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untossassiunIED
When Pope Leo XIII. was at eon.
lege, ins wos a, noted Alpine climber,
At Rome an earthquake shock was
felt at 9.51 Thursday morning.
As the result of heavy floods thirty.
miles of the old Roman wall hove
collapsed.
'Heieafter M Spain a, certificote of
health will be demanded from those
about to marry.
George Edmison of Peterboro has
been appointed a local judge of the
High Court of Ontario.
A line of steamers will ply between
Toronto and Charlotte all the win-
ter. They will carry coal,
At London's annual fur nate, which
was held last week, more than one
million skins changed hands.
The Washington Territory Supreme
Court has decided that a Japanese
cannot become a citizen of the Unit'
ed States.
France, Great Britain and Germany
ha., e made an agreement providing
for the military evacuation of Shang-
hai by their forces.
The Soufriere volcano has ,been
active iince Oct. 11, k'eeping the
people in the Windward District in a
state of continuous unregt.
The British National Rifle Associa-
, tion is inviting ccntinental countries
to send teams to Insley next July te
entei. the competition for the Palma
trophy.
The rate of reinsurance .on the- even
.—
due British ships Clydesdake, 105 •
days out froth Newcastle, Aostralia,
for San Francisco, has been advanc-
ed to 50 per cent.
Major-General Corbin says that the'
Prince of Wales will visit the United
States next • year. Ile also states
that Lord Roberts Will visit that
country next Se. tember.
Ed. Blake, M. P„ speaks in Phila-
delphia Tuesday night, and on Wed-
nesday in Newark. He will take
Messrs. Dillon and Devitt to Toron-
to, Ottawa. and Montreal.. , •
Alex. niven, the cloven nent land
summer, has returned from it three
/nonth trip th ough Central Al-
goma.. 'the conntry, he eays, is rich
in whit; pine, Lanksiin pine and
spruce.
At a meetin; in London Wcibiesday
of the Chamber of Shipping, a, resos
/titian was passed opposing ehip•sub-
hithes unlhes they are enn Med to ad- •
equate mail service and the utilizer .S
tion of steamers as cruisers, •• . o
Passengers who have arrivedat • ••
New Orleans • on the steamer from' li
Puerto Barrios report that. the 01— d
cane of Izalco in Salvador is now , 8
in a State of violent eruption. The. • t
•
THE MAMMON NEWS -RECORD
at rerthi on WedneedaY, Ode 30
next.
A te/egrain from Pittsburg sane a
new prne list in the Ilion bottle trade
is to be promde
promulgated. It was decided
ed
the trade is in shape to stand
an additional 5 per cent. Mists,
In. D. 1 0 son of tins Poison Iron
Works, Toront9, von in Ottawa, Fri-
day, cloaing a contract for the con-
struction of two large liglitnbips for
the St. Lawreuce. It is understood
the iontra t figure is $250.000.
The executive of the Canadian
Manufacturers' A•ssocioticn has de-
cided nut to send it representative to
ica
South Afrto investigate trade
conditions, owing to the =Vora-
tively few members interested and the
heavy expense:
intiale cantnavAles.
The 0. r. R. station th
at Nor
Thamesville was burglarized reidoy
night. The till was broken into, but
only some small' change, amounting
to about $0, was secured.
A verdict of guilty was recorded at
5 o'clock Friday afternoon in the
"digger" case of Robert L. Bennett,
Who was tried in •the Sessions on a
mange of stealing the tpeciiic sum of
15 cents from his Toronto Ransil:1.Y
fare box, This is the third convice
tion.
The trial of John Marks Was con-
cluded in Toronto on Saturday .atf-
terszoon, when the jury returned a
verdict of guilty, Mar s was speei-
ticanly charged with stealing seven
red tickets froth his Toronto Street
Railway fare -box, on April 28, lt
was this fifth of the "digger" cases
tried, and the fourth conviction.
Tem BEAD.
At New York Mrs. Elizabeth COY
Stanton died Sunday afternoon at
the age of 87, after a short illnees.
James Gla,sgow, Mayor of Pres-
cott, died Friday evening. Mr. Glas-
gow was a Member cif the firm of
Glasgow Bros., drygoods merchants,
He was born in Prescott. ITe lettven
yi,I.40.iy and Ave children.
