The Wingham Advance, 1921-02-10, Page 9SM TURTIN IMAM ON
1 a seoxro,te polittoaa orvaniz�tAoli
"NADA.
6'11041d,73� be tormed for the x4itilcal
LquGIVA4 OtIll Onds oltmooslibl to ,do
WIV!1*140 *t the farmera, uny anoro
Ixogor ,to ater ortlats, bar Ut '�"y "cP
thau objection has bee,A found -to the
tier emineitit uctom and otbors, who
Indepatident Labor -Party as ,, Pojiti�
1twe helpted to'nialte, her g4orlonsvinli.
Cal Veblole for the Tr.x4es Unions.
their gifts jaad their grmes, 4a, a way
Tho fear that the, e.4 ,line Parties
tba)t 0maada, hAs uot. yet ftoovered,
Would doialuatte snah, 14 new pailtiog
nor oven 4yea lal"Y ev4olroe of a ide.
OrSIDIzation As l4le, am the old line
pire to iuvttate, It bus -been 4% Ira-
putlmn, Paltuelafts .%live no Idea of
difta at ,Ottawa 14 dte b*bar poltti-
desertili.r. ,their respective banners.
ca,l veirdles thot -a =On who tshows lit-
There �RT-e dWerences, of opluion
emaT ab0ty stoW.d be vouldhsafed a
among officials of tile U. F, 0. on,the
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pp�ajce.dn the &4vX1 eerytao. So Are -hi.
queNtIon. rillsed by tthe Premier.' Mr.
bald LaAllipmpt. was enabled, to eke
XOT4,9011 is Ill ftyOT Of gr0uP,gOV'C=-
Olit ails oenodblve yeors until Ilia dell-
'"Int and advocates the olecit4ou by,
Of4te sp= of '111s, ,life Was cut. WE-
olloctors and lawyers,of ,ropreeenta,
�red Campbe:1 was also 14 'the 0WR
, tives ,of 11htY,r own classes. Tbis is,
Service, wid Fre;l�rlelc G_eoftwo Scott
h0wever, Impossiblel 04, stleal proreg.
is ha,pplly there totyA, his uob%e verse
%ional% must alw4ya -be I -A a popullar
tclemded.-DarlilaVs, on 4ocouilt of ,his
minority, But jiuder under propor-
bureaucW0440 abd1itY. But we ha,ve
tioliva representation Ouch , groups,
no Ilonars tar Bliss Oaxman, tand no
w'111116 Voting for n�6 they favor, could
national rocognItIon of any kind. Nor
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W&o throw itltelT influence ,and "-
for Charles 0. D. Roberts. In Cau-
-used votes in tav,oir of men Mey ap-
mda the Poets mus -t live as they can,
Proved in other -classes. This Teature
olod die it th,ey mu�ot, ,floir Wil Canads,
of P. R. tends tn -improve the quaility
*area. Sir John Xarth�'Harve7 spoke
and character of legislators elected.
alt 4;he Camodlan-Club In Toronto of
Mr. Morris -on is n favor of the O.M.A,
the need to consider the retunred,
coming out and declaTilng whom they
men, who oltv*ged obout the colititry
sitiplyorte-d in an -election. This w-olad
unable to find Smvmymmaut. He de-
b3 of no advantage unless p. R, wa's
prem4ed Ids,own, houOr tand said LaIdT
availdble to imake second end other
Martin it wao who really ,deserved it
choices comt In the event or i�mlmre
as she 1had a,alsed, ;25,000 tar chafrity
<At the firtst choice vate. The mAdu
purposes olurlmg rthe W=. In his -own
f=t 4TL VU po'dtios lie thart a govam-
company every man bad gone to 'the
luent is supipoTted by,the people when.
frc* and he was g"ald to :OUY QTOrY
its ,legislation, 41t4 eonduat .of utfairs
M11i but,th,rea had comebwelt. Those
UPI Its honest7 n&pea-Is to them. If
-who -came back, he sa6d Were better
it fat's in any of these pxrticulars,
at thei5r Jobe"beitter actors. Em-
wb4oh, it usue,ly does through re-
,nion
ploTers, he tbought woMd tind file
Neal or neglect to usit'jil. to .the aTi.
Sallie. � They sQjould try zt lemst one
dependent crIVIcs and press, end by
ex-0oadieT in any job they had, open.
gkV1111.1 Credf.11CO t3 dhal'OV7 triendS
s k. jobn Imeattaned ,the cage of a.
Who oupply �nfbrmstlan which is
young soldier caturnIns; after the wa,r
PI to I ten to, the Independent
.eawalnt is
ajud being offered at 25 the 011=0 Job
raters express ,their opiniou at ,the
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at tile same, $Wairy he bad ,left at I.S.
polls, and it must not be torgotten.
This em-ployar tolld %Am Ole was �nelcY
itliat tivo and a halt -per cent. of the
to be offive at a& ,,No, s1r;" be re-
voters can ;swamp an7 govemmenrt or
pbled� 41the lwkY Me$ W -e !thoZe 'V%"ho
party end ,the greatest ohanges Ill
ture, dead." ,Sir i,olitilis comment on
pa,Lltioa-1 history ftrave be -en tbought
tMS wp,S nata,hla. 11.1 liope tto Ood,
about bT nogreaterciratage ofopin:ion.
