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» ______’___ ___ I - Board Christmas Eve Proved a Happy The” wh” Seek P"°‘“°"°“
BROCKVILLE, Ont. Jan. 0.-
(Special)-The Isolation Hospital is
at present taxed to its capacity
with smallpox patients and the
board of health to make provision
for accommodation should any more
cases develop have decided to pro-
cure ii large tent. _
The board also has
lution requesting the
different churches to iscontinue
Sunday school classes until the
epidemic ceases. I
Tile circulation of
public library has also
tinucd indefinitely.
passed a rcso- 0
pastors of the \ 
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MONTREAL, Jan. 9 S
ANNA outo _
;i_i_l:_e_(lt_lieMMo;iiit_lloyals piissengei's to' Josefi Milezyaski gave birth to a :nun Stewart was washed overboard
__ More bca; r;Jrs;. blcingbsrilistitiiteil. -_male child, Both did well and the from the bridge deck and swept to
to the Mount no UW emi. ~Sl1lll!C¢l vmigrzints regarilbd the event nt; it the main deck by the next sea, while
YU! lllld the l1a.~ssen~ happy omcn through ii hurricane was on
Kors cmnfort is being "‘mc‘I t"' -Il`11l4`ill;: at thc V time. 'i‘he ehild|wnS being repaired,
  AND DE SAGAN Mus I/Nun nl Iulllilllliuu I
The Defeated Hero Who Was Kicked by  III Bi  
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Count Boni Tenderly Cared for by
PARIS, January 8-The inside
facts of the free fight which took
place outside the church of St.
Pierre de Uhalllot bet\veen the cou-
sins, Prince Helie dc Sugan and
Count Boni de Castellane, slio\v dis-
tinctly that Madame Anna Gould is
the bone of contention. Although
Count Boni has the satisfaction of
having licked De Sagan publicly, De
Sagan seemingly has thereby gained
an additional hold on Madame
Anna. I learn that De Bagan, after
having his wounds dressed at the
police station, where he waslcon-
ducted, took a cab, giving directions
while on the way, and was driven to
Madame Anna’s palatial house in the
Avenue du Bois de Boulogae.
The battered prince left half an
hour later accompanied by Madame
Anna Gould and was taken by her to
her doctor. At the latter’s olilce
Anna assisted Dr._ Le Rehoulet with
own hands to dress De Sagnn‘s
wounds.
Naturally the rumors of a mar-
riage between Anna and Dc Sagan
are now more persistent than ever,
the more so as Del Bagan was
wounded on hci' account.
Madame Anuu's most intimate
frleiid in Paris says that. Anna fears
the threat of her brother to enforce
ii clause in their futher’s will cut-
ting her allowance in half if she
persists in marrying against her
family's wishes. This is probably the
reason why the marriage has not
taken place before. Count Boni is
much pleased that the assault case
will be brought before a tribunal, us
he is anxious to expose what he al-
leges to he his cousin's low char-
acter, and to try to prove before the
court that De Sagan deserves severe
punishment. Public opinion is un-
cnlle qrrlclunls
The (llockmaker's Secret" is the
heodliuer of the new pictorial pro-
gram to be presented to-night at
"Falrylnnd." It is n beautiful col-
oured film, runs a whole reel, and
reveals new beauties at every turn of
the reel. The scenes are laid in the
old world and some interesting C080
umcs are shown. lt is n picture that
has won great praise whei°ever
shown on the mainland circuits and
is bound make ri hit here, “The
Little Hero," is a ei-cnt drumn
strengthened by manv fea*.i\r~':s of
heart interest that make it decided-
ly popular,
"In voice and feature, .form and
limb. _ I
I grew so like my brother.
That folks got taking me for him.
And ouch for one nnotI‘er."
The last picture is entitled “The
Twin Brothers Joke.-It is n high
class comedy, lnugiinblo in tho ex-
tremc.
Tho song-"In after years when I
am old," to ho sung by Mr. Maddi-
son, is superb.
The excellent piano playing by Mrs.
Trninor, and the musical effects by
Mr. Welsh are most enjoyable feat-
uren.
