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Snort, graduate Victoria and Ana Arbor, and
member of Ontario College of Pyslclans and
earemos, Coroner for County of Huron•
le clfea, honor graduate Trinity University,
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Same of the Liberal patters who
still follow Laurier 11x110 1t was wrong
td the I'niol t;ovt'rnniehlt to appoint
Hun, Win. Pugsley Licutenant•Gover•
• oar of New 11:un038iek and call it b8re-
taced bribery. What would they say if
he had not been at.eofnt8J; If we
.are a 1 51-' (00veru41 ?1,t there must
oe cons serail..:: ,riot:: t: both parties
ImitatioonS I'ls,iiy
Sold
On ilia
Merits
of
Minard's y., .-r!
Liniment
in the hos tiering the trial with hie head
bowed end Il hentikol'shiof to hie Noe.
The first wltneee called wee 'Thomas
Welsh of Houaall, who verified a plan
he had drawn of the prisoner's farm
and buildings.
F. '1. 43ryano, M, D,, Brussels, gave
evidence as to the postmortem held the
day following the shooting. The wotuld
was just in front of the lobe of the lett
Dar. Death was 0aueed by the eev0r-
auce of the Spinel 001110 4 by the bullet.
The u0u1•se of the bullet was preoti0al.
ly straight, lhure was a smoky (nude
around the wound, 'rho deeeesed was
twentyeight or thirty years of age and
was a woman of uoueidereble strength,
and vigor,
'Thos, McRae 51, 1)„ of Ht'nseels, also
testified regarding the wound, Witness
who wets called to the father's house
the night of the shooting, took the pris
oiler to Magistrate Leckie et 13russels
in his auto, '1'tle prisoner made a state
nleut to him 98 to lvltat 11841 happened.
Hu had t110 revolver in his pants p001t0t
and was holding it in his right (laud.
He said to his wife, "1f this sort of life
is to continue, I will do away with my•
self," She sail,' Let me have that
Mlle revolver' and grahbe,' his arm.
He said, "No chance," and pulled his
arm back end tate revolver went utt
The revolver wits produood and the
witness gave a 110m0nstlaticll of how
tlleshooting (night have uccur811. Wlion
0(188 saw 011n prisol:erthat evening
the latter was in a highly excited state
add was not in a condition of 1(141(1 to
manufacture a story and it was witness
belief that the prisoner wee telling the
truth.
\1'illiulu Keerue'y, a ouus!n of the
prisoner, told of going for the auto lisle
Witness' wife and twochildrel 'old Jas.
Thynue were in the ear. They called
at McCracken's and asked 51re Mo.
Creckeu to go for a ride ivl,h them.
There WAS room for hu ly 0110 111 8(0 in
the oar. When McCracken made ani
objection his wife asked hint ,why, and
he saidsouethieg about being left al
one. She said it was only fur it few
hours and she was sometimes left alone
for a week at a time, Mrs MoCraokel
welt with them, Witness had never
taken her out before, They drove to
Listowel and on their return were met
by NILCreel:en who was very angry
8ut1 told the witness are did not leant
luso t8 be codling and taking his wife
away. Mrs MoCrackel began crying
anis said, "You see this is a sample or
ivy life." Witness replied to DcCracken
that it was the first time that he had
called anti that it would he the last,
Mrs Nettie Kearney wife of previous
a•iluess, and ,lames 'Thynne both told
the Same s10ry',
,foam tl'Neil jr , of Morris. said he
,t as passing the 1tieCraekeu place about
110 minutes to 0 o'clock that evening
!and saw Mrs McCraeicef leaf it g on
ionise anti crying. He asked what was
the Matter and she said seulethnlg ab•
yy J��811 a hlu� drile slid her nerves. Her
xJ tlj��' DiZsagr nes. I husband spoke rather harshly to her
wilier, her to go into the honor.
Ja111e8 Keat'uer of Morris, a censill
.1). I IN '..•,'l':l+'KE\ of the 48100 ,. r. was at tilt, -accused's
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:19,11:.: 1l. r:s ., i' , WAS OlitItganl
un:e,)(111 hie aife ort ti;a89ld
•,f ,) sal. w:10 0831.1 '. efert• Mr. ,1t4at
• tees .::(e„! eh., asst...: it: Ooder-
_,.. ;i;c,: ,.en ..- ..s de0llevesi,tl the
.rig' fa. OUtt..a -r.,l tilt'0488 391(8.
