The Signal, 1899-11-30, Page 46
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TIDNISDAT, Nov. S0, 1669.
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
tT . aaalciHT
ooDIMMOIL TRV11I811AT. ROY. 8), boa
THE WOLVES HOWL.
WHILE The World and other Tory
skeet. are loud in condemnation of the Grit
machine in West Elgin we have hood none
of organs hit vacs unit the sop/1[F
ane d Boa B1xsuxwiAie, the chuet entn-
eer of the lory machine, in that constitu-
ency.
The time was when Biartruwl. MON-
WWII, ANDY ItlnaAX, RODDT P,JOOLE.
t .. ''"""-""eirihisbtibw•Berfe, tat miler btedl-Oreear
•age, swooped down upon • ooustituency
with the machine, end the constituency was
thein. Hero in West Florae we remember
the bye-elect/nes Of 1822. Election After
election wen stolen bodily frau the electors,
`ihdth-T3zy Ilifflit raised He voice agstmrt
the outrage. Now their tune is than
and their singing is in a differejjawf,
The Grits, they env. •b/r Zw is ooetrol of
the machin•, w4,.P,ar/nectar is merely •
epect•tag---iu the aoostitoency. To all of
....„,,Ftfax we say, " Watch Mr. BlfrrltUWY."
He is u 'cute as of old ; its wings Mee
been clipped, Inst himolawa are still worth
watching. He is as active sad unscrupul-
ous today as he was when ANDY feature's
brother wrote " B.sim.ss will he better
soon. We expect Boa std this queer."
Meanwhile. the Tory organs are trying to
__14fe44-still hilean barlbR'railladwe
• " Stop, thief 1" at the alleged (int machine.
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
TE will soon have the true at )ry of
the war in South Africa.
Thus far it ham Dome to us, by tin and
sWL. by bi's and scrape, as the mind or
the oeosor saw fit to let se haus it. As
mom a the lines of communication are solely
in the bands of the British and communica-
tion with Pretoria is out off, the outside
world will vet mere of what se going on in
the Transvaal.
The Br(tirh military critics have taken
the ground that has been taken ny Tag
Seureb front the start that the victories
that caused the victors to retreat after •
fashion approaching to • rout, were hardly
worth being called viotories, and that no
victory is oomplete here the alhged victor'.
aro forced to act upon the defensive. Such
were the so-called victories previous to the
arrival of General Bowie. It was time for
a change.
The change came with the arrival of the
reinforcement., anal now with Lord MaTN-
aaN'..uooeesful march to Kimberley the
first real victories of the war have appeared.
Belmont and Grampian were victories be-
cause they allowed the victors to advance,
and costly se they were in killed and
wounded are worthy of note as being favor-
able to the object in view -the relief of be-
leaguered Kimberley.
The opinion of the beet military experts is
that the South Africa, war is no holiday
pursuit, but that • stubborn and protracted
campaign a in store for the British army of
occupation in the Traoevaai.
MAXIM SHOTS.
III Kavoas hollered before he got -over
the kopjw.
or Thr ayooet i. mighty and nsaally
prevails.
or Keep your eye on the bulletin board.
Bou.ot will do the rest.
or The beg d(er.editore are still running
the South African war by megaphone.
Ir The Canadian contingent h*. leached
the Cape. Rai/oink get your skate. on.
.dr Wbst U is H1t4s1>Ot, t9
cin o:rn bent .na
la:aloar i�wp i flc i w
IV Sir Ousts* Typos is a doctor by
profession. He believes in bleeding thin
country in men and money.
SW We haven't herd agything of late
Wont. Tvrria's scrap -iron insurance policy
cm the (:anadian °anti/agent.
IS In South Africa,. diamonds were
" led," clubs aro " trump." More ere
" ksrolekdown," and spades are " next "
Ir TIM war eagle of The Hamilton Spao-
tator still keep eerie to the hennery, not•
withstanding the neoeadty for he presence
in Hoath Africa.
Aovrwarbo Is reported to hive
aerated hie shat of government again, and
Oise& (Me has not been able to obtain lie
psteies sial+.•.
MI Terre are only two Tory newspaper.
ie (iamnda that .ow enatstd that the mew
ps}wm white did ant go eraay nn the nm -
MOWN gw.srsne are disloyal via, Th.
has deal alk.. and The name elan I1p.reaatr.
1
.II When we hurrah for British moires
let us out forget that Ra''asL is mcouru.ug
fur ber uhildr•o gas will test be comforted,
because they are net.
