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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-09-18, Page 8K `k Rime! Lime! Anyone la osed of Lime in any quantity should write or telegraph us, and we will deliver the same where te• Embed. p, $Icholsoa & sons Me NILgl EAIT Of SELCRAPE, REi SRAVL P.O. A iehool that occupies front rank emcee the bee badow oollafae OR tble mulleins. Many I..diei oommerolal schools employ our aradu- a w seaohere. We do our but to plana all bkr pidoags in Rood positions and we hare IMO 1100e sueoeutpi tills year than in an D,iiewviooetayaear. Those decides the beet to bold, 4r .des should attend cur wheel. Wes . e. I. 41/07 • P$JICIPAL ALMA1.121ES' OC1LOaEtCE. , ,£T,WEK'P8.S CON D YEAR) ,The farthest south, and one of she t Writ and best equipped in Canada. ,iPrSp�!�atory studies. (ilraduating Courts.—M.L.A., M.E. i.,•Plino , Organ, Sinking, Violin, Fine Art, �£1looutiou and Phy.loal Culture, pogeslo&lence, Commercial. Ithiest location. Moderate char- ,,Rea. Wriste for catalogue to REY. PRN. WARNER, M.A., B,t. GODEPICN. 8cooxv DEATH.—Mr..l. A. Moore, IAA., for over 20 years mathematical r muter of the Goderieb collegiate Indtele, died soddenly at his home , ,tee Nuys street on Monday. He Aad been ill tor a couple of weeks, but had 10 Jar recovered as to be able so take his phases at the inti. Ufa during the pet week, and on Bat irday aMrn000 attended a meet. pit the public library board, of wbiob be bad been a direetor for many ran sod Its moving spirit. wIwrlsl1LD. norm.—Mr. John Black his die- plod of his l00•scre farm to Mr. Wm. Ward, of Morrie, Ibr the sum of 11000. This M a sheep farm as the i>alldioRs arta f refotisis.... Mr. and Mn. B, Taylor, Misses flare Me - wall, Christiana McClinton, Anna d and ids Tenney, and Mr. ,Rohn Redmond took in the Toronto atbibition last week ... , Mr. end Met. T. Tubb, of Colborne, spent ilenday el the home of the former's brother, Mr. Wm. Tsbb....A num- ber from perp are attending the .vao`si sUa mmetiess at Dungannon, lad byMessrs. Crossley and Hunter. Mr. rossley presolled to a large eelagregatloa at Weatield church on 0•oday, tib lost, at 10.$0 am. A somber of the teen atta4e4 the Dammam meeting In the aMrepon. lies Carrie iiaillPhrey, of Si. ,ibises, spent Snotty In this lout. (ty....Messn. Gordon Wightman, M. McDowell and Raymond Red- • t mond have started their duties at Goderich collegiate institute.... Rev. Dr. Medd, of Hansell, gave his popu- lar lecture, " Wooing and Wedding," on Monday evening of last week in the Methodist church. The Blyth quartette furnished the music.... Mr. and Mrs. M. McVletie, who have resided at Collingwond, arrived here last week and will make their home here In the nacre. The Mrl/M.114f v.y Nupyala From the Chicago British -American we take the following account of the marriage of a former Blyth young lady: " A pretty wedding took plate on Monday afternoon, Septet!). ber 1st, at four o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie, 248 Qino street, when the latter'e sister, Miss Mabel E. McElroy, for. merly of Blyth, Ontario, was united in marriage to Mr. fleorge A. Wright, ueistant sgperintendent of Paseo Bros.' factory, manufacturers of faney office fixtures. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. J. M. Aver, aerietant pastor of the Fourth preebyterian church, of which church both Mr, and Mn, Wright are mem. ,ben There being no attendants the groom entered the room alone followed by the bride loaning on the arm of her brother. The bride was attired In a dress of white organdie tNmmed with Valenciennes lave and ioeertion, with yell and carrying a bouquet of white roses. Only a few of their mat tntiusete friend. were present to witness the ceremony. Atter the usual congratulation., all sat down and partook of the good things prepared by the hostess The happy couple left amid showers of rive on the evening train for Canada, where they will spend several weeks vielthtg friends and relatives in To- ronto, Woodstock, London and Blyth. After their tour they will return to Chicago and be at home to friends after September 20th, at 48 Ohio street." w.$yly eau.. From the Jstoestown correspond- ence in lut week's Brawls Pat we take the following account of the marriage of a well-known Blyth citizen : "The home of Mr. Bernice Payne, lot b, eon. 2, Grey township, was the scene of a very happy event at five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon of this week, it being the occasion of the marriage of his sister•in-law, Mrs. Elisa A. Haloes, to Mr. Charles K 8oadbopie, of Blyth. The bride war very neatly attired in a pretty Bait of light fawn lady's cloth, trimmed with silver colored intim. The ser - vines of bridesmaid and groomsman were dispensed with, The bride's nlepe, irearly Payne, attired in a dainty dress of pink silver trimmed with pearls, made a charming little dower girl. