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41rn Parr Tells !ION be SwItobed j City Lilfe Not so
Ballots for Robert Roftnes•
.134,4 momoiles agood largely: la the before •th,e adjournment tor the day
deloiPinsety casts teferel sledge Wine he made a steteneent which "niornepte
',cheater at, Torelitet, 'get: week. One erily 'looked like a small sensation,
edan Need St difficult 40 reneteMber , After bis wrongdedng he cleared out
, simew be arranged. Omit Making pay- . to the Weet, where he remained three
**natei Lenadon eleObere, years, returning at fall. Ho was
• ten :wield not say leter Supplied the told- after thathe had come pack
eeeeey eshow be got it.. It juet OS far as 'Tort Huron "t6 give the
l'eSermsto bis offirre," A Art:tannic whole goer* twat" he would be even
enae wiro had dealings With a Mr, $400 by the OonserVative party but
O'Gorman, „could eat ide,n,tify the defs his subsequent .examination by Mr,
seedann A "laree Week unistaChn" Staunton disclosed the feet tbat ties
Milked So largely in his mentotythat Was a mere rumor wbieli be heard in
At odersbadawee „ eVerythilig else. Goderich from some of his friends.
" Jerry oollinn v,,p,s in the box nearly He never :nee reeelved as much es
4411 day, but did not add sleilieh that is flee hundred eenta from the -Coeserva-
Anew. ()into *a • toecti ',01 merriment tives.
, Wes given to tne Peoceedings be the James Farr said, he lived In Gedere
ppearance•in th-who sated as deptity urning Officer in Purbarn. In the Itolmes-M4Lean
the box (‘' James Farr ich but had beep recently evoeking
M the lioluresseMelsean ,election In eleotion n Goderich he met Pritchett
sGoterich some years ago and did 'wbo went either under the ;lame of'
• efind tellot switening: Farr was an "Gorman" or "Gartett."
urisatisfactoey eettnese tin many Ways, At this etage, the witness said ,he
for from hi's. answerst was hard to did not wish to give evideece with-
oseertain what be really. meant. Be'out the protection of the court, and
fenced tde questions; mane roundabout tile the judge, get:silted. ,
and uncopsciously oomlcalanswers, The night beforeetne eleetion Ferr.
And threugliou,t bie eXaininatiem had seid Billy Horton; intredueed him to
the ,curt ringing, with laughtee. Just Ptitchett, ' 'who, told Ifirirehow to
f P , switet liallots. "It was a surpriee to
Me when 1 oxind eut what was going
one because I biter apected anything
of .the kind," said the 'witneee. Farr,
iho appeared to be a reluctant "It -
mess, at the request of Mr. Staunton,
.game a •grathic demonetiatiore of how
the ballots were switched,
"Now we unders,tand," ,said .1Vir.
Staunton, when the witness had plaint.
. "You'll know how to do it atter
this," retorted. Veer sonidatmuch
laughter. , •
He was supplied witle begue ballot
by-P-ritchetts-tlieenight. before rth:e'etee-
.tion. They severe rearnecl for Hoimee,
and he initialed them and next day
swilehed there,
• Was Not Ane Affidavtl.
