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A, FF,:LINE DITTY - tteot oviurrea on boxrA %a Vokneror,
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PAMOND DYIES through the deadly conflict,
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FRRRIINQ TO HERO NFELOON,
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I mt!= - - . --- . . --- 1. I - ,..... . .. All of Them to His',Timo, and They ' . 1 . Lloyd, the first offIcer, good-humorrodly , � .
I " . . Make, an. Epitome of the. ;3r'aat.A4, . I .. , . I wlshe4 ,.him joy of, ,his a,pproaching. - I . : a$ I
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I I I ainton Post-offtee Time Table , .
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I . . "rruth strangee Than Fiction. . mlral�s Life Thai'Carinot Pp Socur- . I . r �
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'r. I Public Lobby opens ...... 7.30 a.m. . go From the Sara Fact* of History . . ; Step or two and turned his face round, i
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... Public Lobby closes ...... 9,00 p.m. stoj7, "The Translation ot.4 0avage", . I ,'� I i was In the act of orkilling on his friend, I � . .
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�� - - � VWoket &M.O. offtee open 8.00 a. m. narrating how an Englishman married. -The Hero's Last Wiih-Coinar, . I : a cannork-sh9t from the flying, enemy . . . . �
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� , oses ........ OA p.m. a half -b I t . . ,,struck seless on the deck :
0, �' . P. 0. office 01 reed girl In the ,wilds of, North- $once*. - I . . the fornker sen t I
, ", �, , Wicket closes ............ 7.00 p.m. western Canada, critiop said that the . . I I and took oit the. head of, the latter., I I I I .1 . .. . . 11 I *
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Idea wa I The 'commAnde of the Roya,r $9ve .- I Valuable Comeade. . I I
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11.11 - MAILS. once again truth has proven how much reign, Collingwood's.. flagship, was
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''. Nails close as follows : stranger she Is than Action. When. Wil- Capt. E. Rotlierham, who was some. � _0N TISA.-It has nO.:equal. - . . .
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South ......... 035 &-m, 8.4% P -m- liam Miller, a sturdy, S 4 1 % . lamenting t a death Of a Comrade., - . . . . .
1_. . cotsman of three thing of a, character, When the.shili li " Z I . "Poor old Olt I. .1 � . ll! I � I 6'
I, 2,50 p.m, 4.50 p in. score years and 'ten, returned, to spend bro4erAhQ enem _4 On
,� ."I � East..0.35 a.m I myl.s line a heavy shqwe�. '. 01 How shall I get Lead Pa ketA 004-25et 3410, 30c, 40c 60e. A ( '110fer,01
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�". 50 a.m., O -W P-111- the remainder of big. days amid the-com- of Musketry swept the quarter-decU, 11 A I without him?" I . I . . . . I . f . I
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I � ... West .................... 12.1% p.m. parative galety of the. Orkney Islands, leaving Roth0rham. and - the admiml - . . . . 14110MEST AWARD ST. ..LQUIS* 190's., 1
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r � 1, Goderich .. 9 50 a in., 6 P.m ,, 9 P. m- where he Was 'born, after a career I . . I w .� . it a; bystander, I . . � . . . I .
. In standing alone. He wore a conspicuous . I I I . � Irn, then?" Inquired' . . � I . I I I . . . . � 1� I - .
I . Mails are rep -, he -laced Coe hat,' and gold *,epau, J . Sympathetically. I .. % � . I . . I ; .
�. ogy for delivery approx the service of the Hudson Bay CO gold , ked . I . , � ' � _ --- � I ______1Uffl=W I
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I. maxely as follows: took'back withAlm from the edge of lettes, and 9 . . "Twasift altogether that, air,". re-' "' . . . � 7- 1.
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I I Flvm'North .... 8.00 a.m. 4.30 p.m I the world a Cree Indian,wife, whom -he torthud defiantly 4 . xpo " � 41 piled the veterariv "but, you Sea,. he'd . , . L � . 0 .. .
