12" ‘W , _ - _ "M 1-'Amr Nm 'rss cnAiu.oT'i‘s'rowN coiinniiin ‘ mer or iw peer;

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IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELEQTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAN S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

(Canadian Press). l

PARIS. Jan. 10-Returns from. the French census show a popmegion of 89,001,509, an increase. of 849,364 since 1906. "H0170 bl# Men a steady movement

' _from the _country to the cities.

The population in the lee;

years increased only 3,500,000,

(Canadian Press) ~ BOSTON, Jan. 10-District Attor-

ney Pelletier said today that Avle Llnnell, for whose death Rev. lRiche_ son was yesterday sentenced to be eloctricuted, was buried yesterday with a wedding ring on her finger and it was his opinion that Richeson married her last summer, or ag; least went through with n. -mock ceremony,

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jan. 10-Sir Cherlee

Tupper was considerably weaker last evening, according to reports from his home at Bexley Heath. Th°“El\ U18 _aged statesman hee

rallied several times since he wee stricken five weeke ago, nge eondition Bi- HDY time was never encouraging and the continued strain, together

40`

llllillll llllll

Suiferln

in March 1908, I suf`i'ere¢l such tort that I was compelled to sta in bed

of Constipation, and at times I had movement of the bowels for two w

_ lIULr.,.Qvn. Dec. 24th. igr ‘_For the pact twelve years. I ha S d painful attacks of D_v.-ipepsia. Fluall I ig” )

Ulf! I

my stomach. I also had a fearf atta

' “ eel enitent for m sin and ~

D i> y v Y

earnestly desiring to make atonement i hereby confess to be guilty of the iffence and .stand indicted.

‘ I am moved to the course by no

.ency and heinous as the crime is iod has -not entirely abandoned me.

_ My conscience and manhood, bow-

ever depraved and blighted, will not

In A U ' inducement of self benefit from len-

. I ‘

"FIUII-I-IIIBS" IIIIIBU lllflllll In idmitf further wrongdoing by public

;rial her whose pure young life I

° leave destroyed and, for which I am 6 suffering tortures damned."

7' CLARENCE V.T. RICHESON, I Since the mutilation of self with a

could notdigestniyfood antfeveryfliing ’i°“° °f 1553"! tl” 5 “W da” b°I°fe I are eensed the most ,,,,,o,,i,i,,g am in Jhristmns he _has been on a verge of

ulp ck - -

eeke

ne I-_Ie told the attorneys the deta s

_ .paring himself nothing, His intimacy

vitn Miss Linnel was followed by he iiscovery that she was to become a nother and, fearing that he woul

nental and nervous collapse

nent, with Violet Edmunds, he pur- :hased cyanide of potassium and gave t to the girl as medicine. She trust- d him implicitl and took it d ing

.e obliged to break oil the engage-

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created.

forebodlngs, responded to the com- mon impulse. It is only just to ay ‘that neither the King nor the govern- ment shared these fears. The Bengali are an emotional race, and the parti- tion of Bengal was a sentimental, if

unreal, grievance.

_be seen in Bengal and elsewhere, but

a new spirit will animate and d

Ma-esties will be responsible. The in

lins..

Bengal, about which there had been

It would be folly to assume that |

this will end all the agitation in Ben- l gal. The political agitation will still

dlan reformers have taken, off their coats to the sun after buttoning <. them to the wind, and it' is true _ , here, as in other countries, that the

masses follow their leaders. This reconciliation is the greatest achieve- `

‘ ment of the visit, and it will not ~ _ depart with the sailing of thc Med-

vines Aidiid

in progress between the imperial g ernment and the West Indian gove ments, it was learned today, with t

BTO OV-

YD-

with-his advanced age have told B.

(Canadian Press)

0'I'I‘A_WA, Jan. l.0_-In.1\i\ry into

the _inconsistencies of the 'l‘elt-graph

In his confession he spared himself iothing, the lawyers listening . with oathlng but later pleading for l n- ency for the confessed murderer.

2 Y . Y vith the unborn babc. _

tolls was resumed by the lraflway (`.‘-oinmlssion today.

