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,:eff.42tmED SY PARel Wee Yee-Ceeseee=ere-A. fasicier-e
.Paidepeteeitet reekeee ebits and peeler weddirg t,:ele pia -zee= it
- Fume eeeeceeo Wednesday afterevera last a the
Hetel Cater:dere the tesideree
Cantelen. when Mies Lettie, his eld.ese
VIOT„Esiz.,
utatr4,11:2ZET,, ttr2.7.E1 in marriage te,
Frane 4.1 ..14,,--33! Rees-
Et,-;;,,Qt.se,. at 7 p. re. teee nearer: was 111
Sfeeee cdvareed geoe tamers en their 4 ."*-1 ir r
cent. pee severe. '` pi:wed by Mites Amy itleaeleek„ ef lien- '4
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urterarr-:•,tes of /Items: omalCZI
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seetzteoree eteereeee
,eolendar for Nov
.1)IoNnex
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e'ettreeeee
Seee&. eeeeev
f.4 0114.44
TIIRSDAY. NOVEMBE
NOTE D COME
Preenitee Rests bas -2
Was the inteteien to letth
Hume. /i,IFO,eUQ;iCtrt kt7.11 MZElla
.ata nenaleere-e:s a
, th-e 27:Se a thee reeethe
two vreees fretn. Wearteseley.
azd the gre.eenc etly sereertee
R Hanal'iZcxn, memeger er.I the Bet
Teirietee care 37. Owen See:0e teok
the reares fereet ef a hank efye
weense ferns and dewess ; then feliewv `,`J
ed the el'eerm'ee, .-Y teide en the
arm cf her father, er3. itatdeenteiv
attired in pearl rt;;;;,t,s7";i:Fo'" seem, trinteee
with etiffeet.Yelvet etere.eee and theme.
stese tuekies„ : see
Let, vett ersterelderea
ar.d eeteecied a le etre: .7 7: cress :
her crey eaezete N ase:st-
itee. wee deesse :.--e--
oreerely
ilette leise taled.es
se kite site-, eaereed
tray ; Master, 1434-iirtese lt,"ereteten.
Tenenro. piele eitte velvet- -reszfe ere -
ed the reites. eezerecry
lee:dere
17,e‘; :17ZOT:ZI:
, was reefeeziesel
Onter tetesee eheee
with where she eves. o
-11 presented ter with
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*;
centest Vve'd hetwecel ltle. tear; 2 wet:: :"
and Reck.the cemiidetes et the eel
lee: eisert,
,314,1 !err; w„, Stt
wateree *tee tee: etv
to vehicle has a Lai t
nine,3j 3
away
fatalite. e. wt.7.7t$ 'the C3=i;:e
; r e-ceetrit,n fee re ;n-sier..4.-
ter. If the rues" eureereiy teresee
deg !Cr 3 4.;" "t,t0-0,11 vat -Fir, Lltil Cleat b
resu.ss. 4. Se 4.1
der.
3Ir. A. W. Carer epee y
rZais:..zn+,•,;; 4.1 Patee (Lel
Ritede les-fir:ere celeuteles tleat
leaet theey toweship in the province
wee see tee ley...laws et. the Jenuary
eleetiens te statute leber.
ca.r44.t>7i t,3y,'0 the eeseele ger:Pr-411,y eve
beginnieg see> the :neptessibility ef
hendincr greed reeds en the ',it-Kr:lite
later elee. Oety te",,‘:per -ceet. th.e
tcweel.'r6.,-„ititti.,17.107Cur.C.;.'L3W C‘1,41titz•
ed -stazzee re:a er :so far.
• •
The ce- veer ef, Heeen has been enus-
, .
nally M 'toe ok:to
;
premex-74
W:tratat3,v:0.,,F re,t;Ct bee
leet rere: er who et:Ix::: high tr. enie
lie confileree : uteri whet- ha; rer-
tinte:r7y teeefell in their. end
ver.o-se peees :tree herd to
the the„ the thee three et where set
ir the 1.5:041.5iarctr. nrc.F
Gihetre‘.!;t1, P. P.. A. Reis. Et M.
