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I I . ---- I 00JUX IN A0*1NO ,wab Doit". BEAUTY SPOT$$ WWRIV.0 Milos opor�tool '040 000 Miles DANGER IN THE PLEA, I 04 04 Xplusa 10lde.
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I I TeliNG , * 1019094-14104fro Arrestelli Are U4 OX London, Nov. 11.-(C.A.r,y'Ms,
pong Mw a 11RIto I - - I I TX01141411 be$1,40a Took *% Ovor4o#q, and
- h A f!w waving locks about the fore. W14k a 1194POM40144-Tiso1oaftstoroi Avo What Giving Canadsk Troaty-KakIpit Times, coluluen
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I .1 FULK . . I Stop$ Awo:r. ead, temple auil ears are becoming to conoworhow asession of 0 Xyinpat*otlg aloworsWould Moao,Sor Glilbiort rar- , I meeting to -night, says: "The yree
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I I . I Toronto, Nov. U.-Yesterdav at- x thin face, � kor on Uosobery. . 1"ood lwaguo has allowed Itself to be
� K�! ,. � 1. terAOQA Mrs. Dogues, living At 40 If you will apply a I le pure white AtrIke-Othor 4099t ClOr "ospit witroat- � . captured by the Free, Trade Union, .
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. Czar street, thought that there was vasellite to y . SyAppatky. . Lonolon, Nov, 11.-(C,AX-)-At 4 , und the niveting is practically A Ij.
Montreal Demonstration. A QHILQ'$ REPROOF. something amiss with her husband, It will aid our eyelashes every night � meeting of tile l,toyal Colonial Insti- � eral donionstr4tion, ag4inft%,%.the .
I � . their growth ,and strength- Chicago, Nov. 17. -Torpedoes and. tutu � I' Jonl6t Governulent. It is probabl,v
I � I � ' i Thomas. 'She went to the dining- on them, , in the Hotel Aletropole, last Al
- It Jilronight I(Clndnexil. land It . stones were freely used to Interrupt Ali Sir Robert Uoldle, chairman, � upOq Chaniberlain's oppon-
- �� 11 , , dpainess , room and discovered him there traffic on the city car I'lle ght, 4' dawning �
fW* Thousand 111106tors Nothuslastio OVION to His or I , Don't become too stout. Al 1 . s yester- d . .
. , ondf4ther. i Asleep, with bib pipe and a bottle I , though . , eclared -that no recent movement' ' cuts that tile att(qlIpt to, show by
I I this speeches of Conservative Lenders— Once upon a time an old man, lived of medicine oa thO table near. plumpness of contour Is by no means day. Clubs and revolv(,vs , in the was niore far-reavIiing than Cana- individual utteranem here and there
, She , and$ of 2,000 policie, were not pul- da's plva for power to make her own I I
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. � Mr. Borden Unequivocally Declares Isi with We soil, Ills son became weary tried to waloe him up. but found � kt unbecoming, corpulence Is a thing to b. that the colonies do not want prefer.
I holonit to deter the strik reativ.s. Tbe proposal weant that viltial treittillt-lit, will not, be suilloicat I
of him and made him eat his weals on Impossible, and called the AmblulAnCO zors. Still, A dozen miles o
.. Favor of Canada's Bighti-Rou. Mr. I be avoided. . a ayinpathi- t
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. . . a bench at the other end of the room and had him taken to Grace Hospl, , Onion .sandwiches grovald to clarIfy Wentworth f the one-t6nth of the white population Of to blind the, public to the fact that
I Tarto Delivered a .111trong Speech In , . a
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. I The old man let a plate fall and broke tal, wfiere be died at 12"415 o'clock the complexion. The onigus, inipst be , venue line wa.s. kept open, the L'aildre might commit the uncon- , three colonial conferences -have de-
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.. braver of Protection to Our Industries. this morning. While lie was lit the sliced . . nino-tenths to 4 tremendoua olaxed that such treatment is. the
, I , His son 4 , - very fine and Salted, then placed � the boycotted lines wore abandoned. bilizavol, and the costs .of a war, Mr. only thing that really will cogsoll-
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... It . � � tlieA said that he $bell] hospital the doctors found out that between thin 011ces of bread and but, ! It is generally Admitted here that Challlb(�rlajn wa, t rst Colonial date th(i Empire." The Times goes
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� rMontreal, Nov. ll.--Jrhe Conserva,- e4t.out of a Wooden bow,l. One day he Was suffering from opium polson- te I , s It 0 11
-VVe demonstration last night will ' . V" I . . I . .1 Ing. ( . � . ir. ' . % . I a protracted period of .lawlessness Secretary to recognize the enorn.ious on'ti) -advise Mr. Chamberlain tQ .
. pass into history as one of the moat n - I I The arrangement of a woma I confronts Chicago Business is wvr- opportunities of Imperial ,sentialent "tftl�'
t i --L - He was 48 years.of age, and until I We hair ; iously Interfered with, Many big re, among tile ,colonies, and to trans- Ili e an early opportunity to develop I
Unportant ever held in this city. I �� � . - will either enhance or in r ),at ap* i tall hOU - .