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I I lost his right leg, an. rve lost, my left, %*� .
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,,t South. , ItY. With plloM "I ba,ve always fought I , n a Cook- � ,�- . .11 , .. I . -We shared 4, pair of boots between pa, ; -1, - . .4 tv * * * W � I
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.',. East ...... 8.00 a,m., 2.00P.M. him also are three of .his .eight Qhilr ad -hat. and� I always. will.". I ..I . . . .
d, . .1 , . I � I - dther In the hospital whose feet are lik- - * New JCrockiery- anct Christmas Fruits -
. om the night train dren and two tiny - grandchildren, the Thq�ncyal Sovdrelgri'had forty-aeven . were white ard gray, I I . �
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11 , . , is Godeill . . ...... 1�0 P.M. offspring 'of marriagps contracted by ).cllled. and ulnety-four ,wounded In the X wep . the I in cl I can; actly the Same Sizeas m1ne;" . . I , + . I . . I I .
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. :i:_ , NOTIMS:-The public is requested to two of his sons With balf,breeds. . conflict, but Rgtherharn came. through . . � m attjehow I worked liach dayp . . . . _ - - . I. . � . . .
. bear in mind that the hourk; mentioned Mr. Miller talks of his lif4L at Mlitio- It without a hurt. - He was aNeweastle- .rb ki looked, very mean.. . There was: once a Mairned veteran, We have just opened five crates of beautifal Croc erv.
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sanny, on Robart H use Mver, as'bq- on -Tyne man, his fathe . , V ed,direct frbra the Makers in England. - We- c;kfff e fin
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,, _above for opening and closi,ug the a r being the. son � I ' ' who. lost both arms. At Trafalgar, upon I � ,
Lobby are riot compulsory, but.might Ing very'pleasant'and eventflil. He. was for physician ,of the local, infirmary. hey'd go out in the w0iming clad. �:whom fell the duty of delivering ad � V and lal%6$b� "Sart1t,ents of crockery in the county-. nd this ,lo,
bernade coincident with theopening practically king, of lit$ small'domin on', . . . I I . L I . lo, tidy arid so. trim , . . : . . 1 46 L- contains the very I I
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.and closing of the Wicket. The privi- whos� population was forty Indians - .. Orred. . I At night, they'd, obinebome lookingead was. Intending to pass through the L ,It_., , Dinner, Tea aiid.ToIlet,5lats, and faticy China. Th . aro. goods
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. I .. I Collingwood had'dressed himself on` ' With clothes SO soiled and grim. - .1 . you Should see.
[,,,, -Jege is extended by the Post-mititer nad half-breeds, all In the employ Of � .tle* town In which he resided I , We dre pelling thom,,at.leis than UlAr, pri, , 0 - ,
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,� , . . the mor.nipg of the' battie'wIth peculiar ' . . - I � - the . I . . . .
, ; -forthe convenience of box-liolders. the great Hudson Bay Co. - , . . I I �ould not keep'themL tidy,L neat . . The veteran. officer committed I .. . I . I I . I I .
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. Year in, yearout, he and lit% family I neatness and care, and, in conversation I , . . .01 I .Words'. to I . memory,: I au&. just befo . re . . . N6w Te'as'. Su ,s and C ned Goods,' .L .
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thi,3 privilege will be withheld to en- I lived at the little Post, Plit they -were thim to put on. silk stockings, as he had When they; were in tb e field or ptreeti the hour for' the. ceremony arrived a . , We lead in quality quantity an ' d prices in rkew'Frult's.
..able the caretaker to do iiacessary I by no means dull. f'We hu.uted,'� he - . local functionary said to hiril' "Are you,
done, ' r,!' -.".If , one - _._ W!%,,90er.PA§.at, [,tkty,..11 � _ 1. I I ... . ; I -,'T.eAs,�sligark-itiitl�(4anned-Goodg;,�-Cal-l-and-ge�*ices.�---�, ."I"'
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. .. aning, etc., said, "and-smused. ourselvear-at -night, .-,- - . 9,4ill ho� _.ohould, sure- yOu"",k,ng*-W''-Y,'o�,u,-r*,,"s-pp'q, , pr - , . I .
