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Septerabor 13tbp 1901.
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I ., 01 �, . I 4 '' I � I 1. , ;�; , . . � I .. - . I 7,-rtjjjzcrjA pres6nj use, which, by $160 ABWARD, $100. Piauo for Sale, . I - .
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I 0 � 'HAVESTERS' TRIP, the way, lie, sai The readers of this paper will be pleased
"k A16ft I I co.tild give "them For sale, cheap, a square piano, in first-c!asil ,
I � � years old, and 144ra sh%k th�re is A least o*Ae dreaded I I � I I I . I I .1 .1 � .1 I 11
. I M&Ilitoba, tellers" a few pointers on order, Particulars on application toNEW E%A� I -_ I
. ., I . o,farmlu, - was als . 9 with us in small disease that science has been able to cure Cities. , . � ; . -----. I
I � acki, , WITH THE INITIAL TRAIN ON THE in all Ito stages and that is Ostarrah, - I I 11111111H11 I 1"1111""111111111 linimmtmimiiomfllillllllittlilt"I
. � . . 9 , WAY TO MAN . ITOBA. numbers. One of them had never been Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive To Let. 11 � I �
, I I out of the Township of Uoadowville, cure novi known to the medical haternity, -_ I
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" I . There Is not " � but he believed that Manitoba, would Q&tarrb being a oongtitutioniAl disesse, - That SEE
,. I . never successfully harvest her enor- beautiful store In the Jackson Block I . I
Hall's Miron Street, lately occupied by 0, Witte. ,&p�
. I � I In& so bad for a who Crash a the lunion Otationp TOkOntO I repaires a constitutional treatment. I I I
"I . - � t I mous crop without his advice and -is-. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting ply to .
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. I , "I cough as cough- -Curiosities at Every Little Station EP sistarice. THOS. JACKSON, Sr., [w -_ .
',, , , N� Ing. It tears the . , we reached Winnipeg. thoroughly directly upon, the blood and mucotio our. Sept. 0-tf Clinton - �-Rlwpgul
.,, I -. , x,auto-The Calibre of the Ken Who faces of the systew,, thereby destroying the . 1. . - - _ -
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11 � I Went to Garner th.9 Or . . Ll. Milk Business for sale. I � .
11 � . of, the throat and Northwest, I ilences, The trip was a. most tiovel t"otrengtb by buildine up the Qo I I
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1��; �. 11� � I I toba, and the we' experienced, I work. The propiietors have 1101i"'guilth" . - .
. �,, nds t h u s 11AA aboard for Mani . A splendid milk business in Clinton, 4pood __ - . FAC -SIMILE
- .11 , , , VMU Northwest," . The invasion of the harvesters from f altb in its 6aiative powers, that they offer reasons for selling AP - - __ -
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�11_:"" I made attract the When the n, Aug. 80-tt. � Lot 27, Con. 4, Hullett . � .
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I I �, . man with the big voice. the east will, in my humble opinlo OneHandred Dollars for any case that it 1)reparafionfbrAs� SIMNATURE
', C. I germ -s of con- the blue suit with the brass buttows be the best advertLqemeat the country faile to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ......, I I
�" ].� I I � '. gumption. Stop and the comm000re ha,t on whWh � could possibly get. Tile visitor" (lie I. . Address, F. 3. URPNECY (%l Co,, Toledo, 0 d odafidRegula- . .
',�, . . I , was Inscribed "C, P. It.,.), made 010 receptive and observant� most of O. Sold by druggists, 75o 1 t Is . arkdBoWels of I "g.. -OF- -
� , , your cough by ment at the ,union depot, them have spent their lives o . n f&rmg, Hall's Family Pills ore the beset, . Your Attuntion I . � I
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� I p4ing the family ; Toronto,, early in the week we were- and when the glorious possibilities of The Village of Bpuchpy ville, Quebec, . � 8 I H ,
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- edy that has ,ompany had such the limitless agricultural 4%nds of has celebra,ed the ',Ofth anniversary Londesboro Mills, -1 �
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, 7 � . I I Maxwell Clarke, in The Winnipeg folded to them, they -will not be vlow 200th kntiv*versary of the foundation of Ha been remodelleO by the latest oteaDigestiOn,chnIfful- � .