Ito That Filipino war reminds us of •
lite game the children used to ,,lay, called
" peaey-ia-the-ouruee," with • streak of
"duck -on -the rock " thrown in,
r The British troops in South Moos
are empire butkiiug. The materials are
bleat, wo rod tu•ou. History -will give
tW to -wee,' ,,tail,
mire.Rr/a,i hear
gU'the
err
the
*ally
Loup on the side o
Y Isn't it about time stir CaalLts blew
anotber blast upon he bugle -horn to let us
know that the question of Canada's second
outatigent to the kopjes of South Africa was o order.
i
M If every military Drunk and every
tether -bed soldier in C*nada tudep were
sent to the Transvaal the producers of the
Dominion would not be loosened to any ap.
preciable extent.
MT TI a Chicago Tribune is shouting
" Stop, thief !" after The Toronto Mail and
Empire. The Cnicago paper claims that
the Toronto sheet steals its war dispatches
daily. Well, The Mail •^'t Empire never
bunked on -the TecUommanidmenta, any-
how.
sr Our esteemed jingo contemporary,
The Hamilton Spectator, has quit falsifying
the war record iu South Africa and uow
publishes words of soberness and truth. Ili
its iwue of Monday, Nov. 27, It says :
None tousoon for the British has come
the news of the improved outlook for
them on both the eastern and western
sides of the South African repwbfic, as the
constant smell reverses were arousing
keen resenuwe2L $ainet the authorities
here.
Awl tbau it guns uu to say
To General Methuen belongs the honor
of the first net ilntish victory of the
present war, se Belmont was the first
battle after which the Britu-b advanced.
D;gl!AL .e.xmttggayt..omilar. opinion
weeks ago and The Spectator thought then
that they were disloyal. We are pleased
to welcome The Spectator to the reAlut-(,f
those who have seer on the ,>A -question.
If it keeps onyt,tpen lec'back the ctrcula-
lttm tl . _._. •
sews *aboard teem s la eeletag sews et the
model problems of the day the Csmeerva.'
tee press wee* le steargtb, le redline
reinw and p.ptsg •tau•• at the Wreath.
Caasdleo.. 1t is a terrible densest from
the hlgb greeted the party hod when tt wits
le the hey -dry .t 111 power cadet the lead•
'whip of Sir Jobe Needosald. essay •
party trylsa le get tate power by sNoktag
est its taigas se se little lrenoh Oaaadise
win oily w0gbs about 150 posed•, sad
sateawlat Oat against her loyalty because
les Pida's happen to tie bora outside Quonset
• • •
,fax SAIL C•LL*L bawl.
LtagI,s Whig: Mr. MoOdliouddy, of
Tie O.tlpieb Slgeal, .ad so wed mooch. of
The Whist, au called The WYte aocewf
tot lea penitent miareprN.wtat . It hes
the* end acne attaiboted t., .lm doggers1
ie net Ino unbar. cad be m.d.
oro oomplator. Bat Lately It stormed
u.use Le Petrie oommsMd upon the
Flanesr'e relerense to the Freaob. aad M
sue& a way as 0b make it ►piers► It was
very angry. " No euoa language," le INF
sorted, " bas appeared in these oolmsuit
Mr. Tarte, or somebody for stn, bar boa
guilty of forging this bugs quoN4 ler
lbs purpose of belpiatt en aao
the rally�raow
ory. ' Mr. Mcttlhoaddy Bret remark' that
the •vtde0w is weenie/ time lar. Terse
ttaaegnwed be The Mall alleges, cad,
therefore, while uomplatutne of • wrong it
,,smite a grater, of the .•m11 q.•lity.
witheat any oompuuottos of oou.oi.tts•
Our oo.temporety ie thea *.ked to relieve
Mr. MoOillIouddy of the -responsibility of
writing anythiag but what he really par
formed. " 1 should very numb like."
he observes, •'t bas the aide which
you lay down to the wase el
La Pattie be followed in my ase here-
atter
erratter in the Mail and Empire. 1. as a sews
paper mea, sat willing to take ell the WOW
mew koocks that o„ms my way, bat draw
the lime at msdslons inaiotatloo." The
Mail prine this letter, but odds • toot note
wb:ab is m exotdlagly bad tats. Mr.
