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a being disrobe(i I 11 . . . i , I ;
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a&s.pread to our I Tn the mat,ter of N I 7HE RE to, buy What you want. The quie . sti is h4 ar
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lillinery qrZro 1, idae and judge intelligently 7 We do not propose to di ate, nor �ve
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des, d t guggest, your course of action in this mat -ter, as it is your own Usiyiess�spend
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to believa, that qualities and quant ies too which we- place at� your disposal' '*� have 'r u
[ - broadest collec- Elea-ts in our favor sufficiently strong to meet our competitors, i �nd in 3oin
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be found within a. .- cases go them one better. We want thousands of customers in � the. next fev
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so, now wa state - .ber we give a guara�tee with every one. ,, clioice of any one of the e, ancil 01VI
'he Furs, we sell, Your choice of an3 'one, and you must . Y,
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%ad a reasonable of wearin- in the lower priced �o
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fitern out, so fast, I -Your choice of any one of these any one. . i � I i
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ia . collar class, in. fawn, grey and brown) grey stripe, wool tWeed,�all sizes,
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brown and dark grey and blue stripes, h�eavy weight, all -wool shr" -
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I i SEAFORTH, F1 2 NQVE-MBER, ,1 1902a . i . i,
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I , THE �,RUT �LE,A,DRJ� OF rE SALVAT1014 , the stage was crowded. It was 4 crowning I tree was known bW old settlers in! that see- who was employ -led withl Sifton at the time ,I
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I 4 1 tribute-* the esteem in * h! 6b thie leader of ' I tion as the first a 'le tree! to bear fruit in of the murder and who turned � Queen�s evi. .
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i 11 �� . E I I the Salvation Army is fopi 11 In 'Id by the T�e latest and best doo game fol Gode rich townshi , planted over 60 years dence implicating Sifton! and himself. Hits �___ -
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: 15IR Booth 'Tquraed to T�ronto and spoke, I I old. and young,j a well kn wn in racter named Slattery. . _
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� to 4 large audience a . General Boobh's theme �ke thasaving of � I . own 0 , same as that formerly given, although it was C_
. : Madiny Hall last Firi- solals, and he took the fa illeir, to V, "What ; . I �, s t As veterans of the Id days still doing duty, shaken pretty badly by Mr. Johnation's cross - Y�.
. day night. 'The cape ity: "'I the great audi. ' fV r �
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I powerful appeal to man a4 -w men who 1 storm, on* Wednes y evening of � last week The evidence, at boo, is very oontiradio- iv
around the !'14'ge, an( ffags,and banners ftht- � r : � . � I *
are not avowed Christians t eonn ot themm I lightning struck t a north�east corner of "the tory. : . �
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I selves with some organizat , re their -U-W- house occupied b r. Richard Penhale, on —Four boys, -'the eldeab of whom is about -1 �
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1. mier, pr6side4, and round the stage w�re � 1 6 church. si y �
, example would be in 'favcr 6), .41MA" WINT 1 of Stephen, , shattering %)
seabed many ihon of cal promlnenoe� both' I i "J . O� or
He spoke for. i iore than at. hotir, �nd r�ceiv- . . that part of the � Iding considerably, and Sunday night in Toronto, in an. attempt to
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in church .and busL ass and professional ad the-clooest attention. 140' de-il red that I ANNINNUMMU-81EA ORTH. taking a downwar course, passed into the hold up and rob John U. Grady, of that .. -4
circles. , The inusicii a occupied the rear 7 of it was probabl 7 the last I i Km ;L " a i . _ cellar, tearing dow a portion of the stone, city. Grady was &0jUg �o his home between i
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permi ted to a dress an auliehoe IvToronto. wall, and stunning, little Samuel Hicks, who 8 and 9 o'clock whea he was I attacked by .� I
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dated many I membe .a of t imy, who was in the cellar � the ti Ima churning. ,He the four boys, who j from an en- .
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e �Tli � ed that it did not requin p ch great wis- I '_ thab he would not I re6over'j, but he fi,nally whilehe wasthus help.ses t ey assaulted i- -
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The' n e ri nce of General, Booth, with dom- to see the materld, - of it, apoarently xione �the worse him. Two of the youthful It ieve 6
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r commissio r Eva Bo�th, was the signal - Christianity. It was of 8� Etantial benefit for his unpleasanib experience. � A lob of busy rifling the man'spdeketis *Chenapolice. ,�
. I i -, �� them in their home in Argleahire, Sc,tI,,d,__ plastering was bro�eu down on the inside man came to Grady's aeqistaneo.