To-morrow night Mr. Ellis the stnr
comedian who has been giving two
performance in Summerside will re-
turn and conclude his engagement
here with a complete change of pro-
gram. It will be ii comical Elntur-
day night.
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doubtedly favoring Count Boni, who,
since his divorce, has lived an ev-
eonnection with De Sagan is criti~
eised as having a bad influence for
the children, who are neglected and
left to their governesses. The Castel-
lane children despise De Sagun’uiid
even refuse to sit at table with him.
BIS IIIIIIIIISI
-I [ll SIIIIIIE SHIP5
New Yonx, N. Y.,_.nm, s.--our-`
ing the year_ i907 the total number
of vessels arriving at the port of
compared with the year 1906. I3
There is an 'increase of 212 in the I5
onalties the most numerous arrival:
German, 705; Norwegian 486. I’
from ports in the United States H
east of New York were 3,039. From I’
HEPIIHI SIIYS
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Five hundred Japanese in Vancouver D
serve list, have been recalled hy the ,I
ting a serious situation, declined the w
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Niments are quickly will 11 by Oreeuleni
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The dlfccu ts_ :tS|niiley Bros
lakes in everything in SIOQTYI -Wi'
unes noi mentioned are sold at 2\
emplary life, while Madame Annals A
of 796 in sailing vessels. By nati- 
number of steamers and a decrease C0
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The total arrivals during the year R
ports in the United States south of N
New York, the total arrivals were m
3,387. - 
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and vicinity, who belong to the re- m
lcnvc for Yolzohiiniv. ininiedintely. m
TIN! JHD embassy at W"“m“g"°” vance in ocean-racing stenmers with
Ins -The Officers
The ainual meeting of the /\lhr\.r-
J ,. .
New Ym.k_ ,lccumiug to the books ton Board of lriule was convened in
of the ,wvcrnnlent at the barge the Court House, in that town,
Umm: was 11,122’ of which 6,624 wen, Wednesday, and transacted the usual
steamers and 4,498 sailing vessels. To
This is a decrease of 584 vessels, A"
ravclling. Resolutions, were passed
_The election of officers resulted in
le unanimous return of thc old
il . .
ioard: A. J. l\’lcFadyen, and J. F.
.Vhite president and vice; J. H. T_ORON'l‘(l, Jan. El.--Tliousnuds of
  iiirch Secretary-treasurer, and a
'. as ofllciul representatives of the city,
Burke, J. Agnew, M. P. P., Dr. P. followed the mortal remuins of the 'T““~C°"“   -~~'---~' ~ (0
J. Murphy, J. Wilkinson, Dr. Ross,
l1`.
J_ Argenunlt_ in Neeropoiis. A puhlic funeral was _
The `G\my<lmn in unable to repro- arranged, und the funeral procession MAY CMD-.....   - .. -'UE
duce in its entirety the luminous
-.-- -address of President Mi-I<`adycn-one
if the very best which has been dc-_ ------_-----
viwcouvaa. B- 0-. Jun- Sf _I_”i‘fi'°lI. “”§.'I.lm}§§Ifii'.§'t» “II3§;.tB”{I§§ THE WEATHER _
ouncil consisting of Rev. Father
Ii. Rogers, H. J. Turner and J.
