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The Blyth Standard, 1906-12-13, Page 11 lb tail) tb. r VOL. XX. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1906. N0. 19. Londesboro. The Winnipeg Telegram of a recent issue says :—The Fisher -Hamilton Real Edtate Co., who have of late been oper- ating extensively in Kootenay land in British Columbia, have just closed what is probably the largest deal ever put through there. This firm have had a large number of men quietly w,rking all summer placing all the choice hind in the Kootenay, Slow' and Arrow lakes under option, and for the past six weeks they have been taking up these options as they matured, They now own practically every foot of de- sirable land in this locality. Mr. Fish- er and Mr. Hamilton both arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. Fisher ro..urn• ed from'Nolson, where he has been at- tending to the legal work of closing up thin deal, and Mr. •Hamilton from To. ronto where he disposed of a largo block to Eastern capituliets, Since their arrival home a large syndicate has been formed of the most representative men in the city of Winnipeg to handle this land. ['Tie firm is composed of C. L. Fisher, late of Clinton, and J. Ham- ilton, son of the late Rev. C. Hamilton, of Londesboro,) The members of S. 0. E. Lodge, Lon. desboro, No. 143, held their first oyster supper of the season at the home of Bro, John Curring and his mother, when a most enjoyable evening was spent. The weather being all that could be desired, the attendance was large, there being about 841 present, young and old, The fore part of the evening was spent in social chat and games, after which a splendid supper was served, including oysters, roast turkey and everything else that was good, and .everybody seemed to enjoy that part of the program most of all. The brethren all thank Mrs. Curring heartily for her kindness. It takes the English ladies to get up a good supper, The Best There Is at Smallest Price r That's the Story Our Stock Tells Our holiday ads. ought to make interesting matter for the Christmas reading of housekeepers who wish to avoid the dear on amount of the "cheap" offerings that meet them sometimes in the papers. This stare knows as well as anybody how to buy as cheap as any- body, and sell, too, hut we wouldn't tank of offering t'ot' this season, any- thing but this season's goods. You'll Use These in the Christmas Cake Put in a list and try our Now Currants all dry re -cleaned, Argumbau Select Raisins, also Seeded and Seedless Raisins. Special quality of Crosse & Blackwell Peels, New Hallowe'en Dates in hulk and packages, Shelled Almonds raid Walnuts, and in Spices, Baking Powders, Icing Sugars, Ex- tracts and Jelly Powder's; we always keep the best at lowest prices. Trust Us With That Christmas Order For these are sure goods for those who intend to have their baking as rich and delicious as it can be made. Cash for All Kinds of Farm Produce. arrooer N. 131yCla Tho occasion was moro especially in the nature of a farewell to Jiro. James Corning and his wife, who aro about to return to their home in the West, after a pleasant visit with friends here. After supper a good program was ren- dered. Br). Georgo Snell, President of the Lodge, called the gathering to order, when several of the brethren made short addresses; Bro. E. Craw• ford gave a couple of humorous read- ings which made everybody laugh. Bro, Jas. Curring and wife sang. and also gave instrumental music, whir.h was much appreciated, after which all joined in singing God Save the King. Everybody went away feeling they had spent a most enjoyable evening. Constance. John Riley has gond to Muskoka. Miss McMann is back to the village again, Hiss Joan Love spent last Sunday at her parental home et Walton. The young folks of the village are busy preparing for their annual Christ - Ines tree. Mies Margaret McDonald and Robert Rogerson took the topic on Tuesday evening Miss Alberta Murray visited her friend, Miss Mae Adams, for a few days last week. John Ferguson, Ernest Adiuns and James Cook went on a hunting expedi- tion last Saturday and were very suc- cessful as game was plentiful. Thomas Adams has a horse that he has reason to he proud of, it having drawn two tons of hay in oue load, and is able to do it again. Joe is an excel). tion. Miss Dorene Dever entertained a number of her young friends on 'Thurs- day evening last in honor o! tier broth- er, Bruce, who recently returned home from the West. Exeter. The rink is being flouded and other - wish prepared for stating. Mrs. John Salter sustained a frac- tured rib, through fel ing when going down the steps at h r home. On Tuesday evening last the Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows was presented with a set of carpet bowls by J. G. Stanbury, the District Deputy Grand Master. Exeter has a chance to secure a knit. ting factory, provided the necessary Capital can be raised and the town will give a loan of a similar amount to that to be given the canning company. The estate of Samuel Parkinson, who disappeared from the township of Us - borne in 1896, will he divided among the heirs, he having been declared leg- ally dead, No reason is known why ho disappeared and no trace of him has ever been found, The sad death occurred on Wednes- day, Nov. 28th of Jane Andrew, be- loved wife of Wtn. Miners, of Exeter, at the. age of 58 years and 6 months. . The deceased bed been troubled for some time with her heart, but was ap• pnarently somewhat better on the snot n- fngg of her death. Her daughter, Ma- bel, had gone down town to mail a let- ter and on her arrival at home found her mother lying on the floor of the pantry. Mr. Miners who was working at the Ross & Taylor faetory was has - tilt summoned and when he reached the house his wife was cold in death. Seaforth. Robert Bell, of the Boll Engine Works, has returned from his trip to the A'est. He was as far West as Seattle 'Phos. Beattie, of McKillop, has aban- doned his intention of starting a livery stable in Walton and has purchased a half interest in the livery business of T. M. Carhert in this town, and will comp to Seaforth to reside. On'I'hursday afternoon last a num- ber of the pupils of the public school, called at the home of Mrs. Coulter and presented her with a handsome gold neeklnre and pearl pendant, as a token of their love and esteem for her. George and Mrs, McKey, of Bremer, Pennsylvania, who have been visiting friends in this vicinity for a couple of weeks, leave this week to spend the winter in Scotland, where Mr. McKay has two brothers and many other rela- tives and friends, It is' 20 years since WINTER TERM OF THE WINGHAN !PIONS SUM (Affiliated with Clinton Business College) Opens January 2nd This is the most modern, thorough and successful Institution of Its kind In On• tarso, Excellent staff of teachers; un' excelled equipment; large attendance; aotual business school, lluring November we had TWENTY TIMES as many Celle from leading concerns for BOOKKEEP- ERS, STENOGRAPHERS and TELE- GRAPHERS as we bad graduates to send Enter any time. Individual instruction, Our handsome Chrlstroas Catalogue sent free on applloation to OEO. SPOTTON • PRINCIPAL Air. McKay left the old land and this is his first visit. 'l'hey intend to return in April or May, and will make their permanent itonte in Seaforth or its vi- cinity. As an evidence of the large amount of poultry being bought and shipped from Seaforth this season, we may state that in four days lent week A. W. Stobie bought and shipped 7,127 pounds. This represents a lot of money distributed for poultry in that time and although perhaps the largest deal- er, Mr. Stobie is only one of many. 1t was all purchased for Robt. Thomp- son, of Brussels, who snakes large shipments to the Northwest and British Columba every week. .....0-. Clinton. A number frotu here are invited to a bachelor's ball to bo held in Seaford' on Dec. 28th. 8, S. Cooper is building a neat out- side porch at the Post Office, which will make it more comfortable in the lobby, and also for the employees. Mr, Weston, who has been here for a couple of weeks in the interest of the Canadian Order of Foresters, left here on Monday, after adding 28 new mem- bers, 'Phis gives the society a member- ship of over 200. Carman Hall, who is employed in the Sovereign Bank, hurt a couple of his fingers rather seriously on \londay af- ternoon. Ho was helping to move an iron bur in the new building when he got his fingers nipped. Our old friend, %Vitt Robb, hits wise- ly decide 1 to settle down in Clinton, and to further that end was tnarried on Tuesday evening to Mrs, Morrish, ran estimable lady of town, Rev, A1r. Ma- gee performing the ceremony. At London on Wednesday night of last week, no less than 51 candidates were initiated into the Woodmen, Sub- sequently a banquet was served by the lady members of the camp and over 200 sat down to the well -laden table One of the speakers on the occasion was Mayor hoover, of Clinton. A young titan of town who gained considerable notoriety some time ago by his mitrriage, was brought back from Sarnia on Tuesday by Provincial Constable Phelan on a charge of non- support of Itis wife. He was brought before Police Magistrate Andrews, who committed hitn for trial. He has since boon released on $5C0 bail, . .-.aa-. Morris. Council meets on Saturday, Reginald Watson is spending a few days visiting in Chatham, Chas, and Mrs. Proctor, of Durhatn, attended the funeral of Mrs. Proctor's sister. Mr. and Miss Bessie Watson, of the 4th line, spent a few days with Walton friends. Cam. Robinson now wears a proud smile that won't rub off. It is over the arrival of a your son who has come u. lva g stay. County Councillor Isbister attended the session of the County Council at Goderich last week. James Evans is on a visit to Oxford County. He will resume fanning op. erasions its Morris next March as the lease to his sots expires then. A successful and enjoyable school en- tertainment was held in the Township Hall on Monday evening. 'There was a large audience and a good program, M. Black, of Brussels, was chairman, Last week ltichard Mitchell and fam- ily, who have resided on the 8rd lino for a number of years, removed to tete 12th con. of Grey. %Vo are sorry to see thein go, but wish there well. Mrs. Caswell, of Coldwater, is the guest of Mrs. John Mooney, of Morris, Mrs, L. Frain, in Grey, and Mrs. ,1, Sharpe, of Brussels, She is related to them, Mrs, Caswell wits never hero before and Mrs. Mooney has only seen her aunt once in 52 years. The 50 acre farm belonging to George Cardiff, of Brussels, located on the 5th Zine, has been purohasod by George, son of James Davis, Price is said to be $1500. The property is across the road from the farm of the father and can be worked conveniently with the home place, 1Ve aro again called upon to record the death of another of the pioneer resi- dents of this district, in the person of Jane Brown, relict of the late John Fowler, who passed away on Tuesday morning of last week at her home on the Bluovale road, Deceased, who was in her 80th year, was a native of Lan- arkshire, Scotland, and in early life canto to this country with her patents, who settled East of 'Toronto. '1'o the late John Fowler, who died It few years ago, she was married a groat many years ago, both being among the very earliest pioneers of the 'township of Morris, Mrs. Fowler was a quiet woman and was highly respected by her largo circle of friends and could tell many an interesting story of pioneer life, She was a member of the Blue - vale Presbyterian church and was al- ways present at worship when her health would per.nit. Three daughters by her first marriage are dead some years ago and by the second man'ingo she is survived by one son, John Pow - ler, on the homestead, and Airs. Jatnes Moffatt, who has for years been resid- ing in the West, The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon to the i DR W J MILNE Bluevale cemetery. BANK OF HAMILTON Capital, all paid up, $2,25o,000. Reserve, $2,25o,000. Total Assets, $29,000,000. J. TURNBULL, GENERAL (MANAGER. BLYTH AGENCY. Notes Discounted and Collected. Drafts Issued. General Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Sums of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed compounded half yearly. T. W. SCOTT, AGENT, Santa Claus Headquarters During the month of December Santa Claus will make our store his headquarters and customers will find we have the largest and best selected stock of Xmas goods ever offered. FOR MOTHER Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Table Linen and Napkins Tenriefre Doilies Drawn Linen (hand•work) Fanoy Shawls Kid Gloves Fanny Collars in Boxes Fancy Pin Cushions Waist Sets Fur Coat Hair Pin Receiver FOR FATHER Linen Handkerchiefs In Fancy Buz Tie in Fancy Box Braces in Fancy Box Fur Coat Kid Gloves Fancy Sox Felt Shoes or Slippers Fanny Neok Scarf or Mu111er FOR SISTER OR SWEETHEART Fancy Collar Belt In Fancy Box Silk Waist, Fur Stole or Itufl' Silk Scarf Iltnd•palnted Sachet Fancy Pillow Cushions Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Fanny Heads Kid Gloves Hair Pin Receiver Fur Coat or Mantle Silk Pin Cushion FOR BROTHER Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Tie in Fancy Box Fur Coat Boots or Slippers Fanny Sox Silk Umbrella Fur Gauntlets Overcoat Necktie Pin Silk Ties Braces in Fancy Box FOR BABY Silk Bibs Fancy Bootees Fancy Intantees Bear Coat Fancy Mitts Fancy Shawl Stockings Infants' Moccasins Fancy Wool Hood or Cap Save some Xmas money on your Groceries. Granulated Sugar, 21 lbs., $1 Canned Peas, 4 cans for 25o " Corn, 3 cans for 25o " Tomatoes, per can 10e Rolled Oats, 9 lbs. for 250 Pot Barley, 3 lbs. for 10c Pearl Rloe, 6 lbs. for 25o Cornmeal, 9 lbs. for 25o Matches, 1000 in a box, 6 boxes for 25c Brooms, regular 25o, for 20o Shoe Polish, " 10o, for 5o Black or Green Tea, 5 lbs. for $1. highest Price Paid fur Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Dried Apples. G. M. Chambers & Co. BLYTH Santa Claus for young and old Santa Claus for all For the next two weeks this store will bristle with Xmas Goods, the finest assortment in town. A dainty line of YlbE]C-i' . ITJ1iICEs in Cut Glass Containers. The very latest ordors in Bulk Perfumes, Specials, Yunora, Ideal, Stearns, Seely, Pinand, Itoger and Gallet. JAPANESE GOODS In Ebony, Rnsewood Whitewood and Rod Cedar. Leather Goode, Purses, Wal - lots, Hand Bags, Finger Purses, Glove, Watch, Jewel and Handkerchief CAMP— leather and oollulold. Hand Painted China. Libbev's Cut Glass. Mantel De- corations in Bisque, Bronze and China. See onr line of Beal Ebony Toilet Sets and a beautiful line in Rosewood, Leather and Stag Horn Mounts. A pretty lot of exclus• Ive designs in Fern Pots, Rose Jars, Camphor Bark Goods. Manicure Sots—cetlulotd and leather, Salad Forks and Spoons (special). Our Optical Department is Complete. Have your eyesight examined free on the most up•to•date instrument—the Geneva Retinoscope. Our stock of Spectaoleware includes the finest and best made forms In Gold, Silver and Aluminum. Sole agent for Lowney's New York Chocolate Bon Bons, Ice Cream Drops and Gibson's Pure Fruit Tablets. WH ITE CITY DRUG STORE BLYTH Good uits FOR EVERYDAY WEAR AT Oheap Prices 39 Men's Suits to clear at each $3.50. We have placed these Men's Suite on a separate table to put away from us as soon as possible. Same of them were expensive goods but they are slightly out of style and Inuit go ata sacrifice, They can not last long as they are in sines ranging from 36 to 42 Inobes. OUR CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS TAKE WELL If you want a new Overooat at $7, 18 or $10. G;vo us a chance to fit ono on. $1.50 Men's Tweed Trousers for $1.25. $1,75 Men's Tweed Trousers for $1,50. A special Tweed Trouser, in nearly all stzev, for $1. A big range of Men's Smocks at 50o, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.35, $1.75, $2, $3.50 and $4.50. All good heavy values and most of them hued and tit for cold weather. POPLESTONE & GARDINER THE 131(1 CLOTHIERS - BL1YTH Londesboro. The Winnipeg Telegram of a recent issue says :—The Fisher -Hamilton Real Edtate Co., who have of late been oper- ating extensively in Kootenay land in British Columbia, have just closed what is probably the largest deal ever put through there. This firm have had a large number of men quietly w,rking all summer placing all the choice hind in the Kootenay, Slow' and Arrow lakes under option, and for the past six weeks they have been taking up these options as they matured, They now own practically every foot of de- sirable land in this locality. Mr. Fish- er and Mr. Hamilton both arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. Fisher ro..urn• ed from'Nolson, where he has been at- tending to the legal work of closing up thin deal, and Mr. •Hamilton from To. ronto where he disposed of a largo block to Eastern capituliets, Since their arrival home a large syndicate has been formed of the most representative men in the city of Winnipeg to handle this land. ['Tie firm is composed of C. L. Fisher, late of Clinton, and J. Ham- ilton, son of the late Rev. C. Hamilton, of Londesboro,) The members of S. 0. E. Lodge, Lon. desboro, No. 143, held their first oyster supper of the season at the home of Bro, John Curring and his mother, when a most enjoyable evening was spent. The weather being all that could be desired, the attendance was large, there being about 841 present, young and old, The fore part of the evening was spent in social chat and games, after which a splendid supper was served, including oysters, roast turkey and everything else that was good, and .everybody seemed to enjoy that part of the program most of all. The brethren all thank Mrs. Curring heartily for her kindness. It takes the English ladies to get up a good supper, The Best There Is at Smallest Price r That's the Story Our Stock Tells Our holiday ads. ought to make interesting matter for the Christmas reading of housekeepers who wish to avoid the dear on amount of the "cheap" offerings that meet them sometimes in the papers. This stare knows as well as anybody how to buy as cheap as any- body, and sell, too, hut we wouldn't tank of offering t'ot' this season, any- thing but this season's goods. You'll Use These in the Christmas Cake Put in a list and try our Now Currants all dry re -cleaned, Argumbau Select Raisins, also Seeded and Seedless Raisins. Special quality of Crosse & Blackwell Peels, New Hallowe'en Dates in hulk and packages, Shelled Almonds raid Walnuts, and in Spices, Baking Powders, Icing Sugars, Ex- tracts and Jelly Powder's; we always keep the best at lowest prices. Trust Us With That Christmas Order For these are sure goods for those who intend to have their baking as rich and delicious as it can be made. Cash for All Kinds of Farm Produce. arrooer N. 131yCla Tho occasion was moro especially in the nature of a farewell to Jiro. James Corning and his wife, who aro about to return to their home in the West, after a pleasant visit with friends here. After supper a good program was ren- dered. Br). Georgo Snell, President of the Lodge, called the gathering to order, when several of the brethren made short addresses; Bro. E. Craw• ford gave a couple of humorous read- ings which made everybody laugh. Bro, Jas. Curring and wife sang. and also gave instrumental music, whir.h was much appreciated, after which all joined in singing God Save the King. Everybody went away feeling they had spent a most enjoyable evening. Constance. John Riley has gond to Muskoka. Miss McMann is back to the village again, Hiss Joan Love spent last Sunday at her parental home et Walton. The young folks of the village are busy preparing for their annual Christ - Ines tree. Mies Margaret McDonald and Robert Rogerson took the topic on Tuesday evening Miss Alberta Murray visited her friend, Miss Mae Adams, for a few days last week. John Ferguson, Ernest Adiuns and James Cook went on a hunting expedi- tion last Saturday and were very suc- cessful as game was plentiful. Thomas Adams has a horse that he has reason to he proud of, it having drawn two tons of hay in oue load, and is able to do it again. Joe is an excel). tion. Miss Dorene Dever entertained a number of her young friends on 'Thurs- day evening last in honor o! tier broth- er, Bruce, who recently returned home from the West. Exeter. The rink is being flouded and other - wish prepared for stating. Mrs. John Salter sustained a frac- tured rib, through fel ing when going down the steps at h r home. On Tuesday evening last the Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows was presented with a set of carpet bowls by J. G. Stanbury, the District Deputy Grand Master. Exeter has a chance to secure a knit. ting factory, provided the necessary Capital can be raised and the town will give a loan of a similar amount to that to be given the canning company. The estate of Samuel Parkinson, who disappeared from the township of Us - borne in 1896, will he divided among the heirs, he having been declared leg- ally dead, No reason is known why ho disappeared and no trace of him has ever been found, The sad death occurred on Wednes- day, Nov. 28th of Jane Andrew, be- loved wife of Wtn. Miners, of Exeter, at the. age of 58 years and 6 months. . The deceased bed been troubled for some time with her heart, but was ap• pnarently somewhat better on the snot n- fngg of her death. Her daughter, Ma- bel, had gone down town to mail a let- ter and on her arrival at home found her mother lying on the floor of the pantry. Mr. Miners who was working at the Ross & Taylor faetory was has - tilt summoned and when he reached the house his wife was cold in death. Seaforth. Robert Bell, of the Boll Engine Works, has returned from his trip to the A'est. He was as far West as Seattle 'Phos. Beattie, of McKillop, has aban- doned his intention of starting a livery stable in Walton and has purchased a half interest in the livery business of T. M. Carhert in this town, and will comp to Seaforth to reside. On'I'hursday afternoon last a num- ber of the pupils of the public school, called at the home of Mrs. Coulter and presented her with a handsome gold neeklnre and pearl pendant, as a token of their love and esteem for her. George and Mrs, McKey, of Bremer, Pennsylvania, who have been visiting friends in this vicinity for a couple of weeks, leave this week to spend the winter in Scotland, where Mr. McKay has two brothers and many other rela- tives and friends, It is' 20 years since WINTER TERM OF THE WINGHAN !PIONS SUM (Affiliated with Clinton Business College) Opens January 2nd This is the most modern, thorough and successful Institution of Its kind In On• tarso, Excellent staff of teachers; un' excelled equipment; large attendance; aotual business school, lluring November we had TWENTY TIMES as many Celle from leading concerns for BOOKKEEP- ERS, STENOGRAPHERS and TELE- GRAPHERS as we bad graduates to send Enter any time. Individual instruction, Our handsome Chrlstroas Catalogue sent free on applloation to OEO. SPOTTON • PRINCIPAL Air. McKay left the old land and this is his first visit. 