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NEWS OF THE DISTSICT.
CARLOW.
TuK4411ty, Nov. 10.
Wal. Fulford, of le.-buen, Muudaysd
at W n1. Ferguson r.
Misr Tew*11•y was the guest of Mtn.
McPhee, Loyal on S lay,
• Mr. and MrYI, Seita, of Myth, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mts. McBride.
MinYoung, who ham hetet Laid up
with a sprained ankle, is able to 1e
aro 1' again.
The 1V •ii's Foreign Missionary
Mlw•iety met at the huhu• of MIs., h.
Fisher 011 Wednesday afternoon last
and a vrry-pr4Ntath• time was spent
blether.
her.
The Guanets are 1 helve are "busily
engaged hsu•visiting their root crop.
The turnips are n light crop in twist.
places this year, but the tullg41(15
rued(' nut he beaten.
•LUEVALE.
Tuvirony, Nov. 10th.
• Miss Mary \\'Arman iM visiting
frlendr 111 Hrllmsels,
1'heeks+ l %mites. from near Lirtowel,
was home over Sunday.
Miss. M. IL Elliott and children, of
\1'inghsll, are visiting Alm. Masco,
quite 41 number of people from herr
look in the pie social At Miss Isbirler's
school.
Nims Mary Aikens, of 'I'ur,IIMq•r)•,
mpent a few days at Rev. 1\'..I. N'est's
1,1141 week.
llorl,1ll Petrls,111 has returned 1
from Manitoba, where he has rpeut a
few lsjpthit.
Mr. atm( M ref. Junes Hulertslm,, of
Ite•Igretye. were visiting at Hoof.
Shaw's w''N L INt N'Iwk
a
Rev. Mr. 411111 Mrs. Hastie, of Hel-
ierave, were visiting at Her.. F.
.Mw'a1111 e.hl*t Werk.
We are Nosey to hear that Mrs. J.
(iannett ix very sick, but we hope she
will si 4011 be able 11/ he pound mono.
✓ M15.telto
a' 111
4111 near ‘1•444441m1‘1•444441m1444•1:.Ies returned home
41fter•spending it
few weeks with her Mm. 114)) P(•Itun,
warn is x4811.111 argent here.
ST. HELENS.
MontiAv, Nov.I1h.
Maeflonald :old -M.{iuir:umrthresh•
'el;M. hail a fest 4141ye all work whilrget •
t'Ig p:111 of their M•pMotalto'. r,•lstir•d.
lAl.x. abIk
o•aaald, who for a period
..aboltlt tw•1•I act• years ) ul lets beim Moen(
in itriOr!' 4'oluutllil, has returned 111
our 111idwt.
A very regrettable occurrence took
MOiler this aftern(um iu the burning o
acphersp H1YN/.' Warn, All thr'r
.4•a/w.u's (•rv)1), •M • apples 81141 s Its'
of their implement, were Imeite•FI.
Although the lobi and cuntrq(m 111 4.
pretty well insurMl it im a leig/Ionei at
this Neasm of the year, /1t in not
known how Ihr Nr• eta -
'rrw+n.aNear.:Jnr.
tu
Pr(1N.tt.. Mrs. .1, Welinttej', Mr.
11111 Mrs, H. S. Nitylo amt .las. `r
• 115
Ir 111
w and tl IJ hl
aA.A11r
I than
iI
have returned from the \Vcsf \
Hugh Mae•Ihma , of li(mlet•i.•h 4'. I,
✓ ent Mehta) and Monday at his
here.. . Mrs. J4414. tutor. who
peril t'i'er years in the Weide
letek 4 s visit lu frim('*. in 'Ripley,
Ln 111) x1141 (him %lelnily • ..Mai.
Il. 111 filler ,Ind her, stn, Mosel. open*
. cc n • with friends in li,wleek,'..
Me:an Mrs. H. Metier, itf East
K,rla•,1n/ t. :spent 44 lay m our
Lan v,
LOYAL.
'gauzy, Nov. Pah.
S, Ie. limit nl, I) !welMlrtl, was again
.calling ins friends h , "u1141ay last.
Bleat iab•reet is le 1 taken in the
r•
municipal
K el io m •
n .Ind the
meeting on Malnr4ly nb , will break
rhe record and pe it ,s 4 1o•14 111 her
Ihirlg'. inehailing t hi urnit
1l was stated in lest to •5 cor-
respondence Oust Win.. . Ta'' • bad
1)4.1100 the ,lanes farm. This in-
corr et. He ham leaned the plael• ,1
)'ear but the prnp,rl y is still for vel •.
}VIII. P. Young line just ,Itni-'he,
lturshing for this veatr, having 8. very
i.u'Ite yield. Mr. :1(4iiiezr,-of .-i. e(su•r,.
111 rho ..f .1. T.'(i+,kllhourpeM Ma -
.'11i1 r. 1114
•I
1 III
I the work in!rx;rlll•nt aryl
What might have r`mvild i' rterionM\
111111441114 (5'1•Ilrrld erill,ry 'tying
laic. (ho. McPhee was jjtot ready In
leave with him Wore oIFti-heefeYuNiwlld
Ile day with his emit.( is in the
roluthernimtrtof Colborne, when the
III'1.e• lifter being hit4•h,d1, took stld-
.1en fright• lolt,rl arrow. the road nn41
upset the w'Ngon 411141 enrlt•Iltm into the
deet diteli IIn the M,111h Side of 4114.
11e041, in (111111 or the 5t41re. Forbin-
duly AIr. McI'hl•e wits near by and 15'-
f')54 the 11111114.11 got 441vnr1' he had then!
fully muter.o,trol. The large tole
41.404 boldly m1i,tketl 1111, lint 1111 g.NN1s
(11.14' ilesteuysel by tie. ,iiiNhIap, and 415
4'•sesjable Invest xull Clerk Taylor
were Just thee) petllrning from A.
