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WaS So charpentipr, commissioner of Par" - paclZol wApe - - o I I - . . . �, ,
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1, p .Z German Rousselet� form- curred an event which seeilued 10tely PosaQW049 in Canada. Thay� h*4 are 120 �onds. But Indiana - be#.t� ' , ,.ii�,��! "11J I",
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,; t . er police inspector, now represet �Top�# ek of,color preJudioo� this with 290 "We covering 100 ac, . "; � 1"�. " . � , - I , .
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� . , d a French insurance company. Her son waited upon'ber and told her and rekar�,.`, -, *4,� supposed red'* . 3114 � . , .
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0 , , 17 so this afternoon I called who were holidaying"at Biarritz. drew, and it appeared that the rupture been aniiiia*4 -by even warmer feel- Goldfish are at first of a dark dingy ,,�, ��
, 11 .. I I i daughter." The ramifications of the robbery was final. He was agreeably sur- ings. hue, changing color as they grow. , .
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�,,,', ��., .moved up to Morganville, last �-fflcvrs,, an attempt wag made to that on his way to Lille he s4uld ,wearing his picturesque Indian garb. Vack, carmine, lavender, O.r� even
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�. , i , 4ipring?" . her a drive in his car. He spoke of the younger woman as -blue.
,;� 1, 1� Ite assented and asked her What was his fiancee and she loaded him with It is the fanciers great ambition I I
1�:�', 1. . . !hiev.-s' emi,�sary failed, however, to to .1 .
,'_ , . I the nature of her errand, to which presents'. One witness at the trial in rear blue goldfish. These Ntch a high 1-1 ,
"I �, 11�es, and do you know I could come to ternis "with the fence whom I _�;
I 'i. . he replied: "You will know later." Turin expressed the opinion that the price any -where, being actually worth -1
.t I hear her voice as distinctly as he consulted in Toronto. Ont., as to ' .
�., , I The two women sat in the back seat, faker had hypnotized mother and their weight in gold.
� ,;,�� . �� I hear yours. Shirley was so 1he price to be paid; with the result . I I
�J-. surprised ana delij�hted that and he in the front. On the way they daughter.. Otherwise it was hard to AccordinJ to "Goldfish Culture for �
I .,W, ,� ,hat ,he transaction fell through. .
,Vr , . she wants me to call her every The French, detectives have also passed a small, deserted country real understand how swiftly they fell und- Amateurs," by A. E. Hodge, F.Z.S., IT makes no difference at the I
� �*�. , ", I week. 1$ known locally as the Route de Is Soli- er his spell and how bravely they and ,.Arthur Derham, goldfish have .
... 4� 1 .. visited New York, followin tude, and the mother called out for went about the public with a.stranger their little ailments, among them be- . Government Savings Office,
I , . Constant improvement in tele- clue, which hinted at an attempt to him to back up and take this road. whose appearance was enough'to ex- Ing indigestion, caused through wrong -
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11�.. � phone equipment and service dispose of the stolen gerns there ;
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1, 11, � onferences Instinctively obeying, he did so. Just cite ribaldry in the peasantry. The eating. They are cured with a dose newsboy or noble.
I , I ., . has virtually abolished dis- but they say that their c
t" I uthorities as the car turned, his wife for a ino- Indian was always attended by sever- of Epsom salts, which they seem to TORONTO BRANCHES -. Every saver receives the same,
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V", tance, Every day friends in t turned her head. It was her al valets and secretaries whom he like! polite attention, irrespective of
� cities hundreds of miles apart, shed little new light on the problem men Car. Bay & Adelaide Sts.;
?�,��,, : last conscious rnovement� for the elder also imposed upon but whom he p' 549 Danforth Ave.; Car.
". ", 8" re -united by the modem which they are seeking to unravel. aid That poisonous -looking "green wa- University & Dunda5 St. Station in life or a m o u n t
4" n suddenly produced a revolver well, Out of the money he borrowed ter often seen near farms is actually OTHER BRANCHES AT-
Xd� . magic—Long Distance. Neither Charpentier nor Rosselet worna
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?,�Z speaks English, with the result that and blew her brains out, Without a upon the strength of his expectations. good for goldfish. Ailing members Aylmer, Brantford. .