P. P., Aroitite'd Bisker. R
Retest: (`,4Fahees. es. M. it". Se. Cele.
e.reer. Reber: Porter, tis
P., Jc .M.473:M.3t. es M. P.
;
-et
'es et:
"
tenes to tte,
the eel], te etet
wind. rale -
treeett freen Too
ijit:F 3 :
ir,terCett 1.:P.,41-Cett the Velean
ti":30
T1 Cee
actri,,-.7nary etereee Tent he feliewe.e „
-a mere r st,..:7-cer- :tea general charge
seireve eerelitiens, zerel eliets-; ree:3, ."
tz, geeeral over central e,,rel Lath
sicete.eee fie: ;severed deys tee.eliteg,
inp to the Vulictea sterne T11`.1 Vattr31
Ct the P;e14.
Ts Vulceet ;storm'
eeterels front Vat to tree 2.4 eb, tlic,v tieth
leer,g the central dey 113'.7 VI03.F.Vis
pilled. with tl:e Meen agein the
celestiel ctittatoe in her pavsaze frena
erautia to nertit deeilna-tior. *ewe a
ti.r.e invest etorres of tile ere nth
nray he expected frore Sttrelaye. the
17th, to Tuesdray, the 21St. Teese
feortus will reeat erlele en ana touch.
vng tire 21.le reln, with' etel tient:der
with-
^ e few 1.-:e ere hy geies.
ere! charge to fa
aed. Let 1 it 4:•e.'
teglens
ve-et-
e
Vac: enTertirg eceetez.
frrra At -errey.tiereeree's C7:
:The
cleteire3 a lteenee cf.
reereete3 trete- the
Gevetnn:ent seme yeare. Teets
license
•;;a 1e toSItSre.tSiz::: cn
three me =Tee- tetice, This tetice has
been g,ivez, atel the three menthe' ienve
expired. The cOrar,:l.nEeS 111.1",0,
reeved their Ores. at! Shesitt thee h....4 -
'been :terse! ze do so ty the (tee hee-
meet. *Fee recehed. wes cenet3erel
mere empeihieus then an eeereeei
the cC,12.2::-7, which might give the etre-
par.lee chnece centirate Zit:gate=
lededniteire mearewe experting gas
all the time. The ccarapanies espee,s-
ed no doubts as to the Prevencin:
Goverareetels aetkority in :he matter
when thy actepted the keens? cf ce-
cupetten.
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Tammany has been an expensive
poeseeslen for New York city. In
the Merdlants* h-seheie•hon seceeed
▪ re.
isfee-r
'
c. le
To.!
0- -
ft:
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1.7:t'it 771:
Frar.k • s
st'ettO
ST-Vi:Z•
E. Besseeterse- zshee.
trifortuna-le the.ca av.
White euteiteivie leerse s...ercebted
and fell, br his fte- tees.
Zek, e. reerniese ef, the Li-
k-.givereetlee
Atee. MeNale rezeis, died laS
R. MeeRs as been :rester ofej
Breesele Peesbyterlex. e=rele. fen?
4
ventts..
;•.t: 04.7iintere, have
aseed ties Preeese'e "vi:4,7',7'lkS
F.
.ese Z
zee:. Sees.
Wee. 47'e...it:re
cv 15,"
eth.o. beetzese T.:
'
00.
-
eieen
4.
Fee Lemien
feneeet
ile aed
v Nis licier;74,e,
ic3T
4
Legere f
Seaforth te
Wm. .4erele.r. weiee ;;",
iN-1.ffetee farm, bes reeerve3
where he win rereein
the farm ; the ferre eeetw.ce
d the rent .s „veer.
All Ca -5U; VS. 3;1;0
lkbe.IfizoZ;;t31:7.4..-3 win "Zee- tee
lief by Y.-eerrirg cr.e cf Carter's Steen:
\Veva Sc Delladerma Bank -tette Pies.
Price '35 evr.ts, Try ttere.
mczacr,..ro: th,,..evrarge, Feere. „ .reveeeee. ..tvece-
e ; bee gate to Owen Se`el„.3. 11
; eali. he is ie,-ealv "e*P-test. lte" Pee' se el vetz-
e bdewier' :etc ef "he te-e.1%
areeated
fee:.
lee:peel and
Hee
H.