1Sir1•'x Ihlr•Nhing 1h.y kindly,Iw41iet.11
Mr. McPhee 111 )1111 ing t hiegs to right 5
MOM. Mr, al.J'hee is thankful that
1111 seeloi144 43444ngi' wee done.
LEEBURN.
TriousAT, Nov. lUth.
'er3nI,l'henpceo.nt work h Js,.,Laikt -
Joseph .
Mo Ne•
1 ' in old. e•
attended the reent Orange
O.ml•ri,h. JoM•ph . was one of thy
wp 4kesiiien 111 the (141 .1f toasts, the
theme being "The i,Ndies,"
Many were 1h.' bright similes flint
g reetfr1 our iin-mer townsmen. Abet,
t••`I,•5:in, on his return In our midst
flet R,1 absence of about 'seven
Iths. Dancing may he 1111W tY•-
\t O
1!'4r mmng n,1r young folks.
I. 0, Chi livii.er thei
I N.--ut• ono -lime citizen
\ nda3lioII', 1 • n. is up Air ow' f cal weeks
a the weak 1111 k burn here. This
lime he ham f wo (o IIN younger moue.
Climb.' and lily. Will him. John
+rill rellcw old balite experieneen
n4 H1o:eh:N)a' fern ionise tiring hie
temporary 4t,.V here.
Winnie Sh,oat and Jessie Lin ter. yr/1
who •IIs' attendingthe M1wle1 se 11 10
4n 1;1x1011•.14, iohutl with their fell*,' le
slud,nt, in 11344jf vi*it'14) Clinton Fri- ten
41ay night 411 last Week h) se rhe
lLelrl *411601 111 M1141114 fllrry', They
reisiet w I 44 Iramanf time. Thm)-
Met at the
roolyro
(411144•(- leacher of tIl.' Dunlathering op school.
xnd her mister (dive, who tnnght it
pi, tent. fur a fortnight
DUNLOP.
Tu:xstAv, Nov. loth.
AtiAIN ENU u,c,),--Oohs board of
I4hacation !soca slvtired the w•1•vices of
Liu Knox as teacher for Another' year
at an increase of salary. AN 44 te4u'her
he las git•rn general sa1iMf114;lbo11 And
the truettes found no objeclonr offer -
et! G, the raise from the ratepayers.
Al presell1 the school 11111 has 'de-
creased amt pr(wpertiVe scholars 11141
u,1t 111, there twin gq{ronly eight
children under four years 441 age in the
Mrctiuu nett fourteen (4,444545 111141• nu
rhil('r'11 411 go. t
BENMILLER.
!'ut+luAY, Ndt•. loth,
The 14.ITlt Trow• \'Aj4IrroNK, --Ota
Alsoisdily Thos. Vauletone died at the
,age of sixty -Nye years. A little over u
year ago he fwd it stroke of paralysis
and since that time had Irma confined
to bed, and as few days' pleviume to his
death haat the third stroke, Mr. Vau-
d' , was lora at Hrnu1d114r, hit
Gather being an old Mettler from 1)rV-
4tlhire. 8emb41es hi.t wid1/'1• he leaves
two toy» and four girls. These are
Alpert, of Detroit ; WeHtey, of He -
gine ; Mrs. 44tory, (o( Ildertun ; Alrs.
Story, of Tha11lrslurl ; Airs. King, of
Hayfield. and Mims Maggie, at home.
Alr. Varlet one was it lueltlwr of the A.
h'. dual A.M. and 1,11.h'. and the pall -
!waren' at his f(Irrll, which took
pla4:r yestrtda))•, were• members of
there lodges, Rev. Mr. Yelled(' 4.1111.
dueled the mei-viers.
WESTFIELD.
MoNoty, Nov. tali.
tali.
\18. Nixon returned from Mail'toles
last week.
Raymond Redmond; 01 (tuil
Raymondrri( --
Collegiate, sent Nllundny and Sunday
at his home here. , -
Mr. and Mrs. John ('u11uiugliaul, of
Markdah•, are the Kuestsuf the holler's
brothi•1•, (ieot•ge• \%allac,•.
!)avid Ti*lale and James Anderson
ha%e gime un 41 band a e'x'NNW ion to
Muskoka for a roup r f wea•kM,•
Prank h',r
Parley, 141 /
Y 1
1 . Mt•11'
1
4 In
with Alfred l'arr-'tot• ►e lust there
years, has gine. to rk fol' 1(.
%Vighllu4411 fu ft tune.
1V, (tinier" whip has IN•vu 'gaged
-will• t)Vedv)• Farrow for the L ttwo
months. harm gone to Haulilton to cork
in the +
t•ir 1 •e
h 1 uach' 1•
K
111 shop..
1
Th -1• man. 5 Aiken., vel(.
K 1
w idled in the St. Mary's reilwsy
tie dent last week, was .:t neph(•w 01
dwrl Buchanan of this place.
' EAST WAWANOSH.
Mos DAy,'Nov. lah.
1). Mousey is ill at' present but we
Imp. hu may son', be well,
t►. Taylor told (entity intend nloa-iug
11/ Blyth (4n TumwJay of next week.
Mls. Jim.'», of tiny tit v, '4jiekigon,
is visiting ui1
Ig h••r brother. \1'w. Ifs Int..
Mem. H. On•, of 'Poon((). Is visiting
at the ho • of J. H. M't'biiton nt
punen t . •
Alias Sproul, Mr. and Min. %Vitale).
4uli1. 0l(1lg Mon spent S 1nr at Mrs.
H ar(4$1,ll'M,
' Mrs. Kerr Anil her two 611114, 1lrrbie
and ('Isle:ow, of %'ingh:in, aro visit-
ing et the 141ntl6' of Mrs. F:. Ihuriwlu.
