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� , . I - Navigating Offiqor of Mob& Is Guelph, Nov, 18.-N. W, )Roweu, A Tho6amd Longshoremen $Md- I 1. � o "_
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I Itarly, palpitate and thr. b, beats fast for policy with regard to the temperance I Rome I . DD F 'A uts and Children
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,stop, it causes great anxiety and ahsrill, party would stand or falf. He ul,�o at. of Navigation, Dock Workers Walk I - I
'Whea the heart dms this many people are Hoaring, Decide ,That His Negll- tacked the proposal of Sir James Ail kinds of watch scratchers bavo = =
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n &e.jt ill a. state of morbid fear of death, gence Caused Wreck - "Somebody Whitney to, make the Hydro -electric Ovt-Federation Says Strike Is, Uh. e � - - = ..-
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I rt Had to Be Found," Says Officer� SYSUM a Government department, de. fair -Men Reply That They Have ��_Ioringg and materials, but none of i - � 1 � Always Bought
s I ro all such. sufferers Milburn's Rea claring that that act would injure it . Been. Badly Treated. . I them seema to oil the place at the -
=:i Nerve Vills will, give prompt and .May Give Him Another Berth. I Ra
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� ip.r � a spoils SYS10111, aft(i ottler abu.see, ontreal. Nov, 1ji.-A.11 the long�
I �, Milifax, N.$,, Nov, 18, -Lieut. 0. liot some trouble -with shoremen, to the number of nearly a ,ratetle a a e'd a u t
� . Mrs John J. I)owtiey, New Glasgow, "hite, navigating officer on board . Mr. Rowell i The . sci ' "'a 'r , , , "
. . :N.S., writes -."Just a. few lines to let " . a heckler. F or a time it looked as if thousand, stop&d work on the seven- from an oblong at corhigatetl PaVe;
!� �. y,,)u know, what your Milburn's Heart 1I.X.C.S. Xiobe, was .found guilty, by there would be trouble, fbr flie andi. teen vessels now in port yesterday about flve and a halt Inches long atick
1, .. 'and � me. I court-martial here at noon yesterday .
1. � � Nerve Pills have (lone for ence tried to cry the interrogator afternoon and left the steamer.% to three and a tialf deep. A postcard
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I l,- of suffering, through negligence, the down. It was only by pleading with shift as best they might in unlo,imng
tation of the heart, would have severe N;obe to strand on the treacherous theln that Mr. Rowell succeeded in aTI41 getting cargo aboard in al; Ifori 1 -forms the trout at the useful convea-
I -choking spells. and could scarcely lie ledges off Cape Sable on July 30 last leace, and the back to of,sandVaper,
1. ie n s of "Put- to nialce a quick getaway before lite of- "Scratch
, , down, at all. r tried many remedies, and in spite of a - high tribute paid allim out", and "shut up.", . . Aevil, close of navigation. a week with the wording to gold, -
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I but got none to answermy case like your him by his commander and his pre, . The opera house, where the meet- hence, when insurance policies lapse, Here." I . *�'ted to-
�, pills. I can recommend them - highly to vions good record, was severely re" ing was held, which holds about 1,200, As, a result of the strike, of which The odges are pwme-parto
� all, having heart or nerve troubles," prinianded and dismissed from the was not quite full, Dr. Angus Mao- there is at present no indication of gether, a ad a uarrow ribbon maker the
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: Price' 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for ship. The finding of the court came Kinrion ,was in the chair. - J. I. Me- a settlement.. every ocea i shipping u-,- - � - - - .
�.. !31.25, Par salo at all dealers or will be ,as a Surprise to most at those who Intosh, the Liberal candidate 'in thiEf 6nipany that owns yesse'�s, plying to, ��
�,!, . omailed direct on receipt of price by had foillowed the intricate case. riding, also spoke. . Montreal is face to faco with the %er- . ,.. � .,
� .Th(� T. Milburn Co., I,imited, Toronto, It. was felt that Lieut. White bad 'On the proposed change in the ious situation of having their vessels I I '. I
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11� � . Ont. made out a much better case than did Hydro -E lectric Department Mr. Row. delayed.. at a time whea a break ill � .
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� . I pr'maxid, It has been clearly shown do men'. which at present is the through bad weather to get outof the ...,
at Lieut. White had- been overwork- ." "a' of t . I
' F-a"A Wik1wiW -vvr_e�IW�d. th, slit he municipalities and make river before it freezes up. .
