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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901,
Queen Wilhelmina's domestic
trouble will awaken much sym-
pathy throughout the world. She
has evidently made an unhappy
match in the spendthrift Prince
Henry. Fronx obscurity and. com-
parative poverty she raised. the
mon near to the throne of Holland.
and surrounded. him -with every-
thing that -wealth could connuand.
It appears, however, that he has
brought with him a greater load of
gambling debts than his royal
spouse is prepared to shoulder, and
that he is angry at her failure to
satisfy his creditors. It is not long
since the Queen of Holland. was a
happy bride. Few of her humblest.
subjects would envy her to -day.
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Chinese exclusion will shortly
become s live issue in the United
State!. Next May the At by
which they are shut out from the ,
republic will expire, and a move -
mint is on foot to secure its exten-
sion. The Pacific coast people,who
ars unanimously in favor of ex-
tending the .Act, have the support
of the 'labor element throughout '
the conntry. Moreover, it is
ed that if the barriers were remov-
eit there would be such au influx of
Chinese into the Republic as to
seriously disturb the labor market.
Is spite of the import duty, the
Chinese are. making rapid gains in
Canada, it but however much we
would. like to prevent the invasion,
WO have to respect the obligations
of the Empire. In England there !I
are very low Chinese. This may
be accounted for by the greater,
distance of Great Britain from
China. bat there is the further fart
that the offiseouringe of Europe final
their way to England to such an I!
extent that they leiwe little room,
if *ur, for a Celestial
Winnipeg Grain Exchange wants
to get the eoasting laws susperale&
to that United States vessels call
earry grain from Fort William to
Georgiart Bay ports for the remain-
der of the atason, owing to short-
age of Canadian vessels and to the
aongeetion of the Buffalo elevators.
It is of course desirable that as
wiesstitsr of grain as possible
*hall be moved fawn Fort William
neotel with life in' our smaller
communities. As compared with
inhabitants of cities and. larger
towns the inhabitants have more
leisure incl more opportunities for
knowing one another. But of
course these advantages may be
abused. ln how many places do
the people apply themselves to find-
ing out the best about their neigh-
bors, and to making one another's
lives pleasant? In how may places
•is there a healthy local pride in the
achievements of those who are
born and brought up there? Too
often a different spirit prevails. If
ill natured gossip were discouraged,
if special courtesy and. considera-
tion were shown to those who are
eccentric or exitable, or subject to
any kind of infirmity, if the inhab-
itants would combine for the pur-
pose of increasing the comforts and
refinements of the community, our
Ontario villages could be made
among the most pleasant places in
the world.
the back, Niro. Burk and the
children, save Adam, retired at the
usual hour last night. 'Mr. Burk,
who was in ;Altoona, did not get
home Until late. The lamp was
burning in tbso kitchen for him.
before he went up stairs he turned
it low. A lunch was left on the
kitchen table for Adam, who is a
stage hand atthe Altoona opera
house It is not known what time
Adam came home, About 1.$0
o'clock Mrs:. Burk way awakened
by a dense smoke in her room. She
awoke her husband. He dressed
hurriedly and hastened down
stairs. Opening the kitchen door
he found the kitchen ablaze. The
draft caused by the opening of the
kitchen dor accentuated the fire,
and with a roar the flames swept
I through the .house. Burk's cloth-
ing ignited, and he sprang outside
and rolled in the snow to extinguish
the tiny tongues of fire. He then
summoned the assistance of neigh-
bors. There was no hope of saving
the house when they arrived, and
to rescue the inmates was impos-
sible. Every time the men tried to
enter the intense heat drove them
back. Burk, in a mad frenzy,tried
to push through the flames, but
Try to imagine a village compos- was prevented. Meantime the
agonizing screams of the inmates
ed. of a score of your most intimate
could be heard. For one brief
friends, and you have what every second Mrs. Burk appeared at an
village might be with the co -opera- upsteirs window. In her arms she
tion of its inhabitants. Of course carried a child. Then the flames
there are lazy, vicious or incurable arose about her, and sho sank back
and was seen no more. was
ill-natured people in villages,
as Burk sent to a. hospital about this time
there are everywhere else, but we crazed with grief. •
think these would be almost power-
less for hare* if the general spirit
were one of hearty goodwill. It is
quite likely that what has been go-
ing on, as alleged, in the case of
Dr. Harbottle is the work of a few
hoodlums or boys, and has no
countenance from the solid citizens
-Archibald Wilsbn, merchant,
.2 the place. But we rather think Sault Ste. Marie.