An affidavit which had appeared, in
a Torento paper, he said be had never
sworn to at all. In this affidavti
Farr :was reported to have said that
Auction Sale .Register
.A.UCT.ION SALE OF VI -STOCK
and Implereepte.-Mr.H. O. John-
ston has instructed the undersigned
• to sell by. public auction at Lot
24 Bayfield Line,./Goderict etoWnship
, on Tuesday, Dees 3, cornineneing at
one o'clock, the following: X general
purpose hbrse, 13 years, 1 Driving
Mare 7 years, in foal, 1 General
pprposei filly rising 3 yrs, 1 general
purpose filly tieing 2 years, 1 Seeing
foal, 8 • heifers rising e yr le e
•• -eondttion, e heifers rising t years in
good . condi:time 2.steers' rising , 2
. • ynee, in good condition, 'tin* y.35
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'Wood binder, Frost & Wood. Mower,
bay rake, epilog tooth cultivator,
set diamond Itereowas -2-furrow plow,
'walking plow, seed drill, heavy ever
gon, gravel- box; covered buggy;
cuftlere cutter, set of heavy' double
' beefless, set of single harness Pet. all ,thes.ballots givento him were duly
of heavy bob Sleighs, fanning s mill. placed in the box He 'said. hc did not
se, quantity of hay and steam in barn. swear that., and it Was not tree. He
Everything meet be sold. as , the • edntradiete,d a number Of the state-
' proprietor has giver' up the fareie merits and persisted emplib.ticelly that
'TERMS : All sums ol $10 and the document was not sworn to by
der, cash; over that amount, •111 '
months credit will be given on aP-4 Thewitnessitansweres to. Mre-John-
° proved joint notes•,, a discount 5 per; ston, the Liberal lawyer, Caused a lot
cent straight allowed. for cash on of amtsertent. Counsel had • great
• credit amonnis. H. O. '..Johustou,.'ffiffidulty in getting a direct answere
proprietor, Thos. Gundry, • auction- as Farr 'insisted On giving. =plane-
eer. • s.i tions and would not be :prevented by
the.defence, lawyer; •
''Don't fence with me," ee:44. Mr,
' johnseon
Unreserved Auctionfiercely. •
Ben Sale on the wag n o ,
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ayfielt Road' one mile. ort -h. of Ch'ee nt to 'etre hte v u- •
tee ; hereeset. 'heavy draft mare, ,g•
retorted Farr promptly' and the
se •'
yrs. 01(1, 1 gienee laughed. general purpose home , 5 • Farr, in, further "eep•lanetioie of how
yrs old, 1 general purpose mare 9
yrs. .old, 1 horse S yrs old, e driving the 'document' appeared, said it , was
mare 7 yrs old, 2 horse colts risingPiePared .bY• a Mr' Reid' who irisited
-3 yrs old. Cettle-20 hedd of. stools :61nhisic'sklent, before %Whom theaefidavti lig a in a drug
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store,. and
steers rising 3 yes old, average 11°14 1,r.mie
poundsee 2 newly lved cows, 4 cows I weeeeaid to 'be ...ewer's, also put his
Deo , •
I 'supposed to be in ear, 8 heifers‘rising natte tot.
3 yrs, 6 steers rieing .2 yrs old, 6 • 13th
/heifers rising 2 years old; 1' high •
mbee eth, 19u6, he made
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srade bull rising 2 yrs .old, 6 spring On Septe
declaration, in which be said that
•aattle; 6 wellsbred • ewes. Implemente.
new waggon,`,1 waggon nearly new tiie 40eument 'already' referred to. was
prepared by some one unknown o
1 new buggy, single, 1 Cate inacaddie
without tiny knewledge. of the
, ,single buggy nearly new, 1 'Coterecilliim
waggon nearly nevs: asSeet Boo, contents, . or Without its being toad
-milk bottles, 1 good delivery Iv ggatil "e.''arexplained 4o him' • • .
-merles: new, about 25 ton o traevti • • !',Gesege ane I were beth full at the,
, i
to be Cash. Terms..L-10 tits' creditl tinuI'made it;" said tic witness
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on furnishing approved' jeint notes. 6, amidst • Muth
"Oh,
leer cent off cash On credit 'amounts. • you were bath full, were you"
returned Mr: ..TOluiston: •
-"Yee' ; fullas Ilieat (Laughter.)
Further questloned On t the degine
'Of intoxicaltiOrt,..lit said he Weal% not
say they wen& artink, .but 'lest a kind
of: jagged." 7 ;
A14....1-61instait wished to 'pet 'in..the
two documents, but Mr, Staenton ob-
jected; and Far 'caused a. good deal
of merrimentSy once or twice
deavoring in) have his say theeleg-
- at argument on the point.
In the re-examinatiOn, the witness
"W's Asked if the, first document -Was
read over ,t(if him iii the drug stotes
"It was /mumbled over to ine,V was
his aneWer. •• • • .
