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.+ �VOL. XXVII• PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1908 52
JPV*fie#ihWnat M;avb's. �e Sell L�1E'i Best
AUPLEY BROCK ROAD . .
James Dalby will dispose of all his Edith Robson, of Toronto, is visit-
aledica6 FLY NETS. Call and see them. property here including his household in with friends here.
_ Our team harness are made out of furniture by public auction on Wed- �. B. Robson traded horses with n laesti
A* M. BELL, M. D:, ay, Oct. 14th. Mrs, Dalby r�- the gypsies one day.recen'tly.
'00 • Late souse Burgeon of the, Kingewe hand made. We make just what you turned to England some time ago ow- Nearly everybody in this locality
General Hospital. Ba -essor fro Dr. aL B.te- are looking for and the prices are right. in to ill health and Mr. Dalb -v will have had short sick spells lately. Stomach t- o,�yte is but a ism tam oL and aa1
man. Offing boars 8 o lti i m, l to 8 p• m and 8 SINGLE HARNESS follow as soon as his business here will Asa Hubbard was off work for a
m.' Pickering. Ont• �>f -ly m ltselt a true• disease. we L o Dyape
Our own make and thev are the. kind allow him. week, having had his ,foot crushed by Reanburn, and Indigestion u real
EO. N. FISH, M. D. that will give you satisfaction. a large stone. X r �8v�omthalnoall a sartata �.
PBYlexoof AND SURGEON Also factory harness-if you wish. DUNBARTON As some of our school boys antici- It wasthisfactthatfCrsteesectlpledDr .Sh "<
but. r ae ('lollego of Physicians and Burg us. I SWEAT PADS for fall plowing to fill Lte the application of sole leather In the creation of that now very popular s
Out. Aaeociato Coroner,- County of Ontario. P g p PP •
A public meeting for a discussion of from the doctor, the have decided to iiemedy -Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Going d
"Eiffice Brougham, llI a. m, sad 1'io s ana s to s up your old collars and make your l? g . y' to the stomach nerves, alone brought that snccesa
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P.11%. as Brougham, out. a —ly horsss do their';vot k easy. Dominion issues will be held in the get well padded for the occasion. and favor to Dr. shooD and his R starative. with.
�. Axle grease and dii kinds of harness school house here on the evening of George Cowan, jr., will soon have out that original and highly vital prlact'
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HERBERT KIDD, M. D., C. ,Di. Thursday, Oct. 8th, in tits interests of all the material on the g°goZ macaccomplishments bt rbilier n be bid
V • Membar College of Physicians and Sur- Oils, hoof ointment,. gall cure, etc. grounds for
as of Ontario. Gape House Sargeon of Gen- HALTERS HALTERS - AT' the candidature of Mr. F. L. Fowke, his new barn. Many neighbors have breath and sallow comytezion, trl Dr. Shot- p'a
. Hsrergeaey and Burnside Lying -in Hosvi- and will be xdressed by Hon. Senator turned out and lent r helping hand. Tabt Li "at qr Foua►
leis of Toronto. Office in Alexander �Orgare g Fowke sharp.
will 911 b taken ` y Vy �t i adnd will do. We, deli anti C1fNp.
eatd f Tor apposite Methodist- church. -01are- THOMPS0, BROS.. Ptekerin Derbyshire, of Brockville, and b 41r. eta or Q
moat. Out. £51y Heckert Home, Tuesda ;Oct. eth.
The Best - Dr Shoo • 's
ALTONA :. _. GREEN RIVER �! � ,4
B. PAREWELL, Q. C., HARRIS. :Blood Medicine ! A joint meeting in the interests of After three weeks of serious illness
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�• TOR, Oouatp or.: Wn attorney, and County 'Mrs Doten, relict of the late Ben a ���� a
8zlleitoz. court Home. wl.;cbv • lay F. L. Fowke,'the Liberal” candidate in j miR f°! �����
At this season many people have S' uth Ontario, and Mr. Grant, the Doten, died at her home Saturday o
T. B.1`RCLAY, Barrister -at -Law P P Liberal candidate in Nort Ontario, night, Sept. 28th, at the ripe age of 8S.
ate blood, pimples; Boils, itching of T: M. MCFADDEN.
-a�. solicitor. Notary PuIA ;o, Special EZanli- P P will be held herb on th�ening of Jlrs. Doten has been one of the-most
nor for Hign Court of Jubtics. Su"ea•or to the skin, etc. A bottle of our Blood Monday, Oct'. 12th. Messrs. F. L. respected residents of Pickering Town.
i r avi t and re are For Good heat try..... -
Whitby, . ilv the system for the coal tveather'there- of L=xbrid tvi l a §. Green Ztiwer near] all that time. -
_ 1'r rk9tle, or 19 representative, 1S t' a u9 an precee e e some '
Pettit mar~J Large bottle $1, dose it teaspoonful• invited. 32.} ears ages. Sin then she has lived 1
Fully guaranteed with her son and daughter, Sanford
•� HOPKINS,VETERINARY BURL wHI i BY and 31ary, and grand - daughter, Vera' Family Butchers, DL'ti:3ARTON
.t1. GEON A_. o DENT1aT• Etc, sa i THE BEST COUGH CURES Banyatd. from whom she has received
Graduate, of 'the Ontario vet rinary Co) --
logs. Toronto. registered member of tl,a McFadden's Syrup- Lihdseed, licorice A Corner's is inquiring into the the most' loving care. Sirs. Driten was Fresh Mesta cf the finest quality at
Ontario vaerirwy liedi : :al Aasociatiov •-'t. Mid chlorc1dyne. circunlst tnces concerning the death of a kind and rya -eful nature .and was
Sre and reCd',nce one and oue•gnarter miles �IcI': ldcn'i S to -White the and of Lorne Carnhheli, an ecnployee of a kind and loviug friend to all. The the lowest possible plisse
no 922 of Green Raver. Ott :o and elroc :agorge y ' P- _ P always on hand.
tours a to it a,m., and 1 to s Z M. I?n:ite tat'. tiv; G. T. R. freight department here. Baptist eburch` feel ,her loss keenly of - i
telephone in my omee P. O• w.dress, Greece CaulpbOl was alive'at 1') o'clock Dion- which -he was an honored and nelov. Smoked Flarn and Bacon a specialty.
