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hough he mad ea sweePitigConciefoil.4.
-of-the-originaV:ellutsea.
try reluctant in accepting the AMMO..
-clauses. • .
"There is a certain distance." he said
"that I am prepared to go in the way'
et compromise. I have se expressed
myself to the vim° !minister, and to
the extent which is embodied in the
reposition before the bailie I itm, wit-
ng-tt I -have -ha r
hat exte and b,ow far oho Id
v spresSed, 40
op 11I0 11 'hold, in order
moUoltroy the gOvern meat of which
I hnve been a member." \
Ile had only two excuses for agree-
s to iscomproroise to which he had•
tiscientione objections" and-, these
foluntly put? ,are: '
(1)-Ilecause the Separate Schools,
guaranteed by the bill are undenomin.,
ational schools and under public con.
trot in every respect. ,
Bedause he did not want to -de.
fee, -the government on the question.
Atetirreault-of--Mr.- fintentsi-decis
tolinkfort thtliillmany-47-the- oTher-
westerb Li rarwhu li esitated-
lioitg as he objected, have now fallen
into line and *41 likevel6e vOte'•virfth
the government. The ex. -minister is
stot the only roan who has sacrificed
*pen rpronouneat-lone
party‘ and, no doubt, unless he Can
make his petition good, he like many
another will ;have a. difficulty to ex.
• plain when he goes to the • people for
asselettion.
; •OWIl ..iTOCtOtitThtSi
He us s.ii,n
s and h011is
1 16414 lor tortiblike:Vor vs. --ThiMI ,
.1,A,H.T.= 41700/124417 r isi oar 00
MCI
'''-iir*scrtis,--akirrolow, 024,1 )tick.
•
. .
.. --c.v.-smut 0o4
for , 1....0 ape,
o• 'et:lionierin, Mite
an visit' With. friends
.„
honatof Mr. and Mrs. J. . four.
A. Switzerkft last week-withhis favik
Ily for Hamilton, N.D., where he WI
ergagein terming. Mr. Sweitzer for-
Merly resided in Dikota.-31r. Men-
hargy, of Bidatilph, is visiting at the
home of his sistek Mrs. Ryan.-- Chas.
Jefferson and family .have gone to the
Northwest, as has also John Pep
,• gore hT-urre-irt2 ed,e-eo.
r term of 'three \yeArs.-s,
t eKeilar. Who distinguis
• ers
lege tiy taking the bigheir-
that has „been taken there for 'some
time, hastitecured a goeitiert. in Strat-
ford, MIAS jean McKellar* Wb0113'14
SOa graduate of theaarne olkge.12 '
acceptedipos1t1on In Stratford. --T1
Hibbert, takers •and McKiUo
Threshing Compttny,clostslatliSti wit
the Robert.Hell-Engine- abd-Threshe
Oe„-of..Soaforth,,Jer thi...riurehase._of
their new threshing outfit,: cent
*of *20 house power simple Bell
tion Engine and a McDonald (Snubby.
ed Threshin and cuttlii machineand
INI:EITSTING • DOINGS.- ;
•Much Moke than the Ordinal*,
*miens of the.B01/3ittiOli •and Ontario
. Parliaments at Ottatva aiid Toronto,
the...past week,
•• --.-Irrthe grarse. of 00111100/3‘13 141e, Au.
tonomy BiJLJiaf beenthe pointitround
*War thelnterest hae been concert.
amendededu
coittotral datum having been up for lee -
and reading. SeVeral strong speeches
01941. Both parties agree that. the
• erritorlea sinstild be grantc1 autene:
my but disagree regarding the -educa-
tional clauses. ,t,I.rs Bardeu, leader.;--itt
the Opposition, in a strong ablesepeech
7,
Crated by religious ,fanatielem,;'
Robert, (.;titick, of Oaradoe. -townshipt_
•-near,..-Stratbroy, kind, lather TO' 'ha
family of -five 'inotherlei3slittle ones
.a04,aloving eon to a -Mother eighty.
ears. of age, slew hie Yollfifier-brother
Ifted, on %third -ay afternoon wit
his, naked 120,04.9.' For upwards. Of
hat an hour the two men .fought in a
death rapple that began In the kite!?
dedArt-tite-little-42arlo
helpless ehddren,- -the-eitlest- not tett
reaA_Agpst00-a_$oriataittic „rwfrth
fright in theyard outside.
