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ritish Consular Service
Now Available to Oanada
Ottawa, Sept. 18.--Arrangetne1Tts
have (been completed between Sir
. EdwardGrey, ,secretary of state,
for ie otteign affalre, and. the Hon,
George .E. Foster, rnanister of trade
and eoranmexce by which whole o,f,
the Bretish conaalar ,aervice, 10.X.-
tendirpg to eve-cy point in the warred,
wee he placed at the disposal of
Canadlea .commercial lint °rests.
Means are prey:tied alm tor build-
up a Canadian cionsular • seta ice tin-
der the ea:spit:es of the British see-
. Tice. The plan .should arove
valaut to Canadianexporters, as
ainangente
entsare Made for ejecta, -
Jug eneoerardion eerie:By, NI Bile an-
' thearlec information as are Canedean resouxces and clegelopment will
be avaaleble in all parts. of • the
gie.be. It is regandecl as a great
(step en. a.dv an ce.
Mr. Foster has beeli working at
thea. plan all summer.
The !Minister of Trude and Com-
merce, when he went to Faitglanda
Was met by Sia• Edward Grey paid
the Foreign Office officials in sym-
pathetic spirit. As a result, the
Canadian. Government lately Me-
, ceivect .a despatch enclosing a sat -
is they Foreign ()Vice Tr:mailmen-
deem The eertding featares ol glee
.agreement axle:
1: The Foreign Oefice agrew to
furnish the Department of Trrade
and Commerce with copies tit( ell
trade reports from its consular of-
ficers, as,suan, as they nre publish-
ed, from any destrects which !May
be specOried by Canada. as ref inter-
est to Cana dein trade.
2. Canadian fjrtng Or business men
-will beat liberty ' o apply direct to
any of Ris Majesty's consuls in any
part. of the waled for enimartation
as to the sale of Ca,nadiren aered-•
nets, 'methods of ,busin e.s s pursiiedt
and ;the best! (means or gettnaeg in
touch with markets.' Persons '60
!Inquiring will receive all .possible
assestaince. To facilitate such ap-
Idecation.s, lists of His Majesty's'
eausular representatives will ale
THE HON. GEO. E.FOSTER.
furnished to 'the Depanement of
Trader and Commerce, which will
rendenethem available to Canadian
,busenese men.
3. Rlis Majesty'sconsuls will be
auppleed through the Foreign( Of-
fece with statements of !Canape's
' commerce, mesourccs and develop-
ment, with lists oe the principal in-
dustries and sources of supply, and
the questions upara which Canadian
IIM.MM•1111M1•100•1iiill,
SIR E'DW ARD _GREY _
merehants (and manufactierere ;de-
sire information. These statemietas
will be prepared by the Depart-
ment at Trade and Commerce, and
will be kept up-to-date. The coal,
suls will be in.structed to pay verde
cuar (attentron to ;tnose en•artaers
and !questions and to report there-
on. Their reports will be forward -
ca to the Department of Trade and
Commerce by the Foreign ;Office
without delay.
4. Canadian trade commissionerts
well have full liberty to eapply Lo
Majeety's canaille for assistance
and (advice in trade matteae.
Special trade representatives Sent
out by Canada to study anti reportt
1.1, di have the advantage of the
personal asststance of the consular
staff; they will be eupplied with
interpreters, and will ee introduc-
ed to the principal officials and
merchants, foireign and tredve, of
he ecrantry raay be leaning.
The valuable information in the
retinae of the commercial attachee
of the British erabansies xagetreing
ail forms of commercial activity
will be placed by Ine•ruction, at
the ,clasposal of such special trade
repaesentatiNes of Canada, and; His
Majesty's consuls and attaelies wtfl
he enjoined to 'discuss with !them
all practical aspects of trade eon-
detions and prospects.
5. Office ro.one in British co.natual-
ates beeccorelece to Canadian
commercial • rrepresentatines when
it is possible and cone ea:elect tooar-
nange therefore; but in such cases
the consular °Nice will assume lo
esponsitbility ion. the direction or
work .of the Canadian trepresenitia-
'byes.
