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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-02-02, Page 7FIS IN A PARAtRAPH ENINGg FROM ALL OVER • THE GLOBE, IN A N lilt -WELL. arta, the Empire and the 1Vorltl in ' General Before Your • Eves. CANADA.' ';.. imsby farmer said the price- o problemcould be. solved by producer and retailer getting together. yrgn ; Sound hotel proprietors• • cleided to increase rates ow- to the strict enforcement of the al option law. ex:duel Alex was fined a. thou-. nd dollars at Sault Ste. Marie five violations of the liquor law. is' alleged to have sold a patent dieine for whiskey. hree foreigners were injured, o fatally, by. drilling into an old arge on the Canadian Northern e near North Bay. The Lake Erie Coal Company, it said, has submitted an offer to e London City Council to elec- y the Port Stanley Railway. 'he William Davies Company ve decided to close their Harris- n pork -packing branch, but may le the building as a cold -storage. sufferer from an infectious dis- se is housed in an old shed in a metery near Brantford, the city tying no place to keep him pro- rly. Peter Peterson of Cobalt was =ntenced to ten years in peniten- ary�for writing a Black Hand ;tier to Manager Goodall of the +';mperial Bank. GREAT BRITAIN. Troops will be despatched to Bel- eirtta,st to preserve the peace between nionists and Nationalists. The tension in Belfast has been omewhat relieved by a change of tenue for the Churchill home rule leeting. Mr. Winston Churchill, while :bandoning the Ulster Hall as a :glace of meeting, insists on his ight to speak in the city of Bel - et. c anc nese• lespatch from Sydney, An- erie , says::Senator Geo. Foster Wel' • e, the Minister of Defence of ions, ommonwealth of Australia, trees, that the Commonwealth. Fa Eta* ceptecl the invitation of the ietn +,;government to send a 1'ygi =f Australian cadets to perti- s Izo in riiiliary competitions which • part be . held in Canada toward .time pi, the year. te— V.;.1Y EXTENSION. 00,000 to be Expended in i'estet' Cantina. patch from Montreal says : g to the present plans the L. n.,:Peeific, -Grand ' Trunk. P+A, nd Canadian Northern will- upend between, these: ons'of dollars an' •Weiti'lx Yat e7tterlsro i and ' better . tiring the corning Summer.' ,employ, between them in an army elf d0,000 meta.' ' GENERAL. Resrtmplion of Hostilities in hina soe'sils itxeyitable. .France 'insists On the release of: Ids.' taken by Italians on board french vessels. l ROPLINE SAVES ITALIANS. etermined Attack by Turks— Heavy Italian Losses. A. despatch from Gabes, Tunis, ys: Details of the engagement tween the Turks and Arabs and Italian column near Ghirgarish, :mall oasis about ten miles along coast from Tripoli, on January have reached here, and show t at the time of the fighting the lion 'destroyers had temporar- withdrawn. Boats laden with traband approached the shore opened a heavy fire on the ian forces, At the same time 0 Turkish `regulars at Ainzara ared to attack the Italians the .rear. The Italians would itably have been annihilated if hance en aeroplane, coming to try its motor, had not been by the Turks, who became 'so ed that they were unable to. out the turning movement. kept Up their firing; however,. nightfall. The Italians lost 1cilled and' thirty wounded, :DE'S- FROM -AUSTRALIA. }From Antipodes to Compete in Canada, This Year. to be ienee AN ALTERNATIVE HUDSON BA°Y ROUTE AN ALTERNATIVE HUDSON BAY ROUTE Hon Mr. Cochrane has announced that if the Hudson Straits Trove impracticable as a grain route from Western Canada, owing to ire, that 'the grain may be carried from the terminal of the Hudson Bay. Railwey, across James Bay to the Mattawa River, and thence to the National Transcontinental Railway, probably by a spur line. This would save 600 miles of railway haul. The map shows the proposed route and its alternative. TO