Jacob Githent,. ooe of the oldest
residents of South:won:1,, died • sudden-
ly Friday afternoon He fell in a
nerd while going to the barn to as-.
sist in the threshing, .and n. few
minutes was unconscious. He was
born in Woodhouse 135 years ago.
Iron Wei or WAR.
The Boer generals arrived in Lon -
'don SI hut•sility morning, Secretory
Devilliers said the generals had no
intention of coshing the Colonial Sec-
retary for a further interview.
.The V. S., Navy. • Department has
received a cable despatch from the
•commander' of the Cincinnati at
Cape 'Haytien saying that the revo-
lution; had broken out afresh a.nd
ree •
• that women and childhave taken
refuge on board the .Cincinnati.
roLiTics—wortEIGN.
A, despaten. received at Mannhester
artheinconfluns the many reports 91
differences betwern King, Alfonso of
pain and nieneren. AVeyler, Ministen
War. ' •
A 'newspaper of 'Builii-Pesth Pith-
s/ids the announcenient that Amite
uke Ftanz Ferdinenidn the heir pren
umptive to the ; Aitstro-Hungarian.
hrone, has :decided, to renounce big
claim in favor of his nephew, Carl
Franz Jospeh, 15 siears old.
RAILROAD RUMISLINtill,
Grand Tru,ntc Railivay 'earnings
eruption began on Sept. 7.
A letter re, mind by ,Admiral Endi-
cott ft oto •Commander Peary, says
• to op e at i c n undergone by the • exe
lorer at Philadelphia was not zis
severe as was aupposed. The ampu-
tations were confined to two frost-. ; •
-bitten toes.
There was trouble at the Cataract •
Power Compa •y's sub -station Stn.
day etenn -caused by a snort cite
euit. 1 anniton was in darkness for
anout 45 minutes, and the street car
system was tied up for tins same
ling h of time.
CASK: ALTDES.
John F. Tucker, .eenductor on the
trolley line betwe.e.n Rome and Herkin •
leer, • N. Y., was killed; near 'Utica.
early Thursday morning. •
Perry Syer, tbe 11 -year-old• ton of.
Stephen Syer, carpet manufacturer,
Milton, is dead of lockjaw, While
playing football he ran a rusty • nail.
into the calf of his leg. •
A herniates . has swept over Port
Diainame, Province of Entre. Rios •
Bucnoi Ayres. Fifteen persons wore
killed and many were innirein• A.
ndred houses were destroyed and•
several ehips were sunk. . ••
Altneri h Hugh Paget, who married .
Aliss Pauline hitney of New••Yerk
has then actid n ally shot by a friend.
while si. tinting in the country...After:
1.11,3 meet& nt Mr. • Paget,. -was hurrn 0- .•
ly sen to London, Where . it was
fm nd necessa n to take out one. of '
h s eyes.
Captain Max de Bathe, Mrs. Lang-.
try's bio hennn law and a fricnd
mum(' Nr.. Cox it to teen .injured in
an automobile acciant in it leen
their driver was killed. They •were•
runn nn. in a new car Own London •
to Brinnittn.. 'I he driver wag -killed'
instantly. Laotian desBathe litid his
collar bons broken. •
• BUSINESS WORLD. • • .
The Ontario Sugar Cornpany will
begin slicing- beets n.na making sunor
NE
Oct. 15 to 21, 1902, $(179,617; 1901,•
n!i591,126.1 increase, $82,491.
The receipts of the C.P.R. for the
week ending Oct, 21. were $942,000;
same peried last year, $800.000.
The Dominion Department of Rail -
Ways and Canals is arranging for an
arbitration case • betWeen the 1t r
n e -
colonial Railway and the • Grand
Trunk, in regard to the question • of
deviation of ttallic, "
.LABOR WORLD.. .
, At Dunkirk, France, 'the dock
• 'ren Fithian afternoon formally de-
cided, by, 1,71.3hvotes to481, to re -
Immo work.. ••
denmed 'will be Made upon the
• . Southern Pacific within thirty days
for incteased• wages which will . affect
mere than 80„000 employes, and a
• concerted demand Will" be made mem
the Southern .Paniffc and twenty -to
other. reads West of Chicago for in-
creneen wages. ' • •
• lean Pinta martinis.
,• An
Brighton,' Bre* deetroyell the
orte-storey. ' .brick °Wooled.
and :averred by I. 0. Proctor, Friday,
At Montrectl; there was a fire • at
'Lawrence' Wilson's liquor. store Shn-
• day,, when 'damage to the amount of
• $30;000 was sustained. •
.roLiTios—thoeERIAL.