6, Members •of the Canadian com-
mercial zeriviee will beeligible for
selection. 'for and eneaance to the
•Erlitish commealcial service on the
terms and conditions applicable to
other entrants thereto, 'subject fto
the regulations of the British Gov-
ernment/ lin (carrying en its ser' -
These ,aarangernents resolve
therroseavesarnitio thisy that Caned -
liana cain use the .13tItish con:niter
system to obtaen. information ("lbw.*
foreign countries and that foreign-
ers can repaar to British consulaa
affeces•iared obtain information as
to :Canaidean lascLa ahd opportunit-
ies. There also iS opene,c1 the aven-
ue to the buirlding up of a:Canadian
serviee.
NINE ITALIANS HURT.
--
Bloodthirsty Affray In Toronto Results
I n Arrests. .
Toronto, Sept, 23. --Six Italians are
locked up in Agnes stmet statinn and
three inore are in a, serious cnnclitinn
at de Micheeles Flospital se tho 'result
of a terrible hula with razors, sti-
lettos, knives', clube and beer anttles
in a little hoardina-house at' 103 Uni-
versity avenue last night. T-wo of
those in tho prince station are charged
with wounding, while the others are
held as material witoesses of the most
gruesome and bloody carnliat that ever
occurred more; the foreign element
in Tm•onto.
Five policemen broke, into tho house,
\Vh0,re 41bont twenty Italians live, and.
theve fouud a vendetta with all its
ehastly features. Four Italians were
ighting with stilettos and razors,
weapons. Accent:1re to tno interere-
ter, the men aerested were reepimeible
for the wounding. Both are giants in
build
The cause of the fight was a cele,bra-
lion out of the ordierary among the
foreign.ers. There ie considerable clan-
isb feeling among those from differ-
ent towns in Italy. All of those en-
gaged in the affraiy hail from Monte-
leone. Yesterday was known as St.
Rooh Day among the Italians. St.
Roca is the patron saint, of a few in-
habitants of Toronto's " Little Italy."
Those who worship St. Roca were
afraid to celebrate the day on .account
of the enmity of the' natives of Monte-
leone. So the great day passed off un-
netteed, and ...these foreigners from
Monteleone were so overjoyed that
their hated brothers were afraid to
commemorate the day that they sim-
ply had to give vent to their enthus-
.
heir laces rind heads badly gashed, iasm by consuming beer and otherwise
Ind' huddled in a heap 00 the flour .making merry. The fight resulted.
roar others lay 'helpless and bleeding
as the result of wounde inflicted in
the fracas. A woman, a wife of one.
el the contbetants, who is new in GAVE VP ALL ROPES
the hospital, was picked up in the
hallway, her face having been smash-
ed by a beer bottle. Six of the nine
Italians were taken to the hospital
and treated by a small ,army of sue-
geons, and the others were locked up
in the police station.
Rocoo Learnbardo and Guiseppi Pag-
giero„ both cut up themselves, are
charged with wounding. The material
witnesses, all Of whom came out of
tillo affray with numerous scars, are
Guiseppi Bagrinello, keeper of the
boarding-house, and Mickel° Pugg-
'cola, Donato Puggnola, Joe Carreee
and Fedele Rosino. All 'of them are
street laborers, and, as far as the
police ean ascertain, are related to
one another—brothers, brothers-in-law
and cousine.
The affair started about 9 o'clock
last night. A.ecording te an itallan
priest, Donato and Mibkele Puggnola,
two loathers, argued ,about something,
an,d, not satisfied le ith (the yea ,
in -
Oelltenaty 61 Broeli's Heath
proposat to Alelebrate fie Salleatal
laoltday ora Oct. 13.
• At he suggestion of a depute=
tibia ovhich waited, upbn the aion.
