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V , . , * __ � the United Statess I 1.1, — � I � I 00*8 - . T. 0 i - .V I / -1 I A well kept lawn - reflects tho MO. the paid who Cares Now 44 THIRD RAJAH BROOK RULES I L . . ... F2.00. � , ese are 9 A . � * one � I - - ,C= -1 � . .. - -as clean, clothes it,, - - =,ft 1 en in ar. , I I eper just � tu- hig er. I - I I , I I houseke I ' . _-0.4.4 I &14""-w g*&*q#U#-&#*-VN��-&-*-#-Q-fffl I SARAWAK. )-,- " . I - I I � I , e tidy iman. Keeping r"= =9 r -4w - - to ... , #71i - , A 1 40 - - . 10 - Bomuse styl,6 docreest that women I/ . I - proclaim th S 11 I . , I , J ( , I . � . the grass down -becomes a ple�sure, . �� , ; I .. . , tou." croWd "d buckle UP their tcnd,er toes ever invented by a novelist w -UT be re- � I .,-�-. ,-=r I . . 1. _11"Imw . . 1� , - . - I ,�. Us -of the they suffer -from recent � �_w '-'..- t #. - - . Y6 L We . � a Iftinw - 4n, high heel footwew called t;D many readers by the , ,�--� , . � % *1 - 4, f if the tao,wer works properl I I , possilAe. 00030,,� th4n, they cut,� ancl trim at these of Sir I : . � J� ��/ � % � . I t'!" ear] -V A' L "': . I L - , I the . 'r __!�Ilt ,( - I&O't 1% nnouneemenf� Of d"th -%_,� 1k -.4wr - , - , . � I , - I ` I � - , " i desired � ,Wbj& merely Oak "the I I 0. I ., � �,� - V" r � painful Post a * � . I lot, ft .es , . . 0 - he farnotts, 'Whitinan and - Wen 40to ,:,a 'I I I kk - I , /_ % . � 0. ,� , , , havo V I .. - so Obould bard� 1110 sulel Charles Bfoake� Rajah of 'Savawl � 0 ... ... W - - . __ old aud pew addre com -grow, � 41 kaw.t. - The I I.. . CL $ s mo-wers, y blade of both the � - I e who know Kipling's story, _1� � i - i - . � 10WOw cmd womou are Thlos @ * .. *. j�arne ever, L � be 91vM - � � My cause I , Wyuld Be King,," haV0, a I 0 I4 L 0 00. � 1. Man. who .NAI . /f, * of � oil tempired- crucible tNG R -ATM. warned - t6 stop It. what happened in 0 ,i'z_ 1-i N \ - , LL\ ,e _ft� � . which j� ,ADVVZn$ I I ��O . Y, A -An, . � - � ` I L A few drops of a drug ftUed,,frcAz- general Outlil�e Of * � I ) . , ,��,f _, sharpeni _ Made bef ore the -fi . .�-t . Sarawak, * rst English raikill I A,-- , ) . � � ". t i I � steel, self ng, with'vasily I DisplaY Adverd4lig Ra" *no applied directly Upon a VOM e0m 'hat dis- I,- .11, I � I - � - on aeplicatim ok relief - Amd Mon the MUM was recognized. It, *8 true t 0 1 . 1. I' r .stray 1poly the T .- adjuste&-knife plate. Thei height-, �know'a s.—One insertion 60cv' 91v" 0' Mah - I � . I I _. Alamo . . CorA 4 -root and 0", lifts out without aster did not descend I 0 �_ , lt� I � $1.04. . , &and 1hat I . of wheel and hall bearings 'make, em Wertions. p - store man for a 'through it nativ6 woman; - I , , &An: � Ask t1jo �drug e 0 ,a, I , . t4 , . V, I � I �, I , I . 1* .. olna�o. or Real Ebtate for $go 5ft. zone, 'WhIcU whatever disasters be en&ountered he 0 J V I I k �*l I _. � - gives them speed and. makes the cutt for Ono lnontb�,Of fow quartar of an ounce of free of the chareter a ->- I - i 0% 11 . �t--;ill =_ - mob hwextob � in. costs vory 11tUe bUt is sufiacient to Te- . It , N JI l . slow .. - , . ;zii=;:i:5�� . survived, but the task , ,"- - , e"Y'. _�_�, . koubseqUent t fhan 0 .--t � . . N I ,*,;w - , - 96C -16T sad every bard or Ooft LOOM or callus in Ripling was no more difficul 0 k-- - � -.04 I - 'Q11 04 i . I I 1 46 . � ho"ons g for move . " . .1 -,:*1Z4WeW 11, - �� — — �_ 0. -wt. - op sm- _._�. Moon. kisee%gneous Article rajah, Broo'Re, e I I � # -1 � Ina from one's feet. the task of the first ja$�tfill and- u U - To Rent,, ,eU*, WOU - __ d and . ast passed a- I g frequent a vances Want ,a !� / , �; I C'. � This stock was purchased sale# This drug is an ether compoun , ho has J1 � I . . . I been made since3, we intend -selling the MoWtes at the old prices. � - each inseAi6n 26c. D� A - dAes in a moment and simply shrivel. his successor, W of the loveliest : b s pcn.