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then co:mil-111.A hi brilliont
eoroor pi"on;ist. :old one of" his
cl!ic.cw..:os was tit- T.:trous
or ne• wi.ich cot:plod
with puldicoti..M of his hook, '
al..1 Philosophivai"
brought hire wide tam, and led to his
iccing appoirtol, at the age eci 23,
Wi•••••::-.,r of VI. •.•hom'cal laboratio•y at
the R:,•1 Institii:lon 1.ereloth. Foi•
the nest ton y,'ars 1i woik,l trin-
ttottsly at the Iistitutioti. where he
Fara,lay.
who was 1. a. ol to in.eoa,,. en, of
01.11.!...111,. at, -it natural plillo,n0i;or.•.
Davy viduabi.• dis-
covers in zit, course of lets nerieeiter•
al and oleetrioal and at
tit. ago of 3.! it 10.ceivoil the hereele
from th
th-i . re,.3(1, or the
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oaa,. of huntritity, but his dis-
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et.;:en of by the owners
rho Engiisht oolliorios,
In 1,.111 1 ii a 1i:roller,
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So?'...y. eil.•C the most covet-
ed honour, :I, VI, P.1.111,1/
1.01q11. 1.To n-11,1 only -!•••3 when he had
ereelectie se:zure, from the Lctects
of which ho IP ‘1•1'
,n41. and at th'mpai'ntivoly early
ag.• of 51 h.. dioil :it Goma, where he
was given 0 riti..•lic
Iiiv..d.liticin .o his setc-ttific writings
tiii 11 included 'tumorous works on
agricultural chemistry end the c
cal ago nebec of ele,ericity, Davy was
the author of "Salmonie, or Days of
Fly -Fishing" and also numerous eth-
ical and rell;rious phamplets. Some
of his verse:, wee, highly praise 1 by
frionds. 0)1,1.3 lgo and Southey,
the poets, and it is of intoi•est :n ecc-
vall that OF... ,wo coiobrities were
among the fin -t persons to inhale the
laughing. gas e..31•11 it was originally
Poi-, d liy Davy.
ELECTION
PETITMNS
Dates Fixed kr Hearing Cha,•,:;es in
Port Arth..n., N. & S. Bruce Election,
Petition to unseet Maleelin A. Me-
Callan-, as mcmicer
o .fthe Legi,lature
for South Ermao will be hoard at
Walkerton on Thursday. Jun . 23.
The petition rt-hitive to the 01..ction
of Alexander MeWhinni.y ;•.1 North
Iinuo„.. will be heard at Southamp-
ton, June 20, while the eiterges of
commit praetiees in the eleetion ,•-•f
D. M. Hogarth for Porth Arthur, will
in, heard at Port Arthur, June 20.
Some time ago a rota of six judges
was selected to hear those petitions,
iwo for each ea.*,
WOODSTOCK, WIARTON
LAWYERS NAMED JUDGES
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G. F. Mahon Appointed to Essex and
J. C. Moors to Dufferin
Ottawa, May 1 1.—Three vaeencies
on the County Court bench of Ontar-
io were 111 !d by the Government to-
day.
G. F. Mahon, E. C., of Woodstock
bectomes County Judge of Essex.
J. C. Moore, K. C., of 'Marton, is
nutdo Judge of Daljerin County,
W, A. Dowler, K. C., of Fitt Wil-
liam, 18 the mw justice, of th:c Dis-
trict of Kenoru.
Mr, Mahon succeeds Judge Smith,
who recently retired, while Mr. sAfoore
succeed4 the late Judge 'See:len,
NORTH HURON VOTE .LOOK AT YOUR LABEL
NOT UNTIL. JULY
Unofficial Report Sets Date Following
Diamond Jubilee Celebration.
Ottawa, May 1 2. ---With Hon. Jas.
Malcolm away to Europe, told with
the other minister hard pressed by
-details, of the Diamond Jubilee cele-
-bration it is probablo that thp by? -
election in North Huron which was
to be called soon, will be laid over
for several weeks.
While no offieial information could
he obtained from cabinet ministers to
day, it was intimated unofficially that
there 18 a possibility of the bye -elect-
ion not being held until after July
1, when the political skies would be
clear and the Ministers intere:ted
.couId give time to the campaign.
Quite a heavy gale passed over
Atwood on Tuesday last, and resulte1
in the blowing down of a portion of
Ole new brick curing room at the
Elma factory, which is now in pro.
Tress.
Stanley Bennieger, a 17.year-old
youth of Culross Township, who was
convicted of forgery ut Toeswatee a
feW days ago received a sentence of
four months determinate and four
months indeterminate in the 011tarl0
reformatory.-
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THE tRUSSELS POST
Here ancl There
11221 'll'i eie port LI11104 into
- (.2 ormion May 1st.. Th.., prer, y
r-Ia• 14 11,.