:►h Fadden's Emulsion with Hvpophbs-
Bivee, oat, t day night, but an "hour 1 tier was rd t11ellJber for many years.' She trial given. satisfaction i•
phi -es. found decal to his room. He had been leaves one daughter'. Matt'. at hone. guaranteed. ?
ftZoittess Qaf,•Ds. ^µ ft you want the purest we bate it. drinkine heavily for the past two. and' four•�sons. Jos. and Sanford, of Our Nlotto: "HeAth bs Good Living."
weeks. After. hia work was dono. cum- Green RM1 4, (aarence, of BuffAlo, and
t�+FiOS. YOI'CHfAi Issuer of 31dr- ins to the R'hitby IIottsn,, ~there Ile Jaunts, of.Nex• Liske'ard. The funeral
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Licenses. Brougham, Oat. T. :'4 Ai:ZcFadden, boarded, at a lite dour• and aln•ay-, in- ''�k place Tuesday afternoon to.the Western
Bank f
HOPPER Iasnpr of Marriage Chen, -it anti Ortici.Ln toxicated. fie.• came in. on 31ondav Baptist cemetery• just east of the�il-
-D. Lic•nt es in the County , of Ontario. PICKxglxG, - - ONTARIO. night At 9.30. was seen in his room at lage. The. funeral sermun was preach-
Office at store and his resideare, Claremont. 10 3n +1 found dead at 11,. The cause of in the church Cy the pastor, Rev.
Canada. -
death is what the inquest is.endearor. ',Jr. Trickey, the choir singing favor-
in BUNTING, Issuer of Marris .-e ing to ascertain. Campbell, who had ite nieces of the deceased.
Us Liesuses toe the oonaty of oat:ufo. of. Wagiler C lived here for ten years, was unmar- ` plCker121g Bi'ailCii•
A it the store or at his residence, Pickering c led. ` His mother, now vi-siting in
V�logo. 1 -7 $ AU DLEY
_ Toronto, lives 3n Wootlatock Incorporated toff tIM
- — la orpo by act ssriamoa
Ilave'`n lull � I1 sh ->iII$ as put new life into
TTORIVA.Y HOUSE- \iorwa The recent rain h
1•, Kingston Road. Famculit attention ed meats constants on hand. the field roots and new seeds.
spa to farmers attending the Toronto morkets, Methodist Church, Picker•in>x, The report that Mr. Pilkey bad a Authorized Capital li1,040,000,OC
;Best accommodation under the acC manage. Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Tuesday next. horse and rig stolen recently is false. Subscribed 5551* 100
meat. Charges moderate. J, J. ticCsaa Pro- Spice Born —On Saturda t
Lpsi - •or, e4 •Hain, Bologna, V•'einers, etc. -. y, he 26th ult.,' Paid tip .. - 600,000.00
GREEN RIVER the wife.of.W,m.. Squires, of a daugh- Rest Account SM11000.00
13 ATON.TOWNBHIPCLEELK -.. . Highest cattle. - ter. Assets 6,000,000.00
8i hest ricers 1d far
D o Oouve commissioner for taking Fred Cowie spent Sunday last in the ' , On Friday last Mr. and Mrs. Middier .
' *;M"vits, .Aaoonatemt_ Eta.. Money to loan nit _
nri form Ps Istaer of 3lamage Lie- _ _ __ w -'F: S Mouzu .ax N
p osoi'Oo 4v, Ei ; — -
eneaa' httI •, Out. ter Born -To Frank and firs: Pennock, Tamilyy. Prsst�ent err
REAL ESTATE a daughter• F.
ilia Chapman very ably filled the s
POSTILL. Licensed. auctioneer, _ R'm. G. and Mrs. Barnes vlsite& at pulpit in the Methodist church -here special attention given to Farmez'r Bea
L' —8' — 1 Potos Collections solicited and pro m ytly made
. for Counties o! York sad Outsrlo.. Ana- _ at Stoufirille on Sunday. xst Sabbitth: He gave an interesting
iron sales of all kinds sttean•d to on shortest �� Alf: and.Mrq. Roomier nre upending a discourse. illustrated with the happen- Farmer's Noted discounted
'Am can watt
notice. _ Address Green Baer P. 0.. out. PP a c tag• bonght and sold Drafts !t
Fureig Ez b
Insurance and few days in Toronto this week. ings of everyday life. tried, ayanablo on all parts of the world
... B. POWELL, - Licensed Auc•
Miss McCrae, of Cherrywood, spent The business -like hum of the ensi•
.---t%neer far Ontario. All kinds of sales A few days last week with iliisa Violet IaRe cutter has - lteetr etexdiC Department.
' or a past ew days. The corn crop
apply ooll•eted. oz dada et St., r !ckta`lare hiss Dlaq ie Wilson is somewhat in- this year is vet good and'. those who Interest allowed on deposits at high
apply at trooideatie, Elizabeth Be , oltorias. e y g P eat- current rntes, and credited or
lily.^ disposed this week sod is necessArily make a practice,•of growing this cro
House.and Lot for sale or to rent. confined to her home. will feel a speciati heneflt this season paid quarterly to depositors.
