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“ran nnndr ii|§rs_A THF _'___ _ _ _ 9UA‘R_wDI_ _~,_.EhE._hhm *AGBQHREE _ _

plshly, _and fell ll k \ ‘ ‘ " -' 1 `~ » “~ '~ - ' _ “° ‘“'flPllLlll WHEN nlsiuorluewu lie clinics feelin .- .. .......... Wh” “le *ether was testifying i, 'fl' HH I’H0U1~2i>-' '- . .

V' A i ‘ I Q :Fade no demonstration, however, _ ' . _ - . ~ __ | ere were_tlmes when he appeared Il? DI!! t0 buy ln this Province. ' D.B. Mcbrinald, Noi-tli Beilsnnlh ll, UTTAWA, Nov. 21--slr l-l,,,,l,,,,l _ to be weeping, and his mother and -- in the city on a busln _ I" ~ ~

__ _ _ ._ _sister cried ns the gather mm 0| the L. M. Poole, city, who has been o ` ' t ii lnllete stlite-

' ' ~ seriously ill, was reported slightly There will bc oak clinirsiinda dill- ment of his charges ill refelclice to

"'°“u“S! he Have the prisoner in his

s is - » -- - _ iiyh my opinion Bertram iG.--Sponge, “tl-emi* _to keep him in the paths of

, _,sunny r»eponsibls.at.the.fl i r,;mmurde|‘Dd \|di95..ll/loci-ha_-13. Black

e \‘lEl1ieousness. The father .testified

tlllt some of his antecedents were of

.» _ h glmoh h, I t' unsound mind, s d ~ t t hhqdhey. mwiiw S- 0r§:.lu__a__h¥y_lD__‘_3“J£‘___: _gat i;l;s¢ggn't feel ver; egxoodflhiltilssetlff. “°““°°' ie Htl*-° msn” dgsp aamton' for Mrs. Spencer rthzs c“'I-nulatfh “hed by the ence as an a enist, mother __ev_o _ . prisoners

immediatew qualified by the - P us y had told of them.

and h° li llseiaration that he used the words( _ -fmsntsliy responsible" in s medical U _ -‘ sense and that he did not consider spencer to have been necessarily leg- ‘ - -

,nliy responsible.

llpencel"s mother was recalled brief-

ly today and. together with a mn

S sneer had robbed told

whom P i _ o_ some of the trifling articles which had: LINC-0__N CEN___RE_ Kas__ N0v_ 20

been stolen. -

A dsposition from Dr. N. L. Dra3<a_ "-HOW the Shndy Bend "tnr party

_E A s“llH Plllll" PLUT

f _-_

goday, told of Spencer’s attempt _ at of the “.ealth,eht cmzens _ t __

suicide. - »

In l\“°th°" d°P°°m°“ 'Wm MIS of the [lot to tar M M ~ Anita A. Markham, of Oakland (Cal.) berlain, the school te\§¢Tlleraw§ilc(i;:u:;- Wife 0’ 8 °°“°‘“ °' SP°“°°" *‘“°K°<\ lrerience at the hands of ii build o

of Little Falls (N. YJ. introduced met .at the mill of E. G. Clark, on

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"queer" acts of Spencer when he w

°°"‘““‘"*iY» Md arranged ine iiessils

_men and boys last August aroused

living in 0°\‘1#“d l“ 1904 *Wd 1905. ull Kansas. was told on the witness

described

(Wash.), testitl_e_i'1 thfat he ha¢_l _Spencer 1;,-lhl today

under observe on or a t me when Th th _

defendant was in the navy and wel.; Shgfrh 'C'}‘1‘§;‘ka°_§_'_;‘g_5_'__°:§_- Etllfl

. _ ...

the the witness, as a naval surgeon, ha

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been stationed at Newport (R 1)'lho and John Schmidt and A N Sim

___ _ __ _ _

ho), hc said, had been acting stron

d Clark- the ml1l@I`."""\o pleaded guilty;

*stand by Chester Anderson one of

were » -

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DL H°'“`Y L5- Mmm' 0f bee-file :the party. ' at the beginning of !the

farmers. Anderson testified that thev were not members of the nn,-nl who

tram G. SDGHCBF. from being sent to' came to the rcndezi-.ous on (cot and

the electric chair for the murdel Miss Martha B. Blackstone Wilbur ll ll. Spencer. of Lebanon (Conn.) Sa

ly.

In lin effort to prevent his son, Her- actually "sh,-end the mn.. as they

` 0

cned to shoot and behead him. It w

ii remarkable bit of testimony tha

the prisoner's father advanced.

