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tndepeadeat Order of Foresters.
The Independent Order of Foresters
are inaugurating a vigorous winter
campaign and for the months of No-
vember, December and January are
remitting to new mentbel% the registra-
tion and certificate fees, which appli-
cants usually have to pay upon joining.
The order has Made wonderful air des
during the your, and will add to its
membership many thousands during
the next three months.
Its ntemberehip roll now contains a
sped deal over 200,000 of insured oe
`beneficiary members, Its accumulated
,funds reach to almost $6,000.t)0); and
"these funds aro increasing at the rate
of three-quarteteof a million dollars a
year, notwithatandieg that the order
pays out $500 every working hour.gf
the year to widows and orphans. A
record of over 412,O4000 already paid
promptly on death claims steeds to its
credit. The 1.O.F. is undoubtedly a
,great and progressive institution The
report upon Reinvestments, made by a
committee composed of able and inde-
pendent brethren at the supreme court
meeting in Los Angeles, stated that in
,an the investmente of its funds the
supreme axeeutive had never lust a
dollar. This is certainly a nnigro ex-
perience.
Mr. C. H. E. Rea, A.I.A., F.E.A.S.,
the actuary of the order, recently
Stated in regard to it ; " After exhaust-
ive tests•I have failed to find a weak
spot in its structure."
We congratulate the order and its
:supreme chief ranger upon their work.
,Riot Stuff for the Govertnuent.
'From the Wroxeter correspondence
in last week's Brussels Post we take
the following: "In the daily papers of
last week I noticed tkat Sheriff Rey-
nolds had been appointed returning
officer for East Huron on the referen-
dum to he taken on December 4th, As
iahis is the second time this year that
,the sheriff Inc been appointed in this
'riding it would appear that when the
government appointed a man to a re-
numerative position they also feel i ouud
TA give him . all the plums that are
going. We are not finding fault. with
, our sheriff, we know him to be a capable
,man but we do find fault with the
system which gives government offi-
cials everything that is going. We
thought when we returued our member
!by 450 of a majority the goverment
would give some credit for having some
,oapable and hard-working moi m the
'party but it seems they do not thick
we rave one capable of acting as re -
.turning officer. Air. Editor, I think it
is too bad that men of the riding of
NE
East Huron ere parsed Over end the blessings of your heavenly home. We
positions given to outsiders. We have wish to reme.nrber you, and to have this
men among us who have taken the wish reciprocated we ask you to arcept
platform for years, on behalf of the this pias of silver as a memento of our
Reform governnteet; men who have assocettions together while in Blyth,
gone throes!' the riling perfecting the Knowing that we must parr, we now
oganiOat:on; Illen tvlw are thoroughly commend you to the keeping of God,
capable oftaking any 1'nsition and yet and with a deep sense of our lose, we
they are forgotten moll an election is bid you adieu, and as a last word we
approaching end then they are splendid again sayfarewell.—Cosone IATION,
t l!owe, Mr. Editor, ti;ie is not a case Trinity church, Blyth, Oct. 29th, 1902.
or suer grapes for as you are aware 1 --
have pot yet got even a vote but wait I Blyth Public school linpnrt.
may have one soon and then —. 1 am Below will be found the standing of
well pleased to see that the government the pupils in Blyth public school for
is proetising economy in regard to the October:—
regietry office at Goderich. They have Div. No. 1.—Clans 1L—D. Graney, L,
in the past three years telly demon- Holmes, A. Cowan, E. Tenpins, N.
strated to the public that an appoint- Stewart, lis Marshall and R. Sellars
meat is unnecessary now and that the
fees can largely go into the provincial
treasury."
Give the Lawyer a Chaim.
We would sooner Iun a newspaper
than practice lews Both professions
are notoriously abused, The lawyer ie
generally misunderstood, while the
editor is understood too well. Our
sympathy goes out to the lawyer,—the
ordinary abused country practitioner,
who dresses well, looks prosperous,
talks authoritatively, and waits --for
the business that never comes. Many
people put the lawyer down as a licens-
ed shark, whose business is to do them
rep, and for this reason many men are
fearful of having anything to do with a
lawyer. Its a mistake. '!'here are
lawyers and lawyers, we admit, but, he
is a good fellow,'and can be counted
among the best principled "nen in the
country, and a man who seeks advice
of hie lawyer will have no reason to
complain so far es honorable dealing
Roca,
Not only is the lawyer unjustly
abused, but he is the subject of injust-
ice, chiefly in allowing every 'Ton.