4e get a shot In. the leg they would be, so , I I I . � . . . . I . . .
. malkily with music. All my children. mt . I . t-theii'Procured the DIAMOND DYHS,_.,. 0-lCkiow ItIlF .exclatmetd.,the ..officer, -0 TEAS i'Black, Geeen audJapark. ' Ws:sell the -best 25cTea'
. ich More .manageable � for the Sur- And -Made h. dye bath, hot . . I I � I .
I play the fiddid. and In faet everY, half- - . . 1� . I . confiddritly; !'why,-r.vbgot it rig1tit at . '. 1� . . : . n
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He wise, �as: Nelson 10 - .. my . fingers! ends! " ' , - 1, . , , , , . �... . �_ I � I I . ... ..., I I I . 4 - .
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Broken sleep, I come naturally to them:' . - , ".1 I I I visited his decks before he'got into a : . . . . � L. I I I . . �:.Noble PatePot. . . . � 11 ,
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1. Sleep not only rests, but builds up 1 Twice a year, a . _ ed a tion, *7ing to his officer$: IONow, gen.. p-daw Dom v . . :
neighbor, another DrIton." who Ped L ,, my kittens. Q, are- dressed . Admiral .Collingwood assumed il . .,ga, ". I . oil .. _W' .rwin'. ..
the body. Out down the hours of sleep - __.4N - - tlemen, let us �-,do, -,something., -tooday - _-Jrk� lack-sd'rich'aiiddeel)-,,-.-"--L�---.�-.'.-]�lete_.COMMAP.4 of 'the fleet after the - , _ I .10 . . 0 . . . � . 0 -
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I . and you cut down your health jn the, comparatively next . . ____ --- W_ __ "',-L" - ...... - . I . . : ,. � I .
. . Which. the *oild may .talk of hake- moura no More, arid noW- am bles. e.d X an& he. kept a, sea - gitk I - - - _11C-14 �_
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same proportion. Rebuilding then, 460 miles. With a dozen canoes man- after." . I . . . . Whene.'er I roam' ord round Ahe Spanish �coast until, ,., four 04-4-440* * WW-
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. � ce�b,sag, nerves go to amash. you grow I ned by Indians Mr. killer'wouldJake . . 1.1;. . Jack's er� � ., � . . I .1, . . ... �.. . . .. , .. I L '. . . ,as compelled. by ill- . . . I I ,
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.1 . To restore sleep you must get more ' with the gun or by barter, which was , A sailor found -Xiieeling by his gun, . hoalth�to. s9AI,.for,.Englalnd.' Bull: he ' . . . . 94
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,. bodily strength, more nittritiows blood ' principally composed of 4kins 6fmany as. his ship *as about, to.engage the, en- . . . , never lived to�'Xesclx . . . . . � I . . -
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% '. and healthier nerves. Ferrozone solves - kinds. On the return, Jorkmay he Would emp, Was asked by a JItt#enant if he, I I DIAMOND,DYES - .' . . . . . .. , . � , . , :- I' - - .
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the whole problem, makes von Sleep ' back six montW provl� * Was afraid. . .1 . . . � heavy a .
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No more morning weaknesq -instead - .- � . , pression of the utmost .disdaln-"no, .-cory,: as ,one jeaalng snip, haa. i;& enctqre, -disturbing.. Collingwpod ,answered, . . t 11 . . . . .
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your honor., I'm,. only pra3 . 4ng that the the 'fire Of -six of the enemy. for twenty .s6% now in -a statis In w*hich nothing in ' . . : - . .1 . ' . '
t - the fire of youth will run in your veins A Han With Si ' Ityes. ., - - � . this . World.- can disturb me more. I am . To better'sliversise ;this . anyone*a 'reftrn lare'. within" 00 mile
wabundance of eneri I a l6nem*'s shot may be.Alatributed like, minutes, and n'ot.a sfiet --. was fired in - . � oottree'l will pay.'
