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" Is Your Heart TH 161167, flave A)ut, ;11 intense Gat, li0 "
. thougil it cont-Muca to Palo up ZlltQ7- - I ,
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on t�e wl,arf and parts Of the freight I
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I Unstrung 49 coulparativAlly, for 'tile tiute� in no U . p
I ,.. . I 1.0 The L3ud, Rolled in Wwas Six to Eight Feet Mh *nd Vestruction of cerloi;13 danger. A numbev of blan-1 . , .. . #_ , . .111.411-1. .
V�5':`,"?_q [1:A 0�01 -1��3 OF �LO b(-'Ar�' Town, Halmw *Ad Whaves of Y44iixaa Was Ab- ,,., jug lighter$ containirm lumber and .
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Aul 100�!VQ3 havo b.oin.�,t, fr,-!�'6�� I solute, *nd Indescribable. we"1411diRe dr-REW4 �, I �r, MK114111f,11,1111111)
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prevaloat of la'�o- I .1 our hosc:3 put tholl out Nvitbout great 0 �
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casp,i w1lor" t1w Lonrt I-0 ror,�n , A GRAPHIC STORY BY AN EYE WITNESS. difliculty. I I i( 'I �
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Aro affcAca you 17111,fin'l tlalt Nit, 16 I "About I') 9. m. the wind 1;e,gan to 1; ,;,
I I-Arn�4"!t-Ir* ,arl.l Norro VO4 TW *. -, I . VTO. case Off. anti by 4 - p. in. it had drol). i . , /
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str�.�gf!k,,,n anil 1.r.vi;;r_-mt4% t3�,o lwa;t , Cop. S. RohinsQu, R.N.R., Comimoditr of Canadian PAC -if",_ S-S'k - rcd to a light breeze Mid WO,got. out I . I . .51 1 I
I I ffici3l ROPOtt. jines to tho posts on the wharf. whiclif 4 .Ab If It 's Baggage -
'. U�tion. bone up �� " 10 nfV7ao flyr,10m, - � 'I . i still appearcil ingood order, and how
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tvari-h tho blA,!, 4U.1 tl�%a utl 'p -n-11 just to hand is tile official report,TDe two-story wooden. freight f4led r --se', 1
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, I P you tequire, Otlier for yourself or for gift ,pnrpi _,- -
, in S. RON :OB, It R.,'ou the wharf runninr S,e igator, coming, in ,With us, I ,
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trOULT-5, r-1-10'. Uav,R lieeolro t pta �w, . N. ., along nearly av 0
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I . - .1, ", .. commander of the c1madian Pacific I the full length of the ship,was, badly , .1 P 0
I Of Ire '-,mdt 7��,,ag VX -1 .-,U%iyf ,�j I. 1'� �� . , and making fa,it to the wharf close I I #
�8. .9. i'mpresis of Australia, on the distorted but practically Intact, 48 asterp, both vessel,% being bold some .1 . , 10
. tblo�;.0flwP:,t_ � , -story fcrro�concrete t � rtap
,Japanese earthquake, the fire and the was also the one ' dis ance OR tile wharf .by partially . ;.� , , Wa&er s 10 the H.Ve to Buy,
I I ns to A 'n a, wrecked and burned lighters. . . -
nt relief operations, in all of shed tinder co t , ctio e ,tb outer
. . Kni. R. R -h., lroo,�r, ITt'... ,�., Nvilich captain Robinson, his officers end of the wharf. "It -was then realized that the ,#W . -w,, -high ,
%Vrite,i."Abotl� two Fen -a.1 a-1 1. r,uf- , I .1 ,,Is Itis stecL As never so coulplew in real -gra&
t, and crew played q part which -bad "Thrce or four hundred P001110 Were whole of the town, inebodiuR the For -
I fered Zrmu palptatiqn, of tho 11011r� made them and their ship famous on the wbarf alongside the ship, s4y- eign SettlQmlent and the li,esidentl I ., ., -- Ofto
� . and shortw-1114 of lormil-. Nk� heart tbrou at the world. The report Ing good-bye to their friends, with District on the Muir, had been d " ---'-'-;-'-*
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woml4l wzq) N.'a's at ltnmi. arA 0 ,,4 deals with the disaster from the me- I paper streamers in their b4nds, when ,strayed. Fires cool u: b of 3038,322 gave 113,000 for Va- - DA" SUIT' CASES and TRUNABI
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* - )f the first shock, On Saturday) the earthquake happened. A num. Ing fier 1�1 All along Ahe foreshore ion Unit 70,735 sgainnt It,' and Bow I Jill III 1111111 1111111111
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-11.71-1.1-111- ....._ pc� to .slt up 11a' bod to �-,et � -
. . -1 -5.,eptember Is - nud in , rections- for miles Inland. 'Unionists": on this eight-year-old
I ]�,roull lia I I .. .... . . t, till the ship left yo,t I ke� fell or were tbrowh_k,t the 018 I 111 the,
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2""'I"114"' "'" 'Veif Soptem r waves pas- tion aii& IW fcwj of, .
