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Demnenen,
MooionAL Nominations on Friday,
22nd inst.
TENNIS Concert Friday °vetting of thie
week in the Tuwu hall, Brueeele.
ALL:Munioipsl Councils will meet o11
Friday, 15th inat., as per Statute.
SEVERAL pereone had their ears iron
bitten last ween by ',riffling too much
with Jack Frost.
Conon TnE POET for ChrieLulea
annoOIoemente by the mines men. It
may save yon dollars an your purahaeee,
Ouvaou, Sabbath school and day school
tetertainments ere ou the program
1.alore Often the issuing of a few bills
or programa will do much in snaring a
big audience.
No nicer Ohrietmaa present can be
made to an abseil friend than Tait Poor
for a year. It only aceta 91,00 and you
will be remembered at least 52 timee
during the year by the reoeiver on ao•
coact of your thonghtfolnese.
FBIDAT evening of next week will be
nomination of omoere for the coming
year in connection with the A. 0. U. W.,
Brussels. If yoa'r a member you should
be there and not shoulder all the work on
a few. Lodge meets at 7 80.
A MAGISTRATE'S case was held in
Brunets on Friday evening of last week
before Squire Leokie, the parties being
two residents of Grey township, The
complaint of assault was withdrawn,
the defendant admiring that he bad
overstepped hie rights and paying the
aceta moaned.
Ir ie officially annoanoed than Justices
of the Peace who were in good standing
when the old oommi'seio0 was uncalled
will not need to be sworn in again if they
are te•appoiuted. Where the appointee
still pommies the property on wbioh he
first qualified be will be saved the trouble
t [ being sworn in again. This seta at
that a point over whioh ooneiderab'e coil•
fusion has arisen throughout the Proviaoe
during the past few mouths.
A LEADING 8011o0L.-No similar in
'Minion in Outarlo enjoys a greater
reputation for doing high grade work
then the Coutes' Business College of
Stratford. It is a progreesive, well
quipped, thoroughly efficient training
6011001 wbioh spares no efforts to advance
the interests of its patrons. By its
honorable dealings with the publie and
by the liberal nee of the Pantile 0. B.
0. has become the largest Smitten OoI
lege in the West. All gradnales enure
good poeilione.
A Penni-.The following interesting
R/1(.1 ingenious puede was found some
yeare ago in a remote village of Devoe,
Aoglaod. Ie was iueoribed in soden'.
R fume diameters on a ouriouely shaped
atone of black baeulb and aroused ooh•
adorable interest among the local
autlquariune:-
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DEOEMEER WEATaEn.-Rev. Irl. Bloke
haft thio eo say of the weather from Deo,
8rd to .111411 :-By the 8,d, [0114115
barometer and change to warmer will be
noted in Western extremes. Growing
olondineee will result le the emanation
and during the 4th and 6th, first rain,
then sleet and euow will visit wide arena
of the country as storm oonditions pass
from Weet to East aoroee the o00tineut'
The combined iuflueuoe of Mercury and
Venus will. in toll reasonable probability
result in heavy, wide•epreed sleet storms,
and Very low barometer, followed by
violent ohange to blizzards. The oriels
of this period will fall on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, the 3rd, 4th and 514,
followed by a severe sold wove which will
be felb 'a most parte of the Country,
Iaeting,uotilabont the 8th. A angular
storm period 1168ntral on the 10114, ex•
lending tram the 8th to the 131h. Our
little globe paean a magnetic and
meteorological aside aeouolly, from
about.Deoember 0th t0 the 15111. This is
not only on noun of the Winter
Welke perturbation, whiph extends
from the 100h. to the 25th of Dooember,
but the angle of the Dertb'e North
polar urns to the equator of the San ie
such ea to provoke a maximum of
eleotrioa] toed magnetic antagonism
at this time, Hence there is sbnormel
tendency to general Winter storms' on
land and en. At about Saturday t11e
9th, a decided (Mange to warmer, with
rapidly falling barometer, will be, looted
in Weateru 1811150me8. These conditions
will bring on indenting cloudiness, mov.
leg Eastward and then from about the
10th to the 13111 inclusive, eet,ers and
general Winter etorme will make their
transit over the country, ',these ebonite
will reach their otilmuating arida With.