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supplyin 'ry and i Two Of the Dagos ori,the. construe-. . . aibri.balls arn-itire it must be con- Liratford, M.come to.'my scbool abd out out shoseiPatterno personally,'two Waist
't itchery expresses the instant. I . . the: prize ,. moneym--the greatest. part retuin. tride'r the ball of can . d,klng,,.and I re me; sleeve licit go, five d, . fforent . styles I in shirt . *&iota, three lined , .
26cr� of Ferrozone ;try it. tton were off work the other day,'Says am ng the office'r-s!" � - � . . - Solatory to'you,' arid4ll,whi) lol � waists. ou'def C
� . The Bolton, Enterprise, and -when-.the.. :, �. �� . I . her'rrktzienmast.*�011, her.galls were shot . . . I .
I , ' . jo see how ., comfortably, I am coming b6rthas .four slvew.a, bjl.� 0. ince'as dreas; two' *rappers, six skirts,, - This will. tak
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. foreman wanted to .know. What' "Was . I I ' ' ' . . I , -1 . . . . to May end�ll . �. . . � . I . I � I � . . i
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I wrong they said they *had shot' -V hen . �. � .1, :�'r�e'"��,rey";�a�s * - ' That: evqnIng this fine and rxobl� - sea- . . �
�1. . Fire destroyed a I titY Of with big eyei," and eaten it, axiil� it wezit.oin board the VW6 Nelson's Be . . . one- of . the . � :
arge. quan ry"JuSt b6for4g' . I in%'a, .expired, haiting attained thii age - Ti *YOd con )-cu ps� niL- $13 foi'siratern-anditill coursoof legsons t hlil-loa , ,
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. property at Rusthern, Sask. I ha;d,made.thera sick. A.Da I the battle. �He,fouh'd his0lef in 'good:. 111t to fall, an ' Of 69. �, I 114 '.dleath -he. W" not Alvidod.' . This offer is go�d iiniii,jaouary i8t, 1906', . ni. , .
- go. w - apiriti,''but 'calm- and; . I to r6movi his body� fr -the adri-itralls. ' . . . I . ,. , . 100a .0
OardnoBros, Seaforth, have pur- almost anything, but .tea sa,fe batting : i. gmve.. Watching . . � orn . from his friend- �7tl, las; tinip. Jsu6�� 2i,el. Allparobne coniing'nitlat und in their
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tho.inknoepyres, at the enomyj Nelsdrk sight.. . But Nelson noticed the move- :, . .
,chased the bakery business which Mr. that this pair will not again tackle an .. I ttg,i .:for,h6 wis burled InSt. P*IiVs*. near Oefo a cominerkung, ., � - � . 1. .. 1. ... I I . I . .
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it � Plenty of Wild Rabbits. I . enemy,. it would: be a'.trltimpharkt.re� I., . Anothei, shot killed . eight marine$ ' I , . �.. I - .. , . . . Uden-NIMS .n IkInO. y � ...
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Messrs Kruse Bros., Seaforth, have Many wild rabbits are being shot Suit It, fourteieh wore captured, X ison "" . rho I were � standing togetberi .and. 1, V . �, � . - ' - _ . �� ..... %, I I . - .. ", .1 � 1. . . . - - -, .1 . , , I . 1. 1. -
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-4),urchased the Bank of Commeret- these days by our Sportsmen, says 'rho . Nelson ordered iheir - offil 6er t6.dWPdrgQ . .A IM I I. � . I .