-men I *. -1 . � I . I I � ;;�o i4otieest eto&, � 10c per line Per 1. way. -Ile found one own to 0 � I *. UD the cam without in amin or even - . . � I . countries in the world 11111M Q D_ *� .1 . I . ge;6on. No. notice less th9,11 25e. ard IMtatin th..5 surrounding issue or one of & . � - I 11 , and inhabited by a . I . qir 10c * � 3 knife'mowex, 14 In- cut . $5.1010 . auks 50e.� Legal Advertisin aklu� ip this out and pin on youi white men ,es u. face .1, ' ' I 1�_ 0 - - I � � . . . . Of Th lizie. Auction Sal ,1 the most savage rae poil the . e Will be soft, spottless axid snowy white if you 4�- - in. cut 1 .$()050 � _ and 5e per d $3 for two se ions wifei dresser. — . of the earth. Wit], a mere handful of *11 - 1 4 knife mower, J4 � one -insertion an exceeding one — .---- whites he captured the country and : use LUX. You can make the foamie Professional C:irAs not 6 ter, with a few f . er. - Incidentally, creamiest lather, Mi hot wa of *, , . , mower, i 4 in. cut, ball bearing $8075 . 0 � ine"o per year- concession, and ,&omlyience mL"ied made himsr.If its rul J I * ty silken little flaKes, that cleanses - i Aknife � I life under auspioious circumstaneds. he supprmW lawlessness, and by , these dain L . , ine . I __ . - - � - ,reased theextent of -his 0 - V I � - . . __ __--____ I ---- - !�_ treaties - miles to : perfe.etly without rubbing. Hence unshrunken, * v: 'A p1m PW . " . BLA I THE FLY r,-*,EAFORTH, F � 22nd, 1917 CMLDHOOD CONSTIPATION domain from 7,000 square . 4 , * * . I A � day, June I . � . 6 unthickened little garments that are a deli tt & � 0 1 � 55,000 square miles. When he died he . � .i --- --- � -in children can be wa�.able -to nominee his successor, 9 to feel. Try LUX -your baby will be s� 0 . I � I � , - ,, Constipation - Charles Brooke, who in a to appreciate the difterence. . t � ,-nptly cured by Baby's Own Tab the late Sir 0 In- I I prol. B,v putting on Screen Doors and W" .1 I I -.- S= VESSELS SUNK By SUBMARINES . , the realm, to his 0 F -dows now. Our stock is coinplete in . ". .r -b liv,ts They are a gentle but effective turn has hand6d over - - E_ .- - ing ceased to laxa#ve which thoroughly regulate son. � , -, - it� - The allied pations hav � ,_ - 2r - I., _ * - beautifully grained and well designed I . report the detailed results of the Ger- the.bowels and sweeten the stomach James Brooke was the first white � I . i . - Screen Doors, also'8 different sizes of - .- � - . I . - � man submarine warfare, only general and thus drive out_ all childhood ail- rajah, lie was born in India, took ser- . � i r, , I � . - . -well made screen window, the use of � "I deta can be obtained 'for the -most ments. Concerning them Mrs. J. B, vice with the East India CorAPIL11Y, � I � ..._7 � 41 1 - " Rie r,'Mai -, . n . the Burmese I . ence of flies quite,bearable. of the months of March and I auff enbach, ,he I Write5' ' and was wounded i . -- � . - . " 0 Tablets and War. When recoveringfrom his in- � . -which makes summer beat and the abs pa"' . � -j April. . . ave used Baby s wp . 'American have found them I- a VaTt of i screeri Doors5 complete witb hangers, catch and . . The Aztec was the chief an 6xcellent medi- juries, he visited Sarawak.9 - )most � . \ , I ship reported suilk after the destruc- cine for constipation." The Tablets the great Island of Borneo, but a :_ . . 11 pull . r-150 to 3-15' tion of- the Memphis, Vigilanola, and are sold'by -medicine dealers or by cut off from the rest of the country I I �... .�� 1. Screen Windows, all sizes 25c t6 6oc � . . Illinois, the three- American vessels mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. by tremenduous mountain ebairs. The � .