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FIRE AT PETERBORO. Itmrmnored aromdtown to- day mtthennohrgobnildfilgom edbythchnttgmqnaltf NEW ZEALAXDER DEFEATED ERN EST BARRY. Capetown. Aug. 18.â€"Rich. Amst. a New Zealander. today established his title to the world's sculling championship by defeating finest Barrie. in a 3} mile race on the ambesi river. 19. 00¢. FOR SALE. â€" GOOD FALL WHEAT seed. Apply to J. L. Calvert. Reaboro. Ont. ' I Pianos, Organs and 1’ Sewing Machines Special In addition to our complete stock of high-grade new goods, we have just now some splendid vahlcs in second-hand organs and sewing machines to clear out for lack of space to carry. One Imlies' bicycle new, very cheap. WM. WARREN me Baker lumber (0., limiteu Coal and Wood rofizfiama DAY] William-st, Opp. St. Andrew's Church P. O. Box ‘217 Lumber, Shingles, Etc Cement and Sash Factory Goods FEDERAL BUSINESS COLLEGE LIN DSAY. - ONT. 1 Our instruction is individual. 3Our systems are equal to the best. Our aim is to qualify young women and men in the shortest possible time to fill ofiice positions. Our students get good situations. Terms to suit 'purchaser. Shorthmd. Typewriting. Book- keeping. Arithmetic, Writing, Spelling etc. ' PAGE TWO hardyood, {good and dry. Convenientzto roadi- Will‘~ be sold reasonable. g Apply to J05. McGAflEY 0!! J08 HICKSON, Mt. floreb DRY W000 FOR SALE Monday, September 5th FOURTEEN CALLS Large quantity of four foot ,xed wood. 8150.122 inch. ARNST WON PHONE 77 canght'man‘d's Expressmn and ‘v‘mrléa about. Then he. too. saw the owner or .the Advance and his wife draw near. The triumphant air with which the wife and mother sailed along by his side boded no good to Brand and his story. “Wheeler,” he said kindly, “I‘ve been notified about this story. and I think Nolan paused in front or the form without looking at the contents at first. Novelized from Snug Wm; Glut Hay - The managing editor gazed approv- ingly at the appearance of the page of type and the cut in the form as It lay exposed on one of the stones under a shaded electric light. He looked up to congratulate McHenry on the man- ner in which he had completed the makeup of the page when his jaw sud- denly fell. His eyes took on an amazed sane. He was looking straight over the night editor‘s shoulder. McHenry .“There is your first page. Brand.” he was saying. “and it sends Bartelmy to state prison." McHenry was speaking when they entered. told in 600 words.” I has since said so from the depths or 1 his soulâ€"the shock that went through Q him when he saw Nolan. accompanied ‘ by his wife. making their way toward him on that memorable night. "Rancmbcr thestoryo' thou-sanctum: TH E FOURTH ESTATE Wheeler Brand will never forgetâ€"ho PAID IN FULL FREDERICK R. TOOMBS Winn" Novelized by cot-mam. nos, 31' a. 2. human 00. “No. no!“ he exclaimed to Nolan. ”1° «vu- would fail me again. I have} -q The lawyer took himself at. Brand saw the danger of delay. Ho doubted If any man would be able to mmny withstand the pressure that Bartelmy and Nolan’s family would be able to bring to bear on the owner In another twenUâ€"tonr hours. muttered. and. gathering up her costly skirts. she tripped daintny across the paper strewn floor, out into the hall and down to her carriage. Nolan dropped his head in thought when his wife had finished her tirade. He paced up and down nervously. He looked at the clock. then at the form with its accusing contents. then at Brand. then at his wife. “I'll go and telephone Judge Ban- telmy." put in anuy. “He’ll be an:- THE WATCHMAN-WARDER. LINDSAY, DNTARIO. teal flndlcfiveness 0: Wheeler Brand against her father. Yet she was a true woman. and she could not, in spite ot her loyalty to her parent. avoid feeling a touch of pride at his strength of character. his determina- tion, at the sacrifices he had made. to accomplish what he believed, even it foolishly, to be his duty. ‘They don't need me.” she finally “Michael.” cried Mrs. Nolan at the top of her voice, which rose sharply over the din of the typesetting ma- chines, “are you going to stand for this? Mr. Brand acts as if he owned the Advance and treats you as if you were the office boy. He thinks he’s a great reformer and knows it all. We other people have a right to