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mi.,..11141,37 Ann Mills, a venerable
old lady- cif 1Voo•dhatti, is now in hai.
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114th year.. ,11.1rs. Mills Maiden reline
and 'she wee
ewaniselMiYyt-141-ermOoCt-litlyter,;f l'een'ian; ail);
on Oct. 18,011 1188. . Mrs. Mills. and bey
1,11104m1 erii„.„,..a.ted to ca.ead,.., hi leeee
and Settled in the virgin forests. of
Usborne Township, flur 00 County, ou
tehdeltnotcpotaill:lec,Ye•shs:t1Noil,i'cril's• L:Aifil)isi-t11:11redli.C.,ei 6(1'1: 1,e('-ieNc71:1,,.°a 1 tYLEce,,e-111-iiricell
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al tel landing in Ctinacla, Ile sueee alb_
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jeldiell
Miss Rettie liess,ety, who was ont the
stoic list] fin' kii l'evy daY,.$ last Week, is
able to .be eeteigt,ein.--Mies Ceolwill, of
Grt("V Is visiting her sietee Mrs. John
NorAiloOtt:-- Miss Minnie L.1:11tnn• ' is
visiting 'friends in Hibbet.t.r-On ac-
emelt. of „Tliteriltsgiving., services at
C,entralia flenursday evening there win,
be no League here. -....--1111-$. „Talludscin,
Wiest of -Afrs• R.
le'c.),,,iftc°,11,1.;:xl.' ell. '''.its.1,1:43°(veli.iilide8::trxlbtlis'lczcliiii`t.):Igl:3,r:ig-""ni Avtihne,npan(1110.Nivibletst: ufprpnen11,
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Goderioll: Thursday tevening Cotin-
ewer Ceintelon Was On a -ladder Putting
On double windows, witieli the ladder
broke, in taro; teueateh,g.- Lena to Lae
jgillrtetT'dthaOt nhee tilli)iYILetS1-1-$11°11-SblieVVOel)e'aiNi'
his room:for' two or three weelcs, - ,
• etapea; A teembee or small boys
nat.,:i°1111,,(c)inic'earye IsLi)syca„ritesw.(i.,'Ia't, \siielVi'Llsoeidi
31 1 1. -O. • la 1 v"t f v. t
„T. Gill, of Exeter, the object of hiS cell
,,LI " tn 41, • .- o - en • t-
fk.,:euitn. gtv I. tt•toi stth te. boys
1013t, es hill I) vi- , t.l.I. c;I:ili: omeri,, s , • is' S.
SWeitzer lost her cabbages
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Seaforth: The Sea:forth engine works,
. • , , -tree 12;5 horse power
have f.111•Inhed` 'h -
high speed engine for the riew Nichol-
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son file 'worits at Port H. (me, w lici.
speaks well of the 'satiefacCion given
;Y:these e'' bgines 'They 'rive els() r...
,eue.liviecolu'tle'et°stfclie,ore'lle. I..1f.1°,11r(1.1:gee6c1t1))/aPelte:titTori-1.1.:
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For over thirt ',three
''''' a-kar7s' • ' '
yeers Mr 11 Fre'd Sharp ha$ been
Canchlian Express agent in, St. I‘i,irrys:
e .
' . • •reileved. from t.he.d....uties
'.°°(ne time -ago 3,1r, Sharp expressed a,
desire to be
of thee texpreys redffi. cei iThhist throcobint-
ny ...were excee mg y oc o c , ta
Tas.t.,.,%.-yeeek
; „. the general tt.hd travelling .tor
ageots were- there, and. arranged to
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coninly wit is requeet, ancl relieve
h h''
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hun et the end of the present talon a
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Arrangements have been made with
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mr. ..t. ,D. Stanley to ass -rime the local
charge., 'On the first of December the.
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'Klee will be locet
canactinn ..uxpress o • • , -
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ed in his new onice on queen sureer.
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Cement IVorks
'hire D, uthatii .011;on'icle cif last 'We(
seese_tuesdey ',feta; e. a,... ,, ... t
(1-8,y •in • . ,-, .i cce iv as ,-trio E
the history of the Owner
'tcrite):S1,(sit'itritilobbebe°aeut.l'etesteli°effiatle13t'tsri•i)iienel'pti:is'E'sx;
over the new treea t e te. • . .1. .
delivered 4 ear loclso(f. te,1.,„`e'hl'e°e1,,y's Ea,,,,„0.
P,1a11-„tpec(11.11p.trsiceenit.1.1.0. g:Lilerif..;(011-11Col Di: 4.11;s, esnno,
(nee. 1 th . • • ' tt - • t.' - '
of any particular inteeest encl .09,,
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so eatii:sie ewl„telty.e us,setentilprityo tp 1..1.1 toctdown telaborated,to 1"1.,:‘t1
svviteli in 1) becked In on the new roll
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to the building site. ' 'That's all. -
.4. few eitizens learned that. the tai
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w1'15 0 be macle and of couitse, out .
reeve curiosity Went down' to t13
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station 'and "took it i," some becati
it WaS a novel, and Some perhaps 1),
11clatilIseeijerial1icln., 'Fb.."P)s.'1'1V11.YSt4tiigli'op-lettili
Gilliteitt IVIcKechnie, Directorts- of ti.
Con:many were on board which i
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course, gave dignity to tbe ceren•ion.
aunsnaatpettsv.hiongt t(i) trftthheeiNtvedhestination at 0.
