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.3neolt Fleeing trom Hie Angry Broth-
er.-Genesis•28: 10-22.
Comenntary.-1. Jacob's Depar-
ture From Beer -Sheba, (vs. 10, 10). 10
Jacob went out tion Beer-Shebe-1t
was not from eleoice, but from neves-
aity that Jacob left honie, kondred and
couutry. Esau's anger and threat led
Rebekah, tie mother, to plait for his
departure, and the fact that lie was
unmarried determined the place 01
his exile. She, and Isaac also, de-
sired him to take a wife from their
eindred, hence the journey to Haran.
.Teeob did not go forth with Glumly
the blessing that he had obtained
through frame for Isaao pronounced
11110n him the two -fold, far-reaching
blessing (Gen, 28: • 3, 4), which had
aeett given to Abraham, and renewed
to himself. Haran -The place in.
'alesopotanale Where Abraham had
lived for a time while on his way
'from Ur -et the Chaldeen to Canaan.
It was about •threehundred miles-
aortheast 'Of Iteer-shebee 11. he
lightel upon a certain place -It grew
too late to go farther, and either from
onoice or necessity, he lodged' in the
open country with no shelter. • Tho
place was near Bethel, about fifty
Miles from Beer-slieba. Jacob had
probably treaded two or three days
since leaving ehoe. Abraham had
aweit there and built an altar yeare
before thls. took of the stones -The
stone which he used for a pillow is
mentlqned h. verses 18 and 22. This
region abounds in loose stones. lay
dowa.e. ,to •sleep -Under the circum-
stances. his foneliness :pressed itself
open him and he lead abundant oppor-
/natty to thane Over his unjust past
and foreeest his future. It would
seem as if hie' sleep must have been
troubled hecauee of his past (tended,
and his futuretmust have loomed up
„nit Wit and nneertaln.
• Jaeab's, vision at Bethel (vs
12-15). 12.. dreamed -We can not re-
gard tine at an ordinary and passing -
dream, but one in which Geed -revealed
aims/elf, to Jaeob. On many other
occasions God 'emetic to his people in
tins Way (Gen. 31: 11-1e; 27: 5-10; 1
leittas 3: 5-15; AMU. 1: 20-23: Acts
ig; 93, There was'aot then the rev-
elation bf God in his word that 'we
now have. behold -This word used
three Glues in this connection shows
the deep impression the extraordinary
geene made upon Jane. a ladder-
._ •
A etalrway, Or Other Meant Of alleertt.
Tho Mee ex:10e by the word 14 that
01 apaosagoway INtween earth and
heaven. anode t/f Clod-3acob was
Ineeemi with um preeenee of minister-
ing epirite Web. 1: le. 14). Tile Vie
&quit bitowed the limner, of earth to
heaven, end tetiellt Jaeah that he was
not as timely 113 110 pity have imagined
Litwas. teat weeroY4M1I2i hialeele
to him an renewed it unto Isnot,
to lam in a genee that he had 'never
Ithown berme V. Lord (104 oi
Aeraluou Ileac •--Jellovala who
• /tailed Abraham tied who gave the
prowlte to him mid renewed it unto
Jeaae, would renew that promise unto
eacob. the land. . .tu theo will I give
It -Note the promise- to Abraham to
Men, le: 15; 14l; 18, and to •Isaac in Gen.
26: 4, God declaied his name to ;Jacob
au Jehovah, the ternal, unchangeable,
covenant-iteeping 0410. 14, ata the Mist
-this language was repeatedly used
to Abralutm. spread. abroad -The
Israelites were la extend their terri-
tory weetwerd to the efeillterrenean,
eastward to the deeert, northward to
the mountains of Lebanon, and south-
ward. into the wilderness south of
Beer-sheba. ehall all the families -of
the earth be bleeeed-The lives of the
patriarchs have been a blessing to all
peoples who have bond of them, The.
scriptures have come to the world
through the descendants of Abraham,
lean. and Jacob. Jetts the 'Ales/dale
the world's greatest gift, came to the
world through Jewleh ancestry on the
human elite. 15, 1 am with thee,
and will keep thee -Having promised
Jacob .great blessings for lies posteri-
ty, the Lord turns to him to assure
hint that he Will guide, protect and
Meitner Min. This was t marvelous
promiee, involving nore than Jacob
was able to comprehend.