DISENDOW CHURCH. Ilotuc Secretary Will Introduce Bill at Coming Session. A despatch from. London. says :— Addressing an enthusiastic meeting at Queen's Hall on Thursday night, Reginald McKenna, the Home Se.c- retary, said that early in the com- ing session of Parliament he would introduce a bill for the disestab- lishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales. All the resources of the Government, he added, would be used to carry the mea- sure into a law. • 114 DEBT OF NEW YOItIK CITY. Exceeds Public Debt of the United States by $20,000,000. A despatch from New York says : According to official figures sub- mitted on Wednesday to Mayor Gaynor by the Finance Depart- ment, New York City's total debt a&t the bnning of 1912 was ,$$21,- {137,81I,718,egior t tpproditnatel'P 0,- 000,000 more than the ptt'blic debt of the United States. " During 1911 the -funded debt increased $71,432,- 485 of which $44,200;000 represents bond issues for' rapid transit work and the new water supply. system. -es __-_. GRAND.TO LIVE And the Last Laugh is Always the Best. "Six months ago I would have laughed at the idea that they) could be anything better for a table beverage than coffee,' writes an Ohio woman, "now I laugh to kn nv there is. (The effects of te.a and coffee on the system are similar, because they both contain a drug --caffeine). "Since childhood I drank coffee Freely as did the other members of the family. The result was a puny, sickly girl ; and as I grew into wo- manhood I did not gain in health, but was afflicted with heart trou- ble, a weak and disordered sto- mach, wrecked nerves and a gener- al breaking down till last' winter, at the age of 38, I seemed to be on the .verge of consumption. . "My friends greeted me with `How bad you look i What a ter- rible color!' and this was net very comforting. "The doctors_ and patent media- cines did me absolutely no good. I was thoroughly discouraged. 'Then I gave up coffee and com- meneed Postum. At first I didn't like it; but after a few trials and following the directions exactly, it was grand. It was refreshing and satisfying. In a couple of :weeks I noticed a great change. "I became stronger, nay brain grew clearer, I was not troubled with forgetfulness as in coffee times, my power of endurance was more than doubled. "The heart trouble and indiges- tion disappeared and illy nerves became steady and strong. "I began to take an interest in things about me. Housework and home -making became a nleasure.. My friends have marveled at the. change and when they enquirewhat brought it aboutt I...answer.Pos- .tnm, • and nothing else , in the. world.' " Nai ne given by Canadian Ont. Postttm Coe Windsor, (). 'Read the little book,„,, The'�{,oatl to We11rille, `, in pkgs.''There's a reason,” ever read the leheve letter? A neW one HAD ItUSI! FOR. COLD. N�a We ask assistance of all good housekeepers in our of ot't-s to introduce pare goods. MAGIC BAKING POWDER GILLETT'S PERFUMED LYE CREAMTA TARt, ROYAL YEAST CAKES:, When you ask your dealer for any of the above goods` and he reaches for a substitute,. STOPHIM, That is the time. It is too late after youahave used part of it with .poor success, as is always the case with substitutes. There is every reason why you ' should insist upon Gillett's Goods, and absolutelyi no reason why,, you should permit a dealer to substitute:something he claims to be ".lust as good" or "better" or "the same thing" as the article asked for. The buying public and the dealers acknow- ledge the superior quality of Gillett's Gods. Why accept something inferior when you can buy Gillett's pure goods at the same price? , Ea W. GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED Winnipeg Toronto, Ovit. Montreal PROTECT YOURSELF BY REFUSING SUBSTITUTES Minitonas, Manitoba, is Now Overrun by Progtiectors. A despatch from Minitonas, Ma- nitoba, says: One hundred