ill forty.eight henry of sunset on the
11814. Leek tor nine at the on.00ming
'of these atones, oepeoially to the heath,
ward, but be prepared for change to
Northwesterly biiezarde tie the sterme
100511 Jllaetward, end for a genuine
December void wave to tollow with the
rising barometer behind the norm,
Dn. MACKAY Dean. -Rev. Dr, W. A,
MaoKay,for the past 00 yeare pastor
of Ohalmer'e ohuroh of Woodetook,
end Ex Preeldeut of the Dominion
Alliance, died Tuesday, 28th alt„ at 2 80
u'olob, after tut illness extending over
a year. He had been unable 00 00.
oupy hie pulpit the past six moulbe,
Ile ie eurvived by hie widow and the
following sane and daughters t -John 1•'.
MeoKay,'ominous manager of the To.
101110 Globe; Robert MacKay, of To-
ronto ; W. D. MaoKBy, Mrs, H. G.
Doyle, Mrs. D, 0 Comte, and Mies 19.
Mao1(ay of Woodetook. Jae was 82 yeare
of age, and was one of the most prom•
knot Preebyterian divinee of Canada.
Dr. MacKay, was born in Weet Zorra,
and received hie primary edn0a9ion fn
Woodsto ok, after which he graduated
from Toronto University and Knox
College, In 1870 be was ordained, and
for 0411 years labored in the Peterboro
d4841900. He then went to Chalmers'
ohurob in Woodetook. In temperance
oirolee Dr. Medley d
evince an active
Interee6, being an ardent supporter of
prohibition. For 20 yeare he was preei
dent of the Oxford Prohibition Aeeeoia•
tion, and for eeveral yeare he was preei.
dent of the Dominion Alliance. He was
the author of several books, among them
being "Pioneer Life in Zorra" and
"Zorra Boye Abroad."
CHARGE OF THE GORDON HIGH-
LANDERS AT DA111GAI GAP.
"Gordon Highlander's 1 Charge 1"- The
pipere pley'd,
Not it sotll drew back - not a man
afraid I
"The Cook o' the North I" orow'd loud in
their ears,
As they auewered book with three British
cheers I
Up the Dergai Heigbte the Gordon's
flew, -
It wee "Death or Victory" well they
knew ;
Yet, ae loug as they heard the pipers
pWRy,
Foot by foot they ',limbed for the deadly
fray 1
While the enemy rain'd down deadly
*bot
And the ranks were thinned wbere the
fire wee hot,
Still the pipers pley'd on with might
and main,
A.e the Gordons charged to the heights
again 1
With a rush aid a bound they eoal'd the
height, -
Hark 1 -"Bayonets, Charge 1" -how the
Gordons fight
While, 'mid carnage and blood the pipers
fell,
On etumpe play'd they "Cook o' the
North" right well 1
'Ere the bngle sounded at set of eon,
'Pue heights were taken !-the battle was
won 1
'Mid the groans of dying and wounded
men,
Findiater wee beard •'at his pipee"again 1
It oheer'd the dying in their last de.
epair,-
Buob mneio and "Victory" rent the air :
Through "the valley of Death" Iheu
marob'd they forth,
To the martial etrai018 of "Cook u' the
North 1"
Oh I mother° at home 1 month not for
your eons,
Though they bravely fell'ueath the rebel
gone;
Theirdeede shall be told till the end of
time, -
To fall like a bero is death sublime I
In the battle of life this lesson teeoh,-
We All have "Oar Dargal; Heights" to
reach ;
And, gain we the summit or fighting, fall,
God downs his heroes at Death's roll.
call
FOvdwieh.
Mre. Robe, Harding bad the miefortnne
to tall on Monday evening of last week
and fractured a bone 4n her wrist.
The ohoir of the Methodist ohuroh
spent a pleasant evening at the parsonage
on Wedn •Qday, of last week end deolare
Mr. end Mre !Inner good entertainers.
The Record says :-The bond , die.
banded this week and need the eurplae
funds In a parting bon fade in McOalium'e
restaurant. We understand that they
base agreed to meet again in twelve
months to reorganize 19 if possible. In
the mean time each player keeps hie
horn, When the collector° °alioited
subscriptionsfrom the aiiizene, the
agreement was that a meeting of thane
interested was to be called and the
band inetrameute to be banded iuto the
more of a committee appointed by the
meeting. This bee not been dyne, The
members of the band have exceeded their
authority In disposing of the inelromeote
as they have, if the story 4i tree, or the
motley collected was obtained under
Bar airs
IN
MILLINERY
Ready- toww e
ar Hats
GOING AT LOW PRIORS
BVOH AS
25c, 35c, /10c
As I am going out of Ladies'
Coats and Mantles Special Be-
duction* will be made to clear
out the stock.