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t for tn�ch a -a t�6 a crowd stood, up � wa in!the pefio the one now in the toils intends leaving a I . ge piece of carpot on —Mr. Murray, of Wa kartog,bal a lively - I F
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( ic� mander of the Bul- after death. 111urely it n I suph'a d'ffi' home as soon as he an up -stair room was rent i : experience one ni ht not long ago, In I
l and obi iore, an of th : house, and al lar
vation Arm L , . - forl . . . has served out his the floor in n a .
,, and � Go a al Booth smiled and, culb thing for A person to .0a, ize his obliga : I 9 -
- bowed �hd 1: I p e is hands sentienbe. , shreds. I 1 - i � dream be saw two men i a a deadly struggle , i
p � '. in token ot: tion to a Supri me Being i6d ;he cortainby ; — I � . . �
his ap&eci ti n.. , 1. - . of a life after � eath I A� mi�t ing this, how —Th"ody of,Mr. Jonathan Ritter, the for victory. O.ae of th man gaining the '
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Preiiiiat it as intro( u ad the; guest of hoa- foolish he cone),ived it to )e f( r a paison to - 1 18 year old son of,,Mr. and hlrv.� Valentine mast6ry over his oppoinli t, undertook to put
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gh he obaervie I that qeneral Booth neglect such an'important thi'b 1 asithe salva- .. t. . C. McIver, of Wingham, has Ritter, of Dashwo , waalr 0 nd on Tuesday his eyes oub. This was too much for Mr. I
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lia� 1 a I - I -9 n the farm Murray to stand, and he th lught it was . -
was pr Iji welt kn) n -tomost of thosia, tion of his ,soul! In this tr6i " t6 speaker 'pu q4ased a haindsome property in Tees- evening of I&O-welk in a field p ' I
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.presenti Ae paid thi qenerall a high com- continued for an hour ' i3ie 'conclusion wal er. . of Mr. John ,Ellera, near D*hwood, and time to tske a hand in the a% 15a a. -Ra
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I pllment� ao,d declared Ithat the history of,� of the addtess % number o 4 litiong to the b - : . .
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F,nglau i ;, i � I 1 Hu Ilett, have engaged Mr. E. Wilfred, of dead aijace noon. Hts I Rh which he but came in contadt with son�ethlng hard.
,q d#il g the 1 h century would be 1 Army were rede'ived. - ,
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, 1 i . � b was p1dwing, was noticed alandinj In the This awoke MT. Murray fro�m his dream
� ipcompr � , .M BI,V 6, as teacher for 1903. �
�Ote� ithout Itended! reference to I REINT FRIVURE - AT , �
� I OF RE OLD AN. field shortly after ,lainner i by some past!ers- and to hie horror he noticed his hand Mae&
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his life *0k. A song ervice follov�ed, and' T"F i . _7HarrV Washington, of Goderich, was � I I
I a solo b Col nel L%W,l Y, of ]London, V� bite of haj i and fra I Pxe naral illiam thr)w,n from his bicycle. the other day, and by, an parties returned in the ing and a large piece of plaster off the
Eog* � B th at 72 at I presents a striking, fikure. ha� his collarbone broken.�, . I evening, the horses were still there, with no wall . �
The G e Oka spoke o the "Past. Present' ')o ' . , ... �i
.1 ! I lip Tall and eman( isted, wit his silver - heard ,- -Mr. J. D ,� signs '� of any one i�eing 'near. On making — r. A. L. ;ahaml-leallji troasurer of the
and Fut ri6 o the SaIv tion Army. . ,,Barns, harawa -a merchant, I
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i _7_-- . . of , ingham,was married last weeik, to,AAisa an investigation, the young man was found county of Kent, is a defaulter !to the amount
I 1��O, -ppmENT1 D Fu`i!U'RE, - leader of men 1wesents an spect tba is Bing-
� . Ca -bell, of Perth, Linark 6banty. ' -- behind the plow, lying face downwards,'m of $12,000 o� more. H� has been dismisised 11
I In a wori4 bhe speak r conceived that the alarly inyiting, He has -apher an eathletic .he no'n-jury assizes fqr the .county of a pool- of water, dead. �The medical man by the county council �nd has gone to the
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Oaab of - th6! rmy was glorious, -because of cast of featurefl, and the f re fit his ye and Hu -oil will open *on Tuesday, November who, was called saio it was a case of heart United States. The c.. � uty Aerk has . been
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s the hardabiip overcom , the presont equally , general air .-tness gives a : sugg4stion of l8t i, before Mr. Justice -MoMahon. . failure. The saddksb part of this distressing appointed ..treasurer, - a Balary. of $1,200. .