HI. Jecoles vow (vs. 10-22), 10, The
Lord is in this place-Jaeob's mind '
and heart has been illumined to recog.
!JUG the presence or God. His soul .
wag aweel, and the greedy .clamorings
of his scheming nature were silenced,
The presence of God sets motiveo and
acts in a very different lig-ht from
What they appear when' self is domin-
a,at. I knew it ,not -Apparently he
had no thought teat God would reveal
.himself to him under such =favor,
able conditions. In his self-pufficlencY
he had forgotten God, and yet this
was a partial answer to the prayee
of his father as he bat home. "Goa ,
Almighty bless thee" (Gen. 28: 3). 17.
He was afraid -He felt a sacred awe
moral condition in the sight of Gotl.
House of God gate of heaven-%
now idea possessed Jacob's soul. Tee
revelation that came to hen opeeml
his spiritual *vision and a new lite lay
before him. He was conscious that
God was there and heaven -was very
-Wear, 18, Set R up for a pillar -The
stone upon which his head rested when
the vision was given was used to com-
memorate God's marvellous revelation
to him. It was a common practice in
the East to commemorate in this
way important occurrencea Poured
oil upon it- Jacob did this as
an act of consecration. 19. Called the
name of that plane Beth -el -The spot
Where this revelation came to Jacob
deserved a name, aud au appropriate
one was given, Bethel, house ot Cod.
City was called Luz -The city was
probably a 6hort distance north or tile
spot where Jacob (vent that memor-
eble night, To Jacob the name Luz
would convey little meaning, but with
the name Bethel attached to the place,
it would be a constant reminder of
what took' place there.
20, Vowed a vow-tlad had revealed
himself and declared his promise .and
Covenant„and Jacob, subduq'l and ten-
der, recognized his duty and entered
unit it. God's revelation of himself
tous always calls for action on our
part. if God will be with me -This
does not mean that Jacob doubted God
"Since" would fit the, place better thee
"If." "Ile cordially takes God at his
word. God had promind to be with
Min, to keep him, to bring him again
into the land, and not to leave him. •
He talon up the precious words, and
virtually, says, 'Let it be according to
thy word unto thy servant and 1 will
be thine and thou dealt be mine far-
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ever.' " 21, Come again -Hes thoughts
were already upon an anticipated
horne.coming. Tilen shall the Lord be
my God -Jacob pledge,s himself :to
serve, obey and love God, to perform
his 1u11 duty to him. 22, God's house
-A pine wh-ere God has manifested
hiiuself in a marked manner, and
would be remembered as nett. I wilt
surely give the tenth unto thee -Jacob
recognized his obligations to God.
Abraham bad given a tenth unto
-Melchizedek (Gen. .14: 20), and . the
Patriarchs recognized the duty of giv-
ing tithes. The Moate law provided
for the support of the temple service
in this way. The Chriatian'soblige-
tleiileso. to support Coil's cause canuot be
Quetetions.-Why did Jacob leave his
home,? What did Isaac do for him
before he started? In what direction
did he journey? Describe his stay
near Luz. 'What effect did the vision
have upon Jacob? What did &mob
call the place? How did lea emannem-
orete the event? What vows dill
Jacob make? Who before Jacob had
giVen•a tenth to the Lord? Wnat was
involved in Jacob's taking the Lord
for his Cod?
PRACTICAL SURVEY.
Topic. -Clod following His wanier-
ing children.
I. eacob'e !eight.
IL Jacob's vision.
1. Jacob's flight. In the leseon com-
mences the record of experiences both
retributive and disciplinary, in the
history of the patriarch; retributive,
because occasioned by wrong -dotage
white added dtetress to difficulty;
disciPlinary, because that by them' was
inaugurated a process of moral train-
ing, which secured the needed self-dis-
cloture, and reached -its crisis and cul-
mination in a transforming experience
by which the chosen instrument was
adapted to the design. The •prepara-
tion was sometimes longer than the
succeeding servtce. Moses was in
training eighty yeate, that he might
accomplish forty years of eervice; but
tho great task justified the outlay. A.
great part of the earthly ministry of
Jesus was occupied with the teaching
and training of the twelve, into whose
heeds the upbuilding of the kingdom
was to be coninutted. This training,
commenced In the history , of .7aceb
when haunted by remorse and follow-
ed. by tear, disturbed within and die -
tressed without, he act hie fugitive
face toward an unilluminated future.
