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The Calla &tate the Storm. i
Thcos. In most of the provinces can -
Since the announcement of the new; didates are pretty well lined up,
<sa inet there has been little of gen- l waiting the signal. The curious par-
erel interest develop in the political- allele in the careers at the Liberal
, itieetien in the Dominion. All three and t'onservative leaders are attract -
parties are hard at work getting ing attention. Both were born of
their candidates on the line for the Scottish•Canadian ancestry in the
raee for., parliamentary honors. So same year. and in the same province
far the signal has not been given .stud ` of Ontario. They graduated from
no one knows just when the election the rniversity of Toronto in the same
..fay will be except Mr. 3teighen and year and entered parliament the same
his intimate counsellors. Meantime year.
the fate of the Imperial Conference "Thou Shalt Not Rill"
bongs in on the decision. Premier ,
Bruce of Australia, who was to have 1' Death has laid a grey linger upon
sailed at thr And athe month for the records of the evolutionist can
. England, bs.s"dc;lared that he will trovers,, and one of the best known
trot leave until *soured that the Can. leaders in the war against the
adios Premier will be in attendance. teaching of Darwinian principles is
If neither Canada nor Australia are charged with the murder of a man.
Rev. J. Frank Norris pastor of
First Baptist church, Fort Worth,
Texas, friend and co-worker of Dr.
T. T. Shields, Toronto, fired three
bidets into the body of Eliot D.
Chiprs, a Texas lumberman, who, It
is alleged, remonstrated with him
against an attack upon the political
morals of Mayor Meachsm of Fort
Worth. rite murdered man, it ap-
pears, had gone to the church on Sat-
urday afternoon and hod in argu»
ment with the pastor. Mr. Norris
declares that Chipps threatened to
, kill him, whereupon the minister
sot a mgoroua campaign in Quebec • reached into the.,dratyer of * desk
during this election ata • : w In which the night watchman kept a
rarrev er, en extracting aeon
his Onus camps this week. ► fired four sh to at C .. pm. T' ee
Af is . Ottawa appearance Jltr.. took effect.: he v' - im< died sem
eigilen ..• s to a maritintes and rima atterwar n hospital. Mr..
then west a will 1 rt
, 1 return un la rt
to o
Norris after interviewing V
� » r ewi Coma
: to C rt
Ontario and Quebec. His right=hand' House officials, furnished bonds to
man, H. H. Stevens, has been confin» the value of ;10,000 endorsed by
cd: to hospital as a result of a break- thirty people and was allowed to go
down, and will take a va,^ation before free. He 'appeared in aria pulpitas
entering the fray.• usual Sunday morning and` 'preached
Hon. Vincent Mosey -le retrrniffg to rive thousand people without mak.
to the beetle, it is said, as a sup- d ing.:-any reference to the tragedy.
porter p f ex -Premier King, but whe• After thee service thousands pledged
ther he will run again in Durham or their faith in hint. Mr. s pledgrrie is
will go to the West :s .sill unknown, knottart as the "Texas Tornado" and
groomed for the contest end Is a
15x -premier Drury is also being
was in court some year* ago on
most certain to contest North Sim charges of. arson, following the mys-
terfeus burning • of his church. He
was aegjuitted. He was also one of
SAVE THE CHILDREN the fiercest antagonists of Scopes at
the Dayton evolution trial last year.