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lbuilding adjoining the Commercial Lindsay post. - After sdhool* many''Of . .11. I _ -'.'.BUSINE � . Wit, *tbot using paper, patter
-ighborbood of less than. twenty!" .. .As it happehed,_ ,hig,rnen routi'd the ship;.. Next a.shot � . I .. I . . . pJainfagot, �ttis wsios to the tcost -elaborate dres% :. . 11
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Hotel, paying in the nt the boys can be - seen -Wandering away . . truck -,'a, Part of 'the:- aebk arid passed' - � , � ... ,.I., ": '.1 . . I � gen Ji 1, free of'oborgF Ad any.part- of Cantan. TheElite Tailor syste
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;81M0 for the same. They will shortly to the surrounding woods. �. I When:-Alackwood- was leaving -th . between Nelson and: CapL, Hardy,'* , � leatoD Showing bow.to take in I e-kv
,open out a butcher business there. .. . I . I I I e, . . . a, lif a higli.gr9de ('ofiiin�rcidl School, . * eaB,ur6j ant and lit a perfect. Waist and a] , as
I .. . I . . , ' earing off the' latte.r's shoe :, � 1. . .1 . , 0ourf a of leg .. tin eeko, or until yot.are,perfecalv*eatistied.
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� . by the hand � , war&ul btecogrsp�y _`�elegtaphy_ . .. .. ., ... - . I . .
I., . I . - . 6frubtlorks, he -took Nelson ' . . ... re Com.. . .1 : . .. 1. I .. I course, and is, good ur;hl Iss..of Janum . ,, - . i ., I
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I and exprOsed the hope thaflat. the bon' . . c1p,11.1 This is what p6pi-a I boys nevpr seerlasy after takinj &'course.,
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. . I . . . .would I deily at their guns, ., - I . ... . 1� . 1. -.d.- 1, "This oourso taught by mail is so Simple you can In
- .. I 11110! 1. . elusion of the'llattle he )e able :killed or Wounded; and still'. the . rest * � . . . � ske a good fit b A
� . I I to . congratulate him on the capture of of the �inen stood, Q. I . . .. ... . . *1 . Is , . . I I ... Illy ,
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� ivaltAng the order to fire., 1 As the Vic- ' . : I r . . . . . � I - 'Mro. ine. C��rtkpbe.l Gait,'kiS. Frxnk Harria,kt, Elgib,'Wied Annie 13
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,� a - us ��rt I . �. I wood,.!', said the: chief, ."I. 'shall never, tOry..rourkde4 jh6 Stern: of the Bacon- , , ' . : . .1 . I :q . .1 I Coradl,
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"'.0 .... . . t :.r .. . . , emy. Lord Nelson paded ther`deck.,�ory I The, ship Immediately astern f the i. I alily. betterAhau. YOOtbink . . . .. I
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i "! . . . - quickly, and. exclaimed: "This to -the Royal 8overeign Wits 'the Mars N . ... . Stratford, Ont.'Ciirksda'..'� offibe houral to 5 p.&.i , .. . .
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::: .� happy day for Burnham. Thorpe (his Dufk . I ..
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- , F , , - - . birthplace). for It is this day. of'their *0 .. � AGENTSIVANTED FOR WHOLE 09 S
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I .'1:'1-:-X1 . 1. ne was, , twelve years 01d, and the-'oth- , b0y.nted.none. . . . I - .. :. , !,! _ . . . �
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l . . the day n which his uncle, Capt, awoy by- a �Shot; 'thd',other boy. felf. , , on, Wa, and you,� Will ,fet in . � . I I I . 1. . . .. .. . . . .... 1. �.
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. with that sort. of 'superstition , frbin struck: by a cannonball, Which 'knock- . � � . .,' , . .. I I
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, which few pe;!.qons are entirely exempt, ad off. big head and cast his body on r $9.1�je Other. biand of tea w.bb - I . I � I
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... - 11 1. . his battle a . ls-� ,4rid he. -was well pleas. 'hind t . heir-captal . m 'The.Mam was aW- . . But.wo have noticed that the -. I ' I I . . ., .. ...... 4 I
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P., . . fully Cut up, hs�ylrkg. tackled ooveral-,of , �
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..1. .. � . � I . � . Fi*rst and .,Foremost. .. . '. the battle had 0Q!,killed and 6-9*ound-�. . . .. . .1 . I. 1. 1. . . .. ... .11: . I I 11 .
