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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1906-10-04, Page 1be nb VoL. XX. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1906, No. 9. 500 Square Feet of Selhng paoe have been added to our upper flat. To make room for our BIG STOCK OF CLOTHING we have had our upper flat torn out and arranged to hold our immense range of Men's and Boys' Clothing. No better values cin be procured. No newer styles can be produced. No prettier clothes can be seen, The Very Latest Ready -to -Wears Are in Our Sliow Room. skrinken,at per suit 5, , $ Neat Domestic (Moths, In dark colors, well lined and Overplatd Checks and Stripes, In medium and dark shades, sewn ith silk and linen, at per suit, $7. Sootoh Checks and Fancy Stripes and Plain Cloths, dark or light, thoroughly shrink• en, at per suit, $8 and $8.50. Scotch Worsted Sults, to neat checks, tine stripes, overplaid checks, plain blacks and blues, at per suit, $10. $3000.00 Worth to Select From in Clothing. POPLESTONE & GARDINER IIeadquartet's fur Stanfield's Underwear for Ladies, Men and Boys. Walton. Rev. Mr. Curry was a visitor at At- wood last week, We aro pleased to state that Dr. Neal Is regaining; his old time vigor, Bev. A. MacNab, M. A., attended Maitland Presbytery at Molesworth. Last Sunday afternoon Itov, Mr. Tarr, of Gordo, preached the Harvest Thanksgiving sermon in St, George's church in this village. Wo aro sorry to hear of the serious illness of 1Vnl. Pollard and wife, well known residents of this locality, 'Their many friends wish thong a speedy re- covery, ..y.0.... Belarave. Mrs. Wm. Newcombe and daughter, Mrs. Macdonald, of Newark, were visit- ing friends in Bolgravo last week. Thos, Budges who recently lost his barn by fire, held an auction sale of farm stock and implements on Monday, The Misses Flemming, who have been !nuking tho home in the House of Re- fuge, Clinton, are out on t. two weeks' vacation, Mr, Daley, who has sold his farm in East Wawanosh, is making some lin- provements on his property in Belgrave before moving in. Morris. THE STANDARD gives the news. Brussels Fall Fair 'Thursday and Friday of next week. Don't miss it. Morris Township Council will hold its next meeting on Monday Oct, 15th, Quite a number of our township people took its the Fall Fair at Wing - ham on Friday, Herb, Manning, 5th line, who had his leg broken some weeks ago, is getting along very nicely. Last Sabbath afternoon Rev, W. H, Crowol, native Indian Missionary, preached at the Ebenezer church, 2nd line, The Voters' List Court for the town- ship of Morris will be hold at Blyth on Tuesday, ueSduv, October 9th, at 11 o'clock a. in, There aro some 85 or 40 appeals, it is said, Treasurer T. S. Brandon was away to Montreal and other points of interest for it well deserved holiday. He was accompanied by Rev, W. J. Brandon, of Port Colborne, Ont. A heavy draft filly has been sold by James Shurrie, 4th line, to Alex, Mc- Lauchlin, of the same line, for the tidy sum of $200. It was bred frotn Royal Park and a Tasteall dam. 'Plie fine 100 acre farm of Jno, Wheel - or, 4th line, is on the market as the proprietor is unable to till the farm owing to poor henith, It is a splendid property and will no doubt be picked by some 0110 shortly. Clinton. W, Walker, of Cobalt, brother of MrH. J. W. Elliott, spent a few days here. Miss Ethel Doherty left Saturday fon' Boston where she entered one of the Hospitals as a nurse, Miss Margaret McNaughton is visit- ing her brother, Dr, McNaughton, of Pen Yen, Now York state, Chits, McICinnon has entirely recover- ed froln his recant illness, and resumed his duties at the Collegiate on Monday, Mr, Cranston, one of the staff of the Collegiate, has accepted a position at Trenton, he is succeeded by Miss Del - mage, St, Marys. As showing what an age of progress this is, wo mention the fact that Ed. Howard time other day spoke to a friend in St. Paul, Minn, by telephone, The distance is only 90) miles and the brief talk cost lies Howard over three dollars. W, G. Brownlee, Superintendent of the Grand Trunk System, was in town for some time on Thursday Inst. His presence hero was nut generally known, and he quietly went around town find- ing out for himself the sentiment to- wards erection of a new station. John Watkins is buyer in Godorich township for Robert Elliott and reports that he has secured a good share of the stock and is making the other fellows hump. 'Three carloads were shipped from this station last week. Ll some ten days Mr. Elliott has shipped 2200 barrels to the \Vest where there fs a brisk demand for Ontario apples. .-...... Wingham. Wingham Fall Fair was on Thursday and Friday of last week. F, J. Taylor has offered a stove for the closing competition among the bowlers of town. Piper McDonald and daughters are entortaining►, at a number of Fairs and Concerts this Filll ; among others at Teeswitter, Brussels, Atwood and Pais- ley, F: W. Galbraith, a nephew of Post- master Fisher, has severed his connec- tion with the Guelph Mercury and in- tends going West to engage in the news- paper business. Principal 'l'ttylor and his' assistants are pushing the work of the term with vigor, and their pupils are enthusiastic and hopeful ; wo expect a brilliant re- cord of the opening year's work in Winghan's High School, A touring party from Grand Rapids, Things to Write With Things to write on. Conventional stationery of the ap- proved pattern—for Invitations, At Homes or ordinary correspondence. Calling Cards, Mourning Paper, Scribblers for the 6choo1 children. Pens and Pencils and all other Oleo requisites --Inks, blank books, and what not 1 And these goods aro In harmony with whatever else we sell—for there is no better anywhere, And as for getting ander our prices— why it Dant be done. Remember us when there Is Station- ery to be bought. N.B.---See our window display of Souve- nir Stationery, Cards and A:uvclopes. (Michigan, with a fine motor cnr were Stuck Isere on Tuesday of Inst week, by the machine refusing to go. Our townsman, Mr, Crawford, discovered the trouble, and the party continued their journey talo next morning. Fifty-seven years ago this summer two of our present citizens worked to- gether on the first bridge in \Viughttm (Lower Town). 'Phey are Win, Well - wood and Wm. Cornyn, Time has dealt gently with them and they are still looking well. On Thursday last Roy Cantelon met with an accident while working in Wingham flax mill. By some means one foot was caught in a belt, and was wound around a pulley, with the result that the ankle was badly broken. The accident will Ivy Roy aside from work for some time. MEN RULE BY FORCE, WOMEN BY CHARM And yet because they live less strenu- ously, women neglect the early evi• dances of failing vigor. The wise wo- nuln will not permit her charms to be robbed by ill -health. 1V11en she feels appetite falt,llg, nerves getting 011 edge color fading, she takes 1'orrozone. 1-fow it sharper s the appetite ! How quickly r:cli blood is available to restore color to the cheeks, buoyancy to the step, 13et• for try Ferrozono. You'll feel like a new being, with new vigor and ability to confront life's difficulties, You are sure to bless the day you commenced Ferrozone. Sold everywhere in 50c boxes. Seaforth. Miss Mattie hurray is on the sick list suffering from a severe cold, At a meeting of the Poultry Associa- tion it was decided to hold a laid -win• ter show in Seaforth on January Lith to 17th, 1907, Professor J. L. Hogg, M. A., Ph. 1)., late of Harvard University, has ac- cepted the position of Lecturer In Phy- sics in McMaster University, Toronto. Prof. Hogg is a brother of the Messrs, Hogg, of McKillop. W. D. White, of Montreal, late of Elmira, Ont., who has been engaged by the W. H. Willis Shoe Co. as superin- tendent for their new shoe factory has already taken up his residence hero, and with his family is residing in one of Mr. Shine's houses. He will lock after the installing of the machin- ery and will otherwise prepare for the opening. The formal presentation of the lock- ets purchased by the citizen's commit- tee for the members of the Huron Foot Ball Team took place in Cardno's Opera 1 -louse on Friday evening, Sept. 28th, The chair was taken tit 8 o'clock by Mayor Broderick and addresses were delivered by Messrs. Rogers, Larkin, McLean Dud Broderick. A quiet but fashionable wedding was solemnized on Wednesday of last week at high noon, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Andrew Young, Godorich street, when her daughter, Miss Bessie, was united in marriage to Keith McLean, third eldest son of M. Y. McLean of the Seaforth Huron Ex- positor, The Rev, R. H. Larkin was the officiating clergyman and perform- ed the ceremony in the presence of only the immediate friends and relatives of the bride and groom, The bride wore it handsome gown of white Brussels net mounted over chiffon and white taffeta silk with a bridal veil and carried u beautiful bridal hoquet. Both the bride and groom are very popular and their many friends will all unite in congratu- lations tend host wishes for their future hitppiness. They loft on the afternoon express for a honeymoon trip to Boston and other points, LET THE STOMACH ALONE. Yon can't cure catarrh by dosing the stomach, 'The disease is in the throat, nose and bronchial tubes. Inhale Ca• tarrhozouo to the spot where the di- sease really is—it clears away foul se- cretions, stops discharges at once, puri- fies and heals the passages, literally inn• nihilates every trace of catarrh, Noth• ing else is so direct and certain as Ca- tarrhozone. Results guaranteed. Two sizes, 250 and $l rat all dealers, Canada's Postal and Telegraph Service. Canada has 10,879 postofi`tcos ; 3,638 at Confederation, Four hunched and nineteen post. offices were opened in 1905. Letters mailed, 1868, 18,000,000 ; 1905, 285,000,000. Money orders issued, 1905, 89(1,000,- 000 worth. Canada's postal surplus, 1905, 8191,000, Canada has 100,000 miles of telegraph wires. Capital invested in Canadian tele- graphs, 87,000,000, Canada was the first colony to institute a penny post, Canada took the initiative in the all - British Pacific cable. One hundred thousand telephones tiro in use in Canada ; 300,000,000 messages, 1905, Toro is ono telephone to every sixty of population, Godorich. W. Burrows 8011 S11i1)101.)uu Lush - 01s of oats to the Tilt:.onburg Milling; Co. The lumber mill is now nearly com- pleted, and will continence cutting this week. Last week the dredge, while working off the elevator, stirred up quite a quan- tity of wheat, showing that tt'atet' is a preserver of that grain, Donal McGillicuddy, son of Thomas McGillicuddy, of Toronto, has been ap- pointed assistant physical director at the central Y. M, C. A. We congratu- late him on the appointment, Contractor 'Tronlauhouser gond itis right (land caught in at pullet' on Mon- day of last week, all itis fingers and thumb being badly lacerated, the middle digit heing broken and three nails being pulled clear from the flesh, Morgan Dalton, inland revenue offi- cer, left Monday morning of last week for Stratford, to relieve the oflirer throe for it mouth, His daughter, Miss 11a,•• gavot., left the same day for Toronto to enter upon a course of studies at Lor- etta Abbey, About 1 o'clock last Wednesday night fire broke out its the engine room of the Kensington furniture factory and did considerable damage. Fortunately the prompt handling of the factory hose and the arrival of tho fire brigade prevented cuu it from spreading t p the frame r t ill p to , which would have burned much more readily. It was not known Thursday morningust how much injury the boilers and machinery had sustained ; otherwise the loss will be covered by a few hundred dollars, for which there is insurance, '1'Ilo cause of the fire can only be conjectured. 'l'lle machine room of the factory will ho shut down until necessary repairs aro effected, DOUBLED UI' WITH CRAMPS. Stomach feels like an infernal ma- chine and you want relief mighty quick. Nothing does the work half so soon as Poison's Nerviline. Why it kills the pain instantly. If your hot tie is empty get another today. Nerviline keeps the doetor bill small because it cures little ills before they grow big. Nothing for indigestion, heart burns and cramps like Poison's Nerviline. Largo bottles for 25c Hullett. Wm, and Mrs. Mair left to visit friends at Collingwood and other points. W. Wheatiey's teamster, commenced the work of filling in at the bridge on the 8th and 9th on M onday of lass. week, \Ve are sorry to record the death of George Arkless Hart, which stun event occurred on Saturday, 22nd ult., at his residence, lot 10, con. 11. Deceased had been ill itnd unable to do any work for nearly eight months. He calve to this community in January, from Elms township. Deceased was at married man without a family, His life part- ner, Who wits a Miss Shields, also of the vicinity of his former home, preceded him to the grave about 4 years ago. 1)o'eased was 35 years of ago, in politics a Liberal, and during his entire life he was looked on as an eccentric and con- sciet1t10118 living luta, The I't•11)01118 were taken to Brussels for interment, The death of John Flynn, a most highly esteemed resident of the fifth concession, which occurred on Sunday morning, 23rd ult., was entirely unex- pected, and a shock to his friends, O1. Friday deceased had been in Clinton, and on 11is return appeared to he in the very best of (health, hut suffered floral diarrhoea, During the eight he got up and wits heard vomitidg by his sister- in-law, Mrs. Andrew Fly110, who sug- gested that 0 doctor be (procured, but he said lie would he all right in a few min- utes, and shortly afterwards he return- ed to bed, Saturday morning, he ap- peared to be much worse, end it doctor was called in, who found Mr. Flynn in a semi -unconscious condition, itnd ap- pal'ontl,y suffering acutely though able to talk, No relief eould, !apparently, be afforded him, and the services of two other doctors were called in, who also were unable to help hiss, and rat en early hour Sunday morning ho passed away, He was n quiet unassuming man, in his 71th year, and being un- married mule his home with his broth- er Andrew, they working the 200 acro farm together. This is the farm ho wits born on, and where he lois nlways lived. Ido was a charter member of the C. M. B. A. in which lie (tarried an insurance of 81000. Tho remains were taken to St, Joseph's Church, Clinton, Tuesday morning, where a re- quiem service was held by Rey. Father Hanlon, after which they were con- voyed to tha R. C, burial ground, The pall bearers were: J. Shanolion, J, Weise, M. Brown, P. Reynolds, W. Morrison and James Reynolds. That deceased was held in high esteem and his death was greatly mourned was shown by the very largo number who attended his funeral, Ho had expected to attend the wedding of a relative this week. SICK HEADACHE CURED, Siek headache is caused by the stom- ach and by indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and effect a cure. By Canada has forty-six telephone com• taking these tablets AS 00011 as the first WHITE CITY DRUG STORE panies with 214,000 miles of wire, indication of the disease appears, the Canada has fourteen government attack may be warded off. For sale by wireless telegraph stations.—Tho Win- all druggists., nipog Telegram, 1 —Subscribe for THE STANDARD, Dr, Wi 1. MI .,,N - BLYTH BANK OF HAMILTON Capital, all paid up, $2,25o,000, Reserve, $2,25o,000. Total Assets, $29,000,000. J. TURNBULL, GENERAL MANAGER. BLYTH AGENCY. Notes Discounted and Collected. Drafts Issued, General Banking Business "Transacted SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Sutras of $1 and upwards received and interest allows( compounded half yearly. T. W. SCOTT, AGENT. New fall Suitings I n full assortment are now on view. We have topped all former efforts for this department, this season's stock is rvl)resentative of everything in vogue fall wear at the advanced fashion points. No trouble has been spared to place our customers on equal footing with city residents. The choicest from all sources is here, Broadcloths, Venetian Suitings in all fall shades, showing the new tones in blues, greens, violets, etc, Millinery Fashionableness is the one clear, undisputable, peculiar emphasis of this business, and when it comes to Millinery we insist on the very latest styles The success of this department hinges on that we are showing a wide range of new and handsome styles, not only distinctive but representing the finest individual taste. G. M. Chambers & Co. BLYT H Auburn. W. Straughan is home from Wing. ham, 1). 'Tanin was working itt Blyth last week. Janes Stewart was in Wingham last week Our riflemen hold practice every Sat- urday, Mrs, Beck, of Goderich, is the guest, of Miss A. Sturdy. Rogers and Lorne Scrimegor are coopering for James Young. John Eckhart has purchased the house owned by George Beadle, sr. ,Mrs, J, Medd visited at For 11o111e near Dungannon for a fete clays Inst week. E. N. Lewis, M. P., and Dr. Chis- holal, 'AL P., were in our village one day recently. J, Johnston, of Carlow, had the alis - fortune to fall from rl silo and seriously injure his back, While Tom Straughan was picking, apples he had the misfortune of falling from n tree and broke his leg. We are sorry to hear that Miss Erma Symington had to give up work for a few days and come home on account of being ill, .J. Elgin Tom, Public School Inspect- or for West Huron, visited E. Robert- son's school and found everything in good shape. Mr, Cunninghame, while working with his machine across the river last Thursday, had his hand citught in it and injured. Wm. Jackson Inas returned to Strat- ford to resume his studies at the Cen- tral Business College, We wish our young friend success Alex. Elphinstone left for Neepawa on Tuesday ; ho will enter the employment of John Howatt, who carries on an ex- tensive dray business in that town. A(ter about a month's absence, Arthur Lawlor roturnei home from his trip to the West, His brother George, who wont out with him, has gone on to the Province of Alberta. Quite a number of men from the con- struction camp aro back to the hotel in the village; the cook took leave and they have been unable to get one to fill his place, Some, however, are still at the camp shifting for themselves. —Subscribe for THE STANDARD, AN IMPORTANT DECISION, The case of Listowel )Iigh Schoc Board vs. the County of Huron wit tried at the Division Court by Judge Barron in Listowel recently, and is o general interest, It was an action t determine the correct method of Figur ing the amount to be paid by a count; for pupils from that county attending High School in an adjacent county The case MIS argued at length SA at nes case of the interpret the School Act, i1 case of the kind having been decider before. The method of accounting o the Listowel Board was sustained ant judgment given in full for the claim The way to rix the amount payable L given by the Judge as follows : 1st- 1'ind the average yearly cost of the maintenance of Huron county pupils 2nd—Put down the amount of the Govt grant as proportioned to such pupils 3rd—Then add to such last nlentionet sum the fees payable by such pupils 401—Then deduct the suns total of thesi last two sums from the first mentiosei sum ; Thou of the balance left, tit county of Huron pays 65% to the Lis towel' High School Board. THREE TIMES as many students were enrolled at our opening this year as last year. The cause is that all our graduates receive excellent sit- uations In leading Canadian and American cities. WiNGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE is a live institution. It does things. Catalogue for the asking. GEO. SPOTTON, Principal THREE YEARS' COLLEGE TERM. Methodists Want a Better Educated Ministry. Reorganization of the Superannua- tion Fund. Ministers Apply for Superannuation Too Early. 1 \iontreatl dosputeh: A desire fur n marc thoroughly educated ministry led the Methodist General ('unfereuee to- day to take the irnport:utt step of 111 area.nlg the term required to be spent at collie tl'airl 1W0 t.o three years. At the same time the circuit work neee,- s:a.ry fur probationers Iva, rc'.lueud front three to two years. 'nu. superannua- tion 1111111 war; under diseussion a en'- sidcrahit' part of the day, and on recom- mendation of the committee it will he reorganized and put on an even better footing. The di,r'us,ium revealed the regrettable fact that nliti,ters were oil- bai-rassing tine fund by socking super• animation too early. Rev. \1'illia.ln 1\ct- Howell read the report of the 4.o11l- 7mo-ion appointed by the Conference in 1902 t0 investigate the whole stil)1Cet. A minority report w'aa .submitted by \1r, Thour':ari 1 ifliartl, rattaraily disagree:n:; with other 111ellih'r.. A statement w:l- Subnaitted showing that in the last twenty years the ministers of the \Ie• thndi,t t3iureh in Canada had increa,ect 1 1-2 per cent., the income of the sup errannmatlon fund 1 1-2 per cent.. and i the el:aiuls on the superannuation fund 31.2 per cent. In Britain the average term int the fund is eight years, but in (ruurLl it had iurrcahe'1 from rl'1ht year, in 1(51 to ta'"lr'e and one-half years now, "It is quite Evident," the report said, "that. Canadian preachers when given superannuation relation arc nut it, nearly \voru out in the itue'rant scrvirr a, :use the i,reache•s of the Brit- ish and -1n,tra!inn t: mfereuce;. We can- not (lore 1)111' eye; to .a 'zt•owlllg send' merit nn the part of oar •lnart,'r!y ufil- ria! nn;irl against elderly pastor, :t i l in falba' of young men, This Ila, !ell minister, who are .;till effective to a -k for a ,tiperannultted relation years be- fore they otherwise \yoiltl." The report reeonimendeil the readjust- ment of payments ,o that the aggre- gate annual payments shall remain pro• portionately as at present. the annuit- ies of those w"bo have rendered more than 35 year,' serviee shall be In'roatsed Ivy $12 or $13 each year instead of by :f9, as at present, and the annuities of those will, have served 23 years and les, 'Ilan 3,1 year: shall be decrc.t,ed by a uniform amount of $13 a year in- stead of irrt',*Illarly, as at preen:, the annual surpluses to form .pcci:al re- serve fund, British Actuarial System, fnt1k ('il't:'tltt'ee (contra!, '1' i1'i,11t0 Conference Rev lt. N. I1:tri:,, F. (ocl:!et. 11essis. Itichitd tiro'an ;Ind 1) 1;. lucl:sun, Hamilton 1 unf"rence - itt. I'irkrring, Ivry. 1). \V. Sui.l•'r, \Ies,r;. 