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IAIIHVWI ESCAPE
Woupjep ffiger Sprang Upon Baokpf Elephant
BOMBAY, Dee 27-(By Wire)-The
i-oport is _current that King Geo;-ge had a narrow escape while tiger hunt. ing _i_l_] NGPINI. '
A wounded tiger sprang 'at the
Royal elephant, landing on the back of the howdah.
The KiH8's nerve was unshaken.
Marksmen near the King shot the
animal in the nick of time.
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SIEAAAEH SIIIIK
WITH ALL HANDS
GIBRALTAR, Dec 27-(By wif-¢)__ Still another vessel, the German steamer Ohios foundered with nearly all hands during the recent storm oin the Bay of Biscay. - The Ohios was proceeding from
Hamburg to Alexandria on Tnursday when she was caught in a hurricane andsank with all but two of ber crew the chief officer und one sailor who were picked by a passing vessel. .
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IDVH D.I,IeDi_H,EIIS HELD. I _ DH MDDDEII SHADDE
SAYERSVILUE., Ky., Dec. 26 -
Berry Burton and four brothers nam- ed Hardy were arrested last night and placed in jail here charged with the murder of Samuel Piclileheimer, 3 former Justice of the Peace, who was shot to death Sunday night while standing in the doorway of his home an Cow Creek, n few miles from here. The accused men were at the home of Pickleheinier Sunday night and were thought to have been on friendly mpgs with.. .the dead man. They claim to have no knowledge of the killing. ,
THE VATICAN DECLIRES
TO ALLOW ANNULIIIENT
ROME, December 26-The vati- cen has declined to grant to Count Boni De Oastellane an annullment of his -marriage with Anna Gould, \vho is now the duchess of Talley- rnnd and Sagan. Countess De Oas- tellane was granted a divorce from her husband and given the custody of their three children on November 14th, 1906. About a year ago Count Boni applied to the vatican for annullment of the marriage.
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nuusivtii un
Pun IILIIIII;
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He and MaiI0|‘Gaynor Refuse
to Attend It ’
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NEW YORK, -D 27_ ~ _ Although the endoI~;ement(Byofw`ret)he Wndillg Ahglo-American peace treat is not included in the program of th¥ peace dinner to he held on Saturday flight. Roosevelt has declined a sec_ ond invitation to attend -and Mayor Gaynor has refused his services on the ¥'€C0Pllion committee.
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IIAILVIAV LIIIES ` .HAVE EDIIILIDI
_MON'TllEAL,_ Dec 27-(By Wiro)__,i_ nght 15 "OW 1” Dwgress between the Grand Trunk anuotber trunk lines association which will prove nn ex- pensive affair unless an arrangement is “f“",e<1 at r_n0re speedily- than there is any indication of just at present.
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nuisiins
LONDON,` Dec Z7-(By Wire)-Mes. Sages f\”0_l1‘l Tullfiz state that foreig- ners nre in a had plight, confined to their houses and running short, of supplies. ,
The regular telegraphic route in
closed and the wires come hy a round about way.
RIFF THIBESMEN
FIGHT SPANISH TROOPS
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_MADRID, December 20-Further fighting is reportedin official .dis- patches which reached~ there today from Melilla, Morocco. There have been several engagements between the Riff tribesmcn and the Spanish troops The trihesmen met with a. severé re- pulse on December 22, and were 'a~ gain driven back on the two days following. Yesterday 'at daybreak five Spanish columns attacked the Riilians simultaneously. The tribesmen were unable to withstand the assualt and were driven across the river, leaving a large number uf dead on the field. Quantities of arms und ammunition were captured by the Spaniards, whose loss is reported as two killed and forty wounded.
PACHUNA, Mexico, December 26-
Thrce persons were killed and more than twenty wounded Sunday niglit, when rurales fired into o. crowd which were parading through the streets shouting for Zapata. Ef-
Minard's Liniment Cures Golde. (cc
forts to disperse the mob by other means had failed.
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LONDON. nee 27-Iisy wire)-The Elllfess says King Gearge and Queen Mary will undertake a series of state 5/_:gifs to European capitals. in
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VIDLEI EDAADNDS
DHAIIIIV WDHIIEH
_B0S'l'QN, lice 21-(By wire)-Mies
Violet Lilmonds the Brookline heir- ess who was en a ed to marr Rev
settlement workers in New York. t_ _ Miss Edmonds was formerly active tl in charitable work in Brookline.