. . � - three Weel;s ago was .an inspectorAn � a I $I Proposals on.,thei.r :Wdian side,
tKore were 2,000 electors present, i .- earauve. The wise wom it will wear, ses have I% I .. . ..
, , - - I- the York County Loan Co. 'For the 13 ,4 . id off half their inutc tile Colonial ()ffee from a .
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.'the majority being, French-Canadians, ' 11 - last few days he bets not been feeling her hair In the otyle'tbat proves be- forces. Some of the big, department- Sleepy Hollow Lind 1111) Van Winkle . �
I ill stores suspended. 8UO hands yes- concern into, a yaluable 111"hine 4or . Womon."Ad A4vertiXoro, . I .
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And while business men on the floor � 11 It 11 I - . well, and had been taking medicine eqlaing, whether It be fas)ilouable or turday morning. � tho cousullolatibn of the 10ulpire, Aln- How Important advertising has .be. I I I
�Of the house cheered their leaders, ! U . ;; I 1_ to cure him, and it is thought that 110t. . . . I � During the , night the. Wentworth jor Ross read a Paper on -Malarla. come Is suggested by the observation ..
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,McGill and ,Laval students yelled 1 , '. - . he took An overdose. He leaves a Doliet think that because you are line was blocked not a t: onles. " They � t there are but two . .
� their approval in the . I - . , with stonies. in many in I i ulld the -01 of a smart man tha I
I � galleries. Char- I I . I wife and five small'childrbli. . foi.rty and fair you also should be fa I . I
� les Chaput, a leading business ;- .t I places, switclit�s torn up and $20,- great editors In . .
man, : 1\ Coroner Johnstdn Issued an order � . were all Indebted to Mr. Chixmber� , the country --"one Ili
I and that nature 4" laid down a law 1 000 worth of darnage done. As the lain for his far-seving, and powerful the Americian-woman and the other Is
presided. The three great speeches ! . I 'for an inquest at, 8 o'clock to -n � .
% I . I . lght, that women shall accumulitte' layers ears left the barn three big torPO- efforts on Iwhalf of tropical wooll- the American advertiser," says the I
were those of Messrs. Borden, Monk . �1, W . � does, - concealed beneath tho ralls, ex- Ile favored the ), Philadelphia Re o d The wom 8 . .
and Tarte. Thu French-Canadian I %I - , ' with years, like a magnolia or any *oth- - elne and .sanitation. c r , ate
. .. - ,d. The whole track was Aorn idea that learned societies I I
lea,der dolivered a splendid address i . I . CKJAR COST TWO LIVES. or tree. plade should taste has much to do with the charac-
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in French and the audience became I J. I . I � . � . . .. Don't wash. your face th cold water up. The car, filled ' with police, was perlbolical1v send out special cO1112111-4- ter of tlie leading journals, and the . :
. XNA Persisted, In Smakin'a In -Theatre and , I I . I raised. high in the � sionorO to report an the 'sklnitary-af4- d rtiser's enterprise makes every- . . � I .
frantic with delight. ' I :. if you have been weeping. It o air and confusion i - . I .1, I . I a ve
I Illy was general. Reserves rushed tothe' -,-.-: - - . . - I , .
Causured Laurier, I . shooting 0ollowe I.. makes a bad matter worse, Instead thing possible to.the newspapep, It Is I
". . . . . ngot, A great. crowd gathered, And CullAn ltvalproult*, With U .
, nglish, the Conserva- I I I , .$.
Speaking in E I I Wallace, Idaho, NOV. 17,- -Two per- bathe with rosewater And then put a I �)otlllg und sto 0 1 1 because women read the - newspapers . �
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tive leader severely I I sons were killed and two wound I ed in ' soft cloth n -throwing was gen- Washington, Nov. I I.-Yestorday's I .1 I �
censured the I saturated with rosewater vraL Senate. was devoted I
Laurier Government in conne ! - a shooting affray at tWentrance of . , Many menabera of - the niob session of the I that most advertisers I buy it I s space. I . .
ction I i I I . over the eygs. . Nvere Arrested and many'other were exclusiv(qy to tile reading of the I I
With the Alaska award. He said that I I the Wallace- Opera 'House Alonday i I .. . clubbed, . . . I . I .. - President's it sk . . Roonk, Llirlitp. I I .
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Sir Wilfrid had been assured by Sir - - . night, The, shooting occurred just . . Y., . I s - " I � . of . . � -
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. . 'Before a Girl Pronalmetn. . Blot,rs Let OfrEsiall' . recl')roclt� . th Cuba. - I '' The difference between gas � and oil. . I
Charles Tupper, speaking for the Con- I -- � - , I as the tbeatre-goers were leaving the I Whole hearted affectionis,.In the me- . 1. . . ' it 1: I lamps In the matter of vitlating the � � � � � .