TPOUCHER, Licensed Auction- The Harvest -home and' Thanks- as-some of the other feed stuffs are
• set, Valuator and Collector for the none Also Planing Jilll for style. giving service held in the Bapptist rather scarce. /
u.. of York and Ontario All triads of auction church Sunda d g large We are pleased to know that Will Chas. A. McClellan Mgr.
salon conducted sad valuati..as made st mod- y rewan,exceedin t
orate charge, Estates and consignmeaSs con- 150 acre Farm for sale: congregation, a goodly number com- Moul,, who wits recently with William
rin7 maaaRed Lud sold by auction or ing from neighboring villages. The Puckrin, has grown convalescent after �'j
i stele. Yortg aga. teat•, votes ana If you want CA buy sell or rent, call church was literally overwhelmed his late illness to the hoe rtal. 9ti1The dry season. a000aat• promptly collactsd:and sat:r at my OfSce. Bargalna. p ►clog secttementa gnarantesd. Phone or with the deeorations of a most every it does not necessitate, such a vi orous
I for acme and particulars, . HroaRham, species of, flower, fruit. grain and celebration as he recently indulged in
'Offing+ Dates mavt» fixed bpyphoae �iswe We V. Richardson• vegetable, and it was remarked by to such an extent as to come into con- has had no eflec•t on our stock -A
manv that it was really too bad that tact- with the law, having been can- {rf Groceries, as we bu
:LADDERS Notary Public, Pickerring. ,
the elaborate work that the ladies of v icted by fiiitgiytrate Harper, who y -
Green River bad taken in hand should suspended sentence on his paving the .in small cltrantitiey
he for so short duration.' Pastor. Mr. costs. We hope that his pugilistic
'of all kinds \lanufactured- to Ordcr. �1• ' • Trickey gave a very interesting and propensities. may :lie' more. dormant and get. them fresh every
Write or phone us. r/ lekerin� : !iveru helpful sermon - vile the singing than lies been their wont. fey aFl
of the rhdir was enjoyed by all. y ;.
-- a Baptist people desire.to thank all
)Blacksmithing and' Wood tvgrking First-class rag Th P P P Remember Metluxti,t Harvest GEO. 'III,LIP. Grocer, Brougham"'
rougham
of all kind3. s for hire those who so kindly offered their ser- _ _� _.• _ -_
services in 'decorating of' ,the church Home, P` •kering, Oct. 8th
r Day. Or night and for contributions. To gnickLycheck a' cold dinggists are
Shop close Wednesdays dispensing everywhere a o!ever Candy
and Saturday. ' .13As meets all trains ; .. _BROUGHAM -' Cold Cure Tablet caliad Preventics. Pie �
SCARBOR0 JUNCTION yentioe are also Sae Tot feverish children.
Q Brock Roa<l, Teaming prompt] }' intended to i<It$. Win. Cowie is riAting in the take Preventics at the sneeze stage to a
• H• Jackso�s, Ontario ant forC_anttda (Jartia a CO. -' 4carboro hair; in all its ion hlstor cif ail• Fld& -Boz of 18 -25a • Sold
�' g of 53 years, has scored man v a notaable. R. H, Btii•k and F. C. Cowie, of To- � �
by T. Jl. McFadden. _
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success, but possibly non6 of a chamct- aonto, were bpre stn Sunday.
Fat,} y Pickering, er so pronounce-'] as than of vesterday. Mrs. Bovd Burk has returned from
Hogs Wanted _ _ The weather ;vas far fronn being ideal, a'visit with friends in Bay City, Jlich. -
I have the eontract With Wight afternoon serving to keep hundreds cushion. ' Loser plehse call anti get \
d ,O O O away from the grounds. but in point of same.
$ Co., Pork Packer., Toronto to W _ excellence the show. was a, corker. �Ir�. Ed. �F'illson i. visit.ing friends
Supply that firm with all tits live -� In cattle. and horses. field roots and in'Cliicago: Mr. �i'illsun is also visit-
hogs they require, and would like T.. a very good salary for a young dairy proclucts, in fine arts and more ing friends in Keswick.
to have your hogs, I will pay 1'a'rsun uiAer 20 to receive. Sev- than all in the display of cookery mad& ' Mrs. J. 0. Philip anti . biro. J. W.
rral of our - shorthand graduates within 15c. of Toronto price until � g ° by the ladies of Sc:u bolo and York, Devitt attended the mil'Ilinery open-
further +
of last year are now enjoying this_
notice:' � . , the fair ' in many respects• cotn.put•cd, lugs on -Friday last at Whitby. •
,Alarv. Perhaps we ran hetp yrm ' -pry
favorably with the great and Morton and lilt. Duller, of Toronto,
Write, phone or ;tpply to as tit rec•eivc this amount. Our new -
onlv'Natitmal exhibition. have been spending a few days with
T �7 Catalogue explains. Cut out this The field chosen, immediately south the latter's brother, S. H. Stevenson. _
.John A. rY hlte raid, sign it and send to W. H. of the Half -Wit
y, is eminently adapt- Mrs. John Poacher, of Toronto, and
t� Shaw, Central 'Business College,
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BROI;G IA31 Tnronta, ed for fair purposes, and titres large ills. A. E. Major, of Whitevale, spent i
• • _ ������ �_� _ tents supplied shelters for all perish- Thursday with Thos. and Mrs. Pouch =�
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'Name able commodities. er.