From the time the boy was a yea

father reviewed events in the boy

0'-h9l"S.\Wl10 POM on motor cycles.

f were unable to keep up with tnn

i County Att - lvl C

ul-day, took the stand for the defense the opening sglgglllentcfglwtlise pmizlf .null testified that he had renestedlv eution_ He told how the plot w .i beaten his son and had often threat- 1nl;l in Shady l3end_ Ang_ 7» how lr;

ward Ri00rd. the Beverly barber, wa

S|wlth the tar, hidden behind the folic

f- hired to take Miss Chamberlain out

lu a buggy on the pretence of es_

I escorting her to a country dance, and

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life, telling of passionate outburst-,_ -He t ld h Cy t d _ .lui-ing wiilnli the buy swore and msd. lDe,,,;._ K',°,:`;,,eh;_f_f’g§_f ssh ";`_‘f_f_;____ "K1

persons. and of peculiar attacks of gliflvwayrqen to the barber and thc

2| `_"'l`thcy_ hehit _up their buggy at the

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district attorney used only ,l few |§§_ theoy tgskothe y0__§ga_';‘_;?_:___?_‘_°3g:_n

old until he grew to manhood the than to d,,l,,,e,. he, mer to the men

uttempts to assault him and oth

frenzy. The father was under direc examination about an hour, and th

minutes in cross-examination.

The prisoner made only one onin- llrciik, and that not 3 violent one, this morning. It came when Jgcepn Stedman, of Battleboro, was testify- ing about the prisnner's actions when ht was n boy. Steadman had told

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about attacks Spencer made on schoi

children in Lebanon, and described his appearance as furious, wild, fero-

ground; they tore off her 'clothes

bed the tar upon her naked body. Al of the men wore masks."

to kecp pace with the motor cycles

the buggy nnd threw her to tho

and while one poured, another rub-

While the three men had not been

nt the actual “tai'ring," McCannes

\ said, by their own boast, they were

absent only because they were unable

cious. District ‘Attorney Callahan Th _ ll ,- brollgllt from.the witness the stati:-lothegswgj se,_:_|i\_;1_‘ y to blame “ith the

lncnt that he had left Lebanon as permanent residing piece ln 1884 o 1885.

T 'bMLG(iLl1iRS WAY

UNDER THE RIVER

'lflRON'l‘0, Ont. 20-"Down

J. Sullivan at the meeting of

subdued only when Mr. Sullivan his two associates were expelled the Hall.

The men jumped to their feet

their voices retired gracefully t, their revenge on the chairs nearb

Mr. Magnus Sinclair said that

party was not .in favor of the llotuation of the wage system,

and other reforms ill order to vide the workmen with "time which he might better himself."

the independent League based socialism on Christianity and on

"Down with Christianity." Mr. Richardson the candidate

no longer and rising to his feet

all who arc ill sympathy with .cuuse, but we have no room and

icy today to Christianity. I am follower of the Lowly Nazarene l won’t stand for any body of ' coming here for the sole purpose trying to overthiow Christianity. This lcd to open war, and it not until l-liter the explosion of t

drlwfn to the discussion of the 'blems connected with the elec

campaigns.

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Maritilne Provinces with our material development. After hundred e rs, ollr population

our villages mean and meagre. natural resourcis undeveloped, , water powers uilharnessed and ning to waste." '

So declared Bishop Richardson

ni- Convention here tonight

ollr church work`is not effective.

oul ministers get starv

was in favor of the eight-hour-dav

“Then this boy. whom you derllire

ns having such s. ferocious exprcssin on his face was then no less than thrcc nor more than five years old

wllcn ou saw him running about thu

NIAGARA FALLS, November, Z0.

`-Deep interest has been aroused on

t both sides of the river_ by the

.story of an ilnderground passage un-

great, ' » salaries, and for this cause ther

christian mi`nisti‘y. l ask for the son. It is, because instead of septing the judgement of God as w

W. C. Harris, (Uity. WHS apasseu-

ess trip lemmlnl: hos pliieed befole nieniliurn

f the Goierlllneii co l

“,Y,imPl'0V¢d Y€9¢°l`<18Y- lug table at A. N. McKay’s sale to. the liromotioll of the (iemellt Merg-

""“”’ dHY- ‘8l". und the alleged “wutcl'ilig" ol

_ the stock. nd h s sk ith G -

with gcr out thai No;‘_thunlbei;lnlid last even- Some of f_)_lial~lottet0wii`_s favorite luent_to pllvfibe tile riliatptier ts tll;NlT,r€_

Ch_m,a__,ty_.. This utterance oh _,_ inf; rc urn ns win He dex- m“°\°l\“H Wil vlsy the_l>iaiio wliile tom iii the public inteisnst.

