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BLYTII, ONTARIO.
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made to farmers oti their own
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sistent with tote and cos r vatiVe
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UAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Persona wishing to sell will do well
to place there property on our list
for n1 L nts collected.
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(If all kinds promptly attended to.
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Life Assurance companiea, and re -1
aPeetfully solicit your account.
OFFICE : 10 A.M. to 8 P.51.
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L. DICKINSON,
' liARIUSTER, SOLICITOR, LTC ,
edicitoe tor Erik of Hamilton. Money to
Loan, Offloe, Meyer block, WiAgtun.
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1. 9. JACESON,
BARRISTER, SOLICI Fox, ETC.
conveyancer and Notary Tobin. Solicitor for
Rewit.o1 Ramilton, Oiliora, Pretoria block, over
Powell. Wore, Myth. Mousy to lead.
j11, JEROME, L.D.S.
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DENTIST.
Mee in the Pretoria block, Myth. Special
attention paid to the preservation of the not.
ural teeth. All priest or, low as is couniateht
with good work, Gold writ a specialty.
j C. LINDSAY, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Seemlier to Dr. Tait. Granata of the UM
vanity of Toronto. Member of Vollege of Pb
Moline and surgeons of Ontario. Formerly et
Loaden, En Iland and Edinburgh,ficalatl, boa
pitals. Ottku aod reeideune, Hist lately otion.
pied by Dr. Tait, Illyth.
W.3 /dILNE, M.D.0•11.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
11.53.0.01., Vuivereltv of Trinity College; M.D.,
art's University ; Fellow of Trinity ?Oedipal
Dr, Turnbull
Rua and of member College of Ptiveicie us G. Toms.
and Surgenne of Ontario. °molter for the G. Morrison
County of Huron Office, one door north of the 1J. Taman
00031Eareittl SOW', Queen street, Blyth.
A. E. IIRADWIN, Peaminsion.
THE BLYTH STANDARD, published every
Thursday morning, is a live !scat news-
paper, and has a large circulation in
dlyth and surrounding country, making
a valuable advertising medium. Sub-
scription price to any part of Canada or
the United States only One Dollar per
annum in advance; $1.50 will be charged
lnot so paid. Advertising rates on
opplieation. Job Printing neatly and
Meanly executed. Correspondence of a
newsy nature resoectfully
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1902,
Revised Mother Goose.
Little R. -Peen once kit her sheep,
And cinililti t tell where to Mill them ;
An ad In 'rim STANDARD she placed at
Olden —
They came with their tails behind
thein.
Blyth Council.
A special meeting. of Blyth cnuoil
was Iseld in Industry bail on Monday
evening. All the members present.
The meeting was called for the
purpose of considering what action
to take in the threatened suit of Mr.
J. Liviugston against the corpora-
tion.
Conn. McNally moved, seconded
by Court. Sloan, that the clerk write
Messrs. Proudfoot & flays, solicitors
tor Mr, E. Livingston, declining to
pay th,.. necount.—Carried.
Council then adjourned.
Shooting Match.
Ten members of the Blvth gun
club drovo to Auburn last Thursday
and succeeded in defeating the club
of that village by a score of 264 to
218. Below is the snore :—
Myth— 200 yds. 400 yda. Total
R. McWilliain....10 2u 13
IC, MoCommins 7 21
Neil Taylor 19 9 28
Wm. Quinn 18 1U 28
D. Stalker 12 17 29
P. H. Douglas14 15 29
S. II. Gidley 18 15 33
N. li. Gee ry 8 4 12
.1. A. Jackson 13 28
H. T. Rance 18 7 20
Total. .2431
Auburn—
J. Cumberland —.17 11 28
Wm, Dobie 8 12 90
T. Lawlor.. 10 u 10
.1. Nagel . to 14 '24
• E. Helwig 18 .0 18
W. Moore 12 0
A, Jackson 17 18
A. Askwith 18 12 25
C. Rowson
scale,
—Mr. G. IL Maxwell, M.P. for
Burned, died at his residence in
Vancouver on Tuesday. Ile Was ll
Liberal and was first elected in 1890.
