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-,111 - I I , 1870, he had been athis desk all day A huge canal, eiihty-fiv n- The,feniale trees. are artificially fept- Whe ock
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- . I which "is'hemmed, in on two N�wport conies tthe �� of .a young ,e seedsI 1.�& tplants. "It resulted in G. K. Zhesti�xton_
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. and th� approval of -his queen - The wide that prevents the waters from r,flieer as flyllows: , Iln the Philippine -Islands, nearly alf The ni1oney you .haven't t y t
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t,'�,I,, - , - v the United iStates. On 'his first Vis- like most of his characters, and Over- more. I I fore, is like a large shallow basin in daysP extension of, leave.!' . � ians follow the w6ricersin the -fields Ilidn't halve.L40ston Herald. -, .
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'�'e �t�j �Df Utopia. His books. we're reaa by ist protested against his � Tobin' ; cry, an honest rage, and a fit of the ,drain. Between the -great dune and. I .�nd sing. All the � , . � .
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__ -I . D__qke came. uthly nuni(bers, and problem by digging throu - the dune ' lut their . . " .;
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. .. us, touching s. o es an s ng . e o c p eas 'As crindnals, like other people, �Lre ,��. I ,
.1 me character alive' or even to cWclinecl '*w,anitz recanquered their paid -a dog was the'place -given to ,
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looking hair. Wben he confronted and his ,victim relates the stbry for "Caesar'! in the funeral procession of t 4
"., " . yer 'burst into tears at the death of The Government has offered finan- . the -records of i9cootland Yard are not , I 4 k I A -lb
,.� ' terity. She was a copy ringaeted - " rd Vill of Great Britain, in .
- thern in louddlowered waiste6ats and --' Jxing FAwa
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I pos . Little Nell; a gentleman who 'bad cii-I e lati&Wnet: �,1,6. This little wire-halred terrier only ,indexed, under various kinds of
,�, � , I ,on every thirty . acres Of crime but also under" the technique I � . I
,,, . flowing cravats; ... wben he combed his teaser who led him into a flirtation. been given two weeks to live thanked q-ilding, the King's favorite pet, Was allow;4 .
�� ,:1 . hair in -the drawing -room and ,an- whi�h could have no point, for a flir- ' . I .
'' God that the -next number Of 'Tick- land, a house -with stakleo, pig and t employp,d by various - criminals. The
�,'�,' �, � npunced at 'the �hmer table that the tation, in those dayG, led to the altar - 0 T"reb -behind -his mastero5 casket � . I. .
", . I wick Papers" would be out in, ten chicken pens,. and a -baking orven. taking precedence ',over nine kings method in which a house is- entered .
�,,:i- - Dur,hess Of Sutherland was. "kissable" or it led nowhere -and Dickens was days. . Money is loaned at two and one-half or set on fire a burglar alarm cut, a I
I'� _� -then they melted back into the jun- marri6l. Rut she goa-dec� him' too and nearly all the -prices of the earth. P .. -
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. This was a Trablic, and this was a per cent. interest. If the owner re dog killed, na:rrow down, t I
. , gle of New England propriVty. He far, and On a n-400nl#ss night he held man! I . , fu�,ds, his land is expr6priated and Of suspects to a mere handful. '" .
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- cf,eblors such as red, blue, and. tan ,-,.*�.�":.,;,-,"",,;",�:,�,�.,;I �.
' ,d, prisoners who were're'leased ..�*�k?"..,�l...,..-'."..--�l.".'.""'��-"���:".; �.. .'�-,.
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. ,,Me,visited New York, Philadelphia, smeaming with ,laughtex and she . :The landowner gives the land. ipa lilac, fawn, chanipagne, .- -, - . , � .�. ..
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. I gtan and St. Louis; and the whimpered,with rage and fear. "Ron't I . Henry Tebb tt the taxes, supplies the machinery, black and tan, silver gray and sable. --,-. �'��l".*,?,--.,."",*,,*."""'*�:;�I."'.'I .
. I . roint our Federal and state pe'niten- . �,-"*;.,�.�-,.'..-..,.-,.,,"�..'.,",..":�.".,.,..'.".�.,..'...'.,-'..,.."...".'.,.-'.I .-
-more dispirited struggle, poor little bird," he declaim- . -"-�5,.."k","..:.,?,.-.-...-.,...-....�...-.-,,,��;��.,
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..,. I I Ile grew. I�We had very queer cus- ed, "you are powerlessk in the claws -for the cattle. The peasant, with "War, hundr ..,
� . i�mers at- obr receptions, I ,do as- of such a kite as 1. Dress! Talk ber of one of the oldest 7tioneer fam� 'During the World that M, or 60 per cent. of the 649 . . . . . . .
