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cf bush on Mr. Leithwaite's farm. el.rating their diamond weddhig next grest cf Iler cousin, airs, pan Mae- Sentenced in Toronto, yield of the principal grains was con -
THE MINTON 14Ews-fnEoonz)
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TYLOVS.A.NDS OF WOMEN Altn GODEPtICH.
MANY DIE OWING TO FALSE Jordon. Coverhill of.s, London is ce:t- [RUHR I[ f R f If. BEST IN 2'd YEARS.
KEPT IN SUFFERING AND
TREATMENT.. 1
November 27th, 1902
•ing ticket agent for Burke at the RM 0 N Nowsub„. awnetos ao loeasaiseeak
Paine's Celery
R. R. depot, wh le Mr. Burke
is acting for Sifr. Stratton, station of .15.ipieulture Show* "forked nrospoy.
master, during his illness.
ity-Tield„ or Prinelpol Grains.
• Italian Counterfeiter Tried and
Dr. Holmes has purchaSed five acres Zr. an a Mrs. W. Smith intend eel- Mrs, 11. 1t. Lelond, who wos flte Toronto, Nov. 17. - The average
Compound.
say, llas returned to her home.
siderably above the aver:too for tho
was aone
Vanco tver for surgical tree:tint:at, left Sarnia and came a few years later
ulars or Swat Conviction -season tho OntaiSo DePartritent of Agr1-
past 20 years according to The No.
Mr. Doloott, who came through Irmo Footentber. They were married at
After an Moos ot several months, o„ r_
for his home on Saturday. to Co 'tenth when Mr. Smith carried kipNEVER. FAILS TO BANISH DIS- Harry, only :On 01 Mr. and Mrs. To
. La risoner Make* a statement-rartte. •
ember Crop Bulletin, just issued by
A rrobibition lecture was given in on a. lorge tonnary and tcok exten- AS ) ,p -ESTABLISH LAS- Macicenvithe materral e, pasSed into eternal life at
Knox church on Tuesday evoung loot, sive shores in the first salt wells TING 1.1.ca"4.11.1' mansion. All Rayittood and tii• Wire committed tuoe, nu wheat at-eraed 26.8
g
For vorapiteity in stuort case-otow- it bushels to tho 'telt' as eemPured with
by Rev. George Mackenzie of Snot- bac. He is well known as a great ' for him that possibly could be done,
Remark of amyl Raison ond G
those who assisted in the musical
Part: of the program were Aliss K• their marriage may fool Ott- a
trust that the f alb anniocracry el worthless niedicinea anti we are in- ' ford, thinking that the healthful ,
dined. to believe that Milton thought country air would restore her loved
was, meted out in the Pollee Court
eve a Glue :Haig" the Years 1881 to 1:901 ;
ford. Revs. Anderson, Robinson o.ntl . thinker ou Bible truths, astronomy Thousands of wornen are hePt in his mother having' . left ber home
Daniel were also present. ' Among alio the formation of the (mom we
to false treonnent anti the use of on the farm of her father at Bur -
Toronto, Nov. 22.-Solft justice 15.5; oats, 42.6, corupored with 84.8;
wheat, 20, compaiad with .
sickness for months and years owing i ere and so. ent many weeks with him
to the Detective* iit the Stuart oase.
The fire alarm at Stoan's corner has they now possess. Well have to get of this class of almost dying women toy to health and strength. Feaxing
Salvatore Clementi, ..the Italian rye, 18.5, countered with 16.2; buck-
wheat, 20.5, compared with 3.9.8 ;
been wrect ed by some unruly persows. the diamonds ready. Mrs. ,i, 'alien to said : ." The angelic guards the worst, 1VIrs. Macleenzie brought Yesterday to doseth Gentile, alias a
. tim home a few weeks ago to .die
1 counterfeiter. Gentile wos convicted peas, beans and corn clid pot ceroe
p to the otterage. Hay yielded
Brown and Mr. James Thompson. • nopyment of the good health w11; 1.
. for shipment to Port Arthur, prestido toil' hove . to look for better than day for the weak, run-down :tad' suf- bright, euergetie young. man. who
„a mot for ten y.earo.
Detective WIlliam Dov with 1.40. All kinds of fruit were
as compared
Mr. Robert Elliott has a greot many sato, when we mentioned the subject
Sm"'" a Scended, mute and sad." .
The common sense, treatment of to with those he loved. Harry was a
and sent to the Kingston Penitenti- plentiful.
1.87 tons to the acre,
baire's of apples at the dock ready to .her, Don't give me paste." We
Captain Murray McGregor is as ac - peet p.aste hi pie form. frenre her. • ass Detective Flynn, the "Cnited. States been as totrooag.
is told of the
e P an • province show the. yields to have
The returns of various crops made
by correspondents throughout the
ably. . . • paste diamonds for her, but we'll ex- feting Women is Paine's Celery Com- chose the life of a mechanic
younds This marvellous medicine is spent his first years of manhood at
rrest ond the seioure of th 1 t • -
t' lo He has been putting Rev. Robert Mel -lardy, the evangel- . spot en of in every part of the civiliz- the • organ factory tete and a little a .
