 215 sold at 121Wr bid-
ding, from 1214r to 12%ke
St. Hyacinthe. Que.-260 peeked*.
butter sold at 22c; 760 boxes cheese
at 12c
Belleville -Offerings of theses Lige
white and 120 colored. Sales. 1.1176 et
12 7.164 116 at 12%e.
Watertown. N. T, eeMld
Mee boxes at 18%e to Irby
Toronto Groin Prises
The following wholesale pekoe are
sleeted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -No 1 Nor.. /like.
busk bay porta; No. 2 Nor., 841kc.
taaak, bay porta, winter storage,
Manitoba Oats --No .2 C.W.'s, 43c.
bay ports. No 2 C.W.'s. 42c bay
Ontario Wheat --Na 2 winter, Segs
is No. outside. old.
Ontario Wheat -No. 3 winter. *Sc,
ssb14e; tor basest sad September
ehtp seat.
Ontario 0.8-4ee to 440, outsold*:
dile to 4214e. track Tomato.
Oars -No. 2 yellow. Tse, e11 rail,
Wren to frelght&
iN... -No 2, 81.00 to 81.11. ear lets,
as std.
P.ckwbeast-No, 2. 210 to R2c, oat -
Ry. -141o. 1, lin to 64e. (seaside.
•iii -Good malting barley. outside.
US to dee.
MOed Oats Per bag of M poewds.
1S1L: is smaller Iota. $1.12%. per
$4•I11, wholesale. Windsor to
Millttreal.
KOMssd-Manrtnbs bran p4 tops.
IS treat. Tomato. shorts O8 to WM.
creek. Tomato, ()etario hese. 814
IS 616, is hags, shorts. tel to 116;
M/Mlt.go. 111
Hot Weather
HINTS
Garden Hose
Hose Reels
Sprinklers
Noszks
Couplings
Hose Menders
Etc.
Onh
W. R. PiNDER
Phone 156 Hamilton Street
1r=
Conspiracy Charge
Dismissed
(Continued trove page 2)
Listen to this. • You acid sowe-
thiog about money the last LIMO you
were here, and do I understand frogs
that that money can be got," ani be
said what :' "Oh yes we have some
money."
Yes. He did say that.
Did you tall us that fust now? Did
you tell Its that just now ?
I emit tell you.
Remember you ate on your oath and
you ars swearing positively, plat the
saute as you did on election day when
y w took the oath.
I only got it from memory • 1 can't
give you exactly one phrase after the
other. 1 am telling it to the best of
my ability.
Which 't up to mach.
Police Magistrate Kelly : You never
ntegsortsad tt ?
Mr. Hunter : No.
Mr. Makin': Now what was mid
atter be said "Ob yes, we have the
Mr. Hunter : He said "How much
do you want r
Yes?
I said there were the two Wein and
Mansell, say twenty dollars. He said
be tbajght he could get three dollars
apiece for them and five dollars for
Mansell, becomes I explained that Mao-
ssll was sick.
Ie that all that wee said about this
on that oeceeioo ?
1 thing so.
Well then you didn't say ••Well,
said, if that is the case probably i
could mileage these votes for you
I did say that- I can't mind all that
thins either coull yl u.
Who dictated this
Mr. Dancey.
You told me you did. You told me
you dictated this yourself. Surely
everybody beard that.
Well, 1 gave it exactly as itabappen
cd and Mr. Danoey wrote it down.
Or Mr. Dancey dictated it and you
wrote it down'
No sir. The other way on.
The origio.l is written in Mr.
Dsecey's handwriting?
Yes sir.
The phraseology is his ?
The wording is mine.
Is the phraseology of the declaration
yours or his, the shaping of the words
and sentences?
I expect it is mine.
You ate expecting too much.
Which is it?
It. is mine.
You told him, word for word, what
is written down here?
Yes.
You had it all in your mind then :'
Yes, it was fresh then.
And you have been thinking about
it ever since and the longer you think
the more you forget it?
it looks like it.
It does. yes. So you do think now
you laid 1 could probably manage
I these votes for you ?"
Yee sir, I did say it.
When you said that you had no in-
tention of doing so?
It was merely to prove be had the
monWhen you said that you had no in-
tention of attempting to manage these
votes for Mr. Elliott or Dr. Macklin ?
No.
You lied to him in plain English ?
He had spoken to Weir before that.
When you said you could probably
manage these votes for him you had
no intention of doing so?
No sir.
You were deceiving him ? That is
what you were doing ? is not that so ?
i had no intention of deceiving ,him.
