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Their object was the overâ€" throw of British rule by resort to vioâ€" ence. No more brilliant band of young enthusisasts ever, battled for a cause in any land, but it was the old Irish story of forlorn effort, of crushing disâ€" aster, and of mlserable defeat. With a price upon his head, and after stirâ€" ring ady entures McGee escaped to Amemca f Political biography holds little more tragic than the story of D‘Arey Mc- Gee. Born in Corlingford, Ireland, in 1825, poet, orator and ,]ournahst mt the ‘age of eighteen, Young Ireland rebel and fugltlve from the British Government in 1848, tribune of his people in the antiâ€"I[rish agitations in America in the 50‘s, McGee lived to become one of the Fathers of Conâ€" federation, and, in 1868, when he was at the zenith of his power, and when, in the words of,. Lord Mayo, he had become ‘‘the most eloquent defender of British rule on the face of the globe,‘‘ he fell in Ottawa by an asâ€" sassin‘s hand. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETCO. Capital and Reserve $14,500,000.00 Total Assets $124,870,318.11 Frank J. Kehoe SIR JAMES WOODS, Viceâ€"President. A. E. OF CANADA These branches have grown up with Northern Ontario, and the efficiency of the service, and the understanding which the managers and officials have of this territory, is built upon long experience. stamp mill. Cobalt branch was opened in 1905, and ten branches, situated at important centres, now serve the territory from North Bay to Hearst. The first conviction under the new liquor law, so far as Cochrane and immediate district are concerned was last week when W. Bielick was fined $500.00 and costs for ‘breach of the Government Control Bielick was «artestedâ€"at ‘Smooth ~Rock" Falls, Jjust as he was leaving the train with a couple of suitecases. The police had a hunch about those suitcases, and this was justified when the suitcases were searched and found to contain 14 gallons of alcohol. . The charge was one of "‘having liquor, other than native wine, without permission from Ontario Liquor Control Board or from a physician.‘"‘ â€" The magistrate imposed the $500 fine. Gallant Guest (to hostess as they walk to the table)â€"And may I sit on your right hand? . I‘ll have to eat with that. You‘d better take a chair.â€" Tid Bits, London. FINED AT COCHRANE FOR BREACH OF THE NEW ACT On the night of April 7, 1868, Mcâ€" Gee left the House of Commons of the nation he had helped to create to go to his home and was struck down by a memberâ€"of the Fenian Brotherâ€" hood whose enmity he had invited by his patriotism. The years that followeda saw McGee in opposition to the Cartierâ€"Macdonâ€" ald administration, a member of the Sandfield Macdonaldâ€"Sicotte, Governâ€" ment, and Minister of Agriculture in the cabinet of Sir E. P. Tache. But it was as the prophet of Confederaâ€" tion that he became best known. His was the sweep and range of, mind which genminated the idea; his the‘ eloquent pen and tongue which fasâ€" tened it upon the consciousness of the disunited provinces; and to the very end, when faint hearts contributed but doubts and fears, his was the voice that soared most confidently and persuasively on to the final victory. Without the statesmanship of Macâ€" donald, the patriotism of Cartier, and the moral courage of Brown, union could not have been achieved; but it still stands true that without the vision and eloquence of McGee their coâ€"operation could not have been seâ€" cured. . ‘""It was D‘Arey McGee,"‘ declared Arthur Meighen, ‘"‘who was the triumphant missionary of Union.‘‘ in peace and in war, a constitution worthy of such a country.‘‘ Exchange <‘You remember that watch I lost five years ago?"‘‘ said Twitter. ‘*Yes,‘‘ gaid the friend. ‘‘You remember how I looked high and low for it? Well, yesterday I put on a vest I had not worn for years, and what do you think I found in the pocket?‘‘ ‘«Your watchâ€"splendid!‘‘ ‘‘No. I found the hole it must have dropped through.‘‘â€"Advertiserâ€" Journal, Haleyville, Ala. Through densely crowded streets the pageant measures its gaudy pasâ€" sage. Cage after cage and wagon after wagon filled with rare and costâ€" ly animals pass in a fantastic panoraâ€" ma. The calliope shrieks madly, and behind it half a hundred boys, playâ€" ing ‘‘hookey‘‘ fromâ€" sehool, trail tireâ€" lessly. The Gentry Bros. Shows will come to Timmins on Tuesday, June 21st, for performances at 2 and 8 p.m. the door opening an hour earlier. The parade is at noon. _A man on horseback in a deep voice criés the oftâ€"repeated _ warning: ‘‘*Look out for your horses; the eleâ€" phants are coming.