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sixth
se.
What is it,? We all know el -%
the five senses with which we,
are, endowed, hearing, seeing,
"smelling,, tatting and touching, a.
•but thesixth senseis some
thing different. it is Common ■
Sense. If this sense be, well
developed it will save us from, ■
Many blunders, and mistakes.
It will tell us -that when medi-
cines are a i , uired nothing but
' the best a.tat purist should be
used, We would, like to im-,
press on yonr mind that this
"our aim, to • supply Pure
age and Chemicals. We are
ding up a reputation for
quality of .our medicines,
gs, chemicals and spices,
' for we buy nothing but the,
best and.only .the, rus "est ma
terials. are u, 4u ii.~.he .per
404.Ptions :• and receipts which
w•e1i11 and the 'medicines • we
• prepare. 'When you see our
name on any article you can
rely on its. purity. That is s"
our watchword " Pintrry,"
and you will find. •that our.
,prices • are no; higher than,
other places while the quality,
of our goods cannot be sur
p€tssed,
C• .-LOCHft
hanist and Drugs;
Wedding -
The hcone
edding-Theho+oe of'Mr. and., Mrs. Dnnoan
Mclntyre, concession .4,'' Kinloss, was
the'seeneof a brilliant and pleasing
event on September'25th, itbeing the
marriage of .their. second ' daughter,,
Catherine M., to . `Mr. 'Donald • A t
Nicholson Of Calumet.;; As the full
toned of Mendelssohn's. 'Wedding
?t';arah, played `hy`Miss W. E. Milne,
oub;`the bride, havinry been pie=
'"ceeded by thereat of the bridalrt a
p Y,y
entered the room leaning on :the arm
el her brother, Mr, •1). D. McIntyre,
.owing•to the unayoidable absence ;,of
herfather. Rev. Mr:MoLennan-be:
ung ; 'unavoidably absent, ':Rev.
Mr. Mackay of Lueknow officiated:.'
The bride toOked charming, becoming-;
ly. • attired r in a: handaoree dress .. of
cream lustre, trimmed with applique
and tucked Chiffon, and wearing a long
veil, draped with orange .blossoms.'
She-car-r-ied-a-bouquet-of---whito ;crura;
, anthemume. The bridesmaid,: Miss.,
Maggie ltiiclntyrea, sister of :the
bride, was'prettily'„ dressed in'• many',
moieelaine, trimmed with lazie• and`.
ribbon. The groom was,supported by,•
his brother,' Mr.. Samuel ,Nicholson.•'
,After the ceremony all proceeded to.'
the dining room, which :.was . prettily.
decora't`ed. with • cedar 'chains', inter
• woven with : flowers, and where' a
sumptuousrepast was 'spread,- to which
all. did justice. ;After all had partaken.
and; were, preparing •to: 'beguile .the
hours of night in merriment,the mein
-
diode strains of the. Lucknow Band
re heard under the dining room
doors and this attracted attention
for a time, ` and later"tripping the
light fantastic" -was enjoyed, • The
guests present numbered one hundred
and fifty. Those from a' distance were
Mr:;and Mrs.' :0. Iii. Nicholson,
Misses M., Beaton, and M. Mcbiar-
'McDonald,and 'McKenzie of Calm:het;
Miss Rbbiesbil Of laliesley ; Misses A.
. McConnell and Sterenion, Mr.
.and ,Mrs. A. McConnell of London.
! handsome and costly presents; testi-
, fying to the., esteem_ in which the
...young couple were held. 'After sPendi,
ing a Week with' friends the- young
couple left this morning. for Cainmet.
Au join in wishing flieni !ben' voyage'
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Itnojr,, elinieh, Ripley, on Tuesday,,
:ijunn "qpiointecl moderator for
- teeReys. Murray mid McLeod, and.
their elders4-vas appointed to' consid-
er the whole question of the appoint-,
A letter. was read frora the Prisoners",
Aid .AssociatiOn asking"the sympathy.
and aid of fhb Presbytery' in "their
. efforts on beholf of inebriates. ..It was
agreed tb commend the objects a,nd
, efforta of the asSociation to the interest
and sympathy. of the. minister& and
'etingregatfons., in. the Preshyteiy as
Werthy el their Support, - Standing
. • committees "for the 'ensuing' yenr were
' appointed 'AS
bays. Ross, Maloolgi and W
Missions,—Revs; Murray, Mc
Maxwell; Augmentation—R
and' West; Sabbath Sebool
Miller, W haley and Fairbairn
Life and. Work—Reys;. Duni
and McFarlane; Examin
Students- Ituvs, Perris, Mc
Stewart ;, . Y.P. ,Sooieties--Re
Maxwell, West and Whaley* ;
tics., -Rev$• Ballantyne and A
Aged and.Infirm Ministers'
1 evs. Malcolm and McNab,;:,
Messrs. Gioslirg, and McKenzie were
recommended to the H. M; committee.
for the' position of catechists, .and Mr..