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�'. � coughs and colds . ' 1. 4e, CO /To �42V�07_ 0 . .
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1 � I I ery kind for . to inform relati,ons and friends . I system of flour making by replaoin Rest4ontains neitha
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%. the ea,st. of the wonderful' country ly- Mr J 0 Brown, X. P. P., (.f New tbereels to the Wolf Gyator Sieve YlorptliftO lior Nawal. 11
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i � 1; over sixty years. You We piled into the train design4ted . 'System, which will enable me to make . is ON THE
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, �;, . Ing between tht� Rainy River and the West minster, bag been sworn in as 9,
, O,i� Rockies. . .. I . inuit Cabinet, a more superior grade of flour. . I . I
'-: - . can't afford to be with- by the official, which wits made up of , . I member of the Datis and . ��=AUGOTIC. 11 . .
, ,_ ., ". out It., L about ton coaches, and found six � I I . My McBride, Minister of Mines, Whb . Trusting my attention. to business - - �.. '
�:',:-,, .1 I � persons, highly irritated men � - ow a I CANADIANS ARE FOOLED. opposed MrBrown's selection, h%s re- will solicit your trade In general. I - . I
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" �� I rule, occupying every double seat. . - I . � . I . (d. . . � . I cordially invite ydu to see the mill and .1 jft;Fa1V16"ZPS0=PR0= WRAPPER . I ...
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I , I I' The crush was tremendous, and ,old No- Brunswick, N.J., Bills Are Now sign I inspeot the flour. .1 � , - . � I' , I I
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. �, case of "the survival of the fittest," Chief Wilkie, of the United, States 20 YEARS OUVILE , R. S. Webb, I ... � Londesboro -,- � &&- I . ...OF EIVERX . .
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. 41111r, . bank notes printed from the orlg� CATARRH11, . VA" -Tied - I I 1B40r_1yT1 I
�"_ � . , , . � kets of provisions in the aisles of the inal -plates' used by the State Bank . I -McKILLOP MUTUA .. I .
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J : cars and utilize them as sea,ts,. � of'Now Brunswick, N. J., over fifty WonderfUll Testilmony to.the . I � . .. 11 I .. . I
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�,,' ". . I I am not'a whale myself,.Vuthave 4 yeaxs ago. . I ()Urative powers of Dr. Ago - � I ly for Consflpa- . .
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t 1 :� . . figured in some pretty large crushes The bank went out of existence now,* catarr1hall Powde'r. rARM.'& 186LATED TOWN PROPER I ApeffSdRemel . . I
�,,�,,� loosens the grasp of your on.varlous occasions, and by dint of : some" thno' in - the fifties. and it was � I.. I fion, Sour'Stomach,Diarrhdiea, . I
, I I I intelligent elbowing, and strategic supposed. that the stedl plates *from I Cbas. 0. Prown, journalist of I)Wuth, I .ONLYINSURED . Wornis,Convulsions,flaverish- - . I I I
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-� ,� cough. The congestion dodgIng, managed to secure . se -t, which it. note., were Printed were , 11111n.j writes-, "'i "V11 been A hufferef , I OPIPICIDRS I nessmid OSSOFSLEEP.. . . .
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"" ' .11 of the throat and lungs is in Which there were only four L men. doistroyed. It. seems, however. that I from Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over ito J. B. McLean, President, Hippen P. O.; . . � I .. .
