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T4eGre,:kt 'LirCer e"nt Down, i
er13„-
a Plavipg -
onatell, from.„'TqW YoT.ksjy
Curtar,d Uu Oarpathini a ship
of „gloom rinct`' sieer,:., came into
X'--ercN'altk,'”, ell A`inci.sc4y nighv'iofh
first Dews direct from the great
.1;1"1:ihiteWhiCh
a e
sank off the Grand Banks of iNTeiv-
fatindland early- on Morday, mor -
the" 15th
The great liner went down with
her band playing, taking with her
..- to death all but 745 of her human
cargo of 2,340 souls.
S117,61? RESCUEV DIE));''
-this awful .death
Sons weee added. One died,ix. the
life -beets whieh ;were upff frpm
the liner's Sie sillisequen.E"-
on i4'.".bi'iisette ship
..ve.riptilia, The list ;AA promirteut
tqv tkisSinq 511allilk4in3
riWtl, and the total death list,
to port Thursday night
'he Carptithia, is '.1„001., •
rtr ,i,vors in the .,.lifelm,atg
the Ciarkliesg4at .*dr6 di's-
tense frem„ the s,tr,iell.91
fiaW her' g'6 neelte
rn b01141.1 Wileta the Wifer VW'
<-1a4itte
444/Lhifki,049d .10aralliVe ea
thaewild 41
er'briltce ,111K1 Litith there,was
men:meal striVggle` tip filo.
boats, That t.T(.. linee„st$0,4'arice
berg, as orted ivIr:ek°5*, Wa$
11,1111eti b' all
SENsT1oxAL IWtQR.
Sensabonal rumors told by
tt-,TkatAllasePaor;i'..who woui
give. the 'halves, sitid that Caplan
A.Smitit 1041111W ItimSelf 'on
'-'1iri4te dUW
114 ttitOf"o I
st,p4g1q ,foy
11; 11111043 Of1arld PO
he 4=r1tvconfusion
he Ihhtlilig.'of the
j ittinpedzitito.thojeceart and was
I Pick.C1.,-,1q) 4...3',.,.0110.• of',:Ple, 1.)Pats• I
.never ,exneeted to s,e,c,...Jan4 again.
;I:,w4i-i-edoni;Oard.thhoRt until the
-liglits went out, ' It seyined ic/' me
that s the, discipline ` Oil board, iv a
wonderl'ill " ' ',*
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. HEROIC ' CONPIICT.
A young Etiglish woman,,whe re-
quested tit her name he opiated,
-told a thrillingistory of. her experi-
ence in one a the collapsible beats
which h4 been wauDed'.0.:,eight, t.if
trelie ,ie from the:Titanic, Tke
J.Kiat, w'..s in crwamAnd,, ot, the Afp.
Officer, H. Lowe,,, whom she Stated ,
saved the lives of many Peop/e„• -
Before the lifeboat was launched;
he passed along the: poLt deck, of, '1,*3`,
steamer, commanditirlhe people
mi)t to jump in the kRatS-and othei'-
wise rcstraining thent fi'em swamp:,
lig i craft, WhehAlia'collapsible
WiaP 1.-11f4g4t:941c.V.1;0`r4
. 1 IrtiiIghp 4 '111.4.st and a SMall
sail, He colleicted.731uf ether boats
together, " in some eases the boats
weret,f5hovt.or 4:,,tWctilatoarews, 49d,
ilm direttted an exclmnge by which
pclecillately mannedgee
threw lines connecting, Om boats to.
OW two ,P,iy,,IWO, ahd 4i., II 4 thus
moved togetlier, Lster int be*went
;haek to the Vreek with the crew oi
-one, of- the hpats and sueceeded in
:14"felithgr, up s4.ine of those who bad
'jut/toed oteilboard and were swim -
mi n Athont, . On Ili., ..NY.q,..Y back ill.
to earpathia he nassed one a the
,ce
1e a aA A
Ds: ze mu ts witieh was on the
1 't 1
oyfyf' -04 sinking walitilai Pas.s.(1
).-
- 4 i.' - •
9,rs.*Viri
,d, Tv t, it.tin n sealitt
reseuefl
Some dia.