- � I � . the extr,i ses- Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, tiopical beauty of the land enchanted - whose loss brought on war decia.- - Ontario . I . , and he determined that some . - . -1 � �.. sion of Congress' and the him . . Bros, High Standard Paont 'm The Aztec s an armed- mer- __ n and take charge � "I'll I . Lowe r I � I an ation. wa , reported __ day he would retux . - chantman; the sinking war AMERICAN ARMY ON THE of the landf which was then ,held by : WO - $54RINK W"LLC-#4$ 0 ' I . -1 "I absolutely pure, depepdable, tru- on April 2, the. day the President de- - WATER -WAGON s lot of head-hunting 14T f 1 . � . I - � lyfaintains its place ass . livered- his war. message. She was Dyaks. The opportunity occurred 0 Eritish made, by seeld b4 all gtod rwe" & I and a cheap insurance against the weather. night,- - when his father died, and left hirA 0 4 ' . .. . tc, C610r, Z!k nD!r . attacked b�r a �ubmarine at A few days ago the New York Tri al to equip a little, 0 Lever Brothers LIWIted, -take no substitste.' ** � ' The Paint that lasts and pleases the eye.!.- � near an, island- off Brest,without warn- bune published a cartoon which re- With sufficient'eapit 0 1 . * ; , She was a cli he , 0 0 Toronto ,* i � our 1:1nold= Narnish preserves the patterry, - br t ing and in a heavy . . 0 * , 0*. � . I ; _ igh I sea. presented "John � Barleycorn" with a expedition at the head of whi 0 . ' - a i -, It anceand shows no scrat�Aesorbe_el marks. -slow moving freighter of 8,727� tons, rope around his neck, while the Amer- sailed for Sarawak. His arrival was .11, . *,P " * 0 44 - * -0 ,� � t - I ens tbe. appear' I I . I I cargo of foodstuffs, val- ican. Congress,. with a* shotgun -called most timely, for it coincided with a *� 0 4 * 0 0 0 0 0 * * 0 0 0 0 * W 0 0 #0 0 - I . . . loaded with 9 . the Ori- ,, �� native rajah -was , -,:, - - . _ . � .1 - ited at $500,000, belonj�ing to prohibition�' in its hand, wondered warAn which the I I . . ' I I I Price........................ ------t...* .... ......65C a. pint ental Navigation d : Company. The- ves- Whether the prisoner ought to be Shot . being hard pressed' by a powerful . I . I - , . � .- � sels, guns, were in, charge of a naval or merely banged on a rope of- "Pro- party of rebil.s. The rajah gaid. that if -_ - _—Mm e111%A S_ � t detachment consisting of a Lieuten- bibitive taxation.'.. and left slowly to Brooke would assist him he would be . . - V ant and a crew of 11 gunriers; 28 of strangle. There is a formidable move- accepted,oand took charge of the cam- �- . ;S eU---& or the men on board, including Boat- ment in the United- States to. make paign.-.So vigorously and skillfully did . . . � - - . . ('--*A A.- SILL 5 th �ate Eopolucci of the United it that the rebels presently --------------- --- ____________ it . swain's M .the country "bone dry" for the dura- he press . � . .1 I .� . � States Naval Guard, erishedi tion of the war, and there is a growing, submitted on condition that Brooke � . � . ..'', 11 I - , P am hi Reald- conviction among . those interested in succe , I I - I - I i -_ - -_ .. � _. -_ -_ _. -1. -.,---- The Ameriem Oil te s edtheother rajah. - . s " I I � - 1. .. - 11 I ......- � ,, � .1 ___ __ - . gai_.�_ n eac � I I - - I �� - _____ - � , . ton'was sunk March 22 in the Nortb the liquor ,business that what goes , This was agr�ed to, but whe p e � I , - , I . . . � " ,1 "for the duration of the war" is likely war, restored .the native rajah refused I - Sea by a Gerr�an submarine, and ? I - I al of her crew, of whom 7 were Ame I permanently. The to complete his bargain, -robbed I . .. I . rl- to go more or less rgoes, and ... I ., .1. . TheNcKilorMutu UNSIGHIrLy . can - American Army and navy ar6 dry, Brooke.of some .. - _ I I s, perished. The cargo -ms valued of his ca . . �� I I . I . . .1 I at �2,15010001.tixe- T)MiQ States Gov- ce with . � Fire hisurtunce, -Co. � - - and they will fight this war on grape sought to destroy his influen . � 1. - . � � - 1% PIMPLE& ernment. War 'Risk Bureau losit'$4401- juice or tea or chewing guin or what- the natives, .who had by this time . CV - I ious re- orbt-� . - 000, by the sinking of the Healdtoni ever other non-alcoholic stimulant up- conceived an almost superstiti )3 y .