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10-day high”: 1! at W yer" (40: rtcd reatment 'l rxixeswhen- Imimy. 19.10 NDSAY. omen, I Despair >s \T'eaetabla t tmfizmut‘ of would, rcher k hast ha.“ Imhlc continâ€" rVeâ€"that is. :stod in 1903â€" r08 pt the If“ mnded u. (l a reduced the 71 M ng‘ at home sons are moms, m h command, xm-n, will be [(1 although : be felt for 't ion of tie troops will 30,000 In. rtillery. in- services. Proprietor cm. and by a free (its! n the last nqmement... db! ~ . ORV. o millm} oldâ€"age pan-'- are It. be ma any lvscnpv mu lnfipm'u'un 711 which , kidney statistic- inc-rem \ “IE ms 1 hand-I : and .p-v -l. \‘nlnr.’ v Th. usual, [Avery “€310 w. will KING EDWAH" ’I‘O WITHDRAW FROM HUHSE RACING. It is said that King Edward, has decided to abandon racing and that this season may he» the last that. will see his horses in the contests. Most of his stablv was sold at. one of the October M-wmarket meet- ings. His breeding stud at Sand- ringham will not, be abandoned. It was a straight party division, except that My: “nut-assa. and Mr. Lavcrg'ne votm! with the Opposition. The motion {LP a third reading was carried on this ixigion, reversed. The Coxumons \u then through .with the most Iabori: ..â€". task it has had this session. fission. owing: tn the litigation it invitod. His ann-m’ments had for its chic! inatm‘o that (.uquec might regu- Into the mattm‘ «‘1' Sunday amuse- ment, and that n public meetingJor- biddvn on Sunday did not inclmio a. meeting for Divine service. This was defeated on a (“Vision of 77 to 89. Mr. Borden moved the final amend- ment. He declared himseli favorable to Sabbath observance, but thought. the bin very dc‘fieCtive. He Was a member of thv Lord’s Day Alliance. but when he accepted ofllce in it he stipulated that he might not. always see we to (-51- with a majority of its‘ members. Ho lwliovcd the Act was “no for the bonvlit of the 10331 pro-1 For pamphlfig add" muff: app! to T. C. MATE 'nlv Lingszgy. 31' grim C. B. F ' Mr. Honk mOVed that the whole question of Sunday observance be left to the provfences. This was‘ de- feated by 15 to 102. Ottawa, J uly,8.~â€"Day Was breaking when, the weary legislators trooped out of the Parliamentary Buildings yesterday morning. The hast 'two hours of the sitting saw several am- endments to the Lord’s Day Bill sub. mitted and voted down. ififiiifi 'Mr. Robert Nugent’s offer of $100 for the old east ward school and talc! ing it: away. was accepted. Miss Jackson has accepted the ap- pointment as jum'or teacher in east The resignation of Mr. Jas. Colliqgl from the Lindsay Collegiate Institute staff was accepted. The board ap- preciates his. valuable service during his connection with that school, and will giVe him a. testimonial. Secre- tary Spier was instructed to advertise for a teacher to fill the v.a.cancy Fiéharman’sflutm A, special meeting of the board of education was held at 3 o’clock on Monday afternoon, at which there were present, Chairman Stewart! and Messrs. J. D. Flavene, Jackson, Ed- wards, Staples, Anderson, McIntyre, Dr. White, Dr. Jefiers, and John Carew. EXCUR MYER’S HAY FORKS. MCCORMICK Special Meeting 'of Lindsay Board of Education ms WAWANâ€"WARDER, Just 1%; L906. Lord’s Day Bill Passed LE 1. .w. Bum sun ‘, Toronto This machine enables the farmer to hand]: his hay crop quickly, for hey can be tedded soon after it is cut and a considerable time can be saved in handling the crop and a. better quality of hay secured. (wad-4mm. ”HID-tam i . In accordance with the usually ac- cepted theory of modern scientific may the commission found that the earthquake was due to a slipping oi the earth’s crust along the line of an old fault or fissure that dates back to what is known as the quaternary geological period. They were able to trace the rift made for a distance of three hundred and seventy-five miles jby means of a welldeflncd cracking m the ground. This