ress themselves to the provincial
ng » » SUSSEX, Jun. 8.-After one one of The  n r '
B01” S 'nlvofced w|fe*QlIeel° issteilvstelgéiitgge f1'_ii_<;rc1<»l»_s_;‘l1_il/  s0_e HI and H|s‘,|enst time or them wn°'iu\\»e tiki-"IA Rem,rkable' D0
Walter J Mills was elected nmym_'Uf Father Said to Have Bcgn ST-tingenei-nlinspectlou-wellacquainted L_
P 0  Sussex by a majority of fifteen vot _
e p '. _ Over his opponcnh _,_ A_ McAl.thurT`_ Cfazy, halnteresined to know that nt' Quebec n
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ial)-The David murder trial was ud-
mental peculiarities :intl to the fact
lil.;
' Many 'Mailers Receive Atten-  '
DUBLIN, January 8-’l`here is an
uneasiness in Nationalist circles over
rumors of the early retirement of
Sir Henry (lampbell-Llannermanfroui
ating and mud, new and impm-t_ the premiership in favor of Herbert mlm Huff Will _illf-FUIIIICG. DIWINIIIIY
t, bugin@g5_ Them was ,1 mir at. H. Asquith. The latter is considered t‘""0Tl`UW» il Series Ol U10” f\nU'l`l\C9
gndnngc, cungitlwing the Butte of unsympathetic in the cause of lioiuc‘l1`i“*k llflmbllllg H1115. llellfef the
rule and his succession to that ofliee
nccrmm, (1) Uettw. ,_ml“,ay ,\cc(,m_ would lem; to imI,U,~tunf_ ,j,,ve|,,I,_ those introduced lust night_in the
odation nt uenlois <2) A new sta- ments in the policy of the Irish var- ”"*“"t” IW. "‘”““t‘"` ."l~'“"“’~ Wm" ‘_"“’
on at Alma; (3) dredging and ty and its relations to the 1,ibe;-,ll Agnew bills provide an alternative,”
were' American 709; British’ A017; o her harbor- improvements at A1- Pllfty- P” `
erton; (4) improvement qi Tignish ._i_________ “_
un for fishing craft; (5) removal of , I" W
Toronto’s prominent. citizens, as well
late Edward Hanlan, once champion
oarsman of the world, to the grave
proceeded fi‘om St. Andrew’s church
to Necropolis.
, an | :i
N l l
dc ies f-NB YEDDYIZ- Britain a ain in the lead, the Que- A ~ ,
'tene chief or policy though iiuma- bee Brmgi and uw ¢,n,,,,c,,,1 C,-,,,,,,, condensed AdVuflSCmCHlS
ithout ami thcn came down to proc- _
npDliCIlU0¥\ Of f-he 5318"” Ex°l““i°“ tical topics animndvcrting on the 'foo lata for Ulnselflcation
Iieuglle to S0l1I'Cll \TllPt0“'Tl for nm' fishing and farming prosperity of lil-- 
nrms und contlcsnie th°m~ T1” the province, the cash basis for bus- mt- ess: Phono von RATRS -at
Chief thiiikfl tht# P\'0P°Bm°“ husty iness herc, the Conference of Boards
and llI'H<lViS0<l- "of Trade the discrimination ngninst
TIIG JHDIIHUSG INW0 fllised " 3100 us on the railway here, the scnti- A I “t"‘l'3\'$“"‘)l" "1, "IH," _""'” ”' "°l`,`,°"
purse for thc flreinen injured in New ment in luvor of U", T,m,,c|' im.” W7 “ ' ~ °‘"~`» 1 I
Years fire, but the fireincn declined pmvement to Nur", _qhum_ |mrh0,.s_# WAN1.|,;|) _S"(_|_"| howwum mn
it. Fishing Bounty readjustmcnt, etc., ~\lnDllerlwlr.hroo||i-4 -md i»'\»6hl In
John Agnew, M. P. P., was np. central _pm-r. uf City hy npplylnrr nts?
' pointed to represent the Board qr\_1_"h""°5"‘ _ HOW”
WANTEI)-A' boy who tlmruuulily
flfi. I.
he Council ‘of the Mnritlme Bonrdl' ./A. McMAllON will hnvgthc mnr»
mubfi.
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and 3313 per cent off- /'i-_iodei
ptns ottlnnnks were tendered the J KM Wf1»\.lf|f¢‘»5\\ CDH. h ook. lu\ll~
Jo\lll\l.e»|i|l.h\i-reguvf... n--»v~:~1er anna' otlicers for faithful service in 1907. ;'“t~ ""lh'\?' lei# "“l*;H»9 H T MIP. “THD
I . Na 2 wrt' nur. -
iruv
Pntrons who are unable to get the W¢\N'FP}l1 ,\'l‘ ONCE-A good sunny
fiunrdlau by frlmlione ufur six o’e|cekI _ d\10YR|"‘U|f lUY.“f"\'- 0f "R0 Vi lel\r~\
_______ __ ___ ...___ fu tlieivenl-ig, and who have rcwa or fI<|,:;'(‘;l:;rd|,‘|:H°¥"\':,_':""_°r or |"I_';f)':r'i':Y\"
other luislm-is for ilu- vu xt. haue, me re _._?__ ,__ _ ___I
nested to ring No. |21  Im " 1 M" `l"“""""'.Y|'\~\yreu<1»'l\"I
m<»rnliii¢rA_per as the news In nh-n
fresh nuif up-In-date, and that nt nuuw
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Strangely enough the oineu seemed
ST. JOHN, Jan. !i.-(Spcci:il)-
llie announcement of the resignation
of Chief Justice Tuck has given rise
to much speculation ns to his suc-
(lnl‘\'i|l, M. l'. of Woodstock Or Hon.