In hie own experience he Must needs
tote the bitterness of deeeption, and
in 1311 kinsman he net a cupiclify
equal to his own. Fleeing from frater-
nal Vengeance, he found that he could
not escape Ged, Mad not dissever
himself front his' own bletory. It is a
moral fact of tinivental applieetion
end fraught with alarm, and yet wit
have. God is near men when they lit-'
tie think it.
jaeoles 'Osten. The Vietea at Be-
thel was the first step. iti Jncob's di -
vele education. Heee began, the long
process of- bringing order out of the
moral cOnftielon of his life. The wide,
waste wildezness become filled with an
infinite presence, and when inst.
alone, he found hinanif most attended
and discovered that earth's affairs and
heaven' interest were closely united..
Fear and hope go hand in hand. "How
dreadful is tele place!" and yet "the
hcii of God, and this is the gate et
hettlfep." The prophet'o startled °d -
ere, "Woe ie me," sprang tem the dis-
covery of moral unlikenees and 'unfit -
in the presence cf the over.
wliehning glory ot holiness. Threuge
darkness and drown there came to the
wanderer foe-glean:s of the gospel's
falareaching hcpe, and the possibility
nt coxless and moral agent through Its
promised provislona. The ezwenaut, re-
vealed two generation/3 before, reeele-
ed new cant:neaten. To neettre it,
there waa given time DIedge of divine
gut/lane and prOteetiott through. the
Ing proems of necessary diselpline.
Moral revelation necessitates some ad.
ltittlnent. Three attitude.; aro Daosibie;
deliberate reit:die% 41 Perlieee and
nromise or future ol,edience, whole.
hearted Mill immediate eoutpliartee.
Jamb elmee, the Wend. Ills covenant
ran net he :cgarded. ate esprettellig high
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moral considerations. True to his na-
ture, personal advantage occupied the'
foreground. • Thus far -he had been a
worldly •man, unheroic and unworthy.,
recall this time he became at best but
a religious man, unrenewed end un -
spiritual, as the record of succeetting
years attests. Like too many others,
theetirst Mime were placed Met. Pro-
tection assured, provision guaranteed,
a peaceful return, and "then shall the
Lord be •my God." The order should
be reversed. "Seek ye first the king -
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• BROADCAST IN GERMANY
Revolutionists Cntro1 the -Country, and With-
NrAii;h Disorder
Nigh _Officials of Late Government iI be
Erotight to
33erlin -cable: The new People's
Government of Germany will not per-
mit high officials of the late adminis-
tration , to 'evade an accounting by
escaping into neutral emintries. Aa
official statement issued to -tight by
the Revolutionary Council sitte: "The
Dantsh frontier is being strictly
guarded by the German Soldiere'
Council. This is being done, it is stat-
ed, in order to prevent the escape of
rich people, generals and other high
officials."
London cable: According to de-
spatches from Amsterdam and Copen-
hagen the revolution in Germante
welch assumed gigantic proportions
following the abdication of the Kelsey
Saturday, is extending rapidly, but In-
n:let places the desired effect is be-
ing achieved without vielence or ser -
tote disorders,
In some places, notably in Anhalt,
Hesse-Darmstadt and Mecklenburg
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Schwerin, the princely houses are ma
operating with the reforming parties
in establishing a new Order of things,
Red flags figured frequently ii the
various risings, and Chancellor Fried-
rich Ebert's motor car Beate the In-
ternational emblem. The shoulder
straps were tern from the uniforms
of officers in,,a number ,of cities, and
even, the soldiers' insignia wereestrip-
Ped front them. Russian prisoners
played a part in the derao•netrations
in two or three towns.
Priatee aleximilian of Baden and an
the Itcurgeolee Ministers have resign-
ed. Peledrich Ebert, the German So-
cialist leader, has been definitely re-
cognieee as ChenCellor,
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?tease Mention This Paper,
All reports describe the revolution
es contintibeg quietly in the 12 Prin-
cipal towns and ports, which are now
ruled: by the Soviet, consisting of
workmen, soldiers and aallors. The
red flag •has been hoisted 'everywhere,
even above the Cologne Cathedral.