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14 ` %___ removed; all Inflamma- A shrill 'whistle from the loconlo-d ; these plates have fmllen into the I years. during which time my head his boon Fraser, vice-president, Brucefleld P. 0; ; Thop.. 'fac.Sintile Signaturti Of I . . . L . 11
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I., Brosay6ot, Inspector of Losses, SeDj '. .
I ... �� 11 tion is subdued; and the tiy.e, a hearty cheer from the dense- ; hands of parties who havia printed ; Stopped u my condition.truly Iniser I H At orih P.b. ' .
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. . ly packed platform, ana ivo were off ,from them large .quantities of notes ,� DIRECT01-.8 I � , it.. . .
1�.�_ . cough drops a a . . I Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I obtained relief. L NEW -
,. p -;. .- W %; one . on our fifteen hundred. mile trip to I which have been put into circulation most. if net entirely.. W.G.-.oroadfoot, Sefqortff,,John G. Grieve. y*0RH. I � . osstorIg in put up In one -she Wtles only�. .
� Three sizes: the limitless harvest fields. of - the ' from New. York to San Francisco I Three I�ottles ba' k'e al 1. � Winthrop P 0 - George Dale� Seaforth*, John . . 11 I a I is not sold In bulk, Don't allow anyone to son . .
* Is' 50 cents. I I Berinewsis.bublin' Jan Rvans Beechwood P, I 'rt1dug else on the plea or promiso that ft . . �
, dollar size is the cheap- Prairie Provific,o. Had.we been an A very-. large- - percentage of . I 0: John Watt, Harfook V. O.; howas Fraser never every pur- . I
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"I I a hand - I -oi 'Eiold by J. E Rovey� and 9. P. Reekie _�"`i; , John B. McLean, Kippen James FOR I , 10 " j not as g0oa 11 and ,,.will a .
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I. __ est to keep on hand; army hastily mobilized to prevent notes so far discovere'd are'twos,'al- ,
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(�11" the,50c. size for coughs foreign invasion we could not though some ones'anol,fi � il - .� C .... 117 linton. A013NTS I . i -_ I --- � . ! - . that you -got 0-A-B.-T-0-lL-X-& � I I
bjtps have attracted more attention, sent in. Inasmuch as .the notes are -.-- . Robert Smith, Harlock; Robt. McMillan, Sea� - - � I _M000110 I
�,�,-,� you have had for some not,c I. ouriterfe I . .. - , � forth; James Cumming, ERmondville 1.7.110.1111:1 , ?r , �_ to a . . . �
LL. - . As the advance'gun.rd of. the thoit- ji of any United States '_ � ZXACTuopr(W WRAPPER., I dpatus .
'i Z. time -, -the 25c. size for eands of harvesters leaving Ontario note ;r obligation, the. makers and . . To Sleep Like a Top. Yeo, Solmesville ; George Mardis aid 1.4'.%: " . . . . 424,41ZZ�w 4TOT
4�;, I � 11 . I Morrison, auditors-, " - - . . 1. I � . .. I of � wilippm .
',4 � an ordinary cold. � for the,NorthWest,'.we ,excited 'the . 66,ssers cannot be prosecuted under ii top!' ligus probably.a, ' Parties desirous to * ffect Insunce or transo - - -_ . . . �
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11". keen curio�gitY .of the good, people of 'the United , Sta.tea law,., but it. is very different oftin to that WhlCh,aP-' act other business will be promptly attended to- � .1 � . . . I _� . . . .
�f, .. 41 For 15 years I bad a very. bad . - . .
%,% . of . spectat6ris said,th6y. can .be punisii ught to be a corrup. on application to an* of the above offiloqrp . . . I . . I I I
�','U',', � cough. -The doctors and everybody Toronto. . 11undreds ; � ed for fraud I pears. "Tbp" IsAo I . . L I . L � � .
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� - , CheW Pectoral and it only took a . depot to see us depart, or. to say . I It appears that. the notes rea,dIly .Interpretation to fir more la. accordance I ., , . . ------ 7-- 1 1 .