-_ the ftiney sale and fire o clock tea is '

the ‘Vlrs An us McDonald Uardi ali, going on in St l'aul`s rlclloolrooln, GREAT l$RITAl’~1'rl FOREIGN

Independent Labor party. Yesterday ` ' g ’ g , ' ‘ _ - _ afternoon, caused a tempest which _X,':_£g l_::1s"_f’_:‘__l5°;_`_o___l»_;>__:_:1_;=i______;=_i_f__y llhzt tcmorrov.. pU1_1(_y MAY Bb CHANGED

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__*_’_§'___ turning from a visit to Halifax. _?‘\_*_:_)_§`Lf¢=__toBI;_l_l_ _ Mas. l_io;awell have _LQNDON, Nov, 20-British Foreign

-- gi l F eu' eauti u new _rcsl- lollcy may be on the tllresliold of a

mm W. S._ Grant,-City, was ln Hnllln, ence &_1_t_ renchfort and the_wilte_i‘, new and luost important phase. .\'o

t d _ M . Wiufi‘ld fthe N.S. with t 5"' mally ll`19“dB» ]0ins lu statement regarding dealings with

yEB el' By I' \. , 0

0! ~ wishing the hnluil' yuunir wulile other nations has lor many yea.-s

"h°“u"z"‘h°“° pr°t°Bt’" at the top Telephone Co Sydney, was also ill

mg that cl; ye5ferqay_ _ IUBHY _Y0HI`H_0f llnllvinees' and luos- been awaited with suirh great interest

k Y Y.

the

Yfsterda afternoon F I-landrahan

tion act was arrested on n warrant

P3l`it\ \“ ffhelf new h0l1\0- as the one Mr. Asllultll, the Plemler

- y _ , _ |185 Promised the Hoiise of' Cl nl

Per' wllo some time ago was convicted of J°h" Manga! Umml Ruud’ wh” up' that 5"' f‘3dWHF‘l UFPY. the l‘?<l»l`€(l)i‘-'xrti but a first _,hence against the m.ohih__ neared before Stlpondiary Shaw some slnci-¢¢ary_ will m,,k(._

‘ days can -On u Charge of eei'1‘v'ii\i: 'rlie certainty which ei-ei~y..n@ ...ny

lr' ' __ I d ed in the firearms and who was remanded ull- ailmlts that l5,,hla,,,| was within h

There was a specially large audi-

l 0- of commitmell and o K ‘_ . .

ln Qheehls County jail to serve out his til yestelday p_endlllg_ all examlnii- nal;-nrealltn ,,f _going _,_ war again”

sentence of three months, in default tio" as w lush §a"‘ty' ‘mam Gemlally U1 S\1l'D0Ft l~`l‘iii\<‘e in the

At this point Mr. Sullivan asked if of payment of the fine. _ “l’l’_°“'°d "°f""° 1"* }f|°“_"“f 51"* Moroccan troiible and ins ciovei-n

ms ____ _ was further remanded uotil oaturday. menu, ahhh,-cnt consent to n__Ss_a._.

‘ ~ ””"' _ advance upon l~‘ci~siP. fins raised r

answer being given him he shouted ence last night at the postponed ,re The “fi news was recefvcd y°§_t‘"` great Smrm "f °"mCl5\ll» This Will

gulai' meeting of the Knights of C01. “BY by hd\\"|\\“<l T00mh5. l1_f0C€l`.£\ty, take the fornl of il di-nunciation o~

by telegram of the death ln Molictoil the extreme secrecy with wlilcll gli..

in lumhua Branch in this city when tm uf his brother llelljamln, which occur- foreign affairs of the Empire linv_

the Dominion election could stand ltgathel-ing of members was addressed - . _ _ __ee__- c________c_____ ____ ___ ___ _ _

‘ ' ` ` ‘ V 1'. las ii

_ I ln that city yesteldny af el an » »

l~l._ J.P. D _ on li _N.v. '°‘ P l » "“| V “nm gens “rg llmse of over a year. The deceased cade,_ and more partl<:ulal‘ly sin.-i

said' “we welmme to °“r meeting” Sdate peputy' The meeting was pre' was about sixty-five years of nge and Sir ludward Gl'ey tool' e-llal‘l,fi» of the

this 'imegl ogg lxspllgdbghnxstrlcf) Dep‘_‘_t_y removed to Moncton over a quarter Foreign Hllfiifs-

U g 8 e mem "3 °' J where he conducted An lmllortauf faciiii- lu this nh-lin.

. ' ` . . f century ag' i , _

not want those who are antrigonls- tened with keen delight and apprecia U 8 ' ' _ ~ - _ _ i . .'

_ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ large general stone under the ll,-"_ tloll which has splullg up within il

tic to us. we owe thc liberties we ell tion to the address of Ml. Dinnuc,who _mme of B_ Tohmhs &_ SML He _caves “.,,ek_ and has when Oh great imh__t____

“|°h°“ “H his subject “The Ideal Cm' to mourn their great loss a widow, Wlfllui the rest twenty-fi»ur hours i.-

and mon

was hrcc

men that the meeting again settled

pro- tl0il

brightened by a number of vocal ani instrumental selections and anion

f' slildaufllters beside - ulnher of ` , *‘ ‘ " ~ -

I L' ' S ‘I n while thc Conservative joiirllals vltlicl-

zen." The evenillg'S Dl`0gi'um was formerly __ Miss Mhcregul. of this that a.llnilst_ all thc Llbciul nous

npers which nic the goiclnluonr .-

Province, and lar c famil of sous P ’ _

a g y strolvest silpllortr-l'~= are lcailiuy li

silence

The agitation has now Ugg; gg-,_

stallized into a demand that both _Parllamellt and the country should "“m_°dl*1'-‘ily be given explicit infor- mation regarding the Govornment‘s recent dealings with Germany and as to thc extent and nature, of tln, Anglo-I"i‘encli agreement, also cou- cernlllg the attitude of the British fialilllct towards Russia's threatened invasion of Persia.

John llillon_ the Irish member of

Varllameut for East Mayo, has given notice of motion on the forsgolng lilies which embodies the demands of the Liberal papers.

Since the conclusion of the Moroc-

can agreement tlle country has been HSIUHK whether war would in ally way be lustificll, und also whether the cu- Lellte cordiale with France amounts to all alliance and is not altogether for the benefit of France. The revcln- tion in the German Reichstag of the intensity of Gcrmany's feeling against England wus a surprise, Even one or two of the jingo organs are ask- inl; whether it is not ponnihle f.n~ ldngllilld tn knoll on good terms with Germany witlliiilt ilnllarlng the Ang. lu-l~`l~oll<-ll 1-.lltelltr corcliate, and png.. :ci-still; flint an.-:\ll~nllccs bc given to Gcrluaily so :ls to disahuse the lllinds if thc Gcrnlnils that the cutelltc cor- -iialc is really aguillst her.

l\ill'.<"llnlllllerlzlin‘ls old llriiposnl for

ihe f1=r.ii:if,ii»li niif il Foreign Aflairs (‘olnlilitti'e with wlllitll the 'Cablllct sllililld consult, thus giving l’al‘lia- ment sonic sllalwi in the conduct of fiireigll affairs, is now being revived, _ Mi". Asllilith this afternuoll disap- .lulluteil thc I-louse of (Tomlllolls by _the alllloullcelllcllt that Sir Edward ;Grcy’.~; stuteincllf \\'l.ulil be made only ull Nrlvember 27th, but he lirollliseil that a dily wfluld be given for dents

on the sizi>jict. '

well, D. B. McDonald, North Bedellh

th -‘ . _ _

use who spoke bllcfiy were Dr.Led ,_e1am.es ___ this c_ty_ Mn Toomhh _ » _ __

i .

ei visited the home of hislmother il

J. 0. Arsenault and others.

The funeral of the late John J,

this city about two years ago and at that time he was not in good health. The familv will have the sincere sym-

provlni.e_ ulth all of uhom the Gunr

0_;`_'_'1 Colin. McKenna, T. B. Riley, Pets, average of aitcnduncc. The interest.

_; Bradley Peter 'frnlngr Fl-link 1-121-0, shown 'ill this \-.'~i‘k is characteristic

lid J ' Edo 1

The .luctlon sale at the plellllses o

'lf all if-iiuiizs iii the boys' depart-

Yu 5 _,_ _ _

90°F and Spare' om lands deserted' me L-I rncut, \’c.=:;r\'diiy nfterlloou the boys

our _ - - ‘ 'Jcgall il srcs <:l basket hall match-

'll

ow Roderick Mathieson, West Royalty-_ is. Each class has a team and wi mn' il. Monfii._\' afternoon was fairly will Dlay ill the lvflslle. TUB l>0l`S nel’-ll

nttended The sale was conducted hi

Ht' ' ‘ " ` oo which has bccll arranged for

F H. Horne auctiolleer, City, .fini

stock and crop offered Cattle an"

l' m .

l ' ht th

the evening of the Luymerfs Mission- viuy good prices were i-eslized lsr iii: them and on Mersey me sy

f ' ' ui

themselves stnrtcu out to raise ri

"With such ' conditions of thliigi, lioi-gpg ln-ought fair pi~l¢en_ na-_ money for this eiluiplllellt. Th_¢Y _Will