,re m p. iiBre*- e. w-ae t.h d tee(
The roof trusses, tivo rotary. bi
pjate, and g,eatingattaehments are (
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the greound,.unloacl, e.d. and en posilet
final. adjustenetit. The ball mil
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are on the way, anti the rotaries a
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elPe" " urino- the month. The gra,
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ingis almost completed, and the wor
e. ne - . • .. . . a.
ee .rany is being rapidly pushed to
ward. Nine car -1 tied- of' - • -la' •••
, ', . 1. 4 s lilac, mot
anti materiel were delivered durin
the past week. ,
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'-' ,t McOlary's Flanots Steel
'-' ' ' Ranues
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c.,'41:°,.
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M e Clary S F al:11 OHS 0
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Mg to
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the backwood. Mrs. Mills has been tt
widew for iiertely hell a century. Of
ta • f '1' ''f • •
nue ann. y of..rone children, oul sons
a•nd- five. daughter's, Seven are still 117'
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ing. The secimd James, is a bright
youltig itum of 70' years, who bids fair
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te pese the century mark. hiniself.
mi.'s' mills has descendants t° the 6t11'
genettation. J.ivs. Mills wtte borne in
the reign of Getrege III, and heslived
under the rule of five British Sovereigns
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-George III, George IV, William I v
VietOria. and Edward VII. She
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seen three_centineee.
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Ile1ISI111
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The`annuel convention of the, Sun( ile"
S 1 1 of Bey Ste nley 'old Tuc•ker-
c 100 5 . 4 , • • , 4
smit was held. in the.111etliodist, Chureh
here Thesday week. A- McPilers°')"
rarielosincitietde'd tTobeabililtli,°trnahlbgtiktetrt'67111Cle'ziLelen!.
, Intl:Le afternoon ebout fOrttY" Pnt in LIP'
oeititiince: In the eyening• the Church
F , ' f • 1.5j. . , .
well fill The united
choirs led - by Mr. Ruse ga,ve a fine
.•.• et, .
song see\ ice, and two able addr.esses
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were delivered by Rev. Mr. J. i so 1,
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telaer. ) VP'
- - MCClary's Vanaons 13ase
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Burner
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Gurney's Souvenir Range
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44 Souvenir Ranges for
wood or coal
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'Souvenir Heater,
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DitS11,18,0 011
Tho eptertainment on Monclaynight
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137 the Junl°1-' .A -.111(1"c" 'was we c"r"
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ivied mit and fully up to enytheng ever
°leen' here before. -Several of mixt
'-' ' ' f tl
citizens attended Hie re -opening 0. , .le
' • Sande,
0„thohco lunch at Z1I/ rC1.1 QH i i- 7.
----Some young men dame into the vd-
1 F -*day- evening ' eptiaetently
age on . ti. • :. - , „, , . - , ..
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looking for trouble. •Striinge,btit true,
they were 1101 disitppoinied 'and before
ft they were not such terrible
they le ,
fellows as when they canie.-Every
. t- make the
preparation will b made to .
Xmas. entertatiinnent e grand success.
-The question drawer in the Y. 13..A.
t 'ght (T1 ir-d-ty) Will prove quite
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inteitesting and instructive. tic clues-
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tiobs. will be aus‘vetted by the Pastel
and much good will come to all who
' 11 • ' 1 111 • a 0 Fink-
may attend. --1 L. ant ts. .
beiner, of Shipka, visited friends, in
the village ,Si-111(1,1,v . --111e . Will . Browu
returned from the West last week.--
F ..f Z • 1 • ' the •1
Mr Faust a - uric 1, wits in le vi -
•letive.s
lage one clay as wee. . es . .,
1' t k. -M srs Edi
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heifer Bros. and Mr. Nichol, Blake,
1- Sunday evetiin
were in t le village _ g,
There must surely be attraction
for the boys here.
a pornaer pastor here, and Rev. Mr..,
Larkin, . of Seafortli. The 61.•st took
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fOr his subject, 'The Knight of the,20th
C' t ' '' end pictured the ideal man
en '11Y' r... ' • • r
e right end pu
needed to imhold th . . ,
n took up
clown the wrong. Mr. Lerki .
as h theme and
`eneourege tent' is
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ointed 'out the benefits of kindness,
p . . , ,.. . ,.,. 0 n
cheet.tulness and ' piaise in iireer--
Wednesday night the smoke stitek
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- Cook's mill fell over, cart -vit. -le with
at , • , . ,-, .1
it setne ef the electric wires coenectec
with the houses immediately adjacent.
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The wires on T. Hudson's residence_.
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were wrenched from their- fastenings.
,
1 • d ' , stack
Mr. Cook has orc ette a ,neee
Which will be pieced i n position itn-
ntiediatelv The breakine of this one
• . us. hiu s me loss itud in -
• eon
will. ea,. e i 0 , Geiger . .
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1 enience.--Ildniond.She
has been
9 by the trustees of.
engaged for 190., ,
S 5 .No 12 Hay, as teacher. salary
$360.--e.We- are pleased to statethathad
Ambrose ' Smith has so far recovered
that he is able to sit up for 'a short
t' .1 -• 1 cl thet if evei•ything
time eat, 1 cloy a.1 ,
is as favorable as expected he will be
able o 0'0 with is 0 is erne
' t "'h• father t 1.1 h '
in. Fores'''t... seine day this week. His
. . ,,.
1 • ' '':' ch S tn-
very -critica state awoke nen y
iii the community ttnd all are
pat . . .
now rejoiced at his almost-wonderfu 1
We have a number of Second -Hand Stoves '
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at low places.