Misty L Hnbiit)mnl'w 411.1111411 enterta4u-
ment wax Well itktonded t t Friday
and was 14 111rte• stokes., The pro-
er.41N w,•Il• $11.:10,
M(Ns•Ita Limey, who Lax hews '•isiting
her •k• end f, Mr. and Ates.
IGImM•y, hes returned to her yu • in
SaundlN•:u•h, Michigan. -
ST. AUGUSTINE.
MoN )
t .a v, Nuc. SN h.
'1911• new cluIreh here is within
mo•a tiral)Ie distance o1 completion,
and it is rxpeet d that ;h. opening
will take piney about Christmas lime.
Title MAH. 044410"14 W., A Inrgdy-
signwl 311•1 111111 541114 lesa•nth• fur-
walthsl to the Postmart•rvUi•m•ra1,
asking that n change he made in the
carrying of the. Ito Ih,5 plies., the
til is mos being de411oue that 1114•
11 it 511414(1,1 collie by way of lif•IKruce
and Mo•m1•(4. The Ih'pNlrlment de:
e•1i11, 14 grant the prayer of the pN•ti-
ti n.. 113e• Deputy Pied 'Mister General
1\reply saying : '•9he tidal
ro -Niue Dor the Selo• just r11)144•11, for
the MRCVS rtinernu4l. iuclndin Abr•-
K
lem•h. wits $ICri.:C;, from which the
w41uriea of the pest 'ter was taken,
dunounting lu 1$427, leaving a nil
revenue ,1f $Msl,:fj, The 41,141 of the
mail services to theme 11fYe
N
alw
follow, :
Auburn. Myth,Angistine, etc.8ia1
,i
Belgia and Af orb. ' 1111
$•110
o• n farad deficit of ' *4l,:42. The De-
partment has 1114 et 'inlet ed 11 four
years contract for it ill1m3h tinily
trail s•rviee ro this fifth..., 101(1 in view
of the (tet that the re'eti14 (111t•ing
law year ham ('releaser 1,4 es' sit per.
rent. it is not thought possible ' to
kr any ehallge 3111'4111.ing am •
creaks! expenditure for the pre tnL"
NILE._
r
WeenesI.1v, Nov, 11th.
PKrut)NAt:.--Mire I'OW,llI, of tett,'•
rich, Yi:i' 4
Ito l Leto Sunday '
a .rim•
cement lsyer, • go' south this
winter, hut not 'very far Mr. ,rad
Aire, 4'meter, 441 Auleitc . visited friends
Noy eisillt illy. /4 '.
4'111'x411 Nlrrla+.- l'I*alehi1 herr
1144x1 Metnday both morning 444111.4ven-
Ing . . • .The League Nae held Theslj1ev
evening r
n 1 sou, The r 1 • • .
! a 11 Ih x11 p.(.
1 1 1'';141
g an
J
acroNlie taken hp Min. 11 m. Th p-
Mm, ThP ntottn (dimwit was, • :`late the
drenleenl." Let the members of th1.
Y,.•llgli• t•etllelfllfet' 4him »1141 net 11pN/1)
if.
EARLY I)cA'ra.--fksath has• over
nmpre Visited ON. !eking from our
midNt one in the 11,14m1 of youth.
Mime Edith Elliott died nt iter h •
Mlitul a)• morning, She had not been
well for the last two Years 14411 the 6•1141
wits not. expeefe.) 5ti soon. The rim -
wits a Targe and took place
i4tng)ttnon cemetery. %Ve ex -
one mympmth)• to to bereaved
we. If tiny person has n ho1144'
f,1 I I or trade c. ' • to Nile,
where re M a good chntl.e to do
IaaNln, mm.. s )•O(114( Ines dot not
go to the 1 std (often shire our new
church wile o s'(1 %Vql. IRek-
lnnn has pure uudsd a road ste111.1 ).
is at nice hotsen/A n KOMI 114•(0r,
(ane 111(I144 111 (la(r(slag its.n
rind. We wele0nte r*, ,11rtn-
to Nile and wlmh thein ung and
fly life. --_
Arany of the frlrndo of our • fitn,• Hr
1's"ktt.•nl •
I►eniel Me level will 1w sorry
to leftrn that. the hamar, he 115-w1 In at near
Santa Mte, Marie WAN ('(Nlroy.41 by Nle. t
1%'44 have el tin).• of writinlg henna no ',yrs
11„t,nlm except that the house (Text flap
I(en's 11t afire by two little children T
swing left alone in a 1118111 *hill, the Mon
Mother aunt tit) town. She locked Ise
them in and when the flee war dim- ordi
' n5 evert a party wavr41 one of them hit, dol)
tae, know/gee aurae. the”' (other dld not end
iesisie it. and it. War Inwood to dewth. *dr
it sawn tow years ohl and the child new
was f 1 • sent
he "flew of Thr Ill al and "I'ke
(reel Weekly Herald fir one do-
In exciting h q nf. The
nary finery Is, "Mow ran it. he
eP" The fact is it is being 1 ii •,
',limy Leaders are already taking
*nta(r of t.11e alluring offer. To
su1*w'rilse►s both• papers will i e
for the balance of the year free.
DUNGANNON.
'I'tt3o1D-tY, Nov. 1
W k.\Tinge.--Minos the "twat
fell nlout two works agi) weatht•
been very fnvurnl)Ir for MN+Iu•iug
coops and preparing fur winter,
U. 1. l'rtwfoled and 444)11, M
Willie, 1). Hickle end Harry
low ('44 *eted tel4„ywtmril I •
week froth the !tinting exledlt'
Mwstok4t.