MoGill,ouddy, it eye. whoa examined at
O.taws. la the West aurae case, dectered
teat be did not write the poetry. Teem
wby we leds denial sot sowpted ! Wby e
the sot repeated, sod, Iat1T, wlthio a few
days! And remark Ibis result: "Mr
MotiiUiouddy to quits right in repudiating
the poem. 11 would be ooprolesstoed in a
breakwater ooatraotor to lift up hie voice in
weYitiremse amigo ..aseemas mase 4amei
the program estimates." It is not yery ol.ar
what the editor is drtvtsr at, but there ie
en insinsatloo that the oomtraoior ha been
genial( some favor from the one who pear
hi. accounts. It t. • sole iso.. .110001 soy
pnb or merit, and tacked on to a wins,},
Thick. dor not concern 4(:ntreols and •a
oo,rnt. and Ie.g'¢ii nebti'e viite%lt: 'Mil
pooroeliht Tie Mail refuses to be ,sided
y the ruin cl jourraitsm .1 lays down far
n'h.u. sod that when pinned for it. 10000.
sisrenoy it go''s mad and marten amobait-
sh'y And the same Moi', mind you, w•e
estitdashed sear years •,o by getlem.n for
COUNTY IJURRENOY.
1 j t urkersmlte : Mia Jew& M.Urgor, el
Tim Itweerab, is the pawnor of a ohrysan•
demure hearts, 140 he•att(sl dowers.
Zurich . Si.. Usher, who les bee is
North D•kete for dye years, made a- few
oalle awoog former (reeds here • few dap
age.
Sealoetb Bus Etta Towl, tidy da.mh•
We of Harry Town, ass marled to Buffalo
on °tooter 31.t, to Jest« SSaruw, drua-
M et, of thaw oily.
Collorue : Wm. Hill, one of the progno-
sis. farmers of the township, bas bought
the 100 -•on form of Mr. 'hymens, lu the
Malltaad Bloch, Helleln.
W'iugb.w Go Tuesday of last week
Joke NaLeao walked down to his mill for
the first um. maw the eooident tint laid
ham aside with a broken leg.
>�• 9aaley : *Rides Keyes, • prominoN
young f.rmes ref this 'noway, tool a plea-
e..rare trip to the town of Oolboree, sop
ought back a pa,kait toe life.
EDITORIAL MELANGE•
-A abort time ago Dewey war •
hero ; then Zee was • she ro : now he's at
taro. -
-Tho KEELET meter, Iatr.Ttve
Doxaxu.yi enptugraii aid Tt'rra a return
to power are all past strands.
-Our old and esteemed frier ': I i•r
Hou. Ptrga Waives han't been Been this
side of Salt Creek sone the Hon. nose
w� w
-The HOD. Uxowe;a lit/L411 Fo.rga,
the chief of the " nest of traitors" accord-
ing to Sir MAuaixzta Bfowtu, is now
Preaching the gospel of loyalty to Tel
•
-If everything is ss it ought to by
why doesn't the Hon. Gaosioatii.ilfteerran
drop down to Hamilton and hold • joint
meeting with his eloquent friend, Doctor
WALTIM HtrrnNta MoxTaovgt
-Howe GRAHAM i.donating.good
deal of apace in hie Montreal Ste as pay-
ment in advance for the prospective senator•
ship which Torrga has promised him iu the
event of Tory wooer at the poiltr.
-It is funny to see The Mail and
Empire endeavoring to lecture Hen. G. W.
Roes on his rough-aod-tumbie handling of
polittal opponent.. The Mail and Empire
fei so very particular Resit in that. regard.
Moo. "Maggots" ST. Jose,
of Huhlker napery fame, is neither dead
nor sleeping. Within the pat week ar two
he gashed hie sidelights on • political plet-
form and spell -bound a Tory audience with
the overflow from his oratorical hydrant.
-The heather'* on tiro and the
political brush heap's blazing in the Eastern
township., if we are to put faith in the far-
ing headlines of The Montreal Star. Hvum
(;SA. UAr'esenatorship, promise( by Tvrree,
is better than a microscope for seeing thing*
that, don't exist.
-The falling off in the subscription
lint of The Hamilton Spectator, owing to its
ravings on the rsoe and creed question has,
we aro informed, affected it. advertising
standing to such an extent that the man-
agement has decided to cut its advertising
rates in two so a to ennour•ge buelnm to
return. This is to be regretted as. if prop.
Orly ballasted, The Spectator has brain.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYINti
A RIVAL "MACNIPI' 1N 11010. '
Chatham Renner : Rohert Birmleghaa.
obief orgaefaer for Ostart°, has been In St.
