Exeter Times, 1911-6-29, Page 20Was So Nerw-bus
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FIRES AT PORCUPINE'.
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rlwll . I'll. �,f rs:. Arthur .Aloo,re� Freeport, 11TAII
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Forty Mile Wind PrIves Flom**
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,; 1, He trt and Nerve 1`1110 to Anyone wIra is,
ThrouSh Mining Dloirlct 41"Ind Damo
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'j 1�k �, � " jve� j ��,, run d4w
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, IZ,Xtanooft power plant and oujjd�.
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��y �k ? I I un,,,uung, I was. troubled with I 4 -per-
, VoIlMess of Ine very worst kind, And
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Ing$ Are Qovourad�Popoupino, 06n,
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. wbon, I start,,�&'W, to take your pills, I
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tro and I.akevlaw Ara Owept-Loss
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".,i , . mass!z� bad I could not stay in the house
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It Estimated at About CAM.,
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Porcupine, Out., July 8'-�-VQroat
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11roa driven by a forty-nallo-an-hour
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511, I nervous and run down." �
wind bavo ragod since yootarday. mora.
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Ing, doing approximatoly one bundreA,
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thousa,ud dollaro�.damage. The power
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plant, and camps. at Dome extension.
t'...., �.., �, BURVS REART AND NER" PILLS
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are destroyed, whilu
, tire now 'burns
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within one buridr;,,d rods, of South
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Porcupine.
,Z�. �,_" , a years, to be exhotly
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The Porcupine Contra towasite and
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I Price 50 cents per box or 3 boxes for
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Lakeview were swept over with t1ho
los., of several buildings, lumber for
lt� � " $1.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on
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the railway station and a thousaad
,� I EV �, recaipt of price by The T. Milburn, Co.
cords.of wood, flames 41-
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Ing thvou section of Whitney, Resi-
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the railway were rescued from the lake
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". GERMANY INTERVENES
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It is by far the most disastrous for. -
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eat fire in scope of the territory cov-
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ered yet recoided in Porcupine and
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not until all the reports from outside
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the damage be known.
The flames started souti, of ths, West
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Dome, running across the body of the
Dome
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property, threatening the new
plant, as the fire brands fell like hall
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�..� "'t . tion of the Country the German
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around the buildin a, The wind
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" Gunboat Panther Has ;
changed .slightly, driving the flames
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east to the Dome extension. 0 ne
thousand mea were out fighting back
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the flames. to no avail, .
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Losses are reported so tax as tol, I
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1.li ; Berlin,'July B. -Germany, in send.
low$. Dome Extension camps and
pqNver plant, transmission line, poles
�� ar_ the gunboat Panther to Agadir
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wit4,out the wire. Warn" lighting,
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�_ g a claim in Southeri
9'hot drill, T, & N,O. lumber 1qr st4-
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tion at Lakeview, Joy s4w4
, R plant,
John Crawford dwellings and other
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,,blutidings on Lakeview, lRemsbottom
44d Edwards 'oa Lak-evieW, dozen
; toan. pres-,. wi,I take its share in the
ofters ,of small cabins,
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I'll .2; iProvii . ice of Sus with Its 1.1ch copper
Thq��Jjre is still b=ning, I
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p:)ssibilities, a3
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T6LEGRAPHIO BRIEFS.
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1-: d inate, iYwhich th ,whites can live
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mid to be a potato famine
111� Jwl froin the present adventure
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ja Manitoba ,
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statement wbich appears In. Tho
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0= ative, wQu the mile
swim4ag champlonshipof tille British
E mpire, 11. I
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L 1, I., 1 1 1 " -, � :te Gazette pointing out
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The Daily Express 4ag We choice
,cossor
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,01 1, sue to Lord trat400T,io, is
: iaction, both lanAed troops. and oocu-
expected to lie b.ptwema Sir Edward
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Vras -says
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Woustou and Sir Montague Jan.
irT_'� Act. ,Germany, the state.