'It thia,.,
t dan
survivors
fm ngine-rooh
tlie great mass he abate
amidships the Tit i' side WttS
laid open os if by n» Figantie eau-
opeqq. She wioki, lis0,4 to star,
board it $31Zrwek.,0N.ee fen to
req$o,
nvo
„ . *
Shortly .befere she sank she broke
4ino abaft ,the.g-engineTrooth,z and
ditappeared thetteatht 'the Wil.„-
Aer}tilli, 6741060n 'of air tatiSed two
l'exv les iOnS heard
-11'144*. the„.s0.1.3ilyckres4aqrift.,,,A. moment
mor -e ,tgritg, 'had gone,
di49.01; wJth>the latea-htulareci'
gnoup44 oirthe lathri'd&ilr.1 To the
t1 vThTh] fd the
last,ndtheit.A't:01.1.1;,t, ind rhans
• '
aRnyme STORY.
X, Z. Taylor, of Philadelphia, one
of. the survivors, jumped into the
sea just three minutes before the
boat sank. He tbkl a graphic story
as be tame from the Oarpathia.
"I waseatinr, °when the boa
struck the ieetberg,' he. said.
'There was an a,wful shock that
wade the boat tretnble from, stem to
Atezu, I did not realize for some
• time what had happened. No one
seemed t -o know t.he extent of the
accident. Ntle were told that an
iceberg had been struck by -the
ship. 1 felt,,the .bettis rise, and it
• seen4Z-ro line that ..ite waS..rairling
over the ice. I ran out On deck
„And,theryI cdpicl ece r
24:'44'.“.11..eiigle a "V eritAleea, of
'and the boat was rocking over it. I
should say that parts of the iceberg
were eighty foet high, but it had
been broken into seetions,.probably
by our ghip.
t 5,
Fill your
i<ega
,
dish 4ratli,
with the •
„seed ye,e
ita‘i;erififY;
rt,
,rw I r
re2ach,nandiii
esaa how I
claick1i7DIck„.
,Feed, him for month on
BroeTei Bird Seed
enthe' c:ake efiBrOdelli
. , ,
BRd Tr eht that comesin eveliy" box--
sand -notice the improvement in his'
t11"plumac'e, health and sone» •
our eiftense..,.Mali t4 "the coupon ,
below, filled in, and we will send you,
'absolutely free, two fl -ie cakes of
Brock's Bird Treat. 45
IED.
Inn. Into
eai s a
ortgage oil
cored »n Central eitY°
VtilineVat over
$1,496t(.410.‘r,''
'
.,ke t al,. mortgage
indehtedites,s- against this
propmrty, is ,ouly-43% of tlie
t
The Bonds are issued in
denominationsof .$5.00' and
d '11011 pay
*-111 114Stbr
° •
lig.tCf0 Pit., len (us.
411,01tetrVathei' 00;
Torontoe IG"enerain ri,msts Dula -Ong
Tdre-nt.6
I did not- want to see,. her go
down, I was rowing in thela
boat ,a.1.1.; t - time, ill11.11, we ere
pieke4 "
Mri» i»snay said there was'no ex;
,
p1oion'on board. • He'
'estlinated
the' 4,yb,f1 °43:f ftibe731,i
stray,t :act,:t.17.4'1Y--.01WI411(4.,• he'
3w. 1) 4. 1$111c," hew Toushe,.qould
baye.4oated, -
.Qa1.4t,„ .110.1trbn ,O1-1fhe Ca •
said Iliat 'when' 'they `found the Tit
tank's boats' they were in the ice-
ne '
tlid»..,:tiitc'T. jot-, fhcbts
"Vie'14st 4/'leSsage was,
room. nearly full .of water.'
trt .lisensising :the, Strength 'of tho
:0a.rPat1iia'S wirelesse- Captain ROs-
tron said the Ca.rpathia was onl'Y'
elSci; f ,hljs 0,,d.the-thT, t a tile
"Providerttip explasinied,. Rep-
reseatatiye gughes-, no longer able
o ,control ,,ernotion. "
"Providential," repeated » the
- aptaln,' "the' whOlb »thiiig 944,t
6Pe.0,ior
bi 4P.pip'a,hera to:
iessing h. had
is
Altos more hewou1d hav-e
he'd, ,and ive never .'''would haive
Senator Newlands kd abou
lifebbati 4 great length;
"Take,• the » Titania,'' he: said,
whose tonnage -is three
of the Carpathia;: haw Many addl-
iion lifqbeatS'eeuld "sbe agq;nial
date without „iiiieonvenenc€V7;
don't know the :ship," said
Captain Rostron, - "but if' ' s*,e
cquidiZt 'ear y iner,e', than'
She. ,-,ettld
Questioti'ed as te, the Titani4.'s
itude Caotgin Rostron said•-•
4.'She -was ,in whatwe call ibe
Southerly, routo to aVoid
yen think -that, ilie!),‘Onte s.