I 'OfNew York, Nov, IS. -In. the .wreck ed previous to the stranding. The it a political department of his Gov- Neither warning nor reason, it is
a Philadelphia,-Neiv York express night of the 29th he had gone to his ernment lie a I
'. ays he will do some-' claimed by the �.Iiipping men,' was I
, -,papenger train on the Penns ia room for a much needed rest, leaving I
t Ylvan, thing which will be unfair to thei' given for the ,Ict!.�-.i of the longshore-
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1, ,11ailroad at Monmouth Junction, N .T., . word with the officer of the, watch to municipalities, and he -vvill do that men, and befo.-e . ai�; former hardly , � . "
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be called when the Cape Sable lights- which is not in the best interests of knew what was 1,:ir - , ,
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I :ally sea airman Of the local light C.P.R. men working on the Mount I lc,,�
I -sey of Elizabeth, N.J., was painfully in reasonab e and heat commission, a ,warm temper. Temple and Lake Manitoba, the lat- 1.
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tribute the escape of all the passen- witnesses, the stranding was due past twenty years," &aid Mr. Oarter. cials of the Longshoremen's Ufiian . ... , �5111.,E �
..� . gers The train was Na. 132, which either to an abnormal tide, which it 'What are you going to do about it?" bad called a strike, the response to C tg� I
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, 78 from Washington. The engine was Lieut. White also maintained he had the Liberal party," said �t�. Rowel Longshoremen's Union by the Ship- ; :: �
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of the New York division three of the however, he was adjudged guilty and i:, � I -1 I , . I
� I the leader. I have had no OPPOTtun- and that the shipowners have not kept I I .
I I passenger coaches- I ed. ity to consult with the Liberal cart. to the terms. They recently brought TECH SCRATCH MY BACIL __7_1
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. I . Terrorized by Woman. one had to suffer for it," said Lieut. I have taken on that matter is On tion forfeit a $2,000 deposit, made at hanger. Black beaded matches, are
. . : Niagara Falls, Ont., Nov. IS.-Parm. White, shortly after the sentence had my own con -Actions. I was too busy the time of the agreement, for no� fitted int6 the corrugated holes top and
," I � been pronounced. He declined, how- to confer with my -colleagues, 4U4 1 sticking to its terms. . bottom of the scratcher.
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! County farms. She refuses ,to tell to. It is possible * that the Canadian 'tould I have pledged the Libera,l ALL ANGLO PRAYER. Crape Table Covers.
I - ,,, . people what she wants. Government will see fit to appoint party on my own initiative to a broad , A chocolate brown in Japanese crape
I . � , Captain Klaus Larsen, who three him to another position at once. It on that question?" Cenator Root Recommends Celebration from tile upholsterees Is used for
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�, I weeks ago navigated the Whirlpool could even reinstate him as navigat- *Yeyeso �J Hed -ome one. I I of Hufidred, Years of Peace. hemmed table covers, stenciled In most
1�� . Rapids, is here to -day after aband'on- ing Officer on the Niobe, but it is fewe willetakesit into consideratiori,� New York, Nov. 18. -Absolute ces- effective colors. These covers make
,. ing, his motor boat trip to Detroit. scarcely 'likely that such a step will so soon as the opportunity - is - given isation, so far as possible, of the activi- stunning gifts.