W; \I._CBlI\D OI the C. l". P.. '}‘e\¢--

graph _was on the stand all the morn- ing. 'I'he jump in rates in some of the 15 sections into which the Com- pany divides tne Dominion in some cases is 25 cents and others 15 cents.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jan. 10-General view of the British Press is that Russian action with respect Mongolia, al- ‘though tantamount to annexation, ie no serious concern of the British Gov- ernment, except so far as there exlste a l19¢°BSitY for safeguarding liritien interests in Asia. Much- is made, however, nl what iS HOW dcBCl'i`D8d as the blunder of the Balfour Government in allowing Great Britaln's hold on Thibet to lapse, el £61' U18 Blllcdition conducted bv Sir Francis Younghusband up the Ghnm be, valley.

The Mongolian case is rcgarilcd a the possible forerunner of tee parti- tion of Manchuria betivccn Russia and Japan and China is wurncd in time.

thought I was going to die. Final

tives' and as soon as I began to

them, I felt better. I persisted in treatiiicni ancltom rcaf`o and to

even before my illnr.-$4) I attribute cure solel to ‘Fruif.-u-iivcs‘.”

5oc. zi box, 6 for }`;:,_=;o, or trial s

years and gave me all kinds of medic but did me no good. My weight ca

down to only So pounds and everyone , fectild SIIOFUY-

' ' ly] Meanwhile the section of line al-

had the good fortune to liiiy ‘Fruit-a otted to them is in charge of Bri-ti.-.li

_ Y E J Y

astnnisliineiit of my fri:-mls, I improved

Now I feel very wcll,wcigli 115 pound:

(and this is more llizm I ever weighed.

in; .

Ai :vliiiilff A .\'I)RI7.\V STAFFOR

ize

250. At all dealers, or from 1<`i'uit-s-tiv l.Iniif.L-il, Ottawa.

(Canadian Press

sea.

< sroops.

sphere.

D I ` ‘ (Canadian Press) " JOHANNESBIIRG, Jan. 11

_ .rs of a great diamond rush an

been received. »

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(Canadian Press.)

.vithin the last month s. canvas tow

sprung up.

. -)

PEKIN, Jan. 7--The Treaty pow- 'rs have undertaken the protection if the railroad from Pekin to the

This step is taken on account ol he interruption in the mails, Brit-

Three docmfs ,mended me fm. two sh, German, Japanese and French

im. .roops will be stationed at intervals me inh the United States forces are ex-

k tht' It is understood that this will pre- thi vent unnecessary bloo-'lsued and ii. is

ielicved that the rebels will not in- terfere with the-foreign controlled

xlloemhof, a farming district on th-c .-nnks of the Vaal River, is the cen-

il n

5 regiment to leave for China havi 'Vlth 5- PDl>\il8/LIOH of 12.000 has

It is only a few months ago that ,he first discovery of diamonds was

I° "°° h“;verI;°‘;f_° ‘“ ‘?"“°'_» ‘I She MONTREAL, Jsu. 1-The Men “eds in the district-and even then it

wishes to ch a disaster

(C anndian Press) .

sumed- its session this afternoon after the Christmas recess 'with a good attendance of members.

Despite the conditions, owing to

the storm not being of the best the OTTAWA' Jam .,___,,.he Canaan

best. the Commons corridors present- ed a busy scene this morning. .

From_ present indications, the re-

mainder of the session will likely see lively doings.

Such measures as the bill creating

a. tariff board, the bill against the Ne Temere. the Manitoba boundary question, and the main estimates

They outplnyed the visitors in

superior team work.

(Canadian Press.)

defeated the locals here tonight, latter subiuitting to their fourth feat.

The locals had the better of

play but fcll down in liont of

nets.

(Canadian Press.)

awa rivals last evening by a score

OTTAWA, San. 10-Parliament re- 9_5'

MONTREAL. Jail 8-Af, 230 t

treal Wanderers defeated their Ott remained 9- 9e¢\'et f0I` 8- time-

O The news leaked out, however, and

since then -diamonds seekers from all

ev iver South Africa have been making

' ery way, having plenty of speed ant -heir WHY Y-0 the new GOICOINIB-

;he first discovery of diamonds, was .fficially proclaimed, while it is ex-

n, (cast 350,000 claims will have- been

staked out.