'. � 1. . . . theatre, `lhe dead arc: Dr, . Yesterday the hundred persons .a3r- .. I -
se"vatives, that lie would have their 11 - � � ' W. F. � . I - _
. . _U i� - Ar -0 n Jority of cases, absolutely essential to restorl during the past 48 hours were - Pill), Ative, But No 11 o a, .air of a'room Is significantly In4leateli . . .
sul)port if he continued as he had be- I - .. I , F! is, shot . through th'e .head, .and . . . . . 11 --p . In the fact . I
- - .1 . .. I , Win.. Cuff, minor, .shot three times, ,married happiness, but it must be com- released with inere reprlinands lnth6 . Strathroy, Nov. 11. -4-, that flo�lsts u
gun, but the Premier had changed . - . I ,-A I Patrlclo� .
his attitude without consulting Par- .- . And the wounded, Chief of I-3qIic,-bIned beforehand with practical cqui. Police Court. This I niency encour- :Upton, the farmer. their greenhouses, gas never, Too fre- 1.
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liament, and accepted a treaty � , , . NcGovorn, shot through right hand* ' mon sense, which wIll enable a girl to, ages other trIke synipathj26rs. The with an ax, is still living. There Is, quent emphasis can hardly be put upon � . .
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which did not have to be ratified oy I . I ,_ .. . . � . I .. Opera House,policenlan. Rose, §hb , ! gain a clear insight jilto. the character police have, dilliculty in preSenting. however, no hope bold out' for, his the necessity of airing a' room thoil- . .. I
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the representatives of the C, Wian A BOWL FORTOU TO'ZAT OUT 0 . F WHEN Ili leg, The trouble arose Over Cuff,' of, the man she pi6poses to marry. convicting evidence against.rlbters, .recovery.. I . .. . . .. ougbly that must be slept In after b I ay. � I .. .
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people. Mr. Borden said thaft after YOU ARE OLD.." , , I I . Insisting on .smoking a -cigar in tho I Girls nowadays are'apt to think that . I .� I I .. 1. Ing beon gas lighted throughout:the ' . ..
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the sact gallery, Rose took the -eigar .away - . In 'to save. prisoners. With�,n the I Kinij Approve'l. � I I
-ifice which the Premier ha,A I this unkind soil saw b it hands me, attractive and fascinating . . evening, A precaution too often n .
Made of Canada's interests Is own little boy after 6. struggle. . Cuff waited'uutil. .9 next 48 hours -the city Is expected to, London, Nov. 1I.-Thp King.. ap- . . eg, I � ` I
nothing I cutting a piece of wood. . . lover' must -necessarily make -a good . . . iocte,T - - - . . .
of advantage to I He asked the performance was over, and as husband I whereas it frequently bap- . be completely tied up, � I proves Of tile appointment of Leo- � L . . . .
expected, Canada could be him what be was making. - . . Rose canwi out 1wga:n firing, and fhe ' L The teamsters -axe debating the Berg,rholz .as consul for the United . ,IN TH.8 KUWS-RECORD . . ., � . . . .
orlil, resulting In tot the re: L ' States . At Three 111v . ers, ,Quebec., . IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE , . . I . .
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ty said he was as loyal a . I ff's-death from policomcntSLLbullo s. 1 �4.01no of ws . .
-vative par- out of when you are old,li answered Cu' t . sponsibilitles of married life. Before a their manibc have becii . . . I � . . . I
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The leader of the Conset � "I am making a bowl for you to eat - fusilade became gen pans th;t he Is totally unfit question of. a sympathetic strike. .
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subJect as any man in Canada, but, the child. .- ' , � I � . I 1. woman promises. to be the wife of a I .discharged for blockading the tracks. - - - . ",-. I ----1--- . ' . "" " , " . . -,.-.-,OMMMMNMMN . . I I I . 11
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he added that firq+ r I I This pricked his' fa erls heart . . 1.. . - I .. I . man it Is a du which she.owes to I of -.'the v boycotted line. They claim I . . � . . . � -
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back to the table and treated. him more
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not or mean, as many ,. ;dj,unct'L ,
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discussed the fiscal
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hls.p�lvate life and atTairs. The time - sQoliation declar" the tearnsters have -
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out if y by. common. consent'. agrood. to. drive.
.to find our. -fancy. for a: m aii's , .
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frarte, who got a splendid
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opinion that my . cousin, Alai -till -
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in - by his life's hIstory are located
company's tracks
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reception. The ex -minister said he
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I,oaw, was murdered in Baltinio.ro by
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and wbe*ther bis habits are good and L '
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appeared on the )Iatfornit with Con-
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fi@aterfial
members of Order' to
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. his tastes congenial is dipring,courtship. of - co-likeiraffic.. 116',fias all-
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Laurier should invite bill, to to
and other miner'
al substances by -band. .
was the only Hebrew m6niber. I - ho I Id
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I ch. girl should scrutinize her nounced-that any offending teamster
'ellilracter
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Quebec he would accept the invita-
The whole mass - was 'dklbd and sdf�
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tened, in theair and then shoveled Into-
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opinion of the cofoner's jury. 1 -be-
i. carefull y. as she would, a new hafor . �
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come to him he must go to them.