.� . be taken. Until he secures another us. W& will formulate a policy upon ties of 150,000,000 Eng.,11s'-6peaking peo- On this soft brown a light PF ,
larsen is broke. Thieves stole his . I .!!j��
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I I 3i,ewspaper clippings and clothes while position, Lieut. White remains on that questio,j upon whigh we will ple througb,out the world forfive miR. color to used with a br_11ra,4.6d;�'jil4
'he -was in Welland, he claims. I half pay. He is not a man of inde- -stand or fall. ' (Great applause.) 'ales for silent prayer and contempla-
� . By the arrest over the river of Wil. pendent means- Lieut. White took Turning to the tax question, he Te. tion, is a suggestion which Senator the pattern I-s_qw4f,itle, simplest of
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his medicine with good grace. Al- the rr " �
Rain Schultz, the police believe they viewed its recent history. Sir Janies Root of New York has made for the . ,,,UA 0
. 'have a. member of a gang that has though feeling keenly the humiliation celebration 'of,the one-Ilundredth an,-,., "'These table ,covers are mad6 Of 'a
� . been systematically smuggling goods it meant to him he is extremely was too good a Conservative to w1W Oil th.41
. popular with both officers and to have anything to do with such g, niversary of peace- among-. Pl_�2es�. square measured,. by the width of
. I both ways for months. Nushor Xustu.- men Oil democratic proposal as was made hi speaking peoples. O" "-1 . empe, thirty Inches, or else they roll.-
bobe and all fepl deeply th � . -1 , ''
I kign obtained a warrant for Schultz's board the N e Liberal platforms, said Mr. Ro. - The suggestion '-'e t last night
. arrest, claiming he stole live hundred for him in his misfortune. His wife el . I �1_ ,.9me, oil regent two N,ndths or even three, over -
11 Hal in connectioR,,.-!,vIf11 the appointment cast together by hand with silk to
. pounds of tobacco he had agreed to I and two children reside in 'fax- . "'We want to give every municipa�;� "u"Mmy-0y.-My, I a committee of -ape and with stitches Sd
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-1 I ,,-�,,&,--.,iL��t�-�yemp-t'ib3���el%-',�.a%:," -hWdeelai�. men to have charg-p-, f
r . � _.._.1.J6e11_t :�,�,:7�Z�, C-7-v"-n-"�t�.*', - `A'�� . .q also arej 'not conspiquousi aa eighth of.
.. JESS- _10-MILTY. I ed'. The audience applauded him after of the centennial a I
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", � I Kingston, Nov. 18.-Investigati,ons I he had outlined the measure. In sup- is concerned. The national. commit- Ideas in hem measurement
: ,, � of the hotel bylaw shows that it only Toronto Murderer Sentenced to Hang 'Port of it Mr. Rowell told of many tee plans'to commeniorate the peace
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becomes operative when. validated by I on Feb. 22. iDonservative newspapers which had anniversary by the erection of per- Blue crape has been most effectIvely
,� �, �he/. Ontario Legislature. The mere . ,expressed themselves in favor of it. manent memorials, 'rather than used, gray blue with a decoration of
'. -passing of it by the peo:ple and the . Toronto, Nov. 18. -"You will be tak- J. I. McIntosh, the Liberal candi- thiough the celebration of pageants- dull purple and sage green suggesting
. I City Council does not malre it law. pn back to. the place from whence you date in the -riding, told why Mt. For this reason it has,been, necessary the colors Of the iris.
� - I White of a creamy tone is stenciled
, I � I . . - - ... . . - came, there to be kept in close con Rowell had not gone further witil to organize far in advance of the time
I I - finement until Thursday, Feb. 22, regard to temperance. It was bo. of celebration,which will extend from with pale yellow and brilliant orange
. I I Princess Leaves Lion Tamer. 1912, when you will be taken to the cause it would have beeit, ptesump. Feb. 17, 1915, until some time in. the in conventional design.
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A " . 1 - - New 'York, Nov. IS. -Jack Bonavit. place of execution and there hanged - summer, during which Great Britain,
. , �: " ia-the lion tamer, in private life John � by the neck until you are tuous in MT. ROwell to have formtt - Four squares of yellow crape, are
. .1 , 7 , ,dead." lated a larger policy in that reapVct Canada and other parts of the Eng
1. . rick Gentner, was served with � Joseph Jessinian was thus sentenc-, -will parti ip te joined with narrow gold lace Insertion
I %, : 171.rede ,without the consent of the Party, 6 lish-speaking world c, a to'form a large table cbver, each cor.
1 ' papers, yesterday at Tenafly, N. ' ed uffer the full ,penalty of the' thought. in the -celebration.
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I I a suit for divorce, brought by his aw by Mr. Justice Riadell yesterday . The dateauggested for the five min- ner of the finished piece being decomt-
' I . vile, who, before her marriage I morning for having shot and killed utes' stoppage of activities Of Eng- ed In long Japanese stitches with gold
,4;'�'. the Princess de Montglyon. of X-1 9'ames Lougheed on Hayter street on Wriggle Must Go. Wh-speakinj people is Feb. 17, 1915., thread in a wandering leaf disign.
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:��, - � 'j, -:_� 111 ,gium. Mrs. Gentner has been living I .kugust 29 last. London, Nov. 18. -Oriental twisting the date of the ratification by the The soft shades and the crape quality
at Bergenfield, N.J., where sh4' is I When asked if he ,had anything to and wrigling, styled on the bw.s i American and British Governments ,
I .1, I ed at - Glio�n�, , Bei. suggest almost endless posslbilltia fo;
� known as Mercy de Argenteau Gent- I pay before sentence was passed, the. Fdancivg' appears to be losing Its of. the treaty sign decorations. I . . .