' 0

iccted that before spring is over

th de - :rscted in the new town and the pr

A rough temporary hotel has been

en, _irietor is reaping a harvest of at gn, .east $7,000 a month profit, while

$1,500 9. month.

some little eating houses which have opened for business are making

i, The usual mining camp stores have

, . . _ ii

Wm d°“I’"°"° P'°”° w°‘g"t’ "°”°° °’ afternoon st. vincent as Paul static. wen Opened and the enterprising ow-

contentloh. "` ‘ In the House this afternoon th Finance Minister tabled the estimates for the fiscal year ending March 1,

The total amount is $15-100418

on the C. P. R. from Montreal

ovcrran the switch.

The bagga c car and second class

_ icrs are coluing money. '

iaily tnkings are averaging $2,500.

g _ _

1912’ _ 0 cars are practically telescoped, kill (Canadian Press)

and of this $79,218,107 is alrend voted and there is to be voted $48,-

683.478.

,___.___._._-- (Canadian Press). NANKING, Jan. 10-The foreig

by Foreign Minister Wang Chun Wei who was' lven the portfolio o

. . i

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foreign affairs in Dr Sun Yat Sen's

republican cabinet. that the organ; found _dead in a North mth St

zation of the provisional governmen is now completed.

Thcre is reason to believe the

Premier Yuan Shi Kai has now ac

ceded to the holding of s. nations

f`f)f.‘fl.

hotel and the remainder brought Montreal. ,

ing three passengers and a brnk

e are believed to have' been lost in 3

Five llllufefl W°l`6 taken t0 a nearb\ ire which gutted e three-story frame

t, oulldlng on Bronxdale Ave., early to-

day.

Those supposed to have perished in

e run into by the Quebec train which P15099 Ure naturally high Bild the

NEW YORK, Jan 11-Seven lives

n .

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powers were today officially notified PHILAD(E,T;,';II;“ §;°l$s)8__An in

s - ' . '

y .

t The dead were Mrs. Bridget Flaps.

I dependent investigation by the pol

ice and coroner failed to solve otha riddle as to how the four persons

house in this cit died

_ gan, her daughter Annie, and adopt \ ed child and Catherine Murray. - e Mrs. Hannah Curran and daughte

the flames which spread so rapidly through the wooden structure that the .ircmen say none could have escaped whole, were Thomas McDonough, his wife, five boarders whose names are unknown to the police.

"mere is little chance df the 'identi-

dcation of the bodies, as _they are pro- oably burned to cinders.

Wreckers began today the prelimin-

ar work of clearing away the debris

which ni is , pow on n

IS USED.

CONTAINS N0 AIUM.

_ COSTS NO MORE » » THAN "l'l‘lI§

ORD|NAl7l.`i.’ IKIND-S.

MADE IN Qiilidibsh

‘ Indies

‘~ some weeks ago by the Dominion so

perial channels. A mutual trade pr

_ Canada gave the West Indies e, prcfe

rates was discontinued. Barbadn

pany with seven battlenliips of

discovered yesterday floundcring

York and Bermuda.

directed his vessel to the Terry.

. Y.

and pumps out of order.

mand, informed Capt. Laws that

the western Atlantic, and that

_____.__..<--i-

from Calcutta:

Cs.lcutta‘s farewell to the King

New York last Thursday in co

bout in the heavy seas in s. helpless M ni condition, half way between New ---'--~'--`~'-----

fouud_ the vessel' unable to make any headwa with hcr engines disabled

Lieut. John C. Frcrnont, in com-

iuen had a terrific experience with the most scverc storm of the year on

Terry became separated from the oth- ers of the fleet. The Tngiis stood by the Terry, and with hcr wireless

the plight of the destioycr reached

the navy department vesterday and -

hurry orders “cis despatched t0` __ ____ _ __ __ __ _ _ revenue cutters and other wnrships L+';""' -- """°”""

flashed out appeals for help. News of I

to go to the assistance of the Terry

the following despatch from Williar

Maxwell, of the London Daily Mail. traffic generally. The express w

several hours late last evening nr- _ DIED

Queen today was even more crowds

by but the list was not large enough f

thc and the univillingness of Jamaica

Atlantic fleet and the mother torpedo jeopardize its commercial relatio vessel conveying five dzstroycrs, was with thc United States.

a- _

object of establishing reciprocal pre ference between Canada and thc West

-< Substantial progress is reported in

the negotiations which were opened

' ernment looking to closer trade rcla- - tions with the British West Indleg - They are being conducted through im-