-.I-_ .. NeW, � emd . I _He;aW01fiCe,: .11 . I s of the bureau e _t for hir nally Brooke declar-� .4& -1r, GOI&RED HIS FACE. bringing the total losse peals to their palates. Even in France sp e n. Fi K and after , I DIRROT01M.' 11 --qwm_,� -including $250,000 on the Illinois- they will not -be permitted to have a ed war on the native raja] P I . I t . . I I �.. I OFFIMS0 re ' $1,593,924; but the'premiums in wet cwrteen, according to W. O�- MC- a short campaign ouste& him and be- I . - 1. � �, pr"ident B.* B. B. Cu d Him tL d. His troubles - L Comolly, Goderich, I that pieriod amounte�d, to $3,1,67,997. Geehan, who writes in. the Tribune, came rajah in his stea. . � - Ing, ho I I �� I'll - Jac Evans, Beeehwoodt'�rice_presiderk ,-.N;p,- ,, -, — . . On March 23,the French cruiser and who speaks fr6m knowledge of were just beginn,i wever, for his Tempting* - � Se,cy-Treas - All diseases and blemishes of the skin Danton was reported as having been General Pershing. subjects'were about the most vicious . I -on* 4=p 11 � T. E. RRYS, Sedorth, � . I - M caused by the blop& bel�g in `U 'w- ,torpedoed ixi the Mediteran�kn Sea; The, commander of the American and inurderous when they were -not � . � - l.kGmvw Ed. pm condition - 296 men were lost, 806 savoil The army,is'a 44crankly on prohibition. He the most oppressed and wretched . . Alm Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; The beat blood deaw,ing medicine an - I i-sists that th W- , I . . i�m Chesney, I vessel displaced 18,028 tons . e Ani�ricari soldier can population in the East. Brooke, bo I - HilleMey, Seaforth- Will.' c Blood - 1' and TaIM—te, se � � P the market to -day is Burdoe) , - 'do b tter w ithout a drink than ever, was the man for the job I . - mondville; J . W. YGO, ;Goderich; R. Bitters,- a medicine that has be4n M u.ke The unarnied merchant steamer Mis e ork Wx he took in - Rg ro(1JMWM i s ianp. which � left Gonoa Aptil. 4th, with itjf� and *e ,&rits Ao -his expedi�, during the next few years I , , G_ Jarmuth, B fat dvei 40 ycam;'90 Yotl do not exp�d- - our ns in her crew of 53 tion in Mexi� ,& is_' - . As hand the task of .establishing somO I . � With 32 America proof thereof I . � . D110,MN9 I * mut when you buy it. . net-�tonnage 4,981 -was sunk with- a matter of fact, the general public native industries, protecting the effi- . - � - � D. Cooke, Indian Path, - I - __ �� , .1ohn . I wimant Rinn, No. 2* Se�RfOrth. Mr. Lennox out warnm''g inAbe Mediterranean. is not,aware that the Mexican cam- zens -from the exactions of local chief - _ nnewjea, Brodhagen; James Evan--;- 1,1,&, writes. "I am writing you a few . n steam - - much of any- tains, ridd�ng the country of robbers I � ..... I ru � The'America er Seward, 3,390 paign established very � - I . . 