Vannemen, none of us haVe 'ever
lalnon.- the Independent voters than
olven a young soldierroaam far Q, re-
Vaese two or .three In every hundred.
plyot Such profound bitternetas,." Just
The tendency of ,proportioma re,pre-
before lelvIng Vile'And the actor ila'ad
sentation therefore Is to sta.M.ize gav-
breakfais,ted W1,th Premier V_oyd
ernment, wbile providing forthe elec-
George and th-0 Premier Spoke 961MOOt
rtir-a ot only the best imen in ,Mail
Gatircay -of tile axigiallits Of 'the Otalla-
pa,rty, and ta�eo of affording conoid-
d.ia-a troops PWtiqlr1a;T(1_7 of the second
eraille xUlaoilities tatir repreeentatiton.
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battle, of ypwes When dn ,Spite ot the
Where Country Fairs Flourish.
n-ovaity ot,the Geq=xan geis ettatek, the
Ic does not always justify an arrest.
There, must be evidence and so far
(,la,nad-isins held ' and sa,ved �he sit-
on
The country fair, Which IS a nov-
; . ,IZIXLg cap-
llation s,3aa,d1,y, t.b., em.
e�'y in Slam, Is 50, POPUI.Ir th- t the
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ture ,af Vinly RIdgne; ibb,ird17 tho mar-
I natives demand three or four during
vellaus pier,ina of .the H1,jld,eub,,UT.g
the yea.r. The -main feature consists
L,jn,e Which the Germans 11ad ,regarded
'If Ox'llibits 'Of ,native squmll�s, ,croav,
as impregnable; and fourth'.7, When
quilts and p ". with blue ribbons for
t�bfo 4Canaldip,lis on Ajuglist 19 amas-lied
the winners. And the Siamese have
* effort of ,the Germans to ,get
-lately added, attmetions of their own.
W�Gngh and 1,ud,endartt liltillse2 said
As a result, lemonade vendors are -out
"t Gemnan-Y WAS b03,ten. This was
,or luck, tor ithe natives arrive at the
,,i jmpertsh,$b�e memory ot wWcb
1a,1r grounds equipped NvAth their own
-they must resolve to be W(YrbbY- They
toapots, which tfiey ca,rry around ,and
1111mt not be, d-IsmaTed, by the utureot
keep -hot during -the entire da.y re -
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ja the woM. There bid beent sInjilar
fre2aling tliemselves at intervals. The
unjreq ejDber ,the NatDcaelordo, wars.
tea drinking does n1crt Inteitiere with.
,t
They needed more ql,aMmity between
their en.Joyln,ellt; of the fair, for rthe
emprjayera qnd empA,wed, e -ail the, am-
cups and saucers are packed -with the
. ployeas must not regard ,the QaTIK-
teat,pot in the ,caddy and the ites is
Ists as vampITes Whio, WeTe sucking
drunk Standing before an exhibit, rid -
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the life out of 4,11,0$8 W1110 116CePt5l
Ing on the merry -go-Touaid or having
their �wa�s. A-4 therBirl'i0e Ot Wslas
one's fortune -told, with not a moineut
tad sa,ld they ,must aU PtUl tclgetho,.
lost, from -sight-joeing.
aind as the 1 -:Ing htud'saad ind'wise 0111
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ou'�er-ormw,eM, before! him, "Don't
a a
The mystery of Bout.
forgetto keep yourpOWder drY-" He
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asked in ;DonchISIOU 11h1at they a`1a Pl'xy"
Abe game rbagethex as th;y' Irald (110111e
SOM E INTERESTING 'POINTERS
in r-runce, Duke's sonf, COA's, Son,
FROM THE PEN 0110R.
son of the =104onalre, said to Mle men,
HAMILTON.
thiat, they ido not 119tell, -to 'the 00isy
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feno,Vm ,031 the stre;et corners who
,�Thfe real. cause of golit 19 due to
W=16 per,miade them -that there is
tile excessive -use ,of CeTtaln ar,ticl"
none otlaw ws.y *,'-un tshat of hones'
of food and- drink, Which In time leads
co, a disturbance of the functions of
work to set th,e warrid .risftt.
vio liver. As a result lisrmful. tPro-
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ducts Suel, as uric acid are tliTowa
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, r AASS
.= . X)ItUlty ON CT
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- ,ntO thee blood, ceasing the condition
known as ,gxymt.
GOVni RN�MNT.'
"C�ons�equeutly It taVjowa thalt. 41ba-Vi-
� hos not tali,d to
Drury
Ing proper oltet and maintaining liver
activity a curo com Ile eftected."
tPremier
� r -tip exrAted Interest by ,his 61)0��011
j;,��i�;b,jy no physician hois, achieved
,ton in,vilich he further e1,a,11vr
at Md,
as
such success in, liver disease Dr.
g*6,1 �tlj,a j&Lt previoud,y expressed
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HanjAlton.
His Pins cC Mart,41rake and r-,qV,tr'r-
that itt was imposs!Ue ito, cUTY M a
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nvt are everywhere a,ekw,wI!,? 11. .10
0overnmeat ials, a farmers' .016"Taent
be a specific for Slow, WE ,117,-
SA,cale, �jjt jtiba�t the 0airty 4�upportttlg
gishliver; they give tOne baw " ,A:Ity
,the gov6raujent lujivit vroaden cut to
to -this oTgun that enm4blos I. lx.?r-
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include all valo 'We're In empathy
form itadutles witli -ease an , �-oala
ty,
Via, tile programme th-8 'government
once 411118 liver is correlew", Dr.
had adoptod, He thOngbit 'tho U. F.