our opin- ions. too. and I don't see why you and your family should be made to suffer on account of him as we have had to ever since you took him up." Judith Bartelmy heard the stormy scene. lived a part of it herself hud- tiled in the managing editor's omce. She felt that Nolan would not let the story he used“ from what she had heard. and she could not suppress a pang of pain that pierced her heart at wlnt she believed to he the fanat- it best that I read it carefully myself. analyze it and learn all the circum- stances under which it was procured : before I allow it to go no prose. That ’ is a task which cannot be done In the I short time that remains before press “Yes, quite right. We do go to press very soon.” cried Brand confidently. “and I know Michael Nolan is the man who will order it done.” “Mr. Nolan." cried Dupuy, “we haven‘t a minute to lose! Ihey are almost ready to go to press.” He look- ed intently at the newspaper oWner. Ed anuy burst excitedly ln upon them. and as the typesetters were be- ginning to become distracted trom their work owing to the unusual situa- tion Brand began to fear that this new intruder would prove the final demor- alizer of the entire night shift. “There. there. mother: you keep out of this." said Nolan kindly, yet firmly. “I'm trying to do the best 1 can for you. It’s because of you that I‘m here now. But you see”- “Now. now. Michael. that’s.not your usual way to explaln things to one or your employees. Order ’hlm to de- stroy all this miserable stuff about the Judge at once. Don't hesitate like this. Think what it means to me. to the children. to us.” she pleaded. Mrs. Nolan clutched at the ex-mlner’s arm and cried shrilly: time, so we had best let it go over and] tomorrowâ€"delay it one day. That won‘t hurt the story any.” Milburn’a Heart and Nerve Pills are 50¢ per box, or 3 boxes for 81.25, at all dealers or will be mailed direct on receipt of price b The T. Milbum Co., Limited, Tomato. t. ‘ There is only one cure and that ii WMTAHDNBRVIPILLS. Mn. J. E. Nixon, River-view, ., writazâ€"“Two years ago I_ sufiered with rind ‘ around my heart. Attimel it we (1 almost stop beatin and then, s sharp knife-like pain we d seem to a» through it. As I had heard Milbnrn’s ear: and Nerve Pills were a d remedy for the heart, I sent an got two boxes of them, and when I had only used a box and a half I was entirely free from pain.” Thousands of . pie go .M that daflrworkonthepfgrgeofdathandyet don t know it. . Every once in a. while a pain will seem to shoot h the heart but little :ttention is pai to it at the time, and it is only when a violent shogk comes that the weakness of the heart 18 apparent. SHARP KNIFE-LIKE PAIRS Would Go Through Hun film? “Wheeler. my boy." he said. “I have learned much from you I have needed contact with such a man as you. I have led a rough life for most of my career. When I rose to be chairman of the Street Railway Workers‘ union 1 did so simply through my rugged- ness of character. my ability to master men. Then I was driven out late the world. an outcast. and. became a day laborer in the mines. When the day came that I owned myown mlneit mega!!! acaseot light. my». FIGHT. Michael Nolan’s face shone with the light of determination. “Mr. Nolan." hegm Brand. “yon have heard the whole story or this miserable an'alr. both sides of “â€"80- telmy’s and my own. from our own lips. Whatever defense or explanation Bartelmy gave you I don' t know. But. so far as I am concerned. I told you the facts and the truth. You must know that by this time. You must be- lieve it. Therefore why do you or how in heaven's name can you hed- tate?‘ Before Brand could give an answer to this last question. even 11 be bad in- tended to do so, Nolan broke In on the a man‘s first dun under all circum- stances “Why. man." he exclaimed question- ingly. “you’re surely not going to run this story?” but um: it would u well injure ml reputation in other, newspaper omca. where obedience to one’a superior. as in any well regulated organization. 