rift runs in al- most a straight line. in a south- casterly direction, passing beneath the ocean at Fort Rose. and emerge ing again eight miles further on. end then passing outside the Golden Gate. Along the line of the rift the ground shifted. both horizontally and vertically. the south-west side oi the rift having moved about ten foot to the north-west. and having: raised about four feet in' comparison with‘ the ground upon the other side. One peculiar result of this shitting is“ that probably the latitude and longim tude of all points within a distance of many. miles of the rift will have changed at least a, low feet. The commission says nothing as to the cause of. this,shi-iting n! the earth's crust, as that is a matter quv: bo- yun-l arw investigation. though it is probable that the majoritv of scient- ists would hold that the .gradual cooling and contraction of the earth’s surface is responsible. The questions are naturally asked, ;“’hat is the inference to- be drawn girom the investigations of the com- 1mission as to a. probability .. of the ‘Jecurrence of the calamity, and what can be done to minimize its disas- trt us consequences if it should come” Nothing is said in the report as to the probability of recurrence. It is lieved that the same locality ianst have suflered from earthquake sharks frequently even before historic. times. The possibility is that it may 30! suffer again, though on this . matter all is Uncertain inference. But the investigations show that something may be done to guard against the danger. It was found that where the disturbing waves, _consaquent, upon the slipping of .the earth’ 3 crust, through rock formation they were swift and short and comparat- ively harmless, but where they pmed through the alluvial deposits in the valleys or in the filled in land upon; which much at the city of San Frank: ciscor. stood they became slower and; much more destructive. Building As was gto be expected, the great- est violence of the earthquake was along the direct line of the :ift. but the area of serious destruction ex- tended for at léast‘ twenty-five miles on each side of it. Of szourse, all fences, roads, bridges. pipelines. etc., crossing the 'rift were disloqated‘, in one case the two ends of a broken road having slipped past each other about twenty feet. The first and great shock lasted only a. little over a minute, but there were several smaller shocks follownng: at irregular intervals, evidently due to the settling of the disturbed portions of the earth’s crust. . The great earthquake that de- stroyed the city 0! San Francisco 'and wrecked and ruined several of the outlying towns occurred at a. few minutes past rfive'ofcioex, on the morning of April 18 last. Within three days after the governor of the state of Caliiornia had appointei a commission of nine! Scientific iron, several of whom were from Leland Stanford University, situated within the state, to. investigate the extent and to ascertain as far-as possible ‘the causes of the great catastrophe. That commission began its work at once, and has laboured so assiduous- ly that they were able last week. to publish a very complete and carelu,y prepared ‘report giving the chief items of public interest touching their investigations. This prompti~ tude on the part of a commission is something quite new, and also someâ€" thing quite satisfactory, as it gives the public, as far as it can be given, the answer to the question that every one has,just been asking, and does not wait till time has allowed the interest to die down and‘disa- appear. We give the sulfitance of the commission’s report, condensed in part, from The Independent of last week. Causes of the Earthquake 2k I. Mr. Reid, 01' g Uxbridge. m yachting party noifiz last week i few days‘ fishingr ‘ ’6 v Messrs. Embworth «3nd Hill, 01 ronto, spent a :0le oi days 5! ”.120de ,lmgfigek;m‘ #61 Flux U. ”I! "WWW uvuuu‘, Esturion to Linda}. and was large- ly attended. There was some little delta; in starting. as it was dimcult to turn the large steamer in thé [ma-gent deep water, but the outing was, as usud, thoroughly enjoyed. . FEE, P. J CLANCY, Agents. fie erected upon the rock surlace, es- pecially if they were made with steel or well-jolnted Vlremes, stood the ,L a, Dfiv the gnaw of Kr and. M ntosh. Rose-dale- ‘ week. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lyflex wood Mr and Mrs H J 15111 Lindsay, and Mrs. (Dr) Gould” elon Falls, spent. a; day in Bus last week Mr. ’and Mrs. Jos. Welsh ansd ter Harry Welsh. mt Dani Mr. Thos. Anderson. of Hamilton, spent a. couple of days the guest‘ 0! Mrs. Jas. Dickson, Boe‘edale. last. their chi'ldren. Miss Robertson. Miss Sylvester. of Lindsay" lies Montgomery, of Bow- manvme, and Mr. P. Ferguson, 91 Lindsay, spent Saturday the guests of Mr. Wm. McArthur. . . Mr. F. J. Goodman. Miss Ruby Goodman and Master Fred Goodman of Toronto, are establashed at Sy- loam cottage, Rosedale. for them Mn. Wm. McCarty and Master Ber- tie and Mrs. Mchnhy's mocha- came lrom Hotspur last Thursday. Miss Bessie Me is home trom Cop- per cm! for the mid-summer vaca- tion. Miss Kidd. of Hamilton. is visiting- her sister, Mrs. F. A. McDiarmid5 Mr. J. E. Bennett, of Toronto. spent a. few days at the Falls last week fishing. _-.. Mrs. S. Hughes, of Lindsay. and Miss R. Hughes, came out to the Falls last week and opened their summer cottage at Cook' 3 Point._ Miss A. Ellis is home from Toronto junction 7 {gr the vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Cross and son, of Ba- chamr, N.Y., were. at the Brooks House .for nearly a week and had some good fishing. amOng other catches a ten pound ’lunge. Mr. A. vRobson. of the Watchma- Warder staff. Lindsay. spent Domin- ion Day at the_FaJls,_ Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Husband and son, and Mr. Geo. Bryans and son, have been guests at. Hotel Ka- wartha. for the past week. , Miss Dolly Robsinon, Miss G. Gra- ham, and Master Laddie Cassells, spent a day at Rosedale last week. Mrs. Wm. Scott came out from Toronto last week to spend the sum- mer at her cottage on CameronJake. Mars. Walter and Blake React, Miss Fanny Reeso1',.of Lindsay, Miss Frances Morgan, of Markham. and Miss Edna L. Miller, of Orillia. were at Hotel Kawartha, last wear. Mrs. Van Loon, of Toronto, spent Miss -D. Dickson, obRosedale, spent last Wednesday at. the Falls. Kr. and Mrs. J. J. Foy, of Toron- to, are at the Brooks House with gird Mr. Arden 'n‘olu. o! Bollovulo. were the sue-ta a! Mr. and Mn. P. Rogers over Dominion DAY; Miss ”Violet Prwcott, of Toronto, spent Dominion Day at $119 Falls, . Mrs. Jon. Robson. and Min Bor- lund. of Milwaukee. are visiting their Month in town. was Stella and Mr. Roy Burgu- legt last week fog?!inglpog_._ Mr. grad In. Geo. Jéwill tad {am- uy. o! Brucobngghuad HgI._ 331}. The Missal Bowman, 0! Bobcny- goon. m the guests 0! Hrs. Juno- Dickson. Rosedul‘e. Mr. and Mrs. S. Morrison. of Lind- say, were the guests of 1111me- tain lust week. of Torontq, were the guests of Mrs. J as. Heard over Dominion Day. Mr. Geo. Raleton returned to his home In Hamilton last week {or the vacation. Mr. S. Culp, of Winnipeg, was the guest of his uncle. Mr. Wm. McAr- thur for a. few days last week. Mm. A. Boyce, A. Nevison, G. Calder. of Toronto; C. Deyman. of Guelph, and L. Deyman, of Peter- boro, were at the Fall: for Dominion Rev. Wm. Farncombe, of Toronto, spent last week at._ Hotel Kawnrtha. Miss Alice Nie is home from Toron- to for the vacation. The earthquake shock so destruc- tive in San Mcisco, Santa. Rom. San Jose. etc., traveled round the whole world, and wherever scismo- graph instruments existed a record of ithe disturbance in the surface of the ‘earth at that locality was recorded. Vibrations produced in California travelled round the world, and must have been propagated both around and through the earth. The carelul and patient study and comparison of these records may possibly throw same light upon that still unsolved problem of ' the constitution of the earth’s interior.