7.Q,737-4* F.5"-37.
7,:";,74 eheeeh
se: e • ,t.te"
11../ b. -es taken a
▪ with r.te
the l'et-re
ae Wee e
az.1,
Colds
,
"I b1s1 a teat oe a,
tybeesthe. Men '
- Cherry Peeteraleree it 1 .
IttWatt•.reilef.'
W. C. Leyten, We;
Hw will your cough
e 'IQ 'ors; prob.',
abiy.For ifs flrst a cold, .
then a cough, then bran-
; chitis or pneumonia, and
last consumption.
ughs always tend
dwnward Stop this
ward tendency by
tafng Ayer'sCherryPec-:
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e.„ tt;
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a
4 a.'
E- e-fier.?r dey.
'• extereee.
gr'''aee at St.
cf
-r; teeereettte
3
LI
eee. • 0-71,E07070E,;71i:' von eeseep pees rtveie- -she.
- Ale 114r, ,I•N,
rkr1,3;OCS FC' r14.4.: Z1r, rerveeseces
makes, v:drdysters ; eithee cee ren.
eers ta
Mye▪ rit;ess Lytle
- ;ere heti:.
r. .r4s!'7•7.:S Reeder per. ed August'
eeertlie ,r; es"ei 'tee 6" .4
Orteti at OrrVer
s Wvat e.ov..rn
le P4trt
tter.
.tV
5,1ta ,z
after
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• a trait)
t ft 1* 147,1%4 V: 3.r3.1
eahe eteeree. eel inf
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0(.7
.1.7.
Stn-'
• a..
G7.. a• • ,
1
te:e.
itb bis
▪ e first Sett.
ofa.
7ieeara arei
,..%,:mee. 31%1re-etc-re Jae 'Soy, -The nor-
eensistene there and the eZ,5te7a pertieens of the
eel:. wed Wand ;tee, tet fret= Eingeten.
aves a heavy weether. Rivers beve over-
t. a Cowed their 't.a.z.%:s, 0.t.i are &Leg
iedulgete cezeideratle dern-erge to tho railroad
',atter. line to) It Antereo end the mere.,
„
week tteeer.s.
7• o
scateroomr SttaNe. Zte'.5'5"Nl;:i
'Viz. -Vat -4 Haven. Mess.. Nov.
"leen and .--The sehetner Peng:es
e. P. the tee- Peal. Mee freren Port Johnsen,tr
reetien. elvelte. with
tr...•• cergo
eed entvIEVr..,.exfzs..0.1r ert:_tevzzt:ieuns =ofd. szer.:71C. be.stileezeas;ns
eTe,
• indtereed itto the ef tt-,o water. captare Reefeeee ceee
e:t",ler rf.-2etor ..f AN'ontank crew a .feerreni''''S;I:eI17. :Ater
at cr-ee tc'..1k up Lexica seeerred terribly fro= expes-
is residenze Methere, ell. There
t:z 3! thet time ale mats?. his bente
. the fleet fcar years ef hie ministry ,
in the resilemee C J.
At the ette.0 of his indazetzett,
wen was het a pitmeer zetttie-
,....e. To him has hien seiven the
eiviiege witeeseine the irresistahle
anee cpragrees in, that place un-
tceley Matherwell stands as one ot
he most pregesseive and inteneetual
centres tn rural Ontario. Mer
ministry e -o unique in ite length, the
Motherwell peepte felt that in perting
from their pestor. thet the occasion
demanded seree special rezteguition of
set -vices faithfully crscharged. With
this ohjert in view a lerge aesembiage
ef peeple met oa Thursday ev,ening
at the manse end preseratel the Rev.