Hlmllt0n's Pills aPp:y their Pacullar
orgaulvaAiou should ,remV.111 " it 'was
men -it to tibe kidneys and ,eliminating
c,rgaw. � This cleanties $be blood Mad
oj�gajjlzed, non-poUtic,91, Vad that 66
sealds It back throlMll, the system, full
ptilitleal ,a,inast of its membDra sitould
of nour�shment and strotgth '
-be venblimbed .through % new omanlw
Rheumatic tondenciei are no longer
1 Moir, "Th,o Farmers 00'111110t and
noticed, for Pure wood k!"t's the pnrls�-
on. that causes r1i,euniatlo aches.
: ouglbt tot to rule Ole ocMutry. To
Dull, aciaing twinges, stiff joinw,
� do so WOU-11 1ye a sort of ty=mlly- we
amd Alffiov*ty of e=rtioll become
,kro I,n , mluority, ,alid -%v4o ajqat tot
thingsof the post.
ut cour.1,* by T,houm!410111 Such
ettuaivt, to do It, btomm We Ore' '-%
This
coulr�ljjnts ,a -s stla,tica, lumb&�" and
.
46=06m,ey", says 'the Premier.
neua,a 4"gla must be inalud'ad, for of-
ro,ocr g ,it what some fhoilght
�t ,at-,4inv
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ter ,all# wilat r they but n nifesta-
a a
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: might Proya to be ,a ,01009 11110velmont
tiOns of rb"�r`j1l1R'tl'c'V,)"- on , !
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� ,Is very popular alt"ho"11 Ono 10'r two
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,,w It It
T1 .4 alsily,foon that a wDrId
a good is ,a.owni.Dlithed by Dr. Itewi-
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llead,ing uiembaWof *0 V- V- 10- V-tl'-
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ilton-s I)II,ys. .ketinj as a Ixo0d Ila-
'4Aoulairly Storctary Morriom, 46 not
li,>",tor and ,,% gotoral tonic for -1ho
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agreo w"th tile I,Teml,�r, The dig-
be
syis,bem their hen,atit - is 1A(13l-eu;!,y0-
250 P2r bn Or five ly'l-vas f0V $1-001 at
eLgrocnlotit, hoWov&, �Oppearg Ito
.
a-,(,, demem, and he cure Volt ,got ,tile
reswst of 4 mit',&PPrA-hensl6n, 0r
,�,nu;aa Dr. Hamlllton!s Pillv.
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ftruj�%,tg V-11 Tit -'t ratiso the 04,
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oposmition of coth-or WW_'a Or ludiv0-
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ThO a""93 s-`ila'ry at' tho 1 "le
Awask ,44w. Itsol-e-od, *01 010,V0 to M&
tenchom wag $1,,004 a 7ev., wtd tho
OU btecoz $Mistanita to cATTY on. 00v-
Zvafago Calary ,of the temole tedchero
.0=1,,,U� " J� that# ozy reum VU7
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WO -5 $600.
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R�.,. 13Y FRANK FRQEST*
Lato Suporintendent of tho 0ximirall Investigation I)o
I p4rtment of 600tlawl Yard- 11 ill
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CHAPTOR IV.
Past nine. I don't know lioW If-allatt
An Wnexpeatod 10411.
struck you, Mr. Foyle, but according
Weir ,,,)Mangles fitted his form to
to his Own, account lie must have ar
tile big ar
� mohair that 113,11ked p cyt.ais
rivedat Linstone Terrace Gardens a;
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dealt ,and rugged a handful of reports
secured by an elastic band front. his
11tue." .
Foyle rubb,ed lite chia thoughtfully.
brea,st pocket. Voyle anipped the
,, You mean lie may lj%va been there
end off a ciga,r and, leaning liact,
whert the -shot wits fired."
Puffed out a blue cloud of smoke,
hfolj�les made an impatient gas.
"It been quick work, though I Bay
ture. "I don't know, He may ba,ve
It myself," observed Menzies -com-
got In Immedle,t0ly afterward, I
placently, 11especia,lly considering It's
Own freely I don't quite take in this
a night job. This night work is
yarn, and yet the nittli strucl: me a%
poisonous 'no way of getting about,
genuine. He's got good credentials,
no cortainty .of fluding the witriesses
and it lie's mixed tip with the mur-
you want, overy one angry at being
der ,why did lie 'phone to mul?"
dragged out of bed, and all Your Peo-
"Search me," said Foyle, "What
Pie knocked out the -next -day, when
about tile daughter? You said there
they ought to be treolx?,
was a girl."
F oylve flicked the ash from -Ilia
Mangles stuck his thumbs in the
olgar, and a mischievous gliminer
sleeve holes of his� Waistcoat, 4'That's
shone in his blue eyes. "It's tough
another queer point. She ,was brought
luck, Menzies, I know you hwte this
up abroad, and scarcely oversaw the
kind "of thing. Now 'tillexels For-
0-d man. Pembroke says she spent
rester ---he's got uothi�,- In particular
her -holidays with an old couple down
on. If you, Ilke---JI .
In Sussex, -to whom lie had instruc-
Menmies's heavy eyabrows coittract-
tions to pay three hundred pounds a
ad as -be scrutinized ,his chief tusplo-
Year, When she left sellool he -had
lously. Untold gold would not 7alave
the allowance paid to hor direct, She
Induced him to willing relax his hold
had a taste for painting, and was ap-
of a case that Interested him. 11rin.
pa,rently quite capable of looking Zt-
not shifting any Job of mine on to
-ter herself. For two years she has
any one e:se's 1�houlders,.TM,r. Foyle,"
not called or given arty insttructions
he said a4dly.,
about the allowance.