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,f. Charles R, Randall, special
doctor of sciences, and for eig4teen
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tention of remaining Ill
years teacher In the Lockport (X,Yl)
School,
permaaeatJ7
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High was arowned at Olcott
Pgadir. but Will not leave that fown
Beach. I
�, efc I 'regular conditi6ns are restored
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K" in Morocco.
The new railway into Porcupine wall
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to-gmally opened on Saturday, Zon,
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Frank Goahra a 'ecomPauted t-110
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the � aiazitte
T. & N.O. Railway Commission on
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f4e trip, .
. further discusses the
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Dying frorp. convulsions, caused by
:.., on anit the prospects of the spread
the excessive heat J emp, a
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g.hgomAker, living at 00 Gea 4veaue',
.. Wade of the Sultan and L Franc(� to,
TqqAtq, 4ged 50, years. w4a pick up
,.. .1 ird the disml�sed vizier, S14 Madanj
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outside of ,U14 home about a quarter
. � laul, whereby Germany subjects liv.
to 11 0,010,k Saturday night,
in Xorocco and others un4er the
The report tUat�z Robert Swazey,
�� of Gt!rmany are endanger-
Canadian. had -beea burned at the
Wtection
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stake by Mexican bandits, near Fort
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0=paerette, for refusing to reveal the
,7.- , V,I.a;�'German force has landed.
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whereabouts -of money bejougin,Z to
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reached Ottawa.
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Train Kille Baby Girl.
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0- -old daughter of aewish
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, ' lbe,(1prman Nlinister has
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� mral ,a to, w as instautly killed at
'he 8 Tt station We G-T,R.
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u street of
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The parents, with the little grl and
IF I . th e Fore.
another child, were on. their way from
e.0,July 1-1deal we,.
Newark, N.J., to Winnipeg, where
'Vgtendance marked
the7 were to make their future home.
ja,"0�1.celebratlon h,,,,
The family we -e changing cars, and
�. .1'. by Ron, Chas,
while, boarding the Toronto train, just
1. State, and How-
as tho englue was being connected,
-1 . . for Grenville,
the child lost her'looting and fell from
as won by 0. B.
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th, e 8 underneath the wheels,
wUer:`sWs was'groand to death before
�a palls.
she could be -rescued.
ville at-
G.T,R. Constable Dirroch, on bear.
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Ing screams, Tan to the scene of the
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accident and -pulled the tot from under
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the 'train, but lite was then extinct,
.1 boy
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The body was taken to the c
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mor us, and an inqueEft was openz
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by Miderson at four oclock
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next week. .
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Drowne� While Boating.
Ham�lti6n, July. 3 -The national
� � hiie was;marred by one ead-
,; when Mts. Edward'H, Shep-
11 5 Ontario avenue, was drown-
13urllngton Beach t.' 4.20'Satux-
"I n. on.' Ws the Ta� blaia ste'am'
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1� A Cahill from �ordntZ, the
.1 In which A4: -z. She hard
te galling,, j4st 41tside
he u-nma nageable 1, and
i the steamer, just 4*8
thii oranal. A. 6111glos
i craff seemed In'e'VIO
fortimato' lady, dotib�
lat iA 6,601dent 00111d
jumped1rom the bo4
k . e 4 .
a 91* An of
P fdvle ing t
Is w eel, ovet
margin missed
all Voat. M1.
w6te rescued
position By A
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Tionno 4ty 1-l"f "k,oli 014 camo,
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ter i any o, uo are drown,,
tLey won't h4vo far to tit, -, as," sbout!
e,d Ames, Russell, as be and 4 b4114
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ot kova front the. Ear1scourt
youlloi,4141's1t, Church entered Eldorado
Park.. Brampton, early *a the aft4r,
U004,01 Downion Day, wo hour's
later big body was dTaggel from Ili;
take, after. having been, submerged
for *nearly -half aLa hour�
Russell was it young ma4 ot twenty
,raearra, and lived with 144 widowed mo�
I, at 45. 4Q,odNyQQ4 Avenue. Earls;
,court. Tmr4ed%t0lY after 4 1194�ty
plonickers' W0011 had bee4 64t,09 4a
and several. other of the young men, of
'the party made for the take.