'l'hey intend to return in April or May, and will make their permanent itonte in Seaforth or its vi- cinity. As an evidence of the large amount of poultry being bought and shipped from Seaforth this season, we may state that in four days lent week A. W. Stobie bought and shipped 7,127 pounds. This represents a lot of money distributed for poultry in that time and although perhaps the largest deal- er, Mr. Stobie is only one of many. 1t was all purchased for Robt. Thomp- son, of Brussels, who snakes large shipments to the Northwest and British Columba every week. .....0-. Clinton. A number frotu here are invited to a bachelor's ball to bo held in Seaford' on Dec. 28th. 8, S. Cooper is building a neat out- side porch at the Post Office, which will make it more comfortable in the lobby, and also for the employees. Mr, Weston, who has been here for a couple of weeks in the interest of the Canadian Order of Foresters, left here on Monday, after adding 28 new mem- bers, 'Phis gives the society a member- ship of over 200. Carman Hall, who is employed in the Sovereign Bank, hurt a couple of his fingers rather seriously on \londay af- ternoon. Ho was helping to move an iron bur in the new building when he got his fingers nipped. Our old friend, %Vitt Robb, hits wise- ly decide 1 to settle down in Clinton, and to further that end was tnarried on Tuesday evening to Mrs, Morrish, ran estimable lady of town, Rev, A1r. Ma- gee performing the ceremony. At London on Wednesday night of last week, no less than 51 candidates were initiated into the Woodmen, Sub- sequently a banquet was served by the lady members of the camp and over 200 sat down to the well -laden table One of the speakers on the occasion was Mayor hoover, of Clinton. A young titan of town who gained considerable notoriety some time ago by his mitrriage, was brought back from Sarnia on Tuesday by Provincial Constable Phelan on a charge of non- support of Itis wife. He was brought before Police Magistrate Andrews, who committed hitn for trial. He has since boon released on $5C0 bail, . .-.aa-. Morris. Council meets on Saturday, Reginald Watson is spending a few days visiting in Chatham, Chas, and Mrs. Proctor, of Durhatn, attended the funeral of Mrs. Proctor's sister. Mr. and Miss Bessie Watson, of the 4th line, spent a few days with Walton friends. Cam. Robinson now wears a proud smile that won't rub off. It is over the arrival of a your son who has come u. lva g stay. County Councillor Isbister attended the session of the County Council at Goderich last week. James Evans is on a visit to Oxford County. He will resume fanning op. erasions its Morris next March as the lease to his sots expires then. A successful and enjoyable school en- tertainment was held in the Township Hall on Monday evening. 'There was a large audience and a good program, M. Black, of Brussels, was chairman, Last week ltichard Mitchell and fam- ily, who have resided on the 8rd lino for a number of years, removed to tete 12th con. of Grey. %Vo are sorry to see thein go, but wish there well. Mrs. Caswell, of Coldwater, is the guest of Mrs. John Mooney, of Morris, Mrs, L. Frain, in Grey, and Mrs. ,1, Sharpe, of Brussels, She is related to them, Mrs, Caswell wits never hero before and Mrs. Mooney has only seen her aunt once in 52 years. The 50 acre farm belonging to George Cardiff, of Brussels, located on the 5th Zine, has been purohasod by George, son of James Davis, Price is said to be $1500. The property is across the road from the farm of the father and can be worked conveniently with the home place, 1Ve aro again called upon to record the death of another of the pioneer resi- dents of this district, in the person of Jane Brown, relict of the late John Fowler, who passed away on Tuesday morning of last week at her home on the Bluovale road, Deceased, who was in her 80th year, was a native of Lan- arkshire, Scotland, and in early life canto to this country with her patents, who settled East of 'Toronto. '1'o the late John howler, who died It few years ago, she was married a groat many years ago, both being among the very earliest pioneers of the 'township of Murris, Mrs. howler was a quiet woman and was highly respected by her largo circle of friends and could tell many an interesting story of pioneer life, She was a member of the Blue - vale Presbyterian church and was al- ways present at worship when her health would per.nit. Three daughters by her first marriage are dead some years ago and by the second man'ingo she is survived by one son, John Pow - ler, on the homestead, and Airs. Jatnes Moffatt, who has for years been resid- ing in the West, The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon to the i DR W J MILNE Bluevale cemetery. BANK OF HAMILTON Capital, all paid up, $2,25o,000. Reserve, $2,25o,000. Total Assets, $29,000,000. J. TURNBULL, GENERAL (MANAGER. BLYTH AGENCY. Notes Discounted and Collected. Drafts Issued. General Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Sums of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed compounded half yearly. T. W. SCOTT, AGENT, Santa Claus Headquarters During the month of December Santa Claus will make our store his headquarters and customers will find we have the largest and best selected stock of Xmas goods ever offered. FOR MOTHER Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Table Linen and Napkins Tenriefre Doilies Drawn Linen (hand•work) Fanoy Shawls Kid Gloves Fanny Collars in Boxes Fancy Pin Cushions Waist Sets Fur Coat Hair Pin Receiver FOR FATHER Linen Handkerchiefs In Fancy Buz Tie in Fancy Box Braces in Fancy Box Fur Coat Kid Gloves Fancy Sox Felt Shoes or Slippers Fanny Neok Scarf or Mu111er FOR SISTER OR SWEETHEART Fancy Collar Belt In Fancy Box Silk Waist, Fur Stole or Itufl' Silk Scarf Iltnd•palnted Sachet Fancy Pillow Cushions Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Fanny Heads Kid Gloves Hair Pin Receiver Fur Coat or Mantle Silk Pin Cushion FOR BROTHER Handkerchiefs In Fancy Box Tie in Fancy Box Fur Coat Boots or Slippers Fanny Sox Silk Umbrella Fur Gauntlets Overcoat Necktie Pin Silk Ties Braces in Fancy Box FOR BABY Silk Bibs Fancy Bootees Fancy Intantees Bear Coat Fancy Mitts Fancy Shawl Stockings Infants' Moccasins Fancy Wool Hood or Cap Save some Xmas money on your Groceries. Granulated Sugar, 21 lbs., $1 Canned Peas, 4 cans for 25o " Corn, 3 cans for 25o " Tomatoes, per can 10e Rolled Oats, 9 lbs. for 250 Pot Barley, 3 lbs. for 10c Pearl Rloe, 6 lbs. for 25o Cornmeal, 9 lbs. for 25o Matches, 1000 in a box, 6 boxes for 25c Brooms, regular 25o, for 20o Shoe Polish, " 10o, for 5o Black or Green Tea, 5 lbs. for $1. highest Price Paid fur Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Dried Apples. G. M. Chambers & Co. BLYTH Santa Claus for young and old Santa Claus for all For the next two weeks this store will bristle with Xmas Goods, the finest assortment in town. A dainty line of YlbE]C-i' . ITJ1iICEs in Cut Glass Containers. The very latest ordors in Bulk Perfumes, Specials, Yunora, Ideal, Stearns, Seely, Pinand, Itoger and Gallet. JAPANESE GOODS In Ebony, Rnsewood Whitewood and Rod Cedar. Leather Goode, Purses, Wal - lots, Hand Bags, Finger Purses, Glove, Watch, Jewel and Handkerchief CAMP— leather and oollulold. Hand Painted China. Libbev's Cut Glass. 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Toronto report: An appeal entered on ,behalf of Alexander Crichton, of Cus- tUeton, of Northumberland county, irony a finding of tiro Ontario College of Phy- Isdoian,9 sand Surgeons is, giving the Dive, stoned Court quite a giant with 'which to wrestle, The Dane involves eo many hairlike differences 'between wtye of ef- fecting curets in the human, body and Jute eo many technical shadings that the rul- ing of the court after it rhos heard all the evidence will naturally have a wide public interest, From the Little town of Cayt.lcton the t'ppellarrt for a long time sent out ad- ve tdnowemts all over Canada. and thie 'United States drawing the attention o¢t render» to a medicinal •preparation he had which he claimed would cure or assist in curing a Large number of slit, merits. It was known as a grip medi- cine, but 'ate curative properties were said by Dr. Crichton to extend to numer- ous other dieeases and ailments. The College of Physicians and Surgeone took the matter up and a Dise:ipline Com- mittee reoommem td that the lapped- Iaaite' name be et.ruck off the gold of qualified practitioners of Ontario, Thiel ',tree done last July. The case came trp on llOrulay afternoon and fasted throughout yesterday. Although the arguments built up by Mr. Kerr wore sequential and effective to a layman, at •least, the numerics and qusestions of their Lordships Irl:ft tapecial inkwell to the attention pro- oeeding's when Mr, Curry addreesest the court. Thin followed in coneequenre of the statements made and also on the evidence referred to by .lir. Kerr. Finding of Committee. In opening hie rarnarks in the forenoon Mr. Kerr qu•otcd front the Ontario Medi• call Act that clause which authorizes the Council to remake inquiry into the curve of a man alleged to ,be liable to have this FRATERNAL CO.OPERATION. name struck off the roll. He likewise --- road the report of the oonnnitteo which Ultimate Basis for Settlement of Labor had reconienclemd: that Dr, Crichton'; Troubles. niauo be a truck off. It said: "Your uoutntittee finds this charge Chicago, Dec, 10,—At the convention of the proved, and that the 'mid :\Iexander Citizens' Industrial Association, held here Crichton endeavored to impose upon the to -day, Dir. James W. VanClea'o of St. credulity of the public for the purpose of Louis, President of the National Association gain, by atttmrptui„ 1,4) deceive the said o[ Jlanufucturers, delivered a powerful ad - persons as might ieitd the &a.id advertise. dress on the duties of employers toward their "newts," workmen, calling for the more considerate "'They find the chalege proved that we f treatment of labor, that labor may respond advertise," e,aeul M'r, Kerr, "That we to capital with Increased industry, and that don't diinette. Tire medical ,men say the both may combine in the upbuilding of tho mediicine udwrrrtis el will not accoiiipiish f country's trade and commerce, what it clhirrs, The appeliant cla•iiii s he 1.I Labor unions aro called into being, he said, has offered it to the Britian x1141 Cana• ! by the oppression of the employers, and In dian Governments, to medical hien orad several ways have done good service to tho to analysts for testa, None of tette doer workers. The otnployer who would like to tore 'atter remittent' it has tested it, le strike down all labor unions indiscriminately it fair for them to condolrnn hint mut the Is blind to his own Interests as well as faith- medioine he advertise, before they k'nvnl' less to his duty to the general public. what it is.'; But the unlona aro not without their faults "Now," ''arid. .1r, Kerr, "no such —the closed shop, the boycott, the restrlctious charge was laid a.getin.st 1)r. erediton as of the number of apprentices, the attempt that of attempting to deceive the pith- to draw class lines and to make laborers lie ,and net that, is what they fine.( believe that employers aro their enemies, u!aitest flint, It is obviously a cake where These features must be condemned by ovary one thing is charged and a finding is patriotic citizen. brought ill on an entirely different mat- In theso things, however, labor is not alone ter," to blame, 1t is true that tho teachings of .fat continuing hie argument Mr. Kerr most of the union leaders help to make laid ompleoeis on the point that, thotl:ii socialists, but so docs tho arrogance of the the appellant ,had offered his nweicine selfish employer. Judging by thelr actn some for te.;ts, none of then! who 111111 con- employers seem to believe that the relations dt'm1IK'd it hard made snffioieiut testa to between belligerents In war. Toward their know whether it should in common, just- workers they hold a bontllo attitude, Fra- tiee be condemned, i ternal co-operation between employer and Si 4'rnl exhibits were put in by counsel, - employed Is the basis on which the nocoa- wed a ioag thein was a folder containing nary reconstruction roust rest. 17nch is nea- t'he a t•!Iyertisenn'nts of the appellant met essary to the other's welfare, Racial end fla- n' letl'pe nanrber of te:'stinIoniul'3 from anelal, and both must bo brought to see that thorn, who stetted they had used ti .pre- there Is no place for strife between classes paratiou and had been materially time- in the social economy of democratic America, filed. We must curb tho greed of the autocratic "l a:ee the name of a Judge here," sa i emeployer, and make It plain that the stone aro- lir• Juatiee Aintree after lo•ok,ing over the ward for right conduct and tho same punish - folder, ''f happen to know this Judge went for wrongdoing await rich and poor thinks very highly of the medicine." alike, Thus we shall abolish strikon and "Vt•s, nut the Med.iatl Council wanted lockouts, remove all rho workers' desire for to ]save 'that •evidence ruled out," was enactment of anti -injunction law's, and es- tlle quick reply of Air. Kerr, tabus!' an, era of industrial peace through - When Mr. (furry began his argument,• out America. in the afternoon .he reviewed the evi- dence- given at Lite inquiry in which 1)r. M'MASTER TO GET $6o,000, Ferris, 1)1.. Field „awl ()there had stated that Miry thought it unprofessional for John D. Rockefeller Makes Munificent it me:licail omen to so aulvertise, paeticu- Gift to University, Inrly if the Motive were one of Veesonal guilt 1)1., (;ray had also stated that in Toronto report: McMaster University the :tslvra'li;eitre:let putt out by Dr, ()rich- Ie to receive $00,000 from lfr. John D. tent there wu'y aamiething ntiselca.ditrg to Rockefeller. At the service in the chapel the public, Ile drained that df a disco'- ycsterdn morning cry had been made the public should be y Chancellor McKay nn veld„ fnauili:lr with .it, pounced that ,lir, Rockefeller had int" - "What do you say nbout all this evi• mated his intention of donating $110,000 donee going bcyoud w'hnt the roan is to the university on conditions cosily tutreally charged with?" asked Mi, Jus- filled, The amount is to be used in the tico Mabee, erection of an additional building at the Tfr, Curry replied t•hnt in his opinion west end of McMaster hall to provide it did not go beyond whet was chug- several lecture roosts, a gymnasiumand ed, but that the form of advertising dormitories for fifty students. 7 he conditions under which the gifte to be made are that the denomination There have been plenty of opppor• complete the collection of the $75,000 tunities of trying this so-called meritciue forward movement fund, and that the en Nisei in the honpital. Il nuty be subscription and collection be completer[ a valuably discovery, and it would 1)e of the $55,000 required fur the new enay enottgh to test it and find out Science building,. • whether the appellant is mnldng Here- The amounts for both these funds have presentations, 1 f there are n lot of already been largely subscribed and a 1p:r,'1i)!r who nate vett:. islet The. grip u.nd large amount of the stoney received. it each ailments end they have found Ole is expected the new building will be er- propnratlon "to have helped them, WI ected during the coating year. them testimonials would indicate, then DOUKHOBORS it may reasonably be agreed that it must havo some value." "The mind luta often a great deal to do with effecting cures," replied Ah. Curry, "and it is to be proved that theso people who give teestiuwuials really had serious troubles." 'Micro are some letters here from TO WORK ON RAILWAYS. very highly educated people," observ- e'el \f -. Justice Mabee. "Yes, and there WHA n Iearne,l lawyer in Toronto who went into Christian Seienee" was the answer of the coun- sel. ou n•sel. lleeause he found there tans more money In it," broke in Mr, II, Osler. Mr. Justice Mabee took another look over the testimonials. "The appellant seems to have nes many clergymen on his side RS medical Wren against him," he remarked. "Yes, the Gospel appears to be on his side at 1enst," said Mr, Curry. The court soon got back into its serious mood and the Chancellor pointed nut that the nppell:un was nn educated man. Ile was not an iiznnntnnis, and if the helical Council wished to disprove the statements of I)r. Crichton they should have made tests tvhirh would have been of more value to the enitrl in nrriving nt some eonelusion than all the expert evidence submitted. "ilut they evidently do not believe in the pre• paraben enough to try it," he added. "'flint is exnetly the position, my honi." answered Mr. Curry. "SnppI) ing this medicine, ns it is called, is a benefit to the public, Then if it is discontinued a source of benefit to the public is curt off," retnnrked the Chancellor. Mr, Curry admitted this to be true, hut of course he held the preparation was not a benefit. ITe prneecvind to shote that tho public were led, to buy the preparation not knowing what they were taking, and thatfor a medical WORK. at to continue advertising such trmr- dins was infamous and disgraceful from a professional view. Mr, Osler then opened his argu- ment, stntiny thin he nppenred on be AT MANCHESTER. half of the Council to justify it cnttrse. Ile admitted there wns no spenifie charge against, the npp:elhtnt of trying to de- ceive. It wns improper, however, for n man to he advertising and seeding out, the Call of the West—Schools Are preparations without diagnosing n ease or having some knowledge of what. theCalled Failures. true eympinms were of the inclividuni case to 1,e treated. "Well, you often find that n doctor riven; )'nn 11 bottle of something and sa}'s: 'TTcre, take this.' and be is not quite sure whether it will do you nny good or not," remarked the Chancellor, and the emir( brake lite n smile, The case will be resumed this fore- noon. NM CANADA. TEN THOUSAND MAY COME HERE Report Also Says That the Canadian Colony May Return to Russia—Peter Veregin Interviews Russian Premier. St, Petersburg, Dec. 1O.-- \1, 1'. Veri- gin, head of the Doukhobor community in Canada, who is known as "John the Baptist," his arrived in St, Petersburg charged with the double mission of tower - tenting the attitude of the linysiaul liov• element on the question of repatriation of the 1)oukhobnrs and recruiting 0 force of ten thousand Russian peasants, want- ed on two year water a ti to work on the eonstructinn of new railroads in the Can- adian west. The answer of the Government these two questions was given by ll, This punishment, he said, was Inflicted upon the natives by the strongest of the. bleak Stnlypin in the ('Durst of an andlrnr,'. The Premier said the Government would soldiers. The result often was that the pun - be glad to welcome the 1)uukhohnrs buck fatted man wns 111 for a long Ilene. The whenever they were ready to come. They meeker said these floggings were sometimes are considered, lie said. as pilgrims who inflicted upon natives et the orders of office left. the country during n time of rehl- ctorks for the most trivial offences. gious intolerance.Assuringhila that he Herr Dernburg, director of the. ,Colonial would tint hrfice, spoke in defence of the colonial of - hampered by the Govern -Of inent, the Premier ndviied M. Verigin Melina. He accused herr Itocren of ntisre- to obtain 111 P011lrnl'( laborers in the presenting the facts. ile enld that tiro Ger- man people, nft.er having read the 'perch of the Centrtat lender, would bo compelled to believe that the colonies were governed by wild auimais, and not human beings. • ter. CHILDREN BURNED. not possibly uvertake so great a de - mend. Archdeacon Webb, of Calgary', said he looked upon 111e schools i11 Canada as the greatest of failures, They were absolutely secular, Thr Bishop of nti'Apo"'Ir will that whenever the An- gilenn Church was sent there wnR sent an agenct which strengthened and re. ranted 1 it' bonds of the Empire. Tell- ing the story of the origin of the name of alis diocese, lie asked the nndirnrc to apply it in relnlion to the needs of west- ern Cnnida. FLOGGING STICK; AS PROOF. Centrist Leader in Reichstag Illustrates Colonial Scandals, Berlin, Dec. 10,—in the Reichstag yesterday Herr Roeren, the Centrist leader, continued his revelations of colonial scandals, Amid general lnughter be produced a large stick, about t.l►o thickness of it finger, end laying it upon tate table of the (louse he explained It was the stick with which flog - nee were ndmtnlstered In the colnnice. famine•strichen provinces. included in the party of eight envoys who are ne('omplulying 11. Verigin is an old Doukhobor named Mokhnrtoff, aged 81 years, who is journeying to the home of (bunt 'I'olstni to have n farewell talk with the author, 4 O NEEDS OF THE WEST SET FORTH Bishops of Calgary and Q'Appelle Speak, Urging Churchmen to Heed Sins 111(nn1009 and misleading. Chancellor Lloyd then remarked:— London, thee. 10.—"I low churchmen may help the special appeal for 1;10,000 on behalf of the Church of England's work in Northwest Canada" was the special subject of 'yachts at the annual meeting of the )ltunchester Archdeaeotiry Association of the So- ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign l'nrts. The Bishop of Manchester said that every year 70,000 English settlors went to Cannan. These needed to be fol- lowed by the means of grace. It would not do to let Eastern Canada look after the needs of the wrest. The cast hail its own church work to do, and it was doing nobly what it could on behalf of the west, but could Mother Absent, Returned to Find Charred Bodies, \Vilkesbarre, Pn,, Dee. 10,—Taro chil- dren of Albeit Smalley, one 18 months and the other 311 months old, were burned to death this nftern►1)11 in the kitchen of the Smalley residence at Pittston, near herr. 'Their mother, who wns baking, went to a enighbor's to borrow pie plates, and in her absence the clouting of the children caught fire. She returned to find their charred bodies on the kitchen floor. 4.e RAILWAY SHEDS BURNT, Five-year-old Girl Will Die From Con- tact With Stove, Ottawa, De'patch.