Med Quirk fought with the:deli;
eratien of despair, but he wrie a
smaller . man in eyery.,,,Way„ and -no
inatett for the insitne -Strength of his
tiler. At - litA• he
,rocking.Chitir, and In a moment the.
assailant Was ehoking'his life' out on
.001300.
• Robert (laid; was Within'. an hour
arrested by Chief of Police WilSon, of
Strathroy. With but one *ItSlidctiff
upon hitn; ' he fought the officials of
the law so fiercely that it took.; . three
ritising men t� hold him doWn; upon
• the.bedwhile bis hands Were pinioned
behind his back: Again attheStrath.
roit lOck410 lete-24 night he ;Attacked
•the-etaisMbtes-witirtletperitilh • *
witeIngain tiverpowereit[i '
.110:was'ibrint ht ,te. the dainty jail
*n-Lende • VS..
day morning, and now Itteiteteratect
itv.the ceil nest to that occupied 42.1;
the clesnerado #4Textis at the tirneihe
effeetedhis. escape. * Thetelie,•
will re-
nainto ausWes ttO a 41440:Of lout
and brutal' to utier,,om tit'tii *imprison.
-ed for life as *dangeoutstunatio.
Such, in'brief, are the • *tans ;of- a:
tat.emoretheJladdes
the , ensInty* One that has many%
,'.tures of pathetic ,Interest. that' has
ioldia an Aged ---won'lan of 1.W0 eta -
*wart sons and lett O.Ve little children'
worse-fhan
Theresidt ef-the-Anq'tieet, -Wile that
deceased tante WV* Oath by istranfl-
u
Ouick Was ronouneed insane, and will
Royal; :gouse,liold' re ularly if he, won ways -eel) it
oichrna,-- but-hesaid le wou1di4, take on another brinctiif°
flour until he was obliged to.", Another says----" My grocer
is am.- ogie' and 'never getsewe or the, best
thhigs I \ttie. syeaf .A
an en,terpri
T67==,- o
•if you, n t get "Royal Household" from 'your grac
-immediately give you, the 'name
of the nearest.grocer who keeps :" Royal Household." and
---7-77seu cat-alsp the recipesi, There.** .
inferior flour -no.. first class grocer will hesitate to order ,
"Royal liouseliold"7jr you, and .,even the smallest dealer,
etit it you insist uponit
THE OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO. LIMJThO, MONTREAL.
4
*.rtga. At is our very,
duty to chronfcle the death `of one of
the ixiddb highly resk-cted pioneers, ot
our little Villatre4n. the Peron' of M".
Tattoo:tn.-after otilY *few days 111.
esit-of4hat-41 •*
About tWo' weeks Ago she: tentracted
.4 Veil severe cold *lath biter develop*,
ea intePitettmenia. Previous. to ,this
time Mrs. Cameron had beertaremark-
ably strongond energetic iiroman and
het death cdtneaftS,4 great shock to
beetiamilt ancl.trtetido;_ As soon as it,
Was known that berilluess wan serious
her-fataity'Were telegraphed for but
did not itexivevntil'4ortie Winn; After
her death.. Mrs. Cameron- has been a,
resident of the village for over- forty
Yeare;e0mihglieteith-heiltnsharld
't he late lIttglt. earneritn: frotniondon.
During this" tirilet4fite has endeared
f to foi btieromorAtt
nose *mallet •sivei44' Cheerful disposi-
tion. She was alife leng,trietther or
thit 'Presbyterian church,. The fatally
h ve the sympat of the communitrIn ,
'etnitt.1"tultibe It** vee44t44511gto 'temenliile-4-61•Iti*
de-
'mise seven Ohlisiren. ;The fu end,
which was.private, was held on Wed.
esila toweemete
.; -swoon. .W.ASHED...iWAX.
-
Winghans. Morels 27. -The new Po.
cock bridge over the north bran -ch of
the .Maitland, was washed ' away by
1100 to -day John Bell, brother of
N *
his right leg In twoplaces itheve,the
• s eft I • had bee sina
Lwow'
001411e8-57163 e
Each pu give
dividuaji.
* The "'Shorthand Syitern
taught la that used Is all
newspipor and court re*
Boo
:4:08%tetritte*ttLg., P*ort.tetrisitinailP',
Aritli
taught.
