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goer, to accompany her to the evening
service. During the sermon he fell as-
leep, snoring at first softly, and at length
so noisily that the good lady was con-
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?NC etNTAU,tCtrMt,ANY, 7T MUNNAV lttWtkT. NCW V0,18 CITY.
MOTHERS' DAY.
A movement which has proved every
popular one is that of observing the
second Sunday in May as "Mothers'
( Day" by wearing a white carnation.
Although only started last year already
it has spread widley. In Canada the
sponsor for the movement is W. G.
Rook of Toronto, President of Canadian
Home Journal. He is receiving cordial
assistance from the press and the pul-
pit.
In the ;.Tay issue of Canadian Horne
Journal there is a strong appeal for the
observance: -
"The email boy with his cut finger,
the tiny girl with her torn frock, make
an immediate chase for 'Mother'- sure
of a wisdom that will repair the injury
even if scme wholesome advice be
thrown in about 'Not doing it again.'
Then come the impatient, half-grown
years when the exclamation 'Mother is
aid-fasLi
cued and
herdor5
doesn't
understand that things are different
now,' are constantly heard. But the
years, those unbolting years, march
si;eadily by, and we hear the man and
the woman, with their own stern pro-
blems to solve, admitting regretfully --
'I believe Mother Was right,' and 'I
wish I'd done as Mather advised me.'
So, on the breath of a white carna
tion, on the second Sunday of May, will
come back the old-time memories with
their childish joy and pain, It may
bring the keenest sorrow in 'rememb-
ering happier things' or it may be but
a badge in honor.of the living mother."
A very touching little episode occurr-
ed last May in a well-known and prom-
inent Toronto family. On the Tuesday
morning after Mothers' Day the post-
man brought a letter from a member
of the family who had been a wanderer
and rather a black sheep for many
years, addressed to the mother of the
group. As that dear old person bad
-been with the angels for some time,
the letter was opened by a daughter,
who read as follows: "Dear old Moth-
er -The,
nurse in the hospital � • 1
) 1 t•1 le
I
1
am h s been telling nte about tioti
Mothers'
'
Sunday, and I have made up my <mind
to write to you. I am not ogs for this
life, being fat gone in illness but if
von are still alive, I want you to know
ata thinking of you on Mothers' Day.
T enclose the white flower nurse pinned
on me this mo: Hing. (food -bye dear
old mother," ar
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Some startling statements were COURT SENTENCES.
brought out in an investigation before
the Railway Commission of Canada som
e
few days go as to the profits of Can-
adian e':nl.ss companies. These, how-
ever, were small in comparison with
those obtained by the Wells -Fargo Com-
pany in the United States. This com-
pany started with a capital of $5,000,000,
increased it to $24,000,000, paid 10 per
cent. dividends for sixteen years, de-
clared a 310 p sr cent. dividend last year,
and still has•$3,000,000 cash surplus.
MUSKRATS
Wanted in any quantity at the fol
losing• l 1 ccs:
Springs Winters Smalls Kilts
42c 35c 25c i Uc
Also I pay highest prices for all
other raw furs. Consignments solicited.
Write for my latest price list.
J. YAFFE,
72 Colborne gt., Toronto, Ont.
a1.
01:v0I'81S OI C.1NA OILDT IN 01011.
ti'Is4T LAND atii(kt'LATIONS.
ANY person who is the sole head of a family
or ams male over 1;3 years uht, luny hoarse•
sit:0d n quarter s, c tion of avaihtble t)ondnion
laud nl Manitoba, N.1-Bntehewan or Alberta.
The applicant mu.t nUpenr its person at the
Domiaiton I.a.tds Ager ey or Nub Agency for
the di+triol. T.ntry by proxy natty he made at
any al'l'ays, on cusum cor.dttletW, by father,
another, t:ohonen, daughter, brother or sister or
intending :tender.
I)uti(s.-Nix mentis:' resttl(nee upon and
cultacatiun of rhe land to 40(11 of f lire a year
A h,:nlcyt4 at r utas live within pint+ milts of
his 11011.4F+Itatl ou a farm or et least RI acres
solely °weed and tamped by hon or by Ins
Either, mother, s00, daughter, brother or
N1 1ter.
In ceratin distriote a hones tender fat Hoed
standing may preempt it tlnarter•section
alongside his llonlcstend. Prier• $3 00 tier acro.
Iestaas.-1Nust resddc bran the homestead ttr
prt•entption six seentbs in each of six ;Years
frena the date o; 1.; matted entry (includiiag
c, earn homestead patent)
time c t
the tib, t 1
nutd cultivate to acre a e xtr0.
A Ilomeett tide)• tel" , n!i exhausted ids home -
(dead right and cannot obtain a pre.•omptiett
may enter for a eurehased h(nu•atead in certain
districts. Price Se.tu per next. Duties. -Must
reside six 111011 ills in each of three 'Sears. cultt•
vete fifty notes and ertet a house wortli $300.00.
