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".. 4- 1 . . . . � . I THE HURON EXPOSITOR, . � I � � NOVEMBER 22, ][901
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'11 NE W ADVERTISKMENTS out that it im not possible to do this. T r head. -These examples of. Be nn' net, of th I
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�_, I r i man must do one of two things, tH I ' d -commorcio good things provided a splendid programme at, wife of - Manoger Ben .
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�__ " , rif b, ente, -pr so- an ,41 sofivity was then carried out whioh.00nsixted of Bank of Hamilton here, returned home M on. '
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. 0 about a year and sell them for' exportation. cat Tustria developments, t I .
�__�,, A1vartisementwillbe found - ,ningg. to in I o the 7 Waideall in the chair we do not .hesitate Hamilton and other places. -There were -
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I � 1. Ciotti and For Jackabs- V k4i I nlion & 00.7 5 . Was an enormoui boon �o the minez?, to postal and, Insurance statiatiou, in, was a success. Those called upon,.as well
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I - I - our Store News -Win. rickard & Co, -5 dairymen. The return from this e6prce, ,Jhort to all home standards by which- the &it the chairtnan, spoke very higilly of Mr, week, but they have had to go back to the .
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11 �,;l Mitch Cows for Sale- John MclAillau-5 namely, $4,377,852, 'since the quarantine Imatbrial oft di tion of &'country in measured. -
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I I a -N . notel4orSile-A. T. Scott -6 � . ! . and Mrs. Cann, enumerating, among other wheels again, and it,is the wish of most, peo - I . . � .
I M,%Klllop Taxeo-_C�iarlos Dodds -5 was removed, is found money. CAnada hiks . �. - � . things their work in the church, Mrs, Cann ple thatAhe snow etays off for a while yet. . I
. �*` Mi,whter Groman -Richar&an. & MuTlints-D fed jusV as much beef ae*he had previously Premier Ross is announced to ' deliver an ,caa I I 1
9 .1 as or of the service of song at Bethany -Mr. S. Grapey, who, it was reported, had Have been cured in a single night of a very- nasty cold and cou"11,
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, : -ULti0a S 1 1 Alt,x,ilider Tr.�.ui ev r-5 -as much. cheese, butter, address- at Win 'ham; on the evening of an 1-ture busines i tr tford It n
, A done, and sold juit d Mr. Cann as local preacher,'not only on bought a furn C n 8 a , all .
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. .1. _. ,ghorthorno fer Sale' A, G. Rnilllto-6 � I obiokens, egg8And pork, an the .flgU r L on allow. 9 his -circuit, but surrounding circuits. Man decided iiob to take it, and will remain in is not reasofiable to say that it will do so in every . case, but the f�aet
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i CcuntyCounc4 Ikleetlng-W.Lano-5 . Monday, D.(cember 2; This will be h i i on .
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I -1 .The increased stocker trade, has not in any � . ly all Fpoke of the high esteem in which Mr. Blyth for a while longor.-Next Thursday -
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4 �, 4. . Cattle1or $ale- D. Mflno & Son -6 way decreased any of .,the allied indtistrit a, meeting in Womb Huron during this aam. and ra C and family were held and evtillog, Thanksgiving Day, the Presbyter-
- .� Furs,'oto�-Greig and blacd, n Ad -1 on the con rary, they have iticreased. : Mr. -paign.- Halt-.' J. R, Stratton will be at expressed"the 'wish that they and their fam- imus will hold their usual, service in the � I I
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� Iterbigeurn, Churns, etc-fi-Reld and Wili,m-3 .cures like in
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! K � _j . Hodson asserts that the'concession obt4ined Goderidh, nomination day ; at Aubur ily might be long spared to be numbered as afteinion, followed by the clection of offi- R-gic
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I by Messrs. Fisher and Dryden ban added $10 . loss of voice, hoarseness bronchitis, asthma, sore.nen, of th i eh,.�t or
- 'otice n on they were now as friends and neighbors. cars and other more important bubiness. A I
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- -19 Palilij N --J.- J. lir r, ow -5 � following Thursday .evening; at Dun - 0 .