A. H. White of Sussex.
'l‘he mime of Hon. H. A, M¢Ke0wn
is also heard but it is understood he
-( veeiall~A~ It tmuispires tint ru ~'-,t -~ ~- -1 '-t~ 1.1.‘fii 'i.  _
books ut the U~ A- 1’~ IJCSDMBII f1‘Ull\ Imllllollicvc after the |>iis.~Ii‘il~("il~li~s lililiill ll»l<HIIiI\vm Um) mc( me ow (rwhull
been discon- SUI'-GH the Lake Manitoba, did not five days below ilerk the wife of justified for the same evening sea- bu
The impre.=;sion is that there will
promotion and Judge liarkcr is
illiristniais day the machinery
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EH-:D
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NIIIIIIN Ill
-Iilll. WIISIIN
Ai-tlllerymenln this Province are :\'
thc judge most spoken oi' as likely to
be
liillnlfy are also ||ie|\t.i<>iird in ron I
in-.ctioii with the po,~:itiou,
'l‘bc new judge will likely be l". r
,is not lookllng for the pr)5iti|,n_
'l‘he
Allen fl. Earl and A. i _ liuruhiil are
also mi-ntioned, man = < ‘ _
"|i“I“ ('IliUf -IUSfTC<‘- Iilllf the judgeship sliiiblillltzfililililg ttdnlglt
'l‘he naines of Judge l\l<_-l.eo<l ami I John. ~
.l.
Yorli,
il.
bar; been iuentioui-il in this
-oNu~uiioi| for some time past.
th Mujer (ieneml Wilson. They willj
yor two ago he was the object. ol’ af
v- ry iluileriugdemonstration by honorary
___ membeis ofthe Royal Canadian Artillery I
,,~m,H)},]RI(y1\UN_ J_m_ 9__(SImc_ Mess who on the occasion ofhisreth-tirxcuti
presented the gallant ollieer with sf
ingriltlcenf gold watch hearing thi-`
_ _ _ _ n
juli?-ned _this afternoon owing to the IDIIOWHM |nScrIm_i0m_aPn,Sem0__l to,
- ; serious illness of the prisoner. Major Gene,-,1|_y_ 1-‘_ \\'i|g0n_ A_ 1)_ (ju byl
- SUVUVUT \VIUl€SS0S T-CSUHUII til lliS Honorary members ofthe ltoyul Cunadlani
Artillery Mess, on his retirement frornI
eluded honorary members of the mi-_ss t
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lion At The Annual Meet-    gi,
f
‘A
governor`s recommendation than
.li
nalty of not to exceed one year’s
nprisonincnt or $500 fine, the Hart
il will provide only for imprison
cnt of not less than six months or
more than one year. One of the'bills
-~---~ ish colouy_ at Hyi~n.~' -the modern
A1.uANY, N. Y., Jun. 1_1\ssi-mh|y- ""
. of
; im
Historic Interest,
Come to. Light-
On The
HEBREW 
T HE NILE
cument of Great
Which Has Just "ff
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Ancient Jews
lll'}ltlilN, Jan. R.--A reinzirliahle hi
ocnmi-nf., 'not only fraught with S"
eseutntinn took plnci-.inthe llbriry ot;.*1l`0ilf l\lSt'11'iC=\l interest from the fi"
irnt offering." Indeed, it appears
I have been architecturally no less
e, ii not ri finer, building than the
other temple then ln process of re-
rcme significance as regards llihle
froin Vancouver to Halifax. ,», history and the Jcwisli re1i'iou has
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ust come to light. ‘m
that his father had bcen subject to €\0fJv€S2l'\'|I-‘E.N0VBll1|1v\'5Lh, 1907-" Theld
lite: ol' homicidal mania. Pl'
the Garrison Club. The subscrlbfi'sI.L`CH0l`i\1 lllllllll Of VICWV Illlf- "T ex' construction nt Jcrusnlem_
in
A Jl‘lWlSlI l’l<]TI'l`ION.