•
ol. n orld und men mut worm: n of all while at the furniture %dory. . .
his ill • ,
bottle:card in good shape. The ist, left on Totesday to hold 'services classes find a new life from its use. A was a. couple or more years in. lorott- -
oiyon, who is qualifi'iaS .a c neted in the United 1 - ' • ' ' ,
' Fall wl eata-74 592 acres 20 038, -
mind spending his tune over it.. Mr. and Mrs. •Colin McCallum 0' of the great Compound comes frank he was obliged to give up work. Ile Stsd
,. glorious. sample' of the curing powers to, when •fallito into delicate :health, .....
,sseribed Gentile's plant bib by bit, yield so 1001 was 15,948,O00..
609 bushels, or 26.8 per acre. •'1 he
captain likes thiogs nice ona does not - at Bloomfield.ec_ouit$ as a. . coinage expert, .
Mrs. Lee teTegraphea her htisband, Pontiae and Mrs: M. C. McGillivra:y AI innipeg, Man. • Mrs, 1.1. Harbour was a diligent young man, a, moldier .
f e plant," be said, "was very. "
August forecast was 259, and the
Mr. W. I,ce from Californix that of Detroit were the guests last week wo.„ as follows I . . ,. of Knox church and belongea to the . . 4
similar to the one he had in New Spring wheat --808,115 acres, 6,-
tbe'r (Nog' t:or, Mrs, Show of San of Mr. and OtIrs. Joseph Horton. " A month ago I was very siek and Oddiellows and Woodmen cif the World 048,024 bushels or 20.0 per acre.
Fratei co, rallied wonderfully upon Mb); Mo'y Bain has returned from
her mother's arrival. spend big ihe summer at 'Duck Isl tout tions in which I rekd of others being c.n lItcrsday, was .condueted. 'by his fence. Mr. Robinette tv August estimate 1:9.8, yield for 1901-
o ev ence was offered • for the do- .aasafaoasa
cured. I eoncluded to try Paine's Cel- brother Odcifellows: The floral nth -
We were olown a. crazy wort( stution, ohich her father is man- .•
happeried to see one of your publics.- lodges. The funeral, whith took place ° •
N
A- 1111".4, hut this was promplIttle; 1°:efulse-:
a
oltich had the finest artistic work ager. Miss Bain also spent a few cry Compo ncl myself and I now 'tins were grand and numerous.
d.tushels, or $3.1 per acre. August
Barley - 661,622 acres, 21,890,602
M Hackett, f 1 piliow of ' pink and white from the dock. 671 070 •
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Apply Thls Test
To Your Nerves
Study' these SyMptornit. ars far
your guidance. You may not bans them
ail, but if you havettny of them your Dor-
vous system is not up to the mark, and tas
little extra expenditure of nerve NM MaY
bring tho dreadful downfall.
Intolerance: of motion, smite luta liglit:
twitching of the muscles of the face and
eyelids; fatiguing sleep, oudden starting0
and jerkings of the limbs) dizzioess owr
Oulu% of light before the eyes; Irritability
and restlessness in every part of the body :
headache, indigestion, feelings of weariness
and depression., and loss of interest in the
affalta of life,
So long as the daily expenditure Of nerve
to.= is greater than tho daily Meanie,
physical bankruptcy certain to result
isooner or later. Nerve force must be
increased, and this can best be ammo
plished by the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food, because it contaltm in concentrated
form the very elements of nature which go
directly to form nervous energy, 50
loots a box, all dealers, or Edmonson,
Bates' es Co.. Toronto.
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
done in :ilk embroidery that we ever days this month the guest of her sis- thank,. God for the wonders it accoln- morig the emblems we noticed a istineate 32.2, yield of 190/, 16,s MARBLE ANDGRANITE
en Gentile made a statement
Raw. It was done by Mrs.ters Iniarton. plithed for me. I was suffer ng front bcat.t. tt p o • The Crown woot on then with the
One of the patches had a pretty little Mr. Maloney' of the imgine I:Yorks heart diseaoo, kidney trbuble and gen- roses carnations • and nuinberless frag-
gtante,hf making Canadian money. . •
parasol of silk laid 'upon it with left. for Chicago on Monday: ' eral Calcoe:s rind some days • Was rant roses,
with ev .eoce in this case . was. the Oats -2,500,708 acres, 106,481,439 -
handle and fringe wort ed quite coin- The following pleasing matrimonial, rot able to stand without experieno la chenille, the tribute of his lovieg "s 14
" Brother" tit petal),
same tea In the other timate, 42;2 yield ot 19141, 78,3E4,o'
bushels, or 42.6 per acre; August es-,
plete. •
Miss A:hcroft who was the guest of ' Maude Knight, the randOlaugliter of-
- alliance refers to the marriage of Miss ing great. pain. Since usiog the Com- sisters ; the three lints of white car-, . _ • .
ound mu ab'e to et about the natious, the tribute ot the Oddfelo con?" k 1. - 490,
acres, 8,509,332 bu-
You found no moulds for Canadi-
her aunt, Mrs. Hactett, the past few Mr. and Mrs. Dave teal to Asa J, r g .