the triut ' 86 . . death, was the fact that! the yon' The county holds. bonds frotni the Uamiufou
. so be3aiuise�to 2 he won and the fu- the great n ry us energy �hat ch i rActarizes �—Butter making maohiner %a been placed ng man's
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� ture—he �'�'e itated t4 i of because he 'ti. pro in the-Holmeaville cheese factbr'y, and the mother was down bast at the time attend. Guarantee Company to ihe amount of $13,- 1
2 ] speak all his m5v n His ncee is rather .
did not on' y predict i na in that direction, 'minent, and tl 6 mouth is d Ii ately �forrned. manufacture of. "butter com enced this ing the funeral of ne of her daughters by a , 000, so that � county wil . not be much out. -
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Get ooth saU that he desired to -There is. an e � ab,bl�nds we k former marriage. I � I Shambleau�s'downfall islattributed to a gen- __
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I tering upqn the to Vp dornin'%te. B is physical, i �i tlessuoss and R 11cim a m, of Clinto , metj with an accident away with a: dollixr. The greatea-it a mpatby ttll
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. piP of the evening—he I I I n I has decided. !to d ispnre of his Sloms I .
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Wanted m tIlk of �abads an&'Toronto, of mental keennessis assoaiated riorewithmen bu�iness interests in Wing.ham, and go to a on. Monday night f last week,-w�ich might is felt foir his family. I This; is the second
of 40 than wi the yout .; : � 1 � � __ I � I . 't I I t ..,
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the work �o the arm er , and the kind- 0 wd age, Car wa�rmer climate. I have had a fatal r#,sult. � Th�ey wore work- treasurer ofthe county tba bas.defaul ad. I
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. safoith on a gigger, —Pres dent Mills, of the Ontario Agri. . ....
H a v+e V onstabul- and when tw milles Irbm!* SeaOrth were cultural College, saysitte Sin Jose bdale ,
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. � . file. tainly the ha : of time re �t 441Y upon J-Captaln Gundry, of "Gode -icb, who has irig their way dow� to S
pess of th pople to t r a d Still, .
he felt thO' the arm . erveT well of the this Interestinj � character. is low begln.serving in the Soutg Afri ,in 0 0 . I .
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people, b '14h rich and poor, f6r, while the ' . . %ry, is expected home about Christmas. He run into by an en4ine 7hi6h was coming commission,, consistmg'af Di. Mills, chair -
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. organ'lzati n was desik ad Specially to . E in a larg 'an itor- . i I I _ I
ave speaker heard listinbtly , to 4ow in kagland., '' 1 'west. Before leatying the Clint�n station man - W. ]�. Bunting, St. Catharines, slid -
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be po or a d the mi� a, an could only. um., . He ap 3 lks withot t 1, otes wit 1 -The members of t I y 6 ethodist they were told tb�� the �engine a expect. John Dearness, Londor, hasi after iuvesti-
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the r�ch ind] ctly,-they frequentlyj I horeh recently paid a visit to the parsonage ad. They aceordin,kly kept a sha watch, gatidn, approved of In ipiect6r Fishej�s re. -
leach I out those man little arts d, jh ti ned ora- � . . . -
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saved the Boas and de�ughters of rich people. I tore affict to' catch an au� ie ice ; . h3l , Ili Z - le I i th thefr pasto' a load ,of oats and stopped two or three times to ascertain cently announced remedy,, - kerosene emul- - �
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This ha ec ri done in Toronto I and he felt I is singularly free from the p �r%ses c. mon y aind one of � potatoes. � I if they could hearlb. As it so !happened sion, lim6 and sulphur' Z der ef- - �
I d - I ," - - han a' Bank has they.carrif j . I , �,� as won . fully
that whn h 9 arrived;i 2 the griab Dominion: associated with'learned ajeaker�, jn lac�, , - A branch of the Mere )d a lant6rn, and it was by this ficient in oombating, 11the ravages of the
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- bq speaks in MDDoayllablei, I t wit4al there ' -they ' I the pedt -can �e er0icated in this -
of Canada, he was �etting near to houre. � be n opened at Credito.n. Tbi s makes two means that t a glimpse of the scale. Ii
ng ad intensely hi n Ian 6aung, a few ysi'rds away. way the discov �
This sontil1mefit was greeted with much ap- I is somethi �out the baike for� Crediton, the Sovereign Bank engine when it wa". y ' I
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I � I I ha 71ng &I They jumped and bumb d over the bank, to this part�of 18 "' 7' , -
� he sub so opened a branch. e'y . ,
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a : jl�cts he discus &getsjt4 become Theie'ia a shortage of coal at the Goder- th ng 1hemse ves, , u onvention of tue _-
GLNIM&L Bootra's _N-EwligFE. I tthe gigger was —The Provincial I �
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�ack from the ohanceZ 01 � when !dilati6g electric light service may Ve c it out to save the men was almm,'miriculoug, yet I
f served t 0 speaker � pres was I I p�
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. leading a il� � t oughtles� ife Siv . upon his life'al work hi � I Much animat. the supplying of t would have! happened 1 large iepresontation of dolega. eg. Mrs. Mc- -
*, going ed, -and he wal - s f&'�� ij Mr. and Mr � . �
I thF.1-y...;- I the' coal for water. - likely the accide 1'�
I ke to and ind, tive of i. Abraham Daering, of tha had the e;dgine, iv$ch was runn�ng back- � Kee was re-4ected' presidarit and it w" '
down hill,p Atty fast.; Then I realized my - IPA I .. i
. . i 19'a talks. 5til, concession of Stephen wards, carried the 1 0�usto' Ii hts. I
T the man who thinks fas er'than i I 1 agreed thatthe next autual"meeting,should
paiaitionand wanted )work for,my.fellow 1 6 � . I P c lebrated the mary rearl ig i
man Bi�at'I was P�(, tty nearly spoiled at If he hesitates; for a word hAs frank manner te, th sinniverfiary of their �marrjage on Mon- —Among the so one tried by Chief Jus. 1 be held in St. Thomas. Several prominent .. -
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I first'b6ca�s I becam a preacher and made and picturesque bearing a so en4rtaining da r of last week. They were . handsomely tice Sir WilliamRa ph Meredith, at the sit- � -members bf the Union m other countries
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sermons i a , ad of Baling souls. But I got . . .01sm4 remembered by their friends. 11 ting- of the I I � were preheat. Amon; these was Lady
I ' and ,pathetic Incidents i tioripoisa his re, —An interesting event took place' in Do. ich last month� w !one n which- Hen 8 orset president of -the World's
back * a1re I belonged and I 'not told God , : ,. I 9 �
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. marks 'v�ibh amazing ra �d t . , General trqit, on October 15th, when i two former the heirs-at-law of �he late John )P. Penney � UaiZ o, delivered a'al address at the reg-
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al I [B. right f Mr . , H.! Trott, oV ular meet and on T da evening W-41 �
I that w a 1ore w of me, and that was Booth is at hii best in r �i e � .,,as in his lar le ot ; q'j' W.
not much, I wanted D devote to the poor * Then u . young ,.peop �oditon were disputed the a 10, V
� work where -1 %thos large yj� Uter, pon.t�ed in marriage. Tho bride was Mis3 Exeter, to certain oneye claimed" by her as tendered i a magnificie�t�eBre�aption. in the
and the ho o'less, a d I have. Why, 37 � . � . � .
.. I I n of a. tear In Elizabeth Woodhall and IU3 groom Mr. a gift from Mr. Pe , ey.1' The amount re. Metropql h Ing
there is the fa ntest sugge 61 . i6an, churc J the building bet
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offi?pn 64 army workers in all the civitized lang 13 9 the -�-Mr. Wm. N. Nenr � I sold -his fine wa's $6,150, 1 —The mA I mmoth $6.90 000 sugar factory,
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�nations 4'a all the in's Rutione'the army con- ly contagious. His i .,6, 1 1 y . as . and . t. . I i
a , . of the masses touched wl�th'the breath of &ere f rm, on the 7ph concession of sued by the plainio the action. ' -The ereoted this ]palst sum er for the Ontario -
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�trol wore� one hea4and mjhat covered . � Is .
d I d. : .� I Renius and moulded Into P e dic0a- He Ho wick, to Mr. James D sy,Jor the nic had been trea -ad ln�- the deceased Supr Combany, at Bf �rlin. in the county of
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: does not resort to slang ph as to catch the sum of $4,000. Mr. Down has now 200 som ea -0 an adopted daugh- 1 $e tnufactur-a last week.. 3
i nN 37 SIKORT YEARO. . # ewhat in the is ga� the mi I
% * � I illiterate and areless, no r does he ap- - ter, and she atte d hi assiduously dur- of I I ugar fr 3M the su gar beet.- -_ _ �
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mr Be of the choicest land n the 7th con , granulated a _
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"Thirtir-soven yearb is not such a long� pe&rLto fancy be fliLghtsof pit oratory, but cefision in one block. I iDg-his illness. a ti a before his death Engineer -' Braderick touched 1he but- _. 11
time for c ne"i'life WO k. Therefore, we do withal his isto: �y is told w that' allaring ' of Wing a ,. who. was in he consulted the �anajer of the bank in ton at 7.40 a. M., t at sout the beets
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� "a have: accomplished sweetnesethm appealsto al, class,es &like. jar�d a short time ago by a fa I from an ele- which he had an so ount as. to the proper from 0
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with the S' 0 of God? I I This is a pen picture of Qene�al Bootho tpr died in the London lio�pital on Mon- . manper of carrying 11 I ut his intentign of leav- into b ere, a. I sed through .