. Uy nerves " I '. " - i�;;d __ of Tokyo and io'1`,osu"k*a"`sIi-o,N,ved a great an V, ! -
- I got �,Ao uistmug I roald '�'2't'fi",I"ar I. an ugs eing that they'were burning too. We put Opp, , , .
. , , n s m9re thrilling than any sed-solue of the OP I b asition and by a "Church Union .
�, 'not ecop, only for al�ont two hou'ra, fictitious narrative, of wild adventure three or four feet wide-eithar dis, . out lifeboats with all the men avail- MIV '%Aich '%VAS never subinitt0d tO � .
caelt night. Having read 6o Uuch ,it sea. . appearing Ato the water �eliiw or. able and sent then, ,to the 'shore of the people, and which, with its� coer.; I I - 1.
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. ,yow Nfilburn's Ire.-Irt and The manuer in which Captain Rob-' being crusbod to, death. In One case the Bund to pick up suvvlvors, all tile clon. of consclimce and confiscation of - � .
. Xetvo Pills - T I t:ed thern and J.h,y inson -de4t; with the various danger- In motor car .and Its occupants, ready Europeans among the ship's company sacred trusts, would be a blot here. . I I - � .
.1 ' Ous. :situations which pressed upon his to drive of the Wharf, diSUPP4 eared who could be spared.'aud several pas. to u4nOwn oil canodws Statute I I I . I �. . . .
, I have givem ,,ao woutiftful rellItf, vo , ,, are. attempting to drive out the, � I I " f ____
I ship in rapid,uliccessicn, first through I entirely. Captain Kent, our Shang, sengers who volunteered, forroing Book V . , � � - ,I, 4 �
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inuell 40 th.4 I li.svo us,�,kl them ever fir, whiob 'she Wa4 hai Pilot, w1iii had came up with, Vs search and streb�her parties for tho entire membership, wipe out their I , .. _�:
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oluee.11 . � moored, then through all blazin,T to a I to meet the 'Empress of Canadn't and in,jured. Thh3 work was continued- Church, and to seize and transfor to . � .
. , , of. 200 feet all round the Ve0- I 'who WIM on the wharf, bad a most ali through the night- and was M. I A -_ 4 , . I
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I 1filburm"s Heart null Nor bd his par- iuiracul6us escape, falling down times a task,of considerable danger. � � .
T ve Pills [r,01=10 0=9 . . I '
. , are 50c. a box at all'dealexi. or 1114110a tially disabled charge to a Place of through a fissure in 'the cement into One thouipiad ptisoners had been let . . I -1 . Word Wk 11 r.
I direet on.reeoipt of price blr'The T. . '*,A Genui Leather club Bag, t eather uned, for $7.75
� safety ontsjd� the, harbort though'some hollow beueaiRtbo wharf and out of jail during the earthquake, and ne "
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. . =bdrn Co. Ltd., Tog=to, 6tt, told �dt4 ireat modesty, leaves the ;then managing to -scramble out, mat- .11 yinibe - of these c I ommenced 'killing A . . I
.1 . �--_--_ __-____.___=__ reader filled with admalvatiOn, and the urally very much shaken and bruised, all I �Iilng. Bands of 3apanesel . Use HYDRO ELECTRIC robe Trunks, Ste'ailer Trunks,, Leather Suit Casts I
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We assist graduates. to positions
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catalogue and learn something .a. '
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Lve. Goderich 6.00 s,m. 12 0 p, m'.