Davis. • .- shels, or 1a.5 •per acre.. August esti-
we es, left on Tuesday for •• her home Townsend. Ile bride was born in house and work and can now eat 6.4- tom s ; a lovely wreti" h of white eltry- an, as ed to lobine to of
,
Mrs. Ashcroft.
at Vilart n. She is the daughter of Brantford, her father being the late
. Mr. Isaac Knight, baker, of Goderich, . •sailtheintous and maiden hair fern 1 ,..er #,
front the Woodinen of the World ; • m•L-1r 0, •
was no evidence that. tho • C
coins. 't7:'inthetet.worakr oet dc:olihttitt.:,.
o anaillan
. mato 19.5, yield of • 1901, 2,545,208
Peas-532,G03acres, .7,664,679 bush-
. .
thug put before me."
Mr and Mrs. J. P.• Brown and Mrs. of Goderith township, who with hie e an as ed. for record' testi-
' Thre bushels.
GopEptictf. wreath oof white roses, .chrysanthio' gi . • au t the e
stell of Hotel Bedford, later her mother married Mr. Clarke mums and ferns, tribute front the fir
tratealteld that there was •evis.
Mr. DeLong of Port Albert is on the and ater of Brantford, A few. 'years .
' Gill f Wheat- if d M ud r toyed to Mount ' brigade ;' an exquistte cross glop'
1VIessrs, Becket and . . •
Staunton of and white roses and chrys.atath s, , na
i tile centra f which was. a lorge "
counterfeait.ing kilt t.: he United Statias,
.
calla. lily,ssurrounded by. purple pan- ,
sies and . white daisies, the tribute.
etgn going,. Gentile was -given tho.lim-:
.
a I . On the leaser charge of making for-
Mri and Mrs: Gidley of London ;,..
lovely anefior of pink and white roses,
la of three years. in the- penitentiary.
Pansies and ferns, from the furniture .
stenteneed to ten years., the two terms
'whites awl ;name pink claysanthe-
factory ; a ha.ndsome casket boquet of i "r. making Canadian coins he was
mon% from Mrs. • Bingham ; a beauti- • 7
. 0 run
ititymonde Sent For Trial.
concurrently. .
tions anti. ferno, Mom Walter Beckon- Magistrate Denison committed An-
, Totofito ; a cosicet .boquet. of white'
chrysanthemums, carnations • and ferns beth, for triol on the charge of
from Harry • Greenwood.; a beautiful knowingly having William Stuart's
crescent wreath of .white ehrysantlie- counterfeiting plant in, their posses-
munis:'front Mrs. Dinglisono a heautii Moto The ease will be heard at the
fill basket of • piok.:aitil-ohite corm.' December .Sessions. The bail of Mrs.
nette, Ki Co intends to mate an • atts
tions, roses, ferns onclOsweet. elyssutn; Raymond Was renewed.. T. C. Rohl-
tribote of Mr, , and Mrs, It. W. Mac- '
plicaticp to Judge hforgan. this, af-
kenzie.; , O. lovely . wreath' of 'white
chrysautheinums . a oni • Dr. • and Mrs; . ternoou for boil for Anson • Ilaymoinl.
to the magistrate what. transpired at
Of ohite Carnation's from. a Taronto • •
Hunter'; a••latge, lovely casket •boqu.et • Detective, James ' ,Forresi- described
the•Itiotnotal Hoilso'.on , the night of
'friend, ina 'lovely sprays of. white .
cornations from Dr. • and. Mrs. Gallat . Stuart's arrest. The officers had been
shown to a retina aid by Raymond
and from Miss Campaigne. lacy. Jas.
mot_ :to have been that of Stuart. • They
Aoderson2olliciated at 'honk and
latd cemetery, • The friends.% from a. found nothing that woOld woke ova.
diatance who atterided the :funerol denc.e . against their prisoner, but .
toter .a 'remark .mattlet by Ethel lta.y-
were : Mr. R. ' W. hloolconzie of Bur- :
moncl•ted them to Suppose that. they
ford ; ?,Tr. N. -,Rush • of, Norwich ; and
were 'not in Stuart's' room at all. A
Mrs.' Mackenzie's .brothers, W..11. and'
Frank • Rush,- and. Willie, • son of Mr, •-search, was instititted, which resulted
in the findin.g. of. the plant. ' Corrobo-
W. H. Rush ; • .Mr. T. Stewart • of ...
rative eVidence :wits offered by De-
Belgtove ; Mr. T.: C. ' Edwards . of .
tective Dunetai and.'Polleeman.. Guth-
. :and .Miss Blanche Sonierville
of Oriel. 'the 14,01 r..41....,. turned but' ..
Brown s sister, Mrs. vt e an a e en
land, North Dakota; drove to ,near-
Cleraers, Mich. : •Kalaturtitoo, Mich., Wellond have . bought out the large e 0 • n C tl served h f
dine 1 st week to visit Mr...Gentles
told family. Mrs. Gill left on Thurs-
day lost fcr hex home .in Wheatland
after. a very enjoyable visit . with
her brothers in Detroit. and parotti
here.
The temperance contest' will be 'held
cn /hunts:lay. evening. •Among' the
list cf contestants for the medol • we
notice the names of Samuel Bean,
Thin& Lewitt, Nellie Jamieson; Laura
• Dryelges and Edna Stratton.. The -fel-.
lowing ladies will also take port in
the irograin : Miss .Laurs, .Brydges,
vic la- jt : and. soloists, the Misses
Eta Acheson, Eva Ausebroole, Miss
Gotten and Miss Harlana • with chor-
uses by children Of the Public school.
