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a I --- - - � en f�v a spocific - time, ,that they �-Tin Grand , Tiunk ha5 given Mar -4
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C., .. laxel,expected by . t Snbivden $1,200 damage
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%I - Fine I stirring wo,rds on, 11 Does ,.r s., ITer soia NY -as killed in 0
� .- . 11 � i FURS � T p.,nineteenth annual meetingof Work Pay." Our pray-ers. on form- mm...w ing ilipuse to adhere ,to their agree- � � :-.0st 4
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Is � � - uron Prdsbyterlal of the Wa there 1�w Guelph recently, Thei.
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p - TailGring I years -were for open doors, then - m-ent. Mr. Mackin6on thinks reek at warded $25Q .
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a 1113 --- I'll, and - � AN'D heeld;�'in Henmll on Tuesday of last lor Shades . ,Wmadianapples in thiree pound tins.Pto George McFad
� -1 I . prayers have been answered; some _ ,- �
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L - �� . week. The weather was cleligh say it's useless to ftT Y to convert the ulpy !e I pon be-;
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I . . . . . . - - - - - 11L� . readymade FURNISH and 1 the attendan'c�e very sELtisfac-. -Chinese. Having lived in China for a ow flakey. If propprly p�at up it in taint -city, his thorse'and wa
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AS ,, . � tor Made to Order k by the Cx4oderich train.�- .
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. 11 - . Y havIng several represeatativep, tities ,of pies are 4o�wumed. - . Perth Xotes. .
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ts G. � 11 � - . _. I I ' dS WoT,q, as true and faitih ul as be from Quebec, ,on ae 18th inst., majority of 144. .
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; . � � I . I . . . - . tlhiem Chinese 00nVetts, the. ques- JVJ J1119 -1 . —Mr.� Artkhur Mutton has purchati-i -,
- � along the line. Thoucrh ALEX. WINT"D Six Vilfrid �a:nd Lady Laurier will
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Wh, I ! . . was a abm%t' Year of - but ten .. nia on a three od Mr. Jos. Agar's 60 acre farm ori
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f ; Tds Mi ion work paying. Tbu
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: � r I � � � � - the change in the 6 concession
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39- � , . . . 11 � I . I dnt� - of the an4ual meeting, tMre rakning a Specialty. the 'place of their sojourn. It is Prite; $2,250. f.
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ifk.� . . I . . � tion of his audience for over &a Picture f .
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So QQod ! I . . ! beroUp and offerings, The ttotal I D will be accompanie� by
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Ord 7C, - I . . . . w . membership in 1903 was ,784, in 1904 ,pleasure to have, been. ithere. ". Butj I Tepelat, the first great andi Mrs. Paterson.' and Hon. James -Wve coming year at their present sal.#
Xre - . I ity of the situation is clean, Su '
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faoed aue, � . .. . . ; �.; 810, making. an increase of, 26 mem !dozology and the benediction, ,cIos-1h=*0t and dobent government.' Weil fflierlAnd. i � — -
A 7 � . . - berA. Contributions in 1903 were I --d a very successful and profitable, —Tobacco raising in South Essex Mr. E. G. McLaren, son of Mr.
to 42 - . . - � I - . I or e. all familiar with the bumiliatiuig this sea0an, it . . was far and Mrs. Tbm. M-_Lariean, of MitoheI4
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I � . I I ,$110. t year. was married at Prince Albert, Sas-% �
� ... - � . I - . ' Idered the ladies of Carmel church for been perpetrated and by means of ,r1he . ' durin : ,the pre- katogn, on this 2Ud - inst., 'to Mif�s
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. � ,fhaaZifeXia`9 meeting -5 this year 11thoir kind and generous ho'spitality- w.hieh a minmity Premier
�_ac"h, � � werof exceptiono,ily good. . i! 11 —0 . sent year was, 5,000,000 ).,�:,. almost Ruby S. Robertson, apopular young
__ .. This is a very important matter, and still thany men and women think . e1nabled—and, alas I Jhw4 akso been I - I
__ . . . T)w forenoon session was takein up,11 The Call to- Arms. . double last Year's Op. T ".." obacco, lady of that town.
, � - it of no consequence. They buy just anywhere they'happen to see somethiDg by ithe-rela'ding of the foports a -ad' - ' willing—to cl�gy public deconey and lbai� been 411 well m ed, a4d li-he I bulk —Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirkby,
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,� that strikes their fancy. But there's a difference in stores as well as in 610ths ed its claiq V)w ladies were in The following is Cle leirctilar lef- f launt -before, the people 'his on- was grown _t4o� I ke- Brie of St.,Xarys, celebrated t-beir goid,.i
I � . . I- . jter issued ,by the executive( com- joym,,unt, of a,pooition which - .
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� I � Which do the lecture room where beautiful- � he no' Owe. Tho : is (, -1 a f iner. on wedding on Tuesday of last week.
� . and fura. Some stores go in for 11 eheapixess," others for quality. imittee of Ulm Liberal Association of toriously holds by virtue of such in -
I . . . ly de;c�irated tables, laden with, on- � I quality. than lai,st IE e ision's.. It is ex- —Rev. Tlws. Manning, pastor oll
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i You prof or I . oughl good things to uatisfy the most �ilhlo proviape of Ontario, calling the pe ted that !a bett�r,.jprlbe ithan usu- the St. Marys Methodist zhureb,has
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, - � epiourea,p taste, were spread. n &I will be. paid. I 1 cepted a call to the Methodist
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* C -Ord 3) I yo.0 members, of Pxesbytery, w10 were . vember 23rd: done in the, past ,we may razsoadbly -During a recopt I visit to
, 8,- -Sergem� ; ' in I t It may attempL to do M�. A. B., Ayleswo�th woo asked, -A number of begs which Messrs.
rl ney 'and a L-A)i i session, enjoyea tie feast of ; I Toroatoi Nov. 9,1904. i foroeatA W,ha
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,� Venetian% . You pay your mo tat . � I I �' DeaTSir,-Alta. meeting of "Ila . ek . � in this, it' ket effort to avoid pub- after ,he 'bad seen , ben Douglas & Sons, of,Logan, had been -
, t!hings witb the ladibs. lb 'Premier, w
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Departmeni t I I . � Tha Afternoon Session. loeutivo of the provincial Liberal As- 11 in the Uoe of tmblio danger, and IhB�� was 'going t;D1- , marn in, and he .. Louis' fair were .
-1*4 . I I take .ch -opening proceedings Mrs I sociation, h9d in their irooms to- in roplied bhlat he .Wias -not in politim. detained in quarantine at Port Hur-
- . yo_y r oice. After , , . oraor to afford an opportunity, rDhere . ad. to be
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. I '. i � . -Pletcher, of Thames Road, gave a -�vmatio,n.of ,the Liberals pf Ontaxio, -to avert it, I ,have cafled this meet- . Aijeswort& is
, I - . . inclined to stick to infected with bog cholera, and 13
I . . i I VOTY instr4lictive: Bible reading on - - .
ri Tard.. - & d1o6ity,of God filling the earth-" �for, t4ho, 6,&nWAemtio,n of Ouch -busi- 'n'g- hits legal business. arkd not to entex had to he -killed. ffhey ,were valued
I ...... I If it is smartness of skirle, PJrfection of fit,. thorough reliability at a fair "T '� 11 J. .P. WHITNEY. * jV2,000e � I
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. = price you're after, then this is thei clothing and fur store, for you. . ahoi.�Yiiig bi well chosen words -that I' -, � 1. Towento, November 14, 1904.." : ded . to do - , herwise remains � -Mr. Wfa. Jordan, wbe Iresides a; . I
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" . I I � ' - . Vhle'Glory � of God 4s shown in all iore, I anoo to the Liberal tparty. The oon . . li h f t
. ! - . . 60 be men. ttle -souff -.* -he ivillage. of Dub.-�
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11 I largest and -best selected in the 'Dominion &tLv,e wc�rks,-,esp6ci4lly in -.the crea- q Huron Opinion. - I - . .
�� . From our stock— o . vention will be &eld in 'Aasociat�an :-At a 1Z Of di. lin, met with a severe accident on
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- of Cxnada)—we. are offering som .. sp marred thAt .imagej*but God is Hall, corner of - Yoh-& and McGill tern Fair,, Lon- Saturday, ovee'U14- While tieing up�
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'A .11 I . I I . glotifled in ,t%e mlvation of mad; 0, of ou . . T . otat.6me was a colt in the s,
,t i OR, � . county's borders. � � " Uals be'ein �
I , � . . ' 3 d of NoViember, aad ill be opened llur,dn that. the associa- and struck'Mr. Jordan on tlhx� face,
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I � .. �. I . I I ris , el I I -ugly gaab and breakinZ .
