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LW13en 11 meet an old man who is.wpAr
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L K rank of a fortune from somebody
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Sprace up like a valentine top
And flirt with young girls in the sil.
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onlies of every and any kind, Alon-
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. ately many that sound finely in
theory tall to -xorlc dut In practise,
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Despite. the fact Itb,eL Itboo Dominion
Goverilment has boan spandilag ip ll�
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lions in. �uoneya*nd ypars� in the bet-
terin.- of the navigable channel of
the St. Lawrence from the- 'Qrwaa�y
Lakes to 'the sea � it is many moons
since. the inland shipping ,fleets have
bid Stich rough Sledding ,as they Itave
bad this soason, Voreleddinalusteald
o . f Sailing it has been on mwny an
eventful occasion. IT,Ue water is so
low ihat vessals have to, sorhPo along
in spots and experienced pilots assert
that it is ndthing shoit of dangerous
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to attempt !tb run a boat, througli
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the Ceders the !Split Rook or the
Lon-- ISault. F reight boats are mak-
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to tweniy�four hours Itete "on. acooug!e
of the caution necessary and the ',time
lost entering and leaving the cat*la
and 'the [Richellea and Ontario N-4v-
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gation Co�mpny)os far-famed - Jcx�aft
which nre� scheduled to give a daily'
thrill to throngs of tfooriAs by shodL- �
ing the xapids from I? resoott fto Mon,
troal have been forced to tre up ' at,
&e former place and give, their pas-
sengers another sort of a thrill by'
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ey,; Engineers are pointing out, atud
the pilots agree, tba!t Ithe only app�ir- I
ent feasible -may of 'being hssured
of a deep free channal during the
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whole season year in and Yelar dit:dry I
'or, Nret will be to #ush ahead with Whe.
construction of the dam at fth6 ,Long �
Sault, a work which would materially
deepen the channel ta the part which
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is shoal6st at present and wbieli
pilots and . captains fear most, UrItil
lately the grcatesI opposition ?to (the
Long Sault project has been devoleped
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because it vras thought it would be
a xaenace to navigation. Those -wbo I
understand the river, holviever, now
say that navigation eduld not be be -n-
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fitted better in any dther, -way :than
by 'the completion o.f this project
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I PROOF OF allro HONTEST'D
Oliver Ill. Curtiss, sociologist, of
Omaha, said recently.
"OuxL slums are much cleaner than
the old Slums of Europe. Our slum
denizens are cleaner too. . '
tAmong kis it is .ft.nusual to ise-w
Lip children in wooden underwear for
for the wintex RTot so abroad. ,
And, 11 once heard in H44ligary ot. a
case that ,you will hardly acedit.
"At man was .arrested for stealing
a pig anathey told him thall, he mu&
take a bath before entering his tell,
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"Xeg'l said the Jailor. fHow lon'g
is 'it since 7oa7va had a, batlx�` -
'.So, lelp me. Said the prisone�r, sol-
emnly. 111, 'never was arrested before
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ILLT=3M AVAT30710S.
Statistics of lumber used have been
received from 162 companies, consist-
ing of the Agricultural (Implements
and Vehicle Manufactures of Vanada
in six provinces, by the Forestry I
Branch of the Departmentof the.. In-
terior. i7G,4474,000 feet of lumber
svere used worth $2.513,265 or an
average cost of $112M per thousand
Ontario ases nearly DO percent of Ithe
total for the Dominion; Quebec i_5ur-
chased-Z percent ISlanit-obaA percent
and Nova Scotia, New Briins-svick and
Prince Edward Island used very small
amounts. Woods . used in these in-
dustries require strongth and dura -1
bility and is Shown by 'the - large am-
ount! of Maple Elm., Oak, Ash, -Birth
and hickory that wex�e used. Of the
native woods, cherry ivas the most
expensive at $104 per thoiisand.. Ma -
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L U Nor"' T YR' 0 U B L E
Mrs. Siny Brown, of Teneoape, N.8.,,
Was Cured by Catarrhozone o.f,
Lung Trouble and Catarrh,
After Hundreds of Other .