Mr. 'Goode is still to the front. with
novelties. Ott .SaturdaY .he was preo:
ented by some of the elevator 'staff
with two lizards ta .legal light. told
es they were. catfisha • One •is One
foot in 1. ngth. They . are really Very
pretty' ard ate truly fish -like, but
fish. hee. no logo and •doolti. They
are far more. like alligators,: but per.:
haps the elevator people do not. went
to puff the old town up too '-nitteh.
and molestly them lizards. •
Dunham's drug store is nityy Vacant..
We have bon. told that the Bank of
Montreal will build othn. the. -coiner,
so that will then lessen the spaet for
stores upon the 'sqiiore and ..as there
are always a couple. of stores vacant
an the sqrate the batik will fill some
of the void.
On Wednesday albeit the storm sig.
nal was up, we walked down the path-
way .leading from the liglithou'se •to
. the harbor and out to the end :of the.
pier. The. Minnie -M. was taking on
so -re adsgof wheat for *Thessalini
and pears and eggs, we presume, • for.
Sault Ste. Marie; lhe dredge was
busy working away itt the .rocks or
toulders. The sun was setting... os
early as 5 m. and a purple mist
.. enveloped the horizon -through the
;large flame colored orb of.- day •' Was
, slowly sinking. Ntimbera of Men went-
• conying diozne stringo.. Of perch while
others remained fiShing. Two' •diseito•
les of. Christ were .therc, too, With
hook and line,. Rev. Mr, altieKay 'and
Captain Coto • S. 'A. " A number or
I cople Watched -the sunset from the
no tit -pier while Mo. -R. ..Campliell
rglithoose keeper, •was the
-lamp at that point. The sun's rays
disappeared first', then. the orb- slowly.
dio inishid in size' and finally :setae:.
The waves were leaden te.
tokening te storm . which. catne not.
•
Nov. to o-41% elopement. and marriage
of Asa J. To.vinsend, natio'nally Min-
ors as a spraiterOand general athlete,
has just come to light. Townsend's
lonne is in this city, but lie spends'
very little time here. Last winter he
inet Miss Maude Knight, a young
wornan of • eighteen years, at Mount
Clemens where Townsend was recup-
erating ; tier .home originally was in
13rontiord, Oot.. -Miss Knight went to
the • home of a Wend to September
and- • TownsOnd followed. On October
8th the • marriage took' -place. S place. The
young woman is well knownociod of
high social standing and ' the • only
reaoon -for .the elopement was the 'ten-
der years of the bride and- strict se-
clusion ao which ler parents kept hero
Both ft:Ili-Les are entirely • reconciled.
. We felt delighted ofi reachiug home
on • Monday avenaig to find a polite
.note front one of. the members of the
Young People's Guild of St: George's
chin -eh to .attendao At Herne that ey-:
ening. What tnade the At•Hoote snore
enjoyable 'popsibty -than .ever was' the
promenade feature. We did :not wartt
to tuakeMessrs.• Harry Cuff and St.':
Clair' Tweedie vin, but really we felt.
that the At Home Was •intended as a
reception after their • return from the:
fields of the. Northweot. • They
'aro members of St. George's choir-
-as weli as of the Young •People's •
Guild: The S. S: rocmowas decorated
with. numberleto • small flago -pictur-
esquely arranged 'upon the walls • and
with. mole handsome sacred pictures.
Rev. Mark Turnbull gave' a 'short "od- •
dreso...Mr. Tfgert gave a congratulat-
• ory addr,esi alio to those assembled.
•Quite a. Monter of musicians took
part in the, evening"s entertainment.
Frank Doty; 'Fred, Doty and Miss Tye
gat e ofelto totes gramophone selec-
tions, Charles . Doty' ; -Miss Hooken
sang tit a very pleasing ,manner " The
Itear Homeland' .; 1Vfiss Banter played
some nice .piano selection's; as :did al-
so Miss Holt, Miss Tye and Mr. Qua:
•The Blackstone orchestra Only num-
bered, Mice musicians, but the music
was wonderfully. welt executed. by Dues
Victoria onit Master • Reggie, Mrs.
Blocks -time presiding at- time
Each pronienade was o.ccompanied by
'cite of. the' • above. While refresh-
ments being oassed around. the -Misses
Li,lie Barker and' Ethel -Cray .kiodiy.
game piano aelectiono.. 'God Save the
hing .:$41pilEd• '1:p the first &atonal&
'concert given' .by the Y. P., G. of -St.
Loss of- flos
When you can't eat break-
fast, take Scott's Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, • take Scott's
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a—mllk diet and
want something a httle more
nourishing, take Scott's
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. • Scott's Emulsion is a
great fattener, i great-.
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all body
tissues, not only fat. Scott's
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invalids, for con-
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, Scott's
Emulsion is a rich and com-
fortable food, and a natural
tonic.
• Scott's Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
We will send you
a free sample,
Be sure that thlt pickles
In the form of a label IT
!re= feotva.b"
SCOTT & BOWNE,
engtonm,
Toronto, Ontario.
504 and $i I ail dritislato,
furniture and undertaking. business of
Messrs.' Rhynas and Cornell These
young. men have given the .public their
utmost confidence to their• desire • to
win esteem by. their faitIthil attention
to their busitess• in all its 'details.
The :new firm conies highly • rec-
ommended by tha Welland Press. Mr.