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I . may glorify Chri % name dn tellipz _ pinions on. Itbe. pTesent political tion blad met alli I I . t*hw in ton- making an,
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I I eligible. as member&: I 11 N[T. J. L. Killorm, president .of 2,000 to the good, mews. Thiqmas Lenk.wn and I .
. i - . � Mrs. Shaw, of Egmeadville, the . I r in a very satis- Keefe .
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�he . 0 a do A114. A� 0 0 president, followed with her annual � 1-)4beral senatows from VhiB Pro- the Seaforth Reform Association, This lea the . Improvom,ent �Co., fe,11 from a scoaf-, -
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1. I . I "Vince of Ojiturio. beartily approved of the holdilig of'40t0]ZY P6sition,fi cially. bhe sum -
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ist . k � 0, 1: 10.1. address, -, basing her'- remarks on - .00 to s credi t I � ,t,he jbank bei - g fold Mian4ay -evening, tibe latter re -i
r Thank5glulag Week- 2 -Liberal members and ex -mem- a Provincial Liberal Convention. He ., w it . n
, 91ka . i I . the topic-, 11 The greatest work in - ' .
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.to - 7 - - 4M . bers of. the House of Commonse'or. expressed the opinion ing sovere injury to ihis shoulderl
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. I . . candidalbes in t1he last Pominion -1el- ing togethl& of the onembers of the 11 i --Turnip growinx for commerc�ja.l jand, lfhe former having two ribis
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, I'll � . . . I 1. it." Oixr� pie�wpt'duty ito make t1io ' I I . 4 broken, besides Sustaining intern4b
Ve 1,eation. . I � party from all parts of t -be Province , UT 0005, 'ha:s bolme'to be quite
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� at each $15 00 known, we cannot ibe neutral. . � (
I - 26 Black ,Dog Costs, sizes 40 to 50 3 -Liberal members and ex -mem- V1 )Pie, industry jes of injuries. �
at � - � i I � � . ty�hjt duty of fthe church is to . ohould have em edthusing ef feet on , IsEap 1 i t1he icount
Z i -Tibere. �,paosed away at the home
. - tell all people; t1he disciples did this. Aembly, or, tRw pq,tty ag . a whole, ,while the dis- - Wfa Larloo and Wel ii Igton in Ontario'.
ad - . 15 Black'Caft Coats - -i I at each 125 �00 � didates at Ube last Provincial el- outsisions of matters of interest from' J311YOTO are !taking this 1year's crop O& Mr. Arohie Robertson, in St. �
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i � . ' ection., or Liberal 'candidates who, a party point of iview would bring 6t -about - seven cei 0or bushol, and Marys, an Saturday morning - -
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. kets' � "' the leaders, in touch with the rank igend t1hem as farlaway. as Georgia. imt., Elizabeth D. Robertson, a -gid
.... 12 Ladies' Fur, Jac � at each 20 00 -wowker wit!h Christ, .. let each one Are inow �n 1*1e1ield for election".
� �, . 4 -Tho president and all .vice-gres- and f ile of bhk� �avty, and place be- It is "timated tbo t from some of 90 years. Tau-- deteased lady ,was a
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I . ' � i of � us Near GhTi9t saying, Go Ye. This I I was is $ I ithere w . �
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I ir R-aff&, sable tailltrimmed � ' I . w1h uit Ung, and las .,
I .;:I 10 F-1 at each 3 50 ca� be- done by personal work at '&ntI3, and tdio secretary and treas-: fore, tffi)a leaders the onbiased views the Stad th* 7, ill be eative, of Sc,otland-, but came, to this �
� 7aTer of every riding association. I of �taiieir supporters. ,qhipped in the ndAg4bo�rhood of five. ociqmtTY -e;a q 0 V-0 I
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I � . -,y ,carnest prayer. .,� - 5-T-wonty welpresentat On the liquor question Mr. Kil- I -
at each. 4 76 la ing in.� the- oro'vinm of On- loran was quite. reticent. Looking i -MT H. 13. Kyl�, of Oakville, -%viho of, 11ir-T life. I I
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L.S�r , , � - black and brown . I eacih Tid - .
p2frs r, , 'baTio, to be nomi � .- ...
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. � flowe Mr". Justice Teetzel,
. 50 dozen men's wool, and fleeced lined r sociatiouLL for Ithie, ridnig or by, As� ex- standpoint he did not think* the Gov- beamif of the P�It� imial coloniza-. Mr. it. T.
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r opened-- . 45 "Our Aims and our -P riviloges," as' Ocutiye. . . eTament.,would -gain- anything by ap- Ition branch, an4". ;induced a large Harding, -
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I . Undarwear, all size§ at each I � � a farm aiot of ,$25 -)X
* . � 7 . � Arrangements will ,be'made with pealiag to the country on the pro- filumbei l4barers an-& domes- Ver ,for libel published 11
Met Double � � . I members of the W. V.I. M.S. Jgave a j�tics to come to, itNe Province, -where the Stratford, Htra:ld. The judg-i
I . i - the Tailways f9r reduced ftres, of � hibition question.
�even werme,_ . I . g�andppportunity of impressing up r-, e 191 demand fow i tch help fat ex- ment was entered according for that
: ' which due ndti 1 will b *ven in the Mr. W. - H. Kerr, of the Brussels ithe � �
,'y, wfth blue- � � 4 dozen Ladies' Rainc ats, ten different , on every member their duty. Unsel- . � Id amount and costs, which will not bev
0 , publio- Oreas. Post a)i,d secretary of the East Hur- I etedis t1ble supplys � caves for the4 o
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. - '_ I F ' fiJah w k for Christ being a bless- I '_ I ke quite 'lan -a Similar I .1 avy. The H-�rafd said editorially.
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� beautifially and without capeE; - - . at each, - 5 00 - -, ' Every representative s1blould � I -
T,he needs of ithe women of In- ortna, i on Liberal Association, spo d on sioil Wis week. he
styles, with . 1,91 I a certificate from the president 0; .'lopefully -of tile benef it to b der M is a1nticipAted,;;;;;ii t he ,will be that " Mr. Harding disturbedthe Bor�
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. I secretary of the. a�ssociaticin by T* convelitio it lquite as successf as in taipe past. don meetin,,at Stra
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I - I � I . our. aims in our own Auxiliar,im? . ived f rom a party n. . . , , a gpentleman.
I Pair. . � I which he is nimminmbeA of his appos�t- S ,cou.aty treas. not alet like
� I - s Raincoats' all -cPlori3—faW,n, First, to got all ,women interested I would undoubtedly enthuse the vatrty -jam" �
. 5 dozen -Men I -eon urex of tbo unt , of Prescott, was.. .-H. M. M. -Oft,
: 4- . I . vention. and ws-,%, 143 considered, a str 2 � dharged at the As.4
. - 4 75 in MiSSion -$V-0Tk. Every woman, needs ment to the I I ateg-
. at eacL I . � � I ad aocked in bhe sizes at Stratford, with- .theft from,
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Ih I � I'll � . lbrown, grey � -to 'have a share; a personal invita- . I J. K, KERR# ic move on the part of the Premier. bound and "�g " _- t&o Dominion El-pxew CompanY, St, - .
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i W-25 - - I : . � . � tion is a great inceptiv4�. We need, President Executive Commit�ee. AlWiough, a strong ,temperance man vault bficTys, was found gulltk by Justi'm .
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. I th(e young �-vvomen, the (prayinig wo- - H. M..'MOWA, ", Xx, Kerr was quite outspoken in Tihe "treasurer lba . been robbed of ,one month
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. . ihis views an the prohibiblon ques- *$15,000. Mx. Stcl'l ha,d been in Teet
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. T 4 dozen Ladies' and Girls' Jackets, sizes men. We need the women of talent Secroly.
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. 1 32 to 38, in five different styl-6s"J With - and -we.-need the -silent member. —0 tion. He thought it would'ibe a very the vault Sixteen hmrs. He say S. . I
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.1.189ant Mar- . ChTist's command to his' disciples is unwise move on the 1part of the Ross tUat about 5 , ..4 while seated in people . Ynm
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. . 'Whitne3i's 1,Aanifesto. gove�rjimqnt to al3peal to t,he coun- thlis office, two mlsrett men entered doubt prevented the .-Antence fxomV
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DV this sea- . � and without Shoulder capes ' . . at each . 4 '75 for us. " As 00 Fathqr hatb Mr. - I Jobla tzle
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� � . . - -even so send I you.`� 71D! - The Provincial Coimservat'ives arp, try on this question. In his opin- owd threatened � more - -
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I - . man waS, f ixs.t in ithle t ransgression I �0 hlave a he,country wasnot rea .