W. W. CORY,
Deleuty of llie X41iuister of the healer.
N. B.-Unauthorivecl publication of this ad. •
vet tistmos t 4i f11 not be paid for,
The following article is taken from
Toronto Saturday plight: -
By what method do the courts deter-
mine sentences? I am given to con-
cluding that whatever rule does apply,
if thea is one, it requires revision.
Here art' three sentences dealt out last
Neel: in the Frovinoe of Ontario:
Police Chief John Mattson. of Pem-
broke, stole $11,1C4 of town funds and
gel: tweiv: monde; in jail.
Daniel J. McGurk, letter carrier,
Toronto, stole ;1.50 from the mail and
got five years.
M. T. Buchanan, of Ingersoll, mem-
ber of the County Council, of Oxford,
pleaded guilty to conspiracy, breach of
trust, and using his public office to pro-
cure bribes, and got away on suspended
sentence.
That the carrier of His Majesty's
mails should be more harshly dealt with
than the ordinary criminal is a question
which the statutes decide, for
the
maximum sentence in the ease of Mc-
Gurk as seven -years and the minimum
three, but surely this letter carrier's
breach of trust was no more serious
than was that of the chief of police
who took upwards of $11,000 which did
not belong to him. or the case of Buch-
anan who took in bribes more mosey
than McGurk would have earned in a
year.
The higher up you go the lighter the
sentence, appears to be an established
rule, while as a matter of fact the re-
verse should be the ease. 'l'he more
brains the less reason for a criminal
career.
e'entagioue Diseases.
Statisties of contagious diseas.•x in
the province for the mouth of April
show that there were r2 cases et' small-
pox, with one death, compared with RI
cases and no deaths a year ago; scarlet
fever. 1113 cases and out' death; diph-
theria 220 eases and 2d deaths: measle'.,
1S5(i
eases and 1.; deaths; Whooping'
cough, 2ir cases and two deaths; ty-
phoid £ever, 4.a
OAR'S ti a l 15 deaths;
tuberculosis,122 eases and Sideaths.s
Deaths from terebro-spinal meningitis
oceurred its the following }daces:' '
Toronto, Itingsston, Condo*, Niagara
Falls, Oshawa, Port Arthur, Huntley
and Ryerson rownships. Each of the
eight eases was fatal,
CARTn
T)37 -,N3.4
Rrad•Gon Wine.
The cheerfull faced dandelion is still
offering great medical advantages to
whomsoever cares to avail himself of
natures free dispensary. For the wile
pick the blossoms and stems and over
three quarts of them pour four
quarts of boiling water and let stand
over night, Strain in the morning. Take
three lemons sliced fine, three and tine -
half pounds of granulated sugar and
cup of raisins cut open and add to the
liquid. Pour into a covered jar allowing e
it to stand twelve days stirring it every
day. Strain again, let the lipuid stand
for a month, then bottle.
Is there anything in all this world that
is of more importance to you than good
digestion? Food must be eaten to sust-
ain life and must be digested and "con-
verted into blood. When the digestion
fails the whole body suffers. Chamber-
lain's Tablets are rational and reliable
cure for indigestion. They increase the
flow of bile, purify the blood, strength-
en the stomach, and tone and strength-
en up the whole digestive apparatus
to a natural and healthy action.
For sale by all dealers,
AN ABLE SPEECH.
(Stratford Beacon')
Mr. J. G. Turriff presented the west-
ern view of reciprocity to the House of
Commons. He spoke very plainly of
the course of bankers who took Cana-
dian deposits to do business with in the
United States without feeling that
their loyalty was at all affected.
"But," said he, "if the farmer, for-
sooth, sends a steer or a pig, or a car
load of wheat or barley to the United
States to secure a better price why he's
disrupting the empire, and what not,
Did ever men hear anything so abso-
lutely absurd?" Mr. Turriff pointed
out that when Mr. R. L. Borden visited
his (Turriff's) constituency in 1907, the
hugh banner over the platform from
which he spoke bore the motto of the
Conservatives, "Reciprocity with the
United States."
That was rubbing in the evidence of
the Conservative party's perfidy on
this issue with a vengeance. Mr. Tur-
riff, who is a brother-in-law of Hon.