� Have you ever visited a dis- their conferences with Police Chief word of any kind the son turned the He found it a simple matter, once his a -re sent to it to regain health and Hamilton, Nevnnarket� You are cordially invited to
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�'. 11": tant friend by telephone? If S. J. Dickson and Inspector of De- car and drove to the hospital in original story had been accepted, to strength. Pembroke, Seaforth, SL open an account. It will be a
,! not, why not give someone a tectives George Guthrie were carried Douai. His wife was beyond medical borrow to tide him over until King Goldfish should not be stood.in the C�tharines, St. Mary's, priviliege to serve you. .4
�,� "Akerton, Woodstock.
�, I pleasant surprise. on at Toronto through the medium aid and his mother stammered out a George signed the paper that waz to sun in a shadeless bowl. If they are, .
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�; Call her by Long Distanc% ediately she regained her corn- Countess Kuvenhuller actually ad- Seaforth Branc!�, J. M. McMillan, Manager
�1. Evans, Clerk of the York County 'mm 10 Hours 9.30 a -m. to 5 Pan. Sat -day 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9.30 P -,
/ assize court, who learned to speak posure and admitted that she had vaneed him $260,00D and her daughter
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5� hospital unit at F,tapl,es during the out her tri&I she remained composed, fortune. It was at Turin where he � . .
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:1 . � I I war in which -he won the meritorious except when the opportunity came to fell ill while travelling with them that FARMING COSTS 11 . 6_1100 AN*
�. I spit out her vonomous feelings for their suspicions were finally aroused. . , INGS FFICE
,. service medaL The starting point in business , .
. The visiting police officers declare the younger woman. Not a word Before this, Count George had come PROMNCE OF 0
; could she say against her but for her home and he too accepted the tales farming is crop rotation, or the � / I
� � " themselves highly appreciative of supposed extravagance in the items of White M at their face value, ,I- e�tablishment of systeniatic crop- amymposlm
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,. � the Toronto authorities and also Prev-1ously mentioned. She had come though as a hunting man his doubt ping systems to maintain soil pro-
. ductivity. The three f&m practices , 15QU EENS PARK
� c f "Hates any man the thing he would was regaaed with. The Indian 'told which contribute most effectually to , FIDELIS
I - � voice admiration at the efficien y ,-) to hate her, and as the Jew said: was aroused by One story which he HEAD OFFICE ,
. . �� the city's police department. not kill?" So she murdered her, and him that on his estate in Canada were the production of such major crops 11
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� 1 4 1 — . - now with seeming calmness awaits two great rivers. In one of them fish as wheat, corn, and oats, are culti- — . - - — M—Omw
- isit of the executioner who will swarmed. The other was so hot that vation, crop rotation, and the use of
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. STUNG BY AVARICE, KILLS xcavated and
I i prepare her neck for the kiss of the the fish could be cooked without the fertilizers, both manure and com-
.. REM WANTED carcass was found to be that of a the state. The Searchlight is the
SON'S WIFE couplert. necessity,of lighting a fire. 1, Turin mercial materials. There three opera- . antic mammoth of prehistoric officia� organ of the First Baptist
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" - the Indian was sent to a nursing home tions rank almost equally in import- 919
, Missing Heirs are being sought Douai was a name that echoed and and the two titled ladies visited him ance, but, while the cultivation of the times, and with it a baby mammoth Church and is filled largely wft
I almost as big as an elephant of to- stenographic reports of what Norris
� 6youghout the world. MAny people re-echoed through France in war time,, KEEP LITTLE ONES every day. The doctor in charge soil and the use of fertilizers are day. Except for the hole in the back says on Sunday and letters of praise
I a" to -day living in comparative pov- and more recently it has been on WELL IN WINTER found out that they wed to smuggle more or less expensive, rotation of o' the adult animal from which the and support he gets during the week.
. arty who are really rich, but do not everybody's tongue as the scene of one him in spirfts which were very bad crops does not appear as an item of '
; I Woodman had dug his "steaks," both Stock had been advertised as avail-
� know it. You may be one of them. of the most curious crimes in modern By Regulating the Sto for him, and in order to cause the expense in any farm cost -accounting
. mach and� men to desist he told them that system. carcasses were whole and perfect. able in small units. The company
Send for Index Book, "Missing Heirs French history. There was no mys- i Bowels With Baby's Own, I W�,- Entombed by some primeval catas- has a Delaware charter.