In Summer When Childhood Ailments Baldwin Rejects Church Plot
Are Moat Dangeroue
- .,- The Hritlsli churches leave tried: to
Mothers who keep a box of Baby's 'effect a settlement of the coal strike
Own Tablets in the house may feel t and the Archbishop of. Canterbury,
that the lives of ,their little ones are supported slay the heads of . the Non -
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reasonably aefe-during the hot wea conformist churches, secured the
th y.
e Stomach troubles,' choler*. in- assent of the miners to ,a proposal
Denton ant diarrhoea: carry off thou -1 which - they paid .' before Premier
sands of little ones every sernmer, in Baldwin:. This plan involved a goy*.
most .cases because the mother does ernment subsidy for the next four
not Imre a sot* medicine at hand to months. Premier Baldwin emphsti-
give promptly., Baby's O„wn Tablets cally states that; the government
relieve these troubles, or if given ae• cannot afford . to ,Offer the subaidy
Mutionally to the well child they will again, the men having persisted
prevent their earning on, The Tab- too long in their attitude: of. "rno orn-
lets are guaranteed by a government promise," The budget surplus which
• analyst to be absolutely hermits* Churchill had in view for .thin year,.
even to the new-born babe. They ereamounting to $20,000,000, has. been
eapecielly good in summer' because !entirely wiped out as a result' of the
•-- they, regulate the bowels and' keep. $truce... The, ..,•.. prettier, however, • is
the stomach sweet and pure. They meeting A' deleg*tiore of represent*,
• me sold by medicine dealers or by tires from the' chui`Ohes to talk the
'mail at 25 cents a box froth The Dr,' matter over. In the meantime it is
Williams'
MedicineneCo. Brockville,
estimated that industrial rial B
tit im's
Ont; . losing between seven andeight il-
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THE GODERI STA"
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' lion pounds daily as a result of the •Gait
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It
lalsj�r B. A. Logan, New Yorker, is beginning a treatiure hunt in cape A Thrilling Narrative of the ,Early Days in the Harron
Breton, where he believes anything Tract BlackLet
to be represented then the confer.
a epee rust needs be deferred. One
of the remarkable features of the
rituation are the signs of dissension
within both parties. There are Con-
servative papers openly critical of
Mr. Meigben, while several Liberal
papers make their eclairs* opinions
of Mr. ]King very plain, including
some Frenr`h Canadian newspapers.
Speaking of French papers, it has
*1s n announced time a Conser-
vative yndfcate, headed by Senator
L'Es nee hes s arc: s
Z>r i* ed La a .
P Pt
Pat -
r. Meighen has decided to pur-
'The Wool industry in Sou Africa
Lreic►}rM,1L S.,DeriiNe bte+Ml O.X $, a •.•„ ,
L,gtWOJ,r % L',a,.rtcxsrt
. 1{tth.Ar 41.0D 013 r!,'h t >r, M•.,]M; :M-4..rcj.
:Si shf atr's.
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The l'!nion of South Africa is .
rightly classed among the great woo;
pirxiucing countries of the world
Climatic roaditions there fire seethe,
ably *dented to breea'••t c.ntt rare.
int it tv . ,* epee •
wwainiC ,tura, , "la Xp'�'icl.a
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largeix rt o this ee ...t; y - .tomer ntnimed sheep, and not least
suitable only for the r;...'..g of sleep,! important, the additional 5,; to 12.0
and the government is making -pro- more cool ,obtained with the ma-
gressive and intelligent efforts to; chine over and above the amount of
.iiaprov.e both the *sheep and the men- I wool secured with the hand blades.
mer of preparing the `eoolfor-mar••r.As * consequence, the machine re-
ket. solves itself into * small investment
Jackal!~ being a strong menace in with certain end big return:,.
South Africa, long.time government , Steadily, the science of woot•mar•
loser are extet,ded to ',sheep owners: toting in South Africa is fasteap-
fos the erection of eack*I-proof feetc,e prosching the scientific efficiency of
iag. Government sheep experts~ are! the Aurtrxlian marketing plan,
maintained ,permanently in allottt+ir, uhieh is, without doubt, the most
districts to that their *serviets ands preetleal and cflleient !n existence
aewtvfcee may he assured at a nominal! to -day.
