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s. Iliteh.01 suecurni to
Imexit n Saturday, at the. Ok0
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egniar (Masa, 'I'
Iaek8O,. L Uandftnd 7
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wrs rrntiovirtgry,-from-t
t 10 doubtful' if tlici.Umperor can
dep&nd even upon hi! 90vernMent .ttt
stand by :him. 1.1110 Vroperor IS in con-
stant fear of assassination. It is hud-
iy
likely that any measures ,csonow be
von to satisfy a people whIt'have been
groanitig. under the red- through so
many generations and, who are only
now beginning to see the light: and It
„ .will hc surprismg if the Imperial head
lam the whele government does- not
fall.
RUSSIA GtITS. PARLIAMENT
-
• cawe to an eiid. The Czar, under the•
of revolt,sureenderedhis
• . solute powers and, granted a constitu.
tional goiernmeot. Thus disappeara
• the last absolute inonarehy among
- civili7.ed,peo0es,-4nd,----popular liberty
wins another victory. The concession
• name unwillingly. It is,'„ in, Tact, the
illsttieSpArite effort -to *mire the Crown
.therit-will-sofficirin-ther-
liment-rtational prisis-eitmot
------All ordina,y-pofftka1 lihetties and ft.
genuine representative govern.ment
.by:snetional Legislature are granted.
A constitution will be forinulated by
&hear clectod• by all classes. This
eou1u reitore petice
it'Thiougbott The
the - (�verninent is powerless may
carry the people tothe extreme and
sweep.array tlie evieting regime. A
sense of power following oppression
brought terrible consequences to the
French goveromentenehundred Years
ago, and history may repeat itself.
„ .
Boat and 17 lietuds .Lust. ,
•
were received herryto.day from .the
inulf-thesteamereVenturion-and-
tr
' . triontense, rbie ha
have been eearching:
. feethiernissm -:" teamer Kallynge, say.
ing. that 'they covered the entire
east'and north shore) of liske Buron
. withoutrobtaining -an, trace of the
.. long overage vessel.‘.. It ie now [mac;
*.ticalty certain -t. . " ., --
enteen persons weet down in Lake
. Tinton during tim_L-7..gtvilti-Eterni -Wit
L11.Can -
• _There was a mg crowd in the Loon
Nethedist church Thanksgiving night
at the hot fowl supper----. line to,
elUmealasupper
- of the hest., Music_ woe . furnished
by-
M1s. Orme, Urs.
AY, mist Sprout
and Wawa. " Wray and Crofe, a I of
terwettitl
-,11-0t..Mho.netreitn-a, Alex, Wilsoine- of
, Imam John. Mahon, of Birr, anti ,11.
MeTaviall, of•Grztuton. - Rev. J. E.
,Aloitnefittlie paitoc presided: Prilteedii
of entertaininentrtinoupted ti $80.
(re* of the lAteeli.
Itatilroads in Russia arecompletely
tid up as a resultyttinetOttittab&
litical strike -and the people are su et -
tog.,
'The 14year.old son -of Odeon Debt -
title of Pembroke was tOrtngted while
playing on a trapeze • with a strap
*MIMI his neck.
L01118 Pertail, 110telkee at•-$ana.
with East, 'sailed. his t ildivrt with
Take 4: 1 easily?' Throat
relsdvLu,
es hoe constlmpdon
Tbeus cough ineani a vet
ver 114
,.
794,14, 04-00...Z.
Stewartflarvev 0'
0. diners v,
N,liodgert tit -44_1:tow 60,. D. " St
r,
6.0, J. Jones tit, W. luston M.
AtoeY $0. E. Fartiter \ 0. Ditneford
.
50. L. Mullholland 51, , D. Godwin 43.
No. on roll 40, average' 44.
. 4k. F. Ohialey. teacher.
Form 11.-.41. Taylor .85, 13. Ston ,
tian 70,-A. idey 75,, D. Renal° 74, -0;
.Thomson 72, i: ltowe 71, M. Brovkine
664 M. viabier 03. W. Daythao 43., L.
Martin 01, V. GoetztiO, T. Sanders ,50.
E. ()Wog 59, M. Johnf1 50.., B. Sheere 55,
0. Fisher 54, F. Foss 51, E. Willis 51,
et Brandt 60 D. nomion 4.3. B. ' Mari,
tin 49„ L. Coultis 38,4 i iii. . _.•*;
_ •
_
_ _ _ _
average orrit*toni‘teacher..
Ir. IV. Aloezolleywood /8, Willie
Bradt /5,Willie Armstrong 740: Willie
Birney 71 NO; oil roll 48, average 35.