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. I nat . ten. -of .the life of the- admiral,'en-.. four gkk�s, 'Was commanded by CapL - , .. : I . � .1 I . .I � . . d!,. . . �
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Cirkada?s Successful Young Actfess Was Improperly sof,"and becaused It to. Uve asked - the captain's name.- . � � . ... . I I 1 1
Tyllss Margaret Anglin, the popular young Canadian 4ctregs, has mAnt.;. be set.afresh. Nelson qulckly.noticod Vhen,,bo heard It wag ditlit. Pellew he .. ; L . .i 17. I . r � ': �1_ � I
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-and In her portrayal of Camille ' , the operation, and he at once ran foru exclaimed, "Ali! 1. am glad We struck . . A . .. �1 I � "
ftted her Individuality on many occasions . . . f R S..
in Dumas' play she defied the conventions by creating the rOle . ovL VLOW lines, 1: I ward and iated the lieutenant Severely . to fortunate. Sir Edward'.,, . . . . I I ,
making the heroine a sweet, simple, sincere ing6nue, uncontaminOted by� the for having," ,he suppliaed, leettil-16 "Itt' to Sir 8dwar&s brother," Bald I :�, I
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+mosphere in which she lived.' The actress made a strong ddfe�kce fo'r-hei shorten sail without 'the. cgmtal � n's or- the officer. * � . . - . "i
coikeeption of the character and gave chapter and verse from.itlie wrlier of do6. * . " . I.. � I .1 "What, two? Alasll.".' exclaimed ill . I �
the play to prove her contention. I I I - -.1 .'..The -studding-sall Was .speedily res, VIlleneuvej Who' thug''paid a pretty I .. � I . . . . . ... � . . I I _. I
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t a6so�rted her In- placed, arid the Victory, aA Nelson In- compliment to the fighting FellewS, of , . . .. .. . "... 1� ,�
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Miss Anglin was born In Ottawa In 1876, and here firg - .. . I alto- ''. We -have Appointed-, . .. .
'dividuality by choosing as the scene of her d6but on,earth the likIlowed P , I tended, dontinUdd to.lealt the.colUmn. whom there Wore+ three brother-, -, . I I
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cincts of the House of Parliament, her father at that -time -being Speaker When the Temeialre ranged up on.thlo gothen ' I .. " I ,
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;1 of the House of Comnions. Her early education was at 'Loretto Abbeyo . To- , Victory'lo quarter to t&ke the lead,.,ac-. ' - . _Patfa Indignation. . . I .W. S.. It. WES � . - �, , - .
cording to. order, Nelson Itkiled: her, ' - During the '6' . 1.
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f * Tonto, and the Convent of the Sacred Heart iii; Montfeal.-At the 096 of seven- . , and a . pe king with his usual, slight nas-. . I oriflict aik, English, Sailor . *0rilliggist at elinfon- . ' . . . 1, 2 11 '� �
� .' teen she determined to go on the stager, and went to New Yorli to btudy at the a, . had a leg shot Off, and' he- asked his I . I I I.. I I 9'. . 11
. Vmplre School of Dramatic Acting, and began to show*her ability by her : , al Intonation, Bald: Irli - thank you, chumv an Irlshmano-to Carry bim be., , � il .
