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Clinton : "J. P. Doherty and wife,
of Clinton, are registered at the British
Atneriean. They were married yes.
terday, and are on their wedding trip.
While en route to Windsor yesterday
afternoon Mr. Doherty became very. ill
at Chatham, and was in a semiscon-
ecious condition Lion the arrival of
the train in this city. He was placed
in a coupe at the station and taken to
the British American. Dr. Bell was
summoned, and upon examination it
was learned that the patient was suf-
ferinr, from heart disease. To -clay
(Thursday) he is somewhat better
though very weak ",.--Windsor Record.
• A Wonderful Combination.
Never in the history of newspapers
has such an offer been made as that of
the Family Herald and Weekly Star,"
of Montreal, this season. We have re
ceived a copy of their new premium
picture "THE THIN RED LINE." It
is is about thirty by seventeen inclac3s,
and' it ie the most popular British
battle picture ever painted. , Excellent
as have been the premium pictures of
the "Family Herald and Weekly Star"
•in pre'M
vious years, " THE IN RED
LINE" surpasses them all, and such a
picture combined with that great pa
per, "THE FAMILY HERALD AND
WEEKLV. STAR," is without doubt the
biggest dollar's worth to he had, The
"Family Herald and Weekly Star"
should be kept busy this season. It is
said subscribers are rushing in renewal
subscriptions months ahead to avoid
the possibility of losing a single paper
on the picture.
• It is stated that the crown will not
apply for postponement in the Napanee
conies beak robbery trial when it up
et November the 21. •
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Many a veteran of the war, whose
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blood reviving effects he needed. The
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O. 1. Hood & oo., Lewell, Maes,
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the mene in my case and pooitive
cure for them. I had been
A Physical Wreck
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smoker for 35 years. My wife purchased
the first Dottie of Hootre Sarsaparilla and
I commenced to take It more to please her
than anything else. One bottle sifter
another was taken with increasing benefit.
The effect WAS Of a etrengleaning Patties,
tolling up nig whole system. After 1 had
been taklug the reediethe a 41194 tine.1
laid away nay pipe and have not, bad any
desire for the use of tobacco Once. Hood%
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blood and driverall pOiSAll QUI et my
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phyeically, and 1feel like a new and free
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There are not enough ocean steamers M
coming toMontreal to handle the
freight offered.
Mr. J. D. Glenfell of London, e
was reported to have committed sui
Ode at Detroit, is aliyii and well.
The body of Joules McNeil, a lochten
der, was found in the old Welland Canal
just above the headgate of Lock 2
Mrs. John Sasvyar of Vesprey cut
her throat with her husband's razor
and was found dead in the orchard.
Children Cry for
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A serious accident happened at the
barn-raisieg of Mr. Hancoak, front
emit ession of Sarnia, recently. John
Nickle, while working at the barn,
missed his fnoting, and fell to the
ground on bricks and blocks, breaking
one legabove the ankle and dislocat-
ing his wrist, and receiving other
severe injuries.
Mr. Joseph Pigot, the well-known
London crockery merchant, is dead,
having expired suddenly at an early
hour Saturday. His death .was totally
unexpeeted, and citizens will tem'
with much regret of his demise. As
was his custom, Mr. Piot went to
his store last evening, and while there
was taken suddenly ill. Ile then left
for home and Dr Waugh was summon-
ed. But medical aid was of no avail
and Mr. Pigot expired about 1 o'clock
this morning. Heart trouble was the
cause of death.
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The French -British War Scare
Has Been Revived.
A REQUEST TO NEWSPAPERS.
in view of her east Africa poseesslons
PeJuasse, however, has naw decided to
rase the whole Egyptian uestion, which
should have been done from the first and
thus avoided the humiliation of yielding
to the British ultimatum. When the
question is thus eulargea, France will
not be alone in ita discussion with the
! Marquis of Salisbury. Egypt interests
• tbe powers. Russia has promised M. 1)81-
0 5558 its most effeetiee assistance, and,
• PeSidee. Germany has tea biggest interest,
and trade in the far East. that the Suez
The New French CahlAxet Complete -Tete Canal should not become exclusively
Dreyfus Dossier Inspected by CounM-
sel tor the r emily-A Goruu
Proposal About China -The
lehilippines to De 'Falser'
by the U. S,
London, Nov. 1, -The Daily Mail this
morning publisbes no news maudlin
England's war preparations, explaining
that silence is duo ..to a letter from the
War Offlce, asking it not to publish
"anything which might be useful to a
possible enemy,',
"We intend to ascertain today," said
the Daily Mail, "from the War Office
and the Admiralty what kind ot news it
would be permissible to publish."