—A. allotting accident oc- curred to -day In tho rhonto of Alexander Mulchmor, !full, when Regina, rho flvo-year- old daughter, was horribly burned and eau - not survive. Mrs. Dfutchrnor had put on a big fire In tato stove and lett two children while site wont out. A man passing tho house heard scrotum, and, rushing in, found the younger child's clothing In flame, having e0II1u in contact with the red hot stove, and the elder, a crip- ple, uuable to assist her. Ile face, ante, body and limbs were roasted and the flesh hung in lumps from her body. FE IIIJ Li .., :e Al 1 i{ SUGGESTIONS HOW WOMEN MAY FIND RELIEF. While no woman le entirely free from periodical suffering it does not 'teem to be the plan of nature that women should Buffer so severely, This is a Revere strain on n woman's vitality. When pain exists something ie wrong which should bo not right or it will lend to n serious derange- ment of the whole fetnalo organism. Thousands of women have ',edified in grateful lettere to Mrs. Pinkham that Lydia E, Pinkharn's Vegetable Com- pound overcomes women's special pains and irregularities. It provides a cafe and Rum way of es- cape from distressing and dangerous weaknesses and diseases, The two following letters tell so con- vincingly' what Lydia E, Pinkharll's Ve- getable Compound will do for women, they cannot fail to bring hope to thousands of sufferers, Miss Matilda Richardson of 177 Wel- lington Street, Kingston, Ont,, writs Dear Mrs, Pinkham :— "Some four years ago my usnnlly good health began to fall. Thad severe valve In my beck, my head ached. I would have dizzy spells and during my' monthly periods I would suffer intense puin. I was advised to try Lydia E.Pink hum's Vegetable Com- pound, and I am so glad that I did, for it brbught new life and health to me, My and periods11were natural and painless, my general health improved, I havo not had an ache or a pain since, and I feel it a duty as well as a pleasure to tell you what your medicine line done for me," Mine, Louise McKenzie, of Mount Car- itel, Montreal, Cannula, writes Dear Mrs, I'tnkham i— "I had heard so muchood about Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound before I started to take it for painful perlodi sn Hutt when it cured net I waif not surprised. I had suffered with blinding_ headaches and pain until it seemed that. must acreain, These pains lasted from flvc to ten days every month, and you can understand how glad I was to get relief. I am in the best of health and am pleased to give you this testimonial for what your medicine has done for ane," Such toatimony ehoulu be accepted by all women as convincinta evidence that Lydia E, Pinkham'e \egetablo Com- pound stands without n poor as a remedy for all the distressing ills of women, Tho success of Lydia E, Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound rests upon the well- earned gratitude of Canadian woolen, When women aro troubled with Irreg- ularities, displacements or ulceration of tho organs, that bearing -down feeling, inflammation, backache, bloating, (or flatulency), general debility, indigestion and nervous prostration, or aro beset with Ruch eymptorns as dizziness, faint- ness, lassitude, excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, they should rcmetnber thorn is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Plnkhatn'e Vegetable Compound at ouco renloven nue h troubles. Rehm to buy any other medicine, for you need the beet. Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pinkham if there is anything about your sickness you do not understand, She will treat you with kindness and her advice is free. No woman ever regretted writing her and she has helped thousands. Address Lynn, Mass. Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Advice --A Woman Best Understands Woman's ills. MANY FROM CANADA PRESENT AT INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCI{ EXPOSITION. Two Ontario Cabinet Ministers Among the Number— Grand Championship Sheep Award Won by Sir George Drummond. Chicago, I11., I)et'. IO—'To-day was "Foreign I)ay" at the International Live Stock Exposition, and incidentally the largest crowd of the week was in at- tendance. '1'house nds from (kinada ar- rived early in the morning, and them Thr train wan,eiIIIi;l' 11 tir't to n was more than the usual gathering of slnnds!ill. celebrities frim neross the line, .\ dolour w•e, frlr'rd, hal, of course, Among the notable Wren from Ontario hi, silt lees were nut net.le(I, The 'v'• were lion, Nelson Munlicth, Minister of nrtin, were collected an.! 1 unv1•t'e,l to .\gri('ulllur; Iron. Prank Cochrane., Alin• \Veal enlister \lorlunr\, who're an inqu1.s1, iter of Lands «nd Mines; lion. J. W. will 111' held, SI. John, Speaker of the Legislative As• .1 1ar1 a number of p1.,1?,la terve on the senthly; Jesse Smith, 'Mayor of 'Toronto tit ;l i l in bit forms a 1111 1'1 ( mill, „IA ,Innrl1on; Jnm53 1). Allan, President of the ivyir incident 1.,11 Illlil'rl'-al her the Toronto Stock Yards; Andrew Duds, 1.'n•, Toronto; A. .f. Anderson, 'Toronto; \\'. It ',:nn1 t I,e >lalt,l d1 rir,il,'ly het ha J. linrnnry, and Thomas T. li,rrr, Tar• (I:1. dr( 0,1-,'11 .jn:lr,1 '11 fr,1'u l? 1 Irlin 111.•unto: \\'. \\lilt ler, Thomas F. \\'eilaee, lirrin'r hr y'.;1' :;elfin' 1):l' o1) the right 1). \1,Ktn,ic and 1V..1. ('saurus• 111.! 1':'I;,Irly r, uuritt1.J niridr. The grand champion sheep award for `rnrtl',. Ow witul,•_rJ the fatal leap (Iny trent to Sir George I)rttmmnnl, of err 111,1H1'11In the 1h1.,.r' of 1:1.111.11111..lleaeanSficlll. Que., who else raptured the r! I. •e.'. r (he; :'1 =.: teen iJ"r1i- reserve championship. The breeding r'll l Itre'nan. n pro• llanipabires entered by lord (.nun, of 1 i•;el'! 1'eellll;; 111r1'', London. Eng., will be judged loolay, ole' \;I• Itrilrnn 'a11 rata "i "'leer Ilistory posing a nttnthl'r entered by Cttnndiarl of the 1'"';,l' of Itt'rc," •I'I 1 Italy roily1 and 'nited Slates hrredrra' in•1 e•,el '.letev1 "1'h'e Ili 1 'r'' of the — •► Hein/ of Iln'vur11." Ile also tar; to sey- NO DEFINITE DECISION, real t::leeo/int rterie;:, Right of Osteopaths Under Medical Act-- '+-- Not Settled. SENIATiOPfAL CRIMES ON A PAS - TRAGEDY IN TIIE TUBE. Young Author Ground to Pulp. .1 in Filth, 1rltgrlly ‘ya.• rnaelcll mn the Tolle al 'bi tti'nh;uu Cooler 11ond ntntion, As :t trail' \vas leasing the p•t;ttIill, at alien( halt` least ten for eheplu'id'n Bush, liar,•, tl,:cr, having fill' at twitrative it( a woo!. lair, made a do -ti fur the 1.a t1.5 1)11 Ihr fat•thrsl silly fr"tll IIII' pia 1.1111111. Ile horst a'r'il op1'❑ :nt i ptun,;cd iltln 1:1. 101)11.1, Thy spam, hut tyevil the train and Illi mil?r "f Ihr tu:nt:l is only •i few ICrhr-, 1111,1 the WI U \tea• t';:Ilrht 111'1 1vhi111,41 along :or s"tvilal tall, until Itis l;nly w'ae+ Inn iso I.:,num I to 3 pally. Toronto, flee. 10 The Provincial Soeretary's Deparlmeat tuna received the written decision of the Court of Appeal on n elated mese sub- mitted by the Ontario Government es to whether, under the Ontario metticnl act, osteopaths and other practitioners professing to cure without the administration of drugs, and who aro not registered under the net, have the right to practice. Tho dnctsi"'t, which Is a lengthy document, does not nettle the lander one way or the other, in the ab- sence of a concrete c•a;e tho court holds that an unqualified affirmative or negative cannot bo given. The opinion MIR unanimous, being con- curred In by Chief Justice Sir Wm, Meredith, Massrs, Justices Osler, Gnrrow, Maclaren and Meredith, •o RUSSIAN 4PRISONER ESCAPES FROM SIBERIA IN A BAR- REL OF SAUERKRAUT. San Francisco, Dee, 14—.Geo, Gershu-• ni, a Russian political prisoner Jn Siberia, arrived here on the steamer Chinn yes- SENGER SHIP. A, Madman Kilts and Wounds Several People, The steamer Sardegna which arrived at, (Irni:t from the Argentine Republic, had nn haled a ntidntaut who warn IN,und nod who had rommittcd frightful crimes. Thr luau, whose 1111110 iy 1:0111 11;1 In ('ol- y1.r", 110111 1111' mad tvheu the steamer left 11u1.no.:1yris, and s1.ixiug n knife rush- ed it ito (he deck, uttering terrible tries, Two naenlheri of the creat• mull not gel nut of his way Jn time. (loth were stabbed in the chest. Death in built the rases was iust;uttmlc,nts, 'Three othcb' mesa were seriously wounded, One would undoubtedly have horn killed had he not 1 r e' yn Inlulll d le,t111, .1. it is he is not act;• peeled to !Troyer. :1 passenger, named 1tinno. ronrngeous- Iy seized the madman cul overpowered him. inlayer() was hound, plans' in 11 robin, and closed' ayntched unlit the vine,' reached Genoa. lie is Hutt' in an asylum. ♦.O A SCHOOLMISTRESS T.ACI{LES A terday, De escaped front the AIcattny BEAR, prison in Siberia concealed in a barrel of 'I he l:'eroe .lf l'c lilt le t i'>>?ague f,f `1)l• saucrkrata. ty,ty \lianainc.,utn, vI}'. t?,' .11i1u1'.: ,o t; Join nal. i• ?'re';ty Min, Jtnv \lunv,ane;, (,'ershuni was one of the organizers a,,,.;e1,,,!ni:,tinns, \tell), -aloe:,' ha mini, shun revolutionist party, Ile was ar• tarn ;.:t .e hoar %Cai:1l 1:1,1 inyato, 1 the reeled in May, 11103, and in March, 1004, ct;i. t om, was sentenced to be hanged. As he had . alMtn ney w',t, standing at the never assisted personally in the killing liIttIhu,ud ,when a cry Of ta'nfor !roan of anybody, his sentence wan commuted one of her young charge; eau. sd• nee 11) to life imprisonment In 'the Schlessel- turn toward the dye,;', 'there, in the burg penitentiary, IIe was afterward „1,;,11 doorway, si"u,l a Inl_r bl,u•;, noir, transported to the prison nt Akattny, 'trisi' heath etwkc•.I (l neitHy eiui:'lyuy., near the Manchurian harder. np'.t err,., grt,o,ti:y mill fito: totv.u•{i 1111. aro 1':1.'1 whore 1'a 11.;Ir:i'r au c:'1il,lren DISAPPEARED IN STORM. kept their Jnndhron bee,,,,et,, 'h;u'rr' tyai i.;Hain p.11:4".iltl,lll.r 11:o p,llp i::,, 111e110 eft The Steambarge Hickok Left Oswego on V. i+o'al V1.1:, (holt tutu it'd, 1,:1t r?1e :ni- .Saturday, 11;;11 p;tie? In, attention to HO!r,1i'1ll'rrt and hrsik.0 >arai ,1111 fill' lily Mauch c1I 4't, Belleville despatch: Crave fears are (1111' c'f the 1l oys I-.l,:r til.l'n th,' 011111'' entertained herr over the whereabouts threw a (A all: eraser 111 Lite 111.:1 r, whie:!1 of the stinmba'ge llicknx, owned and mete.;cl rr,,nl1 tt'ittt nn ar'r; t trrutyl ,utel sailed by Captain -Henry Snaith, of this sit'llelt ln'1';na'I the lerl'ifit,l c ii1L'('n city, '1 he vessel left Oswego oil Sat11r 11';1 :' ,'i, ".le :,Ilre.01 we, ;ll.eib.t lilt?fl1', miss day at 110011 fm' this city wiht a cargo ,11u1t' 11! thereupon saes et n 11)'!.:, of ccoal. The barge Lloyd • S. Porter s''r n', fnrw'nrd, mid 5n 11! followed shor't.ly of tet' with eonl for Pie. r taenia upon ton, The Porter followed the llicknx t'L't nrir. ,', 'this „ntr•hrly rr:ux'.l tel di on the lake until a heavy snowstorm run• acme up, when the lliel:ox wee lost `` i t' :1;.1.+ruin,ll, for it 0 )111.al tail :Inst antaspera l oat of the num, The don• Right. of, ;24'1' over, !i'i Ittlt•tt nv faintoll, ;;:at. a. Ilesidei Cnptntn Smith the crate con• rinses', .Ipplic;t.tkin cf col.' areata• by some R1sts of 71;t(0 Fred. Fuirnlnn and Genre's! of 't.in n;1 her children soon hiasiesslit cher Cole, of this city, with an engineer 'ttld r.,;1011 ag.tin. a cook from Trenton. RENO•frNCES S; IF!ITUALISM, Announcement of Fr:'nch Astronomer Causes Excitrnent. Paris, Dee. 10.—Prof. Cnmllle Irlammartoa, the distinguished astronomer, has renounced neirltunlisnt, to the tremendous surpriso of his Mende nn41 of the renders of the numerous hooks In which Its has treated canes of psy- chic phenomena end perfect belief In thole full reality rind slgnifleanee, Nov, without denying the suhJecttvo value of reJecta their (Active importance, Years ngo he declared that all has Inaphe- alion canto from the tpirIt of a lady, which appesrod to hint nt constant Intervale, and in the midst of n conversation with his wife his lips would suddenly cense to articulate Immune he watt listening to the conversation of his ghostly visitant. The latest pluv:c, rlannnnrlou'n renuncia- tion of the phenomena of the e,plrtt world, lR exciting Interest among tate orthodox of Paris, rem CANADA'S APPLES IN ENGLAND, Display at Horticulhreal Exhibition Ob- tains avertible Notice, London, Dee. 10, Tho exhibition of Rrltinh tato colonial fruit at Ole Royal Horticul- tural Society's Ball, which opened yostcrdny, ettrncts coneidernble attention, A lingo dis- play of apples tr'oit Dritialr Columbia, which wns awarded the socicty's gold modal, ob- lalne favorable pollee In the press, as does a smaller Novn Scotia exhibit, which gets the ICnightian silver gni molal. SIlver rncdais are beslowcd on Individual grownrs, The Morning 1'ost's criticism of these ex- hibits lndicnto that as compared with Kent- ish fruit, they sbnw' Icah of refllmulrnl In texture, color mid taste, They, however. ezil excellent samples of culinary fruit, AN IMPOSTER SENT TO JAIL. James Davenport, thirty-five, a labor- er, of Berkshire hard, llackut,)', \\'ick, Neils eluu'ge11 on remand before J1r, Ford- ham, nt the North London Police Court, with begging from foot passengers nt \''iclorin Park Mond, The evidence showed that the prison- er stopped a number of people and asked for Sllhsct'iplioris, 1le produced a begging petition which sot forth that the avriter was a married acct with a family- and that Chet' were in great need, .inquiries, however, shoved that the prisoner wens a single) man, it 11(1 had 110 0110 dependent; upon him, Mr. h'ordhnu) having heard the result of the police inquiries, told the prisoner that he 11'ns n scoundrel, nand sentenced. )tint to n month's hard labor, Sergeant Cory, 10 1T, asked 'what canthal be dorso with the stoney (10s. 0- 1-2d.) found on the prisoner, )1r. Fordham 11' ('lave tate po'tver l: shell order that the money be devoted towards Mis keep while lie is in jail. PUT AWAY IN A PIGSTY, A terrible story of n son's inhumanity manes from Montreal ale l'Aude, 111 Frame!, A farmer, who had left his hnme.'tend for another farm in it neigh- boring crat'nnnn', shut tip his mother, aged 77 yea's, 111 n pigsty, giving her an earl nratlinea awl sooty bread, ',,relc Inter the ]nett registrar was passing near the pigsty laid heard p.'ronninn, lie found the old woman ly- lur on the ground, half dead with lnln- intr, liee reel daft we pltinble, She woe covered with falter, bent' left aria utas pau'nl''zrel, and she collet not walk. 'I'?1e nnlhririties are now inquiring into the nffuif, 1 I.r,...� w *RI Every Li? $s FL141 of VVartue Every Infusion is Delicious CEYLON GREEN TEA Has Such a Fine Flavor That You Will Use it Always After a Trial. head Packcis Only. 4oc, goc and bac per !b, At all Grocers. al& -17):11b, '8.' -ea. it. 're. 4i0. -erwd•'brli1'• q..0 Ar. r't.• •'oYgra•9 v"v SS Ci a i I lET "1 changed little Lelitl.'s )mum: and gave for the little hri;:ht faeikl c4ip1 \':;I+ her Illy second one; and, under Illy Ilio• h\I'1'pL II\I•:Iv, like II, whiff of dnlvII ill ilk' :!Wily 0;110, hill' !Tallied the age III' this- hhi-1: inti lillyell of the (lariII , iilpir• (0011. `then - 11)113 never 'Iliad that J.1!litl; ions 1"utiiii girl, \vie: hail conquered 1:iln, \ye must follow the fortunes of the Zook i!•; place, Ile felt th:,t she ul her, L:11!11111( Alardomild \vas fond of a (d and looked (im1'n upon him, I1'I• flet h• roving life, and he and madam hail ra• 01, uil110ngll sI13. 6110\ it not; Ilnd (1 111(!1' Il 11 1, 110((0 01 It. rl'1115111g 1'ulllld 4a\n 'e, dTln)ill;te;tl I111I!il!; to ilii( her the w11IdI, 'ix '''1105 aliTr his .\III3I'I• down to his own level, fill('(: 3111 hi can (: (upad(, his ('Nest, hlo3her died, uud thoughts, '110 1\a8 Ills dao;;ll1(r; no Coo 1,111111y estato I'eII 1(3 hila. '1'13(3 day one had such it right to her as Its Il,ul. Ile that brought. hint the news saw Leila 11',101( the Pe \ Pres, :Mil this I1h1--kin,' colli and 110)'l•' -(,f di -(ase of the heart. adoli1111 daughter of theirs, 1\'ItaL a She hod died caressing her little (laugh- ;;Ioriou•: thing it \you'll Ii' ntnv In tear ter --alis child--- without:. 11111111('111411'11111•, he"' frons then(- Io pull her 13.3,30 her :w- ing. N11 n•Inr,lc,' you never you'd fin,( (1('s1111----10 „!;o7': her to the world a5 Coo - her ‘when you wea to search for her, lain Niel: 'Ib111pe.1.'4 daughter! 11„ fel' 13)(11 \you'd ha \T 10 dike :t long i\1(' lin• a little proud of her, too; he exult oil n' der Ow v:lyes of the loges(1llll1 sea to the (((ought that she had her (31li&r's find the pretty 1'or11 of Lelia 'fell(((• heart, and all his dauntless courage; owl est," he felt he soul I freely forgive Ile mad(' a (lens. gr -lin', 114 if Ta'.(• 1103'1011, 1111 she h(((1 (10110 for the mko:Igo it.;; something floor Lii , and dray . Iii hod placed \williI 111.; gresp 1111,1', long 100000 Ilan! breath. .'1 fierce, gin)! 5111111'- the `milt' of a "Let her go! 'that is the last of Ii 't'! 31el'100 110,i'lmr ::way :l Io,t S(nll-- slut my child, 1yo:m(u---uly daughter-- 033'1' Ii(M (talk foe,. 1!l' looked 310, and iii' lil.tie Lelia! what of her ;" met drizzle Ilu',\Irl.'S piercing eye- fu:e't The, wolnii► laughed scurnt'ull', :lad fall 1111:,11 him. stirred the fire. "11`(00 rhe said, ('urious!y, ••s'130a1:1 1 tell 4'1111! Speak! 1 coin. Ile Strl'tehc(i oil, his baud, 1ti1t surl- nun,' you!" he cried, fiercely, ") 3133 int;: have not dared to kill her ?" "I. forgive you, (I1'iz:al'! ':'here i5 my "Don't fear; she is alive and well," hand on it ! 1'1114 repay; ole for all." IIT got up, \\hito \1•ith eagerness. 'Ton believe Ise?" Fhe :said. "11'0:11111, toll 111e 33'lt(•re she is!" "Yes; 1 thin!: you are telling 1111' 1)3 "11000 -ii Nc11' Je'rsey'." truth,l feel that. that girl is Amy own "%Volt, go on. I cannot bear this; (laugi:tl'l'!" you aro torturing inc." "the is, \ford for word what 1 !lase '•l will IT mu'rcif11l then. 03)11 wore hail 1.4 tent'- (rile as 1:ospcl. J1u'i:.att:l to Inc, you ::now! Do yon rc}llrnlb('r a I)) Vey(' is your child!' scene that ue1)rred some thil'ty mules "'I'll'' ged,. 11( p::li cd for that! lite from here, one evening, among 3Itoll(WIII• 11111' of l'etl'ilnl31)11 i4 lit 11:13111!" tall(!(, \'lion you tril'3! to sill(! (1 ('(!:'tail( "%Vital are you 81,1111; to (113 hands(e)t, \using 1?ngIishcnal to his long (;rizle, I:alfalxiou.,i'. . account ?" 110 Sit down. resumed his former 81- "100" Blade before the fir(', \\its that (Nil ":1. young girl --:i hold, pretty, lithe smile still on his face. thing - -red-haired and gniv-o'c(I, lila. ")'on will sec Ilnl., first, have y',11 somebody else \ye kiio1v el-Olupe;(!(I accomplished your revenge ?" ---5:1)'3ct 101!108 11i-.(Irr11(')1 yolt1(11)15ellt Volt "No!" ('3.11(1 (frizzle, fiercely da,hinr 1111', with It 11r1'Ire :'" her hand on the man 1T1 -"no; that 1 ey,,s; 011rst her! ' 1 will be avenged have not! Until Jac!: 1)0 Von' lie' for thud!" despised loud trodden on it. the 'dad, aa - "Softly --Softly, captain," said Grizzle, der my (eel, my revenge will never he with her (lart: smile, "1\'nil. 'Inti( sun s,llisfied!" bynr 1\1111 she is, 1100,1." "\\`lint has sit() done to you, to mike "1\'118 is ,lin ?" you :!:lie her s0 7" said the cap1..lin, "1)o you know 1111111)1(4 name,1is Gel: -serenely'. iii, Jacl)I�rtllt ?" 3'1)1)1 \holt 1 wi!! never forgive, if 1 \telt: \1'11'1' (lying!" :1iUOlst, servi1111ed the w0- "11'011, I changed Lelia into Jacquottl, mlil. 1101 (11111 n11simis slipping )in g /heir (111(1 X111,3 h Its wits easily1 (113110 .111111 wall- leashes for n ulunlcitt, "1111(110( II('r, I 1, t Ilii, the I, gi li Ill firs!., for her mother's( sake -for her 1111 1031)1011 to 1115 f:0t twil11 a cry, !a(' f,llhcr'S S111:0, 1 hair(( her as u. child; :(ros(' toll, end confronted hill(, fill' she 311\11' ('(1(1111 elldlll'l! 1111' oven "(frizzle Iloylett, is she--„ 11((411 131'ilst kindest to her. Hutted blrr " Sho u'u5 Lelia 'Tempest one,; she is 11:4 :1 girl for 1100 libel and Limits, I Ja!quetta 1)! Vere, now, aril your dough- lrali' her ns 11 woman, fur 1)03' scornful ter('' pride and haughty disdain; and lnt.te her l'11:11''I'1?11 NHL 1 will, to 1104 dying day. 1V11at 1110 you 'them' is but one step --It very short 1;1i11;: l0 110, 110w 1 11111, you 11111'1 found 0110.--1.101 W0011 1o'' anll 11)11•(11. 111 all 0111 She is your daughter 7" these years u ferime ,01111 daring 111)11 "('1aim her, to be stn'e! '1'hiu1: of n dnrl:esL guilt, the memory of his lost father's lute and all the rest of it, 1(11d child- Iia little 1righl•11011. 5nnny•fnce(1 73(11 Trill p(r)(i\e it is the only eonrSe," Lelia -Ind ever lain warm and fair near said the (nptin. 11'1(11 a laugh, Ids heart; the only fair spot, perhaps, "Exactly. But how will you prove in all that dart: nature. Ile had (Bought your 018110 i" all along that her mother had token "You will (0010 13(111 me, my dear, And her with her in her gnilly flight; 11)t 131101) you and I lay our (lends together he knew little of the revenge fil'iz%!l' 1130 can work wonders." 1lo\v!et Was cnpahle of. tic never 1)1)00 "1\'0 will, in this else. But hate quit dreadm,011 of d,0l151.111tf 1;1l' ;airy for 11 no (nriosity to hear how she ever came monicet--he f'IL i:. to 1,10 true, 0101,; In 1130 in Fortelle (1l ell, or to 115,)1:10 woad; and in that instant, all his lore their 110)111(1 7" 000004 044e0D4101014 Don't neglect your cough. Statistics show that in New York City alone over 200 people die every week from consumption. And most of these consumptives might be living now if they had not neglected the warning cough. You know how quickly Scoo`t's Emulskt? enables you to throw off a cough or cold. • ALL DRUGGISTS; 60c. AND $1.00. 0 to) 40(11" 0 0 0 00000000000040440400004140 ":1 (11(81, deal. :tut, you have (; Ilii' II;'1'1'1aIlii' (lay" of (Illy 111..31I'(111, 11110,- 1100:: \1('n 311:1 like; au 1 1111 11, 4, 0,1re Illi !':'dill: a rebuff." i "'I 11011 11.,1111 to t!1' sword. 1 hope l om 1V1:! 1111,1 11 18(11' :1.- 11011,(1);! :„ till' f!;• • 1,,11111(', 100010 i1. y,i,l r.hu',t' 4111 1111.11. a 0111:1.1 ('1111 (111 3311:3 h!11! s)1';,R 11'1'x)3;'1', ,!ma 13 \sill 100')0 I'll :1 I•i'rl,tin 111110 11• 1('11' I11a1. 311:9 pm,(/It1l 3113+1;3 Iloul ',11" rl'•iil:'!lt, 111 l- nteile 1101, 10805)' you to, (1' 1)0111 1:dil Hint 4t 0:111; 0 '•0111111; 3,'001 •0'1 0'6)('4 00(;(00 ill 141 1131 north 35 o; that ! I !in; :" "1 1; your:+e, 1'10:`1 ahead." "1 rat'( r 1.1)18; 11,0y hare :,tntlll'11 a '', 3';,101 young p.11;10;0;01 1l' td1'141, thrl' ,.1, 10.0-011i. .11111 (lilt re313n,!a 11117, 51)33 110 1 0 10 l,1(1'l1011(:(I• love 1,11' hint either. ifa\I1 4'01: 1" :.o, 114 11''131•('11!" said 1110 cupl,liil, 551111 on 0;0h, "11" -101:01: 3I. 11,100; ,Itt,l I11;11 13 as insult, that, only 1114 heart'., 1,1008 0811 Wil'" 1)111!" I 111, 1011 11 I(' rI(r IIiS 11 0,11-1, IIL ;It•1',l 1 lul." 1\ '1'"11'1' mh01h1I' u1' m"'. 11011111 11;15.0 slll1'('011011 1!)111!1) I ;1111:s ;t1( ell, Hi, ;11;,1 5:111!0 51';1}' ,:1118(, in 1110', l II I:ill 11811 11 dozen 1110(; with 0110 stone, If (0 III'v trainul�', ;3' 1181 r(fF(410n"IV' 1,e Is no, 11) 13(1'(! with Alis; ,111('1)1(11;;1 1'Ig(m„ 1(10:11 111 1.11;1il ;1!111 11'1,:1'+,. lt1 3(11(1 1!l' 1'cre, Hum 1 know 31113hing of 3lu' 11x;1;; rite 113tH like a woman, 3111(( a,l ;I 11'13,1,1' 11110 H 41'11• ;11111, 'il'l :l; 111'1)101 ;5; 1'".4'711:1115 ''''11", 1'1'x11 1)1 th1';11. at 3)' (140: 1,11,111,1•, 110 (3111 h0 in II 50('11. 33:0::,, and in other; 511e \x114 115 silllpl: a"i (I 3,3 :(1(1111 )'hn hl' lints '1'11 111) 3,110 1•,, ! child of three 31,10=, 111,W101. 1•35 1!1811, til ;1 ios, he 1.; 1'ngal(0It Ln :II'(1(,II/'1•y(,Ill: r i ill!:! IIID hots (('('11 1131,11' will' '1'11!; :'1! 1 hilt,', (111x•, \rho ?" I carefully kept 111_; ,In",)netla fr.n1 ;'ll "11(01` ills,fond fiend 0,111 1 glless ? n, 31a'+'111330 rye:; till the plop" lime 0,11111. r ry v, flat do 1 earl'?" Nit loved .ler: for ,h'' 11:11l the wild,,( i C1' J ",1 groat (1011, if you 1:new but all. and 11111.1 (111(11Ites, 3x11: •. when in go , 1 l alit." oral1;11(01! ;It i.!, iiill i''!.;:0Hill COLD vla ri'1111' 3:'114': 1.1181 is,\IIt3`or1)1 ,11001 It- l'i'r, that ever 3 f:111 hall: hi! ,11.' ".\(arc{(l:il`I l'' 811d her•(31f Beauty and the 110:151, 111,w. 3030'.:," 58381 (lrl:zlo, will! a 5:11113'; hoard and h,Ilii,nt, I1"a Itl'iin;_; Ilo•1'I 111331 ':,01' )lint. :0.1•':+ 11;11,11', 1 14011•.',',', 885 .1105, 111. \1'I,If, Vulcan mil Veei -, and other Lelia 'l('11(l:e 3,l It you ('':'1 Ally 11It!I.1.t (1::!tt'1'lllg 11)1(1 ('0111!11'1(Irill'11'y 3111(';,•' .it t 11 ie•:v't:l v.:lap(1'.! I1.1i1';!s, 11!i! - In klrm':IIIg 11, "(!)oil 0031, ,IUs!;!'' 1N3'!]Ifrl) (';I 1{all( 3838: e• 110(1 11(1,1(' iv' The 04110;1i/1 00'11'1 :1 110103' 1x:111111 r \1.1115 I I •+It . 1 11':11, fel `a,;:, 1 r' 1',l f, Niel:. :tel' f,l,her'* t,.11'(rlll:'I•, in,J.00dt Ill', 11 111! fell hack in h(3, 5,11, She klie ' wha( \.`a: 13I':1 3 (1',t; of the l'4,;( :a r' xl1'c c,,nul;l,i(; 'Its is t ll'eag('rl to 10811,1 her, 1,1111'.:::1')'‘...1..r:'; ! r .'I', 0110 I I� , hat ;1 I +, U!ri„Ir.. t:1 (1',1{1'.' )I('.1 (`", la 11l 1'•)1'1 1\1(11 1•o1)1' (lt:tighter; 111111 )1:1' "Iii',-. .. 11:1'. 8.0+03;( 0000''"=! (1'l ,;I l• prrtly J00)Iolla i5 in love wills your , :lid, ;'!;'1. a litllo 3wl'ih' eo,:: 8'0.11 1',r;(--1111. hint. • :)II! it is the sweetest kettle of f1slt ;II! 0101 1, believe he 311.11!;1 have 111001_ yli.