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his wife, of Ntopioka. !Jiijttba re
visiting old Wends, 'mad amnainianeee
0, our Psi s -Chas. Stock hap. been
kptt.nsy $be. it week inesIug hiS
utlit to -8 iugville, where be bought
out a butchtr butinetti. Thursday at
er retup4itig,IestelfsetitralisolaieAsroe
she, dropped dead On the.eatid• sust
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• tersely to hie, toek o tioubt this
Week will see the home voiniog of our
pie trim ere engaged at other paint*,
member the tehool eteacert on ras
dey in Zianinees 11441. It promisee to
good. -Thi a is the bast week ol
s iehoot andstiteetbre-lielidaye- •S•tie ere
to have a. new ttesff et tea,e
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,wr, Robinson was in t'ite er
'Monday' evening.-410iiday • WO- the
last Council Meeting of the year. .The
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val in the Evangelical church, Xmas.
'evening. The program is divided into
two parts. the 'trot consistiog of
dii-
logues.
the choir and chorwies by the sch
*Smell as the special feature, Which is
the S.S. Male -chorales consisting, of 28
voices. The second part consists Of a
cantata, entitled "Welcome the King'
in which °Ter 20e- children will take
part. Everybody should come and, en-
joy this eotertainosents Admissiousi0
and 1.5 cents.
subsi i in
a steanisblpline (Min
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by the Dominion cievernment, *mug
it is said to the .Australians having
• at -Canadian -goods
The Dotninlem.. tSever'erapserssisksh
virldr- -#11.1k2371eftt--
Iskterlss-sff*XltenditsOress,auessi -
orrrwrereast"ef'S%000:000'efeeib
-7"-sass;--WithdrelStfill-ftik
due in addition $148,000.000 will be re -
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-quired. Kiocardine gets „ WO- for
public building and $4200 for e har-
refitedetiebs$70,000-forsharbor,St-
litaryti $10;000tee plibhc build rririind
peelthili 000 for public building. ,
The bill of E. A. Lancaster, Conser-
vative M. P. for Lingoin..twaroend the
. Railway Act regulating the speed of
trains at level crossingsreceived it
• third reading at Ottawa on Thursday
with out a dissenting voice. The bill
provides that no train shall pees over
a highway or level crossing in any
thickly populated portion of any city,
- town or village at* greater speed than
ten,willes an hour unless the crossing
is constructed and maintained in at-
cordance with the regulations of the
railway committee or the privy corm-
Itit and board of railway commission.
The board may limit the Speed to any
' Otte deemed expedient. It comes ip
force January. 1900. \
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Saturday Nigh,tsa_ ye of the Oonser:
vatic* member for West Burou:-Mr.
E, N.,r4wts; at. P.. of Uoderich, Made
A Speech in parliament the other day
for which he deserves credit. He
talked sense vvithout regard to party
- politiete-spokeittrassis thinking mint
should in a parliament supposedto be
. re -presentative of the people, instead
of merely re hashing. approved party
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opinion, he stated his own views on
many questions that require to be
dealt with. There should be more o
this in parliament, and members of
---the-lionsuetrould-rint'--iniss the Signs c-
ance of the fact that daily newspapere
-even some politically opposed to Yfr,..
Lewis -gave his speech a hearty wel-
wine. -The *people are ready for thin
tug and free -speaking putt:fluent'.
-whenever thtemembers are-restiys ;
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)Nt. _ :NY-01,.,Sinehrooksipelit.sr.leve..