• Witness insisted that he did not
knew at all wbat he Was signing or
until he. se* the,declaration publish-
ed the next day in the eewspaper.
The reaeon he signed the docurnent
was that he understood thee lb was
to clear him for his wrong deing
the election, •
All sums of 15 and undoes cash, ' on
over that 10 months' •credieen.appro-
ved joint notes. Sale to commence
;at 1 o'clock, sharp, on. Wednesda,e,
December 4th.-=jarnes A, Smith,
Proprintler end Auctioneer. •
sesessees
We bl.g -to call .your •special often;
tion to our excellent -8tOck�fueW
fruits and candied peels. \ -
This week we havealso passed into
stock
Several New !Miner Sets,
'Toilet Sets, OddCupsand
...Saucers, and Fancy China
!which are well worth a few minutes
, Oftrourcarefuldirespectione - •
, seneeen.
A. D. 'Beaton.
'Phone 111. Prom:pt delivery
CENTRAL .
COLLEOE
ot Toronto has starten thodsands
stf young Men' and Women on the
easen Way to independenc3 and. sn�-
b give the right stub.
Write for Catalogue arid plan to
•penr1 the next six months with
us; Enter amy time. Addeess• W.
tI,,Shaw, Ptinolpal Yonge
Clerrerd Ste., Tordito.
NOW IS THE PLACE
your "Order tor Venting before the
• advatteer in price. Ilse the Coil
,Sprtng Vire made by the Canadian
Poled Co, of,whieb I am agenb.
this distriet. X am also agent for
the Celebrated lIeirltzman Planoon
4.1', W. tetra% Box 155 Clinton P.0
Porter's Hill
Beef, Ring No 1. held their annual
supper on Tuesday night. A splendid
program was tendered, after the mem-
bers had pertalieri �f the good things
provided fa the inner 'nate Here.; '
hoping that they iday have another '
supper text year,
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.16 is With regret tha,t'sve, anuoutice
the accident that happened last Set-
eirday to,WftIiatha. Macdonald, the
youngest son of Mr. Thames Macdon-
ald of the elth conceesion. Ile started
ler the leackernitins shop on horse-
back hut hadnot gone far when the
horse elippsd and fell pipning ha left
leg and thereby Vteaking both •of the
bones about' two inehet aleive the an-
kle'. We are all hoping to see him
around' again, as soon de possible,
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Mrs, Harry Powell is spending a lew
weeks,. with her parents, .„Mr. and Mrs.
Willis,„13011.
The apple -packers have fiRiabed up
for another season. The crop was
better than was at first expected,
Annitersary, nerviees were held tit
B.tht.1 .ehurch last Sunday, with., th '
Rev. Mr. Ociteu ln tharge. Mr. Oaten
is statiened at 'Milvcrton.
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Penal O'Cdeor, whose parents lit
Dahota, thottlemseIf through the
Iting at North tay end la ea critic-
al condition.
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CHatoa News...Record'
Gag as Pictured
On bundreel.e of Canadian forme
there are young Men and young worn -
en 'who look with envy on tire lob of
those who reside in. 'citing and towns:
They would bave little reason for en.
vy theit kpowledge Watt Wider.