"That's a,11 r4glit," faeld Foyle Im-
"He wrote to Greye�Strattou, who,
perturbably; "go ahead."
retarta&that it Was none of his btlsl-
Mangles tapped his pile of state-
nessffat the allowance would be
ments, "As faT -as I can boll down
paid over to, his firm, and that It t1a
what we've got, this Is how it stands-,
girl did nQj; choose to ask for It, it
Old Greye-Stratton. was a retired
could accumulate. 'He did not seem
West Indies merchant—dropped Out
at aR'conberrled at her disappeaTance.
of harness eighteen years ago. and
Take It from me, Mr. Foyle, we shall,
haS lived like a hermit by himself In
run. across some more damned funny
Linstone Terrace Gowdons ever -Since,
business before we get to the bottom
It seems there ,%vae some trouble
of this, There's tot even a, ghost
about his wife. She was a WIdD'w
of a fluger-priat. If only we can
named Errol when he married her,
find Errol .......
and she had one son.
Foyle was too old oL hand to offer
"Five yeaxs before the crash there
conjecture at so early a stage of the
was a daughter born. Anyway, as I
case- Nor did 'Menzies seem to ex -
was saying, trouble axose, and he
Pact OZY adVICO Hard as lie had
kicked h14 wife out, sent the baby
driven the investigatioa duriu- the
girl abroad ,W be educated, and the
nignt, the ground was not yet al. .1ared.
boy— he Would then be about twenty
Until he -had 411 the -facts In his Pas-
-with his mother., Well, the wo-
session it was useless to absolutW.7
man died a few years after, young
pin himself to any one line of reason -
Errol ca,me down to Greye-Stratton,
Ing.
kicked up a bit of a shindy, and was
There was now 'one man who an
given an allowance on condition thot,
known facts might have committed
he left the country.
the murder. But plautylble as was the
"He went to Oanada,, and thence -an
supposition lbat Err6l Was the Man,
tile detectives knew that at best it
to the States, and must lia.ve been a
was only a Euspiclon. And Suspicion
bit of a waster. A year ago he re-
turned to England and turned up in
o-ow-a,-da,yo does not commit a man.
Linstone, .Torrance Gardens. Iniare
Ic does not always justify an arrest.
There, must be evidence and so far
we's a row, and he Went away Swear-
1-49 revenge. Old Groye-Stratton
there was not a scrap 62 proof that
stopped supplies, and neither the
Karol had been within a thousand
laywers nor any one else have seen
int4eq of Linstone Terrace Gardens
on the night of the inurder.
anything of Errol. since."
ered. Isocal buyers have (-ndoxv-c-red
Pcy',e rolled a pancil .to and fro
(To be continued.)
a -cross his blotting pad with tho palm
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n) question, Wha.t Menzies stated
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I tor would be able to prove by Sworn.
I evidence It necessary. lie was mere-
Alf'r vlr%fl"r,�,�M-��,� I
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and Nvatered hogesold front $15.2,15 to
ly summarizing evidence, The in-
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so f2,r It seemed an inference that
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*Ade fair to Place a noose atratind
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zies, "from people In I.All-stolle Ter-
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agents from whom he mribed his
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house, and from Pembroke of Pem-
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broke end Stephens, who used
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;,,o be his solicitors. Greye-
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deaf as a beetle and as eccentric as a
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"I 4,an't believe he has kept ally
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servant for more than three months
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-But It is only lately that he has taken
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to accusing them of being in a plot to
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murder -him, The last cook he had
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F1 $11, 1 t 4.
uared In his presence.
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"He had no friends is the ordinary
That thotumnots anol Inolwands
w� ay, and few visitors, Twice With-
'rican farni.
of dollars paid by Awe
in the last, year -lie has been visited
era fop agriculturnI niarlilnery to
by a Woman, but who or what she
the �NlcCorn)lck Tniernational liar -
was no one knows. She came evi-
l dentily by appointment, xan*0nlng
vester Cc went rlg�t back )WO
ellarity Nvas, brought out Ill 1he
half an hour and went away. Iq
"Practically all his business ,at-
recent serious Illness of Mr,%'
Cyrus MeCornifck Ill at Chicago,
fairs had been carried on by corres-
Mrs. McCormicit's charizy was not
pondence, andlie was never known to
the kind areompnnied by a brsiss
destroy a letter. Yet we have found
band. Is ill,- ootm))inwill I)im) OY
; few documents In the house that can
a II inid-wv%tern %imlanthrollie or.
i have eny bearing on the am,?, except
gallizatinnt-, .
possibly this, which was found in the
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fpc-grate of the little bedroom he
SIM Thread ,Direq� from the Spider.
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He extracted from the pi:e of State-
A sing,alar yarn-11-nd yet who will
ments a squa,re of aouble glass, which
venture tD disputz sts poss4blllty-
110 passed to rioyle. It coutained
soveral chexred fragments of writing
conuis from Madagascar, thio, home of
paper, with a few detached ,words and
the moot ind,liat"Ic."ts species of the
letters discernible,, ,,
,�plder tribo in ther World. In Other
I J. I,. Gre . . . Will 8�e - - -
part of t1he world they are lugentatts,
Id you _ . . lies . . . mother
to her death . . . otis swine .
Cro�ess anti Imeful. Ill vltvda-g�ses6r, .
. . lot me hop, - �
Ilowever, they Work on the theory
1%rrol'a writing?" queried PoYle.
that their function Is to vrOdU00 0,114
,,I lja,vexl�r got a sm-niple yet, but
still prooluze silk ildt by tile yard, but
. I've little doubt of It. Now, here's
anothe,r. It Iyas Groy"trattoWs
�
by the nulle. And nowit is supp;Med
I custom to 1,*ck,1 up -the house overy
ea o ,N
to be X-SO.I.V10, 1W m ll�$ of % 'Paf%l-
night at dusk himself. He, Would
.I,y constructed Inatrijanent, 0 Vdiid r,ff
go round with a revolve,r and see to
,�
as jauch ,_qg two miles ol silk thread
, every one of the bolts aud 1-3otenings
from an ordinary apider ollao or tirice
ead no one was allowed in Or 04i
e I
thareafte- lt was crue of tit ,
0, 'Week! in Madagascar Silk Is be-
grllevanc�j of the servants that they I
1,�jg juanutactured from the spider
.