>; 1? 03(11'„i1, Of :,:,0;;11.!;1!, 311r011�h, thnl ('ter you hod:I or," ' 11011 1101.. at the, 5, if 1 1,(11(11 have ".1nd it \\ill be a. de;ltltblo\t• to Una let ItiIn, 1';11 I had 1101 for design; on ,(011sietit' Signor ,\lotistaelle \1'(llsk(!I':111• the 1''1:'1". 13,1:1 • 1,1.111 i,l!;its;1 lt''r, 211+1 all (10 1:1 111111 0111 110 15 1n love 3111.13 old 113111!'01;:;:11" re'i: (':11110 for (,(((ting 1)181 Niel: 'Tempest's daughter, '1 SI"', •;I'll 1(3(1 '' i:3 :' .I,. Coe 1111)11 )01n, ''I'ol (10 1o!, do Fol, d" "11.13l!-:' Io!!" sang 1110 captain, delighted, flat. 5 0 . i !:(+I1':I 1It' ! ( I + ' A. 1', r " '' 1(;.n 0 .i .\ a• a,1'=. \+. !)t!7' , f 'll'i,'I:<n' 3l'I''rl'\'1' 1'1)111' tl'1111111'I:3s, 1111' ll(,:I 11:''1• I;1' 3,(31?" „ )',,q'tat,.' 7'5,' '' •'ill 1 (,l I::' .i,l ' s::)I (:vise:,, 111'yle, "'I 11110 01• ','i), ::s 1 1:111131 'If, 1\' 11 NV: r'. ;!,;;,I L,.,, ,:I ... II! t 13'.1(0 lo, 1'i: . I. \ II '' 8181,0".1 /High for 11)1111 1':111'11 1(111 Stam( far, t3 :\ sou t;f At:, RnIn':l 11,' V(F)', of gun- 1::,::- .a I (,.13 . , i)4' ;o,'!..1 it .o I:I('1' with (lin future lord .if ,1itilfrtr1 0001! IL „ ,1(all) (1111( 11•.' 11(115" :131x,1ih I:, i( :I Fai,• I'::11•III'rllffr, ltumuIlltlel', 1)0, that, i'I• \101,01 3 1 111'111g4ii 1!l'' 1131(( 11', :,00,':" 1hnngl the old spne-wife of 11'urcestp4'• ",\h. t;' had, though --two." ;iso prophesied 'it life would he lost hl..- ''ll.,'Il?" 11\ixl 3c,' she did not ,;a1 11)(101) 31:1i In '•3•I11n•1'y \_15 the ('1;10;1 --dal) 111101 14150 il, 1 ) C'11plain Niel: Tempest hail ILiuI:,':I„e. as all of ids rave are' -hal Nature, though She pif1e(I Ilial 1x1111 (118 and slupri•ingly -hart :It I'':Irni11'_, "\1301('3" . o.,1 the ('.11011111, 1101 chis(()' "1Iwo e 1111• a x3:1;,1 1111333 tIIIt 1.;4l;1, 41;01 till' Il , l,'j • 1, , I I' 4.:,, it 111411 31!3,•. . Iv• 11"1111,;1 ''111,, 3:ll'0( 101,:,) 3(ha1)133 II,1'1'll t• 1,I r(,' l,. (.1111"al to,' i!,icl)l, l,ct I Ilia: I' , 'I, 013 1 l . , :1, 111! 111 1 00100:' 11 8,1 t3'3e':1 I 1 3 l !wr I'.; i l .l `•1' .III I 1'..t !.,'ll 1, I, •,I •.', .II I, 1 tl 'I 1" 111 :('! 11:•1'', ;10.1 :I 11('; ,.'�,' :I ',,,' .14' 1,1 I1, 11',ll il:1 1Y:1•• •I 11!111': 111111 11:1!1'1,.1111',. 114(,1 II :'5 13,11(1 111 I'oncxile, '1\;!1, ,1,1.'.t111'rtll t'rin:,-:."I. ('11,1 :'u (1111 3'1 r:10,1'11 -ti n d , 1: ' 11;11( "Ile 111 I'u11I1'Jr III 003 ,I101 ;1'1'11 Itis 114511; .. ii."'. • y!...111 13')13)1 11,141 h8113,r11r11, 11110•11 I " 1''',11;1'' 5(10:) 111' 5101,111 11811' 111111('11 11 : Ilul Ili^ fn'1,10r 1111) vJ.1 hitt; to 111}' h luso 111111 14'1'11011 nil 1430 purlirilnrs. 111' 111005' 110:"' ((1(5 a pretty 1(1.1111, then; ;1111 the 01.3 0n!11:)au w:I- 11,0 1130 LI II1' 0,111( ll' 15 1111 ,!.„,10f 11)11 1 ,:t , .1,11,0,11, 33,0• porlc Lu and 3‘ 011111 111111 t,; 111 : 1.11 13.1' 111131 ''la\veil 111.1' 31 5\'11,1 '•,I' . 1`::15. 111011 flow the ro,:1(3 311113' I !:111"tel '' 1133'r '1 l',1 it' 113' (1!340• I. {1 1 11.1 l 11) 3 I I, , it 1{a=!' ?,it.' l;.11 l .xll again at 1,3.' 111 1I"e( ion. "1',11 1,001111 .l0' ('het!" . aid the cupl:tin. (To be eontinn,'43 1 f: '(TC -a L J AND FS Zan''310. S1) i1dy Curr, "1 (.',',;limy t',inl: %.i::!•1111, t1:" I1nr•,ll 1,133::( in 1110 v. Grid. I 11,.e.1 It 11.r '''.:.11:•1;cd 3;:(1,1». a41 it ,u::e10. 1110:1 11 •;00ot11 :,11.1 -nit : 41 h.ih•:', 3;1:01, 114 1,U. ;l:1''-1 111111 it ;1:1,1 it 1+ 'YAP !0313 6011(1' take a fool's )110101( and not 10:11lll 11)11 h(U:li3', halloo before lip is out of the woods•" {,,1111 101110, also, n light drawbael:, in the shape of marl - :leis; for Ili1ol'e 4000 liars ''111011 1111, 1',0!l:'. 1:1(11 \;a9 it I'(t1'ilrg, furious 38:331- "1 don't fear hint. L(,l him (11) his wor,l, Oh, this is revenge, indeed! '11111' bullet \rill hip them all to death -this (o31''by•clanee of Lelia'5 as well as the Lest I, "I)on'I. lie too Snrc--110 viii marry 4108" Itnt, you say, he loxes Jactnelln," ",4.0 he docs. Itot lo\ing dors not al. ,\:115 imply marrying, ying 1 had Impel for a different end to the :;tor\, but this daughter of 101115 i, made of more stcr• ling sluff ihat her, and is not to he hn'l for the asking. No; the flouo!'abl::.•\i- fre,! 1)e Vero UiNln'I)w( will never :1!:11'; y her! Ile wouldn't if he could, and 00111((11'( if he would." "Two very gond reasons, 1 should like to see this daughter of l.elia's." A clncer (11)(;;11 hrokr from Guzzle'•; lips, Captain Tempest. looked at her in sur- prise, \1'(t you 9111•(' you (level' have?" "1117" "1)11 yon really think you have 1101'01' seen 11155 Norma Ainrdonald7" "NVell, 1 can't soy, i may bevy done s1) without knowing it, while kuocl:iig 311)1((; this jolty old world," " I ! 1" 3:(t' ' '• ' , , 1''15('4 11('1001,,, ,I1), ,ll).;. ,0. ul fo1z:•J1, rvr•rl(:;s11, , r lr,lkilig 11):' fico, "Ily the \\111, l'a1)1:3 1 I:n('w all the 13:1:,i,nlo:s, I had Tempe t., 3313(re :; that lit:le' 1 )11i•u') 111 (1 it 1.1'o111 1111 0111 ,T3 3 1 1 i) 1110 that, lrlien, 1.111 (; r,,: rt 1 ,l„1'!u} I:a,:1 you htoughL over with you the other Ile canto to 1114' !hose two lived uu the day'(", oilier side of the 11111);011 11111), I knew "Now you are riff on another tack, Ilial at ((1(03 and 1111131!' 111111 welcome to NV,Itatthe 110)11(1 11(1(1:05 you ass: alter slay l9 lolig�ns 1111 liked; for he had 13:011.13:011.hi�n?l ,1• of money, (11)1 I:110w I101t 10 110I01 it. (til, nothing! I felt curious to ::now, !;,re Ile aaw J130!001to, BEd loll 111 10\4 (.hat's all." ' 11.10 h her, as only :1 11011)111111 can luxe.,, "\13011, iho's at 1'ontelle, if 1 don't mis• ^11'011, and the result?° take, 1 winged 1111(1 that evening 1 met. "'I'Ilo result, was It marriage. She lilt• my dutiful (laughter, in Mistake for our (51 ;11:11 0\011 ynungh,'un31 hid it mi;;lll.y young :English frio11i1---poor little devil! 1-0;.uo idea of 31hal marriage was; and 1 felt sorry for it, Ino, for I really 131:011 he was crazy after her. I)1, it 11':15 enpi- the little codger." 101 ret'eng:'i marrying 1101' to Il mailmen. "And s(3 Llley tool: hire to lrnntellc-- whose family lvoitld east her off with 1111111" 3(11111 Grizzle, with !1 musing smile, "worn, as If she were t114' dirt. i1I1111'I' their 1'11100! never mind hind- push fret." 11100;1! I want. 10 hear 3bnn1 Jacquelin!" "'011 \\ere a little 0111 of your reckon - said Captain Nick, impatiently, 31;100, though," said the captain, "%Veil, all these things are so merged 1'.1111 11 511ol'r, into one another, that it is difficult to "Yrs, 1 1101 glad 111' it amt• ,L10ugh. •5lpernte them, 1 will try, however, I since It proopec;, of more exquisite re - need not remind you thnt Jncquettn. was x('8;80 hos opened itself, dite(illetllt \as six yew's old when ,her mother )Inde her 0 chili!, then, and had 1111 idea of what 111001114011 flitting„ she was doing; Int 1' knew she 1\01(111 "1 nal not likely' to forget. it. co on" :t'1)';d:c one 11117', 111111 then there would by "1Vcll, she 1ived with 111(3 until she was:low .[ gl)atad in the ln'ospect! thirteen years of age; andI look good flow 10x11((111 11(1011 it 0111111'1 care to impress on •her nlelnoi'y the fact "Il did come lien?„ I of her mother's (iisrrnce, an(1--if 411(1 "3130( be sure -hitt a Tong while after, 1 will ei' believe it -child as she was, 8110 felt li(c)it 'mow whether it w113 I115 110W•1•011111 it happiness, or what; hat :\iihrey do Vero 1:001111. Of ,her fniher, 1 Hexer told gar anything,1 loft that for 0001 111!11((0 1v:15 Sane 0 ling time after :hot, and re- n )18118') enchanted with his Ilew toy -- 1111111 himself." 1Iionglt his 311(11! ba11x•(ii( got dread- ":\nd quite equal he is to that task. (11111 111-0(1 111' l;int souiati3:es, [ 00111.3 olwilys tell 1':1111 his insane 1311, w:r1 "5111 11':19 it pretty little {hi "!-snln,l • g s " 1l' ,t , '1 .' 00:11:),, (81, Ind 1111(,-�i � 111..1, , fi jut.. and light, like a fairy, \illi 3 1811!,') !3!:e ;In tipper room, and 1(11 i.ini ll'„;3l':1 :11111 It bird's song, sweet 11111 010111; short, 111r':1 in 191 (1107' Tnssyll 111147; 111141 5!::' flushing, dancing curls -red, like her knew 'nothing of 1130311, It was mit tin father's, hut' very nice indeed; bright, time to tell her y(1, though it was spurlaliug, dart: gray' eyes, and it dainty, drill' coaling; for the woman's 130:1)1 _,•_ ' delicate, pink lural white complexion, T within LI i Ike 1'earnls in 11 hothonsy. look care of her bendy, for 8 reason 1 prematurely forced---\vii8 rapidly ntn(111.- hn11 of my own, and cared for it ever}' 'u;., even though the breast that: bore it day, as al 3(1ise1' )light for his money ' htii'i317' ul11nber(d t! fom•1ern dra113(0111111 11)1'rsn,brief "You old wretch!" said the captain, absence colt min�y 01:, � to lite city, ll'( brolo vit.h n. look of disgust. nut 111111 one of his furious outbtu'r,ls 01 "She was wilful, fearless, bold and I031!I orliry 1111111111'59, lord rnvcd, lav' tttibborn, after her own wily -'het' father's foamed :1111( fled, like one possessed of ' 'hill in every sense of the word, Once thousnnd devils, ft•oin the house, She .he put her foot down to do n thing, you ;hook -tile amaze, the horror was to, "light as well try to'inove the Highlands murk for her -fearless Its she Ives, 11'her aver there, ns' that, small girl. She woe 1 came hack, I found her lying 801)80103' cute, ton, and wonderfully wide awake on the floor, and , hours passed before for her years -keen ns a Venetian )til- she )woke from tltnt deathlike swoon." "Phew! 'I'h:tt was a dIa3:ha(i:, upon 111'. 011•'!!" tri;:lit or shod:))he hail r,0(i\1,1 in his h;lyhoI,l 1v:s the c;ui•''; and here Iver° i1110r\:II.s still \111011 he (vas per- fect 1:,. er•feel(\ sono, The family could altvayy 1011 3110;'111 one (If 1115 \iolent ;1:ro',ysul5 \was en;nil)', 1:11: its iall;l•I' ;1 110011;1:i' (11illlhnl 1 he had ever been passion, 3tt01y fond of music, batt ('ver ' 1)3'0 1111' loss of liis reason, hot ever '011+',3 the a 1(1(8111:11 instrument, (;rcpt \1•;len 1!11 fnrinns nutln'rala were nppronehils, Theo 1m 1111911 Sit down at the org;i1•-• hi; I'n\oriie instrument --and ploy as no man in his sober senses ever played he - f(.11., Itis friends kept hint eunfin(i, ;10 )003111; blit, there were 113110., when, with t 0.3. cunning 0f madness, be 11011(11 rs.ope; and ,o S;im'ly 0011111 140 Inll: ani! net, i 1:11. no ore, 1x((pt those 1I1n 1:1113\ 11171, \\0111) (.ler 3(11sp001 hilt 01 mol 1!0111 `41110." "N44( all 11110.10111114111 011S0,- 1:1111, "1 10110 011011 bard ('t' s!'Itihir (,l7' in 1!!( h ll)• , ow! use it. fir (1139, 0130(( It 1 ,x;11,!''11,: )03 '.1:1 0'(1111 aft1r %11111;•,1.:!; 131111+•.1 toI' :1 s' l'0 or ;Iliurw :,,i 1,0111' 11)1' l'!l1) 3 )H'll 3Ctli,i>, ('1•!- '1 5. (h'iihl(1:1.', eto., Lit for 01(13, ;I:1i•0' u!,'0'I'•, rotating .11rr5, h:o,1,1- ;,+1'i. f(•t' ria_ 0(1081!1, :1! •(.' S^ , piirpl(3 end evimi,m 1,i :1 ('8(1', It :11.11 ('8 ' , ill, p.3111 ;14.. 1'i u1'.. 111 pile,. and ,tu)u: the 1110(11• :lg. 11 11%1. 110 1,180,'! 111'1" to (111 e •11017'1, 0;1:1 :010- wilirh 11:140 0161:1 .'!l "ti,l r ire ,3, II. Ile:(hilt.'((, 11f 'I'i1o1'llhul (; otr . 1 i33to 10, of 111:1•. 1! o7' 1'10 `i: •1 %:ill•Iln!•: I t:!;;,1!;U .I \; t-. • f1.1'11d "'1'l 11:1'1 a .1::34 :u1'+• 011 - 3)' :3 d.o-t11r. •,al 5l`„ 1,11 11;';11 '' '9l for '. >11)11 11:10, 1111 \1 :l t 14r0.1!:!: I I 181 0:'1111, %:al11:tk 11';11,',1 it up, 111'1 it •1:.., ti' -1 :i'.lt. ,t•1' of 1"- I'l:.aill_. 1.1,t1iCi! 1!:111 II: - 1,v1. 'i (it u:0i:111;'. \•1'11:0, 1 10:4'•1 1:'I`'i11a3!v I' 1!:113 3 ,11I1_ili� 1.11;11; 8..810 it 1 1 l'1 , in illy nal:!0, Ther(' .';:!: "!1!1;:11+1 1(.111160, lint; I found'/.:1!1!•!111: 11 -1'1'': -Ill': in this 1.1.4. 1 h.:tl' •:•,;,;t fifth in 11, 0111 thin;: it ,:r. exy,'1!1'113 1 '11''1(1' all -1;in it. i'triT', 1(a!+1 t;: • :1.'...•11i1k will !,1' 80311.1 :I ::r: (•iii'.•. 1113:1,111 lrnll in over the parts affected 0)13,9 3';'.'11m-.31':0.11, 3) 81':1 ::i'1, 9t'I- ;1%1. 0t''„ ;'!::) 0)11!(1'11 011 t!11' chyst :11:1 :10(;.1!0 • iii e.l'r.4 •!,k nn'; (:,.,I's, .11! sl.. t ; t :1) 001:15 a 11"x, 01' it 11,:13' it4i 11!1 . 11':1! in, t 1000 fr.181 3! : %,i0!-1131: :'nr0nlo, un I'cc0iilt of 1)1'100, 0 :('xcs for a''.,;(), COUGAR AFRAID OF MAN. ?lot a Brave Beast., and Wrongly g4::ded as 1)angtcus, 1:01,110:(1 I;(e l'O1g:1I, the ! 13;t':l 11)0111• 1:131• ',1 the 101,11! family 11, l,l( (;1110111 . I:! 1' it. 1„ i 7' 4v 110(1 that i; is bless - 3.(1,(1)111 nil:l!e 111111) l: vigil:1,11 1(1(111,' of 11,11411'4, 111 o111' SI'1'I 1180( 14 1.', 1111' 11.11,1 !:1030 ,UIIIt'\k11('l1 0:',1' Il, 15 1('1'11(1'.1, 1!1e 1111,1111- tail1 lith, in 11110111111' lot,111ty 11 i:, ,.pled 3 1011101, (II:3! the 1111! Com. IsoL'111111113- u;;ln ',(ill Irl( 1'.11 11(0,11,( +'1:rdlil:g stii,$ ('f the 1':;i1:lt'r,11 i,ot-then-de(81 11',t3-ttilg• :on 11 4, ;,01:t'r,llly h1,11a'll U1 3),y 1.3:1! c(1l• gar. 1110 n:•iler in a long life 14111')1. 1vith rifle 1(1141 t1':'p, 1:3s hullos! null lined 1113,(' :(1111tlals in their native 10310)1, lural 0;111 11('111' witness t„ (03'' 1x11111 re;',::dills 33,0181 Fit -'31)0003'00 14.111111 ur 1311dcr 13•lullrt0r II:11111', 1011'10 1,13141l.3 not ilt nti, 0;11, A311011g many people and this inclIJlst 11111•'0 who should 1:11011 (letter. 1)):0 ani- „ , mal loo!{1'11 upon :15 110'1 118.0(,3l' ,( 111009, Awe-inspiring stories are told of the cougar ► 11( Inr front n rocky !18L11 or an (vrrinlIiging tree and rending the Iaply:s wayfarer passing beneath, 'There) en:y(h tes have heel) heard by all 1111(1 believed by 11011(7', nor will 1 deny that such things may Imre oe(14•rt!d, 111 it is safe to Fay that praetix8lly all these stories tire, (xtggeraded 111111 111!114' of them 111'0 downright lies. Thirty years ago, in e0mpanl wUit 3n old 01111 (vlmrieneed frontiersman, i 1::18 shooting d -4 r, ell: and bear 1111d selling the 113(8( In 11 gang of Lie cullers in the (lucky Mountains. (1,ougors were mora abundant 11100 i ever naw then( else - while; yet it was perfeclly safe to ronin 11u woods 11( will, 11011011 in iay 1,1at:ktris I have passed many n 01!!111 under the sheltering branches of some big lroo wil)ol:t even a fire to scare these ani - 111a15 11 Way. 1 was never attacked by one unless itt wits cornered 11r perhaps S0 badly wound- ed as to be unable to gel. 11.W.1 V. 17vrlet' these conditions nearly any animal \O]1 fight., The 1(1((1,10, when fo110 vod by I.ho hun- ter on fool, will often 9011111, 00 its trail make 3 long 113)p and slide until it4s purr surer ]lasses, and then porliops 3rnr'l; the back 1rae!: for miles. :1ftor a long e1i:i o the 10(111 with the gun comes along still belting to the trail !11(1 dis('overs wher the animal sty and wa(ehr3I hien go by po;--ih1' upon (''111 '1':(rllitnitin:, rook from wLIiOh, hors it lag") 1'n d!4(5'sc31, it !111'1:1 1:;111 poun'''d upon it, 0110:01• :111(1 3"i•'1 (till to 441011,4. or p(rlI'1;1w 1'0111101 n 10 r 111:900 which it had err:11(1001 n peep- hole, '!'!'(re are 1luly 131)1 trappers living in 110 Irnmts of thee( n'liln;lls who lave neve:' seen a emIl-lar et;e('pt in a Iron. All 31e large c" (1s are afraid of nunll(ind Ind retire' 110;0i1y :11 the approach of their enemy - 111'0:)( Sports :(field, The Azure Lake. Nestled amidst 0111 of the weld forest - d eornlhes and rugged ravines of the s, and partly sheltered from the on- slaught:: of those infuriate whirling lnu•i i - canes which from tins to time sweep down some of those yawning gorge.( and savage alpine defiles, lies a placid sheet of water which vies, in the 110(11114 of it1; surroundings, 811d in it3 crystalline clearness and purity, with probably a:ly like in the world. But its ,;00111 attrac• tion i5 the deep, rick azure of its Wotcrs, a vivid, cerulean blue, surpassing Ike in - tensest azure of the shies, or even that wonderful blueness of the sea which i8 sometimes observed off the north mast of Africa. And the water of this 1'ilauo See --the blue lake -is as transparent. al - roost as the air itself. Rowing (1t1r its glassy surface, every object resting on the bottom is most clearly pel'ceptible with startling distinctness, although the lake is of considerable depth; :13:11 a small nickel coin dropped into the water can be seen gyrating downwards and d001133•ards until at, length it roaches the bottom. , And the prospect from above the lake is truly entrancingly attractive. In the She Couldn't Come. background the snow•clad nlotlltl':IcII1 of the Alps, their peaks and jugged pyl':t• Sallie, n 11011'133(4, noted for being an :nide towering upwards to the skies; in yyt (11(nl wnrklr, 0113 tisi(1d 11ue day 117' the nearer distance the dark green of a IlT of bre old rmpinlrrs, Her little great forest; and beneath, the still, blue 111))(4 WI" "1.7' Small, cunsi8ting of waters reflecting the scene as ins 1'1r- ror, so completely that it is impos-tblo 1(00 rooms. - to discern the actual point where 1 ho "Well, Sallie," began her caller, "1 , water touches the rocky bank. I7'( not 80.•11 41111 ins many Y(.3", hal I But if the great ocean itself 'vere ns I have cont0 to ask you to do sante transparent as this Alpine lake what, n for 1110. !:,,nsncl'n', Will you enille panorama would be unfolded; \111)1 (3 rhnl'ron':uli?" succession of scenes of desolation, of ha - "1)!1, no, tttissns." replied the other; "1 voc, and of ruin would be unrolled, Tlero elft cOamT :;:o'; i'4' married nu' has n gallant ship sunt: clown into Uie chain- ed tc f:nnily. 1 can't ram(," hors of the (10(39, here and there ct bleach - Or ''1!ow 1111101 11hihbrn bltvc yon, Snllie't" ing skeleton entangled in its rigging, for "'['\1'rlto, mural," it 11)94 escaped the voracity of thy devour - gates --full are they? I don't see any in tigers of the sen. Here a Spanish 111011(.'' .galleon loaded with ta•ea.9ure w'vested "',":3•sun:. T }111\1 twelve-- eleven 111 from the brave Incas by those savage "Tam and one in de ]louse of Ilvfuge." buccaneers, who in their cupidity weif;ht- s.s eel their ship with too 1111101) gold 111,(1 sit• t f ver, 111111 paid the penalty of (hp!r :730('(1. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NE . ;c,1' here 1110 see11e )(n Brent naval 1)81. ! tin, several line of battle ships rind ft•i- gates•--full of Skeletons, some still grasp - strewn some With dismal evidences of the great sun" Is coulplolely put to flight by the Pay- strife, ado Ceael 9ccurltles Compnuy, of Portland, 1.110( there will n11 these whited slcel0- Urc'gen, In handling the stock of the Sea ;lad Copper company, This comp:ulJ 3whotls torts lie, 11tlt.il, 1(t 'l9 trump of I,hc Ar- il] :Il'u i;8.33lll'-',3 10003.1( Cr 81811)' j'1.';1' ex - Then IIla c-,1' rill 0-•013^ (ill Iter rend. 'crlence, have perfected a plan whereby 1131 Thou \('ill they all int y:' to Fluid (:)11100 Investor's money is under Ila own control the judgment sent of Christ to give ne- an(1 Ito does not tato the stockuntil earning n.)11111 of their 01\19, And to some \\'Ito have 3:11 accrued dividends are satisfactory, A 11!5\ beul(Ict, "Something to Sot You Think- lived the life of the righteous and the r'un- e;," 11118 just been Issued for h'co distilbu- ishment of whose misdeeds )ins been 'Ion, nod 11. 18 valuable to anyone conteat- ekltlnK Investment 111 corporate enterprises. borne by 1111(1' Saviour, will be n(ldrrssOd .__�..C,__ the gln'1 welcome: "Come ye blessed, in. 1110.11 the Kingdon(." But to others, who Not the Friend He Wanted, have forgotten their clod and refused "Yes, bat I haven't any money just now," (Louisville Courier -Journal,) to obey His behests, the 0(01)0( and ter. "1311ktns, you're a friend of (nine„ ain't Able sentence will be ln'onounecll: -"Do• oar' part }'e-"-137' A Bunker, , -. "800`1 dII' " One Answer Sufficient. 4'p sometimes 31110» 8 fellow becomes too (P1elt ) '1o11'er' hegets nipped in the bud. Medical, for? student -What 11(11 you operate on y+PP11151 mon for? 3('111 weather man is always on land, le1 surgeon -rive o oin what d ddollark Medicalstdnthe hay.? and yet lie is often all al pea. Eminent aurgocn-Five hundredPollan!. PAGE FOUR ---'TliE MTM STANDARD-DLC1:a1111:It 1,;'1'11, 1906, JAS. McMURCHIE BANKER. A (GENERAL I3ANICING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, BLI"1II, ON'l'. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Sale Notes a specialty, Advances made to ferluel's on their own noted, Nu addltloual security requited. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Curreut Rates We otter every acoonunodatiun con- sistent with safe and conservative baukina prtuciples. UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS To loan on Beal latete at lowest rates of interest, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, I'ereone wishing to sell will do well to place their property on our list fur sale. Rents collected. CONVEYANCING Of all kinds promptly attended to. INSURANCE, We represent the leading Fire and Life Amu mum companies, and respect- fully solicit your acuouut. 0FF10 IIOURS ; 10 A, 4. to ;I P.m, Business Cards. A. B. MACDONALD, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Suc- cessor to G. F. I3191r, Office over Stan- dard Bank, Brussels. Solloltor for Metro. politan Bank. Fict►UDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR. 13atr'isters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Eto, Oltices-'Phone formerly occupied by Messrs. Cameron and holt, Goderlch. W. 1'roudfoot, li.C. ; R, C, Hays, G. F. Blair, G. E. LONG, L.D.S., D.D,S. Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons. An honor graduate of Toronto University. Office over James Cutt's store, Pretoria block, Blyth. At Auburn every Monday 0 a.m. to .i p.m. W. J. MILNE, M.D,C.M, Physician and Surgeon. M.D.C.M., Unl• sterility of Trluity College; M.D., queen's University; Fellow of Trinity Medical College, and member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Cor- oner for the County of Huron. Office, one door north of Commercial hotel, Queen street, Blyth, F. S. SCOTT BRUSSELS, ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for nt the uilice of THF STANDARD, Blytb. Blyth Livery AND Sale E tables 0 00 00 0© Sit Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. 0vQ 00 00 First-class llorses and Rigs for hire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Commercial Travellers and others requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable. KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTB. A Blank Application Form for membership In the finest and best Bushiest' Training School In Canada -- Central Business College TORONTO, ONT. -from Jan. god next, together with detailed information of the great ad - velar -Res to be enjoyed, will be sent free by return mall on request by friend or letter. Write to•d,ty to W, H, SHAW, Principal, Yonge and Gerrard Ste., 'Toronto ••-Subscribe. for 'Tun STANDARD, IL'. 't " g'ite Ith`t°. CHEAP READING J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER. THURSDAY, DEC, t;1, t9033 People We Know. OUR CLUBBING LiST. `Piro Standard , .. • •. , Si Oi) The Standard and Weekly Adver- tiser R . , 1 1I5 'l'I►e Standard e,nd Weekly Wit - Nit.. John Emig!' was in i,nndott The Standard and Weekly Globe oil 1'uesrl,ty of this week. Tho Standard and family Herald 11r. 1'. II. Stewart, of the Pigott clad Weekly Star 'Pile Standard and 1Veekly 11tti1 stall', wits in town on 1 uesdlt '. and Empire 'The Standard and Hamilton Semi- weekly 'Times.. 1 RO The Standard and 1\'eel ly Free Press 1 80 The Standard and Toronto fl'ec'k• ly ,gun ... ... . ... 