11 1'. \Inure int Joseph (.1h - ,0l1, Lnl,d,tn 1'unlrrl'nrr It(t . .1. K. .i, 11. talker, \I'' --t-. \\'. .1, l'a\t'ei't1 and 1. ii. '!llliit:'toll. It•I\ "1 lila.'.'' t'otll"rct ' rte\. 1111 .1,11111 - ,ton, ltet. 1. 1, I.ae. \I''„a' I.. \\'. 1'I,Irk'' and 'Phoma, 1\ 1(1:011. \lontr'a ('onfe:'"nee Bor. .1 I:. tl•neb\. I;"\. 1''. :i. Lott, 11(-,t,..1, Il. t',Ir-on and .I, W. 1\Ilan\. 'I'''uap''1';n1r'', 1't'tliil.i'ian ,t 11,1 \!oral 1t1•1'a111t roll] Mil toe - iter. \V. H. !tick., 1)r, .1. O. \\at- -an, London conference Roy. 11'. \\'. l elth'n''11, \\'. 1'. 1.atvrl'n'e. Hamilton full(' !'elteo Rev. .1• \\ . 1 slot,.\•• John 1 I' t''_e, 1.a t- all Quint,. 1 unfelt llee ltey. Lewis, .1• J. SIttt'Iav sehotd ('olrlllitl('e 'I oralltal Conference --It'. .1, .1, Itid'litt, .\nl- Iu'n;e i\et!t. London 1'onferrtee Iter. ]t. 1). Hamilton, 1:. S. ilnnt. Hamilton Conference Nov. \1', .1• smith, \1'. •1. \\'allglt. Hay of Quinn; 1'u11I1ton.; Ret', ]a, I:te:11if' \, \1'In. didin,lin. Eit\vartlt LeA"ne 1'otlllltittee -I' 't' Alto ('l)nft'r'enc0 111'1'. i'. l'. -;t !lett;oto. Iolldotl ("Ittl'1('tlee --iter'. tiro, N. 11,17• rn. iI tttt lton 1'ouferenoo I;t'c, it, J, Elliott. It,tt' of t;uinte ('"nferenre — Hoy. S. T. It. 11'illctt. Other Elections. E!'et ions for virion, other bodies elected Its" t'ullfe'rt'llre a, :t whole t'c,ult- ed as lollotv., double the numbor re• quircd being nominated by the Chair- man: l'outt of .lpprall --- Rev. 1)t'. Shutt', Montreal; Bev, 1)r, ltoss, Oakville; ltet. 1)r. Longford. Stratford; Ilea, I)r, Hues - tis, Halifax; Iter. 1)r. Slwrey', Oshawa; Bev. 'tep!It'n Jlattll, .\t wood; 11c-,ar'.. N. 11', Ituw oil, li. t'„ '1 est ice \laclarru, Alex. \till,, 'Toronto; Jtld,e 1'}u'- ey, lamen- hurg, N. S.; lb.. .1, R. Lich, 1•retleri,,- ton, N. 1t.; .1. 11', lirigg,, 'Toronto. (ieteral (-'otltetet'e ,pedal coitllnteit —Ret, 1)1•. Itycktttai , .11utonte; Hey. 1)r. Sp:trling, 11'inuipcg; Ret. 1)1.. Sprague, S1. .luiul, N. It,; Iter. I)1'. Cle:tt'er, To• runt); ('h:ttt'!lor Ittn'tt'i 1i, 1101'. 1)r. Jtrig:,'', Toronto: Iter-. 1(. N. Huns, Brampton: , ton: Itet..l, :1, \Imre, Hct. •1, REV. W. B. CREIG IHTON, B. A., B. D., The New Editor of the Christian Guardian. RAILWAYMEN'S WAR. GRAND TRUNK STEAM SHOVEL FENCED IN AND DISABLED. When the Company Got Possession of It They Proceeded to Undermine the Guelph & Goderich Line at Another A. ltatt kin, 'Toronto. ]tit•. 1)r. Ile.alt,', Point, V;anentth, N. -.; Bev, 111',1, \\', l' thy', \ li ulrrirll despnto•iI; The injluu'tiun ( ;angary; ltev. I)1'. I'otts, 'Toronto; • Mn, -r,. John N. Lake, Toronto; 1'. 11, proeecdings taken by the Guelph & (.ud- Keenlcysilo, London; John I.eorge, i'nrt erieli ll-tilway to 1'e,t•uin the (sold Elgin; Justice 11aclaren, 'I'orunt'i; 'Trunk from excavating along the right, Tho,. Hilliard, \Waterloo; Prof. \1', F. of way of the forcer at the bulbar Fele 111 \vi Ii Il F I r I' 'Mr. Hilliard, who is nrtnag^r of the 1)otnininn life :\ i- tIranee Company at Waterloo. moved that the com/tittition of the superannuation fund be. auteu,l• ed upon the general plat of the Eng- lish \\'e:b'yan funds, namely, that pay- ments of mini,ters, together with in- terest on the permanent fund and book room grant", he eon-iitrre., an annuity fend and be adrrinisto•ed on actuarial principle-, and that the ctnt•ibutntts of the people be dealt with as an auxiliary find and be distributed to claimants arrurding to years of service, as at present. Length of College Term, The subject of the length of the col- lege tern. for ministers was debated at length as tot,? result of the recnutluend• ation of the Course of Study commit- tee. This report provided that the course of study be so arranged that pro- bationers in the ordinary (none be re• quired to take two years on rircnit and three years at college, This is a reversal of the present provision. ('httnuelint• ]turwtsll, 'Toronto, said the people w'cr' demanding c•!I••ap nnen; hence they got young unmarried Igen. As a result of that a larger number or • voting mon were being brought into the wort:, and the 5nperanntlatinn fund was hemming overloaded. That wn, w'rnng. People ;hollrl take more local preach- ers, as they would he good material for minister?, Rev, Dr, Spading, of Winnipeg, fl 1,;(11(1.1 that, young men should hay(' a lontror lithe at enlle>_•o, or else (;reek should be abolished. "(sive them a gond marital equipment," said Dr. Spurting, Rev, Dr. Ross. of 01kvillo, favored praetieni men. They did not went men who enttld rend nice little essays, but men who entllrl unmet]. "There is an idea nbrond,” Feld Rev. Prineipal Sltnty, of \intitreal, "Olaf our ministers have not the sante vulture a`; ,.host' of other denominations beennse they have not the same eollree train- ing. T do not think tliatt is Ii'tte," Bey. James :Men said that from his experionee in t he missions of New 00- tarin three years at college was an abso- lute necessity, Rev, F. B. Stacey, Roland, \Man„ mov- ed flint the eirenit work and college terra be three years each, "}'nn must not think. of six years' prnhntintt." said Bev, Dr. Potts: "the vinic men and young women will both object," CM a vote the report of the rommittee was adapted by 0 largo majority. Committees Selected. The various ('onferenees tua'l individu- rally before noon, and this afternoon an• flounced their selections for the several committees. Those from and affecting Ontario are: Osborne, inTtlnL 'ut ge , u route' 1)1.111ison Sart ydlk. N. It • 11 have assumed a more interesting aspect, . 1' Moore. .latna• i)r A. 1) \Watson I)r!u" last night some of the Guelph r Toronto; C. .1. Iill',e, 1)1'. \\•. 1'., 1\ Iii• , (;udrrrit etl,IIU'rl';, uttiit t rove i 0f mutt, Hamilton. darkness, took ;.cps to dismantle the Rey. i)r..\ntiitfe, of (.alt, was chosen ,.cant ,hotel 1,f the I.rand.;l'rnnk. and fraternal delegate to the British 11'es- \t'ith a furor of tlhe 4:rand 1rcn and ti lot:, C'onl'ercucr next Jute, I'tt•' bttl tea III of horse; conteuln'ed hauling posts lot, were necessary to choice, It 11.11, do and lumber with which to auli a trace. cided to send one mini -ter ;ani one lay around the land in diil10 So quietly man as dr►ngates to the :Methodist Epis copal ('hutch of the United States. \Ir, N. W. Howell doloattal Prof. o;lot'ne of \\•innipng for Inv delegate and iter, 1)1.. 1lcnler,on, Toronto, was eleetod clerical delegate after several ballots, Iter'. 1)r. found it fenced ;wound a11u1 the track removed front underneath as well ars some of the operating machinery miss- ing. Constables also stood on guard to prevent the 1;, '1'. It. from attempting any retreat with their shovel. The oper- ators of the shovel and Division Itotol' 1i ire being. all impression that justice is 11 .11401* \It(;.r' were tcervrd with 511111- iit t being done. mon-es for trespassing, and Avel't' aafter- \Ittitir features of the superannuation watt'ti+ arraigned before Palet' \itgis• fund committee's report were . dealt trate llumbet. The otlle0111' of the WW1 is the Inst item of business today, court preceoclings 1.: suited in the'(.. '1'„ It, and passed substantially as reeotinnend• obtaining at permit to remove their ed. shovel, No sooner had it ekeurod the disputed ground than Rondnulster \Ie - Oar ordered it to be placed in the bail: and effti'tively wit; the work earned, 00 that the (;rand 'Trunk, on ;wriving on the scene with at special train at dny- li'ght, intending to 1'e110te the shovel, Toung, \Iontoatl, won the honor of Iso• presenting the ('onterence before the \I. 1:. Church South. By a resolution passed, a special com- mittee will press the claims of the In- dians at Oka against the Government, WRECK NEAR MACLEOD just outside the (;rtelph S Uadericlt HEAVY TRAIN JUNCTION OVERRAN SWITCH. THE Ran Into an Open Switch, Upsetting the Engine—Engineer Fairley Killed— Fireman and Brakeman Jump and Escape. - \MneLicott, (fit, 1,--,\ bad wreck oc. carred at the jun:•tion east of the town last night. :1 heavy train .with En - einem. Firley tit t:a,' thrott.!e, an! A. Folsom as fireman, reached the• jnn(tou where freight trains ttstcatl pull alp, of reducing speed and coming to a1 slop the engine 'lashed ahead into an upon switch, The brakeman held on moil he, felt the engine ot'orturnin!r, tvllen he jumped and gut clear of the auks of canal which followed from the overturned tender. The fireman alio) jumped and 4/=raped, but Engineer Far• toy w'n11'11"ath itis en',inr' and instantly killed, it is thought that. escaping steam from the engine nhsrrreal t!Ie ti=ion of the engineer, who failed to see the signal lights nh.ead. Six curs hosted tvith coal weir! wrecked. 4.♦ BRYAN TALKS. HIS GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP IDEA COLDLY RECEIVED. Nashville, 'Penn., Oct. 1.—Wrn, J. Bryan addressed an audience of 0,000 people at the layman Auditorium last night, That the crrnv(1 was ill sympathy with hint was shown by the appluttse which greeted his periods, but there tvus not the sante warmth of endorsement given hi; 1 overnutent ownership ideas as to otter portions of his address, Fpeak• ing of the failure of the 'Tennessee 1)onto- eratic State Convention to endorse him, Mr. Bryan said: "i have not asked a eonyentinn to eat lnrse me, i do notknow that two yours front now it will be wise for any convention to endorse ate," property, at a point directly beneath the 1., & I;, trac'ks, where the oxeivition would he ►tore disatst'onn than at the point first conlentnced. The (t, '1', It. are still undermining the bank, and at pre- sent aro in full control of the situation. • and his personality. The extunin;.tion does not in 71 11y Itay displace the deelaratiuu of intention, e1)ln1101 V rt'- frrrt'tl to as "first papers, but it is t',-etttial to naturalized eitizeusltip. STABBING AFFRAY. FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN ITALIANS AND SWEDES, C. P. R. GIFT TO WINNIPEG. Two Hundred Thousand Dollars for New Waterworks, \Winnipotr, net. 1.---Pnblie-spirited intern;. in Winnipeg's welt' are \vas shown this afternoon in i most; gener- ous and altogether tinexpeettsi way by the C. P. R. Company, when the Pre- sident, Sir Thomas Shnnghnesy, and ci000rtil Viee•President 'Whyte mot the \tttmr and Aldermen, and voluntarily 'bombs' $200,0011 to the city to assist in developing nn adequate and perman- ent water supply, NO precise conditions are attached to the generous offer, and payments will extend over either tot or twenty years, nceordiug ars the, city desires. in accepting the gift, :Mayor Sharpe expressed the thanks of the city to Sir 'Phomas Shaughnessy, and very emphatic appraiatinn of the services his company and .lir. Whyte personally were rendering in the development of the west. 4.. WILL EXAMINE CANADIANS. One of the Italians Drew a Knife and Stabbed Nels Martinson Twice—The Wound Not Likely to Prove Serious. Parry- Sound despntelt: A stabbing af- fray occurred in the Montgomery House in this town nhnut '1 o'clock this atter• noon, 'Three 5wrdcs, brothers, named bit'tinsou, were drinking in the bar- room of the hotel and a party of Italians cls there wore talking, and the Swedes thought they were utalkdng sonic uncom- plimentary rt marks about them, one of the Swedes understanding a little Ital- ian. .1 row in'mealiately began and there was a general tight, lasting sante min - otos, The Swedes, although in the min- ority, n'ere Inure than It match for the smaller Itnlinns, who were getting the worst of the fight, when an Italian, by nano' Frank \lenegg, chew a large clasp knife. Nobs \iartinson, although some- what intoxicated, tried to take the knife from the Italian, but was stabbed twice in the. back, once oxer the I:ichu'ys and the other thrust being ,Inst below the ribs, After the stabbing the Italians run off and' were pursued by Constable Julian, who arrested the stabber and lodged him in the lookup, New U. S. Naturalization Law Comes Into Force Saturday. Detroit, .Mich., ()rt, 1.—Tho new law, which Inds dirootly under Federal control the process of making eitizens, i; n move toward cansistl1111 nn tura Iiza. tion laws. It takes effect next Satur- day, Sept, 21), at every port of entry in the United Stites, Along the bor. dors of C'anuda and tloxico it will nu'alt a Int of extra work for the immigration inspectors. Heretofore n Canadian, for instance, has Hover been suhlc c t d to tit examination of any kind unless his condition, p.hysieal or financial, wits bad enough to alt attention, Tinder the now law it will he compulsory for him 10 undergo the examination pro- viding Ire ever expects to become 11 naturalized citizen of the united States, The questions asked relate to his place of birth, the date, his business SUNDAY WORK STOPPED. MACS IN OUR MIDST. SCOTCH LABOR 1"O1? THE TRANS- CONTINENTAL RAILWAY. One ilundred and Fifty Sons of Scotland Have Arrived at ()ludic(' -- Aft:`r Their Railway Work Will Settle on the Land. Quelt'e, IA't, 1.— \Icssrs, O'Brien ,S \tllblftl'ko\', t' )1111';letal, f t• the ('nll- -tt'ttt'ton of the (;.stem section of tltit 11rantl Trunk I'aell'ir from I.:t Toque, on the St. \lauriee River, to the Quebec bl'idge, ore impinging Se lit labor to \toil: rtlt the note road, and yesterday :a hundred and fifty Highlanders, who a.rritid herr b}' the steamer .11hcatia, left by-pociatl (rain over the .Quebec k Lake St. John and (.refit Northern Rail• \tftys for La '!'utftle altd Heed's Stant..11 In common'( operations, Next we'd: n further contingent will come out ru be employed on the sante 'troll:. Theo; iilllligl'11ltts intend to settle i11 (atiiulla, awl :tie determined to gain experience here by working on the railroad, while laking observations of the wintry he - for,' deciding upon their place of Inca• tion on farm lands. '1'601.0 are no f0N'er than thirty -tine \laei,e",I;, nineeen \Iacl)onftlds, ten \lael'etti.i' , .seven \lac\lillans, six \iac- iiay;, be;Melt smaller representations of the \lac\\'hinnies, llac:lrthnrs \lae- (.illiyray.;. \IarLngnn;, Mehnvs, \lae- Farlands, \lacl)iarmids, \ia:\lurdos, etc,, whose ;tges range from nineteen 'el1 tt) forty years. Essex Cannery First Notified That Action Would Be Taken, l:ssox, 0111,, despatch: T'nr some time past the Essex ('inning C'ompnny has been waiting the filling of a large order for cans by an eastern factory. \Ieuntinle stock on hand was spoiling, and the company was suffering a large financial loss, On Sunday last the corn - parry decided to open its own caro fac- tory. and at puce put men to work in it. 'I'Imy had no sooner started than Secretary. Naylor, of the loyal brunch of the Loral's Day Ai!iance, notified the fnrtory people that if work was not. stopped complaint would be laid against, them for a violation of the act. Naiylnl' is seoretiry and principal stock holder of the local electric light com- pany. The officials of the canning eonpany Hay they will til ()nee start ptoceedings to see whether the light company, whieli operates its plant on Sunday, has any special prit•illigos. •.► `.♦ LIDDICOAT INQUEST. LITTLE JAMES WILKINSON TELLS HIS STORY. Ile Admits That the Gun Was in His Hands When Liddicoat Was Shot— Claims, It Was Accidental. A Thorold de;putch: \\'lien (Coroner Herod this evening resumed his inquiry into the circnnlsttutees surrounding the death of Clifford Liddicoat, the eleven - year -old Ful who was phot dead in the wools near here friday afternoon lust, fourteen -year-old .1iuuny 1Cibkinson, who was with Liddicoat in the wt)t)ds, was put on the statin by Crown .lttorney Cowper to tell his story. Ile wail tot a\turtt. el'he gun was hi my hands and it trent off aveideittlly," he said. "The bot' was standing to the left of un', and about six feet away," "Were you and he perfectly' friendly'?„ inked 111•, Cowper. "1'cs, sir," "Had no quarrel?" "\o, sir. Liddicoat took hold of the gins and said he would pull up the ham - user for me, 1 was looking over my shoulder when the gun went off, "\\'hy did not you tell about this at once, and not soy he hal shot hint - self?" "1 w'as so weak and nervous that I was afraid to tell," replied \\'ilkinson, "i toll my mother about 2,30 that Liddicoat had the gnu under his chin and it \volt off." Wilkinson added that Lid - had ,just picked up the stock ho had in his hand before the gun went off. Dr, Campbell, who mode the post- mortem examination, said that, judging by the wounds, the deceased cotlll not possibly have shot himself, as Wilkin- son had at first reported. PUNCH ON CUBAN AFFAIRS. A Full -Page Cartoon of Policeman 'Roosevelt. London, Oct. 1.—finch this week has It full-page Roosevelt -Cuba cartoon, which it entitles A Policeman's Lot, Ttlnsevclt, with his policeman's uniform and big stick, is the cental figure, 'I'o two Cuban duellists he culls out: "Now, then, you two, stop that game," "What'll you do if we don't?" de- mand the combatants, "Guess I'll make it mighty unpleasant fo:' you," Policeman Roosevelt. replies, "And for myself, too," he remarks in an aside, 4. AVERAGE OF 26 A DAY KILLED. Year's List of Railway Fatalities in the United States, 1Vnshington, Oct. 1,-1)uring the year ending Jute 30, 11)Iki, necnrding to a statement, issued to -day by the Inter - State (orrice Commission, an average of 20 persons 'n day were killed and 239 injured on railroads in the United States. The total number killed during the year was 0,703, while the injured timber 80,008. THOS. KEYES' DEATH. FIRE RANGER MISTAKEN FOR A BEAR AND SHOT DEAD, Joseph Bellair Surrenders to the. Sudbury Authorities, and Says That He Did tate Shooting—Will Be Detained Pending Result of the Inquest. roulo despatch: The mystery sur- rounding the death of Thomas Keyes, of St. Catharines, a Government fire ranger in the northern part of the province, has been solved. .:1 telegram received yes- terday at the attorney•Cleneratl'S 1)e - 'flatulent says that Joseph Jtelluir gave, himself up to the police authorities at Sudbury, saying that he had shot Keyes, mistaking him for n bear, Keyes, who Was a stud en 1, 11 lul slid fire -ranging dur- ing the summer season, had a beat, on the line of the domes Italy Railway be- tween Sudbury and the Frenelt ]fiver. ili; dyad body, with at bullet wound in the chest, w'ns found not fair from the lino nu Friday night. last. Keyes wore n black sweater, and this no doubt led to Relbth''w mi«tnkt', :1t the Parlianent: buildings nothing is known about Bellnir, and tire, tele- gram gave no pnrtienlars in regard to hiit. Ile will he detained at Sudbury pending the result of the inquest, which will be held there. 4•4.- BIG .t►BIG SEIZURE OF JEWELRY. An English Traveller's Samples Held at Montreal Customs, llottreal, ()et, ],Customs officer% here have seized ten thousand dollars' worth of gold and silver ware, which had been brought, across from England by \\', .1, (Ilial,, who represents Hutton & Co., and other jewelry manufacturers. ll\' some oversight 'Abr. flraut had neg- lected to make a regular declaration regarding this lot of samples, and so the officials new holding them for the duty, which is estimated at a thousand dollars, MEN'S OFFER REFUSED. COAh CREEK MiNERS WILLING TO RETURN TO WORE. General Manager Lindsey Wants Three Questions Ans'.veted Before Rescan- ing the Negotiations—Mr, Biggs Said to Ilave Exceeded His Authority. Fcrni'. It. (., act. I. The -ludo" ,Illlllllull belt' :1•-11111111 rather 0 li'lt`s• lienal turn lu,!t , wle'i 0 H. ,her. mon, of the all -11111 moon, ,.tale a letter to the t'onti,atty, ,l it111', that in urticr to 011.1 the li1111;1y con- dition of :111,111, he \\ 011111 order the oleo told: 1,1 Hurl: it the .111011;1 11.\ \\ 0111,1 lake .hent boli,, 11 1- un lel-loot! 111.1 I, 1.eII• 11;11 \I.11in;e,. r I,iud-,'\' 10plird I)y letter tllat tbo "1inluappy rood illon," had Ir'''n lil'ollglll all b\ tit' III('ll, ;tad t11:11 til.' ruwpallt .It pl,'-vitt 1- Ilul pl'epare.1 1.1 take then' )lick, 1 I e detn:lntled :III ;1 11-• Net' to tbl','e 11111',11x11, 1101'tl't' the 111'_,1• Ilatloll- ,Ile 1.1 illllllll,•1. 1'11,1, \\Ly diel 11,e\ WOO. :Illd 1IIII, t II 1 11 ',I01.. tient MI pi- tided ii) 1. 110ac1%111h II III i ' 111ing di-agreettlent ~'null, do they admit that the canter en'e betttr,'tt rt'pre-ent:lti\'t', of the rail• patty and the lotion clearly -hatted that 11;0 di,rrinlivation (1,111-e t\a, tacitly agl'e1d 11111)11'; Third, \\Ion I, lu ro111 pen,:lte 'lir ronlp:lll Int tie re -alt• ing (Faun the strike': \II. I.in'Isey, int rel)ly t t .\Ir. Ilion' statement of tester• l.at, issued a citt'ulai letter a -dot. charging hint with atoidin., the issues :Ind challenging Ilial and 1 is a,-1'ciate•t to meet 11i111 in the pre -01110 of 1111 Loa', I reel: nlin0r,. \I r• Slu'riul n t !:l On- Ilia t 11 010 !e'corld itis :Italleirit\ Int rattling the tthinel= (ni, It 1s now. b''• tided that it tin, all :1 mi,l,ti “lero. 1'1'11 -idem \litcll,'ll end,n•-in', the :h•il:''. STRIKE IS SETTLED, Winnipeg Builders' Disputes to be Settled by Arbitration, 11'innipeg, Ilet, I, 'HI,' ' I11111,1;'F -t; il:l i, m.1 'loll. 1n agrrenu'nl by Which inns t1e"I,ntld Norktucu gt. bacl: (u ',vttri; to horn\t Illot'tlittg \ta, to night ht" .\!d. Hat it1,o11, chairman of lilt' Itlllldt'1',' l:\t•!I:Iltgo. 11pi•e,elllrtg tnlpinyer,, and by 11..11b011,, lepre,ent - ing the fent r:tl St like 1 Itttttittee, The only Igen ttot include,) in the agreement :Ire the plumbers, 115 it \\ hose t moble the ,vtupathett' strike ata, inaugurated :1 weak Ingo last \londay, \later plumber• batt slead1 .bi,t Ittu-eil to take not part in the negotiation,. They (lain) lh;al they hate tiled all Ila' place- 4,1 bile striker, with nnn•lulinn sten, and that Ihrl arc ,stifled that their tori: r,lt be carried nn without the aid n( the ti inn or the !nen who de'.rl'tI'd their 01,1• 11 (.nowt, 11 1s Wit ed that the total mune• fury 10,s in the ton day,..Marin.; oiticll the glen have been on ,trikc, wi!i reach three nlillintl dollars, of w'hiell !:2IlU,rllr is in wages passo;tl ftp by the leen. Besides there will Is; expensive litigation over contract., unfinished in time. The builders will take all 111011 back to volt: \vim are. on strike. and in the future tvill agree to give preference Iu intim, labor twheret 't' a\;tib'tile, and also in lettin: contracts, the union, to ho allnwod legitimate means to persuade non-union men to join the various unions lit- their re;peetite trades, .111 (mire dispnles ate to hesettled by arbitration as snap a, Will parties, (1111 yrs nod enlpioyoo, buy1' rereiyr,l notice. The arbitrators oho -em are .1. \\'. flit• ten and 1 \f Naomi. and .Ills, \tut' dmild mitt 11. T. Riley. these four to select at fifth. 