The papyrus has, moreover, a
ore human interest as well, show-
It is a papyrus, recently unearthed ing with quite romantic vlvidness
li
n tire Island of Elcphantinc, in Up- the relations of this little band of
er Ingypt, close to Assuan. its ron- Jews with the Persian “dynusts” of
nts have just been published in the time----(‘imibyses, Darius, Xerxes-
erlin, and ure now translated for who swept in turn, upon their con-
e first time into ldnglish in the queriug march over the eastern
irld, and held Egypt under Baby-
ositor/’ Only a few uionths ago, it Ionian sway.
  llecember number of the "l<lx- wi
p
will be reincmbi'red, the fmt of
,_ th
in brief dctoil the papyrus up-I
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ere having been a prospi-rous .low 'prnrs to be a copy of a petition
m.-ide in ~i1I7 ll. 1', -in the reign of
ssouau»-about thc time the 'l‘emp|i- Darius ll. from the Jews oi' lille
This new nddifion lo our sourrcia by
loiowlcdife shows, l1o\vi-rier, f:\r`
is being rebuilt in Jerusailelu by philntiue to liagons the l'crr.iau,
ldzru and Nehemiah, was proved b_v."(`
the deciphering of wlint are known th
as
iovernor of the Jews," for help in
e repair of this same temple,
the “Mohd l’upyri." which had- been well~nigh destroyed
the surrounding Egyptians.
This llagous, by the way, may or
:rc than this. lt sliows that this may not be connected with the lu-
ttle colony of .lows upon the Nile, famous cunuch of the same name
iinparativcly fresh from the Ilahy who niurderi-il three Persian kings in
llonian captivity, had not only nl- succession n little later on. In any
ready become astonishingly rich, but ca
se, he seems to have been equally
ere possessed of an actual temple of,_grasping and corrupt. Hut the Jews
liilephnntiue wisely ignored his lit-
faults, "May the God of Heaven,"
nanics of Judge liitchie,r Ili: “gr
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llnrry, Judge of probtites in 1,
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ova Scotian coal ports where dis- "“II"f5 I0" nl" "I’“‘fl"t” lmlmson'
riminnted against by stenmers; (7) q ment. The third will appropriate
eight rates, telephone facilities,-_ _ $2
inrhle and cedar-wood and copper they write in the opening, “appoint
nd sculptured stoiie, filled with thee fo ini.-r|~y_ before King Darius;
choiccst treasures, with "i-lialices in may he give thee a long life, and be
gold :ind silver,” and having an ul thou :-:froug and joyous ut ull '
tux' for “meal offering, incense, and til
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Ever since the first announcement to his wife that he will be killed if ' , '
of the amateur contest was mudi *Ile 11110-' not ul \\Ill'L‘ hay “ I“1`i50 ,\
ironi the static at Woniirrlund great ‘
“ Whest....................... 99 i|if.\‘i'<-st has been tak(-n_ in the con
test. Each day has seen the num
r of entries added to and tonight “‘
mount of money. l-le is released by
:hc two children to whom he gave
'liarity und thi- graphic story ends
ippily with the boys adopted ln
the gr-nfl(-mnn's house, und the kid-
o The Gunrllliin are rei|iie~di~|l ti
urngmphs which bm" “pon the --- ' slate whei/nersnuic Is to app:-ur |o|.n'ip
ost vital matters, and forcibly ad- TORONTO J _ g__(S _uni ,)__ C,
ussiilsd nd". liui-lnemi locals, Aunounw
Jnpnncsc Wm. 0mce_ Two hundred cnndnionl ML Mwwmlycn referrml ortierly winds, fair ami murl ments oriiuioanregularillntilliymlveitise
Jnps arrived this mofning by steam- to the Progress M the wm_m_uw colder, local snowflurries. ,,,9nt_-._ w|,,.r no ,ugh info,-,,,,,t|nn |.