18 “I am still managing editor." .McEenry now realized plainly that the intensely earnest Brand had decid- ed to run the story that very night re- gardless of Nolan's attitude. it would be an easy matter. as Nolan. of course. would not remain at the olhce much longer. And McHenry well knew that such an act would not only bring about Brand‘s discharge tron the Advance. “Yes. but." he began to protestâ€" Oobut'l_ Brand cut him short. saying agitat- edly: “What?" was the surprised exclama- tion. “1 said go home!" Brand's face was beginning to twitch nervously. He stood in the middle of the composing room. under the flood- ing white glare from a sixty-tour can- die power electric light. and clinched and unclinched his hands. not daring to look McHenry squarely in the face The night editor began to guess what was passing through Brand's mind. "You go home!" Brand suddenly 0b dered McBeury. “That‘s the best first page ever made up tn America," said Mcflenry. with justifiable professional pljide. ' Brand was Inconsolahle. “I've been working ten years for Just this thing." he said. “something so plain that even children would see what the big thieves are doing." Mrs. Nolan m on the point of be coming hysterical in her agitation. “Michael. Michael“- she hemm- “There. mother. you go home with Sylvester. Be‘s waiting outside to.- you. After all. this is a man's jnh we‘ve got here. i am the head of .th family. and i will settle this matte: in my own way." he said stvrmy “You must not attempt further to in tertere.“ He led her out or the room. Brand spoke to McHenry “Did you hear. Mac?" he asked. “He won‘t decide to run it." “It's tough. old mau--it's tough!" “This is such a tire thing i don't see how i can kill it.‘ the managing editor said. rubbing his hand over the face or the form. and around the ink black tom and continued his Inge-loud words: “You 1:130lean to he nheolnwy nnmnzzlod here. You were a free man. Poverty contdn‘l frighten you. and you had seen both sides of life. You promised to heck me up. no matter what It cost. 80 low! as we printed the truth. but at the first big test you fail me.” jndge to Issue on even If he would notdnre to do it himself. And there another step- he might take.” His voice rooe higher. and be worked himself into a frenzy of earnestness. He stood before the little group gath- 1w A pleasant surprise was in store for Mr. Bert Bicldord when he at- tended the weekly choir practice of the Queen-st. Methodist church last evening. Mr. Bicldord, who is at present employed in Roadmaster Heel’s office at the G.'I‘..R station, is about to leave {or Saskatoon, where he has accepted a good posi- tion with the C. N. R. as telegraph operator., and the members of the choir and the Young Men's Bible Class took the opportunity last ex- ening oi presenting him with an ex- cellent copy of the Methodist hymn and tune book. 1 Mr. Bickford will be greatly miss- ed in the Queen-3t. Methodist church, where he has been an active member and a very valuable member 0! the choir. Being the possessor of a sweet tenor voice he was a good help to the various services. and in the Sunday school he acted as the lead- er of the Sundav 8611001 choir. which organization greatly improved after he assumed control. It is understood that Mr. Bickford will leave for his new hpme in Sas- katoon next Tuesday. Assisted. when W, by Cuti- cmaOintmcnt. These pure. 95"ect and. gentle emollients present. punfyand bumity t_h¢ skin. snip. I._2â€" -â€"“ ‘ . REMEMBERED. “No. no: don't send It! Walt. wait!" She threw herself over the inky tarnfl her arm: outstretched. Brand tried to draw her away. “Judith. please!" he protected. “Wheeler. you're not going that picture?” she pleadeg. .“Take the form away." again onlee-' ed Brand. his voice almost mum; epoch, Vmaking and epoch I511 night Defoe the startled Dish: of the Advance. _El'he girl's face and eyes were aglow with the eu'ecu or the nervous and under which she labored on (had KEEP 3135213 SKIN CLEAR mthezflmrmw'dmd the flowing train of he: cut 8°"- Brand rubbed the back or his and By the Constant Use of meyaumhtheym can have”-â€" She m by" Mac. 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Corner Drug Store [am St. - - LmdSay ‘ ALEâ€"LOT 17. 905 ---M . ~ containing 140 acres, ”“1 . 130 acres cleared, bal- the premises a, frame . with stonework and '9 “(I General - mama; hav shed 25 ll- .1' n . 25c Per Box . Shepherd’g .19“ 11mm.“ 33! FOR SALEâ€"Township of M 3 miles trom Sunder-land, ’ 85 acres cleared. 