4. PRICE OF COFFEE. PLAN TO INCREASE IT ..AND RE- STRICT THE OUTPUT, Now Turk. not. 1.--.\nnuuncentent wa.; nuulr today I,y the Journal of ('om• more(' that the fitailcing of Brazil's ytf- I'ee valorization plan had been arranged. Hankers and merchants, internationally I:nn\tu and. alt ide'ne(1 with the coffee bnsincss;are nuntwd w'ho 11'111 andtIutce the uhnn'y Ileccled, abed. j20,tl(It),111►11, 'l'hey a.u'e locnletl in Nctt Turk, Landon, IIIiv1'o and Hamburg. The nb•jeet of the coffee valorization plan i, to maintain coffee at a remunerative price to the grower by establishing at minimum at tt•hich it is to be upheld h' lnrchase, of coffee on ntenint of the three coffee States of Brazil, namely, the Slates of Sao Paulo. Ilio and \lines, In• .crest on the loan made is guaranteed aril paid by tax on every bang of coffee shipped. The c'nnt•aeting states bind themselves to restrict or discourage by discriminat- ing taxation the exporting of coffee of inferior glades and they further bind themselves to pate laws ple\entng the extension of eoflwe acreage fat' two years rafter ,Inn, 1st, 11)1)7, HANGED HIMSELF. WAS DESPONDENT AND IN JAIL•, FOR BURGLARY.. Brighton, N. ,1„ Oct. 1.—Louis Em- mett, who Was in jail here awaiting tial for burglary, hanged himself Inst night with a rope torn from a cell hammock. Emmett had lawn dispondcnt over the pruspeet of being returned to States pH - mon, from which he had been released a few months ego ou parole. Ile was 22 years old, At 4 NO ADULTERATION is used in the preparation o 11 CEYLON GREEN TEA THE TEA THAT OUTCLASSES ALL JAPANS REFUSE SUBSTITUTES LEAD PACKETS ONLY 40e, 5oc and 6oc per Ib, AT ALL GROCERS. r 1.1111.1 111.,16- 'O 1• '11'107.1i46.•1 JACQUETT 111bq•1,%.1114146,1til1'411., 1ti1/1.111.1, 111)111 )1111(1 ;lung together null Iles- 1 %rural. than (loath \Va; Ler- that fair. r1'mted a hood night of marble dt1'j- ! 4' .)i.spll'itell \.,ottig. !111'1, \Tito-( bright (11x1 led up t1 the nlll•'-ice hall door, in ' rave 4111414'11 1111 114111 14'1111 th,' 14,IIl 1,11 w. 1114' 111111 VI' 11111 u( 1.h' huildiup. '11144 opened into a \ est hall. high, Il:i'I: and silent, tool (11111!.ed on either side by doors, ,111,1 with 1.l staircase of polished oar: et the further end, leading. to 1111 u(• per fool!!'. (opening it door to the Tight. blcg11'Lta adie1'ed (11111 into 1.l specious drawing 4'111111, \ 'r.r Ili;_h, 1.(I' dart:, Very grand toll!-jlent, and lwaiillg user 11' high mantle Iooltel the esentebcun 0f the bons,' 1,f 1)' vele, with it- brilliant. -il\er star, The furniture 14lt; carVOl 111)1 massive. told i'idtntly belonged to 1.t former oencrltion: and a fl'\ rare old pictures, masterpieces of ma -ter ptlint• cr., hum!. 114'1111411 the walls. The immense 11'111111141",1, reaching almost fl'1(111 tool' to clrilin4, Fere hung with dart: 11111.1111, d1.(• mast, lined with corn colored sillo and the tlljl'I<, 11;1114 carpet was no dainty Ilru-.(.ls lit 'I'(:rkoy tl(fair, but one that had cVldl'nlly 1.0011 Used for half 11 ecu• lto;y, and wt's likely ti) -l:Itil half n century more. The choir told table; an,l ,uta, \tiro 111 II( the -ant' lou -,41'0. (114'4' (d entitice pattern; and the eye: 111 the y0nng Englishman lit up frith plea snrc ;I, 11e jo1re11 around and hall•4nd• 4111) murmured: ".1 fit home fore des• cenila11 of the 1111 1)14 Voles, I Irate new IIIriiilnme end new houses." •fac1(nelte hail left hint upon his on. Ounce; 1111 for 11 time Ile 1411- left '(lone to )hider name what 11111n11'1. (It girl this 01111 1.lusin of his might. be. Before 111 1•"1111 colli,' to ;in,v-:tti'ta(t(,1'V ('olll'Itl- shin, the ala --j4' uel<t'll (11)1)1 '\1111;4 0(011. 111(1 a 11111. 11111' 11111 noon, 111 -1111'- 1y 0(4(11(( and dignified alien. "1;iu1114' but Imu,ty',' stood on the tlllesllol(l, 14111' n lady on Ili, arid, ••.111 dear tiny, 1 ant delighted 10 set' 1111," Lo c\1leinlcc1 11 al voice of cordial \\(!1'1111(, es he cams' 1.44vaid end gra':p• 1114 loth I)isbrow1''- hands, -la)k Ih0I11 heartily, "11"hat nn unexpected (11'.1sloe this it to he sure, Isle;4 1110! now 111:e you are to V"111' mother, 1114• (our Si-tt'm Clare, 1114' dear hoyl \'4'u book like 8 1)11 Vero, toery inch of you. .\11111' IIIb' to 44:11\(4 \'011 ;lel(111111'4d \vit(4 1',1111' ('IIII-inn, •--this is 1111 daughter Augusta, and tai' is my daughter •la'11o'tta. but 11111 I:11o4V her tihcudy it ;1(('er,," "1 111110 Hutt (leaslu'', sir," said I)i•• 11.14', hewing hp "1114• (laughter .\114115• tall, haughty, derl:•eyld, (Intl:• !mired, pair feed beauty, (.0111 snit s1et(lt' lis a duchess, wit! t!1. fine, (loud aristocrtit iv face rich,' Rinner bell had runt1 . en a long interval 11111 succeeded, Imo -till the Hon- orable .1lfrcd I)islrowe ;tirr,''1 not ---=till he slot)] gazing Ill that piet11'', Unite ..forget 1111 that be was to 1Irrlll!. ( hi; 111'1 , and that the bell 11411 rung ten minutes before, and that. in all ptlblhilit4. this original 44':4 \gaiting downstairs, and in 111) ferry s\k'l't 1111111111• .l1. that ;:1101' wait• 1114;., A sharp 111111(1: at tht door .tertled !1:111 at 1:1-t from his reverie. and, in answer to his "Cone' in!" the 1111,(1 !lime,! 1141 1' 1':1111: ell 11'1'(1. \\'lull ! not really yet, :1111 the ,111111(4' \Vaili11g for the last ten minute., tin,' 1'11'11' Bob 11e most particul:0•',11 „n• denten that )1'1'1' wore 1l 44 1;;! \1 ileN. '" said 141.(1(.1. lien!:, thrn.tin! 11:- hands into his (rackets, and 10 ie4liuq 1.1 whistle, "11 is possible?" will 1)j.hrn'.'1', -tort• Mg up, sh((ked :(t Ilk W;1111'11 tjinnght, "1 deserve the ll ,1tinnlln for ter 10...r,11.(.1.,I c'an't toll \Vital I was 1hjnl:ing of. to forget11114(11 so, he 44411. as 1111 limo4'4'1111 111111th to err:Igo his toilet. \Voll, hurry 11p, 11111 ('I1 wait n,4' yon," 'odd Frank, smiting himself. ".leek 1til- Vtsed uncle to send 4I ) one of the j:itehen ;nail's to h'!p you to make yni•4elf fns - 1111111 in!g it too!: yon s1( 1011'!, `o they've put you in 111e `1:1• cha Cher. have they? 'I'b'I'' ,lac!:' pj('IIll4'. '.1'!X11 would you Olio. 10 11' the 1111';1, uw .184.1;((r (;it soil I'rlll:!:. "Hiss ,1nglisla, 1fcourse" 41(4'1 1):s. 11 we, surprised at 441:11 n gnestjnn, "1 1:1111)'1," still Frank.14itIt a ehn(l:l('. '';1111 she 1)11(1, though, (;u.ty'- only ei!fhle111, and •lecl:'s twenty. tool more. !fur all I I:now•. She 11101:4 \•ulnl_'r, don't ,he? Itnl Owl's bemuse she's so shall it fair-- fair peep!' always 1,11:: young ,i, that they 4')11111 are, yon kilo\('," "Younger! 1 11114'1111 11101i h4' ' 1.1 he s:Xtt('I1," Sail! I)1,1)1'0\VV. "?hP t'01'l;11111) 1101', 1111 1110k411111." "She is, then, and sh1' mal<(s 111 lgoies of telling it, either: end then it 111;11<04 her 11)1< like t !girl. \veering 1rt• hair flying. about 111,1. In(' in ends,ina'4d 01 !!':tiding' It, 4111 fixing It tip as (lusty , 110'4," . of the 1►1' 1-1.11': as, different from Ler ( "1►o you know."said 1)i:1mwo. 14'11111• I<15t1'1' .1. 11,11' 11'+4'111 night, 1 inn 'll; tangled 111('!x, 'she reminds Ill( so ".111, k it a plcasuie?" said 11i -s ,Inc• i u4I0ll of sun!' one i have s1'011 --i can't (,11"'1.13 Ilirily, "1 41i4114.1- know. Perhaps,' think who; 14 shadowy resemblance in 114'114'4' you a4'' acquainted with no. long every motion,,, you will have ;mother notion 4111111 that.' ''i 1hi111< she looks like little t)rrie At that moment a bell ran;;. Ilowl't, at the inn, if that's whet yon "The first 1'II," said the master of :11(411," Said I'i':tuk "allhln!g11 (brie's ;1 the 11011-0, "djlulor will 11' 4(14(11 111 hu11' I'''0ibn' lilt!' ;(Innes fur dllt•I:ness, 4111 Gln 111(0)111111.7,1:;(11d1 lour; and 1 per4u111c yon will 41411I1J'4<'s (a'4' a5 she 0411 be. 1 1<41110w :n041' they 11 IP\I' I11(IIIlelll5' rest after 1'11111' 11114 411)41'4 1•( 11041)1 111e of o11' allot 1'r--tln(I ,v ri(1` , 41,1(14 4141 40, 100,0 "I certainly require it," said ')i;- „ • ,s ow 1 1."1' 1)Isllluw , Iliell at11 disheveled lurk, 01 his rich 14'0411 1,144'; she's not the one 1 mean, lly Jove! i "and I it rather trnvel•slained just. at „ present, no doubt." ball. it 11144, he 'rind, with e start; Ile held open the door for the \1141;; "she looks like 1110 f'l'ow 1 hnrs'lhip• ladies to pass out, es he s Joke. 7'11' hell --Il puek't 'diti011 1)1' 1ha1 411111' 1)1)1 uennl4• .\ligusla ucl:11ow•ledgeIl the court. (01111, revised and improved, with the t err' 114• the slightest 11(11(1 of her proud 14'4'1 some 41141-the,�'er}• same 111114: in head; but ,ia'lpnett(t looked cunningly her eye: that he llas, in his face end 'aglitter, end Iassed her "(lollll gracious! said lien!:, laughing. hand to him, load danced after her stet:'• 'here's a discovery! Ota• •i:4(i: 1'I:' old ly sister like en incarnate Sunbeam, Niel: Tempest! \\'hut would Jae!: say '''hen 114'. De Vere rang the bell, and to if she hear(' that?? 'Not het wllnt 1 be - s spruce chambermaid escorted Captain liege she would inks it as Il compliment; 1 , , 1......1....:1. til l)isbrowe upstairs ton long gallery, foe she 111'4'1' 11..,11of it' '11(' brow', 1'lllllling his fingers tI11'OIIgII 4(443 • •(,l1.•• '•1111 ;roll( llIl ' flanked, like the hill 1)1310) 4'41.11 doors, hint, and would 11111k0 ,( tiptop \Vile for 11 hull 1141'4'(11 111111 into whet• Iris bust 1111(1 silll•spa toyer or an Italian brigand." called the „Star Chatllcr" -- n superbly "Spenkinl� of brigands" Said 1)ishrolyr, ground, and the cornices fret 1 (41 with '1 em l,, little specimen of that tlrltcl. fitted 11p npnrtlncalt, with the 1111114 1111(1 ''ren:ImIs Inc lhnt I ''Inv with old NICE (ceiling gemmed with slurs in 11/11)'e 1i llq)(,t 144 you (111 +11'11. e 111151 en.gold network,m.o.111(4 bronze 11)11111.01 , inn 4''111 hri'rnntl'sh rig, "\Ilw, 11'1114' carved; a portrait of 0 small, mocking, P hung a. picture in 111 oval frame, IIIIIVIIy he 41111((1, "giving n few finishing touches, „ tantalizing, le'witehillg t'al'e4' , '111 short, "1 11111 at Pair 4141'4''(('• waling curls, a 4'111411, ]loth descended to the diningur sparkling', flashing where 414''1 found Mr. Ih' \'etc and his gray eyes, scintillating with mirth and lie awaiting ithein. I)isb1)11lI mischief and hidden po1411', 11, wits the daughter portrait of ,Iacquetta De V'4''' 111111 the apology for detaining 111(111 \vas snlilll'g• red lips seemed \teethed into a 11nu'I:illg lY accepted, and rail 4.e1'00ofsoon ton master 0(1 l around the 11411)1(. board Ilmila 111111 the flashing eyes scented to l deride hint as they met his 1411. 'l'he of 1'ontelle lint'. 114\1111 was half tuned as if slit] lluring the meet .Dishinwe 111410 some Were lol:im'• bac!:- ,just as he had Inquiries about the .Society of the neigh. r 0 b(lrhoud 1111(1 the sentry. „ ie peen her \then she, left the room U. 1110 iel')11ell him about our gentry, puts, (14(111, before, with the snore 44(1:(11, 1►ttlf• Said (llr. 1)e ''ere Ilppcalillgly to Jae.de final. half -laughing grace' n,' ', "You know 111(4'11111( 4411411 Leaning his urn 011 the mallet, lull forty miles around." quite forgetful of the flight of time, he "4'04, 111111 ftn'ther, 1,00," said Jacquet• "_l nil 1 4111411 be only lou happy to shod (lel' 111111 looked u1. it, 1\'1111 1.(t, thoiighte were thronging through his tIll;e Cousin Alred around and nitr'u• :Bind et that moment? 1)itl ,he l.hi111< of duce him, Tin.;(, there's the ttroltes-n the prediction of the weird \\itch of the their real 1lam(4 i4 1l1'ow'11, 11111 that's n 10110'1111-01 the (larl:, loathsome pit, at matter -and there nt'tl Six girls, the old - the bottom of whieli, her high pride laid est of Munn lull been eighteen for o1 the:ctrl I �ud(1en11. !here 41114 the sound of 1.t 1o\', she was to lie at. his feet? 1)411 he Inst five years. flan lioness lady, 111 heS4.4• fall, fothere by n cry from C4 f 1.t Think of it afterward, 411 the dark days thu;n Ih.sn111111(, n. limp young z. that were to conte, when he 1:1104' n doom 1.110 beanpole pattern, with 44hitc 114irzle-'a sharp, quirt: cry of 41111111 (4'1"11. 111111 111115. '110'11 1111'rl'', 'Alr`. 1•1;11rie, 1 '1.1l1'1i111'1•,' 111111,1' II111111 ill 1111' 1)1':'1111..1 (411'1'1: 1- i)'1'I,1110r1v, ;(11'1 41'111 ,II1111• )I. I' hu,lnml t1'nrthr lilt!" -111! 4111 )1 10, 11111' 1.4'101,'1• ;11'1 1100,1' (I;1,-4111;11,' (1''11) 11 r. 1:0 \ re. 1)i,llr,l\t1' 41141 ;1,'1(141 j 111 1111'1' 111 111.11111,1 .111111.1;1 11 10.'1 "u t 111 I I'11', and a '111'1•: -111,01) "1 (1.11'011 '1 a''/1III 111p1.('-1ll, I : '' I �: " 1 ,: 1'1/:I11.1 Item 111.r mouth. 1010 I, \11.. 11!'1-y (101'1- ,111.1 11'1' ! :1' Ler 111', ' .:rd 1!11' 1444'), 11;11-11 51.1'1'•, 1111 of 11'111111 11111 111111;4' ,I 111'.1' 1, 1," it 1,1 L/.e: `111' 1;.1• IIV 111+ 1 all 1't 111 0111' 111111 -,lull' 1111-111 '311,l .I,('' ,11;,•4'\ '.uli j- all." 1111111', ill 011' 1111, ul.11j1'1,M• 4414. ",1", I'd llll11'1' 1111,1 111' 1111' 111 1111' 1Il11'111111. 11111 it 1\111111 1,;, h 11;,1,,, 1, 1i cliff,! \tool,' road it 111 the pater-: 'll,)r fled 141' 1'11e l;(4.ere 0l ,i,•dellln11 X1111111 • out, Captain .\114'(11 !h' \ ere, of 11'4' \liltl'rt11' (411111'11` 111 \1i licit\' It1g" 1'Itle,st 11;111;_r'IIII'I' 1(1 '1111111) f''It':' Il0'g r., 111 /I,,, 1, 1411. "IlIhl( (lull_ ;In :li'tl•1'1' 1- :I l(g.i-' 111111', ,lel'-1'1''' " 11 `II'�;I,I all.Ili. 111'1'11 ;1 1'1:11' of laughter troll) Frani, I "j'1.':Irl, 1,4'11 !11'1 Illlgl' `all! I)I •I, 1'141'(, interrupted J;I'( lett;• :'1"111 has,. lone nil -chic' 4'11 "1111 1 a III:Ill(U111; hint, Ill p!" 41, 111144! Irl'N' 1144'1' \"111 .(n'Ik, 1111'1 1)1-10.001e, 1i111111'1!\ 111.111111 IIII' 1111'1.'''1 1',!Iat 11111 11:11( 110111' fairy ten 1ee4 (1(0(1 111 1.1111111'- 11111,1 .(1 I)nr1':" .1;1 id Frizz!', 11'1111 e -11,0 shut 116111111', 1:111.:11; •'1 \A fluid 1111' as much :I; ;1114 "'1'11111': a11, 1 think,' -ail .1a111101 rl1anl'eg 1111; 41111 11111), 11,11 '.14111' 1'1 ;( 118111(g I.:too. hi ILMI;g11t1' In !le h' -11 1, 1111110 in:,' 11 tIn -t ill ill• 4'1'11-1111 .111_'.11.1;1, "44'111 e(1111nit (rime- 1'• crll0c 1 repeat 11: 51 III1VI'r -1111'1. ;1111 loll!: fierce, 1111' young soldier crimes that e'en I. Il (l'lh re•4 awl ;111;14 1 tlnl, '11111111'1• 14' 411i11k 0f, 1hey 11l11'1 .111• (11. 01' 1,111.1111111.111'11s." "1111 •11111 `111(1'1 11111 cotl•egl'nc1'., 00 1111 Iunr11,'res ,Mute!! llr. I)1' \ 11;11 lurjl11.ly', n, he Injd .111g11a11. 11 7., • III: !i,'1.1...11, ;1• •0 08' (4)4I,..1•o, 1111 ('' ,k11, II'' \' ''• 1"'21000! T((4)111 her not ! lie :rvl. 411 ;1 tort, 0f 111111'110,1 141_11 al! ;144- _'11.11. "V1111 14;11 ,' `1;1111 1114 1 1(11(1 !" 11111 1!11.11, 1 toll \-10. said F1•Ileelllt'11', 1111, Ito, there'. \ll',. 1;1"./. zl' I11\4111, an estimable 14'11, end 111jg1ty pro ty to 1001: ;It, 41111 Ine- .4 01' 1.11111' 111111111!1 the flog- 111 1 he .8) 11111, allllell !l(!'4', I I Ilot 111<1.1 t' 1111 410)11(1 ►;111 ill 111( 411111 bel, 111111 '1). ;1- -111,'. 11 10110\V, 11111 you 'light objl'ct to a ,1(0411 1141111 \rife" "uh, I :111 not pall i(n111'," will 1))-- 1010)1., el1•ele,:l,'; "but I have •1''n 1111' 1:111V iu Ilue.tinn. 11111 1 r.ither thin!:, it 1 hill, -h' 11011111 .'01(11 11(4 44 11(1\4• Igai4. 1111' •01'41, 111111 4ur111''1 11)114'11 III1 ,1101, 1s it i•, 511' (41111' pr)t1y 111;1. 1rjn,,ln1 '•!11' the hell ren: 111oV' us! 111) ..!,;111 104 (1 g1 free another h(lly, for this!" But the 1x11 form of (;sizzle int0ipl,e,l 141114'en 111411 enol the dour. 11111 111.1 long, I.1nlnrindlug 1,11;f11:11, 1')41l'd hila 1111<, .hr 41101 111, r1''1lutely, fixing her 1'414-h'1'41y 111 Ili, face; "41)11 .,111111 1111 101111: gllal'll.11lI11 pl'1IIIpt1' 1•lal4.,l hl` 11 4 1'1)14' 04'11 ,•itk1', 11111 ,11;111 11111111"4(l ad1'1'lltlll'Ir al lh' 1111 1111`'• I1, 1 +. It 1'4 1101 111;11 llr, I)1' \'(r1' 1111 .1tigu-111 listener! in i 11(.11• ;1114' 11'_11,1 for you lent horror, Frank uttered en ('Xel1lnu1 11011 of dismay, 111(1 Jalgi(tt,l puckered tip II'a' rosy 1111011 11 and whi-1.1 .11 "The ntrueiotis 11,1 h;lg!" ex',:limed 111'. I)( yen.. '140od Heave"! 111th .11011 4 den 411011141 so long Int 4). exi-ted in a peaceable community! 1 ren."loiter, now'. t.11It :11(0IIt eight month; 11'g1 there w:I, .I rnnllr of 4 Illi's114 Pr'11'lllllan ;l stranger here- ltlld 01 14110111 111 tiding. could ever be (1iseoVered. 11e 41111 1141re Iron 111' one (111' little girl spoke to yo,l 404, For 1 tell you (tollcrt I)' 1''4'', 11f1, 0 1 1.1s•h('a1l1l ' hll841e114t1111:1.11.1(1.1.1.(44.4;11141-11.1..,111111.1 ,h;1e1r- 11!111(111111o11f'_'111t11l'•I'4:ng1t1i111h 14p'erilg1a1-111y1';ol 111;)1l11' •1• 1,11(1' suit sets." Iv -1111 11 this 1411.1 kno\411, 1.h' 1)11111 '\n1. ((11)11 sl 14'1, 111) _lou,! -11': 1 \1 ot'!d 11 1/11111 .1111111 \'0111• 11111!g111 t' \41!1 11441' t1 h ' coll,llltl'tl 41'111( het 1- -(1.1'1: her ii: loathing ;11111 horror! 'A'' •;1111 4 loud, 1:It'sl 11111'1', 41.• lilt 11',01' 41'1'1 1111111'1'11 111 theI'('et 1//114111 -.1111111: 1 • 11 1'1.1.,1• ;11111 11 if tight 1111111 her 14114'''4 r .111' \0111111 41("'114', 111.01111 as you will, 44'114 1411110 a- you listen, \'I l 1 0'11 1111, 111:111, e, 1;11(1 11;114 1110, 1 ,--,peak Hie 1111111.•' It 1, 1.1! you nij,crlhlc '04'01.1 ,11•zcll'i!" 111' -1141, furj(1u.ly, "1)111' lu 11(14414'111 1114' d1114,4lhtel•'s 11;0111' 111 1--'1• 0111jon lt!1 any ('1.11111 again, a111! by III 411' aint 1 41411 he tempted to 1 n' 4:'t 4on or.. t 4konie 1. ;Ind-tl':Illglo 1'111 1111 14' •'11i:,11 1, ';1.111 njd 1111(n 11111(,' :10I Itri'/.'/.4', codling 11'4' 11.11(•. 44j111 1) short laugh. "'fou could (lay at 1hn1 gam". and. ;1• a 111011, 1 w'luldn't 11'114-1' 1''11 I() try it with 1110." ••;Illln't 1 go 1111' :1 doc10r, uncle':" •a 1•1 I'4':011:, 1101k g 411gglr. 11 1;r1z7,i', " 1n i 1 can 1('111:; :1 eo11.18110 tip (1.1111 ( reek at 1111 -;1140 tilne, ;14(1 fix this old floor of 1:1- feet. ..No, 14;1:1, 1'111111:: 1)1n't "0,' ii(l 11111 of .I;1..11111'1:1. "1)1,11'1 g1 yet, .\i1. 104'011111.!, \\•I 11111-1 hill' 41'1) 11 111' -41 - (;''11,1'" 4'0;1 X41 for :IIII' 0111'." 1!('I' 0,11.11. banished i.verythino 11•'(141 the minds of till lot anxiety f''1' .1411)1.. 1.;l, .\41 !_:tthcrell ;1'),4111(1 1111' s1fit :15 1111 -1'11\(4' 01"'1111;1 II''1' 11(1111'1. 'hark 11'01. 111411. 111"1:''11 (111111 \' n11111114. 1'1'11 1)1' ('0111101111.) 4•♦ 111,1' earthly' career to tilt 011.1; :t 4n only' for the providential interruption of Int young friend, ('rank, there, you \4'111111 hardly h11Ve seen no. :It I'lntelle today, I 1411'4'." .111 Ioo1<ell at him in curiosity, 411,1 the jt j- not that 1 beer 1141 hike 111' 011„ 11* 1'1111' proud 1:110' it j. not 1(4)1 I d1 Not 11144', 111111 the dcpt11,1 11 II 1111, 1111' 141111 11'10'- it'• 11 11(1 111'1' (1010" 11'11, •eell)I',l 111• all III-tllit, 111 1118:1' 1) 11 11 a 4''d, 111'111 fire, n•- they 1 un Jai la, 1411(1 I:111'11 -1(10 11(1 ,I -ter "blit fur 11 telt-''ll 11 111, 14 it, 1'111 -111111 1111 14'4114 'li-gr;l'" .01 411411,011, Ill-grice on your ho11.', II), 4'11'1' on ;411 1114. nano' of 1)) Vero, es w4; 1111118 linl(ntlV 111.011, and (;11.41.. 11141'1 her -011 41111.1 lrlore then. "11'011, most potent, 4:r4Ve, a11'1 1')111•• 1.1111 sokfIlll•4, 11 MI 144111',, too,' sh' -;11.1. ',n 4'011 114(1 it 411 s1ttlI41 111 11 m' -t '61 1 l'IZZ,10 110)11( 111111 for -0115, :4'(d clap them into prison, and hang then! 11r l•nblwrl' 1101 ultlrder? \\'hat :t pity .1 elaborate 8 .0111'1110 .1111111 1`11(1 ill ;I: .1) lila lll• 111101' SI'IIl111e4 1114' 1(11110 11(1111(! \\1lal would you s:ly to 111e, 11 w'4'' to toll you that you will not 0111'.' 1'1 no, 11 fordh free, but sale from your hit I'l'l'I''11('0 11.0111 II('lle'fl)1'tl ?" "\'1111 will •1)11 11014 my an:\'or," -lid 11r. 1)1' Vero, seizing the 110 11 rope and rin'gin'g :1 4.1olo lit peel, "Cell your servants as fest a• yon like!" sold the woman, with 1 loll of clnh'mpt; "Iut before they, or von, Illy a fin;ger 111 111', 1 111141 awl w'i!I have a ord with that young 1:11, (here:" .\n.l she pointed to .11gn4t:1, 14110 stools 4'c• 1arlilg 11 4.1. hilh mingled horror anal 1041 t'li11'1_ . "\\'' 11111 5(0 nho111 111111." said ,11', I)' ''ere, calmly, "I tell 1111,' sold the 1)111;111. r:tj4jn„ 11(114'111 411(1 sptn1<ing with 1.l .14'1 14 (1:1-• -jonate earnestness, "jt will 1e hotter for 1011 if you d1;- 1111111 1)1e V'l'V I!1 of your (teeth, you, 111d all Oho hoar your proud 1011110, \vitt I'l'l' it 11 1011 du not ! Liston to 4111', 1(111 --Von 1110 -tend there .1 otteenly jn 11111' haughty pride and •:'(11'14 11 41'111 IN' hotter for 1o11 t0 1,':11' what 1 have to say; 111' 1 i11Ve 11114' se• '1,'t and 411011(1' 1esides, that you ought to 11:1)(' (:111\1'11 long before 11114." ,\ frightful littleness overspread the liallg11ly 11111' 111 Augustus an'I, will a feint '4'1. -h' caught 111111steadied her - •01f by a ('flair, "1.)h, 1 must hear her! I nous(, Impel„ •he 'Tied, gasping for breath, end 1011:• jug 1111111 to faint, It w•a5 stra11g" to s(4' the ('111111, (111 -1:114'1\•, 411' haughty .\nlusta 1)1. Yet'' moved Ij1<' this, In all his life 1101. I'n• they 141111 never s(''ll anything like it 111• tore; anti now h' gazed upon her. 111)1. derslTnel:, "In heaven's name. \\lint is the 1111'41• in!g' Ill 111.4, .\tlglisla? \\'lent 500101 'S 1114.. 44'1011111(1 "ill 41.01114111 1u11:11)1,1 11111111 ?„ "1)11, 1 4'4111101. tell 1011! 1 (Inn. not. (ell you! 11111 1 nll.t 110111' 1101'!" nXollin10l .\ugnl,tu, distractedly, as slit. \vent over 1111'1'11 nd 5(0"11 (los' Reside 111' 0nul, "1 1111151 ('ll 4011'11 prim!