.. Remedies Failed
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consumption in your family; if Colds
Catarrh, and Bronchitis bother 70U�
be sure to use Catarrhozone it 1;
especidIly adapted for these diseases I
and �cures every time . I
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Mrs. 33 rown took tough mixtures, !
but they made her sick, Then she used
an atomizer, but, after resorting with -
Out benefit to poultice$, she tried Ca.
tarrhozone. , . , _�_ 11
91 'Used Catarrhozone Inhaleroll
Writes Tvtrs, . Brown, ,,fiv6 minuteer
every hour, itid soon recOgniz6d, that
it was going to cute me. I could feel,
the soothing medicated air spreading
through the 9,ir passage,% of the throat,
and It touched the sore spots in ti -,e
lungs that other remedies failed to
reach. CatarrIv)zone .seemed to go,
Itiot where it was needed most, and
soon put a Stop to nly.jcough,,�,It re-
stored me to perfect health, and I am.
cotivinco,d that no cougb, cold, or ca-
,tarrh can exi8t If Caturrhozone Is
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X0; treatnient 18 so. clean, so pleas-
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local SyfilptorW R-uah as 004hItg, In-
�flaminatfon an�i cOng,estIdn'tiro,,.qVe;?d--
11Y, cOrreet0d, .- VerrOzone tablebq,
,v;Meh are taken, after each meal,
purity and cleanse tile blood or All
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poisons, and build ur� And strengthen
the System,
This local and constitutional tTeat-
�ment is always offuetive, antl cure.5
cases that have been given up ag,
.hopeless. Money canot buy or prodlice
anything bettet, ancl tp, 90t Cured It
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Your Hair
Vor remember it is easier to
keep the hair You have than to,
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grow a new crop.
Use Nyal's Hirsaton6 if you
have any scalp disease or falling
hair.
Itis.anew Dreparation with
'antiseptic and" tonic properties
or the scalp. and Up,ir,
� Itqtlicklycureddandruff And
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removes all that t , inpleas .
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1b keeps the hair from falling
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out and.encourages the growdi
oi new Lair, Many persons we
personally know have used it
an they without exception
have found it splendid Try a
bottle yourself, 50c Zd $1 , 00
sizes.
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EX(Aer Ontario.
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eXPC11S1VjeOX irapUte4 1youds,
The species of, 1voods bavl.ng the
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technical qualities re,luired by Ithese
industries at present grow only in
Small quantities in Ithe agricultural
and farping districts of.Canada F, or
this reason the supp.ly� is, rupidiy be-'
coming diminished ,So thnt kinless
Steps axe taken tolreforest or conser-
ve -the production Nve musL depend
more and more for o,ur Supply, on the
'United gta�tes., X-bq fadt tb�t *Jthe
woods necessary for the I proper build
of'agx1oultural implements cannot be
secured in any quality lin Canaduo
tends,'to,inerease 'the ooet of ';�jan,aT_
Actaring in fCaikada. . .p I
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iAd aged colored man was engaged
'in burning the grass off the law;n, of
. ar Young ,broker -when the latter Ta -
.turned to his home and, �thlxiking Ito
hay.e some f an ,with the old man said
";Sambo. if ,Ton burn that grass.
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the Entire la-wn will be ;rs bl.�Zk as
your face". � I
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the negro. Some of -these 'days dat
grass will grow up al be as green
as you are'--Xud.-e.
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. AIAX 1433014SH ,AVAR�
That mechanioally and themically
produced fogs to be turned loose at
will, may become 9, more importoalt
factor than 'the Hague trribunal in
the. elimination of war is the mod.t
significant feature of Itfie offer of a
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Montreal inventor Ito sell ltoith,a gov-
ernmelit a secret process by whiz
it is claimed fogs can *be produced
whenever.and wherever wanted. ,
The idea orginated along agricultural
lines as the result of an effortto pro-
tect growing crops fxomthe sun da!r-
ing dry periods, adid to Supply them
with moistare It developed howevex.
tbat while Ahe fogs miglik be used
io, blot otit 'the unligb!t,the moituxe
which they contained would be of Ift-
tle value as a substitdte for rain. ,
[It was then thdit the yalue in case of
Nvar of togs which could be produced
.at will will become apparent.� Whe
squadon of an enemy once developed
by one of, these artifical fogs would
'be practially helpless and iat the
mercy of .the torpedro boats, while
even on land a fogbotizid army wouK
be kre&tlV.b,&m�ered.,.W.hil6 the pro
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has not yet been proven on a large
scale, the possibilities 'are apparent
and,it may be that the idea at rirst
considered as a purely defensive war
measure may yet result in making
both land and naval battles tmpossible
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4,game kecerp -sras going owr his
cluster's estate one morning, �wblev he
encountered a gentleman of Ithe boach
in-, class. 'The game keeper, moticed
that �the dtlier's ,that was bulging in
in a curious manner. After subject-
ing 'the hat to tan examina(tian he
found�'a young pheasant. .