â€"Christian Guardian. | erected upon the rock surface, es- pecially it they were made with steel or well-jointed frames, stood the shock 'with but little damage. few days with her parents last filmy FALLS V M}. Walton and son Carl. of To- ropto. «were visiting old friendS'at Illr. Arch. Wilson is home from Toâ€" ronto for a short vacation: The many friends of Mr. and 1111:. G130. Martin sympathize deeply with them in the illness of their eldest dapghterer-s. J. W. Bryans. The writer of this column extends the deppest sympathy and hopes that be- fore these lines axe in print that. 3 things for the batta- will have tak- the Falls ”503.11“ Va my ‘HWV'D -._- ..77 try needs to have Jeflersbnian demo- aacy applied to all the departments of the gOVemment, state and nation- al. and I am content to help to make application. Yours truly, (Signed) W. J. Bryan. W m‘GIppOuflook Ir. Owen Carlin. Lindsay, am: "I never saw heavier crops in this district than at the present time. 'I‘hestrawisheavy.andtheherryis filling out in a way to make every farmer's heart gldi. The spring weather was just right for planting. then came copious rains. and now all we want is dry weather to ripen the cram Bay will he an immensecrop.” appearance. He has also replaced his old counters by handsome glass ones with white oak frames and bronze feet. The change adds greatly to the appearance 0! the store and gives Mr. Northey much more room. The many friends of Mr. A. no Kmdry were pleased to see him back at his old place in St. Andrew's choir on Sunday. Owing to the tremendous heavy rain about half past two on Sunday there was no Sunday school held in either Presbyterian or‘ Methodist Sunday schools. Mr. Fletcher Kitchen, or Verulam, lo‘it six head at cattle by lightning d 111a storm on Sunday. . Henry Puley returned 1mm .the N orthwest last week. 1". Am}. Wilma in hnmn 1mm Tn- Mr. W. Nor-they. who is one of the most prograsive business men in Fenelon FaIIS, has placed a new electric lighting outfit in his store and rataumt. The many frosted electric bulbs add greatly to the beauty of both store and ice cream parlors. giving; them quite a. city Baptiat church.’ w« are nut yet aware whether be secured the con- tract. or it it be yet given to any contractor. The how 01 the late Mr. Henry Fell. who died "recently at High River, Alberta. was brought to the Falls last Wednesday. and the tuner- al took place from the home oi hi! father, 10'. Wm. Fell. in Semen-ville. on Thursday. It was largely at- tended, several driving out from the Falls. The deceased young man was very highly esteemed by his many Maui. and a sudden death was a great ehock them all. "I have been watching political de- deveiopmenta and have noted with gratification the vindication oi Demo- cratic principlea You have correct- ly stated my petition. An I wrote to Coimore. I mu do nothing to It.» cure another nomination and do not want one. unless the conditions seem to danandit. I mayadd that len- joy the freedom oi private life and lee! that I can do aomething without holding any oilioe. "There are however. certain reiorma which I would Vef'y much like to ace accomplished and to assist in the ac- oomplishment oi theae relonne I am A- L---..- a..- ‘Aflu nag-a“- Mr. G90. Jordan. m’ Lindsav. ‘ is visiting his parents, gt the Falls this weak. It. Mot. Ichod. nr i‘urunm. w" M. the Fall. In! wool: mbmflung puns lor the oroctiw (If the new mum church.’ W0 are nut yet ammo whether he neuron tho cou- tuut. or t! it. bi. yet given to gay contmtor. About mtg of the Inca! Omngm stunned divine mice in the Metho- am. church on tut Sum owning Old Named to a mull lném‘tiunfl 3nd instructive mh'row from Rev. H. 3. Kenny. pastor of the church. Mlu llu Hard went up to To!