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Frank Smith, of Wroxeter, and the cere- mony was performed by Rev. I. A. McKelvey, B T•14., of the same place. About 90 friends and relatives from Blytb, Taakeramllh, McKUiop, Wrnz• eter, Grey, Ht'owntown, Ethel, Brus- sels and Seaforth were present At: ter the sumptuous wedding supper bad been partaken of, Rev. Mr. Me. Kelvey, laa short speech, extended ST. JAIES YAFERS PoloolsC,aaidat 11.001 ,' rtll• WIN ter'111.00 No remedy coven so large a field of usefulness as ST. JAME" WApslta. They are indicated whenever there is a weak condition, u they tone up the different organa and bring strength to the tissues. Palpitation of the heart, poor di- gestion, Ygestion, sleeplessness, weak nerves, aneemia, and chlorosis, are quickly relieved by ST. JAM= WA PPM t they also repair the waste caused by hard work and fatigue. $T. J4btns WAPEns help stomach, digest food and send the nutriment through Oe ,blood, and this is the honest way to get health andstrength, the kind that .lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accom- plishes much. °et. James Waders knish a poet powedel evldo..e of the v.atfy lacuna power of suit - cement eyc.Nlaatloe allual- Noao pharweesutio pupae - Nose. I have used tMd with good eaaoM whoa my Whets .edea etesaatb." Dr. Chute' Nell LIverp.el. stag. St. Juba W.frr0 ere ere. rer of y: t.tke...memr drone re- r.s.rrr.di.g ld.,, h, Bair fiNeofe se owl Me feebele We refuel. Where designer, sot wallas the dpi ret they ere twilled epee re - 'KW - kd et Ow Caudlu breech ; lit. 41b•else I,an _ Is, lilt EBSTER'S CTIONARY 1,600 PACES • seed grade of dear white paper, and bound in NI sheep, MOAN In gold, with patent thumb Index. By an arrangement with the Tonalrro Darr Sun we ,as. r a tion to offer our readers the moat reliable Dlotlooary ever 9 at a remarkably low price. TORONTO DAILY STAR - .Iwo BLYTHNESTA•ND11`RD • - .- - * 1,00 �ea� MM la Art Mop non eY , 5 e w 41114 Mae fru 1.6 lea SEND YOUR ORDERS TO THE STANDARD, MYTH, ONT. Th1.0 Webster's DIctionery, bound Iq full elme_p, with potent thumb index, 1,900 pages. it tithe original edleteg rubbed and enlarged by CHAUNCEY A. GOODRICH, Professor of Yale University. it is magnitloeotly lllustnted mew eontains AO ♦•bole vocabulary of the Pint edition, the entire oorreetbo,s and improvements of the second edition. 1p wblob isnosed an igtroduntury dissertation nn the origin, history, and connection of the language. of Westem Aela and tope, with an eiplenntion of the principles on which language' are formed. Thla work contala word teat >toah Webster ever defined, and the folluyving SPECIAL, FEATURES An Appendix of 10,000 Difficult Words, PronouncingVoabularhp of Scripture Names, Greek and Lectin Proper Names, Modem Qsq. �ical Ngms., Dictionary of Synonymy and Antonyms, dompendium of Biography, liee. end Heroines et and Poetry, Dictionary of Nome de Plume, Dictionary of Mythology, Dictionary of Mrousical Terns, 0 aa�a1rr�� of Familiar illusion". Lexicon of Foreign Pbrkses, Diofrionar of Abbreviations, and FOUR BIIAUTIIYULLZ OOLORIID PLATE8 showing, 1n their actual colon, Flags of Various Nations, Pilot dignab of Yeeicco Naim% Yacht Club Signal.. PO MOT DILAY. SONO .Ia Y0 R QRDOR AT ONCS. (ONE YEAR) WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY- - 5.00 (NSW CENSUS EDITION) _ TOTAL REGULAR PRICE - - STA All For $3.50 the good wishes of those present to the newly married couple and wished them bon voyage together over the sea of life. The bride was the re- cipient of a large number of beanti- tut and useful presents which testi- fied ar her popularity among her large elrcle of Mende. Mr. and Mrs. Roadhouse will reside in Blyth, where Mr. Roadhouse has a splendid position as foreman in Mr. James Hill's planing mill." THIS BTANDARU extends heartiest congratnlattuns. 8.