, . Clinton `6.25 a,in, 2.52 P.M.
it � Smforth 6.41 amn; 3.11 p.m.
Ic Mibehell. 7,.'04 artio. &42 I p. . i:p -
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41 IURelie6er 8,20 it.m. 5.20 . p. m .'.
. :' Guelph - 8,45 a m. 6.50 pan.
T6ronto ,10.10 a.m. .7.40 plub,
Hotu) ning-Leave Toronto 6.50 oi.m.,
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fully darkened, glossy glad Attr&AUVO
with a breW of, Sage Tea and SU111hur.-
whenever her bair took On that dull,
failed or streaked AVOIrStIcei this Min -
pie i�rlxture was a6plied with wonder-
fut effect. Ek asking at any druig
vtore for "Wyethll Sage and Sulphur
Compound." 11011 will got A 1096 b6t-
tji�,, of this old-time recipe, improved
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of pie ture n be ' eftde U , it
restart, natural colot eauty to
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j%Vs everybody uses, Wyeth's Sage and
-sulphur Compound now because It
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nobody can tell It ban bobn applied -
les to ftsy to uses too, Iran simply
d1rinpot a oymb or soft brush and,
dr&* it through your hatt, tsklas an*
strand iLt a time. BY morilft the
Cfty halt dlMVP04rAv* Aft4ft' liti6ther
it to to Ito
aPplicAtl6n or two, reiitorod
atural CO ud looks 910W. soft
a utir 1. This vrepmt1oft INA
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-ticul rs the Innumerable steps and with ,a pact cut on one leg, but arm eu mostly with. long Knives lash- I . . . 31 �
pal FLd taken to aid the- r0fugeeg otherivise unhurt. The greater part ad to bamboo .'wore formed to hunt . AT 20 PER CEN r. -DISCOUNT � �
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add to this feeling. The many gen- of the people oil the wharf Pere these down. With this exception ev. I The People's..Powep, . . At � 11 I . .
oral detall,ii the. r;port - contains thrown down ,and badly shaken and - erytbing 41) on -red orderly, and all I I . I I
imakes it a most,valuAble contribution bruised but escaped serious Injury., voo gratefuli fox, anything we were ECTRICITY . � rU,D,
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to the historical records Of thO c4t0s*I and' when the worst shocks had fin- abla to, do for them. um " I � WASH BY ELECTRICITY . ,
trophe. - ished we hove back alongside, P'%t of survivors of all nationalities, many . .
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One, may'subscribe, boArtily to the out ladders, and took a considerabl(i of them badly wounded, were brought IRON BY ELECTRICITY 1 W,6 WALKE41%, S
tributes . paid Captain Robinson and Itumber on. Wtrd, Many also went on board.- - We also., towards laid. . I . . . I . - - I , . I
those under him by various commit� om the -French Messagerie steamer night, at the suggestion of Mr. BoUl- G nvenlent � " � . . .
tees in letters appended to. the'Te- 'Andre Lobor,� which was 'lying on ter, Acting British Consul' . General, , A 0 . I., 440ften the Cheapest, 01w.ays the beat" . .�
port. The'Anierican- Relief Columit- � the other side of -the outer end of the ,sent several boatloads of fresh wat- . Clean � . . � . I . . � I . . �
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lives .of all on board the, ship during the ' teer av! ;it r,� astern of us. ,mostly Japanoso, in Yokohanitt, Park, I Quick . VALKER'S FURNITURE STORE I I .
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the first two days war . a cons . tautly in I 'The wind, * ic had fulled almost who bad boom without . water . since 9 . . I . . .
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the bands .of. yous your..officers and to a c for a, few minutes during noon. Mr, Boulier hadllarrive4 on Chea'Dep .than, Goa. "I . . . . .1 . I X... . .