Wen you intendiog to deceive him
when you told him that ?
Was ' intending to deceive him 9
Yes?
Police Magistrate Kelly : Or were
you going to produce the votes?
Mr. Hunter : A Scotcbman can't be
Nought.
Me. Making : 1 want that question
answered. When you made that
statement to Mr. Elliott were you at-
tempting to deceive him or did you
intend to carry it out ?
Mr. Hunter : I didn't intend to carry
it out.
You were deceiving him
Put it that way.
Do you put it that way ? 1 will
pick the pen up. You answer the
question slid dont let any more fall.
Answer my questiob.
Pollee Magistrate Kelly : If you
know bow to answer we would like it.
Mr. Hunter : 1 wasn't trying to de-
ceive anyone.
Mr. Makin.: After your conversa-
tion with Mr. [Macey, Mr. Dancey ad-
visedou to bide these two constable"
behind the curtain, and 1 suppose the
two constables beard the .tetement
you made, u you now admit you did.
that you probably could manage them
votes for him. Now did you intend tc
do so?
No. i didn't.
Then roe were de'hceiviog Mr. Ftffott?
Yes. i will m yes.
You were deceiving him?
Yea.
Were you at that time organist of
Koos church here in town?
Yes sir.
What next then?
B e said be didn t know how much
they bad and he would go and see the
doctor. s
Y.L.
And he asked how long 1 could wait.
Dr. Macklin's name was not men-
tioned in that conversation?
It ml bt•bave been Dr. Macblin.
You have sworn be said the doctor?
le that nam imaisied lastano. you are
telling the truth. Did be mention Dr.
Ma^klloP
1 am tellirg the troth as far as 1
ma everything.
You ars probably disabled this after -
soon then.
Yes. probably that. `y
Dm he mentionDr. Mead's'. name
at all during that oo.verartihe?
1 thlnk probably he did.
Is Ibat aa far as 700 oan go -
Y.. sir.
You don't know in what onnnectlos?
i think he did
i am tired of your thinking
Well i can't do anything *le. He
said ho didn't know how much the
doctor had
Did ise menthm 1)r Machlis''*Mee
in lbat coevals/tem?
T...
is what committed/
TO BUILDERS
liat•inj1 now installed a re -cut Band Saw, Wt
are prepared to supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SiZES TQ ORDER
A lalge,stock of Lumber on It:2nd of standard
sites.
Ontario Vl'hite Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs for sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH
Boils) Are You Troubled/
Biliousness
Malaria
ConstiPation Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discord
!orbs,. lths ase Imp be *saw le legs
J. Wads THIN al tam ar&.) ahem LLi. wsd•sm
Ortl•.sa:-'1t neva .e mama\ prase. Who .Nm
r mar yes • t stt.selet. W le its reading semi
maw* your maalfetaes will der math Par Moir tbex
homer masa At the as. of feort.em i was troubled
• pest dal with maalaris and esara semeasaatd
orplt�kimp sFtatitrs�awt�re, st s�at�01 twee MYwho bow always 0 1 was Merawla4011r
>�aevegy. 18051 smswss is bulls I
kmt i did sot Mew at awe bolsi 1 _irk tows
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�'wsferiley la as rlei isatt r e0w '0.14.. t. ss -
for over forty years ha.
been lending its aid to just
such canes as this. In our
posseuion we have thou-
sands of testimonials of like
character.
Perhaps yoo are skeptical,
but isn't it worth at least a
trial in view of such strong
testimony? isn't it reason-
able to suppose that if it
has done so much for others
it can do as much for you?
Ter dredge,' will supply you is
a.etd or Wert rater. a res ma
msaw
1.sfeW
. tr
ben
a.�.11�maPlum 11M.iRT.1
i Can't tell you. It is impossible to
remember everything.
He said be woulu go end .ee the
doctor?
Yes sir.
Then you go on to tell about the
Wein. Who ere the Weirs?
Twu Scotch fellows come to the
town. They work iu the organ fac-
tory.
1 am told they ale iwmioently re..-
pectable citizen.?
Yea sir,
Who was it mentioned the Weirs to
Mr. Elliott?
He met them at the church, Mr.
Elliott told me.
You know lbat from Mi. Elliott'
telling you?
Yee.
How did the name Weir come w be
men ed between you cud Mr.
Elliott?
Him going to the church and looking
for me and meeting Mr. Weir. He
was plactiuog on the °risen.
And the notue Mwuaell was that
mentioned at tire .awe tier?
1 don't think it was mentioned at
the gams time.
When wee it first mentioned?