180 'Che Standard and llatnilton '1'wice•a•week Spectator 1 75 The Standard and 'Toronto Daily Star Tile Standard and Toronto Daily Air. Win, Logan attended tl Guelph Put Stock Show this week, 11 r. 11'm, Da v is, late of Durham, is renewing old friendships in town. ,11r. and Agra, John Scarlett, of Leadburv, visited at Mrs. Cook's on Monday. Mr. \Vni, Stewart and Mr. Everett %t1Iough, of Dungannon, visited Myth friends this week, Mr. R. 13. Carter, student at the Ontario College of Pharmacy, To- ronto, is viaitiog at his home here. i1. Marsh, 01' Toronto, has been here overlooking the work of refitting 111'. \Viii, Robertson's oven. Mt'. .1. Leslie Kerr spent a few days itt his home in Brussels also taking in the Tennis Concert on l''t'iday evening, Mr. A. Robinson, Mr, Win. Jack- son, Air. Jas, Cutt, sr., Mr. Joseph Coombs, Mr. N. Canting, I)r, 11'ul, Sloan and Mr. Itobt, Sloan attended the Liberal convention at 1lrussels on Tuesday of this week, We are sorry to hear that Mr, Jas, Mee, Dodds will leave for '1'o. runt° in January where he has se- cured a lucrative position with the Gordon, MacKay & CO., wholesale dry goods, Toronto, Mr. Dodds is well known to the public, being !) years with McKinnon & Co, and 1 year with the new firm of Pople• urine & Gardiner. 1lis many friends will wish hint a pleasant and profit- able stay in the Queen City. Londesboro. John Nutt moved into the village Iasi week to the house at tics rear of the tailor shop. T. H. Sampson is makings very fevor- able progress being now able to tnove ,wound the house, The funeral of the late Alrs, 11, Jack- son in Clinton on .11onday was largely attended by friends from this putt, Percy Cnrlysle, who has been laid oft frotn his work fur the past five mouths, returned to the station last week, P. D. Siple, who has been relieving, left for his home on Monday, M iss Edith Jenkins, daughter of G. Jenkins, of the Boundary, has peen engaged to teach S. S. No, 5, at a salary of $400, We understand AI r..1oht.s will hold a public examination of the school 011 the afternoon of Friday, 21st hist, East Wawanosh. John Caldwell wears a broad 3tnile its a boy. Congretulations. r 10)111 and Mrs,'I.'ompson, of Hallett, were visitors at John Caldwell's on Sunday. ,Semen, Reeon'r,-The following is the report of U, 8, S. No. 11, Ilulrett end East Wntvanosh, for the month of November ;--Sr. IV, class -Cliff Tier- nay 281, May Cowan 195, 11'eslcy Ta- man 108, 1r, 1 V, class -Terence Tier- ney 227, Edwotd Cowan 158, Willie Daur 1.15, Pearl Tainan 103, 1 [1, class -Arthur 'Tierney 208, E11a Glousher 265, Eldridge .lohnston 90, Earl Ban' 1;8, llarvey Barr 58, Sr. 11, class - Della Putter 451, Dolly Cowan 408, 1l'illie'Pitmen 4011, Albert Austin 8389, Rosie Deter 8135, James Itacho 333, Gor- don Gros 21 I, Jr. IL class -Helen Calming 510, Edward Bickel 1381, Sohn Nelson 2130, I. chess -Olive Cowan 751, [,izzie Olousher 735, Vera Tierney 002. Those present every day were Lizzie Glousher, Della Potter, Arthur Tier- ney, Vera Tiernny, Elia Glousher, Olive Cowan, -M, E. 131n;r,uv,'Teacher, CURED 1115 WIFE of LA GRIPPE Quebec Man tells how the Great Con. sumptive Preventative was an all-round Benefit "My wife took La Grippe when the was in Ottawa,"says R. N. Dafoe of Northfield Farm, Que., in an interview. "She got c► boWe of Psychine and after using it for u few days she was quite well. 1 took a cold and am using it and am getting all tight. I think Psychine is one of the best tonics on the market to -day," There you have the whole matter in a nutshell. La Grippe and colds are among the forerunners of consumption, This man had one, his wife had the other. Psychine not only cured both but it built them up so that their bodies are strong enough to resist disease. All seeds of comsumption are killed by PSYCHINE (Pronounced Si -keen) 50c. Per Bottle 6srger aloes Sl and 32 -all druggists. DR. Y. A. SLOCUM, Limitod, Toronto, un 35 7tl t;5 News , The Staudnrd and 1'at•n1Cr's Advo• The Standard and Daily Advor- tf9rt' .. The 5•anderd and Evening Free Press 'The Standard end'1'oronto Daily Il'orld . . Thp Standard and Daily Prep 11Pn4 ,, The Standard and Everting 0lobe 'I'Ite St atitiar) and Evening Mail and Empire. . The Standard and Daily Mail and Empire The Standard and Daily Globe... 2 9 1) 25 25 10 2 50 2 75 It 25 13 50 3 54) 8 50 4 50 4 50 Send all subscriptions direct to TILE STANDARD, BLYTH, ONT, The Ap?:eal Is To You ! MEMO. THE HOSPITAL FOR er or SICK CHILDREN For It Cores for Every NIA Child Lt Ontariio whose Parent, Cannot Afford to Pay for Treatltteut. er The Hospital for Sick Children, College treet, termite, apposls to fathers seed amulet's of Ontario fur funds to maintain the thousand sick children that it nurses within its walls every year. The Hospital is not a local iostitu• Lion -but Previa- etal. The sick child freta any piece in Ontario who can't afield to it pay bus the eawe privileges as the child living lu Tor- onto pod id treated free, The Hospital, had last year is its beds and cote 1308 patieute- 33l of these were from 'sit placed iutride of Toronto. The cost is 1,37 cty, "rr.►rrw wrrm Ilan POLL per px• tient per day, and there were I 3 sick lit - tie ones adavin the ftus- pitut. Sinoe Its faun• Jalion the If spilal has treated 12,129 children. About 8,1,00 of those were unable to pay and were treated free. "NaW I'1cTutta MmKe, ARRIVED." JUST Your money esus put got, de 11 binges on the door of the hospital's mercy. )very• body'sdollxr ruay be the I'r•ieud I Noeti to cbiki, Veer doper may tie n door of hope to iornibraly's ohitd, Thu 110 pita) pays out dividends of health nod happiness to suf• feting childhood on every dollar 1IIdt is oddd .1y 1, lends of little children. 1f you know a any ehilcl in your ueighl)►rhnod vs'hn r•iek or• crippled ur fins club feet send the pureit'e mime to the ]los• piing. See what yarn Ile done for clubfoot c)IiI' diet'. There were ;10 like cases last year and hundreds In 111 ye. rs. TWO 01.0) I0OT 0AII101 1K 1•LASTalt Immix arm Meese send, contributions to J. Rose Robertson, Cluirinan, or to Unuglss David - incl, See, •Ti•eas , of the Hospital for Slok '11111dreo, College ,Street, 'Torumt,a• Auburn. meisakrioommuftemeeebereee "...,-. 0,401:1,000,00 y<r•..(Y .. . r' f ... .. .--...'....r. Revs E. 1', Mei,. ,Smith, 11. A,, of llensnli, hast been chosen as the A n- n- 111versury Ignite boy for Knox church on Sunday, .1 en, '10111. (lu 11'nesdny, the 11th frit., at the Mensa, b,' Rev. J. 1,, Small, 11, A., ',Miss Addle Ile' wig, of Auburn, was married to 1V, N, Sterzik,of Galt, Ont. The happy couple left by the afternoo11 train for their new home in Galt. Con- gratulations, on•gr'alulations, Jno, and .Mrs. Carter, of Brussels, are visiting with relatives fora felt/ weeks, Mullett. Rev, and Mrs, Curry attended the wedding of the former's brother at Galt, At it meeting of the creditors of the 1'Krnlutin estate it was decided to settle with the chattel mortgagees, who have offered to accept less than the face value of their securities, and thus wind up the estate at once without litigating, It is nnticipnled that the estate will realize about 25 ecuts on the dollar for the creditors, which will be paid before the end of the year. A quiet wedding was so)enlnized la the Londesboro parsonage on the '28t1 ult., when Robert E. Smith and Miss Annie Nott, only daughter of Thomas Nott of the 8th concession, were united in marriage, After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the home of the bride's father where the guests;the im- mediate relatives of the bride) sad as- sembled to spend the evening. Both are well and favorably known. 11'0 join uur congratulations with those of their friends, Brussels. .Skating is on the program now, R. ,1. Mcl.nnchlin was nt Cliesley Iasi week, Jiobt, 'Thomson is shipping fowl every week, Mrs. Walker, of Ethel, was in town last Thursday, Mrs, Belliu'd was visiting bee sister Mrs, .1. Ferguson in ;own. Quite is number from here will go to Winghetm on Friday night to attend the Bonnie Brier Bush. George Thomson, who has been fill- ing a position in the Metropolitan Bank at Brigden has been promoted to Sutton West, E, C. Dunford & Son have mover) to their new store in the Graham Block and are busy arranging their goads on flu:sht'ives and lablee, A grand concert was held in Brus- sols 011 Friday evening lust weak when the Tennis Club held their annual con- cert, The artists they engaged gave the best satisfaction and the receipts amounted to 5125. Last Siuurdey evening Geo, Stemn, the harness maker, complained of a severe headacke end 11 ft, .11e shop in Clll'1, ut lis son anll went 11o111e tU go to bed, Sunday he attended service, u iu the Methodist church and during the rest of the tiny sit peared very rest less, On 1luuday tnornillg lie. glut Un at 5 o'clock, lighted the lantern and plaited $50 beside it. and left the house,, a Search was made all day M•nlday fur Icim hilt without succii s. (ln'J'uciol,sy about 8 a, in, Wm. Smith, Jas. Burgess and Gordon McDuwell found the body in 2 feet of wafer ahuut 15 feet front foot- bridge, The body way frozen stiff, Mr, Stemn was in his 44th ,year ant► hell bought the harn•as husinees from] Jno, Donaldson just about a year ago Dr. Kennedy, coroner, of Wingham, was down hut it is not konwu if an inquest will be held. The funeral takes place al Sebringville, his former hone, on Thursday nfrnrnoon ut 2 o'clock from the Undertaking parlors of W. G. Krupse, The deceased leaves a wife and sun and daughter, Sale Register. Mon lay, Dec. 21th,-Shorthorn and grade catte, &c, Lot 130, Con. 9, East 11'awanosh, Salty unreserved at 1 o'clock, James T, Wilson, Prop ; John Purvis, Atm. HURON COUNTY NEWS. On Wednesday of lust week W. T. McKee, of the Howick and Grey boun- dary, disposed of his 100 Acre farm to Wm. Doig, of the 2nd con., for the sten of 0(100. It is said that Rev, M. C. McLennan, a former pastor of St, Andrew's church, Kippen, will in a short time move to Hnlilax, where he will make Itis head- quitrlers in the insurance business, ]-Io will get a salary of 118,000. Colborne township has certainly had An expensive experience, so far as low costs aro concerned, and it is said to be threatened with another suit. The Mende of the late W. Ivers, who was found dead on the road, inc said to be felting action against the township for $10,0It) dittnages. The Exeter Advocate , Miss Mary McArter, who has been Lunching et Sodom for the past year, has resigned and leaves at the end of the present year, she Raving been engaged to teach in S. S. No, 1, Morrie, for the coming year, Miss McArter has proved her- self a very etfinient teacher and both parents and scholars are sorry to see her leaving,. A very happy event was celebrated nt the home of ,lir. and Mrs. IVm, John - sten, Ooderich street, Seaforth, on Tuesday hast, This was the golden welding or 50th anniversary of the marriage of Mr, and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs, Jolimiton's maiden name was Atnrthu Shannon. She was a sister of the Into IV. J, ,Shannon and of Solomon Shannon, sr,, of 31eKillop. The wor- thy couple tvere married et Norval, in the county of feel, by Rev. Thornes °Johnston, .PreshyWinn minister, on Nov, 27th, 18,511, They came to McKil- lop in 1800 and settled on a farm on the 5th con., where they continued to reside mull about 12 years ago when, desiring to retire fi'out the more ailtivo duties of life, they carne to Seaforth where they have since resided, Mr, Johnston is now 711 years of age and Mrs. Johnston is 78, 0 Don't Put Off SOS 1 } $t.'/1 `o WOOL BLANKETS a• in grey or white, this is the place to secure bar- gains, This year wool is twice the price that it ) was last year, but we are selling good Wool Man- ® lets at last year's prices. btersie0007070 Your Xmas shopping until the last illoiTletlt, COE EARLY while Dur Stock 18 at its hest, while the choice is widest and easiest. "Ish;lt is the only way to save yourself annoyance and disappointment and to se - Cute best bargains, If you need anything in Fancy Comforters, Flannelette Blankets or J. A. ANDERSON I3L 'TI C CA.S11. STcorm Overcoats Thin Is the season when all will need a good 1Varm Overcoat, IIave you one's If not we are In a position to give you a gond stylish and well•made one, one muga to order for yourself, ono that will fit and look styllsh. Our prloes aro the lowest for good goods. Hats & Caps Our stock of Men's Soft and 'lard Hats is complete in all sizes In the leading sty lee for Fell. Tweed Caps, good and waren, with .fur oar laps for men and boys, All Kinds of Men's Underwear from natural wool to fleece lined. Neck Scarfs We just have opened a fresh line of `Men's Sertrf., stylish monde, fsuoy silk and satin lined, n complete range from 25e to $1.50, See thebe and you will buy. We sell the Empress Shoes for Women. Geo. A, Slater Shoes for Men, FANCY FURNITURE 11'e have for your inspection the finest lot of' Fancy Furniture ever congregated under 11nu roof, You will llnd these goods tt combination of' beauty, comfort and cheapness. We handle the hest makes of Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines -- goods that lire made to hist a life -time and are guaranteed to give satis- faction, Drop in any time, J. H. OHELLEW - - BLYTH LICENSE TRANSFER -Notice Is here- by given, pursuant to the regulations In that behalf, that I, the undersigned, have applied for a transfer to Inc of. the Hotel ',townie granted to J. (;. Enigh, and that the said transfer will be com- plied and assented to by the oomtnl'.- sioners after the second publ'eatinn of this nestles, as required by law. Dated at Blyth Ude lith day of December, 1900, J, J, McCAonuev, Cirlstmas and New Year Nolldau dates TERRITORY -Between all stations In C.►nadn, also to Detroit 8118 Port Ilur• nn, Mluh,, 13u11'a)o, I31ack, Niagara Palls and Suspension Bridge, N. Y. AT SINGLE' FARE -Good going Den, 211,11 and 25th, rer.nruig urtll Dee., 20• Also going Deo. 31st and Jun, lsi, re turning until Jan. 3, 1007, AT FARE AND ONE•THIII1)-Good fining 1)ro, 21, 22, 21, 21 nnri 25 ; also Dee. 28, 20, 30, 31 and .Inn, 1, 1007, re. turning until Jan, 3, 1007,, For tlukots and full Information call on G. E. McTaggart, Depot T'eket Agent, Blyth ANNUAL M .I'I E'1' I N G. -The Annual Sleeting of the i,ouclesboto flutter & Cheese Mfg. 03, will be held In the Township 11°11 on Friday, Deo. 140, 1008, ]),rectors sleet at 1 o'olook ; shareholders nt 1.30, and patrons at 2.-- lnrtN 13nt°IIAM, Pres, R, ADAMS, S:c,i J,ondenboru, Doo, 1st, 1000, ,1 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Children's Favorite •-OIIRE13••• Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough, Thle remedy le fnninud for Its cures over a lnrgo part of the civilised world, It can always bo depended upon, It contain' uo opium or other hnriuful drug and tnny be p you as ooundontiy to a baby ne to an adult Price 25 ote; Large Size, 80 oto.' 906--T11E I3I.YTI1 STANDARD --PAGE FIVE, Poultry Wanted We want Dry Plucked Poultry, also Live Poultry, for which we will pay the highest cash price. Next car here on ileo. 10th, Grain okeoks paid after banking hour. at our store. McMILL,AN&CO. Mislay Street • Blyth TOWN TOPICS. A COUPLE of weddings are to be held in a couple of weeks, Loo at your label, If you owe us, come in and settle or send the amount by mail, '1'IIIC Conservative convention for Fest Huron is tinted for 'Thursday, Dec, 27th, in the village of Brussels. FRIDAY is tho last day to pay your loxes. Tax Collector Westlake is at the fire hall from 1 to 0 to receive them, FIRANCESCO CORTEGE, ono of the five original harper; of Loudon, is dead after an illness of three days from pnun- ntonin, I4, 0, L. No, 969, Blyth, will hold its annual meeting on hlondny of next week, Election of officers, ate., will be on the program, THE bills aro out (or the annual Xrnas entertainment to bo held In Industry Hall on Friday evening, Dec, 'list, by the scholar's of Trinity church, WANTED, -Fresh !toll Butter 26c, Fresh Eggs 26c, I)ry Picked Poultry, Dried Apples Feathers, Raw Fm's, ere. -Guo, E. KING, Wingham, Trill. Hoard of Maungement of Jt. Andrew's church have appointed Geo. Leith as caretaker of the church, as H. McQurrie, who has been caretaker for the past 40 years, Pae resigned, LAST Wednesday was Horse Fair in town and about 9 horse buyers came but those (raving horses to sell did not appear but wo hope there will be a largo Fair ou January 2nd, DR, NELSON '1'Arr, of Toronto, Spn- cialiet in diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, 011 Friday, Dec. 14th, from 8.90 a. m, till 8 p. tn, Glasses fitted, SOME people are so fidgety they want to get their taxes paid ea soon as the rate Is struck and others are determined to dodge the Collector as long as pons• role even if 5 per rent has to be paid ad• ditional in doing it. AT the Liberal convention held in Brussels on Tuesday of this week Arch. Hislop, M. P, P,, was olected't a norni• nen of East Huron in the pia a of Dr. Macdonald who resigned, A fuller re• pnrt will be given next week, THE new and novel sign put a at Dr. billne's drug more, advertising Na- ture's remedies, which works on the principle of "now you see it and now you don't" by the aid of an electric light, does not fall to h;,yo the desired effect in attracting attention, WU, ROBERTSON has had his bake oven remodelled and refitted with a Marsh do Co., of Toronto, set of furnace castings, which will he a great saving in fuel. Mr. Robertson is pleased with his oven and is giving good satisfac- tion. A LEADING SCHOOL, -Tire Contra) Business College of Stratford, which is the largest school of its kind In West• erre( Ontario, Is worthy of the conaidera• tion of tiny young man or woman who desires to obtain a commercial educa• tion or shorthand training, It is a progressive, tt'ell•equipped, thoruughly efficient training school where excellent work is being done, Those interested ill a practical education should write the College for a free catalogue, Win. tor term opens on Jnn, 2nd, Our Xmas Stock of Hand Painted CHINA. JAPANESE CHINA, FOUNTAIN PENS, Rings, Bracelets, Chains, Cufl' Links, Stick Pins, Watch Chains, Watches, Silverware, Silver Novelties, Ebony Goods in cases, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Post Cards, Leather Goods, Xmas Cards, Dolls and Toys Is now cum plot°, See Our Show Window. FRANK METCALF Jewelry and Stationbry. Winter Term, Opens Jan. 2nd. Here are some of the reourds made by the TOTTk:// /MU TORONTO, ONT. Out of the las 260 oldie from business Orme we have (lige fifteen of the positions We bad no ewe else ready to send, We have also had 82 sills for buslnehs cone ge touchers. 101 ex•studenta of other husi• netts colleges or Nhortband schools were enrolled here during the last two years, We believe we have the best oomtnerolal school In C►uud3. %V, thoroughly satisfy our students, Write to•day for o ttalogue. W, J, EI,L!OT"P, PBINC.PAL, Corner Yongu and Alexander Streets. nemmi,4445grEavEmmilvamnarii THE RIGHT HOUSE h1 A RELIABLE STORE wiTH 000I)S ON SALE k'4 AT MODERATE PRICES FOR OASII AND FARM PRODUCE, FA XMAS ITS NYS i R IV n It you eine(); decide for yourself on a gift for your friends we can assist you by our showing of Fairy (;hlna, comprising of Fancy Berry Sets, Five O'Clock Tea Sats, Cocoa Pots, 1310outt Jais, '!'able Sets, Celery and Spoon Trays, Nanny Salads, Cake and Moat Plates and Bread and Butter Plates, We also have an Immense variety of Fancy ifattdkcr• chiefs In Silk, hinen and Lawn, also of Ladies' Fatmcy Col. lars, all of wbluh will be sold at the lowest possible prices. (lents' Neckwear -Just received a largo variety of Cents' Neckwear in the latest styles and shades. Boys Overcoats We are showlrg all the season's beat In styles in Over. coats for boys. We, have all the natty designs for boys In long coats, In single and double breasted styles. Suits for Men Make It worth your while to see our Hera Trine Good Sults In Fanny Tweeds, Nothing to touch then( anywhere for value, For a Good Black Dress buy Priest- ley's Dress Goods. MIONIUNIIMMIONIMOOMM Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. E. BENDER, BLYTH 13(rota.. ► tit► ► 4 EU la gli.%1eg1I COUNCIL, meets on Saturday. Vsity little talk in town of next year's candidates, FOR a Christmas Pox '1'IIE STANDAR!) will print a box of ladies' calling card; for b0c, MERLE DAVISON, who formerly con- ducted a barber shop in this place, died at Lucknow on 'Tuesday last, aged 23 years, TELL your neighbors and friends of our bargains in newspapers, 'fits; STANDAR! and Weekly Globe till Jan- uary 2st, 1908, for 41.85, 'I'l1E endless prayer chairs and the coupon shoe lottery are the two latest fakes belated on ar, innocent and gull. ibis pulilic. Do your own preying and buy your shoes from reputable dealerF. A SUBSCRIBER, living in ,llontaura, in writing to us of a flood that occurred there •ast month, says that he floated out of the howl° on the kitchen table, and his brother accompanied him o the piano. OUR merchants aro making grunt preparations for the Christmas trade. They have purchased extensively, and our readers should find no difficulty in selecting Christmas gifts from our stores in town, TIIE BLYTH STANDARD and Weekly Globe to January 1st, 1908, for the small of 61.85 In advance. No better city weekly is issued than the Globe, The illustrated supplement is worth ntoro than the price asked, G. T. 11, -Thu Grand Trunk will is. sue single first-class faros good going Dec, 24 and 20; returning until Dec. 26 ; and going Dec. 81st and Jan. 1sr, returning until Jan, 2nd. A fare and one-third will be issued wood going Dec. 21, 22, 28, 24 and 25 ; also Dec. 28, 29. 80, 81, and Jan, 1, returning until Jan. Ord, THE following from Monday's dail - ies refers to the misfortune of a former Blyth photographer : About 1.30 Sun- day morning fire broke out in a brick block on Front street, Campbellford, occupied by the Despatch printing office and R. M. McGuire, photograph - or, Mr, McGuire suffers almost a total loss, with $700 In the Guardian, ENTERTAINMENT, - Trinity Sunday School Xmas outertsinment will bo hold In Industry Hall, Blyth, on Fri- day, Dec. 21st, A good program con- sisting of enrols, recitations, 80108 and quartettes, the "Shepherdess Drill" in beautiful costumes,.also the two dia. logues "Box and Cox" and "On Guard" will be given, The entertrtlnments of Trinity 8, S. in the past haus been very popular and this ono will equal any fortner one, A Christmas tree will be provided, upon which anyone finny place gifts for their friends or children, Program comtneuces at 8 p, m, with a piano selection by Miss Edna Carder. Admission; adults, 15c ; all children, 10c, FLOUR Favorite $2. to per 98 lbs Manitoba.,,.,, 2.25 Five Roses..,. 