:87,...,1 i. -\t 095i•"3 for this
1 i:a 18 ,r: 1 d ,'r MoLday oft
'01 , 1t' ..t the g.s.11 Jury was swum
.. tib-rs u'. the ;:rant, 1'.try
n':le; .1 i,a1,'!., Joht,5, fen --
11140; Jet I'.:tiileo:,, Lsltorne: lflljntt
,'olrl i: -,i el:tta!ta, 'r1 hl.,alaHeard. Lav
0,.1,1; son'. Olaao1, \s11;,;llain; 1'k,,es. A.
Nairn. (Ioderish: Oswsl,l . area., 14nlder•
lull; A, F, til, Seafertb; W,1. Forbes
McKillop; A J. 1117111, WIngham, Thos
Sloan, Hnllet; Oliver Clark, Godericb;
1. A. ':038. 88040810.
On Tuesday morning the Grand jury
returned a "true hill- and the petit jury
was sworn in as follows: Albert Towns -
bend, Runlet: John Colwell, Centralia;
W. (0. Bogie, Colborne; .lamas E420:1Hnllet; Wesley S, Cole, Exeter; 1,: n
FI Pearson. trey;Albert Godkiv, >Is'•
Kiilop; Donald Fowler West Waw8l,ts11
William (leaser, Ashlleld;.fohn S. Lit -
ie, (dray;Frank Tyndall, nutlet; .1 ,hu
1ICElvan rurnberry,
Mr. T. R. Ferguson, ICC., of Toron-
to, the Crown prosecutor, was assisted
by County Crown Attorney Seager and
the defence was in the hands of Mr WI
Proudfoot, K,C.,and 41r. R. Vausto e
of Wingham.. Capt. (Dr.! John ,1le-
0raoken of the Army Medical Corps, P
brother of the accused, was in Condi
having returr:ed from France to attend
the trial. The little tire.year-old sot
of the accused also 3880 present in the
oourt000m but did appear to realize
what Was goiliE 011. The prlertnar• .neo
fatht't•s hot:se that day end SOW 9411'
accused ti:,'.,. He was not f1 vert'
,sod 0nm:lr. He said he WAS going
to be on It:and 1vhe1! -ti,: .. auto pari('
cense balk a•id tor. th^1:, what he
thought of theta.. He said if at:yuue
else '.Cole :and 105 ( lits wife nlvay he'd
-put a hole in them " Witness said
-'Donn; Lt• rayl;. " and prisoner Said:"t,0
' li V, 111 Lilt,
L1'tiii int }d,C : ic!om, (3 :Mortis, father
.,f th" prisoner said his Ben was thirty
Mt, y 1 . Of age and :ran lsa:.ied sag
/.-ass ant. 118,1 561118 1.•:..:1•41 ,4 1.3-
h t ::, v11 CDtn,S#i a/tees, Said 111.'
wife ± 11,111e was at Ar,l s)., ylai:. ,.:d
et' luti:tren Latae - was Mary ytewat't
M_'liee '10e r:t'st I10rl u-, after the
marriage she welt West seat), sed it
3800 001118 4(100:1,1 heldr0 she returned.
She and her liesitanll lived at wltne.0
Sure! High Heels
Cause Corns But
Who Cares Now
Mewaa•.FM..a.a ataa4tioss sp.'noh,aMww..r
Because style decrees that women
crowd and buckle up their tender toes
In high heel footwear they softer ;rem
corns, then they cut and trim at these
painful pests which merely makes the
corn grow hard. This suicidal habit
Tory cause lockjaw and women are
warned to atop it.
4.A. few drops of a drug called freer -
one applied directly upon a sore corn
gives quick relief and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts out without
pain. Ask the drug store man for a
quarter of an ounce of freezone, which
costs very little but is sutUclent to re -
Move every hard or soft corn or Callus
from one's feet.
e This drug is an ether compound and
&lea ht a moment and simply shrivels
up the corn without inflaming or even
Irritating the surrounding tissue or
skin. O[lp this out add on on you
wife's dresser.43
house two or three y90re, and then e
house was put up for then( on another
farm owned by witness, line lived et
both places, spending most of the tilu0
at, witlle591 houee, This 171(1 beaans°
moat of elle work was there, The child
also stayed most or the time at wit.
nese' 1101180 and the wife would stay al.
elle. The wltlle08 heard no complaints
about his son's not staying at Ida own
home with his wife, WitI0sa dill not
reeognine his daughter.in-law's hand,..
writing in a letter produced by (Animal
011 that Sunday 111s sou told 11110 about
Kearney's taking his wife for a drive,
although he did not want her to go,
He went buck to his owl( 110111e et 81,0411
g o'oloelc-to unl00k the (100 r, he said.