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`_�-, ,I Whig was Ahe case . all along' the. L t ther not' . I tearing out sale - - . I I
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��.� route until North'Bay was re&ched. . of the Canadian P;ovjnce of N I nter rather - than - the . . ..Doot 'and I .
11'� . Write the Doet". It yoii have any . I eW . Of a mole In wl Lalled "pleejD" of a top . C.. 0 A .1 9 . , . . . � i
:� . - hatevot -and -desire the".. . ..AtL-,,E�iery'L.lit,tl.�..ataLtio,n.--tb-e--P.OMI-t�-DruaLs-wi&-the-.Nv.or�d.Fl.�l.'Xp..W--J-ei-PQY"- -iihort, enduring so 1 - . . . . I I- -Bb., eto Y, '' �" *...'' , , " �L *1 ... .... .�.. ... L.
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A-1 lia,'J�'Mrzia. Lowell. Me- look at the "harvesters." and their -notes are �printed on'bond Paper, and tia,'hum ming sound. . , 1 . . . � - I .. " I . 1. . . . .1 .. I . . � I I . ,., . . I I . I . . "
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�t: I � - in us. was augmented by the are quite. as good in every.way as I . - � . � . I . . 1. I. . I I I . . I
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4 . we stopped at which did not contri- bly $2,000,000 of these notes are in ywed (reading) -Do you kilom 11 C . I P9 of ,, , . . . ;�L . I. . ',L
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A� ROSE. bute one or more.y9un meif to the circulation-,, . I . � .1ow lobsters are cnught� John?, � -, . - . . � I . . I .
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11 already large crowd on the -train. : 11 . L. Mr,. Newlywed - Come� come, maxyt .� I MeBurney-Beattie . - . I GenerAl Builder a d .. I . . . ..., 1.
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-L: It's easy comes the laugh from your mouth. noow And such a crowdl The 'coach.' in . . The CominC Auturkan. ''j),on'tLetib, . . . L . 1. I . I ry latest -improved mlL,! - I
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'! in -thyme, Which I was'fortunate enough to as- soon the Great� Painter will : take - I 1, . . 1. . I 1, � . . I .
11� L : chinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice. We carry an extensive ". � ` L':
0 For my heart has but to whistle and your Up@ are typ, ' It requires- in aTeritie, of moi7� than , , Racycles - ., tl Moo forand build all olas .
. . co or 20,000,000 I pins per .I ay to ii-ilfstd- ' and relial .
'i- . , all In chime, . cure 'one�fifth 'of a seat was a. e his.brugh from out the,attic '.-)f the . , ' * )le stock and prepare4 piano, and give so im .81 - -
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��, And you laugh as pipes the blackbird and sway of the ton others 'being dra,wn' . I -skies and" 'in . . , q, reen, I - : 1. GoderiCh . . : - es of buildings on short notiod- and on'the olosest. p'rices All work
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,�', . � . by the J"Ost, ' red, gold, brown,- . oran � crimson. "ted shirt Waists replace missing .sug. I ad in a mechanical way and.- satisfaotion guaranteed. we sell all kinds of in - , - , �
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,!� I locomotive used"by th6 com- : There will be no daubing; no bloWi- pendir buttons Q meet the other neods 7. . . I L terior and exteirior material. , ,
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_Out-, ch,- ray, lio�se_lu_thyme, will you never w" powerfu 't L can people.� - L I I � L . . I . . . . .
with me? pany. -tile occupants -were nearly all Al A an wheels I - . . I .
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�,L � young mon,bubbling over With high harm"k. No. black;.. He never uses 1. . ... . ,� ! - _ . - - . $7,00 And up.: - -I- - - S 9 . I
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". they�nsde for only Joy, lip and chelk. L' I I L Ilectro 4. I . . I Lumber Lath, Shinglesq. Limes. Sa h, Doors Blinds, . . I .