Intending purchasers will find
11 to their adVaatage to ball,
Mrs.
C G 2iia1ar
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METROPOLITAN
I•r„yuroleo Wtengv,haBmndRoraev, , LLokp ultrwvr; dcuo[
he new h eon hent, The addreeeee were
Interuplre. n with stored mune rendered
OA VITA li-!'old ui) 81,000,000 1 y the than' girl ',there. Taken in all,
lt1;sU;RV1: FUND$J,904 000 ii,e afterneuu service end evening enter.
r minuet must have been productive of
Dlreetere moth epiritaal geed, The people of the
Parish Seem well plowed with their new
panto, end he with them,
REV, R, R. WARDEN, D. 1)„
Presldsnq 8.4. 14100115,
Yloe-President,
TnOe, anADe1A2, I".I ie. 0*0 ngNUR ARA W. atowiT11nR OLAR*, it.0 D, 10, 'r1*OM80N, E. 0,
,101TN r^IAamn0Oox
HEAD OFFICE - roRONro
W. D. R0s8 - - GEN1)IRAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TEANSACTED,
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dieoonnled.
r s Hams Brarsaar'evaatrr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 81 and upwards
Dasseszs Samos
A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
false pretense. We are sorry to see the
heed disband ae they have been a credit
to the village and base done exoeedinti
well considering the support They received
from citizens generally. -
A FaelliaV otione8555TV
It'e remedy capable of affording
immediate relief to the hundred and one
ailments that constantly arise. It may
be a cold, perhaps a toothache, neuralgia,
pain in the baolt,-uee Poleon'e Nerviline,
Me penetrating, pain subduingand
powerful. Nerviline is at leant five times
8(5005er than ordinary remedial" and it's
worth in any household oau't be over
estimated. For man or beast Nerviline.
is a panacea for all pain and oo858 only
250 per bottle, Buy Nerviline today
from your druggist,
Exeter.
Mre. Alex, Box left for Toledo where
she intends residing in fatore.
Rev. and Mre. Going received the sad
news of the death of the footer's father,
Wm. Handl, at Chatham.
Geo. Horton who lies been eojonrning
iu the Week in and around Bedside,
has returned and intende remaining for
the Winter.
Eli Snell left for Forest to assist in
building a new stave factory for the
dotherland Iouie 0o. The old mill was
burned down last Summer.
The anniversary of Mein street ohurob
was held Sunday. Sermons preached by
Rev, A L. Russell, M. A. a former resident
end popular pastor in thio town.
Mies Annie Beldon, of Ingersoll, bae
been engaged to teach for the remainder
of 1905 in the Hay Township school from
whion Mise Jeokell recently reeigned.
0. B. Snell, eleotrieian, during Net
week repleoed the old aro lights by new
ones, and the result is a very great im•
prevenient with regard to brilliancy end
steadiness.
U1111ten.
A eyetem of waterworks by-law will be
voted npon, here.
Mre. James Ferguson, of Stapleton,
had the misfortune to tall and break her
arta et the wrist.
The number of inmates in the House
of Refuge at Clinton ie now 93, the high
est in the history of the iuetitation.
Mr. Fitzpatrick, representing Ibe
Victor Maaeey Mission, will address a
joint meeting of Ontario and Weekly
street aharohee on the evening of Deo.
18613.
The following °Moere for the Thresher
Oo. were,eleoted :-W. W. Ferran, Pree. ;
Dr. Gain, Vice Pree. ; ; D. A. Forrester,
Managing Direotor ; W.. ldrydone,
Secretary ; H. T. Renee, 'Brenner ; D.
L. Maophereon, Auditor.
OLINTGN CURLING 0150o, -The Clinton
Curling Olnb bae organized for the season
with the following officers :-Preeident-
W. Jackson ;-Viae President-- B. J,
Gibbinge I -Secretary Treaenrer-W. P.