1"fRow (did -this get here9d't- Ithal game
keeper asked, glaring at the culprit,
"IBlowed it 11 kno-w' " growled the
poacher, gazing at the"plieesant wkth
�A apparent look of great perpIxeity,
'The bloomiW thing muit have crawl-
ed �up my trousers leg." --pIttsburg
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-Two, ilJoys in this town who are
hustlers have an opportunity Ito 'take
in 'the great Toronto Exhibffion7 for
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nothingi--begides earning some ad-.
ditional money witbout much trouble
.. by simply salling,and scauring orders
for the special 13'xhlbitlosi number of
"B'xhibition Illustrated' at 5c.' per
oop3� 'Thi%., beautiful paper is one of
.the wany attractive featuros of 'this
big annual fair. It is filled Nvitb, the
most attractive and vivid views t.hat
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can be possibly obtained of all the in-
terLsting features on 'tha grounds. .
4t. will be filled. with information of
great.value to, the visitor whieh' obm
be Crottaiii in no other ,form, -lblvOry
,visitor to .the Exhibitioll will want
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'a oopyi Tvrany .,will Avanf! copies to
�erlt fo friends abrodd, The safe of
,this unique paper will bevety;�"O.Asy
. Ali�, ttvo Of, tha� buguing lboys in'this
town are- going to be lualcy .enough
lo. secure .,the local agency.. ,%,Jf,� you
are Ohe of them, writo at wit" to Ux-
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4 Test That Tried Two an4
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Copyright by American Press Asso- .
IL_--clation, 1911� —
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Uelexx Stanley , believed that loYe
should be Immortal, that true loyawas,
1013110rt4l. But how recognize true
love? If divorces only occurred boo,
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tvreen those who had made marriages
. of convenience It would argue that In,
compatability was. only to be found
among those,%rho, married without love.
Xiss. Stanley knew well that. many,
. marriages between those who were In-
%atuated with each other turned 'b�i
. unfortunately. Possessing Ingeub,;Vy,
she hit upon a plan of daterminilig
'Whether a' dase of love was true love
Or %garlous.' She treasured this plan
M bet mind for, a long while, and when
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Xlrnest Gregory offered himself to her
and she accepted him she resolved to
put It Int6 practle'e. ,
Eter 'scheme -was to betake, herself'
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So far as her lover was concerned, Wut'
of the world. Ele was to understand
that she was dead. If he loved bar
with that love which was Immortal hd
would never mate again. Ilay.in,g
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proved. that he was hers and hers only�
forall 46ternitn Whether In the flesh or
in the spirit, she would return to him,
land theli mortal union would bb a .
delight .
Miss Stanley, was an orphan and ppp-
sessed an Income sufficient to enible
her to go to some remote countiyand
ftappear. She made a will so that
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after her supposed death her property
could not be administered unfil after
she )lad had time to return to We dud
&ced cash in a foreign bank sufficient
for, her expenses during her supposed,
iesidence luthe spirit worli
,When Miss Stanley informed bar
Over that she was about to go abroad
liewas much surprised, and chairl-ned.
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,Very much In love with her, he felt
that the separation would be trying to
him. She told him that theirs was . an
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Immortal love; that they. were united
not only for thls world, but for the
next. Therefore a separation of a few
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months should not be considered of
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much moment. She realized that after
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their marriage no opportunity would
likely. occur to them to travel; since he
was tied down to the practice of his
profession she had better nialre the
trip before their marriage. I .
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A refusal to assent to this would
have been arrant selfishness, so Greg-
ory, gave h1s; consent resolving to get
on without his love as best he could
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till her. return. When _Fha L bade her
goodby on the steamer he said,to her:
"If you meet any one,over there you
like better than me don't ,hesitate to
Sacrifice me. I love you too well to
stand In the way. of your happiness."