. , - athe Work -'Roy Aetzel-8 to the value of every cow in Ontario, an - the� . large attendance is expected, -Mr. J. Beck, .
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� I Bowleril Attevitton-L. C. Jacksou-8 increased the average: value df every horned gannoxi-ou Ftid4y evening, Norember 29, 1 - . .
I fl Wanted -G. E. King -8 I d at Clinton o6 Monda' ' . . Contervati,ve candidate for the Legislature, . ..
. I beast under two years old . by fro y evening, Decem- 1 Chiselhurst. - -� . .. I -
1 f, 'N'tice-miss Ross-$ � - I idat last Thursday; canvassing i LaTge bottles, 50 cents ; trial siz,�, 25 cents. Prep�red only by -
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��, h I En.-6iih Berk-,!hlra-John Elder -6 .. $10.11 . bar 2nd. ., W in., Latch ford- will be at I I . ._�
�K I - I . ' You will never suffor from panic if you, -for the coming ele'L-tion, wHib, there in no 1
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4 , I - ClIttie for Sale -J. Sproat -5 I Kintail on hlauqday evoning, and at Gode- . ' . �
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- 1 These flqures are,, ev#1oix tly, Aaken from rich on Mor day evening before the election. � make a udicious use of your money. The doubt, wid be a hard fought, battle, as both I
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' t i Thazilix.ivink, lUtes-Win. Soa!(:rv1llo---:8 - the, public documents and 'are entirely reli. Mr. Whi Uti(y apd his colleagues are also to best investment yon can make i i to, trade . arti(s are working hard, It is conbidered #_
1� � �-, Buills-C. W. Papat-8 I onvincing . I ing, but the da as
V, . able. They afford the most c . I hold* mietings in the riAl - with The H. MoFaul Co,, Seaforth. ,�' Bell gy some as a kin -d of test am to how ,the , �-�
- i quickly" is this firm's motto. Their prices Provincial elections will go next June. I L V. F E --.W A R the'Druggist
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. . t_�, . - Who 14 Mrs Jiir!e� '-8 ti-leaty between, Cana,114' -and the U*Lted Now is the time to buy from them, Fare, � -
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I ltlil)bors-W. 11. W11113-8 �s Leadbury. . .
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I �; . Lopg1ligg and 1. � , Bedding, Underwear, Drees -Goods,
I - I Scoteli Con%ert S I States would be to the trade of this country. selooied . 1771 1 -I Granby Rubbers are the best. We are ::>
. , Dr. Clapp 'of Mildmay, as their Millinery, etc. . S_U_A_JF(D1vTwwTT
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i f oua increas . hav agents Nr Seaforth. W. U. Wj;rs,
,�� I I *evin . I Bic, OAT YIFLD -Mr, Robert Hanna, of I
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I I ". f, - Estray Sheep -Gilbert Diolc-5 i been made iii, this one lina- and so much to ant will b� M�. Reub(n Truax, a leading Tuckererni,fh, wait making a blow t ure Drugs Pancy G -
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�", I �- big yield of oats in laat week's Exposrroit, - P - - .
� . I I � J_ - I ,of Walkerton. Mr., Truax and stylish things Tne E. McFaul Co., Sem. I - .
I � I one impediment, what might we not expe � but Mr. John Taylor, of near this placo, can . . --- . . -
:::� ; ,. � V . _ct has held the fort, in South Bruce for several forth, have in Dregs Goods, Furs and Silks, �
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I- I I . 0 him one better. From ten acres, Mr. made on Tuesday, by William Jewitt, of latives and friends. He .
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I . . ght"Iffitrou (5 'Poo, egislative bar a and at the 15.9"- election you should go and see for yourself. They 01 .
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1 TT I I 4� . Taylor had a yield of 650 bushels, and they . I
q . I o :J� . it is noo in cat,tle alone that we would reap Ile have just put on bale a , Brus"Is.-A new closed in shed is being 1 ly to see bi mother, Mrs. Donald
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� 4 He is a will weigh over three bushel' , of Fig * built at Johnston's church. Thi,,iwill make � non, of Tue" eremith, who is very seriousl .
