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yy BO ina bas oh Boa thine Ma SRE a cold St, B- Sc B aob 155 3 T ARAAR wh 5 f," JANUARY 15. tl. Wellesley Dormitory, where She Worked i LEAGUE CONVENTION, Brockville District Meeting Held i at Athens. Taylor. ARE ON THE TOP. Flood. Tide of « Canadian Pros- perity. Ottawa, Jan. 15.~The farmers of Canada have had a splendid year ac- cording to figures quoted in a govern- ment pamphlet issued to-day. The country's mines have produced metals coal as never before and ihe out- put of the products of the forest and of the sew is greater than during any Previous year. 'The production .of wheat and other grains has been the heaviest in the history of the coun- try. The wheat erop shows an in- crease of about thirty per cent. for the larger part of which Western Can- ada is responsible. Last year's west- ern crop was in the neighborhood of eighty-five million bushels, while for present year it will run to over ninety million bushels. = The report states that ome of the most satisfae- tory features of Canadian = trade is that of foreign business which is doubling itself each year. The report of Winds up as follows : i : "Canada's prosperity is largely duc to the rapid growth of the country, the Jentichment The major portion of: these have tak. en up land in the west and are now A TURBULENT SCENE And Then The Principals Embrace Each Other. Washingfon,Jan. 15.--The house Was the scene' of a personal : anarrel be- tween Representative Gaines (Tenn.), and Representative Mghon (Pa.), growine out of Gaines' bill to ¢ 'dock members for chronic absenteeism. He made the charge that Mahon was absent from the floor nmety-five per cent. of the time. Mahon, as soon as he could be recognized, stated that any man who mgde that statement was speaking an untruth. Gaines rushed down the gisle toward Mahon and was grabled in front of the spoaker's desk by Mr. James, of Kentucky, and others, who pulled him back into his scat. Everything was in confusion, the chairman pounding his gavel 80. hard that the head flew off onto the floor. With Gaines back in his seat, the Pennsylvanian continued his speech explanation. Cn its conclusion several other members spoke about "docking" pay. While these remarks Were in progress the friends of Gaines and Mahon brought about 4 recon- ciligtion. Mphon rose to a duestion of personal privilege and stated that he did not impugn the motive which prompted Mr. Gaines to utter what was gn untruth about his absence fronw: the house, but his informant was incorrect. He had no desire to offenel the gentleman from Tennessee, whom he classes among his friends. helpi : | Gaines, showing deep feeling, said the country -saye: "The one failure, that "of the Ontario '| Bank, was the result of bad manage- ment and not of several cemditions. The scarcity - of labor has had some J effect "an the work of railway exten- dist varsonaige yy . Mr. Sellers, They "afternoon "for a ip to on the "Mr! snd Mrs, Chann- Rev. Mr. Claxton, of- disp in the Presbyterian 3 het Ast an he ry ne the initia- at Robertsville have on 6 was no election I meets to k Miss Jewel Al lan returned last week to St. Mar: garet's C Studies; Misa d rome i| at his home. Mrs. J. , Toronto, to resume | sion, but all new works are being pushed forward with the greatést pos- sible speed." Doings At Bongard's. Bongard's, Jan, M.--It is. reported the Bell 'Telephone company will put Up a line through here. Miss Beith has returned after visiting - friends at Wa - Mr.and Mrs. D. T. McCor- Mack spent Sunday at Waupoos. J. B. Bongard has returned to. Picton. An entertainment was given in the church last Wednesday night. There was a turn out. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. mgard were guests at James Kerr's recently. Levi ams and son Hir- am of Chicago. visited at' E. A. Wil. liams. School has re-opened with Mies Mabel Arthurs, of Consecon, as teach: er. R. Harrison is ill with grippe. E. Hobson and wife, of Bloomfield, were ests at S. A. Tobey's.' Miss Annie ckorman is the guest of Miss C. Medley. Mach sickness prevails in this vieimity, Levi Pierce has réturned to Hamilton after the holidays v ard js laid up with a broken Himb. Mies B. Harrison, Waupoos, is the hest of Miss Gertie Williams. Mrs, Thomas the sympathy of Westport Warblings. Westport, Jan. 13.