Washing machines, where the soluble
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lieve and. sb . all try to� pr6ve his death
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I . gown, and - then she should be able. to I L '
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due to the circumstallec,tbat he was
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claring that the Conservative party
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pIoyees in the sortingL r6om *was A
a Jew." This,statument wds nfade
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o. marryi . traction company is In the hands of
of to -day was led by inon of large
young. boy,'who one. day. noticed ,a
last, night :in. his by Dr, "' Leo�.
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diamond and a garniat, both' in' the
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puld Hirshmarm of this city. -
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an- a duty to be present. Thera rough, on the -end .of- a small board. . u DOY as � aZvu to ueaLn be- - . . . .. I - - . I .
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we,re, he said, questions above party, cause he was a Hebrm He WAS. Put I - ..-- �- -",..-,---- . . . . .... ... ,.. , . , . ,
He tIlted.the board, and -the garnet roll- . . : Dr. H. T.. Patrick says: "If'you . wish i in- the hands ' of .thb Ppoler � . . . , � , .
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and tile tariff was one of them. He I e& off, but the diamond � stuck. fast. 1. on 4ce and made. to leal). bliftd.fold' never -to be nervous live with reasont. 1- The 'strikers assert the company 01.�DEST,.. LAI�CIEST,- MO$T 'WIDELY. CIRCULATED .AND. ONLY I . .
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clainied . ., -down bL � pi�cc jeo an_., subjected � * to, - Stiitils -oldivrs, NATIONAl. AQJR1CU*LTURAL . PAPP.R IN .. CANADA . . - - , �, .. . .
that Alex. Mackenzie had ! Looking more closely, he saw that the. iP* ' d , . I have a plArpose in lifoi and work for it;. 1. whAlts to get United s . , A ND ' ' �. h0,'y`iE .. . � I .. .
been rulned by his free trade I I , . . ."all Sorts Of ill-treatincrit.," . The State Guard.calindt be dL, - I . . . � - : . .1 . . . I . I . I
'00 - I board was greasy' This gave him an - .. I . . - , � � � Olay joyously, Strive noVfottll6 unat.- I herb. . I .. � . . � . 1. I I . . I . . 1. I ..
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leagues, and Mr. Tart,L spenled to I . ? .1 ��� taliii1b 'ever regret the unalterable ! pbnaod iupon. to def�nd the. �clrpora� . .- . . .
draw tile Sam(, inference with regard idea. He. got a larger. board and tried . ., . .. I .1 . .1 I � .. I .1 . I . !e n . . . . . 1. � ..,
. .. , . . 1. .. . I " ltovfe '.tfu0'F&0a Trial. . I . 0 .4 . I tidn ag4inst the union, bmecaLlse it Is. ,, . I . . .. -1 .
to Sir Wilfrid Laurier. I several kinds '.9f minerals, Invariably � . . I . . I be not. annoyed at trifles� Win to attain i. . . . I . I I I . . . 11 ...... .
. Toro A , , . . � composed 'so large I members Of ',' . � .
the other stones rolled oft w4b a shake Ato, Nov,.11," ntbon.v Suin- I neither .great .knowledge 'not. great � . - .1y Of . ... . . I I 9M . M I .�
� Ontario 11rotectiodist. I. I � I � .1 . . � . . , unions. ,. , - � . I . ..,.
I I ley Roi,�'L, charged with , defraudiniX :.'. . � 1 .. . � I a 29 . �
ITLI claimed that the ina.lority of or two, While even a thin i coating, of 06 Great'Fingal COO . s6lidated Win- riches,. but - unlimited. goinlogn.. sense . . Wo.pa�scrigers- are dai-ing to* ride Ili . , - I . I ..
Ontario Liberals wel,e grease. kept all thoil. dittmonids In- their I be not self centered, but love the good the. few -cars the coniptin'y.� is'Oi)0rat-' I � I I I i . . I .1 I
protectionists, � inff ClilliParly outof halt &.million of . . I
as Were the peulile of AlunLreal. Mr. I places. Then this,wideilwake boy went and thi 'neighbor as th , elf. Th& time � . I , . I
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.Pielding had promised a mvision,.but * I to work. and. Inyented a machine that Is . dollars, .. and - tirrested, here . s6 . me. I � �t.o start such an JdpAI life 1.8 Ili .early 11 its'wbole.line At the polic&.W � oultd* do-, . .- 1. .
. ' .- weeks ago, -has been o.rdered baf.-* to I . - I I .