` ference is the object aimed at. ln 1898

IE ence of 25 per cent. and got nothing - in return. The West Indies trade

commission in 1910 reported that the 7' Islands might extend e Z0 per cent _

,- preference to Canadian products and ‘ accept ii lower preference from Can- .~;3 _ .ide if the system of letting in each I' year a little foreign sugar at lower ig-

- some time ago gave preferential tres.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-Consider ment to certain Canadian nroduc

nhlc anxiety was felt early today officials for thc safety of the torpedo Canada, especially as it was rcnuir boat destroyer Terry and her crew to grant a more extended ornfcrcn of three officials and eighty-thrtc in return. The principal difficulty men. The little vessel, which loft the present negotiations is thc co

rn- plicated condition of the sugar tru

the thin of things.

2- is the vitalizer for f- nerves, body and

eous. A new atmosphere has been

1--

IN THE THICK OF THINGS OR A

N mt, THE THIN OF THINGS? -

it, and for this new spirit Their - takes the ste nerve’ the el . _ A

step, the energetic 'body to meet modem conditions, and the quick mind ' grasps the fact that body and nerves .

must be properly nourished. -

Weak, hesitating, doubting natures

are those who lack vitality. Their kingdom is the crust or outer edge-

1 ff

S£0TT’S EiIUlSl0N

.all ages. lt feeds brain with pure,

wholesome food-tonic. It does not . stimulate--it nourishes.

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25 the Western 1-lospitul Emily 'ihomp

U, son, "_ young girl of iiliout seventeen

in years, is dying. A doctor is und ,_ ntrcst, chnrgeil with performing

'Im illegal operation upon her. _

'i'he young girl, who had been em. l\llll\L.\lNI)--/it Murray Harbor,

t no ployed as a domestic in the home

1; _ ts _ _

MONTREAL, aan. 4-In a ward in

BIiAI)l.l‘]‘i'-At Milcovc, Jan, 10,

_ John Bradley aged 60.

FEIIHUSON-At 37 Park Street. < (`l1iirlottefo\vn January 10 1912,

UF ' I ' ,ml Hess-ol Alexander infant son of

| I-larry G. and Mrs. Ferguson.

0 Jan. 7th, Mrs. Kirkland, aged _BG

s ,

s. vcr rominent fainil in thc city YHMS-

LONDON, Jan. 4-Negotiations -.

rf-

. fy;

ii’ ii

- i

Her low power wireless apparatus , Sv"-03g words of Prais

sending out faint appeals for help . .

\.crc picked up- by the Royal mail

liner Tngus, which left Bermuda Sat- -

nrdny for New York. Capt. Laws of the Tagus, who rescued Walter Well- man and his crcw from the' balloon America when the Transatlantic voy- age of the air craft came to grief,

Mrs. (Rev.l \V. II. Clarke, Stirl-

ing, Ont., writes:-“I wish to give 'this uusclicitccl lestinionizil to the greiitvalue of liaby's Own Tablets. Our little girl. burn last.l~`-,-bivviry, was af first very i~o||sli,~i:lf<><l When oiher rvniedics fnilorl We fried the Tabiefs and in .-i week she was coiimleicly cured, By ihe nee ef tho Teihliris she has bueu kept well and happy evcr shii'e.' It is strong p-:lisa lilze iliis llvil has made Babys Own T.'ib»eis so p-_»pi:la»°. 'l`h.vusands of nib-sr ui: Iicis have said: ~-“L)n:c we gave the Tablets il Ifiul wc had nothing but praise for them " The Tablets are sold by meiliciné den lers or by uiiiil :it 25 ccnis a box from The Dr. Wiliiauis' Medicine Co, Brockville, Out.

his

thc

nounced her ease hopelcss, and the

deposition. In .1 few Words her Sa

ith of it the doctor was arrested.

A young man about twenty years

,age is blamed for her condition, an ‘has also been arrested . Another rest is lil»:ly to he made nt any mo

when she was informed of her cond tion. _ _ _ _

BORN

ll’0OLE.-On January 4th, to

and Mrs. Poole, Souris, a son. MCGRATH-Newcastle, Dec, 28 191

- Grath, n sun.