A 'eue,,e k heifer eonstieee:
wel the •,,ribi .11 tin, lo,o-
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1't..1.iit.4and, in r-,•ro, cis, thoir
Tloy aro hear to •.•.1'
leaning tr,-oo in soarch ,
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tion, Provinco of ,
grotn,i), iirtri
ii11104,.•r yellow loirs,
lo••01•:‘,1 :2101 golden ei,ver, 11 -ON
on .11. ; ro,•.•tn.l list, while 110, I•.,0
(.1; I110-.14.!:in pa -”tri•.!;.:.,... north
the Neeli Sasleit.rle:ceecii Liver, hes
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Tt deen mineuneel by l'ree,cer
Fergesee. ,,f 1 422412 Volt tie i;40-
ernme,11 t., er,a-
tin
c.n.1,.1.:q
00,12 for 1, rtn•ps. 2solvino scien-
tific prc-bloirs rf procloot!on 11141 pro-
c..ss for Canadian itelestries.
While 011 11, tone of the iljr.rithees
reenttly. Dr. F. T. Walilen, ittccf
the seed branch of Deparinient
of Agrioulture at Ottawa, wi, f
th opirion that a great deal 111(.1.1I
of the s,..c.d tesed 111 tliec,e, previeees
should bt? grown on their own farra.
The seed is very hardy, 12e if:n.1.11.1,1,
and, with proper care, a rriaritot
coal.41 •r•stalilishoil in the northern
states of the Union. ii•aal the crop
profitably (lispesed of.
The versatility of the seaplane
was ably demonstrated recently.
C. F. Tennefoss, a Swedish sien cap-
tain, with urgent business in Shang-
hai, was taken from the Canadian
Pacific Toronto Express at Missien
City, B.C., and rushed by seaplane
to the outer wharf at Vancouver,
where he caught the flagship of the
Canadian Pacific fleet, the, 'Em-
press of Canada.' for the Orient.
The seaplane was landed on the 1
Fraser River within easy reach of •'
the depot.
The s4msen for bass fishing in •
Ontario, with tl•e exoentions of the
St. Lawrence and the Ottawa RI Vin`S,
has been shortened this year by
aheut a fortnight,. opening, July 1
and ending Noventhor 21, according
to information given nut by the
tourist •department of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. This action was
taken by the Ontario Provincial Gov-
ernment when it was found out that
bass had not finished spawning when
the season opened June 113 in previ-
ous years. The same ruling atiPlies
to mils:eel:Inge fishing, in Ontani0
this year.
Canada is sending inceensing. sup-
plies of tobacco to the Wtost of Eng-
land, according to the Tra.ie Com-
missioner at Bristol. (Inc organiza-
tion has built a factory in Ontario,
have their own buyers, and are pack-
ing the- leaf, Canadian Burley, to
suit the English trade, Consumers
in England are getting used to
Canadian tobacco and with the
Empire preferential duty, which
amounts to 48 rents per pound less
than the duty on foreign tobacco,
increased quantities of Canadian
Burley will fid their way to the
United Kingdom.
In token of the fact that this year
the Diamond Jubilee of Confedera-
is
-v. ,,•,- • - • - ••
01-1IIB new Piker -built bodies, fulliihtd
la the mail modish shad:a of Intro
—the nnis,ive fallscrown feudera, the smart
bullet -type !merit, the newlywiesigned
rtuliator--the host of mechanical ream!.
talents, inthalian oilsfilter anti AC ttir-
cleaner --the powerful, sInuoth
rc,Pnrc,c,v Chevrolet engine -all or 43,
COIlltibute to the deep ,tling Feriae of
ratkfattion which the OWll-r of OW Moot
BMW/fill C1LoN-ro1vl to,vanize,.
All that you want in a im..1t,telY1,10,1
car, 'ton rite, rive 1, 1 :3 ,^ t•. , 1(0 11
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brut veer l.v. i s44ii in Canada . , 1111,1 no
other car at r.r near the price can giVe
you oll nu. wham:mkt ultioh giviLe the
11.101 Beautiful chi triilet inn outstandiatt
automobile achiessoritht of the year.
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There are a great many ways to do a job of
printing ; but quality printing is only done one
way—THE BEST. We do printing of all kinds,
and no matter what your needs may be, from
name card to booklet, we do it the quality \ray.