Our broilgllt $14.50 per toll turnlps, lzc raise lt by a "race for dimes _ loncll

- ~ slioi-tl slid take ui bis resid ic we will he u\\'erd¢<1 to the boi'

growing up’ a degraded conceptlolegf the Siirolierty. lllr. Mathiescilnehgi abil SCCUITS U10 lHrilCSt umount with- `

M_ pllrqhnsnd a ~sn1nlle;- farm nearer tn( in two weeks. Tile boys started out _.it city. enthusiastically slid at noon the first

_ _. , #..,_._.,.,-, day one boy already turned in three

you _ _ _

E., md., on llcsm-,hl_,0,,s__we wah, cards ulth the nlorlcl There arc_ t ll

bo has ll card which at once show.

expenses large enough to adminlstu- per bus., ctc. No imlilements weri X ' the affairs of ii church eight times as sold. The farm had been previously l\iS fill*-llvfliy Hull SW” HYLVUUC Wh"

atlnn gold to Rn,-gel wl,'lte_ nt present ,_, will the chance to contribute not e is Boston. but who will arrive hom: ‘eds film" V5" “cms W the Cfmse- A

Kei1y.olty_t li l f- 'li' l ~ ._ . . _ f-sidence year-Tliyp§f§i»n?§§`..`°.i§§§ "mv ?‘ “.‘.“‘ “‘.i““*§ Children Cry for F|etcher'e ,

some new games und ellulpinent ill the

f0!`f»Y~iiV€. fl large number of friends 4 _ _ _ _ _ -

nlld acquailltances of the deceased an( ‘han "newly Joins' , i\ """“ ` ”"“"`°"*`“ ` “‘ \ "i ‘ , \ ' ‘ s" ~= »\- ` ` = 1

. his family following the remalni, 5 _ .__ _ _ _ '» _- .1 `~‘ - ~ '- _ _ _,/

» their last resting place in the ll. (3 eS03l"\€l`,,l.nl€?7 ,illI_"1i't_ a;l_ull€v1;,);\')1»?l,;l;;i. -i ' _ __ i__ _ _ 'rl

' » F Cemetery' The services at the St- ment there was a full attclulallcc. _ . -' ‘VT ~‘."'. ,". ‘ V _ K

t mlnstanya Caljhedral was °°"1d\\Cfe*3 Over flirty boys responiieil to the ` -'. 5,,

` 'P' Rev- Malmce M°_D0““1d While Rev. -roll call. 'l`hc course of study used is ._ ' ~ "_ 'jf

lilui McD_f_3nl;ld ofiiclated lit the cere- "'l‘ravi:lls of Paul". Thr teal-.her.~a ull- _/_ _ _. ` _

L.. _ * W ._ 20_..I mlm? 5 U9 _gi‘aV€. There were Colin _Mci\`evlu, George .\li-lmoil, G. ' _ __ _ - _ SP' I0HN‘ ‘ M n Omer to manv floral ofieiin s fiom relatives I-l Uni~l'd`c’i und lfniu--l Rlll-v ’l`ll¢-ru . ~ " ` ` » i ` _ _ _ _ . ' we 's _ \\\

. _ - hh M~ - _ l _ _ ` E ` . . : , . .- _ . ._ g‘V°h_?_‘_;e‘:_f;)_?ter“_:1°_1___§s(;; _)__0ceeea\?_i\€_r_‘c_and friends of the deceased. The is kcell rivalry between the classes in “W following were the pall bearers-_ seCui'lli;.: new nielllhi-rs and in the

The Kimi You Have Always Bought, and which has been xn use for over 30 years, llus borne the signature of

and has bccn llimlo under his per-

) Silllill 5lllK‘1'\'i.~liol1 since its infancy.

' ' ‘ Allow no mic io dvi_~oi\'c you lil this.

.All Colultcrfcits, Imitrltiolls and “Jii.~;i:-hs-gooi1” are but Exlwcrlulcnts tlliit trifle with and cnllilllgor thc llcultll of Infants and. .Cliildrou-lilxpericuco against Exlmrlment.

What s CASTORIA

Cnstorln. is a. harmless substitute _for Castor Oil; 'Pare- |!Ul‘i0, Drops mill Soothing Syrups. It is 1’lcni-iilllt. It . contains llcitlicr Opiuul, Morpllillo noi- oilloi- Nnrcotio substance. lie age is its guarantee. lt destroys \\'0ruls and alloys Fcverislllless. It cures Diilrrllocn. and “find Colle. It relieves Tcetlilng Troubles, cures Coilest-lputlon and Flutulellcy. It nssinlilaitcs tllo Food, rcglllutcs the Stomach and Bowcls, giving' llualtlly and 1l;itu.i'al's1ccp» The Chi1drcn’s 1’iinaccu-The 1\lotlici"s Friend. '

ninnded

The witness attempted o argue with the district attorney, lint M Clllluhan pinned his to the question.

pluy field ?" the district attorney dc-

l'.