Spaulding ;-Oommittee--N. Fair, E. M.
McLean, M. D. McTaggart ;-Houorary
Membere-A. J. Taylor, W. T, Dookrill,
Toronto; -Representative . to Cataria
Curling Aseooiation- A. J. Taylor
Toronto.
DALE.SICK PEOPLE
The world ie fall of them. Just sick
enough to be lazy and Hellen ; to have
no appetite t to eleep poorly. Quite
clten you're bell eiok yourself. abalone
ere the trouble ie in your etomaob and
bowele. Beek prescription in Dr. Hamil.
ton's Pills ; they tone up the entire
system, strengthen the stomach, elevate
your spirits, and make yon well in one
night. Dr. Hamilton's Pille work
sanders with people in your condition.
Mild in notion, effective and easy to take.
Get Dr. Hamiitou'e Pills to day, 25o, per
box at all dealers in medicine.
tGioderecli.
George Porter, who ie at Ibe Densville
Sanitarium, though far from as well as
can be desired, ie reported to be improv-
ing.
mproving.
The dog•poieooing fiend hoe been at
work again last week, end half a•dozen
canine, eome of them highly valued by
their owners, have eao0ttmbed,
We are pleased to an that W. Stuart
Lane, ecu of County Clerk Late, bee
been elected one of the vioe•preeidente of
the St. Catharines Liberal ()lab,
Frank Cuff, who hes not been in natio,
feotory health for 80108 time, left for
Gravenhuret on Tuesday of last week,
accompanied by hie father, for eE8mina•
91011 and advice se to treatment,
On Sunday evening a bomber of boyo
pulled down the street lamp near the St.
Andrew's ward eaboo6, and it broke to
pewee in tbe fall. The oulprite heft the
wire stretched all over the road but lack
Ily no one came in 00nta01 with it.
The Girls' Anxiliary of St. George's
peeked a bale 01 olothee at the meeting on
rneeday evening of lash week, and the
next day it wag shipped 6o the Shinwank
Goma, Sean Ste. Marie. The bele was
A large one and weemade up of naw and
ready made clothing, bedding, and a large
cumber of pretty little dolls being Waled -
ad in the parcel,
Rn PLAN ANh G. & G. RAIL4AE. -- An
appli0atioo wee made by the Railway
Company to 80501re the old Platt mill
site cud ell nineteen in connection with
it for the parpoeee of the railway, inolad+
fug the right t0 fill tip the tail race with
an embankment, The mot106 came op
,for bearing before Judge Doyle on Mon-
day. 27th alt, An objection wag taken
by Mr. Platte anneal that under the
Railway Aot the oompany had no power
•
'0 expropriate an easement. 0o1111oil for
the aomp,uy conceded that the present
motion ooatd not be enetained, and Hie
Honor dismissed It with nets t0 be paid
by the 0ompane, without prejudice to
another application being made to take
he laud withonl the eaeemente, Dials.
Theon & Garrow appeared for tbe Railway
Company, and Proudfoot, Hays & Blair
for Mr. Platt.
(3,)rriso.
Thos. Andrew hoe diepoeed of his
*tore to hie eon Chas.
The Presbyterian Sunday Sobool
will bold an entertainment in the Town
Hell on the evening o[ Friday, Deo. 8th.
The annual Yalu, entertainment of
the Gorrie Melbodiat S. S. will be held
in the Town Hall on Monday evening
26th of December,
Wm. Harvey lett for Tonawanda, N.
Y., on Tuesday, of last week, to attend
the bedside of hie miner, Mre. Ohae,
Kinnith, who is eeriooefy ill.
The rattan of the poll on Tuesday of last
week for the vote on the Acetylene Gee
by-law was e. big surprise to many in
the town as f► parried with it good me.
jority. The vote was : for it, 49 ; against
,t, 19 ; majority for the by law, 30.
At the last meeting of Bowlok Town-
ship Conon it was moved by Means.
Wfntere and Heineta011 that the .Reeve
and Councillor Gowdy bo a delegation
to go to the County Oouooil mee61hg in
Brueeele on let Tuesday in December
to defend action of Coattail re By. Law
dosing road at Daok Lake, Done. 16 and
17.-Oarried.
EVERY DOCTOR'S EXPERIENCE
Tells bim that to once earns you mast
use Pntnam'a Corn Extractor wbioh bae
been one Bate remedy for fifty yeare.