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� � , o� enormous advantages by having till a barriers qu nnechw Magn(nels, julst, y
I .t I was returnel by a2clamation. a to the bag, ured G'aahmeres and Fre k
� : little man, but al. Who can beat this ? It would seem a ' comfortable fo - The annual Sabbath school
��, . I I SEAFORTIT, FRIDAY, Nov. 22ad, 1901 .tet, plain, unassuming a . a r the I ill.
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. I I . I . removed between ourselves and our'nearest though he has not much to sa , either in or though oats wore not such a light orop'after Ahe materials for Blitifies and Waist s. - convention
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� _ "4 1 . - .,I RE .Nliie Wolfe, of Wroxe ' in the Methodist church here,. on Tuesday
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� a liked by every perscn who knows' Latta Brothers, formerly of Chise'llturob, but been out in the Western States k1doe Imt � '
I �, � .i . of Turnberry, visited at �Valter Patterson"m and evening, were - held. The attendance
IxT .- -1 The following choicer tid-bit we take from baneftted. It would also open up for our ,him, and tha Mildmay doctor will hay a nowof London, have been winning fresh ring, has ieturned home. -Mr. Samuel on Sunday. -Jimmie Staples, of Wingham, was very good, Oarticularly .
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� the Toronto Mail of lagit Saturday. The man ufactur6ra- a market almost at our doons very rocky road[ to laurels for themselves and their poultry. ;
I � travel itt, who wanton one of the harvest ex ' was the guest of Hartley Patterson on Sun, ing meeting. TheAlsouseions were ani
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I . i � I - " I Mr. Truax 'eiler in. politics or anything The London Advertfacr, of 'a re'cent date, oursione to Manitoba, has returned. mated
i� �* � Alitil is not usually very choice in its corn - fully as good an that # I -Mrs. 1 day.-Miea Jean Davidson, of Wroxeter, and interesting, and themusical part of the
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f I . this instance it seems to halv`e outdone itself. can�-are now also a ' . to recogniz) The, glo . tainities of the law the Pan-American Expo,sition, with eighteen points to the -s,yuth of here. -Mr. John ! characters, Rev. W. J. West took as Iiii of the village. -On Sabbath afternoon Imst
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�i , - A I :: 7 The contre'of political activity in Ontario would be to thorn as well as to. us, and ther ' dec4ion-gi q -day by the Court of d t in a manner that gui v iderthe 44-visabilityof f *
F , � 4. - i ' 0 v ,� if e a th ei . has ratirod and gone to reside in Seaf ! I ef. a i ed the close a I arming a Young
t- �_ T�-:�f will shift in a fe%v days' time to West Hut - �� . their entries won -out over many large o rth. -
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. 14' United States a movement in Apl?3al, in ,10,"pto, in the odse of Holmes American and Canadian fancy breeders." Mr. Joseph Love, a former resident of M c. I services in the three appointments of the bar Wore in attendance, and after some
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1, -1 J .- -1 favor of a reciprocity -treaty much as has not, vs. the town Of Goderich. Holmes had AINN -ERSARY S' dig. -
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� -4 sprIng between corporate power as repre, existod during the past two- gendratioim'.. contracted to d'liver. a quantity of coal to n Chiielhu-fet Presbyterian and is coming to live here again, His many Irrgelv attendpd. Rev. 1. R. Walwin to make enquiries as to the cost and all par.
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Z.. . � .1 �i sented by the Rose (a church, on Sabbath last' were successful in friends will be pleased to welcome him.- I [.reached in Bluevale ch#rch in the evening tioulars relating thereto, and to report a
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I . , L I � trega ion was present when the' matter, wilf again .