\V(,"lls:lit! 1 i'iz- z!t., 11101<111g 140(111111. "Von nust not leave the room!" said 11r. I)' \''re, sternll, "Jtequett8, ('II the ,erValts to \veil, and turn the key Of the door and let this farce end." Jacquelin, loot:iug astonished and be- wildered. obeyed. "I)on't listen, nom! Stand off!" selitt 14rizzlc, wily an angry lave of her hand. ".1 I)r Vero should not he an eavesdrop- ped, ('ono' over dere, young 1811y," she said. laking A11gl41e 1y the arm, and leading fel• t0 the remotest corner, Capt. 1)ishrow'o walked to the window and Inoke11 0111. ,111011110t 111 hent, 01.01 110 ht• 111', will 1101' 11101: 108111)1 them; 1111(1 111'. 1)0 Vere, looking angry, astonished, e1111 half alarmed, stood with a frowning 11.0\1, regarding (twin. So neatly ten minutes passed -during, t4hirh tri•z,zle talked 111 a fierce, rapid, hissing whisper, without once stopping. and ('rasping Lolly Augusta's arm In u r viselike grip, As she 'cent, on, a frimht• fel change passed over the young girl, One 111111 \1•HS half raised, her 1)111 11011(41 lips sprung, quivering, apart, her eye; strained, and staring, an awful (llu'lmess, as if she were strangling, settling on her face, and with a Zook of horror ---of \1•ild1M1, most unspeakable horror -she 11 BABIES WiTH BURNING SKIN. Mothers Find Zam-Buk a Boon. When a baby is c0nstently (rying, b'.':l u•' of slain trouble, 4111X'11 11113115 11)141 pity -• child 04' 0111111(1'?: 4tllny ti 111/)11101' 14 )urn 0111; 1.4111 nursing, and many 4 child suffers agony which could be avoided by application of a little %am Ituk, Ror eczema, eruptions, chafed skin t111d the 1111111\• "1111111•e11ks" to 41.1111.11 chilltrrn 1111' 1111111(, zit 1111; 'a unequalled. :NEN, 1'lllifi of tit, John's \Vest. 11'elllln(1 ('aunty. says: "%tln•1WI: certainly doe, all you claim for it. 11y baby hal 11. kind of rash - quite a lot of small spots and pimples on the head, 1 applied %:lul•lluk and 1114 delighted with the result. 11 1(:11011 the soi'l's :11111 in I1, short t1111e 1'1111111'1'(1 all truce of rho eruption, I have re0om- nlended it to several neighbors, v1ho are 11111011 plea.8ed with it." %nm-Ibll: i5 411401)10 alike for (dulls and for the delicate sl:ins of young infant:, It is pure -there's the point. Contains no animal fat., no mineral coloring Matter, but is Horde from vegetable essences, %e.m•ltul: cures also ringworm, ulcer:, llhsc('nses, barber's rash. =(alp sores, piles, chapped helots, colt! sore:, chil- blains, cuts, burns and bruise,. .\il druggists at 50c a box, or post fret, from the Zam•llid: Company, 'Toronto, upon receipt, of price. Druggists Guilty of Homicide. (Brooklyn Eagle.) .141lItnreti111 of food is 111(1 enough. Inn , :Is a ride the 'substance mixed with 44 hat. we eat 81111 drink are iuuutritious 11 101 n0 more; 11at, is, the white earth mixed lith dye and glucose to 111111:( cheap candy i; not poison; the willow !eaves of which II)\V'grade len is made 111111 1111' rye, chie1ry, clay and Festally - :int grounds sold for coffee are lulpleas• loft to the taste, but hardly liable to induce stemtielt disorders. But to ad111- tor11' drug, j4 11 criminal net, In spec- ific instances it is holnieille, \\'here n lif' longs in 1111' bata11c' 1014 the pity- sicial orders some powerful tonic, 4opur- ifie, febrifuge or 411111) not, and the Ilrng- 'rst 5111114 it bottle of colored 4yat 4('0111. 'd and 11a V01'041 by 0011 tar (X1lnet5 the druggist i; blamet)le if the p11 i('it dies. BLOOD TROUBLES Cured Through the Rich, Red Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make. PRACTICE FOR DUELS, English Writer Descries Preliminary in France. \oIonling to :III 1:111211 Il 44 vit'r, the 10')!)1, o1eoied1 (Ilral('d 114' I'II'll('lllll('ll 4411('11 'lt110lig,•d 11 fight 11 (1111.1 1, s01110- th11;1 1i10' (ilt-: 1. ;1 i 1111, 1 1 01101111101 1)110 llr 1111 1:11111 '11111•lln'!: (1f 4V'tln•l suffer front the art of ',loin_ (11111.1' 114,11E 411(11 L'•J(1110Mo, 11;11'1, tI'lle-, dl//fines , 1;111• 11"1111• demand, :1 11111'1, .1 44).1'1< before 4!1111' :111'1 I11't4''ltlnlll'-4, 1.1'0' 1(1(1IU• (III' l'lleltlllll'1' 414('1 411 11 11. 14:1;1411111'- lhal 1114'11' IIII"'11' 1111 1'11111', )1'11111 11'' 14''lt1'tte, 1111 celeloat(11 expert :11111 11111<- 111 ,(elle 01 1111'11' 1:111 '•1 1'1 '11'111' (11' III\1, 1110! .h11 t VIII' 1!1111 Ill' 1.1111101(1.1"1110,t1(.111114:140 NI 1111- IIIIIUIr''11 0111(11,1ge' 111 ;1 largo!. 111(111' 1111((' 111' 1111111' .,In111;1(.11, a olio! lir 111(111 f"lgc1 that 111.y 41111 be quite dos- elllonl4�111 the 111'111g of 11e11' 11pp0(1- lhejl' 11(4'1(4. :111,1 y1'( all 1114' 111111( it I` ,1101(11' 11111' 1,1 4111 t01t I• 111' l'lll'� 111111 10 fill'. on the 11'111, elllltl(III can -1 ,.t ;111 their trlullle. Dr. \1 j1- -hale, their :11111 :Intl they' uli-s their id• Haul,' 1'4111: fill• cure ell these and 1 4er-11ry. In order to 11.41111 those Ilne!- Ulb1'I' 1,11111 1Ilolhl,. 1,,,au.+' 14(,'4 I i'1.., I)r. UeV•tllier,, a 41(11 1.111)11 (11'r-111- aett1a111' 111;11(1' 111'\\', 11,'11, I'1''! 11411,1, 111111 111 sp01'111142 o:rt'los, stllrt('ll :1 s(1ei)'ty lir , .1. 11. Jlr.lrluur, Vit. I'In/u,u., 1elled ''I,',1-sanit all I'jstol1't " the 111- 1111., .;ly': "I)4', \\lI!)tul,' I'lllt, fill• 1111 n1. \4 Lich i' to train its nit'nller- ju 111 1110' Ill( :1. 41011,! of 4!011!.141(44 (f ;111 e\(!hill! 111101, eh'l)t 11 1•111L411tee11 nand!- 1 44:1. a ('III I)4'. It t 11111'1, Li11111v' incited t1' vMiter slant '.111fever. 1 w4- 1 'Itch,!!' 1'!111 11(10 to 441111(.. 011' of Ill, seallees at the bit alltl 111!' least exertion lett 110' 014,42141 dill (1,' 1',II I•. '(be 0111111011401',, wearing out, 1 slept 141111 at lljlht and Illi- all 1r11ina14 feeling 111:1-1< \tit!( 11 .ntnll furit'r weak0n(�t 1111', ;111 finally 11)11,1 'lull!,' 11f tllj' L 4111'.. :I1 Ib' 111'1"11 of 14) 42)4'14 1‘1\141111k 1(1 i (l)I4l'Ll.o•plll,' 11.11(1 '0 111:11,!111_ 110' '41•. :1111! e 1'111,' clack 1(111•', .tool( ad 1 4ves quite Illllllde to d1 11111 11011.1'- al 1.0' I'0011I ltlll11 (list 111•0 of •?,1 vends. work, I took 110('101', I111'1111'IIU' 111( 1(:11111111111111:1111. ('('1'1'1'11. 11''1('1'1'(1 "1'1111! 1111. of 111110 11' 110 110111'111. 4)111' 11;11' .1 1 . . 1111. 11011\, 11'111,1 . 14' , 1 nci'4hlltlr (0111 1011 111111'11111(1111'111141 -111•' and they hall to fire Itt41ee11 "f1'n" 11101 (md 11('l'1v0d from 1)r. \\Illl:Iill. 1'1111:11114-" oh'1111 111141' ..00(111(1,1 measured f(1Is :11111 4(11'1.1'11 Ill( to 11'1' 1141111. 1 11(111 ;I 1111'11'0llollletl't', 413)11 81111 };4'1 thr0r 11x0-, and ht 4111 1 1111. 11.1,1,1111),:i1,,..0;1111:10. round, 1114111, 1114(!( ,f time 1 11)111 1141'11 thele 1 )11111! tell ,1 4411\. tolll here an initial ;peel! i,( !1,1 pining( for the 111t'r. 'Then 1 rot four k. .1 `f11'r are quite l4u'ut boxes 1111(1'0 ;tint l0'f'1re they were ;111 !,..., :1111 -1141o' ,1f 1111'.4;1t11'lll'llticy 11111'1- 411111 1111' 111'81111 kvas (11111 restored, '11 j-1, ,l0 1;01 (1 111 \teal' the 11111(•1< emit. nee 1110 111111 0111' \\111!1 Ilot think 1 11:1111'111,• pistols I(-1'! Ire ordlll:tit one.: till' 1'41'1. been ,lel: 111' 11 1:11 11111i 1 (';III 11011 1011!1' ;Iltt'1'atlolt 1.1111 -0'1 -ill a -1110(1 shield oStY say 1 ow111 e 1 1.1.110)1 1,1 ilea "alt►I 111 which Ir11te'(. 11111 tit,_I1'. I)4'. 1)'till)rs llr. \\'illiams' ''ink ('ills." I till- his -11(•1'14 II)IIIIIe'1'- 111111 1114'11 one 1)r, 1Villitinl8' l'ink fill; Bre the '14'0;11-! hundred nll'nl1'1., tinn14!g 1111`111 11'1' Ih' cure t101')' 1; 1.04' the 11 111111111,.' :Int! beet •1111. ill Prance, '1'11(1 n(e)t 4'1, 1'1'1' 1110kat•bl0,4 end sideec11'4 11. ;ulut'Iuj1; 1111 i'4 11.14 jn the 1 111111(1(; I:Iy.e1'•, the dl.tl'e•ti of indigestion: till the pain I)4'. I)nvjll''rs' training cannot uLll:' a and ache, 11 rheumatism. -(4:11411 and 10'1 •1101 of ''V 1.1'.`1""1.' 11- 11"1111'111 4p11- neuralgia. 111111 till' IVISll:lllt„ 101'1 111 al",'"'"' -'"..v to sIoot 1Vnll, ll, h(ltlth 111 )1 follow; !rny dj-1Irlt ltl'''' of (;;I-14,1111' t,' ay; 111111 two 1lt iig� r1'gulurit in the blood supply, Sold b1 all medicine dealers or Itt' (nail at 50' II box u4' six boxes for 14.•411 from The 111', 11'111i:tins' 11(xlici11' ('o, Itrlcl:t'ille, Ont. SEVEN MILES OF CORRIDORS. Nevi South Kensington Museum to be Vast Building. (;real progress has been Imide with the N'o' Victoria and .11bert 11115(1141 at ~011tH IVl'115111gto11, 1011('11 1s to cost 'Ver 41,111,000, :Cow that the. scaffold. 1114, Is Is'lllg I'(illl4ed, says the l.olldlll Expre.:, :11 idea can 111gained Of 1111 1111111 and great size of the now build- ing. 104' 01111 than three and a half yet!'; 411 11'111y of workmen has been '114442'(1 111! OW 'Wilding, 11111 the Shell is 111144' 1/1'81i1'1lly complete, with the exception of 1111' tow'el's which Is to 1, '.:'.I) font. high. The following figures will give an idea of the wort: :001 material m'"..at'1, These materials 11t4' lawn used: 12,01(11,11111 114'1(14. '2,ii),Il)(l,(Ilt0 0111110 loot of 51o1114 weighing 16-1'1:1,1i1: (1,1 104143, 41,1111111) 01)0501. 1111 poles. •(1,1111) large pL•ulks. 9110,1111 feet of 'lyd1!i'. The floor space of the new museum will be 111'ml Id acres, and if a visitor 11'1,1'4 to go into '1''1'1' 1'o0111 lot 14111 11114' to wall: seven miles along the cot• ritinr:•. The length of frontage 41011,1 t:ronn1o1I read told Exhibition Fond will be more than a quarter of 11 mil'. The plain entrance will be in Cronlw('ll road. .1 fin' statue of 1,111,e11 Victoria is t(1 4111101 in the 't'nl Ice. The layettes an, suportld by bode columns. with ni'b's 4t intervals tilled 111(11 statues of 1111'11 famous all account 1( (flail' connection \vial til(' alts, .1111o11r those who hay., a pill(1 here are 110- _'a'lh, Macon, il'yuoltls, \1'4'(11, C'htntr(y. 'I'lll'ne1' a1111 14a111sborougll, '1'114' now. 11nilditig will b' fireproof. 14 HIV flooring; will I' of cou'r't'. \ViLh steel joists. It 41'411 be at- telist two y':1's before the museum building. :; ell• 111)1, completed. -�.AP-- Treatment of Bullet Wounds, (The Postgraduate.) .1 most int( resting Mitt f:lr.r'ncllin!g '\perinl'nt 1114 0 1n1'g' -(Ib' w'n4 ('1•• formed Ill the battlefield of llnk(1e11, Several 441141114'/ officers with good sur - give! training 10'118 present, out 1f 110 soldiers wounded in the abdomen fifty wore operated upon 1y inp:trntomy, the fifty others left alone, the only tronl• 1111'111 consisting. in absolute rest 1111d in keeping 1.h(' external wound (911 111ng clean 111 the fifty soldiers operated upon forty died, 1f Ih' lull(ere1o forty. survived, This striking result indient(1 the mann(''' of treatment of abdominal wounds throughout the who!( )'Iii'. Laparotomy on or in the rear of the battlefield was afterward hardly ever performed, but strict 04.0 W11S taken thatall soldiers wounded 111 the abdomen had absolute rest for the first three days, 11111-4 he 104111101: 111 111114 11 pre,: gra- 111;1111 ;01,1 rl',ularlV 1114 1Ic' ori_':;I'I'; 11 11 0111 11 11.1' 10'dt1,11- e((I1tI'al'11011 and t11 11(;11111 11111 1'1 ly'. S11uotj1142 i• :1 nllo'Vel- 11, t 4'ajlj)1,' 1f 1111 krill, 1001 deVelntlti .'.If p4' -s1 --'III. Trifling ('ll•elllll-1141((';, ;1 fond 1111111'1', 1111 nxc111111g (11111• aro •Ilf- 11c1e11t to •pull 1a'', 5110111114. Sometime. chance plays :l great part111 1111; -p 11, Jo -1(11 (1141111 111 L111dun 1(11,1'.0 1. 1111 with hi: pj.1{111 11 pup- pet '' inch''. 111_'11 at '_'•i yards. As 411 14.111 was ,-till helloing 1n the strings, some ono sold, joking: "''1114 /114211/ to hit the head now!" M. Joseph Renaud answered nothing 1141 (11111 tit 11401110r puppet 141111 another pj-411, but quite by e.'eidl'nt• the -(rend bullet smashed the 1111y head of the fir -t puppet, .111 pres- ent were 41104/11! it 11. llennnll's 1'X11:1• ordinary- -1:1!1! 711101111' "lit c'llulnnull" 1,1 ge11erally n -''d jn real 11101', '1'111' 11pplln4nt- -110111 111 ''1 11• .fl yard.' 111.1111(1'; they are asI< I, ...\ re you ready':" raise their 111'11 ;It the 411111 "Tire!" 111111 nlnst. 410111. 1'- roel" 'Phis is the method p)roc• (iced by 1)r, I)I villers, 1lowevcr, 11111'1' is 11 ser"1111 0111, 14 111011 consists ill (lee• 4114! 1111' iolvor-atios. 118)1: to beck: they 44;111: to to. 21 steps 141 01plsit0 (Bret.• (1,111:, 11(11'!:1\' 111:'It r(11111 11t the 11111(1', nod ' 41 oncei 111'firsiI ii'l i1no s (1111'(1 "1111 Vise." In '11111 11011 1f dueling the opponents ;lint 111 04111 1111'1• -(1 long es they choose be- fore efor' Bring.. I1 -h11nL1 1' pointed out that roady- inad' 111'11'111415 111'1' never used for 1110'1. '111' pistols 4n' loaded 1y the muzzle with bullet-, 4)1111 powder, Another interestingpersonality in the duelling 4101111 i; 1)4'. .lnminit, a clever' fcnet'r hill sl!r. 44111-1 1s-j•tan(' i= re- ((Ilil'Il! 4111 0(114, II1, !las alr'ndy s(114'(1 a- 111(.101* at more than eighty tights, nod tllorollglily 1:11011's the jl.,y4,l1olu4y of duels. ll' 1tI- 1y5 (111'1'114 1 ..011! bag, O'1nti11l!g 11 '41'11111p1'11' set 1, 11llnll-pe11.11111' -111'(Ill421'11 141411'llhlellts in older to 1' able to et - tend a )1o4!, In the cools,. of an illeryj'w• Or, .111• 11111111 pointed out 111111 the condition' (If modern tln'Is ha40 charged entirely. 'I'1)'nty y'a,'s ego duellists in l'a'in met in the Island de le 14r01,fh Vat to, in 11e middle of the Seine. This had (0111 great disdV,(nt114(. 111 14intIl• the duet - list might 'sea((' 4 1111!'0, 111 rarely '-('taped 1a fold, N(114' the majority of duels are fought neer the Big 11'11001. Ther' is a helped hall. \vita an nhijnining drawing room and ba', Sometimes ladi's witness the fight, and they 1011 1)11'11 more h)oidthliirsty than the legal wit- -s Ilvt' . 1'hc rinlunli1 t('udincy of their iIn0's- tors 111144 not. yet. V11 111.111,11 frinn 111' 01111'- 11010l' of modern Frenchmen. Some weeks 11_4'0 ti few prominent swordsmen h1t'J1 1'11 to prohibit 'n no, future (4011111- t'.r0ndu; o1' duels in the 11l'Wsp:tpers. The gallllnt gentlemen assumed that duels ere privet' affairs of honor which ought 1101. to he revealed. to the public. 'They forgot that the majority of persons who "exchange (44'(14" do it in yi1w of the report of the newspaper which will ilIIV'rf i-' 41'111 'n 11 feS11io111t(1(4 4'141. 11(11(( the failure of their suggestion. --1tronklyn 1?ngll'- First Written Laws. first. written statutes are cont - prised in the law of closes, 1.11)1 11, C. The first (:reel: 14.4'4 \V'4'' SySl'mn- I11e1 by I)1'11'0 623 1I. C. 'Tile 111w4 of 1,,1.0142114 wore mud,. about 8.1.1 11, ('. The 11onu11 lines \vet'' first eonlhilell 111 Seryiu'; 'Tullius nod untended 1y the twelve tables in 4'111 11, C. The patt- d'ots of Justinian were (.01111)11('ll in 53:t. Illeckston(''s Commentaries were publish- ed at Oxford in 1705 and 17011. Proper Sentiment. The, sight of hopelessly deformed 1rippl143 along the sidewalk, begging, or selling pen- cils, Is n p111nfu1 one, and to necessary ala we11. Unfortunates 1I1o4 this live at the public extlense, and should be taluu 11(4'1 of In In- 4tlt4tton8 where they may he comfortable, and prevented from being nuisances. JAS. McIVMURCH BANKER. Ei� I�r 1_3111th ii:sttllthtlt•1, J. L. KERB, PUBLISHER, A t.1 NI`:1,:11, 1:,o11iNt; Rl'SINI;N; Ti;,1NS.11"1'I':I), 131.11"111, ()N'1'. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Stile Notes a speciaity, .1,Ivancc. made to farther, on their O11'11 Notes, No additlunal security t'cynirl11. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current TIIl'IISDAY, or 'I', I 10,11 I O l' I; -.- "I' i i 1': 111,\"1' S'i'A\I\` 11A1.I)-O('flail';I; ,I'1I, Iyob, 111. ,1, l . I i;id►yiu was in tinea this \yell; (' linea nlertin; 1 and Iool;in;; alter the Vail' business, Ile returned to '1'orl'nt0 un 'Thin, day nierno»ii. '1'110 1,n11(Iull ,k(lverli;II ul' h'ritla\ ( () )I(' �� l' ��111111', last said of ;t young Ulan, brother to Iles .1. 11, llaedun;►Id, \yho practised ill's, J. (', Rl): \1';li m Vi itor Ill 1;It1' 1101'1' 11f'iull' moviiig tti lirtiss('Is iedericll last \vt'el, -ll;lleolul Macdonald, barrister, Iefl ll l', lirl't. tit('t\11't 11'as Visiting III t1'(1:11' for rranbrook, lis C., \\'}lyre 11(' cafol'tll on Sunday, ;pins ;1 prominent lily fll'lll, NIH'. W.I.. 11 Rates 'Ir. Iiy,,, lil;ttel,l'',rd, 111' I';xy;lr, Ila&donald Ills born eOnneeted with 1110 111'111 of I'r;ltic'r t1: 1Iuurc durin;; III: Short residence in London, 111111 is re;.:tilled as ;t young man of great promise 111 his profession. Ill' I'rh'nds predict that he ‘will rnl,ttlll I`or'L( to the front in the, \fest. 111 I\';Is (elle Of the til, -1st active I111'mher, Ill' the 13aeonl;ul ('lel), and shutvell hrilli:Int. talent :(s a spottier and th hater. NUuii1ay Hurling, We. offer every accommodation eon. ;l >i(`)i'e 1111 ty1111oid fever, bl,tl'lll with safe and conservative Mr. slut' II(Illt;il'k a1111 ill'. ,las. bank lllll principles. II Flit )1' , spent Solidity in ( tt)lil:l'il'11, SII:. J. 1',, ('ooson beS 01 I,Isto\v('1, is \'I,�Itlll� fl len(Iti Ifs tI11Vn alit feel'\;, Hiss I''nnn\' 113:o1 is visiting \with r('ia(il'(', it 11,1 10100(15 ;Ic Mina l'r;ti;;. lli.•s Ethel Lovett, of Sualnlcrhill, visited JIrs. F'ol'k (luring flit' lyeok, ,111':, (2;)'`'' of SO;d(1l'lll, visited Ili'►T.iNgi►TiJ.i►TipT/►Yi►Ti►Ti►!i14,74►Yi►TI►Ti►Ti.:4 UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS To 10a11 011 item t:,tatc at lowest rl►tes of interest, REAL ESTATE Al1ENTS, Persons wishing to sell will do Well to , 'dice their property 01 our list for sale. Bents colle'eted, , Coils)11, NI r. 111 1 ,t ;.,tl t in town last • . 1 'ne week. •►• :+ CONVEYAI\((lrG ►. To the Ladles '+ 1)f 1111 kind promptly attended to. Mrs (;0.i.go Aniir111':, 111 Brussels, ►� 1+ \V;I5 in tlrll"II UII I'llesilay Or 11115 ►! . • !+ Of 819111 INSURANCE, lyy0k, e �+ 11'e represent the leading hire find till's. Lamont, of lily ('itv, Niel►,, ►i s� Life Ati.l11,111 . Coto pilules, and respect. Is at present y'isit111J.; relatives in i i '+ tally .011E;, `''illi' accollltt. ' [,,w11, ;pit : a+ Iles ;fall )less llc(:':Illltnl, of C';IIi• j►% :+ nI'1'i `': li(ll I(,� : 1') ,\.\t. (,, ;i r. \I, 1 r,)rni:1, ly('re yisitiva rcluliuu5 in this Ir For the next two weeks • luullity•►. we will print one box of : Ociob'EIt x'111, t906---'l'I1E 131 Y'1' 11 STA N DAR I) --PAGE 1'IVE Poultry Wanted We want 1)ry Plunked Poultry in any quantity, for which we will pay the highest cash price. Also Butter and Eggs in any quantity. (rain ckeoks paid after banking hours at our store. MoMILLAN & CO. Dinsley Street • Blyth TOWN TOPICS. BLYTH Council met on Wednesday, P. GA emelt moved hast week to the new house of L. 11111 on Drummond street, slue C. P. R. people are pushing the work hero as fast ns possible. The new station is being shingled and a gang of woi knlen aro at the tank. 'Pitt, people of the Methodist Church have engaged Harold Jarvis to give a concert on the evening of Nov. 28th. Make your plans to cornu and hoar this great Tenor. AN Ono YEA It.—The year 1110(3 will go down to hit tory a4 0110 Of (:relit disasters --Vesuvius in Itnly ; the earth- quake in California ; a similar mem.- mice in Chili ; the typhoon at !long Bono, find lastly the Gulf atom at the Mouth of llississippe The loss of life in each was considerable, the loss of property ilrnens°. CARD o1' THANKS. ---TO the Officers and ,)Ioinbers of Blyth Lodge, Nu. 145, A. 0. U. W.: I hereby wish to extend my thanks for the prompt planner in which you paid my claire against your Society for 82000,a arising from the deat h of my brother, '1', J. Bell. That you may prosper in your grand and noble work is the earnest wish of a sincere friend,—Edward Bell. IN the beginning God created the Heavens and the earth, then the Editor, thou the lihernl ndwortiser—which was The e:mowed and ,all gond, Than next it ti e He created the loan who does not be- lieve in advertising ; another who does not take the home paper—and then he rested. And then the devil got into the moulding room and created the men who take the paper for several years and fail to pay for it. After he com- pleted that sorry job, and having a few lumps lett, he created the excuse of a mall who settles his subscription by in- forming the postmaster to Mark his paper refused. 0ltOOM—WAn011,—The Daily Strat- ford herald on 1Vednesday of last week published tc following t c Iort of n wadding of Miss Agnes May, Baugh- L.Waugh, • tar of Robert E. and Mrs. 1, of Stratford, formerly of Blyth: 11'ood• lawn, the pretty residence of Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Waugh, Birmingham St., was the scene of one of the fashion. utile events of the season this, afternoon at four o'clock when their daughter, Miss Agnes May, became the bride of Mr. Percival Glenn Groom, of Water- loo, second son of John Groom, of Guelph. Itev. G. F. Davidson, M. A„ Vicar of St, George's Church, Guelph, was the officiating clergyman, Lean- ing on the arm of hex father, the bride advanced to join the groom in front of a bank of tropical plants and under a white bell, in the drawing room, to the strains of Lohengrin'LI wedding march us played by Miss (laud Struthers, She wore an exquisite gown of cream eolienno, made with derni-n'tin, over cream taffeta, trimmed with real Irish point Taco and plaited chiffon, and Was unattended. Little Miss Florence Baker, of Guelph, who acted as flower girl, wore an empire dress of white lib- erty satin. Master Walter Cline, of Brant ford, acted as page. Both he and the flower girl carried baskets of pink asters and roses. After the ceremony, a wedding supper was served in the dining•room, which way tastily decor - Med with pink, white and green, The bride is the recipient of ninny very fine presents, as she was a very popular young lady Isere, Tho groom's gltt to the bride was a sunburst of pearls the flower girl a bar pin with heat of pearls; to the page a stick pin with ht'art of pearls. Mr. end Mrs, Groom leave on the afternoon train for '1'oron- to, Buffalo and Cleveland followed by the bust wishes of a host of friends, Tho bride's travelling dress is a tailored stilt of brown chiffon broadcloth, trim- med with penno velvet, with a brown tailored hat to snatch and it white os- trich boa," The young bride's Many friends in B1) th will wish her many happy years, YOU are respectfully invited to call and inspect the very large consignment of Watches, Chains and Rings Just received at surprisingly low prices by CRANK METCALF ,Jewelry and Stationery. ♦ ♦ 1 ♦ r♦ kyA v1 k♦1 THE RIGHT HOUSE 41 A RELIABLE S'I'OiiE WITH WOIt'PII Y GOODS ON SA LE AT MODERATE PRIDES FOlt UAHII AND 1•AIIM PRODUCE. F Fine Furs P. This season we have it very handsome Int of Ruffs, Throws, Stoles a11(1 Cotes on which We can give very intluc- ing prices, New Fall Coats Several of the lines we were sold out of are again re- placed and we again have a complete showing in all styles and shades in Indies' and Child's lfantles, The Tourist, Loose or Semi-Fittling scent to be the most papular this fall. For a Good Black Dress Buy I'A ivy I1 , Priestley's Dress Goods. ► . Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. ' LYTH E. BENDER, .) ritS' pp, a Smoot, Board on Friday evening of this week, Time were quite a number took in the Concert at the Westfield Methods: Church on Monday evening of this week. QUITE a number from here attended the Fair at Winghatn on friday of last week and will take in the Fairs at either Dungannon or Brussels this Fri- day. Diem.—Lest Friday the only daugh- ter of Fred and Mrs. Haggitt passed away after a long sickness. The child was aged 1 year and 21 clays. The par ents only buried their little boy about the first of last month. The funeral took pisco on Sunday afternoon to the Union Cemetery rand the service was conducted by Rey. Mr, Anderson, ,. .•I Methodist Alinlst(l. The parents have the deep sympathy of the entire colli. inanity• THE STANDARD would like to know why there is not a email box at, the G. T. It. Station? Why the Constable wits disfieuring some of the show bills on Tuesday? Why the (people of Blyth don't have a skating rind curling rink ? Why 801110 subscribers don't settle for their paper? Why business men sweep or throw refuse on the streets or leave it in their yards to blow all over? Why the parents are 1101 sending their children to school? Why the people of Blyth do not send the name of their vis- itors to the Editor ? Why the married teen all had to attend "Lodge" meeting on 'Tuesday evening? '1'111; wagon of Jas. Cott was taken off the road hast Friday for the season. Tel; Directors of the Morris 13raneh 1gl. Society filet at the Commercial llotel on 11onday evening to transact business. Tile Ontario Gazette of last week an- nounced that Charles Hamilton, a for- .• 111(.1 well known resident of lilylh, and now of Bruce Mines, succeeds the late Thomas Knight, its bailiff of the second Division Court of Algoma. THE people of Blyth will he sorry to hear rhea A. I1. Plummer is holding an unction sale next Wednesday 11(10,1 noon at l o'clock, as he hos sold his property an(1 be and his (tinily will clove to the (Vest, to the vicinity of Swann River. Mr. Plummer has lived in Blyth for a good many years, he being Principal of Blyth Public School. lie resigned and dame partner with Mr. McNally in the cement block machine manufacture, He has been a member of the School Board and is now Secretary -Treasurer, We wish him and his family success in the West. John Smith, stationmaster at Ethel, and formerly of Eden Grove station, died on Monday and the remains were taken to Port Elgin for interment, 1)o - ceased wits (30 years of age. Ten of the 11 young men who were sent up for trial in connection with the shooting of Joseph Hussey at Kings- bridge wore discharged. four without penalties and six with the minimum $[ fine, The remaining case will be tried at the Assizes commencing at Oct. 2nd, Celebrated Golden Jubilee With Their Unbroken Family. A most enjoyable afternoon and even- ing was spent by the children, grand- children and a few old f•iend4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Johnston on Monday, Sept. 24th, when they cele- brated the tutniverslu'y of their fiftieth wedding day, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were marled Sept. 24th, 185(3, by the Rev. Mr. Camp- bell, Methodist minister then stationed at Clinton. Their wedding trip was talon from the home of Mrs. Johnston's father, Mr. Brown, to Clinton and back to the little bark covered log cabin in the bush in a lumber wagon, with the mud axle -tree deep. 'Their pathway through life, however, did not continue so soft end many are the hard and rugged roads over which they have passed during these 50 years. /Though the way sometimes rough, they have enjoyed much of lit.'s genual sunshine and if we were to judge them by the health and strength they still enjoy, we must stay they have stood the jolting well, Mrs, Johnston's bridesmaid, her youngest sister, though still living, was not able to be present, The following friends of their childhood were present to extend their heartiest greetings, namely, Mrs. Boyd and 1lrs, Morrison, of McI{illop, and Mrs, Miller, of Clin- ton, who wore also present at their wedding, and Mr. Johnston, a brother, and his wife, of Clinton, Probably the most unique thing in connection with this golden wedding is the fact that not it break has yet been ina.do in the family and all the children were present, one—Mrs. Blackbrou gh-- having come all the way from Mon- tana. The others aro :Nathaniel, of 1-1ullett; Joseph, ,Mrs. W. J. Parks, Robert. and Mrs. W. Farrow, of East Wawanosh; Mrs. Chas, Armstrong, of Shelburne ; Mrs. Brown, of Morris, and Wm., of Blyth. A very dainty repast was spread on the lawn, when their pastor, Rev, S. Anderson, and wife had the pleasure of taking ten with Mr, anti Mrs. Johnston on the old {tome -made table from which 60 years ago they partook of their wed• ding breakfast, A delightful program was rendered by the children end grand- children during the evening, and the Ipresolte were most nalbstautial as the following address will indicate Dear Father and Mother,—We, your children and grandchildren, aro as- sembled here today to extend to you both our heartiest congratulations upon this, the anniversary of your golden wedding. We cannot but feel grateful to the kind providence of our Heavenly Pat her for thus sparing you these many years to the t,'reat )oy and comfort of your posterity, Not many families have been so highly favored. We re• joie() also that during all the years of your exceptionally happy wedded life, G0(1 Math afforded you more 1111111 ordin- ary health and strength with which to discharge the trying duties and to meet the grave responsibilities connect• ed with the physical, trental and moral care of so large as ta►nily. We are just beginning to realize something of the devotion, self sacrifice, love and care you have so unstintingly lavished upon 113 all. IVO Mayo doubtless given you much anxiety and have sometimes caused you pain, but over all our weak- nesses and follies you have thrown t1111 kindly mantle of a father's and mother's love. Nothing perhaps gives us more Joy on this glad dray than the thought that through all these years you have over retained the honor, respect, tied love of your children, We aro more especially grateful to you for, and hold in high esteem your goodly walk tied conversation before us, the high stan- dard of morality, the integrity of your life in all its relationships with your life could not but be a benediction to ell who have been most intimately acquaint- ed with you. 31tay WO express once more the warmth of our affection and the tenderness of our devotion to you both and the supremo hope of our hearts that these mellow autumn days of your life may yet be extended into ninny 3 ect's of happy wedded life, Will y'ott kindly accept these purses of gu.d from your children and these "old aril chairs" from your grandchildren as slight to- kens of the love and esteemi1 in which you are held by us all, Our prayer shall ever be that when the "pitchers are broken at the fountain" you may go to "walk the streets of pure gold in that city which 1111111 foundations whose 13uilder and Maker is God," (lay the declining sun shine brightly and softly on their remaining yOILI s is the earnest wish of THE STANDARD. Five Hoses " Lake of the Woods Milting Co. FLOUR K l' 111' 1 N STOCK 111';111';. Blyth Flour Mills C. H. BEESE ('i1UltClt NOTES, Ret', 111', Anderson will preach at Warwick, a runner station, next Lord's day taking Anniversary services, * * On Sunday, Oct. !4th, Rev. Win. .1. Joillef(e, 13, C. 1,., of (;linton, twill preach Anniversary Ser111011 is the Jlethndist c.htu•ch hero, and the Official hoard extends it kindly invitation to 1111 their friends to be present and enjoy the services, Itt'w, Robt, Husking, of 'Warwick, will ocetipy the Methodist pulpit, next Sabbath, morning a11(1 evening. * Last. Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Anderson gave a sermon on "The new Commandment" found in John ill and verse 31. In the evening 110 dwelt on "Life's Explanations." The Connex- ions) Fund was taken up on that day. r. * Childr0n's Day way observed 111 the Presbyterian church last Sunday morn- ing when Iter. Ur. 31cLean gave a short address on "Looking uatoJesus." The scholars with their teachers took their places in the centre pews of the G111111;11. Reports of the different class- es were given by the Superintendent, Mr. Somers. The whole service was very enjoyable. Last Sunday evening at St. Andrew's church the pastor took its his topic "Hardening the heart ; what it. is ; its effects. Some good lessons may be taken from the sermon, * Next Sabbath morning in St, An- drew's church the Sacrament of tl,o Lord's Supper will be dispensed. In the evening Rev. N. 31, Leckie, B. A., of Londesboro, will preach. This Friday afternoon Rev. N.Shaw, 13. A.., of E(hnnlldville, will conduct the preparatory service in the Presbyterian church at 2 p. 111. *** The annual Thankoffering meeting of the W. P. 11. S. of the Presbyterian church will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 10th, Miss Goodfellow returned 11 is- sionary from Ujjain, India, will speak. All are cordially invited. Londesboro. Mrs. D. Floody, of Blyth, is visiting under the parental roof. John Brunsden left last week for a Virit, with relatives in Manitoba. Geo. Snell who has been taking a course in telegraphy in 'Toronto has retuine(1 home, 3liss Olvetta Brigham, of the staff of Blyth Public School, spent Sunday at her home here, Miss McGuire, of Brussels, has re• turned to take charge of the millinery department its tho store of It. Adams. Edwin Adams who has been with W. H. Helyer, jeweler, Clinton, has gone to Toronto tc take a course in expert watch -repairing. Miss Goodfollow, a missionary in I)1(liaa, gave a very interesting add' oss at the annual meeting of the W. 1'', 11. A, held in Knox church Inst Friday. Brussels. Ab, Somers is on the sick list. Stam, Crease, of Toronto, spent Sun- day in town, Geo, Robb and Geo, Thomson were at \\'inghanl Pair, itobt, Work was at Seaforth and Exeter last week. Hiss Spence, of Ethel, is visiting with Miss jean 11cLanchlin. Duncan and Colin McArthur returned from Scotland lloudey night. Mrs. Jas. &OM] i4 visiting ;her 4011, Geo. Brown, at the Central Hotel. Milton McArter, who is etnployed in Brampton, is home for a few holidays, ,ino, and Mrs. Wright, of Fordwich, spent Sunday with Geo, and Mrs, 13rown, W. J. Fawcett, manager of the Met- ropolitan Bank, arrived home last Friday night from his holidays, Rus, Porton, of Cranbrook, who is clerking in Alex, Strachan's store, is home sick with an attack of typhoid foyer, Miss Aileen Scott tuaa visiting at her home in Brussels last Sunday, She is engaged as an assistant in the millinery department at Menhil's store, Seaforth, W. 11. Kerr preached fit Cranbrook last. Sunday morning owning to Rev. 1). 13. Mcltuo being called to Clinton to the bedside of his son-in-law. George Ballard, who had been dangerously ill with ty phoid fever and died Sunday. A load of the Listowel Tennis Club visited Brussels hast Thursday after - I100)1 and spent the time 111 games 011 ri ltwll. 1011 wiles 601' (1 0' 1 the ll V0 t 1 t le visitors,, tonul r 111 rho ean informal dance wits given in their honor iu the 1011')) 111111. Uwing to alio' fact that tho Huron Assizes came on this week, at the time of East Huron Fall Fair, application Was made for the postponement of the Wilkinson vs, Agricultural Society suit for damages es several material witness- es would be unable to attend as they are • r officials of the Fair. The mot' a 0111(.1111011 5118 granted and the u1LS0 Will bo heard on Nov. till► at the non -jury sittings, —Subscribe 10)''T1110 STANDARD, ************************** ,Jh,11 No Competitor Can 3 Touch Us on Table Linens •);F 3 We have them dead broke on prices. * Pure Unbleached '!'able 1.111011, 56 inches wide, heaviest you have ever seen and best we have ever shown, for 25e. Pure Unbleached 'fable linen, 60 inches wide, in pretty floral patterns, extra heavy quality, well Worth 45e, l'or Pure Unbleached 'Pablo Linen, 72 inches wide, in very neat and new patterns, heavy weight and worth 50e, for ,1 Oe. Extra Weight and (Quality (if Pere Table Linen, very fine in weave and superfine in finish and design, worth 110c, for 5Uc. Did You Ever See a Pure White Tabling for 25c Yes! We have it. We have only two patterns in stock and bought at a big snap, the benefit of which we give to our customers, 52 inch- es wide and only 25C per yard. * %F m 65c Pure White Tabling a for 50c. Ion have not seen such a bargain in White Tabling for some time. it is 72 inches wide and almost as line as some 'fabling at ?1. All we tisk you for this White Tabling is 50c Do You Want a New Jacket If you do come and see Our big quantity of the most sty- lish Jackets shown„ \Ve este sell you the newest Jackets at most reasonable prices, from ?5 to :a12. Now Are You Off For a New Suit? Our purchases in Suits for ball and Winter have been big. We can show you excellent values at $7, :,7,50, 88, i~9, 510, ti12 and Si•l. Colne in and take a look over our Heady -to -Wear Suits. They will surely suit you. POPLESTONE & CARDINER Successors to Mel.KINNON & CO. .die * * GROCERIESALL FRESH BREAKFAST FOODS Try our Teas. A special Japan Tea at 25c. Meats of different kinds. Bananas, Oranges, Lemons. CASA FOR BUTTER AND I:((:;5, 11IG HEST ('RICES P.1I1). A. TAYLOR - - BLYTH • O O:000p_ r.wr.ire.00.: . ,.SIV\ilj l j, Yhrv AL:^.^ 00 0 QUI Popular Clothing House BLYTH As we said before that our big Blearing sale had to make room for dl 002 0 0 Q) 0 !U) 0 O io►. ;U1 U► Ifs) c0 gal pr,0I NEW FALL GOODS which are now in stock and ready for your Inspection. In the Made-to- order Clothing lino you will (Ind the newest patterns in Imported Tweeds and English Worsteds, seine of the nicest sulttngs ever show n in the county. Also I31nek and Blue Cheviots and Worsteds, which make up nine for fall, Tao steady -to -wear Line comprises the very newest patterns In Sults and Overcoats, and up-to-date in style and finish. if you want a nice Covert Coat you cont beat the one we are showing at $10. It's a dandy. .lust received a large shipment of the newest shapes iu Soft and Stiff hats which are strictly up-to-date. Bear In mind that anything you need in the Gents' Furnishing line we have it from hats to shoes. A lot of new shapes in the famous Greene Collars Just added to our large stock and Ties to tie in them-- never was there a nicer range anywhere. Dont forgot that we are still it the Shoo business. hook Into our window, the nicest lot of shoes you ever saw, the newest American lash, We also Intend to supply everybody in town with Rubbers, the best duality and lowest prices, S. GI LEY C.ilk'8f COMME 11 dolly ,,o: I 1!,11 11;01, a1r ,•'111.• .li• appointed 1,111ter, in \,'.', Vorl,. 1 ti lr me: the tis_,' 111;}ii1 )1, N' !!:•I Hoe ti•,:54' „t ; , I:,,,,ler ,ell! X1'.11 '1) 1 `,411! ; 1 1111 1.111- ,I,.' 1'.11'.,• nli_:'t 1r,• !..tIl .:,!1 1, .y,' 1', :111,1 ;,I'.'1i ntul li ,lar, at 1,10 1 t n.',, •1!.: 11.1: Il,l'iv stet „ rat. ; 1 !till_ SIISer\, 114', i'e sisal f•'r. 31'11; .1',•'r: rt J, 3.1::. V. •11 I!:.', , .•.I. the f,•3) 11.11.:.;11 .! ...•_ 1111!3;. alit,' fr"ell fa, • IL;it oft1.1 ri e ,:n i ''1 f ;'..' , ,.;,1'! ,... ie,i ;lr!1r'ier "r elr1"11 .i, t1, "'4 •'ff 11 :tit lire' month -4 ill 1.1 t•.rlt, .11,411:,'1'.11+'!, \•'t1 t''I 1':•'II ' t 1•'.H- I, 14,44 1: lent 1111' :mail -••a-- jt that re1'elltlta 314.11 to Lill the 1\,11.4')' wa• ,lig.'„14'34"l arl.l fell-trat"ti,', bill fo' Falser, 431.10,',1' \\'ht should ,1111 • one w'1 -h tc bar:)) Iun3 ` Ile'- ,lrr'3" i ;,r 10.'p Europe 111t11i,,'. .111.1 after all, he', I10t .1 5,1t soft cf fellow' -.,l 1111\!3110 of aelllll,, -011',•uma,le1!t1' ;111.1 •'lit hu -i:1,111, 111,111..14.r ,1 pre:lch)'r in \\',t-1110111, Ma-)-.. forbad,. the ,:111' UI i)t',')' b1 USI,' „3 the ,..roe le, hi- Chur'll and mutiny toll"w,',I. \,.w tin' 1•rea.'lf.'r ha, atta4'114r1 Co. ln„l'I't1 of tw,'nty member.- .f tiro conlr,'C.Iti1'u in -Slit, for •I•in.t,'r. and 11,3, 11t•'n ill otlu'r suit- for darllaLie; 1.r ;!I,' :'ni"u11t .3)f o,ttl)0, 1'•' • • + •-1,'11 4'.11:11"1 1111! i'';ul•tl\,lnia I;.Ifll ad. It i.,. pla..'.i <1 a ••1 ,:•'r for f is • 1 1l:•i1. 111''- 'f 13)• r;,r, '1 . "1-e. it '•\i;e, fc11 w1.; ; 1;,1 'i,4' i Ill) •:113;1 It I! t .:l o, 111.11 he al,,i. r• •u -1,1311 -,1; - 11, 1.• _!,;-:1, • in Se ,'1;331.1 are :u:1- 0:'1 [hitt, In 113.' I .f l:;3) cps • c4!, ) 1,1 . . , .1 11..,:1-,,n I i„'1Ii glue 11: •. 1 ti!.' i, , in 1,1' Ii Ili•! !'. ,•.t'•t'i,• 1111 'II„-. -1;,11, glee ,.1 1.:1'', -'1., ,{rm• .10;1;114, h.•til ;1, 1I'r•.1-1' 44'.', •r•, 111' .i...1; ; t;,. 11,11, , .1111 •_ ,: :1'l II:. ..:I;'I, ' t ; Il!rl'.,!e'- lilt 1 ;hi. i1. " ;n . I:at if 111.• .1,0.1, 3),t .11; 1 ti!'.[ Ile-, aro 1!I,' fu -l0..1, tae !oh,. ,!;: •t 1 i „ n;! L1: ; 'r, e,01)n",'te"l tl;, nl. 4 Forty years ago, 11'e err„ t'.hl, th.' Sioux Indians were unrecltilnl'I-11yo_'1»-, ")'heir name was; a terror like that of the Apaches at a later date. Ten thousand Christian Indians; are now attending the convocation of 111e Episcopal church un the Santee Reservation, Most of then) :a'" Sioux and some Uf thein hate tra.l•el• 1011 DH) 111110,; to :1 61141 the convention. .111 those from distant point- are being entertained I,y the Santee Sioux. 'I'llis wound Iel3.l to Ilo 'opsit:i3)n that mi • -ion: to t11'• Indian pay. Philadelphia Bulletin pill; in n plop for thr, s:)ppr':siu11 of th ),;:ow nuycl and other pernicious literature, the reading of which 1,\• boys leaps their into 14)41 ways. 1t gives 0)3 instancy of 111i; surf. of thin, where, oco1•diug to idle police, rho members of a y(1111111111 band, under :arrest, tool: :3)l oath, of which the following is 1)r.,' of the clause:; ''father or mother, wife or chill lshull not be sacred in my Oyes if 11111): demands their death." .1 pl')Ii to poison a certain 3111111 by sending 11 poisoned stamp which he was to ',yet 33itll his longue before using, µ'aa eoufesso'.I by the leader. This idea, the Bulletin, says, was got froul a reseed\' published ('11(13[3 periodical. CONSTIPATION AND IIS RESULTS. Why Bileans Are so Highly Bene- ficial. :lhout eight women out of every 1t'n suffer front eonstip:ation. Pertain por- tions of. the food we eat are 11.sele:,S 115 (3)()d 31),I (1U' work 1 If the b103)1; 1; to expel those portions. 'Their work is aid- ed by a ;)','I,'Iion of the liver the When this neercti0n fell~, or ie-)'rretr,l in in-mill:l''nt quantities, the bowels 1P1'• Pomo iva,'tiye and 4'011-1114311011 rentals. in111uritivi whi.'li rho il,i 111' 1'x311'1105 gather, and then note µ'int happens! The blood comes in contact with this (•1111 11ccllllnllhll lOp, I; filled with pUls011, 1111,1 the elrclll;lll3)n carries these 11.11• }11; all over the 110.1y, 'Tint i; why constipated persons have so ilotch 110a.311ncc, that ,lull, heavy f1'''liug, had breath, foul tale in the month, ell, From this it is sr')'n that if the liver he eorreet' 1, 113)' bile flow µ'ill ile Set I'igllt, that in turn will correct the intestines, and the '•on-tip:ltiln will be ended, This is exactly what ]lil'an; 11o, and µ'11y they are so ;uls'riur to ordinary medicine "r purgative:. These flush the bolted;, but 11) not get to the call`)' of the evil Ith1' liver), Bileans do. .tri, i'I'lllh'r; tiroele, of 1',al'l street, 1\inL';ton, (1)111.1, 3:1).s: "My Myer µ'11s FIliggish and out of order, and i hall great trouble from constipation. Every movement of the bowel; had to he forced. i doctored and tried all nnln• ner of remedies, hilt nothing lrouelit a lr0rnianPnt earl' until 1 tried Bileans, 'i'hey enrol the constipatiiln, 11111)'11 the sluggish, tired -out "livery" feeling. and Made 3110 feel hri;ht and huoyanl,,' iMilar (yidenl'e i= fnrthrnnlini from all charters ur the globe. Bileans cure constipation, piles, headache, female ail mew; and irregularities. debility, irtlli• gesti't33, liver shill.' wind spasm; none• 111111, and 1111 di:order: arming from liver and stomach 4101.11ng0111'11t. .111 dealers 111111 stnro. at .40r a box. or post free from the i44111)n Co. Toronto, on receipt of price. Six boxy; for SO,.il, Got His Horse. A farmer living near the town of Por- tly ha Vi got him'elf disliked 011 a000llnt of hi; q)l:u'rcl.;1)11:e habit.;, the other far. mer; de,ide,l one night to ''ung him down a bit. At. Midnight the farmer ‘Vas disturbed 1)\` a yniee shouting: ''Your horse is stolen!" The irate farmer hurried to his clothes, ai►d, 1411:tellit4w tr) the door, asked: "11'hieh way has he gone?" "Toward 11---," replied one of the farmer:. Another offered the loan of n horse he bestrode, which offer the sleepy farm• er ar.'eptod. :After riding all night he found himself at ,daylight next morning riding his own 1101'40,--1.iverp>ool fast, Dear Mother Your little ones are a constant care in Fall and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and whet it has done for so many ? It is said to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the air passages in children. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Itis guaranteed to cure or your money is returned; Tho price is 25c. pet bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell 314 I-IIL,OH This remedy should be in every household. Invention the Magic Word, (O,wo " 'gates.) Private ani r1 ; nl,lt'lc 111(1, c; re»oive l 111 Washington from Cuba polnt tov,'ard n greatly Inereas'd n•:c''s-1:y 1,4 i !l.'rv'nunn by tho Government. Th' :lgnIflrant feature 13 tho Situation Is that the Pallia .olintuistrnll•lu carrot secure the volunteers for the army, even by the offer of $2 per day, about doublo the ordinary urskllled labor wage. ♦•* yeast -An EIlg!t311 p11ys1.'Inn reser. ly BB- serted that Mille- are the only living things that do not have 11 taste fur alcohol. Crini.,'onbeak-ilnl men lie FO ahnut fish that we rau't tell whether lie's telling the troth or not.. FOR BOTH WJIAT TO FEED YOUR DOG IN SUM- MER, For n humind years 1111 Of ns 11:1ve been 10111, 111111 ams[ of 115 have beli11'.d, that oornhroad is not I1 goo') food for dog;. It Ila; been 1'nllo,l "heating.,, Authorities have, told its that it had loo emelt of a tendency to create fat, and not enough in the direction of hone and 11111.010. Ite,'ent.11', however, 11111' of the great bench show' handler; and judges hu; stated puhliely that 1180►' trying all hurts of combinations, he 114)01d that 114 could get his dogs into better I'llnditi))n with cornbread than with any other food, About the sane' time an 01,1 foxhound ,.11111 told 1110 that 111' bad Ubs''I'ye'I elu;;i• 1y for many years, and that his dogs had ulw'ays inure strength, vile and endue• saes when he fed (1)0111 all eornbr''a,l. Ile .said that oatmeal, Inannfnetured hi;• emit and 11 mixture of meat and I's'le• table; were all inferior in results. Ile feeds the (mature dog's on moat twi'e It week and on lorubr(nd the ars( of the tinge. His puppies aro raised almost entirely 011 corn 11111;11 and milk. -Joseph .1, Graham. 111 .lane Outing. Steam Heated Planta 'The French Agricultural 1)epartnlent is working Un a series of experiments suggested ny 11 file occurring i1) our' of the rural di -trims, in µ'11i011 the );rent• el' portion of II .1111111 town µ33i con - hun11'd, Tho flames encompassed several or- chards, and it was found that 511011 of the tree; as were not seoreh'd by the flames put forth Il sel'l)nd set of hulls and were soonfullflower, Through 1h'I system of underground steam pipes it 1; believed lb( two crops a 53I1son may 1)0 forced in the South of 1'r)nce and that the yield of the or- chards µ'ill More than repay the cost of the fuel. l'he experiments are designed to start the budding in the early spring and to protect the second product in the lute fall, Orange raisers in Florida frequently resort to huge bonfires in order to avert the los; of eI'lj)S through sudden frosts, and possibly steam heated orchards will become the proper caper in the course of a few years, MR, GLEASON OF GREENWOOD "For years I have been troubled with Piles. At times I would have to lie down ant. remain perfectly quiet for hours. Each attack was wore° than the last, I trial many Pilo medicines but got no better till I usod lien -hold, and this cured me pennn- neatly. Thanks to Bem- Itokl, I am now free from every symptom of Piles, L. M. Gtreal v," Assistant Post Ablator, Greenwood, Ont. Thousands tell the same story of Rem -Hold, the $1,000 Guaranteed Pilo Coro. All druggists, $1.00, or TI1K W1r6on•i'YLE Co„ Limited, Niagara Fa/le, one, 25 Young Chap, Is This You? (St. Catharines Slar•Journal.) St, Catharines, like every other clty, has Fon"° young fellows that are getting them - helves In shape to spend n useless life. They skin school as often as possible and leave it for gond IIB s0011 as they can. They do not care to work and are more or less of a bur- den to their parents, ,t Is a pity there Is 110 law cumlmlll,ng them to do smoothing. 'rhe young 1111111 µ110 II 1'0118 out of seheo1 early 111 the race, 870)01se3 cigarettes, loafs around tho streets and runs with toughs, Is ready to enter Ilfe's contests away In the rear, 110 has cut down his earning capac- ity to a small quantity. Ile will be; badly hnndlia►rped and the chances are her will bo beaten In the race of business and of wage earning. No business man 331411118 an em to u of this sort and he is never likely to be either well off or live to be a good old age. 1f he were muffled his wife would have to take In washing to keep )nim, and he is most likely to fill a dishonest grave, Sunlight Soap fe bettor than other soaps, but is best when u.od in the Sunlight way, Bu; Sunlight Soap sad follow directions. Economy, investigator --I have boon in this sail. sage factory from both end, and I don't r'ee what you are going to do with all that stuff and dirt Dat the floor," Proprietor -Don't wory nbont that, \\'e know how to mike both enols neat. -Jia Itimore American, Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia, " CHUMS," Ile lives across the street from us, An' ain't as big art 11111; l is Mother takes 111 wanton', 'cuz They're poor as they can be. Ilut every night lie brings his slate, One disease of thinness In Alt' then I do his sums, An' help him get his lessons straight, children is scrofula; in adults, 'Cuz him an tau 144 chums. consumption, Both have poor Ills 1'lolhcs ain't quite ns good as wino, blood ; both need more fat. Out 1 don't care for that; 1118 soother slakes his face Just Aloe, These diseases thrive on lean- A;►', 1 lent 3(1111 a hat. ness. Fat is the best means of An every morning just by rule , When nine o'clock It comes, overcoming them; cod liver oil Ila takes my hand and goes to setlool, 'Cuz bled nn' ale Is chums, makes the best and healthiest fat and SCOTT'S EMULSION is the easiest and most effective form of cod liver oil. Here's a natural order- of things that shows why Scott's Emulsion is of so much value in all cases of scrofula and consumption. More fat, more weight, more nourish- ment, that's why. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists Toronto, Ont. 6Os.011$t,00 It a u n All Monists Nobody better tunso me, too, No' matter if he'B 10111111, 'Cuz I'm a friend; for 'tiled and true, An' (tint's the renson ell 'Pile boys don't dare to tease 111141, cuz 1 Just wult till he comes, An' lie walker Ouse by me, he does, Cuz me and hint Is chums. Ile fell nn' hurt himself ono day The summer before lust, Au' that's what makos hlµ limp that way, An' don't grow very fast, So when 1 get n piece of pie, (Jr maybe nuts or plurals, I nlwnys gl1•r: 111rn saint), 'cuz I (get 101i:3 '-1111n and sue Is chums. An' when It's ulnae tune, we go, An' I climb nIl tho trees, 'Cuz he, an I. climb -he's hurt, you know, n But he gent II he sees Come rlroppinrl down, and seryl he'd glad, An' when the twilight comes Ile says what n fine time he had Get lots un' -him 4131(1 Ino Is eh 117118, But my! his mothers awful queer; 'Cuz w'en we're holm again, She wipes her eye -a great, blg tear, A n' ease - -"(boil bless you, Den! Tho Lord will bless you ell your days When the great Judgment comes." But I Bay I don't need no praise, 'Cuz inn and 1)1x► 19 chime. -4), 11, In the Glasgow Weekly Herald, Free Gifts of Toilet Soaps Use SUNLIGHT SOAP and GET THE PREMIUMS The Coupons are the sante as cash because they can be exchanged fur Toilet Soaps for which you have to pay out money every week. Users of SUNLIGHT and C1-IEERFUi. SOAPS can get their TOILET SOAPS for nothing. Read circular in every package, or write us for Premium List. A gift is of little value if it consists of something you have no use for, In exchange for Sunlight Soap Coupons you can get something you need and use every day. SAVE SUNLIGHT SOAP COUPONS Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto, Canada 16o Deaconed, 11)1105 - I single,;e yon know mon, about that hnn-e you got of Deacon Smith last week limit 1311011 you malls the 'trlllll'? Brown --Ye;, and I know a lot more about Deacon .Sulilll nolo 1114111 1 dict then.-Ohicago News, ITCHING PILES Artificial Aging of Brandy. Ordinarily hrlaul\, before being bat• tied, is aged by keeping for the re'111k- iIB 14018111 3)1 111110 1)1 •4,1114i11 3)11)11'11 r13;l:5, frith which it absorb; Olt 111 ethers and 'i3)311ia1 3)115 4.(11)111ime11 ill the 330011 awl neee;nry to it, perfection, By the meth- od of Professor \Iartiuolti fine ,buy• illg3 of o01k art' placed in the cash: with the new spirit And m11)µ•05 1.1) ,011111 fur 0110 01011 11, the e11sk brio nc'n,iun11l- -are surely cured ly turned over. At the end of this time -Eaeraa, Eruptions, Pimples --the moa intense suffering at once relieved -by l 1111 il ;i hutitllln,ill+hi,'hliar(111filledllto ' 1\31'113011111i1tµ'0 thirds 11nd after being very lightly corked are placed in un incline,) position, care being taken that the bran- dy does not lunch the ;topper. By this mean; the largest possible surface is ''x• posed to the a'ti111 "( the air and the oxidation neeeS.sary to produce good brandy i; materially hastened, The !r• tion of light plays an importantpart in the nurturing of spirit:, hal bottles should not be exposed to the direet rays of the sun and 811011111 be kept in a suf. fioientl\' cool place to avoid excessive evaporation. TRADC MARK RLGISTLRLD, Ointment -the safe and speedy remedy. "/ was froubini oath Itcharif /'.lei," writes one mon whose address we will JU1711101 on rrquul "1 used all the sa va and remedie3 / aver heard of 'Then / used 'Vita Ointment -anal obtained more vette/trona it than all Me others, / recommend u b alb11P rc1rd with thu complaint." 50c. each bol -6 for $2.50, Used with Mira Blood Tonic and Tablets means a quicker cure. At drug -Gores -or from The Chentilti Co. of Canada, Limited, Elamilton-Toronto. She Didn't Want a Cab. "Eel), sir, kelt???" the (loch of Grand Central C111,11i015 0111110)1, With µ•bol is 01113' their usual nleehani'al insistence, and were tren0'lmlmisly surprised, for, i)1 Spite of the lu)nnyllnee of the creature;, it is believed by some that they mean no harm -to have a pedestrian with a pulul•leaf fan turn on then) and snap out: "No, I don't 1301114 a 'kelt.' Can't you Fee that I'm walking? If I didn't have to walk 1'd have had a cab )lours ago, years ago, before you were born," Then she passed on, One of the cabbies stared, then said to another: "Know it hot as that." --New York: Evening 51111. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, JJis Response. An ignorant fellow who 14.4115 ahnut to get married resolved to make himself perfect ill 1111' re81n)n?4'R of bile mot -nage h't'1.1'ieeg but by mistake }lt' vo.nu IIth41 to memory the office of bnptdsnl tar those of riper year,; so µ'beet the o;orgy- 110111 uyklrl )Sign in the oblu'cli: "11 'It then have this woman to ba 111y 11-'41.10,1 wife?" the bridegroom answered ell u very solemn tone: "i renounce tl11'3(3 :11.1," The astonishc,l minister said: "I think you are a fool," to w'Ilieli he replicl: ":U1 this i steadfastly believe." Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere, ••• Baltimore, .\I d„ Nov. 11, 1003, How It Worked, Jiinnrd's Liniment Co., Limited. Saunders, a Scot, was in an I;n,lich Sirs; 1 1'llnle across a bottle of \'our hospital, 13 sets sick Mtn). The doctor \IfN:11t1)'S I,INi1IEN'1' h rho hands of one of the students nt the University of Maryland, and he being so kind ns to let me use it for a very bad sprain, which obtained in training fur foot rare;, and to Fay that it helped me would be pat• ting it very mildly, and I therefore ash: if you would let ale know of 0110 of your agents that is closest t0 Baltimore so that 1 inns obtain some of it. Thanking you in ntl\)ncc I remain. Yours truly. W. C. MrcCUEAN. 14 St, Panl street, Care Oliver 'Typewriter Co, P. S. -Kindly answer nt ("nce, SENTENCE SERMONS. Trains of Ties are 3Ilalle 11)1 by sw'1tU11- ing the truth. :\ little great 111011 can all►'o\^ybbe filled with vanity, Strength in public must have soars*es in private, The funeral kind of religion is mast properly dead, You cannot len rn 1.1) the a guide by stplying It guide book. He 'w1110 stands for the right will not come to n lstand;t•ill. Reverent reasoning niay bo the best kind of to revelation. Ethics; is good, 8101 so ,is la motor, but it needs a drnanlo. No Man gets worthy 'riches )InIess he is willing tS) be poor, Only the demi heart wants to be dead- headed to heaven, lute cannot separate society from sin by separating yourself from :society. It is neve.). safe to trust the 1114111 who carries his virtues In the tip of his temple, People wild believe in the virtues of your character without the eridence of its vinegar, A Iran's vocabulary is measured by his dictionary, but 111.; message depends on his heurrt. You do not have to throw prudence to the winds in order to prove that you ,steer by principle, \'Toon a• 1111111 t1J'k•.s ab0nt, the preys. sity of the divorce id religion and 'husi• nr5's the chances are he is not ltcquaiut• ed with either, •.. FALL EXCRUSION TO NEW YORK. Tickets only $11.00 to New York and re• turn, from Suspension Bridge, via Le- high Valley Railroad, Thursday, October 4th, 'Pickets good 10 days, Good on regular express trains leaving Sulpen. 811111 ))ridge 3.50 and 7:15 it. in., 7,15 and 5,43 ), In, For tickets, and further particulars, '311 on or write Rohl. 5. Lewis, Pas8en• ger Agent, 10 King street east, 'Toronto. The steamer Aretie, under command of Capt, Bernier, soiled from Sorel,Que,, 0n Nntla'lhly, happened to be an :Aberdonian who had folio ' l the country motto, "114311)1 Sooth." Saunders found in the duetelr a great sympathiser, but his recm•ery was slow business. "Man, dnetslr," said ,Saun- ders, one day, "if i co111)1 hair a bit skirl' o' the bagpipes, I'd be a' richt," doctor had a set of pipes and that even- ing the pibroch was heard nets' UI. h,);• pilot, Next. 1110711111g 1110 dueler found Saunders trying to persuade the head nurse that he was fit for discharge, "11'011, Saunders," he asked, "how are you this 41101.111(1g?" I'm fine!" said 4anndl'i;s, "HO 11•In1! the 01 hers, nurse(.' "'I'h(\'re all dealt!" Not on the Board, (N. Y. Sun.) Argus was declining :1 Job. "No," he oxrlallued, "i couldn't bn, n d1- rer'tor, bot'auso 1 couldn't keep all my eyes shut," Tho promoters accordingly fought shy of him. ISSUE; NO. 10, 1906 PICTURE POST CARDS 13 for toe; CO for We; 100 for BPs; all dlr. feront; Ui0 for (.3 assorted; 1,003) envelopµ 60e and 6004 1,00 foreign stamps 2,e, lV, it. Adams, 401 Yong° street, Toronto, Ont. Mrs, Wln.low'e Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for dilllren teething, 1t aoothets the ohlld, soothe* the gums, curer whhe collo and le the bat remedy for Dias • rhooa. DR. LEROY'S FEMALE PILLS A urn, mire and tellnbtn renew, was. Pion 1'llb 6nre Leon u,e,l In Yarm. for "ver art7 years, gnu tvum% InviluOL4 r lin pm).>sn 5,4331,•.), and Mn Vain. ecd Ly Om 10suer !such.,.) Maury far rob'd rlreulnr. I'A,'n sl 03) ).'f 1.,1 3? 7 moll. 1144..11.14 .r41'41, on receipt or yrs; LM ROY PILL CO., Boz 41, Hamilton, Oanrla. • 1•.131 "IMPERIAL" PUMPING WINDMILL Outfit which won the CIIAMPIONSIIIP OF T1iE WOULD against 21 American, Drilled and Canadian manufacturers, nftor a two mouths' thorough trial. Made by COOLD, SIIAPLEY 21 MUIR CO. LIMITED, Brantford, Canada. Distinction Without Much Difference, (1'hlladcmphta Record.) Tommy -Pop, what 1s 1110 Aitterenee be- tween a bachelor girl and un old 11131.1? Tommy's 1'1)31 --The only difference, my sun. Is whether we aro talking about her behind her hack or to her fare, •,. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. r kr Down on Penelope's Lip, (Snmervlllo. Hess„ Journal.) (Cate -Penelope brill her thirty-flfth birth• day Wednesday and she got 1)1au1 over the Present. )IIldrod sent her, Alice -What µns ItT Kate -A Ill lnit111111 3)334. District Agent Wanted To Secure Subscriptions on a Commission Basis. No one but a LIVE Agent need apply. T,II1; CANADA FIIHST MAGAZINE, now in its second year, Is an all Can- adian MONTHLY Magazine, Devoted to CANADIAN SUM 1;C'I'S and SHORT STORIES. The magazine of the Canadian Preference ].endue, Of interest to all. \VE WANT YOUR subscription. If you send your name in now for one year's subscription at one dolltdr, we will Trail you the magazine FREE for the bal• anco of this year. Address, Canada First Publishing Co„ Room 19, 43 Scott Street --TORONTO Farmers and Dairymen Wbew you require n Tub, Pail, Wash Basin or Milk Pan Lak year '00U' 6r E. B. EDDY'S FIRE WAREAaTIciEs You will find they give you satis- faction every time. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE insist on being supplied with EDDY'S every time. IMS 0••••••••••.....0.040•••••••••••• .. ,..i1' aw 140111rnmommanvoromommorry. ••.,,om •rr. Sunday Schooll. INTKItNATIONAIi 111';S&iON NO 11 Tllc 'Ilea \'Ir);In...--Jlnit. :1",: 1.11. ( ulllltlelll.11'1', 1. I llc %% ailIli', tII'gin, 1. 'I'1t'11 .\1 the 41)11111 I'1 the J,ue'I (.11.,11, \\i1'. 12 II,) The h.ingd'lul o1• heaven "The gospel l titj.elotll, or the ,lit,' „I IIiin,: in the wi,il,l, cllur('ll, pen' 1iitiiil'!w the eltdrti11'r, rut,llll') ;111,1 run. 1,l 11 lull Ill the ,1111;441: 111 that IIII'diitii 11e likened "'Illy parable of the len g'lll- I, I,.l,eel upon Ihr iit‘tIiI ii. eti,1,111I4 .,f Ihr I':a,l, 1, )which lassos ;Ills-i1t, n,'. am Hie, The 4-,0it1.1. if 1111' Ina r• tla_e vereItlnlly consisted ill 1111' Irtllu%'al of the bride (win ler Vaal, I1 111111 1f 114'1' Intro, 1111,lln;dl. The bridegroom pro- (t0,1e11. 1,111, in why ,‘doing,:mended ht' ills tl'le'InI,, nl' ''r!1n1Iit'it1e'll' (ser Judge: Ni‘, I I ; Matt, ix, 15; ,111111 iii, 2111, to the bride', dwelling, whet', she 1111ailed lila, :ItlirrJ in \\'lily rile., 41;4w, Sl enllriie11'reei will gold 11',11. 1\\•, 13) 1111,1 attended hew 111.1' 'bridesmaids' ( I's,l, Ixt, 11.1 The whole company then went 111 lel1ie.:,Intl Il%' Init11112111 11 111,' III'I,le'• ;!1'1,11111 , honey, being .;hied ill the 11';11' 114' pIrti4, if invited (nest: %lily virgins of the para et, 1111 c;n'rying t1rc110, (Jr IN II I„ " '`%ecce \1'111,11 1114' lrilIt 2r11n1': 1,I 1- , e,. , i '1 IIT;• L, \w', '4'1 I'lye 1 I' 1 11 ,I 1 1 1 I 111 ill :6111 yntiti 1, incitJing the invited gee -I-: Ile( ,111e11" %1';l; III,II ,hut. 1111,i nn 1110 :t Ilkttg idil,si'tllle'1111t' 11•;I• lltl'lltlltt'ei to enter, .\111011. It is ,till the rn.11nl 111 tiyl11i for the I11at•I.1age 111, ',site) to pre, eed in the night. Ten virgin, "Ten as a symliel repre',etll the purity 1f the Chi i-1iiul church. "Thy ten tirgin; sig• ttfy net merely it part, 1f the church. hue the whelp of i1." Lange. 'Tool: their lamps I':ac11 11;1,1 a hump, "which signi• fill- in,li%idnality, preparation, indepcnil• olive 1f others." '111e lamp signifies the 1111\t;0',1 profession of religion. The 146L1er4//111 The bridegroom %Ulla%); itt I,1r11 Je-ns l'In'il ; and all w•it ;tie oinl:- 17l_ preparation for his cooling, w•helhlr to call owe by death or to .notatin 111(.111 by his second appearing, may b:' said to Ile g,uillg fel1)1 to meet 111111. 2, 11 ere wise --T11144 14'11 nolhin,' itt l4' ;Itt,11(11.11 to at the fast utelment; they her,' prudent ntld fully pt•tpare'I, cool• i -h 1 ".111'1, urgligen(, "The \'i.i1)l4 (.11111,•11 of Christ on earth vent-i,l; of 111th 1nr 111111 (111.1'. nn'n1114r- spiritually dead and others spiritually alive. The ex- ternal: 11 (•llt'i;t ia1111 w ;i1'e t11111i11!, lrful'e 1;1,1 w'Imrr Ihe 111'1111 is nut t1.111w slltrti• fie11 through the Ilily Spirit." :l. TeolC tiler; lamp. 11'e must carefully note the I Int vast : In the ease of the feili:Jt III, taking of their lamp; is everything; Imo is the en -e of the wise it i. the 1111.111,2 if oil in their vessels, The fool• i -h ;Ire thus represented a; being vain awl 1hieiglltle,s, hulking ,1111' ;it ;Ippenr• ;nn1s, ;old 1,11ly in 1101, going forth through cxeitid feelings.-- Lange, Truk nn iii with 1111.111 -1111' Oil represents the grace or Tuve of Dell in the heart, 'Chest) vir;.rit!s representn chis: of so•ealle(I C11ri;tians who nmtke a profession Of re' ligiin, but \rho lack the faith \vide!' w'irketit by love, ''They had jttst nil em. ough 11, make their lamp; burn for the present, but to cruse of iluttle of til 'with thein 'fir n reernit, if elle btidt• groom tarried. That i;, I, They hove 1,t pl'In,'Ipl' \I"Illllll; tilly taws' Ow seed on 1111' Stony ground, without root, 2, They 'lake no provision for \)Tial i4 IO d. 'I'uik oil -They carried n vrsscl ‘lith Oil ti punt inlu the lamp when neress;u•y. "The decisive lest, w'us nut 1,110 lamp, bot 1110 oil--Ihe Spirit, the ;1411(11:11 life;" U1111 vet they must have a lamp to hold title nil, Let ray be (.11'4'('11 notto 114,4- ,01 pisr the forms of religion. "True ('hri;t• ions unite both external and, internal Christianity." i1. 'l'al'I'll41-''rile figlll't' is generally modified by the ci)e0 11: "Hee that the bridegroom codes from 11: 1' its its Judges 1'1; this would explain the I, ng tarrying of the brldegrounl,-I.'t'.t;r. '1 he bridegroom fol' ewes ill ('heist, v hu is come for the nuu'ring() i'enst Iron ''the far country" --the home nhtse,--1''1'11 ts' lying. Slumbered) and Slept -\fluty tw(;cls have helm \vested in a vain este net to pynyv Iron 1,1115 that 81)11'1111111 t'' n;trg.v is in harmony with it true ('In•i;;i)ul Ix• peritm'e; but such teaching is .tot %hilt• col. The time passed by the virgin; in sleep represents merely the w'niting time, during which time the true Christian is fully prepared) for the cousin;; of the heavenly Bridegroom at duty hour, 'slits, who me trusting in a farm of gotliuess, fondly hope that they, too, are prepared, but ''hen the decisive lour conies they hut denying flue power thereof, linty will he shut nat of the fent. II. The coming of the Itritltgront (v.4. 0,11). midnight -The Jt'wislt wedding; ‘Y. 1,. generally cclelirutetl in tie night; yet they ninthly begot tit the rising of, the evening star; but in %hiss co se there %vas a mor,, than ordinary dollly,- ('larkt'. This wits the most unfit limp for the ,virgins It obtain the oil they needed, The bridegrtnlltt comet!' -- "Though Christ tarry long, he will come at lust; though 1)e )items ;din'', he is Sure. 'I'ht• year of the redeemed is fixed, and it will conte." .Death and the judgment is fixed, mid it will come," Di'nth noel the' judgment '•ill emne when )east ex- pected. Un ''e ant to meet hint -Isere is 11 summons, \Vilna does this mean? It means, Go forth to revelve the reennt- pens) of your' doings. 111101 it fearful thing to be thus Sutnnnnt'd to appear before the ,judge of till the earth? C:111►r- 4uter is disclosed in emergencies, "A )nun has only ns much of the gree, of God Its he con command in trial." 