- onto an Suturdny to spend ‘ tow any- with friends In the city. their any in this vilhgu. Mr. Rob- inson left {or his new dam on 'I‘uelduy 0! lat week. Mrs. Robin- son and her young fumib' are mu hem. user of the Fendon Fells branch 01 the Bank of British North America. was moved last week to the mn- egement of the Kingston branch 0! the some bank. While rejoicing in his promotion his many warm friends how deeply regret at: deputum. a he end his family haVe been most highly esteemed end respected dug-lug About. half a dozen friends from Fenelon Falls drove out to Bull Point on Tuesday afternoon of last week to spend the evening at the camp of Mrs. Thos. Sadler, jr.. 0! Lindsay. Mr. R. A.-Robinson. recently mn- r forty 3006 M M "W! animate, new-1y two hundred PM 9! tab. 1. Km. ndshugey. of’Lilday. m camped g; Rosednhe. where they will ram-an some limo. They moon: About hall the population of Pen- elon Falls is in Lindsay to-day (Thursday) celebrating the "Glorious Twclth." success . -Mesars. F. C. Taylor and All. Tiers have leased the Church Factory and are starting a sash. door, plan- ing and general repair (actor-y. where they will also manufacture washing machines, wheel barrows, churns, etc. They are putting in a new matcher of the very latest descrip- tion and expect soon to work up a, Don't. target the Union S. 8. ex- cumion 0! P0171495 and Zion to Bob- caygeoz: and Boyd's Island on Thurs- day, July 19th. SUPPORT Hrs. J. B. Brwdon. mas Fanny Brandon. mas Hattie Robertson (of Pena-hora), and Mr. ll. '1‘. Ichch- g-n. drove ova‘ from Fendou Falls. The gardea party given by the India of the Baptist. church on Tues» day evening 0! last week. was not. 9.3 Jug-em utended as usual. owing mrmeyayygcday: It. wasgmost mamas hair. and the pm unsuited to over forty dollars. The annual moonlight of the E. L. on). E. at the Hethodist chhrchtook glam 70' last: Wegmwday gvenlng, per Tip picnic by the Preabytea'iux chuhich of Glmrm on Ionduy, July 2nd. was very W." attended. about two thousotnd being present. m Wm. Burgoyne 1; Son treated their employees to a an on the m pa- Kawnrtha on Dominwn ;. ’ We? m” 0‘ 115M. ' FRANfiW‘ 13453. wgfup to W: on um- yum New.“ tho 2am: [me mm- “Tyke." ‘0, . m; cm list. we“, WW'“: “5:292: good last... I. Gouit. _G. Count. 11. 6mm}; atm'wwm‘comn-u ,1: here Tiny, 3.110%. M C. “cola, a: about. an 20th Tor 00“” we" ‘t the M“ Home A i’ery hwkloctflc storm pm for u. night hem" going “9 ‘0 "I“ over here on [Pg-id” 29:11. Mr. um. vmg," We. when they had ‘ mil-pay. bun' V‘s strum: 1nd tow {days :0“ “WW main with m mutantsâ€"mm had A!" 0"m mailbag 0‘ the Ki” 0! utile. t mp. a large (mail-w of Ed'!“ Club went up to Rosedde fowl, .180 3 thrashing mum-w. Thus WWW" “"“W W Knur- is the third burn burned, and all on an; and spent a most Pleasant ev- u... mm non-d mm .4 m.“ trade. We wish them every London. July . 8.â€"-'I‘he Railxvay Times (It-duets g scieiltific cause for the railway accident at ‘Salishury. It says that the curve where. the train lelt the truck had a radius of only 500 feet and that the outer rail was elevated only 3} inches. "It is c {act can. of scientific deâ€" monmfion," says the Times, "that a. speed at thingy miles is thefitmost that m under the condiâ€" tion; 8:128; in fact. was the big!» est ‘ t sped~ md think that my candidacy will give the best ”ammo o! victory. If some one eke scans more uvailnble, I shall be even better pleased. "I need not assure you that I am- which I would Vefy much like to no. accomplished and to assist in the mo- compushment of these reform: I am willing to become the guts: candiâ€" W. n_,- more interested in swag our princi- ples triumphant tint I an: in the personnel of the ticket. The coun- try needs to have Jeflersbnien demo- cruzy applied to all the departments of the government. state and nation- :1. andI em content to help to make this application. Yours truly, (Signed) W. J. Bryan. Wuhincton. July 7.