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" I ner. . prisoner burst out into an excited and, ,taseination -for the London music hall. ' I . I , :��,,
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I Sonavitta. met the Princess in Paris mcoherent babble. : pnblio. The London County 0ounoil !ginmi-ong the suggestions for perman- _�. - ,"- ,
i 2 some ten years ago, about the time "No, I have nothing to say," he: also at last seems to have developed ent memorials of the century of Gifts For Housekeepers. ..
!�; . he lost almost his entire right arm in feclared, "I know I did it and thatl a eolisoldnee on the subject. � . I
I I . ! t . I peace one is the building of a water- The woman who keeps house is not
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. an attack by a lion, and they were was forced on me. It was no delu-. � A so-called "davu og IOVO" daUC4 gate, to be eiected on the Canadian- hard to give to. Something for tho
_1 . married in that city in 19M. The prin- I sion and I am satisfied to go out with. 'Introduced at the Palladium t=-M0n* ,� and American sides of the Detroit house always appeals to her. The ent-
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' , . cess during most of her stay in this . but a word. I have never been a 0OW day night had t�� undergo drastia al, ' ,1liver, at- Detroit and Windsor; Oat.; broidered pillowcase pictured will add
. ... country has been raising blooded dogs ard and I never will be a scoudrel." �srations before the 60mmitteO 01 ..another 'It on the bandsomely to her linen closet. It is of
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, anil cats and exhibiting under thoi After sentence had been passed Ocunoillors would sauclion its, Tepoills the Canadian frontier over the New fine linen. Above the deep hemstitched
. . - name.of Princess de Montglyon. the prisoner stuck both hands in his tion. The committee witness0d, a York tio. Montreal highway, now Un- .
., � mod.914 . hem is an embroidered pattern done In
I . I trousers pockets and, squaring his vate peiformance ,of tb,e e4 der cbnstruetion; still another pror satin stitch with mercerized white cot-
. shoulders, followed his jailer out of version, and it intends too. give its st. posal is for the erection at local points
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:, the court with almost a swagger. tention to th6 COntOTt10U,S of WOMe along the international border of ton. In the circle is worked the Initial.
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1 1 Chatham, Nov. 18�Mrs. Robertson, During the trial medical evidence on every vaudeville stage in till boundary monuments of artistic de- Then, there are ma.ny novelties for thd
colored, 15 Poster street, who has l I
; I I was Put in to show that Jessiman metropolis. sign and permanent:eharacter. kitchen, too, which she is sure to like.
been -suffering for a year from what was insane -and had been insane at This new style of alleged dancing' . -_ � I An alarm clock is rarely given, and
I the doctors diagnosedas acute tuber- jhe time of the inurder. His lord-, has grown into something like a gen-
, eiilosis, and whose recovery was un- ship promised to make a full report, 4±al scandal. A playgei n Whips Appointed. If a handsome variety Is given It makes
. hoped for, yesterday coughed up a to the proper quarters and to defer' ly enter a music hall or even bome Ottawa, Nov. 18. -John Stanfield, a nice gift. Choose a face with lar.g(!
. rusty Pin and felt immediate relief. sentence until a late date in OTdeP of the high-class theatres without be� eaid conservative whipo yesterday �
Her cough ceased and to all appear. that such steps might be taken as the holding a girl Or a woman rushing morning anna.unced, the names of the ; : I !
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a precaution against a repetition of. SUFFERED TERRIBLE PAINS Hon. S . �v.�.,:-;
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" removi Vice possessed by the bureau of stan-1 R. J. Papineau, Bean.haTnois; ..-,.."�� . .... ... .. "..'.. tt �4:K`
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for yesterday granted the petition an greatest misery. It di4 not seem to make :Pouglassl, Stratheona. I 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , 0�"W,wn .. -1; ..
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jack. ,,She wasn!t a bit ahmid of them!" This seemed strange.
� to Jack. 'From Evelyn's fear of cows he had formed thoi; Idea that
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pd nice picture too. Couldn!t you get me, same paint in Uttle, tin hottlee.
Hke the lady had, and some brushes, go that I could paint pictures too?"