Rhynas at an early date. intends tak-
ing a trip to the Pacific Coast. . •
We have heard frcon what . we feel
casured is a reliable •soutee, no -less a
person told us than one of : the prize
*Miters, that the directors of the G..
N. W. tvid give ito. prioes this ytar..
That would be o• disgrace to the riding'
of West Huron. • If funds .are so • low
as that subscriptiOn shoul4. be taken
up to pay the min money and then
let the. G. N... W. die honorably if.
it •cannot possitly exist any longer,'
bilt the affair' calla :for investigation.
.Mr, Noble Smith' was able 'to go. to
the. a.tore lost meek alter a feW days'
'illness frOdueed by. inrammation,
Revivals- still • go 'on at Victoria
street 'church. • . ' • •
Two. stags and •a doe wete the prow-
ess of Mr. Frank' Pretty, late of Dew-
soo, arid Captain Donley, •plicit hi.' the •
Bruce Peninsula. We were told: that
they weet up there oh a bear hunt,
but the tare fact may be 'that there
are only clecro.in th.sit•-gteat wild. pen-
' • , .
We congratulate Miss lVfarrile • Porter,
datighter of Mr. and Mrs,- John Por-
ter. of the dairy farm, on her hirthda.O
honors ad- a large. party' was given in
her lotoor and many •beatitiful preso
ents. 'Mr.. • George .Sowerby's violin'.
deligbtful Ain, for those *Ira
delight in the light fantastic step.
Many. returns of the same Mamie:Mr.
Lamprey also osoisted an the rrinSical
prOX: am. • .
George's.. 6 • •
.The :Daeghters of the 'Empire will
have a: progrissive • euchre 'party • 0I1
Friday eveohg.• Prizes will be given
to the May. winners. •
• Eight dollars s.' ton 'was paid. here
last week • for coal. . .
Last Sunday being the . World's Un-
ion Temperance Sunday, all the S. S.
children of Koox and the two Metho-
dist • Churches, with their 'teachers,
gatlicted together at North street'
church. Inspector 'ram Tom marshalled •
them in. They kept the' best of Order.
throughbat the addresses given by the
different speakers.. Mr. 'Walter ttrid-
ham . was the master of ceremontes.
He made o congratulatory .address coo
nooneing ' the tenor of the meeting..
•Mr. • Million led •in prayer. Mr. Geo.
31. Elliott then canie forward with
Itis blackboard lesson, illustrated • by.
•a drawing Of an anitnal .which ; some
he said 'called the devil fish and some
the cuttle• fish, but he coaled it a
squid. He of obtuse likened. it t the
bar roota, the only room' in the hotel
which he walled destrOyed. gi.
liat followed the illustration by giv-
ing the history Of a min* in London
who otter being a drunkora joined the
tempetance body, then for •seven. years
was a nioflef husband and father, a-
massed • money, lived in a fine home
ana "fell .a viotim agoin to
strung drink mid lost all he had. Mr.
Tom .spoke in an encouraging woo
of Mr. Elliott s illustration and re- •
toted the story • of a young man wim
. had given up. the use of liquor mid
after years when taken suddenly ill in
44 nein was given liquor as a cure
and then fell it victim and. finally lost
Itis life through jumphig out of a
win'ow and faling 'upon stories.Rov.
Mr.. Anderson emphosized the readitig
of -Surto Pritlhatn ond said Isaiah
kuew whereof be slick° when lie wrote,
. ° the priest and the prophet have
erred throtioli strong drink,'
ilir.•Itarrisen of Victoritt street
woisol.61 a. turnip from his' own garden
and it tutted 00 beim at 25 Pottitds.
Organist CO unfurls the flag ()ISL.
Gc age every Sunda}, a. in, at his res -
id lice,
Before Mrs. McColl took 'doom the
bridal arch tinder which her sister be.,
came Ale wife of Mr. Christilaw of
Mind River, a photographer was sent
Ica to tate yhoto of the drawing
'room with tie little timid of honor,
her doughter Mildred, Mending before
it with a basica of floaters in her
hand. Ito picture is a vary pretty
one, the little ntaid, the portraitn 011
the wall and the bridal omit.
At the telperotiee hall, Auburn, on
Nov. nth Mayor Cameron of Odder -
kb addrese the WeSt Ifutott
Farmers' Ingtituto at the evening ges-
tsirn on Catuttlit,
Mt, Sauteit Wilson lute eotrittienced
his OM rehiclenCe Olt Trafalgar etreets,
Malt Breakfast Food.
THE . . MOST -.NUTRITIOUS.- 'AND
DELIcrotrs OF ALL CEREAL •
-FOODS. •
• The science of our progressive . age
hss evolved an ideal -food combinhig
the loalth-giving properties of . pure
Malt with the virtues of the chrricea
Canadian wheat. it is a food that is
relight& anel used today by all daises
of our Canostian People, Malt lircak-.
test Food his becoine an almost 'uni-
te -mat favorite.. The orrice puts it
Within reach of every family, It is as
cheap as ordinary °anneal' and gives
happier results in health and 'strength
building. Deing partiallyt . digested,
Malt Breakfast Food .does not tax -di.;
g Eton like °anneal. and • other 'com-
mon grain foods: It Contains all the
el wants: of true nutrition and is :a-
dapted for . the support of life trom
day to day. It builds hp flesh, bone
end musele.; it give's actitrity •. • and
Cltarn Ss • tO .the brain. Ask. your
•gtocer for it. ...
els, or 144 per acre. August esti-
anate 21.3, crop of 1901, 10,089,178.