VWa1rN 01" MUNICIPAL (Y)uNt-
Thr oat iii ierµ11 councils of %Vest
51.4111414411 and Aahtlehl will alert iu
tempperrctive Pannell ramie, the ft
uu
11'tdl(•stay, Pith, and the let
thr2lmt inst.
auHANT CON uCtT, —\%'e have
informed Limit •one night past
wu111e 1(1IM7wa11t or miscreants entered
iuto John Mc('latlley'N dwelling, wL1411
waw lucked the (wing in (i.ulerichl,
opened his trunk o• chest, and plun-
dered thrl•efroul u razor. Should the
petpetralotro of su4h (u11durt be fuu11d
(4113., they N•ill be p:oM'•41t441 according
to law. It is too had that an inoffens-
ive' and harmless • person, 1441 hr Is,
x11011141 1W mu annoyed bp hat Mg his
ptoj)r•ty injured in hi14 alwlrnre.
0111.
1111111"
r has
rool
nater
J cues
(his
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i
Disposal of Bodies at House of Refuge. t
Warden Kerr says in his paper, The
Brussels Post:'' A Hullo nal r,txe
has arisen• 1 rollile:tillI with the
house of refuge. in thei county over
the disposAl Iof bodieS of deceased in-
mates • who die without bona fide
friends. Under an Act respecting. the
study of anatomy the bodies of all
persons who have been supported in
and by any public lnsitution shall Is•
iltuuoduttely placed under the control
11'x' 1/f the Inspector of anatomy for that
locality. unless claimed by bona fide
their friends, within tWenty-four helwrM sonic
Omer the sunt of $3 paid by 1314 111 for burial
ler ull expense». The keeper of any public
iilstitutio,»of above character is liable
been 14) N 11(1e nut exceeding' $b) for •
Week rompliauce with the law. Ket'lk'r
l'ItIOUINA 1..-'1'nus. Boles, secr•tal•y-
treasurer•ofthe. Empirt• Accident and
Surety Co., officially vixib•lb'Ietr• ON he
What ull his route to tither- pat -Is of this
s'rtlun of country. ile ix loud iu
Probee• of the excellent farms, as also
the splendid a tabun of the nimbi b11
this vicinity and through the county
of Huron through which he has [rev-
elled . Hugh(' p15'11, head millet-
iu'4he big Mill, (i''lerieh, fold Mrs.
Campbell were guests of Mr. foul Mrs.
McNally . .. Mr. old Mrs. 4. MC -
Nally and son,
Alvei! of Blyth, left
fur Houle 1/u M!M1111V afternoon, after
ha4bng Visited Mr. SIeNAll)-'s brother.
%1'm. McNally .1. M. Roberts,
w.t•Fel u•y- bream utwr \Vela %Vawarlouh
Alt P
emu
111(1141 'ire Ins canoe
-
u
(blue
Inv, hens
celcIlealu fin, IfM%f
!r•
klM
1 K. 1Vu rfmrrrrla• twgre•t t1/
1144144 11/ 111111/144 t he 111.1.1.11.1. ,111 Al 34444
Edith, th thiel daughter of Jahn
Elliott, of Itt1.h1, witty!) Mut event
took place a her (ether residruce
1111 Saturday hot at the age of twenty-
four yens, 411)4 month ,old twenty:
M•ven days; Her r•mein4 were in-
terns! 111 Dungannon (•ellu 1444)' 1.elay,
being escorted thither Int ,t toga• ru11-
e01.43•sr 1/f sorrowing relatives and
M'
111 'athl%' p
.1U IIa•1 I .
1 N Y
I'' 1 111141: . 1 '
K a(• laut-
nl
1
t renis u
lath .Marl'(•
I h town and town.
hip and from Colborne, AslOrld and
' 'est %Vaw:ru,sh• 1144:- lrtrto: 14c4.
C. u
thrrfod. i- hlcbd the M)lruul
"hero i.•s• . ' l'he d4rlttsed had. by brr-
mobaldo and gentle disposition, en-
deared ho self to a Inge timelier of
the y g *.opts fee 11140 to many
..141a•r than herself. and she will he
»Nests misses! i4) 111(- 1 and in Mi-
ami -ch. The bereaved parents, slit-
s -1%10g fuste•r um1 fu11r Iwo( hers have
the deep-felt Nyngat Ly of the 1.0111-
'1 111 Ihr ti
ywire ntllir
I' '1944
pull•Inoatt•1's were Masters William
Sit others, of il.»Ierich iThe ,1n tis \fe-
L nti, of West %VllW lm ult ; Herbert
Ml0t1t6'ts and thee- of deernsMl's
coltslp4, 4i.d4l•l•l township. The de-
ceased 1-1414 taken away 11) the Nonni
and Vigor of pith II. .it!ode ,1l1 Iwminder
11/ 1111, young and old, of the un-
e.•rtaioty "(life.
'MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
('.amen met te141(wt •1110, (iheeks
were issued for the following am(nnt$:
1,11411 •J'huston, repairing Boyd's Hill,
$1 : J •m MMNnii•, repairing bridge.
1..
If., $1 : Angus M"lh•rtaid. work
url grader, $A,'L'4 : John Huh),, teyueil•-
Iug 1,111, $1 : N,1111; 31s•Nair•, repairing
culvert and bridge, $2: D. Stewart,
repairing etilvert and hill. $1 : N. Me-
KeIzi4; repairing alone rnlverls, IRI':
FS Johnston. gra% ening rutm•twsiun In,
$17. ecu• m' 7. 1.. It., $Ibl,On 1, I,.
and for ails*, $75.72 ; Sam. Straw. in-
s464•timg, $1.25,4 D. Parrish. eleauing
ditch, 11.31 ; Jami es Ilend4lson, cement
tile. $21.:111 • Ja.. Gilmore, drain
$5.8[ • JR5. Ilaek.•)r. culvert. conces-
sion in, $2 ; tae. ,' afros, eepait•ingjf
road. $2 : H. McKeuz •, rtejeth-mg cul-
%i•rt, $tl :' John Blo' 1, inverting.