- 1 � convention in Zpronto on i ion � dy for Igo ftis feet and han,d;, him,- and and Henry Sohneider were also lsen�
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J � , rs black . -ext week, the da,,y fol- * sweeping 'a ,measure, and au'appeal pudhied him inside.1he wault. After tenced, the foTmer being given five
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I 1 150 Men's Dress; Overcoats, in 0010 ) yet- th)e Promise was "The seed of , Thursday of n, i _ I ' s, at th,e Kingston penitentiary,
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� Each. .1 d and fancy pat- - � �be woman tsh-all bruise,t ad of', 14wing ,Uhe. Libtxal convention. The � to thle country on it would be dis- gatawring up $15, [ 00 - the, Imen .6losed, Year
. I , blue, krey stripe Ml i'g manifesto ih%s b,cen issued adt'roits to 'thle- party, and fo �tbe, tible door of the tv i � t, looked it, and '-and 'fib* latter one ,irear.
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w . $5 J00 bo 8 00 the serpent." e He 0 �rte Xr Alfred Gunning died at hi -A
I tern 'i . Greeting from St.' Paul's Anglic-, by Mr. Whitney, the. opposition -lead-_ cause of -temperanc . t -h ught � 't ��� ursday,
i- I . . I . . . I . L it should be possible for the probi-I -Dr. -Comfox olice magistrate, b0m'B. in St. Marys on Th
i � .. I an c�h,urch ,svws brought in a. few well I ot: _ - d 44 -
� I . i 11 . t Catihaxinesl ' h* has just re- November 3rd, a,ge fyiaats, While �
.� � " chor,un wo�rds by Mrs. Clegg andi ".'To t1heeleotor;s of -the Province of bitionists and fibio, liquor people to� Of 8 - .
t"r. - I I � j11at' tuYne � isko-ar ,Now On- visiting at Iiis old 11wme near Whal-
� . - `100 Boys' Overcoats,. :: ster and R i1rom � the Society of -the Methodist'. OiataTio: , if �. I
L . - . aglallefte I come fo !wine arrangement d from New is a;go the was -strick-
I . . alarmed at the - would be satisfactory to both ; fail- tario, on ,a Moose q nting trip, says on a few M0110,
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& "I style b,y� volunteers for ,different Tigbiteolis- indiignation of the peo- ing that lie favored a striagent en- 0111at the ,wuntTY!J ' ,,there is enjoy- en with paral I , He partly recov-
c . . � he exed but about Awo weeks ago he
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t t I � I *, I . : mission fields a4d laborers w4s re- � t, I force -ant of t present license ing a boom 1110�' I
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1 175 Men's Suits style silngle - and double - - - .:spmded to by Several ladies. During Roe by means of traud and crime, . _V- . . � . . In ,aev�er rallied. Mx. Gunning was a
I . thle collection all joined in 13ing`1A19 I . I
� ` � New Lisk-eard ! ' I vacant son .
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lix - ll I -- . . a joyful sound." is about to -make a last and desper- ' I ,. , Canada. of MY, Jas. qunnin.-,, of- wilia1v,116 :
. .. .. � breasted Sizes 34 o 44, in varied pat , 11 We -be constituencies. ,c,aj hou-se. Rich fi' �ij in mines are rt Some monQs ago, not bein
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I ns "of checks a d Stripes, black and � - - sponsible 0
- ter , ), . I offering for'the year i prayer. "In order that th layge majority.i conductor, wlboi ran between Xont4 I leaves , _;
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. 11117. )I e vire o, �om. The pe p - j,eaMo
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0 6 00 to 9 00 i Misg Wilson, of Clinto of t* people, those ,vho desire, cle. roal and Quebec, s1hot thimself in th
; . hlu-e: Worsted !,. rr � I iinho is'a daughter of Mxa.
! . I I . . eice4t government, � pect of gettlyA.;X `- 'rand Trunk Pa. .1 wife,
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I . � -1 I 1. Ivory &actical talk on instructing ,honest an d d . M 'I t --Y i T16411t _tWvMpI0, on Friday nh.ght, anfl � 'r it -
� e oitio, and bbley �r the new ro4A Tlios. Fostie,_, Grantan, and two li: - _.
- 'unity to discuss th4', I
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. . i, ill be t1hv,- M-i6'ili - �, of New Onta . - tie boDY0.
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. � I 3 piece, for ages 4 to . Isiork'atics and bbeir fields.of labor. situation, I have instructed the of-, was a young man and unma W !, . ... ssen _Tll� .1 .
Jter .. IW'BoyB' Suits 2- and . . . . Dr. Comfor t f o pa ger traf- morning freight train which
E, __ � - I J . I Rev. F. F. McL. Smibb, of Honsall, f ioeTa of ,the Liberal -Conservative Td�e cause of his act has not =� 110 `""- 4-ij, . i * due at Mitchell a -bout 6.0# '04, -
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� . 16 yeara single � double breasted I ; es- -Asaoci&tion of the province ,to ask I fie in the dircetik.1- he was g0mg so AS . . �
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� I me�mbers of the Ossociation a4d - great that . he coO I scarcely get a elmk, brolr
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__ . I ts i" I bytery, bringing congratulations on bhk,, �Tbje will of the 4ate. William M. ilt� I ,
� - I also Norfolk style'; 'odd 'Sui . q' seat on tdm rail,N� A. .train. day mo)rning -of last week on See- `
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� I . rogress we are making. - -also represeatatives from- tjhK-, mun- Donough, rotired merchant, of Lon- t four miles -east of
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; . co will sell at about half regular.vahle 1 50 tO 3 00 t)"e " lities to� ,meet .at Assopfiation don, i1ma been entered for probat�._ -The - ... t . of the eared bach's hill abou
9 pile I Mrs. F. H. Larkin, of Seaforth, eon- i i pla . i rdsentfn' ' Grand Mitaell. The front part of the
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I - -, , . . ducted a mission band conference. hall, in thle city of Toronto, 011 It provides for the Aisposition of an . .1 station
.�;_ I I � - . Jury at the �e .4 tounty Assizes. trladn Tan -into thp- . yard,Lhe
- . ip,new ideas rea- %hursday, November 24, 1904, at 2 "tate valued at $140,000, qv;hi0h will, g make up -
POW-—' - . Young people take i . - . . t "week -. �1.1� most frequent, trainmen bad started *to .
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I hl e and grey, sizes . dily. Tht Band must be alive t _ f
�, in ,_ - o, the o'clock p. in, In addition, .1 invitB be about equally divided betWo6ni las f ,
25 Boys' Reefers, I ; " Cause of dis-hiones .1which we. Telgret and did not got time to Switch of-
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22 to 32 � . y, no ma,ttor what .their party ve to bolie-� Iiis rather on the before the 'cars that
no paini, . ust be. a consecrated devoted per- none -Xa:ftlew Staples, a Tarmer 0-fi he de- came tearitlg into the
ing 1; . � � . . � m ) affiliationSr-may be, and w10 sympa- Qtrman district, Manitoba -,vas kil- indreaw-, than Ot �, wise, is it yard and
"as they al-. �' . l . son, full- of enthusiasm, nvitb 4doef . 0 ae t rich - t witbou ch craihed into the rear end -of the
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ake hold of , rs, heavily . I . � strong love for girls, even the giddy � thize, with our . objeotsi ito attend led nea,r Carman on Saturday. aire. to g.6 � t mu , demolishins a box �car filled.
, 50 pairs of Boys'' odd knicke us �j their ad ' labor, -oft" by V �bling, ivibich has train 9
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I. Th4 art, � � . ones. The,,pTesident must be on time, also .and ibelp - vim and'was driving to town -for a load 'of .1--lyn arl,
. : such an 'alluire-M.. - � for Ine y all, with peas which hadbeen shipped for
50' t. lumber, w1en his horses ,ran aw�y, � .
sizes 22 io 32 i at each I I opeaiing and closing promptly. Quite O'deouragemen . . Walter Thomson. The ground
, I I Ali and an almost i Pztible at�raction Mr
�Ors furnish lined, I . n the' presence of great public upsetti,ng the wa-,,g,on,
�e it -will bet . . - I . . .. a discussion, followed about studies r l NITIn: I cov-cred with peas several feet
. I � . I r .1 . peril Iyarty designation and differ- struck on for tqwse who c , , ander its spell, was roken castings -
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� . i1e.F.T1 Who , loo pairs of Mon.'s u.6users, all'sizeli, in va- I land leaders. , 1wats the for-ohead and i:p- espe�ially tite TL men. Itwould ,p, and b and twist-
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I 1� - i ere ele*L- eaces are of secondary importance. stantly killed.. . �� danger more ser- § about in -all directio-im
. ales to -oust . ! " 5 The following officers w
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I# The f jr,st '!great necessity Of the -W. A. Scott, for over1twenky �e w6ll to .have it I � I � ,
z _-, candidatef � rietv of patterns' . . � ,ed for the ensuing year: President, 0 OUSly PoDinted 04' So much. so is _Oftle; of bbie oldest residents of
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:L- I I . li Mrs. Shaw, Egmondvifle; second situation is zloan, honest and de- years treasurer of the'eity of W' I ,.