Situations patentee&
to every Graduate.
ilea -
r .
Cagtearal • $3 000 000,
sorved.,1
FORTY-EIGHT
IN DOM -M014---0.2 CANADA.
vsicit,HOUlts4-4
4/01INSitinf. BANKING StlAiNESS TRANSAtTillh
Farmer's Sale Notes cashed or collected. . Forms supplieden;appliCittion.
DRAFTS on all points in the Demotion Great Britain, and -Volt
Stges 'bought and awl& at lowest'rates ottl*Lbange.
ADVANCES ineidtitp trartners,Stiock Dealers itniFtinsiiiess Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms. „
waptt-101frd angheenttetSttd1ow
Deposits of$1 and upwatit0 tteelt:ed. (131:0.-
edueation,.svhich 4sshould hcs• eft abso-
lute/yin- therentrol.of_the ..ets9Pirice4.-
to.be created,' He declared that the
rovincea should be given fi1I autono.
• Sittort-cr-r4i- 1 the virgin&
said he would Support it. Mr. Fielding
made a good speeeh but abandoned
t he constitutional argument which Sir
Wilfred Laurier had used, and Mr.
Borden had endeavered to prove
..theatelktrivuitref the:
ducigima ola lite** and the insertion
el a, chose giving the new Provinets
full control of the educational system;
The debate continued thiii Week.
edit esdass-afterrioon.-41est-w
when Mr 3 W. SL John was elected
*pettier of the first straight Conserve..
Sive Government Ontario has seen,
This fact ;Wiled interest to the open-
ing, 6,04 the attendance was unpreted.
imtly large, every available foot in the
thruaiber being occUpied. The eire-
mony did not cosuinence until o'clock
Irut many' smile& ones arrived its Cir.
ry as 12 O'clock to securevests in the
gallsitles. ettneurieement thatthe
were In communication regarding tbe
ex‘ndhig ofbiititiTo boundarine 8i;415
the principal feature of the speech
- *oat the throne* Other things to be'
eonsidertd, In the woosion, avercthsi re,t
port of the Beltway, Comralosion, the
husbanding of the,..„Vistgayit Poiversand
• the antendnienti to the Editcational
--itet;---The-f011otsfing day the piddres
tinfoly to the speech from the throne
Sfitli Moved by M. floyie and second!,
*ail Xt.. Pashto. It I expected
that the vitiation Will be etiortt
Eftizotaolipt.,
3.P1:01NnY 8i CM, 4r010:10,
4 the undersigned. have nowt' 1.
torfof the lastilt$ regrosand
hint 'perfectly honorolde in tilt
eilos transaction*. and :financially ,
tlrnrry out „any obligotioas ramie
MA.143,14
litter.
he, ,11.101tla
*eaten's,
V.11,1*
ward u,d the Russian rear guaid has
haek from ite„ •pesition about
thirteen miles north tf Sipingimi, 74
miles north of the Pass.
The Japanese army near Mukden is
learing-the-battlefield, --seeting- the
enormous uantitiesol stores mla*,triar.
tet a iteeptu and .attending to the
anginettet'4rtitap1tlite.7.
pairing the railroad hedge 40141441 the
Hen -River, Which, OAS -badly damaged -
by twilluistilans., Trains are now run-
ning to the Hurr.,,River. They Will
reach ,Muktlen in a Ievir days*, The
-14iMitr-lvitrunaallhAFIV
is thawing rapidly, making themove.
mebt of gune and if:Snap:ft WiOne
difficult*,
Pritetieally cemplefie .reports show
'that the Russian army sacrificed gen-
eral commissariat stores to the *meant
of $1,260,000 and stores for an army.
eerie; amotteting to 00000 heti at
iflukden, most of It being set on fire*
"the "boots And uniform* aniong the
stores Of which the whole army Vtalt In
need. Arriving from,Eurepe four days
Were the Russian, ,retlrementirott
Mukden.* The Impression prevalent to
some military eirclesthet this Japtito
ese, *having retrieved the possibility Of
the lnitlatiye, will now turn their "i
te,ritioa to the nextobjective of tbe
afar, 'Vlattivostock. It strengthened by
the Associated Press dispat412 frotit
Giirathrt Petit announcing the with-
drevral of the Japans* -from, , the
Mediate front of the mosittn favy,for
distance of 26 miles,
While the voice of the Emperor's.