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Mitchell: There was rathei, a sudden
death ' th North 'W• .1
in e. ate early Wed-
, .,
nesday ru. 1 Mrs.0 tl '1
orning, NN len o ei)
Milke passed away, at the a,ge of 50
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Th d• 1 f " she arose from
yea's. , e ay ie ore,
1 bed t it -r upon her houteeholcl
her o enler . -
duties, hut felt, ill and had to go back.
s,
- d •• 11 -7 worse • nd al-
-re gra ua y grew , a ,
''th• t 11 was do le
thoughevery ine pass,. ) e es. t ,.
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t ,•• • • • f • v •1 Deceased
fel hci, 11 was o no a:. th . , .
trdworking woman, a
),nah.. -showst'
k- * 1 • '11 ' g mother -ttul WaS high-
mc ant ovine 1 , _ , , ,. .
ly re$pected. Her ensband preaec,ea s
ed her by about twelve years. ' She
two dang,hters 'and two SODS, all
to inaohood aiad womanhood.
g .
' 'Clancleheye: The respect in which
thelate' Robert 'R. Hodgins was held
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was shown on Wednesday afternoon,
' funeral .. • 1 11 f- th
when the , was ae c from e
family residence at Clandeboye.
Friends in leree numbers attended,
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over e 120 teirreiges contaming resi-
, district . .
dents et the being in the
,courteee The services were conduct-
t-, • Fdh,
ed by Rev. Mr. Farr pastor of the
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Methodist Chm•ch at Luceee . Mr.
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Hodgins, who had spent his entire life
1 • 11 t t
in theyillage, wtts very lig 1 y reepec s
d. H lie Yes e' °Town up fen-ilv of
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three daughters and four sons, all of,
whom were present at the funeral.'
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Rev Elvis Hodges who has a chat gh
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in Manitoba, is one of the sons,
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Wingha.m. Ale vce )any either-
e • 1PP. n'll. e'
ed in the IVIethoclistparts'enage on Wed -
„ ". 90th inst.., to witness the
neseaty, e
' " o Miss Jennie M Hotibs
inarriag,e„ .f M.
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11 t ' den hter of Rev-. R. Hobbs to
c ( es ,` g . '
Mr. H. Verity Hutton of Brantford..
le ric .
'11 b ' le is one of NV ingheen's most
e' ` '
estimable youngladies, a, dutiful daug,h-
. • -it the Epworth
ter, an active woe er 11
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League, -ancl a general favorite of the
your) people of the church. The
g
iS 'It hi hi pe tted •young
g v -res c
groom ' •` - " ' • ' • .
holding e responsible. position
e, ,
with the Verity Plough Co. of Brant -
ford. TiThe ceremony, took-. place at
high no , under a large floral wish-
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bone, where the happy couple receiv-
d the congratulations of their friends:
e . - - , f v ' d b
The ceremony was pee (mine yRes-.
,..ei
Wm. I cDonagh of Stratford, who
performed the ceremony for the bride's.
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' Annual Meeting.
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The-''ve ity T1 ' td Annual 11.1 Cr
. e ... a - ill ' ee in
f th 0 t• •' A • It I dE
o e n alio grieu ura an Ixper
t• ICollege.' G 1 1 ' '
inen a tte pi, Ontatece ii
the 9th and 10th of December' 1901
. ' • , t 1 30 '
commencing • a . o'clock Monde
ft '
a errioon
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..The pt-ogram for the annual meetin
that there ' were over 3 000 c.
opera ive expet-mients conductedalor
agricultural lines through,out Ontar
this year. The mostiMpartant result
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of these tests will be reported and di
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cussed et the meeting to which a
interested persons are welcome.
Some verylmportant subjects %eel
be takentl • • t D ' '''
up this year. r. 11. V
W•le W • bi t D o IT s A
1 y, as ug on, D. ., . ,,
to to give an illus.tratecl itddress o
"The Growitee of Sugar Beets and th
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'Manufacture of Beet Sugar. Mr.
A. Ruddick, so well and favorahl
known throughout Canada is to spea
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en"Our Deity Industry with Hint
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and S uggestions as 10...Needed Inaprov
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inents. . The Re-Oi•ganization an
'0 Vernent of our Aerieulturel E.
Lop „ , ., ,,
hibitions" 'will be discessed by F. V
HodsonL' - - ' ' '
Stock •
ive • e Commissions
Prof. G.. E. Day imd Supt... 0-.
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Ctec man. The Giowing of Fruit ,
• • te
High Quality and "The Peel -in.' 1
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Fruit for the Best Results" will "
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handled by W. N. Hutt of the Niage
District 11 El ' Liel- ' '
, ant ter mei- ick, an exte
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sive fruit grower in the Lake.Ontar
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District he Lathes Session on IVIo
day afternoon. will be addressed 1
Miss r" • • I f tl/ 0
Watson, on, incipa o e latex
Normal School of Domestic Scienc
ea , ., , , , ..
aninton, and oy 11fits. joy, Prencie
of the Domestic Science Departtnen
Toronto Technical School. All t:
sessions of th, U •should , .
• ' C. 131013 pt..0
both in tereeting and profitable
o t •'• '
e n arm railroads will grant e
rates to Guelph, f those
- . - . or lose a
tending the Experimental Union ai.
the Provincial Winter Show. .F012
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P'a'grarn an or u er particulars I
ga,rding the excursion rates, .apply 1
C. . A. Zavitz, Aericultieral ' Colles
e
Ontario.
.
moNET TO LOA.N,
We have unlimited private funds for in-
vestment upon farm or yillage property, at
o west rates of' interest.
Dreesee & CARLING,
Barristersvetcs, Exeter.
•
•"Winchelsen,
Mr. M. ‘nds'i••e
Elford is visiting frit, n
Port Hope. -We regret very much to
lose Mr. Roy as a citizen, he having
1 . 1 d to remove from tunOng us.
c ecic e
Mr. Roy, who has been here for the
1%/rONEY TO LOAN.