\\`hcn Mr. Callahan ' was vrillill.:

Htclldlilan a haunted, desperate look'

cnluc into the prisoner’s' eyes and hc struggled in the cage. Turnkey Wade grasped him by the arm and shoulder null Spencer's w 'ife put her hand through tho bars to hold his other hl\nd." i

"Now he makes me so mad," Spen-

cer mumbled when Mr. Callahan wus questioning Stedman about the youth of the prisoner as the witness said he sllw him playing ln Lebanon. When his w-ife tried to' hold his hand _he snatched it away from her -ind pllt it against his face.

11 der the river connecting old Niagara ‘with Fort Niagara, and -used by smugglers years ago, which has been made public hy Mrs. Louise Arm- strong of Minuci-iota. The truth of llcr story will be investigated.

When she was a girl the woman

said she was living at Niagara-on

a main underground passage led from thc old French sallyport to the wntel"s edge. From this pas- sage other tributaries bywaye branch- ed off. ln these were stored smug' gled goods. A like condition, she belicvcd, existed in Niagara-on-tile Lake. Ontario. She had been shown the passages on both sides of the river, but was compelled to give her word that she would never tell of what she saw for a lifetime at

thc-Luke. Oil the American shore_

ten across the face of nature.

phlets, wlittcn by all £00 B hands for their own selfish purpo the West." The people of the Milritlmc P

inces_ the Bishop declared, not to lleve in themselves. He then a cated the teaching of the bible in schools. Sir Andrew Fraser ga religious address.

|"SLAUGl>lTl§R' ' MUST

s I _ h

Mc.-xdani, ill Sacred Heart chu

lin pugilistlc encounters, referring pecially to McIntyre-Fergie bollt week, Dr, Sllringlesald he would

"bet me alone !" he sr°Wl°d...°““l" ‘°““t' for niniseli nie next time, even il

SYDNIIY November 20'-F t . . _

l`°\‘»‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS 25c. \'ou'll bc pleased. Sole agents, In use Fqr oyer Year;

D” Pun 1° in St Andrewns --- The Mu0Kll\i\0l\ Dl`\1fl V0-» The “exam 111|: c¢N1‘Au|\ coulssnv. 'rv ulunnnv s1'nl:l:1'_ New vom crrv.

ut-V ~* r friellds to *lt. Pnul's Store, corner Great George and

Brinl., your i

6°" schoolroonl tomorrow aftcrllooll. Kent Streets. drtf.

l8.SiL _ u__22d1i_ _____._._._.__.---- _ _ -_ "6" ---- ::Go to Bnntaln, Bell an 00., fol " ” E: ' ' " "Y rr- ' J

andRev. .~‘g. -» yesterday, severely csllsnred br_uta

_£h_‘_l_ ¥;;Tr_`,;)r§;§;:.‘,,elu;;_ t€fed(i_hli,e one of takc the first, Put me down fol

t _ t _t ___ . 10;" “Glad of the chalice ';_ "flnly too _

.‘.'.i."::::.1:‘.1..°.::;°.i.2‘;;i°.i:..i““:.‘is I so Beers the signature of _ ‘ ' . . _ ;" "C l't _t it it;" “ es be »I;erso.nm1yTfhU pI?.scr“m%“s` Tgmk gtllgis" “ilelzd‘ainl§?'2 O\anil0“gi\'e ' inc dV0' 1' mer' e ac muon mg U" the last." New members are hclng rc

the corner Great George and Klint sts' ceived every day in the boys' section

_,,_..,.,,,.,,.,........~.,.»-----_,...~..,......~..-. had to let one of the elders con dilct thc prayer meeting. He is not

slaughtel

ve ll i ' dvd' as wcll as in the mcn’s departlllenl..

:;'»/iolct Dulce 'l`iilcun'i is the dllin

BE l<Jl.IMINA'l`l‘ll) opposed to boxing, but he abhors delimte violets is simply suhm_h_ “___

“° ~-suiiii isniss neil, sruss cunl l-lou, sour- 6-26st!

During digestion the stoiilnch requires nine tiillcs

Afford.

.andicaps

REASONED IT OUT

_»\n-l lronnd n Change ill Food l-'ut

Him Right.

as lunch blood as whcnfit is not active.

Heavy, indigestible food takes energy frolll your

working capacity. _

Mental “dullncss” :ind illat“logy fccliilgf' nsilally

iomes from poor digestion.