FOURTEEN YEARS
. FOR SHUGGLENS
CH1CAG0,Dec. 25-Liorne Stone- 1
Uf Sumiigiing uve Cliinamen over the
tiary at Leavenworth, Kansas, bv 0
Stoneburg, who the Federal officers t
had Hougllt for thirteen years, and who formerly was Ii switchman, told 5 the court that he had been blacklist-
and that he was compelled to go int. the business of smuggling Chinamen into this country to enrn a living fo; his wife :ind children. He said _' hc was blacklisted at the request of Gov- ernment inspectors who ` suspected
traffic. He
for each Chinaman brought to the
GRAND TRUNK BUYING' Ir
U. S. COAL NINE
.i'_ fl
-Oilicials of two big Columbus coal
ty coal fields, today denied ally con- o
to the Grand Trunk railway of Can- ada.
It was rumored here that the
Grand Trunk had absorbed the Rail and River Coal Company, of Pitts- burg, thus taking title to 31,000 acres oi coal lands in Belmont coun- ty with annual output of about 175,- 000 tons.
The Rail and River Company was
capitalized at $2,500,000 with 2,- 500,000 in bonds outstanding. The Grand Trunk is understood to have paid $3,000,000 for the stock and guaranteed the bonds.
Accotding to Pittsburg operators
the Grand Trunk purchase is the first step toward a conclusion that will represent an investment oi $30,000,000 in Belmont county coal property and control an annual out- put. of 13,000,000 tons.
BOSTON HAS A SHEET FIRE
BOSTON, Dec. 25--More than one
million gallons of molasses was des troyed in n fire yesterday among the wharves and. buildings of the Boston Molasses Company, on the eastern bank of the Fort Point Channel in South Boston. The loss on the stock and property of the company, which is said to have been the biggest plant of its kind in the world, is es- timated to amount to between $259,- 000 and $200,000,
The firemen were handicapped by
the presence of liberated molasses, which after the collapse of n tank holding 800,000 gallons, flowed over the property in n. sticky. slimy mass. Their exertions, however, resulted in saving 3,000,000 gallons of molasses in other storage tanks.
COHIAUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND YIITH IAINLAND
The Northumberland left this port
at 7.30 a. m., yesterday mornin! with passengers, freight and mail docking at Picton at 10.55. She left on return at 1,05 with PBBBWSBFB. freight, express, and Ni S.. mail arriving here at 4.30. She leaves this fliorning at 7.30 a. m., for Picton. ‘
The Empress made the round trip
between Sun-merside and Point du Chene yesterday.
Yesterday the eastern express was on time, the southern accommodation was 10 minutes late, the western ae- commodatlon was on time, the Sum- mcrslde accommodation was 50 min-_ utes late, the eastern accommodation was 40 minutes late and the western express was thirty minutes late.
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The Candidates und Premier lhuthleson
Address a Large Assembly A
The political meeting in the Market
Hall last evening was largely attend- ed. His Worship, Mayor .Rogers pro- sided. On the platform were the candidates at both parties, Premier Mathleson, Hon. A. B. Warburton, Senator Prowse and others. Tho chairman announced the arrangements under which each candidate was to be allowed forty minutes to address the meeting.
MR. NASH was the first speakerl-le
spoke on the changed condition under which all things had beoome new-a new Government at Ottawa and here. After twenty years and seven months of power, under six different Premi- ers, two of whom are dead, the party
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Riohesun, has left home to become R here had yielded up their places to
heir opponents. Among the ques- ons under discussion were the loss
Canadian border to Chicago, were on Q
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Judbe Landis' would like to see E car ferry, but dis-
him of aiding “them in the “|9331 their colors nnd predicted an early re-
companics, who were among the lar- under Liberal rule. Mr, Nash haul,
of population, out educational sys zeem, the finances and transportation. Some said that improved means of transit would prevent the exodus. Ho claimed that the Liberal party had done well in improving the roads from the farm to the railway, giving etter culverts, steel bridges, build-
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burg and _Albert Quellette, convicted mg the Murray Ha,-bm., Montague
nd Elmira branches, and providing he winter steamers Minto and Earl
S9-tllfdily Sentenced to serve fourteen are -
. A y. He claimed that they expend-
months in the United States Peniten- Jd $4_500_000 on the runways ,md
ublic woriu in the Province. He
rusted this unofficial talk at elec-
tion times. The Oonservative he
SI
aid had abandoned the navy and the roiected branch railways. He believed
, . _ Q
ed by “ery railroad "E the °°““U`Y» the Liberals had done well for educa-
tion. After doing what was possible to get our claims paid. they had ad- I -led $100,000 3 year to our subsidy. fic praised the work of Hon. Mi ilughes, his running mate, exhorted thc Liberals present to stand true to
iresent at times during- his spocch
united states from cheese. Enid on taking his seet-
HUN- W- 9- STEWART “me “°’“'- chased as they drove along the road.