..�'. k ,__ , �,� . I station. A di3pute arose be. �Ions bobh afternoon and evening. The ser. tion sale, the second - s%le he has had 1,to listen to his remar P. After -the services 'be taken up and can be more intelligengy
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�_zc� - -1 , -,;� -_ i,j at present deciding where they can - be believe this can be done if it is gone. abOLI t , oil refused tc pay for the coal as, it had bee - ling I t
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k il _; � .I .i 4..Ii 1.�� Mr. Fay will also enter the fight anA will I I !n fulfilled. Cromarty, and this ij the first opportunity Kinley, is much in evidence these times.- :.vale church, which was a very successful ,vas occupied by- Mr. Ehnes, who ha
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.. �,,� .�L,�� - r-:,.4- I I the appeal, with full costs on the,town. If bers. The collection was a very liberal one. Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insurance agent. Any -
. h � a amount of money 00 loan at lowest current rates of ! Mu�i was furnished by the -choir, the string, John Goe I
� jtt��i_ !-� as,� I. along,. been talting us how much wc- believe this to be a mi_,_�Iake. Them nu. � � , - pp and Win
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11 : , .�. � especially M.r. Foy, are to Premier Ross or o posed to it, and they are go s"ill. That over -rule il that agalit, pe , � uesday Por each i
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any member of hia Ca-bineb. Should the they- are mistaken in their opposition, wa I
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1. . 1, C , iiied viait be pald, the people Of. West fully b,ilieve, as there is nD.,do'ubt that such i George Eckmier. The singing of the last Bethesda anniversary tea -meeting on Mon.
F 1��_. = pron � until Xmas you' will find a L ig supply at lease of the Dixon hotel to Mr. George Mo. 0
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. . . luffs, Muffi, Vancouver. -Mr. Stephens, of Toronto, has -
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-,.I- ... I . . . . . Gauntlets, Cape, etc. 1771.1 teen in this vicinity soliciting orders for a I band.-
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1-3- _; I �. 4th of Dvacember will not have any material great agricultural iutereqtl�ana- that . is the are t, and should Ile Mr. Richard Pollard received a telegram in' schools. -Mr. Alex. MoBeath has the con- I
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� ! �,� in,fluance on the general election so soon to interest which is of p3ramount importance 0 by every .in-la�v traot'of "in f the old songs was ir. furniture into it. ook
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. �� ceeds �%mounted to $50 over and abov the- O'Brie iently recovered am
.�_ ; , f have a very material influence at that alec- benefit agricu'lture will benefit every other of his Province at heart, no matter what big factory, has been shipped by. Mri Riley, of Gue)ph this week attending the P a n has out. fr . � is
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V , , __ �i ," � 1. � ' Greer of Wingham, attended the tea -meet. toba for a number .
___ - ii - ro�w is guoccs.,�fal at thil approaching elec- � . in'the post, that we may expeot to have a . ...
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� _ _. tion.. whoever the Liberal candidate may be - and other relativee,-Mr. and Mrs. John special thanl(sgiving sermon will be p . - &qTVIce I
: I 4 m -time. After fightin so valiant r sister, kra. T. McFadz' Presbyterian church next Siibbath, when a i -Th new engine for the
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�. - 5 - , the Liberal candidate at the general elect' for building'up Ontario, for a .-governmine I ritoiies. �- Remember the Union Sunday Dr. Johnston, of London, will lect Mr. Adam lately of P
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� 3 vve thiak it ia correot, - term expires, and thus obviate the necessity There are few diaeaoem to which humanity addret8gs on SAbbath school work. Suioable John 'Grainger, who has been out west en. be re -opened next Swiday. A big time is ,
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� _._� - � .- � But, what we desire espe-,ially to: direct. of bring:n -, into operation the act passed at is heir. which are more dreaded or, "readful of the death
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i. � , of the l(gislat,ive term until the close of the than 'cancer. Thus far medical scienceb Sick Children's hospital .of Toronto, a very s s made the roads very of Wesley Johnston, of ,
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� wor this'., vicinity 'this wleek.-Mise Maggie E, water is becoming very scarce.