The Daily Mail confirms the reports of
nnozampled activity at the French doek-
yards, notably at Toulon, where the coast
fors bane been experimentiug with
ruelinite shells against an old gunboat.
Another Significant order.
London, Nov. 1, -Mose of the papers
areefiall of alleged war preparatior.e. de-
spite the untioetned teat that the aethori-
ties an doing their beet to prevent pub-
licatien, and even denying statements
that Woe already appeared, 'Yesterday a
sodden order was received at Dover for
an experimental snobilization of the de-
fence force, All the beighte ems forte
were smartly et:monied in a menner giv-
beg tullsatietaatioe.
The arsenal at Woolwich is working
until 11 o'elook ovary night. the GOVavn•
anent having Ode
Oren largo orders for gone,
aearehlights and other naval equipment.
The Britieli Channel squadron bas thee
anchor oil Gibraltar.
The advices from Paris in the speoial
despatches this morning add little to
whet was alseady known regarding the
situation at Plen
eshoda. It is ieved that
Capt. Ileratier is taking only *verbal in
struetions for Major Marchand,
Tho idea prevails at the leeeneh capitol
that Count Moravia, the Ruselan Foy
-
bleu Minister, while there on his recent
leit promisee Ituseien support in re-
opening the whole Egyptian question,
and that Major Marchand will be in-
etructed to fall baok and maintain his
occupation of all Bahr -El -Ghazal poste.
TWAT GLOOMY IsteleLING
r• I tish, and is disposed to support
Israncodlussian argements for a denni-
titre settlement at the Egyptian question."
Egyptian Troops for Pasboda.
London. Nov. 1. -The Cairo corres-
pondent of the Daily Mail says an Vgyp-
tian battalion has been despatclaecl to
Fashoda.
Wm; Caused by the Aggressive Tone of
Some Erench ravers.
Landon, Nov, 1.-Thero was an unex.
posited gloomy feeling yesterday an the
Stool; lexelniege and the Paris Bourg+,
both these markets being influenced, it Jai
Interred, from the aggressive tone of
some of the French papers. Besides this,
something extraordinary seems to 'lave
bepponed, and it 'Doke as if a oriels h
approaching. The British naval prepare
dons are certainly being pushed witi
groat activity. The British emergence
squadron is gathering nt Devonport will
all possible meth Seven battleships ans
ono cruiser have been thus far desianatet
to join this sciundron. Officers and slam
have been hurriedly recalled from leav,
ot absence, several battleships and anti
sera at Portsmouth are taking their ful
crews on board, and other wan]a
preparationa are being made,
British War Preparations.
A number of signalmen now on duel
with the British channel squadron, whiet
arrived at Gibraltar yesterday, have beet
ordered home for service, it is presumed
an board tho auxiliary cruisers If tht
latter are required for active service.
A. sensation has been caused, by tht
arrest of a supposed Russian spy at a fort
near Haywire). The man Was already
under surveillance and went to a redoubt.
where he tried to obtian some informa-
tion from n sentry regarding the fortillea•
Mons. He was nromptly arrested and In-
quiries aro being made regarding his
antecedents.
Volunteers to 'mobilize.
It was also asserted yesterday that the
commanding officers of the London
volunteer regiments have received orders
to prepare for immediate mobilisation,
and 11 was assorted that tho different
artillery corps have been informed as to
the forts on the southern and eastern
coasts to which they have been allotted.
The Pall Mall Gazette in the afternoon
said: "England has bean and even now
is so near war that the Government bas
carried its preparations to the farthosb
linen of the preparatory stage. It has
been arranged to call out the reserves and
militia, and to mobilize the volunteers
simultaneously, and to form largo camps
at various important railroad lunetloog,
where roiling stook and locomotives will
be concentrated."
Tan DossiEtt AT LAST..
Part of Xt Seen by Counsel for the
Dreyfus Family.
Paris, Nov. 1. -The criminal section of
the Court of Cassation yesterday after-
noon appointed counsellors to proceed
with a supplementary inquiry into the
Dreyfus case, and counsel for the Dreyfus
family went to the Ministry of 'War for
the purpose of studying the secret docu-
ments in the ease, M. Lockroy, who is
still acting as Minister of War pending
the installation of his successor, M. De
Froyeinet, raised difficulties about deliv-
ering the documents, but allowed counsel
to inspect certain of them.