•' In the British Ineuse of CO/ninnies
the Choncellor of the Excbequer, nft •
Ritchie, announced that the Gover-
ment did not pronose to intro:Mee
• • the South Afriean loans bill during
the present Session' of Parliament.
The body of Jim Younger, the ban-
dit, Who shot hiinself, arrived tit
•Lee's Summit. Thursday, and • profi-
ts.* will be hurled in the family lon
Splinters had been cut:front the con
1ln by relic hunters.
MUNICIPAL WORLD.
:The Tnoreld Council hani agreed to
Al.Votttg'iR, fifaritifETA0:01____
retpRiftitrciluot4TizErrikrom6upTwectRooion'tg--..„....00,if
�UdM
11,
ninnsnf !InfinitifERICA
-4"witPkCE.
II Druqq15 s &Ghent
thiesin casads t $1.00 ;
**tattoo tor $5.00 t
Dehility Of System causes nettral-
and. whatever tenth S to produce
enfe blements indttces it. This affec-
tion IA undeiti thly due to lack of
vitality, and its Very exiFtence is
evidence of deficient arength.
Remedial measures sbotild there-
fore be directed to improve the whole
systent, for when strength returns tits
the SySten)f the. neuralgic condition
of tlw nerveWiii dit appear.
This now is silpplied by Sr, JAMBS
WAINCRS; they t Wont fail to relieve;
their °fleet is a general building Up
of the system.
j'AninS WAT-11 RS help StOnlachF
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
honest way to get health and strength,
the kind that latts, develops and
breeds the energy, which accOrtt• b
plisites much.
1.St,ntisise8Witiera never veiled,
They eraia remedy "without
peer, wittiont rival." IA all
e toes of e ti*t1itk they.have pno.
vett a noble and trite ally.00
Dr, natriclelionle,
irelitudo
SI Pew 11,aler.tare nota mon'
reen..y: to Me watt, 014.1; &Wort
eummeedikr Ikon lents
Ut *air the fiwooura SOH request.
Where eSiet,sre not Rettingthei
Wafers, they ate mailed upon re.
eelpt Dote ot the Oehadien
',remelt' St. Juries Wafers C�., as
$t, Cathwie• $t, 04111101n.
an S5,000 to a company about to
establish, a paPen-reill here, ' taking
Stock' e.s collateral.
uptioAvrioNAL WORLD.
SegrOgation of the sexes is the first
two years of college is to be the pol-
ley of the University of Chicago front
this time forth.
CHAMBERLADZ.
Thenoloniai Secretary Ii Slated to Mit
South Africa,
Lonnon, Oct. 27.t is officially
announced that Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain hos ' decided personally
to visit South Africa and examine
on the snot the problems presented
by the termination of the war and
the settlement of affairs in the now
colonies. Kinn Edward has given
his approval to this plan.
Mr. Cnamberlain proposes to etart
for South Africa toward the end of
' November and to return in the early
part of March. His visit Will ern -
brace the Cape, Natal, the Orange
River Colony and the Transvaal.
The Daihr Telegraph thinks that
this step will be the precursor of
similar visits to Canada and Aus-
tralia.. „
Ex -Mayor enlarged, with
Grand Forks, Oct. 203.—John
A. ManleY, formerly, Mayor of this
place, and one of itamost prominent
citizens, and chief engineer of the
Kettle Valley lines, *as arrested at
his home, on a charge of cemplicity
In the burning of the i Esearlet Ilotel
a,t Columbia. B.C., about three years
ago. He was released on $15,000
tali. Few men in eastern British
Coluiabla are so well-known as Man-
ley. Three years ago he was pro-
prietor of the Yale Irotel 0,t Colum-
bia. The Escarlet was dividing pat-
ronage with it, when one night it
was burned to the ground. Two men
were convicted of incendiarism, but
no charge was made against Manley,
who went to the United States till
the trial was over. His arrest create
ed a big sensation. •
• PeterbTow,lt-710c7927B,h—"I'Vt1171e. dud
shooting at Rice Lake Saturday
morning, Samuel Courtier, a resident
of Peterboro, lost his life by drown-
ing. Courrier and Albert Talbot
were shooting on Curtis' Paint, Rice
Lake. The premature discharge of a
shotgun made a hole about 8x6 lnches
in the canoe, which sank . with •the
occupants, Talbot was rescued by
two farmers, but Courrier sank be-
fore assistance arrived. He was a
prominent local hunter, and was
married..