15 bush and pasture land, soil water, good '41, on the premises ,for particu- ~...|u to Box 222, Uzbridge. Im FOR SALE.â€"Township of Eden, 3 miles from Lorncville, Out ht]! lot 7, con. 4. 100 act-w, 80 M. balance under pasture '9”- City loam, good house and M £180 good well on premises. Mr of a, mile from church. 1“le to J. H. McEaChern. Lorne- on SALE. â€"- AN UP-TO-DATE bgke shop in the town of Lindsay. mutppd with Wilson bread mixer, operated bv electricity. Has driv- m‘ shed and stable attached. A Win it taken at once. For W particulars apply to T. H. Gutfin, 7391â€"315” Lindsay. m! 'ANTED. â€"TO I E ARN DRY M business. State age and gdnool wanting. â€"â€"E. E. W. Mc- 26 hemlock. W- 0 c wood and balsam cwunP- ~ A J _._-A Lurch: loam and some ugm. Plat: 01 goon spring water at man (at. depth. There are two "v0 fire-m:- rming through mp. Alan 100 acres, more or 13., M-‘IK S. h 101: 21. con. 1. 80 on" ale-M. and balance in hesvy oak cud pine. Both tu-ms no lo- aned cue and one-hall mile- from AI. . _ 6â€"1. church uni store. uni-‘00 kind. - Bea-on 101’ ”u' h‘, a: much. Inspection mviud. of (mu; trees planted w“ W m. Pious”!!! PM” this an. Apply to G°°'8° 1" Thom. W, ROBE-R WANTEDâ€"QUALIFIED W {or 8.8. No. 16, Mariposa, duties to commence on Sept. 19. But. qualifications and experience. Salary “75. Small school. Ap- Dlv to Frank Wickett, secretary, ply to Frank Gambmy, Ont. W, m FOR SALEâ€"ONE AND one-lad! miles from Cannington. m part lot 1, con. 13, Mari- DOII. 76 acres more or less, about ” under cultivation. Farm has m ham rented. .Good build- neVer ”‘V‘ vvâ€" _v__ h”. atone foundation under barn. lever-Idling well, live stream wa- tar through farm. afiording excel- lm «wing facilities. Tele- Me connection with Cannington. Woodville, mum, Oakwood and country. Ploughing pos- wn this fall. Apply to‘ Jas.‘ m1. 812. on premxsw. Post ‘ , ‘Canningbon, Box 70. half of lot 13 and of lot t14 in the first con- Ops, containing 200 acrw, cleared. minder pasture has! and wood. Good house and W pelt of never failing Won-chard Land is in W ”to o! cultivation and con- "U in max; well suited for mm. The undersigned a1- $.03 SAIEâ€"BEIBU U vum- é‘Eog ”a. and Mrs L . M a” game lmtll k 951910. at [our 02“- «$6, “I to OS. "flank; Lake. The 101‘ 17 . CON. 1,â€"BEIN G ;, 1910. two The Jud Lear Scri “I HON “ That IS SOHIU“ u ians, ” remarked Hus iBarron to a reporwr The reporter \- ‘about the SI rik but Was just. questio in regard to from the scriptures llis Honor J udge Ba ford, formerly of Lind who is very much in at the present. He is is endeavoring to hri amicable settlement 1 romo Street Railway its employes. It has Barron who has been troubled waters a smooth over the dim: the two factions. Of late Judge Burro en to quoting passage and the other day for the manager of the '1‘ Railway Company, M iming, he quoted the f( Lease: “ Better is a d [quietness therewith full of sacrifices with To a reporter in 'l‘nr the judge quoted a namely : “ In the mulrt‘l The Great flheul there rwanteth not 51 refraineith his lips is “ That is some“ “ For many years I very dish-using and _pre remcdm and physicians and I was becoming cn'pple frog: the disease. from the scripturvs When Judge Barr to pour oil upon it handed om a \o-r one R. J. Fleming, mittingr his first 01 of scripture. It is tice of the judge's ~ father. - 'I tried “ Fruit-a-tiw honestly believe it is the A local barrisu Lindsay which 1%: conducting as cr< matter of twenty prisoner had hoot Such a statement con too much of his good nan ” Fruit-a-tives ” after all of Rheumatism. In the that sufierers in all parts actually does cure Rheun part. Wedid notknow t‘ the above letter.” r hgtold more than hi counsel attempbed to as “ mere froth." “ Nay, your Lordsh W n is acaselikeMr.fi in arresting and curing that “Fruit-a-tiveqf’_w1!11 Barron my honorable friend fulness of the I speakethf " â€"7 “Fmit-c-tim” is t is the greatwt Rheum! 50¢. a box. 6 for postpaid, on receipt of “ Splendid lessons, to I can remember them. If Judge Barron sucl an amicable settlemeu to street railway dim eflort of this sortâ€"hi; ure frequently in fun bOard findings. 1 0‘13 0111143.! liCh Barnst as crown l twenty .V‘C'ai ld been too me than hi1 mated to would m