TI oma monism " the machine " to working
order for the comfy/ bye ,lectins le the
two 'idioms of Elgin. Mr. Birmingham 1.
an r epert potItleal meohledt ; Is eat„the
father of the ss•eNae oneti mal. el reaNag
elwstsatkrewahostOared&.-
A SMITIfMIS 110* Means
( Mahe Net_Etftr-:b• Galeria-Om
hie virtue 1. Ilietws, but preoio.. I i ata eem
nen. R.s tn. the New Ere told the truth
about • diegraeafel *episode le the oared of
Hae. G. E. Fester it 1. celled • "jackal,
je.reall•r.•' The titer's memory 1. very
al, osd Its virtu eely a«nmet. We deal
want to barrow its feelings, but does I1
remember bevies is apologize to the lite W.
C Oam.r.e
e • •
TARTS roe .aaaarawT. Denelle see tlprfwa
Dead.* Sui ler t • EMI 6SW alea67
fables ! W let a seme.4ewi It a ter the
leaders of tar Me4 dese.netfvl
pores, who dad s mesh Seward wrrylag
est the great O.rdedar.tloa of tie Brle
tab Americas previews a.4 rwevMet for
the ee.etrnMlee of the (;an•.ta. Poodle
Railway, M have te expe.d their ,erne sal
Oodles: la hounding see sink Fre..h Jai•
dfs& aa.werlsg to the ewe of Tarte. The
.bele Oesserw.bv.piney of •'day Is
Maytag dTarte. There le really asit
aft. Yevelag, .ses and night le 1. Tuna
Tarte did diesel Teres AM tt. 1, es, Tarte
wslda't de tins owl we.lAn't de Mak Is.
sl..d et trying re tree., Mel* eetalee es
a les.atte• of Tamers.
A correspondent addressee the editor of
To Sion id. as follows
"As we ort d oar .tot a is its olab
room -'R 's' store -discussing tbis situation
is South Atria', petals come up creating
diee.sioo whiob we find difficult •t times
te elucidate One of these is a to win
•• ate proper those to have boon dose at
nye u•. Nee, when we met with snob •
...verse to our arms, and es you are se
authority we uk your oedema West would
you b-' , duns under the mrorm.t.00rs-
praclfwl j wrrousded! Wouldayou have
tioniirtm b' 1D'10 `rvdi,t.10 -Lo
the I.ft, ur termed • wedge in the front, or
.sot F•tbar M•ttbows for a halloo& t
"We have thought of beading s. el our
members over to ere General White a low
petsfrs. it is difficult to decide as to who
snail gr, either 'N.' or 'Ile .' or 'B.' Tae
trouble le they ae all se bony jest sow."
l The problem our oertespoodent pro
pounds is a difficult moo. Ws have ramie
std over it fee sees time, bet baes sot
awe to any defnite 000alsion as to "net
we should hare done it srroaaded as the
Bal11.h were at Nlebol.os's Nsk. This war
to ,wog ooeduoted, though, on soieattfio
Sale', and 1t might bere been in order for
:he British offi,et 10 ocmwa,d t., wad •
massage to old .loubert telling him that be
had aeyrr bad an azamisetaon •t the milt•
tart echoed epos the proper proon.lwre is
such o oriels end requesting • truce while he
wont book to camp and ooesolted 'he text-
book. The Bat oomm&der might not
went to play fair, sad if he refuted oar
roseoaable request -welt, we thlhk we
should bee• told him than we would straight-
way mach apes Pretoria.
We ore afraid, however, that, sot being
well enough aogodnted with the ooeditiow
under which the battle was fought, we ore
not is the best position to give advice upti
flee m.tter. Oar cerro.pooden► would de
well to well for the report of olio of the
peatl.men whom It Is proposed 10 seed over
to Ower.l White; be ono make an Invent
oration on the spot. -Bal. SIGNAL j
PETTY ESCAPED.
Mares a.1 Sew Were Recovered, Res lee
Tmlef Was pled se Ike stere..
The Kincardine R.yiow gives the follow-
ing further amount of the doings of young
Petty, the bioyel• and horse thief
Detective Pat H.ffernao, who woe ea -
posed by Mr. John Cawerot, el Greenock,
M parse the thief who stole ids horse. lase
eaaoedd fa gettingthe horse end hu.gy
set cot tbo man, arty, Re thief, bad sold
the outfit to • West Zirre maw end had
skipped, going is the Untied hateo by way
of Sarnia. The Web Zorr• man *111 be
out whatever he paid Petty, and Camerae
will be out whatever he paid to Heffsreen,
and It is said that be paid the provincial de
senate $6 a day while engaged at the work.