1ays 10 Centralia last week, tb- or test
.of Mrs. Harry Mills.-}larryststrikiti.
who has been working in • Clark's bar -
netts shop for some time, left for ;Olin-
• ton on Satutslay, h he hits at,
-cepted a similar siti
imanfssr-ii-odTri-in
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class with a beautiful mantle clock
ken-of-the-respect-the--elass-h
!yard their teacher as well as_it slight
riingsin e1*2*rrAtiner-0,0Werthe.
sot -1oktar --
Dem emus Ass tincesits- As you ere about to
sever your connection with the clan, ne desire to
tender our sincerethans to you for your valuable
work. It has been so helpful and pratahle and so
Itteltai .ven_fh*tt.w, oleel w anna, let you depart.
reaw.44dhsiirtiorneangible eviiience
our appriation. You will be greagy missed in all
our church work and especially this ** bible Claim"
owever, we feel onr loss *ill be others' galn, and
Uustin circumstances wial $1101 that at some
future time we may have the extreme pleasure of
)(mines you %our prldst again. Will you kindly ae.
cept thtS email token as * ALVA esmembeanco . of
Ama-roall'Ileiendir As look its face may
you be reminded of this- placeand evening, ,
Geo. Hirtzel then stepped forward
and presented Mr. Holland with the
clock, the laer making a short but
feeling reply .and thanked his class for
heir kindness toward him. A short
rogram was given after the presenta-
tion which was as follows: Violin solo,
Jas. L-awsontreadings. -Miss IuW
and Miss Essery: solos, Miss Girvin
and Miss Ella. Beaver.
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arsfutures-Geueral regret is felt
here over the very sadden death of the
bite B.B. Gunn of Seaforth who had
wousthe, confidence.
large number in, this community. -
Oar storvs-anorelespe hive now got on
their holiday *Ube and 'the windows
look beautifel.-August Walper of
Fort Wayne, Ind, is visiting relatives
in this village. --Mr, Robertson of Mil,
verton was the guest of Mies Kerr on
Thursday. -We are pleased to see
Qbas. Pinker ar.iund again haviiiig
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We wish the Advocate and its many
readers a Merry Christmas and *Hap-
py New Year -IL Gill of Ft. Frank
was here a day or so last week. -Mike
Green of Thedford spent a few days
here recently._-Mrs-JoessOliversbel
a reception Wednesday at which all
had an enjoyabletitne.-S. Green has
returned from Pert 'Jurors -Mrs. Page
has returned from a pleasant visit et
Greenway. -Lawrence Benore has re-
turned from Haileybury.-Pred
itena-moved-lawvrmk to Int -
cited try a.nd'Mrs.
Thomas -4f Detroit are visiting the lat-
ter's,parents Me, and Mrs,Pagess-Mrs:
Weary, of Southampton has been here
ttending Lhe fuaerdzf-lier,--mother
Ofivers man friends will be
pleased to leer% that he* rapidly_ re-
esiverifig-ficom hie -severe illness. -W.
Davey, who has been enjoying a couple
of ulouthee fishing at the Point,has re.
turned. -Miss Rowe. Meshes been en -
owed, withlfrthanterhereS hits eettarte;
ed to her home. -The Presbyterian
people expect T big crowd at their en.
tertaininent to -night (Thur.)-Tbe
little tote are putting on their best
behieelotir these days. -The season
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Ernest. Esejlen-tonsfeui.r.n.--: ,*-41mitet-ntren
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zens are busy preparing for Christmas.
There is splendid sleighing and as a
consequence business is booming. -
School closes on Friday for the Xmas.
holiditys.--AliciniUtrireni here oo
in the Ministrel show at Exeter Friday
evening. The boys say it was fierce,
and regret the time spent at it. -The
anniversary services at James street
church. Exeter, and the Lecture Mon-
day evening were well attended by our
citizens. -The trustees are pushing
forward the erection of the new school
house. They have engaged Miss Swan
as teacher and every preparation is
being made for the new yeats-Evan-
gelist Mc/lardy of Toronto its holding
revival meetings in the Methodist
church. Notwithstand4ceetArrzt
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stranger on Sunday when e opened
thecarnpaign. In personatappearanci,
manner of address and method of con-
ducting meetings Mr. McHardy aye
peen; to be an ideal evangelist. Some
have signified a desire to live a Ohrist-4
ian life. A full choir is adding inter-
est to the meetings.
Duartt.-The death occurred Tu.'s -
day of the little son of Mr. and M
Wm. Fester ,ofsToronta-whosa
present iitsittg at the home of Mrs.