Pubnam'e oaths painleeely in twenty four
hours.
Belgrave.
IzDuarroN,-The Indaolion eervioe in
Trinity (numb, Belgrave, on Thursday
afternoon, Nov, 23rd, was very impreeeive
and well attended. Van. Arohdeaoon
Rialtardson, of the city of London,
eoodnated the eervioe, and wee Repined
by Rev. F. M. Leug•Ford, of Brueeele,
Rev, 0. W. Sanders, of 'Luoknow, and
the new Incamben6, Rev. W. Hartley,
The Archdeacon read the Bishop's
mandate or induction, atter whieb Frank
Metcalf, Warden of Trinity ohurob,
Blyth, replied on behalf of the pariah
acknowledging their willingneee to aol In
obedience to the mandate of the Lord
Bishop of the Diooeoe, and induoled the
new incumbent into the real, edited and
corporeal poeeeasion of the incumbency
of the parish atter wbioh R. M0marray,
of Belgrave, banded the newly inducted
Inoombentthe keye of the eharob, as e
token of possession, The incumbent on
receiving the keys promieed to be a faith.
fol pastor over hie new flock, and wag
than permuted with a book of Holy
Soriptaree and Book of Common Prayer,
by the Archdeacon, wbo charged him to
let these hooka be the rule of his (tonduot
and that he should be in all things a
pattern to the flock committed to his
care. After this, evening prayer wail
said ; then followed an appropriate and
forceful sermon by the Arohdeaaon. The
whole service was very solemnand full of
meaning, and those invent were muob
benefitted and impressed. In the evenine
a fowl supper was given in the Foresters'
Hall which wail • much enjoyed
The large orowd did not embaraee the
ladies, who bad provided the good ibiege
and to spare. Atter supper oddments
were given in the church by Frank
Metcalf, who presided, ttnd Rev. T. S.
hristmas
Presents
See our new stook of
Obrietniae Jewellery, &a.
Here are a few Gifts suit-
able for a Lady :--
-Pearl
----Pearl Set Brooches,
-Diamond Rings,
-Birthday Binge,
-Gem Rings,
-Brooches, Neoklets,
-Lockets, Bracelets,
-Pearl Set Pitts, Lace Pins
-Gold Watches,
-Gold Filled Watches,
-Gold Watch Chains,
-Jewel Cases,
-Gold Pens,
-Fountain Pens,
-Sash Pins,
-Souvenir Spoons, Ete,
You moot see the Goods to know
their beauty and value, We have
bought thorn direob frons the manufac-
turerefOr spec oa6h and on save you
money and assure you quality, 1Ve
have the stook and Rudiment. Honest
Goode at close prices at
H. L. Jackson
IIentett.li,
yip p050haer
ed twelve ielionae erdee which rom the Oki u will
101189 in a ooupte or weeks.
Lorne kloTeggert le in Toronto where
he is taking a complete oommeroial;oouree
100111diog telegraphy.
Mr. Lang mads et big shipment of fowl
from this intorno. The total of lurkeye
and Woken amounted to about 000.
Oar bookey club talk of holding a
eonoer9 with local talent in the near
futon, for the parpoee of helping the
fiaanoee.
Dr. end Mre. Ferguson celebrated
'heir crystal wedding o0 Friday 24th
01t. There were 86 genets present many
of them from a dietanoe.
While in town the other day H. A
Nixon, train master, G. T. R. ie1ormer
our Reeve that the oompany lateen
emoting a new passenger station 115
Bengali,
The W. 0, T. C. held a parlor meeting
in the Meth05101 choral) on Friday
evening Nov, 2403 at which there wee a
good attendance. The pelnoipel feature
of the evening was a debate, eubjeot,
"Reeolved that legislation has done more
to reetri01 the ovii effeote of the liquor
traffic than any other method."
i it wet et to .
Mr, and Mrs, Day, of British Colum
bio are vieitiog at the home of Mre.
Day's brother, Abner Coeeae,
Mise Irene Davie, daughter of H.
Davie, bae been engaged to teach in
0. B. No. 2, Culross for next year,
Commit will submit to the ratepayers
at municipal election, the 50886ion of
banding a High School in Wingham.