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I have a large amount of private funds to
past two years has made 'many Nyarna
friends.
loan on tarm and village properties at low
rates ofinterest. '
' P' NV' °I'aimIAN'
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' BIrri•ter Main st eet Exeter
- • • •
, Take Notice.
Take notice that I have applied to the License
'
oonunissioners, of the l•,cense'Distrit of south_
lIuron for the privilege of transfering my hotel
license, in the village, of Mount , Carmel, to Simon
Deitrich, of the Township of StePhen. , Any object -,Miss
ions againstthe transfer must be made to the License
e
Inspectors before,the 1st day of December, 1001.
- ' PATRICK HALL.
Sodoin
al (3,. 0. c; • heel a house
. r„ eoree a inith , .
werming on ...Friday. -Mrs. J. Mc -
• • -.
Donald is quite ill from an a.tta.e. of
rheumatism. -Levi is aerain in Sodom
.,yowl)
and is endeavoring to convert all the
rank Grits into eoocl sound Tories.-
Mr. an Mrs. a eh Stacey, also
M' d .T. IT,
Helena Stacey retuttned .to their re-hy
spective homes on Monday. -A rare
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curiosity was seen here last week, it
Crediton
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`"•• 13 A former] ' C'olltis &
J. Gi STANEURt . ., ( y .., ., 1 ,.-
recovery. 1 -lis sister is still nursing
him -II - t• ,i -re (etre end devotion
vyt -1 11 11 11 I ,,., 4 . 4 •
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Meeting of the • Huron County
' ' Council.t
•
. ,,,,,,ii, pouncil'of the County of Huron, will meet in
Llib Jbuncil chamber in the town of Goderich on
'being a pure whitehawk.-Will Smith
" • ' ,--: Will M -
is home for the winter. 1 , c
Carthy visited in Socloni on Sunday.,,,,
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Will certainly means business, .
s tanbur e Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Conveyance
3 . • Ont.'
Money to Loan---Exe el,
. ,Around
''' tt d Mei-
A num er o our sPor_s a en
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ner s shooting match at Exeter, .last.
Thursday. -Mr.- Chas •ZWicker ship-
ped a laige amount of fowl last week.
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Mr. Ed. Wurm f Z rich was in
• • •
" ,the, village last Suntitty. renewing old
a9enaintanCes.=-,Mr. Beeity-.Eilber iS•
th les,' 1 b
collecting e assessments let y
• Fire Insurance Co
the Hay Township , .
this Week. -We are soi•I•y to here that
• ' • .. • • • ''
Miss Lilly. Winer is ill again with ap-
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H. • v' N d wish
pendicites. el many filen s
her a speedy recovery. -Mr. Ab. Wal-
ker has moved_ into the dwelling late-
'
lv occupied by Mr. Fred Siegner.-Mr.
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Jno. Dtunert, of Zarich, vvas in the
.village Friday securing an agency here
for the niedicine called "Oer Native
Herbs." -The grist mill was closed one
•• ' , ' t • -• v
day last week, owing to a breakage
of the engine,otherwise the mill is run-
nine full thne.-The recent snow has
dd ' d
made the roads very run y an , gems-
. .
ed lots of slush.-Miss•Mary Wein,. of
London, , is visiting her • parents
,
here this , week. -Rev.„ Waddell, of
. . . . .
Eliraville, occupied the pulpit in the
. Methodist Church 'Sunday evening,
d .Mr - Esli Heywood,of EXeter,
an . • . .-... . . ,
i al church
preached in the revenge lc . ,
enin ' owing t the
on the Same .ev , g, g 0
J.. G. Litt Who' is at
absence of Rev. . ,, .
' tin ' '
Present away conducting mee . ge in
. . ,
e Bible Society,- -
the interests of. th . . v
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'Mr John . Sweitzer t Was. al/pointed
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chief of our Thre Brigade on Friday
. . . - - -.1
evening. •
., ? The :choice conic I/ 1,- have
better,11:1 ', l'S h had , • e
been as r, a as .,. some
exPeI'i ence a chief While living. in ,Exe=
ter -Oats are a good price now and
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1 d ' h
our" fttriners are iusy. revving t e
same to market. Some ef our farmers
who sold :their oats. before ,the raise
w .
had kept tl
ttre novy wishing • ey. , tent
ti little longer. -Two Italians. •were in
the villa,ge Friday carrying. enormous
1 d' ' f th o. d th had f el --
oa s o , e eoo s ey .or ,s, e..
NESS Susan Kuhn is- visititig. friends in
Berlin
_ n this week. --Thanksgiving • to.
d. (Th • d ) ' Pity th turkey. -prepared
• ay urs ay . e
Bert has developed.into quite- •tteeport
and is'a good ehot.. He• is thirsting
few revenge on Exeter, boys . Who
,
took the rabbit- which he had shot
one day last week. -Mise Kate Zwick-,
ete•ok London, is visiting her, bother,
'Chas. here, for a few days this'week.-
..Mr. Simoli or oc move o . e
' M 1 'k has d 't- th
' - • • ' •
fru•to he recently purchased -from. Mr.
Feank Hohlhein near Dashwood.---
The revival meetings in the Methodist
church are being'i well attended and
are making a good impression on softie
of our vourig people -Mr S. ' Brown
,, ., ..,. .. , ... ..
ntaden, shipnient of clover end alsicke
tseed one clay',ItiStt Week. -Mr: Will.