Dick and Harry up and down this
country to practise legal conveyancing
without qualification or license. The
result is many importal,t documents
are not properly drawn up, are bupgted,
and unfortunately the mistake is not
detected until too late to have it reme-
died. A great deal of costly litigation
in Ontario is directly c}rmgeable to
incompetent eonvevaneers, who have
tio,knowledge of law except what little
they pink up through the government
statutes. No business man of experi-
ence will let other than a lawyer do hie
conveyancing, but many fanners and
others, to save expense, will go to the
cheap incompetent with his business.
It is not fair to the legal profession,
any more than it is to alliw anyone
ami everyone to practise medicine with-
out a license.
Address to Mee Flora Watson.
Below will be found a copy of tire
address given to Miss Flora Watson by
the congregation of Trinity church,
Blyth ;—
Mist FLORA WATSON :
Dear Flora—Time? Thou who wait -
eat for no tnan, thou who hest seen
God's premises fulfilled, thou who wilt
Peer into all eternity, thou who has
seen many charges in our little band
of workers in Trinity chureh, Blyth,
thou art eibout to witness another
.change iu the removal from amongst
us of one whom we deespiy esteem.
When we call you !'lora, we are pleased
to know that the very name recalls
your noble deportment, your graceful
manners and your more than ordinary
lady -like bearing. \Ve do not epeak as
those who know not ; we speak as we
do know, and testify as we have seer..
You are about to leave us and go far
away, bet we Are proud to know,
that far away is in our own Dominion
of Canada; and that even though you
ere leaving your parental home, ou
are doing e0 to be one of two to plant
another, even your own home. In this
very important step in life we hope that
God's blessings fur your future he ]pi-
nes8 in your new abode may follow
thee, and that in this your temporal
home you may have a foretaste of the
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Six bottles for $5,00 a
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Nervousness predominates in wo-
mei', but men are also subject to it.
Excess of various kinds causes it, also
intellectual toil and anxiety.
ST. JAMES WAFERS are peculiarly
indicated in any form of nervous de-
bility, as they tone up theentire sys-
tem and restore the nerves to their
normal condition. They are indica-
ted itt exhaustion, mental inertia and
senile weakness.
They contain no alcohol, not being
a liquid remedy. Their effect therefore
is not that of a mere stimulant, but
tonic and permanent.
ST. JAMES liVAritios help stomach,
digest food and ecud the nutriment
tl:rcugll the blood, and this is the
honest way to get health and streught,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy which accomplishes
much.
"T am partluslarly pleased with
At. James Wakes. They have
D en•+orcially useful in myprae-
tice when employed in nervous
troub.es."
Dr. A, J. Cense.
Birmingham, Bag.
SI James l4'J/errere nor a marl
rrmedy; to Mensmerolr deer'', re•
remmred,ng lhrm le rhea pahrxtt
n( mad eke iv, nada 1001 tr,ae+t.
Where dealers are not sell Int the
Wafer, they ore mailed upon te•
eeipt of uric* at the Canadian
branch : $t. James Nuhn Ce., 1728
St. Catherine $t., Nentrwl.
equal, H. Armstrong, J. Bell and D.
McLean equal, B. Taylor, P. Toll, A,
Gosman. Class I,—M, Barr, W, Sal -
'are, E. Mason, It, Edmonds:
Div, No. 2.—Clang IV. --Verna Ben-
nett, !label Mclkilliam, Willie Nicol,
Annie Stewart, Clyde Herrington,
lva Govier, Pearl Gidley, Nina
Begley, Cecil Vail, Robbie Brown,
Stanley Buchanan, Evva Stotlrers,
Class 111.—Jessie Hlrous, Lizzie Ceder,
Sophia Barr, Andrew Coombs.