J. Peculiar Combination.
London, Nov. 1. -The Paris oorres-
pondent of the Times, dilating upon the
Mot that the Dreyfus affair• occurred
ender M. Dupuy's former Premiership,
and when President Faure was Minister
of Marine, says:
"It is disquieting for the revisionists,
Shat M. Faure now oonfees the Premier-
ship upon Itt. Dupuy, as these two are
called upon to screen their former col-
teague, General Mercier,"
811.131.'AIN,S Fort.=
clauses the French to Back Down as
Regards Fushocia.
JOINT OCCUPATION PROPOSED.
Aaron, Von reeyking Wants 50 geep
the Chinese An Cbeck-Trioby
Dowager Empress.
Pekin, Nov. 1. -Baron Ton Heying,
the German Minister to China, has pro-
posed to the representatives of the powers
at Pekin a joint oceneetieti or the rail-
way from Shan Hai Kwau, Province of
Pe Chi Li, to Pekin, thus securing com-
munication with the coast, unless the
Chinese Government promptly withdraws
its troops to a safe distance from the line.
The Empress Dowager, it is reported,
has ordered the Eangeu troops In Pekin
to eerve as a protection against a possible
movement on the pare of (lettere* Yuen
F.Itik Nal, whom she believes is using the
foreign drilled force under his eornmand.
in the sieighbortmod of Tien Tsin, ii
=flushes with the foreign viseoye.
WILL TaRB THE nUSICU.
ratted States Woots the Itettro
pine Island&
Peris, Nov. 1. -At the joint meeting
af the Spauishearnericen Peace COMMIS-
ilou, the American Cennuissumers pro -
tented a written expression of the per -
Kea of the -United atatee to take the en-
tire group of Philippine Islumis, and to
ASSUMe such proportion of the Pbilippine
debt 85 1150 been spent for the benefit of
• the islands or their inhabitants in nubile
works improvement and permanent bet-
terment". It VAS also set forth that the
United States would not wean° ane'
pert at the Philipplue debt which had
been incurred by Spain for the further -
owe ot military or naval operations to
melt the insurrection of Inc DatiFeS.
The session was eventually adjourned
untU Friday In order to give the pan-
kwda dine to prepare a reply. The ses-
sion yesterday lasted 11 little over an hour.
• Paris, Nov. 1. -The Eclair yesterday
said it learned on reliable authority that
the Fashoda question will bo settled
favorably to Great Britain by the recall
at Major Marchand. France, the paper
adds, yields all, reserving only the ques-
tion of the right to the Bahr -El -Ghazal
dietrict, which she does not consider as
belonging to Egypt.
Continuing, the Eclair remarked: "Mt
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What the Spaniards Say.
Paris, :Nov. 1. -After the conference
eissolved the Spanish Commissioners ex-
pressed the Opinion that the American
demands Wouli create in Spain, as they
had. upon her commissioners, en exceed-
iagly grave impression. Were the Spanish
Commissioners pushed to a final deter-
mination last nigbt, they would reject
the American demands, but the °bang.
ing tone of the Spanish press recently
urges the consummation of a treaty of
peace, however rigorous, the argument
being that, although the Spaniards hew
to tho .Amerlean demands, the commis-
sioners do not aeltnowledge the justice
er admit the legality of them.
EXETER MARKETS.
Surprise at atudriii.
Madrid, Nov. I. -The news that the
Spanish Peace Commissioners at Paris
had referred to the Government a formal
demand of the American Commissioners
for the absolute cession of the entire
Philippine group has ennead the greatest
surprise in Madrid. The strongest feeling
prevails that the Government should pro
test energetically against what is regard-
ed as a violation of the spirit of the
protocol.
What the 'Xhunderer Says.
London, Nov. 1. -The Times editorially
this morning expresso.? its Await satisfao•
tion at the decision of the United Stens
Commissinners to take tho Philippines.
It says:
"Tho arrangement Is undoubtedly the
best that could be made, both for the
Inhabitants and for all interested in the
trade and progress of the far East. Upon
this point, as upon others, Spain has no
choice but to yield, since her warmest
partisans no longer maintain that she
has either the means or the wish to renew
the war.
"The same irresistible logic of facts
controls the question of the Cuban debt,
The 'United States can dictate their own
terms. At the same time, we aro bound
to draw attention to the serious conse-
quences of the policy upon which the
American delegates have iesistecl."
The editorial then proceeds to back up
the recent contention of its Paris corres-
pondent, who argued that Spain could
only meet the Cuban debt by sacrificing
her foreign bondholders, "who by a
strange anomaly would thus have to pay
for the independence of Cuba."
NEW EnENcn cAniNET.