' -
F. E. McLean,. teacher,
-3Le. tit -Willie Fergusso_,n---74-, -Ray
morel Dearing 74, Bella MeKaY 71.
Sr. Ilia-Percy:God wire7.0.7-Norme-rolt
49,average •
-Se.-1L-LotgeTeive 82. Iieue-Hardy
74, James:Walker 71, Fred Shaddoc
70. Jr. IL -Maurice 4uancce 83 Eric
I -Jordon 75, Bruce 'Walker 72 No. on
roll 53, average 45.
Sr,- Pt -IL -Blanche Queue ei.-;
te-Jeuee-84;Agoes-Meol0..--Mi
Part Aoderson .88.14140-*
guerite Gardiner • Linden Harvey
77, Jean Seldoe 75, Jr. Pt, IL -Willie
"Kydd 80, Stanley 78. No. 011 l'011 38.
average 03. • -
A,McCallum, Teacher.
Sr. Pt 11. -Lily 0011ingwood 83,
Ethel -Day 82, <Eddie Welsh 70. Mid.
Part IL -Florence- Rowe 07, Bobbie
Fleming 88, Alma Mack 8.1, Beatrice
fill 1
ter, ner,-ArMilver-
ton e «, D. thitteelialk•
0c09ifinan. ea by her two children. of
4k,e,-ftlich4-iirependiegra fe Ye:idols
he borne of her 114eret)te., Me. apd
, :year') an'SwaS a very Ig. y-estreree
weinati.trer hosbana,thi" latAi3:4,108'
dii4 before the family moved'
'here.' She liaiWiriivo diltighters• one
being *partied, to blintz n her los.
'The remains' were interred in Olinto
A. Lebman•t-farits.'11. B. White -
aide and, son litax.,afteila tWO mont. • s
Welt at the home of. her .parents,
iuidMre.J.A.
to her home in Ottawa.-4Ohn Roth
and wife and.04 Lichte of New Banl-
biirg,!tipent the Thanksgiving :1)91Mala
with sar.,:and Mee. R. efehwarttentru»
ber,,,,,Contraetor Currie n 014,
liged to quit. work on account of the
alsokgreeable weather, Daniel S in.
'resident ofthis
-t�ft1•Sf�it1tw1urc'
he will make hialonie with his daugh.
tee, Mes. Baldwin, for a. tine. -Chas,
Fritz tete putchasedl, 3. Mernee cele.
heated entire horse, "Westaide.",Phil
"SIPPle,..wiiiie 4_4E0g tOr. Jac,
1Xl"ch-ett strUeic wolid
He bad dug down ihout feet and
irtfrb lietrzorerer-dis.
• tor began to nd-it-ross4,about
twenty feet in the well. -Frank liTttley
bostlerat the CointxterCial Hetet. 84'
Weis recovering from the meets .of
his -recent accident. While in the barn
*trap door -fel strilcin Mr. Uttley on
ifeefOrebtett-TiVinielt
A'servicerof-songwasheld-hrtterEirtw•
-gHGal-c
rt. who has' been engaged at the
Powell Ifouse,Parkhill, for some tiote,
has returned to Zuricb.'
11001,1111VVIII.
W. T. Aums spenttheThankgiving
holidays with, felende in Lon on.
After a two mohati" absence in the .
Vest Silas O'Neil has retutited. to our
In this section. I w ng 10 ti z- very, Wet
elttiterir,
ts n ...Lightfoot. townlitter`
west, -stfiroontInues Utz: 'Under the
dot:v*0 Ares:talent iti'd thecareful
nursing of Mies Stella Orme, vire trust
she may soon be restotie1 to her for -
trier ood special servites
, .
..Knott 7L 84;.
temrivarifirturiuivo
ILL -Wilbur Mit,chelli80,„„Joey
son lit No. on roll 85.•averege$1.'
Carling, teacher.
• Mr., Bruce •- 1 e -
Clinton spent 'Sundaywith the foe.-
brother--,Me...an (Ulm, -Gregory
• INi'ssouri-also-valted M. Mead
•' • • •Exatonto....ipeut.
Thanksgiving with Mr. Ilianter of
Blio3villeA • While with hien he visited
the butter factory and was so well
pleated with the butter that be wear.,
ed a large box -for his own ture,-Mr.