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I ifere a -1heme toadhed upon the speak.:' though it fail 14 �ept a slight day olf last week, from coi3opesion of the ,ing a money a a ., or a , a n an . a d - process . . . . . Ve L g as
or's work � id the slur as of the east side of degree, the a irsordinar I 7son�l maunet' brapi. Deceased was 48 y aafe of age, and Subse uently t is and .all is in ,
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k IAndo �he ept a to which humanity in � Ism of �the ma . LIvingL Ill life f n ,Vege- I � 6f the whole Dr the LOSM! nigh. . L
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A that con as �ied distno'; sinks, and the efforts' tarian for mall y years, In l�� . 3 - I, _. ry ha � the honor of turning out ...... �
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e ' health is ekoel 0 ; O., da I of last week, the barn 3n the farm of the defendant, or t a deceased o'r the do. fireir sugar' made in� Canada; from the
of the Arm , to put Allen in a and women a ekoel ant, in spit . his ��oti,-'e ]if 5 � � . ....
on th6ir f t and t eir faces 'toward God.' constant trav4 and hard , 6. . The .'.uman Mr. Patrick Flanagan, nea.- Craditon was fendont, the intenti�n boing, as the deceased beet. � i 1:
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He declare I that th4 Army was not a relig- � c interest which enters into - fi(4or o -which striiok by lightning and cot ip ietely destroy- had told the managor, that What remained � Gener Boothl the Salvation Army,
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� ious Beet b*t in reality the apostle of unity. * he is comman er is evide ce I b tLu close ad. re, together with I tie season's crop. should, at his death, i without tiny further act, W I I given a! most enth Isiastic welcome on
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That wasiW9.0hief difficulty at first, as be! attention the ,000 people ilk 1,Eey Hall M Just L Fri",
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ii.�t to bel't is founder of another! last Sunday 01 0 L;Ian an I I i ne alvationlatej with' band a -ad
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did not � I � 1 1 � : I I . rdihipfound'that there waano und-- th , sand - I .. ..
I � pan k for $1,200. His Lo I I
religion. : i. hour and a hiY to his rein � . - _ -�-The:following amounts a -a on the col. influenae or act rt or on behalf t 'has, ,
5 He said 6 a Army makes. religion . , pl)fbrenb ion::. nt epa ir, ohed wibh�himfromthe Union - -
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i tofithuma� natureilthe first principle of! ly the singula charm whi 1' Burrounds the I ' 1�y hall, winere the mayor I
I V, . e4or"n roll for the township i f Ashfield, for of the defendant a 3ot g the free will of the at& ion to the oil
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d which tie 1 speaker 1 conceived to be hard' author iq r6fie Ited in a mea,4 '6 by the char- the - -
i i , year 1900, : For con, Ity purposee, deceased, and up t t %ime of the making and aldermon extended[ their'welcome. The
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I W rk. I ,- , $2, -3.37 ; . tow ship purpos, 8� $4,208.23 ; of the transaction t is dieicessed iwas in full al, in reply, %unc unce,41 -that he wo4d I
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t � ACMSED ON AMBITIONNe . - jog u io school pu poses, $3,19).08 ; separate possession of his ties. His Toro on Saturday jor San Fran -
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He di lamed an ambitious ideas, and , I och 01 purposes, $771.51 ; . I
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a I � I oses, $2,25f I 93 ; school ( tire pur- poin . 'hro -
his Rinceritv was too apparent to be ques- . Hon. Mr. Blair, Ministei f Ra Iways and pu I = to. and since tie a jaidgment has the conclusion of his tour t ugh India, � �� �
j� 11 head agreed upon by which Mrs., Trott ral- Australia And eleewh4 re, the general in
.tioned. Le had In qn accused of being an Canals in the�! Dominion I vern rent, ham pos s, $641.04; Wain, $43.49 ; . - . : j I "
I ambitious man whc 1h firabibegan org�ii- recently retur�4d from a t to t6d' west as at&. into labor, $51.01 ; drai i awards � $32.09; ceives the whole of the .. oney in question, i conclusion, said - - t" I hope to tnber the I
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izing t my, but �11 �eelievO now he h d : far as the cosit. Hon. b Blair! a greatly arrears of taxes, $4.05 ; total amou�t, 813,- except 81' On's his latte sum the pearly gat�ep +.n I
; he A . I �' ri� I � 1 ,570.. 'Of r I _,-.=where I 1 hope meet and
at accusation. a .. impress, ) I railways 335 ` I costs of all parties �, lie paid. shake hands with May r oi0alid."