The at,oum.sano« of the awe were re
oorded last 'wok. Petty) bad sestaged s
bone and buggy from .1 it Rnwell, livery•
man Kioeardine, to ge to Glomi.. Newest
to Paisley Irst, however, and arrived In
Glamis on Sueday night, Donlon his horse
V Kaox's hotel harms. He then went away,
sating hi *wad be Melt fees. Ile task e
horse from .iohs Cameron's Rar.11's horse
mot beteg good h to .at bles--and
steadfastly wore book for R..s.11'a baggy,
hat endsw the doors looted he beat to
Webb's sad got • bogey there. He home
ell about three plao.., bemuse he had bees
p•oktng epplet, there the felt. Re deet,
to Winpham and from there to Rrneals la
aha meantime, Russell bad beware ass.
lens shoat he property end had oo.se'Md
the Kinnardine pollee. They found oral
lime • was wwetiag NOY. deserlptlee
h.4 trid to mil a hers and baggy as Winn -
hue, bet the des*elptlnn of the hers* gave
Ong es reason to believe fit wen R..emN'a
-They oommeniests4 ailthOtamte and learned
1Mt Ra.ssll'e property was then, bet that
• horse and Mair nod hew owlet hem the
tee Greaeook farmer. Oaweron. 1a the
sessYwa, had eegags. deisoMve fleaworts
to panne ale 1114 en4 le ase from the Klr
meths p Ilea b. eatdaod WM eferma4on
that Peony had passed thre.gh W Inga.m
TI..hedIces of Stratford weed H.1
forsake foshat bitty hat 1passed thr..gh thee
d
.It y, sad es Tl.ray .t.rnen west Illws,
15l le ws then owl lees te raptors the thiel
bedew M had wlettmhd the West Zona
mem.
Piney M • Fosse Reties "reed" hey sued
Grey : Mir steals laiden fish minted
Mem Lelowal, where she underwent so op
Bret o& 'ibis beteg the ..wood, le M doped
,bar It *111 Who • permanent oar..
Weigher') ; Mr. Peddle, who ►u been
In England for the pet two year., but b.a
informed of Met. Polite's serous gloom,
and 1e expected to arrive hums see.
W iauhaa : Arob. Pringle, while running
• sanding mantis. its Beuostt's plwtsg
mill, caught e.• sleeve on • www and r•
calved • v ry sore wean t on his son.
Tuekenmttb : ber.. Ktioat, sr, o1 Tack•
eremitb, 1e11 hes• lase week for lea lapels,
Cal. S10 leu • eta rootlet m that $tat•
cad lateens to spend the winter there.
Chinos : I. addition to his work ca the
staff of '1'e' (Nolte. R. H C tat., sea o1
Rohr. Costa of town, looks after nes of the
spsoaal departntente weekly ler Tbs West -
to t aster.
Uoderloh towa.bip : Edward Tebbuu,
formerly of Weis township, beam, meld e!s
dveaae 'raisin trove. wkt tt le vial* Me
miles of the coy of R,dI.sdeo al.. tar Me
CBatua : Mn. hillier. wife el Adm.
Miller. died ea W.d•ssda meld of IoM
week from os.veleteme. lee leaves 1.sr
+mall obitdrw. aed general symp.tby goes
to oke busbaad.
rlsferth : Jobl Hookahs', torm.rlr o1
S.alwtb, died at the house of rotors elisi-
on'. on Woodsy, the 20 h lust, *god sixty.
sae yeas.. Teedemeael main was *saw
of the stomaob.
Wiegbam : Mow Maud. Finny wen ee•
fortunate eao•gh to be k,00ksd over by •
oiryal. t Ay,
ani its a fault had her
Lied(a kTe ieju:ed *hob till lay bee off
work for &
• )iter : IM. smith* NSW -1144.1 Ae..fi4l'r,
was .seem, lotelbeg "dontii�U+u00 Mr.
Hill Mill r.Mm here for • 1.er weeks an' ii
tee *tern 15 keeled rut sod 1u s0o.«or,
Mr. Arn;atreme. n instal ed.