advisers Is for peace,, if honorttbte
*terinti itre-Obtalited,,AherGattertisie44.*
ItS is the port' of'Whifitigflt is going lot.,
ward withal" provisions for the con..
tinuance ofbe war. rreparations are,
nePorted..tobe malt tog Or the mobil's.
at,100 .01We • •
late dlspttch ot Tureidot
:have „Ind lestried relbtbleautliotity
:Oat RnItain has asked Dekaise to wt,
as interited ancl,Otottliekte,
. •!W•.' '
netitt.but OnSi .t .1408-40Wilf,- •
co,inperatiott15 gotientfigi to . ouctetm,
Theinte&-nn1 situatiOn in • goost4..„..,.
I,eiamit:g tiiiity" more t'ilatttotte.
POIISh 'it:nation lit cond.* .;:great anai. ths
et holt is Said flitticilitettnile -.twa.tbt
„.. ..it1lit0t4classes disapprovVe,:of the, Itti
rv*4'ntinntr? .01rit,;"whichrisperintio.
ing the tioasaintry 1it lataAera ;In Po. A*W.
not The; Crimea* bolliag Vilth di htmiieil
r4rnt11tandtbehe strong :hariatiof
fflU'ttily forte;1*.:* ;WOO 10404 .
iusb 1!1t0 lnrlp!erttrevobitton at StIts..
il'In.o.tettriatintriater resident
uttittegottle toiptameat
.rittottitte clositigrthe*.ohottle there'
;,.. . _
accouattifthe0easta- t: it
LOSES tiFt IN TI1A-31ES.
*. Win. Green, aged 184 son of Henry
reenvet-iffulicey. waif -aro whed-To• •e
antes Itiver o
The father And son were etir the hank
and were capturing the lugs vvhidh
were being carried down the stream
by the sw4t current by the, !weans ft
a rope andhook. The boy threw otito
the book and fastened it in the 10 NI
Sinhecurren was s rents it rev'
moo Arm Vainorry _Da 0,,Sotro,
Ottlibets, iskesteeoe, we, as of Abuse or
*11 of which teed to Conehm tout
nitY antan eerlY ere
• for $5.o win plearet,, six w
y all Us (*mailed lain
-~1,‘ reoeiptotvelorkliVritssforlosm, Lls4.
Theptood ssenicims cpt• lirbutreo*
-
esnrfitee. twlCe
nn.a.1 OrtlOtie610 Of.hire.
DEA TEt OP A. MiSCAMPBELL.
, Toonto Match 25. -Andrew
pbelOwAnembert-thoi-i3Aoda,
*tare antiervaserrativevarty organ zer.
for Ontario, this afternoon
'Ot tYphOla fever. Mr. .6114carnpbe
had bftri 111 oince, the elections. . Ile
Worried greatly over the rush and the'
hulk of detail work, and it Is very like.
ly he laid the foundation for typhoid
feverduring this time. He represent-
ed &St Shoo* in the Iegislathre fol-
lowing the elections of Ms, 1904 and
1808*nd 'was well known throughout
the country. •
0..1farelt 'Cale
.2iiertZ•ehildffitk-WM"NetittOrtedlti'dAy
to ten years 10 this Ohio State 'Pent
tentiarY': by Judge, Robert W.
in.the united State* Court; S
• itOt practitallyaffeeted..br tht, ictn
of the 'court to,dity... Chadisitcl;
wout convicted ,On "erten tnntitt' 'aba
*patented nponsix counts.. • filar foi,114
' ' eentenre of t'ls
tate-
-
'dente
.46k
Niss Little bas leasedNeil Mire resi-
dence Ugtneutilvilles arrdwill 'reside
there tor.* titntbekillittletifat of Frank
Waltersfell out: Of 4 their the'. ether
•.-s_ari..,Fratils
**-nrierrovtio-lias-oecepled-lt1liiX4114
ney's form on the Mill road, for some
yeorts. last ;week MOV0(1 his family to
the Metristoo flown about a 111110 cast
of thiselhuist. Vitt len bite got *
good two htindred store farm there.-
Briorrniee ',has exchanged fartrity
'with:hie eon. Robert, Mr. Brown IP*
tsking the east half of hit II, Con, 4.,
60 aei es, and Robert taking lot
Pori the tame concession, .100 acre's.