"Dear mel Don't you know that it takes years and years to learn to paint .
tactares? The lady whom you --saw must have gone to school many years
Woke she could paint that pretty picture which you saw." I
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,I% painter lady I woWt paint just old cows. rn paint nice, animals like ltong�
and tigers and monkey& 1. can go to the circus and paint., the animals right
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finest pictures of animals that have ever b . een done. There were lions and .
tigers and -all sortfrof animals in -the garden of her hom ' 0 nefix Parts. MWIP : I
-Pon aer pets just as you would a pet dog."
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became ill Mtes Boulieur visited it seleral times every day. Just before .
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"Miss Bonheur got her animals when they we.re young, and she had it W011,;
iderful way of inanaging them. The speret of It was that she loved the ani -
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toward them and almost always repay love and kludnesq with love."
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dare not marry; if you are married and . e in dread of symptoms breaking
out and exposing your past; if you are s ering as the result of a misspent
life -DRS. K. & K. ARE YOUR REFUGE. Lay your case before
em confidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable.
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED *
We Treat and-Curo VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
ni Ann A TIDT?JAD17 lrlf% 92ft AIM -0 r.�Vr%7Q1L1%r .3 1*1 Ar%f%VD, M.,
. , pimples. I tried everymmg people told a -ad Lady Decies, i who Was VIVIaLL J ., I an lir . to Meb. -
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1 At last one particle of good, and I fully expected Jamaica. are being improved. , The ' . .. I 11
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I 4 ' ottles I 0amays and Miss in this to rt Ro �oraQue.%LionBlai3kfor HOME W]MV,ATM1U4NT.
� , bottle. After 'nishing two b wedding Of Lord At this finle my brother came home on a yal and Kingstan will'be venfent to set at the hour wbeil a cake
was etitirely cured, and would. advise Mildred Sherman. Lord Oamoya was . deled and more gunA placed in or roast muse be tiken'trota the oven, 0% r,A 0 11;,�7
1 � visit and urged me to try Milburnip reme,
tiny lady who wants a beautifulcolnPlu best man at the Gould-Decies, pere. � them, -and when this work is oomplet-
i � � ion to t1ge B.B.t,ll I mony. Lord and Lady Decies. will,be taxa-Lfver Pills, and got me a few vials: . s ow spice cues I I RIS. 1. KENRE-11.10Y& KENNEDY
I �.L . I . . I I By the time I had taken one vial I began ed1the island will be One of the most Ot nickel and gfass? They are ma4e of Alf ,
L � �.. . . I I BOILS CURSO. ' ) but lookers-on. I to improve, - and could eat with some strongly fortified of the tritiSh P02- 1�ckcA rOods one abo a the other, fornki .' I
Mrs. Ellsworth Moyne, Springfield, relish, I was.. gfeatly. cheered, and con.- sessions, . I v Cor. Mmhfigan Ave. ,-.,nd Griswpid St., Detroi.toMlch.
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., P.!�x, writes � 111. . ; tinued taki.ag thp.pillsuntil all traces of , I 11 ,]Q!�-H 071 C E All I I ters irom tauada must be addressed to our
I . blolkol screw tape. The name ,at mo , .
, were covered with boil% arid I tried all ' 'Wage mat- the trouble'liad dipapp4red, and r could I Fifteen Are Lost,
,.. St, John, X,B., Nov. IS.- 1. Caj.dlan Corresponcien6eDep,irtmeiitiitWin(lsor,
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I�L� ' good., *I Went to many doctors, but they Railway Co. and the Rallway 'Freight the slightestitiotofivenience. - larnsofully bark Antiqua, which was loading. at . Detroit as we gee and treat %-. i patidnis In ,our Windsor offices which are
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1.1 I . I I conference yesterday, The Men for�, esitatiOn in rdcom� . driven ashore at Martin r dur- three In a row.'and gives room ,Vor Address all letters as followo., I
..:1,1 ',L . , cure of boils." d wetly -received 17 jents per ho*ar wid. melidiiii them", 1, . I -) ing the night and went to Pieces. It' � nutmeg, ginger, allspice, cinnaillon, I ORS. K9NNEDY & � UNNEDY* Windsor, Out. : �
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�, I., � ! . asked 25 tents, An agreement for a is believed that fifteen of the crew iloves, mustard. The frMes screW to Vtit,a f,Dr bur 011*tcf�110089, . --1--_..-_ I .1 I., . .. I - ... . . .11
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