M. be Freyeinet in the Office of Minister
of War.
Paris, Nov, I. -The new Cabinet it
coustituted as follows:
M. Dupuy, Premier and Minister ol.
the Interim.
M. Lebret, Minister of Justice,
M De Preyoinet, Minister of War.
M. Lockroy, Minister of Marne,
M. Deleasse, 'Minister e Foreign Af-
fairs, •
M. Peytral, Minister of Finance,
M. Leygues, Minister of Public Instruc-
tion.
M. Detonate, Minister of Commerce.
M. Guillain, Minister of the Colonies.
M. Viger, Minister of Agriculture,
M. Krantz, Minister of Publics Works.
(Ohenged every W edLesde.Y)
_Wheat per bus)ie1,.. ... - . -. ...... - . .. .. 9 to 70
Finer per awt ,.. ... 1.08 to gm)
Bartey 35 to 41
t 15 to 20
Peas'(
05 to 0')
Suteer LS to 14
Eggs ie
Potatoes perbag 05 to 75
Hay Per ton 460 to tied
Dried Apples per lb
Trying Time for Germany.
London,,,,Nov. 1. -Tho Standard, in its
eity article, says that between now and
the end of the year many millions of
pounds sterling 'borrowed in London and
Paris, for Use in sustaining German in-
dustrial and commercial speculations,
may have to be paid back. This will put
severe pressure on all German credit in-
stitutfons, There may be no break down,
but tho end of the year will be a teyine
time'for Germany.
Doelta
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Chicken
Turkey
Japanese Cabinet Ftesigned.
Yokohama, Nov. 1. -The whole Cabi-
net has resigned, the Ministers being
unable to agree upon the question of fill-
ing the portfolio of edtxoation ihus, the
first attempt at party government in
.Tapau has proved a failure, It iteprobable
that the next Cabinet will be a coalition
of Liberals and clan leaders.
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William Burt, an Ernestown farmer,
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their normal eondltion and hence the
soilual organs rooeivo proper nonrisii-
Ment, '110 orgfins become vitalized, all
'?5 trunatuntl. drams Or 105F.0S OOR.S0 OMIA
Dahl.":1,7 powers roturn, No tompararY
benefit. hut a, permanent euro 1,,q01.11,0d. tal
ess4 NO Wise, NO PAY. NO OPERA.- `
IVION NECESSARY. 140 D.ETB18-
4e Trox FROM BUSINESS.
CURES 6:1AATD
We treat and cure SY.P I LI S,
CIL LET, EtiletSIONS. ITOPOTENCY.,
STR1CTItliat, vAiticooELE, gEm1-
NAL LOSSES, B1.ADDB11 AND N11).
NEY diseases. CIONSULTATIQN
FREE. BOOKS :MEE. CHARGES 143
MODERATE. If linable th call. write.
for a QUESTION BLANK for ROME
TREATMENT.
KENNEDY& KERGA!'i
148 SHELBY STREET.,
DETROIT, fie ICH,
4 6 6
111
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WithPrOirelin
but don't think you can petal
clothes to look like new.
Men again it would not
pay you when you can buy
clothing at the prices we
sell,
.14ese.
BARGAINS
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds
Suits
Overcoats SA*
Black Worsted suits a spec-
ial, UM'
Our $20 blacks -heat all
others at $23. Cense Asia V*
for yourselt.
PATRONIZE US. •
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
sell clothing that is strictly
J. 14. OPIEVE
(1p:(site Post (Zee
Bicycles!
Bicycles I
B!cyoles 11
Bicycle Pleasure,
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should Seek first a goo
wheel, We can furnish you any of
the best wheels made at lowest pile*
Musical.
Do you. want anything in tho
musical line, We have a choice lo
of Pianos and organs, call and in
spect them before buying elsewhere_
A full stock
Of Sewing machines, baby car.
riages, etc., etc.
Perkins & Martine
THE
oIRAL DRiv
STORE.
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Try WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colas and Bronchialtrouble
in old or young.
We Manufacture-,
WINER'S LINAMENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps, Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable. Winan's Con-
dition Powders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehes on horses
and Condition Powder for same
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SOLE .41..iRENT FOR
DIX LUNG SYRUP.
C.. LUTZ, DRUGGIST.
mimadisia
1
OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor space.
WE, ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, belt
many prefer to get as near es
possible the first choice of new
assoitments. Our stock of Fur-
niture of' all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers ger
from no always the
• LOWEST PRICES
and the advantage of all theetudy
of styles and of the most peefeet
taste that we can command.
S. GIDLEY & S8
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers.
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