• Buckwheat -98,824 acres, 911,683
bushels, or 20,5 per acre. Crop of
1901, 1,757,071 bushels,
•Deans -58,964 acres, 670,638 bu-
shels, or 12.4 per acre. August esti-
mate 11.7, average crop or 21 years,
672,406.
opriEracil.
• . • •
- We are glad to learn thot Mr. Ar-
thur • Tule has obtained a.. lucrative
positien on the G.- T. R. at Sarnia.
Mrs, 'A. 1'. Baldwin, of Port Cald-
well,who sitent some weeks here the
guest of his Iriend, Mr. E. VanEvery,
is nont g Olinda at Toronto,
'His holidays will end on •Dec. ist,
ter %shah date ho will resume' his
duties on the C. P. R.. • •
. Mr.. and Mrs; R. Ransford of Clio -
ton .were ib town last week. .
• .S.r. fiporlSig,' late of Toronto, has
accepted a Position •iti Battle Creek,
kith. Ars. Sperling atid 'Hazel were
the gneots hest week. of Mrs. Forrest,
The .1tooie of Mrs. McColl was the
steno of touch Pleasurable enjoyment
on Wednesday' morning when her
yo: ngest sister, Miss Clara Vatotone,
Blind Ritter, became the bride of Mr.
IL II. Club Claw of the same place.
The bride 1001.ed exceedingly pleasing
in her travelling gown of pretty .dark
grten hopsack, with cream silk waist,
trimmed with pearl passementerie.
Little Miss Hildred McColl, niece of
the bride, locared lovely in a costume
of cream silk beautifully trimmed
%%We silk chantilly laeo, white
stockittita and .white slippers, carrying
has' et of white caritatims, myrtle
tied holly, with the nog laid lightly
upon the flowers, Rev, Mr. Dunlop of
I. lb too rerformed the wedding cere-
it onto assisted by key. Mr, IVIeGee;
T!te. triaal party stood antler a flOral
eh hinted of holly, myrtle and
ittowdrot it, interspersed with White
atul pilot earnatiotti, Miss Tena Mc-
Coll playing 1Vietulelssolin's wedding
• march as the bridal party entered the
drawhg footto The dinter tvas beaut-
ifully served, the bride's cake being
placed iti the cetitte of the beautifully
decorated table. The guests were from
thingliam, Listowel, Loyal and town.
he preoents %taro very beautiful,
featly of thou being valtuthic. The
happy coo* left Mt Hie early •alter.
nom train atnid the Welt wiahei of
many Mende who gathered at the sta
tion. The bride's hat was of dark
,greett hopsack, to match het travel-
ling the ohly decoration being
green birds
, o
staringto the. funcrsa to the insignia • George W. Sinclair,. 'an expert en -
of their order While the SVoodinen of geaVerfront Neer York, said the
thWorld ttended as ptivate eiti-
printing presses ard plates could . be
e a
rMis; lite day was fine and: the fun- hoed for nothine.- eloe than the mak-
eral .vcry large. Much , sympathy is ing of counterfeit notes.- The photo -
extended to Ma. and Mrs. T. Mackenzie- graohic plates, he said, wera.notthe
•lie On the loss of their onlyson, also uS110.1 negatives, but were pooitiyes.
to Mrs. • Harry Edwards and Miss .Tho ordinary negatives would -print s
bill the wrong way about. George
Mabel : Mitekenzie, sisteas. Of deceased.
kirkpatriere of the Assiotant-liodeiv•:
• Mr. Cameron of the engine works
has accepted a•position which he held er-General's °Mee swore that the
some 'years ago at Albany, N. Y., noteo found Wore forgeries; . •
that . of I:apt:tin of or dredge at that. -••• 1.1'Why. was not Ethel ilaymoral' s
place, • . s . • • orate/re put .1b7 • wits asked of
. .,
Mr, Jones and family of LOyal will .rootrit 'Attoracy Curry
at an early date remove to town. - "She has 30110 aWaY. She is in
W. Burrows and. Soh are rushing .Buffalo." , ol'
things. Lost week they shipped to '
London lour -ears of wheat and the
•-
precediag
preceding. week one carload t St o .
•Thomas. .
The • Wo .dinen of flio • World intend
at a not . very great period to unveil
a monument erected over the grave of
their late Brother 1Vitmoay, who died
„recently at alekland aim]: .was a son .
of Mr. and Mm.. Murray of Victoria ."
street. ••• ' •• • , • •
Mr. Robert Clark left oa Thursday
-afternoon on receipt of a telegram
.antiouncaig 'the death' a his broth-
er, • Mr. Samuel Clark, a prosPerous -
'merchant '• of St. Paul Who had been
ill- for inonths' previous .to his ,death
on Tuesday.. Mr. Clark remainedfor
the funeral- • • . • • • •
•• Talk. about referendums 1 A little
gtnl atout three and a 'mil years of
age was whirling around on the side -
Wolk on. Saturday to ntake .herself
drunk,. she soid..olthen she began to
feel dizzy • she sat down upon a door
'step cud aid, "Oh, it's nice," then
up and at -it again. A cheap, but de-
cidedly ptactical.. plairs Mr. Dooley
should come . up • to- the Huron Tract
and. find something *sufficiently. inspir-
ing :to treat: Mr. klinttisay to, •
Roonly houies will likely be' tenant -
1 ss season'. One: lady said :that
.she must look up a. smaller. -house
and emit:her family will do the satne,
but it will cost them the price of a
good bit al fuel to ••move and much an -
A FAMILY NECESSITY;
. . .