• •
A 'WORD TO FARM TOILERS.
. . . •
Paine's: Ceier pioneers. • In relihe gion swas a Meth-
..
Yochst. She ItavUi• behindto. inourn.
„CothOotind• • •' • the loss of a loving and tree mother
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A DREAKPAinT RELISH PREPAR-
•
ED ACCORDING TO THE IDEAS
OF GREAT MEDICAL FOOD
• EXPERTS.
Malt Breakfast Food,
CONTAINS THU TRI.Tu ET,EntEns
0r HEALTH FOR. YOUNG AND
OLD,
. •
The ideas and suggestiong of such
eelebrated .food experts as. Dr. Foth-
ergill„ Prof, W. M. Williams and Sir
Ileury'llionisoe regarding the use of
i
Malt n cominctit n with grain focels
e bete practically and successfully
tarried out .by the manufacturers of
• Malt Breakfast Food.
niers of Malt Theakfast rood'obtain
all the virtues of pure nralt in a form
that tonduces to health, strength and
robustness. It should 'be remembered
that one package of Malt Breakfast
Food contains snore nourishment_ than
(an le found in a dosen bottlesof
liquid malt entrants costing vastly
more • money. ...All • grocers sell Malt
Br, entreat Food.
1 • EAST WAWANOSH,
• •
. Mr, J. H. Anderson and his bride
were guests at Mr. W, M. Anderson's
• recently. The groom, -with his par-
ents, lormerly resided in this vicinity
and hello is well know* here. The
wedding took place at the retidenee 01
ti e bride e parents -ill narkdale. • 'Ile.
bri e was Miss ltdith Gertrude, -eld-
est caugliter of Mr. and Mrs: S. R.
Johnson of 123 Meadonell Avenue, Tne
ceremony was - performed by Rev.
Thos. •litinlop of North Parkdale i the
'presence '-of about forty' guests. The
Wide, who . nee given away by her
fktber, n as .attnad 111 cream moire
trilk • and carriedcream roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Edna.M. john -
..ton, 'sister of the bride, in a gown of
dove • gray cashmere with white .s'a'tinchiffon tiinsinings, • and• Mies Lena '
demon, sister . of the • groom, in . a
. dainty gonvit of white Swiss, • both
carrying jsink roses, which with gold
crescent pini •we're the gift of- the
groom. "Mn. Hotly L.- Anderson,
.11rother . of the groom, per:formed - the
ditties 'of bost mann 'The groom's gift
• to „the . bride- was a. bandsome 'gold
watch -
Mrs: •JaineS, •Wilkineon on -Belgrave
finsand away•••a.few day e ago .at -the
.4ge of 73 years and ionmonthe. • It
will,ne remembered that hire. Wilkin-
son was 'stricken down. .,with.• pitraly-
sis 'sir .iseelts ago from- whicb
she never recoveted, but the inanenn
•iate cause of her death wan'heartnail-
nre. • MO, itteinsoa„ -- with • her.
has,
hand, •settled'•on •the - atin•line •
of 'infer.'
• xis aearly hall :century age, Mon;
inn for • theinselves . a Comfortable
lanne, They • 'were ainong the first
:
,THg HOME FRIEND . OF THE
• FARMER AND HIS. • FAMILY •
'IN THE AuTvivIN.,sgASolq. •
.. •
- After the •lator atid.toils of: the sznn-
irier
tiine:. and thi. harvesting of •crops .
n, • the early auttinunn malty: nf, our .
farMers,- their Wives; daegliters:
sons find themselnes .in a condition ,61'
health demanding: careful attention if
Sintering is to he •anoided later sen •,.!
Many. ennerience• •niciney trattble • •of
?oitte form: I With. scitee the..liver , is ,
totpid ; there is biliousuess, nialneem
md• 'voiniting, with • loss of • -appetite
and clepteesinn of spirits.. Thousands
• Who havenbeenlexponed ,to cold, ,thinin '
'winds and...tain, natin-feel • thentwiegen.
of : • terrible thoinriatista ;•....othene, -ran.