, and are- tery about it. But it was sh k' Tablets. , man was a dangerous character It is true that a farmer may spend trophe, the two carcasses had been The publication business contin-
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ftRy authenticated lists of missing because of the relationship between — m the police of Italy would de- time or energy in planning a rota- preserved by the Arctic cold for near- ues, however, on a Texas chartear
. .1 I , heirs and unclaimed estates wbich the murderess and her victim, an,11 Winter is a dangerous season forl wilo"t, as soon as he recovered. At tion, that is, in determining a sequ- ly 20,000 years. granted several years ago.
. have been advertised for, here and hsLounding because of the motk'e- I the little one.s. The days arc, change- i first they were indignant, but the (nee of crops which will enable each - Several weeks ago announcement
� abroad. The Index of Missing Heirs The victim was the daughter-in-law � able --one bright, the next cold and I doctor advised one of them to go to crop to derive the maximum benefit -
.. . was made that the First Baptist
�, we offer for sale contains thousands of the slayer, the wife of her cherish-: stormy, that the mother is afraid to I bondon where the man's history was from preceding crops and give the
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�- Of names which have appeared in ed and only son. She blew her brains - take . known. Countess Atta doubted but grmt,est benefit to subsequent crops, GOLD NUGGETS FOUND IN
. American, Canadian, E nglish, Scotch, out because the daughter-in-law lack- . the children out for the fresh , and in getting the rotation establish broadcast Norris' sermons, had been
, I i air and exercise they need so much.; went, and in London her eyes were - ABLE sold to the Lone Star Broadcast Com-
� Tzish, Welsh, German, French, Rel- ed the avarice that had become a ru!- I In consequenco they are often cooped I .speedily opened. She communicated ed on his farm. This, however, is GEESE AT DINNER T pany, a private concern. Norris,
I Clan, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and ing passion with the elder woman. An i counted a-, an expression of his man- Two twentieth century geese, ap- however, retained -rights to use the
� up in overheated, badly ventilatedl the facts to her mother, who wasl
�, other newspapers, inserted by lawy- account of the case is given in the San! rooms and art, soon scized with colds : anxious to hush up the scandal, So agerial ability, for which he receives, parently lineal descendants of the station to broadcast his messages,
I I era, executors, administrators. AlsO Francisco Argonaut by H, 0. Beatty, . or grippe. What is needed to keepi White Elk was allowed to slip over reward in the form of managerial in. bird of fable which laid the golden within certain specifications, and the
, contains lis't of English and Irish I come, if through good management he
1. I Courts of Chancery and unclaimed an American, long resident in France, the little ones well is Baby's Own the border to Switzerland. Here he eggs, may, posthumously, cause gold change thus involved mainly finance
and he expresses the opinion that in Tab�ets. They will regulate the found fewer victims and it was not succeeds in realizing net prefit.s. Thus, stampedes in Central Ontario. and ownership title.
_� dividends list of Bank of England. in rotation of crops, a farmer has at
I this case expert evidence should be stomach and bowels and drive ou,, 1,ong before 'he was sent to jail for, The geese in question adorned the About the time of the state
li Your name or your ancestor's may be tossed out and the murderess declared colds, and through their u.se the bal,%, obtaining credit at a hotel under; his command, without any monetary dinner tables of Mrs. E. W. Dart- Baptist convention at San Antonio
. , 4n the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) insane. But before and after the will l,e able to get over the winte'r false pretenses. A-fter this the Italian ' Cost to him, a meams wh,ereby he can
, r nall, of Hannon, Wentworth County, in November, San Antonio city
. murder there was no .sign of the in- s-ason ir, rx-rfect safety. police got him back and he Irnat,rially increase the output of his and of Thomas Taylor, of Ports- officials notified Norris that "any
� international Claim Agency sanity that her counsel suggested as ' In using Baby's Own Tablets the placed on trial for his offenc� land and reduce crop -production mouth, Frontenac County. When perynission he may have secured to
:: a defence and which the judge dis- mother has an absolute guaranbe-e against the Kuvenhullers. costs. dressing her fowl, Mrs. Dartnall dis- use the municipal auditoriurfill as a
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� Dept. 296, regarded. The only reason why in- that she is giving her precious little The Great White Elk i s really I — - covered in its interior, a nugget of speaking place were canceled. No
� santiy could be suspected is because ones something that is absolutely Edgar I.Aaplant� and he was born in pure gold, about the size of a large reason was given. Norris replied
� Pittsburgk Pa., U. S. A- of the terrific disparity between the s.-fe and something that cannot pos- Pawtucket, R.I., where his father still PEOPLE WHO NEED bean. Mrs. Taylor discovered sev- - that he already had canceled his per -
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A . . . 2920-tt motive for the crime and the crime ,ibly do harm to even the newborn survives. Ifis mother may or may HEALTH BUILDING era] smaller "nuggets in the crop of mit a month before. He had orig-
. - I itself. . . ba:be as the Tablets. contain not one not have been an Indian. He seems her bird. inally secured the hall for speakhC
'. __ Madame Lefebre, the assassin, is a partick of opiates or other danger- to have peddled a remedy called "ser- Should Enrich Their -Blood by In each case, the goose is be- immediately after the convention.