Dr. Pyne, 'Minister! of Edecatione at
Toxontoe etis poseible that !the' 13
of ,Octobea.• ma yi beset aside ate ,(a(
holiday, itor the school charlatan of
the province to commemorate( tho
• death rat 'the . Eattee of 'Q13E101.5012
Heights lonOctober 13, 1812, oe ,Sie
Isaac Brook and Lit, Cotoeiel Mac-
donel, .Attorney--telenexal ee the
province. The deputation. C01/1Sie,
ed ot J. A. efacdonell,•K. C., oit'Glen
gamey; LeinteiColonel 1). M. Robert --
eon, and Claude Miteelonell,
The lonnal raciest wasiine school
heeiday tor tate coanty Glengar-
ry, as Aatorney-Deneral MncdonI
was ainatirve of that county. Tie
peoposat to extend the leoliday;
throughout the whole province wa.s
also, made as an addition to the
suggestion that the bre of ale Isaac
Brack and what he ded for Canada
should em read by all school teach-
ers to thear pupils. The ;Minister;
was 'impressed favorably, and 'pro-
ran:se-d to bring the ruataer beirore
the Cabinet.
GF EVER GETTING WELL
51ake Holders ol Vacant
Land Pay Most °I Taxes
Alberta Legislature May Give
Rebate of One-galf to All
Who Improve Farms,
Edmonton, S'ept. 19.• -To further
relieve agriculture from the buideu
ot taxation and to place the burd-
en upon specillative holders of
farm (lands, important amen(c1-•
meads to the Rural Municipalities
Act well be sought at the next ses-
sion. of the Alberta Legislature.
By an Act passed at the session of
the Legislature teat spying, assess-
ment of land ware made the aole ba -
51501 reveaue, while a 'e-
late p135 pee cent, 01 all taxes was
pit:waded' tor theebenead of game -
era who imp/love :their headings
lt is now proposed that this riebaae
shall ,boraised to fifty per cent., so
that the man who OWIIS a quarterl
sectioie wholly ander cultivation
'will pay in taxe.s. exactly one-half
as, Much as the man who is owner
of aneltai an ing un improved Cram,
Mr, Jacob E. Herr, 111 Grange St.,
Stratford, Ont., writes:—"Ten years ago
I suffered with a very peculiar disease.
I would go to bed feeling as well as could
be, and after sleeping for five heurs I
would wake with a severe pain in my
back, then moving into my side and
breast. The pain wag so terrible I
could not lie in my bed, and usually had
to sit until morning with a pillow propped
up behind my back. With all my pain
I would go to work, and after working up
to about 10 o'clock the pain would leave
me entirely. 'The same' thing would hap-
pen the next night, and every niget for
two years. I tried four different doctors,
but none of them did me any good. I
tried a great many patent medicines, but
all of no avail. I gave tip all hopes of
ever getting well. A friend persuaded me
to try Milburn's Heart and Nerve•Pills.
I bought four boxes, and afrer usitig the
first • one I felt a change for the better,
dul ed wielding stilettos. Others and after using three boxes I could sleep
in. the house joined in eheeaffeay, and
Mac entire nine men fatIght in one
small room, hardly large enough to
acieommorlate therm When the police ,
arrived no liquor could be found, but
,there were A number of empty bottles,
'all night. The pains were gone,,and I
was cempletely curede "
Milburn's Peart and Neree Pills are
50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25; iftt'
all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt
of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
COULD NOT FEED Hltn.
Mrs, Leigh Deliberately Refused Food
For 44 Days.
London, Sept. 23.—Discussing the
release ot Mrs. Leigh Horn Mountmy
-prison, The Daily Exprees says that
the woman had undergone a hunger.
strike and forcible feeding tor forty-
four days and that her collapse was
due to deliberate starvatie a, she hav-
ing acquired the knack of ejecting food
as soon as it was administered by
means of the tube.
At suffragette headquarters it was
said on Saturday that Mrs. Leigh and
her fellow -prisoner, Gladys Everts.
who is onder a sentence of tive years
for haven: tried to burn the Theatre
Royal, where Mr. Asquith was to
speak, were offered the privilege Of
wearing their own clothes and having
Mw hospital diet served to them if
they would abandon their hunger
strike. This they refused. It was said
that Mrs. Leigh had abstained from
water .as well as food, and the prison
attendants had to strap her in a chair.
as both she and Miss Elver% smashed
everything breakable in their cells.
Unconditional Discharge.
Dublin, Sept. 23.—Althorigh Mrs.