Previous to his entry into the politi-
1 arena lin was pastor of um First
'Presbyterian church at Vancouver.
—According to the report present.
ed at the regular meeting of the
London lair board the total gate
receipts Inc the last exhibition
amounted to 619,1)00, or $7000 more
than in 1901. Other receipts amount-
ed to about SO000, and tic credit
balance to $3000.
—In the plebiscite of 1994 there
were 180,087 votes east fo prithild•
lution In Ontario, imd 108,494 against
it. In 1898 In the same province
154,498 voted prohibition, and 115,-
284 against. The vote demanded
for prohibition on December 4511 is
' 212,739-32.652 more than were
polled in 1994 and 58,241 more than
were pulled in 1898.
Tri It CRD
ALE.
Am,kettnit,-111 New Hamburg, on No-
vember Pah. the wife of Mr. 111333:-)'A macher (nee Clara Wettlaufer), (...f a
&tighter.
THE Tom D.
MELVILLE,-1.1 Loinb.shoro, on Novell!.
her 14th, Mrs, John D. Melville, aged
49 years and fi 010175110.East Wetwanosh, on No -1
vomber 14th, Miso Rachel Wilson,
aged :77 years and ti months.
Blyth, on Novem-
ber 19th, Miss Syhilla Wettlaufer,
aged 19 years.
IILYTH 018171007T8.
PE11173113212EZZEIBMX211LX
Vi We Have No Hard or Soft Coal or
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Corner in Wood.
But we. have a splendid lot of Gents' Good, Warm
and Stylish Overcoats. You will do well to see
them before buying.
We have also just received a large lot of Gents' I
Gloves and Mitts for fall and winter wear at sur-
prisingly low prices—to see them means buy.
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Also a line of Crompton's Celebrated Corsets just
arrived in all the newest designs.
Business in the Millinery department is immense.
Another large lot of New Hats just received.
Come and See Them.
5000 lbs. Dried Apples
Wanted.
J. A. Anderson
Myth, Nov'. 19 —WI..at, OA to 66c. harlot', — -
580 t, 407: Pe" 060 to I12c, 0.3,, 100 to 30u
106'. Ito to ltto.Vettr, 16 to 170. tdatoen, Th • .
45c to o. Hides, 51 to 6a. tic y, 0, 87 4, 1
1110 10 14o. 6 ore, tn 88. Flom, 01,00 to 50 .15.
Wcod, 81 70 to 82 Wool,1277 to 15n Tu. keys,
ic 60 00, Gene, Co to 70. Lucke, 0 180 to lc.
Chicken% ke ts 70.
ey re m
the Window
House to Rent. XX
A hop, tkon'utotble sucl convenient Imre
dwelling hou to rent. 01 the 000 µ •
t'
worodddied, large garden, choice fruit ttees, an
etable if ri! oired. Ceinent eidewalidi neld r Whas in
tho gate, Iiiwated ou Queen street nurth.1
pet
ytb. Fur full ticoat.' appy to A. W.
LOAN, 150
Huron County Council. I
• The council 01 11113 Corporation of the Comity
i of BM* Will meet in tete coutoil odawber, iu •
the Towo of floc,rich, oo Toeeday, the god day
of December next, at o'clock 301. W. 3.000,
Clerk. P,ted at Godirich this 15th day 0! No.
somber, 1,902.
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g .1 COOD FARMS AND SAW
12 o 12 ; MILL FOR SALE.
19 0 19 No 1—W/ let 85, eon. 5, East Wawanosh, cone
0 0 0 ' tend/to 104 mss, 00 emit 0(00104 443 to a good
1 state tit cul onion, '20 aeret nartlally cleared .