. were crimson fair? spirits, friendly to an extent that ! black. No hurry. He. never hurr'W-s. The -velocity of propagation of o I I I I L � . I . .. . I L I . 1. . �
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was it spread bi only sunshine, that Mid 41 w&s at times embarrassing,and, aq.., Soon the tr ' tbat of light, 18,6�0(A miles per seco Close Buyers - Agent for the Celebrated GRAYBYLL �CHOOL DESK,
.1 smiling hair? . pleased as schoolboys on &. hol Iday � The.sw'aying trees; th ' . I noL - . ... " . ' ' Call and get -prices and � estimates I
� - - . i I p nodding trees, . I : . I . . at W�Mtorloo. before plaoing-vaiur orders' I I I
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. � . Were your arms, Hose -in -thyme, never made for with ev I erything, of interest seen . on the I Stalwaxts Of I the forests, - the. pig�,. I . . . . . . This is'your opportunity -1 11. �. . . I .. . .1 I .. I
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� - sorrow's fold? the long journey, . ' � I mies.of the orchard, the vine, the ; . * , do not intend to carry -_ .
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i - VWL you never to my grief droop that little head I . HOXONI� CURBS' . qs w6 . . .- I - - I I I . � . .--
I,- of gold? Most of the haxvesters were sturdy I shrub. -'His �canvas is -the immeasur- � -THE OATARR . . . . . . . I � . . . . . . . I . I .. .
.. young faxmers,. and many of them , able. One ' touch and the forest is " I . . . a singje� wheel.. ' I . . . I . Is' . . I
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11 It,., -.�,ltfl.r, Beld .t, blackbird in the thorn? had never been. on a lqnger trip radiant,' the - valley glorious, the Becauseit is carried by the ipr you I . . I . . 0 . . I � � .
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- Where is pain to And you who ne'er were left ronto on: the occasion of . masterpiec6. Ono , A IND - I . I .
I I I ' touch breath to diseased parts, because PRUERSON'S -BICYCI .
I than to To' ' mountain a - it desT � I .
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I forlorn? a visit to the annual fall exhibition. and the 'long avenues,in the city troystbe germ life that maintains the MUSIC HOUSE,j Goderich - , , . , . . I . . . . I .
1� Where are tears to touch you, who never sad may They had left tl�ieir Ontario farms light up., One iouch and the foliage diseased conaitiou, becianse it powerfully . . . . I . . 1. . , � .1. I . . . . I . . . . . 1. p .
be? jelt c'oeing the far., 'by the cot . tage of. the poor shares stimulates the mucous membrane to its . Livery �, Repa rs 1. � . . � � . . . I I
Laugh again, Rose -In -thyme, and ton It bi . to chiefly with the idea. of s I , I , , , * , ,
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---\ 1. . crop. All had -money, for.tho.,"newz.- -hoine.'of,,the rich- Whon_n�Lture I.. I : Ing powers 'it burn --.,-. 1. wAgons ,
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I Although Sir John Murray has al- candies, peanuts and -fruits from 010 bluebird," the blackbird, .the cedur new healthy tissue, Catarrhozone is an . I .. . . I I . . . : I . . . . � . . . I., I -,
I ready done what, for many inen. time we, left Toronto, until we arriv- . .r . s,�rry absolute specific for Carrah of _ey�ry form, � . . . I I � We have,a lilige assortment of, firstelass Bu i , ,
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11 . universities can bestow, from the from-inine wits a group of youngath� Ing 'as they go. Thea the - limbs I 1. . .. I ,..- . . . . � . I - . . � . . I . . I i I . . . . 11 .1 �. . . I .1 1. � I
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in the prime of life, a n h4rrow Or , a, we cho birds' nests h I
.... - grey, of robust I hy-ique and un, know a Plow $rolft a whL I I . I I I I . ' . -� I Goo... Lav L . i
L, * threshin- .ma7chine from a fanning. Then the snow comes. , I I . families daily, hear odd remarks some- . . I'LL - 111111 . . . . . . 1�j ,... 1, � . 9 * , .