" " " " "' The Scauboro Electric Railway gave . Miss Minnie Brown hai's returned
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Head Ofnce; t.rl•onto Adfik,ess • . . . . . .. . . . ... . .. ...... . an unrivaled'service, and among many from spending two weeks with her Skilled Labor �=
others noticed on the ground were aunt, Mrs. Wm. Wallace, at Green-
Robert Graham, C3ppt' Tom Wallace, bank. '1
Capital paid ctp Win. Grahatu, W. J.'Stark, Dr. P. D. Mr. Sargent, of Cobourg, was here ! -Grade Materials
Reserve fund and undi- McClean, H.P., 'F. -Hum 1p rrev, ex- with his da�ugter, Mrs. E. • W. Bodell,
vlded- profits- _______ _5,300,000 BRITISH �[ Arden Alex. Baud, J, B. Gould; He has now returned bonne, taccom- 7
Deposited by the public 35,000,006 CANNAUTANN - -- -Best-- Businfi . Reeye�T� B -iris- panied by -Mrs: Bodeli- and - child. That-telis- the_wholestoryI ,
Total assets 47,000,000 'BUSINESS Training at reason- W. H. Paterson, Frank Law, R. Orm- Mrs. Stockdttle, of Manitoba, and
COLLEGE able prices., erod and Wm'. Green, 'Sandy' Doher- Mrs. Win: Sinclair, of Whitevale, of. the absolute reliability 01
TORONTO Start any time. ty, John tLittle, President Malcolm of sent Wednesd ^:y with Hugh and Mrs. zy)`'
'WHITBY B ETCH, p ,r the 1trGa1lvA vYA'ticli,
the Mairkham fair (getting pointers), Mechin. Mrs. Stockdale has been a
Cleneral Banking Business
Address R. A• Farquharson, B. A.; James Baird, T. W. Underwood, ex- resident of Manitoba for about seven- f a rellabiflty
transacted. Principal, Corner Yonge and Bloor Mavor Dr. Walters, Thos. ' Paterson, teen • years and it is about ten years - •� %which has `
Sts. C. T. Lyon, Thos. Brownlee, Dr. Tefft, since her last visit to Ontario.
J. J. Dixon and a host of others. `
13pe0ial atTention given to the collec- - - - -- -- - - - - -- In one respect, and th'tt the display earned for It
of evil cattle, Go to the blood if yon are to drive out
tion of farmer's sale and y the fair was remark- rheumatism. A Wisconsin physician, Dr. the reputation
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other no6es. PLANING,. ' Etc. - ably tine. A special award of $20 •for Shoop, does this with his Rheumatic
— the best dairy herd of flue cows brought erred a th seeming ens ab• " TRUE AS
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SAVING G 3 DEPA$TMENT. Having purchased the Bennett factory out many competitors: Wm. Dix too k on's, says the doctor, never did cure Rhea. _.. - -- -.THE SUN.' _
flrst prize. John Weor secand, Wm.
pt�£3itt3 received of . 1: and the undersigned is prepared to mastitu It is more than skin deep—it is
do all kinds of Planing
Dix third, P. Clancy fourth and J. H. constitutional, always. Became of this
upwards. - and Snwitrg. Lennox fifth. principle, Dr. $hoop's Rheumatio Remedy c� _
_ ,TTatereft allowed at highest Charges moderate. is perhaps the most popular in existence. NORMAN BAJ.7ETT
current rates. Tt Roes by word of mouth from one to an- Jeweler and Optician,
Satisfaction guaranteed, The agent of the Manitoba Gov.- other everywhere. Grateful patients ladl
aCea =paix=dLed, or paid guar erntnent :ays work «•a, found for spread results. It is an aotpot hnrnanitp WHITBY, ONTARIO
terly. VC.T. F- r'� OR] =7:JN, all who went west ou ' arvesters' to tell the sick of a way to health. Tell Lew — - -
e sick one. Sold by T. M. -
CHA$. D, GORDON, Manager PTC'KERING. excursions, soav bloFadden.
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The best thing about farming is
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riculturist may be anything from
5 CHAPTER S %VIII.- (Cont'd).• :.t his pale, worn, face, fell to cry- h "And is, it not a shame " said, the Ste Paul's Churchyard, just a`s he the manners and the tastes of a f
ing violently. young wife one day, "'that her staggered up against the railings of brute, or he may be the highest
Take my compliments to. Miss ••I wonder if . you will ive him product of Christian civilization.
X.eake. I articular) wish to see y g works should be so cut',co pieces as the Cathedral..
,� particularly your .earnings' as readily ten years To be Continued. The loan is everything; and every -
they are in many papers ti I de- �, )
her, he said to a' servant, who hence little lady!" said Mr. Gart- thing depends upon the loan. The
rtturnin nest minute requested dare I get quite angry; it must •i• - -- most brainless creature that walks
B q more dashing down, with one grie\_e and vex her to such a de-
:him to walk up- stairs. worldly sentence, a whole goblet of gree!" STO \E CARRIERS OF 1_:DIA, on• t-vo legs can usually manage to
"I want to speak to little Crep- sweet ex ectatiun and love, and „ make • a li- ing out of a rich soil,
1 sons" was the manner and fashion P' I Judith laughed. If the works. Laborers 1` "ith 11'hoei Machinery while' the best trained and most
]lisps, and faith, and trust. For an y
of his salutation, to Judith. `'Will I instant Dr. D.uvard looked re- had not been cut up, it would have Cannot Compete. thoroughly equipped intellectual n
_ ouLittle Crepton is at this minute! pruaehfully' at him - but -the h a Whafdst not worth-pulling gltotpiec- - Recentl�a intc;re-stirrg wstet�im .fol arrhis powers. luTruly farms g — R
" careless of Appearances as
engaged in a very interesting con -! PP e: .cannot be worth reading; and pounding scheme has been carried is a God -given industry; a divine �
been folded the ill to: his breast, � •,
tersation with Dr. 'Dowsed " an- B l i, you go on writing, you will find to successful completion in south- callin No 'other industry or call -
as though he -would, by this simple, B ..._
swered Judith with a smile. "I that the higher up you get on the ern India ' at the,' Mari - Kanave in in the whole world appeals to ill►
+ aeon, have shielded her constancy i B PP ,
imagine they are making up a lov- and purity; even from suspicion. literary ladder, so in precise pro- gorge upon the Vedarati River in the affectior-s of man so strongly or
era quarrel, and will get through (,portion will be the apparently Mysore State, stirs'up their hatred so successful-
era' There, there, don't be 'angry, harsh, but really serviceable criti- When constructional work was in
-•'the performance better without our said Mr. Gartmvrtl, deprecatingly, � ly: Some people condemn the farm j
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assistance;" and as she concluded, `'I . did not mean to grieve you; I cism you will have to encounter. full swing more than 5,000 natives, and farming, while other people
the elderly man and the young wo -. oil bawl , had a hand in the get i "Do you think so asked Alice, were employed and the updertaking, praise - the farm and rejoice in be-
man, o o whom such tnBs ttng of the money, t oug t na
ies of a lovelier and bri hter shore un ust -so cruel :" labor as compared with the mechan- ,;r cuttiwated or managed with the
luokod into each other's 'faces .and chose on the way in which it was li B
' spent. What say you, Miss Leake Z" j ' lly. dear, child," interrupted less) appliances'.