0 9 9and 20 ems of tapir, laud. Tha Boil Is it good .
0 18 13 I lump. There 10 ou Ds place a mind book dwell. 1
Mg bones .21,231, 000 al d e half storeys, with I
kitchen attache 7, wood.ehed 24x20, and atone .
Total..218 ' cella: under full eine of lunne; good Cistern;
. good well and wind mill convenient to house
Bass"
BARBER AND TOBACCONIST.
choice stook of Tobsecos, Cigars and Pipes oo
bawl Agent tor the Parisian Illteitro 1,aunds5,
Qnoon street, Blyth.
C. HAMILTON,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR.
Lana, Loan and Ineurtnes Agent. nraee, on
Queen fittest, WAIL Orden left at Ths
Dann Woe will receive prompt attention.
A.B. BEADWIN,
STN. A618111P AGENT.
The Elder-Deuneder and Franco Canadian
lines represented. Oceau tickets sold to wiy
p133 01 Europe. Low auultiler rate' no w iu force
013035. 01 Woollen and dates of sailing furnished
appitostion to Tot STANDARD 0111.e, Myth.
peer. 8. L,
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN AND
EYE SPECIALIST,
Ian kinds of Spectacles and Eyeglasses made
to order, Specht attrutunt 11070 01 I; ttIng the
eye. Owlets by plotanti7 attentltit to.
SaWara et irtios using my mune us 1 employ
110 travallIng a0e0t6 whatever Stifle! action
guaranteed. Knablithed 1073. 234 litchinond
street W., Tort, tu.
LMA LADIES' COLLECE
St. Thomas, Ont.
cTWENTY-sEcoxt) YEAR)
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The tinniest south, and one of the
largest and lost equipped in Canada,
Preparatory widies.
Graduating tourses—M.L.A,, M.E
L., Piano, Organ, Sin•,ing, rine
'Art, Elocution and Physical Culture,
Domostic Scieoce, Commercial.
Healthiest loeation. Moderate char-
gca. Write for catalogue to
MEV. PRIN. \VARNER, M.A., B.D.
Majority for Myth ..... 40
—The counterfeit 85 bills of the
littrik of Montreal and of the Mul-
lions bank, which have turned up
in Toronto lately, the former having
first appeared itt Lindsay, are thus
described: The Montreal ones are
on soft, greasy paper, quite unlike
the good, crisp, genuine bills, and
aro poorly executed photogravures.
They are nutnbered from 900,000
up, and can thus be easily detected
from the genuine ones, which arc
numbered only up to 300,000. The
Molsons bills are all of the. same
number 214,428 II., and dated July
2nd, 1901. They have evidently
beer, photographed, number and all,
while the Montreal bills have prob-
ably been numbered with a rubber
stamp. The printing of botlt forger-
ies is very bad, being frequently
smudged as though made on a de-
fective press. The black Mk on
both bills shades into a dirty grey
and the green tinting of the Mont-
real bill 18 poorly imitated.
—In Elderslie township, Brace
county, the tendency among far-
mers seems to be to go more and
more into stock raising. This ne.
cessitates owning or leasing large
areas of pasture lands, and in the
north part of the township several
farmers have been buying their
neighbore' property, and the sellers
111 many cases have signified their
' intention of going west" to secure
ATTEND THE BEST—IT PAYS, large farms of virgin soil. With one
exception every 6,, ,'m sold in North
. , . 1..4 : I °-. ^ Elderslie means a reduction in the
t I Jo — — population, and in consequence an
tratIord injumry to C,Iesley, where most of
these en trot—aced 0)411!'
business.
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1100.111 unto nate.; havo utotod geed prat
Ilona at 6-40. 0(2., 071 atet 202 1.0) ,10•;11•, µIA
O w da -e IS•ftlior 'WA, 1. tlIVII/ flor.