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Prowning at Brantford,
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Brauttord.. July 3.01eargo Newman,
�, 26 years old, was drow4ed. in XQltaiwk
Lake Saturday Ot6rueou while oauqq-
Ing with ftupt;her you man, The
eahoo, upset In tweMy'let of water,
� and Ne*mm went down, after &rap-
. pling In vain for the Qanoe. w4ija his
Qompauloa swam ashore, The gre 4e,
, partmelat lite boat woA oalled out. re-
covering the bo4y in aboat thirty min-
ates. Lite was thou extinct, Newra44,
who, worked at Verity Plow Works,.
left a young Aife. Xo Inquest will be
held. . I
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- -antford. July 3. -After living all
his lite near a farin where 4o was
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barn 75 years ago, Thomas Brooks,
one of the best known farmers in
Brant County, died ali his home on
Mount Pleas ,
,ant road, near this city,
Saturday after a short illness, A
widow and four sons survive Re was
prominent In politics, being � Liberal
a fine speaker and an advocate of ta�_'
iff reduction.
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11 6ettloment With Strikers,
Liverpool, July 3. -Itis offically an-
nounced that the Ounard, tile NVhIte
Star and other "coniblue" lines and
the Harrison line had agreed to re-
cognize the dockers' union and to at-
tend a conference within a month for
the settlement of the questions of
wages and conditions of employment.
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0, tt I HOT DOWN SUNDAY SCHOOL, I � 11 1. .1 I - � I .. I i i,j
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64riquo Affray 000uris at $0090 I.. � - I I
Lesson. II.—TWrd Quarter, For I I . -11 I
1�1 I I amd, Near Cornwall, .. I . I q . .. '_1
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. Dr. MCQ9.4, Qf oarps William Shaw and . ( � - " I I I --- For Infants an4 Children.
to, the Home of THE INTERNATIONAL SER ___ =_n�
MC066-10 Brother Go . I M ,1111""�111,�ll"lll..�1.111,11,11111,�l.
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Dr. McQo Is Wife gind ObIld-Altor. / W. - i K
9 Text 16f the Leeson, Isa. III, Is to. III!, � I The "Und You Have ,
cation E:nsuroa and Whon Party Is
., 12-Momory Verses, Ili!, 4-6-Oolden -_ - - i
Leaving MqRae Shoots DrV9814t- _ i
. � :1 Texti too, till, 6-Cornmentary Pre- , 11MI . � � . Always Bought T ,
Cornwall July a -Ilia little villqp I pared by Rev. D, M, Stearns. �p '
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of Bridge Nd, a short dIttanoe norfh I . I I
of Lauodatet, was oatly stirred about Behold my servant, my righteous. t adn 'dadaudRe ula-
. ,�i servant (11i, , 13, lill, 11). This is ,what =dBov" A
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five o'clock an Sa ud% afternoon by 110 I . % of I , ,- -,
91 —!! Bears the 0 �,
a thoQUng afTray In w Ich W. Shaw, I we must. ever and always do In this � I
I a druggW of Carp, was r -bot in, thO
X ,,as, an alliba blessed holy week, which is all writ- --- — 1, I
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1,00j4en of the Zo,wilship of Lamas. ten by -the Holy'Spirit and is forever _4� � , J
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ter, who Is reeve of that Lownshb and settled In heaven (11 Tim. 111, 16; 11 PXDM0tq1gU1&Sq0n,Cheerr14- � I
. reprosents the township in tilo oun. Pet. 1 21; Ps. exix 89). Compare Isa. UeSSA 'Rest.Coritains neithm Of iN I . I
t, council, X111 ?; Matt. xfl, 18; Zeeb. Ili, S. Hear V01=31orp'hirtO nor 4=41. . I I .
. Dr. McGee of Carp, accom anle(I by 4 1
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Wm. Shaw, his druggist, atuy a broth- John the Baptist's cry, "Behold the 0T NAWC OTIC. � �.