1»,-,,» E;»»1
one 2" "
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A iiS a 5 a, mitaIiT e
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ext•epzipti. --
'' Would •you regard the eourse
,
taken -bv the Titanic in this erjal,
tri V ai a pnropri'l te, e and wise
..., , . „ - 1 .•
at -this time of ye' e Sellator
'dte eoV, •
'\\nat 'would be a see; re`a,son-
able speed ter 'a ship or that. SiZe.:
a.X14 'thatcourse ,
t
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bellevos him-, to -he-genius .unifer ..a4.
-tuttilekv sittr"th
ni at ;which dubs lath as a
1,44:13.y oierrated V edtivritY- But Ne'abitt
.knew 110 5," 1-.91mep, in' the ,pnblie eye. 'Ile
re, naged,to nait,e frzencis6alannag4the .hews'
the men, a I. „could.whet; naarinaity by a
aw
Sp lex-like silence, and Co„talat ,raisla into
prtat ini h S.bmie prOzaountement le,.*;" at
the morrente when it would get him- -allei
most,,at,tention. l, blonde pizionle whOtt'anne
in: contact n. nit tuna des erain -14na as. du
4greinablei . and ptronsive,:' MP 4',4.0
glipeirred as soMetblig. tat a, hatt:Oottc.C:i1„
must 1,C, 3441, tIMAAR14.4Y at illn:laelan
both inthe. poffig 4,04.irelbe../treaehtiadm
let: oil i ia althalliegrAilay,,reilte. *la
ions of 0 e4anae4,04.elat of al sontle °Perla-
'...tiiii,' .I.4-..9.1.Ski,ATILUtr PnoniVII')
1•1
Aa T 4
I 2:?'
1 11111 i mil 01
rogited, and this Sebbly
ae iOrdingly Drorogue
Fix the Lientehant ie nor, and be
.F.C%-rtiW is at an end.
' -TILE BILINCAT,Aia PB0.)4I4E.)i.
I :the e.prouninecement. $14-.
bilirgest soheel. geotiem
ro as satisfaetion ip;proNlet.i loy lb sun-.
orters, while JaiS iniPonnalW, eA.r. tha,t.
‘1111k, his ttrefe,fsiotia egeta RA -right- it is
nly Mad shwerily in eartging out
»414"orePtitOus Usti run rs'_;:liedy :Om
44t4ti2 ;hit Fr the ca,ndi.-
consennen, grow.
tit.0110',r,p'reaittd by the ttoty,rn.
Coliatifei-ut..1)r.