Molesworth : Cbs thank oder,og IssetlsN
.( the id. b• 11 S_ •t Mole.woyth wait hold r ■
.be 15A al Nooses oohs. acme, Is Wm:ate- . .rv_
lie offer.ag aane.t.1 be e..r p1L
llmron: Joke A Codw.re, d Park
River U.tote, r visit's; his uncle. W. Cod
max^, of town Hs has beep time yeti web
Joseph Co (inure, • fernier readout of T.ek
anmlih• who if now ou. of 'hi w.sltl.y
landowners of tIAt exteosiv. •tact.
-L;hatpq : The other 11.1 ilia. \:' 14 beet
sy &Done/ their hill, dog pis}rne win
eosnethwg'in the yard and ',Iwo she wen,
Att. to we what the dog bad she was oar
role.) to find it was a $5 b 1t, wh:ob Nr
Wheatley th:tks hs dropped in p y.ng a.e
money.
Bromide : Oa Sued.v, N.vsmbx 19 .11,
Flwsie, youngest d.aphter ul Arobis and
u000e«ioo• died at ton lospual os teroeto,
nth.,s s1e to dweets as opera&ioo • l.w
dap ego ,he was seven yen amt three
mouth. old
Sealerth : Ed. Hallett hay fits • ou i-
aslty 1• the shape of • rug which h *bottle
Hugh brough' him from Al wile. It w••
made by the Chooses, of Ph.lippine .its r,
and is me socettsoted that it Gan be taloa
evert and marls is etas Isep cbslu, . ni.b gee
yarn quite. knack to ,e: It back to it.
proper shave
Brwsi.: a clow omit to a when lir.
Mak plow st druggist Fox's Seed.y sveniag
of last week A lighted lamp wee moult by
one o1 the ct. lJree tanning •gain • table.
foe wipe-, I or curtsies soil • endow
pane, 'strewth wb,ob flee lamp was 'bro. r.
suffered I .fore the doeger we peat.
t,lmtos : Jobs Bell west to Leaden I.st
o. k. and Mrs. Bell Merced with els.
lee had bees there for shoat five weskit.
.od her may triaads will be pleased to
Soon that ate con a link almost tally re
stored to beal'.h. la • short Um* sbe
ex owe to be es well sad se Woos es ewer.
Blyth : A young man named N esley
Ceittl.k, sop of John Cblttkk, blacksmith;
of Blyth, was found dead la his bedroom s:
the Manor hotel, Wireipeg„ let lrld•y
mornu.k, honor been sapbyzial.d by ga
Hu room mala, H. Yrs hoer, • fester
brother, was rescued In time to •ribs
lila- D•aoa.d was aged twenty olio years
T.cksnmltb : Robert Cbartors, of the
moil road. Tu•_keremith, has • wow with •
rem•rk.ble reword. She le ten years o'd stet
nu gives 1 irtb W tea Dive., all of "'Won
are I.ving Of the camber there were le o
parrs of twine, the let pair trrlvier two
weeks ago. A d.Iighver of this tor, eight
ys•re old, is also the mother et seven calve,
The oow is . ihorcughhtad Durham
Usborne: Two w.)lkaowh farmers of
Denote were arrested lost week
sod taken before M«ar., Sall and Oregory
J P.'s, oo • obarge of ,teeing turkey.
They wars oath flood 910 seed oasts. This
nsfarioue prods hoe been carried on le
Ibis se000n for *omit tame, and should be
stopped. Anotbor 'timetable a few dory
after raptured two farmers engaged an the
awe busisre s.
Clinton : Willlem,G bbisge bee returned
from his alp tai the West. H. has three
sopa there, near Vedas all o1 whom h.,,
don. uo..dt.tly *el'. Two o1 them has.
480 wore', on which they this wawa re sed
230 cors of wheat, yielding 4,700 bushel.,
in addition to which t ey bad 2,000 bushels
of OSIS 'T1. ether erre has a full 'motion,
640 sores• aid be also rented r knot amoaat
e1 stale, hot b. is (ere stook-rafstag as well
Zorioh : Os Mead•y syets, o1 last
week • pleasant tank pleas at the noel -
demos of C Weaver. The was the odeb•a
time of the ninetieth birthday of Mr N any
er's father In-l1w. The old nobleman wee
pr*e.dtet live N Hey OMR tat m plpe,aad
was dali,bt.4 to moat with his friends, who
.*ambled to commemorate the nowsion
He a still 1e the s.jaym.ss of geed health,
ane 1t is the wish of his many blade that
he .ls711 be spared mte
d to beaten • o n-
arfen.