• down by,, worry,overwork and irrupt. -
or cl ieti lig. are ,tormented • With tlie
pangs of eyepennia... • • • • • • .•
..lp the thousands of run down, sick-
ly • and half need mien and \emelt in
arin. homes we recommend • with all •
liOnnsty and confidence the .werlierni••
tricorn . Paine's Celery . Compound; • the
'only medicinethat can 'canickly and,.
nifty. „restore.- strength • to : the weak -•
ninny and .vigor•to. the muscles.,Pairic's •
• nelery Compound tones the ntornach.; •
reeky. es . poisonotisacias front-. the
• v, loth cause rneumathan ;n • it •
.neds - the weak'. anddieedeed nenves
end- bainieltes. neuralgic' torturee .;• -it,
purifies 'the; blond .and 'givett. trite vitn.,
alitn and. The nee PAine'S- Cele •
,ny Compoonci in 'anthem meansthe
ent•ablieli fug.' of a;perfect: physical vig.•_-
or to .Witlistand the 'rigors of it • senere
w:nten. •
four sons mid ,four daughters :
of ninerrie, • John of Grand Rapids,
• .lanieg and .. 'thermos of ntscanaba,
Mich., 111rs.. • Charles. Wheeler, „Mrs.
Robert Anderson, ' Mrs. George Proc-
tor, all of' Inorris.,.• and Miss. Tilly • at
• home the 'funeral On Saturda • whs.
larnely 'attended, despite the disagree
-
,able weather, ,testifying to. the..reepect
. Which ..the .deceased was .11 d: The
friends frjn a clistaiwere 'non
ancl' James Wilkinson, of Escanaba,
.3 ames Wilkinnon V. S. pf Ripley, and
Mrs, Shipley ,of. clinten. •
. •
Mr .Retbert, Mason of East .Wavven
nosh hag solci. liis far te..Inir. • John
Minna of the same' nowneltip for 54,-
300 and purposes 'removing to .)31u -e -
tale whefe. lie Will Bye retired- :from
forte life., ••
1
• FATALITIES AT conovnet:
Wiat Stumps relt Between Carp and Wok
Terribly Cut Up. •
'Conourg, Oet. 27, -'-On Friday ev&
• ninn. iml;nowli Man was struelt
and ihstaotly. 'killed by 'a freight
train two miles east of here. ITe was. •
a 'man about 85 noels of age, ond ev-
idently •.• • did not. hear the, trein- 'ap-
reaching.' • 1 ,
Yesteidny morning a Man giving his
name us William Stumps and place,
of resid rice as Purpleville„ Ont., tried
to boat d• it westbound freight when
stenring. 'Cobourgs hut fell netween
the cars and was terribly mit to
piectig. Prus evioto attempt:leg • to t
I mull the train' he took on nearly alt
Lis elegies. 'Stumps is it very large t
man, weighing o, er 200 notiods. • ft i
wi 1 be neeesgary to amputatelioth
legs,.. • I 1
.BUTTER, EATERS
ARE PARTICPLAR., AND CRITICAL'
• In . the large inajotity of 'homee 'the
consiiiiters Of butter—young 'and old—,
Ire particular abetit the color on:nut-
ter • placed belore them,. .Whitinh ar
imperfectly coldred butter does ,not
attract the • eye or, tempt t,lie -taste.,
It is , the Well.. made butter colored
hi In hells, .Richardeon en ...Co's Inn,
ties% ed Butter color that is looked
tor. and appreciated... Thelovely d.el-•
icate June snade produced' Ion Wells, -
Richardson & s Iintireved Butter
' 1 kacjwri..' It is s •
Sv t
detect the butter :co:ored with crude
and common colenen Such Initter is
usually briclhe in color, sometimes'
mottled; and °On estrong. and, Odd.
It pays butter makere to • use Wells,
Richardson & , Co s Improved Butter
Color. When •nesnl by butter makers it
gies an extra value of from 2 to 4
cents. per pound. • f)on't be • deceived by
any dealer ; ineiet anon , having the
kind that makes prise better. All
druggists and dealern.
CROOKS OPERATING AmoNp. .
•• . - • . THE.• FARMERS'.
•
- The farming7comititutiity. throagitottt
,
the western sustrict shown be •on the.,
alent lor a, pair of sharpers 'wlionlast
neck were ,operating in and 'around
St. Marys.. • • - . • .