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- I V of the ,nipeg, has resigned his position, ,L: s t1re � ii�e -the to St. MArys about -two mentlirs age,
nds,y secom"' degitiniate spoirt Avonbank, - W -hp had oalyTemov,dd Lon—
I 5 dozen pair � : � hanorarY prosident*` Mrs. Hamilton, oemt gove'riament. The polio. , � tYL u it � �
.,little rk -4 ffen's� D s � � t.6 which is 450 developing
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I rvjsi,,Lrt7ed ia - . - 500 ,Godoria�; 19t vice, Mrs., E . Saw- oppo6itian in t1hp- Legislature is will de,vote bl entire attention I! Physical to its Q. � lbas by betting died on November 3rd, in the per-
.. ol lined all sizes � t4ha people, and has re- ,,is �,
WO . � iers, Brucefield- 2nd vici, Mrs. F.H. familiar to insurance business. When Xr. . 11 I
�t Mary &Jef- 3 . i I o become tibe .1 of (ruilling the eon of Mr. JAU McMillan, aged. $5-
i . 0 - i of our The late John Aiken McMillan, was
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ouslY ng G101 es, heavily i Ilop; secretary, Mrs.. cation by a majority of six or seven penditure,was under $400,000. 1 Js n , # , of Some born in T.anarkshire, Scotland. For ��_
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; Larkin, Seafo i Lai-, ,3rd vice, Mrs. ceived their endorsement and watifi- Scott first took office ,tbe, city �'�_ morals and fi
� III,& 4 dozen pair Men's Wo&i � CaTsWell, MIGE To this record we, XIOW $2,000,000. t I In
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Ling hOr sOIX pet pair- , 250 R. Irwin, Clinton,,, treasur'er, Mrs -A. thousapd, votes. - * I -William C . , whose father about forty years ihe was a resid-
, lined .1 . - . I Scott, Seafort�; �eoretar.y of sup- point with 'pride. -Orillia claim's Ue distinction of ; -
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it &IS week- .- inton; Be t tex Agricuttural Instruction. blife oldest voter in the Dominion. liv,w in St. Ca , "' 1,40s, went to Man- ent of Avenbank, w1ore 1he was a sue-
� his �ard bx , ; plies, Miss K. MeTaggart, C1 1114 oitize.n,
. � Mrs. Wm. ' August !I4 the harves -
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ys, H&VY Ribbed Wool Stock- . s�aoretary of litera ' "'The question of. in-c,reasing the Mr. Patrick Reedy, wilho is in his itoba in I ters, ccmful farmer and good -
,,I ney "out three greatly ,esteemed
,�,e standard o L : . * . � ture, - . - X � , by all who came
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I I - megas of obtaining agricultural in- 98bh, I
, � 25C Martin, Exeter; Mission Band isee year, and walked &alf, a mile; to ox cur'SlOn - r- Cl,�. ill- rs was, plomg,h- in contact with him. I �
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. �27 � urric- lap
for Ois di- ings, sizes 6 to I "'. per pair .. I strixotion by addigg it to, Me 0 his nat*al AvOeks ago, it . His wife prede- --
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A oaridO,atei � � I rotary, Miss J. Wilson, Clinton. cast this vote. He has all . g wit,U threwo Wses In a field ou ceasedhim about fourteen years ago.,
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A� I , , Numerous votes of thanks wo,re ulum in tbX High-6chools and Col- faGuities, and can see to read tbe 1-ol . . .1. is but ,he is survived P,v two sons. -A-
�hat h0- wil, aid � of Ulm farm in Ma "oba whare he
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Y i -1 .1 16 dozen Men's Wool SOx, medium - passed, and it was agreed tbat the legiate Institutes, and providia; daily papers without the, . ma I M previous -he fell at .
.Ipeofictl it . ork � i� .employed, when 4 .
. t ' ' 25c col,i§ of land for practical w spectacles. 'I ��, was attacked by bout two weeks
;, rgise4, and a . weight, two pair . next ai4nual meeting be leld in St. par . daughter' pf two large prairie� A olves. The beasts tbe el -de of tie house and broke his
, 'Anftew's - and a�sio. �h!e question .of e- -Mrs, Allen, elder I , is stock to his nervous
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, - church, Kippen. The col f great fe- .hip. Frona thi .
- -'� ottacked, 0hestne, ��, with
1, ounted to ment � of system's of sewerage in Mr. W. T. R. Preston, Emigration ,- .
_Xr.M4 - It" . . . . ; lootion i n the afternoon ram I i. y the �ystem be did not ireeover.
. ity. Tihe horl't, terrified b:
)s Nes, in made u� knota, 1 $16.72. 'At tple close of the meeting. to-%Yns.� and villages, are amoni; the Comn�lssionor for Canada in England, TOc ,. -David Currie, who is workinig at
=-WAF60 z en T �) 1 were a Z . ain -entertained in quostis6ns advocated by us.' , is to b ec,om4 the Mayoress of Cjo.y_ dreadful howls 4� (the.twolvies, gal- -
. . - �, at, ' 260 tle ladies' I . loped away, dra-0;� 'he Vlow after the.placing of the new beating ap
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wita- a ser,4 each h an important bourgh on the . . 4ig t
W,hile Out! I . four-in-han&7 '8trings and bOwl . . bbe lecture room,by the, ladies of so Lekisiat eized a stick of paratus in the basement *f the. St.
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p � � ; . / garmel church. � facilitate -� the acquirement by mu- southern *border of London, Eng-. bNW1 I MaTys town ball, bad attached an-
,� W`awaff,067A ' . - r husband, Ald. Allen, J.P. wood", which wo ,fortunately lying
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. ples at 5 dozen B s' Tqque Knit caps'.�-colors, T[he closing- addxess was Igivoift by nicipal�tiejs, on proper and TeaSOn land. He I esday af -
ig ILP, oly . noe= by, I ficiavored ito. clef end old P
' A _,loot)rle wire, on Weda
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� . . 25c rs.(Rev.) Smith, of Hensall, who in able, borms, of' all Public Utilities will shortly resurae the dutie�* -of .1. t (f, Lily suc- ternoon last, -to one of the IaMV
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. I to provide machinery f or Chief Magistrate of that town ' H *
4in?" when I blue, red and striped, large tas'e . a few well c1hosenwords, asked very and also . ,himself from th , . Tht wires,so, as t,o see better at his work.
LYOWIng him- - ; - I.. ne -th�e p-r'bmpt settlements of disputes - -Probably the oldest man in Can- ceeded in killing',!One of them -,
"his arin--A- . I fitly, ii,lhat has this meeting do . other wolf, bow4*.r, 'continued the When the dwsk -of afterroon. rAme
I *Moleskin and. Mu e and black , I -belped usf 'We hold between capital and labm. ada, who exercised his, frdnehis� on . ' t
rave out � to . 100 pair Of Ken's . for us, has it ' session of the Leg- November 3rd ,was Philip Chishiolm, attack. , 4, ',' was rapidly los- On he had a narrow escape from be-
, F a position seound to none; we work � I'll At the last I I
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-Monday ev- I V -Dants large Sizes only, per pair 760 I ing his.. tr, t 0 ,ud when the wolf ing electrocuted. He bad warDed a
d err3 ,, ) I � Id -wide mot!" to bring iiiature the Opposition proposed of Lool Lomond, C. B., who pdlled .
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joyable I - with a wor I imnped Ms " " Z and fastened its boy .helper that when be should call
- . T aming Railway con- bis vote for J)uncan Finlayson, Lib- Ju I
'he 7 h d quickly.
17'P-00091510, w,hd - . t a gospet to the heathen. his, that the Temisk , - 3-
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"'Ireshing for. - - should be operated by the illing him -to t'N',me),16rround, and prob- -
� I : - work. Let us do and not dream. . meat, Chisholm was 101 years old in une P, Ile . h' -,y coul& of a bary spot of the live wire with -
s, returng- , i _ - m Of Teays- This last, and he hopes. to be able to vote ably Ing A C estul
I -1 province for a t4W � 'Wilin, . - and - 4 instantly he was
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rt., tile West . I The Evening Meeting. of f er velly litt , xesistance. Fortu. his 1pf t h. . an
; I)POT-tunity for a practical test of once more for Laurier, e jumpvd at on -M on a board
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� n 1, Wt Ube evening in�eeting, �vhich was 't operation of railways, ,tely for ohj�4tney, another man histr 11
I Governmen � . -Mr. W. A. Mackinnon, Canadian JU . . .
. Largely attended, well render.ddduets me in s) ght � hen, and seeing I so as the current would not form a
- . Ar-Ift . was voted 0own by the Government. agent at Bristol, England, writing. Oa P, pulled and jerked to
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. Stewart,, and a solo by members in the"choir � the depart- Chestney's do � , ltla:e situation, rant circuit. H
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. � G r %e�- i g, � Assessmimt Of Railways. an October 31st, to i - toosan himsolf but it was of )TOUvail.