" .0wing10 artificial modern life,
altruist •everybotly sutlers more or less
from constipatioo, torpid. liver and
sluggish kidneys and as Dr. Chase's
Kidney Liver Pills arethe most
prompt andthorough' cure for this
derangement they have. • eotne. to be
considered a faintly neceesity. Hosts
of families would' notthink of. .being
without theni. One pill a dose, 25C' a
• boX.-.
•
Potatoes -144,734 acres, 18,942,-
250 bushels, or 89 per acre, against
as crop of 18,116,687. bushels in 1901,
average year.• • • •
Mangel Wurtzels-76,558 acres, 89,-
440,924. . bushels; or 511, per acre.
trop of -1901, 29,683;324. . •
Carrots -8,625 acres, 8,2274161 bu-
thels, or 874 per acre; a small in-
crease over 1.901. •
Turnips -186,725 acres; 71,740,204
oushels, or 525' per acre. There were
68,287,467 btishels 1901,
Corn for husking, in the earo-371,-
959 acres, 20,51.2,194 bushels, or 55
per 'acre, against 77 M 1901, which
yielded 24,888,105 bushels. ,
Corn for silo aid fodder, green -
209,859 . acres, ;2,611,334 -tans, or
12.4 per acre. In 1901, at 11.9, the
crop was 2,359,511 tons. • .
• 'Hay and dover-2,646,202 Acres,
4,955,488 tons, or .1.87 'per acre. The
average of the 21'. years was 1.48
tons per acre: •' ' '
'Apples -48,185,125 < bushels, • or
6.86 bushels per tree of bearing age.
This is 7,000,000 in. excess of the
August estimate. .
• Tobacco -3,070;717 Pounds,' a trifle
'less than 1901, 8,11,8,580. . •
The crop 'Of red' clover seed is 283,-
.840- bushels, and of alsike 182,882
bushels. • In 1901, the Crops were
262,282 and 112,010,. respectively,
but the are o . in 1902 shows an ino
crease 01 about So per oentola eackt
. Pleven. persons and 10000. deer
killedIs' the mord of tho o hunting
season irt•the Adirondacks for 1902.
, •
- HANGED PROFESSING INNOCENCE.
Henry Bose Dealt With in. Nihon, B.C.; I
• I by Itadeliffe.
\ Nelson, B. C., Nov. 22. •-• Henry
Otiose, who murdered John Cole, near
Nakusp, B.C., in June; was hanged
here yesterday morning at 8 o'clock
by Official Executioner Radcliffe.
Rose, who Was convictedon circum-•
stantial evidence., strongly asserted
his innocence of the crime, and hie
statement to this effect shortly be-
fore suffering tho death penalty was
read .to the assembly by rather Ale -
holt of the Roman Catholic Church,
who attended Rose to the scaffold.
In it Rose bade good-bye to .all his
friends, and forgave all who had any-
noyancething to do with placing hint in his
.. .
present -position. The execution wont -
off Without a hitch.
. .
REJECTED BECAUSE OF BAD
• • COLOR:.
Hundreds ri radtaites, of butter are
re;ected each week' by oxpert barer
boyets in Canada, simply* because the
color is bad. The shade demanded by
home consumers and for export is the
one' golden tint 'which. can only be •
produced by Walls, Richardson & Co's•
Improted Bitter Color. Other . colors
s .1c1 by some dealers are poor intita-
Hors and . must corititate to give
trouble iiodcause loss of money to
all olto use them. • Tho goverometit
creameries Gila school's and the most
experienced creamery men and (1444034 -
melt ih Canada floe Wells•Richardsou
& Co s ,Improved Butter 'Color at all'
10448 88 for tho production of prize
Lutter. No mud, no itimitrities, every
.drop pure ard clear, All druggists
ond dealers.
4
To bleeelifeE§ litkIlk Capital.
MontrOol, Nov, 22o -A apoeial
meeting of tho Dank of Montreal
5hareholes has been called for Jain.
next,' When' three propositioos wn
be attboilbtect by the directors for.
opproYal 'Pilo one of public interest
is a. bylaw, authortting tto inereaso
of the Capital stook of the bank by
Such ittuount as May be detennitiod,
possibly, by 611,000,000, which would
maim the capital $15,000,000.
hfottkey Brond Soap makes 66-pinir like
aold, tin like silver, crockery like marbte,
sad windows like trot4
PEACE AT PANAMA. •
Rear -Admiral cagey sailed at Once—
Treaty In Signed.
Panama., Not'. g2.-0onstil-Genera1
Guilgoielanded frinn the Wfaconstn at
4 o'clock :yesterday afternoon, bring -
Mg the limas that a treaty of peace
had been signed the same afternoon
by the revolutionary General, Rorer-
ra, and tho Government Coramissiono
erg. Rear -AM -drat Casey sailed at
once.. • .•
Clot R nattlat Defeat.