J. S. Nicolson was received • and
recommended . as a student
preparing• for the tnidistry of. the.
church.
The Presbytery of .Stratford,, having,
asked the Presbytery to take • cogniz-
ance of .a movement to erect: a church..
.within the bounds .of Maitland' Fres.
bytery.-that would interfere in.. their'
opinion with the work ot. ii charge in.
Stratford Presbytery, ' a committee.
Revs Ross, MoNab .and Anderson—
Was was appointed to visit: the field and'
report ; 'the Presbytery • of „Stratford•
to. be informed;"of this ,action and.
invited to: co-oPerate. ,
The congregation of Pine Ri
timated that they would' bees
supporting after October lst
year and were congratulated
new 'step.
The ,Presbytery expressed sa
'tion with the success of 'the...,C
Fund movement, so far•and eq
ministers •:and sessions to.gi
congregations • .further,:;oppo.,
of `contributing , that which
lacking'. of the .full amount
Application was made on '
Walton. eongraegation to the An
tete') 5Vund: fora 'rant''bf'"$1
Presbytery proposing to apply for $75
for the following year, it being under-
stood that thereafter the 'charge: shall
• tie self-sustaining;.
A committee Revs. 'McLennan,,
Miller and 'Whaley_ -was appointed' to
Consider 'the recommendation of the
Assembly: on the holding of special
meetings 9R
The Presbytery . adjourned to:'nieet
in Wingham on Nov 19th: at :9•`an,
e3b; Home, a ,few days:' uf' this week with; .her
Leod and eiet;Hr in 1114' irdii e,
evs Rose The Memorial serviceson the':death:
s ---Revs,
ghurch of. the ate'. Joseph 4rmstrong was,
Dunn
,Hastie, , conducted in the hleth9deiet .church
at 9 f -. u Suridtsy,. J;
in o 'o
Crap and: ,
ve,F..J.,
Statis.
nderson;
Fund—.
Iver in- and
mo self-.' Mr., and M s• yuung of Hanover were
of this ;;gueate at tzie borne, of Mr.0. Hether-
on thi8 ington, on Sunday last.
tisfacc ` Mr. Arc a MpFart'ane, who. is at.
entury .tendingWalkerton high school, spent
nested` Saturday d' Sunday at his• home •here.
ve heir a '. We twr-',Pleased Tto.,learn;. that Mrs.
rtunity' iMll.f.C.Arn
r.. otberin ton' ivho "ha
s bean
is mill 'R
desired. so a wieks,is rapidlyimproving.
be of. Mrs. McLellan and her daughter,,
gwcn dors _ Ro,
b' 0,
tt+,*+t s -o
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LAURIER
Mr, Dungan McLennan took' aiiz
vantage of the exotirstau to Detroit.
Mr, Dav°, Johnaton, who was. hP1e
here for a short . while, returoed this
week ,to. Chicago. •
Viesue Maggie and. Bertha and Mr;'
Duncan .McIntyre attended the mar
riage+of their cousin,' Mies' McIntyre,'
in; E inlose lash week,
We. are sorry to note that Mrs.
Thos.: Johnston is seriously ill;
•Mr.. Jae, . Rose of ,Dungannon put,
up to':windmills here last week•;: one'
ooeh for Mr,,,Ken.,.MoI,ennan and Mr.
D. McGregor.
•
ing, the former's 'parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Haldenby; left 'on Mon-
Atty,for their home in'-Algoina.,,
'Mr.,*John Brock of ,Bervie visited
on Sunday last:
Mes4rs. Robert White and Elliott
White, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs.. M. A: Heatherington; and
friende in this vieinityt left for their
home in Ohio, Lr.S.; On Monday.
held 'in Zion cherch Sept,,24th, 1901. •
Mr. 11 t.,itgliew introduced the inhject of
"E'Fie ;di, the' Bible '•Cliieses Vs. • Lessen,
, Help*" The 'speaker, shoived 'clearly l• that
there are. nO Idilpf! that can take the ;aide :of
--the IilliK—A-kood reference Mile should he
need biteachos and pupils in all k the .,elesime
&Mee 'one Of thS best helps.