emarking ur-on the fact that Mr.
Nash had dealt largely with federal
uestions such as had no proper place
in the present campaign. They had
CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 2E heard that old speech before. The
Province had lost 15,000 of its people
gest operators in the Belmont coun- said he wanted factories to build
ars and locomotives. What had
nection with the reported sale of his party dong in 15 years to -give
Icoal land in the Belmont coal field us these things ? What had been done
to give us the Tunnel, promised by Laurier twenty years ago? In pro- vincial afiairs they had rolled up a dont, of $900,000 and of that only about $176,000 had gone into works
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72 STICKS OF DYNAMITE
IN HIS SUITCASE
PITTSBURG, Pa., December 20-
Carrying a suit case containing 72 sticks of dynamite, a roll of fuses and two quarts f whisky, George Bridg- es, who refu es to tell 'anything con- cerning him lf, was arrested ln_st night at Monessen, Penni, a mill 'town near here. Except ,to say that “a man gave me the suit case nt ilu lower end of the town," Bridges is, reticent, The use to which the dyna- mite was to be put has not yet been ascertained by the police. Over 8,000 men are employed in the mills at Monessen, all of whom. it ‘AS said, are non-union. A rigid investi- gation is heing made.
POSTIIIASTER IS IAISSING
.___. WINNIPEG, Dec. Z6-One thousand
dollars in currency was sent by the Northern Elevator Company to their agent at Duforest, Msn., Timrsdav. and was received by the actinir POSA' master Louis E. Rattele, but that is the last seen of the money 0|” RAW tele. He is lupposod -to have cross-
The temperature at three o'clock
Store Tested lfrhermometor Wat* thirty-four degrees above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was 26 degrees abvvli "F0 and the highest was 29 d€Z\‘¢¢S “"
p. m., it was 29 above. _ The length of today will be eight
rr ternoon at 426 it
Qnkii-1'i**_'
Consul Smart to Shiraz. ' After the fighting ondiul Mr,
captured.
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SANTA l\fONlf.iA, (191,, Dec. 26-
plan for solving the serious water
ca on or par o t e Owens Riwei from 1/is Angeles has not yet been
Now it is proposed to distill ocean
water for domestic purposes. and the municipality may purchase the "Burning Mountain," several miles up the coast, in Santa Monica range, for use as a heating plant. It is be- lieved the seawater could be carried through a "U" 'pipe deep to the hot interior of the smoking hill, and dis- tilled at practically no cost. _
Power might be produced, some en-
gineers think, that would enable tho
VIDLVES EHASED
EIIEDEIIIDIDH WDMEH
F'REDERIC'l‘ON, N. B., Dec. 26 -
_ Wolves chased n party of three wom- turn to power for the party in Can- en Last night while only a few miles
said he received $65 to M2” 1511- H0 Was cheered bl’ the Liberals from this city. The women while re-
turning to their homeia from spending Christmas Day with friends were
Only-the fact that the horse which the women were driving was able to outapced the wolves, saved all en- counter, as several times the wolves were so close that they jumped up at the back of the wagon, but were un- ble to hold their position.
KAISER HANDS OUT
traditional fashion today hy wnlkinr' at midday in the park nt Potsdam, 1 hunting costume, and distributinlé fl poor nd exchanging greetings with the people. Later he attended e
Grenadier Guards barracks and inlillc gifts to every officer and private contributing towards these gifts his salary of 200 marks, which he draws. as captain of a c0mp11HY~
The Kaiser in addressing the sol-
diers said he hoped that although stern duty kept them in the barracks they would feel at home there. _ In the afternoon the Kaiser presided over the giving out Ui gifth in Ulf! Imperial household and to the ser- vants. The fnniily's Christmas tree was brilliantly lit up by electricity in the evening in the shell room.