, ivc,re Drisaners spon after four O'- I
with con,,,!,e,2,uj17e var,ee;F.s, and -tile
*u.,4ed,
a Oak each day Intwinter. And though
ll� always ,..lept wit.b t,4ha��. revolver,'
1111"31.0 Ila.; been too, for AnakIreg
j u.ider Mq pullow, we ciu*t find It. I
stocl�!n,,�.,,,. and ,-,-'.oves. Potbaps the
.
"I'1121 -C'S -anmJW,r thing. Gi,eye- I
jj,�.,x+ prucri,,,�j Will be, as. tho 1.1111t.
rltral.ton had EL little study, wlicre he 11
most of the day, and there was
I
4 the "ilwtTulnolit"
thrend IS thrJ.Wn Of �
I
't'll"lit
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a safe built Into t1u, wa:l. It 11137 I
- ka.
"'I il at 'Once 'Wy-'"'t It 'nt<) .00c'
.
tup.an nothing or atlything. but the I
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I
S%fo was open V.11d thero wa3 not a ,1
havo been
Takich the yeang Rica how to shoot, I
but don't 'Ifford, EL 6car couselenee, I
thin.-, In it, Now, We able I
, ver ,
to disoovor no ,tine who has -a
for Instance.
�,jf,,.n tilfit safe open before. IV$
�
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(;Ur:*tjs, too, in View of Rellett's I
the chAelts, th�lt We have I
.��.�__§�
. --,.-. � .-
%*O,()00��.,; PHOSPHODANt.
.
��,-ory about
0
not b�(% -able to lay our band,; on a
Oiq��;T*he Ge*lf V11411sh Preparation.
r
zi.:) �fj�,-C� , ,I)MC., and thri%orates Me whole
,,�,,,,�J x
I
single thing that refors to a bank- ,
.
f�,-��,,,�; twrvoaq systaivi. niAltm ne�i Nood
Ing trausaction—Tiot So 11111cl, as a '
-in. book or a. butiela of coull-
, "I
, -1. , lit 1*1 Irei'm used for Nerl'Aw
�"%V"f-".��.�W��Debility,hit,titat and PrarriFV0n,
paying
t
tol1olls. t
"The the matt Wats
Postonde-nev, Loss 6f ha V% Polp"'alion #),*
A -e Reare, Patilaa Mem-ory.ellfrict Uppi, baA:,!.
d"tors say Old
fortS Sold by all druggi,it% or ffluiled in rlala
.46110,t about .three hours befor() We rMt
pUg.onreceiptotptice., Xeippaynpitlelwailed
.
there. Th%t would be (thauh 44P
AU- 702 WOOA 1ACCIONS COJOR&
%'4TQ,4MV.
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SHORT
NEWS
, ITEMS
I Mugla,> Stewart, former insPectur
I
of p,mitent'arles for Canada, died at 1
his .111-wo lit ottaw'I �rom heart f'All-
tire. Ile was 10 yeitr.% ,of a- and
"a
was born in, W1111anisdale, Z"T.S. He
entered Ilia Civil Service In 187.9. Lie
aciped- as secreftary at sevemi Import-
ant meedugs, imoluding the Canadian-
Newtoutioll-and eonvertion. in 1892;
,,ria Peeretaxy to the Canadian arbi-
trator at the D-ehing Sea Tribunal in
Paris In 1893, and joint seeretary at
the IntercolonlM Cotif,�reuco here in
1894.
. —
After a mo.-il a-ative career, Louis
VIncent Bouvier, Toronto's oldest citi-
zen, paseed away -recently. Ile -had
attained the age of 101 yeaTs. and 8
mon.the and w3a hale und hearty al-
most up, 0 the lasit. W
a grmt lover of flowors, and every
Summer might be seen busily engag-
0., lit Ills garden.
I
'
France <,xpects a new war this 1
.�,pring. . Armies -totalln-9 betweP,n 2,. �
L
, 000,000 and 3,000,00 imen wlE., be
thrown against ea,ch other In a war
between Bolshevik Russla� on the -one
band, and Rcumanta., Poland and
other cutpo*st -states, -on tile other, ae-
cording to French military exper-ts.
Ste Heary Dmybou ,Is acting as
Secretary of Sta,te -pending the ap-
.poltitment -of a .new Minister to fill
the Vacancy created- by the deatli of
Right Hou. A. L.'Zir-ton..
�
.