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bounded energy. sides the deep- mill. ;Fhey smoked bull dog briars . . times. A collector called th I _. v1?r�-n,*.,jjr"1j�... ",; I .
sea work, in every minute develop- and talkcd. football or lacrosse un- . . The . LRLe Jt;ltn mortland.- . - * upon a railway watchmau.. . A little girl � '� . I . ,, General Imloment Dealer. Clinton
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now working on a bathymetric I At a ripe old agd-for lie was 7h- caRlt nee e ot his leg . I * . . . I . . �
revert to their trip to the west and ..MI. Xohn Martland has just died at
MWEIPsurvey of the Scotch lochs, and pro- 'about the " * . 1Bj^qKrCl1IhV~ . . �
- " "jolly". each , other fig- Blackburn, in Lanca-ihirc. ' I E V er,y� off.".:: The collector, looked sympathetic %0ey . ,* � . .
moting a Scottish Antarctic expedi- ures they would cut in the harvest , I Ittid said In. a shocked voice: "MY, -Obl, MYl � . I Anothek, SeAson I
. . tion, it being his r1rm belief that .&, fields. I . . . I body, or nearly everybody, in Torun- How did that happen?" - The little girl . I
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I thorough survey of the sea bottom "Say, Jack," said one, "your mmw Canada College occupieol Lha old sil'to wilds answer: "Oh, he takes it off every .. . . . . . . ., . .
� the regions of the South Pole will won't know you after Parmer Jones on.I(Ilig street and for ;aany , years night before lie goes to bed. He's got IL I We have a few second -band wheels, in good Time has brought round another season. The summer ,
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11 yield profoundly important scient gets through With you.,' . . 1. ' before its reinoval, Joha Martland ,� ed, to go to the trouble of putting- the
�, results, especially as regards scien- "Did yQu bring your r .st, was a moving. spirit among the bt-y.§. add sell cheap. They &to OXCOPtiOnsIly pool t�ly to talk -about them we will I
tific knowledge of deep-sea life. Billy!" queried "another. "They tell i . leg on again untfl next morning, as It t8- value for the money we, sok for them. I Winter Foods As it is very ei I
. . As classical � master lie was very close , quired W minutes to adjust the sti-STIL
Murray was born in Canada -but me the farmers of Manitoba are so� to them, but he camo,clo$tir .,,t,i:l in , I � . wait awhile. We have still a. supply of Summer Goods that , - �
he has lived nearly all his life In 6,11y inclined when work'Is over at . . . I _ _ We have. also a few new wheels, of the beat � �
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6utskirts of F,dinburgh on the shore The young men were undorgrads of all. their doings about tile college, � Ti--,) Whole Story . I 1; t this sesoon-soyonewancing a wheel . . I .
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I an Toronto University, anxi and was the lead(w in their sports. � 1 -1 �% lotter : ;Snit do better tLan come and seie us. ling -we keep only the best . � .