. . Varied t -he programme. Rev. Mr. . Et
t.jtj, legglngp, 5 ; serious t,O blg a!�sists;7n'i� '�� The wolf. seeing
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,If- I I 1, of MoKillop, as a delegate I -The attitude of the Opposition me-nt at Ottawa, m*kes the � � his'new anba-Z04�',t, decamped. chost- -Se yelled for help and finally bL1%
- Tbli iff tya'a , , . CaTswe tLbie question � of proper assess- statement that Can4dian shipments 1. e and eared for, boy helper heard bim eame tio his
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. 4,01'a agolt, for " � as made of f lour 34ual to the igam- I I I are considered i -ro-scue and pulled the live wire fromm
�, i terial, said:- ment of railway property ,w . ,.
. Geqrga A. 816tor Sros.5' ,�Old Stand, ladies of tffie ' Presby pass the pleS on �i PM severe,
, Johns -6,n by bheir ef forts -to wwhilow e iorders were giv- and 'his
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1, ; 190.1 . I I �_ go r1khe PresbyterT rejoices in the clear Rao'10,6t the rescuer an- I bis hand. The ' b0Y got a. -
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- wili be _ I work done by the W. F. M. S.11 in Pettypiece Bill asabasis far action partment. He also ,)eared when bO� i did, ithe wolf would Isbook in doirrr ,So, nbd Mr. Currie f011
aent � � _177 C) JR .1= t -efforts w,hich failed when +be pro- t1culgra to the de 6�ajy .,U�,,6 killed him. - helpless to the cement floor of the
.. 14 I M Ok I A . a few earnest words be. pointed out I . -s of undoub, *_ nrevived again. �
�hool 910 the . S _V__1 -Z::N- -LA -I- L:�3 - ortunities and our privileges motet of t6e bill abandoned it and calls plain I t L-144-
'91 . , our OPP usinesslike methods -of 'Can- 1 I
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and ila-it- � �, f shoulddo our duty Joined the Government in killing the unb I -Two ba19M - be attW out 1 One minute tonlror aelay,of help and
il.t;h artion- �, 1. ! to use tbietm- We it. These aTe some -of .the questions adian ai�p'eTs, who seem to be un- - been eleotroonted.
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_ JP @Stern Ontario. lest -retribution ovbrtake us. 0 � 1z" at Stratford, I be would have
�erl ts bi-W-it __ '..Phe Largeat Clothing and Fur Store in. W e0ted. able to TealiZO when 'an order is giv- of Wurt .a , Z .
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� .- . 11 � i FURS � T p.,nineteenth annual meetingof Work Pay." Our pray-ers. on form- mm...w ing ilipuse to adhere ,to their agree- � � :-.0st 4
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a 1113 --- I'll, and - � AN'D heeld;�'in Henmll on Tuesday of last lor Shades . ,Wmadianapples in thiree pound tins.Pto George McFad
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ts G. � 11 � - . _. I I ' dS WoT,q, as true and faitih ul as be from Quebec, ,on ae 18th inst., majority of 144. .
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So QQod ! I . . ! beroUp and offerings, The ttotal I D will be accompanie� by
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Ord 7C, - I . . . . w . membership in 1903 was ,784, in 1904 ,pleasure to have, been. ithere. ". Butj I Tepelat, the first great andi Mrs. Paterson.' and Hon. James -Wve coming year at their present sal.#
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faoed aue, � . .. . . ; �.; 810, making. an increase of, 26 mem !dozology and the benediction, ,cIos-1h=*0t and dobent government.' Weil fflierlAnd. i � — -
A 7 � . . - berA. Contributions in 1903 were I --d a very successful and profitable, —Tobacco raising in South Essex Mr. E. G. McLaren, son of Mr.
to 42 - . . - � I - . I or e. all familiar with the bumiliatiuig this sea0an, it . . was far and Mrs. Tbm. M-_Lariean, of MitoheI4
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lue. - *****" - Our Imeeting. A vote of tihank3w,10 ion- I atcWy of tl* iniquities, *hkh .. ve bktoT �
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. � ,fhaaZifeXia`9 meeting -5 this year 11thoir kind and generous ho'spitality- w.hieh a minmity Premier
�_ac"h, � � werof exceptiono,ily good. . i! 11 —0 . sent year was, 5,000,000 ).,�:,. almost Ruby S. Robertson, apopular young
__ .. This is a very important matter, and still thany men and women think . e1nabled—and, alas I Jhw4 akso been I - I
__ . . . T)w forenoon session was takein up,11 The Call to- Arms. . double last Year's Op. T ".." obacco, lady of that town.
, � - it of no consequence. They buy just anywhere they'happen to see somethiDg by ithe-rela'ding of the foports a -ad' - ' willing—to cl�gy public deconey and lbai� been 411 well m ed, a4d li-he I bulk —Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirkby,
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,� that strikes their fancy. But there's a difference in stores as well as in 610ths ed its claiq V)w ladies were in The following is Cle leirctilar lef- f launt -before, the people 'his on- was grown _t4o� I ke- Brie of St.,Xarys, celebrated t-beir goid,.i
I � . . I- . jter issued ,by the executive( com- joym,,unt, of a,pooition which - .
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� . and fura. Some stores go in for 11 eheapixess," others for quality. imittee of Ulm Liberal Association of toriously holds by virtue of such in -
I . . . ly de;c�irated tables, laden with, on- � I quality. than lai,st IE e ision's.. It is ex- —Rev. Tlws. Manning, pastor oll
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i You prof or I . oughl good things to uatisfy the most �ilhlo proviape of Ontario, calling the pe ted that !a bett�r,.jprlbe ithan usu- the St. Marys Methodist zhureb,has
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, - � epiourea,p taste, were spread. n &I will be. paid. I 1 cepted a call to the Methodist
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* C -Ord 3) I yo.0 members, of Pxesbytery, w10 were . vember 23rd: done in the, past ,we may razsoadbly -During a recopt I visit to
, 8,- -Sergem� ; ' in I t It may attempL to do M�. A. B., Ayleswo�th woo asked, -A number of begs which Messrs.
rl ney 'and a L-A)i i session, enjoyea tie feast of ; I Toroatoi Nov. 9,1904. i foroeatA W,ha
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Departmeni t I I . � Tha Afternoon Session. loeutivo of the provincial Liberal As- 11 in the Uoe of tmblio danger, and IhB�� was 'going t;D1- , marn in, and he .. Louis' fair were .
-1*4 . I I take .ch -opening proceedings Mrs I sociation, h9d in their irooms to- in roplied bhlat he .Wias -not in politim. detained in quarantine at Port Hur-
- . yo_y r oice. After , , . oraor to afford an opportunity, rDhere . ad. to be
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, I - . . inclined to stick to infected with bog cholera, and 13
I . . i I VOTY instr4lictive: Bible reading on - - .
ri Tard.. - & d1o6ity,of God filling the earth-" �for, t4ho, 6,&nWAemtio,n of Ouch -busi- 'n'g- hits legal business. arkd not to entex had to he -killed. ffhey ,were valued
I ...... I If it is smartness of skirle, PJrfection of fit,. thorough reliability at a fair "T '� 11 J. .P. WHITNEY. * jV2,000e � I
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. = price you're after, then this is thei clothing and fur store, for you. . ahoi.�Yiiig bi well chosen words -that I' -, � 1. Towento, November 14, 1904.." : ded . to do - , herwise remains � -Mr. Wfa. Jordan, wbe Iresides a; . I
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" . I I � ' - . Vhle'Glory � of God 4s shown in all iore, I anoo to the Liberal tparty. The oon . . li h f t
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11 I largest and -best selected in the 'Dominion &tLv,e wc�rks,-,esp6ci4lly in -.the crea- q Huron Opinion. - I - . .
�� . From our stock— o . vention will be &eld in 'Aasociat�an :-At a 1Z Of di. lin, met with a severe accident on
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- of Cxnada)—we. are offering som .. sp marred thAt .imagej*but God is Hall, corner of - Yoh-& and McGill tern Fair,, Lon- Saturday, ovee'U14- While tieing up�
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I I eligible. as member&: I 11 N[T. J. L. Killorm, president .of 2,000 to the good, mews. Thiqmas Lenk.wn and I .
. i - . � Mrs. Shaw, of Egmeadville, the . I r in a very satis- Keefe .
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�he . 0 a do A114. A� 0 0 president, followed with her annual � 1-)4beral senatows from VhiB Pro- the Seaforth Reform Association, This lea the . Improvom,ent �Co., fe,11 from a scoaf-, -
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r Thank5glulag Week- 2 -Liberal members and ex -mem- a Provincial Liberal Convention. He ., w it . n
, 91ka . i I . the topic-, 11 The greatest work in - ' .