HP “Om UW Si-“te 01 wushingwn “ml peace Conference, The Imperial (lon-
with many here nre mnkimz reildy tv fe,-en¢e_ the ,,,.,Bump¢_iun 0( t1-¢,uf,y_- nard,s Linimnnt Cures cold C in-ld i-c-pensilllelr tue nd dee.-I uo|.n|n»e.u
airing powers hy Canada, the nd- _ 5 i-.~irr-d.
furnished the ainu.|f,;e|i\m\f will no' li
Pr-rsoiis sending advertising ni»-tu will see the llanril test of ability.
Judging by the names of those who ‘
Imve expi‘esseil their willingness to
contest for the $5.00 in gold there is
real genuine entertainment in store
miss going to Wonderland this even-
ihi-re will he "barrels oi fun." Honii:
of thc local talent to appear n
well known and the numbers will _
rappers in duruuce vile. li. is ii
:pl<\mliill§( clear lilm and tells the
'ale with nridify. Her First llikc
lfiile" is quite fun enough even if
f V.. 1, _ the exirn attractions were not
Ur Muyhm) and no “HP shuuld hooked but to this number is added
‘wo other comedy pictures, “The
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mL U me me buy q “pre” on .\‘toli\n i~i|uws" and “The Lost Brass
Irma". Miss Hurkhurt illustrates
ln- lovr-ly song "Thr Tie That
linils," and Mr. 'I`l'i\illor Will he
-_-ard in “When we were two little
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Any Guardian render
who receives adlmly print.
ed, badly printed, badly
folded. badly cnt, badly
addressed, badly wrapped,
torn,soi'ed or incomplete
paper of whitevef issue
will kindly norify the Sub-
scription D pai-tmeut at
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Minard'sLinim“n'I\|res’5ir-rat In C1.: "“Y "M WM* °d"°\"»|='=d WNIG 01° `
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C 0    E  Iilclijilvgliliti':ciTf"1TfiHTIH dir. H"I!IIT\H' lfdlgli' I
program will be given as well. lui
for the time being the local iiilenf
will have full sway. It is to he "li
locul talent night" nt Wonderland
and it is taken for granted by the
inunugemcnt that the patronage
will be generous.
The Regular l‘rogra|n will he ii lit-
tlng nccoiiiprinliiient to the talent
which will supplement it. The pic-
tures nro good; that menus n great
deal when applied to Womb-rlnnd. A*
most thrilling lllm is the one entit-
led "Two Orphans." It tells the life
.story of two little boys who have
been left parentless thrown out of
their lodging even as the mother is
taken away. How they get into the
hands of ii had man, their ill usage
by him. with n kind word occasion-
ally from the wife. Then they are`
driven to beg, ii gentleman does'
|:an-c and n complete change ol
numb!-rs rendered by Harold Flint
ind Muster Melnnson this amateur
night nf. \ll'onderlnnd will be one In
rcruember for all time.
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Yea may dislike falilntz mmiit-is-r\_ln|
f‘f‘Ui!h!»\re lm' l cursii wilhmie u epwli- -
ine modern treatment is “U itnrrhl zon- ‘
-it lsn L it dru|¢..|t,, ,, |_l.,|.,,“ ,.,,:,,,,' ,ul
of plr e essences and lm-l-ng h»d~»m ii, lt,
preiids avrrtlie ilirfevrcf lint are ww. i
me sore from coughing. Every ~|.et tml i
ionrc~fe<i In healed, irritation Ii uonini--I
'\'"\.Y» ph efzni and so-cietlona are c`ci|n\ ~f
Wi, and ru svmploms of c /ld and ew-1-| ii
them n kindness and he is after- II
words captured by kidnappers who `
hold him for ransom sending a letter
are cur»-d.Nnti»lng so'qolc|r,so sums: le
Mlllas Untirrhnzoiie. In 25 nt. lm! £1.11!
zen iii- all di-i-lers.
Upwards ol' thirteen Millions l3,000,000I-
of Reader
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