ik.. ! Consideriag that the four prier -
The mutton sheep of Senile Afrieal inres. Natal, ranevaal, Orange Free
is the fat -tailed, blark-headed Crape! State ane, Cape Proviae., which ---a non -wooled sheep. As no crepe.' comprise the Untie of South Africa,
broodiest fer mutton lambs is donea have over a million square mike
the woofs are purely Merino in char- km of territory than the populated
atter. Proviners"6f Canute, it is surprising
Progre.s iw this South Artie** in- to note that theeeaatain over tee
*Wry is psrtkelarly► noticeable in time* as away they
as the whole
tike hsrvisttnjg, an'T Despite the fact that of Cada. a Ugliest of South
• Kale labor tan be ,weur`ed at the Africa ranks abeat feath among
esigeetris atr dttw $3.1103
the twoderitt shear- tl�tatieaa 'Thetriee etw ys.Ieite a pala t
tag rweehlaae as against the age-old that cow syr la hose as a strong toe -
Mad Weeks, which, even on thio truster for tater* leadership i* the
ersrtlact at, hagt set st et hedistended WW1 hidrstiy
by sway .dwrwiae entirely progreea- It la learroeting to ,acre, im rievear.
itso wool raisers. . that t1,4 greet balk of their pre.
A eerily et this feet. however, grersiresese la dee to etsi,nkaoss la
swtatiyr re weia the resume for it. �advastases et areel-
'Whet. Blore is a liras emit for the era iia and sasacbtarsryr and
aeaeMwe. the mss bided black sdeeta me-bs-deWW aertbed* *ad dleterdiag
hiss sif to its w march more ria iy Nis Bthat st are toot nearly sag
Own rt e the head Madre, *ad` see e f the► wr+aadettha, yrs i
qdew ;,y 17
maddes. the wools badastry lies mode ls�
caeca adlepted to the ase of the A&kek M O. eww44f0Mre tileag•t
suipikine No saihr vaiwa is de. taw. *at iMetrbe', is etwelys
9 lye Its a ewlealy uproot. to tatea large as e hopes -Mat piens
toiarbermerle lotioat rr dear. Awn t4 lhAmet these et Aft*. the la the sesswatte promos et use tar
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THURSDAY, JtVLY 3*M, WM
-iris
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from 9100,000 to $2,000,00 in gold
Has been hidden since a French Pay-.¢
Ship fell into the hands of the Bri-
tish there about 1700. The crew
managed to evade the English long
enough to bury the treasure.
Iodine for Geitres
The successful treatment of goitre
sehools ie shown as the result cf testaby iodine, in the Fort William public ` ,!Yost Beautiful Country in Canada.
carried on -during the early summer As the Town of Goderich is plan- box was always ready, and he was
by Dr. R. Boyd, M.O.H. Twertty.five nine tg celebrate its centennial next a genial, and seasoned drinker ---"a
children suffering from endemic go!- attar, 1827, the following artiele tale* 1%ast of many horns," as he himself
tre were treated and within two en from Blackwood's Magazine (Lon -1 confessed.
months three of the goitres had die- don and Edinburgh) of May last, will! When spring came, Galt began to
appeared, and the remaining twenty- be read with special interest. The carry out a scheme dear to his heart
two were reduced from one-half to Mr. Galt referred to wee, of course," —the founding of a town on the
thoriginal measfsrement arters of an incl* from their and thene M. grandfather Strickland mentioned in' dy been chosen. The ceremad ony ]was
the article was grandfather to Mr. to take place on St. George's Day,
Strickland, who few years ago was and the town was to be called Guelph,
manager of the Goderich 'vetch of On the preceding day he and Dun.
the Hawk of Montreal. The history lop rechristened Galt in honor of the
of these men and of Tiger Dunlop
and the work they did forms a most
morning they purred to walk the
interesting story and snake* a valu-
able contribution to the historical re-
cords of Godertalt and the Huron
Tract. -
"I shall not be justly dealt with if
I am considered merely as a literary
man: ` wrote John Galt near the end
of his life. To write novels.--"Ciish-
maclavers" he called his own ---was
easy enough, but to found the Can -
ads Company was another matter,
He was confident that he would be
remembered for that when, as an
author, he had been, forgotten. But
it has turned out the other way.