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.to - 7 - - 4M . bers of. the House of Commonse'or. expressed the opinion ing sovere injury to ihis shoulderl
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. I . . candidalbes in t1he last Pominion -1el- ing togethl& of the onembers of the 11 i --Turnip growinx for commerc�ja.l jand, lfhe former having two ribis
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Ve 1,eation. . I � party from all parts of t -be Province , UT 0005, 'ha:s bolme'to be quite
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I - 26 Black ,Dog Costs, sizes 40 to 50 3 -Liberal members and ex -mem- V1 )Pie, industry jes of injuries. �
at � - � i I � � . ty�hjt duty of fthe church is to . ohould have em edthusing ef feet on , IsEap 1 i t1he icount
Z i -Tibere. �,paosed away at the home
. - tell all people; t1he disciples did this. Aembly, or, tRw pq,tty ag . a whole, ,while the dis- - Wfa Larloo and Wel ii Igton in Ontario'.
ad - . 15 Black'Caft Coats - -i I at each 125 �00 � didates at Ube last Provincial el- outsisions of matters of interest from' J311YOTO are !taking this 1year's crop O& Mr. Arohie Robertson, in St. �
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i � . ' ection., or Liberal 'candidates who, a party point of iview would bring 6t -about - seven cei 0or bushol, and Marys, an Saturday morning - -
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.... 12 Ladies' Fur, Jac � at each 20 00 -wowker wit!h Christ, .. let each one Are inow �n 1*1e1ield for election".
� �, . 4 -Tho president and all .vice-gres- and f ile of bhk� �avty, and place be- It is "timated tbo t from some of 90 years. Tau-- deteased lady ,was a
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I ir R-aff&, sable tailltrimmed � ' I . w1h uit Ung, and las .,
I .;:I 10 F-1 at each 3 50 ca� be- done by personal work at '&ntI3, and tdio secretary and treas-: fore, tffi)a leaders the onbiased views the Stad th* 7, ill be eative, of Sc,otland-, but came, to this �
� 7aTer of every riding association. I of �taiieir supporters. ,qhipped in the ndAg4bo�rhood of five. ociqmtTY -e;a q 0 V-0 I
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I � . -,y ,carnest prayer. .,� - 5-T-wonty welpresentat On the liquor question Mr. Kil- I -
at each. 4 76 la ing in.� the- oro'vinm of On- loran was quite. reticent. Looking i -MT H. 13. Kyl�, of Oakville, -%viho of, 11ir-T life. I I
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L.S�r , , � - black and brown . I eacih Tid - .
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. 50 dozen men's wool, and fleeced lined r sociatiouLL for Ithie, ridnig or by, As� ex- standpoint he did not think* the Gov- beamif of the P�It� imial coloniza-. Mr. it. T.
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* . � 7 . � Arrangements will ,be'made with pealiag to the country on the pro- filumbei l4barers an-& domes- Ver ,for libel published 11
Met Double � � . I members of the W. V.I. M.S. Jgave a j�tics to come to, itNe Province, -where the Stratford, Htra:ld. The judg-i
I . i - the Tailways f9r reduced ftres, of � hibition question.
�even werme,_ . I . g�andppportunity of impressing up r-, e 191 demand fow i tch help fat ex- ment was entered according for that
: ' which due ndti 1 will b *ven in the Mr. W. - H. Kerr, of the Brussels ithe � �
,'y, wfth blue- � � 4 dozen Ladies' Rainc ats, ten different , on every member their duty. Unsel- . � Id amount and costs, which will not bev
0 , publio- Oreas. Post a)i,d secretary of the East Hur- I etedis t1ble supplys � caves for the4 o
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T,he needs of ithe women of In- ortna, i on Liberal Association, spo d on sioil Wis week. he
styles, with . 1,91 I a certificate from the president 0; .'lopefully -of tile benef it to b der M is a1nticipAted,;;;;;ii t he ,will be that " Mr. Harding disturbedthe Bor�
. . . �14a !�dv6uld appeal to us. What are I e 't tford and did
. I secretary of the. a�ssociaticin by T* convelitio it lquite as successf as in taipe past. don meetin,,at Stra
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I - I � I . our. aims in our own Auxiliar,im? . ived f rom a party n. . . , , a gpentleman.
I Pair. . � I which he is nimminmbeA of his appos�t- S ,cou.aty treas. not alet like
� I - s Raincoats' all -cPlori3—faW,n, First, to got all ,women interested I would undoubtedly enthuse the vatrty -jam" �
. 5 dozen -Men I -eon urex of tbo unt , of Prescott, was.. .-H. M. M. -Oft,
: 4- . I . vention. and ws-,%, 143 considered, a str 2 � dharged at the As.4
. - 4 75 in MiSSion -$V-0Tk. Every woman, needs ment to the I I ateg-
. at eacL I . � � I ad aocked in bhe sizes at Stratford, with- .theft from,
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Ih I � I'll � . lbrown, grey � -to 'have a share; a personal invita- . I J. K, KERR# ic move on the part of the Premier. bound and "�g " _- t&o Dominion El-pxew CompanY, St, - .
�� � I I � I of this offie i t hie other day.
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i W-25 - - I : . � . � tion is a great inceptiv4�. We need, President Executive Commit�ee. AlWiough, a strong ,temperance man vault bficTys, was found gulltk by Justi'm .
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. I th(e young �-vvomen, the (prayinig wo- - H. M..'MOWA, ", Xx, Kerr was quite outspoken in Tihe "treasurer lba . been robbed of ,one month
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. . ihis views an the prohibiblon ques- *$15,000. Mx. Stcl'l ha,d been in Teet
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. T 4 dozen Ladies' and Girls' Jackets, sizes men. We need the women of talent Secroly.
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. large sized, - I in jail. A pvt1tion from.,st. MAr"
. 1 32 to 38, in five different styl-6s"J With - and -we.-need the -silent member. —0 tion. He thought it would'ibe a very the vault Sixteen hmrs. He say S. . I
. . -p. i r repo ending mercy no
.1.189ant Mar- . ChTist's command to his' disciples is unwise move on the 1part of the Ross tUat about 5 , ..4 while seated in people . Ynm
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. . 'Whitne3i's 1,Aanifesto. gove�rjimqnt to al3peal to t,he coun- thlis office, two mlsrett men entered doubt prevented the .-Antence fxomV
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DV this sea- . � and without Shoulder capes ' . . at each . 4 '75 for us. " As 00 Fathqr hatb Mr. - I Jobla tzle
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� � . . - -even so send I you.`� 71D! - The Provincial Coimservat'ives arp, try on this question. In his opin- owd threatened � more - -
a are great - , - 1. . I ine to you I .1 it agged
I - . man waS, f ixs.t in ithle t ransgression I �0 hlave a he,country wasnot rea .
- 1 � convention in Zpronto on i ion � dy for Igo ftis feet and han,d;, him,- and and Henry Sohneider were also lsen�
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J � , rs black . -ext week, the da,,y fol- * sweeping 'a ,measure, and au'appeal pudhied him inside.1he wault. After tenced, the foTmer being given five
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I 1 150 Men's Dress; Overcoats, in 0010 ) yet- th)e Promise was "The seed of , Thursday of n, i _ I ' s, at th,e Kingston penitentiary,
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� Each. .1 d and fancy pat- - � �be woman tsh-all bruise,t ad of', 14wing ,Uhe. Libtxal convention. The � to thle country on it would be dis- gatawring up $15, [ 00 - the, Imen .6losed, Year
. I , blue, krey stripe Ml i'g manifesto ih%s b,cen issued adt'roits to 'thle- party, and fo �tbe, tible door of the tv i � t, looked it, and '-and 'fib* latter one ,irear.
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w . $5 J00 bo 8 00 the serpent." e He 0 �rte Xr Alfred Gunning died at hi -A
I tern 'i . Greeting from St.' Paul's Anglic-, by Mr. Whitney, the. opposition -lead-_ cause of -temperanc . t -h ught � 't ��� ursday,
i- I . . I . . . I . L it should be possible for the probi-I -Dr. -Comfox olice magistrate, b0m'B. in St. Marys on Th
i � .. I an c�h,urch ,svws brought in a. few well I ot: _ - d 44 -
� I . i 11 . t Catihaxinesl ' h* has just re- November 3rd, a,ge fyiaats, While �
.� � " chor,un wo�rds by Mrs. Clegg andi ".'To t1heeleotor;s of -the Province of bitionists and fibio, liquor people to� Of 8 - .
t"r. - I I � j11at' tuYne � isko-ar ,Now On- visiting at Iiis old 11wme near Whal-
� . - `100 Boys' Overcoats,. :: ster and R i1rom � the Society of -the Methodist'. OiataTio: , if �. I
L . - . aglallefte I come fo !wine arrangement d from New is a;go the was -strick-
I . . alarmed at the - would be satisfactory to both ; fail- tario, on ,a Moose q nting trip, says on a few M0110,
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. ... � 'It 3 00 t7o 6 00 church by Mrs. Medd, all of 11ensall. " Driven -to bay and I 11
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& "I style b,y� volunteers for ,different Tigbiteolis- indiignation of the peo- ing that lie favored a striagent en- 0111at the ,wuntTY!J ' ,,there is enjoy- en with paral I , He partly recov-
c . . � he exed but about Awo weeks ago he
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5 � I � 11 . . I . ple, �bh)e . Piovinoial Govergineli I in -he tL ke of which
t t I � I *, I . : mission fields a4d laborers w4s re- � t, I force -ant of t present license ing a boom 1110�' I
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1 175 Men's Suits style silngle - and double - - - .:spmded to by Several ladies. During Roe by means of traud and crime, . _V- . . � . . In ,aev�er rallied. Mx. Gunning was a
I . thle collection all joined in 13ing`1A19 I . I
� ` � New Lisk-eard ! ' I vacant son .