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two or three victories at bye-elec- now successfully. doing the work -of' Ekq,lan,d to s . . , I I -childhood. Two capital 'errors In:*the Jend their cars, but Chief'WNWI has � � � I �
tions 11 � tand -trial. Detective. 111� I . . . . - 0 0-1 0 0 0 A- .
had causid nk it diamond picking.for alltbil South sp�cior Sagoi�. o5f the�Londoh Police; ! n iixoi dbplor6d.bY. .fuFied.-to spread his';fbirce out Air— I
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was all right, hence the blind policy African. mines, and; .neeoll�s's. to say,. . w!ll, stai-t 16r England to -day, it, is I the author: (1) Leading children. Iiito . I �bqr, because he says. he ciin't tako"', - .1, - ' AV . I . .
they art now pursubi%:, Then Sir I the young Inventor has made all indew expecte.ol * with his -orfsoner'. Ii.we.h als � pl6asures �' and ,du.+Aes ,'beyond'. thOr I carO of, what I he . is. fiow. ha'ndllnl�., ,� �'. Ar . I .
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Will"id Laurier returned from Eng- pendent fortune, just because he*kept Put UP,'& hard fight against. beina ,.y6ars, and (2).magnifyiiig ,their Impor- the'll' �, . � .
land. 111r. Tarto said that his osi- i his eyes open- And his wits about him' sent back for' trial. -Wfi6n.the d' Won ' tanci In tbelaintly. and in. s�qllety- . It . long *Clark street, there -are police .
tion Was uncomfortable. Some P one I . Oc . . . . 4 . t 'fi*both 'sid's�of � � � � . 11 . I � � . " ��. I
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that day when h ^a first noticed the dif- - . was. - given yesterda,v' hci - was vlsiblv� - 'is quite as dangerous'to* give. to ch,,. �velry- ten. feet apar 0 . - .6. . .
lie . the tiacks,- and Irorii ten to :twentY' . .
�Abd .to go, and was that some . affqpted, although h6 fefrained froin 1'dreu*t4e::pIeaSures of idu)[W as I . .
one, and be was glad of it, as he I ference in'the "sticking qualities"., of I , to .re�;�. ' oil each .. ear, The - crowds line -the - � � I o� .. . .
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which he believed. . I I I . . . . e a roursa he has P., nfO I tnre."--�-Wolnan's. Llfi�.-. � �� . I . . � slightest delay . of cars; yelling, hiss- I .. . . I . .1 I .
Ile had copies of , , , , ar�ested. . ., J I 1. . � I � . I . . . .
over 200 petitions addressed to the Waking a ipletu . , I .. . . .ustice -Britton declared . . � . 1. . . . - . jeeri. are- roared'out. - I. ... . . . � . . .� I . 1. . .� .
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Government asking for a higher Here Is a rainy 4fty.game: Assemble I. � . . �:. "the Une3M. CIONet..' I I . . � . I A t% . -.1 I st, 1904 � . ' 1 52'. '.. L I . � . - . . ;. �. � .
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, room, ftr- been.,, establi 9 h col, , ' ' I .., . . . I . Montreal, Nov. 1-7.�The..-Nvhl.iers. at � X . . I . I I : 1; - .. I . . . .
y9ur company in a.d4rkened I . had . . . I f ter JA' .; Price "I 1 501, - . .
tariff, yet they remained deaf to the � � .., . I Every hotisiwife.I takes or should M s Numbe . . .
- ranged.for a magicilintern exhibition. I . . � � .. . I . I , e--aAlvely' interestAn her ho . . I � I .. . . � .1 . . I 1. ro, - ". � . . .
public appeals. Mr. Tarte was par . , I , tak - I . .. . . .. . . I .. . . .1
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ticularly severe on Sir Wilfrid Laur- You should have a camera on hand td , notagoo to Rfko,.i*vd Tliem. . , ' linen,- and, Unlike. her sisters - of . old,: sti�lkc at noon yesterday,. .aid'." a, Nv,ivl�ubscribers. gat llr -flee, includillii m4gnifict-nt 0hri,-;t. L . . .1
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ier in his demand for treaty -making aid In the fun. I . . . . I . . I . . . . she .is not obliged t6 spin her bed- i%esult 150 guests ha:d to.go lunch - . I . .. . .. I . I . I :..
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Who will sit forr a photograph?" you in a des'pat6h pl6thes.,wi her bwn fair hands. She less for over'an hour. The nelm . . ,y . a . . . . �
such power as it would lead to the " I . 'ieccl�'ed- hor6'froin D,I- . . . I . man- - . .. . ... I I � . . I I � ..
must ask. . I! . . grade, , - Serviii, , ' I ent last, -we k -gave .the - o 1, I I . .; . .. .
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gravest consequences. � ' . that, the ' British � may, of coursei embroider or hemstitch agern 0 . rder I I I . The Wifflim Wdld Co., - Ltd 'London, Ont,6 . � .� .
I The first who voluiiteeis� Is. invited Charge, #'Affair . by way of1dileorafici ,. but-tbiit is all. that -1tinefi' would be* fr6m.:12 t o 2 . .. . . . I - ., I
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On Chamberlain's Back. I to sit ln- -front of the ca . . inch instead. of I to' 3'. %' The *.w,aiters .