Deceor with an address,. a par.se con-
taining Sithlr, and himsean
lf d ti
;_eugh-
er„ Margaret with a couple of e.esy
chairs. The Dr. has purehased the
res.idence lately oz:cupied by Andrew
Jeffery, situated on Shrewsberry street
in the best part o Stratfordi It will
make lum an elegant home as the
house is aimnst new.
cf $7..telicev ;I; tee ev ere;
Je-vbee Peen,set :tee se -la his fern;
.tb.e 14tle ce eM1 J' 4
It c-zstai- azres 'II az:2
with geed lenle%ege and -is ter geed ilk
shepe. laseeiszn intetesis remev. • r_ar,1/4„ a.
ice to Meese," eve
Zehr.
:ro
tIti-;57 leler.eay.
-ees cf erre.
Zaree s Seek "tie.
rezentiv rerchesed a .tetv pee wieee
• reeereds. It tt.te
•be3. is three yeenre ell. a-
" etiree-n McKenzie.cf
dtersan'th. tear Ureeeieid.
On Wareeday cf lase week
nt the I:raze
Ta s. Brareflei I. when
adze:se deteghter. Zutes Edith Simp.
sem wee maerted. te Mr. CherlesIclunte
y. seetien ferene= nr. the railway.
Pelritatirnd the heerr. =emcee-
nees. 'tree -I tinge, tervoas headache,
cell kande and. feet, pain in the back.
1, and other fortes ef weakness are re-
-
I:eyed t l'erter's Iron Pale mede
- epezialty fer the bleed, nerves and
ener rest.iieret
tretito es resiv
Sten:day
-n
complesten.
We are emrrY to re -cord the death of
a Ilt,-"se Annie Riley, of the Sth conceit.-
Huttett, wbech occurred en
Saturday evenat9g. Decea-sed was a
premieing and. brghly respected yeriteg
figures which showed thet in ltket the °Ira he 7°.'"(31
cost of the Geveramera: of New Yore Baiiher. reselizei superireerelent
city was that of thirteen lealine 10-1'221-1 d.hm "-he gra'and oi
cities cr,f the thaited States cembieett
Three cities represented more than .A. Wiliaer is retie -re: feera the feem
twice the population of New York. in Biddr.inh. He ttekiree
The °die', cities taken into corneae!. the buteher beeihess with his bra:her
son were Milwaukee. New Orleans, in Crediten. The hest 'Welles of this
Detroit, Cleveland. Cinchanatte Pitts- conanyamity will acceesrany Mrand
burg, Bao, San Frame:tete St Mrs. Walker to their new hare°.
Louis, Baltimore, Boston, Philadel- Ti' an • 7 .6
for all purposes of these thirteen e
phia and Chicago. The outlay in Is'fh2; chisifiqrstivPer'elbryYtets•ei -irt%-wctsurecLit will
cities, including payments on the plate ; meentewl aeuuteatdlee ti.ctllisAdatPe3setrnae-c-
lie debt and interest charged was S176in -
715,662. The total outlay in titat c'f the les.i%.al Re5$112. BeT.
hCrauston, of Crorearty, will
year for New York city for these prer- lot
poses was $16d,253,2-15, nearly ele-etete- • reae
000 reore. The situation has not m- Miss Marion Ceiver, M. D.. lately
ei from Intior, India, addressed
proved, because the Tammany appro-
, a. public meeting on her werk, in the
priations have increased enorn:oueiy
in the last two years Presbyterian church, on Friday even-
.
' ing. The lectare ;was very interesting
; but the attendance was not as large as
Five weeks ago Fred Elford, of it should here been.
pae in 150 chiceees for on Monday last Mrs,. Jas, Davis, of
the government „feeding station ; they '
nsteucted Dabile' an gaIng to the stable went
were keP /1! _s_ro_e„.._ei Y"..; little teo clese to their horse and was
.hai,theeh _.-,__tehheeh were eeook ; bitten by hinarloni„ the sheulder. Dr.