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; 4�, - V �, I . dK, that those oaly are honest who are A btory has been going the rounds to the prove reliable, it will be a boon indeed, as Ram' may has returned to Detroit. -The snow I The mill was at a stand still for over a Cou-NeiL -Council ' at at Strong'a -hotel I
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. v-eus. We would like to know on what ca,pitaffit, promised a libe says the cure was discovered through the in this place, under the auspices of the 11
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� cate the anffcxa'tion of Canada to, f �he Earl of Romney. Tuesday ovening, Novemb before the Tames ,were got under control the A LITERARY AND MUSICAL )4,'V)1,SIN( - their services duringti a year : � . Reeve, -$50 ;
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I �." �, , - mantis will be served, and an excellent )ro. raham, of E'griloadville, councillors each, 84( ; treasurer, $100 ;
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7 � w been denied -by Dr. G rt . ug a a of her own poems, under clerk, $140. F' W. Arncomb, the engineer
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j; electors of 'West Huron to g�%id this i afor. who says itio. er4irely without foundatio&l. ficially, and her death was 'expected in entertainment, conblHtiilg -of vocal and in. a of the Golden Misaion Band, in in charge of th� Shept erd drain, a�ad the
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I I 0 rt of the stock was removed, but the 25th h381,4., Miss Graham has not- only present to discuss matters relating to the
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factory one, showing that the various enter. 1 . M ins at a special meeting of council' as soon "
�, I f I the Liberals of West Huron have the prisee being carried on by the, compaity are __ served from 5 to:8 o'clock, to be followed by is unknown. Graham will also be assisted by local music- convenient. The next regular meeting o.f
0 ' NOTES.—Our esteemed townsman, Mr. al talent, making in all 'a varied and most council will be held jit Daly's hall, Egmond.
11 pluck,and courage We believe they have, . Readers of the Conservative papers, at an excellent entertainment. The Walton
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. � . ow gik house with an attack of pleurisy, but is 'at Carmel church oil M9nda ill (2clock, when i is 0 ed that all accounts
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the Mail �nd ell thticdhapproval-of the mine* alone, which is only. one small b -h about Mr. Mapee and the Mabe� pamphlet. not fail to be with them on thin oc '-'ow,we are glad to say, recovering. -James be abundantly rep2id for their trouble. st the mu i a it y will be presented
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� . insult, which has been shown th,em by com. of tibe works, will._pay t�he prefer stock If they believe what they read they will MaKinlay has gone to Thornton to take a LOCAL Bumws -Miso Ellie Ballantyrie, so that the fin& i 4i
.- 1, . . positiou as teacher in one of O'Sullivan's who had been visiting relalivea and friends I sl- �tement may be ms,6e
. � � . ing out in a body,. irrespective of all oLher dividend. The company in still' extending h0o come to the conclusion that this Mr. as complete an possibl�.
I . I :, its operations and reaching.out in new di. Mabee. is a. bid, bad Man, and that 'big BlYth. business college@, -Dat i vg the fire, on Tues- ' in Flint, Michigan, for a number of monthe, M [ - �
. . I cons iderat ion s, and rolling up hach a ma. rec'ions and where it will likely pull up no RETIiaz,�(, Fiio.)i BL,sx,,ar,ss,-The follow day morning, two accielents happened. W. returned home this week. -Oil Wednead y
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. . show the Mail Ind its friends thatt they P11nY have already invested -eight million of Saturday will be of interest to man in chimney, and Alf. Sebastian -got his leg .