4111%-krotIrtiej,..11X1 • c
at W. Ilayvroods on- Sim .1e; while
latee--Nroodtey-•.an. o
-were guests of. Mrs.".11eystood,
11414n.i3".-44411. *,7"-Mr°74(**-erk, •
"ItOtObleitpintTtiabk,fgtOrtiticdtliMrs.•
JOS. Rowcliffe..Mr. aieade,•Oor Pern.
ler butter maker has pieced an up-t0-
datechornrinititi, factory .anti ix pre.;
pared to carryon his htisiness better
than ever. -411e. pupils: of o.ur _school
every Society on Friday when a pen.
gram - consisting of_ Gongs, _ ',readings
and-Hatifittcliet-were-rendered - "-The
'popibiare interested in the -work and
these meetingtinre likely' to have good
resells in the work of education. -
. Following is the, DetOber, report foi
S. No. 0, thbortie. V.. -Oliva Berry.
hill, Willie Elford. --Vera- -%ishburni
Sr, -137,---Oth.eila Aley-woody-Netetron
Clark, Nettie Carapbeil; Jr. IV. -Ulla
He wood, Alma Johns, Yirdifileer
burn," Hubert Ionere
Jr, R00,01. Jr ID Minnie Talbot,
004141.t.a'..0.01-00.44,.. Atte,
,Jentats Campbell. Jou. Brock, Arnold
ma eye:
ZIIee Creery, St. it. L.-41ard.
. wick Cornish, Inez Ceeery, -Dht Coe.
nish In Pt. .-1.-4May Clark, . Lloyd
Johns.
D. McDougelil, T b
' W. Howard f elte et*
Itibbett—
brover.,,has returned from the
• West. Jolla Iklandson of thel3th Con-
Ce$41100 .10t4S *ISO • returned front the.
prairlc provit7n7ete7"-.7111C'wee
pleased with the eountry that he. hes'
desi to y
'doctor's , *
* Chc
Stfefl
Caesitiy tome shortly for • **sachet.
eettrwhereixerwiltrenroin-fora
Miss McIntyre has been Obliged to
give upler echool at Nairn ;welting ,to
continued ill health. Muse* Jainie.
eon, of St. Joseph, has been engaged
of_ther
. 'eflts.Dleaeaflt
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
•
.•Wpdnedayelreoing
. • •Liloin,g.„.„„ r.
andtMrs,-FsOlde •,ie* ---FA, al.
Were toaderreel 1 tem hand.
**nut couch in Weirtogether :with
an addreee, ahowing,the bigh esteem
• in which they are held by. their many
-friends, '1'hey took their departure
. .
Amitintem. Tgesday site oon
. *aw-
ing the houeehold effects or Jos.' Frolic.
der to the Atiteettreig station, One of
'thy' te4°"I'Rezi hy Yung Mr. Shea -
dice beeente frightened ro.nd tan away.
The driver and tholosd were thrown
off the wagon, Mr. .13houltlice fahhing
ratider parts of effieti. - The tanlielitli
the ten t were ite,t stopi)ed
until. t inne Rosiercorners
otii-igUirlitiiken buckfri no da;irng
l!r4.8 done. Not, ito with the driver
-
*eters, - Be was. takethe Mon.
ifteltd,trif Aitid-th)rdattre--turititatiitt
were badly hurt, although no bones
were broken. A, longconveyance w4s
made comfortable with pillows, quills
And robes, and the-unfortonate voting
Mitn was theft brought to his boom
It is hoped -he will soon 'recover from
the effeCte of the ateitlent. • •
• _Ditarette........ftftetrielong and_ ted'
ihlness Zeno% 11.. trptioove"'„ the .eeek.
ond sou ,of pitssed
aiIly away on Thunder. at the
813., Ile was horn in DelsiVat*
• 011r011 Where --he SpenthWeli—
He has worked for fe Behl Telephone.
going"th Das1and,-the
ring. Ire...holds an le on
Nov. Mr. Marelson is t o kind of
an who will. succeed. "•,a most, any.
whe'rc'arnl espettellyilo the new West.
C. Treffry a, man eld of ,the
Varietyrvibieh'weight 24.-tteon
ean rye
who...has_
fee wine time,
Ltostate, Arc
nor, has returned Irmo four mon
.)trtp,to Manitolkt.-Afts. Mary tlese
colitinues very till the boton-4,-, her
11
ed hti Tralteme
soot last -winter inAlit
Ali in hopes of' im
but withouksvall. Ile 1
blather* father, One
.brotherstqmOuro his k
. 4
Woecicoelt-of-fiamiltoik-who
was gored by a stag, died from 1318
in-
J1.UieS 14'sriday4
ilodericht the three beis.-41,ArieY
Beattie. Wilfred Walters and uarry
_Morrow, who "liv.re sent up* by Magis-
trate Humber last week for trial on
the charge of the British Exchange
lzberywere tight' betete,
-r--.
for lirenience. Tbe cbargesof
the thefts at J. B. Ilawkince Store,
Downing SAVitteVieeros,_.0. M. Elliot's,.