'Ku 6 f" E"-eter - w•is in the 11. 7e
,last SundaY.,-'1,he s.chaltit•s of the 6-er,
man school intend giiiing. 4
. . . . . ,.
cantata entitled -"The Chitne 'of Silver
, ,, , ,, . . , ,.. . , ,
Bells for Chiestnias eve This Can-
. , , . .
talli, was -.given, in the church ttbout,
htee yeaas ago and was a great sue-
. . .M . .
cess„ -Mr. and, Mrs G. -Dick, of Kip-
were the guests of -Me,. -11O11 ,11-livs.
.... , . .. , , , . ,
at w r , . . .. 3 . . . , . .
AL he 'Wine vi,st Sundt vt -Mr A.
L. -Bertrand. IS visiting relatives ' in
Detroit thiS week. ---The late JOhn
- ' ,
Stieider"s Jaren con. 1, is offered for
no doubt will be solde I I,
sale , , . i
~ e' P•
This is a good fite,m rind in a good lo-
• .
- l't • kr ' i , ' d ' ;
ca i ye e ey patscip, ,esuing slice), a
farm would do well' to call an.d Inspect
a
the satoca-aMiss' LydiFiekbeiner is
' ' ' ' - ° '-f" r e - '
rapidly recove.ring tom he .ii !cent ill-
nees.--"-Messrs."' Nelson . IViner and
Chas. Finlrbeiner hitve returned from
enelac„ ..,...ic hi NV et e ley lay e . ieen.
;working this stuntriet-. 'teire
,
About ITs ,
' '
Brucefield: Mr. Morrow has dispos-
1 f 11.• lease of the Dixon hotel to
ec.o le .
f ch eh
Mr. Ge-brge McDomfld, o ' a arn
'
who t..tikes possessioh Itt, once. 11Ir,
. '...v. .. • -v- - , •
Alorreey 00 .005 ,going th itncouvei.
. a, . - -. • e , . e, ,.., ,,___,_, .,
. -1N-Inghatn a .,'"in ''gca• x esaleu-% (•"••
Passed. away on Moncety
, eg of
1 aste 'Mrs. Joseph Carr, , at the , ee
.. .
d .1 1 'O. 11 - t
73. Deceased. had rtesic ec wr 1 el s in,
• •" • , of the Brunswick ho
pi oprietci . . . tel,
and had been ie failing.health for some.
, , . i•t11 for the last few
time, more espec, a y ,
months.
Rumbell
,Goderich Tp.: Mr. Geo. ,
1 into the. great hereaftet• on
passec , , .
Thursday last, after linge.ring foe some
' as a native
time on the brink. He ev, ,
of this township and had many friends
' town•Ind. surrou tiding who extend
in . . , d .f d
sympathy' to the bereave wi e an
famtly of two sous. . .
, ' • 1 Suddenindeed. -• th
Wine run: was e
, ...man,
.Th
death of Mrs.• Coed, a highly respect-,
ed resident . of Whigham, residing onlusion
Leopold street. On Wednesday even-
the -
inv., she went out to t shed for wood,
as she did not return for Some time,
her -• t - went to 'look for her, arid
sis el ., , .,
• her d ad. - -
found lying e
.Guelph,
Clinton:' Mr.: A. A. Schrenk, whet
for the past lour years has been re-
.
esenting Frost & Wood in 'this dii-
Pr • . •• • - • a d. •
trict resigned his agency.on Thuis ay
'
last and a ou . e mi e o ecten-
•leave • , -, .* •
ber will for Ilaitiston, where
,'th K1 ' rk hotel from.
he has rented e , onc i e .
his brother; Mr.. Alek. Schrenk. -
fi 1'1. W''understand the. Pub-
13ity ec. . ebottle
lic school boatel have enga.ged a 'teach-
. for the funior department Of our
er . , f M• Latimer
school m the person o Miss .. .
t '
who is at present atthilding the 11,L. ch-
e 11 Model school and conies highly 're-.
deed •There were quite a num::
cernmen c . .
'
of applications and the salaries reng-
d from WO to' $850.
e . .
,-.Hay: The. Municipal slate is being.
for Hay and he the event of
, . , ,. . .
Lemont taking the
our reeve, Peter, „, . e
profferecl candidatore for M. P, P., in
stead of .111r. Hess, our old, tried and
' councillor William. Consitt,
efficient . , ., _ , his .
will be prevailed upon y s many
friends to allow them .to put .letini. in
noneinatien and. elect him to that ,pes-
'Con which hes impat•tril ettitade and
1 1 , , ' ' -
' • fill
tact so justly qualify him to , . .
Woodhanar , We regret, to leern of
the deathOf Mr. Francis Mentgomei•y
of this piece. • He had.been confined
.
to his bed' it few days, when death re-
l' d his sufferings... Deceased was
.ie,ve - . ... . _ ;
WiLiely know.n and, respectect, alla. a,
member of the ,Woedhana Ife 0. J.,.
Tr ' - • ' - `ere tekento the Kii•k-
ton' 'cemetery, where he was aid to
rest. The. beautiful and impressive
eereniony of ,the' Orange Lodge was'
. . . .. ,. ... ,,
, . , .
conducted at. the burial. .
Ki ten' •Thectitizens were c-onsider-
, ehly -ilarmed on Saturday night last,
, , , .
between nine imd .ten., 0'i/it/A, by.the
f v TI. l'ffi ult wct$ fotnid.
01:ty, •ef tee. : le ci, 9 . y ,
- • , ' . v , i, " -
to be In the tesidence of Mt. I ()feet
Meths, our 'tespected: postmaster and
, h t fire was ceusecl by
mere im , The . , , , ..•
o ,,
th '' upsetting.' f 1 lamp in the dining
e - ' ' , , , • -
, and whet) the flit. W4LS discovet
d th' interior of the rooin was a mass
e e . .