*ardleg Animals eatrar. The law provides that a person taking up estray stock shall give notice that snob animals are on their promises by publishing three times in a newspaper published within the section where the estray was found, and if the property is not called for within three weeks after the insertion of the notice the finder shall go to a jnetice of the peace and make oath to finding and advertising, If the prop- erty is not claimed within a 3 ear sad should not exceed 050 1n value, it then belongs to the party on whose premises it strayed. If worth over 050 it shall be advertised by the justice and sold, and the excess of all - expenses shall be paid over to the eouoty treasurer. Any person tak- ing up an estray and neglecting to cense the same to he advertised and appralsed shall be liable to a fine of $20. Hankers se Horse Traders. It Is a pity that David Harum could Dot have lived to read the item in the newspapers to the effect that the banks In North Dakota are add - tog to their bnsinees a department of horse trading, That would bare tilled Ihvid'e soul with delight, and have been esteemed by him the fitting recognition of a &ever career.' Rune trading has laid the modest base of many a fortune, and we do not see that 1t Is any less reepectahle than swapping raUrotde or syndicat• ing steel plants. It is not the mag- nitude of the thing, but the way in which It le clone that determines the ethics of it David Harum got the better of some of his fellowmen, but managed to command the sympathies of a large circle of reader% after his death. The bank, of coarse, will find horses less convenient by way of deposit or colateral than potatoes or oats would be, but, nevertheless, the neat convention of the Populist party ought to tender them a vote of thanks for affording the first prat• seal exhibit of Its principles. —interest in he trial of Gerald Sifton four the murder of his father 1s nut nearly so keen u hu been the fact preceding previous trials. It is understood that the Crown bas failed to discover the two Morden.. The defense are more confident of ac- quittal than at any previous trial. They rely chiefly upon being able to proye the existence of a coneplraoy ageism the prisoner. 43%St WNW PICKLES I PICKLES The time of year has arrived when the housewife's attention is turned to the making of Pickles. 11'e always here on hand the best of White Wine and Cider Vinegars for pickling, Piokling bpi and Flavorings. Fresh Groceries and Frtiita Arriving daily. Our Canned Goods were Iroupjlt before rates in price, therefore we can sell Toms oes for 10c per an one can each of Tomatoes, Corn and Peeve for 20c. 9 port Taplow for 28e. Highest Harllst Cash Price for Batter red Og/e. GEO. POWELL PRETORIA BLOCK. .ee,..r$?, z '.& �s K c, K K ct IK iC K li BLOOD DISEASE CURED. rf res ever c utnctd uy Blood or Private Disease, los are sever fah sate 'Si rise sr poise.Ili baao eradicated from W eyeless. Dos,' be steeled with • patck Wiry sena Dully docor. On How Method te 8wserdtat.ol to Care .e we pap pylic nam,. U..d without Wri8Na ISUeSSM Cured When all Zia, tailed Mudd I live ray early lite ever, tale lwltau.W would eel be I.cweary, chetah I nu aro more ela1at Roe thosseade el ether meg we. Duly Indiscretion, later ..us.w, snows u o.t gto.s Manama 500 Wfpsdp break dome my .fJen. WWI 1 cometaawd to realise sy conaab. I was shout Meth. Dmfs♦ altar defter Muted meant oar pave .0 relief—set a pre. Ms aptis,(IWpd we, bet did sot 0550 ase. 'rhe umpteen slagn rater alemery e*sd Potash drove Os paean into illy Oyster Inaba/ 1 Ittiviss tt oat I bless the day your Meer Ye.. au eapomluded to m.. I leveed/aid .hs u/ Sadler zoo had over 25 years` Imperious a1A m euaoclally. 1 (ave 705 my care trades a ,.araaoe1 is cared me permaaally, and In ali yeah taw bar sol bees a war, pppt�,m�-�la .lar or any onion symptom of to bleed sisan,^ M reare t are wti,em Orad. N. A. COHORT. We 01.130 are sera r e, Mew, ad B Mese N.rrau 011155y, ialI Ica Ig15 uy, Sand Dube, Eldeey sad Bktdkr 01..awe. Ceseelt.U.s Fres Quetta Ilam for Gene Trnt.ed sal lad. rye. DRS. KENNEDY a KERGAN, tae UMW aTRH1'. DUTR01j', 1111011. KK Ka h K,:h K K ,t-• K 1' is 1,r {li (4) Are You in Business For Business ? If yen had an epeortaab.y .1 Wreaths 1,0111 Needs le a ball with the privilege of delivering as address on your butane ea ire aeras you sell, yon would be apt to make tbai address u IMMess. Mg as possible, so that your bearer" would listen and yes pre& by it, it is just tin sante with an advertisement in Tits fikaaDaio. Tea bare the privilege of talking every week teb.idleda of people and if you are selling honest goods and tall tb a people about thea in a straightforward manner you cannot avoid reaping a beads. We Nand ready and willing at ag acme se mein oar patrool la preparing their adTertisementa—yes, give them asabtaaa that would coat from Qe to 133 if a city advertising expert wereeoaole- d—and do it fres of charge. Bet heir in mind that no mea vas gee out w good an advertitameet for your business es you vas. You know all the Iktle details, the geode you bought ata bargtde, and ell that. Just drop is and kavas talk "bent it. The Standard, Blyth, On