'l‘H'OMPSON-At 308 Commonwcalt

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- SYDNEY, January. 9-‘The heav

wind and snow storm which passe

NEW YORK. J8ii\1I1\‘y 9-The NGW over this this city yesterday was thc ter.°

York Times this morning Publishes worst experienced this season an

11 interferred to some extent \vit

and riving from Truro, and reported

9' fcll.

‘1 heavy storm across the strait. T

and impressive than her welwme to car service was not interrupted

them. It gives a true measure of th success of the Royal visit. Fro Bombay to Calcutta it has~been _ rsonal and ro ressive triumph At _ ' ' "

e any great extent, tho they were ru m 'ning late. About five feet of sno

a son.

y McLEOD-At Dundas, Dec. 20, t d John and Mrs. McLeod, a dang

d FURNESS-At Gay Town, on Jan

HS J?e¥!!95§.__=»_s9e_-___mg_

to MncKEN'1$IE-In Charlestown, Mas ,,_'- January 5th, at his residence. W Dunstable Street, Jonathan Ma

Kenzie, 39 years,

- was removed to the hoiipitnl. This'

morning the physicians in charge pro-i - .__ _ ‘_-

_ _ _ _

to Doctor and Mrs. F. C., Mc

Il Y .

was tilrcn violently ill on Sunday and, CA1\5l`I3EI--I-'-At Gfflflfl TTB-‘5Bd1e» On

\ Sunday, January ith, Hugh Camp

bcll in the 'filth year of his age.

e__ .~.__._.______

1 ' 53~5°R°“ll‘° me 0*"

Judge L’cct to take her ante-mortcinl

lstory was told, and upon the streng(0`Scnd Name and Address To.

ell day-~You Can Have it Free

‘ll and Ile Sirong and

-I . ‘IQ Vigcrous. _

| cnt, that of e woman who advised the *""” girl to have the operation performcdl

, I have in my possession u prescription

l. for nf rvous rl(-iiili_t_\_'. lack of vigor, weak-

I 1-neil niiiiilmiirl, failing mi-mory and lame lbairk, broui;ht_on _hy excesses. unnatural lrlriiins, or the follies of youth, that has

‘our/»<l so innny worn and nr,-rvous msn _ h s ithout any

rhzhi in-their own omc _-iv -ailditiimwl help or vnerlicine - that l

Wm' think err-ryuinn who vi-islics fo retain

lhis manlvpower and vitility. quickly and

1 'r,uietly_slio\i|'i have si copy. So I` have

I ii. termined to senrlncopyol the prescrip- - tion free of cliiirgc, in ri plain. ordinary ,snnl-sri envelono to any inun who_Wil

h write mofor_it._ _

Thw prescription comes fr m a physic-

Avenue, Boston, on Dec, 25 1012, innlviho has ni_:|de3s'p_eci;l study gif mga

~ il Rm C0l`|\'lIl(‘.l! I le B Blll`0H 'BC I

to Dr' and Mm' P' H' Thompson diiinbination fnrf-hecureof Lieficlentmals

Iiu~od_iin1i \~io:or _over put together. .

0 lthiukl use it f_o my fellow _man. $2

sondthemiicopy in confidence .so the.

I1' ' any man any_wnsro that is weak and dis

I l rs ated failures ml!

lcouriaget wi\i_ pe _ _ stop ruaging hirncslfwith harmful pat-

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h ery Sth. 1012.10 John and Mrs-iff! IIifi‘1I{°é§5I`.'§i?§‘f'.‘Z..`€..§}.¢...., °..$’iI€i ii'

ing, ST! UP-'I‘Ol?Ol~flNG remedy eveni de;

yls0d,i\n1l :Eco curls lizigsclf ut hows inmat-

ii i' .\'. us ro mea D. 0

tlfiiiinz ITN E. Robinson.p36|7. l.uks’§i ld-

I1 A _____.______.__ _._._._.....___._-__ _ _ hc ` mg, Detroit, .vlich ,und iwill send you a

g ,copy of this splendid recipe in n ,plain é ordinary e ivelops fre-~ of charge. Aire It

, many duo\ors_v\joul:l charm: $3.00 to T'-.00

c- -for nie'rel.~,\' writing ou*_ ii prescription Ike Ithis-but I send it entire 5' free. .

' W

convention for the settlement of th

i;;iture from of government at Shang al. President Sun displays optimisi in regard to.thc outcome of tho con; vention.,

Dr.' Wu. Ting Fang, Minister of Justice in the republican cabinet, has left for Shanghai.