At the.econd interview.
You said Mansell wee out of trot Is?
Yes sir.
Had you discussed wino the Weir.
their votes in this election?
1 knew of course they couldn't ire
bought.
find you discussed the matter with
them?
No Sir.
Had you discn.eed with Menotti iii.
vote in this election?
No sir.
And when you told Elliott the
Weir.. vote could be got for three
dollars did you kuuw anything about
it.
Well, 1 didn't know, really I didn't
know.
You just common. ordinarily. evety
day lint to bin.?
Weil, 1 don't know.
Yon did, didn't you?
What?
Lied. Lied. You know what
that means don't your
I don't know exactly. 1 didn't know
anything about it.
You h•do't discusd with the
Weirs their votes?
And gnu hadn't discussed with Men-
rll bi• vote?
No
And you didn't know whether three
or three hundred dollars would have
bought their vote.?
No.
So it was pure fabrication on your
part when you u,entloned that to Mr.
Elliott P
Mr. Elliott said be could probably
get those dollars.
"1 then said --
Go on.
Oh oo. You go on. You said Mr.
11l10µ said be could get three dollars
apfec�{IP
ITo be costinued.l
5100.00 IN GOLD
Ws will give one hundred dollars in
gold to any men, woman. or child that
cannot be h.nedted by l4WReine balr
tonic W• are anxious to have every-
one try S.gelse for we know it is the
greaten hair tonic that bas ever been
discovered. Sevin. will positively
cure an itchy scalp, Wring life into dull
faded hair and add tnebee to its length.
0.gelne le now obtainable In (3ederieb
siwij 1s sold under a guarantee to
please. A large bottle of Se ebne
en.te hot fifty seats. lite sur* to go to
I. J Betlasrl's drug storm for other
stores don't have ids..
MEN WELL SATISFIED .
Speaking of h;e experiende with cow
testing for three yeal. 011e (smogs'
near St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, recently
.
xpreseed bim.e:f as very well ratio
fled. He bsd go'.l ratsun to be, for is
June this year his nine 'Owe averaged
1211ti reminds of milk each, a tutalsl
111,1000 pounds. Three years .o the
average was only fi23 pound., the
total only 7411 Mound..
in other words, hie ineoroe Com the
nine cowl, VP A% Llai [treater in ons
month this ye.r.
Instances eery .imilar to this may
be tnnnd in minty where cow
testing IIIA. b-ete -taken up intelligent-
ly. Near Listowel, Ontario, 14 a herd
of 11i cows that grave on the average
2741) pounds .•f milk more ter row
than three years ago. Toe additicnof
trier per year to on-. income, without
increasing the numi.er of row',' is s
uaMran,iel And tangible result of in-
kLtelGRrnt weighing and sampling.
I ARalo. at WV..oler, Ontario, is a herd
I now giving (08,7 pound. of milk per
cow, an increase of elm,at'80) poul14,
per one.
Record fog me L.ir milk and feed, and
a herd record hook. will he supplied
free nn application to the dairy com-
missioner, Ottawa, Ontario.
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and Sick
Headache
Calgary. Alberta, July S. 1911
1 was a great sufferer for a long time
with hiliownar, sick headache and
Ever trouble. Nothing seemed to de
me any good. 1 had •Imovt given nr
in despair when I derided b, try
FIG PiLLS
After taking about half • hoe (h•
hes.l*eh.. e•nrpe.) and my .Iy'ari••
improved. 1 have ju.t fiuiabvd 10'
Nth bolt and feel as well we ever I
an b*artily recnnto.en.l Reg ['ills I..
stomach and liver trout.lw,
M*,-. MARY ELLtao'
SnId wt all dealer- toll .nd 711 t'• •'1
boxes or ,nailed by The Fig P.11 (','
lot Th..,..Oot N••1.1 in Goder,h
by k. 11.
.W,attle, druggist-
►
-Bethop Fallen ha. announced th,
appointment of Rev. Mon.. Avlwar•r
r -ctor of Bt. Peter's catbe,lrrl. .1 i.,ui
don, to Sarni.,
Thin Me cadet ware killed, l
when a O�inese gastalsf. 1 ne'
the lilangean arsenal, was iiS$Se
np
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ES T E S�'6.a,► .
PliOth oboe am R1 gs
Bol.
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Ise • lbws of
aiirk 13 Li
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PATENTS
tog ee.rttrtgt. Asp ter ear reVT.`t-
w111sh will be .set tree.
WNW • 1EARION.
as Ymtt_M1 16. 10.0'6.4.