Their conception of the pleauree and
Opportunities et city life is based on
partial encl. misleading observation and
incoMplete information.. They seldom
see people tram the city save wheu
these are on a boliday ; they know
nothing of tie rush and grime of lac -
tory life or of the long hours sent
in narrow quarters in which the, aer
is , always foul, In the oil? press,
again, they read daily al the frivolous
pleasures „of the nee ricb and' of. • the
few who have attained sueceets, as,
success is defined' in the rishul of the
unthinking crettd, They 'llo not have
presented to them, as a eel°, the oth-
er eide of the pictute-the piuching. ee-
onolny neceseary, even In the case of
those with fairlylarge ip,00mes, where
practically the 'whole oftese week's
wage issregniesed to pay the mantling
rent bill and every article of food
placed on the table means another
drain upon the sante educe. ,
Occationally, bovvevnie the other side
di .the preture Is nresertied. The Vim;
cheater at last week informs us that
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, of thn hundreds ot new arrivals in
Oshawa many are without work,fucd
• ave 'not a week's living ahead of
them. In °Toronto, judging "by the
preparations ronorted as being made
by ,tbe Salvation Army and other
-charitable institsitione, eirnilar eondis
Users prevail. In the cities ef the
United States it is the sante. COI-
• lieriti'Weeicly iecently intorreed lis that
• the average working:limes Tensity there
Is never two weeks, irons wane, and
another reliable asitirority haste stetted
sethrant'i-sit::::°:. P e °P 1 el In ge" AmeT"
teen centers are. id A Constant state of
IintheanIcimt o
tie:tthrtneetbut
ilrea
reletw who tic;
vre ,n
canes the financial rewards secured are
'the result of crooked' methods or the
, return Pir . health broken in ,a tori
1 etrenuous taco for °wealth, Taking it
. who hiete seen muck of both is that •
on the average, the judgment of those
the social and finencial condition• s in
the country aro muqh better than in
the town; there are not the 'extremes
of riches, but neither are there the
e,xtrerries •or poverty; and in the coun-
try there ifs a mucb. Bouncier .stato
both of ehealeal and „moral heelth
therete , f und in the crowded
centres. --We ly Sun.
A National Live
Stock Conven-
tion to be .Heid,
A. meeting of the executlyecorm-nit-1
tee, of the National. 1i e Stock Aeso-1
elation was held . on Thursday, Nov..
7th, at the office ofthe Live Stock'
Commiesiondr, • Ottawa, to conelder
the calling of the next convention of!
„that body. -Thi meeting Was attended
by the president, Hon. John Deyden,
Toronto, the ,Vice President, Mr. Rob.
ert Ness, tioteick, Quebec,. Metdre.
A. Gigaelt, Quebec, •Arthur Stettnetend
Greenwood) Out, end. tip secretary,
J. G. Rutheeford, Live Stock ;Cores
miseioner. Owing 'to Meese the sec-
retteey, Mr. Westervelt was . unable
to be present - Hon. Sydney Fisher
attended •the meeting dtring the early
part of thp• day... '
Arrengentenes were Made for' . the
holding- of • the next„coeventlon at.01-.
stawa- on •-Febeuarysenth, Stiland7,th
next. Then) dates were, selected so as
to permit ehe breedere feom Western
:Canada and also pone 'the Marittirre
:provinces to attend the. meetings of
the cattle, ailed -Valid swine assoole-
tialts; most of which 'will be held
the end of •Janstary aed , during the
first few days ' Februery, as also
the Horse 'Show and meetinge of. the
Horse Breeders ' A•sseelittiene ' which
are arranged for the. week- f. ellosvieg,
in:ogre:11 for the ,cenveetion was
enterreally discussed but net definitely
Arranged. number -of subjects will
probably ,be dealt with, but it it lik-
ely that the peintieel discussionwill
'7be- on. the advisability . of -amending
thc regulaeirms governing the admis-
don to Capeda tof pure bred .tock.'
It is also proposed to take up • anti
discuses the .test mope of retaining ler
ow Canadian breeders. the Canadian
market .foe pure bred stock. and .it is
• probable that numter of apecielly-
prepared papers on . this reibjeet will
be sultinitted. Tne futures of °en .ex-
port teade in pure bred stock will also
he discussed, while, it is expected that
considerable light will sbe thrown ,
,our export tra,de in meats and , Anode
food products.
, The fact that dile majority of :the
live ittek meetings are to be hold Me-
, mediately prior lo the-coeventiern will
render it possible for these bodies to
definitely iestruct their delegetet is to
the stand they • are to take on. theyer,
Isere subjects likely to come up „ for
discussion. While .this eadvantege will
not be ,shared by, a number of the
horse "breeders% associations, it is to
be booed. that: the latter will • • hold
epecial executive ine.ctitigs for thepurs
pose di instructing -their delegates to
the convention. ,
The new inturanee bit is peace -Wale
ly ready foe presentation to Parlia-
ment..