2.6o a, aI Blyth Flour Mills C. H. BEESE SOME from here are talking of taking in the "Bonnie Brier Bush" at Wing - ham on Friday eveninct of this week, A NEW stock of office stationery ar- rived this week at THE STANDARD MECO, Bill and Letter Heads, Envelopes, Cards and Invitation Paper. Newest goods and wo have the latest type to print them to your order on short no- tice. Try us and wo will endeavor to please you. Belgrava Chas, Walker is shaking hands with old friends in Bolgravo, A. Mains, of Arcola, is the guest of friends on the 9th line. The ;Methodist and Pr'esbyteri,tn Sun - (lay Schools aro preparing for holding Christmas trees during the coming weeks, Preparations are being made by tho L 0, L, for a grand concert to bo given shortly alto New Year's, which will eclipse anything of the sort over given in 13olgravo, Dr, DicAsh, late of Belgravo, who spew, a year in tho Old Lend in further- ing his studies, has moved from Clinton to Sarnia, where he will practice. One of Belgrave's eldest citizens passed away on Friday, Dec, 7th, in the person of Daniel Bartley, The fun- eral took place on Sunday attoruoon frotn his residence on Station street to the Methodist church, and thence to the Sunshine cemetery, Last Friday and Saturday were busy days in Belgrave. Poultry dune in by the wagon load from every quarter, Geo, Powell, of Blyth, was receiving thorn, for which he paid out among the farmers nearly 61,700. Mr, Powell says he is shipping six carloads of pout - try this fall and all going West, CURE FOR SOItE. NIPPLES. As soon as the child is done nursing apply Chamberlitin's Salve. Wipe it off with it soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse, Many t.rnlned nurses use this with the least results. Price 26o per box, For sale by all druggists, LOBERT L OF HURON COUNTY. (HtiltC'IH NOTES. Rev, W. 11 llurtley will preach in 13russuls next Sunday. ** Cottago Prayer mooting at the home of Mrs. Chau. )±'lousy, Friday evening; nt 7,30, Next Sabhnth Ituv. E. C. Currie, M, A., of Sarnia, Out., will occupy the pulpit of tit, Andrew's church. "Tito Parsonage 'Trustee Hoard of the othodist church will meet et the Parsonage Thursday at 2,80 p, In, *** Rev. W. A. Smith, of Ashfield, has been invited to become pastor of Dun- gannon circuit after noxt Conference. *** Lest Sunday evening Rev, W, 1I. Hartley took ue his topic in Trinity church "Neer cuts are nut God's way." * Rev, II. M. Lung -!Ford, Rector of St. John's church 13, ussels, will conduct 110 services in Trinity church next Sun- day both morning stud evening. *** The ;f ethodist Sunday School Enter• tainwent and Lunch will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 19th. Program nt 7.80 sharp, All mein hers and adherents with their families tu.o cordially invited to ;Mewl. *** \Vo regret to learn flint Rev, J. H. Oliver, pastor of the Central Methodist church in Sarnia, hes Luken ill of typhoid fever. Itev, Wm, McDonagh, of Stratford, has been asked to supply the pulpit during; 11 r. Olieor's illness. *4* Beth services last Sabbath in St, Andrew's church wore taken by Ita'v, A. W, Craw, 13. A, His morning topic was "Tho Divine uppreciation of one faithful human life," Matthew 25-21, In the evening he dwelt on ''Peter's Repentance." Rev, S. Anderson occupied his own pulpit lust Sunday''Tho Monotony 1111.1 Crises of Lilo" was the topic in the morning from which many helpful lessons were given. Evening subject was "Systematic giving," 2 Cur. 0t1 chapter and 7th verso, * The work of preparing the new Church of England Hymnal, or Book of Common Praise, goes steadily on, and at the next meeting of the com- mittee in Toronto on Now Year's Day, 1907, it is hoped that the work of re- visin tho second draft will bo corn- pletet. The Cradle. KELLY, --I1► Morris on Nov. 28rd, to ,11r, and iN1111. Michael J. Belly, • a daughter. I{ELLY.-In Morris on Dec. 11th, to Mr, and hire. Frank Kelly. a daughter. McVlrrin,-In Hullett on the 7th Inst., to Mr, and .firs, 8, McVittie, CALDWELL,-Lr East Wawanosh on Wednesday, Dec. 5th, to Mr. and Mrs; John Caldwell, a son, V:. • AGtar. STERZIK-IIicLwIa.- At the Manse in Auburn, on 'Tuesday, lith hist, by Rev. J. L, Small, 13, A., Mins Addie Helwig, of Auburn, wits married to Mr. W. H. Sterzik, of Galt, Ont. The Tomb. FOWLER,-Iu Morris, on December 4th, Jane Brown, relict of the late John Fowler, aged 85 years, 7 months and 20 days. MINERS. -In Exeter, Nov. 28th, Jane Andrews, wife of William Miners, aged 58 years, 6 months rued 28 day's, Mt1LD0ON.-In McKillop, on Nov, 80th, Christopher Muldoon, toted 78 years tura 1 month. WATER CURE FOR CONSTIPATION, Half it pint of hot water taken half an hour before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular, Htu'sh ca- thnrtics should be avoided, 1Vhen a purgative is needed, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They aro mild and gentle in their action. For sale by all druggists. -Subscribe for THE STANDARD. TURKEYS ILIV°I'MJCP I' We want to buy your Turkeys rind will pay the highest market price, Write for particulars and state how many you have, The Canada Poultry & Produce Co., Ltd., Stratford, Ont. .. FOR.. DIAMONDS AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY AT CLOSE PRICES GO TO H, L. JACKSON JEWELER BRUSSELS, hop Ear for Xmas and Avoid Rush and Confusion Our decison is to clear out every Ladies' Fur Coat and Men's Fur Coat, For December is a good month to buy Silk Handkerchiefs 7C to 75C MMOMMIN Cambric and Linen Handker- chiefs 3 for 25c Fancy Handkerchiefs 5C to 25C Men's Ties 15C to 50C Men's Kid Gloves and Mitts 25 to 1.5o Ladies' Felt Shoes and Slippers 25c to 2.00 Men's Printed Cam- bric Shirts 5oc t0 I.25 Ladies' Corsets. 25C to I.25 Tea Cloths 25c to 1.00 Ladies' Fancy Col- lars 25c to 1.50 MONIMMI 11Ien's Felt Shoes 25c to 1.00 Children's Cloth Coats 2.00 to 6.00 INIMINUMMIIMMOIMOMMINNIOMIMOMMIIMIN Sideboard Scarfs 25C t0 I.00 Ladies' Underwear 20C to 1.50 Ladies' Kid Gloves 75c to 1.25 NONNI Children's & Ladies' Fur Ruffs, Stoles, etc., 25c to 12.00 Ladies' Cloth Jackets 5.00 to 12.00 Pillow Shams 5oc to 1.00 Men's Underwear 5oc to 1.75 `XMAS GROCERIES New and clean. Everything just as you like it. 200 Pairs New Lace Curtains ---35c to $2 a pair Poplestone&Poplestone& Gardiner Successors to McKinnon & Co,, -- BLYTH ALARA TEA From the Island of Ceylon, in lead packages only, 15c, 20c, 25e, 40e, 50c. Fresh Groceries for Xmas trade, Breakfast Foods. Oranges and Lemons, MEATS ON HAND White's Sausage -guaranteed all pure meat, Potatoes and Poultry Wanted. HIGHIEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS. -Give us a call. A. TAYLOR BLYTH ppeeseem 0 • 0 •r f, Do your buying early and see the whole stock. • Xmas -e,caseeerlaso uying Our stock for titans is complete, '('hero is nothing a man appreciates more than something he can make good use of -the more useful it is the more 1ie appro. dates it, and anything. in our Xmas Stock is sure to please hint. Remember wo can dress a man from Hat to Shoes, so have everything a man could wish for. We never before had the range of goods for Xmas we have this year, and wo think wo can suit you in everything you may ask for, heady-to•wear Suits for leen acid toys. Just received a shipment of the newest Shirts and Ties -the nicest Ties ever shown in the county. Silk Mufflers -we have the largest range in town. Everything in Fine Gloves and Mitts, Hats and Caps -we can suit you. We curry the best line of Stiff Hats on the market, Just take a look at our Wiltun's Light -weight, it's a beauty. Fancy Sweaters, and just a new line of Fancy Card'• gan and Corduroy Vests. Our Braces are all done up in a nice fancy lox -a nice ;KIWIS gift, A man could not appreciate anything like a pair of nice Shoes -we have all kinds and have a range of Up -to•dato House Slippers, the very newest. Anything you ask for, that's s just what have have got , ,(41t1 i›, Popular Clothing House - BLYTH CURRENT COMMENT Iiear t says his election campaign cost him $250,370. 1)id he ;et that Much (un out of it? '1'Iie last widow of the Einar l Slates revolutionary war has jai t diel. It is a fur cry from I;s:1 In Ilillt;, But pension- ers are generally 'heulllly and long•!ivett. Japan lits just launched the largest Japan. Will the "little brown people" warship iii the world, built wholly in beentue co11:prtHots with Europe and America in naval construction? lu Pentl,.wlvani:t the healllt officers alit' conducting :t 0,toipai,2ll against t.el; cr., Of gl:;rr c.I dy. Already the corn Products ("on)pam;, is paying the ti's;t f1t1Ht Ittfi133'rt',l l:v rift' 4.4 Thr 11101.0 that (lmtadi) hank case is probed the greater grows the 1wOrld('r that exposure dill not overtake the triol• :Baer, Thr cloths should have "writ ten letters out of bounds" lung before they did. 4 • tr '1'ht' school children of 'Toronto have to their er,'dit in the Penily ,I)i)! )' Mani: in ((i::nc.'t in with the Simi .01 $5:1.720.10, acoAnula led n!':llust ''II- tire:y in copper,.. 'lite=e =rhunl bank? in- L'll!r:1`y' !e.:nm. of thrift to Vie yeali,: 1 lie'0 111,11' be of :n:t:c!I 1, n fit to them ill after life, Tine americnn association of liaillvay Surgeons recently held a convention at (hienko, at which 1)r. A. E. of Lincoln, Neb., paid that there was an epidemic of hysteria sweeping over the montes which thrcatenl41 to du incident able damage. 1Vould that have anything to do with the recent street car strike disturbances? The dastardly attempt to destroy 01' seriously damage that magnificent pile St, I'eter's Cathedral, Ronne, will not tend to make the world more lenient toward Anarchists. Fortunately 110 great damage was caused, and strange to say nobody was wounded. These are 111111 when inen who represent law and order have need for courage, vigor and ficin• miss, and when trifling with ar►arcllisnl i3 a cringe. Thr vermin should be rooted out and exterminated. The New York Herald reporter 11:19 interview'ea 'Major Paden -Powell, tiro hero of Mafekim. , regarding the went - plane or f!ving Iilachine )lS :10 engine of war. In the course of the interview, the --iInjcr "Just consider what could be done with situil 0 machine. ',n officer gems,, up in it can spy (Jilt the ouealy's land, t••re where his strength and weakness 11 ns1 r:•:,ort to headquarters. 'Phis lel' dnnbtcdly 'will he the u e to w"hioh til" flyin', i1 1(l ane wi'd be put in the next war, and the time may. nay, w'il!, enuh' \dull you can go up in the :lir and (Frog explosives wherever you choose, 'Phis Thom; how important tile, study of aerial 11lvig*at')n 13, and all the first chi,,; tory powers powers !oust reckon lvith it. Just so. But the INIa•jur overlooked onotht!r pc,,r ihilit v. 'Tine enemy's Mian; iiochinPs might .interfere ivit'i this pro• g,'lilunne and we might he treated to tt pitched +rutile in the cl•oii l . Possibly before we reach Sidi stage of newt in the art of war the nations may awaken to the cruelty and foo1isllnes of the whole matter, ASTONIStit:l► THE IDOCI'OIt. PLyrbiolan Said Slit' 311(;ht Drop Dt'a(1 nt Any'Jl'inu', "'l'i,i' Doctor told nue I lord heart dis- ease and was liable to drop (•n the street :it any ling'," says --Airs, Robert Eaton, of Dufterin, Ont, "1 tens afraid to Illy breath, it pained tut' Su, 1 wi18 vu mtrweils, short of breath and dizziness, Mra, Robert Eaton, loss of appetite, smothering and sinking spells, and I eould not sleep, "Sometimes I would have to lie down to keep from falling, My hands and feet would seem to go to sleep anti a sort of numbness would conte all over lite. "1 began using 1)r. 1 eonhat'dt's Anti• Pill. From the start, 1. improved, 1 feel touch stronger, look better, and altoge• then' Anti• Pill has elude a new woman of rue. "1 11111 entirely eared," All dealers or the 11'ilson•Fyle Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont, 00.4 The Great Lakes Fleet. (Outing Magazine.) A hardy breed of men doing their duty as they find 0, the sailors o fthe Great Laker aro more and more In demand to man the new fleets that are building every year. While the shipyards of the sea cogs were wailing over the dearth of business, the shipyards of the lakes booked orders for thirty -ono steel vessels for rho season of 1906, In size from six to twelve thousand tons capacity, with a total value of $11,000,00), Scaly Shin Diseases —Eczema, Salt Rheum, Tetter, etc.—yield quickly to the healing power of Mira Ointment. Why 'Wier with the burning and itching? Why Id the thing go on? Don't be miserable? !lira costs only 50c. a box -6 for 32.50. Get one to -day. At druggiiti —or from The Chemilti Co. of Cen.da, Limited, Hamilton— Toronto. "A few hours after the f ret a/+f lrca(rbn " writes Len Corrigan, in I''e puson Ave„ N„ ilamil oN, "I felt great tette/ Alma has nut ked wo>uters for ma" (Iii herr( L ze,na forytars.` lam on gating the genuine, with thin traxlemark— SIGN OF THE THREE BALLS. Pawnshop Emblem Taken From the Dukes of Medici. The origin of the pawnbroker's sign, the three golden balls, is accounted for by humor. legend and fact, Some early English writ said the chances were two to one that the articles pledged would never be redeemed. On the other hand, they are ascribed to the good St. Nich- olas, A nobleman, so the story gdes, sud- denly becoming poor, found himself un- able to provide for the marriage of his three daughters, The news of his sad plight came to the ears of the saintly bishop, who immediately came to i.11e res- cue by placing three bags of gold in the nobleman's window at night, each bag containing 0 Sufficient dowry for one maiden. The three parses necordingly became the emblem of St, Nicholas, and when the hankers of northern Italy took up the business of lending money they appropriated it, considering themselves goad followers of the generous saint, The fact, however. weals to be that the three halls were taken from the lov- er part of the coat of arms of the Dukes of .11idici, from whose dominions the first money lenders emigrated to Eng- land, This explains why some of the an - dent pawnbrokers need fire blue balls, for the coat of arms in heraldic language is described as five bczants azure. Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows. a, --- - No Longer of Any Value, (New York Weekly.) Contldence men— I should like to seo Mr. Hayseed of 1-Iaysccdville. hotel Clerk—He Is over there at the cash- ier's desk paying his bill. Confidence man (sadly)—I'm too late, 4•• There are more than 4,000 el'fferent editions of the Jlib!e in the British Mai tseuut. l "Never pay for anything in advance and dlalf the trouble in households and in housekeeping will be avoided," said the manager of a large business house, HISTORY OF "FOREIGN DEVIL," Now we aro in a position to answer a question at the outset of the paper, as to the origin Of the tcr111 1ranslale,l "for. sign devil," It is literally '''c,ln de - 10011,'' a forcible Chinese term for pirate. The usual term "sea robber" became "ocean demon" after this Chinese expert. once of nnscrllpul(nts fo:'pign pirates who became marauders on shore us well, From! the l'hinese standpoint, wits not the tern) justified in those days? And not only dill the Portuguese nation fur- nish one or Liao unwortlhy specimens of Europeans, but so dill Holland, and so did England, in the years which fol- lowed, The China seas, in addition to their own bands of native pirates, became in- fehted in those eddy years with far more daring piratical spirits from these three nations, anti, :11 first confined to the coast, the torsi "ocean demon" or pirate gradually spread into the inter- ior, being propagated from puree to place in repos anti rumors which doubtless magnified the actual doings of the law- less Europeans into deeds of fiendish atrocity, 'Then after a generation or so the term "foreign demon" was utilized by mothers with frnctboos children, much us the mune Bonaparte way fur n while in England: "If you don't step that noise, I'll tell Honey to conte :Ind take you!" Thu mention of ''l,ce:nn fiends" was found to afford a potent sedative for blatant juveniles, and so it has con• tinned. in use, since the sixteenth cen- tury instil the present generation, an in- teresting if unpleasant instance of Chin- ese conservatism. 11'e suggested Ill the start that it is dying down in molly places. Having been so long lived in the past, it is dy- ing hard. and, 119 al! well admit, it has been the missionary foreigners, 01' the More genial Wren and woolen of that class, who have [evil the chief agents in changing it for something better. Nut that the foreign babies have not helped, Viten in the 'Mrs 1)r. Porter Smith, of [:oilier, walked in the Chinese streets with his little child on his shoulder the ('hinese exelain►ed:. 'ile venn"t. be :t for- eign devil. Seel he is smiling at his little child."—East of Asia Magazine. IlTialgatta dATO: 'T1,i4C,1iu-2iNi Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or Cold, . no question about that, but— why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking; him up, and then of having b i s preccript ion filled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain a bottle of SHILOH'S CURE for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollars when a twenty-five cent bottle of SHILOH will cure you as uickly ? Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadians have done for the past thirty-four years: let SHILOH be your doc- tor whenever a Cough or Cold appears. , IiILOH will cure you, and all druggists back up this statement withauara ositive p guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold cure it with 005 "'•Rr•Y"W .M1RTrlSY.l, mn'R5.O::7m.C.. Woes of Touring in Mtiine, (Loulr,vl!!o Courier -Journal,) "I anent Iny vacation trltvelln' through Maine." "!low's the topography of those parts?" "Not fit to eat half the tltne," m. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. EVILS OF PAYING IN ADVANCE. Business bias Shows How Many Persona Make a Great Mistake. 11''' have not heard lunch lately of the .\nli''oieide (Yl' ,tni7otion of Governor Pirrt:e, of Michas';In, but the ltcv, fleury 21, \\•green, of New 17ork. h::.s view,i, on this suh•jcet a1,o, `ipi',t,;ill;, ill -Alla par- lors of Car: Fifth ,1 venue Ilote; to a large nanliencrt on Son'Ll3• night, he said: 1t ha,) ucourred lu u10 that some 1! 'os might be raved if those who iter' contem- plating :l 811!) into 7ternity could first find rum' one to whom to tell their t:'ou- Ilec 'Plas'e n1•c r01.)! 11 coming into our city for the sole purpaiFe of ending tire worry of rut u.ne1'etl 'They feel that no one cares for 111'0111 111111 1111;',' send a bullet into th'.'ii' laths and die, 11.10111! and forlorn. It would give me infinite plea- sure if f could feel that these unfortun- ates svoultl send for ale and alir)w me to tall: to them when they were planning such a :step. 1 would like to rntsou with tltonl and elioir them that there is another way out of their troubles besides suicide, 1 stand ready to call upon any 0110 who needs. such it friend. I'(r isilbly .lir, 11'arreil alight be able In tent:ion, some unfortunate out of his idea to' t:tko the fatal plunge, if he or she call upon 11iu1, but generally ~then :me to the suicide stage they are not looking fin' advice. We fear he ,would have to contend with not a few friends who might' w'is'h to play upon his feel- lingts, with a view to extort money. We Guarantee to Core Your Rheumtsm RHEUMATICFOE is the only medi- cine that is Purely and simply a Rheu- matism Cure. It cures Rheumatism by cleansing the blood of those impurities Mat cause Rheumatism. 111 many cases a single Dollar bottle will cause a cure. A thorough treatment of Rheumaticfoe will cure the Illost severe ease of Rheu- !autism, That is why we make our GUARANTEE OFFER For $5 we will send you the Complete Rheumaticfoe treatment, accompanied by a signed guarantee that ;if a cure is not effected your money will be returned to you. If you have Rheumatism, fill out the attached Coupon, and send it to us. You have nothing to lose, but everything to gain, heumaticf e Has never yet failed to Cure Rheulna- tism, $1 per bottle, HOPE & HOPKINS, z77% Yonge Street, Toronto. Dear Sirs,—Please send ane par. ticulare of your guaranteed Cure for Rheumatism to Name ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,.1 Address , , , Dept, H, "It is a habit on the part of some peo- ple, this paying in a,lvaticc habit, and if you will take the t•uoble to keep tab on it you will observe tight Snell people are, more or leas, considerably more than Joss, in hot water figuratively most of the time, This is particularly true as regards the performance of labor on the part of otli(n' individuals, or where cer- tain things or articles ilrc to be sande for another, 11 is the indulgent, easy house- keeper who pays her help off before it is due who always sings the saddest and the longest song on the household do- mestic problem. "Never pay for goods, or a garment, for instance, until you get it and it 8)11199 you and not its maker, though this has no reference for goods bought outright in a store which are to be delivered; And in this class of purelases, if you wish them at 11 Fpecificrl time, otherwise they would be of 110 1180 to you, .pay 00 deliv- ery; then you 15111 i11 all probability get • them at the hour you and not the other party want them delivered, "If you will take the trouble to ob- serve in lemmlgits brought by tradesmen most of thein are for balances clue rather t•hsin for tho entire amount of the bill. One of the main reasons why the well- to-do seem to get what they want, and you don't if you are poor, is because they seldom pay for articles until they are received, and not then if they don't suit, buil; In your case it is yon and not the, other fellow who :solems to get stuck on the transaction, This Is bemuse this class of people put into practice the prin- ciple I am expatiating. upon o4• newer nvingr for thing.9 in advance,'—Weak- Star. FSTEN I Aro you listless, fag,,ed and withc,ut energy Have you headache, back pains or pains in tho chest ? Ilave you that "a11•gono" feeling 7 Do you have flts of acute pain or wind after food If so, remember that health do. pends on three main organs— liver, stomach and intestines, and Biloaus regulate all three. Bileans aro purely herbal and Nature's remedies aro always boat. Don't daily I Write for sample box to"13 loans, Toronto," (sending lc. stamp for return postage), or buy a box from your druggist. Mrs, R. Suvillo, of Oakwood, Ont, says:—"For headache, debility, in. digestion, and biliousness I l(•iod many medicines, but I never mot with anything to equal Moans. They cured mo. Of all druggists at 50c. per box. Last of the Widows, (Buffalo Exchange.) A ,peculiar Interest attaches to the death of Mrs. Esther Summer Damon of Ply - mutt: Union, Vt., who died the other day ut tho age of 1)2 years, from the fact that aho was the last of the "Revolutionary Widows," That account Is now closed ou tho pension books of the United States, Tho War of Notional Independence ended in 1783, and yet we find a widow of a soldier of that war a pensioner of the Government In 1900, Thu question will naturally mise, how can it be? Will, according to the records, Esther Summer, the old lady who line just died, an own cousin of the famous kiltosunnu, Charles S1111111:`1', was burn 11,1 Bridgewater, 1't, August let, 1314. At the ago of 21, she mel Noah Dannon, a veteran of the Revolution, then 76 years old, and after a courtship of two weeks they were married, lie served more than five years during, the war In various organizations, and heard British bullets whistle Iu several en- gagements. There Is no doubt about that, according to tato records of the Pension Bureau et w'asbtn ton, Why the young wo- man married the old soldier is a matter of conjecture, but nits was one of uuwy who about. that time made similar matrimonial venture, presumably for the scant peusioa Unit congress had decreed to all widows of soldier's of that war, Dannon Is said to havo been impecunious and helpless and his young wife had to aid 1n his support duelag the tow years that he lived. Then She was award- ed ;3 per month pension, which was after- wards lucreased to ;12, and a few years ago was doubled. Elm was also awarded ;200 a year by the Vermont Legislature and the Daughters' of the American Revolution In that State contributed to bee support during the last few years of her life. But at bout tho Income was nn'agre, and she earned u little money by sewing and nursing, until old ago made work impossible, Silo had other offers of marriage, after her veteran died, but refused them ell, hits, Dannon was legally cntltled to all she got from tine Gov- ernment, Bat the law was defective and has now been so modified, that there is no longer any inducement to young women to marry old soldiers, for the pension money. 