*Uri ; Ed. M -144,11, goal% , $71; Ruin.
Andrews, 1 Wo days work, I.:d1';John
Kilpatrick. gra rl•Iling :1114 cenl'ft
lldim•, $17.4)2, gravelling S. H. and ';.
$•_gill, And 1$41.14, 81x) on run( 45iot1
2, $72.2t : Wm. Anderson. op 4s.
$1.41: %Vie. M '(i,n•y, tile, 12G': '
Todd, plank, $12.2.'4 : H. Mn\Vhinne
4,•ttu•I1 pipe, file (• 11v,•l1, $a : W.
1.11111116/011. I)MI
I1 1Y1I11K culvert,. ret. L'L'4
Thomas Johnston. to!)ait•inK ta'u cul-
verts. M. It. Il nod I, *1: 4'. Moes,
NplkeN, 7:41•.: 9'h.M. Earns inspecting,
$2.511 : (1.41/. Fielder. inspecting. $:(.12):
1Vn1. Hrown. grading, $»; M, Ricitf.
t11.pweting, $2.2'4, Next r4uneil meet-
ing NOV. 21st. . Wm. STIrTII Kits, clerk.
Procne!'s attention has liven called to
the net. Heretofore the bodies of the
unclaimed inmates have been buried
in the graveyard•ut the fable in eon-
mteti•em with th1. lunlse. Ile asked for
instructions trout the 1Varlen, who
has *shires! that in the mluautimlr the
c()mYw followed 1M• continued even
although a tine is inflicted older the
net, which if enforced will do •h to
snow worry and 44lumyaneu to Anysuch imltiUlli(I loth us it relates to
the Mammae» in Irlticip*1t1u enol the
kee N•r in cat•ryiug out the provisions
i
Notice of Seed Controt-Act,
A ro )y of bulletin No. 15, entitled
"Hill N. 2211) Reprinted all tf(uended ;
An Art Respecting the Inspect' ' and
Sale of Seeds.,with • Explanations and
('u 35," has Ie4.11 received, This
pamphlet is issued for general distri-
bution for the purpose of serving as it
notice to the interested public. and
441s4) to plen•ide• 11o•anm foe el4,4•1' study
4)1 the 11(3 i11 Its relations to the oper-
ations: of 54,441 pumbicels. seed Hier-
('hurts null soul consumers. '!'he bill,
ax 4me1141sd b)' the committee of the
t
41 11 during •
I I t n• r
I 1h!went
w• '(
session ,1
ti1 f
Parliament, Iit- "ides that 5,44418 of
cereals, M.'.
glasses, x. rl11ce1s us' forage
plate which runtein the Heeds of ver-
min ,11/x11/,45 wei411 named in the bill
will be prohibited 11Y)11t. sale, It f111'-
illerprovid,yo for IFniforml Methods of
gteid111g, aceo1ling to (1xed standards
of p!urit)f and vitality, the timothy,
:ll,ike, and 1'141 elf Ver seeds uttered for
sale i11 (►an1ula.
A eoPy'4 t he 3Rtrltphlet)'lay Int hal
free 1)
14 11111/111:111114111 n d. aloe 1.4I441 1)i 1 1 ''
.s'
lull, Braleh 41 the, l'u11114irsi4111er of
A(rirt11tnrwId Dairying, Ottawa.1, •tZrus tuldew.w ,111 , s ubna r du not mo-
utons.postage. \
REIJBEN DRA1‘.414, STATES
That Dedd's Kidne, P81, Cured Him of Gravel
-1l Never Came Back.•
-
Bristol, Que.. NOV, Rte. - (SF *44.Iall—
A remetly t*u44 will core gravel' must
he a 1Ve •'
tY I e•
111 11 W '
1 ltfu•
q' 1 all tri
ii our
diseases. x811 Reuben Dingier lief th
piiire states positively tt)at 1)I odd
Kidney ['ills cured him of gravel.
••1 w144 taken ill with what fthuught
was gravel," way» Mr. Draper. "I wam
'utet•lug great pain and 1 steadily
grew Weaker lhotglr ultt•ud,tt by two
different d•N•tors:
"A mutt told 11114 that 1kd41.14 Kidney
Pills had moss! his mother 111 gravel
,wd 1 gut 44)1114• 81141 s(At•t41 to take
t Lein. 111 just umr week 1 passel' a
stone Rs large :as a NI11a11 bean and heir
slays later i /mowed : t her Mena 1 he
eke of a grain -of barley. • •
"Tl1At is two years ago atm.1 I have'
not h,cf any 111,01,16' Riutw,"
SALMON CHANGE THEIR WAYS.
s
LAM Nese r•eo 1•
P neve • TY
That They De.
The salon fishing hos been only
fairly good this year, says. 4441 .•1141 04
July ,correspondent at Gaspe Basin.
Anglers have been doing well up
the rivers with rod and line. In-
deed, stone of the finest fish seen fur
years have b,vyl taken thie Ammon
with the I1y.
Itt about here that is not known
as siting. The fisherman• who is
prefeilpronat ulcaha netting wben
speaks uf fishing. and it is the et-
t 1n
g of v which suppliesthe
markets o inland cit ten and/leaves
money with a fisherman.
`loot of rho olJ holds ,Sii1•o 0
teal klitd'o reason foq'(ho fall.
*operatively speaking, of 14w'
St; Joseph-Hensall Electric Railway.
%orl 4i tj,'rad.