Six Nations Idians • mlebteted the
hundredth anniversary of the death el
Brant at. Brantford,. -
It is reported ttat the Mani -Via
Governmeat -may includes a State
scheme of telegraphs'in their new t
reilione
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PROVED AFTER FIFTY YpARS.
The test. of time -bas proved that
Putnanns..bere eitrattOt ?sires quick,
a, with less discomfort• •••arid more
, thoroughly the/Pearly-thing else, Con -
tarns no no acids, ,is -purely vegetable
and absolutely enaranteed. • Itisitt on
putna'ny's only -its the best • .
'
Mr. "and 'Mrs. Ward; Of near Belfast,
visited at JoRyan's week..
Mesteritlla ercy Shields, of near- Shop-
pardton, enjoyed it most pleasant Visit
here last week. . • •
Miss Wilson,- - of neje Wingham",
itt. present, attending the MOdel school
at Clinton, visit: d' hero- Saturday and
Sunday of last week. •
Last week II. Brown, 0' :Port Al-
beft, the, well-known cement builder,
was In our midst . with his gasoline
engine and cement mixer completing
.a large .11dor ender D. Lawson's largt
barn. New postS lia.Vc been put. in
for the stalls old two gutters have
been constructed With drains under
them. The beeement as it is now
aurimionimmaiiimmomP
Dunpinnon.
Percy Sanderson made a buSitees'
trip to Teronto last week. ' '
E. Fisher and wife Carlo -w spent
Sunday last with friends heie.
Moe. Smiley lett on,Friday list for
Port Arthur, where he will spend -the
winter„ in the lumber v000s,:,
Howard Case, ..tehe Roberto and
Miss Birdie Dionine-. of the G. V. '
sneredlast Sunday at their homes here.
David Glenn returned beta& last.
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week „after _spending- it couple ef
irionthespecking pplet-tn, the -vicinity
Wm. Stuart lett last ween with '
gang of men tor T: G. 'Alleles busk
Peterboro' county. They will be en -
'gaged durieg the win* in taking out,
lumber froth' the besh •which Mr. Al-
len purchased last spring: A, number
of mon from here will follow' in a few
days.
M. Nrninger, who has been eerainct-
ing the . butt factory tee° for a
.couple of seasons,: has . rented the ,gerin
eral store at St. Augustine. 'Ile has
purchased the stock from Mr. 'lleeGuiso
:and will continue the busieess there.
The Convent School at leelleeille
, wan burned. ' • : •
The Grand Trunk las announced a
seeond-classrate of .ten dollars be-
tween Chicago nlia. New York, effec-
tive Notember 36. ' •
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• Whine racing !or i tow *he Escort
fouled the towline al the barge Her -
risen in Lake Ontario, near Niagara.
The tug's pilot house wee sweht off
auhe went irety fdsdclnront of
fitted up will make very edinfortable Harrison, was toppled over and sank
quarters for Mr. • Lawson'e stock. Mrel "with C-a./et. Dunlap and two other men
Brown was assisted by Hairy Lead-. Maetial law is praetteally forne
den and W. Brdwie " • • in Lisbon.
11.,••••••••••••,..1*
Of,
Oirlhood'and .Sw`c,ote.r Entrasi3On are
linked together.
The girl who, takes Scotes
a(on- has plenty. of rich, red' blood; she is •
plump, active and energetic.
The reatort in that at a period *Ur& a girl's
digestion is weak,- SooteS Emulsion
provides her with powerful nouriqunent in
,easily digested form. ,
It is a foo ti that builds and ,keeps up a
girl's strength.
ALL lellOtiOISTAI SOce AN $11.00.1
*40.40.04144$444414440444.404.10440
, Mavis Township.
Next Colleen meeting will , be Odd
ork Dec. 18tit tosclose up the Menaces
of thehyear..