more gold prospectors arrived on Thurs- day night from scattered points in the United States and Canada. Not much prospecting is doing, only a wild desire to stake regardless of location. The private car of Mr. R. J. Mackenzie, of the Canadian Northern, is here, with his mining expert from California and several others. They left at daybreak for the scene of action with the nec- essary equipment. Several are looking for residential and busi- ness sites, and the stampede is on in earnest, with all public buildings full of men, lying all night on floors like sardines. Excitement and crowds are increasing every hour. � Y QUICKLY GTOFa COUtiete+ CUrees COLDS, liZALA.T14E, etROAT AND CtfNG6. zs CENTS T.OR'Y OIit IIEROIS'li. Former Guelph Halt Saved S•`veral. Lives, but Died Himsstf. A despatch from Guelph says Word has been received here that by fighting a pack of timber wolves single-handed all night long Harry E. Fennell, lately of Denver, Colo., but up to six years ago residing in Guelph, saved the lives of seven girls and the other men who were in a party and died as the result of the exposure he was forced to en- dure. Fennell's desperate fight with the wolves took place near Hudson Bay. He and a churn were trapping up near Hudson Bay and. went to a party or dance that some half-breeds were giving. They were the only people near, and on the way home were given a ride with another man and some girls in a bobsleigh. It was late at night and they were chased by wolves. Mr. Fennell got out and got up a tree and told -the others to run the horses to their cabin and he would fight the wolves. The others want- ed to stay, but he begged them to go on and not take any chances with the girls. They then went home, but eould hear shots all night. Fennell 'killed nine wolves. The men went back at daylight and there was only three wolves left. Fennel was so cold he could hardly walk, .and died before, they could get help, the nearest doctor being sixty miles away. .FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. Annual Convention Will be Held at Ottawa Feb. 7th and 8th. The thirteenth 'Annual i Meeting and Convention of the Canadian Forestry Association, under the patronage, of H.R:H. the Governor- General, for the reading and discussion of papers, the reception of reports, election of officers, and other business, will be held in the Railway Committee Room, Parlia- ment Buildings, Ottawa, .on Wed- nesday and Thursday, Feb. 7th and 8th, 1912, and to it all friends of forest conservation are invited. The alin is to make, this the most practical convention ,yet .held, and to this, end the :gentlemen who will ,read papers and make addresses.. 4., ':wx11'.:chLeclC '•tical _ atten,Lion;` to sub-• i ejects '.ix -ow pressing or mmoe ��iat solution` in Canada. There are new seven cases of Vert ie, ,df"hi man lterO:S °srrrllllpoi~ at Montreal. ALB 8RTA'S FINANCES. Prent,i"r :`.:iftoil Announces a Stir- lllns Telephones Paying. A despatch from Edmonton. says: -Premier Sifton delivered his Budget speech in the House on Thursday afternoon. He quoted figure:, to show that the present as- sets of the Province, exclusive of the telephone system, in public b; ildings, etc., were $7,733,579, and ,the liabilities in treasury` bond issued $7,293,333, leaving a' snrplu;y le the credit of the Pro- vince •ui• $440,246. He, congratu- lated tt!: Province on the success of th Governxnent administration of the telephone system. Every year •since the, Government took condo'!; after paying the cost of maintenance, operaton, etc., there has been a surplus. The Premier ranno hided that it had been decided. to ,i4erease, the, sessional indemnity of etkr 'l<t' - fxoni $1,000- to $1,800, RX .Wa 5 slam• dao• ler e o'f' 1,iSl 0 extra for the load-. cr est; thi , Opposition. FOR MURDER IN FRANCE. Frenwhinau Arrested at Regina for Killing a WVonian. A, despatch