4a'r--- Called at the Wrong Place. (Ladies' I1omc Journal.) "If you please, mum," said the (indent hero, In nn appealing voice, nu he stood at the back door of the cottago oft . washday, "I'vo lost nay leg--" "Well, I nln't gut It," answered the woman fiercely, And the door closed with a bang. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. s•.' Commendable Business Enterprise. (Sedalia, Mo,, Sentinel,) W. W. Cecil, the genial bather, has pur- chased nn ntt'uct,vo barber's pole, which ho has placed In ;roil( of lits shop on West Second street, and many complimentary ro- marlui were heard us n result, METHOD IN HIS RASHNESS, Jenkins Fight the Burglars? No, Not IIel For years poor. overworked Jenkins had registered his nightly "kirk" against the ineessalt playing of Iho piano by his two girls, aged respectively 1(1 and 17. 11e needed rest and quiet, he said, but the madam couldn't neo it that way, being much desirous that the girls should have "its much practice as possible,' ' About 1 o'clock the other night Jenkins was suddenly awakened I>y his wife ex- claiming in a hoarse lune, that she was sure there were burglars int the parlor. Nonsense!" growled ,leukins, turning Oler preparatory to renewing his slum. bers, "But, Richard," persisted his wife, "1 ant sure 1 heard anis in the parlor. Some 011(1 sltullbled against the piano several tines, striking the keys!" Whereupon Jenkins, with demoniacal smile, hastily leaped from the lied and began to slip on his dressing gown, evi- dently with the intention of immediately interviewing the nocturnal visitors down- s( airs. Observing his determined air, -Ales. Jenkins began to be uneasy, "Oh, Richard," she wailed, "don't, for my sake, do anything rash. Itcitatuber your family- Don't be raslh!" "Rash!" scornfully repealed Jenkins, "Depend upon it, 1 shall do nothing rash, 1'ul going to help those fellows, You don't suppose that they can get that pinna out unassisted, du you';''--J,ippin• colt's Maga zine. 4•. Varied Englishman, Tho system of inquiring into your nation• nilly when yolt are embarking on the boat from Boulogne or Calais Is a complete force. Within the last month I have crossed five times. On being asked whether 1 wan a British subject, 1 have given the following answers: (a) 'Yes." 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Ceinnientlu'y,--1.'I'Ihu risen Christ (vs. 8(i-48,) 331, :1s they thus spike --The distep'('t, ('fhuiuns Ixulg absent) \Vere us• nt'II:o...1 111 all upper I'• 1•ualll in Jerusalem discus -Ing the etcnts Of the day, The t wit who had walked with Jesus to l.ul• n,,tiN aver(' gloving an account of their in- terview with tllu risen Saviour when 1 x 51113.13 my Jesus himself appeared, In the midst elle evidently entered miraculous- ly. le John xx, 19, :lb the tact that the (.tour., were shut is referred to in a tvuy to leave but little doubt that he in- tends to convey the impression that, (')u•;sl entered by ills Iwi power while t hry were 1111(11, "'Phil fact gives us a gIllIIps( of the power of the s)lirilual body, showing that it is not confined by material eubstallc(3,"-Scott. Peace be unto sun --4130 118)111 salutation of the Jews, Peace among the Hebrews had a very exit )siwe meaning and comprehend- ed all blessings, both spiritual and tem - pond, :37. i'errified and attfrighted----Though conversing upon the topic of his resur- ro(tiun, and the several proofs gained during the day, the sudden appearance waas unexpected sitace the angel's Ines - sage to the women had directed them to (;aali:(u to meet the risen Lord, N0 one kne',v how lie ente•hd, anti they were in- clined to doubt their 03311 sight and con- clude that tl►is `1'4)8 but a vision of their ?(caster. :38, \\'lie , .troubled -Jesus now calms their fear and proves to them that he is their risen Lord. Thoughts aris(!- \1nl•y says (chapter xvi. 14) that he "upbraid(31 them with their unbelief aid hardeess of heart," "They were trying to do what some rationalistic writers have tried to do in lu(xlern times -dis- cover some explanation of the frets withe111 ac(eptu►g the obvious one of mal and material resurrection of his body,"---Illlr•Ibut. 39, llnmls , , . , feet -- The wounds were probably all perfectly healed, but the sears remained, }(ere was nn appeal to their sense of sight.. This laves no doubt that Jesus was nailed 18 the cress and not tied 011, as many were. A spirit loath ant, etc. -We have here the (dearest. possible assertion of the independent existence of spirit.- \t'hedon. 'Three senses --sight, touch and bearing ---were appealed to in proof of the physical presence of Christ, '10, He showed 014'1l -11e showed them the 50,11':1, '11, Believed not for jay --They were terrified tit first; but when they knew him they were glad; 1►nd yet it seemed too ;rood to be true. 1Vondered 'Ihl was still sante anxiety' lest this was an . • • 'c' the illusion. 11(13 difficulty • with which 1)h disciples accepted the fact of the resur- rection should strengthen our faith in it. Instead of there being collusion a.rinng them to shotty that .1('44014 334118 alive, they themselves were actually convin00d arfainst their will, ([eat-F00d. 42. Broiled fish, ere; -Probably what wits left from their evening meal, 43. 1)13 eat before them --Afterward the apostles called attention to %v1►at note occurred es a proof of their Lord's resur- rection (Acts x, 41). There is a great mystery in connection with Christ's re- surrection bo(ly. There are several opin• ions concerning it. 1. That after 1►is re- suris.ytion 130 had it spiritual body, similar to what our bodies will he after our resurrection, 2. 'That "Ile had 0body the same in substance as before the crucifixion, but endowed with new pro - polies and powers." 3, That he had n body "the sante in substance and nttri• butes 3114 lie had before his crucifixion, anti that this was changed into his glori- ous resurrection body at 1110 ascension." Those must decide this (•110 are able, There are strong advocates of each of these views, but in our opinion the view stated first is the correct one, "Ile cite `before thele,' not because be had need of fund for the body, but because they had need of faith for the send." -lion►• Con. I1, 'Tile scriptures opened (vs. 4'1•49), These l'en'ses record not the sayings uttered on tl►is first Easter evening; but contain rather a general outline of th►e teachings of the forty days between resurrection and the 1ts001181on, In then( we have 0 'summary of what the church , 1111 011 . ' , " proclaim to the. end; l n 11111 18 to 1)(.111.11, } thele truths the whole gospel hangs.- I[urlbu't, 44. 'These are the words -Nuts you will tmdo'stluld %aria_ seemed so,chtrk to you when I told you about 1130 Son of mal being put to death and rising again (chapter xviii. 31.34,)-J., F. & 14. Ino the prophets the ptaln►s-The three Jewish divisions' of tyke old Testament scriptures, here men- tioned as containing, 1131.1( of 31(1.11, 6 concerning Christ, In these various ways of writing, God did of old reveal his will; but all were written to give notice of the coming and kingdom of the 11es- Sinh, 4.3, 1111111► ope.nie(d IIe-Their 11811011" standing had been el e1I by prejudice (13.1 •k;ito'lU10e, and them wore i11)331l'y things they co i1t1 not 0i,l0rets.nl;l until (after 111s (lea tit anti resi'nnectioa. Under- atata1 Tho scrip't1 tress--'1.1u!y had u. mea- sure ett.sure of fight before, so that, they di:xol'n• cel' t11ar rrli(pturcy to be the (nue wont of God, and to speak of the, '3I't'ttsiah, lett they had not keit sufficient to en• a'1)11a them to apply 11.1101se Scriptures to their Lord and 1\laster. Now, by' 1,111 influence of Christ; they sec, not only the prophecies wliicl► pointed out the A ceelah, but also the Messiah, who 31•)13 periu.(ed 0111 by U1u1110 )(l•o'p!llxac,.•- (3ul'ke, 40, 'lilh'us it is %walrttell, etc.-- liere are 'tine two great essembial facts of the Gospel: 1, The atonement of } Christ, 2. (lis resurrection 1'10113 the dealt, 47, li0y)entnnce--"'Phis implies that a IIINtsioxi of divine wisdom is connrnlntni- (at0,1 to the sinner, and that he thereby b000nI13 \tie& of salt('•tion, That his 41121(1, purposes, opilllions 11134 11bdintaLiols are changed', and that in cam(3)(`klttell'n, there is a ('8212)21x'1 c (1I98)(' in his eon- duet." on-duet," I(('Ini44iu11 of tti1h - ' I'„e II'! ve- nese of silt,; 11(4' rlolnuvtl,l of the 111.111-1i- nn'nt, 111)1} t1(.+' dl }itel,ul:'o of the 13 1111 frnn► Ile power of sin." In Ike 1.(311" - .1s obtained fur sinful mean by His atoll. ilrg sufferings, as the fruit of 1li1+ inter- n -- 1 .1 131' l'I:-a,tUll, 4)111 I all' 13(313 (t Uf I It, ,,l , 80 )t 1, Among 11'11 1141 0°11'4 -4;414 "1':'!'s 1•II .111321( ion of all; J( -ns fasted ibete(, I'r, every 111111. Beginning at Jerusalem-- 1;4.0,mA! it 114).; 1013s 3(1)311111 (1-'4). II. :4, hc.a,ii.o 31(1;'4' the 11101.; 011 tt'ili;'.h the GO<prl 3',',14 fOIII I,'4I were trait etet413 and lesern'e 1 -) r st dl -h-o'I 111 give 101'- 1 10.r proof of Ills love and exuilpie of forgiving 11i, enemies. 48. \'0 are 31'111• 'They had u 1 throughout, !Hs ministry, they thud 111:(•,1 Ili, teaching, (hors hod ••'en Ile, mire- vie-, they Encu' His character, tire). had .e(en 111)21 after Ile role from tale (10(141, a(1P.1 12033. 4Ir''lr work 331114 4,0 In'd'r 33 13 of the -e 1Il I ys. Pcicnb(t, '11I, I send the promise ----The 1loly Ghost which was promise'(( to the church through Christ. Ile here assures them that in n little time the Spirit should Ike lxmred out on them in greater men - sure that ever and alley should there- by In! furnished with all (hue. gifts and graces necessary to diseha•go this greatt trust, 111 Itis hast conversation with the Eleven, Christ had promiscal them the gift of another comforter (John xiv, 11;-20; xv, 20, 27; xvi. 13, 1.1.) See also the promise of talc Father made in the 1)111 Testament (Isar. xeiv. 3; Ezek, xxxvi,, 27; Joel it. 28.32), Tarry -- The coming of the Spirit was to be at the next great feastafter the crucifixion. 'Phis was the centre of Jewish influence and at' that time they would reach sl.rri- gers from all parts of the world. They wore not to depart, because they were not prepared to go until they were bap• tised with the Spirit. They tarried in prayer, conferring together and perform- ing necessary ditties (.\cls 1, 13, 1.4). En- dued -Invested; clot.11al with. \Villi power -They were promisee( the power of the Holy Ghost in order to properly ca'iy on God's work. This inelud^d, 1. Power to lead men to Christ, 2. Power to overcome all enetmies and obstacles. 3, Power to work miracles, 11f. The a5(ensiol (vs. 10.53), Led them 01l(-'l')his was forty days 1:(ter the resurrection, As far ns to Bethany -\ot the village i1801f, but on the descent 1.13 it from Mount Olivet, Lifted up His holds-Probmbly to bay th(11)) on their heads, for (haat was the ordinary way in which a blessing MIS given (ren. Nevin. 8.20). 51. Into heaven -The disciples did not see Ilial rise Writ, of the ;(rave. be- ca1180 1118 resurrection could h0 easily proved by their seeing Tiinl afterward; but they saw Trial return to Heaven, 111 there would be no Other any 10 prove it. While they were looking "to. 'ward heaven ns ho went, up," two men --angels in the form of men -stood by them and s11id IT, wont(' come aey11in (,Acts, i. 11.11). 52, They 31i,rshipp0al Siim-in gratitude for His blessing 1)p• of them, 'flue cloud tint reeeit'ed hila out of their sight did not put then or their services nut of sight, \Pith great joy -Every sorrow !01(1 (leen turned into joy. "7'hey were full of love and joy in the TToly Spirit,"-Poloubot. 53. Cnn- linnnlly in the temple -They went to the temple at the proper times. praying and waiting for the Spirit of power, truth and holiness. PIIACTiCA1. APPLiCA'I'iONS. I. Ms p(0-011. "Jowls 1lino.olf stood in the 111481st" (v, 3d). '.I'lle Lord had :'1!-1 betare Ile IV('11t away; "\'e Out !I elm) b1'))' witness; bemuse 1'e hr1..1;P 18!'1 111111 m('" (John xvi, 27), A 5irna'Lc per- sonal ('01111101 R'9't it ,1(11114 will etiat483 y011 to 1311t114,:,-.. os did the 1i411 f nlan. "(hie 1!:•in;,r I kn'•)1w" (.John ix. 21), An Intl- 11x1te acquaintance }I!:e that of .101)41 1'!le b('ioved (John xiii, 23.2(1), w'}!l Fe1'''.';l'l to volt the sec'ret's of the Lord awl you coal 8l.1,). confidently and co14-tiu0y, know" (1. John' V. 13, 18, 19, 20). IT, Ills peace. ,Ieslts' first went to the women, who had been true -to ilim, was "Joy to yon" (Hatt. "xviii, ll, Iloth•cn'- ha is tvuiis:ation). Itis first word to t!te ln(11 lt•ilo lad forsaken 1!'111) was, "Peace unto y011" (v, 37). P(a'0 14 (10-:1'4 14ift. We cannot }ulneInte(r it by eoj)ying Christ's Life, 1101' by copying Ile; :beth, Ne))1100 nllnl'alily 11'))' lli''-11''tltit',:1. lion ('a1 reco)k8:e Its to God, OIs'n1et :I;:i;l(? 11''•,113o t'..II'aag;l elle emelt (r.111, 2, 111); we take peaec try faith ((tum. v. 1), and prayer (Phil, i'r. 0,7). 111, iii„ precepts, Behold my lt1)11'34 4)4)11 u,fret" (1, ). S((' bl;fwlt, 11/C :Io'`In 1114 1!i 1'011 18141111.4. (P'1.1111311 x.`:,ii. 10), (las serving hands (John xiii. 5. 3los (.unnp:lsrr1)01)310 hands,/ (lark viii. 2'3), (ills' loving, hank. (31:Ut. xix, 1.4, tri). Iln''s pitiful h:o11ls (I-11). 1x34. 2). ilM's. mighty hinds (`.(earl: Vi, 2). 11)15 supplying hands (Matt, x134, 191, His safe hands (Isla, 11, 10; Joluu xi, 2S•30), His, ))c,ux'0clui'nlg hands (glom, x. 21). "Dandle me and ,s'ee" (v, 31)). Here is a pp0k'0pt fot' the perplexed or troubled. Seeing the atent1(1114 of Jesus, as trOpllics of Ili-, sac- rifice, sympathy and priesthood, doubts and fears 'lvtll vatnli,'3h, It is 51011 that (Satan ono( appeased to ;lea age,.( saint at141 said, "I ani Christ." The 91) ('31 (!11 taou. dist put '1)13)1 to fl'irgh,t was, "'Ilam where 11'0 the 111111.)3t11) 51'' 1V*. (lira pro'phec'ies. ''MI th,i111g4 must Ir! fnl!'filled which were wt1'itltcn" ('v. 44), Ii►e 111'oi h,reies are the kc;)' t:l 010 Nilo of Uhrimt, the death of Units!, and the com- ing of C'hn"ist. "It hello°yes Glw•isl; to suffe1" (v. 401. In 1141, life Ile lsntff(m(d front the sinful chill with the sorrowful, la 11)14 death (1)2) salffeectd ,for the :sinful and sorrowful. Ile must ls'uff03' (311au•'k ix, 121. V. 1113 preaching, "lte,pellt:w10e ulat rellliss,i011 041 sine1' should be preached in 1)813 111111' minting all nations" (3'. 47) . 1.)1 winning 18011 (4) Christ, (1011 has chosen te) 115.9 11)1)54 the %hntlllan voko. , \''I, 113(14 power, "r.lar'ry..,,.,untnq ye be. emitted. with power bent on h5't11" (w, 40), "The power of the 11.01y Spirit entitling upon you, yo 8)11111 the tvli.auxs(;firs„ (Acts 1, 8, margin), After Jes3ls had commanded them 1(3 Leroy In 110r1t:4:1k'i21 111.11 they were "endued," it would have been bin for them then to go 0lroart the 1:4)11 T• '' ,, I. ,. 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Purchases could be made 1n the United `':tater below the usual market price, and by reason of the rebate the dumping, clause 1vould not apply to Canadian impor- tations. It was asked by the sumo deputa- tion that fll•e bricks, on which it duty has hero imposed, $1114113,1 bo restored to rho free ) $ 1 2 brooches At $1 2.00 Diamond Hall is show• ing an especially attractive line of Brooches. An odd price perhaps, but you will scarcely object to their not being marked SI O. The one illustrated (Catalogue No. 31685) is of solid 1i!:, C:,Id net with 46 Pearls. It has a pendant attach- ment for wearing on r.cc'sict. A Sunburst Creech (No. 31679) made up or 65 lusuoutt Pearls is an» other at the same price. Ire send 141.4 r1-;mr'.ct free of charge OUP large illustrated rrllala• 1)e. RyRLsXa ticiS.66tha POLICE RRLSCUI R"SI i APP11.D GE. A URE FOR Fit heumatism Absolutely safe and certain -has at lust been compounded iu Dr. 11. 11. illack'3 itheumatism (nnpo)1nd, 1':x - WAS DRAGGED INTO A VACANT (''pt to (4asls4 of long standing, which TENEMENT IN NEW YORK. (annut bo cured quickly, the curs are splswly. It. breaks up the cause of the pilin, 3114' r11tlk d('posils 81)0(11, the joint8 Two Brothers, Asoisted by Women, Said i(11(1 nnnhcles, it ptlrtfiea (h4' blood, And 1)111)11,4 up 1111 1341(1(001 unduly excittn„ to ll ave Done the Decd -Girl Was the kidneys, Lucked Up -Doors Battered in by The. extraordinary 13)10(0511 of this re- t he e-the Police -Shots Fired. n10dy has astonished everyone who hay witnessed 11s work, nmoag, them the doe- tor'd vowed'', 113•. C. \\7' Meek, well. . 01.1Toronto 4)0rubber-stamp k1) 3111311,4 t1 ►nn1lnfnetttrer, After int'rviewing al very g.rreat number of patients, the later says, c battered 111341 )y ,u4'+ }10 14'11, "3 have yet to find 0211' failnro," i' o (nn (liutumu). 1'113114), the Id year old 114)1 34881') is Mr, 11nek of the nnusunl value of this eompotund, he has subsitalt.ielly ' , '0business '( 1Vo 110 31(35 b,l(L 1)t, n 1111 d it, No with anything but rt urn' reliable mob icing, if this compound won't cure you, your (0 This mo (4't• 1%''1 1(0 0f'rndc.d n T i t will r 1)t one°, frank nffor is indication enemel1 of the exeellenee of the remedy, \\'rico 1)r, H. 1T. Mack. (f0 \'onge street, Toronto, for free booklet. I)r+, 10. • ;1ft't' ti desperate battle in 3341(;01( n shot 1,1111 and several revolvers figured and in which two doors we 1 att 1 d 1 the I' inn gid, who wits kidnapped bodily from 111front, c ' )t 1St Milton u ' .1111 1)a•' 311111., on Mon- day night, was rescued last night from u vaenn4 flat in the same building. 11(r abductors, Samuel Marino, 28 years old who with his brother Charles kidnappcvl her and detained her in the untenentl81 flat, %vas arrested, '1'111'11 hrll an interpreter the little girl told the start' of the kilbutppiI)Lf and the 5111)50• (pent torture she was made to suffer at the hands of lfurino. She said the two brothers were assisted in their kbl- nappin,f by the wife of Charles :1fau'ino, She gni(( 31)1)1 after she had been forc- ibly ditieged into the home of Charles Marino she was then led, protosing and croyin3 to a vacant flat above dant 00• (emi('! by ('han')e'. The door was then locked by the latter, 33.11,) poeket(sI the key and Left her alone 3vilh his brother, U I I D'S OF LORDS • 1)i I'flrEy- IN T:IE i{OUSE BY LORD Per: s r!J'a!)d to Ar:'ea'_ Progress of 111- Cenr:,icted 1:'1;"„..res; rlat Whore Governn:ent Tram Mandate Froin People They List Give Way, ,London, Dee. i0. • The liu0.,e of Lords I.I 111!'.13. }1;1-..s; the re.!(1111g of the tra le6 di4p::t0 hill. Lord Lens- d,•tv:;(', in o3:plai,hiug the Opposition's }1(,-:.i..1) 3':i,!) respect to the bill, said ;11111 i;. rai•r,l the (1uc,tiun 115 to what extent the I;(.nse of Lords 3vas justified 1,1 1,1rrirg the way 4'f measures recon1- II.+ Ilt!c',l i.'; the li(.us, of ('Ulllo1114, which, in the opinion of 1110 (louse of 1 ord., 3V• r4' det;intent:II to public inter - e• 38' ,ail 1'i' h+'lievod the duty of the !b,u`e •1 I':4)''1`+ w:'4 to arrest the pro- gress of a Ineas)n'o 334110)! il. 11('li(ve;! it had u(.) },e, a srlfficiently co118;dere.1 or was not i„ 11" (('1111111,•1' oil h the wishes the po.;p!). 'i•he (government had a mandate fr'ou the p0'p10 for the present toed -ere, 1,:1"'ev'r, so that the 011!y eollrr'' 1.1 ('n Ira 11'0 11-'11:0 ''1 Lords oris. I•, Lasa the hill,allhot11411 the ilouse re- g!atribs! 13, as conferring, ('x('(':si%(' }ll•lvl- I("rl'? ••11 Ii -ole ,1)ll('I11s44 (which 17'+'r0 (17111- .rr'1', I:•• 1,• 31(3 ,'onle''''ile 111(1 like1;• to (,3'11,;,'.'1- ie ll,'+tri-'1 tire, toe S. AND JAPAN. COUI'T" TO STT•TTT,E TTIE SAN FRAN- CISCO CCHOOL QUESTION. New fork, ))p1', 1 -According to Washington 21113411/35 to the Harald, thele is 11. general disposition to let the courts have an opportunity to puss upon the trouble between the United 81810s and Japan over the demitasse (}0nlanrs with reference to the ;.,,l0 Francisco schools, and the Californians Seenl disposed to let the affair he settled lvithoitt undue fric- tion. 31r, 11n1.e1elt is quite as determin- e:1 a, ever that treaty right shall he ob• served but it is plain that, the oxnet (stent of the rights of the Japanese in the premises 111119t he determined by the j41(}icia);'. Searches made 1(y S0('retau'y of State Root illt') the 11001510)5 on this question led hila to the conclusion that if the treaty of 3(04 ro'rnrding residence. 1('8• vol, (lo,, dig} ('33') ,hrills of an ('du0ntime el character the Californian authorities would have no mound to stand upon in litigation hrn,l1rllt by the United Stales to enfoeo the trentV 1.1(31115 of .Tnnnn. ( FRO11T GRACE. Marty Took Drink of Beer After Five Years' Thirst. New York, Dee. 1(1, ---The 'Tribune day. publishes the following: :(forty, the big bine:; beer in the Cen- tral I'a'I: ..ou,' 3o0kcd 011 the Wine %v!11le it IVO44 rd" yesterday, while his keeper, Cunninghnin, was it lunch, and to -day i.: a sled:, if sober, :mime]. '3'1111(4 1Va18 when 11au'ty taus a star per- former with It circus. One of his tricks was to drink a bottle of beer and then simulate inloxi(nt,ion. Five years' lab• stinenee had put the big fellow out of ll'a111111131, and 11'llell soli((! 1111(' w11(1 11131st 13)1340 known of the hear's liking for hoer, shelled n bottle 3111)) his cage yesterday, 110 (balk it greedily, 'then things began to happen. Another of arty's trick ft 3V1)8 to 110X, (lcorge, the i M block bear tvhicll wa11 1u•r'11011t('(3 to Di• rector 81131/11 last wee!( by It cil•l!tl5 1111111, had been taught to wreath. 'There had 1!111 been the hest of fooling between the 17wo alllee (1 !orge :had shared party's cage, and 0111111121g11:um had frequently had to part them; so when, after a few 11r('linlinnry waltzes up and down the !Tont, of the cage, )luny fnlvc Clcorge an uppercut, at once issue w.11s joined, to the great delight o' L .n crowd trn 11311 the cage, The uproar loon keepers to the 1 1 cage, and by 31)4010)14 prodding the bears were nuttily sopnrntc•!. Some people think they are in the best society only when there's nobody else around, Pr. H. H. Mack's RhPurnatisin Compound GILLETTE VUfLTY. GRACE BROWN WAS MURDERED EY :lir R LOVER. Jury C t Five hours, One Man Voting Five Times for Acquittal -Will Be Sentenced on Thursday -Showed 'e Emotion, lierkiianer, N. Y'., Dee. I0.-'I.'he jury in the trial of Chester 11. tlil!otto, lar the Murder of his sweeth(ar.,, Grace Brown, at Big 310080 11x!.0 on July 11 last, to• night returned a verdict of guilty in the !list degree. Sentence will be pronounce.( on Thursday morning, to which time the c„flit 11.1,3111;1(C,1 e.ate:' the jury had re- pelled. 