Fosterea fath r Mr. James Handford.
Tbe little fell w was 2 years. 0 months
and 0 days old. Tho funeral takes
place to -day (Thursday) at 2 o'clock
to, the Exeter cemetery„ --.- - -
-The following is the report of SA.
„iorNoveraber-based-o
good conduct and general proficiency'.
Sr.-Departinent: V. --.II Rickir,Milep-
burri. I. Robinson J White, 0 Wilson,
Al_ElatonsYstiiims:ssAsttebieson Sr
IV.-sM Baynham, I Edsery, M Elliott.
Jr. IV. -'Davey, E Baker...13_,Ander,
senK 13' Vy-,1 Davis, R White,
Roy Cht fas Earle Callfas. Sr. ILL --P
Essery, E Brooke,F Pairhall, A White.
M. Botterill, teacher,
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- jeSpeliiiithierif. Jr. 71L:s-SNeit-R
McCurdy, M Heists W /takers& Cali-
fae. -Sr. 11.7..---M Beaman, al Elliott, E
Bowden, II Neil. Jr. IL -I McCurdy,
0 Davis, ()Davey, • E Alexander. Sr.
Pt. /1.--D IIrOok.s. A Robinson, E Wit-
re--ZftssPtsll.ssss-L fisynblum 4 .
arth;4.1-13stbilts-Pt-sts-7.7sy-s
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hereon Monday of the death o
he wife of John MeIsaie, who eon,
ducted the nosed Hotel in this town
for several years. Mrs. Release htel
been ill here several times and it was
mostly owingto heri ill hemftk that
Mr MIsc moved t� Mk -Eagan. We
•wore sorry to hear of her deethSea she
.11a4 in warm friends in., our burg.
The itymtaathy Of the whole neighbor.
Stood is extended to the bereavW bus.
tbandes.The Ladies' Aid of the Evan.
gelleal Church. -forwarded a box of
sclothing to 'Winnipeg last week. This
will -he found very needful thiseold
*weather atoOng the poorer *lased? the
-city, where the clothing will he dis.
triNited, ry
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There. thing tlitaiwiU
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cute .it Ilair„,yiger.
It is 4\ regulir seifp.tnedidine,
It quickly dostKeys the germs
bleb cause" this disease.
The Unhealthy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff distil).
ears# had to disappear. A
1ij*1thysc*1p meant a greatdeal
you healthy hairy no din.
xiimplitino eruptions.
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t easrs; en nberry 01
rand Bend visited his son. Bruce at
tles Dixon House. Mr. Iloasenberry,
Although over00 year* of age, looks
stimost as young as hi$ son. lie is a .
natural born horseman and love* to
talk horse.--froratious Clobleigh of
Clare, Mich., was a recent visitoehere.
-Chas. rage has engaged with John
41111 for a time. -Percy Mollard hikit
returned from a three weeks' visit to
Detroits-Miss *peon is the guest of
her aunt, Mr*. WM. Patterson. -We
are indeed sorry to report that. `Austin
flaytendoeszotseenc to irnprovi tot
rapidly as his friends could wish.- W,
Menlo and Bert Statton are home froin
Smith Riven-.& little pike of a girl
has come to stay At Wm. Disiardine.
Wm. Nickles who 'is receiving treat",
Mont for.his knee at the Londolt-Jtos,
pital, is getting along nicely,
thram-filia week we are calied
upon to relate the death of an old and
highly esteemed -resident -in the peso
of Mrs. &ebbed., Whose- iarthly ea
reer was endedon Saturday. Deceased'
whob.ul readiell theJtelnatkahle.mp,
uf Kyears haul been in declining health
far about?iiit months, butbefore that
she alwaya enjoyed the. heat of health.'
She was a '.'de3/4,oted.; wife trill cfnuther
• aud'a One friend in every poirtichlar.