'I hes, men are of a very respectable
topearanee, pleasant • Manners, and at
every •place visited their first aim •is •
o, talk ••theinicives into • the -confideece
01• the • termer. They represent them-
e/yes as nityers.' 01 poultty in large
tan. for export purposes' and •whenev-
et they inane apurchase they' pent ov.
✓ 5-1 to bind the burgain and get. then
artner • to sigh' what lie simposes is a
eceipt for the •rtioney. 'An poultry is
o be called for. later -wine -the balance •'
• the money will be paid over.
buyers"are never seen by the
rtntr again n Tlie receipt turns .otit
ri te a. ...heck 00 one of the banks
laving btanthes iit nearby places and
t is canted. as a rule ati stores. •It is
at& that . the pair •of crooks .offered a- .
tett -nsoo worth of .the paper in St...
farys oil Saturday last -but with what
epee of snecess ie tutenown. .
They had a, thin grey )1orse mut top
ttggy *hen IAA seen One of. the
1, 0 is described as rather. good lack'.
1g, :short Mid. stout,. as to. 40 years
f 'age, smooth face attd datk coot,
lexicit. lie wore it light Overcoat,
•
TItAxie• Toog orto 4ustr... I e
Sad 4toetdont to El - F
canor rith418, *Plucky r
OM.• • 1 t
Toronto Junction, Oct;
not, Fre.ncis, he four-year-old *daugh- r
ter of lariat. Francis, an employe in • .„
. the C. P. 11. shops, residing 'at 82
Whitney avenue, was gathering bark „1
ivhich dropped from the wood treble
• on the G.T.R, yards at Carlton yes-
tord0 afternoon, when, unnoticed, a n°
train approached and kilocked her n,
. down.. Ifer, left arta lay across the • °
ran, and was severed at the shout- in
dee, The pluc y little chtld picka 0
herself Up anti walked home, Iler 1,1
cti'm was found about an hour after-
. wards by Ciruedy, who Was 0
walking along the treat,
r P
Otheeals's, Reid. •
nattier, 'i,5., Oct. 24. --In the case •
of 1111inin d neel Arnu nian [halite
fount at 'Inn ty Cape Wednesday, ait $
inquest Was held Wednesday told it
rd te ra rni el that deceased came
to his (lentil at the' haiids of his
comrade. A rat or Atill large stone
colleted with blood were found yes -
IUD NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
Mrs. S. W. 'West, Dn
rayto, (bit,,tates ''got terribly run clown and
ft
1
terday near the place where the hotly n
was disetnt ore d. The other pedlar, g
WI: I held on suspicion of being tile 8
will 110 tat en, to tVindsor ,11
to -day for examination,.11
nally became v.ctint of nervous
rostration. I had no appetite; 5mn-
d to lose interest atel ambition and .
1)01(1 'scarcely di ag ittpelf around.
!caring of Dr. Cita: e's Nerve Food
seri three boxes with great benefit,
inning eleven 1 mans. It made ine
ro,kg end .and I lied such an
it:ettte that I wanted to he eating
alf the time."
In trashing woollens and flannels, Lever'
thy Roar (n powder) will be found very b
batiefactert.
For wrenty-four SUM Vapo.0t60010tie has
can externively used for rill forms of throat and
ouchial troubles, All Druggistn
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Council met at Christopher White's,
Leadbury, on. Wetinteiday, October is,
the members being all present. The
minutes of former meeting were read
and -adopted. Accounts for roads,
bridges, gravel, lumber, timber, plow-
ing snow and engineer's fees were pas•
sed and pain amounting to $258.81. A
motion authorized the clerk to notify
Logan council not to proceed with Mc-
Naught drain on boundary road until
line could he settled as the referee on
appeal did not allow it onoad al-
lowance. The reeve was tethorized
to pan John MurrayAei.
y for h ns' of time.
, cloctornt bill and other expenses calls -
ed by accident at Grieve's bridge on
Ist of September. AN he has been of-
fered 535 and dM riot accept and an.