Leigh was released "on licenae," the
official notice or her discharge simply
gays the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
ordered it so that she might be -remov-
ed to a hospital for treatment. The
woman was taken in charge by Mende
and immediately visited a hospital,
Thence she went to a private house in
Dublin, where she now it. iler re-
leage from prison was ordered after
a medical examin.ation by Sir Christo-
pher Nixon, ex -president (1 the Royal
Colle.ge of Physicians in. Ireland. and
Sir Thomas Myles, surgron to Rich-
mond Hospital, ane prectically
amounts to a,n unconditional din.
charge.
Mrs. Leigh Threatens.
Dublin, Sept. 23.—Phoenix Park was
the scene yesterday of a disorderly see
fra,gette meeting. A letter( from Mrs.
Mary Leigh declared thErt 0111CS8 Mies,
Evans was liberated within a lee
days, she would lead a march on the
prison. to effect bar release.
xjggiugssigiatjalistlikiL- -
TELEGRAPHIC 13RIEFS.
Dr. Maly, a promising young doctor
whose pareota reside in Haeristen.
died suddenly of hemorrhage of the
brain at Powassan, Out.
The orphan children of a Lanark-
shire . miner. have proved 'to be the
heies to ,e,300,000 left by- the late Ben-
jamin Hunter of Breoklyn, N.Y.
The Spanish Governtnent is preper•
ing to mobilize the emplyes of the
railinads,• bringing them within tertch
of arterial law, thus checking strikes.
James R. • Robertson, a welaltnown
Owen Sound business mare, raet with
a serious acciclent when his auto tarri-
ed turtle and hurled the occupants
• 1- , • ,
Overheard in a Street -Car.
There's a lesson right there!
Little blemishes of com-
.plexion, ,small sores, eruptions,
spots, are not only unpleasant
to the person afflicted, but are
the first thing noticed by other
people. .
A little Zam-Buk applied at
night to spots, eruptions, sores
of any kind will do wonders.
Zam-Buk is not a greasy
preparation which will go ran-
cid on your dressing table.
It is made from healing, herbal
extracts and essences. Always
pure, fresh and reatly for use.
Doesn't lose its power. Keeps
indefinitely. Healing, soothing
and antiseptic all the time.
Try it!
500. box an druggists and stores.
ritin ritown‘ by Auto.
Toronto, Sept. 23., --Robert IVeartin,
hedel of the Univeasity of Toronto,
who lives at 758 Crawford street, was
seriously injured on Saturday after-
noon when struck by a Telegram mo-
tor delivery CST. Mr. Martin was rid-
ing a bicycle along West Bloor street
from the university to his home.
While cutting across the road to tura
south on Crawfoid street he was run
down by the motor car which was
traveling at a fast rate. Be was
theown against the curb and rendered
unconscious. It is feared that he will
not recover. He is now at him home
in a prezarious condition.
Seven Years In Prison.
Galt, Sept. 23.—Seven years in the
penitentiary for bigamy and eeven
years for perjury, terms to run concur-
rently, was the sentence imposed upon
Ernest Moyes of Berlin in the police
court yesterday morning by :Magis-
trate Blake. The crime was one of a
most despicable character, Noyes' vic-
tim being Lem, Schneer 4: Berlin, a
blind invalid. She was also charged
with bigamy and found guilty and
committed to the house of refuge at
Berlin. The convicted woman hied to
be brunght to Galt in an automobile.
Moyes, wilt pleaded guilty to a
charge of bigamy, had to face a charge
of perjury, einarnitted in taking out ri
luau:nee licenee on September 9 by
saying -he was an unrnarric I man.
Killed Near Port Credit'.
Toronto, Sept. 23. --The bpdy of the
man who was struck and Ifilied by a
C.P.R. exprese two miles west (if Port
Credit Friday eight when he was
wheeling hie bicycle along the tracks
was identified at the city morgue on
Seturdey morning as that of T,evi Pod-
gett, 30 years of age, who lived be-
tween Port Credit zincl Erindale. The
identification was made by Hatvey
Peeve of Lorne- Park. The body will
be. turned over the comfier at Cooke-
ville. who •Will hold an inquest. .
Vanderbilt Cup Raze Postponed.
Milwaukee, Wi s„ Se pt, 23.—The
Vanderbilt cup autornobile races have
been postponed until the week follow-
ing next, because of rain for several
days„ which made the race uusafe.