That -the ,Cama-disn Government
Uas adOPt0d' a, MarCha,nt T11184116 T189
resembling ,the Swiss flag and lias
thereby caused ,consternation - In
SwItzer'and, which hopes soms day
to have a. merchant marine flying the
naticual Standard, is denied in,offacial
circles at Ottmra- J. G. Desba-ra-ts,
Deputy Minister of Naval Service,
States that ,the red Union Jack ensign
with. the Camadianomt at arms In the
fly Is the Only flag that ,has been in
I use by the Cana-dian inerchant max-
itie for m= -Y yea.m. Mr. Desbazats
explairred, however, that ea,ch Vana-
dt'an ,'line opar4tfagg -.0anadlan, ragis-
tered, vessels had in addition. tD t�e
�
Union Jack ensign. a ,distinct hollFe
f: a ,-,,
The opening c� ,the Federal Par-
liament at Otta,wa, on February 14 !
wift be anowked by all the old-ttme
display. , The ceremony will be full-
dress and will be lied in the new
Chamber of the Senate and tor the
first time ,since the Outbreak of the
War. Their Mxceflencles, tile �Gov-
ernor-GeneraJ and the Duchess of
Devonshire, WIN Subsequently ho'Sd a
.
drawin-groom. This will be held in
the Senate Chaniber on the Sa �,, rd,y I
after the opening of Parliament. Fol- I
IoNiting Pie examp'e set in -drawing-
rooms -at Buoldagham Palorce, feath- i
epi and rosl'�e will be worn. TherP I
will be tile ustial guards of liclior both 1
for itheopening,of Farliarnentand for �,
-roolia.
1he dmlvin� ,I i
i
Walkerton has decided to hold 'an �
-0-7d F,oys' and Girls' Reunion frorn I
Just 23 to 30 next. Former citizens �
of Walkerton and Bruce Collrity Will i
be welcome. A -very extensive 1p�o-!
gramme is bekig arrangeq for thel
.
.
.
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whole Week and visitors can rely oil
having a pleazant ttime. �
The 13vard of Education .%t a spee- �
1
16J meeting adopted .the report,cf tile
tteachers' committee, recommending
Wary increases to ,six tcachcrt of the
c�cl.'vgate ln,3tLute, includirg Prin-
elpal W. I,. Sh9,le2. The inerea-a,4s-
are as requested by tile teachers, w.ho
sbated that if they were u0t Xr-inted,
their r,qIgna-1don. could bo ecjvdd�r-
�ed t.-3 take effect March 1, but are for
a six montlis' Period. The arrange-
nient Will terminate June 20. 1
. � I
.
The 7qorma:; and Ntodtll Sch-Dol
tea,chp.rs *f ,the Pro,vince $0',it a dOP-
L
utation ,to Hon. 11. 11. ,(Irant to Ptes%
Xor .an. Increase In salar:.qs. L.A;t
year tile teacherss. asked for 0. n per
cent. Inereast ,And recMved about
fifteen. per J�Klt. ,Vijay are now
sc,�Ioirq, the bml;tuce of tile Original
request. Tho miltioter prvinfi3ed con-
'
61deration'.'
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la View Of *11e "c! , lw,l ..d "1tV.;tll.l(-"
ii'll, - . .
(it lliany (�a*ip,�M.an brokc-A towv.d 'lle
� . 31r
.arpan,,oment .mafltv by -I Hen,ry
Draytoil. niftlistee of fillanco, with
,,
a-itts, brolwr,i and bn.nken�i naf. 0
i(ld. ,their famu", , " 'Ila,
uey� fol, vile ,
, pur( se�
.(,f -foroirn-heM ,poeur-1-Ues, the vclun-
,Ury conimittoo, by which ithis W . .-
,rat1e,fqll,q1t w.,l,g mide, a .pr--ctical eni-
bar I L . (", ll%v�-, Wm dt, ,nl ed,
4� N
The Vr,,.Il '"'.rVIC0 C0l1ln!Aql,)n nal-
11aullet,g tlj,.� pro.,mo,,Iou of C. .9. Ibicz-
tt9 I train (111,90111-3 1"Muiner at 114"I'le-
Vill
'a to, ,C,;)�,!ett(:1r -of vnstolilo, 9TAde 1
Der'. ----
A, P. Gundy, princiW Of 41%a't <'-:)I-
lmyllte ln,_A,!-'.u;Le, ho.% boe,,,nk dpro,'�,teql
to ,tile �S.auo.to -of VIC VTlllveraity 'of
Toronto,
Keeping Fit
33Y DR, SAMUEL IMUMTON,
It is lv,causo of the war aat
00�� tile perfect Physical man 11113all
at once become the idol of tile
. world. You can make of yoursclf, aven
rather late, in life, almolt axtything you
like, You are not gaing to get fit % or.,,e
44W, one Mouth, or, perhaps, a yc,tr,
tinkv,s you take enough outdoor excrcj!�a
to heep the eirculatioil going and prae,11a-
the atlllcte'a first principle—to lizeep tho
system c1can. He does not gjve his body
a chance to absorb polsons. He not
Only takc3 hiscold shower, after exercise,
but lie knowsa cleansing of the intc!�,11=
is important, and he takes ace-Iijoril-Ily a
grood regulator and liver cletansor, �aich
t��!� a dose of castor oil, or, what is much
better, a tiny pill made up of May-a-))-,ile,
aloi- , �
. a and jilap, and sold hy almr-" 01
druggjsts in the lan4 as Dr. .Kcrec"s
Pleasant pollets.
IQ Neep, the kidneys in ,good orolm aLo.
Avoid too muclx meat, alcohol or tea. Drink plenty of pnre i,,,.tt?r,
preferably hot water before meals, and drive the urle acid out �. -f the
. ; � ..
F,ystem by taking "Anuric" (ant' 5-uric-acld). This- can be ob!-.�.Ined
at almost any drug store,
Send a b4ttk'of watter to the chemief, at Dr. Pierce's Inva'doW
Hotel, Buffalo, N, Y., and you will receive free medical advice as to
whother the kidneys are uEected, Whcm your kidney -4 pb slur -6h
., - ;.p 43r, -
and clog, you sufter from backache, �Ackheadalico, dizzy spells, or
twinges and pains of lumbago, A.,ewnatNtla or Wout; or sleep is olts-
turbed two or three tim�io a night. Take heed, before too latel Get
Anuric (anti-tiric-acid), for it will put now life into your hidne.y..., ead
your critire system. Ask �our ne.xect d1rugghst for it or scmd D..