-We were glad to See yesterday's snow storm, the sleigh- ing 'being 0st : is lots }of waod coming inte the village and i are inning to decrease. Ls that the gentleman from Pennsylvaniy had always been his friend but he had been coaded beyond endurance, not only today, but on 4 former oc- castor. He regretted extromely ths torn affairs had taken) "Are you satisfied with that ?" he asked Mahon. For answer: Mahon rushed across the chamber and the two men clasped hands : amid loud applause. ---------------------- Little Girl's Coat. The little coat here pictured was of Alice blue cloth, with velvet collar and cuffs to match, The circular cape over the shoulders was cut in one with {he front panel of the coat. The cloth was laid in small box plaits on each side of the front and in the mid dle of the back. The gaiters worn were made of the same cloth as the coat, and the hat was of felt, trimmed with a leather pompon aud a band of vel vet. . ° ---------- Lombardy Locals. * : Lowbardy, Jun. 14. <P Cauley vis ited his d@ughter, Mrs. Leeder, of Lansdowne, tor g few ¢ ays this week . J. Balfe, who has been very ill for past. few weeks, is able to be around again. The box social given by the members of the hockey team, last Friday evening, proved a success A darge number of men are employed in H. A. Crate's saw-mill hore. Miss Ive, Boyce is suffering from an attack Jol grippe. Miss Mary E. Brien came "Fourth Poetical Edition. The new edit (The 1 a parted child, | red pieces are sweet | He es have | to the murder, and home, Dn Saturday, from Desmond, Y, 10 resume: his studies at St. Michael's Dollege John McCann, of Perth, was in t village on Saturday. John Weeks is suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia. Remarkable Case. That truth is stranger thqn fiction fits 4 late incident, In Renfrew, he lg ab ol man having been found d in bed with his skuil crushed in, a Coroner's jury was impanelled. of the wi pith The on being arrested, confessed | the two jurors svbawmently acknowledged their com- pli ty. "Law notes" declares that this is not exagger, ted. J. Pa Eetign = t Morgan owns sever! Y "THE PINES. These ate the whispering pies; And the self-same song so. low Where under the lash oi God I walked one year ago! O aisles of murmuring shade, When it seemed that hope had died, "And the black night filled the world, How low to me then you sighed! To-day, how the earth o'erruns With rapture 'and joy and Spring! How golden the sunlight falls Where the dark pines sigh and swing! But thanks to the grief that wanes, And the hope that awakes again, My soul is as light-as a bird's-- But the black pines sigh with pain! Mr. Dunean Campbell Scott has a longer poem, and one with a touch of mysticism in it, entitled "The Half- Breed Girl," of which a few stanzas will show the conflict between the civiliged and the barbarian life: Bhe is free of the trap and the paddle, The portage and the trail, i But something behind her savage life Bhines like a fragile veil. But she cannot learn the meaning Of the shadows on her soul, The lights that break and gather, The clouds that part and roll; The reek of rock-built cities Where her fathers dwelt of yore; The gleam of loch'and shealing, The mists on the moor; Frail traces of kindred kindness, Of fued by hill and strand, The heritage of an age-long strife In a legendary land. Bhe covers her face with' her 'blanket, Her fierce soul hates her breath, As it cries with a sudden passion For life--or death. --Arthur Stringer. A TRUE POET. Duncan Campbell: Scott's' Work | Shown In the Via Borealis. Armours Solid Extract Ny LTS (PoTTeD In CANADA) © is a wonder worker in the kitchen. It is almost indispensable in giv- ing flavor and tone to all made over dishes, It makes tenipting soups and rich beef tea, + = Armour's Extract of Beef is solid, not fluid. It is the condensed essence of prime beef, put up in dainty porcelain pots. It is more economical than other brands because it goes four timesas far, Send for free booklet, * Culinary Wrinkles." 8% ARMOUR LIMITED « Toronto CANADIAN FACTORY 77 FRONT STREET pasT FONE 'In Womanl Ailments | and Weaknesses Dr. Shoop's Night Core Soothes, Heals and Cares while the Patient Sleeps. | | The best remedy which physicians ¥now for | Female Weaknesses is composed of parts of a certain white lily. To this are added othe: . This soothing anti- | septio local application is known by druggists and physici P'S IGET CURE--Decal Whil 3 A they never know Wail thissuffering Ais unnecessary. An exquisite little booklet is the Via Borealis, being seven choice jewels from -the muse of Duncan Campbell Scott. The decorations of Mr. How- | e ard gild this refined gold in perfect taste. The whole is laid on the altar | #04 life and good of friendship, being dedicated to Prof. | N Pelham Edgar. Duncan Campbell Scott is a lesson tc poets, all and sundry, says The Toronto Star. He has gone about his work without a brass band. He does not tell casual acquaintances that he is a poet; he does not talk of art unless the topic is suggested by somebody else; he wears neither his hair nor his collars any longer than he should; he makes no claim to be- have like a spoiled child of genius, On the contrary, Mr. Scott is a well- groomed, highly-sensible person; a man among men; practical in the right place; never making the mistake of