Ate Socialists, according to the re-
port, are demanding that) every defte
asty in Germany be suppressed and
all the princes exiled. It is reported
thatahe Kings of Bavaria and Saxony
intend to abdicate shortly.
FIGHTING IN BERLIN STREETS.
Severe fighting took place in Berlin
between six and eight o'clook last
night, and a violent cannonade was
heard from the heart of the city. The
rev/Mitten is in full swing in Berlin,
and the Red forces of Germany oc.
cupy the capital.
When revolutionary soldiers at.
twill -Red to enter a building in which
they supposed a number of officers
were concealed, shuts wore fired from
the windows. The Reds thee began
shelling the building.
Many persons were killed and many
wounded heave the officers surren-
dered. The Red forces are in control
and have restored order. Strong
sgttriaeleeittsl. are marching through the
The Crown Prince's palace has been
eeized by' the revolutionists, The
pantile are shouting, "Long live the
republle," and nee singing the "Mar-
seillalee,"
The German peOPle's Government
has been,inetiteted in the greater part
of Berlin. The gaerieon has gone over
to the Govcroment.
Tice Workmen's and Soldiers' Conn.
elleirlee4:leelaaartela amageelitlie;e4I gunskehave
t teal placed at the disposal of the
&Until.
4 SITUATION AT KIEL, .
Itp to the present the meet eeriems
conflict hen taken plate in Kiel. The .
Soldiers' Mut eVoritineine Councils in
met of the largo citiea appear to be
deoting their first effortto orgallie-
101.1tr.:10 food euppllee, forte/edam teat
o.ny leek ef pro) aeon in this remeect
win prove 11 fruitful source of
Complaints already eave b4ca
heard in Berlin that the prece ctn.
eurAlp 111 being exereiteal at arbi-
trarily by the new as by the old
Iig• neat, In het Proclamation,
Wit that Prince Maximilion Of Baden
had Iransfern /1 the chaneellorslilp to '
him, till the Secretaries or State hate ,
lil3g1M1 their COULON. The now t;ov-.
teurneet, he addl. waned be ill ttfiree
moat trIii ties) Vati011i panics.
NNW CtiANCELLOWiii PROGRAM:Q.
' liew Cerman Clatiotelor, 11'4e/14de -
:,.1:11111., ew,t:Ireee to the people., the
' fat ren, ---The fx tiliani elloa Pine
Maximilialt of iguicu, in nreameot
with all tin' ileeroturn,t ot state, hao
hanCed ovei- to int' till.; taek (.1 liquid-
ming 1:1 41.41 ('14 al Chaocellor, 1 am
en the imint of Veining a now Gov -
puttee, mute will keep public opinion
:),110).:Inteis.lt in nenrd with the yellow/
fredy Informed ot the o
curse of
-The, new Covernment will be a
movernment of the people. It Meet
melte, every effort to secure in the
quickest povelble, time peace for the
German people and consolidate the
Liberty which they bave won.
"The new COvernment has taken
eharge of the adminietration to pre -
se: re the German people Cre11t civil
war and ilaminet and to aecompliell
theiir legitimate Mahn tO. alatottonly.
T:10 Government cell, wive this prob-
;ern c.nly if all the officials in town
and ccuntry will help,
"1 know it will be difficult for
wane to work with the new men who
have token charge of the empire, but
1 appeal to Ulcer ,ove of the people.
Lack of organization would in thiR
heavy time mean anarchy in Germane
and the surrender ot the country to
tremendoue misery. Therefore, lielp
your native country with fearlerli, in-
leprigable work for the future, every
one at hie 1 ost. •
"I /Impend everyone's support in
'the hare task awaiting me You know
have seriously the war has menaced
tee provisioning of the people, wince
le the firet condition ot, the- people's
existence.' The political traneforma•
non should not trouble the people; the
feed supply Is the first duty of all
wether in town or country, and they
oeould not embarrasa, but rather aid,
the production of eetal cuppies, and
then- transeortation to the Rhyne.
"Food shortage signifies pillage
nue robbery, with great misery. The
poorest will suffer the most, and the
industrial workers will be affected
hardest. All who illicitly lay hands
on food supplies or other supplies of
prime necessity or the means of
transport necessary for theft. distre
Medea will be guilty to the highest
degree towards the community.