1 '
of fittules. Fortunately, weling hands
vere . speedily at vvork, and a number
.1'' f tiring rnen who happenetlato be in
° Y .n - ' t , .. . •
the post of ce at the time, with others,
„. I to the rescue. Their firstefforts
-'4' ee ' 1 '''' the childeen
were teweres. removirig . . , .. .
of IVIreBalfour, who were pleepmg ripe
1 ' Thisdone the efforts of all
•
Tue, lay the Sid day of December next :it 3 o'clock.
•Dated at tioderice this 30th day of November,1901
Grand Bend
. - .
The ahnu al Christmas tree 'of the
sTalcy CiAtTI.,B,:, ._
-".•"'""*".'''•'"
Strayed fr.= my ranch 'in Boaringuet, 0 head :of
' • cat le branded "M" on•left hip, any informa-
young- ca ,
tion leading to the recovery of the above eagle will
be suitably rewarded.
. Geo. Marrs, Thedford.
•
Presbyterian church of this place , will
taltte place' 'Dec. 93 --Alia -Babb, of
G. d - h ` h cl" a few days.Winghtune
0 erle , ls ere spen ing w
--SOille hunters from Greenaway spent
a few days shooting here last week.-
' - • '
Mr. John Cornish and daughter were
In the Surroate Court of the
-..
Count3T of Huron.
the guests of Mr.- John Statton.--Mr.
'
S. Gueen is spending a few .clays in
Sarnia.. -Miss Emma Zaffe is spending
trew ' '
In the matter of the Guardia,reship of
the Infant Children of Enama Kate
Jane Ca,min deceased. .
,
. -' '
Application Will be made to the Surrogate Court of
the County of Huron,'bef ore the Judge in Chambers,
at the Court House, in the Town of Goderieh, in the
County of Huron, after the expiration of twenty
days from teefirstpubecation hereof,. Hil behalf of
riceard Canon of the Township of bisborne, in the
'Comity Of Huron, yeoman, the father of the ''said in-
tants, 101 012 order appointing the said Richard Camm
a days under the parental roof.-
The dance held here Wednesday even-
ing was well a,ttencled and quite an
enjoyable time was sent. -Mr. Joseph
Disjareline was, united in holy bouds of
. .,. .•"1:
R • v 'e ' t th
mat/Antony by ey. Calm „le a e
manse to .Miss Enialine Disjardine on
Wednesday of last week. We wish
the young con le a happy me ••ed.
, rti.
, P . ..
life. •
guardian of Ella Gamin and Cecil CaMin,infatit:child-
ren of the Said Enuna Kate Jane Oanun, deceased.
, „t, RICHARD °AMA!,
" - by Dickson &Carling, his Solicitors.
Dated at Exeter this 13th day of NOVeinber, e.D.0.901.
Blake
Mr. Allen Essler, who has been in
- '
d ''Manitoba,Me
the Pilot.. Mound district,,
for is home in
Executors Notice to Creditors,
.
• • ' -
In the 'matter Of the'.EState of
„
Jerefiliali• Collins,.. the Elder . de.,
' '
ceased.: .
. .. .
NOTICE is•hereby-giten'pursuant to R. S.P. 1807,
ter•100 that all Creditors and „other persons
Chap .. , . ..
having claims against the Estate of Jeremiah Collins,
the Elder, late of' tlie-• Township of McGillivray, - in
the County of Middlesex, Farmer, deceased, who.
died on or about the Twenty-sixth ' day of October,
/897, are required ori Or before the Twentieth day of
December, A] D. 1001, to send by •poSt prepaid or
deliver to the undersigned, executor, of the said de-
ceased, the full Christian and . surnames, addresses
and descriptions', and a'statenient of their respective
accounts or claims and the particulars'. and proofs
thereof omit the nature of tee securities, df any, held
by them„ together , with 'the valuation- of the said
-ties And Notice is' heieby further giv,en
ar/21,1r1 • 6hat
after the said Twe4ieth day of December A. 0.• 1001,
the said Executor will Proceed • to distribute the
estate of the 80)0' dedeased among the TersOne en-
titled tberetd,' having regard only to -the claims of
weiciii.they teen shall have received notice,' and the
several weeks, expected
thne.to partake of Thanksgiving 'tor_
key on the old homestead. -Mr. Rob,
er t Douglas,. has sold his 'eighty acre
o ou le ronso.n 1 .
1 t 'tl B • L'ne to Jake
Gingrich who gets possession in Feb-
' ' '
ruary neXte • left< Douglas telltS of
moving to Alberta there to engage 11)
- 2 „ , ... . , '
tremehhig.-Mr. George Howard, who
has been the efficient .prineipal of the
past
BlakePublic'S h' 1 for the • two
c oo
years, has been engap,•ed for 1002 at
a salary of $435. er e has done geed
' th ' t '' better
work In , e pas and still, re-
Stilts are expected next. year. -Miss
Ra,setta, Capling, . the .painStaking.th
t (Ibex. of U. S.S. NO 1,-H: & S hes
ea- , .
' '
been engaged. for another year et an
-advance ip sala,ry. Her sister, Miss
•
a )e P ng. , •
M 1 1 Ca' li • who hes been e she -
cessfu '
1 teacher, vvill;not take a school,
for 'next year.
- • . •
father end niother tnany yeare ago.
A CARD.
-
.
Mishter . Grogan.
. 'We, the undersigned,- do hettel
agree to refund the inoney on a 50 ce
bottle Green's Warranted
,
•. Seaforth Expositer. .
. .