IF YOU WISH TO BE WELL
YOU MUST KEEP THE
BOWELS OPEN
Any irregularity of the bowels is
always dangerous, andabould be attended
to at once. If the bowels cease to work
properly, all the other organs become
deranged.
Milburn's I,axa-Liver Pills work on the
bowels gently and naturally, and will
cure the worst cases of constipation.
Mrs. J. Hubbard, Port Colborne, Ont.,
writesa--"I have tried many remedies
for constipation and never found any-
thing so good as your Milburn's Laxa-
Liver Pills. We always keep a.vial in
Mao house, for we would not be without
them. I always recommend them to
my friends."
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pals are 25 cents
per vial, or 5 vials for $1.00, at all dealers,
or mailed direct on receipt of price by
The T. Milburn CO, Limited, Toronto,
Final Revised. Figures �f - -
- Reciprocity Election Vote
.Ottawa, Sept. 17.—A blue book
giving final details of votes 'castin;
the 'general b]ection, of Septeenber
',Heftiest" shows ith.at out of Aeolian oa
1e.85„0.,000(,..reaters on the list a eel .itaie
nine PeOfteitadee, 43071528,1 lexerreieeel,
the franchise. • ..'"(-- •
En) Ontario( 'the (actual vote casa
was, (e80,572 out of a total qualefied
eget es 693,485. In Quebec 324,039 out
of 459,258; Iluva Sgt11a41.311/00 opt ell
336,991; 'NW !Brunewick 79,,072„ Out
of 101,1121 aVianatalete 77,686 °Kit red
88,588; British Coilitunbia 13;559 alit
0 e ,83,081. ; Saskatc1Vewine89,043 Out
ai.142,414; Ala?erta 1be,775 out a fo7•;-
• 228. •• "
• • "' • .. ,•,r(
•.The eigurreie Chow tha.t flare
easteirin ParoVences the (vole was'
, more baggy !recorded/ thapa anaiht
for •Welsteuti provinces,
Otisy Eyes See it Ail
WHOLE EAlTli INSIGHT
Canadae the Ernaire and theyOrld
in General Out Down to a 0011,11M1
A case af ralbhes,:was, dist° vered at
Br antf Orel; ' '
The PoWere clitiapproved 01 anY
cutsircle loan(' to China. .
Violent. scenes were renewed en
the (Thein(garian lowea House.
The fleet emit:or-liner, the Cheist-'
eau X., arrived at New York,
Sir Richaect 'Cartwright 'success-
fully underwent a.n operation.
The text Nettie Uleter anti -home
eine covenant was made public,
Skeleton 01 0, mastodon has
been( found in Malahltle township.
A hundred people were I:nu:media
riots at A football match inaBelaast,
Sixty thoueand British troops
took the Hein (foe wax manioeuivers.
A ,setteement of the Titalo-Threee
ish war was reported to be in eigha.
Five addition(al Methodist
churches afre planned toe Taranto,
Fred 'Partridge, a 'Tuekish and
Crimean Wee veter en died at Corn-
wall. '
Gas -electric (ens may be used on
Mac. radial inc from D'ogonto to
Guelph.
Rev, Alfred • Reneteason, Cleik of
London Presbytery, died at the
age (ea 69.
The Canadian Medial Associa-
tion wjl hold its neva gatherangi
at Regina,
Federateo,n of Canadian Clubs
rabeten.g. atirrecterictoa, N.13., 5tC-
ted °Deicers,
11001. J. W. Siam), father of Pi'e'
nater A. L. Sifton and Hon, Clifforld
Siaton, is dead
Two public wharvee for Toronto
13ay have been planned by .the
Harbor 'Board.
We 'Royal Highness the Duke of
Connaught and party reached 'Van-
ceuver, completieg tee tour across
the continent.
The• cornett -stone of a.riew Car-
negie Library, to cost $10,000, was
iadatPort Hope. •
The peach crop in the Niagaata
district is exceeindly heavy, ;but
Pickers are scarce.
The funeral of Gc.neral Need, the
hero of Port Arthur, was •ainatu-
pi essive ceremony,
Herbert Roberts, a teeephon.e
lineman, of Bratobroacl, was elec-
trocuted latinild-air.