quoting sonnets in the smoking-room. for twenty-eight- years Mr. Scott -has n in the civil service at Ottawa, during which time he has more than earned his salt as a publie sigvant, 8s well as a poet. His post in the Department of Indian Affairs is no sinecure in 'which the poetic mind, taking refuge in, routine, might find leisure to brood. Far from being a soft snap, Mr. Scott's job is one to take the bloom, off any man's thought and leave him fagged at the close of the day. Under the cireum- stances Mr. Scott has made it eon- venient to have his brightest ideas at nine o'clock in the morning, and to hammer out the couplets 'and qua- trains after hours. It's speaking much for the vigor of his intellect that not a verse of his shows fatigue or physi- cal strain. Mr. Scott's industry in two lines of endeavor works out rath- or awkwardly for himself. While he has been buildingup a great reputa- tion as a poet, he has been build- ing up an equally great reputation as an expert on Indian affairs. So it happens that while he would fain re- tire and serve poesy with a whole heart, the powers say he must hang on seven years longer before he can draw a pension. When Mr. Scott is free at last to lead Poetry home and live with her, he will have labbred for the taskmaster five times 'as long a8 Jacob did for Rachel. Such discipline 'makes good poets, if Mr. Scott's published work is to be taken as an example. In him, in- deed, Canada has a poet who, though Do great advertiser, has Lampman's love of nature, more than his human- ity, and all his craftsmanship. Here is one of his tender moods, a sweet no- thing to be set to music, almost it 'sings itself: Creep into my heart, creep in, creep in Afar from the fret and the toil and the din, Where the spring of love forever flows As clear, as light, and as sweet as the rose, Creep into my heart, Where the dreams never fade, but «their tints refine. in beautiful thoughts of thine, Where morn falls cool on the soul- like sleep, And the nights are tranquil and tranced and deep; " Where the fairest thing of all the fair Thou art, who hast somehow crept in there, Deep into my heart, Deep into my heart. a "Jayness" About a Town. 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Recommend and s0jd by ALL DRUGGISTS, SYNOP_IS OF RGRTR-WEST HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS, Any even numbered section of Domin- lon Lands in Manitoba or the North- West Province, excepting 8 and 26, reserved, may be homesteaded by any ogrson the sole head of a family, or wale iver 18 vears of age, to the extent of | Ne quarter section, of 160 acres, more or less. Application for he Spection must be applicant or it An application for entry or inspection @mnde personally at any Sub-agent's oflice may be wired to the local Agent by the Sub-agent, at 'the expense of the aj licant, and it the land applied for i vacant on receipt of the telegram such supplication is to have priority and | land will be held until the necessary bapers lo complete the transaction are recy by mail. Ta case of "personation" the sutry will be Summarily cancelled end the appli- ant will forfeit ali priority of claim, An applicant for inspection must be eligible for homestead entry, and only one application for luspection will * be received from an individual until that Application has been disposed org Where an entry is summarily cancelled JF voluntarily abandoned. Subsequent to tnstitution of cancellation proceedings, the applicant for inspection will be en- titled to prior right of entry, Applicants for inspection must state in Yhat particulars the homesteader is in default, d if Subsequentry the state~ 1 to be incorrect 'in 'mater Particulars, the Apnticant will lose prior right of re-eatfy should = the become vacant, or if entry 'has been may be summarily cantelled. Duties.--~A settler jg required to per- form the conditions under. one of the tellowing lang te (1) At least six months' ul on and cultivation of the and oa vear during the term 'of threé years. (2) I the father Lor <i lather is dece of a - homfestender resides upon a far; in toe land entered... for bu Buen Ah he > r the requirement as to residen may be satisfied by such ding a AF mother. + Tem with the ie Settler has his Tmanent ae upon farming land or Bb) in the vicinity of his homestead, the requiremen lay 3 I¢ * satisfied by and, application for patent x § i hn Petia to He Commissioner or ee nion a tens tion To 80. tas. of his CANADIAN NORTH- REGULATIONS. purchased es t Payment in advance of $5 2 indi; , and from according to capital RI OF a Company Ah i x al in oo miner, having di scovered miner ioe Rae may locate a claim 1.500x The fee for Tecordi; At least $100 must be expenden =. the Wm Gach year or paid to the mining posorder ll thereof. 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