S11fitt ktA. 11,b.r% Ferris ha jai
retiree° from a three maeatte' vett to trends
In Memnon', sad Is delighted with hr trip
Coseldenble of ber time wen .pens with
tier brother -1n law, .lebn Ferris, who W
bees amm.atly eeeeestal slew h. weal
Was, thye year having a wonder fel romp et
12,000 bushels of when, besides larde quasi -
Midis et eta end iarley. H. hs 1.600 awes
.f lead, with 640 fa gals. and lr betMt•e
• sew heeled oa • en.t of 94,000. H. bas
tweaty-d.. Aerose, Ohl bas d alit. mid
greed stabling for them a11.
Madly disparities, • Reed wile lead mN►s,
• Load freed sod • demo Christian. A
Rrew•-ep tawny at ewe Bess cad tear
dasebuer...ryly. ber. The tre ,rel was •
very lmp«lsa sae. 1e preemies were the
e000J board, ohtldres rod te•ebere of the
psblso .ohool, beim upwards of a Misdeed,
beside. .vmp•thielag frleude of he lawny
1. largs members.
Ruder: Batsrdey eveulog, the 1811
mat , two boys, Flysa age l4lmtaefl, waw
out shoetiot with a ride, end the IS.imtsell
bey told Flys that be ooula eel bit the
tem. Flys put the alto 1e his shoulder
sad polled Ha. trimmer, end the ball hit
yeses Briouell jail uadsr the of s.k boss„
plowed IM way through the face sad tante
out on the other side of Om awe. The doc-
tor
eeter Wake brimmed will ,.cover. Yawners
Flea was se remorselal thal;be wanted
the Rimini!, bey to atoe% biro, oM en shag
ewe he eked be soother to
M ler hea4
sat declined le •eetua a him, en
he put leu heed between the board. of .
fence for tie rupees of bre ktog tae nook,
Oat when the peel/meat baean bort be
(twirled to pestpe is W s•114d • -
VICTIMS OF rHE WEATHER:
Geurpl•a Bay Dtstrt.l Tha.kl j).dd's
Kideey P41.
KmcerJi.e. Dao. 4 -This month hr been
the worst i0 years la the tnket Hers •ad
George& B.i districts. Vascor of 'then -
mongol who probably Lea a ulo..r I.b on
lbs climatic ransttooe thin other people
are sit loud in the( easeta,.5 se to thu.w
son beteg a reoord breaker lar dampness end
raw biting .lads. if seem good people os
.teed of keeping labs en the weather would
( .Ilow the exempts of Herbert Brews. of
Mows sod Maloom's furniture factory,
Kiawrdio•, they would bi ooaf•erwg •
blw.ls,' ups themselves
Mr Prawn .ay., -"I had boo fettle,
very bed with beseech* freta any ladweyq
(Iambsgo, a form of rhsmort•m ) I have
taken three boxes of 0,44'• Kidney Pill.
and Ike pato has left me "
CARLOW.
MONDAY, November 2Z
Piownao Bu. -There was %phoebes, ben
at Nee um Villa, the form oeospied by 4e1e
,wry, oo Thursday, Nor. 23rd, whim oasis
twins look part. The veteran Sootohman,
John Bacheas, who bas reached nearly 80
years, we among the another, Lod hustled
them •'1 to keep anywhere sear him fe
Mods' errowa. There are cot meoy mem
of the um of ler Buchus& who kayo the
vieeribll'1treagtb to do flMs 'wont. Ter
mall tkreattears la s000se'oa b. has IoI-
leered the-Wieri•d he e1.:re a wager of
• bowie ea "ww.m1.os dew" t• may w of
hu ase Is He.o•, Guy ...d Brow who ora
pls. • fiftae i gird ri - • sgaloet Lim. Mr
Lir was well pl..w , Will t he afternoon's
6.
heeler : On Thursday, November leth,
death re terad one e1 the driest ,tad aa,
reopened r*etdst. of Rueter, la the rose
et Paolo* Georg.. roles of the 1•e (7
Vesper, at the .ge of teveney-.ne ya•o na
eine mes/ho. the dewed had h... Is a
low Wide et health for sewed w.mbs. Nat
Veneer was et Kellett birth• read w,wed
koro teem Ceheerg %egotb.e Nth her 1.1.
hobbled and leer fared, grey metre see
is irem.rlgtbly ereokeA an.. ewes ....oral mei had reeled hose sea= ewer
111111114 ceased, ken ErseardW end Ripley. (Mom Wer d rwirba
is Rbeum•tism ottbe face.
eric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidney%
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause i• the same i3 in all
Rheumatism- disordered
'v''��iaej'i: 'fYa cure fii 1��
wits the stmt-,
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Slim Boiler Rpmiing.