Ports, Nov. 22. -'Phe Goiernment
sustained o partial defottl in the
Chamber of Deputies last night on a
Socialist PropoSal to grant amnesty
for misdemeanors cotrimitted in con-
riectioti with strikes, for which Pro-
posers doznandod urgent considera-
tion. M. Trituilot, the %Holster of
Commerce, in tho ruttne of tho Glov--
roMment, opposed. The House voted
urgency for the Measure by 811 to
244, and referred it to a commlittoo.
SCORES 00 USERS.
'While Dr. Chase'Oihtmont is best
known on acount of its wonderful
Control OVer eeltiria, salt rheuit and
piles, it is found to he in almost
daily demand in natty homes as a
cure for dillbiatioil chafing, pimples,
sunburns, Scalds, burns and each and
, every form of itching, irritated or in-
flamed akin. It la invaluable in every
home and as a soothing attd 'Mall
application khOWSno ectai4
Ir PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN
THE NEWS -RECORD; •
•
ONUMENTS.
••••
-
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other Meet
ailments are uttiekly relieved by Vapo-C reso-
lone tablets, ten centspor box. All druggists
Rattenbury Street Works
Direct importers. k Man-
, :hip and Material guaraoteed.
J.. G. SEALE and CO.
PROPRIETORS.
R.
11fier' Wood's rhoophodino,
The Great English Rentals,
Sold and recommended to all
druggists ln Canada. Only reli-
able medieine dial:levered. SLx
packages guaranteed to cure
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Meatal Worry, Excessive use of TO-
baccio, opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package Si, six, 15. one will gages
viz Wit cure. Pamphlets free to any Mamas.
Tho Wood Company, Windier, Oat.
, •
Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Clin-
ton by B. Combe, R. P. Reekie,
E. Hovey and 'Watts & Co. -druggists
TOR OVER SIXTY YEARS:
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing' Syrup has
been used by millions of inothers for
their children while teething. If diss
turbed of night and broken of your
test by a sick child sudffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get a bottle of "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup' for child -
reit teething. It wt11 relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it.' it cures Diarrhootoregu-
%tea the Stomach and • Bowels, cures
Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces
:Inflammation and gives tone ancl en -
ren teething is pleasant to the Mete
and is the presctiption of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price
25 cents' a bottle.. Sold by all drug-
gists throughout the World. Be sure
ergy to the: whole system. "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child -
:Lod ask for 'Virg. Winglow's Sooth-
ing Syrup."
RLD011111 GENITAL
8TE111118111P LINE
TOLEDO-SAULT ST. MARIE DIV.
1810)1. FREIGHT & P ASSENGER.
Weather permitting steam-
ers will depart per sehedule
shown below. . . it
• so"
The stEttiRe; run on
irregular schedUle for 'the balance of.
the season. ,
• STR. '` KING EDWARD"
withdrawn from the. Toledo -Sault Ste,
The steamer Kiog Edward has been
Marie. route
porrrit;. *and /Ohba- information
address Wm. Lee, Goderich, or
W. B. ROSEVEAR,
• . General Traffic Manager,
• Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.'
corfu to lie a Diorite Cirla,
, Londoo, Nov. '24. -Despite Opposi-
tion at Athens, where the press was
strongly opposed to the ocheme, the'
Municipal Council of Corfu has ritti-•
fied the centraet which the "Mayor of
Corfu made with e. ottnclienlb of Eno
ropecut capitalists to allow. tho es-
teblishment at .Corfn of e. .gambling
casino on an elaborate scale.
Ritellener arid the ?la&
' Aden, Arabia, 'Woo, 24. -Lord Kit-
chener has arrived here on his way
to India, and hos conferred" with thO
cominatulant, Gen. OfteiGand; con-
cerning the campaign, against the
Mullah.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Brom° 'Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the moitey
if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig-
nature is cm each box. 250.
ST. JAMES • WAFERS
51.0401,WiAltaalff. oar
ITHINIRpirCutiO4:81:76.0105}1:
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dota4ORDAIN AMERICA
NorgrealAigos
sta.,
0
Mai in Omuta t $1.00
toottits torso.** t
No remedy covers so large waft—
of usefulness as ST. JAMAS WAVER&
They are indicated whenever there
fs a weak condition, as they tone
up the different wins and bring
strength to the tissues.
Palpitation of the heart, poor di-
gestion, sleeplessness, weak nerves,
anwniia, and chlorosis, are quiEkly
relieved by ST. JAMES WAFURS ; they
also repair the waste caused by hard
work and fatigue.
Sr. JAMES 'WAVERS help stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
honest wit)* to get healtlyandstrength,
the kind that lasts, develops and 4
breeds the energy which acconi-
plishes much.
"St. settee Wafers furnish *
oiost powerful evidence of the
'runty in d pewee of medi-
cament by combination of jtOli.
elm% pearmaceutic prepare.
tiOner have used them with
good aticeethl *heti my yokels
needed otteneth.to
Dv. Chitties *Rho
DiverpOOir Attr•
&Janos Welters art not heard
remedy: te Menne:trent steady:ie.
Comte:Meting' them 18 their Imlimett
we mail me/opens/a soots requeet.
_When: deatero are tat getting ate
Witfert, they are mailed upert re.
ceipt of Dike et the Comedian
branch: St. hem Vlatits CO., 1718
St. Makable dt., *pettish