1 ach-wood; M. MeNwen, alinton; Jas. rm" to tea you *hat Burdock Elood C P ks whose pi: - - I � Be McGregor,; Hitt= has tons, wa-s sunk in the Mediterranean -thing. It certainly; did not a hiev, and the seas of the Dya , t.Of � I .1 . . colimily, Goderich; D. F_ . clone for me. My face. VVW April 7. . - its main objective. Villa is still at acies' bad made the whole coas . . �� R. r No. 3, Bedortb - J. G. Grieve, I mvered with pimples. I tried different On April 5 there came news of the large so far as we know, but Pershing Borneo a place to be avoided. . . . ..... . -No, 4 Walton; Robert'Ferris 'H8r10(-'k; , kht& of medicine, and'all seemed to. fafl,- sinking of two Belgian relief ships insists that the health and morale of Many tirnes his life was threatened . I -George McCartney, No. 3, s�afoetb. I was one day to a Wc.bdls house, and . the Trevier from New York and the his Mexican army was greatly im- but Brooke got used to attempted as- __ there the�i advised me to use B. B. B. - .a while, and per- I .. � . ft.nm. p.m. so I pur&a� two bottles -and before I*eistein; the latter was 2991 tons, the proved by his insistenee that 'there sassination After vith the � . ... ve 7.00 2.30 1 had thm taken I found 1'was getting Travier 3,001. On April 9 the loss of should be ro liquor consumed by W haps his chief trouble lay ,, A, .. � � �Godsrlch Lea the Belgian 'Relief ship, Camilla, troops. Pershing had.the distinction British Government. He desired tf-at 7.87 3�07 better.* X ,nA two molle. and whev they 0 Slyth - was sunk with a cargo of foodstuffig, of making part.of New Mexico dry for it should annex Sarawak, or at least I 'Walton � 7.60 3.19 were finWLiz4 I was completely curec'L making four relief- ships destroyed a short period -in defiance of the con- take it under its protection. It was � I Guelph ' 9.35 5.05 1 find it is a great.blood vurifier, and 7 in five weeks, with 17,000 tons of,food. stitution of the Un�ited States and the some years after his death, however, - - As, to othsome � I FROM "wol=ietA itto all." rr . On April 10 it was reported by immoral habits, of the population. before Sarawak was recognized as a 1 '43� 1.r." - � --ffie name __ � l'oronto (Leave) 8.20 5.10 -B. B. P. is manufactured only by the State Department that up to April One of his soldiers, crazed with what British protectorate. In the meantime I -'.I a S_ E I - Guelph (arrive) . 10.15t 7.00 T-xx T. Mnaum . Co-, Lna'r=, Toronto, 3, 1917, German submarines had sunk is called 4%order whiskey" which is Brooke was the victim of many mali- - a - . Walton " 12.58 8.42 On*- . . during the Nvar 686 neutral vessels, probably an unusually �ernicious c�.ous and ignorant attacks on the -part - . =pfiessl. . I abthh 12.10 9.07 - - I including 19 American, and attacked variety, tried to break- into a house of politicians at home, who told of � . � Lubm-u 12.30 9.19 . I unsuccessfully 79 others, including 8 in Columbus. A woman met him on the cruelties of his rule, and demand- I Is a *1 _r I . . ous,Joago , I Goderich 1-2.45 9.45 . . American . � Since the German war the threshold and shot him dead. z ed that as a British subject he should I Dend i ns at Guelph Jwriefion with CRFAM WANTED. - on Feb. The next day the order went frory, b& brought home, On one occasion .�_ connectio � S, % �- zone decree went into effect L r.0 jr� a A:- e I Kain, Line for Galt, Woodstock, Lou- ' I more -than one-third of the vessels army headquarters that every place they succeeded in having a British of- . last'n. Th %& L - I 4on. Detroit and Chicago and all in- . We have our Creamery now in full sunk were neutral, and a large number in the town that sold liquor must be ficial -, supersede him, -and to protect - it � of the wmediate points. I . -operation, and we -want your patron- of other reutral'vesseli were terrorized closed by four o'clock and - remain a particularly vicious band of Chinese third , . -age. We are prepared to pay you itito staying in port The neutral vcs- closed while the army was there. In murderers which he was trying to ex- TV It . - . the highest prices for your cream, pay sels sunk were as follows vain it was pointed out that the con- terminate. wrligley trio . I'll, you every two weeks,. %. -'gh, sample � ' I 11-10 - Iron -Pumps & PumP and test each can of cream carefully Norwegian, 410; Swedish, 111; stitution gave no authority for any The first rajah was greatly- helped � - o refres. *—,,,, A and give you statement of the same. ,Dutch, 61; Greek, 50; Spanish, -�S; A- suth drastic action. The saloon'.6 from 1862 until the date of his death ,a 0 11 - V ROPairlwA - We also supply,cans free of charge merican, 19; Peruvian, 1; Argentine 1; closed, because they feared that if in 1869 by his nephew Charles, whom I I comectiomso. - I <-nd Of and give you an honest business deal. Total 686. I I they did not the Pershing expedition he nominated ashis successor. Charles - � %-" 91 I - I aa prepar,_-d to tur,it,3 ai - a card for Neutral 'vessels attacked ana escap-, would close them with yiolence and was a man of -the' same type as his, - I f2 irr, ; and t, 'tt Pumps a i J a 1) sizes Call in and see us or drop us I - f6r _qp . . . . . . � - ed- Norwegian, 32; Swedish 9; Danish probably destroy their stock of goods. uncle."He was without fear, -and, like particulars. I 01 . .%,-- I Good teet , i V 1, :t , P oe F. . Galvan- G; Greek, 8; Spanish, 2; Argentine, 1; Mr. 'McGeehan says that among the the rajah, risked his life -many times. Z Brazilian, 1; American, 8; Tot 1, 19. 'troops on the Mexi n expedition wera -a - I '�', teel 17,zintcs nd Water troughs I ie Seafortb Creamery ,a , co One disaster after another uncle and I breath, appe . -:;tj,,,: ia:ms ,ild attle Basins. Seaforth . Ontario The_ -British Admiralty reported many men who went into the country nepbew -met with undaunted spirit. � 49 6 4 . . � sinkings inthe five weeks ended April "moderately soft and --runi -goaked. Their whole -capital, which was sunlf �C idite, digesoono, I k. aa tc,,ndsoipum, -repairingdone 1, 1917, to have -been 80 vessels of They came- out lean, clear-eyed and in Sarawak, was wiped out on the oc, V 0. I p 6ach; 41 smaller un- hard as nails.'$ The sanitary reports casion when the Chinese pirates d - 11 e- % I 1, �� I on tor - notice. For terms� etc., over 16,000. tons e-, . I a 01 )y at pump Factory, Goderich der 1,600 tons, and 43 smaller vessels. of the expedition are. likely to show stroyed, their buildings and murdered Scaled TLaht "I . St East,,or at residence, North BRONCHITIS - During the week ended April 8, 1917, some wonderful results. Despite the many of their servants. 'They were �� . I I yp ! : the sinkiligs reported by the Britisb hardships of the first (rush, the sick able to overcome many difficulties, . Kept Right L � I Main Street - : . WAS I SO BAD Admiralty were: Vessels over 1600 reports were startingly meagre. , however, when - the British.Govern- � I 'I . . tons, 16;- under 1,600 tons, 2; vessels , Gen- Funston, who, Vgt for his sud. ment, finally convinced that I I AMIL a � J, F. Welsb,Seaforth , arriving and sailing from United de ndeath a few months ago, I would was doing Imperial work, lent him Three of a kind Mew H aff6w � - Coughed Every Few Minute& .Kingdom in same period, 4,773, -Dur- no doubt have commanded the Amer- support. The late rajah, for some 4 . . . . I ' ing the week ended April 15, the Ad- ivan troopl in France. was as stallnell years past was able to enjoy the ... Keep them in uAnd evervm0al � I -A C. P. IL TIME TABLE DR. WOOD'S . miralty reported the loss of 19 ves- a prohibitionist as Pershing. He im- -fruits of ��Is early hardships and of � - I - I sels of more than 1,600 tons 9 less posed prohibition for a spell in San the energy and courage of his'uncle. i AUELPH & GODERICH BRANCEL P � I TO TORONTO. NORWAY PINE SYRUP than 1,600, also 12 fishing vessels. Yrancisco, one of the most bibulous His home, Astana, is said to be one off WAM IN CANADA 4 � I I � cities in the world, -whose "cocktail the most beautiful east of Suez, Here I i G. T. IL TIME TABLB I 'CURED HEIL — ______._._.