#Urpri:,,e:a)hi. slanek
re'
11<ition. wit it the - ofrizial neninis
a
Piairtigation torilik13:,7-b '4.: '-saatt; '44 autil i'l.,-, 0
i-' "-f.• * I, ;- ; 1 ...'• • figuri-,,i.slit4-itv to be ii,111f07.ined, hIll'/WllIg'
'Oh One' furnfOlimt'uli» exi!e- iti 1", sthe ini4int-e in the Frenehp'7)inirh,,*lon of
4 function .01 52,3 t..,t..',' 14, '1:01:1",i ' Wi'al 'ill »thO' ' Ont:iriO It 1Vill ' he fatly iiealised what a
Tann n....3,- -- le ,-,14,1,teu,ot" (-,eieguctr...at„. ts,meintutts eslitea,,iou al erebleta tto
ual.1.(10 n .^411i.4 W.h41,,, uleaitg that,Ite wore P-resin,2,,e l;as en it.-Fi., luonli,,,,
i
a
(O 'd bat, ,,l-Ild Iiis iitogri: Vi'illittittit,niii- .T.14, t!Fii,'401P;:i l'initielpallY Pa. ttie ngstenn,
torah, aild i that'" due 'wan niteifticaf b- a conatici ...tint hi New Ontario, th Essex
tary-. tisiinrt, 'and ' that, 'enemies wene , rind Eetit, where' the "Freticila 'eali-My daleo
.11re:in but tireover4 witg leas exeiting ?halt i bae4. to the karlietiMhe
f -t ea, tnPlatIllla-
Jan; afternoon tea.: , n iitlen 435 ann haerectliing 60yatestty„: oos-
-
Most Of »the lueuibera of the Ler-Is/attire , sibly,., bettnutin liliCro,t. heinS -draw' off the
Nene 'far - aWay, busy With the" Syrrangi.t. wroth's popun. latioIlan .n Pieugar. Y't
..sevaieg 411(1 the, other '41'firi--,-ate affniii6 Cizziorindia Presnott :and carientin eetuatiea
there lef.a: EteitAlY eXedUS of .al,PgIe SnicOns
nand :fa eteatly inerenne,...in French, while
1,„ 11,. ie isZioissitag eied. el,
E CAP -141N. AN,D OFFICEP8 OFiTHE.STEANISHIP TITAIY1
ema Fresett ,settiers lareeir pre.
emanate in many Vownshipa. it is esti-,
ed that az.. vonmared with-454Mo
the re,pstis hgeres =a win Show
1Preuelet'anottietta in Ontario, Ws
coutrast *ram cola -
g the Anglo flemet viral population
Ottiarte at ir,be -same dotes
ET1UT B
•t. Trayden tOld n-rh9W PAP-
fttin Smith' ilmt 1.6 death, rer gaW.
Catain Smith,while twas id the
water, He was standing 4)d 1111r
deck all al.fno, "Outio; he,w,t4 swePt
flow4 lin,C.inanage'd to
getbis feet. .Then, -„as- the boat
sank, he again :was knocked:down
by a waver and this time disappear-
ed'Irtiin view?"
ELEV EI.S7 LERLps T.,
A des'paeeh tram' !Min -areal says:
It is,noweerta,in that eleven Ifone.i
realers Hist» their live:a On theTitaa,
'Owing"to their probiluenco
the financial, industrial and social
life of Mentreal, the 'it...hole reity is
"plunged* info. rathirhing. Fdllowing
is the Illiest- rbiS
ved lilt of ;those
lest land those- savot .---
. ..t.' ,'• t'THE LOST(.. 1.
Mr, Chas: 1.11.; Hays..
Mr, ,,II, „Ma:1144n2i, Molson.
Mr; an'd Mrs. H. X. C. Allison;
and daughter, Lorraine.
Mr. Thornton Davidson.
Mr. Quigley Baxter,
Mr. Vivian Payne,
Mrt',11, J. Levy.
MiSs Anne PerrOlt.-'''.,
,Mrs. Hays' mai 1-. '
'."THE SITRVIVORC' '
'
-s: C. AI, Ra3.
Mrs. ThointonavidSo,n.
Tsbfames Baxty.
' Mks,!'Frederick G. Doug1as.,
Hudson Trevor Allison.
Eleven months' old son of Mr. II.
J: Allilort- , ' -6- - -,, '
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GEO. E. GRAHAM );,OST.
14 , &Sp adi
A private wire from New York on
Thursday night from Mr. 'Harry
McGee, of the T. Eaton Company,
stated that Mr. George' E. Graham,
buyer for the T. Eaton Company,
thin' Car irtliiiTiner
oe P vas'
to be ntun bey ekl » n,Illongst those.
3:40
by late Th &raliain'S'lni•other
drowned. The. word was received
it 4 dwho tive'S Toi'bIatoi'thaTh...st, of
. .
wa.,S ...mentioned, ,as -
among those saved.
ham
, sumiv.orsiras; ,reeeimil., by wareles
oose My. Gra
NICHOLSON .54 BROCK
9-1I'Francis St., Toronto.
For this,cOupon Please, and me,
free' of charge ovi,oblle-ation on 'my,'
parI (via full size cakes of Brock'
Bird Trest;land Oblige: '
1)0
,etS.IDDRES.5
Pr IN•quIrty '
' Yo'i".1c; LzTire.iitifiei al
Government inquiry into the wreck
of Lthe:titliniCl'o'egali:"-thiS. Xfternoo
't'W itch' Sen nt.
tar Wlkrurr AidtipStnitko-ofi..Michi -
g S Onairana:n ojegnrited
States. -committeenneonaticiinlo' , the
injuiry.