"ErnesVI she said impressively,
11�.ou know that I believe In an eternal
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love. My love for you is of this kind,
It only remabis to 'to seen, i�hither
yours for me is the same. If �uything_
happens, to me you are. free to marry
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auothdK...' If yoti do It will lndlc�te
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that your love for me Is not the kind
that 1. require. , Bue heaven grant tha � i
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.Photo was somot Ing od'spiritmally
elevating about these words that Greg-
ory felt that it he lost bar big life on
earth would be blighted. It be had
,known 'that ,his love was to ,be'sub�
mitted to a test he Would'iiavo iailghed
a( I I t; 40 useless and absurd. .He- bade
bWflaucea,goodby. and'rashed ashoto
lest his emotion got the bet,ter of him.
. , Nissi,Etalildy, went, foYarls, -where
94a ordged.bor trousseau- .-Herlov6r,
..�Id. Shawn Such liximlstak-lible signs. of
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to tanc,y.,tbat..slke,,Ai4.-4ot doubt Ap
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to ded-16' stibi �,df , b1M. . A,.Vaty,�'ftteo
06 was 6ady io take th� risk of pro-
curing her wedding garments. V r6m
Paris she went to d1braltar and crosS,
ad the stralt to Tanglar, There she
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tion returned to TAllater 4na roportea I . . I _ ___ _. , , , � '' , . , '' _______ .... .. _ _ -,-- -_
that robbers had attUked the'little . -rill' For Sale
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caravau , , murderodthe American lady Adminstriltors Sale . F4
traveler and taken eyery�blug that be. � .. . . q . I .1 I I
I -00- VOR SAVE -Farm o9litaili1mg '100�
longed to her. I om of first tlassa �Ulxd at the rjim.
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In reporting the ,case the Amerlo= Ch9lice Timber LAW Zo'9�1 w.00d,ham. dogg tiv",toreyl
consul at Talagler Saldth# , Ulss Stallo � rame bouse; bank barn, ,0 y .
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d doubtless been, murdered: b7 The 4dulfinistrators of the of tip-to�-dato otable, foundAtio,U
ley, ba , . "itilt � t _
� Iny abqu a year ago., lb,aigd,inlp
ber own attendantsa, that it 11y, 93 a COM4 the late ,Paul Dolg have instructed .
I I Aon occurrence fo Tbom. OamorQil, Auctioneer to sell .by amonted Ittrouighout. Mao a iroot
, r a tray.eler to be 1,hlf� " - Olar Uxlr$ with ,cement top, undev,
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- " Avic on at, the vo Werc.al
thus dispatched, his 1�elonglngfj a hotel, Hensall, Onto. ou ,9aiburday the 10a)
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proprIatod, 4n'd In Order to escaPA V=- 26th August, 19.11, At 2 O'clock p, No, r
Ishment, the men, he had hlm4_wou1(J M,
the following Taluable property; aw
lay the blame on the robberalbat Ill. Lot 20, Con. 1, in the
, � ' - township of I "
fast the desert � HAY, 001111DY of Huron, containing A Im"o,
I When Uraest,Oregory heard b - t bis hundred acres more or less, 60 acres 10
I of this land is cleared, there are some I
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fiancee's death his friendafeared fo; 4, frame buildings. on it I , atgood orchard, J we
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time'that lie, would . lose Jils rea'302, And never failing spring, Thebalauce 10Y
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He salled at once ;or 01braltare, croW is thickly ti bered with soft elm --
uy. New d4ving ;sbed of oor4
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I Stelea Siding ,24k4o ; Aen bpu�'a-
41$310, A fgQDd ISUPply 6f (W,tj�
krd wa'.er, The farm IS thov�
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Araillod, ,and 7ell femed,
with �411 new wire fenqe'e. A'A.
oforeis of 9,4b&,buV1x, �no�:tay Ifava
Vfpr arti,cuRars apply .to Wies.