A meeting of the West Huron
Women's I068110te was held in Ohio.
holm'* Hall, Wiugbam, on Tuesday
alb858000,
Wingham Hookey team will play at
Laokoow, January 12th, The firet
match to be played here will be between
Wiugbam and Barrieton, on Sammy
18th.
The congregation of St. Peel's
ohurob, tendered a reception to their
new Rotor, Rev. T. 8. Boyle, and Mrs
Boyle, Tuesday evening in the eabool
room of the eharob.
Rev. Samuel and Mre. Wellwood, from
near Leasing, Mtob., were vieitiog for a
few days with the former'* brother,
Wm. Wellwood. They are former reel
dente of Wingham and see many
ohaogee in this town after being away
for some eleven yeare,
On Sunday, December 10, annlvereary
eeemone will be preached in Wingham
Methodist church by Rev. R. Hobbs, of
Stretbroy. On the following Monday
evening, the Ladies' Aid will have the
anniversary .tea, to be served in the Leo.
tura room of the ohuroh. Atter tea, a
program will be given in the auditorium,
and the mortgage, whiob bee been paid
off, will be cremated by Mr. Hobbs,
ander wboee energetic guidance the
ohurob wen erected.
A Two Months' Tramp
In Western Provinces,
Dent EnrroB.-Aoaording to agreement
althoagh Blow about atarting, I will
endeavour Re briefly as possible to furnish
you with some few ideas I picked up in
two months' travelling in the provinces
of Manitoba and Baeketohewan, Weet
from Brandon. About the beautiful
enenery from North Bay to Fort William
and the towns and cities along the line to
Brandon I will say nothing as they speak
for themeelvee, to those who have been
through, of the handiwork of God and
the prosperity given to this Western
aoontry. Leaving Brandon on the
evening of Sept. 8111 we pulled into
Regina about 10 80 the following tore
noon and judging by appearances Regina
fit aspiring to be the Winnipeg of tbe
West. It and Saskatoon are at present
strong rivals for the oap tal city of
the newly made province of Saeksto148
wan. However it will be voted on at the
aiming election thio Winter. I might.
just insert here the aoaount of a very rod
accident which marred on the train about
Live bone ahead of us wbioh ran into a
heavily loaded freight between Bin►aluta
and Indian Head, The brave engineer
etayed Rt hie poet until be met hie death,
pinged between the engine and tender
and yet more sad it was hie lash en,
He was about an hoar from being home
an be supposed to spend yet many happy
years of retired life with wife and family.
I was told he bad been on the road 31
yeare and he ran the first train over the
road from Winnipeg to Portage la
Prairie. Leaving Regina en route for
Prince Albert we etopped eboni two
weeks in and around what I believe is
the fastest growing town be the West,
Baeketoon, Here I was told two years
also on what is Alain street there were
only three small etore6, now It is a bast.
ling town of over half a mile of bueineee
places, intending five chartered banks,
three hotels, three large general stores,
two hardwares with Rome smaller plane
filled in between. A hotel site on
Second Avenue thio Summer was bought
for $5,000, wbioh three yaare ago woe
sold for 950. The land boom is simply
astonishing, I counted on one west in
three blooke seven Land & Real Estate
oHoee, Driving out by way of Gene
Lake country you would meet loade of
land tinkers day after day till one would
wonder where there wall land for them
all till they took a eimilar trip, Baying
a pony, saddle and other riding obtfit et
what we would consider down fMet
about half prise, I *darted vow+boy
fashion on September 14111 to my eoa8i0'e
at Loge0Eoo, Soutbweet, a dietaooe of
eoroe 40 miles, 1 expected soma fun and
trouble combined with a Wooten State
pony and a green Ontario boy bat to my
0595188 it a0ted noun se the rae1ober
51d me, he having ridden bim for a
tenth on the trip from Oregon to
aekatoon, With One I was variedly
stifled, Tile land Week and South eve
ea tighter loam than in Manitoba and
pry level, no atone of any account but
pry rich 0.0 the wheat orop this year
edifies, an average of about 125 bushels
o the Gore. From Logan we traVelled
o Seo the famous Goose Luke country, a
ietanee of then 30 mile°, We jottrney+-
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Our Fail Trade has exceeded our meet eangnin0 expectations, Owing
to our large sales, our stook in 80me lines got pretty well reduced, but an.
other large shipment of New Goods this week puts out °toil in good ebap0
again. We keep our stook fully assorted throughout the season, Below
wo mention a few of the new arrivals
�` -Ladies' White Silk Waists, made of a fine quality of eilk, tucked and
14' shirred, trimmed with lane and insertion, at 93, $8,60 and 99,75.