"1 ask you immediately to leave
the street e and remain orderly and.
calm." •
In an extra edition of the Vorwaerts,
the central organ of the Social -Demo-
cratic party in Germany, the follow-
ing call for a general strike was pub -
1 i sied"Time:
Workmen's anti Soldiers'
Council of Berlin has decided even a
general strike, All the factories are
at,caTbsetainideseteisL..
y
administration of
the people will be maintained. A
large part of the garrison has been
closed and bodies of troop e and ma-
chine guns have been placed, at time
disposal of the .Worenfen's and Sol-
diers' Council.
"The movement will be guided in
common by the Social -Democratic
party of Germany and the Independ-
ent Social -Democratic party of Ger-.
many. The' Workmen's and Soldiers'
Council will tale charge of the Main-
tenance of quiet and order. Long live
the Social Republic.
"Workmen's and Soldiers' Council."
FATEFUL SATURDAY.
With regard to the incidents or
Nov. 9 in Berlin the eemeofficial tele-
graph bureau, woeking •ander the cone'
trot of time Workmen's and Soldiers'
Council, issues the following report: •
' "This meriting at IIIIIQ o'clock the
workers of the greatest industrial
undertaking's Commenced a generiu
strike, •
- "Processions hastened front all the
suburbs to the centre of the city.
Red flags were carried at the head of
ftp processions, in which marched
armed. soldiers andeall classes.
"Tbe first procession arrived from
the ..ackerstrasso and Brunnestrasse.
As a spreliminary the Soldiers nod of-
ficers were urged to remove their
cockades and epaulettes. In the maj-
ority or cases this took place volmo
tarily.
"There was a general fraternize -
tion of soldiers and workmen. The
workmen penetratea' the bareacks,
where they receeed an 'enthusiastic
reception from the soldiers.
"The military occupants ot fac-
tories mingled in common with the
workeit, left time works and treated
with them in common.
"So far as known the only clash
between the massae and armed
forces took plan on the occupation
of the so -celled. Tockshafers barrack..
In that was a guard of fusiliers; but
only two officers fired. '
"Three persons were killed and
one was injured. Tait is 'to be re-
grellig.
" taking possession of a major-
ity of the public buildings and estab.
lishments was completed without dif-
ficulty once it NVIIS clear that the mili-
tary had gone over to the people."
IRON CROSS TABOO.
. The Danish frontier is being stria -
a' guarded by the German . soldiers'
Condi. This is being done, it is
:tfafiteerds,. in order to *prevent the escape
of Hell Pante, generals and other high
All national -cockades and the eagle
on the helmets of soldiers have been
removed, being repined by a red band.
'The wearing of the Iran Cross has
been strictly prohibited.
Three German destroyers have en-
deared outside oft Stockholm, and all
the -'-guard ships Si the Baltic have
Seined the revolutionary movement.
The rellway,datione in the enure
industrial distelde of Germany nrom
Dertraund to Deist/erg have bee a cc-
cupted by the Soldiers' Muncie; tic.
cording to a despatch front Essen.
There were no disorders,
0
Wenn cause fretfulness and YOU
the infant of sleep, the groat noel -Ise.
er. Mother Graves' Worm Extermin.
atar will clear the stomach and' intes-
tines and restore healthfulness.
Saue Inca are eltume rca.iy to fol-
low a Icader, and the corkscrew has
led Milne e fellow into ercokeil vitten.
The fellow who losee biS temper
can't write article:4 about paVtute the
way to sit/Tees,
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Kitiney troubles. ere freceseotly
cowed by badly digested .food ,
VbiclioVertalte.a the ett organe to ;
eliminate the irritazIt acids
formed, flap your Wawa, to
properly digest the food by
Wane *.to 30 drops of Extract
of Roots, sold as Mother Seigel's
Curative Syrup, and your.kidoey
dloordor .will promptly dia.
Appear.. Get the genuine. 7
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FARMERS' elAIIKET.