LONDON AND WINGRAM woman of excellent family in the us drug. They are sold by medicine pent's oil,' the recipe for which he Using Dr. Williams' lieved to have found the gold in a As for the trial, the defense is op -
North of France, and the wife Of R dmlefs or at 25 cents a box, by mail (,btained from an Indian woman, and Pink Pills. small stream running through the timistic. Norris' lawyers and also,
�, North. a.m. prominent manufacturer. She has from The Dr. Wflflams' Medicine Co., sthe gave him whatever knowledge of farm on which it was raised. There the special prosecutors have been
P -m- always been held in the greatest re- � "Brockville, Ont- Indian history and character he pos- There are conditions of health in is no' previous record of gold having there sounding out the possibilities
11 Exeter ............ 10.16 6.04 spect, for her qualities were those I segses. He contrived to keep clear of I which no particular organ appears to been found in either of the streams and laying groundwork for selection
; I , Hensall ........... 10-30 6.18 that commanded respect rather thani -
I . Kippen ........... 10.35 6.23 affection. She was frugal and (Tono- i the law and went to England, whem I be at fault, yet the patient is miser- in question, but a brisk placer min- of a jury which is certain to be tedi-
'. 10.44 6-32 mical to the verge of sordidness, and SWINDLED ON STRENGTH OF he also kept out of jail, but sailed A, � able and unable to pursue the activi- ing industry may spring up in the ous. Both sides have the aid of Aus-
Brucefield ......... . i close to thr, wind that the police I Lies of daily life with vigor and en- near future, as a result of the story tin lawyers. Other than that, the
I 10.58 6-46 while her frugality may have helped I, CANADIAN ESTATES found it ner"mry to lo,ok up his hi.c;_ I joyment. The remedy needed is a which the two dinners told. ' case, on its face, seems in status quo
o Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 63-52 her hu.sband in the early years of until the trial opening.
, 71, LV . ....... 11_15 6_52 their union it may not have contribut- Canada formed the uncon.scious there he triM out his .story about be'. I system rather than a part. The blood . -0
Cunto I tory and kevp an eye on him. It was medicine that will benefit the whole 0 �
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- li 11.21 6-58 ed to his later comfort. Of course,; background of a swindler who lived ing the own -r of a vast Canadian es- i s the body and PASTOR NORRIS FACES TRIAL
. . Londesborough .... 11.85 7.12 he may have become used to it. The 1 in luxury for more than a year, mixed tate but as he did not swindle any- i an improvement in it,; quality is OLD SMUGGLERS IN CHURCH
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11 .1 Blyth ............. ii.44 7-21 woman's hardness did not prevent her uropean society anri one 'he was not arr,.sted. N,verthe_ i quickly followed by an improvement ON MURDER CHARGE
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I - i� gui ". I original Indian sheik. His story bet:ter hunting on the Continent and Pink Pills make a prompt and visible
:1 Belgrave .......... 11.56 7-33 strong attachment to her %on who%v I was treated by many women as the Iess he conr�uded- that he woul '. I in the whole system. Dr. Williarria' VAULTS
�, , Wingham. Jet., Ar. . 12-08 7-46 slightest actions she used d The Rev. Dr. J. Frank Norris, un-
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, : I Wingham Jet, Lv. . 12.08 7.45 It was an attitude assumed first ou',1'comes from Beatrice. Gaskerville, ,o be crossod the channel, Later on it in the blood, and bring damentalist pastor of the First Bap�, The old-time smugglers resorted to
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1, Wiligham ......... 12.12 7-55 of anxious love and solicitude , bu whose correspondence from Rome fre- developM that he had married Rn; new health and strength to ailing ist Church, Forth Worth, Texas, is all sorts of ruses to put the Prevent-
�_ � . 1ater it grew into a sort Of tyranny, , quently appears in the papers. The English girl on the strength of his scheduled to go on trial Monday at ive men off their track. Mo
� South. ! people. The value of Dr. Williams' i re often
"I which the young man, however, had! swindler posed as the C,reat i Pink Pills in cases of this kind Is Austin, Texas, on a charge of murder. than not, they would be n league
. ELM. Wh te great expectations. but left her to
�'. 1, I P -m- not the desire or the strength of char- I Elk. a Canadian Indian, the delegate starve in L;vvypool. He deceived proved by the following statement: Since be killed D. E. Chipps in witl-tthe flarmers who had land along
