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Caiatox News -Record November 15th 14906,
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CANADIAN .OPERA.
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a new farm, or are contentedly settled in a small home, •
one stove will be enough if it is a "Happy Thought." You
can use it for cooking and for hedging the house. In
summer time the fire can be immediately checked after you
are through with your cooking, thus locoing your rooms
. delighdully cool—while in winter it will heat -wend, rooms or
warm the whole of• a man house, 130,000 people In Canada
use the .
rict,e)pv Thought Range
and all say that "one stoves enough" for them; gwery
, .11E107 Thought burns coal or wood. •
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THOMAS JEFFERSON. • . -• • , • '.
'Wonderful Personal charnt i:pf the -
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
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CANADIANS. IN U. 5.
Notes of Several Who Have Gained Pis..
tinotion In the Republic.
Dr. A, 11. Ferguson, of Chicago, has
been informed by the portuguese Con-
sul at Chicago that he had linen award -
e4 a commandership in the Order of
ChriSt Of Portugal, the higliest dim -
Unction the Xing of Portugal Carf give
to anyone outside of •roya'Ay. This
honor was bestowdd upon D. Ferguson
for his brilliaat worit in surgery. Dr.
Ferguson is an Ontario boy, and is an
tur,gmple for Ontario boys in all eta-
tiOne sof. life. When Ile Was a YOIME ,
Man he Was still wetting on the fain),
and his fht to ,,;( I. a medical educe
than was a severe one. He stuck to is'
however, became a :Winnipeg, doctor,.
One of the toenail's of the 'Slanttot 1.
Medical Cellegli, and then a surgies1 .
speciallst. Ls adaiti In to having e
Strong and aCtive brain, Dr. Fergus s'i
1 •has been endowed 'by "nature, with a
wonderful hand fer surgeSY. He. n'•'.
°InnihYiskilralnvds lNielipart:Issh:ssNeV:ilatnsoittclitTrre111,t
which can pet form the behest of t7. ,1
htain. Dr, l'erguAort. has Miantahr ,)
these Instruments is their perfect coil-
dition by being a t 'tal abstainer from
aleohol and tobacco..., He performed a
nunrher of 'i,ery-- skillful operations il.
Winnipeg, notably the !treatment •-• f
tapeworm of the liver, and in 1893 11'
was offered a professorship M.
In the Chicago P ,st-Graduate Medi(' t'
Seheel, and In 1900 he waq appoin!,-d;
professor of clinical surgery in • the
University of Illinois. which ii..i. new
holds. fany Canadians WIll be del-,,
ed to hear of this further. mark of luta
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or that has been h
_estowed upon lihn.
A Native of London, On.. '
Among the Canadians who are
Ing to run the railroads of the Unit -31.
States is Nicholas Monsarrat, a nail •••.•
et London, Canada. Mr. Monsalrat Is
one of the gentlemen .we have
across the line with J. J, Hia, Al!;. d
Sully and the late Samuel R. Calia.\\
•to offset with interest the debt•we.owe
the republic for the use of Sir "tViiii...
n 1
Van Hore.and- Chtitles M-, Hays.
Monsarrat was born a t ' Tondon, v s
stated, March 1, 1§39. Ili was educ': •
..ed at Rev. Benjamin Dayiy'e • La ::1.
• graminar school in the Feirest City 0. 0..
was graduaLea • front the University• et:
'Toronto (R. A.) in 1S51). , He wtts at -1:'..
.ried at Bowling Gre-n. Hentucity. (.,..•,,
20, 1870. to Miss Corinne Blanche 11...
ry. Since 1,872 he has been in the r'-.
• way service in .various ofrie'al earn; !-
ties.' He was eleic,ed president if
Hocking 'Valley liallread-Marcl 1, 1. .
-and t'e-elected anntjaily slime that di,: .. to military muele, "he would have he,A.
Mr. 'Mensurr.tt is a resident of (7olu:.;,- trst in -this fine •In the country" 'As- It lett, 'NEandar'
"Well, you see, nutrani; I don't want-
' hes; Ohio. . - • , ' • one
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. is , :sees* to this day the name "La: '
1. te rob 'de pr man Of •de • Only job he's
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