31r. l':Inlin. o1 1.41. .110/41.1111, wa14 in
row', 1111 \Vevlmemll+ay afternoon and
eve ' K. ae41nlpanfs4l hy.,t4411I5eyin•
hard Nae or Nix gentlemen interesl(41 in
the building of the electric t,sul from
Heuwll to the first -named 1'144.•.• ILII(
lunched -at Ihr D11nlinpni, `!luse,
From informl;tl i,1❑ gle,rod both Net -
4)4111 4441 Y'
Ir 4
tl se s
111.
that e '
`4 Ih hNe iA
Iikr11' In Kis thlo1166h. the n.•ees.a ry
fun(15 being 11(Ils..•ri(N4l ,1h pr 444 +st
The Mtu'Vryeir ie now 'at wo'k laying
out the route ,Ind waking the other
neresiwiry IInel""'1i4ot141 to leginolwra•
tins, tvh'1•h will i.' inose,1f.d with
vigor, nod whine)! asking nod of nn)•
sort from 13(41 mllilieb1Ndity. If our
inful'nl+*nti; nate wrest and every-
thing noN•,Jm)in3+h in that olirvetion
the 14484(4*' if Vatt•I,h will wish' --Me.
Cantu, ,and the eon Ira• every 1411eeem5
in thr.i n.h•rtsking, • it cannot fail
1(o he of (ul vantage firms in maty ways
betides tht'-1•t•Nlfort and convenience
.41 1113,1.1 11 6411.• TIw liar N11ultl(' Ie a
very (•*5,1' 111
fiver whjeh It
• to !arid, the ground
I run being prowl 1.•441 h•
without 441)111, n least ,1f any r1n44i(1-
ernbl(• Size, ,1n the entire route. Mr.
l'Rntin, nm '► pr11n1/de1', IS a 11)4434 of
energy, 111111 fi111' inform/one IN•lie4e•,
has. in this instance of least, 5mecessled
in gathering around 111,11 mien of .nffl-
rient capital 1) pr)Nerute the 'v ,-k
-stlreessfolly,
Two Great Papers for One Dollar.
A few years ago weekly w'as
1446)k441 upon nm n marvel of eheepne.s,:
N'w WA ars enabled to offer two
tapers for that small 511111. Hys 54.14,3
and exclusive Rrrang,mlent With The
Montreal %V(,•kh' Herald, we ,1RI.,- 41
end The Signet for one year for ane
dollar. The oiler 15 M I's troles! innriIv
likeral flint b1-411 Id 114• tike') adl'a111-
Ago .1 11) eVeey Inol, W 011 441111 ch11,1
who can reel. Thekignal G the howl.
.g local paper of this distrustThe
1• is a pwaper, for the h • and
giving the news of the wand,
maims of entertaining r•.aaling.
wo pp1pe s'4, At Mach n price, make
t•rwi.t.ihfe us ion. Selnpk
copies of The Herald at tide (Are.
era
farm,
and a
The t
an i
"It's & hnnge off 'ion as has
keeping the Sabbath
come over the, fish•" 3(s' led one old
sa . ;'!t used' to be• that the sal -
mu
hadsome ,
Lind, b[
4 notion of
\ day holy, but
now i`m blest If they haven't all
turned Seventh Day Baptists." '
It would\be mentioned that, ac-
cording to \law, all nets at. the
mouths of Monson rivers must ' ars
•
11(1611 at night 11 un Saturday‘ and
not put down It In until daybreak
on Monday. \
"Just get up un thu bank where
You can look down Ihto the water
on Sunday and see the shoals of big
!trues a -breaking of the- Sabbath
by crowding on all sail and getting
as far up the river as poesiblr," thu
old salt went on. "It's my belief as
the biggest
orthe gg• n( a
eh lust hold od
day school all week, ort the mout►
of the river, and only travel on Sun -.1 .-,,
. l'A U !DBA V, Nov. 12, 1903;
roa1gia.-
11 Rheunl.tisatl of the face.
UI i.: Acid left in the blood t,,•,_ -
by disordered kidney
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause le the same as In all
Rheumatism— disordered
Kidneys. The cure 1s like-
wise the same—
Dodd's -
Kidney
Pills
•
A Paradoxical Situation.
(114•iug a tM•Lteil ntlmuiin( rini•pt of
the finding of the• :Uasklrlosk
lotudnry
U'ihfival.l
Hy the 4lfraee and kin.' Fwnuiw.lun of the
liunuda y l•inulnl•..+'uu,
1 ,41.1 able l0 44111 un('4, ire 114444 110 41.111417 111
raise fu '1 •
3 .4s' de•Np1tc floe rlsx . cab! µ1u1 '1110 '3344x,:
in,pind fa e•. .
Thr deie'i.fun gi. e• tit dt.pntaleet area 111 3.N.
T1111, 1 the ',bouts '
tut a ocean, though hu 1 hthe)
ralvrl es') war! v 6
Mill conlinuc our me.. 'iuu a 111 4re•uulift our
!Awful prix,•:
Thclocould axebut Nona 1un.1Ile) 'Heretory
of 41114 11uu4111io4,
Welt duos they are ung d by' 11 bridge of
:1/nple dgh..
True, 'I 4121.1NUL IO all !melt 11 relaid`slwuld 111.1 orb
. ..
our loyal humor.
trot 11w te•nlicl -.fated, 44) Na) owed nu
. •1en r fret :
\l'
t a "• longer
n 'I fed
Inalhalrnlion, n Ixroil ea 111 Iloaec:
hit n,ltion.
A11,1 tor 11 belong thu honor4, 1'14(41 lo' oar
Cigarette Users,' Beware.
4I •Iwtrlhuu'l to the \1•, t T. ('.1
Swift & Co. and other l'h$'agg() 1
news huuM•$ -employing h,1mireds
boys 1• 11.1 \•1• '
Isiu(41 this :uuuonrewe
orsi
mil:( -'ones: •:M '
u impressed are 1•
N•ilh lie da tiger of eigar4te liming that
wt. 15131 not employ anyone addicted to
the habil."