!,?_ Wingham ......... 6.55 3-15 acter t,o resent. It was the mother to the League of Nations, where he many noted 'People, but one whom he
� Mrs. W. F. Nash, R.R. No. 1, Bellamy, the church office last July several the sea coast In Norfolk, for inst-
. Vingliam, Jct . ..... 7.01 9-21 who five years ago, chose his wife I was q things have happened to distract ance, wben they landed with their
" . upposed to represent the Red did -)t fool was Gabrielle D'An-' Ont., writing On behalf o( her hu,,_
�: Belgrave .......... 7.15 3-32 for �im, after the sound French cus- 1 �Ien of this continent. He said that minzio. whnni be tried to meet and . band says: "For the past two sum- the pastor's attention from purel's contraband goods on the sandy shore,
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I Blyth ............. 7.27 3.44 tom, but it was a choice heartily BP- � he had millions of acres of land' in vrho.,e autograph be sought. Through mers my husband has taken Dr. Wil -
I',,, clerics.] duties and fundamental in- they would arrange with the farmem
, Londesborough .... 7.35 3.62 proved by the .son and by the other Canada, and that he was just waiting a seerptary a'Annnnzin replied- ,,I liams' Pink Pills with much ucc terpretation of the Bible. This he to drive their sheep along the sand to
Clinton jet ....... 8 ess.
" 7.49 4.06 parents involved. The union gave I for King George to go through the r- qurPri-d the Great Whit, Fl -k did lie was in a weak condition, did not preaches, while not otherwise en- obliterate their tracks.
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� Clinton ........... 7.66 4.12 promise of being unusually happy. . - not stop at 11,me with b trif>p,,, sleep well at night tired all the time,
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� Clinton Jet ....... 8,03 4.20 1 formality of attaching his royal sig
V , nature to a piece of paper, after which with poor appetite. an Cath- Churchyards, with roomy ancient
:��, Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32 , The wife was attractive, of good — 40 The result was city administration, the Rom
� Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 bourge-oisp stock, and brouKht her he would enter into the full enjoy- be got very thin. He decided to try olic Church and organic evolution, vaults, were much in favor. And it
,,-;-., Hensall ........... "2 4. husband a portion of 300,000 francs. "nt of his many million.s. That he Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and by the from the pulpit and in his Search- was quite easy to frighten away any-
"�,� . 50 SEED GROINING A PROFITABLE light paper. quisitive by
1�,-, 'Exeter ............ 8.47 6.05 His fRtber provided him with a was n -o ordinary piker he. proved by time he had taken three boxes he was I .
�,�11- feeling and looking so much better The main thing involving the mili- making ghos,tly noises.
1��.,,, . — notarysbip, so that they began life the lavish manner in which he spent INDUSTRY
t� L, I , together with an income of 7.r),0()0 money and made presents. It was it was very noticeable that the pills tant preacher since he shot Chipps, Horses were commandeered from
M, C. N. R. TIME TABLE francs a year, which put them im- not until afterwards that his victims Seed produotion in Canada is rap- were all they were recommended to wholesale lumberman, was his at- farms to remove stuff but they were
"�' figured out that it was their money idly becoming an important and be. We feel very grateful and advise tempted trial here. His lawyers got returned safe and sound when thek
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�cl ent. Everything promised well, ex- he was spending. Undoubtedly he fitabIQ industry states Honourable the use of the pills in all case, of him a change of venue to Austin af- work was done, a cask or two of
;i; , a.m. P.M. 11 "a good fellow when be had it," Mr. 'Motherwell, Minister of Agricul- weakness." ter successfully introducing evidence brandy, or a cheat of tea, being left
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�� ,�, R61meaville ....... 6.17 2-37 over the MOQWT-in-law had c,,tr,,t,d which reflection may afford him some ture, in his latest report The inher- These pi-Ils may be had from all pointing to prejudice ini-micalf to fair in the stable as payment. Any farm -
i I fort in the five years and seven Ent qualities of winter hardiness and dealen in medicine, or by mail, p,,f, trial in Tarrant County. During a era who objected to their animals be.