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
PARIS, Dee. 26-A total eclipse of
the sun is announced for'Paris on April 17, 1912. The last similar phenomena was Observed hero in 1552. CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(';oo_l§t_e for 0lassidcation.l___
‘Oli "SALE, newly calved cow. Ap-
Sauusona sxusxons meds
S0151" ____
V ‘O LET, a five§JoTn'co'ttage. No.
Aubrey Larter, 36 Passmore St.
12~28d3ipd.
bove. The lowest recorded the Pre' _ ,bupb-3**--n ,my purlfcontnining 91°” “ight “W” 25 °b°ve' At “ine HI small mount' money. Owner a. m. it was 26 above and at nine muy have game by apply,” at ,238
Hillsboro st. i2-2sdau>d-
hours and !m_ty_mne minutem V T-HE CENTRAL Institute are
The tide will be high this afternoon pow prgpareddtp pig gpgm llgzlh
at 4.21 and tomorrow afternoon at :WWI _4;l`¢¢;i;? 0l1°h 09%* d d the 4.55; it will be high tomorrow morn- 0? ,"5 gl” :V °C,f fnttit vm on ing at 4.10 and Saturdai’ 'm0‘”“I“g sn ua "1" 'ng n °r° - ~° ' t 522 Nov, 28 & 29th., Send expense bills
8 . . , 1 'rho gun got, this afternoon at _4.2e igswwalter Simpson, S_ec y. Buy
__ iz zstiziriini
and tomo ow af ~ - ' --__ A rises tomorrow morning at 7.37 and OWLING, Burke‘I| Alleys, under ,gggnrday morning at 7.38. market, open lawful days ten to »p|,,.m°¢n nt, tonight nt 12. eleven. 2-28dtf
yn M 'I Linlment Ouf-as Dfphtlioria. Minnphs Liniment cures garget in cowl I l.fnLrd'| Linfment Onres Diltemper
WAS IIAPIDHED
TEHERA,\f_ Dec 27_(By wi,.e)__ defendants. Isaac I-luins and Max
Persian troops nttaclion 5 detachment Blanc of responsibility for the death of Inlllail cavalry escorting British of 100 girls in the holocaust.
smart éomd not he found and it is prevent it hostile ilenionstration' dill not known whether he was killed or "of lirwent the eusry crowd from
MII lu un ni/IL sinh
LEHAHIMES |IvLsI|uI|nI
This City is considering o. ' unique ----
prob{em_wh_ichdit faces. The supply OTTAWA Dec 27_(By w,,_e,__T,_,C
i' ' '
U " yt t i t 1 1 U-1 HilZIinPSs the Duke of Crmnriuglit _
g'g,:,c,;;u,;luy,,t_0 ma n an an eec clwho is also the ohio( sount for Can. other your at least. An order has
'A virilict of not Ltuilty was returned by the jury in the cuss oi' the Tri- angle Wziiut f'o., fire, freezing the
The bmi-icciltioii of the police to
0Xl>1'Ff»*-`.siOIIs of disitpproval.
vestigating commission assembled to-
with the Premier.
Thcy visited the department and
appoiiiteil counsel. Their first ninet- ing will lic about January 15.
The report that Li1urier"int<~ni;g
visiting California is denied.
DUKE OF CONNAUGHT '
AND BOY SCOUTS
OTTAWA, December 26-His Royal
Mia. has expressed n desire to meet I
ln Night Fire Which Destroy-
In-NaIStC(El(;InlIUI)n'LIIDIarse which _I ed Large Hcstelry
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BROCKVILLE, Dec 27-(By Wire)-
Clad only in their night clothes and leaving large quantities of valuables behind thirty people hoarding in Brocl:vilie’s principal hotel got out only in time to escape the flames which destroyed that hostelry this morning.
The entire hotel block was ruined with a loss estimated at $75,000.
I|I;HinII>nuII win Insulin
l`IlGRl.IN, Dec 27-ally Wire)-Eigh-
tern people in the llcrlin municipal 'slicller for tlu- horn-'rlcss died during last night from pliisoiiilig nnri 5 oo". 'ideraqle number are dying ar serious-
is a ealy ina equate, and an appli- _ . _ . 5' .
ti I t i h . _ mcnllverh of the new civil service in- ly ill i'i'o:ii the saiiic cause.