The fourth annual Lon rename of
Federated( Canadian Clubs opened
at Fredenictbei(, N. 13. •
The East 'Middlesex Conseevetive
nominating convention will be held
on S,atueda.y 28th inst.
Edward Kidd, M. P, 1 or Carleton
county, died at ,Otlaiwa after an
illness of :several weeks.
Wm. ,Lane, fox anumbea ref yeatra
Councillor all,C1 Reeve at Elrollland
Landing, died ,01 dropsy.
The first of the series of Illstee
demonstrations against homerule
was held at Enniskillen.
A. 3d. MacKinnon, (of Guelph,
Master and Registrar of the High
Court, died atth.e age 01 60.
Dr. W. G. Boone, a former sur;geoin
in the :British elect, deprecated the
talk of war with Germany.
Sidney Secard, a Hendirie teem-
ster, was kieled at St. iCatherines
by beeng ruin over by %lorry.
The huge drydock, Duke of Cone
naught behalf -way across the At-
lantic oults way to Montreal.
A !Mari arrested in San Francisco
ie believe.d to be It E. Shealher,
wanted. ,en Toronto for thee t.
• Harva.y •McNorton of Tecumseh
died In Wi.nalsoi: of blo.od-poisoniare
from, stepping on.a.musty nail.
N'glaaYear-old Harry Cousins, 29
Mealock avenue, Toronto was
instantly killed by alive wire. •
Canadian . pure-bred poultry -
raisers careied obe an•any first
prizes at New York state Peer,
Samuel Jakes, for inear,:y 40 yearagi
postmaster and meechatit at Mee-
rickivile, d,ied at the age of 80,
LauchienaVIcEnnis, aged 85,w.alked
okf ith.e wharf at Pfictou, N. S. 'He
was xescued, ;but died of shock.
A tierce engagement was (fought
near Benybazi between Itailiains and
Turks. The latter mat 800 hilted,.
Dirrecteles land olticers of the
Griend 'Wank Pacific were elected
at the companyle (annual meeting.
James Kelly fell Lett, the hold of
the tug Maher nn the ei.e.y li•otre Sae -
nee to the north shore and was Ileill-
ed. (
SW Lamer •GO11113, Lady Gotha of
Quebec, ,a,nd a party .cielfailenda
startled foal 'a elite weeks' tour of the
et -'est.
The Grand Wank! •Ilaill.way bus
auttainged toisell •round -tip ipickets
tor ,aingle ifa(re to the Laurier meet-
ings..
Se( Wilfrid Laurier amd FlorneRod-
°lathe Lemieux aroused g'raleat tent-
thusereere at Ville Marie and 'Hadley -
bury.
W, .G. Will, a crack ref I orn.aini of
the 13th.Royal Regiment of Hamel -
ton, shot his wife dead andithetn
himself,
The British army nea.noeuvaes
were suddenly abandoned owingto
the revoketionary results of ein-
ecouting.
The Laboa: Comma arenanged ; a
mass meeting to be addressed by
Mr. J. Koh' 'Elairdie( on the Gellman
war scame.
Sir Wiefred Laurier addressed
more. (than five thousand people
at Cobalt, and Wee' welccaned by
eleven( nationalities,
Vice -President James Schoolcraft
Sheri:Warn, af the United Staitee, as '
suefering Wolin ,a 10 eakdown owing
to( the atraen of his duties.
A saWer sanctuery lamp semelae
to those in the Chinch. col the Holy
Sepoillehre has 'been paleseenteid to
$t, (Tobin's Petealboro.
-The'!Board of Home aVlissions of
the.• • PresbyterianeChurch decided
aPon plans far, mianhing the mesa
einea. Heide 'clueing the ecoluitnig
The after poirtion of the ateaMete
Moxeland Was • tove'ed to saitlaa,
having, been .sialv,aieed by the Reed
Wrecking CornPlarle after needy
tWo year's? , ;
Some Vegetable Hints
oven,. en a covered dish ; peel and
' Try ,battling beets la a moderate
6:i06, serving with hatter, peppea:
cl. aiit:
The a aege yellow tometoes, which
are ,aoenewhat sweeter than; 'deemed'
one, are delicious ee,r1r,ed With- Bug
e in aam.