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. . per low to the: surgeon, Pat at onoe'llick- . - at
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; elever character work In two Tiatindes given by the students. I � 1. station, Which Is'astern of the Vic. ad lit carrying him, Off I. . I . t�, he ked s a �cod- .111, "'I
! In 1894 she made her professional d6but at the Academy of Music In , ,.. .. . I I.. m up, and'while I vicini
I . I TqeW York In Bronson Howard's successful play "Shenandoah," 'A season of tom" * I baadly DolAy. � . . . another -cannon ball,, Unknown to. Pat. i te L StOC p I I I
1. barnstorming and the Oures, trials and troubles fricident.td, ono-rilght stands I I I tarried off the English sallor's .head. . ple k of our ggods i - - P
". value In giving her a deeper Insight Into.certain plias-es of life, In - The wind was. so light aA the: British ' ' .Some one then told Pat.lt wag no Use ( on sale. - We trll��t- all. 1; _ , . 11. M 0 00. I
. proved of columns advanced on the enemy that caft7ing the mah'to 'the, Cockpit, for I . . I i . I 0 I, . � � ,I
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Increasing her repertoire, and In preparing her for her later sudeesses. the sblps� only 'did two knots an hour# his. head 'Wao: off, Pat looked at big' diseases, of.horses) -cattle, � . .11 , � -
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In 1896-7 Was Anglin, as the leading lady ;of Jramos O'Neill's comb though every Sall4was set, The Vic, burden;. and then said: sheep, hnq,s land P041ty, . I . . . I "I
made a tour of the United States arid Canada, and did splendid work as �., I . ' '4% . 1.11 �;'-'
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�Opheffs In "Hamlet," Virginia In "Virginfus," Salle do MoAtmar In "Rich- 11 I I .:.��i,�_-�s�_. . 11 young' !O'Its Avi.h naval , "* I � . . I . .. �.. .
.e.. I 11, �, . .. '. - I I . . -he tould me It was, hIs legl'# I .". -_ W' I . 11 1, 1 . I. . , �
ellen" and Mercedes In "Monte Cristo." The we and sitihillielty of bet act- . . ,., . � 1. I � 11 1. . : 1J. L . " . . ,
Ing and.her versatility Were again shown In her clevat portrayal of ,Ueg In I .. - . All Nations. . . and joint diseases qui�kly , Lk ! 1. . � I . w I , .� . I .
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absolitte and iseckire her place ; DYSPEPSIA . The sentor lieutenant 'of it, M, 9, . 1. I � ../ .
4'1 -*rd Chumley," arid she rendered even wore �. , � . I I curea. Our Free Advice . , - � . . . . � I . .
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through the proAnce$. . � . I -Tennant in the bittle Was narned Roft- It - , . I . . . I
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I fix the hearts Qf Canadians during her tour . MD. * W1 in.
Her bAlliatit acting In "MrB. Dane's Defenceol and her later, work In Mr. . � I . .. . Man, bo, attomewda published an In, le � 'I . .,.
r- powers. a a . . . . I I tftsttng description of the light. Ile .. I
36ansfield's company revealed the mellowing and refining of he . . , tdrest yo.u. . �
Through all great acting -the goldna ITOMACH DIS tells the following good story, . � � I
. the broadening of her genius. runs ORDERS . ,
thread of personality, and the natural refinement, bulture, owoetneos and I ", - I . . "I must not Orn -Ask our Aient for these � "Comfor
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strength of character of the ,woman merely finds new expresa1611 In thie'*Ork MAT BE QUICKLY. AND when the commander Of the French I you will , . I . . I .
. -of the actreso. In addition to bar dramatic tiftnt of a high order, Miss Alng- I � � .1 I � � fleiet, Admiral 'Villen6u'Ve, was brought goods, Am use I I I . I
oaks French fluently In her ftim, Clear, 64arlft- PEWWANIMMY CUIM I& alongside us Instead of the Vic", he no other -You can rely - 10 I . Manufactured by
lin is a brilliant mosiclan, sp I I . � was informed it was not NalsoiYa ship. . I I . . . I
. Ingly, modulatAd voice, and to a writer of edso - and grace. o . I : I - � . 'MY OOV -maid Ile, I.Vou "a gat X61. on tbeM. '
I itatered Aftordlor to A61 of the PArlismant circansdaj to the yeat 100# tor W. 0. %tacky it 11146 IMpirtment 6fAWdsitdrk *093 9 00 , . I
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