,;The. witmess. eall was. Js
Bruce TfsinAy„"..,:PieSidept ..6.fthe In,
ternationd M'e?ea'n'tir Marine.' He
was severely int.erroghted by the
,membe,ris„„af
tnitte,e. 'Though Obviously he
answered every question -succinctly.
He said
4.
her"always adeoMp.ani.ed hhs3, 61-nni:i:fs'.,,qiii'qriY-Aik
n
voyages. » He was in ,bed when the
;noir sQ0,
'the,
'How long did you remain on
»the in'ered ship 116avas asked:
tIcl
tea
to She San
Flensburg,
° )rii...ii., ' , ' Tie atmer °eel -
dent cdflidd with an ceberg in the
Baltic Sea'off Iliga. ,Iler entire
how 'was shattered,ibut her captain
.I
managed to run her into shoal
twitter-. before- she began to sink,
and -her passengers and crew were
safeb.: taken off, ,
.14
TITANUSGIVING' PSA1.3
aud Grateful Chant
aboard day was breaking. On all
sides of us were icebergs, some
t*eritYrWere 150 to 410 feetiihigh and
theywere mimertnitzsmaltitebergs
o`i k'f'greiiders.' Wi'eckage was
cstvn »bout us," 14,said..",
4r:committee is sttJkifig to prove
tha f.lhe Titanie's Iits'laelonged
t iitither vessel. -liked qpricern-
-Capt. Rostkon slid they
were towed away last night; where
Ise did not know. ,
1Y was IhNlast messa,g ,you
got 'Om 4 -the » Ttai ketl'a°.
Senator',
. 4
itcaing an Burning
on Face ad Throat
Sores is gure o e rea e o
Appear in Public. No Rest flight or
. Day. tutic'ura Ointrnent'Olfred. 1
,
..,,,,...., .,,,, itny 1,, t, c i't ,t,f . t p + I.
? "oht nienthseago myr face and thros,t, all ,.
,„broke out and niarned , in la ll, :r:allllIng ,Sorq.:
'a did'n'oe fibiliet'abobe° it' cit `first; *Wit in '
nonei week'slti me pthe-Itlisense$hnd;spread, so
rapidly over rey.face and throat and the
tsbufininEiiiiiiiiikIsoregr15'echrire '6'd Paint al ::thatia
I began to seek relief in different medicines,
but none scented to give me any relief. The
sores disfigured my fa se to such an extent
that I dreaded to appear in public.
»tin."/ suffetediterribly-Snthconld get no,ineet z
night or„,,. At, hist a friend advised no
Ate try ille'eutieurs:Iteritedieil‘ 'I tad aboUt,'
, given -nip bonen: but thenghtn1 _.T.puld.hare
one more try, and 'sli. I used a little' Outicuras
Ointment, and it helped me frorrirthci:startf
I continued using it and in six weeks' time
Was completely cured, and can say I would
„ adide anynnensinTering from ,oda ,disease
'to use enticitrailOiritinenin'as it Is "thll hest
healing balm is pe:rifirld„.1';:, (Signed), Roscoe
flood, Seven Persons, Alta.,l'eb. 15,1911.
e
Ismay said he only lo
T
o v
r
CUTICORA, :SOAP AND OINTMENT'
,
'iMy little girl when only a few weeks old'
,broke out en the top of her head and j.fbee ..
,mo
Ia r»1ng ddterenl
remedies found :relief only from using ” Gott.
tiTa
'fltd*Oretafl0r &t or Et r
nfn»tkOuUcu Sp 414.9iPlr2CLIt ,
,(81g.nd Mfg,. W. S:
.ciw61,--vadkai College,.N. Cr. May 26 1911
,
Por more than ii*ptieration Gutictira Sint
,c,ed Oinfainent, Ilin&O""natforded the most Sag'
,Oesshit nizentinlint for;skin and scalp tre '
'
Of cuttletiriv,Shap ,Miict box Of Cuticura.;G
tnent are ofte ieu1 Although, serit:3
druggists and dealers throughout the, World ,
a liberal sqinnle of 'eaell Willi 82-p» book on,',
the skin; Will bo pent free,;;"ert,ap
,170,t,te,e ‘
A;Av,
"I did not know the Ship," the
Captain said, and therefore can-
notitell. I had seell tao 'idoPlaefOre
thTitatqe Signa11eatts,4ndil knew
frb.„ hex% message th,at the're was
ictobier. But the
Ct)irpailifa .went fullispeett aheacl.