, eident was by his neglect in going
fast and basing no light on his bi-
cycle, as (Aliso 00 bicycles and with
teams the seine night could see the
barricane placed across the road, and
if he does not accept a reasonabie a-
mount to let it go to court so num-
icinalitiee will nnow in future \Oat
they are liable for. Tie: clerk Was
eutherned to draft o bylaw for , next
meeting in accordanee with legal ad-
vice, • as some other townships have,
For bicycle riders riding otz the public
• ingliways to not pass teams or other
eonveyances at a greater speed than
ciebt • miles an hour ands to carry
lights after , night for public safety
and bells on bicycles to give warning
Anil not to pass closer than three feet
In any. horse. Complaints are eriale
of passmg on either side without not -
re and running close to horses so as
• to • frighten them; Connell ad:mimed
to meet at Mr. White's,Leocibury,
en Wedneeday afternoon of November
teth at 1 o'clock; .
••SEAFORTZI. •
While cutting corn at Mtn John Mc.:
Milian's, Roxbore, recently • Messrs.
_McKee. and Snlith hen kt bad hiltaS11 up
as the resultof which they will re-
quire to get an almost new cutter.
'the .linives caught in the' heavy sheet
iron lining- of the machine and' in an
instant it .was in an almost- complete
wreck and. pieces . of the leach* were
• flying in all. directions, .one piece be-
ing toundabout ten •rods . away. Ran
markable torelate% that though Mr.
Geo, McKee was feeding the machine 4
at . the thine and - ae niunber of other' • 1,
0100 Were.clone at Mind no person was
hijitted. nThe dantaged to the inacnine al,
will ailment :to about 546, •- • . !n•
:James Atkinson, an old - and . inuch
respected revident of inite:et, died at 4 -
his• home on Saturday 'i'veck, Mb Was
bite .of the early .settlere id Hibbert,
haying livedin•that township for over •
.. fifty' years awl settled on the Tann on.. 4
which ' he then.- He leaves to mourn
tire !ass 01 a toning Inisbend and lath- -.
er his wile, three sons 'anal two Stealth-
ters, • ,
Ootober 304141900
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by inilliona of mothers for
their children while teething. If dise
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rest by * sick child suriffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get a battle of " Mrs.
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Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces
Inflariunation and gives tone and en -
ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the 'United States, Price
es cents it bottle. Sold by all drug-
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ergy to the whole system. " Mrs.
ntinslow s Soothing Syrup" for child -
and ask for " Mrs. Vtinslow's Sooth-
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Wood's Phosphodhie is sold in Clin-
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111..1VIePhersoin of Salinott City,
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With his brothers A. nicl.hereou.. and
family 'tete. 'He is manager. of
the big miners' supplyhouse o( which
Senator: Shoup was a nertner. ' •
Last 'Wednesday • J. E. ninInnnell
purchased T. 'Welsh's neW bouse • whien
1111 sold next day 'to Contey Cook at
e. fair advance. • •
• The wifenof the late -Millen' White of
Exeter is neilinn•hershonseliold effects
preparatory to leaviiin • for California
'Anith . herchildren:where, she intends
taking up.. her residence. . -; • .
.• Mr. R. . Drysdale of 4,aurct, 3/fielL,
Who has been visiting- his parents for
the. pant Ween,..ivas 'in town on Sun-
' ,dav with Itis brother Ralph
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nrittirsnay last,. The , clergy.' , present • 4
were • Revs, Dean liedgins • ol
Seaforth, L '
ewe of. Wingham nnlintrirds •
on Myth, Jennings of Baylieln,, Ten -
cynic. of ...tininess Doherty of lienSnit;
; 11 ebb 'Of liruSSelSj :WKight of Clinton,
• and 1Viessns. Walker, Hawkins, ,Scott,
Vox and Counter, church wardens..
1 he. meeting ()Pencil it it o'elock u.
iti.• with the Rural Dean in the chair
and Rev, Jennings as secretary.
'The chapter continued in session unti
alter 4 o'clock and a large atinitint of
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A sufferer
From Backache
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beim, On t., Mates :--*t I an rather enthusi-
astic in the praise of Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Li ver Pills, and believe Ihave good reason
to be. For several years 1 was a great,
sufferer from kidney disease, and had
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tried a great Many remedies, but did not
• succeed le obtaining more than slight
temporary relief.
"A friend of mine advised me to Pry
Dr. Chase's Ridney-Liver Pills, and X did
to, with great satisfaction. .1 had not
taken half a box before I begdn to feel
b .tter, and now realize that haveentirely
recovered. 1 often wonder now why
people go after new.fangled remedies when
this tried and proven medicine is so easily
obtained, and so certain to cure
Chasenitidney.Liver Pills have an ener.,
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cents a box. Ali dealers, or Edmanson,
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