StObrillS ittitS ft consistent And
valued member of the Presbyterian
church tinder which riti$ lets the fon-
eta' took place on Sun from her
kite residence, towz)Ship llosenquef,
and wire largely *ttended, Itev. Cots. wn
,ere officiating. She lea "uotan Th
tr,or demise one son And two lighters x u
led to them we extend our sympathy., foe
, • his
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Wan; Perkins and wife of the North
west Friday. They,Ivith his pio her,.
Mrs. 'Wm. Magi -no hive now opened
to the putAtc a first-claits temperance
hotel with the very best iiecotntuoda.
tion. We wish them' every emcees*.
Mrs. (Dr„) &Herr who has been in
Kincardine since the death :Of )410.
Olive Sellery, returned !mine Friday.
Mr. Toll of Kept Couny is visiting,
his btot &v.. ',Toll.- rideystlight
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,Cartnel hurch•pterile in, end- giving it
, good. ent attainments-sOn Soiturilsy af-
ternoon Nis* faittotnie entertained the
.Iuntor League, During the do they
presented her with Leto 'oeriattonse Pies;
tures.. She was also the recipient Of ,
heautifid gifts from the eorigregatiou.
Geo. JoInt spent, a few &vein Alhiiii
Craig.durng the week on busineSs...,
emphill of W'roxeter .14
isitor *1-thekbotturof heratstets-Meat
Cook.-MistiPeeil Iles:kept theOons
meretal College, Stratford, is home on
settitt.-,Shechattgbisitutteds'svittis
mit, which refleettteretlit Ots her *bill
and apPlication.'-.Tames FeWier hat
purchased Rohr. /smolt** 'livery' bust,
ut4s.-Nlist Doty who .htut ,been here,
for **tend 4.***Imid,retorbea, to Lonk
don.-itoy aetlande of town has been ,
prom±qted to the oosition of foreman et
the Pori* Retie* otilee.-,The young
Wife* of Clittbel church have every
.rea!oo to feel proud of the warIn
tch thew iffiZaitt *Mk ' cartied out.
et totneetch einteinted to$15esssItoli,
ill bed the trilafortime to tut bit
t Wile* An, day* ago. Ile and
sister stainfe left for the %sit this
Wedding hells are. ringing.
ow &It Chesney hes returned home
heemany ftlends will be pleased
rn thikt she is recovering front
and bri40
C returned to town.-0ouncillor
wart has eed an electric light at
the end of his **lib in such a war
hittit !light* street far xi aloe
stance. This t
tie many bis resgs&tk* as pr,.
teaders4
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We were 'fated on 'Elatunlay. by. 4
*regular old time blizzard* not cold t:Yea
lt•bigh Wiud and it continua snow her
t017te.-411146 Clara Kenzie of Berlin its bay
isitor at tbe home of Rev. and 8te
Eidt.ssOli tittountofthe ineletts
the* was not* Tory Iargs
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Teestrater,
• tronso--Bat.te -Theishome---e
Wva. Laramie was the
ton-- . i eaters
nests -mutt ‘ • A -7f a
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ternoon by Rev.Toll and was witnessed
by only the immediate friends. The
bride was attired in a beautiful. robe.
After the ceremony and con attil
•hs-i-appetitiiiiirr tea ---*-as serv
Miss Latninie has been a resident of
this place a good many years and he
plea nt manners have won her a
prominent place in social and church
c "roles. and...while- hers -many sfried*,
both old told Young, will wish her
evert happiness yet they will regret
that the change of relationship will
neceseitate her removal from the soot-
ety of which the has acted so graceful
a part. She ha* been president of the
Junior League for eight years and has
been one of the best church workers
in town hence she will be much missed
dsbetplace-will-be hard to 011i Ble.
Henry is a stranger In town but in
bearing away one of our choicest lad-
ies1thus becomes a relatl n and we
congratulate him for gaining "what
we lose. The gifts received by the
bride were simply magigfficent. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry left the same day for
St. Marys, where the groom has a
beautiful home and whet* they start
life together under the most favorable
eircimistancetratulswittethesbestswishs
es of a large circle of friends.