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be the policy of the Liberal party in after a minute, a. thlid. and:..a fourth, ' birthday of Klilig'.'Edward. This re, grandmother InAhe work of her ,o*ii .. . I I . . I ... a . : . I I . : . .1
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cam- and so on. I . , . . - I tllsal� was in accordance -With hi's In- - a d . Tbe. closet-inay �e eltller an , UNIONISn.HAS ITS LIMIT AF ER ALL. 4 . . . I . 1. . I . . . . ,�. . � .
paign on Mr. Chairlberlaili's back. , structi,ons not. td lll�jll I .. . T . I . .
When the Photographer has collected - tain. diplory)4-, : old carved oak chest or a low box. con- !, . . . . 1. . I . I . � . � I . �� I , . � I
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tic.relations with King Petor.'s G " .1 . . �-. .� . I - * : . . � . . I .. I
Conservatives a magnificent success, about a dozen he Is' rigily to iihiow the ' - ' - " - ' .1ov- v6rted, . into an.. ottoman and : draj;leol 4, P.. or L., Opposed to �Grasltiag thaitilr: .. I I . . . . . .. .. 1.
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have on' hand the, same: number of I. I . - I trunk may b utilized 6r there . B 'ston I I . I . . . . . . . . . , . I �
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. �. . � . � Wed kils Xnife. - - , , . � i Way be some recess at the landing of � of resolutions ,,�,As, resurned on. I � Fot Valbl . . . . Ts. . I
-At the banquet upon the sheet The result will be very ', ' . . � . � . I I . . . I .1. .. . - . ..
Chicago, Nov. 11. I comic.slides' and throw themIll.tural - . ation
of the Illinois Manufacturers' Asso- fu ' - .Lindsay, Nov..' 11..---!Cbarles- Brad- : the stairs which couId-very well serve .tile openiB4 -.of the Federation of � . . .. I . I . I . . . . - . . � . �..
ciation last night, � Amy. If the pictures ate specially I- ''head.cook ai the Cross Cre(,,I,B,l the purpose.�'Amerlcan, Queen. - I Labor Convent! I . I .. I � I . � .
John Chariton, , � -shaw, . . . � . . . on yest�rday, and the I I . . . I ,.. . . . � . .
M.P., of North Norfolk, Ont., made grotesque, any number .of youngster$ Oamp, on the line of - the Lindsay, I . TOrami, Atkins W:�s Busy. . . report. of a. PrOposiiion to charter I I . � . �. .� . I I . . I I .
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with pi relations between on' . . . I I.: bcayge61A . and Ponty�pool. R. ,,, Aden, Arabia, Xo*V.. 11, ri affillated body,. was promptly I I . . . . I U, ,.., .,. . * � . �
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Canada and afterno -. . used his knife on Thomas Mullin, a. , British Infantrymen and. one $ePOY met by - opposition- on the. ' ground .1. . �. I - � " -,-. Z�. I � . I .
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t he I :'nited States. � .. . . . I fallowmemploy(il, ., 'Mullift is badly: were' wounded in the engagOmell� that insurance . agents were not wage I . I I . -� - .
After listening to 'Mr. Charlton's A Few Word DoniFtm. .. I wounded.: Tb6 � quarrel originated .With a -tribe which recently., took I I -- ..L
address, the association declared un- . Here Is d list of words and phrases over the payment of a livery bill. - place in the. Aden I-linterland. The earners and because of the fact that �. . I L . I
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animously for reciprocity with Can- in common use tbat,bdys and girls .. . � '. tribe's loss was heavy,'the killed In- , gh . I 1. I
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a,da, and passed resolutions asking should avoid tliey.ma� be'vasny re. I Damag:es or 80,00O.Given. , eluding :the chief's . *son.. . 11 �i . bership, rrii ' 6 result in an attempt .: .:- �:. . L I ,. . . . I I 1 �
the Government to bring this about. . I . . , . I I I . . i . to force insukaticii,.upoll follow indin- I.. .11.1 11 I I.: . .. � �
membere(r Don!t, say: ' . . I .1dofitreal, Nov� 11'.-Justfee.pagnu- . ., . . ... .. . . . . I . ,berq. - ,. : I I ... . '.... I . . I I I . 1 .1 . . . .1 . 11 I.. . I . . - . . . I
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.Fix for arrange or prepare. , action' - 1`0: U5,000 d , I .
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Windsor, Nov. 1 I. -After examin- Ride when you mean drive, - - ' . . brbught by Xis' . Isidore . Drouin of the Ontario Cabinet 'yesterday. a - . aef - that the .1 � . . .1 � h . I . ., A, _. , - . I . �
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Ing the man held in the Sandwich Real good for really good, I I . .. .a . ga Mjss1ZSiPPl and Domin- vote of $300 wiLa� passed to the, . .,lilany union . s -were not.ive'll organized I � ., .1 I I . . I . . . 1. . . . .
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jail on suspicion of being the mur. Not as I know for. not that I know. Ion Steamship. Company for 'the grand-datight,brs of Laura, Secord; the Was that they paid, too much atten- � . � I .. . I I . I � � . . I . . . . I .
ierer of Glory Whalen of Collingwood, I udg*ment was heroine of Bes�verdams,, �These .de- q a I
Try an experiment for make an ex- I . .. . - "this curse of Insura ce, .