-,�, ,I � ilies in Goderich township, died at his the whole*of bi family, supplies all of women, disguised as soldiers, man- "'lifers"' amlong thean 'had- been. con-
. ' ' -rote. "Not the least not to me of dress! When s . . .
': sureyou," he w �he pail tb;� labor and the working tools. . .
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Ir. 1, � ?=ang them, a gehtle,man' with his of night is enshrouding us in Cim- home on Tuesday, after a lengthy ill- aged to ,get to, the front and to con- 'fined lesg than 16 yQrs. I - ..... .11 "
��', inexpressibles imperfectly buttoned merian darkness, when we already ness. He was in his seventy-secoad Ewerytbing that -goes in and ev` ceal their identity until they Were , .100, — " .
� I - : ��.:."; , is year. He *as a sonof thle'lat6 Fre�l- erything that comes out is, on it, fifty- ,)'unded or killed. France has a re- - . � . 1�� I \
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, . and � h, waistband ne�tling on his stand on the brink of the great mys- fiftv basis,. ' .... �.
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� . I thighs." Dickens Went -back to Eng- tery, shall our thoughts be of � fleshly "ick William Tebbutt and Jane The ground, is cultivated'in a five- Current Crop Report . .
�_, I Louise Pierce, and spent the whole of awarded 'the --Croix de Guerre for an . .
I", � land to write his "American Notes" mysteries?" rotation. Wheat, -barley, alfal- Duffefin County, reports that with q
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r,f and."Martin Chuzzlewit," wbich were There is also the story of Maria ,his life, with the exception of a 'fe, b act so brmve that she was pern*tted
�,`_ � : outspoken, unflattering aiid un.fair., Beadnell. Dickens first met her.when. brief stay in the West as a young . ,�et�, etc.� are planted in succes- to keep it after her deception wa.s plenty of straw and a. fairly good I .-, .
, I . 'the Americans'accused him of black- I he was nineteen and She wa§ a dark man, at the old homestead on con- �,Jvxl, so that every year each part discove�ed. , I I I I croO of roots, especially turnips, a- . I'll. - .
�I cession 14 of Goderich township De_ of ,the land has a different crop. At , * * *' vailable, maintenance rations for live
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4. :- - About a ouarter of a century later mong her friends as the "Pocket - . s again. I '..... ; . .
�1_111.. . . � enirs in fLondon's Imperial War reduced the potato yield materially ,:::: 11 .
� he, -was baci again, a conqueror.. It, Venus." Time and � time aga�nsbe ,110111mesville United fforrr�erly 'Metho- I-" n 'uck .
I Be dael, ,dfst) church. He was unmarried and Museum, one of unusual interest is in the Dufferin district, while b. - I
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',` 'Char'les 'Dickens would nevez make china closet, for her father, a bank fter, the death of his parents car- the "little cupboard frorni Le Catbau," Whe4jt, latF-corn and garden oro,ps I .. t
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_ any moneyby his public readings un- manager, did not approve of many I years an Eng . - ,
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. 1�. .. Misses Louise and Agmes, who sur- soldier hid in this euvboard in ' a 'County too, I, frast has injured the . .1 WAS A I
$'.�' , I . Ress he apologized for those two visits from a young, reporter,with a vive, as do four other sisters: Miss At Central Canada Show ,'�ouse occupied by ,German soldiers sa'rrJe "'Ps. Bean fields in Huron .1 I I
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r., ", twent back to England with 120,000 entually, Maria herself jilted him and Tillie'Tebbutt of 1,6ndon, Misses Jane 0ii-a Junior AkrAicultum-1 Depatrt, his food beingbrought to him secr;,� ,will not. yield as well as indicated . ,
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;�-., � . . F1W5 is the source of the British sup- married a -steady dullish person with E. Brassey' Of iffamilton. Mr.' Alf. 1Y by the Fren,cliwainian who lived 167 . SLAVE'T,S - I
, � ment of the Central 'Canada Exhibi- there. there are farmers listed with � I -_ I -
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z� sesame to the'American purse.' Vickens never forgot her, and nev- derich is'one of -a large I * * I* sinut-Tree wheat seed for sale, the ' -
�,� 4 - number of Surviving cousins. Rev. j. standing features of the shov. This . ,bulk of which is Juiiior' l4o. s with ' '
,! TLong queues shivered outside . the .er ceased to love her; she was the or- W. .