. gotten Inc i ud even th , Ui ad with the need 6 morei .73. 1 1 _ � H -
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. theology w w b ch concerned all men, 'for that con -He nay .� 1 ' --At the age of 68 year Joseph Liv?r. .. - � . all as3iZiE held in Brantford
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(i and more ; I specially bhose in � need of God, 11 As Minister of Railwa a. I O' ad into more, an old and respected resi0ent of Clin- Cana a. � : 1 last week I a breach . u f promise -case -was .
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e, and as' w6l as worl I y attention. Where. the matter as, carefully as could� and am ton asaed over to the inname.rable, throng —On TuLday la in' I tried) which attracted more, than ordinary ....
e misery and want- is, It 2ere his Army workers convinced that there is all. I' I 0 at on 4onday of last week. lie had been rain turned into a I irl heavy snowstorm, � interest. Alice Fitzgerald, of Brantford,, ...
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� they, wanted to illuminate the dregs of so- Pacific. I want ever port ons of 5he Can- 6 n in feet to w0hin a few a 78 of his death. of inches of I I the autilul " - on the ground. � township of Townson . Norfolk -county., for
: an Pacifiel Northern �aoific � Danadian He as b?rn at� BabraTri, 'C ambridgeshire, —On the I"Won of the petitiocer, $39 fo Alleged -breach � I of pro .1 e. A ,
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FECORD 01� TlaE WORK. Northern anX Great Nor hern, a id found En and, in the 1year 1834, at d emigrated to _fhe trial of! th:'PC�th We ' t at dea O�f evidence *ae submitted which,
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I Rut th0re was mu h moze to do in the that wLile they had ad,van ad ver rapi y thi, country in 1�54. H) W&B twice petition against ompson, which was showed t 4t the defendanthad paid" atten- � �,
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General'� estimation, i i spite of the 'great re - they bad been unable to ith the in& ried. I est for trial at Han�ilto ' on TueQay, in in- I tions toi , 1� io; -
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: i remarkable pr' gress of the I aountr, ." � The I What might have been i ver , serious . j . . -1 I I �
: cord of �Ue Army� which includes : the . - y definitely postponeq. i 6 years, - and had bilared a pro.
� Army's Aog flyiDg:: a forty-one different Minister saysi hat he' inspocted th land in ace dent ha pen ad near Ba fi)ld a few days — bates is � Uplons - � .
. p - 'A company from. the United S! a of.;matria2e. which -she had ae- ,
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: countriem ; spoken ix thirty-one different- uearly all dii 5ricts, and � fi � ind. th soil so. agd. Mrs. Armstrong a d #,jhree of her negotiating for ths'purdbase o(14,000 acres, cepted a li�tliei -over a r -a equent-
. Nher 't a 'of �a da�ghterswere Iriviing do n the Bronson � =4 Saba I
languages ; 70,405 m parate posts ; 13,486 rich� that twe i ty miles on �i id oflaDd near West gelki�rk, Manitoba, for the' ly differen4se arose a adding care.
;i emplo ad without ran rail ay wo to PPT I . �
officers 12, 00 emplo k ; 47,. uU be sufficient it 'of .& line, when the strap of he rein became cultivation of sugai� beets and for the area- I mony, the -plaintiff d iring it a�6cordlng to
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. railwaybein un with a& 1factor reel'uIte. looge, and � the h r.:e star Dn 'a ZU0. It - a�gar faob� Ho a ar L
000 lay 0�ffieers.; cire sting 1,000,000 copies g I . . tion of a ry b that point, 1 the rights of the ���� ,, -
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:� of 61 �pe� � tering 17,,000 people He la so: 11 Not only is ould the w", of course, impossible to control the —About eight w : ka a o, while drilling' which she is a mem and 6e defendant, -
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t have at I set 0 r mo 0 railw ys, �ut I ani al's course, an a )uggy,wu up. for water on the ' ylveste I
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. nightly ;� -ft ading w" ly 300,000 ,- managing, Wes I have set oing round a corner. re. Arm'strong fa If r Atmore, a Probes , aut, Etron - y "I objecting. Miss
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. hich wa, badly' shaken up and h5r face saisped,
16 home for ex-criT further nv, cea th b it List about, five miles fr ,arkhill, a vein of gas Fitzgeral4;allogea that ad --
ThiS si part hirty-seven them, or the 1 &use of fin i1gratic n, W . wff a struck at a epth of 210 feeb. The to be married by any minis er, but the 46-
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* year 0 the poiker o erved. - Yet he -had has been so ac ive, will roe ive a sc vere, set- whi a Milo Min i taime I a fracture of -flow of gas continu I asi strong as when first. tendant refused. Tbii i the latter contradict -
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,ro I back. The dv - thel lbow. Th: eostubser -o daughters ea. %truck. -ii ad in his iientimony. The a �ee went to the -
)c been told 0: iastancia8where his Army offi-, . I tlying'dist ots ar) air ' as i
t , corli had 'be an accus ce and un- filling up ra i ly, and unI �a trani portation ca d with only a few brui ej.. —According to aicaloolation just made by� jury, whi�b, &fter c�naider ng 'it for over �
facilibies are rded the . ttlers 5hey win P�Mrs. Daniel Me d, f Bayfieldi had . - arald $300 an .