PrI of Dr. NjaGoe, j'�ajjt, to Bridge End Lamb of God!" and see Him In this - N I I I I � I
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., -in4dw lesson described as it Isaiah had been. . -VrSNV=FrMMfi I
on Satarday afternoon I to tl1G real- I I A-,- arlpa ii I
dence of D� 0,, Hellas, father a real ivitness of His sufferings. , I � � jiy,At� X'a-
oi Dr., McGee, AyherQ Mrs. McGee And am grateful to some one for .calling AWAW" +
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child were supposed to bo staying, B."Aa& $6& -
T!:.3 doctor wai: informed that they my attention to 'the faot that these Xd,rd See* "' . I � I In,
were not thore, taid an altero4tion fol-' last twenty-seven chapters of Isaiah ft;y".`-',&1_V., � �
lowed, ia which guns and all axe were are divided into three nines, the first rfro-Aed -
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produced by thw Kollues, The chailt- two ending with the statement that W,4;Wr,ajV,r,faW :
""' fearing trouble, pulled the auto I there Is, -no peace to the *iclred (XIVM, I . . , I I I D U se
aITe road, � Aperfect Reraedy for Constipa-
�t auto ,,,, L �r. pulled away, and 'as 22; Ivil, 21). I tion, sour Stomach,Dlarrhdea, '
tlwy got A 1,arquahar HaRae got 'rho. lesson today Is the middle por-
down ,on his :,nee, took aim and fired, tion of the second nine,, and it we N�rorms,Convulsions,'rL,verisli-
the bull guill., through the back '01 the take the fifteen verses of our lesson ness andLos s. OF SLEkF. For Over
seat and 'Litu the bAck of Shaw, On- as one portion, as we have a right to :.
tered hs lung. Dr. McGee took Sbaw do, then -c . hapter lift, 5, Is the middle Ta-;71;Z_1,9ignature of. U
to Cornwall on the ulglit train and verse. What a great fact this is for 6t411111 �Zwiwl-
4o was taken to the Qeuer4l liosp, ta , us to ponder, that the middle verse N7EW -YO'RH. I , T hir I y Tears,_ ".
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from the lung, and internal hemoT Of the middle chapter of the middle I "I I . . � , ..
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" section of tbe.last twenty-seven chap- �1 MUM R 1�,�,
r4age Is feare4, . 1. � . OR 0 ' '*'
. �t warrant was at oaco, taken out, ters of this great prophecy tells of RE'' ��
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and Chief of Pollop 5mith of Qora- Ills being wounded for our trausgres- I— i, i
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wall went down. on the early train on slons and that with His stripes we EXACT COPY OF WHAPPME1, � ' - . I
Sunday 4114 brQugllt FArquliRr XPRAQ Here 15 the 'ieart of the 'CAbAokTO 1A
, _, are healed.
to,-he Qqruwall 14j, wlieto lie will be _ whole Bible and of all history, thi) ... I � "Z' �
t - — —,,a THE CENTAUR COMPANY, N:1W YORK CITY.
. det4inecl pending the result of Shaw's one topic of conversation on the part
iajqrjea. . of 1,,,s and, V,Iijah on the inount of - no .
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$h4W 1404 44 gi - I
lite wortem Ptat4! transfiguration and the constant re-: I
paeut at the 14oppitfif, In,elieving lie wag .
4bo4t to. dip frain of the songs of the redeemed in .
, J4 )j,Wch he idoutifted. _�___
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I Negrc Shot Policeman. FPr P'T 1V1:;.hA@ 45 tale mail W40 11r. glory ,(Luke ix, 31; Rev. V, 9). In.