Div. No. 8,—Pupils examined in
arithmetic, spelling, drawing and
writing. Class I1L—Muriel Chellew,
Roy Sims, George Leith, 'Russel Den-
holm Rose Wettlaufer, Robbie Wan -
lose, Rose Brown, Henry White, Clara
Copp, Roy Denholin, Bernie Edmonds,
Melvin Nivins, Sr. 1L—Lily Wanless,
Myrtle Nicol, Birdie Kennedy, Gracie
Stewart, Frank Plummer, Eva Camp-
bell, Wesley Campbell, John Emigh,
Mary Carter, Eva Mains, Emma
Leith. Jr, II.—Edgar Begley, !\'alter
McGill, Tom Moon, Lily Wettlaufer,
Evvy McCommins,
Div. No. 4.—('lass II. —Hazel Hewlett,
Archie Wells, Willie Mains, Myrtle
Pullman, Tena Edtneetou, Lelia Beg-
ley, Olive McGill, Willie Potter, Wel.
ter Cowen, Sam McLauchlin, Wallie
Moon, Herd Herrington, Blanche
Smith, Johnnie Marshall, Florence
Taman, Stanley Chellew. Sr. Pt. Il,—
\Vtilie Burling, Ebner Nivins, Rhea
Emigh, Gwendoline Edmonds, George
Burling, James Mr.Colnmins, Platip
Willows, Jennie Marshall, Willie Copp,
Wellie Holtzlrtner, Jr, Pt, 1L—Maggie
Carter, Dorothy Tierney, Birdie Davis,
Pearl Taman, May Deustedt, Jennie
Kennedy, ,Jimmie Biretta, Eva Hender-
son, Walter Mason, Sem Govier, Nor-
man Holtzhauer, Sr. Pt. I.—Laura
Wettlaufer, Russell Gidiey, Gertwe
Marshall, Ella Wettlaufer, Doris Scent,
Madeleine TanIan, Gordon Holtzhauer,
Carl Einigh, Annie Butler, Alfred
Hagggitt, Jr. Pt. I.—Lois Metcalf, Rena
Bradwiu, Johnnie Cowan, Reggie Car-
ter, Eudie Maine, Joseph McLaughlin.
Alex. Butler, Currie Campbell, Annie
Robinson, Emma Taman, Gordon
Holtzhaurir, Redetla McKenzie, Wil-
ford Nivins.
MoUrefaht ye. Darr.
On Saturday evening, October 25th, unventilated packages iu cold -storage. • —According to last week's Paris
an altercation took place in front of the This causer the fruit to deteriorate Review competition is keen among the
Queen's hotel between Chief Barr and when exposed to a change of tempera- grocers of that town. Here le what the
Mr. Thomas McCreight, the result heing tura, Review said: "There is no run on the
that the chief appeared before Polies —Mr. Robert McCallum, provincial balk in Paris. The eau la on gods
.Magistrate Seager, of Goderich, on engineer, who has just returned from biscuits, the price dropping from IM
Friday following charged with Renault. Northern Ontario, says that men are cents a box to 15 conte, or five Dents a
Last week both Goderieh papers re- extremely scarce, and in great demand. box less than actual wholesale price.
ported the result of the trial, which will ShantyMen, he says, are getting $40 a Other groceries have also caught the
be found below. month as a maximum, and ordinary contagion, with the remit that one
The Signal said; "A case from Blyth rates run around $80. Time was recent- grocer udvortieoc to call for you with a
was before Magistrate Seeger on 1'ri• ly when 025 was a big wage fur a share carriage that you might drink a cup of
day, Themes McCreight, n resident of tyinan, nod lots of them got $l6, At raven home iter which
toryon wiltpurs
that village, charging Jetties Barr with Fort William laborers on elevators are of advertising his brand of coffee.
assaulting hint on the 25th ulto. Barr getting 22 cents an hour and carpenters
is the policemen oI the village and got - ie a day, with jobs begging workmen. Competition is veru keen in the grooer t
into analtercation with McCreight on . Naturally whet men there are are trade in Paris, atilt the shove methods
the street on date mentioued. Barr , mighty independent, and employers of pulling trade from the other fellow
started to rake his mail to the lockup have to be pretty Ellyn.aro not to he acurmended, and it Is not
business, and scarcely, deserving of the
and a rough and tumble light ensued in —Sir Wilfrid Laurier will visit Ilot dignity of enterprise.”
which McCreight got the worst of it.: Springs, Virginia, for the benefit of his
PICKLESI PICKLESI
The time of year has arrived when the holsewife'.s attention is
turned to the tnel:ing of Pickles. We always have on hand the
beet of White Wine and Cider Vinegars for pickling, Pickling
Spices and Flavorings.