that with a combined and deter- There is no remedy for rheuttut-
to the railway' termini on the
Gabagian. Bay, before navigation
*tops. If the elevators at Port
'William a emptied, the C. P. It.
eat easily fill them again during
tile Winter, mid the farmers of
lianitaint vfl1 have so much more
money iii hand to spend. Alis if
the 'elevators at Parry Sound, Col-
lingwood, Midland and Owen
ltgootuid ars filled when navigation
closes, the railways can carry their
Winter. The mote ships there are
on the route between Lake Superior
and. Georgian Bay, the better will
it be. tor the farmers, for the rail- .
*els and for the general trade of
the :country. But the coasting
less% were sospended, itt similar
eirettnstariees, once before and -
We all remembet tehat a grand kick.
Was made by the Canadian ship-
owaers, who extracted a. promise -
from the Government that the con-
eession would not be Made again.
What Canada needs is a bigger fleet
of grain-eiterynig vessels.
contents to the seaboard during the
lists
The Brantford Courier says :-
'The Toronto Globe speaks of Dr.
Harbottle as having been.persecut-
ed
fork two years. In reality the
persectition of this man has existed':
for many years." This arouses
smite reflections, whichmay apply
to othet places besides Barford.
Theto Ise many advantages eon -1
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Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills cur -1 PROPRIETOR.
ed. me of chronic rheumatitm after
I had been -given up by the doctors.
mined effort on their part the per- tism,or for building up the system,'
secretion could be stopped. equal to Dr. Clarke's wonderful I
Little Red Pills. I would not be Graduate Optician, The Original Herb
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BOGUS BROKERS. golds -q. J. Brandon,Fenelon Falls,
— Ont.
Arrests in Connection With An I can truthfully say that Dr,
Alleged Swindling Scheme. Clarke's Little Red Pills have done
— me more good than any. other medi-
ew York, Nov. 30. -Frank Dil- eine I have ever taken. -Mrs. Ori -
lora and John F. Bennet are under i son R. Estey, Waterville N. B.
arrest, charged with operation in
rnere is no remedy that is equal
conjunction with two other persons,
to Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills for
not yet arrested, a bogus stock'
nervous troubles, rheumatism. or
brokerage business under pretence
ndred diseases. -W. H Robert -
that they were members of thel ki
son, Mttruiging Editor Daily Times,
stock exehange. It is charged that
the men received $30-0,000 fromPeterborough, Ont.
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customers. .According to the de- Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills cur-
teetive department. they 'pretended ed me of rheumatism after VS years
to do a brokerage business under h of constant suffering. -J. B.
the names of August Zimmerman I Armour, bookkeeper Toronto June-
& Co., and J. W. Pollard & Co., I tion.
and. later opened offices under the 1 Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills are
name of E. L. Bennet & Co., airl a Certain cure for rheumutisrn,
private detectives and. eollectc_aks. II asthma, paralysis, catarrh; eczema,
Detective Capt. Titus said to -day eoughs, backache, indigestion,
that by this means they wore U. , stmitach and liver troubles, female
abled to collect a large amount of complaints, even when, the diseases
claims against themselves which,i, have been standing &Sr many years.
they divided. Henry L. McCauley, I Price 50 cents per box. ?or sale
who oceumed an office at 32 Broad- , by alt local druggists and dealers
way, was arrested this afternoon m patent medieme. The Canada
on the charge of that he had beets.' Chemical Company, Peterborough,
implicated witb Dillon and Bennett', Ont., will forfeit $10 for any 0,14.80
in schemes to defraud. The prison- I that these pills do not, help.
ere were remanded until Monday. 1 " Dr. Clarke's Sure Cure for Cedar
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The tleteetiveg say the men bern rhe and, Dr. Clarke's Sure Cure for
operations several years ago vs OH&wino same price. 810.00 will
they opened a showy SUit°°f °Me" I be pitia"for any ease they will not
and sent out circulars proinisine cure.
large profits on deals in. stocke.1
Finally, after Istrg,e sums of money Pile ,re stet.. to sae tbst tr.
had been taken ill a 11.10V(4 wall 's CbAsell Oillhestit Is acertaln
and abIOIII141 t11144 or Hai
made to new offices and under a 14543. Vireo' forth ed tweet.
new name, the police charge the taesdiagraraseetreelaeasaa
some procesa was gone thrieugh,,11=irgrolit=riArtat,
until again business wet given up I itr aortigLitta think ?gab, 144effies. &Ica le ant
withottt payment of money due 431 leilbes ee litAhemut Atte a cdveieter:te,
customers.