�er, 4.004ham. Ont. 111tt
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ad to TAixgleri and interviewed some of rock elm, maple and beach, with somep Vol __ . 4"
those vbo had been v.1W, Moo Stan. Oak, basswood and white Ash. The Farm for Sale
ley, at the time of the U . farm is 80 rods from Rippen station on
, 7agedy, pith a L Ho ancl B. Ry and 2 miles from
view to 41soovieilug If be could Secure, That ,oh,r,,,,, farm prober!ty ' JDOA-,.1'L'
. Rensall.
the bod:r. The rascals ht once caUght _WnVag 150 aoreis bebig ,compooed .6f. - I ��
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on to a plan. for making money I Terms; Tell percent on day saliB and Loi 26 ,and No half 27..Coz, 3 lto7f_� '. _. . ". . -1
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said that'. VhO4 had burled XlSs Stan-, out thteresf. -M-4, � + 14 - - .
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ley's body In a certain oasis aVd *��uld)
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ticulars will'be, made known on day of
iak large upIW--Qa!te brizak 41-w�111:#Zj
house wIlth frame woo'd and .
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go and got It foli a consideration,
sale or way be had on, application to
1110S. Camerba, Farquhar, W. JW.
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afta!ohed Tfard an:cl sort Wa�bb:v,
Gregory hired them and we)#L Vltb,
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them,' They dtg -up a corpse, livit, do-
Cooper, Kippen, Tas. Bell, Jr., Box 74,
jk',0'1d81evelIing house. Bank bar,a 5,TX70,
wt11 26 fodt post6. 'Rog aull atr4w,
I. ,, & L
, composition forbade opening the c 3*
Honsall, ot� Gladman & Sta
, nbury,
solicitors, Exeter, Onto: �,. Q,8
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bouse z6x5o. .ceme�t bog hotme, Box.
60 .Wat6r & barn, and dwellibg �hoise'
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I ket Which contained It., However, they
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Dated at E ter this IM d&Y Of
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Trom never Wling spring :%v,pll wftQ�
gave Gregory the's
. enough proof that ,4
Ji4y, A, D., 1911. .
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wihAmill; Jarge orchard of Johodbbr,
we're the remains of. the Amerleag
I lady traveler to convince any onek 310t,
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fruylt, -&cre,s of buish Tilp farm i
a! 46U deep Violl in a Axist vlaza ARA -
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OK 0UltXVQtIOXX 80 Qcre5 in graO'S
science, Gregory ,took the P)reel6us
VOTERIS, TASTS 1914,
Alfalfa; 60.acres kxx grain roOtp an4
relic to AmCdca and deposited It In
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Township of Usborne County of Auron
corn; well fenood and underdraf-110%
. The farm ilis conveetently tsftna:64,
a epmeter.y. where. he could Visit, It fre-
quently. Within. a few months a beaii-
Notice Is hereby given, lkalil (I have
'to
ftug 1wo and a half miles from Uxew
ter and four mlaeA from ,Hepokll� I
tiful ,whIto marble shaft arose oVex
transinifted or delivered ,thie, per.
so= ll� Sao, 9 of Ithe, 110,4-
P40ess(bn given December Ist, ;kAm
the gravewith an appropriate InscrIp,
T;ntioned,
tario oters' Lists Adt ' the copies
*kth the privelege of rgoing Ar.d dc4AW
tion. On'the reverse were tllOWOrds,
slimmortal
required by said section Ito be . so
!the
any work in the in'terogto of g6coit
farmiVg, as soon as 'the presevarf cro*
Love."
I Wss Stanley had tied up her#iprolp"
transinieted or delivered of � list
made ,pursuant Ito said adt of all per-
by
Pis removed Must besoldas Ithe pwavi
PZ'ietor.bouglit in'townand is rettrip&
arty for five years, And they passed
,Without a word having been beard
Sons .appearing the,- Wit .revised
assessment roll of �thfy 4said Munioi-
Easy terms of Paymarit, Vor 'terms,
and aprMoulars apply Chas. Harvey,
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from her. When the time approached
pality to be entitled to rdbe in, the
said municipality -at Elections for
,'to
on the predises or Ito Tbos. Calxxerw�
for an adlainistratlen of her propert),,
' members of the LegislationAssembly
Auctqoneer. Faxquhar. .
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attorneys employed by her differenli
and at Municipal Eledtions, a -ad that
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relations began to take measures for
division her One morn-
said -lists was first posted ug' at my,
office at Whalen, on tli-e 28t1i day
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Houses for Sale
a of estate.
Ing Grego . ry, who was ,living a life such
of
Only 19al and remains thete for in-
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as she had Il5dicated she Would haV4
spection.