; n slightest .-regard for their - require-
smiled mournfully. << In ludic there exists a C138a of i meats while countless farmers are
1 added he, turning towards the chair 1 Judith, what are these• people to ,
P "Sit down," said Judith, after a he usually occupied, but it was:ahis -woman that you should get so laborers generally described as merely "soil rubbers," who du not _
- ause. Dr. Duvaid will call in ' "nowgunntes, ' or professional know the most elemental rin-
empty. indignant about the matter Z Do Y P
here as he comes down, and we can � Silently she had stolen from the !you think the worst review which stone carriers, who, owing to their ,ciples of agriculture. Before peo-
'� then send him back for her. I dare capacity fo-r hard work, are ih le' condemm farming or cry down
room, and flinging herself across,-vas ever written could effect one of d P B Y
My -he will not - object, to execute � great emand for such enterprises; ti!lera of thb soil they'should have our the commission." i,alstseemed -as though they beenite-nceeatli home harBelieveutme& t s a,, this: =They are of powerful phy -`'a basis of proof. At the present
"So he is smitten there Z" re- g b 'never si ue and ossess• considerable
"marked• Mr. Gartmure,. taking a, dtune not wrung fromeany mortal: mail canrbegre Ily touchedha t must I stamina: The• will werk for ten'I that are nuieculti,ateci -a�z offers.
chair. Poor fellow "' «� I h{,urs a` day and transport from 20 ed a5 proof. It is time we heard the _
"Yes, he has caught the i,nfec- f.p,ness, fame,n we 1 h 1$he had, hcmerto� ourself r and you twlllcsee to 130 pounds of stone a man, They_; last „f criticism of the agrirult'ur
° lion," said Judith, "It- is one few; leached them alt -and this 'was !that your pity and your indignation " form; gangs .according t„ t}? ch. ^.r Wit, but a little criticism of the erg=
a et:cape ; and though the hearts of What they crumbled to under her'.>1re alike thrown away -that though actor of the -work in hand, ranging rioulturist will du ]lieu good. •('on-
some can be healed after the ordeal ' Is was one the'bitteraess of the adverse retnarks are not so diflicizlt fixte ,two; four, eight. twelve t«�!erneeds a mirror that Fiery farm -
6r. ers. favorable criticism may be pleasant ! g , dentit not thy calling.
they are, to _my . tlslnking. newer i sixteen men a unit. lie may have t#► '
worth the haying; there is a deal) y Although such transportation Ali, seakness and, biz. wrong te-
saiel against first toys, Mr. Gait - r+ ntrast which afro, i. home to her to bear after all.' = I seems somewhat slow in compari- B
, so forcibly and sudd-e:ily, that she, "But then she is ¢o much clever -' thuds revealed to him. When he
more, but I believe in none other.' sort with the possibilities of hand - . stttciies himself,: his methods, his ..
"Do you believe to loge` at all?" cE,uld not subdue the .promptinga of ft. than I could eves -be and_. her j41n3,plants, yet they-prosecute their fieii3s, his stoei>, his unplenrPnts
her rebellious heart-,. but felt her- � b,,,uks are so beautiful, ".
be: inquired, i task ,very onergetrcally Arad the and his fatiill with now and then
"Do. I believe in Heaven Z" she I self constrained to lip there weep .. "To. your thinking, perhaps., ;but ! ucalie of pay, ranging from 10 to 16„ y'
in till the fit was over and the a brief stir -'eg of his hank parts ns _
_,answered. - "The capacity of the g' not. to, her own." cents a luau a day, and so low as to then makes broad comparisons
fountain dr •. i P with the best that is bein dune
human heart far love, i believe to At last she .s i use;. and. bathed her. -Then `Then run really beGeye that re der such )sour far ch. a er than--
he• as .large as its capacity for suf those - ri'VLews. du not sieve her Z "`i mechanical transport. Indeed, a s
-ea and re= entered ,the apartment. g elsewhere, he finils it reasonably
-.fering, and that, is. awful"' ._ a said Alice, ear i ec inplete installation of the- latter
., As she crossed - -the threshold, she __ easv- to _mPA�u ills rate. •of 'nru-
And does he red care -, Este ,•r v,,:.,., the - �.a-- ne6ti- was the wa -- . w -a t•P4g �;o.fart�r __5t a stilt'; ei- -
-- rclf F 2u ,— I ;T.S— S6IIrL'- ; lR
her I" asked` 11[r. Garttiiore, with' what exeited tune, 'It. read 'reel!' - "The woman •who wrote stretched across the over the; then he is going ahead or he is go-
slight' relevancy to his last- ques- I Y i site, hrin in th
strikes me, young people, you haws thctsN books . has passed through R B' a stone. direct from, ing i >ackwards. Tub many. farmers -
-lion, waited far too :lun alread • ; I in- 2uch.an ocean of suffering; that such the q- uarrtes• on. the hillside-, to the du nut realise how fast they are go-
"Yes; it is first love on both sides. gist upon its .taking place at ones.'' ; trifles seem. to her but as the white site :ready for setting; Lut this had' ing- },ackwards until suers day they
They were to -have been married Then Judith knew. they were to `pray that relieves the monotony of : t;, be -abandoned owing'to its being awu,Nn to find their suit impo\er
+ 'long ago, only he dreaded dragging be married intmediateiy, and that the, breaker .s. on w'bich she has.long ; far more r.xpensive than the `'.now- hed and their seals full itf - weeds-
her down to eayerty. He is very their bui:dinga ecaye or t err
- c still; an ere really seems illy front any one; she has, lived Tliese men carried the tnathnrvl stuck 'lacking in health, 'thrift or
no chance of his fortunes mending, them on in the world, f�• ithont t, =+nd ;h? -an die without ft urn the end of the rail rodd trace: selling qualirr. How -ery often .