â€"Former Univ ed State- Sen-tor J. K. Jones. 0! Arkuuu. who run charm o! the Dancer-Ma anon-.1 oonvanuon when Kr. .Bryon nude hi: umpdgn for pmldmcy in 1896 and 1900 bu received . lettu- tram Hr. Bryn. in which he announces am he will no- cept 0! nomination to: pro-Mont {or “third time I! it a mum to him. The letter, which in duod June 18. at Stockholm. (allows: ganjmin, U. when {he time {or nomination arrives, the advocates of rdorm are in control of Atrhe pug: the agricultural lociety to get the date set for the {all (air. Mr. George 'h‘dn is visiting friends :t Toronto. Bolton. Pulp-we. etc. Mr. and In. Fred Byun. o! Orono. m mum; at ‘1'. A. Y. Hopkins'. .n approprhte sermon was preached by ReV. A. C. Cummer. ' It in pig! tinge {or ghe directqrs ot Mr. A. Y. Hopkins is still limping around with lmnbago. His many iriends hope for his quick repgvery.» Hr. 0.1131! and family paid a vis- it to friends in Peter-hero last week. The Orangemen attended service in St. Jamar. church last Sunday when The little son of Mr. D. McKenzie, of the Nrotlurn Hotel. is laid up with 1; severe attack of inflamma- tion of the stomach. Hr. Fred Deto- men's little child ls also very ill. ; The many friends of Mr. Fred Sce- phenson will boson'ytoheu' that heisnotexpectedtoreoom... he issuflering from .eencer. The doc- tora at the Rose hoeplte:. Lindsey. tors at the Rose hospital. Lindsey. say recovery is extremely doubtful. lire. Stephen: is also in Lindsey staying with her ulster, Mrs. Bert AUSE 0F SALISBURY DISAS‘ school took a. very plenum. trip on July 4th thropg'h Clear and ‘Stoney lake and visited Ht. Julian” Juniper Island and other points 01 interest. lugs Bier has Mamet! home for the holidQs. and Woodvflle. Hrs. W. 3.0m. Lindsay. and Hrs. Dr. Waltz. of Toronto. hue been visiting an Many, Powwow and Stony Luce. Kiss Mania is visiting in Lindsay !rom Toronto lust weak and spent g few days with his mother and sis- J. Y. nun. who has been transferred from an Loader: conforâ€" Ilr. Wm. T. m m up in Torâ€" onto Jun weak to meet his brother, enoe to the Boxing N.W.‘l‘..con1ercucc. the Rev. tho m m wide of thirty yous. two hy lightning «ml one In “clout. In. Julia Latin. ubo has been visitihg hor daughter in British Col- umbia. {or flag put threo months returned Lat weak and has again uken up her M in Franklin. We all welcome her back again. Conditions upon which Bryan would Aooopt mmxmmwv ERS KINMOIZNT. BE’I‘HANY . Sunday molew‘l canal contemplated originâ€" ally. After passing through the Clâ€" lebra cut to Pedro Miguel, the vesâ€" 9915 will begin their descent bv means of s lock having s 30'foot lift and will then steam throw another .‘xe formed by a dam erected in the \al- lay a! the Rio Grande A double flight of two locks -will drop the ships to Pmmsflsy. According to the President recounnendacions. the cans] will he s minimum demh of 45 feet. Will be finished in nine years sud will cost 8140 000000 We have M hsd occasion to common: on the economy and quit-l:- was of construction with w'b rm built on 1h: high 1 ”$9101,me Chief among k” W to he enumerated ief‘ Won of s forty-mile ' 7‘ iowidth faom 1130 to; :Tttgo- pest artificial [plies thirty sinks of ,’ 4 ‘ dun at an altitude of 85 feet. Through this great mificul lake. and throng-b the waters that will spread from it back through the Chagres Vaney, vessels my steam unrestrictedly at a speed which they could never possibly attain in the phe permanence of the canal rests. To .this dam a soc-toot channel WiT-J lead from the Atlantic. Three locks managed in a double night. will lift thips from the set leVel to the huge sheet of water impounded by the the dispute has been settled, the re- oommondctions o! the President. and Chief Fmgineer Stevens will no doubt be carried out. According to these recommendations a, gigantic dam is to be erected at Gatun, measuring 7.700 feet in length and 131 feet in height. which dam is to be composed of no less .than 21,200,000 cubic yards 0! material. and upon whicn sea-level canal and five in MW: of a lock canal. Of the six members of the Canal Commission, live were in hum: of a lock. and only one m favor o! a. seaâ€"level waterway. Now that “to ”W and by all Americans who have a ban a. woody termina- tion 0! an was! that means: much to the mic advnncc-mom o! the country. 