"The Annals of the Parish," "The
Provost," and his books of Scottish
life are still reprinted and read, but
little attention has been paid to his
work in Upper Canada.
Hon. R. Bennett The Canada Company f'aa to be
ther
Minister of Fine e in the new exownfng achievement of Galts
Meighen Cabinet. As a b. y in G ek . die had
A New Man in Saddia had his dreams o eomm cis! tri-
" P s. er, >t young an, he
1 After 70.Mile Traarip Through the Bush to Site of
Goderich, Dunlop Called the Huron Tract The
Company's superintendent. The next
eighteen miles to the new town -site, -
lost their way, were put right by a
Dutch shoemaker whose shack they
came on by chance; and at sunset,
dripping wet, met the axemen, who
had been sent an ahead under Prior,
a member of Galt's staff, Prior.
Dunlop and Galt then proceeded to
the site. A large maple received the
first axe -stroke. "To me at least,"
says Galt, "the moment was impress
sive, and the silence of the woods
that echoed to the sound, was as the
sigh of the :solemn genius of the
wilderness departing for ever."
Dunlop and Prior each gave a stroke
after Galt, and the axemen finished
"Thetree with job. fiell w th a crash
of accumulating thunder, as if am
cleat tater* were alarmed at the en-
trance of social man into her intro.
cent solitudes with his sorrows, his
follies, " ands his crimes." This is
hardly the rhetoric one expects from
the superintendent of a land COM -
Prance has reduced th= age had made business ventures i Lan. pany, but one must hot take the con
life of her cabinets to leas than three don, but thy ,had ended in fad ventional `flourish too serusl
months and this week another Prem- When travelling in the East—part of -Dunks ore atter-of-fact.
der takes office in tllt3 person of Ed- the time with Byron --he had frame!; Ile produced a ' k : nd social man
ouard Rerrlot, radical leader and for- an elaborate scheme for introducing celebrated his i axion by toasting
mer premier. Financial troubles are - British goods to the' Continent in de- the future city in Canadian whisky,
hurdles over which the • French Cham- fiance of Napoleon's Berlin and Milan Just west/ of Guelph lay the million
her of. Deputies will not jump and decrees, but this' had came to' troth» acres of the He:ron. Tract. Inspect -
rider after rider takes the saddle in ing. Nor was Galt consoled by his ion of the .territory was Galt's :next
an effort to achieve the almost nn - success and fame as a hoe -ease Re task. The plan was for Dunlop, with
possible. Premier Brland resigned preferred, he, said, to do things that axemen andsurveyors, to `work his
for the tenth time after being defeat- others might write about rather than way westward through the forest to
eel in aneffort to •give M. Caillaux, make books himself. ' The Canada Lake Claret. Galt was to go north
minister of finance, limited dictator.,- Company was to give him bis chance.: to Penetang and then to sail down
ial powers. Last week the govern- The Company was formed in f82.4; the coast.. The two parties met et
ment .signed a --debt agreement with but.. the terms of its bargain . with. the the
mouth at the Red River, which
Great Britain" which gave France all Government'were not -settled till two they 'renamed Maitland in• honor of
that She' asked in the way of cancel- years .later. It was a fairly large the'Lieutenant.Governur. The reuit-
sfons, but the settlement with the scheme. The Company 'was to
United States is still to be made and buy 7On was celebrated with a bottle of
from the Government for ;;1,750,000 champagne which Dunlop had long
in spite of what. has passed, the pro: over two ritfllion acres in Canada and jealousty hoarded.