unless," she added, , laughingly, it- of a truth= es." inure ^ling the site of the barrage
" - . CH:1PTEli ?��I\ r S j one sees all of, these calamities
rou could et some fine fanciful 1ud as Judtttl concluded, she with. the quarries to its destination
+ c vertake the farmer at one tints.' %C
lady to, 'tal.-b him • up' and matte Alice and- Charles went abroad rose and would have walked: over' and PiaQed it in position. pia a pity and yet the pity -'Of 'it
him the fashion. You had better, f,;t the honeymoon and during their. ti, the windier, but a pair of tw•iti- I ' '
—� ti' 'true. Let its be of the number
bowe-er, not recommend him to,5ir' ai,sc'nce Mr. Gartmore.amused him -; ins arms were .aruuml her, and that having once put their hand to ai
;Tc hn Lebturk's attention; as I feel self by_ha--ing a house "dune 1}p" Alien wa4 crying nut -. CC.IRDC�(: t �. (iRO�<'t \[... tile' ploN goes forwa_d tip the path' .
quite sure lie would poison the bar- Inimly fur there, and by spreading' `'Gh: you know tier, I am' sure, - -' of progress. The'path is plainly
duet aqd his daughter, if the chance, amongst all his acquaintances as w,iu .do, are yuu .,-he -? Are ;,you
Lets ('os1Ty to Protest For ^>;L�'fhaq, blwed and he who runs may read.
-were gt.v +en him, without the slight -1 aoeount of Dr. Duward's .eztraur= firs. Spi «•z on'" ( ['font feu OneK. 1 It .was _not so in the days of our
' est scruple. of c.unscience.'' �; dinars talents and abilities. I nt•'�Irti. S ii•rsori, nor yet Miss +`' .forebears ; tits did not eYr' , the
"I have a great mind then to send , bliss hestock, too, hearing :of the:_ , P "Prevention is better than cure, y . e Y
t g Ieake. :Vice,'' -was the reply; "Slit) 1 ne-- application of the old sayi +tq privileges of the valuable rPSCarch;
him to per•, serihe ,for my brother's I young duciur iwhurri her rich uncle ; your ,Trost wretched cousin,..Judiul i ' that- has been and is arried
-may lit-: made in cunsidexing fores- on ri-ate.ind'
nut," growled out Mr. Gartrnure; t}iuughL fit to praise, inquired con- !�Iaziugf, >rd:" try policy. In this case the saying P ', :- idnala anal
Lot Stay, here he eumes. Well, corning bim; but Mr. Gartmure• •Sit down, you• look• so pale, ' i P B -lie institutions. They have gone
doctor, haw is... your patient ? _ I F'ut his veto un Charles being call)- esclaii,lPil Al:.e ; and even as she l may be . ex pan( tutu' suutethin itefore, but they. haN a left their `
mean 3fiss C'reptun ;'there, there,; E d in fur leer case, Ly declartn it ; like the.-following: "It, is better to
K puke, • Judith
tottered fir a chair, pl:e- ent.•_forest .fires (and so save' foot print,. Where they lead, to
man, di;n't louk so foolish -I see was one,onlr. fit. *for a surgeon, and "I have talked too nftich-- nocb.�many thousands of dollars' iviirth Prur�re ;s. let its follow, with, zeal,
Dy your face • all 'is as. you cnield i tiat he should recommend her at, leave me, she. muttered. 1 of valuable timber) than to, try to for our \v,;rk and oar 'reward will
wish. Now, away ire to Miss (rep once to r fair to the most eminent, - .' Newer °amain - never -; -osier , be.* sure. Modern, as well. as anei-
4 re:ni dj:. the evit by planting trees'
' her here. -Ali ,-aNliIw s nrito se ; to London. In brief- bctwcon up- ;.,gain, You shall come home 'kith i t,� fell the places of those dent 'oy -' ent �;esearch, Are some r,f the bless - -a
P R hotsterers and paperhanger ,paint -, mP. and I will nurse you back' to, •. ings for •which we farmers should
you know'. he added, noticing er- and Tadies afflicted with finger - {iealtli ; you will be near Charles; ec feel grateful. It has promoted the °
Charles did not altogether .like his aches.. Mr,. Gartnio.r_e's -time -%vas' Ind the very servants need scarcel Tile dollars peLr acre 'is the ia)ini .� standi2t of the' farming tufesstun
mc7de of adrtcess "tu. order y-oun ��
by-forestry experts g g P
g 'pi etty fully occupied -so fnllj , in- know you are nr the house. I won.•t ;for forest tree planting: and the ;lentil it can no longer be - gainsayed
ones about. " d ^ed, that he shoiad. have had lit- listen., to: any objection ; � yuu shall I or denied that farming is the great- O
•Very timidly ties ranges front this lrp to $i• ,
t e eesure e o a en o , j come away .� calling in the w 4ld.-- Jlaritima
lowed closely by one, on whose a -en had site desired his society Ater " per acre an more. Farmer: �
_ ' i -• lower fi *sire is taken
w uc site, c i w-j . J . And le resu o e m .e.r was
ter ;, soul, an ocean of repentant' One day. hrnweve•r, he told }ter he I that Mrs. Durard carried her point pl the 'Lists a square the
tears. Very timidly she entered paantiaig of one • aquas a mile will : THE PIG PEN. . .