_. ecl t P ,sb ft of
New York, JL'y 3. -Patrolman Al. V -ot, Thq 4ffg4r 44s imumd-a I Pet. 1, 11, we read that the SpiL
Lynch was shot a � nd killed and Patrol. g@jjsgtjon, gR 111p partj@g cogjj@pted Christ in the prophets testified before -
man McDonald was wounded by a with t1j@ aff4dr gre all prominent and hand the sufferings of Christ and the
negro yesterday at West 37th street respectable ppople, glory that sho I uld follow, and It was
and Ninth avenue. in ...e disLrict this very topic that Ere Himself open -
known as "Helt's Kitchen." Hqttopt on R@cord, ed up In that *walk to Emmaus on the
The aegro. who has not yet been Tvpoatrg, July S.-Teste-rday Ill ()n. afternoon of the resurrection day
,identified. was arrested. tarto jygg tho hottv�D day on ireg,ord, (Luke xxiv, 25-27). . .
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11 - ..aria Is Aground.
- Colchester, Ju - ly 3--Th2 steameT
Umbria is aground on Grecian Shoat.
L .- will have to be lightered before
shi can be released.
Strathcond to quit-. .
London, July S.—Two I= ortant an
nouncoments were made a? the Dorn
inion. .Day dinner, which was atten4�
e4 by 000 Canadians, The first wal
a Duke of Conna ht, who sRU
11filroth 'VT , bl�
t the .Llrinqe, ol,
I soon would visit Canada. 444 - t4(
other by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the ()411,
a4ian Premier who said that Lord
Strathcona aaa Mount Royal, h'
commissioner for Canada, was�ab,_W�
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-3dy In Whirlpool. -
ITiagara Falls_ N,Y., July S.-Ijif
forts to take the body of an unknowt
mail limm the whirlpool yester4a3
proved futile. It has been floatin4
about all day, seen by tliousands froir
the gor t ars. When first s'eet
th ye rou e ,c
e y was fully attired with thi
exception of coat and hat. Last Algb,
, practically no clothing remained up
on it. No one has been i --orted miss
Ing.
Many Deaths From Plague.
. Amoy, Ohina, July 3--Sixt elgh
deatba from bubonic plague aff-threi
from smallpox,kwere reportel here dar
ng the two weeks endtag Saturday
One death from cholera occurred i�
Katangsti Island, the Internationa;
settleftient, about one-third of a mil(
from this city. No other c
cholera have,been reported.
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Pittsburg, July a. -Rev. Ohis. L. H
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nua*Methodist Episcopal -Church, hai
notified his congreiation that it wil
be " good form" during'the warm wea
11 tb'ed for the women of thi church tt
come to Surfd'ay evening servleef
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Picture millinery is not all of the
ivide brimmed class. This picturesque
. bonnet, which frames the face with
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At least ten of our lesson verses tell
of His sufferings (Ili, 14; lift, 2-10);
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the others and parts of these tell of
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EIN glory. As we read of HIS marred
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004t f049 Q'OlQgh A teAlpff4tun of
visage and form we see Win before
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Calaphas and Pilate in the) hands of
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lonely life all those thirty years, at
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Nazareth, the Ill treatment during the
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three years of His pubIlc ministry and
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the sufferings ,of Gethsemane and
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This flfty-third chapter may prove .
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to be largely. Israel's national confes -
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bave received Him as their Messiah-,
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but it is. also for our Individual
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propriation now. We u
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reaclied, at Oanton, Ohid, and in the
fully say If we are no w Ills redeemed
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ones. Time was when by me He was
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L�-�ceased'was botin "'Colborne, 0,b.,
despised and rejected, and I esteemed
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Him not, yet He bore my griefs and
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Prince Albert, 5ask,, July 8,-Xr,
carried my sorrows; He was wounded
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R, L, Borden, reac4e4 the mq@t north-
for my transgressions,,bruised for my
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94Y point 04 his to'4? on. Oaturday
nj&4� at 4?Tince Mbert'," This city
iniquities, and with His stripes I am
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healed. Like a -lost sheep I went
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The innocent looking Uttle boy herel. I
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the Lord laid on Him all my iniquity.
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mple. ItAs trinimed with bands L "'
with pictured is the -eldest son of thg,l an esa I .
the Provinoial Legislature, th.oqgh re.
progented at Ottawa by a :Giberal,
We are not expqcted to finderstand
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crown prince of Germany. It he out- of black velvet and a spray of osprey', ��� IN
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40 ilia meeting was higWy pympat4e-
the mystery of His sufferings, but we
liver, his father he will probably sit on plumes held in phice by a pink rose. 1 , .