. . - Herbert of Holmesville United department, which includes -the judg- The world's most luxurious resi- n 'Chaff and 0. go,
t., ous balls where -Dickens was to igin of Dora Spenlow in "David Cop- . . � so -me Dawson's Golde HOUSE -CLEAR '
k . van . ing comp dence is the "Palace of the Winds"
I ; speak. ,One quew-in Brooklyin-lit perfie,ld." Twenty years passed. And Church conducted the funeral serv2ces etitions in live stock, poul- in Jaipur 'City, ' India. This great A , C. No. 61, . ' .
�6�1- - bonfires. and lay out on, mattresses the4 one day Dickens received a let- at the home ,of deceased and at thet try, seeds, domiestic science, halter miai�ble lj�A�ough farmers in'Peelibalvie only
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,,�' . all night, risking frostbites and pneu- graveside on Friday afterno One-third the bay of last y/.ar, ,.the ING MORE&
�. r terment was made in Clinton ceinw- showmanship competition, attracted a present -high prices Will prevent many .
' t ' momia, for the privilege of paying $a openly that she had always loved terY-�Goderich Signal. record numl>er of 721 entries. A larg ery known -device' for comfort and ,dairymen from purchasing. I . .
,,,.. . ,. to ,see what was, -after all, the most him and interested ring -side fullowed thee pleasure, including musical instru- Straw
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:1 r.;Wp6ndb-us one-man show in history. iDickens' own marriage bad not 0, I ments attached to each of the 3,462 and molasselg, alfalfa straw ,and corn
1; . placings made (by W. J. Bell and L. - will provide the roughage this win- .
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. in front of a white screen,�bebind a sight of Maria's handwriting made Thirteen Canada Firsts c' CT . I
" I : . I Calf Club and showmanship almpe- I * * *_ . op in Waterloo, ,while cattle are 'in . .
, 11. -�_'__ '"'faIle co''Vered with purple plush. A him tremble all or,�vr. A meeting -was Canada was the leading ,supplier titioms. caste 4 thin condition due to poor ,pasture. " I
I gas lamp on the, floor cast a start- al -ranged, and Heaven knows what First, honors in the Ayrshire: group The niost abiborred in India ,,,,,:::::::::
' and Dora against all cOnters of 'no less than 13 'Frost for four nights in succession
,�,, - , � ling silhouette on, the screen. behind -bright mixture of Maria went to the Newington Calf Club of to -day is a group that is so Ountoueb- damaged crops in ,Wellington, with ...:-::'
"!, ; different products to the British mar- I
� __ Mm, Thus focused, his eyebrows, he expected; what he found was a West Stormo .,....:, "'
: i �. eyes and mouth sbuttled about in his dumpy, dingy little woman with ket duTing ,the first quarter of 1934. , nt, while in -the Jersey able" that the very sight of a mem- the -heaviest loss in late corn, Yields .. .. , .. % I
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iface like a Walt Disney cartoon. His taste for gin. So Dora Spenl*w of -wheat with 7,60/&502 from the Carp 'Calf 'Club, Carleton 'Ole �' . �
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and W. J. tell in the 'Holstein section_ or, even ibuk out of- :their wind,ows,, tbeen ere* -district. Essex
i� . Sam Weller, Scrooge; and when the cruelest piece of character writing' ' ieft Russia fourth. In wheat flo,r This class was won -by th -during daylight fqr fear someone I - `
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.� : . voice of Tiny Tim came pure and that Dickens ever did: for twenty' Canada was first with 938,&316 cwt., e County reports a great scarcAy of - .. .1 .
-1 fisoln Prince 'Edward. Cout group inikht see bbem. I. feed with win
", Australia seco-ii-d with 498,656 cwt-, Club. 1, , nty Calf � --..-- I
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" thought it incongruous. His audi- an- ideal woman, only to murder her awarded the obampionship of the ,One'of the moDat romantic memor- Yields in Haldimand'are niuch bet- . . �
I'- ence groaned, sobbed andbowled -with in cold print. . Canada was' first in apples with I,- dairy grod,ps:. I -n the Sbortborn and ials, -in the world to -day is the "Foun- ter . .. :.-,... .; I
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1�-nl,. I and with 625,800 cwt.', Ian,d Australia Hereford class, both awards went to tain of Teafs"."In -Bakhehiserai, Bus- ers iii Lambton are trying to estab- . . . . . . . _... I-....
, , Dressler, Billy 'Sunday, Lillian Gish thought of hinuself as a,..pu�lic insti- the groups fr6m the Carp Calf Club sia. ,9Drected by a Tartar ruler to ex- li, h a "I
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11-1.1 �. Britis!h market is, more born group receiving the be4�f chain- th�e .'Polfsh princess-, it' has "shed a ed tender -plants such as cucumbers, .. I .