J +' had seen her hi sband,"who was •on' and bore Judith off in triumph, to Icost $3,?00; to plant ten 'square
with her heart throbbing \ iltlently, the ese of starting oft for Wales; her own horse, where, -with care, l miles will require �s:3?.00,0 and the) AN'tiile' pigs roar live' on grass,
ant} a culi,r in list: face, and a moi-,and'Lc`ing subsequently informed uf. and' attention, and skill, another' lantiti a of a township sip miles they- -:ill hardly thrive on it alone. ti
E,une in her eyes; but Mr. Gait -;his arri'-al there;-,Judith, ve.nturedI ,ause was•obtained in ilia march of P B P )7 ; ' Any weakness in, :the le s is a,
mere, more kindly and considerate -, l square (area, thirty -six' square B�.
e to stir nut - -to drive apaymilesand,aFie terrible disease which_ was.kil ;riles will ,require the ex ^ndiwreIgreat ub ;ectiun in a breeding pig.
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IN than was his -wont, taking no no- mules tram London -to Lreathe.once! ling her. ) , P l `v1•heaever the pig is going back -
c( $115, 00.` finch figures are apt I K g g
tic•e of her ernharrassnient, intro- more the pure fresh air of •heaven 0iic•e, she went islet \with a short -yard lie is losir. his owner mone}.
diced her,.fvruially, to Miss Leake _ -to feel again, ewen•for a few rein- tale•w:ltich.Alice wished tc�• get •ere to make one stop and think before' B
- I advocating extensive- lanfin I' It will not.al\ra;ws do to condemn
- motioned her to a seat un the su= ; ires, free. ce tied -for than h she had dune B p g'
fa, and bet to : i It seemed ti, give tier fresh life -: r tiny, herself, set Still she I11.ed The cost to the 1)(>12rinlOn Govern- a Bow hE'Car15e she is lazy and slug-
+ ment of patrolling the Railway Belt! glsh. ,
-1 wanted to tell you, little one, that strange. unwonted holiday „the atmosphere of a publishing of- I The health of the ti is the most
that 1 have ciis used of our book." t in Br;tish Columbia. during the last, 1 B ;
\beady `. pshe cried, and a and'. even w•hitst her disease was i fice and he associations with lit - I fiscal year ( pill ' lst, IAOi, to' important, point• in securing •a pro - �
n.akin gr,•ater strides than ever, erattire. stable growth, 3
bri ht,earnest look of delight and 1 I March :31st, 1908) amounted to gt4, i B
K S she looked better than she iad dune She told Alice afterwards it w•as
sue rise broke turf over her face 111.634. . The at:ea of the Railway; Ground bail': y and skim milk
P • for months previously. Hier last n curious chance which 'led her to rEelt is a little over ten million' ca.nnof be surpassed fqr feeding
like 'sunshine after ashower ="al- b ;o,ik was outs and sncce- =-fill. lit i.hat place, at that particular hoar, acres. The cost, then, of patrolling, Cows jitst after farrow g, as it
ready" it she had' put forthAthe' Lest 'pow- and so perhaps it might' have h'een �. , produces a great deal of milk -of sue'
"Yes, and here is tiie price ; lit - 1 eta of her mind -- -into it she had' called,. if it wero not that those this tract was less than 1; iiiille F ' g'
-!le outing) +i, - - :il)- sit- '= hu- t - -te.; 2Tg_ {Lie- I,PS- t- ancl_rir•hc�r t, -ca uLe �- -outs which ewe style "chances'' per acre, or. about 90 cents per fine quality. r ,
shall du ]letter next time. Take it', . of her imagi'na -tion. are scull} nf,thing mUre. extraordin- Blears trills. zee -fire
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ehild ; don't you see what, -it is t And yet the applause of the world ary than the meeting places of two i tilde was reported during the year WHY _
"fifty pound's-all mine.'" she g The railway belt is exceht.tonal, ;- ,`
P echoin bask as it did into tier de- :roads, .to which ,ve must'ine,,'itably � J
asked, dl:iibtingly solate room. seemed to give her no come if -ve pursue the path alloted vell guarded, biit even with thei If T vote sous ' said the old t Y.
- "Honestly earned," replied ' Mr. cost several times what it is, the b-achelur -.to tlir benedict,. "I'd Eti -,
pleasure. Adverse criticism could; to ns.., 1 ill r rule or ,know w•hv
expense is well worth while, con- "
Gartniore, with a smile. not touch her now -the riches and I The fftet was, that coming out of P I
:1nd may I du what I like with s(dering the value' of 'the mature, • Well," was the 'reply. "ss I al- °k=
the praises, the censures and the !the publisher's, she lieheid an old timber . and young •growth thus' read - know -c hy, I u ose that'•s�`>+
it 2'' she demanded, sti)1 incredu -; vanities of this earth -had power! man, enter. and, with an excited I s PP
lulls. over lies no longer. No thought of 1113nner, address a few• wards to the. saved. i 1:alf the battle."