Min Maud Bryans, 4th con., return -
,ed last week 'after epetuttng a moat en.
joyable Visit with friends in tlie Queen
City.
A feW mop new steel bridges will
require -4a be built 'in Morris towns:44P
in 1008 as eonle of the old ones are del
videdly shaky now.
Tax C011ector. Proetor turned in
$2,360 to Treasurer Brandon as tire
result or hiatiret roend o notificatrion
of thin year's talree. There is over
16,009 to colleel,
It le said Miss Milligair will rquue
0,,Ixosition at Daehwood public sehuJ
after NeW Years: She Is,at proent
the t4ea,eher in, .the Andiserters School,"
Ord line, *where she bas . many friends.
• The Cole Drain, whieh starts on
lot7, North half con. 7 a,nd empties
intO the -river Maitland on the Arm-
tron,5. toxin, ,llth 11e, and whbse
length is 0,370 yards, has been let at
22 cents a. yard e to. Messrs. Me -
Whine& Matthews. Total expense'of
erain ,will run about $1400. The
work will not be completed until treat
year.
Robert 0. Rogerson died at his
bore ,e 17 dowden Place, Jp.mestown,
N. Y. on Thursday, November 1.011,
1007,.'at 1 a. at the advaneed age'
of almost On years. He was born'in
York, England came to America,
about the year 1854 and lived in the
vicinfter of BIrthroliti:, until the year
1800,twhee he followed his sons to
Jamestoveh, N. In -es
- Friday -,Of last week Maty
wife of Robert .MclViurray, 4th line,
paid Nature's debt, aged 66 fears.
Last Monday Nelson -Maunders .ar-
rived- home Irons I acato.on
where he has becn fanning, on n short
vfsit. .
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Orey Township.'
Walter.Sevageeorthe 6tla line
intends -giving up farrefeg to go into
thelivery business.
Mrs. R. Doclrett is visiting in Mt
•Foeest and Pioctoe,
Mrs. William Bray of the 16th, con.
keeps quite poorly. •
' Hyslop. of the l4th cotteession
is home fro the Wet. • •
There is agitation for it; 41ove next
_Year' to have tile Bea,uchaimp'lliteli pro-
perly cleaned out o .that its Jell ben-
efit may be . secured. . .
Revival services-- are en progress . at
Roe's 'church •with the pastor In con-
trol; but bo will be aesinted by others:
Quite a, number of farniern have been
loosing theie 'fowl. There'iat
s -daset-
cion as to the thief.
: Alma' Bishop Ce the stlitt con, who
had his leg broken sense weeks 'age
is now able to iiios-e about on crutches
• . The lase meeting of the township
council for .1907 will he held on the
.16t1iof Deeember. ,
A -new barn has been erected on the.
farm. of Jolt's Reber -Laois . one the 1Gth
eon. Mr. Robertson did the cement
work himself. . - •
One day Iasi week' Mrs c' Salm Mc-
Kinnon had the• misfertene to
through a trap door in • the tarn and
damaged.'several tibse • besides' . re"
ceiving:e bad shaking up. ,
• Tee teas Wee of S. S..Niel have
re-engaged S Ralph L,angdon .for the en-.
suing year at a eatery of, $500.,
A number of cattle and dee& were
bothered with soknething aide to
'pink eye which.. has came(' the death
of .several animals. The ailment cau-
ses a we1hngein (be head end. neck;
Ore etes• and the beasts aneeted grow
quite seiff, The eeterinere eke not
appearto know. what 'it ;is.
accident uecurree• .on November
.21st2by;whicit,iaeorge Madhan oE the
17.th7ebri,. Was wounded in time leg by
:a, rifle' •being accidently -discharged at
the shooting match at • Andrew Mach-
an's. The ball went .into MS' leg rind
struck the bone between the knee end
the ankle: It was a'peemattire dis-
cirarge, s •
Jet .the late ineetirig of the municip-
al counall • a resolution :Wee passed au-
thortzing the ,payment of $20 .for • the
aPI)rehension and conViction of any
eerson persoes found realty, of
stealipg towl or grain witein the
township , Of Grey. This was 'nought
'about owingto various depredetionS
throughout the municipality intent.