111• 'J.,
hn R':uulyulke•rm stores the.
t'application blank to he 1131,.11 out by
ors applying for a 146)511 'revolt.:
"1)o )'110 1154' lol):u•cu. or cigarettes f-
1 m•gatiVeaul.wer IM 4'XJM4'tNel, allld i1t
favorable to their acceptance els tan-
plu)•ees, -
Ay.r'. Sarsaparilla 1' patty, Low-
ell, where 1 lends of 1511.5 are em-
ployed.
rl .tl e
mewed 1 following
1 rMsphl-
tiou : •
••Ma11Y•II I. 11y1) l
"Believing t hat the smoking elf cigar -
es is lnjurials to loth hind 111141
INN •, (ht•rwby unfitting y g (-net
for 1 rir best work-•tlierefoe, after
this ( e )t•e, will\ not 4employ any
young 11 11 under 141.6-nty-one years of
8go• Who s 'k4s •cheldcl•t(I'11,"
Chief Of ( --t•niGtl States Weather
mean \Vials M. Moore has ptueell
ths .ban on cigarettes in this depart-
ment (.1 gl/Yat• Mit 1l1'rvii.e,
Tea'\Asststaint Ko slat numa,g.•r (
the ('in411o•ha14d Tele 11411111' •and Tele-
graph Company 11114 155(1(441 the folluW-
ing 0111er :
Y1111 nts• directed to serve notice
that the use of ei3#alettem after Angled
let will be prohibited and you are
further inatrueted,to, in the fill tire.
refuse to employ anyone who
Hetet! ► is
tufhe
habit." \
',The Pittsburg and'4 tern 141431 Yl4t,
(0441.id5 the lime of 'cigarettes by the
attaches of luasmeng,•r trains, and
nol(Hils as•elln•is that 133(4)' luu,t 1404
mnlu3P cignr•tte' a lu the .I4a4M'ngel-
"Oao•111•s n1 the eonlpltn •,
On the 11'4Mt-4illie('7nr, Wisconsin
Railroad, twenty-fivt• lltlmwer', 45'otk.
ing um a bridge. wear disrh,,tgeil by,
the reran master because 1111•)' were
smoking r'
k 11 (igen'? f., •x
K K T. rr
\IIYI
M:1te.
l 1 •
Ovrecoats
hl
Our .1. 4 k is romplet,
in medium 81141 Ileaa%y
weights in Underwear,
Ki11(31)• (-4411.
Largest Nt1M•k of new 141
(1 141 1 ltt11gs x1111
Snitin(44 in the ('41111
t' 14, .4'1, '.1 41'"efi.
Leave your Order Now.
1M
Underwear
Suits
Finest goals maple,
including the new
Linen Vtitli'rwtai•.
\1's' can completely 4441it you—iu price, t4)0' --on short notice, .
McLEAN BROS.
ART TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, OUTFITTERS.
'Phone 77. The Square, UODERICH.
The
Ilappy
Thought
Range.....
TWENTY YEARS IN USE
When an opposition makes the statement that the life of a
Happy Thought is only three years you can rest assured that he
feels sore because it is going into 440 many homes and is being so
iehly praised by all users.
There
are
Ha
Thoughts ou h
is
In town
g o n
that have been In use for twenty
years and they look as good and work
As well as numerous new stoves
rya
I am s
a sample to s
the shortage,
the only econta
leave your order.
Company has pro
'11 sheet of Happy Thought Ranges. I haven't cv4'n
ow you. I have had twelve in since I adverti.,.•.i
d I still have four orders to fill. So if you want
al and up to -date range on the market call ami
1 may have some in by Saturday, and the
ised to ship me some at once.
A11 (:,mala 1s' int hteil to The Poni-
i Herald a
tY 1 'Wee 1 v Star of 1lorlt-
rwal for p11r44hu•3ng a new 'imp of the
haiiinion of 4'tuln('e tight up -tit -date
in a•very respect. It certainly iM re -
inured.
-Although t, cash oleo of $2.1' 1
IN•r ropy 4s placed on their new map.
still, ythe pihlishels of that glee( (tliily
wee
0y, a, with the'•
II
'f144t• r
tion, are tif?er•ir1 IIt'111R-
•4lwdutely free al.ngo with two tither
beautiful colored pletiires 111 all who
subsoils. to The !'unity 71er,dd for`
IUM. it is the biggest dollar's worth
ever ofTrrrt.
(Read The Signal's clulrlpng list on _Vmr m 'pfll /l l'
page It _V it i mq r
K nllihel w (tilnnl •
a
The Radiant Home
is on of the prettiest and at working stoves on the Canadian
taarket. 1 am -having a bi Isle of it. Call and see it and be
your
own'
r
I
f
ii,, you we
dge. n A
stove e that will give
you lots
of
heat with \sky, little fuel get a`jiadiant glome
I nak you to gt 'ut my Hauges d stoves a trial before pay-
ing for them, and if they aro net sat factory you are not under
obligation tI keep it. It n be roto ed nt my expense.
I hove a number of ae,;o`nd hand r nges, wood cooks and
coal heaters which I have taken ft each e, whioh can be had
at bargain prices. \\
1 am headymar tors for the latest and most up-to-date
hardware.
CHAS. C. L
'PHONES—Store, 22 ; House, 1
t--
You tont • not est (; U N 1)1 V
1, y011 in this worhl heft look out f, i es- NEW(OATF, ST.
Newoi fr for n r under. Af4. btrack
Wlil`tale b• V Livery,,f
N.V4.4:ask 48 i1*4an how he Iike.eltiirte- i A N D
ritsI life in his '. t..',. presence if you
ALEX. ROBINSON, AO Pr
opnelnr. --
dant to hear the 114th,
'1914• signal and The 1Veekly 11•,il
re of the year for only 1/ rots. .