'
Pierce ten cents fwz trial pndhage af "Anuric."
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ct Wln-o1v',,4,,x by, Air. Christie, �the
LIVE
6 1
STOCK REPATI!
I
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O."
i Tepoft of w"'c"' a"" as ",a %%:
, .�
,TV
� Pro= appIlyIng, 1200 lbe. Peir zero Of
. 3 -S -G fertlfAmr 41hRme wao aa increase
I
—
I
; a v.wo Wno peor o=3, from 400 IbS. Of
Toronto (-Unlon Stock Yarolkq):-
; 3-S-3 Q,eire wia'-s an IncrOase of -five
,
Salles, during -the week 0011604ulA, Iff
;bcaw Par r,are. The own wAs well
6.162 cattle, 538 calves,, 3,229 sheep
I rl-Dwed and. Well �eared. An w4ler
.
and 4,807 hogs, vftlat 409 hog�.4 were
! ottepowit ieaceds 4he ftat rtbat 1�the
I
. beneVicial �e�fect of fertilizers oanlid
-recolved on through billing. With.
! �t
be dJetinctly inoted. Each fe*Vize4
av-pooNimately 3,700 eaitVe on .sale on
I ,P11cit ;an teller and of a dark green
.
Moll,day, tra1ng opening 'very flav,ggy
! cocor", .
I
and before much af .'&a cattle had
I Matturity and Feedir#:; Quality.
I
passed ov4w the Scales, pirlieve W
I HaTly rr�ilazelly bls a diren+ balir-
I
dropped a gcod GO c�,Yaui Iler bjua,alvd,
I lit.9 ,nn fe6dln-, quililty ot car.a. A
A few choice heavy steers sold fmrca
I 3ona-t:am cw4FJv.1 oxparimenft� ou,n-
$10 to $"01501 c�lolaa blltoc�hara f1ro'n' V)
; ,auvted by Purdue- Agricultural Ex -
,to $10, good trom $8 to $8.60, wid
!
, perbr-cat FAtat%m, Ind. (Bulletin
$8 to $9,vood,cowetrom $7 0 $8 and
17�), mh,aweli Ithat by,rlxMft_- 'fram
fair froin $5 to $6.50. 0,1=erw told
tile s0h stbage ,to, corn ripe for all-
fraill. $3.00 to $3.50, and uultem frolli
violpa, I&O lxot,e4n in the ollage w.%s
$4 to $4.50, Gocrd bull% with lict too
.
kK""PX1 Zman 30 to 50 Per caut,
anuch welgM sold trom, $8 tu $8.60�
wilit7o t1he cairb,ch,y&mt?s and �vtvoah
heavy N61% from $7 -to �7.50, and t0e
!'.:`,� .'i,:,,C,',,-.,-:r;,d %,,,�a L,"3 to ov,�r 200
.more common. grwle,s from $4, w. �d.-�d.
per cent. Ripmed own, means ampill-
Tba im':1.,rir and spring -PT trade, whila
or rz,adn bdI.1% You on,n �get it by
unc�7iaibged in pilea, t4iowed very
�,
f �rj 1M ,thds yela'r,s c,ro,p.
ol,raggy� Under a light run during the
.
bulance of ,the week, mWe prices
,-----,---- ---,----,-
closeA about steady. ' Tli.�i ettocker
and- feeder mirket remadneod VoL7
TO WOMEN
pr
holding off untell. the maxket be�-
Conles a atile mcre settled. The
OF MIDDLEIT-i-E
",
oltuaity of the cattle 41hroughout the
week was tsIr bre. many acada of good
broody cattle were on the aiiarkiL%-t in
rhis Woman!s Letter Tell&
a b-iff-finished Qundition. With on
V
"r How To Pacm The '
additional Sixty to ninety day.q leed,
'L 0112
most ot Uese wou-',d be fat. With a
Crisis sdely.
Vght wun of calves or- the Tilarkat 1k)T
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the week tall classes aold at steady
Lase.ellan, 11,Q,-"DuringrtheC4amge
Prices On the bGSe4 Of tile Pre-v`10111's
of Life I fclt so Nveak and run down I
week's <-.lose. Choice veal i�;r,*d frcm.
� �
could hardiy do My work. The 4r)er-
$15 to $17, medium. $12 to 05, -Com-
spiration would pour over MY fac; so
nion $8 to $12 and grass calvw� ,$6
that I couldn't see what I was do-ong.
We live on a farm, so there is lc,�Is to 6,
to $7. Tfae demand is 101� cb'08
but many who felt as I d2 wou,ld have
qtLallty veal, and It appoars that tbeae
beeninbed. I took Lydia E. Pinkhatil's
will continue to bring good prices,.
1.1egetable Compound and it did ri(. a
NN'Ith a fair �,ruzi e elielep and
world of good. I trie-1 other n-modie,q
but I Vegretable Cf of
lambs an tho lnark.�-t� vale,4 weire a
nut nillou-nd alf;ead
them -all, and .1 lrll,i�ve-'-v r,xic. I �uuov!
triflg eusiow w1lh oha'!ce wra!n4m
how rnuch goof) it l4as dont-. n. .. '--
lambs sel'ing from $12: t) $12.50,
Mrs. DmNca,\1 1131.1ow's, 11,nRce'lt,;�,... '.�;:c��%
Qkr�ec.