Decuycd food hrouglit in by some
gmnted_ day for organization and conference cf the destitute ones caused the
trouble.
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EDIIEIDH VESSELS IN
EIIII DD_A_S_lIIIE IHADE
(l'i"i`_»\ ‘.l";\, Duc 20--1-`oi'eigIi craft
\vili continue to have free access to
, thc comtting trnflc of (‘nna<lri for an-
icnii muiie hy the (.io\'rl'ninrilt pro-
the hay scouts on New Year's morn- "M1115: that vnnsl-la of not less than
ing ni; Ridonn }{u||_ A11 Utmwn 1.500 fone; irfun ltlily, (lor.-nany the c0nt~ at rg '-'r-LIi<:i‘l;-.n|ls, h‘\~.'cdcn Norway, Aus-
41 Psssmore St. Apply 'L0
_ ma c have been notified and A it is expected that thc biggest must- E
tiny.
AIO BIIIL FOR ‘
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TORONTO, Deccirhcr 26-liiotor-1;
man Moore, who was in charge of the street car which ran into the ,, open switch near the cars barns on 1: King street, East, and then turned
nga-
o be injured and two killed, was r.:- inndell for :L \\'cf\k in tho |uwlir.i- ourt this morning. 'i’. <‘. itol.\in» ette,K . fl., appeared for him and uleadeil not guilty to the clmrge o. inanslI»1ugl1tel‘. llaii was refused by the magistrate. Two experts, En-
Ontario hoard. have made an expert
til the experts took charge. ldiipin-
e found the air-brake was worl'iz:;
ro-lll.riL;':ii‘y, l`)ciininrl"., Belgium and rrrentinc null Japan shall he admit-
er in the history ofthe Ottawa f'\ .scouts will turn out on New YcIir'.~; tml I-0 the cuastiiip, trafic of Canada,
ici;\'.c,I,-n Fluva Sciiiin und Quebec ,011
I
__ Lilo scan-:~ ti-rins; and conditions as
unn<ii:\.n vessels to the end of 1913, 'i`iicrf\ uns been I1 relaxation of the
quarantine regulations against chol-
rn nn order has been made by the Iii‘l‘<:t<»i' Gencl`.:.l of Public Health lintl1n_ctI‘I‘ioij»;;jya1,,examination of pn-".=1I:I1§:L~I'.s from Itnly is hereafter to
p_ply only to cholera. infected ves-< c s.
over on its side, cnus.ing fifty people :oo LQST Hu
KILLED AND WOUNDED
ST. T'l~`.’l`l-l.'tHlilIitfl, December 20-
,\ teic;:riim from 'i"‘al>ri'/2 says that the total her.; of tho itussinns. killed and :~'e'»'cr:\ly \'.'uuii<lf-<1, ill the fighting in
gineer Bannon, _of the city enginecrks that city, is ubout one hundred. Sev-
office, and Engineer, Wyse, of thc eral budii-s nf Russian soldiers have
been found iiiistially burned. The di-
BERLIN_ Dec_ 24__The Kaiser b,,_ examination of the car, which was rector of the Persian department of _
gan his Christmas celebrations in 1¥_\ Cllllfgv of the police all night un ihe Ll'_is.~inIi f-'ircisgu office, in an inter-
'.i<:\v tininy, said that the govern-
` eer Bannon said this morning that inc.-it was convincerl flint the Persian
'o‘\'ernmcni; was not concerned in the
I Il . ' _r
ew gold and silver wins to th.: all right, although Moore _ claims luiti-ltussiari outbreak nt ’l'nbriz or
that the brakes would not grip, and
eh<c\vlu:rc. Those responsible were
a th this caused the accident. principally Armenians and criminals.
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I’l`l`iNCE COUNTY
First District--Bcnjmr-in Gallnrit.|
S. T. Gallant, Assemhlymen. .]olmI Agnew, Charles Dalton, Councillors
riecond District-Jlilln Richards, George l\’iatthe\\'s, A.<scmblyn_lcn. Al-‘ fren .u¢\vuunme, s. T. Doherty! Councillors. I Third i»i.-trict-John J. i\icNally,I
A. E. illufciiault, i\sseiul\lj,`nic|i. .|\. E. l\lci.c-ali, il. I). Dohic, llmlnci‘.i<_us,{ Fourth District-l"rmilflin 'l`uplin Juinrs Kennedy, Assemblyiiien, E. Reid, M. f`., Delaney, Councillors.