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tio in tone, It nunjbere4 about 800.
are expected to believe it all and,
Among We pretilest of the new flo,w -
the German throne, Fle doesn!t look
4 striking group of banners was dis-
pleading guilty, receive Him as our
er creations ire the wild roses. They
much like a kaiser now, but he may, .
,played on the walls of �he arena. One
personal Saviour, Only thus can the
grow up �o be a great wAr lord. . His sbade froin the pale.,k( pluk to a bilm- ..
of these was IA black, and re'aal
arm of the Lord be revealed to us, for
name is Wilhelm, and he was named Ing blusti. qnd thLir yellow centers . . I
"Roeip, ocity, Ret�,ogression, Rula";
blue,
'we cannot know His power on our be-
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after bis,imperial- grandfather, Kaiser i aie the height of naturalness. Oxie k I
flower hat
"not,161,1*in red; white ali4 de-
_ "The West Appreciates Bor-
Qlarea
balf except in Christ Jesus by virtue
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%vas made entirely of the . t
Wilhelm. Ells gveat-great-grandlather, follage of the wild rose. It fitted close .
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W11belm L, was the fin . or of
5t empe . to the head aud was edged with the W
the German federation, and. another I I
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No Ferry. I - .
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. blogsonis that smi.�gied dowu against , .1 If I
ancestor was Frederick the Great, a .
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man's tomb, although His enemies
would prepare Him a grave" as a male-
noted soldier, of wbose deeds much the hair. A c1moer of- folinge and
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has been written. flowers was canght ,it �the side with 1,
having Irouble regard to its Jerry,
Its own stdamer is being eu�Arged a4d
factor, and we know how It all came
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not be ready, for anoWir mouth.,
to pass. Not only did Ere His own.
self bare 'our sins In HIS own body
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Ina Island Council secured a iago-
wacht an4'scow and brought a
. on the trjee, but He also left us an ex-
ample that we mljht: fol.lo,w His steps,
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Oro of Islanders across the harbor
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gston market, The customs of-
. ad suffering as
0 U P Am Y WHEN. CURED
11100,14111511heard about it &::4 pounced up-
meekly as He did (I Pet, 11, 20-24).
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on the'o'wdei of the yacht arid scow,
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This -we cannot do till we are redeem-
- Dr -Q. K. & K. 'rAKrK ALL PIRKA o
! without their LMLS, anU Mffa to Temovi thrgatening him with prosecution. for ed by His precious blood; but then we
� their costs, . I 1. carry -Ing passengei withodt a 'license. _a,re taught that It Is a great privilege
. --- - Flnally.� a rive- steamer whicli- i,as In grafited unto us ic, suffer 'for HIS.