Jolt ono of or (3,0,1(74 lA 31 it Ali Inty Of
i .16 313)11.. '"Lis 1. 01,' 1 itu of ex Ms.,o
you ate ',realm.; 1, AR 377 the 7 est ,ctiont
attend Catalogue free. Eater this 1001101 lf
possa.•.i.
W. J. ELLIOTT - PRINCIPAL
A. 0. LI. W.
Sloth lodge, NO.143, Ancient Order of COW
Workmen, meets III the Workmen hell, Since
block, on the Owl and 4th Monday In every
nitattli, et eight p.m. Viotti brethren ore
WO 0 1. N Cation, Wit T. J. R008.
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T,L, show how the com-ondanoil of
farnis reduces the population let as
talte as tin illustration the P,th and
1 lth concessions, from lot 30 to lot
35 ; the 10th concession from int 25
to lot ; the 9th concession•from
int 20 to lot 25, and In that area of
21011 acres there are only seven resi-
dent farmers, or an steerage et one
resident farmer for almost 300 acres.
If the exodus continues Elderslie
will in a few years be in the hands
of cattle kings, who will throw down
the cruse fences on their big fame
and out.buildiwo ; fratun barn 5.1,56, ‘Vall P1000
Addeo under 0,7 11; two frame dwo ling, 16090,
0013 9111 bali iflOtept; a ateatn 0010 164.1 Nano,
two tiforora. 1,11 onglue and ell neeea
any moehioe.y for Dikalllitatarillg 1,01150,
lath and shingles, all in good order.
±30. 0-- t- 1 lot 31. nos 6, East Wairanoth, 000.
tithing 100 towns, 80 Korea cleared and in 1 good
agate of cultivation, 00 noree of thither land
There 40 ou toe plane it good frame barn 40000
and 20 feet high 7$911 11 ,00 stables it ochr the
foll µ180; good truth, dwelling SOWS, one and a
half gtorevp,w,th ous Morey kitchen %Meshed.
No. - lot 38, eon. 7, Nest Wa wettest), 0o07
tattling WO asres, 00 acres cleared and in a go d
state vf cultivation, 10 ecten of tituher land.
The soil le a good clay loom. 00 tbo ghee
there is a good frame dwelling 22.010, atony aol
lar, at 2 537100 attached Ilix29, one and a Milt
store9s Oar 1 end n ft miter: go, d frame barn
40%60. with atone mt.:odes under; frame ,taboo
and shed 21%10; good ondoird. Tide place 10
well drained 03,73 1155 a never ftiiing sprIng ruin
uing through I .
For tult 1,001011151011 'l'ily to Tkostas 11. Tan.
Lon, Westfield P.O., Out , or to 0. ttalroaos,
mythr.u., out. tttf
BUM LIVERY
and SRLE STR3LES
64$ Wtil, 6Q Si
Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
PROPRIETOR.
Q Q. QQ. GAS Q
First-class Horses and Rigs for
hire at reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Com
morels' Travellers and others requiring
rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTH.
Salentito AmerInall
Agency for
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?Rem /NARKS,
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COPyitirsirs, oto,
Por lnfor,0001011 and 1,,30 Handbook write to
ellestNgute C,‘)I'esecor11 ', o403.
ing patent) in AMerlie.
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outman, BetwAway, Nor ork tg.".
the Window
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HIGH CUT SHOES FOR MEN
Arc the very excellence of Footwear for this season of
the year. They keep the feet and ankles warm, and act as a
fme support when used as a skating shoe.
We are showing a special line of High Cut Shoes made
from box calf leather, leather lined and having a heavy double
sole. They sell at
$2, $2.75, $3 and $3.59.
Pass our doors and you pass a
privilege to save money.
S. HERRINCTON
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Ripens Tatules have become their standard family remedy.
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Your druggist sells them. The five -cent packet is enough
r an ordinary occasion. The Family Bottle, 60 cents, con-
tains a sapply for a year.
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