Fresh Groceries and Fruits
Arriving daily. Our Canned Goods were bought before the
raise in price, therefore we can sell Tomatoes for 10c per can, or
one can exalt of Tomatoes, Corn and !'ease tor 25c. U pounds
Tapioca for 25c,
Highest Market Cash Prioe for Butter and Epps.
GEO. POWELL
PRETORIA BLOCK.
t-
Bargains in Furniture.
it large assortment of tine geode just arrived, ccucisting of Bedroom Sets.
Sidcbonrds, Extension Tables, Fancy Rockers and Couches. Prices are marked
down to the lowest point for nosh.
We have 25 Tables to sell at 68 Dents eaob.
Bring in your Pictures and get them neatly framed,
J. H. CHELLEW ---"BLYT3E
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THE QLD FOGY 000TOR
FAMit;Y Doctors ere alt right as general practitloner%
but they are not specialists. The sexual organs set•
petty the most intricate and Important system In the
human body and require the most skillful treatment.
You might as well expect a blacksmith t0 repair youe
watch, as a family physician to cure Sexual complaints.
We have made a specialty of these diseases for over 30
years, have invested tens of thousands of dollars and Iraq
every facility known to medical science to cure that.
Every case le taken with a positive guarantee of
No Cure -leo Pay.
BLOOD W01E0E-Whether inherited or smoked.
is positively cured forever. The visa le eliminated from
the a stem so no danger of return. Hundreds of caws
cored by as 7,5 years ego and no return; beet evidenced a
cure.
aaavOVC DiBILITY-*04 other eomppltoanesa,
mica as emissions, drains in the urns, vertcocel sex
weakness, etc., are cared by our Nov Method "Nes
meet under a positivegaarantee-II0 ARUM T.
We eine alb DI /10{11 OP MIN *N0 WOMIN.
CwealtMlsnPea seeks its. Write for question blast foe
private Rome Treatnwnt. Everfthing conadentlal.
DRS. KENNEDY £ KERGAN.
lbs alae.!Y $?RIR?. DETROIT, WC&
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Evidence was given that after Barr bad 1 health.
back in the. GOOD FARMS AND SAW
street he su neck him on the head with JONSUMPTION AN UNKNOWN
got complainant on his
his baton, and the medical testimony
showed "!tat they were not gentle tape. DISEASE IN TEN YEARS.
51r,'Senaer gave his decision on Tues- 1 -- No 1-W4 lot ss, non. 0, East Wawenah,Oneer
day, findingagainst the defendant., i Statement of Dr. John Ferguson -The Outing len atom, 40 soros nleared antea good
who he held had used unnecessarilyatsto ,d Dumyat on, 20 acre" partially cleared
i New Free Consumptive Hospital an anal 2e serve oft tuber land, The coil Is a geed
violent means to effort the arrest. Barr ' immediate Helper to this End. lona. There re on tbu ptaoe a good brlok dwell•
was assessed for costs of $lt6.40, or in Iing house 20001 one aid a halt atorays, with
The statement of Dr. John Ferguson, salsa ati„see wood•ehed 2ox80, and shoe
default tel dayd in tract. E. N. Lewis I one of Toronto's well-known physicians, cella tinder fall' elan of house; good cistern
prosecuted and E. L. Dickinson de• good ash and windmill wove' ant 80 hosts
fended the case." I that "if consumptive patients were pro- and out.buildrnge; "rums barn 00a85, with sbne
stables uuderneatn; two frame dive els 1gaN,
The Star said: "At 11 a.m. Friday, . perly isolated and treated, within tett nue and a belt storeys, a steam eaw ml l eexfl0,
James Barr was charged before the ; years from now tuberculosis would be two storeyalwrth bmler, angina end sII Dewe•
, P.M. with aggravated assault, Thomas - one of the rarest of known diseases," soy mach ne y for mauufaoturing 1amhey
161,1101210 ahtuglne, all in goon order.