"Ye Missed., it that ye didn't go to
1 ' , J. ' 11"Laclalen " 1 se S to my
leal IssY r at , , e7 .
friend Cliincyth' otherday. I clinnaw
.otf Syrup
Tar, if it fails to cure your cough
cold. We also- .g-uarantee a 25-ce
to prove satisfactory or neon,
.,-.. ,
re un e . te _art]
' -4121,-
that I did," sa,ys Clancy. ,"I never cud
ht. • d th' Scetch. Cancurt " he
s an im
.1. s,
BIRTHS.
,., . k E
says. "Av .they d shpa e c accial3 ng-
lish loike yofu an' nie, Grogan, 1
wuddn't moindtaltin' thine in wance in
. • '
_ ,
E 1 N ' 24
ILEL11.- nStephen, onNov., .
Mr. ancleMrs. Chas. Either, a son. ,
1 b t t t' t
a whol e, ut no goin o IOW avva,y
good money to hear th' King's Eng,lish
therecl b anuy Scatchnattu . or
1111Ir , . y .
h f th t'
Scatchwumman ait er, or a mat-
'
mei/Rim:MS.
, ---
ERB-- ' ISEL•NS,- e a en u
M At th R tt b
, • ,, i ,., '
ttier." "But, Clancy, says ye must
bear in moind that hur voice med tip
fur hur deficits in pronunciation. She
•.
had no common soft-soapranny.voice,
let me tell ye; an ,there was jist as
much diff'rince in hur, singiii' an the
conimon run iv sinein', that there is
• . e , „ „-
b t • • er an •ecat ()an ye
e tine a can, y .. . .
,
iv .,_ sones
t 11 th' rieraes iv anny +Al et
e me . , , . ..
she..sring,." says Clancy. „.1 can't remind
over elivin o.r eight," 1 says. "There
,
w is Wan about a fut.vice It wint this
_,_ , , , .
. a , •
St. parsonage, Clinton, by the Re
Mr. G. Howson', on Nov. 20th, 111
Levi Erb, . of Ethel, to Miss Seri
. ,
Miselas, of Clinton. ,
SANDERS WOOD. -At the reSiden
of the bride's parents, London, (
/NZith, . ,
Nov."th Mr. Tames A-Sendei
- • Samuel S. 1 '
Son of Mr.. mit eis, -
Exeter f i f Stephen, t m•
, ormer y o .o i
Emily,- daughter of Mr. Wm. Woc
.fornierly of Usborne.
Exectilgr will not, he liable for the 'said estate or any
part, thereof to any persona or persons of whose
claims they shall not have had notice. ,
.. JEREMIAH Commis, .
710 Can Ave., Detroit, 111 h,, U.S.A.
. ''''''
Centralia .
All,. George Grafton will hold a grand
Shooting match here to -day (Thursday)
- - • •
SO1WETHING FOR
• ' '
E
WINT ._R,
We have something
' ter wear ' • - '
.
....
trootweor,
- e
,
Handl-wide., Boots- and
• 11 'Ind children
men, woMe. a ,... .. . .
guatranteed; ills° the very
- ' hoes
g: ,
es' '' - ' - i '`''
Tr o • r - Proof-
Try , nr Pone u e ,,..
.Boots -,every 'pair guaranteed..
Belt Boots fine Belt
' •-. .'•
Women's a,ncl and women: Misses'
f, 1 e •,;-'nk-trid Cerdigane
SPa-s, ' g.,P1' ' '''
Men'S .. heavy , Rubher
.„ te ,ria ./. e,,,,..ine.
Proof) P°ci-'''' "' ' ,th'F'
of Belt buckled shoes at
Robes .
- li‘r ll the ce,lebrac
, e se , . ., '
wan Robe, Coats and,
teed setisfactory
robe guitran . , ,. , ,
ey egfuncled.
Oarness 4C. .
- • .
, Light and. Tleavy Harness,
Grips, Collars lIalters ant
1-ete- always in Stock.
s. , , , ,h .
- Repitiring on - , oes
.
peOniptly done, .
A CALL SOVECI'llED.
ii '
' '' '''
Trolile's,.
.. '
w -
.,EAR.
yotti' need. for
.. •
Shoes for
-,every pair
_ . lc
beet Ana ee.
for ell. cl•ess
p' "tubber-
. , .
Shoes her inen
Rubber
fine .
. '
, .-; ' . '
., • (I upctur-
A few emirs
'' ' ' ''''
cost, .,
'
d S'Iskatche-
, ' ' ' - • .
Mits. Every,
,. or Intim=
Belis,
ll,
,
1 HorSe Elan-
.i. }Tar es,
ant . , n
.
- '
SWEET 1
Old Stand
conSeqeently a large number of sports
are expected 111 tow. --Rev. B. L.
' ' ' "
Hutton reached two very in/ res-
. . , P ', ,• - - P -
sive ser•rnons t on Sundtvy Ittet...Miss
Cocltwell, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is
visitingett Mrs, John Broyvn's, , , .
• WEDDING.--Oxi Wednesday evening
of last week tlie home of Mrs. T..13oyip
es th•e of of i very Pretty wecle
w' - - scene, .. . .
dIng,- when .her , youngest daughter,
A.Ortie 1VItiy; ' rine qf Centrillia'S fairest
,, , . C7 1. d• gt ' v ' 1 t ' 11 T '
youne itdi w . s nettriet
3i:ly.e, a, foring .nittp .. cif. exethlilaivy
Cluiritcter of,this .nt:igliberhooct. , , The
. t ., , ...
ceremony, 'Which took 'lace beneath'.