The Uodericla steam boiler works
having been removed from Godench,
1 have made arrangements to carry
on boiler repairing and also the menu -
factoring of aclokestack., etc.
Repairing of boilers, engine and
other machinery promptly attended
t0.
D. K. STRACHAN,
• Machinist, Uoderich.
Works on Victoria Street.
F. BARLOW IIOLMES
Keeps oonetantlr on hoed as will deliver
promptly at lima
•
LOWEST P11IO13 FOR 01311
Hard and Soft Coal,
Portland Cement,
Hydraulic Lime,
Sewer Pipe,
Fire Brick,
Fire Clay, etc.
OffloOYnth .14. et Welt Meese sear the
oderich Bargain Ce tre.
JUST RECEIVED :
LADIES' GNU TTS' WDNPNOON COATS
PRICE OUR UMBRELLAS
Ali kind* of merchandise have advanced and aii higher today than they
have been iai year., with a riaiog market.
But we will not advance the price. We bleil!.iyd is . maple yeantitie.
and will be able to supply you at the old prism. The great caving we offer i
should prompt you to come, for soot) prices will not be named again for years
r.6argains This Week :
Glover, Hosiery. tidies' Underwear, Men's Shirts and Drawers, Counter-
panes, Blankets, t°urta se. Drees tlaode, Flannels, Velvets, Bilks, Towels and
Towelling, Table Linen, Wise' Jackets, Furs, Fur Ooat.
..-7r
Next Bargain Days, Nov. 38th and Dec. est.
JAMES ROBINSON.
BEATEMALL STOVEPIPE VARNISH
Least odor, brightest lustre, quickest drying
of all stovepipe varnishes.
It's time to call for • bottle or two. Besides making the best-known
coating for stovepipes, radiators, etc , it has other uses.
It makes an excellent and elegant preservative coating for bal000y rail•
inge, iron fences and other outside iron work, ooal scuttles, etc. Diluted with
turdmentine, makes ^an excellent walnut stain for wood*, makes an aioellent
black paint for buggies.
Rao • Bottle: 5 for 01.66i epeeist yU*titMee gaBon.
Bedford Block, W. Ce G000E, Chemist.
M1/1
E i'
E , That!s
�,g>rf What ! I
i������ l,�,t�i«�, There' • quality in a
ii
E k our $3.00 Shoe ; that's a
_� 4. what it is.
That's what makes them sell so well ;
E that's what makes them wear so well and
Eplease so well.
e lire- sellif(futai 'best lu01<yvestr . Nisi► '
=at lower prices than some other stores ask
for inferior goods.
•
Your shoes from' our shop will fit well,
Ewear well, and pay you well to purchase.
E Sole agent for the "Slater" Shoe.
A
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SHARtIAN,..Jr.
SPECIAL PRICES
For Two Weeks Only. •
Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons 73c. set
46
" Iron Handles 15c. each
Cinder Sifters with Handle • ISc. each
011 Cloth Binding 25c. set
Electro Silicon, Silver Polish ISc. pkge
Family Meat Choppers $1.15 each
Weather Strip 3c. foot
Odorless Stovepipe Enamel • • • .. , . , . • 10c. each
Sunlight Stove Polish 8c. each
Soft 011 Soap 20c. box
ALS,) A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Table Cutlery, Carvers, etc.
I:1- Alt fflr Cas` i la• Cited Illi, et^sq prammm. 1E1
N. D. ROUGVIE,
CFO DI RIO H.
Timeworn lie Ts 'L ..1
F. BIRLOW HOLIES. 'the Careful Housewife
HELLO L
THE OLD
REPABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
OAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
MI RENT
Scranton Rilarti Coal
111 TUMAift0l'r
wbww ria gM taw alta M est ~1
WM. L.
Ori., We es Las i>t cap's
Stem pri mptty 04 le.
is particelarly careful about the Urooeries she bay..
like wants them fresh and clean ; ,the wants just what she orders, and
she want, them delivered promptly. Mew gnality, the price is •
consideration.
This i• just the kind of trade we are after. We syn Pira.•'
our customers, we ,lesire to please them, and we will plata* Yoe if
you give us your orders.
STtTRD & 00
The 06ah Gr'ooary.
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Cor. square and Montreal 8t.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
M$CLE 0, 8 SYSTEM E NOVATOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOO, Ooderich, ORb
N.vaM.. -
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