test of the -French -mutilated.s r,. Wests a territory which, tine hundred Dunlop and his men, among them
years:
sympathizers with Fra
meta ended at Lake Huron. It Brant the ..Mohawk chief, had had
ons and pressure fromancenee, the omit,-_ iced States was known as the ;Huron t, The their share of adventures and hard
ion of observers in Washington is 'Company's :charter' was gra led, in ships
P on their seventy mile tramp
that Premier Coolidge Will not relent_ August, 482d. • A few weeks later- through the bush. .But occasional
from h!* dictum that France must :Galt was on his way to Upper Can- lack of food and Abundance of inos-
meet her obligations to the "'United adk. quite* did' rot prevent Dunlop calling
States tax payer. Mr. Herriot is con. Galt spent only three years i „
fident that he' can fora" a government ada, but in that short time he did a country to Canada. n._a Ietvro 10
his sister in Scotland' het.r\vrote
that will stand the Veit of confidence good deal. He esteblished seal rs, ...While so many poor le are in, a
in the Chamber and plans,to form a :cut roads through the'forest faun ed
state next to s eight ion: with. you, -
union cabinet -in which all but Cam. two towhs, won the �devoted'loyalty "could easilYifid't��efghty thousand• farn-
uni t
m a
s Royalists n
,d allhis
Soci t . ofasci
•e a will eta is .. irritated pn ri ted
r ta, the
Cat'
be represented. France has to pany directors. in London, and quar- dies ii•s"izair way to making them-
choose between foreign loans which '•relied with Sit Peregrine Maitlan ,rstiveaJ independent in a few years
would be expensive to secure it, the the Lieutenant -Governor: hero . .. This 3s the country of
Present conditions of things in Paris _ ' York, as ;Toronto was then cal d, all others for game. ' In sailing along
and a capital levy. Thole who know ;was not a very impressive .cap. t 1 an our ;canoe, three days ago,. we saw
France. say that French, folks indi- -' Galt had been there once .before
vidu*lly are Prospereua and every had little affection for the pl
peasant home has its little hoard of "ems of the vilest blu ii•
gold. But the French will not pay on the face of the earth,". Tl
taxes and some way must be found Illation was about 1700 Th
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Hand Yur Your' „ �..o 1
Next SUIT s;�:11 f.
and you wi1I get more than a Suit—you will get clothes
that will look well and wear well to the end. Satisfac-
tion is built into Black's Custom. Tailored Clothing.
rOur Special Order and Ready -to -Wear
Departments also give Satisfaction
Our Stock of Summer Coeds is complete `and Up-to-tbe-Misute
Creamy and Grey Flannel Trousers
Fawn and Tan Trousers
Summer Underwear in all sy+les, .
Tia and Sport Belts in all .styles
CHAS. . BLACK
"The Mens and Boyer Store Worth while'
Phone 219 - North Side Square
ought to acquire this simple branch the Huron Tract. He, eagerly ae.
of surgery." He caught birds in the cepted the post at Guelph. "You
rigging,. shot at* 'whale, beat the will have charge," Galt told him, "of
mate at draughts', took his turn at the Company's stores, keep the labor -
the pumps in bad weather, stated at rolls, and superintend the road -mak -
icebergs and northern lights, heard Mg and bridge -building, and indeed
wolves howling on the Labrador (Continued on page .7)
Coast, tried cod -fishing off New-
foundland, and formed the opinion;11tillet's .loan powders are, a
which he never changed, that the St. prompt relief front the Attacks of
Lawrence was the most beautiful of worms in. children. • They arta power -
ell rivers and Canada the most beau' ful in their action and, while Ieaving
tiful of ,all countries.