-
4.4easpoonfu1 of sugar added to
the water lin which the cabbage is
hest boded improves the 'flavor oa
Mac vegetabees.
Cod boiled potatoes liced apein-
kled with Ilona and put in aeauce--.
pan with milk or cream to cover,
ly 'fox at least hag anhater.
d ocnoeit.il
and eoaseened with pcppee and ealt,
are (good 1! allowed to sltraner alo w-
and ;butter is delicate.
add the sett teal they are [leerily
ofil.ecl cabbage weemed up in milk
Ini cookeng• steinee beams do not
.I. dun ged entre' boil:lag water
and bailed frOM tell to twenty Mali -
utes henaore tenclet(' than if Pal
ante cold water a,nid then illkeveeld
to bell. Salt (added in •the cooking ,
will toughen the kerne(lo
Ai (delicious tomato dish ies thlis ;
Peel Ithe tolmatoee and place them
en releaking dish, spria,kling with
PePeerr and milt, anal &there wit!).
butter. Cover with a thin 'layer of
crumbs, ,and bake for tinhorn filaa
rno mate oven. •
Vegetables that are to be ueed
etew willalakethe meat, beer& bet-
tor (flavor je(browned first,
Se:leiter 'boiled tilt tender and then
mashed 'make:a deliciatis mock oys-
ters, SeAson 'the masheld veigetab-
les with butter, pepper end salt.
Dip jeyehe fe(poonful into beer/tent
egg aod then (irato crumbs, ander&
in butter oribacoo, fat.
Caratets bodied till tender and
there (polled In egg and crurinbs
clerlielons aried in deep( let,
di?
$1.1
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The early woram fills along-lieat
want.
The homely girl can act 'rasher
own chaperon.
Louee," wanted for the murder of
the gambler P.osenthal, ealeturted tin
a, Breoldyn, flat.
Thirteen weht kihiel and fifty
injuxed, ni a railway emaeh 1131
England.
The French army Mall0eruivneg
et( ere (lartoupaht to an( end with a sh(aen
battle,
James 'Robertson. aged 68, wee
killed en an. elevator aecident at
the Continental Life building
Totonto, and Hugh TAyliora,
elevator was axe:est:ed.
Assistant Assessanent 'Commis-
sioner Lyon oe Toronto eatienated
tnat the extension 'of .Teraulialy
• aet ata 66-f 00 t WiCh WOUICI
Many a good farmer never saw an ccet about $030,000.
agricultural college.
.teee. 11 PC. awes, -the macecourrin
minister who was out on parole on
One way to avoid excitement is to a charge of .defrauding a Syrian widow
Live within your income, out of her husband's money, ha $ been
• When anmn gets full he is gptto
use al.ot of empty words.
_
Sometimes a man who is really
handsome earns a livingin spite of
A woman thinks it is at sin to do
Intel of Wings she aiiM coax amah
tb do,
You may have -noticed that peo-
ple who listen to reason always a-
gree with you.
When a young, widow makes up
her mend to anarary a bachelor, he
may escape by dying,
If ainan can't blame my one else
f.or his tiroubles, he ca.n at least
drive himself to drink,
Monkeys never worry. peobably
because they leveitt ignorancie of
Darwin's thectey.
111 you leel that the wor,e1.0Weti
you a living, it's doughnuts to
fudge that you are too lazy to col-
lect: it.
CANADIAN NEWS.
•
Mr, Thomas E. George, far. year
in business( on Young street Tor-
onto, died, aged 66 years.
Mr. IH.R. Franiklaud resigned
from the Canadian Natianal Ex-
Mbitioll Directorate.
Toronto. men • are promoting a
railway to cement Ottawa, Prescott
IIIorsinleburg and .Ainprior.
Lock draughts in the Sault canals
are increased to 19 feet and 19Seet
5 inches.
James Bruce p1 Hamilton, will
likely aecontronte.d with arrearaler
charge by the Crown Attorney.