and they have each Changed rest:Jew!.
es. in the exchange: the100 :att..** V110$
intlfied at45,0fifi and the 60 Hetes at
118;360.
our *last on Tituredity and' ,earri!,,.0
away anothtq tietiFtildltidy In thett.t-V
ann of Mrs. Hugh Chesney, at the ego.
of 81 years and 5 months. • Her eat it
retnofis another of the remaking pi.
ersOt thikaeetion,..fer she -was .eoe
o hod 'indtirell' with hotoloin IIfl4I,
forUtiH'e, ,411 tho bodoli.10 incidentt
Ibeimtly stettlement and tifireleit.
t of this settlers, The funeral ti* oft .
pbice"itit*tattltdnr ttythe-Y4ttim-dvili
ctnetcry and 'was laegely ritytided.
Drs. K. 4, IL Establish** 25 Years.
Jor NO. NAMES USED
4Hevraashirorto4
at 1s.w the
-44.res, liti1ta.,-1 'took*y'our 7.tresr.
..ifr,etttoxt--.T.renttrlsnt-ztTr,-ttt-ltteriOIOAE-
blind dlgoass With. whicir I had
•'bee& *inieted fOt" twalV* years.
I had, ,eonsuitsa a Store oftphr,
.01cierus. alt kinds Of 10004
medicine, vlsited llot Springs
and 'allot tninOrad 'water rek-
a time, but eater eisesatinuiree
_the ITedicknert the .. sYmPtoMs
Would ' break out again-ritnrung
reabotest, sores, blotches, rtteurnation pains, Ant? Treatatate
Of the hair, !westing*
of the elands, pelmet of the hands author* itchiness of the Ain.
tie. $t.:et& I had..givert up in despair..wbec a friend advis
to consult you, as you Tad- cure4 iiIt0 Of * 00101101* 4,11$0.!*** a, years *gm
had swo hope, but toot( Isle advice. in 'three :Weeks* time the Ott*
'commenced to healup arid1 bocittne encouraged. 1 continued the New
Method Treatment for lour months ani at .end of that time every
loratWm had dittiptieltriti, I wait cured years arre.,..aucno algrui ot any'
duniais *Into* My boy. three yt.,
ears oldi i* Sound and healthy: ter.
tent)* Oarr ratommend your treatment with alt" My heart. VAS estri
Igor* trile Pfeson: tcs lkut.Ifetr-Cart,tuar this-, testimonial
as yo wlih.'- - - = "W. IV ft -
We treat' NW/1W* Ilebnitiro. Viteltotele, 'Steidle's* vita, we*
nag Skin' ditetteS0 VrIskarlii Vellitcso SSAJddey V"ttiPlatintill 01
nen 4 wernert.
- Ar Ott Itit**4.
Int' to marry? - _Bast your • lood been
any Istaltnersitr---,OurA,Nest-, Method-Trentsalnt -
as done for Ottierit It will 44 for you. CONSULTATIOX FOX= Iro
matter who hes 't,r4030 310u0 Write honett opinion Tree of
, Charge. .tthitrstei$:reasonable,* .11001CltrtritElt*,Thsirtwf olden- Monitor
(IllustratedL On Iilstsata meo, Staled 110k, On ",01SeaSot 41 4
Otnerr rivet,
NO NAVIES,
trth Mr; Walter 'PieltArtl Ws* JL11es itteene,,,:, the, an bo', tletl
,gdmittectits a partner in the iiAtnierisarattee.
Wan. Pickard *yrs, Hnd. tbe, ,f401VM, AtiC640tiatl /0
of be • het* netiteltih 'b6 it.eiaelit.,,ustaittrd 10 bttet,
e, tor 40.
tit* Son.. • '
dro*niog in the
terdgy whfle returatie
'n4. Mr. Rupp ask
litit
ttoivo
u- bLtige AS 011 right. -
hut whfort atm)
throuyh be *481'610, iiioe0tit
we* ilifitine
rJ this e the eerie q
hors' 5I!d gy btu's) thi,
eS* Vitt $
1...tryng t' flie I1* hitt it vf3s.
*%Sint
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