from Regina, Sask., says Dui, Oscar Pougnet has been arrested near here on a charge of .'exturder committed near Paris, Frame, .un January 9, 1910. It is alleged' he murdered and mutilated Mrs. Guisienne Legrand, his friend's wife. Summar prices have been again re - (Wet' x by ten cents throughout On- tario aid at Winnipeg. Werra 25 Years Cured by "CuticL ra" Mme. Renaud montroaL Leg Uke.l !taw' Flesh from Knee Down "I havi, been treated by doctors fob twenty-tivo, years for a bad case of eczema on my lag, They•did their best, but failed to cure it. ,Xte' own doctor had advised me to'ttave ink leg out off, but I said I would try the 0.aieura Remedies first, He said, 'try there i17 you like but I do net think they will do any good.' At this tune mr leg was, ;ieeftd.. froth 'the knee down, my foot was llko a piece of raw flesh and I had to Wtall. en- crutches. "I bought a cake of Cutteura Soap, a box at Cuticula Oitrine4t and a bottle of Cuticura Resolvent. ,)liter the Srst two treatments the ssvelling.vrtnt down and In two months' use of the,' utieura Remedies my leg wast cured and tilq new ¢kin grown on. The doctor could not htl}ovo his own eyes when be sale that 0uticttt Nati cured me and said that ho would use:• It(e11tt, or kis own patients. Putt fbr tbt' iltleers Remedies I might have lest MS' lif ✓' I am truly grateful for the 'r�ondr:tfUt 0 'that Cutleura, wrought: and, tend est. h ' ss r a sura f1i tm b Y' tw' ty r� ` s �� g e�rn troubles." iii t ,c1 rbr s.1 an -. rlo La i d,.. '03:en ,l 3: 9. Renulld, 277 M.entatsa, St., pont a ` a'C tteura.Soa ta . cues, Cid u P. t 's r�fflest av : at'fb ed' .t �t e rd h8 rats�' pI tla4ht1i1tiat• fbr'tktn•and Meati ley drugists and'dealers or •e ebera1'sample of eacih. i 0. lius* ave slto ope l U. ste. • 1Tot'inyi'e. and' oantllt' atlaMOO5' scalp tie atte ate t/hie e, ^Lv1t1 0, Ceteee• 40 te HUNDRED FOOT SERPENT. •Lighthouse -Keeper Sass Ile Saw It In the St. Lawrence. A despatch from Quebec says: Another man claims to have seen the "sea serpent." This time the witness is a reliable official of the Marine Department, Mr. Fafard, lighthouse -keeper at Pointe Des Monts, in the Gulf of St. Law- rence,. Mr. Fafard informed his superiors that he saw a "sea ser- pent" twice this winter. The mon- ster was a hundred feet long. BEACON LIGHT IN DESERT. Khartoum Cathedral was Formally Consecrated. • A despatch from Khartoum, Sou- dan, says: Khartoum Cathedral, the first Christian edifice of its kind to be erected in the blood- soaked ,clesert of, the Soudan, was 'con ecrated • on Friday by the; Bishop of London and a distingu- ished bode of Anglican clergy. The cathedral is a memorial to General Charles Gordon, who was murdered by the Mandi's followers 27 years ago on Friday on the spot where the edifice now stands. York County Council proposed to tax autos for road improvement. I dyed ALL these DiFFEREf4'f KINDS _ • —� of Goods with the SAME Dye. i used ONE DYEFGRALE 1QQNDSoFGOODs CLEAt"D and SIMPLE to Use. 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One tnekes resembles another very closely. The vital difference is in tiro lock—tko twisted clamp of wire Old faetene verticals and cr.ran-wire+ together. On that largely de- pends the fence's durability. : LEADER flume itis rho nno leek thtt15aetutitty perfect, Ask for a sample of it.. Note the simple yet powerful triple grip this leek beide no the ereas.wtree, Imagine how great nut be the strain that would loosen each lu grip, 'Glen yen'lt realize why I;I4AD138, fence, mads of 9.za;ugo hard steel wire, specialty gnivanlso.i, sprig,;y and ,able to stand tight stretching, AVOie'T sag and DOES last. If yonot nvoaraoatil agent, write direct to as 'for Co bpethlr+1 Woo. A .... t wanted in wnrepresated ditrleta, :ii"rite for prop lsition. The COA1lls'tllLimn,N�' FENCE '?~-bl.6ze.3311. Yt... s eat. t+ +letrcle,:1 "*.-y .`th;1 t;': ai ,.b