11» M conflict" which have been waged by the mdvo~ at“ o! lea-ml tad lock canals. cm! which has mulwd in a delay hath irkgome and perplexing !o the engineers 1t Panama. is now happily ended. and tint project has been I8" hand which, in the opinion of those most competent to judge, will most statutorily fill the immediate need 0! an Isthmiw waterway. Thanks be the arguments which ION. ban «1va by the Pro-Mont. the Secretary of Wu. and tho Chic! ot‘tbo PM Canal. the 8m“ bu voud tor a lock cum! mu tbc hauntâ€"g legiuhuvo do- cum wbdcb will probably be we!- oomod by autism who have boon outrun with an building at “‘0;th thirteen members of the Jno tern-Mona! Board 0! Consulting En- gineers. eightmpoytfd i_n favor of a fie cloned his uddreu by admonish- tng the member- to stand by their principles and Mt nun-t. error, am not 1n the use 0! conic measures that m a walnut» to nay cause. rule as the gmtaat Protestant in Neutral. and being asked why, re- plied that he could so through. ten Papiata and whip than all. Mr. Phalpa remarked c "’I‘hlc in u kind of Proteatmtism as [also a hell I" A Look Gum for Panama. The crown princess Frederick Wil- mm of German: ‘gave birth to a We on J_,fly 4. apt! there is great 'EKPERGR W A GRANDFA‘ April in an increase of 10,067 over the cane period 0! 1905, and mineraase 0120.11.30Ver1904 Thefigvresby months for ,thehsttwoyeamarc «- v 1905 1906 January ................. Figures secured from the Immigra‘ tion mt unwed that'for the all months ending- June 30th, 28,156 mud, mum have come under the supervision of the department’s cheats at Toronto Station This tiers at Watchuaett fin- , mats and San Leandro in ' 0mm justi- fies the construction which the Pres- ident and his advisory enginecrs have advocated. To the engineer it must be grati- fyixfg that his professional opinion triumphed over the sentimental cla- nor for c sea-level canal that could be completed only at m enormous cost an! a. chafing delayâ€"Scientific American . ecutors, Robert E. Stinson and lam Mchtmâ€"27-8. which they have then notice. and shall not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any per-Boa of whose claim such exe- cutors have not notice at the disâ€" tribution thereof. Dated at Lindsay this fourth day of July Ad)" 1906. LEIGH B. KNIGHT, Solicitor: for the exâ€" 1906. to send by pout pre- paid to Leigh R. Knight, of the Town 0! Lind-‘3'. aoliccor Ior the ex- contort o! the said Christopher Joâ€" aqah Bailey, deceaget}, their Christin? ocriptions, the full particulars of their ddms and the nature of the security, i! any, held by them. The and «newton shall dter the said twenty-eighth day of J uly next be at. liberty to diaribute the assets or the said deceased, or any part thereof among the'parties entitled thereto, having roan! only to tbe‘gzlaima of ‘ Put-amt to the Bevin-ed summ- of Ontario Cu). 120. the creditors of Christopher Jouph Bailey, hm of the Town of Lindsay 1n the County of Victoru. what. am, who died on or about the twenty-tom any of VJineinOO. m on or before the twenty-eighth day of July _ nest. NOTICE to CREDITORS “no: hunt am no» uPDNVM moan. Sputum: WWW “a .11 M at tho but. Househo- o! m hunt 211.com “I” 0“ ”‘9“ outâ€"LINDSAY BROB LIVER“ J. N. Johnston Graduate of the Ontario Veter- . {nary C o l 1 age. ‘ All din-nu» of Bone- and out). VHERIIARY . nocuoonnm cognac-IO. inm'nxii is the first grandson o . u"... .n-».......-. British [migrants 5,211 5,.711 â€" 541- 963 392 W5 1-