At Montreal he embarked for King -i nothing to be desired, as a Worm ex,
Ston in a boat small enough to be pedant, have an invigorating effect
upon -the-youthfulaystemer etnedydng
fever, biliousness, loss of appetite,,
sleeplessness, and other ailments that .,
follow disorders caused by worms in
poled up t ids._.Brut-•there'W*S
,c roue set on .board, and Strickland
determined to walk. An Irish Rom-
an Catholic named 1<.00ncy fell in the stomach and bowels.
with hint Strickland, an ardent An-
glican, at once tried to convert him,
but at, the end of three days' walking GETTING • K1
and talking Mooney was still un- GETTING tj�i/jR
shaken. ,
Soon •after he was settled . at his
friend* farm, Strickland, with his
usual energy, fell in' love with a •.
daughter of the' house. Within a few Something Must be Done rind Done
months he had }Harried.. He -stayed RightNot—Quick
EVERY DAT
on, liowover, with his father-in-law hollow* in the Cheeks and Neel►
till spring, learning to . plough with
oxen, to shoot bears, and to enjoy .. Growing
Deeper Every Week
sleighing. There' was .fishing too. -- --
Alt the streams anal rivers abounded Tens of thousands oi'thin,. run
down stenie yes, and women too—ore
from: a canoe. I bave'known, says getting discouraged -are giving up -
ail mope of ever being able to take on :
flesh and- look healthy and strong. •
All such people' can stop worrying
and start to smile'. and enjoy life right.
-naw for McCoy's Cod` Liver Extract
Tablets which ,any druggist will telt'
you all about 'are putting flesh, on
a y folks every day,
With salmon, which could be speared
", :,
Strickland, a: sober and religious, xnan.
"`two fiahermep in title, manner kill
upwards of two hpndfed salmon fn
one night"
Strickland now began to look out
for ;cf`arnt of: his own. He bought
taxi, hundred acres et fifteen „dollars
n Can- the Huron Tract "the most beautiful •
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a. on the banks no less than ten deer,
and and the Indians Sold us two haunches
ce— for three pints of flour, value. 2tid,
*ants so that food is oat very scarce in
p°P- these, parts. As for fish, one man
to meet the pe yproper ' ' The was with a spear catches as many in two
governmental expend', and one ib er street,and, a Mark hours as thirty-five man can eat in a
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tures, -Tapley. said of Eden, "Ther never day,= '.
The Post's Bright Idea was such a handy spot for clay."; Its A site was chosen fair the town o
ublf 'Td' a f
1S Goderich near the mouth of the Red -
.River, and then. Galt sailed down to
Detroit, where he arrived just'`: too
late for the. July 4th celebration.
They went to the theatre and• were
surprised and gratified when the or.
r'hestra etruek up "Rule Bel gonia"
and "God Save the Ring." "Tbiiecir-
eurnstance, so incredible' from thi no-
tions we ;had been led to form of the
American character, greatly7' surpris-1
ed us. and, though it savors of van-
ity, I am irresistibly led to mention -
that twee particularly solaced after •
-
wards by a number of Scottish airs:'
The Boston Post has had a bright' c ur togs wets few a
idea. It has come to the conclusion . tingufshed, and the low m
was an exce1i t breeding -
that the amalgamition of Canada mosquitos. 'i
with the United States would be : ' . y
such a good thing for our neighbors Gelt rented a room in t
to the south and would provide them boat Hotel fora &liar a
shy • site
lace for
e Steam -
week, an
with ouch an increase of wealth,. that began •to receive . applic tions ford
in return' for that merger of the Do- land.' He had been sent .ut to Can-
minion, Washington would be willing•- ada merely to make inq ries on be.
to wipe out the British .war debt," half of. the Company, t noon his'
and as a sort of magnificent gesture, powers were enlarged, . nd: he was
wipe out part of what it Lerma "the made superintendent: his ' enabled
uncollectible" French debt 'as well. him to deal with the rip .Ifcations for
"We could then safely look 'forward land, .and to make arra. geinents for
to s period of world concord," the the stream of 'emigran
Post smugly suggests.. the springs
H.R.C. After (ail His right-hand man
Dunlop, Warden of t e Forests for avenue of approach had been cut
The Hudson's Bay Company is tyle. tee Canada Company. and a notable through the woods seven miles long
ing an interest in oil developments
person in 'more ways then one. He and one hundred and thirty feet wide.