D)n't be 4“dfizey” during hilsiuess* ‘lloul'_s- thc

wide-wake man with good digi stion and a clear brahi

will pass you-sure!

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~ I I Mpc- nts

is a plirtially pre-ligested food, and contains the natural food elements from wheat and b:irley--al-

bumen, phosphate of potasli, etc., that keeps body and bwin in perfect repair. '

GrapoNuts is a concentrated food and' its rich

A infill docs not count as wasted

thc time hc spends ill thinking over his business, hilt he 'seems lotll to give the same sort of careful atten- tion i.o himself and to his health. '

And yet his biisiliess would be

wortli little without good health to cure for it. A business mall tells how he did himself good by 0l\\”0l““Y thinking over his physical condition, investigating to find out what was needed, and then chen;ll“K £0 UW rig,-ht food.

“For sonic years l baveibeen both-

cre:l li great deal lifter meals. My food- seemed to lay like lead ill my stomach, producing heal/iness_ and dullness and sometimes positive pnifl. Of course this rendered me more or less unfit for business, and I mais np my mind that something would have to be done. _

"Reflection led me to the conclu-

sion thnt over-eating, illlinfl f-he stomach with indigestlble food. WM* responsible for many of the ills that human flesh endures, and that IWB9 punishing myself ln that way-that was what was making me so dull, heavy and uncomfortable, and unfit for business after meals. I concluded ln try Gi-ape-Nuts food to see what it could do for me.

"I have been using it for some

month, now, .nd nm glad to say that it has given me entire relief. I do not sufler any longer after meals; my food seems to assimilate euilv Bild

blood with biitsllglit tax

xfourislfuieutls ‘easily and quickly absorbed by the

' -upon the digestive organs.

" ` Oiie raube strong. w

- ‘”‘Tllere’s a Reason”

perfectly, and to do the work for

was intended I have re-

which it ~ gained my normal' weight, and find _

' that business is 5 pleasure once more

ell and bralny.

-can take more interest in it, and

my mind is clearer and more alert.'.' _

' - Nnmg given by Canadian Postum

' < do., Windsor, \0nt_ -

llttle book, “The Road tr. Well

a ville," and it's,worth a careful read

ing. »

`ln packages of Grape Nuts there ls

"Edison phonograph, ullnost new

with forty-four minute records will

ll-2Zdll. _

"The Alpha Womalfs Institute of

York will meet oil Monday evening Nov, 27th, for the election of officers.

ets now on sale at School of Music.

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question, quite npart from_the rel.i‘

as the United States were prepareil to give to the Canadians. 'Alivnrvnt

a hand Many of th-e colonies have

favored nations treaties under which

The Government, therefore., are in

a dilemma They have either to clear

rn treaties or else délloillicc

country's commerce absolutely at the foreigners' mercy. No Government dare do so. if we had n tafill the”

ould then make a fresh treaty on

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-Win. J.

Cummings the former Tennessee pro-

"° som M A' N' McKay's today' - ny-loter and recent directing head of

the Carnegie Trust Co., was found guilty today of thc theft of $140,006 from 'che Nineteenth Ward Bank by thc jury before whom he had been

u ll Frida when his counsel will

. . t' ‘ y . ‘

**llon’t forget the Recital at .School n _ h ' _. _ _ ___ _ _ of Music Thursday, Nov. 23rd. Tick- b__f05_1_Y_?"a;'sepxgtesicsle'2%__§"Pb:_`:§_‘;

sentence is pronounced

Ad- 15 °°“"9' students 10°' n'22(“i’ The principal witnesli against Clin.-

, millgs was Bradley Martin, Jr., Vice-

LORD SELB9R§}" _§A;f',I§ IS _A\. President of the Nineteenth Wnrd

Bm U* H ‘O ~ ‘ ‘ l3snk_ wlii- testified that the loniis put

_ , _ _ """"' _ , _ _ up by that institution and the Van

I‘E_2'“D"' tN3_‘1 C lf;-__i;_“_§(_`____hf,\:_§)_;_[_l_:_' Norden 'l`l‘list (`o., had been turned SD!! _:"5 8 ted T ° id ‘ _uhh the over to thc Cancfxle Trust (°‘ornbanl‘ ‘u,°“ 0 9' WB fir 3-' $3 ___ ht 0 ____ under a 1.l~ilst agreement by which .('0Vf’mm?m‘ .“ere_1qu eh .g “mid the money was to be uscri to retire "Welfare m Lan" ‘Nha air: ‘Qu ‘hgh Van Norden. Nineteeutll Ward Bank BM there “ms anot' er S“` 0 ` and ’l'welth \\'al‘d bank stocks held

us collateral ill loan.