Ile returned in the eveeing crying "I'm
idiot." He was asked who slid it, "My
eolf" Wittiest' went to welsh the wound
a„tl his sou said he was afraid Mende
was shot too, and his 'outlier should tel.
ephoue for a doctor, Hie Noll said he
clad the revolver in his pooket and she
caught his hand and jerked it out and.
the revolver we119 elf• He never knees
his son to oafry a revolver, His sou
said that if Kearney and Thymic event
to do anything to him he would use the
revolver to protect himself, Neither
the witness nor his wife went to see the
,langliter•in-law, tun did they attend
the funeral, His sots gave the revolver
to the witness who took out the remain.
Mg bullets.
Witness explained to bar, Prondfoot
that the house where his daughter W-
hiny lay death, was louvred by the coroner
go he 00(1181 not have got (it, and he was
not informed ire to time of the funeral,
Asked as to what kind of }lease it (vas
at hie 004'8 place, 381141094 said it was a
'•lot better than 1110 one 1 live in,"
The court then adjourned to 3. 15
o'clock.
In the afternoon Dr W. J . Milne of
ltlytb, who was the coroner, was ti e
first witness, On receiving anal! from
Dr Bryan he went to3leCrarlceu's pitos
9 ,1 found the holy in the barnyard,
put it on a door and took it into the
liouse. After fastening the doors he
went to the home of Wm. McCracken,
where he found the prisoner had gone
Oil 00 Brussels, and he followed him
there. 111 a 0011 venation with the pris•
otter, the latter told the witness that
he and his wife had had a row and he
had shot her, He said, "1 looked and
saw that she was dead and turned the
revolver on myself. I was unconscious
for a short while and then ran home as
fast as I could."
James McCracken of Godarioh, uncle
of the prisoner, testified that he had
been at his brothers house that day. Hie
nephew talked about Kearney coining
to has house and was vexed about it,
The winless told Mr Proudfeot that
he had been at his nephews place two
weeks before and had noticed that he
and his wife seemed to be on tbo best
of terms
'rhos• Gundry, constable, of Goderich
told of a long conversation with the
prisoner. His story was much the same
!as that of Dr. 1lcRae.
Mr: Fran!c Kearney. 08,111ler of prev-
io11s witness of that IISIlle•.. 811d 911s
Sarah Rutledge of Morris, 'both told ''1
being at Wm. McC'racken's 1 leen that
u;glt(.
John Mc('artar, a neighbor. had ]hart(
the LOP 811013.
•tohn Leckie J 1'. al:,l John Long con
01ab18, Brussels were then heard:
• This closed the case fur the Crown
!anti the defence did not call any wit-
The jriry retired at 7 ti) and returned
.0081113' before midnight with
the annuuttcemeut that they 1,01ld ;lot
agree. His Lordship therefore split
the ''ase river to the next assizes.
1tgi1 was refused at present but His
Ltrliship said a renewal of the appile-
ati0n 8:,+1101 be made later. It is report
ed that the jury stood 10,4 fora verdict
of (hurler, two for Inat(sleugiaei, oral
nu for 001018181.
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Special attention given to the business of Farmers and
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Eggs ............. ....1...... ,.,... 42
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GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
IS A SKIN WHITENER
- How to make a creamy beauty lotion
fora few cents.
The juice of two fresh lemons strained
Into it bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white makes a whole quarter
pint of the most remarkable lemon skin
beautifier at about the cost one must
pay for a small jay of the ordinary cold
creams. Care should be taken to strain
the lemon juice through a fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is
the ideal akin softener, whitener and
beautifier.
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massacre it daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands,
ALL CHANGE
Goderich District -Methodist Church
exchange of pulpits for bliasionary
Anniversary, Nov. 35th, 1917:-Gode-
rich. North St, Rev, A, Sinclair, a. 01, ,
Rev I)r. Hutlege, p m.: Gaderioh,
Victoria S. , list', 1 r, 14111!t•tit.;t• a in
Rev, Arthi r SDwiai r. p in. 1l'1!I•hw,
Wesley, Rev, C C, Keine, a m. , Rev,
R. ,1, 31CCornli010, p. m, , Clinton. Ont•
ario St• , Rev' 41. ,1, breCornticb', a III
Rev. C. C, Keine, 1.. ta. ; Seaforth,
Rev, J. W. Hedley; Hulme3viiie, Rev,
1, A, McKelvey; 1llrth,lClltuv. J A.