P, S.—We also do it in a way to save you money,
The Post
Publishing Holds e
tion in Canada, E. W. Beatty, Chair-
man and President of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, has c'xtniirioci n per.
sonal invitation to Miss. Hortense
Cartier, only surviving daughter of
Sir George Etienna Cartier, 0110 of
the Fathers of :lrinfecieration, to
take part in the trip Remiss Caroula,
organized by the University of
Montreal under the awitices uf the,
Canadian Pacific, to start
Miss Cartier, who is in her 'Lab
year, has accepted, and it is ex-
pectcd that she will meet Sir Hugh
MacDonald, son of Sir John A. Mac-
Donald, another Confederetion Fath-
er, who is police magistrate in Win-
Eipeg.
Mitchell hold races on the 24th of
May.
Stratford will celebrate th,, Dia-
ond Jubilee of Confederation on
July 1, 2 and 3.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
has donated a silver trophy valued at
t35 to the Listowel Agricultural Sc c-
lety t obe awarded to the girl or boy
under 15 years of age who exhibits
the best heifer calf under one year
of age at the Listowel fall felt', The
trophy becomes the property of the
winner,
.I. -.C1u411..----It', 'Cr- 1:Bt 111110 yoli take
ed. et eleht."---Pitt Panther.
BUMPING THE BUMPS
W!tcd 1' a detour?"
'I "The rough,st distance. between
. ..,,,,, eointc." — Christian 't Science
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A MODERN PROVERB
(loos unaware Tiny that tolcv the sword shall per-
ish by the tax.—E1 I'ltso Times.
DENIES THE CHARGE
On, or the AaViving an
6M-1N:111011V," 1%.1111/1' hotly. denies (hat
'.4- (1!! do all (It, '114 house-keoping
v•ith a can -opener. — Arkansas
1.i. :met te.
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WEAR YOUR RUBBERS
The A;flei,li,th 3.421141 coh,ehtion,
it Is ammunced will be held in Paris
( Frame) this year. Many who at-
tend will do so out of sheer curiosity
to see if it has stopped raining.—Life
FULL HOUSE
A,Tonnessee couple who had .1411)-
1 100' also have twins, la other
words, they have a full house.•Amer-
lean Lumberman.
A GOOD-BYE
China thinks the white man's bur -
SOMEBODY'S FORTUNE
If woman spends $4.0,000,300 a
7.,,ar for lwanty ail, as r-.pcn.totl,
wc•0111,4 hor 1.11CCI '05 SOMIII)Ofly CILVS
tit fie. ---Pittsburg Chreniele-Tele-
greldi.
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THE POLITICAL BUG
Tin, political bee that buzzes in
mcmcy 11 boncect is 3 hum-bug—Nor-
fent Virginian -Pilot,
GAME OF GRAB
Tina--3"13ess, I'm the happiest girl
alive! I'm mnrrying the man I want!"
Tess--"Pooli. yOu goose, that's
nothing, to the joy of marrying, the •
1114111 :,01111' 0111. VIA, '4'1211t.'' --Answers
IS SCIENCE WONDERFUL
12 14011.11I1' 1 n wonderful as it
claims, why tini•sn't it malto soino ef-
fort to cross the rubber plant with
a Aced plant and grow their 'with
metal rime?--Philadelplikt Inquirer.
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BASE BALL SEASON HERE
The busiest little "sphere nf iri-
fluence" in this country is sewed np
in a horsehide cover.—Boston Herald
den ought just now to be his travel-
ing bag.—Boston Herald. grigneLOOK AT YOUR LABEL
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Five -room bungalow with a hath
on corner lot—Ad in a Johnson City
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CHOICE OF FUEL
"What, according to your view, is
the burning question of the day?"
"Shall 1 eat, or buy gasoline?" —
Florida Times -Union.
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TRIFLE FOR A SNACK
An Oklahoma millionaire is said to
have spent $3,000 in one night at a
New York night club. Well, he
shouldn't have ordered a sandwich.—
judge.
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Canada's Three
Score Years of
Very literally are the Provinces of Canada bound together by bands of steel. As a matter of fadt,
British Colunthi,a became a Province of the Dominion in 1871 under promise of railway connection, thalami the
actual linklne-op 1111 not become .1 reality till 1885. Tho enormous development of railroading' has been one
of the out -standing features of the sixty years that have elapsed since Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova
Scotia united undo, one central government in 1867. At that three the new-born Dominion boasted 2,278
Nationhood
miles of track; it has over 42,500 miles today. In equipment, too, the evolution has been groat, The old
wood -burner of 1867, though capable of very creditable speed, Was a pigmy in size, weight and strength com-
pared with the huge locomotives of to -day, Mr. C. W, jefferya, Canada's foremost historical artist, here
graphically depicts the changes that have 'taken place,
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