( � death .of her husband. J p. tion to A
Chief Wills thinks him innocent. The .. ., 1. ,11riven. for phlintift. for. S6.000. I seelidants of .Mrs.' Secord axe in Ili- a are asked, to endorge.-O . . I
prisoner confossi-s to having hoe . perlment. .. . . . . . � I 11firent circurnrf.wh"F � ; . � . I I , which w . ... I . . . . .. . . . � �, Zo I I I
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. Collingwood, arld his record will be She don't read -well for she doeon!t - ', .. 7! ". - .7 ( ft;;�.-4"��,, -C...jWw�.-.lcy1i;-T,1quIAcd Ozone.) . a . . . I 14 I . I . .. . .
thoroughly inv`bstigated before he is .lead well. . I . I .-�.. .1 . "-- . . I . I . . .. I I I �. .. . I . . I .
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Stopping for staying. : 1: . , '.. ., I c, , . . . . . � . �. . � T boy and.girl, on accotint of its meaaing-?w-lf The Vicl-� . I 11
Albany, N. Y., Nov. 11-Superin-, - .. 'A - " . . I Aft " Iff % � . I I ' I
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tendent of Public Works Doyd,Tester- . . I . 10.. , . . . I : �. toria .Cross, " given for conspicuous tiravery. If only , I I . .
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State Canals will be closed to navi- The Land of Valry Tale , I . . L 40 19 ..., . it, how ' n Crogses Would have been.
,gation at midnight of Saturday, When I go uP the stairs'at night - I . I I I . L I . I I . � upon. I ma y VictortaL 'S L L
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Nov. 28. And mit uildressea for bed, ' , I or Llquozone-yet - We' GiVe You' a 50 c*'. , Bottle lrree.L found to :have been L ada sons I L It i!;'. .� I , L ,
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Come rushing. through my hea4L ! . . . . . I I L . . 1. . I. � . L L . . I hard ill the heat of action to notice eVery ao�t of. I
.- I I vronder it Prince Charming . 'L i -, This cnmpaily after teAting LI I uo7one form into the blood that no. germ could P Anlizooff-Dropi7 - Stomack Troubles therefore only th6se whioll take placL- under� the eye of .
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Will c6me and tay 110ood ill ht. for two year -4 Iii'the 1116st, difficu. t gernt live in any. membrane or tissue. � I .U,z Tuberculosis superiors of sufficient rank can be noted. "
Will fpdries dance before me, - . . .
. Then vanish with the light? . 1, I tseases,L paid $rorl,00r) for the Auldrican Liquozo�ie does that, Oxygen s .W.!v --Gont Tumors -Ulcers I . The plcture shows one of. such deed3: Two troopeta an,
. ,ight.q. Thot is by I ar the highest price Xaturels greatest tonic-�-the very soured opoitre . Varicocete . I
Protruding and And when X lai my head down' : , .-vor paid for similar rights oil any scien� 'of vitality, Its effects are exbilatating-. 'Gotidtrhea--Gleet I Wonleii's Diseases . . . clos�el� peessed by the cnemy. The horse o�. one. is hil - I
And gently fill asleap . ,J*fidL . I All diseatem that begin with fever -all infim- I ' .. I
di4covery, I purifying, vitalizing Not ng'else in �mationa-all catarrh -all contagious diseaseso-all t 4
, , . �Ve publi,%li this fact to 813OW You the' tile L y Ithe results of impure,or polgoned blood. ,Under the, W"ithering fire, the itan whoge mount is unhir.rn
em to see the gpblins wee,,, I world is so good for you4 But gernis In nervous debility Liquozone acts as a vltalo . L .. . \
Bleeding Plies , -A-round A" bed they creep, 1 I r, litconipilshing 1wb t no drkigs can do. halts, and, risking eveJ;vthing, .waitS to get his coalra(b sAfell),
. They climb uJ> by the curtains 1 ; value of 1,iquozone. The most wartliless are vegetables; and this excess of oxygen a . I
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Are positively sind vermaniently cured by � . :'product, inny liave great lalmli ulade -the very life of awainimal-is deadly to �. L . I . . Wolit*'d bLehind him and olrr)r. him back to the Cinalan .
And swing above rny head Lbout itl but itien don't pay n price like vegetable matter. I I I .
Dr. Chase's Ointment. And, chafter of tho naughty things iscovery of retuarkable inaking each 60c. Bottle Free. lines, tt is a desperate deed,. and ,one often perforineJ but
That I have often rJaId. . � 01lat save for a di I I , . I
it is popularly believed that nothin ort of . I I b . seldom noticed, When, hoi-wer. sach an � aot is seah, the I I
"s, I worth -to litinlanity. , . ottte of Liquozone*, but the result Is I . L I I
IL . . . liquid oxygen -a product which will ctife . I . .
surgical operation will cure protrudf g PileL I Nee sweet CInderello. . � I . . . reWard, dear . to soldiers' h��.arts above every other is the . .