W. Shartnan's and R. B. Cutt's were
also brought, 4e4 three charges being
preferred agtileat each of the boys, to
w eY ea es -Tint sen-
tence WAS three ttionthS In the county
fait at talftriiibilti.;-- Leteeti-Watc
.aenceil-by
ITT.____. -.....-
Is eiglititichei
, ..,
in diamo. tort and
'4'i -.;•4 , "ill.t......., .,, ... ‘,...n._4;
i .
6...en,ti ' • ititer".41400'. ,
IS very white and ftnely celi,--',-,, . ._
.
: This elegant bowl is very special
_s',041101:i at $440; '
1L
I w
1 11
IlLill
ii
Sill
FRUIT
I•.. -- ,, .
S-POON
4:
_ 1
- - •
, Worth
I
po UUI
. _. . -
S2.25. .
I 40. .,:r4-, . . . V'tult7
• -w!ivilfliell It -as AA sa for 411.01.
. .
.14gitarantee it to contain= ,so% I
mitre silver than any other Vat:id:4rd " •
of silver' spoon..„
Owing to the reduce,' prive. oady '
one will be spot to ono address.
Poi up in card ho?4 or flannel loag
z • , .
These two articles are easily
w rib $75o or SELon, • and. intake, it
be ifuI present ror litty purposO.
Sen = epaid- -to-‘ttly4itddr-ess: o
.6). r xpress money order c .
frietory goods ,cari -be retnined at
my expense aria money wr!! bet
...„refertitiel.,- .f.,_•.:_--..„ -,-alil.,..,',..,,..^,:tr, ,-,...sa :::4,,z,',...-„,2_—;",...,:—__:,._
' 1110 CONDI% BT. ' LONDON.
•
— 1
defiweir
to 4t every sha,
ot la41
inen'sand-- thildrereji
• Thissonin advertiseettitt, xe0refie,A0 ons ott1s
isrgeetiree best hoidzisss oar** .4nee4. No.
acbooltaths notobeen eote more IVO Its studetits
ORO we 40.. ettt, knowlefte. opt ohs 6100 gtide'
Wheat II: • • • • • 4/ • *
BarleY. • • • • • • • a; •
OatO • • • •
PetI0. • 110444 ,04.444.4:•
Potatoes,
e.s..per .44$, .
Bay, peetart.;_. .
Flout per owt.,..liatully «4
10.44,14E.COkpeicvt
;4;4,4.4 444 I
EL,L1OTT' &MCLAOHLAL 1701" 1
, vrinolptus. Bran per ton. 1 U 00 1
The Most Wonderful Discoyery o tile Ago....
%lot, does Oxy.iionor do?. Itgices the body soi idBeity for OXVOItS, stid vat** ateof
store** revititlistog l'otre-44ygeo-ithiough :pot* axe estmot, sto to thc •
s. stem 'thit,t is surcharged with oxgen. 14-4,ptgot. Jheumatism, Fever • Mtn
Typo* ors-oxygett—ftotrOgy0/40, *body
her
Col It. it. 11141140e, rroieitriii toilet of iterate iteeiarxr OO1e erant
teii:Athtitat siamor,-..31,yeriittieueeivioloxyd-onor
„retype.% rers(ausy 1ea niowhforl e etilelpty ittitrute eta* sueb &� 1*
re fa** OX
_
Por * rook
titiettlhenetiti'itod-would-itotbewit
OK
.-Stioltek•yottittitott-1110-141$04-ttedi,lee-,141t:eted-r-yot-4#12t-
workings-or tblatrantlertul Instrument. - • • ,
4, • ' -
1-Flttk S ott7lArairj268StCitherincSi, 0temtves
,A*19Orliiro*Vor,skriiilivklirvevevrtir
Oritiet 110UVI 10 to*
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,.i.:14rmer4t.0430. Notes ,cashtd. or'paliettifi# Vo
1)RA1TS 06 all points in the Bitirtitilott,
Stateibmigiltittipiowilt t6wOr- pita f 1xcha
ADVANCES ntode torstfne* Stock -Ossi
lowest rates ana, on ftioist itiviititbUs terms.
OSP0.431E neesipts issueasna 'highest., there
_ _
r advanced ffyears, tt
t*u4 ler her tiro
ri:Ononths hare
the
(1 rie w erever%
'
1oniou resurrection. The,
t took idate at Imobeth an
y and Watt 'irotte.4.0n, 'W
there died itt Burlington
ter, Mrs.. 13t*
this townibip.
/y411, a
e. She' a
**gritty
4,A lift*arritn eat
ntwit nave.
tni tit kit+ ,t
11110.110er if
C'itig, zttLj'Instye.
i. ittitughtitt,
. ot night
ed.