� fitness to' . ch the God,by thought- . . . . . . . , the Ontario Allianc6 there must be 212,7231 two hours, awarded Miss FRig
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. � plea I te ted and advise been poorly for abou -votes polled on the ,4th of December next in I damages.
I � ork of . quickly become disconte two e 3ke. Her bus- I t
less persom i. � . . I urn, I Do khobors ,of the .
N One of tt a lady w or' kers was told that the others not to ii�ome into - *( 11 country. The ban1d was away ab Port Fr n]: fishingi when favor of the refere 'd d bdl'in order that it —A naetion of tb� *4
! . I - I : Northwob have recen�ly been causing 1con- "I
I officers rej -e' unedt cated, untrained, � by A Americans ar I may be carried. addition to this there�
; ,I coming n0 Janada to make she:took worse. - So ne'to tt,)nd to bar con- I
I theologiOal atudent. , � their homes in Canada an I beebine Cana- veniahtly she was brought o Mrs. rson) 0 must be a majority ':of the votes cast in its ! D'iderable 'talk and t,r4uble. , About twelve - �
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: i dians., � Ina generation I think 6 will be Monday mornigg of I . She came favor. . or thirte'On hundred Of them, men, WAD111611
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. the Lora's ra�ei-'14 Latin," the student ob- impossible to tell the Ainerican Be tler from un '0114cioull after arriving here, and never —According to �the ;reporb presented 'at and childion, who ba become : affacted by v. -
� the old Canadian stock. Xvisited the',chief rallr'ied Again. The son f oin Load n ar- the regular meetiog of the Western Fair peculiar �
served. ,! 1:Pshaw,'Aat is nothing,", comi I eligious cretz , left their homes and
mented 4h, ,j contras of the western stiLtes to see *hat rived hom Monday night the one 0 n f r i t '
asaie, - ," can nay that I know' I . . a from Board, London, th, total gate r6ceipto for, started on the marob, 10 ki _g 'o -Chns , "
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. � . ood Engli I sh." � ware the hances of a atilt greatia - number Rocheater�not reaching ho � -a until T esday the last exhibition res bed Vorkton, where
may soul'i isved in I I ;mounted to $19,000, orl th�y s&y.! � They -
- " in�o: this country. evening, about two hours flier his m6ther"a $7,000 more than !in 1901. Other receiptai they we�o interce d by, the -authorities
Thau i the idea. eneral Booth d sired finding he r *way I I
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2 Thesy, it is not death. I 1 $6,000, and the credibi 7 o tried to persua a them 1 to return to I
to couve organ! eition that would reach. And now I & n going to p ( arnounted to abou , wh I
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lit of ten that I , lo, 1 bab, then* ,he reasons that �-A well known reeid65 of Centralia balance is $3,000. i. Failin th;. , ti,ey,earroled
. the Omassl.e as they a6rej found, not as t ieolo- � . . f . � t tol thleir homos. ailin in is) -
. � I have ba e convinced me! I wil prophesy passed over to the silent m a* rity on October —The Boor de4gates, who were men , tha womanand Child a and housed them I
gians won have thei . 4 I . . . I . vil,ag
� i that n I 000 moricans 22ad, in the person of Mr.' barb Luker, at Canada by the Brip,ish Government to study a a. where they
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The a 0 a rmy for savin and great pe a rea, Me a , )od tb Mg when fined to his bed for over two years, fromthe oral districts of Ontario, are now doing allowed to� proceed on ,heir journey. Marth" . /
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I hel 1.0 criminals was part o'und ihat they eff�ots of a , Manitob�% and thei'Northwesb. They Will ing on foot, at I t ae *Untj Lt ey bad Gross -
ping buVicts an they see L, t a av ' partial - stebkw of aralysis. The i ag f 1�
the. pe4ker0s . th . a, which he d oted can get e eel ut ]an at ir I ' i I -and aro,no -doubts
Of v pric 3s.- And de0eased was widely knoW,n in that neigh- reach Vancouver about the 17th inst.,, and ad the Manitoba boun 1Ary - �
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I much at ntion to. a believed th t this this is o y t 'a beginnin f the ovement boihood so a local preacher, and was hi me, well on � heir � to Winnipeg, �
� � . : . . . . � gh1Y will go from therelto Now Zealand and Ausl- by this ti ,.. . , .wal I,,
, . j I . istian qualit .. . � ecti t .