Fifth IJi.<ti'iri-Hubert Hmvatt, JJ Az !\lcNcfli. Asscmblymcn, John l\l.‘ Clark, J. E. vvverr Coilncillors. I
QUEEN’S COUNTY. I
First l»istric.¢._(‘_ W. Crosby,
- I i ` Kennrdi' _iiasemhlymi-.n, .luhn h..
| 1; 51 l thirty 1 t -Lincoln Irving, Cherry ` , -» , . '
ed the Hume' km bow" My I P y 0 12 zgdlwpd (fousins, J H lifvcrs. i onnciilors. ,
mu” away' v"uey` ~'~-- ~ ' Second lJlistric`t'-Georigc W. Mc-‘
Pliec, I I-I Tluntniu I\ss’t-nihlymcn'
&°' §°Eg“0°very day' Sauligffgazggy John blchliilnii, li. II. Jcnicins, Coun-
cillora.
nenlunncns
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Third l)i.~itrict~(.‘ilas. Chaiidlcr, Dr. G. F. Dewar, Assciniiiymcn. David Macdonald, H. F. Fechan, Council- lors.
I~‘oui't.h District-David P. Irving.
John S. Martin, Assemblyman. Alex .\irl‘iiz1ii, (fuliliciiior.
Ch11l'lotfcto\vu and Royalty-F. J.
.\'I~.sh. W. S. i~ltc\vart.. Asscinblymen. <}c<u~i;e lil. Hughes, Dr. S. R. Jen- kins, Councillors.
KINGHS
First District-.Iolm lilchenn, John
Kfckhnni, ('on.<., ncclarnatinn.
Second lhistrirt-Alilneas A. Macdon-
nlri_ .-\. Simpson, Cons; J. D. Mc- lnuis, P.. N. f'nx', Libs.
’l`h’rd l`»lul.I~n~t-Jolin A. McDonald,
(wins, n.crlImmtion; J. A. Dewar,con9, lT0r.itI0 Nrlsiin. lilly.
Fourth Dist-rio:-l\furdock l\1c'Kin-
non, A. P. l’ro\-ssc, Cons; Dr. Barnes, (I. rl. lnmnn, Libs.
Fifth Dist-John A. Mathieson, 'l`r»mple W. blrllonalil, Cons, Acclama- tion.
TORONTO, Deo 28-Westerly and 'L OST, in front Jarnieson's drug- _
northwesterly winds and $11059 store. phil' Of 8105595- Finder """""'"""""""""""‘""""""""““ """
much col‘der» with light local snow please leave at 131 Water St. _ \ me -»~_-1-W’-“-“’f‘-° IIS A TALE THAT IS TOLD
OST, in this city, a hand bull
L containing small sum of
this n'I0l‘nil\E hy th” Remu money. Finder please apply HHS "" '
Dingo 12-28d3ipd.
As time ndils ycnr to year in its
inexorable way, it becomes increas- ingly easy for us to sousc our mort- nl life ns the great lisalruiest did, as
a fleeting, hurrying, somcwlmt un- stable thing. .A mnn docs not nccd
thing ul' the feeling of the passing years comes over him. In his torus n year often seemed to creep past with ieaden feet as he looked fretfully for- wlird to the things thai, hc liopcll to do und bc, but even in thc twenties he found himself occasionally wishing that time would stay rather than hurry past, and in the thirties and forties it was no more of leaden feet
_ that he complained, but of wings
that New and rested not.
,long ns it was nt twenty, :ind we can- not any how' many more months will the cut oil at sixty. As n tnle that it Itoid in very truth it will seem alwe ,stand in our lot at the end of the .d'ny. I The mlm one lives his life so time
to become an old mon before some~,fhe memory of it will show at least
,earnest and holy and unseiilsh pn;-_ 'post-; the mnn who, in trust of the love and kindness of his God, is not nfrnirl to func the record of the ser- Ivlce- und life of the yeurs, need not |;\Hr\_ry p_\'zi_i°t-miicli at the quicknesl oi ' c rp g . I The yenri-I nrc hurrying past, but they are nevertheless laying up their IKl`¢Bt Bull €\\d\1I‘il1I¢ store of character ,and achievement that deed and thought have gathered, "As a tale
.I A yesr at forty is not one-half ssthat is tolli." X
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