__._ . route" was for many years famous.. now reigns Charles Vyner Brooke, QK SALE WIMREVER CONFWnONS AU SCIZ i � I GREY. � ME am T-falm Leave SeAfOrth as fonown: . At the time of the earthquake in third of the Brooke line, and he " - "_ W. r I I's IN a O:Jff a MWA A"M-9 OALS - 10.55 - For Clinton, Goderich, Broncbitis starts with a short. vainful. June Wedding. -A pretty 'wedding April, 1906, Funston was in charge of said to have inherited many of the -a.m. and Kincardinc. ' ,_ �i� was solemnized at �Maple Drive Farm,' the Amer er and I he Flav Ur L19W cm 1 7_18 Wingliam dry coagb, accomp i ed with a mp ican troops in the city ,, The qualities which- made his fath ,. Wingliam am on Wednesday, June 6th, at high noon, paralyzed city and state authorities, , his great unt-le remarkable among _____ --- and Kinlardi1me. wheezing, and a ferjing of oppro'ssion or when Miss Elsie Irene, the youngest naturally turned to the nearest repre- British Empire -builders. . . tightness throuzh the chest. At fixst dau . I I LL03 p.m. - For CHnton, Goderich I ghter of Mr. D. W - Dunbar, be- sentative.1 of the Federal Government I - - I . I the expectomtion is a li,,,I,ht color but as came the wife of Mr. Hugri Ro- -_ 1.52 a. m. -For Stratford, Guelph, ,,, cun- and Funston -was invited to take - _—, � I � Toronto, OrMia North Bay and the trouble progressm the phlegm, axising ningliam, both - of Grey fownshl.p. The charge Of the situation. On his way � ]I . - from the bronchial tubes .ceremony was performed by Rev. D. to see the Mayor,. Funston saw a _ � i 9oMt3 West, BZeville and Peter becomes of a' I � i B. McCrae, assisted by Rev. Jr. L. crowd of men staggering out of a 1 opro and points east. yenowish or,greenish color, and is very � _f � In . i McCulloch. The -wedding a saloon with their arms full of bottles. I I , - Vor Stratford, Toronto, oft,= 01,R shinu nat,,,e. , . rch was i p 3.16 P.M. . E. &own, sister In that instant he decided that San � J . I � Mo . ntreal alui points G"t . I y � - I . I Brondfitis shauW nevrr be neglected. of the bride. The bride, who was giv- Francisco should have prohibition I . I I I I , I i .1 I � - � LONDON, WJRON AND BIRUCM if it is some scriom lung trouble will' en away by her father, wore a gown until the earthquake problem had been . - . � i I i I - I , 80111th PAUNDSW - - ,,undoubte&y fonow. of embroidered ]ace over white silk, solved. Orders were given to the sol- . I �� ,;� I I SAL Get rid of it by using Dr. 'Wood,s and.ber wedding veil was of tulle ar- diers, APolice and militia to destroy th(,, � I I � . � I ; � am Norway pint Symp. This wen-knavv ranged with orange blossoms. She contents L of every bar in the city and I I . I I p Mi. I whg"34 &"Wt .. sm reumdy hft bew an the market for the was attended by SS Jnila�"of WinL to confiscate any liquori found in the I I I',- I : L Balm .... ..- �- -1 sm ham, gowned in blue LSilk, 9- I -1 - . " TA'd P"t X years. while Mr. Possesion of any citizen, 1. . George Dunb&r, brother The gutters ran with whiskey, and - - L . � pprr 11 � -.. 1141 of the. bride, - - I LOA&dba".. . . L It Cures wh= offien fau. . I I � . as best nian, During the signing of beer and wine. For a few days the I . I I I I I � (Motes... .... ....... . Vis M". G�aa. Lofton, Uxbridr, . On,L, w - __ - . . &W . wgi J 111 bam bad bronchitis so bad I the'register, Mr. Stanley Dunbar population, used to frequent and regu- � 11 . I . I - I � : I .. LK CMU nA Re &vwn at nient; and � had to . sang "'All Mine Alo-ne�� in splendid lar consumption of alcohol, protested, . Ap— - 3 . � ! I * 0 0 0 *-*., � I voice. After the cerem Mptu_ but no heed was -paid and presently i, - 0 . *.9 .. .... : am t -womb emy few =mutes to get nw I ony a su . - I � ; � I ous weddin breakfast was partaken .the city adjusted itself to the ,second . . . 