He said he_ would continue his cf-

forts to bring about a peaceable sol- ution, indicsting .that the deadlock in the negotiations has been broken.

I-IONG'KONG, Jan. 10-A further _ _

detachment of Indian troops with WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-Consider

Saturds ni ht are recovering

room and the others were taken and spent Saturday night in adjoining room.

The police are searching IOP

ten days ni:o and no trace of has been round.

___..._..._._---- (Canadian Press.)

I from the ice-encased safe deposit vau-

‘ who were takm to the hosmta its burned in the Equitable Life Build-

y II .' ng.

n Th” f°“f ‘°“““ .“°“° 51°F” 1” °“‘ The 'venus or the Equitable Life

in were found to have successfully with- n stood the flames, though they will

Win not he opened until they have com-

pletely cooled off.

nm Flanagan, husband of the dead Omcem of the society say there- is women- He diisvvcefed ffm" h°i“° not s 'doubt that me saoo,ooo,oouo of

Ulm -iecuritles of the society are iinhnrmc-i

hy the flames.

It is announced that 90,000 policies

on which the Equitable had loaned

lar enthusiasm had s. new force and a new significance, hut it was at Delhi that the rcal impulse was felt.

ledge of thc administrative changes to bc a.nuouncci‘. at the Durbar, and he was right in his estimate of their effect. From that moment the King assumed another character in the eyes of India. He passed at one

rorr a ersonal to a l>0lil2lCi\l

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something between $70,000,000 and 5100 000 000 had been found io be un-

q__1 4,

$'”‘f 6'- -- `§" ‘T

_ __ Mason _

boundf _v D _ supremacy, and realized the populai

field and machine guns was deslw-I

- ublc anxiety is fclt today by thi

ched today to Canton to reinforce officials of the Navy f01` £00 SBIGW harmed'in the steel boxes in which

the contingent of British troop

stationed there.

A Jan 10-Orders for the eighty-three men.

MANIL , . _

first battalion of the 15th infantry The little vessel, which lclt Nc

was Tcluuniv

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York Thursday in company with scv- en battle ships of the Atlantic fleet and another torpedo vessel, convey- ing five destroyers, was discovered yesterday floundering about in heavy

s of the torpedo boat destroyer Terry they were kept.

nud its crew of three officers and The securities are already being re.

moved from the vaults of the Mercan-

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ed his vessel to the Terry and found the vessel unable to make headwaY~ with her engines disabled and pumps out of order.

Lieut Fremont in command in-

formed Captnin Laws that his men had a terrific experience and ln the most severe storm of the Y¢Bl‘ 011 the western Atlantic and the TerrY parted from the other vessels of the fleet.

The Tagus stood by the Terry and

with her wireless flashed out appeals for hell). ___

(Canadian Press.)

BOSTON, Jan. 7--Invoking the aid

df the God whose cloth he had worn and desscrated, Rev. Clarence Virgil Thomas Rlcheson, ex-Pastor Oi the Emmanuel Baptist Church, confessed `to the murder of pretty little Avis Linnel' of Hyannis and her unborn baby. ' . He has handed a written statement to the 'lawyers who have pleaded with District Attorney Pelletier for leniency but the latter is obdurete and holds out for the electric chair.

The statement of the ex-Paltoi

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HEART DID NOT FEEL ANY T00 GOOD.

Mr. Robert McLurnon, Shnwville,

Que., writes:-“I am writing to tell you su cxpcricuce l had with a bad cold und u bottle of your valuable medicine. I was up iu the lumber camps teaming horses, and I caught n very had cold. I thought it was going to turn into con- sumption, for my left lung got very corn and my hcnrt did not feel any too good. I came borne and tried some diflcrent remedies but they did mc no good. A friend told me about Dr. Wood's Nor- way Pinc Syrup, so I tried it, and when I had' taken two bottles my cold was gone. I think it is a great remedy, and will advise any one with n cold to use it. I can't praise it enough."

Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup con-

tains all the lung healing virtues of the Norway pine tree, which combined with . Wild Cherry bark and other pectoral remedies, makes it one of the greatest known preparations for Cougns, Colds. ` Bronchitls, and all Throat and Lung Troubles. - ‘

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