, ,... ... , , . . ,,, p. .... ,
an arch of ever -greens 1111d roses was
. t .., . . , ... ,. . , . , ., , ,
perforined hy theRev. B. L. Huttoe,
pastel of the Mettle( ist, c mit, , In the
. . . . . . ,. , .,
presence of the relatives and intimate
friends of the bride •and groom, The"pen
.,' i , . . - .- , , .. - -.
, bride, w to was g1ven away by her
brother, looked charrnipg in' a' beteuti-
ful dress of lady's cloth 'Of steel gtety
color, trimined With white satin, She
''' ' ' '
' ' d in hee'hand/e, lov'l ' it - ' 'and'
carrie , , , , .. ey, hi. iqtiet of,
chrysentheniums.' The bridesnitrid
. ,
II b .- 13' . ' l''
luies al y ep ,urn., was c de tiling y
. . , . , , , f , ,
attired. in ,a, Stith 0 grey homespun.
Atter tlee,rearriage ceremopy vvas ove.r
ell sat down to ant. exeellent spread,
. '
consisting of the choicest of turkey
tied other delicacie,3, at which, all seerri.
1
et eo enjoy , theuisch es immense y.
The bride eras the f.edipient of runner-
, . . .. ..
ours useful and costly presents, tesle.
f ' t th ' ' high'esteem ' • h''' 1
ying 0 the an w le i
,
she is field ,by tliose,`- who leneve her
beSt. -1•Ve wish Mr. and Mrs. Boyse
1 , • - '
a pleasant ant prospcsous voyage
thlibtigh life and filially a hothe in. the
geed lend lievtInd thn tido.
way; "Ye'll take th' hoigh road an' I'll"
t k ti ' 1 e. 3- toed an' I'll get to Scat-
a e 1 ),ce. , , . , .
DEATHS .
land befoor ye'ee half way' there; an ,
.1nother inteitleci again `Will ye know
. le . e 1 le • ". ' "Th
Boney, Roney ShapksevLocklummm,
.
NoTT-In St. Marys, on Si iday, N't
-17tla Mery: Nutt ateed."69 *ears.
0. .
. . ,. .
e Shpakin' iv Shenles," says Clancy;
e, vd h et • a , - dr iv rubbers frau/
c 1 s, .e . my , p,. ... , ..,
. „ . . „ , ,
Tom Rich•trdson9" I. c•in't tell ye that "
I'says..' "It's a wonder av 'she didn't"
he says him Sca ,ch payp e e
, . . , . ,
gin'relly oh th.' ltrIceitt ftirbt-irgams, an,
they're Moighty clanniall ,too.' 'They're
, . „ e , . . _ , _
."NewYork ' ood-
somet ing loilee the G
vear Glove Rubbers that Richardson &
McInnis do be sellin' Oow, bec'ase they
- . , _
shtiek togitheet an' they're tiled iv
good s tuf .
h p''';':`
GROGAN.
,
'..eleet.
, ,,,`,..,,,",--
• . .......
, ,.....
' 1
.,., ' sge.
ke.
e'?.
,t...
Just
a„.
/1 rhat
, e,
' 0
N7Vh op v
, ,
Ilave you had it in yc
,
hotse? ' It's 'cough „ia]
h d d th
coug an cough, an .
terrible whoop. D .
" that ' ' f a
_ . .,
• upset the Stomach mei e
' ' ',cr ..
e,'''.." giving nauseous me icii
• • - . •
let the child breathe -in t
VaPo-Cresolei
•
, .
° i t
• ut twelve 0 0 ock la,et nigh - an
Alio , . ..
b. G t -.eased:
old. man named Step en , re tier, who
luisebeen in theemploy, of Toseph WII,,
, ten of the Arglye llotise,' West Leine
. , . • . . ,, ,
m le h�tel and sus-
fell clown s — 61 . h t'l '
I a.
tained iiiiintes from which. ee died in
- , .
about twenty minutes. le. doctor'', was.
' '
d. b t tl' 11 ti • ,
sunninene n ie.°, c gen chip was
beyond ,humati aid. ,....11 wet,.e lie bed;
hilt were awakened bythe,fall, Why
..
t t t bed t • 1 W' t -
he go one oo go c o „le s cure le a
. . .„.
ntvALAPV.
soothing vapor of
It oes right 'to the spot 'that s ,d
g
Relief 'is immediate, and
„ . , . . ,
a yery few days tile cure is comple
e7
eou can't say the' Same. of any Oti
{treatment For asthma catar
dcolds 't''good.
'in i s equallyo
, ,g ,
Vape.CresOlene is said' bY dtuggista eve,rywh
the veporixeratid Latnp, whiCh should last a
time, and a bottle of Cresolene complete, $1
extra supplier, of Crcsoleno 25 cents and 50 tc
Iiiiistratee beoldel OoMaining physielaOs° ii
mantel -a tree upon 'request, , Vneo-CRES6LEHZ
, .were directed -towards extitiguis I
hi -ig
The n , ail° . veininen, s c 411111 01,,.
" TI 0 t. v" ' 'G0 • t,' 1 - f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- d ' '
the fire. ,By breaking in the vyin ews,
$230,000, inclitidirig ititere.steheetheptirs ' and .pouritie water end. seiderdn' the
chase Prine.tof' the old lrork r(Yad.f is 'finales the317`. were soon extinguished;
• .' ' • ' --- ' ' " •
disputed by the County, (,olincil of be-f-efeeretteen't"ttlie woodvark and furs.
FrOrtenac, -on the ground that the • - , • • 'd -br "..'• te r 1 efi 1.
. niture W0.0 COBS' gee, y c a rec r c
, rriArl t'7514 :, TIvi l'iC11. hint,vm,.
11)01100.
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ci
10
nt
of
or
net,
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V
en,
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by
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