9 . : . I . - .... .0" Lai 1 7 bg4j& I had a dzvor out to 0= mr, i I . _'.. _. *.. $A me no ,. of by about one hundred guests. The catastrophe as it had,to be first. To I � b" hb mt&cbw seemed to do i Mon -I" LV�l ism bride's travellhig suit was 6f plaid, take the tiinds of the populace off � 1 4 1 , . I . P1. IL ZgM& I @wt to the druggist for some i -,-vith panama li�t trimmed with roses. their trouble and probably to make � , - I I - X" "M eotwh midun, WW got Dr. Wood's wRe6ath" stands for sugar quality that is thta- result of! 1 , ' I 0:--.A— AM ikrwxy - I The pxesents were numerous, beauti- t4 cocktail unnecessary .as an appe- - I t,wigg 1� � out bat"e kmlpcd I � 0 . Is . dog" p1m sr-ap. I . , -"OW�**Vwk Vok go 8 Md rfift. I sWpped cmgWng, ' ful and costlY.: The congregation of tizer Funston r ;. IN11A went and inethod4 backed by 60 year# I oade ., every citizen M am_ - o ' , rot: wdl ILt � Xnox church, Ethel, of which - the work. Bank�rs and men of high so. i� -_ - — A0001 *I** -*J'*-* �'W* '" and c=W He 6"U, 8nd . - -09 Aud 4Rdebm1�2afion to produce notuhing unwordW, I I I . "I cb=at yahe it tw much." e compelled �Jy a 91 I '""i 04" 04 __ . Lride was organist, presented her with cial standing wer I 9d _1 I -1 *RMPATH IV I MWKL brutal soldier .. piffie I , y to spend an hour a day � ,O.e 0.w *.-V� r gymp ig a magnificent silver tea service and � I 1 3 � . . - I I ft. Wooft ;Jsrww i in toss�ffig bAcks out of the streets. � - � MI , , tray. Mr. and- Mrs. CunningbArn left � ot-ve-P, ."" rill Pot up Is a y9appa; * Poe, trm Thus they atqWred all- th6 appetito � . __ ___ - '%f* Redpa - v S=jreeten I*t.:-s a i. .zll * - Md- 5* ;for a trip fb'the eAft-amid AhoWerg I rn I *Ww�.,"N" . . - , I - � . se to& ; paw 2k- � � � *V WV . —A.— F I of confetti and greetings of man-y'they could profitably employ in ,9an 2'02A151KCWt*0P_- 4 I" * s L!! -I- ---JL # I . � am 11, I "A aa# by Tus T. MW ' friends. On their return they will - . 1W MAO md 100 6. &V m one gracte- 1 on]��&e K11 IN& car* 41 i MW I *a I- _ � 're- I Francisco. It is noted that although - - - 1* &W 61MI 0D.9 lifiolll=ft T411rclltft# (" I I side on the groom's farm- on the th'millions of dollars' worth of liquor, �_ #A�___ - .t . 3W ... �,_ - - - _ 9 1 i .; � _: -I- 4-- - - - A . . .�!- �_. -;�_�� 11 . . � - I,'-- ,* , . � I __ � I " .- � i- . . I I . . - . I � -A � . . - . . � P p r . . : 'I, . -1 . I . . � .. 4 . � � - . . I '. . I � � - I . - . .- ,_V!�,�e; I � � � i I � - I �. - . r� - - I I - . � - � —,�,��.--!-��,��.-��,.------,--,,-,,�-,�--�,�,,--��------zl----- I - , - , � - I .1 -1 , " .:_:�_�,.��_�,. - �_ , _; -, - - _ , . - . - .. , , -11 I � _� `Z��_��_:;� __ _ -1 -------- ,. I i_-- I -11 � - � : _.,_ __2�_ �,�� _��___�� ._�,_-_ . I ___ - � _ � _ - - � _ -.1'. __: "' I _ . I I I � I . : . . : . I � - I . . . . . . I . I . I . . 7 � . � - I . I � . . . . . � I.. - .- _ __ - - - .1 __ - - . ___ - :..__._.. . ._.___, . ..... ______,_____ ---.;I-- -�-- I, - � ------- . �_-*�*.A__ - - . � � J_K %. X Ix At :10 A % A 'X_ 4 - 'O X A it i * -1 rml� - SO d � � schnoc_ ' -St'Dre va Ewen, Angus cold t ,J IV i7l when h4. -!Sue-Ces;S, , to Flin- 'or , ,.d fin keeper vvorlms ]� V,fhl 11VI U .r,s. A - 'Mr. M . MT. Sc . townsk 43eveln �S' - . I rwdou fun pa'; The pri is gral Red Cr ler gues Vance, guess C - bm, of gue-- I ,ef pin,, Vf HIeT pwad, f, Jack Ji FRev. 1) fire au ehair - by sev4 recent at pe. on 8u; a , gala ( In the . -4veeK. meeth Uty 5! 'Thert lodge '.The r . zhowe to be V, . ,& ected Y"Ore The �an t 7FU V, , 1orrh de4wri -ied tb iantir- I W r ,I 0 - ,.�_nd tex- uto) 0 f 1 list A aVY11 he the the .as , el : in 40 rk H I =2 I �, e Qf � .