That this is not so hes been proven 119211n and And PrIncesm Beauty, too, , ..'. . i In, . . L. diseases which no inedical skill call cure If yott need r4iqiioizone, and have never. . . . . IL . . . .
again where Dr. Chases Ointment has been And 3&ckthe Giant Xiller � S r , 1, L I ills. Inside Gerlus'. withoiltit. ItishoWeniployeollge-very tried it; pbtgse, send us this Cotipoft.L We L result. � I . . . .., . . . .
4 And giants not & few, . I , .. �wlll then mail .11 . Icture is from the brush of -Mr. W. B. Woll.--ti, an . ..
tested. I . . great hospital, and indorsed by every you an order on your loc, This pi I
I drellin of thorn, I love them, 1. . I . , ;druggist fora full-size bottle, and we will L picttir;!s, ou6.%V1)os.- work app !�irfln,
MR. GEO. BAKER, pilinter, 103 Fuller St., And when the'daylight fails , Iftedical Authority, the world over. I artist famed for his war .
Parkdale, Toronto, states: -"When one has Onre tftore I go to bed and 'oole. . I Liquotone alone kills germs In the body . . ray your dru gist ourselves for it; This . . I . .
received great benefit from a remedy after The Land of Fairy Tales. . without killhig, the tfiqsuea, too. It 1.4 so I a our free Wirt, made to convince you,,- to all the leading. Musteated perijdirOs of ,the Empire, It is a . .
I 6irtain that we pablish on every �Pttle Germ Dialeasese; Ashow you what L1qno7x)oa is, and what it I
being disappointed many times, it becomes a &-IAXnb**qs6- .. . I . forc&ul subj6et froal the hand of a strony man. - I
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Veisur,e and a duty to recommend it to othets. . . To Make� Be 0 . I ati offer of $f'OOO for a Aise that Van do. In justice to yourself, please . I I . M . . .
The greatest attention Is given Ili it cantiot kill. Liquotolle' destropt a Th gre ,13ccegt it to -day, for it places you under I impire
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'b . my experience with Dr. Chases t ese the known germ. diseases. . . .
Ointment. hospitals to the proper milking of beft once and forever 'the ciuse of and L
For the lowst eight years I have All that inedicinet tan do for these troubles bo 0 ligation whitever. . 'L I
been a continual sufferer from rotruding and The fillrsi�s sometimes spend months i disiose. *a L is to help Nifture Overcome the gerblS, ,,, L LlqUOZone Costs 50C. and $1, - I . .1 has obtained tha exclusive rilzh,t for thia . p*ctdra in 01,lad i. ,
-ding piles, which seemeof worse when And there is tio, other y to CIO It. and Such results are indirect anit, un- .
blee Ili fact I was in agony ohlefly In learning to Make a bed. one I Any drug thAt kills - germs 16 it poisou to certain. T,liquotone kills the ernts, CUT OUT THIS COUPON It is A perfect ten -color repro Juctbq. and will be g;v,,n F.�RQL I I . I I L
walking or working. of the hospital Ideas .may well be , .
with them most of the tiftic. 0 Atid it cannot bil taken internally. wherever thiy � are, and t1le results are for this offer tnay hot lip ear�ftylff, Fillout to readers under the loilowinv coidilli:)ize: - , . .
copied In every family where there are y "I f the blanks hitol tnail It r. ,� I M I .
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611 tried every remedy I could I Liquozone Fdone can Attack a tiouble that ill vitable.. lay destrolyitig the cause o L . . L . L
cam of , e 420,491-229 10lixid St -o Chicago. I . I . . .
,vithout any success whatever, until I obtained invalids or weak pdopl# This 10 to is caustoll by indole prititi, ; atia it cutes lie trouble, It ilivariably ends.the disease, I � impir.-
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Dr. Chase's Ointment. From the fitst appa. gfretchhe Under sheet as tight its PON- diseases which medicine never cared,' . - and forever, . Ur disease Is ... .$. 4 ......... *.61.1 ..... 41, 1 �.. .
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, it firmly to the under Mde, 1. . L . � t have never tried Mquototie or1voivley,s . , On mty leellrealia C,)11 (11. . I
.ation of this, prepanition I felt an improve, gible and pIn . Asthida �tay rev,tr-hifluenta tilluffied Ozone, but If you will supply tue a 90* Ck"d oldsubscrib the Awa,,rayarauiorl,,rr�1 V. I L
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a Permanent cure, and sholf be deligbted to fai source of discomfort to 9. sick atid . Brightla nuipme Liver Trouble# D'ori,amplesoep.11)or,iti(Iftithe*,��,.%,ti,:tti,irt,%�ri:ett) . .
recotninend Dr. Chase's OintMent At all L 2 0 Bowof'rroubtm malarla-110ilrAlgilt a , (I a ftfl.4464#64604.4646tllofo#s&,,�b..i4f# . I elk(; V I.WrIO N Dh 11 �% t" 1 *.M,A�'.&Il r, 1� I
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