‘‘ Behind him a bevy of pretty women, buglers trumâ€" pet their clarionâ€"voiced instruments, and then Jeanne D‘Arce, in polished arâ€" mour with clanking curtains of chain mail; the flush of tan has tinted ‘her ears and cheeks. She is a young woâ€" man, adopted by a wealthy aunt in New Heaven, Ct., who sent her to Euope to keep her from entering cirâ€" cus life. Her sudden return and her romantic marriage with a clown caused daily papers all over the counâ€" try to devote considerable space to the incident. 3 * Every day when the members of the famous Gentry Bros. Shows ifinish breakfast they begin active preparaâ€" tions for the parade. Well fed ponies and horses in shining harness and waving plumes take their places before glittering parade chariots; the sound of music is heard from bands perched hazardously high; clowns, charioteers, jockeys, Roman Hippoâ€" drome riders, camels from the great desert with native riders and ponderâ€" ous elephants, some bearing a weight of feminine beauty in Oriental cosâ€" tume, make appearance in a picturesâ€" que kaleidoscopic pageant more than a mile long. oTREET PARADE A FEATURE OF GENTRY BROS, SHOW Romance of the Jeanne D‘Arc Polished Armour. Street Parâ€" ade Always Rouses Interest BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ESTABLISHED 1832 $ Capital $10,000,000 Reser Since 1832, when this Bank was founded, we have faithfully served many thousands of farmers, and toâ€"day our wide knowledge of business conditions and our large resources continue to be willingly placed at their disposal. Always Find Us Glad To Talk Over Their Business and Financial Problems. 3 00,000 Reserve $19,500,000 Resources $245,000,000 When the belles of the village are peeling, | On the sands of the warm ‘bathing beach, s Je Is the time the young sheiks are stealâ€" i ng, To pick out their own favourite peach. _ ""It is difficult to give legal or other protection to those who believe that they can get rich quickly by sending their money to philanthropic strangâ€" ers. Quack doctors still prosper deâ€" spite the splendid work done in the field of legitimate medicine. â€" But there is little need for those who will do even a little intelligent investigatâ€" ing to lose their money. Investors who ‘have accounts with investment bankers of standing have no need to traffic with these fakers. Subscribâ€" ers to established financial publicaâ€" tions like The Financial Times, which have the backing of the stable finâ€" ancial and industrial institutions of the country, can readily safeguard themselves by making inquiries. ‘*In Montreal in recent weeks a number of mining promotions have been launched by strangers, presumâ€" ably from the United States, who by the aid of investors tipping sheets, reckless claims of Midas wealth, and stock price manipulations, are eviâ€" dently securing substantial sums from credulous investors. Even more braâ€" zen is the campaign being conducted in the United States, to get Canadian and other investors to buy the shares in a soâ€"called mystery mine in Northâ€" the identity and location of which are not revealed, but which is claimed to have ore double that of the famous Noranda property. ‘‘Canada is today experiencing a period of prosperity which, promises to ‘provide easy pickings for parasitiâ€" cal promoters. . The opening up of new fields of mineral wealth is atâ€" tracting these gentry as vultures are attracted to their feasts. Just now the rich discoveries which have been made in Northern Quebec, the stories of fortunes easily made and the exâ€" citement of Ispeciflation, are being capitalized to get people to put their money into alluring propositions which would have little or no chance of success even if the money being raised were employed in actual deâ€" velopment. ‘*‘These dictionary definitions indiâ€" cate why the promoters â€"of bogus enâ€" terprises may be fittingly described as parasites of prosperityâ€"the hangâ€" ersâ€"on who become fat on investors Jjust as parasites or other forms exist on healthy creatures or plants. . t S Te : iss w oo hn t o t m en aaned s 4 en in S Y also giving the quotation, to the efâ€" fect that the term parasite, from meaning a ‘hangerâ€"on has been transâ€" ferred to any living creature which lives on another one. Then the Finâ€" ancial Times proceeds as follows:â€"â€" In a recent issue of The Financial Times, of Montreal pointed reference is made to what are termed ‘‘the parâ€" asites of prosperity,‘‘ and warning given against wasting money on this type of faker. The Financial Times defines a parasite as a ‘‘hangerâ€"on,"‘ 8. C. Platus, B.A. WARNING GIVEN AGAINST CARELESS INVESTMENTS (formerly office of Platus Lewis): ‘"‘Investigate before you invest. 6 REBED BLOCK, TIMMINS Public â€"Exchange 2614 C Wu