#Noica ,yeerlings from $8 to $9, and a�
,SucIlV,aljl.,,.1-! F,,Tr,VNf,...'A -..- z, ,- .,f
. " _'. " - - ,
tew as high ta,,% $10� Cdlxrw�k- llnldy-
I - . I. . �
mffmati.tn, J.... '. 1,'�ih�.4.�, :' I `� !!� -,
we.,, -ht 84,evp rtf,ved troin S7 V:) 10,�',.
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A I . � - ,.
�',,'�'IriW!�, ',",-Ir"i (" '-"L - ', , - - .�,
, '
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UAid heavy fat ,.,'ie�p and bmlir� fr.'all
�
, , '.. . ........ , 1: , z. .
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.11.1-. , . . . . .� :1
j�� , � I ..
� "i': �.J..!.", ..�",! '
. ;, A . . . I
$5.1;f) 'a $6.50. llexvy !-Uwl�i and
!.., ,!!., I ....; !, ;.,,*, " , . . ��
.. 1, .
: .
vory thin ;anibs wi,re hic-d t...) '11tove.
� I
. 'A. ... ..'�. �
!-',"*' ", "" �
(',ioice sheep Seem to be In vcry 900d
.. --a. I !
.', ii,,�,-%i,'. ,� , 4-1' ._'..,._. r.. . I
. , -
wt.!.:,d.i-...1- �,::�'!'." !;""�-,'k,�'.V!6,�!�_
dc-Itand 0,11d S'Al re,�Ally.
vvi'lul �-!. I '. . ::, q�P,4y'ihroug.h tnf*
Th,,re has been -a �tiixly good ,nall of
.qf,.4 4% :. ��� I �: , �. - -,%Vla.
_ I . .
lioggs on the market aml on Monday
, .� �! " ' � ' - f,ir:�Met&i�cz
�c �!i,- , -,
th(-Y .s,jld ,,,i; high _m ,010, fed nljd w.'U-
ered. Isocal buyers have (-ndoxv-c-red
1.,-. ,;, , - '. . . . I ...
"u.
to liwer pr1c,cs for oonie .time and on
.-( - � I.. . .
, ..�;j'%'. .1 :
,,;,,'- . . �
Wednesday bid $15,20�, fool a,nd wwler-
.
I ". �,?,�,_ . I
eiL Arourently, the,y wouid luc-it Wd
"' '* .
any more with tile ireault that Out-
s1dki buyeirs obta.1w,,ol -tile ir4jcTkty oi
'
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the hogi at $16. Ott Thursday, fed
a
and Nvatered hogesold front $15.2,15 to
A ChIldren't Stelloe.
$15.75., Tile fu,tvte� of 411140 11CU lllla-�
ke� appexna ,ta ;jo unse-LUe,l.
p,t-RnLXZE1W ON COM4 PAY
HAXDS0=L1r. I
Long time eXPDXIMMIA in (�Orll
r.row.b..."'. , .i(,Ctl."4i!,A ealcw .11-A."rLt'll .411- ,
cre'u-tis to bt) p�,,z,dble V, fc:t1!!1*r-�r o.1
M13-11 glade i"") apvll"d in ouffic"."n't
qu.�xt!�1,1�9% 1;,,()j,,r xadluql - Mile, t(wn
AA,,4,:-!(,xt1tura1 !.xy)(--!n1t%nt SWUM'1-18,
,
have r"Um'A it po�-'6:1h*x% .0 inef.m.u"11
ytj& by all ,jV(orakqo o.1 2111
c,:rn .11
bjwliels ll,�,r ocro. At Vlv- �Fmllw t',1110
d1lD In4ve&,10 in toold"ll! on -Clo ,oame
1)1(.Cl".Sex.ck�,.il.oil(�-li.i,l�t.")n. ,�:�rz�lxia--
irx,u,,�s_)� it nuide ca th,i civera,M.% Ott-
tiw') ftrin, Would 1r) tit elrvr,�,�ucq%
V34.W_ An Jit,temiol,ilf, ,t,PiaJt 4a dIa"R
wv,%rd waa carried on Me, oummer In
,)=awo Vaulty, eecoa t Illf" tolva,
A N..,;rrdVc, Hi.,gland, vivax� Is now
�n the ,thia. of a school childrenN
i
strik!�, whieh Chi) labor ovembers have
Dranil&ed .0 Jo.n. Tilts Is the lec-
ond s,choclstriko which has octurred
&it Nixfulllz tuid jilis been mil.Fed by-
tho dtr-�Tae-,,nr�nrt of a hr-atindstreas
'
.
eplo to all acraw;enient of tile, VA;r-
.14.,&; 4'kl).lrtxwn'e.,;. Tito lady In ques-
VM)l had been tv,tching for eighte-eii.
ye,a:r, in th-at sann�, schon,l -qnd therO
Ir. 0, ,g.rong fev'xag OlAt 410 113's nut
beom treated tairly,
__.__�,�_4�,_�;X-
coem"'J, Mon rVaot compma
� 0 ,A &?fC9 Vellghte- WeV44030'
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,1#,,? , ,� � . methome. i3014J !I.% thrcl &A
., -
; - -�a� P,xq ef ntTongth—IM1. 1. 1311
!�; , 1!
. _�, ,
.1 , �,�; Z. !'.1. ,1.3, NI). il, PA �.tr bQ14
� , 8011 I"y all drw�;%tf� 6%
_... . � 11 Int
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� .. , tepw,t *ft rbf,v." �'? 00.
� .1 , ,rco J'amplolet. 4d re"t
. i 1i I
I VH11t took ViVARtICIM CO.,
9 � II01101410.0NI. 4,-jr,-,rirW5f2*.)