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nytiving a WWI' ontsivot treiniOtthen-thAt IttY'v
• en.bY any other endler thetitutton in *doh), wo
hue Wooten. of ths '10,41ing-busiltelt training'
schools 14.-Vallt4i. Our gl'sdUate. Areui demand art
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course* og the best our irroxiurte*. eutried„ - it ,
intereeted In your welfare *rite now for our 'CAW
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• t =MA Shorthandernt-Telegraphy. 'Minter Ortu..
°pros denuery, (1,. • - •
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(Successor to Joseph Cobbledick) Principals,
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THE HOME JOURNAL.
This publication has made great
strides under the new wanagement.
The December number consists ai
hirty-sixpages of bright, interesting
matter. copiously Illustrated. T1.
special features of this issue, which is
&-Hoiiday Number, -are-"Messages
from the Churches" illustrated by
foortraits of the leaders of the evangel -
Jeal
--den--dn--tt ons, an "Messages
from Women," with portraits) of lead.
log-Catitidian Women workers. A re.
production of "Eventide," J. W. L.
Forsteee latest paintin , is .well vrorth
tt
Iniming. judge Reath itt gives &his-
tory -sot -the- writing-- 1--thers-Oban
Nationid and this is accompanied by &
new arrangement of Lavallees-spiece-
by Mr. Edward Broome, of the Toron-
to Conservatory. An illustrated
article describes the production of the
" telt-of-We -in -0017-1.1,• o,date-
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rie-dy-Thetelo 11 41 1 4
t rte . -arid smother
by 8, Devidean, another Canadian
writer, are in ;addition to the ether
tictioni-, The ether departments of
the journal ireful", is nodal, of orbits,
ihtereittir4, prectical pointers for the
home._ Thestnttriti tone of-sthe paper
is such as should exercitea wholesome
Stied the laitruldhm Woman's Ma
influeice wherevee it, totes. It is. is.
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*sine' itblishing CO., Limited* 50 Job's
Street, Tomtit°. •
EXETER BRANCH a
1:11413 10*. ut. 4)3 p. re,13ATURVINS. 10 a. m. to 1 IN ills
A GENERAL BANKING. stsunass TRANSACTen.
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DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
avIlatiliarther ncitice Interest on' Sarthgaaet wjll be
intBanklepartment
!1,. credited quarterly Instead of half yearly as forme*.
Deposits of and upwards reeelvt4,..
Agents at Exeter for the Donainion Government.
N. D. avmpcor, Manager,
DlogeoN & 001.14tiO, Solicitors.
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AF LEDO R
s_ The only Coinmercial School" west of Toronto using the above
Modern Office Work of Actual Canadian sItstaitiess Procedttre:
Wholesale houses calling daily for graduates df Cetioxdit's Greatest
Chains of High-grade .Ousitiess Colleges', becaute our students'
i*Learn to do by doing." Each student has loose leaf ledger, bill. and_
• gbarge_systernseardsysteinssbenk--bookr fills souts- -Scores of- notes,
draft!, deposit slips, cheques, statements, leases, mortgages, receipts, ,
shipping bille, etc., etc. Our students do actual business from the first
day. •
Gregg Shorthand,
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Touch -Typewriting
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taught by the moat widely experienced teac'-her-1-;Ontariorthe--iir-also-^—::----1-
..a.graduate-of,..1olts.71/..-Greggs-the-Anthoromdliighlyteeotninenatd'
by him. Last year our Stenographers were .all placed _within_ Tens__
Days of graduation. Many of these young ladies tiow drawing $700
to $800 per year. It te\freely admitted that. we train the -most rapid_
accurate. ,
Our Telegraph Department is-welt_equipped-
short of operators and salaries
are advancing
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tuts inoreiOlist Pro* Ikea anyether intaageettrit In Western outinie. -
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moor saoss,tios taltert.b*Orte enetestes inot-entiled* we Invite coOloinktlion. tudiviiittil Imbue
tiOn„ bsetudents attend night 041118efi free, encl tekeell the *hove cent -Ilex
WINTER learvi BEGINSJANUARY' Olt,
warm rolt eatato0(1111t
TON , 'BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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