Agnew; Dungannon, Rev ,1, E, .(onto;
Nile, Rev, (:' H. McKinley; Belnuil'et
J, H 08ter11out; Auburn, Rev. F. W,
Craik; Walton, Rev. F. t.)kel!: li137419 d,
Rev, P, 8, Banat; Varity Rev W. E,
Darling; Landesboro, Rev. 1. E', Jones.
Each pastor responsible ler his can
p dpit supply Den 2nd, when sppea;
will be made. Each pastor responsible
for his own expenses in exchange Nov-
ember tLSth....•_.
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FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
• Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
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how miserable you ore from conitipa-
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take the ()treys 1:11" front the liver and -
carry off fine eonsf!eatel. caste matter
and poison fron, the intestines and
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clean; stomach 911•Pet and head clear for
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H adquarters, 51lit8ry District No. I,
Loudon, O,0 Ith November, 11117.
To The Editor,
The `news.
Seaforth. Ont.
Dear Sil'-
It bas corse t0 the nb'tiee of the
Military Aolls.'itiO3 that Mlibtary and
Naval uniforms, decorations anti 185(013
are being worry by persons not author-
ized or entitled to wear them, as laid
down by Ordo's•id•Ceimoil, \VDUI d
you be good enough to learn the pnblis
that the blilitary and Civil Authorities
are taking action to see thea tbese re
gulatiuns are strictly enroree 1.
Yours truly,
Walter ,Tames Brown,
Lieut..Colonel
X. AS:1,,1,l,D.No, 1.
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B?1i1FOR I'i el-IURel4ES
St. Jaynes'
St. James, Church , Rev. Father F
Corc018u, Rev. Father G. 1t. North.
graves ,BMorniug brass 7 a.m. High
Hass 10,30 a.m. Sunday school 2.30
p 111, Evening vespers 7 p.m.
St. Thomas'
Rev, T, R. Brown, Rector. Sunday
se ruses 1.1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
school 2,30 p. m, Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
p.m. C11ibdreu'ebrm1cll Saturday 2 p.m,
utercessi0n services every Thursday,
.0 p.m,
First Presbyterian
Rev, P', H, Larkin,, Pastor, Snutlay
services 11 a,in, and 7 p in. Sunday.
school 2,30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Tllfreday, 7.45 p.m, Women's iVlisa-
ionary Society"the first Tuesday in each
mouth at 7.45. Barbara Kirkman Mie•
sion Band 3rd Tuesday: in the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 2ud Monday at 4.15 p.rn,
Methodist
Rev. G. McKinley, B. D,, pastor
-SUNDAY-01ass at 1 O a.m.
Public service 11 a,111, and i p.m. Snu-
day 'reboot and Bible study class 2.3(1
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p,111, Prayer
Meeting Tionesta y 8, p.ln,
Salvation T•Yrmy
Capt. Freud and Lieut. Save.
Holiness meeting 1l a.m. Praise
service 3 pan, Gospel service 7 pm.
Childreus Service-Dhrecto'y class l0
a,40. Bible classes 4 p,ru, Week night
Meetings -Wednesday- Prlte8 meeting
8 p,in,
Hlmondv111e, Presbyterian
Hay, J. Argo. pastor. Sunday 901•
rices 11 a.m. anti 7 p le. Bible clues
3 p,1,1. Prayer meeting Wednesday
3p. m. V,P,M.S. Union Ord Friday'
in the moet}1$ p.m, Women's lti lesion-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the Month
at
2.30 pill, L:nlle3' Alli men s ((0.
mediately after.
McKillop Presbyterian
lief, 1J Carswell pastor, Sunday
services Duffs' church 11 a 1n 01111dey
school 10 a hn. Pr'ay'er 1(19eting Wed-
nesday 8 - p.m. Wemen'8 ltrissionary
Society last Friday iu each month at
2 o'clock,
Oonstauce Methodist
Rev, W. Baine, pastor. Snutlay
service 2.30 pan, young Peoples Lea -
002,30 p loSltudty \V omen's Auxin•
ary first Tuesday of every month a
fit) 41,4(1. Ladies' Aid last Thursday
Cf 63041 month 2,30 p.121
Winth"op Presbyterian
Snniay 8617100 2.30 pm, Sunday
0110011 l,iprn. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p.m. L,C, last Wed
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