. I . Whitney says t should be 11 burned at the y city of Loudon. We refer to tile marriage crossing Mr. Samuel ruft'8 bridge near
- I I � are not so craven as to swallow its insults dollar.,i. Thin is all American capital. I i st � - this vicinity : "The retirementlof Mr. S. badly out on broken glass. Both are re- of Nlr. John R-:)bertiso '
. mmon hangman.11 The Nor. n, aon of .'Mr. Peter Kirkton, Mr. John Hai nah met with an ex-
- - L, i I ____ i � � . ake by the oal F. McKinnon from the wholesale ,business covering. -Last Saturday, while plastering 'Robertson, of the township of Tuckersmith,- perience- he will not m(ou forget. He was
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I- plack to resent its impertinent and Jnt,ulb- be so much fraid of Mabee. It says -,
-1 ". � . agee, since he resigned -,,the presid6ney df I many years is an announcement that,will be Westcott gotmearly suffocated by gas from farmer, to Miss Margaret J., fourth daugh- White traction engine, which weighs 9,M)
Ing aasaultff upon their honor and hon,,8ty. the Southern Pacific, has -been out of a j . ob ." Charles Mab 3e In pretb,V well known hete reovived WiLh considerable interesb in com. coke, that was bciag burned to dry the ter of Mr. Peter McIntyre, of thatownship pounds. The stringer broke, throwing the -
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onneol d . b feet, turning it once over. -Just in �
I to the Grand Trunk and will assume the W. Mabee, tr3asurer of Oharlotteville, ell. a e with the wholesale millinery trade The scribe from the hamlet of Bluevale has marriage festivitics, and the happy couple the nick of time, Mr. Hannah jumped int
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. I position of president and general manager. -joyed the conf denceand respect of " of Canada has built up one of the mos er seemed quite the same since that returned the same evening to Nlr. Robert- the water and escaped with only a -slight
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- . , per. I I r Mabee,-- ing from' active participation in the firin Wingham is still four miles from a deserted friends i' wishing them �
., hapa, that Mr. Hays is now in ,the old was a 'fine an Id gentleman as ever breathed . long and continued tongue s�riking him. The engine was dam-
-� L_ The Benefits of Reciprocity, 0 an Hi.9 uncle, Robert Y. 9 ess, -Mr. 191mrson, a student of aged to theextentof l'bbut Vft Bythe
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. . -1 The Toronto Globe, in its leading edit,orial with the Grand Trunk authorities there. . day abroad will return to Toronto to look lack of ready money. Being short of ready ' Huron College, London, conducted service aid of. a few tearnsi aw L thirty men; it waa '
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. arti��le in 1�s ia,ua of Monday last, quotes 1 The -employees of ther.o�d will hardl wel. m.an of -the coulity. All Mr. Mabee'o cohnec- after other commer6al affairs in which ho'Is - money is surely no crime. Any, yeal evert I at St, Paul's church on Sabbath . . . I
� . ays back again. . y I -beat people part of the morning removed out of the ores , on Friday aftet-
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� conl,� Mr. H I . . . . .tions are of the I Norfolk counts interested. He has sold the greater beat of us, are liable to get into thab last. -Mr. S. Graybeil, of Michigan, 'Was in noon, . .
some tilluroo ffory, a letter written by F. W. - his holdings in the wholes predicament. The g'rasa is not growing o the village I
, - � b ; I 1� --- . among its inhabi tants, and no on'� -ba-a ever ale millinery firm n ast week, visiting Mr. John -After an illness extending over some
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lfods�311, -Livc -Stoelc (J�nimi8sioner f(,r Can. The pa8b two years have been 'profitable hinted that - he is a black shea.� of IS, F. McKinnon & Co., Limited. The I
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. . ds facile pen, and he bag chosen eompauy bed with .a as ital f do so as long as the present council holds moved into Mrs, Maun'g dwelling.,Mr. F away early Wednemday morning at his home .
ada. Ttcsi figures a,re exceedingly Ewg.gas- ones fdr the banking institutions of'tbe,- Mabee % i el was establim " I
. I to employ it in the preparation of 'campaign $300,000, and Mr. McKinnon has mo&d PaIrt offloe-the stray cows will keep ib down. Smallac,ombe, formerly known am the Onion' in Stratford. The causp of death was con.
. tive awl should he very carefully considered oomitry, The large enterprises opening_.up literature, It of his stock to the extent of $262,000, still King, recently shipped a car load of onion sumption, the result of a severe cold which
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*I by the farmers atirl business men of Canada. in Now Onta-rlo- British . I 9 not a dishonorable calling. I a
� . , * Yol ' umbia,' the It differs surely not, even in degree, from retainingaome shares, but giving the control - from this station. -Mr. Wm. Tho-meou, non developed rapidly. Mr Cahill was a son of
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CrIlid letter Was ,Aritten in -instification of 17oukon and elsewhere, together '-with the that of writing editorials' for political Ile ' and management to the new purchasers, . Bluevale. I of Mr. BernardThomson, who has been in the late Mr. John Cahil , of Ellice-, and was
, papers. Mr. Mabee has written, illustra W2_ They are Mr. James Alexander, for -the past NOTr,s.-Mrs. F, B. Scott is obill ve Manitoba for some time, is now in Montana,
the investment, ill-'ade by Hon. Jolm I)r'yden, generally booming trade of the country, all ted ry ill born in that township n, jady 44 years ago. .