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lix - ll I -- . . a joyful sound." is about to -make a last and desper- ' I ,. , Canada. of MY, Jas. qunnin.-,, of- wilia1v,116 :
. .. .. � breasted Sizes 34 o 44, in varied pat , 11 We -be constituencies. ,c,aj hou-se. Rich fi' �ij in mines are rt Some monQs ago, not bein
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I --- . � . .9 , Sa-%Vefs, of Brucefield,- dedicated a1e appeal tov b I -J. H. Dobafty, a Pullman '' le J bust Jigalth, he ,sold , bis U.rm and '
I ns "of checks a d Stripes, black and � - - sponsible 0
- ter , ), . I offering for'the year i prayer. "In order that th layge majority.i conductor, wlboi ran between Xont4 I leaves , _;
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. 11117. )I e vire o, �om. The pe p - j,eaMo
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0 6 00 to 9 00 i Misg Wilson, of Clinto of t* people, those ,vho desire, cle. roal and Quebec, s1hot thimself in th
; . hlu-e: Worsted !,. rr � I iinho is'a daughter of Mxa.
! . I I . . eice4t government, � pect of gettlyA.;X `- 'rand Trunk Pa. .1 wife,
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I . � -1 I 1. Ivory &actical talk on instructing ,honest an d d . M 'I t --Y i T16411t _tWvMpI0, on Friday nh.ght, anfl � 'r it -
� e oitio, and bbley �r the new ro4A Tlios. Fostie,_, Grantan, and two li: - _.
- 'unity to discuss th4', I
Z . -a shortly afterwards. Dohertk '
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. . i, ill be t1hv,- M-i6'ili - �, of New Onta . - tie boDY0.
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. � I 3 piece, for ages 4 to . Isiork'atics and bbeir fields.of labor. situation, I have instructed the of-, was a young man and unma W !, . ... ssen _Tll� .1 .
Jter .. IW'BoyB' Suits 2- and . . . . Dr. Comfor t f o pa ger traf- morning freight train which
E, __ � - I J . I Rev. F. F. McL. Smibb, of Honsall, f ioeTa of ,the Liberal -Conservative Td�e cause of his act has not =� 110 `""- 4-ij, . i * due at Mitchell a -bout 6.0# '04, -
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� . 16 yeara single � double breasted I ; es- -Asaoci&tion of the province ,to ask I fie in the dircetik.1- he was g0mg so AS . . �
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� I me�mbers of the Ossociation a4d - great that . he coO I scarcely get a elmk, brolr
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__ . I ts i" I bytery, bringing congratulations on bhk,, �Tbje will of the 4ate. William M. ilt� I ,
� - I also Norfolk style'; 'odd 'Sui . q' seat on tdm rail,N� A. .train. day mo)rning -of last week on See- `
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� I . rogress we are making. - -also represeatatives from- tjhK-, mun- Donough, rotired merchant, of Lon- t four miles -east of
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; . co will sell at about half regular.vahle 1 50 tO 3 00 t)"e " lities to� ,meet .at Assopfiation don, i1ma been entered for probat�._ -The - ... t . of the eared bach's hill abou
9 pile I Mrs. F. H. Larkin, of Seaforth, eon- i i pla . i rdsentfn' ' Grand Mitaell. The front part of the
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I - -, , . . ducted a mission band conference. hall, in thle city of Toronto, 011 It provides for the Aisposition of an . .1 station
.�;_ I I � - . Jury at the �e .4 tounty Assizes. trladn Tan -into thp- . yard,Lhe
- . ip,new ideas rea- %hursday, November 24, 1904, at 2 "tate valued at $140,000, qv;hi0h will, g make up -
POW-—' - . Young people take i . - . . t "week -. �1.1� most frequent, trainmen bad started *to .
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I hl e and grey, sizes . dily. Tht Band must be alive t _ f
�, in ,_ - o, the o'clock p. in, In addition, .1 invitB be about equally divided betWo6ni las f ,
25 Boys' Reefers, I ; " Cause of dis-hiones .1which we. Telgret and did not got time to Switch of-
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: _______. "I ; at each 2 50 to 3 ,00 ! nemssities of the work; rthe leader represe cOwtit- widow and four daughters. , 7 - were behind
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22 to 32 � . y, no ma,ttor what .their party ve to bolie-� Iiis rather on the before the 'cars that
no paini, . ust be. a consecrated devoted per- none -Xa:ftlew Staples, a Tarmer 0-fi he de- came tearitlg into the
ing 1; . � � . . � m ) affiliationSr-may be, and w10 sympa- Qtrman district, Manitoba -,vas kil- indreaw-, than Ot �, wise, is it yard and
"as they al-. �' . l . son, full- of enthusiasm, nvitb 4doef . 0 ae t rich - t witbou ch craihed into the rear end -of the
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ake hold of , rs, heavily . I . � strong love for girls, even the giddy � thize, with our . objeotsi ito attend led nea,r Carman on Saturday. aire. to g.6 � t mu , demolishins a box �car filled.
, 50 pairs of Boys'' odd knicke us �j their ad ' labor, -oft" by V �bling, ivibich has train 9
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I. Th4 art, � � . ones. The,,pTesident must be on time, also .and ibelp - vim and'was driving to town -for a load 'of .1--lyn arl,
. : such an 'alluire-M.. - � for Ine y all, with peas which hadbeen shipped for
50' t. lumber, w1en his horses ,ran aw�y, � .
sizes 22 io 32 i at each I I opeaiing and closing promptly. Quite O'deouragemen . . Walter Thomson. The ground
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�Ors furnish lined, I . n the' presence of great public upsetti,ng the wa-,,g,on,
�e it -will bet . . - I . . .. a discussion, followed about studies r l NITIn: I cov-cred with peas several feet
. I � . I r .1 . peril Iyarty designation and differ- struck on for tqwse who c , , ander its spell, was roken castings -
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� . i1e.F.T1 Who , loo pairs of Mon.'s u.6users, all'sizeli, in va- I land leaders. , 1wats the for-ohead and i:p- espe�ially tite TL men. Itwould ,p, and b and twist-
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I 1� - i ere ele*L- eaces are of secondary importance. stantly killed.. . �� danger more ser- § about in -all directio-im
. ales to -oust . ! " 5 The following officers w
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I# The f jr,st '!great necessity Of the -W. A. Scott, for over1twenky �e w6ll to .have it I � I � ,
z _-, candidatef � rietv of patterns' . . � ,ed for the ensuing year: President, 0 OUSly PoDinted 04' So much. so is _Oftle; of bbie oldest residents of
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:L- I I . li Mrs. Shaw, Egmondvifle; second situation is zloan, honest and de- years treasurer of the'eity of W' I ,.