4 b -Ladies' Luetre Waists, !e colors of brown, navy, white and blank, with
Woks and ehiering, at $1.25. 91.50 and $1,76.
-Ladies' Goff Coate, in colors of navy, white, cardium] and blank, at 91.25,
91.60, $2, $2.50 and 33.
fi -bilk Waist Leugtbs (no two alike), in shot and plain 0itlt8, in all the new
colors, at 50c, 750 and 91 per yard.
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets, °lose glossy oriel, 24 So 86 inches long, in all
sizes, just received, ah 521.50, $26, 930, $36 and 940.
-Ladies' Electric Seel Jackets, fine close fur, at $30, $35 and $45,
-Greenland Seal j Jaokets veryspecial. a4
Sit 580, $85 and
$40.
-Ladies' Electric)Electric)Seel L'wspe, in all sizes, at $3, $3.50 and $4.
-Ladies' Aetraohan Caps, great value, et $1.50, 82 and $2,50.
-Ladies' Oaperiuee, Stoles, Ruffs, eta., in great variety, from $1,25 to $15,
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ld en s White Wool Boas, at 250, 36a and 600.
-Men's Persian Lamb Cape, in all sizes, at $5, $7.60, $10 and $12.
-Men's Eleo6rio Seal Cape, very special, at $3, 58.50 and $4.50.
-5660'6 Cloth Caps, in all the new styles, at 25e, 85o and 50o.
-Meu'e Heavy Winter Cape, with fur -lined ear covers, at 50o and 75o,
1. -4 -Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, very epemal, worth OOo, for 60e,
-Boys' Heavy Fleeced Underwear, in all trines, at 25o to 46o,
r5 -The Highest Prices Paid for
Butter, Eggs and Dried Apploe
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ed all day and passed only one house and
I think two ehaoke but we were told the
land wee all taken up by eettlere intend.
Ong to move out next Spring. It ie
better imagined tbao described the
immigatien of Ghia country next Spring.
We bad dinner with Is foroiguer to whom
we made known we were hungry by
allowing bim 50o. and got a dinner for
which we were truly thankful, but no
more 00 than at evening. Seeing a
thank we got 'shelter for the eight there.
A severe wind storm having orient in
which we had en experience, it grew
worse in the night and after I bad spent
ever two hours waiting to take my de -
905405e at any moment for where I knew
not, but oorlainly in the direction of the
wind, I heard the matt say to his wife
"I believe the ehaoll is moving" and I
was erre of it, You could see the
moon and stars through the roof and at
thy hour easily know how the climate
was by opening your eyes as well as by
year feelinge. The wind ceased toward
morning and we breathed a e1gh of relief.
The land here stretches before yon eo
level you may often ride for an hour
and hardly go down a grade, Other
plaoea are more rolling and covered with
Al
I mtgbt add here some experiences of
e week's batwing of geese, ducts and wild
tarkeye. I was told there are still some
antelope bat did not see any. Owning
bank toward Battleford and Prince
Albert the 00009131 ie mnob roagber and
in many nations practically melees for
(arming pnrpoees, It ie amusing to one
not aooaeSomed to see the Indian reserves,
Dokebor sod Galioiaoj 001010mente, In
all theeetowne may be seen, still in a
good state of repair, the forte used by
Dile- Canadian militia in tbe rebellion of
1884-85, aleo eoroe* the Saekatohewan
river, in the town of Natania, there are
forte and I think one of the eaddeat of all
'e to gee the cemetery where the bodies
of the Canadian volnnteere were laid to
rest. Now the bonne are laid bare by the
migb4y river overflowing its bauke and no
one seemingly having any time or
thought to do honor to the remains of
those who fought for what the people are
'now enjoying. Everywhere in this
Western country people seem to sive- all
tame and thought to their own affairs. I
oelieve',hie country in years to come is
going to be among the greatest in history
benne it is inhabited by people who
have backbone enough to go back ae I
have eeen them ae far into a new country
an to be 100 miles from town and post.
odboe. I talked with one woman wbo bad
„uly been once fu Gown in 21 yeare,
People of thief carve and grit are the
aeop'e to make the West and no doubt
some day will attain their ideal, namely,
to better their position financially. No
doubt in many ways the Weet to not 40 be
compared with Ontario, bot while On9ar
to is the garden of the Dominion, the
West is the big 20 sore field just over the
hence.