7. All , , ,arose -There Is soulelltitg terrible it the security of ,the foolish, nutinlnined tip it the Inst; they ton arise 111111' trim their lamps, even though there 1s nothing hal, n foul wick; they ore not yet aware that, their fate is nlrendy sense(1,-31, 1)nds, 'I'rinuned-'Cite lamps were stilt burning, but they needed trimtning, and replenlydhhtg, Evert true Cliristtlans need frequent spiritual refreshings, _ 1 _ , >1, (1'111'11111.i: 11,' 11 111111' 1,l Irl I't'lll ire (heir seriouloci„ "'Masse whit lake' up will-ui111 'l itl-1111,'t 1f !roe grace will t•rrl i ttl) 1,111.1111:1Y11 ,' wall) if 11, ,i"Il• 1,r 1,r Inlet. '1111'e wbi ore\\ hate Ilse ,11 Viet ,N 111 re ligil,lt %till, at d,'ullt :Intl Ihr ju11,u1en1, te'i-h fur 1,h(. -oli,l rl,nlfltrt II gel r,, 1 hunt' \t iii e'It l t' tlul I0 in'e' the lift', ort \\mild die the death of the I"I!.21111''111 lull II I, IIet t (owl hilt', (iltti nonitl h ill1' _'it1'n heal nil hull holy ;t -i:• net ill lithe; Lot there i, no buying \vii't the mai Let i; ewer," Henry. L.Inlp, err g"in_r 'ell% I I;. V.1 'I•Iii., show's I h11I their 1111ti„ IIn11 been lighted, \I:Int• who 'net ha%e hitt ))'arts filled will faith and 'u%'1, h,Iic ,Illn\tyel :I \v'nrlllly spirit to till:, leu• -e --Intl ill 1111'111 ,111111 11"w• IIII'(. 111',' 1'111.111'1Y L.ti•k-1111,1en f 11111 1;1't; 111411' "hump," 11:11" 'gone 0111, It. 111' nal en• 'mei' It elk, inepe,;ible t0 render any assistance, 'flare was ;1 time when Ihey Might I:nti hei11,11 eaeh ether, but Deli lino, i, mew 00,1, 1111 ye They emit! 11,11 then) \\hot In d1; but it w'as now lou hilt, To them thiel .4'11 • Tel (;al. hall 1',1111'-i!1"eti Thee ow., !Hive oil of their 0%\t, Nnlhing ,heel of per' ,Ona! holine-s i, sufficient. III, The 'hulling of the door (vs, 10 )11,) lo, 1\'bile they tt'etit In Lny "11'11131, a dismal thing itis not to di..,m'• e1' the emptiness of one's 11enet, of all flint is gem!, mild it is illi loll, to be gor(.d, 1;o11 only ktt(w: how nail). :in. the; drrri\'1d.'' 'Hwy that \%•e1', road) • Most, \rho 11'1'11' pti'ttred; \vim not only IIII ' , v ' , I ,l I '-r l I 11,s'u a godliness. e I In I „lllnll..h11l 1%117 possessed true holiness. It i; ciiffirttit to !n'Imue for the testing time,, et life in it moment. The death heti 1. 0 pour pias» for repenlnm'i. To ll)' marriage feast (It, 1',)..--"'I'n be eternally glorified; 111 be in immediate presence and in the most intimate fellntv,hip and communion with Vito, in a slate of 4{crnid rl'sl, joy and plenty." 1)oor was ;hill "-There moles a period alter which yuan ;e i, intponsible. 1, Tu some cases that. period is death, 2. In other vases the tilt' of hopeless hardness cones before,the term - !dation of the natural life, a. ,1t the time of the s'et,nd advent of our Lord Jesus Christ ; and to this period espee• ially dorsa the parable refer. ,1s the Lord finds us so we remain forever, hoot. Coral, 1l, Open to u; --Earnest prayer, when used in lino', may Ito mun'h good: but it appeal's from this partible that I here may come n 1 iii' tylion prayer et -on to Jc:;l14 oats be ton late! 12, I know you not -''There is an e.• 1rangetuent of !lent that separ01es1hem from the Saviour." heart preparation alone could fit them for the enjoyment of the presence of the Lord, and this they lacked. fin(1, in one ,cosies kne\ws all t11n; 1)111 Ili; children nr1 joint,% in u holy nniin With 11i111. 1:1. \V110111---I'enp Millie: Le alert; %witch with the utmost diligem,g, 11.4 arc 14) \watch against temptations. failure in rlttty, less of love. \Vetch for Ihr coning of the (cord and for an opportunity to lead 111191 to (itu'ist.. Day nor the hours-- The our---Thr time i; uncertain; w•1, must .,%Ways be ready and waiting for lei; matin anti then tee shall not be taken by sur- prise. \\'herein, etc,,--Ontit(til in the Ile• vised Version, 1'I1.1(.'I'1(',\ I, ,\ i'PLit'.1'Ti(» "Behold, the I l'idegruulu CI ine% h" ( v. CO The it; • ( of ow. 14,stn is the 4'0111itg 1' Ihe Bridegroom. The great,.( ear111lt felicity typifies ,itis gred11,:1 heal Lolly blessing, I,ikr the 1/dental wedding. the marriage :upper (Bev. xiN, !1) 111ll 114 :1 lilac of feasting (J011n ii, 1.11), rcjtieing Ilia, Ixit, 7; J1r. Nxxtii, 11). nal gifts 11'st, NIA.. 1'_'.) At the \wedding will be, I. "Thr lirid4'grttul" (v. 1,1 The Ise• hived if "fairer than the chhiiiti n 1f nem" II',n. sl►', 2,) They tell us the Ilehrett' reads, "Henntiful, Jcnntiful art thou above the sons of men." In every virtue, every grace, 1111 Bridegroom i; the chief - est ;mete: len sinus:rad and the one alto• get hrr 114',14', 1\'illhant (1. Carr once veil - (el en (;corge Jlull4r lull afterward heard him 'wench, .11 the chase of the sermon hr look the aged 11tul by the hand, and said. "I :n cnjtyed your sermon, 1 may newer see you here again, hal I shell imp; yon 111 yludcf" The aid wan lift. ell his 1,1'i, aglow with light • from hen• t'en, and said, "I shell sec his )'ace, I shall kiss his feet." II. The bride. The first verse of our lesson in the 11111 1,•('I';iotts ietuiis, "'I'll meet I114' nod the bride," nun% read silks w'uy it l'111114'0,%'dcsi'rilrs ;tit I'.tsl• ern wedding. The bridle is 01 di\•itte (Ie. scent, "burn from above" (Jthu iii, ;I, 5,) Allan) and Eve, the first iridigrnotl end bride (lien, ii, 114.31, Margin), typify 'OW creat mystery" (1':ple v.22-23.) The. bridle is scplttltictl two Christ, Ilcr love is ill ler the bridegroom, She 11;1s 1100r,1 hint soy, "Lel. 11s go forth" IS, Of S, vii, II.) titer is "in the world" 'of surrt\w hill 1101 "elf the 11.01111" of sin (John xvii. II. I -i•11), hccnu.;e living in the Spirit Ind% milking in the Spirit "'drove" the world's anxieties, pleasure:, I'eurs end frowns ('11)1111 viii. 23.) Irikr.. her Lord, she has nu work of her leve (,lulls it, 31; v, 110; 1•i, 311), no will of her own, no wish of her u%'n (i'tt11. NXXwii, -1.) She to "ideas, 111111" (.initlt 1'114 20; I, John iii. 22. tier motto is, "her lily plea• sure" (Bev, iv, II,) She hits no desire avert. from hint. She can say eon. Statitly, "11Is ''ill is Swcctest in ole 11'hcn it triumphs et my cost." ( The bride is clouted with the sat (Ret'. xii. I,) tier character is transparent ns light, l ler gnrmenls tire of "linen , .. . hrighl," (Bev. six, 13, margin.) Not only fine and clean, but bright, shining, ins - trans, glorious. She has been purified inti 'mule white (Dan. xii, 10.) 'l'o he purified is In have sin burned out; to bo Mode while is to have brightness burned 111, (hie is purity; the other glory, Tho bride is not only justified and sanctified, but redeemed (I. Cnr. i. 31)), glorified. The inner robe spotless; the outer robe glorious, 11'nter makes linen clean, a hot iron pressed hard makes it shitting, The bride will he justified by grace, cleansed by blood and purified by triol, 111. The wise virgins (vs, 4, 11), '.Ilhc 1 virgins are the companions of the bride, +..nr...rmarr. \chi f+ith 1,v Iter 11'.,41, XIV. 1I1, 'Pile fool. I"II tII III, IIII'' Om Marriage -:hila'r Ilre'.I Ilse' I ill's' have not I he all 1 nit' of 1'11e 11'1!1' ;1,11'11 III their )less.,;'( - (ype of (in' lnullln burly. They will not ,il II,',ielr 11i' I:ridr;.'r"eel; they w01 Ile' ashamed before Ilial at Ili- cooling (I. John ii, ''St, .1 \wnultn whi had tool lit 1''1 wall her '!nl-'!r.Ind for ten vt'tu,, 11'11[11111.V of !)1= 11011 !I, )(slut Ith:u (!1' 1'111' 111'1', 1 hey 11;1.1 f"rlu,'rlw r, side 1, 1111,1 01;1 11111111 her pati' sty. Thy court t411-011 111' rlitlul'rl, Ila It \\.t: (11111111 l,'1' 1111,' O•11111 ll,ltl nblllilt,',.1 ,!it,'I'I'W Ilulll '1' flint.flint.tt'11..:,n1.11,1,1,111 1' i t"I I ;1111'1'1'1111111-: to find 111.1' and -elle .I It,tllee 111 the trial had fail"d. s'''e ha 1 „i 11.11,' I f1' tel her husband, Loll 1.111' hall nut 111/1112/11 111 11:11 1111' ni"1,l della r' he left, ant w;l: erievull-11' ddisappointed. There are )leu -1' w!111 111':11' 1111' 11:1111, ofd Christ not living - in ellnniintil,n )%'ILII IIini, wet e.\pe.'tulg In -Valle 111, tll'hetil,lnre. It 1!11' .nrl'„u' 'HA the shann' "f it \'hula they Iii -Wever dolt Hwy can 11;11, no part in Ili• gevertnn'nl1 The great truth of ;he %,seem 1, the ee'al'tl le\I, "11';0e1l, 1heryfore, for ye How neither the day 1111' 1,11e 111111' %Chefs'%%% the Solt 11 .\1;111 I•'i t 1,1:" (w, 131. .1 le'w'111•:Ite'It1'11 for veining, X:iellari;1,, Elizabeth. Sun - (.1n, .\moa, and the 1,%isr um'n. 11'4 twlel are lobi int! for til- second (minitlg should %ratell with ilio- girded :Ind :ighis hominis \\"11tch i,er,l't'e'rttt my F;ph. 1 i. Itis, "\\•ate'' for ,mule, II, 1111'\ Illat Ill ll,t 'rite :I l',1 " int ( e.. II o , 111. 11', ;1 I•, 1101 I" )1';.,11'11 1111•• s,;11..,1 'ir, Int "looking Inutti ,Irsn•" %rill ep ti: fr"nl h,'in', svt'ti'y and f0in1 (I felt xii. .', ;fie BRII)EGROOM BEHIND BARS, Sensational Interruption of a Wedding of Brockville Couple. A Brockville. 11111., despatch: An un• usual .and serious, complication arose III 4ellllettlutl will] .1 wedding 1t'ltte11 was le 11:11'1' been celebrated at 8 o'clock this morning in St. Francois Xavier Clurch, At that hour Charles Sangster, the pro- spective bridegroom of 23 years, was lae.!nt-ling !whin,] the Ills at ptIicy 11(.0(1,111,11'11'1-, 1111 wing beim arrested on n .,'.,crop% at the inal11n'e of Jl':, Anthony White, mother of Florence White ,aged 15, When the 1'n:,' w•:I: called in the police Court sly pro-e4'11ti1tl Nva: not, reddIy to inlayed, and the pri-encr sw:t4 remanded 11 jail for eight days. Sangster was to wed miss Fex, daughter of Joseph Flex, a respected) farmer, living just outside of Brock- ville, I;r41it preparations load been made for the weitling, and all array of Motional gifts was sent in, The in- eldent 1111. created a flutter of excite. 111(111 h4rrn!w1nl•, a, the %%Mole cnnntry- 'idr' received invitation: to take pltrl in lir festivities. .1 number of gn,•SI: 11111 hurl not Lech.,' nriInainted with the complications tti;1itd up at the church, only to he disappein(ed, ellIMIIMMIMOMpaummomanglOnk SOLITAIRES AND THREE -STONES SOLITAIRE and Threc- Stone Diamond Rings are the most favored of all finger adornments - especially as engagement tokens. In both styles Diamond Hall has particularly attract- ive values at $25.00, $50.00 and $100 00. These would cost you considerably marc were we not Canada's largest import- ing gem -dealers. /1rv/, ret ,1 1',,.'r! r rte./ and tee m;;: .serf,i t ret Jr'r',',1/ 1 .1'.l,;{t ,}ter ,arf't tifiti• t ret:. l 1'',:1 iIdgerr', Rivth1 3ios £tha 41011to, Out. RECOVERY IS NOT RAPID. Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain Still Gout. London, Itrt. l. -Joseph Chamberlain i.+ nut recovering; front Ills gout ;Is well as had been expel•teIl. II w•:1: flelared recently ll) 11 her rerinluly \touuld keep an appuluttttent to addr,'t: 1 pulateal 111ee11ng itt Nullln4- halu on ()Huber 1:, but now 11 Is atautin(, 1 that 110 the nllelre i( physlel:its he has cle• ''11rr1 ;III „igagements for this autumn. Mr. ('heunberlain Is able to (1rtt•u about the sir mulls of Ills itlrtulal;h:lm rut I 1,t ore, het still he is far trona well. Has NATIVE RISING, I,ag1+, 1\:t.( .11rir11, Ile(, 1,.-- The trader: in til:' C'Itt• of Merin. Southern sig(.ri:a, luso h4yn euntpWll4'd to flee because of 11 l'I:ilig of the natives, 'I \%'1,l 1?In'uponit, have loon killlrl, The British hove had consid,'r;ll,le trouble lately on account of the atatiti• mittens of a n:ltit'e serioty' Iv111111 the "Silrnl I)nes," the bustnc;i 1f Wide)] !; hl incur. the natives to t'e1111iom, i,nst 111111th 11 ll'itish force compelled the SM'r miler of it rebellious tribe, which had killlrl 11 British commissioner rind hail defeated, with himvy los, n col. nmol that had been sent to punish tht'tit S 9 AND CONSIDER THE ALL-IMPORTANT FACT That in addressing Mrs, l'inkll(tm yon are runtiding your private ills lo a woman -:t woman whose experience %vitt) w'o- men's 1!1:41'a4(4 ('1)\'l'fd tw'1'1tty 11\'e y'1'i11:4, The present J1t:4. 1'1111 h:um is the daughter -in -10w of ',ph.' i:, I'Iukltiuu, and ft)r 'any years uuler her direction, a111,1 sine() her decease, her1111%1N, has been freely given ti) sick woolen. Many women suffer in silence and drift along from had to worse, knowing fuel well that they ought to have 11111th iiiate .,FSIs):Ule1', Inst at flotilla! IIIUtlesty impels thong to shrink front exposing themselves to the rittslions and probably examinations of cyt'n their fancily physician. Jt i, uuu'cissnry. 11'ilhont money or price you e n consult a woman whose knowledge front actual experience is great, Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation: 11'nmcn sufferingfront any form of feinale weak. nrr'r are int•ite(1 to promptly cutmntunic:tte %•itlt Jlrr. Pil:1(1a;u at 1.\•nn, 31ass. letters are received, opened, read itlpl answered l4' woolen only, A rwoc'an can freely talk of her private illness Ina woman ; 11111+ 11.t4 1104'11 csta!,lished Ihe ctcreal rnnlid(.ncr b4ltwcrn llrs, 1'iuhhaln ;led ti" women of .1:11 mint shill% has never best) broken, Out of I t I vast volume of '':gi'rienee twhit'!I 1;l' has to dray,' from, it is more than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your case, She asks nothing in return except your gootl-will, and her advice has relieved lhousruuls purely any wotum rich or poor, is very foolish if shy rocs not take advantage of this generous offer of assistance.-Trydia I., 1'itlk1iaiu Medi - Co,, Lynn, Musa, Following we publish two letters from a woman who accepted tills Invitation. Noto the result. First letter. Dear Mrs. l'i nkhnm ;- "Por eight yea rd 1 hnvesufferetl something terrible every 1110111 h, The p11111S are ex: eructating and I can hardly stand them, My doctor :+nett 1 hnwo a severe female trouble% and I must go through an oper- ntiun it 1 want In gel 1)1,11, 1 do not w'luut to submit to it it' I can possibly help it. Please tell me whet to rho, 1 lupe you cum relieve etc," --111;s, Alury 1)inanalrkl both and 1;, Capitol Sts,, \1'aslingltn, 1), C. Second letter Dear Mrs. I'inkbntit "After fallowing carefully your ndvic'e, and taking Lydia E. 1'Inkhan►'s Vegetable Compound, 1 atn very anxious to send you Joy testimonial, that others may know their value and what you have dune for ma. "Ad you know, T wrote you Hint my doelnr said 1 must have an np1111i,ai 11' I could not live, 1 then wrote you, lyliing yon my ailments, 1 I'ulluwell pair advice awl nor entirely well, I t'tln w•nllt mils w•1lltllt an ache or a linin, mid I ew•1 my hili, 11 you and, la I,ytlin E. J'inkl:tnt'ti 1't,;• viable Compound, 1 %visit every sulfuring womuu would rend this testimonial and realise the value of writing to you and your reined(.,"-11rs, Mary i)innulek, Ciolh and E. Capitol Streets, \Vashittg(oll, I),0. \Vhen a medicine has been successful in restoring to health so many ironic!' whose testimony in so ungneitionablp, yon cannot well Say, without trying it, "i do not believe it will help ate," if you are ill, don't hesitate to get it bottle of Lydia E, 1'inkhnnt's \'egctithip ('out- p(mudi at 'nee, and write 1I►'d, Pinklutm, Lynn, Mass., for special advice -it is free and always helpful, t t. 'r.., t 3w1."1 ..i. l TROUBLOUS TIMES.) RIISSIAN PEASANTRY DISREGARD POLICE ANI) CLERGY, St. I'eI1•I •%,lire 1,','I 1. • I'ttrhlte'r 'lis• !Ise ,I I',I• i he lel eel 111,•e'. ;i111 111'' hitt ,r ")r ,•••Ills I'I, ell-tie!er, 11 1 re••I111111.; • •:t• .111• dirt file,% I'• ! ,1 •"1'l "iirll• .1'l i1.!•,It r, •11," 1, el,lll,ltlorl, of 111.1111 ,',1'I':n;1111•- 11,1\,• .1'1„1,1, 1 11,1• 111.11 ;e•"!Illion • di,'ll'do', 11:1• Jot loo llv elf the i'1!1•,' ,1111 ,•Hr,'t. III,' 1'll•al I,,1,. lie,• ,11,' r,'•IJI;111„ ill 2.11•,11 nii:1,1irr :Jill u\tnel• a1, •II•;ee•ii,i ,11 1hell 1',1'114•- ,It ;1111 -,1,1111,','. .1,11 1,1111 t.11!1"- !I,t%e ,11,411,.'1 I11,'4, -II I ' (li Ice,. 1/etas!- „1 t!I, UI,II•il;-' ,0 \U111,; ;ire 'W114,1111 1.4 ,,111.00, 1401 III,' I„•,I-:llttl V if the \ il!:p24. 1' I\ IIII _"11'1-I. ltd t e .11-- 4111114,1 t111• I'"..,'" .111 I ,,I", „1Cnet :tll- 1,ttlltiii CUBAN AFFAIRS. CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS AS TO PROSPECTS OF PEACE, Illtr;INA, 111•t. I. In -011, "I IIs, -pie 11 ill ,111,i1iat i"m in \t loci! I„'1,!' I be In., 1 )'rale'• and 1,11,41,11 I,rel1.l- ;Imo py"m led, the .l 111'1 ie,t 11 1 "Illi•-lel:1'l• 1.1-I 1112111• \\•:u' SetaM 11'y '1':111 and .1 1-I,o1l rets%%, 11, "tate Iia,"II, cal i\ to day le eel%'t'll e111111,1''111MI 1e10111- ,.1a1 1111' 1.11'1 rl'lllllelll ulllelal• \tell,' ;14 -ling 111i1:11111 till th:al thele 11;111111 intent"n 1" psi• alit II "el tlenient of tie" 4, oil along Ilse liar- ,11'.2:;4-le,l ill "yet elm.% Taft • pl411"-.11- In 1111,-Ir•IIi 1'111111,1. Thy I untnei--i"tel- 111imh II1;11 n crisis 11111 hr pl,v•IPit ,11ed "II die cull\rt11I1g "I L111' 1"Ilhall 1'1111_1', 11-t1"1e'1w 1111,1 1114' 111'1' prt'pli1'lll.2 1" t,110' 11"111 "1 111'' 1111'11, Ii II„1•-,.11'1 , PRICE GONE UP, YOU WILL )!AVE TO WORIC HARD TO EARN YOUR SALT New 1 -"Il:, Het, I. 'I ill' .11lrllal et( 1 olllnirl're t i,l t •,I The Inlet II Itior 1111} raked the .-,i'i (.111111.1111' t,,• 11 .;1',',I", "I -;ilt 111:11"\iilttte'it 1;11 e.,711. i,"r toll, 1lel, -aid t1 !, the 11111,1 Ike \w'ithml 1a of I!u'', awn11-,11111 01111I11ei ,l,',I \1!4.11'11 ", , I':,i'" IIIc riiti i u,l- 111 I1i1111 II il:'i,' !,.I.1- rlll11 1'4 1111' lull notch 0,11'4- ,1'1 ;.I.1, ,.'l-111. The rr';t• 21\e11 111' 1,!I, !:lir-t i %vela's' 111'4 111th (11-1111(ti112 '!11111 111 1w11 "1 1,1" la ge•I I'iddit1 ia2 I,:,Inl• in the l 11'1,ttj t 11.1- :•:111-1,'I :1 -1.10 1;1'.;11 ill the •IIII- ply, 111111 ll), 'I":11.11! I i- nnllr,'',11ent",114', large, :1n,1 that lliffi;-idly IIII- !leen 4\. Ir'rl,'110e,I ill-1•,'lll'111, i1111• {1,t 11Iitehi 1,1 1 ren -peel the piw111101, BANK CLERK MISSING. Alleged Robbery .'f T'\'enty-five Thou- sand Dollars, Montreal, (lit, I, .1 report has beim -,III II) 1)11111.1' 111':1,1,111,111,'1'- 11:.11 a 1.1,'1'1: of the h',' 1 u;fist of the Italie 11,' 1lriti,l North .1n1,'rit':I ha, out been Ili, p"-1 Ili, we•,'I:, sold that his ae- volllil, -itis ashortage el ,425,1l01t, S11- '11','1111' "1'1'11'1= ;In. 1)1'i012 111.,111' tel ki'l'n 1111' 11111111 11'1111 t lir 011111'.• 111111 ,o far nnt k- in's official ran he obtained. either front the Ittti 411' 1111, p"liee, except he lore .,,lupi„4111 "f Un' defa!rati"n, 'I'll a11- -'n1 elerl:'- Minn, i- nlltnu'iiiv n-1'11 in this connection, 11 i, -opposed 111111 11.1' loft, fearing e\leu-II:,' lel' Ili,' annual ins: ret Sill, GRANTHAM RAILWAY DISASTER, One Victim's Heirs Rsccive T. -o Thou- sand Pounds, L1nd'nl. ( Irl, I. The ill I„lir- Ill 111,' rat tticlinls rat +.be t;rant!;nl rlrilw'ay di'u,tor ha, re't'i1'e,l 122,111tl. ')'it, its• sllt•nlle, N;I- ,11,','1,11 :I( ;) cost (if 1111' penny, Thr il:-lues% wtl- ;I I',"u11hir ,llb- ser4lrr t" ;I 1."1i1„t1 penny wt'rkly. \1!11411 in -ore- it- leader. .,mitis% devi• dents anal dent h. The Very day of the tli,•:I:ler he 'Will Ili- 11112 euntuining 11 ropy 111 the paper. ,duly-ignl'd, 114 hotel :II 111,1 ford. (5 here he t'\pit'tell I1 per„ the ni',ht. vit11in it lc \‘' holo', itf death, The claim lel, examined. ill• lowed and :piled, •• to, FOUND MURDERED. WAS WIFE OF MINNEAPOLIS NEWS- PAPER PHOTOGRAPHER. \liunrapoli:, (Its, I.-- 1.014 1;1,1 night n woman )whit was fnnnd tinrdrrnll in tIII' (;Icnwaed 1111111 11'11, idettifk/d n. the wife of harry St;entn, a ncw',pnper phulugraphlr. 'They hal 11rrn nua'ried 'bunt 11 ycln', 'They scpaI'll l(1ll two month: ago, the woman returning to her parents and the husband leaving town. A few day: ago Sussman rclmrned and he end his wife went a'''ny tng,lhrr. I'br police u1'(. looking for the husband, VESSEL BURNED. MATE AND FIREMAN MISSING -BOY FATALLY INJURED. Seattle. Wash,, Oct, 1.---A despatch to the Tits( Intelligence'. from White Dorsi', Alaska, Siays that Ill steamer l'uln1111)in, tlw'n1,1 by the Whit 1.1 Pllss ('u„ )1II(1 111'1'11 1)111'110d 111'111' 1' iVe l' lllgll';, til the 1'ulcon 'fiver. The elder mole, Ju: 11'olch, and tine fireman tu'r missing, .1 cnhin bar, named ,\Inrray', was fat• ally inju'cd, (1111crs wile lndly 1111111/III and all un 111.111111 sod nnrrOw os1'111)tS, The Carpenter, In the shop of Nazareth 1'uttgt'11J red..,' haunts the hrema. "cis a low Eastern room, \\'ludowbt,t, tomes, soh gloom. 1Vorkwau's htnell and ,unlit/' lull, Line the.: walls, chests mud stoup), t'1ke of ox, and sh:1,(1 of ptnw, FWlehed by the Carpenter, %.11,' about Ilir paselttl'Itt tow In Iho roost the Craftsman scold.,, Stands and reaches out his elands 1.4•1 the w 1lnitt, s'e'll 111, I.,„' If )'rot twist and dtntly drw, lli, worktt:n'4' tunic, girt will) hand., Al His wn!sl Hot Ills Iglu,%., I.,'I t h,• itehr play on them, paint .A1111 passion ;ural tvinl rare Et ell. old .,eta• ,hott•Ina there loll slipped ,end hurt; 1 i 1,t' end) callous; be .,tel'\ ,•arh deep Mlle of toil Silmv the :aril itltch; :11111 Ihe cttI't;lil Grl!' tit helve, );I t'„ :Il Ittg111. 11'i,r:t night comms. ;end 1 I11rn hr"nl my ,hap wln•rr I earn !laud) bread, let Ihe aeu '1'1,44,4' hard hand,. know 111.1' Ii•' Shared my lot, eery bit, (1',1. i1 Iran, et'r•r whit. coo 1,1 I fear such a hand r'11,•teh,"I inward toe? 1iIlsund'r,' 1:.: it• mistrust:' I1vub1 that 11' Meets 111,• full in sympathy'? "1,':•:o'nter' hard 1,1;' 'Thin,. 1 1111, hand till, of mine., 1 redel1 „tit, gripping 'Hive, :4411 of )tan, 'close to ole, .,1141 last. leach'.,,!, - •--The Itrit ,it Nature's Illusions, In t':tl'Ititt•9 parte 1f the ea1'tit, notably in `ieilt', I;;opt and in tbw English t'h.nl• n1'I, the atmosphere. from tile" t1 time i- subject to strange deviations from its ":dinar(. stat'', )thiel hitherto have not. howl '.11i'1Nelel'iis' ex planted. ,\t int' tithe a, in shy Into nlirgama of the `ie- ilian ',east it distorts amd tilt, over a who!, 111\%"11: 41'I'I't' lu\1e1', et',•t•t• ,'11111Th spire, and every lefty building leaning over :Is it falling; thele perhaps either apparently inwyr;ung ;111(1 lifting the en• tire town high in the sir, or reflee't- itg it in all its grotesque obliquity on the -arta, 1,1 the sea :1, in 0 distorting 11111'1',)1'. 