'Cro":r:ti uots‘uaen-ru uekciuniustg,12.14.0_t„R e dressee the wound, mad al-
diet/eh the wound is painful, ehe pros -
gravel twiee a week, arid durrng the peels are not eerieme
htst ten days were fed tallow to 'q
sweeten the meat and make tt, juicy. It is our painful duty to record the
of He
death
At the aeteet they were sprinkled 1 th in"' Srnith, eldest son of
davs beore
with apd also ten. f°liver Smith, of wrneeter. He wcs
k.illing, to destroy insects, but although taken down with diabetes abont five
kept le dose quarters dating their en- „es"„e,kes P-'grao 'td the diseese made
forced confinement, not an iusect was, ,''''",t7ee-.-eh..'zdeath
eeeeaieei.
eadjughistifler-
on there. nor was one of the fowl in 'nh'
any way injured. The lot consieted1 The sad intelligence of the death of
mastie ,u uee Beered Rocks. or
grades, and the ;experiment shows that
the . eearee the fnwl ie to being pere
bred the more tiley gain. fr. Elford"
kept a:so a crate of ehrtimon foe -LA
merely 70 see how 'beie would com-;+
pare with the others : for Ou iirsq
week they gained in fiesia, hot after
t,ha.t 'they made no gain. I';',7•11ext the
fowi w ere first pat in they v,-eighed
er Average ef 3 Is. each.
Wheg.their. neeksWere wrtmg
liar' or 3est. week thev had gained 350
lbs, in Reset.
Mr. Gamble of Owen Sound, was re
ceived in Stephen township on Thurs-
tiey lass. Mr. Gamble formerly re-
-in the Line, before moving
to Owen Sound and was a brother of
Mr. Wm. Gamble of Grand Bend.
There are few families that have
had as nemy marriages in them as Mr.
and Mr'. . John Drturneth;dh, eF
sal chronicle. Will, who was mimed'
rece ill- was the 1&.h eand. !Itsof a
fa; er o t" een lie happy crowd
ea; ese of his 'sisters IL:43 been married
worean raz :24 Years, hut a year ago
was stricken with consumption.
On Wednesday, the Gth inst. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robin-
son, Goshen line, Stanley, was the
scene of a very happy and pleasant
event, being-, the marriage of their
eldest 'laughter Mary A., to 3.1r.
Henry Erratt, of the Babylon line.
On Tuesday morning at 2.30 o'clock
the residence of Mayor Jackson, Clin-
ton, was discovered to be on fire. The
fire was located in the dining room
behind a burean which stood just be-
low where the stove pipe hole goe.e in
the wail and is thought that fire had
dropped down from a defect in the
chimney. The fire was extinguished
but not before $300 damage had been
done.
Rev. Mr. McLean completed his
35 year as pastor or St-. Andrew's
church Blyth, last Sabbath. In the
morning he gave a suunnary of his
pastorate, more particularly of the
past year. showing that after all the
removals his church was still gaining.
It epee les very highly for his manage-
ment that he has beer: able to keep
his church so well together all these
years, and still he able to preach, first -
dee"' sermons. He is about the last of
the old preachers in the Presbytery,
The quarterly board of the Askin
street Methodist church, L-andon, met
on Friday night and extended a call to
Rev. W..�. Howson, of Clinton, to be-
come their pastor for the net con-
ference year. The 'call was not unani-
mous. In the first vote, Mr. Howson
was the fayorite by a large majority,
A motion to make the cell unanimous
was then made. but was not carried.
The briard reduced the salary of the
present pastor., Rev. J. W. Holmes,
from $1,2;03 to $1 1(0 As th's can but
apply to the balance of the year. sotne
six months. the board will effect a
sexing of 85% The proposal was
vigorously opp,./sed by members of the
hoard. A.seti is said to be very unfaror-
a lc 1.ervier.1 hr the rim trr eg ior
1 a whole. among whom Rev,. Hol-
mes is legartied as an earnest and
eerie
este
H.-
-0 st ceast
; -ee=eeler
sees: he a retests,/ at 'MO ttr
batnns-.Ar. -14tpirmirs Tessa oP,
Icte n4e.V.s, SoutaIl rerolaind-,-114174,7
• 1"r4t,
191., Nov- 13,-Viceleet teetel.