We met eeveral people up here from
Wingham, Brussels and h. We m
toward Regime and had theBlytpleasure, maySae
I say, of seeing a prairie fire. No, it is
eo planate to vee hundreds of aoree of
fire sweeping on todeetraotion everything
in its way. Coming down the num Hue
to Indian Head I stopped off end found
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R. Bielby and Mies Lizzie comfortably
settled ou 1} sections of land with an
lamellae wheat crop,: somewhere between
400 and 500 acres, wbioh wait not all
threshed when I loft but was turning ono
au average of 25 barbels. I also tonna
Geo. Gibson, a brother of Robt. Gibson,
formerly of Brueeele, George is known
around Indian Head ae the "Big Little
Farmer," the meaning being a big grain.
grower on a Small farm. I threshed at
ole plane and on a piece of Summer
hallowed ground of 60 aoree I pitched for
a whole day, load atter load of from 0
and at most 7 shooke of wheat to the
load. Now this may seem big but not eo
when I tell you there wan from 35 to 40
minnows in a shook. Tbie when was
measured in bine and 60 acres averaged
45 bushels to the sore. Mr. Gibson had
118 Gores, measured ground, toed averse.
ed a yield of sear buahele to the acre. I
Mao had the pieasare of epeudiog a day
with Robt. Gtbeoe and family who name
here three yeare ago from Brands. I
feund them a00gly settled ou a half
eeotlon or Laud South of Indian Head 25
miles. This being Mr. Gibeou'e first year
he only had an aereag8 of about 30 aoree
of when wbioh was not threshed but no
doubt would yield trig, in fast be bee the
beat sample of wheat I have eeen, and
Mr. Gibson bae every reason to be en-
oouraged by hie orop. He in following
his brother's example andhas over 100
acres tor the golden grain next year. His
is a an. farm in a good fireman of the
country. Down the mountain branch
line from Regina to Sedley the 004045y
ie mach heavier land but rich for wbe8t
growing. From what litho I have seen
the Indian Head country heads the liet,
but being longer settled may not always
be so. Now one would think the farming
land would soon be gone ; well, in the
one Province, Saska0obewan alone, there
yet entwine in the hands of the Govern•
meat 180 millions of acres, and DO doubt
i0 the other Provinces the Government
owns large tracts, From Indian Head I
mune to the pretty bueiuees only of the
West, Brandon, welt pleased with my
trip and rejoining with friends whom I
have found all along proeperiog ill the
Ween. Thanking yon for Spites I ',night
add THE POST 18 alwayo a welcome
visitor. Yours truly,
Jog HDNTgli.
Brandon, Nov. 28111, 1905.
The Grand Trunk Railway will spend
$6,000,000 in a new 8tatiou and terminals
at Montreal.
Charles A. Helleme was eentenoed at
Woodetook to three yeare in peuilentiary
for passing forged nuke.
Au exploeiou of 60 pounds of dynamite
at St. Romaaid, Quebec, did a lot of dam•
age to the chnrah and other buildings.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
.BULL FOR SERVICE. - THE
uudereigued will, keep for eervioe on
Lot 8, Oen. 0, Grey, the thorn' bred Durham
bull, 'Worry Archer,' who won the sweep-
stakes at 11roeeele Fall Fair. tannin- 58.00
Mr grade Goya and 55,00 for Durham*,
Pedigree May he aeon en application.
DONALD RU01044080N,
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EVENT WITH
California Naval Oranges, Lemons from Italy,
Figs from Asia Minor, Dates from Arabia,
Almeria Grapes,
Raisins and Currants and Dried Fruits and all kinds of Nuts.
Our Canned Goods are all -Fresh
and alt Kinds of them.
The lro use oft the 27n. Tea
Good Cheese d
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Our Confectioner PrPnE OEOTO
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Just the thing boys.
FANCY B/SOUITS OF ALL KINDS.
Fish and Oysters Ice °ream made to Order