in this country *ea In asoseiated came of good stock; •roe of his an- . A stage conch raft thrice a week,
with the Hudson's Bay Marland Oil ceators had `been Pri deal of the and three' taverns were filled! with
of Glasgow and another
Company in exploration to take place •er_:.._ . _._
on their lands, The Governors of professor of Greek. H was a cousin
the great company have discussed the of Jane Welsh, and i described by
future of oil at their London meet- C•itrlyle is "one of the '
hers and also have arrangements at his strangest men age, with a inexhaustible
with the Imperial tail Company for "nae oe. fun." Born in .Durnberton-
exploration wrork Another wealthy shire ix 1,738, he h received his
company seeking• -ail.. in-Canadaa"Lit' the edtscatiinti, "'literary, ,ed a con-
k L. Doherty Company, whirls vlvfai,, at Glasgow.
has secured the richt to explore over Neste eat G sgow.
five million sores of territory ln,a naught Rangers as
ed
Nova Scotia. and dal enough ea
Water Rode der Alberta Gel a reputation for
A deputation of Owen Sound hued- red daring in being!
crass men, have waited on the Ontario id, After the wa
government urging the use of the England, and then
water rorte in transporting Alberta wick hia regiment
roll to the least„ and asked that a blanket coat for
trial shipment 1* made from the and using brand)*
head of the lakes. Ther claimed Al, out the Intense he
berta root weal then be acrid at much activity as
911.50 a ton in Ontario. employed it, to k
Cyelewee in tloekatrhewan e.o)d of Canada," His skill in hunt. "I can tell you of new towns.,'
:iaeskstchewen has been the yate!st, ing won him L nleknam. Tiger, . Pryor lead charge of the road -work.
eyelet* viethe. lastevan and Ex.cia .whkk stack hiaaa to the end. When: To replace him at Gtselplr Galt en.
erumyelet*
'have brei seriau*ly daiesaEx x dose et :ever sent lairs, home on _ ttaaed an energetic .yatang English.
hatf•payr, ire y;tr kett a le Rdin- man. Samuel Strlekkand had jetted
sad in the vicinities of Weybern. - beret on m i jueieprwdence-•-e at. 'Contritely is boy of niweteens'neer-
ilrtster: e1. Old Wives and there-- meows of
abasets, crops and faun buildings dicta `life for
have swfrered and hundred* of win- saner end
*owe have. be+n anaashed by wind end Lesion, Re,
ball' all trader w
Too Must' ytostey pointed Wa
ILe Tweet* Tiansportetien Cote- Mae eat to
peons' iR periled stoat how to dispore to iegiw
of sone et the toppers width tome Dersiop
to them In the sonassir time at the _ Gelt. six f
- rate of nine to tee tens a meth. rd as Oak's
Probably rouse Canadian Miles sed to
rental help them Wye their dame- boisterous
- tips. • . element len
s expected in
' • In the meantime the settlement et
was wiftiam Gueiph had lyeen growing. A great
in acre,: and in stay, 182e, lie 'moved
hosts of kfnti f Ile
bis good and' chattels -•'a p!'oagh-iron; One woman, tired, weak and die -
six pails, a sugar kettle, two iron
pots, a frying pan, a tea -kettle, a
chest of tools, an ' axe, a cross -Cut
saw, half a barrel of pork, a . barrel
of flour, and groceries. :lir_, 5trick-
land stayed at.her father's till the
new . place should be ready. The
jorrney'of fifty miles took Strickland
three days, and the wagon$' upset
several times..
In a week he had a temporary
shtack'. up; by mid -summer he had
done some clearing, and by autumn
he hack a house ready for his wife.
Then news 'came that she bad given
birth to ' a son and wag seriously 111.
Strickland walked the fifty ' stiles
without rest or food, only to find his
wife dead.