- I and published 46 pamphlet, whidh he offers three years vice-president of the company, with inflammatory rhuernatim. - Charlie having recently gone there. -Mr. Will. Car. He was Ming up till about
� - 1'rovim;41 Minister of Agriculture, in. a .,t3rve to tring rich grists to their mills. The' for sale. He h Ia done this at h118 owji rink who was before a share holder ; Mr. George, Caultes has returned from his summer's lisle, of Winn g, is home spending a twoyeare ago, when lie declining health
!),,,kota� etv-We ranch, and for which h6 has k, a wealth retired labors near Moles worth. -Mrs. Daniel Lewis couple �
s 3mi-annual statement of the Bank of . Mon- In this pamphl(t hebas seen fit to deal wlth' Caldbeek, of Woodstoo y of weekipse with his parents. -Mr. made i b necessary for im to stop -work
. . becil severely ci i I i cized by a portion of the treal, perhapi the leading in - I merchant there, and Mr. John 8
;�, . . onetary inati the pretentinrim of the Ontario .Opposition , . McKinnon, was in London a few days this week attend. McKinnon, of North Dakota, was in the altogether, and he came to reside in the
I � ` press of the country. It shows the advant- tutiou of the country, shows the profits for leader in a v 0d rather breezy style. a nephow,'and a director of the company for ing her sister, Mrs. Walker, who is very village duiing the past week, visiting re. city.
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I 1, ages, which the- enterprise undertaken by the last half --year to amount to $741,000, as- We have loo,oke throlugh the pamphlet,care. three years back. The change in the firm ill. -Miss Barbara Thynne, who has spent .
. c3m.pared with S682,0W for the correspond. fully-, and we can see absolutely 'no ground will take place on.. January first." M r, S. the summer with relatives in Bluevale and
, Mr. Dryden and others will be to the cattle ing period of last year. The bank ciroula. for the charge brought by Whitney that F. McKinnon is's brother of Blyth's worth vicinity, left last week for Comber, Essex *
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raisera of Canada. But the 'figures given, tion has also increased nearly a million. dol. Mabee )las bef out master and merchant and Mr. John 7 county, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. .
ji too personal.' A political
lars durin'g the -same period., leader who is mot.-Orbpared to accept the Minnon is a Scil. John S. has boats of G, Wray, a few months before joining her
while they admirably serve this purpose, I Our Reputation
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, t - __ - _ . treatment. aco(rded� Mr. rIVIltney in the friends in Blyth and vicinity who will be brother, Rev. Robert Thynne. who has pur- ____ ___ __ I �
- are , equally in creating in another direction. Illustrative of the thrift of the Canadian Mabee PamPhl)t, abould etire to private pleased to learn of his continued progresi-in chased the Arthur Enter so. -Mr. and - -
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I I frh., is whh't the Globe says : rogreas beling! made - life- His skin a to thin. '� eformer the Queen City and his upward carwr in Mrs. Henry Dimment, df iw Hamburg, . . . I , .
. 41 A great relief all round was atTorded people and the rapid p - onighe al The R the commercial world. He i's t c Ia spreading far ind near for mak Ladies' Tailor-made Costumes. The
. when by a vkit to Washington - I M 84 t the Toronto yo � un � feet fib and stylish appearance
treal, president of the Bankers' Association ry week, con. ohn Diment
ouston, of Mon-� Mail al' oat ev 36 a of.:v , - per
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by the country, Mr. E. S. Cl ' be kind of are �visiting Mr. Diment?s brother, John
,y a I Diment, sr., this week. Mrs. J infe
Messrs. n who is bound to succeed and we o very garment in acknowledged by all.
I . I- . Fi,sher and Dryden secured tYe removal of 4!� . I P tains worse an I rne�ner statements about 'are afl Troolud of his success. has not yet recovered from her long illness. The reason of our tremendous euccess .in on account of the first-class
� . � the United 4States -quarantin'e. -How vafu. in an address recently delivered,. gave the .1)remier Ross, than anything, than. can ,be NOT -Mi. -The Eugene Page Company, un- -Miss Annic Swan is spendiag a month ability employed by our firm in the manufacture of our Jackets and Skirti.