On Chases Ointment
A VAN/LY CRENATED. (ARROW ELECTED.
Mother and Poor Children Perish Goderiela Dec. 4. --The by -elect -
in Their Burning lime. I hart in West Huron toolay restated
in the returrt of J. T. Gairow, Lib -
two
after 2 Welock this moaning five aylitees to heir froni. This is the
persons -a inother her four, third contest betweeta Garrow
children -were busted to death at'and Major Beek within the peel
Gwyn station,on the Wopsononock three years; Gatrovr being twice
Railroad, three miles north of this4mnietted by the courts; Following _
eity. wrh, husband. escaped 'With are the teturne received, the Agin. -
severe ilij Oriel. The dead are sseq es in each ease being turtiotitiei tbe Western *Meat
Ain., Mary C.Sitrk 42 year* 01(1;0
Adam G. Bark. 16 Mara" E. Iltirkl GOdOt!ell trOWn thilrrow. Beek. .
13; *Toone. Burk, 11 ; Joseph Victor r Godenah Township -
131 tstate Exchange.
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Burk, 8 years. Carl W. 13etrk, A hit
West Wavratiosh
lEatt Witwanosh 7;0
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le an itlitiona thee frit mothers;
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*hen the little onee get tfeet eold
and wet, and come !mine acid
lAkAVEIre mitAbd
781 Duna a Street
'Conbori,
P• arta, City, Village, Suburbrn,
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lea and Garden Property, sold, Bought
heirhoarte
and Exchanged.
eoughiag, or awaken 10the night vie-.
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time of deadly croup-. ThO,r it fa that peciit1 to the HtnLn. j Money Loaned on First. and Second
mothers turn
through higs great Recipe Book midratefully to Dr. Chase, Mr, ream Toaameat hod nea t Mortgages, Real Estate, Notes and
m
who, i
faous family reatediles, has time and straw stack exit in ora. *owl* Other Securities.
again saved theones and older moriiiiig last, And in the afternoon 1
o es, too, roet rig and death. it Urge pile of Wood *WAS brou ht1'arttHouses arid Business Prop-
It le tries' surprising how promptly
Dr. Cbate's tiSyrup of 'satiated and Tut- under the. *toy teeth of att. etty ,Itented, ana RenRentsCollected
penne b "ngs relief when the throat . 8h°upon Reasonable Terms.
Cilltititelilat .411a*t.
is sore and trritated, when the told IA Miss Idattra. SiefilOtt held it very Money Invested. for Private
ti ht In the cheat, and the coUgh &th
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cerm*.of her voene
ne and eistressing. St autos; the tie. sile cess til" -
duals Oil First Mortgage on Real
arninatIon, heals the tete iota Iota r end on Tuesday evening.-
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This Xt tit t
men:states, seethes the eerves and date *as the arthiverstry. 0s ,
.... -oid' 0.
clears tl 6 itir DaSsSgeS,
People who know of the singular, vIr..
tues of Dr.. Chase's Syrup of Linseed
and Turpentine do not think of a.ccept4
Ing the theap subStitutes which many'
druggists offer in its plate; 25 cents.,
Dr. Chase's Syrup
of linseed
and Turpentine'
tenth birthday. Msr many fried
hope she May have 'Very rnattY
more and will very pleased to at-
tend such another event.
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late E. Kellerman of
DailiWOod on Tuesday.
Quite a number in tbie vieirtity
are doing there butchering these
dAye. it is 5 good trine to do it
before we have too much snow.
TELEPHONE 696.
E* ZELLER
[)11 RiZURICH. O.
kel Agent for Huron County
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For mbi'LTIindmankind
IVANTRU r -A. ruse of tad torddi that It.:11*.itlft
not beteSt. They banish mkt anti prolong life. One ,gissess'
Mid. Note the trotd R•I`r"A`N`S on the packages- ited
tempt to substituto. It'l"PA'N'S, so for s geniis teat
be had at any drug store. Tett samples and 00* thousand
testimonials will be mailed to any address for fire cent*.
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