On returning to his farm he stayed
with a Mr. Reid, and in a few months
had begun to forget his grief. He
was only twenfy-one, The presence
of mind.shown by Reid's : eldest
daughter "in hastening to the assist-
ance of a wounded neighbor, through
the rnknown intricacies of a Cana-
dian forest, led me,' says Striekland.
"to consider her character in a new
and endearing point of view." They
were married the following spring,
"In no country on the face of the.
earth,'" declares Strie'kland. who had
lived in Suffolk. -and -in Cane
ads, "does the, torch of wedded love
beam brighter than in Canada. where
the husband 'always finds 'the wife
dearer than the bride!' . , . where
a numerous issue, the fruits et their
union, sire considered a Blessing and
a source of wealth. instead of bring-
ing with them, as in the old country,
and increase of care." Strickland is
entitled to a respectful hearing on
this subject, for he Iived to be the
father of fourteen children.
After a few months on his farm
Strickland was tempted by what he
heard of -the • Cesuadx •..Compssny... end
andicl-
In Ism he had The cutting of a road froth' Guelph
with the Con- to Goderich--a seventy -mile lane
n army surgeon, through theSom• foresof t -the hweaaeonexttaunder-
p«igning• -to gain ntry has
leas light•heart. swampy, *nd 'at one time d
in the wound- . forty cages 'of
- ague on hisGalt hands.
he returned the road was driven through, and
went: to C,*knttato fprBut the Lunt time overland eommuni-
'exchanging the cation was opened up' between Lake
tae mwalin jacket; - Onterfo vend take Hnron. At the
nd water to .keep Huron end of the road was laid out
t eii Italie with eel the new town -site of Goderieb, "If
he had formerly you tell me of new looks," wrote
out the intense - Galt to his friend Moir in Scotland,
boarders. On 12th August, th
Ring's birthday, Galt dined the town
in the half -built market. An ox was
roasted whole. Pails of whisky (two
shillings a gallon) were passed round,
while Galt and others made enthu-
siastic speeches on the work of the
Company and the future of Guelph.
awl karate*, of in. 17 tkree years before. He had left
-Bteekwood"a Rage. , Hayden Hall, his father's pleesent
a rsernisag paper lir heves es in Suffolk, because he wished
as a vagrant earl -et, a life of variety and adventure. He
le19W, Lee was se. load the right geslities few a pioneer
cif tee r greats. 14e --health, Amor*. sae, an 'neural&
c anada alawai of (■ctit rgeet ill new experleekeis. The *severe
Z.
*4 ferty.gve 'days had been fall of
>�Z maw wh a ao *HOU. 'When one of the cabin -1
taw. and Lair as leadherfedi down the Strickland
is nd tied
ROBIN
was ►seri. l!Fs eleiiyrlgt- freed broke seteeta] gilds t'ltrielristad Telco
1 mow .e1 a rather Mae 'hikes "with eseeibst erect" he tr
se ant bas seeevafd of itara. "Xvfni lwt'i>ae,' 3e eerie, "M-
meaties. Hf, eerie. *stilt* to sett)* in a distant celery
couraged, gained 15. pounds in five•
weeks and now feels fine.
We all know that the livers of Cod
Fish are full of vitalizing flesh pro-
ducing vitamines vi
mines acrd these same vit-
amines of the highest class are found'
in it2cCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tab-
lets—sugar coated and as easy to
take as candy.
And thisshows what faith the
makers have in . McCoy's for they
aY, if any thin person don't rein at
least -5 pounds in 30 days your drug-
gist will give you your money back—
end only 60 cents for 00 tablets. ,A.sk •
any • live pharmacist anywhere . ink
North or South America.
" t be sure to get McCoy's, the
original and genuine.
vett
"Cholera
Infantuf1"
MOTHERS SHOULD USE
This valuable preparation has beet
ea the market for over 80 years, aaell.
has no equal for offaettisg the vomit-
ing, purging and diarrhea. of ik*1*s ;
;element.
Put up only by The T. amen Wry,
Limited, Toroista, Oct .:_...
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