1)1' 11 traveller :t;tt'niling :I mentitain may see, reflected on a fog hank upon 101 opposite tminenee, a gigiltIt0' i110;!' of himself, ;In'rntutdcd by a moldier of eunrelttt'le 1rideseellt ring: ;I 101 1.111'1 11.11111 by :t hate of glory like an 1111 picture of it, saint, ter, as has frequently lc':t observed in Egypt. the I !livelier over the parched and :)rid desert se's irnale,liale• l4' before hilt a level)• oasis, I► glitter- ing palm -bordered hake, with sloping, verdure -clad Bulks. I1111 lei: \wen•)' cane el: never reach that tantalizing ills -inn, for it is intt an atmospheric reflection of an oasis many miles distant, which after it time vanishes into nothing. Dr --- though this phenomenon is 'lire. rare a spectator on the south c0:let of Eng• land sees with complete distinctness a long-1retch of the coast line of Franey, which, tiengh at that point considerably heiow' the horizon, yet appears to lc but a few Illil4: Aw'ay, the sea appearing tel In' hilt a wile placid fiver. 1\'ith a tot ,:• vole., (Mundt ltw'crs and Other buildings are plainly di eertiblc, fishing craft are seen entering the harbor: or lying at ;mehlr, and every feature of the country i; (dearly perceptible, But perhaps of eyln strlltgt'r inttrwst tllln (ii+ plm'nomluncln, :utd of fur more frequent, orcllrrt'nee 'is the ordinary mirage 1)1 the sea, whirl' so many have had the good fortune to ))little;, Every ship has :an inverted image 11' itself s:1',• fiend over it, hull upwards, the top of the mainmast resting upon that of the real vessel. It' a pa::engyr Walks upon he (leak his gliost walk; heals dutwn• 11'ard. upon the deserted dick of the phantom ship nlavc hint, :\ :ai1or climb• ing the rutlins meets his replica descend- ing, feet upwards, towards hint: and every movement of the ship i; ex:a'tly imitated by the spectral vessel. :\ttel then like thebaseless fabric of a vision no', 11 wraith is left behind, sods ns %sil) that phnntnnl Iasis, so with the world, In the pursuit of .tar, perhaps forbidden, pleasure some Irvr the straight 1'0141 tIticll Icadetll t1 life, only to find Hint the fancied grlltific:t• tion i; but a )'rood and 0 dtIt'titn, But One, who Iyft for n blue %lis throne in the highest heaven in order to make ex, piltlion for the sins of those ivI i will nc• rcpt Him its heir lledtemer is ewer in- viting all who trill to chute unto 1iitl for pardon rutd for life. --11v n 1iialier, "Thou Shalt Know Hereafter," keeps at school for ]lis children here oft earth and one of Ilia best teach- ers is disappoinlulent. Jly friends, taxa you and I tenth our l'ather's hunse, w'1' ;111111 Ioul: back null See that the sharp - voiced, rough -visaged teacher, disappoint- ment, sus one of the best. guides to train its for it. Ile grave us he'll Ii.,nn: It' often used the rod; he often led us into thorny paths; le sometime: :tripped off it load of luxuries; but that only made ns travel the freer and the faster on our hen Venlynrd \rray, Ile somet.ind's Ira 11'1 down into the )'alley of the death sha- dow; but never diel the promises rend so sweet as when spelled out 11y the eye of faith in that very ('11110y. \ashen' did he leave us so often or leach us such sacred lessons as at the cross of Christ. Dear old rough•hundcd teacher. 11'e will build n monument to thee yet, tend crown it with garlands 11111 inscribe on it: "Blessed be the memory of 1)4;111- pointmenti"-Selected. •.♦ Discriminating Chemicals, A chemical weed hiller has been developed or tested by the Wisconsin experiment station In nitenlats to 1(111 wild mustard, cockle burr, velloty dock, etc, !The peculiar thing claimed fon' lily poison Is that when spl'ay'ed on a (mowing grain crop Infested with weethi It kills the weeds without ImJury to the grow- , 111g clop, '1'110 solution used ('011sists itt 109 'rounds of Iron sulphate dh<solwed In 51 gal- lons of water, which amount will spray au neve, PAGE EMI! r•.-1'1IE 13LY'1'1I S'I'ANI)Ah1)---Oi i' ►w';i; .}'ill, 1906. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Children's Favorite •••cuRae••• Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. This remedy la famous for its cure over a large part of the civilised world. It can always be depended upon. It contains no opium or other harmful drug sod way be given ea confidently to a baby as to au adalt Price 26 cte; Large Size, 60 eta. LUMBER and WOOD FOR SALE We have all kinds of Build- ing Material and Wood for prices atthe saleat reduced Ice, 1 Saw Mill on the 2 nd con, of East \Valvanosh. — o— The W. R. TRarnpsoq Do. BLYTH, ONT. GRANDTRUNK VrM i HUNTERS' EXCURSIONS! at Single Fare Going Oct. 9th to Nov. 6th '1'o all points Mattawa to Port Arthur. To Sault Ste Marie and fort Arthur via Northern Nay. (;o. To Georgian [Bay and Lake Superior points via N. N. Co. To points In Quebec. Going Oct. 25th to Nov. 6th To Penetang, Midland, Laketleld, all points Severn to North Bay, Argyle to Coboconk, Lindsay to llaliburton. All points Madawaska to Depot harbor. All points on Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Maganetowan River. All Tickets good returning until Dec. 8th For tickets and full information call on O. E. McTaggart, Depot Tlcket Agent, Blyth, TIME TABLE. LONDON AND WINGHAM BRANCH. sur•I'lI. N0R'FBf, am (1 40 : pm Wingham 1am 7335 (1 43 :1 33 Wingham .Jct. 11 00 7 25 (i 52 :1 41 Belggrave 10 50 7 13 7 00 3 50 Blyth 10 38 7 0(1 7 1•t 101 Londesboro 10 31) 0 52 7 47 4 23 Clinton 10 15 6 3,5 8 05 4 :10 Brucefleld 11 58 11 19 H 15 4 17 Slppen t1 50 (I 11 8 23 4 52 Hensall 0 44 0 05 H :15 5 05 Exeter U 30 5 54 H 411 5 15 Centralia J 18 5 43 8 59 5 20 Clandeboye (1 09 5 34 9 05 5 31) Luoan Crossing 9 05 5 30 9 12 5 :17 Denfleld 8 55 5 25 9 21 5 Ili Ilderton 8 45 5 15 1( 20 5 51 Ettrick 8 35 5 07 o :15 5 58 Ilyde Park Crossing 8 20 5 02 0 :17 (1 00 Hyde Park Jct, 8 24 5 Ot) it 45 6 10 London 8 15 4 50 Connections aro made at Wingham for all stations on the Palmerston and Kin- cardine branch. Connections are made at Clinton for all stations on the Buffalo and Goderioh branch, and all statlone from Stratford to Toronto. Connections are made at Lucan Crossing for all stations west to Sarnia. Connections are made at London for all stations east and west on the main llue. This is the season when you will be needing some more DI8 We have just received an im- port order of staple lines, and also a consignment of GLASSWARE containing Cake Plates, Berry Dishes, Salad Bowls—choice for 15c each, We have a full stock of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets and Fancy China. •*i♦1**♦ JAMES CUTT Pretoria Block BLYTI% Railway News along the Line. Pour spins of the C. P, R. bridge across the Nlaitlatid at Gorierich have been completed and the temporary girders are in position across the fifth span. -*- Ballasting on the Guelph and Gode- rich Railway has been completed to Linwood hut this portion will not be opened until the line is completed to Milverton. lack of vital force. Give yourself a chance, Use 1)r. Hamilton's Pills end %vittch the result. Sold everywhere i1) 25c boxes, Modern Banking. I1) lien of so many banks being open- ed a tveg has prepared the following sketch outlining what may be expect- ed :- The limit 13 ink of 1'lutnda ; capital, East Huron Fall Fair. 'I'll need et. rind 3' of 'Hits 11'ec•It, Preparations on a more elaborate sonic than ewer are Irving imide for the bast Huron hell Fair to he belt) at Brussels,'('hursdny null Friday 1)1 this week. A ltvisys good itpromises to he better than ceps, The line net' Agricultural hall will $1,000; int'orporeted 1906; rest, $51), be opened Thursday evening by n Band Head °thee, Brantford, Out. ; branches Convert in the new hall by Perth Co. -41- 1 throughout couiitry, A general batik- 111f1111tl•.1' Baud e well k1)utwn I1nsu'ul inn business transacted, special nth•nc. organization well worth hearing. hull, were y11 II(ntberpecial ttof the ol1itcixle ofof ithle I tions offered. Current accounts opened Win. Patterson, JI inister of (,usto uis, Guelph and Goderich railway passed I without formalities of any' kind nod in will he plescut and deliver n short through Mil1•erton on 'Tuesday of lest 1 (crest ullotwe,l tit the rate of fife In'r speech in 10,1,01)50 to 1122 adlh'es5 from cent 0)1 II)r1xllll11m daily balance. No th0 town Council. I'innobt selet',tions seek un x cora o[ inspection. objection is trade to overdrafts. Spe- will he rc';1,10recl by NIis. (I)i.) (irithau -le cin[ deposits received anti interest al -and piano solos and duets by various \\orii was delayed fora while on the swell kuutwu Performers. fornu;rs, As t he udulis Guelph & Goderich railway near Monk- love d nt the Retail rani of 1)) yyx r cent I per annum, matin up and addle to the sloe fee is only 11) cents there should be ton owing toe broken wheel on the i ,piaci tel 1It the close of enol► month. it big attendance. hall will be lighted tank cos which supplies the e�lgino of I Loans,-'I'o any amount greeted with 1'3' incnul0seent lamps. '1'011 your the cunstl•uction train with water, out delay on security tit three per cent friends about this entertainment and -II-- per auuum. Should the borrower not attend. The steel work for the C. P. R. wagon I'tle;ire to uu'ct hi t auto nt maturity file friday afternoon at 1 o'clock lion briclgo itt Guderich above their track at balk will gladly hold it over for nay Mr, Patterson will formally open the length of time free of charge, Should our cust0t1101.5 or their wives desire to leave their dogs or children in safe keeping tv'hile transacting business in the city, the hank staff will gladly take charge of 1110m. The teller's boxes form safe play rooms and the tellers will be delighted to have the little ones and their canine pets and to provide them with new cents to swal- low, or a buud10 of clean $l0 bills to plev with, Free Lunch, -In order to be "up with the tinge," the bank has decided to open at all branches, from 12 to 2 p, In., 11 free lunch counter. Customers are cordially invited to bring their families and friends. All the delicacies of the season will he provided ,and the best of liquors and cigars. A stove will he provided (in 11 untt.t) fund all customers the foot of the harbor hill has arrived Ind the again girders were being taken lows the hill on wagons, the weight being held back by a cattle slipped round t post at the top of the incline, -*- The population of Milverton hes been temporarily augmented during the past week by about 101) owing to the pres- ence of a colony of Italian laborers who Ire now located at Milverton C. P. J. station, It will only he x short time., however, hefore they leave to swell the population of 11onkton. -*- The Eltnira Signet : The grading on the spur line which is being built. by the G. T. It to accomodate the Elmira Furniture factory is completed and the roadbed is now ready for the track. - G. U, Hyde who has been :i1r, llaoklin's assistant on the Guelph and Goderich construction, will also assist hits in the engineering work of the St, Marys and Western road, -*- The injunction granted to Goderich restraining the Guelph & Goderich Railway from continuing the work of excavation across Harbor street has been dissolved, the railway company having placed the new roadway and bridge in 11 safe condition and the town having thus attained the object of its action in seeking the injunction. The iluestion of the costs of the injunction proceedings is yet to be disposed of. -*- The township of Mornineton is hav- ing their engineer take the measure- ments of the various approaches at,d crossings to the C. P. R. throughout the township before the contracts are. completed. In rnost cases the ap• grouches constructed by the railway are much too narrow and very steep, making thein very dangerous, indeed. The incline in every case is much more ucute than that called for by the rail- way commission. The matter will be reported to the proper authorities at an early date, The township council is well advised in taking the matter up before the work is finally passed upon by tllo commission. -*- The Durham Chronicle : Grading on the new railroad is going rapidly on, About eight or nine gangs are at, work between here and Ilanover and several between here and Priceville, Work is also being done between Hanover and Walkerton and before the ground freezes the ordinary grading will be pretty well rounded up. We under- stand the contract calls for completion of the work before the tat of July next, but it hardly seems possible to think it will be done so soon, However, great changes can be trade in a short time by the judicious use of men and money, The location of the road through the town will not he fixed in all probability till next spring. -A couple of cur loads of rondmaking trucks were received here last week by the C. P. It. Co, and will be used for construction purposes on the new road, ARE YOU LOSING LOOKS OI( STRENGTH ? Once you wore robust, bright and happy, Today you aro dull, worried, failing in vitality and appearance, Just when you should be at you're best you're played out and need a cleeneiug, bracing tonic. Your blood will soon redden, your vivacious spirit will soon return, you'll be yourself again if you regulate the system with Ur Hamil- ton's Pills, A truly wonderful inedi• cine, It searches out diseatle, positive- ly drives away headache, weariness and For Lung Troubles Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer- tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this, You know it is true. And your own doctor will say so. "�Xy� little bey bad a terrible eengh, I triad it ng 1 meld hur or bug In rain until I t ed Ayer's Cherry Teeters!. The Gat ■IgM he aro better, and ba etaadllyl�Iraprov.d oatli he was perfectly welt,"•—KJu, S J. b7GstI, Allen, III. Keep the bowers regular with Ayer's Pills and thufr hasten recovery. 1`a i r. Music by Perth Co. infantry Brand, 'Two speeding events. ['cot races for men, twolne1 and (lid- Fancy tltoro'bred cattle Ili' burs. fancy drills by school children. Competitions for special 9iI/.Is by buggy horses owuued by farmers, ll+;:I,I.unl piping h1' filet' Ali:!)„naltl, Highland dntcing by Miss [label 'Mel )(maid, ['ridgy eweuin.r rho annual Iiia ('on• reit will be given in lire 'Town !fall, Plan of reserver[ seats now open al Fox's I)rug Store. 'Talent consists of Eddie l'igeot, the humorous wtocalist ; Hart well De NIille, baritone soloist ; ,Miss 1retie Sheol aii, thematic render and iuIparsouatur; highland piping and dancing by Mr, anti Miss Niel) Will be welcomed to sit )1'' Ii d it and tutu : pia1)°,1,3, e1ect10115 by Jlrs, (I)u.,) Nen- smoke, spittoons to ewers' chair; eating Grahein; ss.101111 3!eLaluebliu, pinn- tobacco free. Ladies' Rooms. -A luxurious suite of reading rooms, also writing and retiring rooms, are in connection with every Ishn uld miss, branch. Stationery of every kind pro- vided. An especially smug -faced junior elerk detailed to lick the stumps, which the bank also supplies gratis, Farmers will tied the bank rooms a great convenience as rt corn exchange, No sort of objection to samples of any kind of farm produce (live stock ex- cepted) being left in their rooms, A monthly paper, full of nice little stories and stale jokes will be imp pried from the United States, name of the hank inserted on and posted to any" ad- dress upon application, free of charge, 001110 Hours, -9 n. m. to 6 p, nl. ; Saturdays, 0 a. m. to 10 p.m.; Sunday's, some of the staff will be in the office so that collections may be deposited, 1st, The Peit11 Infantry (Band twill also con 'Shute to the progrcull. Making ill all an A I entertainment that nobody W111C11 ? Given In sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Fred IIaggitt. I laid my boy in the coffin, I closed his sweet blue eyes, I folded the hands so snowy, As the flower that in them lies, Wit a heart thaat was elt1105t broken I gazed on that little face ; Farewell! On it bright to -morrow, I shell see hire by God's grace, But what of that other mother, Whose boy is strong and tall ? She has seen hien grow to manhood, Ile was her joy, her all. Tonight, as elle prays by her bedside, He revels with comrades fine; When he staggers Route drunk in the ugorping, Whose heart will ache most, hel'A or aline? Away in the graveyard yonder, Ina cold and narrow bed, They had laid my little daughter, The birds sang o'er her head, Oh ! the day they took her from mo, And laid her'ueeth the sod But I'll clasp her to my bosom, In the home where I mean to go, And to -night there's ancther 11101 her, With a girl so bright and fair ; She has grown to be a woman, 'Neat!' a mother's love and prayer. She's the belle of halls and parties, The brightest of all to shine; If another sees her go "not ready," Whose heart will eche most, hers or m11)0? Oh, ye who bend over small coffins, And treasure bright, curls of fair hair, Think not that your hearts are the sad- dest, Or your cross the herrlest to hear; For in the bright fields of fair Eden, Your flowers are blooming above; Go, pray for the drunkard and outcast, Who once shared Eiden mother's love, Will Examine Canadians. New U. S, Naturalization Law Came Into Force Last Saturday, 'Phe new law, which puts directly under Federal control the process of making citizens, is n hove tnwerd cop- sietent natnralizatinn laws, It took effect lest Saturday. Sept. 29, nt every pert of entry in the United Suttee. Along the 1)orders of Canada and Mexico it will meal) It lot of extra work frr the immigration Inspectors. here- tofore a Canadinn, for instance, hes never been 5(1l.rected to an examination of any kind unless his condition, physi- cal or financial, was bad enough to attract attention, Under the new law it will be compulsory for hila to undergo the examination providing he sees ex- pects to become a naturalized citizen of OP. United States. The quest ions asked relate to his place of birth, the date, his business and his personality, The ex- amination does not in any way ddsplar,e the declaration of intention. commonly referred touts "first pnpers," but it is essential to lintur'cllzed citizenship. The total assessment in Huron is $2,1340,810. l�'iall�' housewives think it cheaper to buy than to hake, That is because their baking isn't succ'essf it l every time. '1 'heir failures run the cost alp. Get Royal [Household Flour and follow directions, The result will be light, whole- some bread or pastry every time. You pay a fell' Cents more for Roval Household, but those few cents buy certainty and purity. Your grocer can supply you, Ogilvie Hour Mills Co., Ltd. 155 Montreal, La Grippe Cured "Twelve times and out! Doctors say that LA GRIPPE will come two or three years more and disappear again for 5o years. It has a periodical run of 12 years. Each time it comes it is worse than the time before. 'Phis time LA GRIPPE is prophesied to have terrible neuralgic and rheumatic pains as a symptom and afterclap. These pains arc the most excruciating— worse than the rack and torture. Avoid LA GRIPPI;, prevent LA GRIPPE, or cure LA GRIPPE, by taking the specific, scientific remedy (PROtiOUNCED ,SI=KfIN) Sold by nil Druggists, for 81 per bottle, SAMPLE AND TREATISE FRUE Annexe, 11Sramplo Dept, M" Dr. T. A. SLOOUM, Limited Office and Laboratories 170 King St. West, TORONTO A GREAT BAROAIN W]-NV'EIUflSCRI] U PtS may have ,standard and th© 7oronto Weekly Mali & Emplre for the balance of the year for c.)nly 30 CENTS The two papers to January ist, Igo8, for $ 1 .75 SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE Send all orders to LESLIE KERR The Standard __` Blyth IJr.1't..J'./'M rte---� ;nom FAMOUS PLOPL1 i3Y FANNIEM. LOTHROP Fbatottapb by Tapley, Milan• BARONESS MACDONALD OF EARNSCLIFFE The Wid )W of Canada's Great Statesman The atucly of the lives of great men reveals In countless instances that their Inspiration, stimulus, and constant HOIIITO of new strength, was the love and companionship of a devoted woman. The debt of helpfulness that the late SIr John A, Macdonald, Canada's great Premier and statesman, o �ed to Lady Macdonald, his second wife, cannot be overeslimnted, according( the testimony of those who knew tlgenr both. "All that Lady Beaconsfield was to the Conservative Premier of England," says one, "Lady Macdonald was to the Conservative Premier of Canada, Their understanding of each other was complete," Ott the Island of Jamaica, the birthplace of two other brilliant women -the Empress ,Josephine and the third Lady holland-Lady Macdonald, daughter of Hon, 'I', J, P,crnerd, a member of the Privy Council, was born ' In 1836. The death of her father, while she was still a child, mode it neves- ! sats to take her to Eng'aul for her education. When she was eighteen, she came to Canada with her mother for a visit, her two brothers, Richard and Hewitt. Bernard, having entered the legal profession at Ottawa, and there she met Sir John Macdonald, Thirteen years inter, in 1867, they were married In London, It was a red-letter year In the calendar of their lives and the history of Canada, for It was the year In which the British North American Provinces were united into a federation, Sir John becoming Premier and governing the New Dominion through its trying first years. Lady Macdonald acconnpanied her husband to Washington, and was with him during the long deliberations of the Joint high Commission wide resulted in the Treaty of Washington in 1871. She was with hien, too, og that great trip over the new Canadian Pacific Railway, whose very exist- ence was so largely due to him, and the steel rails of which bound and unified Canada Into one great dominion as no bonds of law could ever do. On the death of Sir John, in '1861, recognizing his splendid services to the Empire, and 1110 zealous devotion of his widow to all the nubile interests, Queen Victoria was graciously pleased to raffle her to the peerage by making her a Baroness In her own right -the only Colonial thus honored --with the title D(ll'011e0S Macdonald of Earnsellffo, Besides her nodal and philanthropic work, Lady Macdonald has written frequently for the maga- zlrley on Canadian topics dear to her heart. Since 1890, when she disposed of En1'nscltffe, her beautiful home in Ottawa, elle has resided In England. Entered according to Act of Ibo Parliament of t'aueda, lu the year IBIG) tr w, t', MO) al the Uepattureut of Airieollarr,