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critical situations that saved us all.
and the kindly, courteous and
strong 60 or 10 miles an hour gale, of q'ho staff .killed at missing. He
-still from S.S.E., ogeasionally haul- himseli was badly c.ut,and bivi,.ied,
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. xer control all its civil �.rlghts, and all,ave-free, either tt) romain. in
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poisessions and trusts. Such disre,, their own church or go to .14therr"33, . �
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for the refugees, regardless of can-
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the gale being t4e -effect of a ty� ilight directing and helping in fht.rq-
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Passengers subscribe to these. senti-
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drods of feet abo-ve the town and.a tembor . 2nd, * about 7 o'clock, a VerY
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a It iouse, hall or church, � .
men of truth and homor outside the :meetings, in I he facts. . I . I
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terrible roar came from it, which'wa a aiW furiously buPfting. mass was
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Church, no pen can tell. anywhere. people I I I
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falling of'hundreds of and Stgmr Feati the. old Vrenc
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of -the report, tastefully printed, are.,
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buildings froi-4 the ,hip.,
lu,the Settlement, also Ms. half a mile
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wrought by -the earthquak� is' so gra-
I us had- -fallen,.,and then everyttimir for,painting buoys, ,etc') and, as the
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swept, over us in ,a cloud so den" the fika-Vomained.stationaTy for some
that for� a time, we -w.are unable to see tim�;'that it would burn itself out
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the. foc'sle-head from the bridge, there, but soon it started.to move,
This was rapidly succeeded by doni4 and then we realized that it Was fuel
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clouds.oi -9moke through which., at In-— 041,-lia,go quantities of which .. __7
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rolling in waves apparently 6 ,to 8 With water. ,. A considerable. during- the earth4unke. . . . . . � . . . . I I
very severe � flooded It
feet high like' a suecossioil of fast 111" of this was done by the Stew- "The flames were terrible, some- E ,'V.F.K1U I 411%. a
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large .ones and several smaller ones sengers volutitcerin to,:help, .and as W
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I . alainly visible from the 'height 6 At first it seemea" though' owing ' . VVIRING I , I . . I . I .
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our bridge along the 1vhaff and the to the dista.lice train the sbo're,, we CHURCH UNION. ."'. � . . . . . . . . . � I
. . Vere -com tively safe, .but soon . . 'We spoeialize in Nviiing of . CARBURETER ADJUSTMENTS MADE . .
street leading to it, . .1 .1 I Para � I . : - ,)ii an I I . . . .
� ilThd vessel shook all over in* a large sparks and masses of burning � . I . . P10A AND, CON 0 liin.dse : Let us give ,y, . � .1
. matter came. along,','driven by -the . . � RIV . . . -BRAKES RELINEb AND ADJUSTED .
most lerFifying fashion and als � . . . . . .. . . : estimate foi Ntiring yotir!.110118e. . I � . . � I . .. . . . . I .
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-til�-it--!iFeoiett-.-as�.-though-thq.-.IlAA�ts Not air,, and we saw that the freight . . TIRE CHAIN� .
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. fire. �% were then in an extremely � Blit I ni; the new church, the so�called PRIVATE TELEPHO ES, -'.
a couple dan orous position. , The tow boats ,elders have no ordination vows. of . . ' - REPAIRS .OROMPTLY. MADE TO ALL MAKES OF CARS
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land waves lasted move than a lot - . MOTORS, DYINAM05, . I I .
of minutes, Probably much less� but , go their lines and.left at full any kilid;�WU& the ,ordination Vows - � .. I .
=o& continued for some speed at the first dflhe--earthquak4; O.r ,ministers. have no. mention of the JUCTRIC BELLS and . I . I I .
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time, aird in about half . an hour we we. could not get the vessel Off the basis of union or of any othei state THE BES.T.OF OILS AND GREASES I - -
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at intervals until noon the next day. owing. -to shoal -water, and we could door for error$ common . . . . . � . . ..'�..., CORD AND FABRIC TIRES, . I .