subject am ripe for �, rm just no , nd it will go on in g all t time. ea*emed for his many 0 1 W�ich is their obj I 0 poin at the present I
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� or hy.of ma Ught. - He� I - H� was born near Oxf rd, in. Berkshire, —The financial resultsofthehorne e . Tho a y of archers number about. �
. tWh&Zt;: Toronto &Ion a Army had reform, I � ! I . .
� . . e ia the city olice tation, in 9 gland, in the year 181 7, d, came with held in Toronto in,'April last were very mt-! seven hundred. The, I are in a most deplor- .... I
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. a so hit; parents to, this cow Ltry in 1832. He .
Vancouver, ritish Colum , w brothers, isfactory to the as iociatlon which conducted ' able condition, bei . � y -
. earning � honest, livir a 400 ex-crin inale 1 1 r4s convert d jamong the Methodists before the show. The tot oil receipts shown by the! fe I, while�the rigors f the climate and the . ---
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many ofthem oonvi9t , The entertaining . . hel left Ebgiess4d�, and joined, this Methodist financial - � mar is telling on them.
I .. other o �,� sev "a 8 i'i I . nogr V
i I 'hearing o o a an ,teen . stateme just honed, reached 31!2� � severity of the I most, of
I speach an concluded rith a powerful p elk to young, ch0roh in; this! dlountry soon after he oame. 9M..30, while the. xpenditure amounted' to They havel throwwan their eloth.*
. I - t element of soci Bty so years. hey � .�n � . � ything but vegetable � �
. . the A liftiln of , )efb home I i
; plifting of. th GodeAah Star a I
for ' s: Mr. W. J. $9.,865.37, leavi a balance on hand I of ing and re�luse to etut -
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: o7re `5 ]ser Roa@ presented to General Booth time. The I roth ' ,
. air Star some dample apple@ h ch are worth paid out In prizes 8 990 cash and $7S5 for cipal idiet. Th are ,p I . -
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I � 'C�o ir had aany 0 a 20 I I March along chant it their psalms
was propomW by Rev.. Dr. Potts and a cond. , Is 9 hymns. i The women ;rho are detained in -
. ; . I I 's e brother R iode Island 9 f : r t a tree on th —The trial of J sph Sifton for the mur. . . I -
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P , , i Dthees prea ��S_- ce in the c . 40) -greening f X8 ago, was in r, Y rk m home velthout their
I . : � I was Charged��vith being unk P nd ineap- ol I homeitead, lanted b Mr. Cox'x father, der of his father t � ro yes 0-
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� 11 I i ' 11 I I h some lei � o o'd1r. Cox bro, Clute, of Toronto, aobed m1arch. lWhab the roult wili be no one oan
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I General Booth olose'd his services i To.- 'ous 412arge of,assault on a Ind,i, d in 1837 wit I ught ties Britton.. M I . -
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i ronto with si meetin bMmsey H S inday The former!4*@ fined ustia amount, fr�.m Walpole ]61and, w a h d bee as Crown Pron"s itor, and Mr. E. F. B 1. Jbishoped, h waver, thatwhen the '.
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nig.. 0 spoke aring the mornit g and D'�ays, while ii lat �wsz given doing militia service d1w ,the , bellion also of Toronto, defen e a nsl"�n of thee they .��
� . $2.50 or fiv4 - . I .'' `79if _ x urre �aud I
I j � � oner. This 1B the fourth time ton t ough� 4nnger�� e I
. Xf , r000m, but In op � of his' thre wo nionths',,,i�t hard laboi i the c�aln gang, and the tree has borne t sly eve pris I . . - want, �
, I ,&L ! I his year having a 0 t� th and he has been, 11 coniel to their san sea and consent to re-
� . more ithan at usand people I cla'nored in which he I a now serv] ig. 1) Was sup- sioce, t , ba has been before i I jury .
, 1� i jail for nearly4o yeare. ' The evidence! to tl�ejlr homes, where they will be car.
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