Four ho=vbs for sale, and shop if
him live, was treasuring her restingt..
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And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings !to have
wexite4. APPly �o _Mr. and INI,V.. ii.
Braun.
place on earth and looking forward to
any arrors or omissions corrected ao-
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I his reunion with her In heaven. OILS
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cording to law I . I
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�day he was4layIngfowers on her graYdt
aladt,. lookink W;, 4e saw '�wolnaa
F-RANM XORLtt.
. I vftrk 'Usborfie
For Sale
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and h- little girl bet.ween three and
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kv-sborid. bnt 11 fear ii; is too. big for
tour years ot age gazing at him.
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For,Saie at onioe-200 acres Stanley
"Are you Heleh,ln the flesh or Helen ,
% Vo*R�S, TJISTS 19 -IX"
firdliacm., 3 miles from Clinton. Schook
In spirit?" he asked.
lose the man whose being was as nec-
Aa rodis. Lln good state of cultfLvatiojX
100
� Whether flesh or spirit, the :woman
Village of Exeter, ,County of Huron
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acres in grain. 10 acres alfalfa.
122/hores bush. zest bay and pastareq
covered her lace with her hands.
Notice is hereby given that ,I have
StG'nL -house. 'two istarey, slate rooA
I'Speak." .
transmitted or delivered Ito ithe pex-
tcelneVt floor in cellar. furnace, oclaberl�
41Mamnia,`1 , crieg the little g1r1a
sons ,mentioned inBee. %af thel '10,ar.
tario 7oters' Lists Adt. I ,the
telephorte. One barn 8,5x5i).. wilidni,ill
Alwhat's the matter?"
Gregory - advancea'and,. taking, th%
sopies
required by said setcion to be so
pam!per. waterwarks. Stablimig 4a,
head cattle a(nld, 9 borse1g. J$ecouA
woman% wrists in his ha lids, 0003ed
transmitted or delivered of the lis't
pursuant to saidact of all
barn 56x4o. Hay barn 501%. Crop
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her face. I
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,made per-
sons appearing by the last revised
sold wgth &rm it (deLsixe.d. ApLply hF0
Blalool McEweia �56 M.; ,--I-
-xulss YOU are imeAelli AL.t; S"Lut 'al— awessment roll of the said Alunigi. � . . - . . 2 * �
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111ying." I pality to be entitled (to vote in fhe. - I �
"O.Wamma, come away." said Alunicipality at Eleations for , .
"'Mamulal" exclaimed .Gregorz- #11g members of the Legislative Assvmbly
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tb1s your mamma?" I and at Xtinlelpall'; . lections; and'. that Farm f or Sale
said lists were first posted up at my I
� -4,tres, ,Come, maiiina; let us go office at Bxd'ter on the 24th. day of
aTray from here." I , ' - -----'---I
. . JulyJ` 19,10 and rentains there for in- I by Tender
VI sea It all I? walled *,Gxegory. 'Tott . ..," . . I ��
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left me to submt. ' t me to a test You
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And I hereby call upon all 'voter.�
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Tenders -trill be received up to Sept I
wished to know if my love for you
was of that,immortal kind you covet-
to take immediate proceedings to b,aya
any errors or ommissions corrected ae.
Possession given this fall. )
TI-is'farm contains 100
ed. Loohl" pointing to the Edaft and
cording to la,%v. .
acres being
Lob 9, first concession of ',aayt and is�
the flowers on the grave. lo�&.rs you cono,
T. 43. CARLING
Clerk of Exet;r.
in splendid location. being half way'
between Exeter and Hensall o,T\ tile
vinced?"
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London Road. I
When he ceased to spealt there was
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only silence. Then, with an effort, his
A: Slli,l RE ROAD FRO A: HAP p,Y,
bank barn P6x55 finished inside witil
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tone chan-ed. Takin- the child in his
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cement floors and a good brick house
arms, be kissdd her
4'Pardon me, little one, for troubling,
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'This', describes in a fe,ir words the
Canadian
I two, storeys, slate roof, good cellar
I also a.gobd root-410ase under gangVlray
I your mamma. It is all over. Come,
.Government Arir.utied
Scheme. That is "Siure road" is av-jdrive
made of cement and briol- and good�
.