-(Sunday), when we had- severatinore 40t,back along the wharf for the S. them that fatal and 411 too . I . . ., . I .
shocks, and occasional slight trehi-.1Z S. Steel Wavigator' astern. . At tho'errgr which takes from Christ .1lis � COOK, IRON and TOAST hv .
ors were felVon board each,day right A`rst; shock of the carthqualie her Crown of Deity and from sinners a - . . 11 - I . I . T01IFS, LININGS VETC.
up to our departure. I Imoorings parted and she swung out Saviour, making Him only a'man.,. ELECTRICITY, �*�' I &-'T'� -1� -. ' kes I . I
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was living close up to the wharf,'Wd I terwards, 'when the gale inaeased, Church, Govern.mient.' Note . one � We Wye an assortnient,of . _ I I �
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thero'ty the strong wind -afterwards 11 she fell back alongside the wharf and point.. of many. It takes from.:Jhe tile bost Vilaotric Ironq and CARS CLEANEO WASHED AND POLISHED .
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striking or being struck by broken steamier, the 'Lyons Marur'-rcilme in church a congregatibn can c . all whom . �.. . I
pioeos of the wharf; fortunately none � through the smoke, on Our port quar- .it will and when it will, and no Pres- Drr I ..
of the dents were gerioug-but after ter� She struck us heavily right- aft bytiry, or Assembly, or any other, ROJ316 TAIT, MAITLAND, BELL -
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shir had -gone bodily off about fifteen and bow, badly denting the plating congregation a minister whom t�111� P16o ' 82 or 2W
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to twenty feet fraiii a wharf. The. at ID Deck Level right aft, and doing do. not want. in the new church , . . . I I . . . . I . .
wells were at once sounded round and considerable daniage to the bulwarks people may got up a call, at one time . . � I . I . . . - I
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t4of the wharf itself the shore end side.and came in heavily again near ilement comAlittac can send to them . I - - , -, _ _ __ - - __ __ - - - __ -7- - -
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tion of the foreghore itself had sunk rtunatoly,for us,, a large lighter from Presbyterians and a .
below the water, leaving a gap of a- aden with lumber had drifted in a. right, won by many a struggle, and "I �
bout 400, yards with only the iron side us and acted ns a fender; places themNonder a yoke of clerical I .
side ridling and ortions of the -west" 6he smashed to niatchwood, She and official domination which their . IF
laid.there for a little time and then fathers ever refused to bear. ,NK WAT
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ter level, over which pumbera of peo. backed or drifted oft' and disappeared (o) it would be a backward step . I 11
pie were half scrambling, half vMd. in tbe'lsmoke, I learned afterwards in efficiencY of service for Christ, for I I .1
Ing to the.shore. Of the more solid ,that the.wateis of the harbor outside the three churches,,, working ar; they FA 1, - BOT ER
,cement part where we were laid, and the wharves were whirling round fur- .now are, in unity and co-operatioYi, . . . I I
to tho outer end of the wharf, large iou.qly in all directi6na for name time i�lll win and hold more People Of I
portions had sunk or collapscit and after thn earthquake. The 'Lyons varied kindl and types and tasteo. � K,IDNrvS I
l,vge, fissures opened up in the ce. Miltu' was moored to h buoy 'some and more of the immigration from I I -
ment, but the greater. portion still distance to the eastward of us, and in the different churches in other lands; . =
stood v,lien the shocks .bad finished. SOMP Way had her cable parted by and will enlist greater interest alid
- - - � tile 'IC01VA Maru' (T.X,K.), who wa.,4 ,support for their work, than Would Take a Tablespoonful "of Salts if Back Pains or �
I ft7ing to ftet out of the harbor. The any pow;ible combine of the three. t .1
.'LYOnq MAru' then tried to swing to Further, all Christian history shoWs , .. I Bladder is ItTitated -_
I T,a SWARTS! get ,out -of the harbor hermlf-and in t1hat thd timel; of enforced ulliform- ---- - -_ - - - . - . I . � � I , '. .� - 1- I I . .
gUto #nd # a loingso came into us, Her anchor ity in,the church have been its time-,; . 'a . I __
Oise Livoy, "was, down but did not seern to have of spiritual death, while fill 1tq great' neya by drinhing a acids; to help. cleanse flie lddr4e.W; 'ZIMA
I much effect, she was dragging it a- revivals have been a breaking a%VEIY
' bout all the time she watt near us.11 from that uniformity, by earnest quart of v7ater vaell, daY, also Wte Valts ' flush off the bodY's urinotiq %7,1�40- "7,et
bok Stables, Etc. Tho report then describes bow the souls, at the call of a great conViv- four ounces of Sad SaltS frOM 911F Phar -
freight nbed caught fire and )low ra. tion. � occasionally, *saY,1 a noted audiority.