The local Board of Health of Grey.
hat decided to issue a writ gains%
Samuel Holmes Jr. and wife and
.Joseph Mimi, who. were residing
on lot • on the 2nd cons dusing the
small• port epidenaic ht, that part • :of
the munielpaliti last Spring, for the
sum of $120..00, for medical an other
attendance, whichthy refuse to pay.
The Rat and Bradford battles, Who
were also laid up "With the dieease,
offer to pay their share of the expense.
These cases cost the towirahip so far
$454.15.
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A. CASE, IN -WEST ARICHAT.
Mrs. A. P. Ferguson a well-knoWn
Cape tretonet, bits cured medulla, by
Catarrhozone. Her- statement is
convincing,: "Although, I was troub-
led for yearsit was onlyrecentlyo,that
tried CatarrhoZonc. When an at-
tael?parrie X got my inhaler and invar-
iably got quick relief. 'Peeling satis-
fied Caterrozoite would cure, I eon -
kneed the treatment till 'ore bottle
was' finished. I didn't use more be -
cease I was cured and the asthma was
igured." .Catarrhozone is sere deatb
to asthma and bronchitis. ' Try it and
be convineed. Tsvo iae, e3c and $1
at all dealers.
tit
Stirty dogs* elostly prize- s winners,
were burned to death at Rye, New
York, last week when the Brookside
kenuels were destroyed by fire,
wuraq THAT COLD COME'S, -
How is it to be cured? Thle meth-
' 0(1 Is simplicity itself. Rub the chest
• and throat well with Nerviline, two
it as a gargle and take some in hot
water before retiring along with one
of. Pr, Hamilton's Pills, Nast min-
t Ing finds you refreshed, free from cella •
and bright as a dollar. These house.
bold remedies ate wonderfeAly
and,certainly wont fail In your
ease. 'For sale at nil dealers.
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Dull header, hee-,tedle sirita4-hater.,
the sight of food -dotal sleep weit.iartirold out ta
the morning -no heat for work? •
GIN, PILLS
will matte you well
youp144047* are affected -either tbroagh over—
work, exposure or diseame. It is the Itsidoeyetbat,
are making you feel so wretched, Gin Pill* cure aids.
kidney., --make yon well and etrong.--give yon alt
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Ulm Gin Bills. .5cie. 01 box -6 for $2.50. Sent on
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scut Orani CO, - mimosa, MAW 410
4.93, nei A, Weleh, Of lcingston, Ont., Mr. R. R. not, West, 'Peterbored
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will move the Prairie will second. address In tiara:0,100ot
its
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thein fine fun page ones--ineking up
in, all about one thousand square inches
.of ,illustrations.
Axnong 'tb:e 'most notable c res
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Mon the new • Minister of ublic
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fine portrait of Mre. step ; the
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the Prince of Wales On the grouse
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Sr Thomas' Lipton, the famous
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the month, Wets on. Chelitmae gift -
making, and other interesting 'features
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etchings. The Pletortial Publishing
Another 'loser uprising le sr* to
bethreatening in ,Clhinas
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The jury ;trying •Steve Mama at
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end see wherein we excel -ardinery
businees collegea. Location , I eta -
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4 -.-streets.
W. J. 'ELLIOTT, . PRINCIPAL,
The Chutch of Our Lady at Guelph ,
was re -opened last week. Mgs. Slime
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A coroner's jure "at Pembroke, -found
Engineer Hendry •responsible for th
Moorlake wreck.
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404, TIE SOUVENIR STEEL RANGE
I is the delicrlit of every housen4ife, whe• :
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it "Jo:messes the 'full capacity of: a regular
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• • It is fitted withthe famous aerated 'oNeri, which --
Li. se constructed that a flow of pure, heated oxygen
passes through it contineally when the range s in'
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and no ashes can accumulate to choke the draft.
Its grates can be removed without loosening a '
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