I Sad etcffi
.lra ocers .11 witch and
sor others volun etr,ecl to watch
aheadAhroughout the trip -P
Captain Rostron was asked about
the lifeboat with but one officer
-onp seaman, in it., -,This,,,'w-
'.thb''boat, froth 4hicli-ileprgientative
James A. Hughes' daughter, Mrs.
sthiotoyas.jeklistP49. :AtedieaLP,
two women, were rowingin this
boat. In another lifebsat,,..be
women at the oars, butsVovi.4iia,
he could not tell. .One boat was
described as overcrowded, having
on beard" the 'passengerS » fr'brn a'
wreCkecl lifeboat.
t
NEW:»ri»»»»»imER
. fe•g
ItyltAT ,IS IN.TkRES,TIN,G,,THE ra,E,OP{LE
AT TI4El
The Titanic Catastrophe -Dr. Nesbitt
'. 3nlAgain-tegislatlfreTPialtrogiied-Eli-
,- s-,,Aillgea1,Schepi1tOsest1oe.,1 „,, ,
,
:-... .:1•01:, siacc--„-tha dans:of 4 the,...seip.h....kTrie all
war has the 'CitSr 'spent sAelf' Seifilifie days
,tistilienicvadltr tolliiiiiing" tile" finrndening` Of ,
the Titanic. This, in spite of the fact that,
the pet.sonal .toucli was almost entirely
lnnkin.g. 1),c,a.j.,Ise ,),vith (ine .05 two excep•
tions ',Vol 6rt 2.9 ,coldke n »» \ 4 -re,', u)11 ..n d an-
. ger.d-ii,gontyeaknq ee,iiy.iiiiieqg ,tt vras
nut tile an noun cem en t Of the alniost» in:
conceivabid catastrophe, the days or 811.fi,
pense, ' and at last the, har,rowing ,,c el ails
'SOV'eredrrintr'il'o-ritiq'stiO'cl''''fli'd "-Ylltole 'irotriiiiin.
-Lion, In the clubs men tallied and acted
as though .tlicre was' a funcrel in the
p rem ises. , Every where that .. people met
little, SO1S r...., ...WAS :..- iiiScussed03:s Irlyeir- tile.
' 4111:11.1R. se. ;,:t. paiN,: ,tokli,se"-tBepti.,i/„'i;111`n. ci,ei (:'',,,lIoNs t 13.\.,: intiii:ii.n.i• :I.:Hi:I.:Ai,
• ,r43:history ltiniltultisinf On' There Iiii,),.
,rn. ,0S1/;tther.s;, ,,Da r;d9B-i,eaadtte;,eel,:i se ..,,Of.„. SOIne sixteen
sponto.neit-k and gayety, And such eyi-
ab e' nvents than.the wreac.' Of 'the Til,:iihic,
dences of feeling are not to be wontlere.d
5p
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.,'
Jimerligh,e:„n. ,":1111:, toise"n..c : ' '
hile Alibi
, unit' clo
4. al
1,plic:)),;ift.
,daelifitrit;Itliosvcelst npr tulebtleicili ry. n''sihi. „91,i'reliff ihdt ,h, e
, Tne' d.octor6 'hen . 1:1.1Ways been-, soinew.hat:
in'
11..
W,hfiiih,
' A teacher in n 'Terre »Hatrte ub-
»lic» sehocir Wins in the chorus:
• "Tedehing is t 'business which re -
'quires a great deal of brain and
nerve force. LlnIess thi »free is
reneweci :Us fast‘ as expended » the
teacher is exhausyd: bolero the
elose of the year., Many resor't to
stimulating tonics for relief.
t "For 3 years I struggled against
almost complete exhaustion, get-
ting what relief I could from doc-
tors' tonics. The in the spring of
1303 1 had an attack of la grippe
and malaria, which left me too weak
to continue my work, Medicine
failed to give me any relief, a
change of climate failed. I thought
I should never be able to go» back
in school again.