. always hear the sound of the sea. It the west, arid strong and Plue"Ly Thousands of boy.,; have been in Mr. . 1! I . . . I PLATFOrtu, ScArx-2000 lb-forsale cheap
is a Ane old stone building, pillared enough to go into, the harvest fields Wartland's charge, - They, all loved " �a� # All kinds of Blacksmithing, Horseohoein Y6u will. want Timothy �eea-we can supply you. . I
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,� that there were more Ahan a score boy ideas, and yet taught tile' boys � 1� . . (MUILY DAVIS�) . . SEELEY & TURNER I Terms Cash or Prodace. Highest �rice for butter and eggs. I .,
._�!,, qL world-wide traveler -a. broa�d think- I of college men on board the train, to be manlY; To-'day'the proles.01i'mi.8 , I, Peorn CiLpt. 1%, r.ove, Police Station'No. I . . 11
.� $r, and a most entertaining talkers -t although you could not have told it at,(,- full of the pu'pils of -John Mart- !!; Montrcai:- 1��a hequentlypieftuny I . OL114TON
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I .1 -an whom It is good to mee - t, , -y had t; 'A -xiftzit for pains in the atdw- . - Emporim, Londeo'boro . . ADAMc A
I a , from their dress. As n� rule th( land, who when under himwere wont, 1 13 vfs, PAiN ber of Secondband Sept 2nd, 1901 .. R I I ph..w I
. . - I WA, rhetwiatism, otiffivis, frost bites, ohit- �, ;I num
%S" � to speak of hint it.,; "Old (felitlo." In blotim, xrqrApo, and all aftlons which � Wit eels f6r, sale Chead, . .
. . left their liven and "Store ciotlld� I . . I � -_ Mew
I behind, wore sorVICCablO sweaters, . later days tho tA,'l 11611tavy 61guro, befall men in our position, 11. 'lave nollesi- I ___1. I I . � I .
1.4 Criminals are very expensive members flannel ,4hirts and knockabout - li�ts I jj�,,L, , tatton in 13&ylng that PAIN-XILLZA, is i" .1, - ___ - - - A .
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ofthe community. They cost the people of n_ aertrit�dytohfLvelicArathan(l.)) � ii I Imado ,
I and were, attilled to inect any co boyish walk of "Old Gentle". were . lUsed Internally and ZxtirnallY- Tr WE"
, this country about $1,000,000,000 it Yeat'. I . 9 r N)
'' dition that inight prosent itself. Mar to most people, for Air, I ea. CUP X� 4= �
-1- if their Increase could be prevented it Then, too, there was a sprinkling i fa,1W I Twoftes, Me. and 56c, bbttl- Tbad - Xo,vek Bakeq ,-T allo Sattemyj , -
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� monthly pension of $300 on the condition I wyo were going wlest to better their I resiiedted master, will be dee#ly re- A serious fird wag caused .at picton Ula Restaurant Our goods ato all new slid up-to-date in style. We can show you E6 great; , �� I
that they take a life vacation from the prospects. They woo not made n -'s- , gtetted not o . nly in Toronto, but . a Bedroom Furniture, at prices that
.� crable by too InUch Money, and did , by the explosion of a gdsoline stove ,In Variety of Parlor, Dining -room an
, strenuous demszols of their profession. I I throughout Ontario. Y's;laundry. A Chinaman wearepreparoolto supply all � defy competition. Prices redriced on Window Shades, Curtain Pdles
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tit qju,. W I L . of near Carson, D. C., Was going on ,�' The names . . ey. 1A. <3"ABILAILA10w, 1131VI-A
tjieir sleeves and "tackle any old I foot across the mounta,ins Lo vNit P. for Hocbelagra,' skid Ur D. 0. Fraser, We make a specialty in Wea- � .
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"'. I thing" 'on the'larm. Most of them relatives and 'was accompanied by M. P. for Gmy9boro', are mentioned in can- ding Cakes and of icing cakes at a, . - I --- .. Run"
y had hea�d glowing reports Of Mani- hi4 son and a. cur dog. The latter nection with the vacancy ar6sted by the reasonable price. t I
.. toba, but before settling in the proo- treed EL - silver tip bear of ,Ltnu, th of the late Mr JUSHOO ROU100A Of the I P !, �,-,�,Y.,�.-.,.b?,�.ity�w",,s6.Lc.*.h�e= I I &W �
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But his rifle was in the tepee, four A- 'Uhri eye an �
who looked as though they were too rig � d
1%, * \ strong to wqrk In the east, and iles away. . LOST HIS BUSINESSI eyerythingin a first class restaur- i , 1. ..