Dairy produce -
anted', ehoice dairy„ ..$ 0 50 $ 0 53
Do., creamery.. 0 55 0 60
elargarine, ... 0 37 0 40
Eggs, new laid, dczen .. 0 75 0 85
Cheese, lb 0 35 0 40
Dressed poultry --
Turkeys, lb,. .. 0 40
row', . 0 34
Spring chickens . 0 32
Roosters, 'ib.,,,,,,,.,0 23
Ducklings, Ib.............
Geese, lb., .. .„. 8
Frulte---
8
Apples, basket .... 0 35
Do., bhi.• • • • ' • • ' • • ' 3 00
Citrons, each 0 05
Crabapples 0 35
Pears, basket .. 0,50
Quinces, basket 0 50
Vegetables -
Beets, basket ....
Do., bag
Carrots, peck
Do., bag
Cabbage, caeh 0 03
Cauliflower, each ., 010
Celery, teed .. 0 05
Lettuce, 3 bunches
Onions, 75-1b, sacks 1 85
Do., basket
Do., Pickling ...... 0 50
Leeks, bunch
Parsley, bunch ..
Parsnips, bag ..
Do., basket
Pumpkins, each .. 0 10
Potatoes, bag ... 1 75
Do., N. B... .,.. 2 40
Sage, bunch ...... '0 05
Savory, bunch .... 0 05 '0 10
Spinach, peek .... 0 20
Squash, each .....
• Turnips, bag .
Turnips, .bag
Do., basket
Vegetable marrow, each
0 45
0 20
0 :15
0 25
0 35
0 e0
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5 00
0 15
0 6,1
1 00
1 00
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1 25
0 25
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Offbeel fartir aim* 110111*10i
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$ bK at Wind NOM
WRICMANI*
Arthur J. Irwin
D.D.S,, L,D.S.
Do,ctor of Dental Surgery of the Pezin.
eylvanla College and Lloentiate of Den.
tat Surgery et' Ontario.
Closet' ever. Wednesday atternoon,
Office in Macdonald Bock.
W. IL I-Iarnbiky
U.$o., M.D., C.M.
11”elel attention paid to diseases
of Women and Children, having
taken postgraduate work in awe
goy, Bacteriology and Betentifie
Medicine.
Onto* in the Kerr residerme, be.
tweets the Queen's Motel and the
Baptist Ohnreh,
All tate/noes given enrOCUIattention.
Phone t4. r. IPA 11.11
Or. Robt. G. Redmond
M.R.O.S, (Eng.)
L.R.C.P. (Land.)
PHYSICIAN AND 6URelin0it,
(Dr, Ohieholaes old sts1141),
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DR. R. 1 STEWAR-T
Graduate of university of Toronto,
Faculty of Medicine: Licentiate of the -
Ontaria College of Physicians mad
Surgeons.
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MEATS -WHOLESALE.
Beef, forequarters .. :$16 50 sib 00
Do., hindquarters ..,. 20 50 22 50 -
Carcases, choice .. ..., 18 50 20 50
Do., medium.... .. 17 50 19 50
Do., common 14,50 16 50
Veals, common, cwt ..,. 13 00 13 OD
Do., medium .... .... 20 00 23 00
Do., prime . ..23 00 27 00
Heavy hogs, cwt.- .. 19 00 21 00 ,
Shop hogs . 23 00 26 el
Abbatoir hogs .... . . 25 00 27 00
Mutton, owt, . „ 18 00 20 00
Lamb, spring, lb.... .. 0 23 0 25
SUGAR MARICET.
Wholsale prices to tho retail trade
on \Canadian refined, Toronto delivel'e.
are ao follows -
Acadia granulated . 100-1b. bags 9 79
.. -No. 1 yellow.. " " 9 40
" No. 2 yelow.. " " 9 20 -
" . No. 3 yellow.,
Redpath granulated •0.4
No. 2 yellow.. " " 8 64
" No. .2 yellow " " 8 64
" No. 3 yellow., " " 8 44
Barels-5e over bags.
Cases ---20 5-1b. cartons, 60e, and 50
24b. cartons, 70e aver bags. CunnitM,
5-20, 40c; 10-10-15., 50e over bags.
AstfunO Brings Misery, but Dr. J. D.
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy will replace
the misery with welcome relief. In-
haled as smoke or vapor it reaches
the very inmost recesses of the bron-
chial- passages and soothes them, Re.
striction passes and easy breathing
returns. If yeti knew as well how
this remedy would help you as do
thousands of grateful users, there
would be a package in your home to-
night. Try it.