�.111.1 , Clinton ........... 6.25 2.552 q fierce hatred to her daughter-in-law. c')m
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N�111 months which lie before him as in- vigour of r - paid, at 50c a box from The Dr Wil. two-day bearing on a change of ing used in this way had mysterious
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�, I � Seaforth ......... 6AI &12 As the young couple travelled from . rowth possessed by Can
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�� "!.,� St. Columban ..... : 6.49 &20 town to town it was their castorn to -&te of an Italian penitentiary. adian grown seeds has brought a lianue Medicine Co., Brockville, ont. venue motion, the Rev. Mr. Norris fires on their premises.
� �: I,,, White Elk first burst upon the great demand for them in foreign liste-ned to witnesses tell of hearing Smugglers. bf the present day have
4�, , Dublin ........... 6.5& 8M send back to Madame I&febre picture i - that he "ought to have his damn neck to use more ingenuity to chest the
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". . I broken." Defense attorneys &ISO �customo than.these old4imeys.
.. � three years ago when he was travel- !rrading, stTictly enforced by the 20,000 YEAR OLD MAMMOTH
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... .... � ., I 2ZL p.m. ]Ing With "The Covered Wagon," a drew from Mayor 14. C. Meacham, the Recently, ai one of the cross -Chan.
.1 , , ented, and bitterly express Dominion Seed Branch, has giverl
,,, . DUblin ...... 10.37 5.88 9.37 res ed the
1� �. ,. �', ft Columbati. 28A2 5.44 opinion that wben they were away film that depicts some of the earlier foreign and domestic buyers complete I STEAKS slain man's fribrid, testimony that he 'nel ports, a larg� quantity of broom-
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I .. i*i6 wasting mo-ney the least they could do history of the race of which he was confidence in our seeds. had hired lawyers for $15,000 to, sticks arrived, They seemed rather
"I �'I. Sea .... 10'" 6.68 The proprietress of an inn at Dik- prosecute the preacher. , strange thifigs to import� but nothing
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�� , * '. J ,dii ...... 1,1A0 6.0S 10.04 was to permi n e b 'n dig
........ "Ill., � ,,,V. 0MUdiallge ILgo of.()S 10 share vieariouslLy in their plessuTes Presentative. He Itetured in the It will be recalled, in this con- mo
. �i, ' ; 'w .. .13 ' plus in bigh clagit seeds of cereals, of Siberia, 'Provided her customers nection o officials had a discussion oil
...... . ':,�';, , , moving picture houses, and was that Norris killed Chipps tw,
.. , AMM& . - .,. - " 7JO 10.80 by means of detailed descriptions Of forage crops and vegetables, The with "whale steaks" from a myster. �
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'. , them. It was probably the first time production of these seeds is continual- ious source of supply, and failed to office and remonstrated vvith him demons � 09k
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q�,,�;, �, C. P. IL "ME Ir"Lli Y are Supplant- pay the regulation tax on her profita. about tho� pastarla pulpit utterances they borrowed,two, of tshLe bro, 11 I
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4,;��,,- ,� , .� FA& On Our home The health inspector fot the district, colto6rtll't
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" �'b'..;. ,.-: �,k , I � visloti of his mother, and this is what ma,rketg. Especially great Progresa knowing that no vv)ialemeat W ob. tratio - - -
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� . has been made in the production of tainable wifl2in 100 nilleb of the Ift, ,A week after the chittige of venue when they found that the sticks vrem
� '. .W,;. 5-50 heart, which undoubtedly was avarice. I seed of &Valfa, iii4ting barley, and set out w%h. a polic,6 IT Vv,de r to
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,"I 1. 6.04 mother -iii -law tri,ed to uAtuge their . SAFE AND SURE Our alfalfs crop incressed frout 288,- ing tho fgmoug re ve to
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