" A Genuine 1, were willing to supply the farmer's of luNow, bruili. will stay up eL tree I . ant. ,. ' . 41 A oloor A_tc.nplexion, .. L .
the west with their surplus energy so IIIII-health "pute the ishuttors o all kinds 91�4, always N W - I .1
.4001� These latter talked big about th; long as a dog sits at the bottom. up" in many an hortest man's Candies of 1� A U U e,
1L I terms they would dictate to the poor So Philip tried to -persuade his son busintlea, and there are f reeb. I . 114 --- , U, 1. . . .
vareater s farmer. "No fifteen hours a. day f6r. to return for the rifle while he and thousands of cases on record t I Aa 4)sm Igestion - I
1�, the dog kept watch. But the boy was WherG the only iseeminepoVFs Cigarsint'hebelit Of brands, - � in L
I'll . & us," said one of thorn, IIW6,11� got am I" Aresh g sleep. I
/, et, good grub, ten hours n. day, afraid, Neither would he remain or on oarth to take th ToUcooll of eAlkinds. 'rJ Ano I
alone on guard while the senior Si- down again Is South Arnerl- . ,I "IMN I
I . t andL,a good place to Sleep, or we wash went for his gun. Plinally, the eArw NervIne.. I Tit ' !11 W.P.A.MEMP I k .
. Little Liver Pills $'50 p I We, haVe fee, Cre[L ' I
wont work, The Manitoba farmor old Indian lost all, patience, and, a, I was completely'prostrated'with Nerym I .i . 11
needs us and, he'll have to come to. 111 Fedit Of ' � 11 I I V , I . �
. seizing the boy, bound him to the Debility. I had to give up business -doctors DrinkS 2 1 ! I I . �
. Must Bear Signature of our t6rins.." base of the troe with both arms ' only helped me tetnPoratilY, I was thAnost dis. 4 P ,
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." I . . Plortunately there were only a few cla6ping it and left him there. Cl d man alive when I started taking South � 4 I I
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. _ � -10 train. Ile was full of large talk, see L read gave me hoge, and I had not taken half 4 � It
nd the boy's screams drove c MoClacherty's Old Stand 4 , W4 11 ,
short of cash, a constant grumbleri "'M I bottle before I ound relief. I took twelve-b6to I ,ris 0 : - arsa arl I I
. I . likely will be ap- back up the tree, and there he re- , C,a, but aul cured."_X Errett, Merrickville. is VA 4
set Pac4lmlls Wrapper gel and It is altogether mained forr two hours until the In- flovey and It. P. Reekie. is MeClay �, -t I
M. plying In Winnipeg for. assistance be- dian returned with his rifle, released Sold�yy 4�!� E., - . i I It arouses the Livraidy I
., ws his son and laid in a Supply of tear The Department of Justice 19 P10- OLIXTON, i I
Very stnAll mnd at OW The old farmer who could tell wheli Telephone No. I. .� I Quickens the OIMV!ations
to IA!w, ag sragar. I it urtifq g9irrg to raln,. know this, beat r1eat, - . I .. . . . - . . qeeding against Mr J R Booth of Ott- . - � " I t, . .
,, I awa for allowing sawdust flom big - - - ow k0_W~A0 0 A A . W, V
"Id. (P rea VMAIMCUL, . Mill to enllj�jly into the river. - I I I 0 1 - � � Brightens the spirits aria
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. .s Toneet corns, painful corns, soft corns, of having stolen thecollecti - t '. kriowrl,
11 �`,� FOR MISTIPATION, bleeahip dorniff The kind of corns tbkt hAVO beeti granted an inerease Of $10 Is, f 8unday night, eontalnWg about . Por wam% Ana owlarft .... . .. . the MOSt li'0111,1010 W 001) Pul`MG� .
. �i, � P1 �064 M 'MA11,01V MO. other Vowed ids have failed to oure-thatse it year, all round. $100 "', - "-,-,* -4 - , __�_
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