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Osteopathy builds 'Monty end
wirtangth, Adjustment of the spine ILIA
Other tissues is gently towered, there.
try removing the predisposina Cali**
of direase.
Blood preaccure and other main*
Um' made. Trusses setentilleally
tod.
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OFP&CZ OVER atatisTure STVAIL,
Flouri-Ttseisdan and Fridays, $ wee.
to fl p.m.; Wednesdays, to 11 ea.
Other days by appoint/neat.
General Hospital
(Under Govsenmene Inspecttoo.
Zee -Bantle' gituated, beautifully fur.
Dished. Open to ell regularly licensed'
pysietans. Rates for patiehts (whient
inelude board and aursing)-44.90 40
$1510 per week, according to location
of room. For further information -
AA -dress MISS L MATHEWS,
Superintendent,
itox 223, WIngham, Ont.
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Town and rarm properties. Carl
see my Rat and gat my prices. 1 home
some exoollent values.
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1114. Odsnc* in Town Ha%
GERMAN NAVY J. W. DODD
(Successor to J. G. STEWART) !
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
MAY RESIST!: p. C) *044
INSURTT0415 CE.198
Part of Fleet Balks at .Ar-
mistice Terms
And Calls for Action
Against Britain.
London, Nov. 11.-A. supplementary
deciaratiot to the armistice terms was
signed to the effect that in -the event
of the six German battle ernieers, ten
bateieships, eight light ernisers and
50 destroyers not being handed, over
owing to a mutinous state, the allies
reserve the right to occupy Heligo-
land as an advance base toeenable
them to enforce the ten -its.
London, Nov. 11, - The Admiralty
has intercepted a German wireless ad-
dressed from "the eerier/land and Sol-
diers' Council an the cruiser Stratte-
burg," to "all ships, torpedo boats, tie-
etroyere and submarines in the Norta
Sea."
The message refers to the -terms of
the armistice and declares:
"Tine would entail the destruction
of us all. German eoturad.i--,a, defend
our Country against this unheard of
preetlInption.
"Strong English forces are report !0
off the eltaw. All mien -go -Ines in the
111:arltbico.r;xcept theme en outpoet eety,
assemble 1mmealately Saesnite
nasseitz is a watering place en the
jcfrlutsseirto.tiet of the 1s1an.1 of Retie elt
you can alwaya flatter a won= by
aecuring her you can't,
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Med for 40y•tarS tOreheVerhetnnatiStait lumbago, neuralgia, spraina tate*
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rein' complaints. Rave a bottlo in the house. M1d1r,
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MARRIAGE: LICENSE3
TOWN HALL , WINDHAM
Phone -Office Residarm 1111,
Bean C al tare.
Look at your eyebrows.
In a mirror, ofcourse.
And note the shape of '011).
They may be "level" or "arehed".
Both kinds have beauty possibilities.
But this -are they scraggy, bristly
and untrained?
Do little stray hairs break the
smonth curving line of them?
Do they come too close together at
the nose bridge; are they too wide?
If all or any of these unsightly
things are descriptive of your eye-
brows, get busy.
Eyebrows should receive ns much
care as the hair upon your liead, mY
dears.
The smart ane well-gromeed woman
Pulls out the little superfluous Lairs
with a pair of tweezer.
Then, every time she washes her
face she pinches •each brow together
between her fingers, to get the little
hairs in alignment, smooths each to-
ward each ear with a soft little tip of
her finger, and behold; her brows are
marks of beauty. After the stray
hall's. aro once pulled, a little attention
about once a week will keep the brows
free of them. •
'.4the for Rheumatism,
010 Farmer Herein alwaya would
pining eurprlece on the village, and . •
one nay he bought a, barometer. He
was singtng its praises to one of tho
village tintlJ and explaining:
"1 bought that barometer to tell
when fee gin' to 'Lain, ye
"To tell when it's agohe to rain!"
echoed the dud in surprise. "Wily
never herd of such extra.vag•anee!
What rinfe suppose the good* Lord
have given ye the theumatiz for?"
"Answerea"
The Man who rtnibes luta thins
headlong is seldom the one with
long
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