"
which have had to talze pot 'Wok dur'ng
the Segel:M., It was witin:difficulty that, it
quorum timid be mustered. Put final ly,
with t1i6v0abinet ministers, the =cabers
for TorOlito, a feb
w: others whe reside.ore
and ad." odd one who was 'detained for
some special l'reason, the ltyal require-
ments 'Were flillilled.
The ;tack of .interest, on the part of» the
member's was Tin striking eontrast ,-lo the
busy (hays of kc'coneludinn..4 weelc,W ac-
tual w rk when the Legislature, as,,,ils the I ate enough food, (the ordin-
way o , all. nartme. foreeh- through A ary inealS—winte bread, vegetables,
1,,,,
, all, Parliaments Wilder graiern-
talents 4
bhat!h's husttler's 111 Six day',) At the he' etc.) but was huno-ry after meaIs
ginning' of a Sessinn scant fifteen minute
sittings were net Uncommon. At the end
the Rouse mot at tfa o'„elock in the, morn.
it/ 4anfirilrfon t ilnetillendt ' 'atr16.1VtO'InthIlitai irifli 't1:, Qtillisg-i
shortened or eliminated by mere Physical
Weariness. ,-, , . „
44,„ r-_-.„,te 4..,J,,..i ,: 1,..1. 1„,
TitE CEREMONY.
e.P_ray9rs„, over4 en1er th /.4.eutenatit-
Gavennor,t sittentied hy • hi aitteS'i
Lieutenant, Governor symbolises his 'Ma-
jesty the "King, and the moment is duly
impressive. Ilis Honor mounts the
-Speniteins dais. „,ThenClerk of the IlionEe,
Mr. A. II. S'ydere, a veteran of many
years' service, rends a, list of the bills
'that have been missed during the ses-
sion. Ifisnitonor . nods assent. 1, t
"In His flfii:legfefi name," announces" th
'thisallonow,:frirstri al-tsit to theri6
A similar ceremony in „regard_ to
the iiipPiy liifl»s» ter " vetes cr Motley' fdr
the carrying, on of government takes but
a moment.
Next his Honor reads the Speech from
tike Allirone; brief nevienn iof the agore,
imnertant legislation with thanks to the
ncem ligik`g: ire/. theirat.t;e'ndauee,i '`,A nit fI:
is :aIwv,s, a..inytitery„as p w1q Tryites,.
tine Sp'eech fronie the Throtte. Ell'e Pro:
vi eclat .b:frkanreta.ry, Hanna ,
credited .bY some with preparing it, but
a aLietitentint' f GOvernor; • :lige. tir :;nrolitin
"I happened at this time to road
an article, giving the experience .of
aliethei teacher' who had been
helped,by Grape -Nuts food. I de-
eided to try Grape-Nuts'and ream,
a,s exxernnent. It was a de-
lightful ,experience,,. and continues
a fte if a .7y ear aid* a hal gef -con-
stant use.
"First, I noticed that I was not,
hungry after meals.
"In a few days that tired feeling
left me and I felt fresh and bright,
instead; of dull, and 'sleepy.
, three montlisom ere than my
,tren.gth,retu-yried, and had
gained 15 poun-aS in
"I finished the year's 'woi'lc
9ut arty.kind ot tonies—was not ab-
sent' li!oin duty evoi-hiOf
"Sin in Vile" best' (46 heal tb
With who oly 1,1 oncler in,
at the rnprolipment.
might Write' pe'rhanii, c,011- 111'0 S LI1 Win,C1S6,' Ont.
inu, a ern ,E,n,„ -Try
W110 thnSillralfieV been thrangh ;IN bY 'Ca 44' "
stating iPremier)-as to Ito: con-, ;
tents. "Le
i'inaily,hjletspeoch» conclitcidd, ;his dfalinr ' » 5vdr'read tho %above/ letter? A inew; one
,g1Fures ,My:, whn appears :tram time ten Name, They, aro
tr t'liirirlingishOininnAssembly» bet", pro- genuine, Ntie,,and ot human interest,
his Ire ill Mid plea Sit ce • •
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