"Lucky"Scott has returned to
St. Joh.n.s Nfld., having secured
Capt. Muon's Artie exploring party,
The 13th Royal Regiment 01
Hamilton co 11 Old eri aeuecossdul
three days' celebration of iits
centennactle
A bner Perrin had his right arin
tome oft at the elbow when his coat
coat °allow .s leaf Ling en al N,ew
Leskeaedi
}Tans Johnston, a alace,donian
eau tionman of Geer ge to wn. dued of
a fractured (slcall, received (an it -Men-
ke off a jigger fora, his hat.
Sir Wilfred Inurieeei navy policy
tvag warmly enclorised by aln 'enee,
thustasti,c meeting. at St, 'Met,
Soulanges couut.y, on SatuadaYy.
His Majesty George V. has bee
come ,Coloinel-an-Chief .of the Black
Watch, with which the Mointrelal
5th Highland Regiment is closely
afalleated.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain denies
that her husband Is .ill isa Enegilehd.
Three perlsoins were killed ,and
fritty Injured by a, tornado in ,Canioner
crag a. county, N. Y.
Two laying 20 nhsnes eollided un
die alt' at Chicago, reediting' in
the death or H W. Gill of Bata.
more. -
''Gyp the Blood' and Lefty
ANOMMIMIONIIMONIMINIMMINY
pardoned.
An additional tax of fifty cents
(gold) per hundred pounds °a coffee
exported from Guatemala has been
ordered. The total tax now amounts
to 31.50 (gold).
Joseph Devlin, M.P. for Belfast
West, was injured in a motor car
accident while on his way ta attend
a meeting of the Litclooney. The
meeting was abandoned.
joseph Goodison of Romney Town-
ship, near Leamington, who had an
arm so badly iajured while threshing,
has succumbed to ids injuries, blood!. e
poisoning, having developed.
Dr. Rudolph Hering of New York
was elected president. and Dr. James
Robet•ts of Hamilton, vice-presideet,
of the American Public Health asso-
ciation in Washington Saturday,
Max Kessler, a Russian Jew, bound
for Toronto, confessed to the immi-
gration officials at the Falls that he
had stolen 370 from his employer in
New York, and was sent back to the
States.
Captain Harper Wilson of Winnipeg
was the only Canadian to get office
in the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odclfellows,
meeting at Winnipeg. He was elected
grand marshal.
H. I. D. Aetley, a British aviator,
whe had made eeveral notable flights,
was picked up in a dying condition
Saturday at Belfaet after a fell and
taken to a hospital, where he suc-
cumbed to his injuries.
At the close ef the military manoeu-
-nes which terminated on Friday,
lion. Sam Hughes and the Canadian
officers were presented to the Ring.
Tb4 Minister of Militia had also em
signal honor of dining with His Ma-
jesty.
youthful Burglar Heavily Sentenced.
Belleville, Se.pi. 23.-1 young man
named Frank Smith, who claims lel
paso, Texas, as his home, was on Sat-
urday sentenced in thie city tc five
years in the penitentiary. for burglar-
izing Mr, 1. A, Goodseils music store
in this city,
Suffered With
Nerve Trouble
ti. 0 YEARS
IMPOSSIBLE FOR RIM TO SLEEP
Mr. Chas. W. Wood, 34 Torrance $t.,
Montreal, Que„ writes:—"For two years
I had suffered with nerve trouble, and it
was impossible for me to sleep. It did
not matter what time I went to bed, in
the morning I was even worse than the
night before. I consulted a doctor, and
he gave me a tonic to take a half hour
before going to bed,. It was an right for
a time, but the old trouble returned with
greater force than before. One of the
boys who works with me, gave me balf
a box of lafilburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills. I took there, and I got such
satisfaction that I got another box, and
before I finielied it I could enjoy sleep
from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m., and now feel
good."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are •
50 cents per box, or 3 Opens for $1.25, at
all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt ge
price by the T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
41MOMMOIMIMMIIIMMIWIMIla
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1ri.i!„1.4 specIALs
SEE 0131 Apple Parers at 75e Stock Pails at 80c
,Teieded Shells at 60c 22 short Cartridges at 18c
Draining Spades, ()leaner, Manure Forks large and small,
Ensilage Forks, Ete, lite •
Timotisy ced 5 25—As the season is shore, speak'fes days,ala ad
Sugar at Rock llottom PrIees for it toy 114tys
IllaitteSt liriee for Butter, Eggs, Ete.
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