• Sr.oWSZ,rz=33repOrte4
ail the. coasts ..of the rated
A 1" -ere gale :is blew -leg
henreeh and reourataineere seas
are reenneeg. No fewer than hail a
drren. s=edi Yessets within sight ci
ifee-er ore Cy -leg signets of distrees,
eel ehe lifetreats are vairele atte.-74,Ft-
reach tit -;3: 4reekte.
tn sent ti.ze Sci4tbi Fere-
T.',i; the erew eeieeiter
t the tezeiree. Several vieseele hear.,
eeeeesecel reel tugs ore eeezeieg
wee- cie wore driving ash ere.
ci reels there !lave heee:
eeear etc, ' seenees. Sietee eve -e
e tee- seeete,
steerreet. Cele eei.i.eel
Veete.f. eee
et et teeert.
7,t3e iatr.
tr:le O2Trero =4-'4 ;7X;
ehateet Tee ..-r-tet eisete
the leheseceiieee
- are "-• ,ezee iz :17 th Tee.'
thet -0 leas heee eteeeezi.
neeeter ef yr:vele; .
See • dee.:e.e... Coese„
Telere hese b7.-.e.et sereece C.eee's
Verketaire- Iv:Z=4 grezt. damage
t.,as tZen. deT,e, Ceetls. 'Several'.
fatat accideete have eve-en33-
sc-e Farts cf the ever -try the rain
has cormvact tar at, 17.a.ars.
T.:to s7,,:is was site: ragitt,f,t tatat t1
35t
tast r4itt r4lar.,t7, tits c„tast.
rts czat,Itatanyar7-4-"ce a shipping
ea -realties- Airegether nine persons
wore drowned in these disasters, Five
vessels have been vereeked in el:tease
tewa tarter. which streter: with
recee"vte.ge.
m. maid teat Nerd. wheieh starred
Irene Dever ter Catalls at tea past
blorrdey reght, ran desert the
lieiateteip tite wzlits d'ate, P4Ver
Vier. The crew a the lightehip
were. dre=tel.Itin rep:Tied it
rZvOr that I.4e rerszes wen we.
wetle thee ligletehip. Tito N'ord has
gene, eeleere at the Ferciared„ lettt
her pasecregers ere said to be
2ilsv7 Weather is
e;
, Alr'S atee the Rev. rate eee three heeee.ess else:et-tie; ctit
HE NEW IrESIESS 1118E
TO ANY MESE
The manufacturers of the popular
Diamond Dye Mat and Rng Patterns
are filling orders daily from all sec-
tions of Canada and the United States.
The pretty designs are attracting the
attention of all women who are in-
terested in tbe niaking up of borne
made mats mad rage. Each pattern
is brought. out in full, rich tolereof
the beet imported Scotch Hessian,
ready for hooking. Scores of- pretty
creations made from the Diamond
Dye Mat and Rug Patterns were ex -
Whited et the autumn fairs and Itt-
tracted Much atientum. The Wells &
Riehardson Co, Limited, 200 Moun-
tain St., .1Ioetreal, P. Q, will send
post-paid to any address sheets of new
designs to enable ladies to make prop-
er E.eleetions.
Chlueso
Arus.O.
Loudon, Noy. 13.-Telegraphieg
from Hazkow. Nov. 5. the re -4a
cerrespoadent of The Times. Dr.
leorrLecn, says: "The Yangts_e Val-
ley is now peaceful, and no doubt
Ls entertedred that the cane; will :se-
t= to Peke:. Trade is very active
here. The i=mnfacture of ar=s
and o=n2r.ition are proceeding on a
great, vale at all the principal Chin-
ese arsenals. There are 2,000 work.
=en in the Heeler -ow arsenal."
Job Dynaant Slashed.
-Fr-i,ntErtion, NOT, 13. -John leyrnent,
sr., the well known horseman, has re-
turned ^to the city. iThea he was in
St. Lo'uls a murderous assault was
made on hira. He was attacked by
a highwae-met. e who slashed him
with a razor, cutting him badly
about the face, and tack all his mon-
ey. Mr. Byraent was t-tlten to the
hospital, and was unconscious for
some time. The doctors said he had
' a very close call.
Parmiryz Not Played Out.