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- I V of the ,nipeg, has resigned his position, ,L: s t1re � ii�e -the to St. MArys about -two mentlirs age,
nds,y secom"' degitiniate spoirt Avonbank, - W -hp had oalyTemov,dd Lon—
I 5 dozen pair � : � hanorarY prosident*` Mrs. Hamilton, oemt gove'riament. The polio. , � tYL u it � �
.,little rk -4 ffen's� D s � � t.6 which is 450 developing
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I rvjsi,,Lrt7ed ia - . - 500 ,Godoria�; 19t vice, Mrs., E . Saw- oppo6itian in t1hp- Legislature is will de,vote bl entire attention I! Physical to its Q. � lbas by betting died on November 3rd, in the per-
.. ol lined all sizes � t4ha people, and has re- ,,is �,
WO . � iers, Brucefield- 2nd vici, Mrs. F.H. familiar to insurance business. When Xr. . 11 I
�t Mary &Jef- 3 . i I o become tibe .1 of (ruilling the eon of Mr. JAU McMillan, aged. $5-
i . 0 - i of our The late John Aiken McMillan, was
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ouslY ng G101 es, heavily i Ilop; secretary, Mrs.. cation by a majority of six or seven penditure,was under $400,000. 1 Js n , # , of Some born in T.anarkshire, Scotland. For ��_
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; Larkin, Seafo i Lai-, ,3rd vice, Mrs. ceived their endorsement and watifi- Scott first took office ,tbe, city �'�_ morals and fi
� III,& 4 dozen pair Men's Wo&i � CaTsWell, MIGE To this record we, XIOW $2,000,000. t I In
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Ling hOr sOIX pet pair- , 250 R. Irwin, Clinton,,, treasur'er, Mrs -A. thousapd, votes. - * I -William C . , whose father about forty years ihe was a resid-
, lined .1 . - . I Scott, Seafort�; �eoretar.y of sup- point with 'pride. -Orillia claim's Ue distinction of ; -
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it &IS week- .- inton; Be t tex Agricuttural Instruction. blife oldest voter in the Dominion. liv,w in St. Ca , "' 1,40s, went to Man- ent of Avenbank, w1ore 1he was a sue-
� his �ard bx , ; plies, Miss K. MeTaggart, C1 1114 oitize.n,
. � Mrs. Wm. ' August !I4 the harves -
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ys, H&VY Ribbed Wool Stock- . s�aoretary of litera ' "'The question of. in-c,reasing the Mr. Patrick Reedy, wilho is in his itoba in I ters, ccmful farmer and good -
,,I ney "out three greatly ,esteemed
,�,e standard o L : . * . � ture, - . - X � , by all who came
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, � 25C Martin, Exeter; Mission Band isee year, and walked &alf, a mile; to ox cur'SlOn - r- Cl,�. ill- rs was, plomg,h- in contact with him. I �
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for Ois di- ings, sizes 6 to I "'. per pair .. I strixotion by addigg it to, Me 0 his nat*al AvOeks ago, it . His wife prede- --
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A oaridO,atei � � I rotary, Miss J. Wilson, Clinton. cast this vote. He has all . g wit,U threwo Wses In a field ou ceasedhim about fourteen years ago.,
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A� I , , Numerous votes of thanks wo,re ulum in tbX High-6chools and Col- faGuities, and can see to read tbe 1-ol . . .1. is but ,he is survived P,v two sons. -A-
�hat h0- wil, aid � of Ulm farm in Ma "oba whare he
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Y i -1 .1 16 dozen Men's Wool SOx, medium - passed, and it was agreed tbat the legiate Institutes, and providia; daily papers without the, . ma I M previous -he fell at .
.Ipeofictl it . ork � i� .employed, when 4 .
. t ' ' 25c col,i§ of land for practical w spectacles. 'I ��, was attacked by bout two weeks
;, rgise4, and a . weight, two pair . next ai4nual meeting be leld in St. par . daughter' pf two large prairie� A olves. The beasts tbe el -de of tie house and broke his
, 'Anftew's - and a�sio. �h!e question .of e- -Mrs, Allen, elder I , is stock to his nervous
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, - church, Kippen. The col f great fe- .hip. Frona thi .
- -'� ottacked, 0hestne, ��, with
1, ounted to ment � of system's of sewerage in Mr. W. T. R. Preston, Emigration ,- .
_Xr.M4 - It" . . . . ; lootion i n the afternoon ram I i. y the �ystem be did not ireeover.
. ity. Tihe horl't, terrified b:
)s Nes, in made u� knota, 1 $16.72. 'At tple close of the meeting. to-%Yns.� and villages, are amoni; the Comn�lssionor for Canada in England, TOc ,. -David Currie, who is workinig at
=-WAF60 z en T �) 1 were a Z . ain -entertained in quostis6ns advocated by us.' , is to b ec,om4 the Mayoress of Cjo.y_ dreadful howls 4� (the.twolvies, gal- -
. . - �, at, ' 260 tle ladies' I . loped away, dra-0;� 'he Vlow after the.placing of the new beating ap
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wita- a ser,4 each h an important bourgh on the . . 4ig t
W,hile Out! I . four-in-han&7 '8trings and bOwl . . bbe lecture room,by the, ladies of so Lekisiat eized a stick of paratus in the basement *f the. St.
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p � � ; . / garmel church. � facilitate -� the acquirement by mu- southern *border of London, Eng-. bNW1 I MaTys town ball, bad attached an-
,� W`awaff,067A ' . - r husband, Ald. Allen, J.P. wood", which wo ,fortunately lying
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. ples at 5 dozen B s' Tqque Knit caps'.�-colors, T[he closing- addxess was Igivoift by nicipal�tiejs, on proper and TeaSOn land. He I esday af -
ig ILP, oly . noe= by, I ficiavored ito. clef end old P
' A _,loot)rle wire, on Weda
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� . . 25c rs.(Rev.) Smith, of Hensall, who in able, borms, of' all Public Utilities will shortly resurae the dutie�* -of .1. t (f, Lily suc- ternoon last, -to one of the IaMV
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4in?" when I blue, red and striped, large tas'e . a few well c1hosenwords, asked very and also . ,himself from th , . Tht wires,so, as t,o see better at his work.
LYOWIng him- - ; - I.. ne -th�e p-r'bmpt settlements of disputes - -Probably the oldest man in Can- ceeded in killing',!One of them -,
"his arin--A- . I fitly, ii,lhat has this meeting do . other wolf, bow4*.r, 'continued the When the dwsk -of afterroon. rAme
I *Moleskin and. Mu e and black , I -belped usf 'We hold between capital and labm. ada, who exercised his, frdnehis� on . ' t
rave out � to . 100 pair Of Ken's . for us, has it ' session of the Leg- November 3rd ,was Philip Chishiolm, attack. , 4, ',' was rapidly los- On he had a narrow escape from be-
, F a position seound to none; we work � I'll At the last I I
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-Monday ev- I V -Dants large Sizes only, per pair 760 I ing his.. tr, t 0 ,ud when the wolf ing electrocuted. He bad warDed a
d err3 ,, ) I � Id -wide mot!" to bring iiiature the Opposition proposed of Lool Lomond, C. B., who pdlled .
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joyable I - with a wor I imnped Ms " " Z and fastened its boy .helper that when be should call
- . T aming Railway con- bis vote for J)uncan Finlayson, Lib- Ju I
'he 7 h d quickly.
17'P-00091510, w,hd - . t a gospet to the heathen. his, that the Temisk , - 3-
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. A 0,0~40 0 OF _,_% Mr. Currie unfortunately took bolil
"'Ireshing for. - - should be operated by the illing him -to t'N',me),16rround, and prob- -
� I : - work. Let us do and not dream. . meat, Chisholm was 101 years old in une P, Ile . h' -,y coul& of a bary spot of the live wire with -
s, returng- , i _ - m Of Teays- This last, and he hopes. to be able to vote ably Ing A C estul
I -1 province for a t4W � 'Wilin, . - and - 4 instantly he was
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rt., tile West . I The Evening Meeting. of f er velly litt , xesistance. Fortu. his 1pf t h. . an
; I)POT-tunity for a practical test of once more for Laurier, e jumpvd at on -M on a board
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� n 1, Wt Ube evening in�eeting, �vhich was 't operation of railways, ,tely for ohj�4tney, another man histr 11
I Governmen � . -Mr. W. A. Mackinnon, Canadian JU . . .
. Largely attended, well render.ddduets me in s) ght � hen, and seeing I so as the current would not form a
- . Ar-Ift . was voted 0own by the Government. agent at Bristol, England, writing. Oa P, pulled and jerked to
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. Stewart,, and a solo by members in the"choir � the depart- Chestney's do � , ltla:e situation, rant circuit. H
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. � G r %e�- i g, � Assessmimt Of Railways. an October 31st, to i - toosan himsolf but it was of )TOUvail.
. . Varied t -he programme. Rev. Mr. . Et
t.jtj, legglngp, 5 ; serious t,O blg a!�sists;7n'i� '�� The wolf. seeing
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,If- I I 1, of MoKillop, as a delegate I -The attitude of the Opposition me-nt at Ottawa, m*kes the � � his'new anba-Z04�',t, decamped. chost- -Se yelled for help and finally bL1%
- Tbli iff tya'a , , . CaTswe tLbie question � of proper assess- statement that Can4dian shipments 1. e and eared for, boy helper heard bim eame tio his
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. 4,01'a agolt, for " � as made of f lour 34ual to the igam- I I I are considered i -ro-scue and pulled the live wire fromm
�, i terial, said:- ment of railway property ,w . ,.
. Geqrga A. 816tor Sros.5' ,�Old Stand, ladies of tffie ' Presby pass the pleS on �i PM severe,
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aent � � _177 C) JR .1= t -efforts w,hich failed when +be pro- t1culgra to the de 6�ajy .,U�,,6 killed him. - helpless to the cement floor of the
.. 14 I M Ok I A . a few earnest words be. pointed out I . -s of undoub, *_ nrevived again. �
�hool 910 the . S _V__1 -Z::N- -LA -I- L:�3 - ortunities and our privileges motet of t6e bill abandoned it and calls plain I t L-144-
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