� let -us go away from here; the spot
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ailable to all residents of ,Canada who
shed; also good orchard, two
,never failing wells. spring creek
is bateful."
Leading the child, he started down
are over five years of age irr-esijeetiv'e
of sex. health, age or worldly pos-
inev-
er dry. good fences seven acres of
000abush 'with first
a path that led to an exit from the
the
' n worlity of consideration, .
Alor1tlss may 'begin the
Zood griiss, ola4
soil. 6 acres ready for wheat. .T,--,.rms
cemetery, woman walking beside
him. Before entering the. crowded
purchase, of
AViluties for, their children, ors child-
'who
easy apply to R. N. Rowe Exeter, * ,
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street he stopped and said:
"One As I have lived
ran have prospered. may find� in
this scheme -a sate wa� to provide ian
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Datis f ' Fall
word. so live
incom6, /for fathers and mothers who
or Fairs
I always. What with you has been
have not 'been So forbunate, iml life as
Toronto ... ......... iAiug, �7.6).b tc, Sep,f,, 1�
mortal. with me Is everlasting."
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theyx On the other. Jiland, people who
London ... ............. �-�--o ...... Sept 18th to,16.
Then they passed from the inclosure.
he never entered again.
have a limited income can increase
that sum substantially by [the, (trans.
mitalterr,.,,,..--,.----�...-..q �3epf, X0. RD
13eafcrth ,
Helen Stanley during bar trip to the
for of their capital to the, Govo,rn�
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;tt Ell sz,
Wi�n&Aml ........ ...% ...... �',4,eDf, 8 Al
desert crossed the path of a young
ment for the purchase of an Annuity'.
ri.ull particulars may be obtained
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American traveler. She confided to 1
him her Intention to disappear from
o,oneerningz this Scheme by addressing
the Saperintendant of Canadian Gov.
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Dungannon ....... ...... ...... :J;.C!O to, 15 A
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the world, and be helped her to carry,,
It out. His own men by his order at-
ernment Annuties Ottawa, PogL-age
free '5
:13' Xe ter ...... ...... ...... ... 6�ptemcber 18 1%
Goderlob _.,, . ...... ...... ... ISept 120,121. 22
tatked her party and drove them
Z uriolf ... ....... � ...... f -�4)3e pto ,QQ,1 ,2.:U
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away. Then the white man and the
,white w Oman journeyed together to
blidam have You any old clothes
to, alrayl`
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"IThe
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Tripoli. Bef6re reaching that city,
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five .
have a suit b eloingrig to my
,Irbe,l
xli'nos,�Id the Philosopher of folly.
, often.":mCleveland Leader, ,
Miss Sfanley found that she bad met
kv-sborid. bnt 11 fear ii; is too. big for
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"so You don't want n
her true mate. Deeply In love, she
had no thought of applying a test
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F -'Oh I that -will be alright. You
dt'vo; I have changed my mind. A
Bee Your cat is usleeP in those berrIA4.
Indeed, she dared not do so, fearing to
just SOL Out One S�qua,rc meal and
watch me eat enoi�ggh so 11110: It
'�That's alright mum, I don"t mind
lose the man whose being was as nec-
call
fill UP -Washington 1iriaes-
waking (up the cat.' ---�Loilisville 40our-
essary to bar as the air she breathed.
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to be heard of till It became neces.,
. sary for bar io reiurn to America to
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prevent bbr property being given to..
to
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clamorous relatives. She had r6turn-.
return
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110cluding Points on (Irand Trunk Pacific RY. via-Chicogo; Daluth
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Incognito, having he9rd that
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bar "Immortal" lover had ereoted. 9
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shaft'oviir her remains, ebb )lad been
seized with a morbid curloslty'to, d18-
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to Sarnia Tunitel vix %ratford, to and boludliig the lino irom
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lobver the truth. She had found him
sit bei &avo',and -decided tW take her
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Jr, kani Torotto and ljtmioa. emb in Ontxiio; also. onsi; of;prillia
AugUat x6th and,&o6Itt Jt1not(on.in'Ontarlo.
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punishment tbbxi -and ihere.- - , - .-
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i61t0,:JX MI'BRY Poad %V681; ift, Ohtado'. .
, w6rtal Ibvd,: -' rXh6ro Was, : nothing
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