Clifford Sifton, was expected by the
Opposition to follow the lead of the
"•Napoleon,of the West" in opposing
the measure, but his fighting speech
showed that he is with the peo-
ple as of yore. He brought to a fitting
conclusion the debate on the Govern-
ment side. It is now expected that
the talking will be left entirely to the
Opposition, whose obstructive tactics
will be noted by the country.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA.STO F I A
�;3•.sly
Slee lliadac n:id gale's) F.C. tite troubles Seel.
den to .1 b' .state of tee system, each ns
Dirz;rosa, 2 '.,t.. ",r> t rov''ine:'. 131-10-, tat -.1
cattle:, Pain i:' t ,t: t :et ;''.,. .. hiie their nr,bt
tea.aa.ftaib:e sant a :-s h.:n nt c'a s:sewn is etrh.g
elf
Headache, 7,".z eeeer's.ittle Liver ?alis ere
cquaflyc;...sr?e,:,: :naf,tal aen.infra,tar,
venting' ?h'.:..:: iryi:: a coa1r..at.t. s. hi•e tiste te:.,
ir- 5::: .l 1: e t :++n acs, ct::att atef••.3
ih•nr gist t get t 1:o, t.ls tit nt: the/utily
correct :LH s
erred
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Arise they trout: be , r = •, + e•p,• who
bt-
r;atvigr. ..
pito ottt•.e'rw t,_ai .i3. •lt• .,u••!-r'1.'a t•.1:1•
ahl. °Root.1tny t:e's : .t'e f:a be st!•
ling to do n'ithout thrtit, tile::
211 the bane of e.0 many lives 11 at here is team
wer.,al.eoar great beret. Our pills cam itw:,.ee
others do rut.
Carter's Little Liver Alia am wee email r.ni
very easy t., trite. Oneor two psi,ata:3ke a d.tee.
They are strictly vegctelee and do not gripe or
purge, lint by ti:c .r g; retie a;tioa please alt alto
nee them.
' bp1:a:i fel Tbatl,
ELL 1°1S �it"lz�ti !�L'astt@ a
One of the pioneers of Ii:ineardine
Township. Mr. J. P. 111facintyre. pasaad
away at his re'.-idenee on the leth con-
cession on Monday, the tiith April, at
the advanced age of teinser:4. I'Jr. Mae-
,,..).
'ntltyrc edtat@ to Briley in iti31, and toe!:
up the farm upon which he passed his
days ever since. He was horn i)1 the
County of Glenpai'ry in 15.1.3, and was
the son of a V. I.. I.eyoli t who crus,.
to Canada from the Stat, of New York
and settles} near the v illttg' of Marin -
town. The late J. P. MaeIntyre enjoy-
ed to an unusual degree the respect of
the community i wlth h,lived. and
Why 'It Pleayad.
"I had a tine
ear ride tod.ty."
"Scenery good?"
"Not especially.",
"Seats easy?"
"Just ordinary."
"Then where •
t:ie. It shiner'
I1)e conductor
ntisee(I 1`e." in tali: -
417, fait the fares."
Just Like. Hee.
-whet ttc,llid you ,it:t:te a ttelel.m
ee
"1 wonhlu't Judie her by anytO!."
-via, would ret er'•e the decision if I
did, so what's the {st':'"
Rathate
"Ile runs 11 skin game."
"I.p on the eighteenth fluor."
"That's what you luight call high
finance, Isn't 1t2"
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C,.t:, "e(eatt,
Saris a _e•. , i.•.•l,.r al1'•'i,
f •+ . li i.:17 . {' •1 `then 1
n.. L.t„ t_uae . 11-.• ••.;1"1!i'.o: se.: I vas
tsititflu „..: v ramble '"al- in. `ttv:1
tiger doetl•ret t. .,I: <,'.•t,l
1 tit at la+^t''"tg cot:1'1,1 44*t r, 1;. El,ni'.
Un the roe.:r:arj•,• .a r:: a 137_•
e.,1 t,i t
I t: v :,.1 flea.eared
arc. 'o -(t =. I t. •i' ej -tires" as
111'C Only :':vitt:`.'.•, L • li :.t eec:11e11t
Ileaith, end a Fri:i.-.1 tate. " a5 the
Medicine that err,11 1:.•• a";. r I had been
at Ileatlt'i) ):•••
1 •i 5111 glad to be el ,i ' to oliva .17011”1: 1
teetittioniaf. It mai betteelt &ant.• outt'r
woman t:uffetlnt; as f l tiietetl, t)a I
believe that 1 mould ta.;. be ;Hive to -day
had I not used "V tui';-a•tive.•l"
1111:5. 1'. L. t1 EI;131;1:.
" ltruit•a-tit's:" }•v its marvellous
action
an the kidneys ]ne•ta -.
coulp1ete1
v
restore; these vit.ti i3 ane. to their
normal strength x1111 ei:or--attd cures
every traee,of Kidney Trouble. "itruit•
a- fives" is the only methane lit the
world tirade of fruit.
sot. a box, ti for S.2.i' t:q.11 size. 25e.
Atdealers,orfrau I,r .t ati„:•.Limited,
Ottawa.
served ea reeve of Iiiticardine Township
for seven years. He was a tabu (ester-
ling integrity and was of a sleep piety.
though any parade of his religious feel -
lugs was alien to tht' natural reserve of •
one who in all essentials Continued to !
be a typical Scat.