3". H. Hale, the successful peach
grower of Connecticut and Georgia,
varose life work bas been on a New
England farm, Who has no other in-
come except from the soil and -who has
been !or the last 20 years In elose touch
with the most progressive thought ot
Areerican agriculture. is quoted as bar -
Ing said recently that be MIS dearly
of tile opinion that if young mea and
women ,of brains and energy will fit
themselves as thoroughly for tbe pro-
fession of agricillture as they must for
any other business or profession tile
chances tor success on the farm are
far greater today than In any other
business in New England.
nlown to Pitons.
Bloomfield, Ie. 'ha, Nov. 13. -
as Sikes, San flae! and 1S11- 4
Ilona Woodson /net terrible deeetlas '
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SUNS of FASHION
171.,11,Z, ALE BY EL
When you want the
highest shoe style -the
most beautiful Anish com-
bined with correct fitp
lightness and wear;
Shoes that are fashion-
ably correct - no Matt er
what shape or style -
You can get them in
the "Sovereign" shoe.,
"Sovereign" shoes re-
present the highest and best
in shce making.
Flexible, light, strong
and handsome.
Laced cr buttoned shoes
$3.00, $3.so and $4.00.
Low shoes or Oxfords
Sa.so and $3,0o per
pair.
Branded on the soles:
"Sovereign Shoe"
SWEET, EXETER.
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The Ilhigof Ike:ages, "Buch.'s Happy- Thought'
TT took Money1
.600' Hands andBrains
to perfect The Remay
Thought Range, and it's
the Range that ardent t.
copiers have taken their *
cue from. : : : :
Happy Thought
Tbeir Cue le qv
• Happy Th.ought Ranges
are made in 6 different sizes and 72 fliffeeent styles. They have all it
in the coal Reids near here yester-
day. She men were engaged in
opening a keg -of powder, when a
spark from a miner's lamp, worn
by one of thein, fell to the powder,
and the ram were blown to pieces. "
'
nociTorouity
'
Boston, Nov. 13. --Art important .!
enterriew with President Roosevelt
is to be held at "Washington to -day
he representotiVe.s of the Boston. •
Chamber of 'Commerce and business ;
the latest practical Improve -
1". merits such as the Corrugated
„t„ Oven, Transparent OvenDoors,
•
▪ Uncdastructable Oven Deetper
▪ a.nd a Thonaugh System. of 'Oven
Ventilation
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Write for illustrated pamphlet.
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3nen. from. vanbehalous sections or the
The Wm. Buck Stove Co., Ititnited, Brantford
4mintry., t of more intimate
rela.tions with Canada.
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J. HEkillAN, EXETER-,
Grip=Quinine Tablets
fca-ocos.ATEtarzaD)
Grip -Quinine Telles cure S•e•':tS a
cold and clamp AS7tatliti.- diseat es.
Grip-Quinineretains n'',1 the carAire
virtues, of Ouinine, with the tlit.t.rmeabile-
itess left °a The Chocolate .Tall,'Let..fp,rra
makes it pleasant it,s+ take, In och
ton' capsules, ard better hi
Retrievriber 0- tin -,4e
The treiinino are in bones only,
Do0,18 TrAe-rnarlz, Retuse
others. Price 25 cents, at all diuij
On ?go ,<4.0.,,t. e0or0-ing the faingy of
a
for Victoria131.ZZY ?
J;kaa Vit Clinton ,
touncil for tile lose or a horse, said to
Vin. A mere, sneing the SeafOrth
causeel ialling- en a, granolithic
eidewelk. • ,
James le eho bas resided for 20 z
eatson it t t to on the Riiron road. a!
:517,ort tli;o4;;« POSt OP Seaforth, having
--old his .-
r t; oty of Brant, ana in-
t e m there immediately,
Children Cry fok
CASTORIA.
Then your liver t at
well You suffer from b jou': -
ness, constipation. Ayei-
Pills aet'directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have hem
the
41Si tdaonsdearF
s cure., Pm
'= -,'Fri -T,-1,1.-
Want your nuototautte or tukratobtoueful
'broonor rich taack.2 Thumis
BUCKINGHAM'S DiElqiiitliteers
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