Won International Oup. fo�t was secured for the Test of the sake and to fill lap the. .afflictions
East Church, July V.-Claarles T d wj. which are 4ehIndk4or His bo6y's sa%e
Weym,ann, the American, won the in I (Phit, 1, 29; Col. 1, . 24�-
ternationa.1 'aviation cup ori Saturda� -
covering 03.2 nii1es ffi'l hour 11 min . Prostrated by Heat. . To be silent before our enemies
-ites 36 1-5 seconds. iffls speed wa., ,Toronto, July 3.-Shorbly before. 12 -when falsely accused, when evuelly
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all�proxi,mataly 78 miles a., fiour, 0 cloak-jast night* Della r. Hook-%�ay, wronged and Ill treated Is a great vie- I
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2% �Xop I.tal from heir rooming Ause at , , �� 1.1 11 4 1 VXr_
Impuri-Eies 01' Ine WHO
Anyone whose Blood is impure
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Mr. Chas. Alartin, Box No. 367,
Kenora, Out!, writes: -"Three years ago,
while working in Har�ilton, Ont:�, I wA
I taken sick, and no one knew what aKed
� me. Ev�ry bit of food I ate I vomited
up and consequentik I b6cara. e very
weak. My lindlord told me that after
that he, thought at one time I was booked
for the cemetery. Walictng down Apeet
one day I happene.d to see burdook
Blood L'itteps in a dmggist's'window Be
went in and got a bottle, Before I had
taken kalf of it f broke out, all tound my
loins in sores. I showed'it to my land-
lord and asked him what lie thought of
- it, lie told me it looked as if I had a
lies; attaek of chicken pox. Both he
andlis wife, tried all they knew how to
. persuade me to stop taking the 138 B,
but it was.fto use, I had &ttea s� 6aa
I thought 'it did not matter much whethor
--I went under or not, so I. got a, sieql�nd
bottle and judge to my surprise td see
the sores begin to disappear and by tht
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tinae I had taken three'bottles I aid not
care for the beat man, in Hamilton. I
am 61 years of age and am able, to do a
da , y1h work with the next mox, ZhZks
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111trd oak BloatlPaters iLq mannfactaral anb
by the'V_1111bato Co,o L(paltecl, Toronto, Oab�
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h:a be.a la a iveak condition all,day,
yet
NERVOUS DEBILITY .
a, a W a vell low when'taken to the
w en - to
Plain "t we have the least thin. .
. Thoutailas ofyoung and middle -aged men are annually Swept -to a, premiLttIre grave
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hospital, but later rested comfortably.
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bear thatis disagreeable, We certain-
ly have (Heb. 86
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Araher;tburg, July 'S. -The ,qtiamer
rection 6om the dead, for In' what
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UE ,#Ahe� Pittz.
r,�and ifie � !en Oify- of
garg gteamskiip,Co., In take
prolong
his days. See also Ells Adilre glory In !
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Ede, jifat IS61ow here, aL midnight Sat-
exal,fed and extolled and shall stirtle '
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Uimppear, the .0 8
rveg becomelstrong q 1, so hat nervousness, bashfulness and des.
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urdak Tj;'.dqqa* Was. not s6rious,
both bogs- coht4nded up, the
many nations ( I He ,
R. �'., margin)
ondeney vanish, the o o beco 5 bwl h1j,the faco ftU and dear, energy roburpg Ao the .
ody and the moral, p yWcal ,g . gystems are Invigorated; all c1raffis cease -no
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more vital waste from the syst Don, 16t and fildrs rob of hard
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j&nd
accident decurred off D
'a�es, Th -ol
shalf see the result of till His stif- I
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earned doll -ars. We will curo yc.i or no,vayo. I :
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an.d stkall be s0tsGee. .
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oile iis said 'i,�dt 'Whrie we w4l
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that time' we should remember that ,I
�'READIIR: No Matter wholi4g tr.Wd you, write for an honest opinion rrea o0 Charee.
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Ure longs to see'of flie tra;vall of,91s, �
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sgor, 'mayor
90G�p Rostbarn,
gotil In, us noW. I
sIftep.1the Pleasure of the t,ord w ill f
ask ff Iffm E M,ff L� an so
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always pro8per In 51s hand, what enn I
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be more desired than to be In Ills I
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Cor.MlchloganAvc.andorlsw� dSti � Detroit Atich. ,
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hand His ple,
mmre (Jer. xviii, 0s; I
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Ile was If,only we may, glorify Him?
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oar'Canadiaii Correspoildetce Depart -
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Note the sa�fngs, "'Eris soul an offbr-
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I N . mum raeut in ,.Windsor, Ont. 11 you desir6 to
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I ong stfttetpent declaring th9t the�
tire, ,
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see us persollolly call at our Uedical,lnatAte !a Detroit as we see,and tre,
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unto deathll;ow, 10,42), 4na mq
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n6 patients in our Windsot'offices Which ate lor ;Corrosponden6e and
i filess oftly, Address all letters as followsl�
14boratory fdr.Cauadian bud
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Atill 1, _Adt, and no
sions v,ill 66 bando rrbm the. Otigind,
love go constrain us dat Wd� alihn"Uo
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