.1 h:111p')1• will Is; seal m the Ixa1-
alnqulry shows that the Idea Is prat -
West Hut' n
armers' '
es
t
I
a
t
e
,*tont that the lordly salmon is
gradually Learning? better then to
persist ht 1 o.ting his ari*tek•rlltr nose
intonets.
1
u his
own
undue
u
(••x-
a
Ioeritoent14 aunts by restless rods novo
gu 10 show that the big limb oto con-
gregate at the mouths of st•eame be-
fore sailing ht, end suple little muc
eine !844 been • tet with in ground
fishing for the rt !Rh rrahv and
young lobsters.
This wilt 11r ale to those who
know the salmon bee for it 14 pre•(-
ty welt\understood tha this finh.ale
at sin*'fr rn all 'nod •fro the (line it
tames fresh water unto It reaches
the s6a again, -,after its Nunln,er out-
ing.
' The.flies wherewith anglers )s -guile'
Jalmon To cons• to gate .use prohnhly1
taken from sheer light-hearted es*
or from a collec•tor's rage for pmt %•
things. But it It Mln111d prove that the,
Ash latter about the mnutho( of fresh
water doming. and gutty bre ',)laxed
to take bait there, there will he
great rejoicing on the part -o th4
great army of angler* 'hi PAnnn,
afford to hire a salmon Alert, twat
wail he glad to Ink, Home., ef get-
ting OM to one of these rookie ti4h
in the open *,•a.
Aa11-Ii.p., utter bat 4.417*1
Torthtn, Nov, 11E—Under the ems'
pees of alms Coatinenral Inion, Henri
Bouraaet, M.I'., spoke In Association nn '
Hall pain evening 041 'The Loyally able
of the 'Frehch-Canactlan."y Thep,- %erre it p
anti-Inlperialial, hu loyal galla, to *tot
Canada. (r t/aGloila0l .tram' quite this
provincial they war t1Kt jlsd (1344
e 0 Qetiateir n1 4 C1n tmis. 'Inc
The Sulphite f+n'y Aleut i li p of,,1t141.
\Vest. Ilun)n h'af tele 1114114 We Wilt
Int hell at : 1,(IN K4131)111)', IIiII's
!bill, Iter. 1s1 : BE1• )H:1VI':, public
hall, Ih•c, 'lids Mi'. II ,EN'M, pati,
hall, Ike. :3rv1 : lit) ,111ESIV11,1,1?,
3\ ilIs411's hall. Dec. Ith.
DELEGATES: \
Int. 11. (3, 111.1411, r,N,. Ile,1tyl '411.11.
Mlihj.els : ••'1 h6' FnnOdnl(tin l'
(d.•, ,1f M11er,'44,(111 Mt.e• nri-
og
"The %llNIrrn Mn11111e k„ iii 4Hattie*
Horses, Hid Ilo1• to Hived 'duan : •
"The. He ifi,15 \\'IIic11 Exist I1•Iween
Illlpr.11e•r Feeding and l lime:INS• ; "
"•Morin It 1 of Dairy ('nt11e,.'.villi n,
bew• of 1're%e tins( Disease." Evening
gnhJI•(•I.i: ••9'h, 1411114111), 14 nod Train -
Ing of the }',un Idol's(.:' "Farming
1M 1111 1 Mentor 1,141.
O. e eie
'1'litise w•1111 drive, 1111•
tit111.1' 11114 i n,•5 s ,11•
N/14eas1111., µ'I11 find t he
ewgate Street I,il'-
el• '
we
•
I I e.
J puipp46dl
With girth! 1101'W5 81)11
Pigs
Buggies, Phaetons,
Wagonette, etc.
f
1 cer) rare taken 14)
ensue the el 11011 1
111113 51a1 144(1(4.1 Mu of
pal rias.
"Pef. ff. SMITH, 1811 ilk. Subjects :
elle and Piss h' '• 1'lo'er
•%1',44IN : " "(iwwl MMd ," •"I%rtin M,,fI
Iti Il4rn." Evening Rihje s .4.111sw-
1ng tut (►ecsoot ion 4" e' rbrmll,1r11
Mitre ion."
N. (1. .4 memislrNhip lick.' owls
I ' L:R•, and, in addition to the nlu-
piloratute• it entitles) the bottle to
rtivi414', free admission to the.
:k sh,w at (itnaph 'every de
inghtimt the fair. Tirkete Ieln lie
ailed front C. Csmpls'll. W. Wet -
k, W. Morrow or the Nett:tft try,
(1 • m,Jn call.
ALEX. ROBINSON,
ssss//•eae••I.3sate•tl
J. BROPHEY & SON
—RBA LAAD11I.1 —
Rlentra , b\etei ort w*.. 1
Verdkea\otrht.rs.
ham Milt IN dry.
eUNse el
Bus Stable
[oil) il(Iltsla4
4'A ItR1.A(iEs
I'
ii
A ETON
KT('., AT
Ith:AMONAi3LE
ItA9'EM1
1\'111-npptiimte41
H,u•k» 1111(1 teli-
1Ih1e drivers 4m
eh4t•ge of the
•Files, whiehiwill
tllert. all t tel i n s
411111 rot 1.11.111 1111,11
\1.1, ('A1,114 ATTENDED To
I'Hl1p111'r1I1' loltOM HOTELS
AND 1'If I V ATE HOUS1?v
GUNDRY BROS.
4TIt1:4:T 'I'H(I\4; 4'131'1'
'HOSPITAL
FOR
1WOMEH PRIVATE,
ES ULE
D.
j 411. 4'wr44 IcrxP1'Rn. 4 111. fiN NR(TV.
M. Bryson, 132 York St., Buffalo
Telloar dealer Jon saw
is advertisement in
._..a_ The Signal, Eloderich