1'0)l1)1' Senator Mills, Gil- lette's counsel, before adjournment, an- nntinced that 1vh0a colli reconvened at 1); o'c101.; Thursday morning he would 1move to have the Verdict set (aside. The jury, which had deliberated for five hours, sent word at 11 o'clock that It Verdict, had been ,'cached. A moment later they filed into the court room, and et 11.1(1 o'clock an Officer, who had been sent for Gillette, returned with the prisoner. ('ale and a trifle nervous, apparently, Gillette faced the jury, and when Mar. shat Ilatch, the foreman, declared that 8 verdict of guilty in the first degree had been found, the youthful prisoner geve not a sign of emoti011. A few elements later, when iris c0trus 11 had 1uiouneel his purpose of making a formal motion that the verdict be set aside, and the judge was dismising the jurors, Gillette bent over a nearby table and, picking up at pencil, wrote something upon a sheet of paper. Ile then folded the paper carefully and placed it in lois pocket. immediately afterward he %vas token from the court room hack to his cell in jail. It was Ia'ried that the jury had some difficulty in reaching as agreement, and 0i: ballots were taken before, the twelve (ten agreed, Up to that tins(s the jury Hind stood eleven for conviction and one for acquittal. 1 BOTH TO WED, Count de Castellane and Divorced Wife to Remarry. Paris, Doc. 10,-11 Is rumored In fashionable society that Count Boni de Castellano all: shortly marry n daughter of M. Letclller, who has had a somewhat varied matrimon- ial experience, She was first the wife of M, Monier, the sportsman, who was a brother to the well known chocolate manufacturer. 111 died, and his widow married Baron de Forest, and adopted son of Baron do Kirsch, the Jewish philanthropist, whose death oc- curred some years ago. The couple were subsequently divorced. 11 is also ruu)ored that Mie, Gould, who lately obtained a divorce (ram Count do Caslellane, will marry an American million- aire, '1'hc Council of the Ontario College of Pharmacy has received Ia report recent. mending an advance in the fees of the sl.udeits. t, 0' i •'.--'._•-••• .._..._�-.--.. - z'_--_= A liorse with a Sfrailled Shoi4der is sound as a dollar in 24 hours after you rub the sore spot with Fellows' Leaning's IEssence, It gibes instant relief in all cases of Strains, 13rttises and Swellings - drays the pain right out - strengthens the weak back, shoulder or knee. 'Whether you have one horse or twenty, accidents are liable to happen any time. Keep a bottle of Fellows' Leermin 's Essence t handy s you 0 u can have it when needed. sec. a bottle. At dealers. NATIONAL DRUQ & CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED, MONTREAL 18 11• The Dumb Priest. Luke 1. Za0hariah, the priest, was burning in- cense in the holy place when the angel, Gabriel, appeared and gave hint 0 glori- olid message from God, (8)113(1 dre1)11)- ht.anees mode cuntincive to faith be imag- ined': nug- inedt /-aehlu'iah, however, dill not be• (leve the message and as a result became, (1)111)1) "'1'1)1'34 were not able to enter in be- cause of unbelief, We who have believed) du enter in, Wherefore, to -day if yutt 51011 hear (lis voice burden not your heart," Hebrews iii, 19; iv. 3,7. Rev. Ver- • a s horn - Zechariah •u l R e h 1 o nls d ' r e ) r 1 •'( I 1 ill st nu. 1\ 1 1 ! 1(like 'Phomas) wits forced to 1)elic 340, '1.hen he dared to (affirm his be- lief in ((nil's covenant to Abraham. Let u4'.. Rom. u. iii... uunted t r God's wort} 1)c. It cc' 3, for with (104 nothing is impossible.. Matt. xix. 20. "Blessed be the God of Israel," Cried the priest with loosened tongue - While In high and holy rapture O'er his Infant son he hung; Though his faith 10 God hnth faltered,. Yet, (1 LI (1)3 (4 13)4) faitiller'9uess, Lo, Jehovah had proved faithful To his covenant to bless, lie is the son of faithful Abra'm. Who from infancy had heard Of the wondrous blah of 1514)13, Dared to doubt God's promised word. Now be saw that word fulfilled, And, in fervor deep and strong, From his heart convinced, believing, Welled this great thanksgiving song. Blessed be the God of Israel, Who Ills covenant hath kept; Ile hath wrought for us redemption While In faithlessness wo slept; Ile bath raised a mighty Saviour Of ow royal David's seed, Ile hath visited His people In the time of dire need. As ho spoke by holy prophets Since the world began to be, That Ile would the race deliver, Free us from our coolly, Now there cones the 11101'(3' promised When Ile swore the world to bless, When made righteous we shall serve HIM Without fear, in holiness, Thou, my child, the honored prophet Of the Most High shalt he known; Thou shalt go before Messiah That Ills corning may be shown; As the herald of the Saviour Thou shalt go before Ills taco To prepare the people for Him With the message of God's grace. For God's tender mercy brooding Sends the Dayspring from on high To remove sin and transgression, To enlighten every eye; Ten, the light will cause the darkness And death's shadow both to cease; Ile will guide the feet that stumbled In the blessed paths of peace, A Fiery Orgasm, (By a Bunker.) Of all the many nod varied wonders of nature, probably the most stupendous, and at the same time the most weird and appalling, is the view of the crater of a volcano during an eruption. After a toilsome ;scent, nolo over streams of hard solidified lava, now past currents more recently discharged, and still waren and sufficiently plastic to receive the impression 0f a coin or seal, and now -though 113 0 respectful distance - past surging torrents of hot, steaming liquid rock, flowing downwards in inolten cascades and cataracts, and deluging the plains (1t the foot of the mountain in a cataclysm of ruin and devastation, the traveller reaches at length the dread fiery abyss whence these swirling floods are vomited forth from the mighty fur- nace 3V111Ch for neons upon ()cols has been raging in the incandescent inter- ior of the earth. And clown there is that vast seet'ting caldron a terrible and majestic display of Nature's wildest wrath is being en- act d, Hurricanes of fire whi;1 hither and thither; now, as the a trth .opens her mouth, and, with the detonating roar of ten thousand, thunders, hurls alasees of bl1zing rook high in air, darting up- wards and upwards; in quivering tongues. of flare, which at night illumine in fiery red the rolling volumes of nnok0 is- suing from the (Tater; of 110lo 11 tornado of frenzied wildfire sweeping madly over the boiling red hot sea of tossing lava, billows of curling fln►ne gyrating over the throbbing, surging rollers, which ever and 1801 burst their bonds and me v'i0lenr,ly precipitated over the lofty bar - vier of the crater's mouth, in a glowing 4';4)4'111113 of fire, And ns one great fire - crested molten wave wildly clashes with another, a convulsed tempest "f flasl.ieg streams of liquid fire 10nps high in air, or circles rotund and round in a palpitat- ing( cyclone of lurid flame. And as the traveller, awestruck, hast- ens away from the dread spectacle, the thought, perhaps, fleshes across 13343 mind taint lice to that inferno of con- tending fiery tempests must be the grinding, galling re11101'10 of those who, wit1,h Inc.spear of the AngT"1 of (lents is Maud to strike 111138, realize that the (rates of ;Pnradl503 pnitst, be harrdd against them. 1appy they who, before it 33484' too late, by accepting the old, old story of the Gospel, and laying th•'ir 018 upon 1'111)1 who bre the punishment of thein in their steal(, will he, welcomed by nn¢01ic choirs of the Glory Land. Prayer. 0 Thou whit art the Omnipotent G'od', make 1141 strong of Foul: When w0 stand farce to fret with duty. may its authority ever be supreme. May no motive' of' gain or self-interest be able to overthrow our loyalty to Jesus Christ. Make- us willing. for His oke, to suffer the loss of all 11)11115. And grant that ITe whosa , r right it is to rule may see Isis sway ex- tended tended oyerall mankind, Lett Ilis King- dom ainq'dont 0f truth prevail, and let the King- doms of this world, founded ton often 11)01 deceit and vinlenee, beeome the Kingdom of our God and of His Christ.. Amen. !'Art: I i w l i, r-- I` I- I I, B L Y `I' 1 STANDARD--Du:raiiwi i3'r11, Igoh, MONTHLY FAIRS •••••• g3.LYT'I-I 1Vednesday, January 2, 1907 ailuary 30, " ! ebru1iiy 27, April 3, '4 111 the leading horse and cattle buyers are specially Invited to nutted. Let everybody come. Welcowe to all. A. IV. SI,r1AN, President, Wm. .1ArKsoN. Vice•I'resident. J, !.twill: KEltu, Secretary. The Leading Commercial School i'hls sehool Is recognized to he one of the best Commercial Schools In .America, You can safely judge a school by the ep- pllontlons It twelves. This term we re• oeived applications from firms In six large American cities and from far more towns and cities of ('tnadn, Including Saskatoon, Sask., on the West and Charlottetown, P. E. L, on the East. Our reputation means much for our graduates, Write for our a ttnlegue. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals. POOR MOTHERLESS GIRL THE ELDEST OF A FAMILY OF SIX A Touching Story as Told in a Letter to The Toronto Globe. To the Editor of The (;lube; Sir, -1 ask for space in your columns to quote from a letter r'el'ived at this utllre For obvious reasons 1 do not give the mime, '1'h letter reads : —" I have a sad ease to present, to you. 'Twelve ye;u'$ ago a mother died, leaving six small children, the eldest, right septi Old Anil the youngest en infant. Jly mother took the eldest, and kept her until toy mother's deal'. Then tate young girl went clerking on small wages. Last veer she contracted a cold of which she has never been free, and site has been unable to n'ork since hist January. She is just nineteen years old. • Kindly tell ate how to proceed to get her into the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives," The s;ul part of it is this letter is only one of ul;sty—alike pathetic and app pealing—that are being received daily by the writer. -Ii11y-tive patients n re in residence in the.\luskoka Free Hospital to -day. ,Seven hundred and thirty•eig;ht have been cared for since the hospital was opened in April, 1902. 1n place of fifty we could care for nue hundred if the needed money for maintenance was at the disposal of the trustees. Perhaps some of your readers have petal the following earnest statement in 1)r, Lawrence F. Flick's valuable hook, "Consumption, at Preventable and Curable Disease";—"('ould the consumptives of any given community be seen at, one time or paws in pano- rama before the people public consci- ousness of the magnitude of the afflic- t ion might be aroused. A. physical disaster shocks the world and lets loose the synipathy of millions, A few thousenod deaths are nothing tGs cont. pared with the deaths from consump- tion." The appeal of the trustees of the Nrt• banal Sanitarium Association is on behalf of the consumptives of the ilo- minion, 50) of whom die in '1'oronlo annually, 3,000 in Ontario, 8,00(1 in the l)mnininn. '!.'Itis poor, numberless girl is one of the many sufferers of to -day. Thanking you in anticipation for in- sertion of letter, believes rue, very truly yours, J. S. Robertson, Secretory Nu- tionll Sanitarium Associuf km, 23 A I''I;ddo Street west,'1'urnntn. llonlrihntions may dee sena to Sir Wits. it, ,',fert'diIli, lit., Osgoode Ilan, 7'oromto, or 10 1,r. J. (Gage, Esq., 51 F'r'ont street west, Toronto, 11n. ? "11,1y 'Maple Leaf' Rubbers If you want a neat, smart, accurate 0t."—Wireless from 'the old WOIaJO who lived in a oboe.' 1,181tt and pliable, hotattso no weir -destroying adulterants aro mixed with the finest Para guru, Conform to tiro drape of tho shoo—givo a glove -like, accurato, SI vlisli fit. S(a.'; in ;hula,. 1Vour long. AMOOPOOMM - For Sale by S. H. GIDLEY Statistics of House of Refuge. The following; reports were submitted to the County Council last week :- 1 NSI' I:c:I'olt's. It ha'OIt'1'. The inspector of the House of Indus- try and Refuge of the County of Huron respectfully' presents the following as his report for the year ending Novem- ber :loth, 1906 ; 'Total rlllntber of fnnlntes adtnitted since opening, of house, 927; number of inmates Doc. 1st, 1900, 9l ; number of inmates admitted for first time dur- ing year, 20 ; numb 'r re -admitted after alneuce, 2 ; number of deaths during year, 11 ; number absconded during year, 1 ; number discharged (rutin year, 10 ; number of inmates in house Dec. 1st. 1900, 90 ; number of orales, 54 ; number of females, 96. Admitted during the year from set'. eral municipalities es follows ; llcliil- lop, 1 ; Goderich Twp., 1 ; Howick, 1 ; L'sborne, 1 ; Hulled, 1 ; Stephen, 2 ; \Vest \Vawanosh, 1; Ashfield, 1; Tuck - ;v8111411, 2 ; Clinton, 5 ; Seaford), 1 ; Wingham. 1 ; Exeter, 1 ; Goderich, 9, Nationality of instates adtnitted dur- ing the year :—,Scotland, 2 ; Ireland, 9 ; England, 7 ; Canada, 8. Number of days board of inmates, 3:1154 ; number of days hoard keeper's family end help, 888 ; average anther of inmate,; during the year, 91'0 ; aver- age with keeper's family and help add- ed, 94, Total expenditure of house and farm, 35997,49 ; add value of provisions and fuel on hand Dec, 1st. 1901, 31540.27 ; total expenditure, $7537.70. Deduct permanent improvements and capital account, $408,91 ; produce sold during; 1906, 8110.7(g; provisions, produce, new clorhine and fuel on hand Dec. 1st., 1906, $2094,90 ; unexpired in- serance, $125 ; received from paying imitates, 8528; other receipts, 849; total receipts, 89011,57. Atnount expended for support of im (nates, $8920.11 ; average expense per inmate per day, l lic ; average expense per inmate per week, 84{c, The expenditure on house and Eerie accounts is as follows :—Capital ac- count, 8008,90 ' permanent improve- ments, 9;14.95 ; mired help for house and farm, $187,013 ; stock and inlplenients, $305; salaries of inspector, keeper and matron, 8718.75 ; physician's salary and ooppliaices, 3245.46; repairs to hnildiug and furniture, 3140.99 ; provisions and clothing;, $21149.21 ; fuel and light, 881145,05 ; books, postage and station - 320.80 ; taking inmates to as,ylunr, 317.75 ; incidental expenses, 890,09 ; sundry accounts for farm, $180,85 ; to- tal, $5997.19. JOIiN TORItANCE, Inspector, Owing to the act relating to Houser' of Itefut;e the total amount transfored to the County during the year on the order of the County Judge was about 03)10. Of this amount only such pert as bus been tweed during the year has been htken into consideration in preparing this report. This amount is 3109. 1t will he seen that the extra amount received from t his source has materially reduced the expenditure, Kt:I 1'Ea'5 R1 Foal', I beg to submit the following report of craps grown and work done on In- dustrie! Farm during the year 1900 :- 25 tons hay, 290 bushels oats, 195 hush - els barley, 910 hashers potatoes, 60 bushels onions, 25 bushels garden car- rots, '25 bushels gau'deu beets, 15 bush els parsnips, 215 bushels turnips, 625 bushels (Marigolds, 5 bushels tomatoes, 150 head cabbage, 15 btrrelo rippled, 1100 quarts red raspberries, 2 acres sneer beets 398.41 net, >j acre corn fod- der. Bogs live weight. $181.811. We painted ill the outside woodwork on the out -buildings, also on the older part of the (rouse. We erected 69 rods of wire fence on South side of side road. All of which is most respectfully sub- mitted, D, FRENCH, Keeper. For Couqlis and Colds There is a remedy over sixty years old -- Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Of course you have heard of It,probably have used it. Once In the family, it stays; the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest. Ask your doctoraboutlt. "1 hate hat pneumonia three times, and ♦yor's Obert Pectoris tae bre, )it theater ttrroaglt fraud time, 1 hate 1uu recorerei freta m lot attack, sEed • ty-aeren, No wnuder 1 pralee It." — . Y. Uu o1Ne, 6t4naa Point, Wia, e • Y4. ser Oo., l,eweu, ]Lau. AlsipLl.istaaalistarers or SARSAPARILLA. arsPILLS. AR IOOR. Ayer's Pills Increase the activity of the Inver, and thus ald recovery. et-Proof--Cold-Proof ost Wear-Proo When you want a pair of rubbers that will last until you're'tired of them—rubbers that will keep your feet bone-dry though you wade all day in slushy snow—rubbers that will wear like flint and fit like slippers—go to a live dealer's and buy a pair stamped uck Never Break " on the soles. Up in the lumber camps they swear by Duck Never Break Rubbers. Prospectors and minas wear them, too. So do people who want rubbers that will stand pretty much any abuse. It simply isn't possible to make rubbers any better than we make Duck Never Breaks—isn't possible to male then( any stronger, any stauncher, or any more wear -proof. They're made for service and give service—great service. Get a pair and see how a pair of really good rubbers an last. at .r•rtrrc 31Abc HARR' THIS IS THE GEORGIAN DUCK NEVER BREAK IJCK NEVERBREAK Double.; Wear In' Every Pair Tell your dealer you want those better rubbers made by Thee Daisy Rubber People At Berlin Ontario 2D1 The Georgian is lined with tough tan.colored cot. ton. Interlined wit}( heavy can- vas duck be. tween the rubber upper and the tough cotton inide lining. Outer tolled sole and heel are double . heavy pure gum, cornu. gated, Inside Is an insole of solid leather, so you can have t h i s shoe resoled, Railway News along the Line. Quite a number of the Italian work• ars who have been working on the Guelph and Goderich 0, P, R, road have quit work and are on thus' anis to their helms in Italy to spend the win• ter, The wo'Ic of laying the ties and roils, a5 well 8" the ballasting, is still going on and the steel has been laid ns lar as Walton. The 1)0110'actor5 expect to reach Blyth before Christmas, —*— The new brunch of the 0, P, It, run- ning through Durham has in that town about a dozen (louses and the school on its right of way through the town, 8)(110 of these homes ore almost new, and the railway has had to pay well for the property. The school is offered diem for 3111,1100, 52,000 less than a for- mer price, It is thought that the cont• puny will accept it at this valuation, —•— Thu Goderich Signal says : The dim. pita between the C. P, R. and the 0, 'I', It, with respect to the land neer the now elevator has been before the Rail- way Commission and an order hop been made, but the details have not been re• ceived nt the Guelph & Goderich Rail- way engineers' office, It is understood, h nvever, both roads got room for the Wicks they require and that a con- crete retaining wall will have to he built he.tween the two 10 a;upport the P, R. tracks on their higher level, Just what proportion the two companies will have to contribute to the cost of this wall we are unable to learn, —•— On Wednesday of lest week a slime took plea" on the North hank of the river at Gorlerich where the C, P. 1t, dump cars had been emptying, a quan- tity of the earth shooting out over the crihwork, put ill 58 a protection to the bank at that point, into the river. On 'l'rlesday the dump ears started run. ling 110('0145 the new Maitland bridue and started emptying on the island again, this making the first addition to the embankment on the island since before the trestle bridge was swept away by the freshet early in the year, The inclined trestlework on the onl• bankment will he made use of for the ML'S to run on to dump from, but the incline looks a little steep and suggests the possibility of trouble, —111- 7`he Canadian Northern Railway hes given evidence of its intention to enter Ontario territory as a competitor of the C. P, 11, and G.'1'. B. by a notice of cpplicntion to Parliament for permis- sion to build a number of branch lines, including nue to Goderich, The follow- ing is a list of the lines in Ontario which the company will ask Parlie- ntr'nt for permissio;, to build : Froom 11'ashugo westerly to Lake 1lnron, 11014r Kincardine, Prom Arnprior southerly to the Si, Lawrence Wver, betwrert Kingston arid llrot)t 'idle, From Pembroke southwesto'rly to Lake Ontario, between 'Toronto and Belleville. Prom the ',I'rronto-Ottawa line west- erly passing sea' 01' tht'' X01 Toronto, Hamilton, London to IViedsor, Nvith branches to St,Thomas and Ser,ia and n hrnneh or loop north of From the'I'oronto•O1titwa line north, westerly to ©eorginn B,ty, near Cull• ingtvood or Owen Sound, ' From the Niagara River northwest- erly passing through or near i•ninilton to Lake [Limn. near Goderich, ('iota Lake Erie, west of Pert. ( cel• horse. northernlr passing near or through Brantford or Berlin to the Georgian Bay, Prom It point neer Washngo to the Georgian Bay, east of Collingwond, From the Montreal -Ottawa line, north of Montreal, westerly to connect with the authorized line in the county of Leeds or Lanark, Wingham. Miss Mabel Orr has returned from a visit to the Northwest. 'Jas. 11. Bowman returned home from the \Vest on Monday evening last, The Bonnie Briar flush Company will appear in Wingham Opera ziouvo on Friday evening, Den, loth, ()Mand Patriarch Powley, of Toronto, paid an official visit to hiincrva En- campment, I, 0, 0, F., on Monday evening, Airs. Leonidas 'Hubbard, jr„ the in. trepid explorer of LnIrrltdor, is visiting her Pinter, Mrs, W. H. Cruickshank, of Lower Wingham. The committee of theBoard of Trade, tvho are looking after the application to A, Carnegie, Iona received the necessary forms to he filled up, \V lighain Fire Brigiade have secured H, Wilmot Yount, and Co, of20persous to present "The Princess of Patches" in the Opera house, Winghaln, on Dec, 20t W, D. Pringle has rented the glove department of Iii tannery building lo Mr, Gurney, of Georgetown, who will at once put the promises in good shape for the manufacturing of all kinds' of ;loves, J, E, Swards is now using his new living hare, the horses and rigs were ant in the new building last week, Work tvais not commenced on this building until the middle of October, 11r, Swn►•t5 11118 made It record in the building line, All the arrangements in connection with the annual Scottish concert, to Lo tI©Id Tuesday evening, January 8th, have linen completed, A splendid ar- ray of talent has been secured, !Helm]. ing Donald 0, McGregor, the Scottish baritone, who has met with good suc !egg in all parts of Camara ; Miss Pearl 'Moil, treader rind entertainer, who 2 t'ea's ago pleased n W!tight'm audience: Hiss Mand Buechler), violinist, who is well known as a very clever violinist., Ind especially in a Seotcli program ' Messrs, Kenney and Harvey, the re. fined entertainer's, as well as piping And dancing by Piper McDonald and he Misses McDonald, and Jiiss Dins - ley ns pianist, IF your flour doesn't act right whom do you blame ? The grocer ? He didn't make it. The tra- velling salesman told hint it was good and somebody else told the salesman. When you boy Royal Household Flour your protection coi,nesfrom us. We make it, know its goodness and guarantee it to both you and the grocer. It is always sold under our name and trademark, so you cannot go wrong. Ask your grocer for Royal Household Flour. It's the key to better living. Ogll le Flour Mills Co., W. 107 MONTREAL "Ogilvie's Book for a Cook," con- tains 130 pages of excellent recipes, some never published before, Your grocer can tell you bow to get it PRk1i. Jewel Stopes and Ranges ARE THE EST We have also a fine line of Parlor and Library Lamps. One Minute Washing Machines, the latest and best on the market, Coal Oil Ioc and 15c a gallon this month only. PH OT S CRAPH S A wise than the other day sold, "I have macre one great mistake In life," When asked what it was he t'eplied, "I neglected getting toy faun. ily picture taken when we were ''I1 together, and I shall neves' again have that opportunity." BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS STOCK .lust arrived, Everything you oould see In a flret•rate oity gallery In way of ()Ards, ALL SORE'S OF POST CARDS FOR SALE, See our stock before getting your Xmas Photographs McArter's Ground Floor Gallery r ( , +•, "' '" 5 i 1'rBOON \.