McCreight, of Blyth, being the coin-' ought to grave an enoouraging stimulus. _ 1 Inc e1• eon, d, ICwt Wawsnoah, 000--
. plainaot. The evidence showed that i to the friends of the new Freo Consume; a sic o11(0iler. 8,on 9,00 ol.. of limb i b1d.
the plaintiff had made remarks about rive Hospital to hurry slung suhecrip ,there is on tbP pima agood trstna barn teats
what he would do to Barr, who is the tions towards the furnishing of this iusti- ,„a 2n lent high with tt ne sables ander abs
' village constable, and that on the i button, capable of admitting at once flay tuft etas; goon name dwelling 20a0B ens and •
' ac,:asion of the assault Barr had appro. patients, and without any charge. nattatonya, w.thone storey kitchen attaahsd
No. s-Ei lot se, non. 7, East Wawaaoeb, MP
ibended McCreight and after a hard fight , The eurabilityof tuberoulosia is clearly ainiag 100 sores, 00 aeree olared and ins e
I had him on the ground with one hand-; in evidence in the records of the Muskoka !twist outtive 7uon, 1a amen net MmMr I ad
cuff on, and that, when In that poli• Cottage 6anatoriuttr, under the manage• The etie 0a .nod pfreme dpeloa Sian, nonetho lso.
tion, the plaintiff being undermost, he mentofthe NationalSanitariumAssecia• tar.wi•naunlienattaen«digags ono 8048 hall
struck McCreight two or three severe do , and under whose auop res the new Pt ears; hervl end e R w•wr sad tnaeMnt
1 blows on the head with his baton. Free Consumptive Hospital has been OM: with Pinna «tails. uader; trams ttablea
and Prod 2axli0; good orchard. This picas Is
; The P.M, found the charge proved and built. In four years 610 patients have walldr,00oaa dhasanerertafnn{apnngres•
adjudged the defendant to pay costs been treated, and more than 65'! have „tug mroagb 1
atnoneting to $86, but refueed to allow been cured or so helped that they could r, For
lull particulate
apply t t' Cwas 11..Ltn j,
plaintiff his own costs or his doctor's go beck to work, caring for wife or child Myth P.u., nut, 00
bill, holding that he was iu a great or those dependent upon them.
measure responsible for the meeting The new Freo Consumptive Hospital is
when the assault took place.”
MILL FOR SALE.
situated in Muskoka, not far from the BLYTIi LIVERY
Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium, tho two
—In a report to tite Canadian de, gentlemen who have generously borne
pertinent of agriculture Mr. W. A. the cost of construetieg the building de -
MacKinnon, who has been watching the siring that the same benefits that have
arrival of shipments of Canadian fruit tome to patients of the Muskoka Cottage
at London and Manchester England, fienatorium, by virtue of its excellent oG oG OC G
states very emphateseliy that a goodsituasion,should gotothe poorer patients,
deal of second and even third rate fruit whoa, only hope is in pdrnittanoe to the Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.a
is being sent to Neth places in boxes Freo Consumptive Hospital.
and expensive Wilson " cases, with All that is wanting now ie the furnish -
the remelt of causing loss to the ship- ing of this Hospital with beds and other PROPRIETOR.
pars and arousing stemieiou as to sub- necessary appointments. The National
Sequent shipments of the kind. With Sanitarium Association, because of their GO GG Go CO
respect to the pears that have come heavy debt, ere unable to undertake this
iii from Canada, Mr. MacKinnon states part of the work. Only let the many
that if they are of the right quality and whose hearts are touched by such die -
properly packed they excel airy Caii- tressingcasesas are constantly chronicled
turnix peers he Was able to get lust in newspaper columna, send their contri-
summer. There ie, however, too much butions of 111.00 or, if possible, $5.00,
variety in the style of packages nod $10.00, or$50.00, and -no time will be lost
methods of packing to create a brand in opening wide the doors of the new
Hence there is not the same surety of a Hospital. Conntribbutious Meredithwill he received
cei Justice,
regular trade as w•ouid be the case if a by
more uniform system were adopted, 4 Lamport Ave., Toronto; W. J. Gage,
Mr. MacKinnon•utters a warning in re- Esq., 54 Front St. West, Toronto; or
gard to the danger arising from too , The National Trust Co,, 1.4aItarj,
,much excelsior packing (wood fibre) iu Treaserer, 22 King 9t. East.
and SOLE STOKES
First -plass Horses and Rigg for
hire at reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Com.
mercial Travellers and others requiring
rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
MEG MND QUEEN CRISIS, BLYTIL