.tiring of Canada to the Empire. While .

thas” negonatwus were "r°g‘:.es_:“;_g l $l'~l'(ll,i`)0;tgfzctllilg(llllillatclgilitleiilhtia the G"Vemm°“" (mgm :'10 bs uhm Ulsclf, and that llc used it to lloleter up obtam "mn the Unit? ‘gn is asitllc finances: of his various induetriul H000 terms f‘"` home manuac “remfcomlmnies in the South, which thi- h W,»ltc for this l,___,_ lrmc C__,_al,,hh,_. _

State Attornev referred to as “pa

lto ten years as the lilaxiluum sent

has wife and married daughter

are bound, but the foreign na-` ‘5 ' _

me already-to believe the “mgkpunr :Z Il .ll ' _'L A V. ecailse wc Spaces V0" 'The _cfiml fouuws 'ml

¢ 6

_ I

tiest talcunl oil sale. its odor of 9

. -_ perfect lilleucss and snlootllncss makes

hcl' it yerfect for thc skill Try one tin

The Ideal is the best

cllgiuc for fnrlll work for ii

§__:'_r:_sst0l:*_h~>? lrons, at A. N. l\ll;2_l;'22?:_Y1'_s- HEAD OF UARN___G____ Hooper .

' ' . Tnusriiolllinnv ou1l.'l‘v _ (holed Engjne

° r

__ rs the Best .°

F arm Work

'l`llc lilczll Hoppci'-Cook

cal i>ll_v_lili: will do ull l<iu<ls‘ of

_ - tried for thc past live weeks. I-lc

A mu attendance ls requested' was remanded to the Tombs Prison

they tions concerned have apparently rc- Evhrh ghntlemen who nan ling fused to agree to this. i __ __ __

dealings with Jas Callaghan Wi e

the Colonist Dominions from those yon that ns makes the best fitting

fctte i g those treaties, thus leaving thlsiclothes in the city. They will tell you i

would not he any difficulty because tainable for s very ¥1\0d9l'Bf~0 Pr Ce-

. WB C i

better terms. ,The fact is, the Gov-|'1'hs workmanship on his make of

tion at all. They did not see the rest issues which were hanging on

,clprocity were effected Imperial pre-

ffanadlans haw: given their ilnnwor

ernment never looked into the ques _ _ “___ _“gh ___a"_ E____

_garments is o a y

Igteciprooity, but -hugged themselves ef! |!Bfl“°“f» ll made to adveftl 5- ‘ ' _

deughtqdly with th? ‘dm that H Ne llis business is increasing very rap

‘°"°"°“ “'°“l-d he dmd' r."°“' thntlldly ullder` his careful management.

the Government are involved in the illvs lllm n onll and you are sure tn

clinics", lroiu running ii vviisli- cr or churn io llllcslliilg or fii'c-flglililig. It is silllply and strollgly lllzlilc, and runs until you stop it or thi- fuel giv_es

mil. There is il o dililgcr from explos- :'<>ii.s ciflic-r, ilu-milk is ill ilic bose"- awzly from all ililllgi-r. Tlli: Iilcrll is made in _; l-2 and .l l 211. p.

is very easy to opi~l'nic, will rim iu the coldest wcziillcr, consumcslittle fuel, reqliircs hardly any zlilenfioll wlifiicvcr and can easily llc nliivcil fioni

place to place

w ll e ii c \' i- r ‘_-‘ there is work -==’”-4'" "

'.`. 'is ; " "» ' ` _i ';3,_ ` If `( . V \,l>"' ' v""K` N

~`#.5‘?

par fic ii ln fly suited to fzlrnl work and :ll- ways “lllrll<r~ good" viilll every iiscr.

iii/`* _ J" t

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' \:uf. . .

h v " continued Lord Sci- "ern éolnpaniés' . _m_n_,.__ ___h___c_ &

W- We ¢" rli _ lr. i ~ in _ -

b“"“>°' "the G°ve""“°"t "e‘_'er moved .ls ali: igiitxelziililite terlinl of il-om five _ 'Q

been asking to be released 'from tlie|¢~ice Cummings is fifty yenrs oldisild ` [hm-loifegnwn P E I _

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also that he puts in the beet stock ob-

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‘f _A D..J.WoooBURYS I ri »Honss

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us. Yr1..' “ ~

fTHE KlND

AND Cones Colsi

Q- F-‘DR GALE

Plice 25°?

THAT CURES

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'FiAc‘.*loN OVYHEHOOF 1

BY ALL DEALERS _

‘ Sol.: u\-JNl',R5 l HANUIA .JRLl.\s

FRASIER THORNTON $1 CC. Cooif.sulRe.QusnB¢i _

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