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11'�, 'Me champion showtinan of the jun- minute for the past 300 years. �
�` . I British .market with fo,ll - of ateres of late sown ,buckwheat .
,,� I . Owing pro- ior agricultural . department was Nor- It. aets rid Of
. duets: 'Pulp for industrial -purposes, were ruined, and corn, and potatoes
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ill" . WHEN no-sprant, soft . wood (undressed), n
��,,, rubber manufactured' good, patent Donald ,McIntyre of 'Finch reserve. bis6ry was played on Catherine ill If. 40 -E Norfolk's tobacco
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�,',� I . 1 leather, . copper ore, copper (u,n- . .11110- - of Russia- in 1787 when she sailed n reduced froin M to 14 'million cfift easit and
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,.� you land that big order. . a and . wrought),, zinc (crude) and non-fer. . -down the Dnieper River to see her pbunds. .. . ' hard
I'll `�' " Crop yiejds have exceeded, an-tici-
N. ne* territory. To preclude her dis-
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;�.y, I it"s sure to mean more salary Cam& 'Was second in ba- A certain ,sentimental appointment in the barren country, paticons in Wentworth. Peaches are
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�4�,Iij,j, * ago Canada wsz in the seventh place had, from the first, -worked in the thriving towns, and farags-all paint- cents to 75 cents-, for 6 -quart bas
1�1`11'11'i, � , , � �r / . ts Corn oots n if rubbMg, and
.�<\ and she wa's. also second in hsnw, a building of the National GatbedraI ed on wood and canvas, and' Peopled ke - 1 , r a d buckwhea.
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f�.-. . place she 'gained at the expense of 'at Washington. When his good wife with extras decked out ,in peasant have shown inlich improvement in -
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�,�I�, - 4 � she be sealed in one of its crypt�g on ber arrival. The same herd of 6ugh reports the heaviest grain yield I co
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E 11 , Much Land is Dewey and the like. Tactfully they catt found 4o to 45 bushels per acre T TNPI:,E�ks IT cleaningiobs
,,��'�, . I 4=0 . mock settlement 4uring the 1W mile and
MIA! I %.J are easy =en you use GH-
tfc,' �, Aft_� . told (him it might not be. But he journey. I oats 45 to 60 bushels. Barley is a . .
o"At'. . Drained in Italy seemed no wbit offended -when Ile re- ,, I �
V,111 , '.1- . . good cr6�' -in Carleton and a -he ' y lett's Pure Flake Lye. It actulifty
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-1�1�,�'1;41 The carrying out of a large land turned to work after the funeral ,and There are at least 285,000,000 .per- shipment for ni(alting 'Purposes is vvash6s the. dirt away. Gets rigft
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: N)a _�. � . I tine Marshesjs described by the laid his -bricks with his -usual cheer- ment on the weather each been shipped to date. "Frontenac has, .
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� I I � ' that day, One ,of- his fellow workmen mark about 'the daVg ensilage corn will be TOOT crops. = a quad of cold*. water. CW
.., , ,LWO years ago Premier Benito tathgospheric ..
� !-f �', � I 'tried to incite hint to.a. decent resent- conditions lest they appear to criti- Yields of grain a -to viu6 b
,�,,_�,,, Mussolini gave orders that by Octolfer . tteT than Con, the d tj d you
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� ml - , 28th, 1935, all the ,stagnant waters I hard rubbingf I
I I bricklayWg wife had a Tight -to ,b6 I
I'p� - . I N11 of this region should be drained ff failure in .some sections. " Leeds thas
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, .� " to the sea, malaria should he eradi- . A century ago in ft,giand, Friday also ,felt the flleffe�ct% of &ought. , Keep Gillett's Lye on hand for
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5� '(i ;� t I - I cated, 4,000 farm -houses built and layer responded with an, enigmatic was consideried tizeb an unlucky day Over 20,000 c ll
"','""', . .. I I "%heos the,ie� -all right," -.the Mmiraity decided toTefute othYseed will be produced Ift Prescott bowls.Todlearstopped-updraim
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�,.�"'Ivk�l 1, .1 ilies drawn fxom the crowded agri- said. , 4 1 I ,the superstition with the building of and Russell., Crops are better than I
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"I cultural PrOvinces'of the north, and a "Friday" ship. Friday -was the day expected in'Re4a,ew County. T6mis�
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�,\1,0 , '.,. . I ' eans of traW*rtatlon, in- ' ' I frost takizig a h4m4 toll receaffy.
,Z'It�-tII"'. Pontinia The waste and flooded "ch"c 'm Lye, Ask him. for a tin -today.
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