11r; 'BrOvn sPoke: en , "Teacher Normal
Methode." 'Mid there is and there can be
no teaching where the attention of the scholar
is !tot Secured., The teacher who fails",to: net;
the attention of 'his Pupils Iallettetallg. no'
characteristics .of A good teachei‘ are 'cheerful:
work .and a thorough -acquaintance' with
• Mr. W. Oorthier gave the "Address of
,41e exteeded,a hearty ::weleMitte
to all 'viettore to the respective homes of
the people.
Reect4ead an excellent "Reply le
Address of 'Welcome." ; She saEl : ;Why de
'Zion peolTie weicOMeLys their homes to
day?' The firatliTiiimen J think is • because. we
hire brOthers and sisterl ie Christ. We are
also Welcome- as Sabbath ached, worketit and
achelars ia sympathg With one Another. We
thought,' enlarged ideas, of. Method of work
aed newimpulse to go forward to higher etr.
• Repette were read from the different schools
en the circuit. They shoived ihe attendanceln
the senior clime/ WAD not so /arge ; the &nen-
Cita condition of the school,' Wee very good.
The following resolutions -were passed
that the secreterg receive t?
heartYvote of thanks ; ;tid:-"-.that the next,
convention be held at Hope ; 3rd,. that the
superintendeni and ,•,delegate ...from each
tnittee to•draftA'PrOkram for next convention.'"
son. ffrom the history pf diiteob, in a' y.rri in-
teresting and Instructive inannei. Two-miti-
Rev Mr Harris. In an interesting address
THE LA
on. the above
INES this seasd • We never kad better. Oxit' prices -for Fdr,s
1;t:, found right,. a also tho quality Otthe o•oods. (
FALL AND WINTER
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RSD.,.Y AND FRIDAY t
DTOB]R 3rd : AND 4th..:..
tES are cordially invited to visit our showroom
ates and. note the'.diS"play of the newest styles in
Kinlotigh ate busy threihing this.
Miss H. Adair of' Tilbury visited a
Mr. 'J. Hetheringtert's t,hie
are the best snoe you can buy., We have
theth at the -right *price.
TELE LUCE:NOW MARKET
Lard per 12 14'
ket Report 'See seventh page,. . •
METHODIST CHURCH.,,
Rev A G Harris. Pastor
dElIMI MAN
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10 ex.—Fellowship' Meeting.
Z45 p;st.--Sunday School arid Bible Class.
Evistatto.—"The Mit Coin." .
'WEER -NIGHT VRIES
Wednesday 8 P. st:—Prayer Meeting.,
SEATS' FREE.. ALL WELCOME •
the latter said he las glad to see so niany
',take part in the diseusOlons. 'Hem° training
The subject ' "Blankboard, Its Ilee and
Abuse" wee ably Presented by- Bdr
"How shall sve secure and•retain the ,ionn
-incmand-yeimrsvoitien.in our 84." was ably
discussed by Mr J Taylor: "• ,
Schools to. Missions." The. Four' -fold
Pledge" wae ably introduced by Rev Mr
Harris. Liquor, tobacco,' had language' And
bnit literature are the fogigreat evils.
[The report had to be curtailed on aecolint
of limited space; and only "bare, fects ' are
K MOSS
Misses '.4ella Kaake, Elle. Malcolm
and taura.Arno, of Nitalkerton high
and Sunday t their riispeeiiVe
hie bride! as been...spending a week
Mt. 0. ,Hawthorne and/ Miss
Hevithor e Of Enniskillen spent Sun-
day With friends
tind Annie
Lawson ‘and, Mt. Edgar ,,HarriSon of•
,Leeknort. ere gacitits of the Misses.
MisS Florence Spending
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'IT. PETER'S CHURCH
n first-class shape, and others partly
damaged by fire,''are being sOld at
great sacrifice.
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9.45. ban
Morning ,prayer at 11 a.m.
Evening Prayer at pan,
. Bible Class and choir
neaday evening at 7.30 pan.
praetiee
vied
Estray Steer.
There strayed onto the, pronuiret of • the
underoigned. lot 21, con 14 West 'Wftwan-
osh on dr about September 15. a red , and
white" steer,,,rising 'three 'year • old: , •
The °Soler is requested to proveittopert.g
oyes are of e 'latest de-
signs, many 'Of them have steel ovens
and ar,€.1 perfect, bakers. here are in
the lot,
SQUARE STOVES,
Some for
only, and many of thern for
coal or. wodd.
EATERS
'All kinds pt apPies* suitable
for opporating at the ,
Highest Price Paid.
J01111 JOTNT.,,
'01
profit
s.
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