I WbIe thig concession was may be appreciwted following very interesting and encouraging found in the Mabee pamphlet about Mr der the auspices of the Knights of Macca. with friends at Fergus. -George'- Pocock is Theme are the testimonials we receive from time to time, One lady write -S)
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and one, half years of theq uarantine between I Placing the pop. I .1 heard for a long time, although there was vianosh, which he recently purchased from tion of our fine materials, and only k . eap goo& specially adapted for the
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Canada Paid the United States only 3,762 Illation this year at 5,400 900, a � indiloated - I U14orne. not a large attendance. Every person an- - WilliaknLinklater. -Ernest Mills, of Clin. nice trade, which give general satisfaction. -
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1 Cattle were exported from Canada -tr, ,hL . by "the later census returns, I find the - WED] I .. joyed the concert, and there in no doubt, if ton, is visiting relatives in Bluevale.--Wm. Ge t ) T il ring is what we like to talk about, E'very, garment we pro uce ifs in its line a
. )2,. foreign trade per head to have been $71.50 .7 . the3 wonld Robertson and W. J. Duff drove to Pinker. C.masterpiece. Olie gent Writes from Toronto, who received a stylish yoke
U! nited KO,tea, These were valued at $z 8ILVER )INO 1 Avery pleasant event they ever come this way again
� -6116. In the three and one half years fol. took place at t1, a resiqence of Mr. and Mrs. be honored by a packed hol se. -Quite a ton, Bruce county, this week. -Whitfield
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- I against $45 in Thom' a Cann, on thelevening of November number from here intended taking in the cost from us to big order. He says 11 the onlyfault I see in it is, it seems a
� . I - I - . lowing the removal of the injurious quarar. 1891, 647 in 1881 and $49 in 187L The 4th. .aThis w4a this celebration li+,tle too swell." And he sends us sa order for another co&t for a friend ,of
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- stock twentieth anni a marriage of evening of last week, buti on account of it and has purchased John Boomart's farm, on I �
. � eople in the joint' of the Scottish concert at Se%forth, on Monday berry, to Thomas Holmes. a short time ago, big, wh6 is delighted with It. ;� I 1�
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. � S,51,3717,.432- In 1893 under the old condi- government and savings'banks have risen' in' Mr. and 'Mrs, Cann, Nearly 100 guests being much a disagreeable evening, they did the Bluevale road.�Mr. Joe Pugh attended � work
I I steady progression from $19 'per head in Before you buy your Fall Suit and Overcoats eee us. Our price
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._1 tiong, only 402 cattle wero sent to the LJn- were present, who brought with them gifts not go. -Mrs, Geena8h, of Lucknow, is at John Granger's sale, near Moleswortb, lent aj�d stvle are correct every time. , .
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� ited litates, by Canada. In 1900, 86,9so 1871, to $27 in 1881, $40 in,1891 and $74 in suitable for the 'occasion, One. worthy of present the guest of Mrs. A. Taylor. -Mr. week.' Miss - Eliza Messer was the guest of � i)
1901-most--etriking evidepee,df -the prac, mention was a beautiful piano to -the bride Alex. McKellar.ente . rtained a aniall gather. M !so McLean, Wingham, for a few days thi's
, were sent over. It to quite ot common thing tical prosperiiy of the peoplo. The the groom, . We are pleaded -to note that iog Friday evenin behalf of Mism-Truax
� hat the young cattle Of Money employed in the daily business of M 49 in week. -Walter Burgess, clerli in Kerr Bros.
. thati are thus exported should be kept and I I rs, Cann's frie de id' Darlington did 'not of Walkerton, who is at present vioitin store, Wingham, is laid off work this week
fattened in Ctinada, Canada, excluding.subsidaty coinage, is now . Stark & Mackay, .
forget her alt u ;h' 9 .
I they ooqld not be friends in town, All those present report with a bad oold,-The weekl .
� but Mr. 11odavir points 1 $11 per head, whereas 20 years ago it did not present. W he 1 0 ah had y
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