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just off the�Square . heot was intenoe. It doev, not seem in the religious life Qf the nation, for I L. _." 4'
- . mW16.4w . _ elds which almoit paral.ne the glass of ,tvater before brealtfa, t " ,* I',
to have qcorched the painton the bull many, eWrywharoy with a bitte" I forma, a J6�*7 . days, alid yetir kidneys MUY flIC-11
SEVERAL VINST-CLASS AUTOS MAIN much, but we found a Unifier of the 5ense of injustice and wrong, would
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FOR SERVICE-OET YOU ANYWHERE as scuttles on tbe lower decla., turn their backs Upon the Chumb Wiloys in their efforts to e% ,act fine TIlis farflou,q 0131ts ig 1VOLk
AND WHEN 100 WANT TO GET 1119RE roken by it_ We got every hose vie which had � done titersi that wronr:. the blood. TheY beeome 61119001 and from the' acid of graW and lemoll J U100,
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wassims Most all Trains *ad could connect forward and on the Some of them would lapse into indif- . ith a dull combined with lithla, and haa been u,,,,4
pAsitaltor Boate varboard side, 'and , nothing caught ference; and others would be a re- ,,veakon; then yoU MaY StIffOr v1
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pado"Itersealldd ter I" &i* fire, although tile ship'v motor boat cruiting ground for false rellOO . micerj I the kidney r�gion, sharg'paiw jor.year�j to Ilelp fla511 and stinit"flafe
pad 6t the tow" for all in the atarboard forward Javifg, from Ruswlism, Morillonisul, etc.; bringo. I tralize flr�
Which we had previously rem`ov,ed the ino ill Won and discord into Vow. in the back or aick beadache, dizzlne,49, 01tigginh Wdtley,z,; also to nen
. trains 61: 0. T. R. or C. P. R, ........ ti07 , sio they no 1011gc'?
I Depots. easoline and kero3c,ne. 2eerlic-d mear 's where Peace and harmony your atoinah sours, t6gue is coated, aci& ill the ".yotern �
tO it - r6eral tirneD, Thiq wao avc,rt. bet,�,Veen tile chur6es now obtainq. 0 ,
Pronipt Service and and vilien tile weather iG bad You 1=0 3 irrltaU.
', thu!3 9ftell relIC,ving bladdol�
ed by ,Vlaptaffi Ifolland and tv;0 Chin. (8) it iq a long, sad, backw�rd . I
iepe peanien, W rheumatic .
. Careful Attendatice. ' 1 'ho bcd to ntand out ill steli in its &-,regard for honor and tvvinge.j. w 'tile urine getO weahn000.
A604111lio 'Ithp hftt In ar&r to 1play on the out. trutli. in 1005, there waa unnnimou-i I udy, full of Sediment, the elialinell Sid SaItc; is ittonyonoiVels, cannot in-
.� Inide of the boat, whidi waq tadly ngreement that Vr',on 4'must vafrY4 elf)
o O*r Livery sod Hock Service ;,I rvarchc,4 and blistered. tile concent of Itbf'.�' entire nlembev-'� . rritited, obliging , jura alld makes; a (101441tful eftOMS-ce-'It
*Ul be favAnA 00-to-bilstr , ' � t'All thh ville den�'e eloucjq �
4 . Of r'bip", In 1911,),, at tlic, fiv)t vote,�� lithim-water (IT111L. By all meall'i 113VO
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to ,avtry res"Ct.. hPalo eonfloutd to when a rat,mbevalliP of 298,91 0 V,avc ' t -i copl� rf- mea
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, come down butol-e the g,qle frol�gl tile 113,000 for Union aad WX".1 naniw4t, I . .- " , 11141�',.t. -ywir P11-yAleiall onarMile Four ,�
". your patrollase Solicited 11 hurning town, complefely ob,:�Cupimj, it, t1lere wwi again unnnimow n.,: � tvdco a year., .
" the '�iMv in flint dircetion. Tix, vrCPMent-"(KVir0' tO tho Cutout lif I -:tn,,'.!2,; t11030 irritating At L�ast I
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