"Certainly, it is -your own.'' tempciral siiecess or temporal fail- !as5i:stant b- eh1-6d counter. r y+ ''
"My own!"' sh: repeat:ed: `iny,ure disturbed her heart then, for .)udith never could tell what im- Brazil yields half the worlEi'sl When a nian gets that tired feet - ,
own :" -and, perfect) regardless a g y P p tz
y '$ I,he, was looking out from the ver ellec{ her to ause un. the hies- supply of coffee f. tug there is no way of judging how
of the "presence of strangers, she shores of time over the calm 'boirnd- I hold and watch out that little play, In i 21e t it,is a si;izn" of poiR� F i,� .s; "! -lc, ig it is going to last. _ .,
sprang across the room to Charles, ( leas ocean of eternity. i to the end ; only she c',•id so, and saw when uteeting a per on, to hold tips People wito - du not care much
and thrusting, the money into •his' It was something like this she a ,parcel which she kue.v by intu'i- the hand clasped and protrude the whet:,er they -vin or lase usually
hand. one: li,Uking b smilingly up ! once said to Mrs..Duvard, who, of -Ilion contained manuscripts, hanit .i.unge:e. -win. ,f
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�: THE � WORLD'S MARKETS �1 E
_ D IN -A -SNOWSTORM .
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REPORTS FR031 : LL••AllI \G
' C TRADE LE \'i'IIES
The Ship Star of ' Bengal " went Down _ -- Nineteen Persons gilled in a Collision
�- Prices of Cattle, Grain, Cheese and �
off the Alaskan Coast.
Dairy Produce
at' In 'Montana.,
.Other Dai ,
r x:` lloule and abroad.
A de.,pat`eh' from Wrangel, Alas- nation Island.9 The Kayak was A despatch from Livingston, sons in the latter car, The express
ka, says: One hundred and ten out light and could do nothing. The Toronto, Sept. 29. -Flour = On- Mont., says: Ploughing through 'a car raised ever the platform of the
ld__not_hhandle the tario wheat 90 per cent. atents snowstorm eabtward bound a Chi- of.a total of, one hundred 'and tfiirtr -1 ship .alone. At 4 o'clock the 'Star $3.45 to $3.50 in buyers' sacks out- cago, Burlington _& Quincy bound, tion ga;ept the seats away. Not a
Peven persons aboard the cannery I ,• f Bengal drifted into a narrow si'e for export: Manitoba flour, ger train, running over the North- passenger in the smoking car es-
ship Star of Bengal were drowned: bight and we could see land on both first patents, $6.15; second patents, ern. Pacific Railroad on Friday, coped death or injury.. Passengers
'' fast Sunday afternoon, when the sides. abreast. We- sounded and, $5.55, and strong bakers', -$5.45. crashed head -on into a 'freight train in other care escaped 'with cuts -and
., ':Vessel .was turn trom the hold of; found eight fathoms. We could Wheat --' Manitoba wheat for on 'a siding at Young's Point, where bruises: -
protecting tugs and dashed ashore I see the vessel dimly by the pho' h- prompt shipment is' quoted at $1 115 the trains were to pass, and in the Fireman Cra Babcock jumped and
at Helm Point, at the southeast end uresceut rocks which were all , for No- 1 Northern, and at $1.02% demolition that ensued a score of was killed, striking his head. Milo
° 'oi Coronation Island. The news' around. We cut the two -line and for No. '2 Northern, Georgian Bay lives were crushed out and a score Holloway, a brakeniaii, was killed.
~; was brought by the tug Hattie' steamed out into open water, but ports.• F.or October delivery, No. of persons' were injured. Several The smoking car debris was hope -
` Gage, Captain Farrer, which car- could not see anything in the driv- 1 new is quoted at $1.04, and No. I)robably fatally. Th.? freight flag- lessly mixed with heads, bodies,
ried the survivors 27 in all.
ling rain except one blue light burn- 2 Northern at '$1.013/2, Bay ports. uian failed to signal the passenger legs and arms, .presenting a hor-
The ship was being: to�i 1$d to sea. ing on tt a ship. —The stor - heal.-No. white -is in -- time.- to prevent the - collision, it -rible sight, Iry one place seven
from the Wrangel cannery by the i ed and the tugs steamed away to quoted at 92 to 93c outside ; \o. 2'is said; because of the blinding bodies_ were so tightly wedged to -.
tugs Hattie Gage and Kayak. Cap- Shipley Bay, 26 miles away.'.' red Winter, 92 to 92r /._.c; and No. 2 snow- gether iha£ they were separated
to -in Farrier of the Hattie Gage . Captain Wagner of the Star of mixed 92c outside. The express car telescoped- -.with only with greyt difficulty. It was
- gives the following, account of -the' Bengal charges the captains of the I Oats- Ontario •new No. 2 white, the -si oking car, and most of the impossible, to succor the wounded
disaster: tugs Kyak and - Hattie Gage, who ,,i, to :39-'/ „c outside ; Manitoba A'o. fatalities and injuries were of per. without trampling on the dead.
"As we came within reach of the cut loose from biro, with rank cow - I2 quoted at'44c, and rejected at 42c
Sale we could see we were making! ardice. - The captain was uneonsci- I Goderirh.- - — - � -' - --
Ieeway and drifting toward Coro 71 cus for an hour after the rescue. Peas -90c outside. $1.06% ; Ii'inter firmer ; No. 2 red, � ANOTHER FALLS SUICIDE:
/Y., _-, +.._ ., • -. -._ _ iL r =1 Ain 2 eV,1r%1- -rpr1
i'All l![ll 1A11 - \,l 1, A:)Jil,” IllGS6ly'ra:rLN "iLj, IIit'L. 1110 111GL a,tV --- - - ---- -- ^' ••i•t� "•• °��'� °+ �� '
both married, with families. and .,onto, and \'v. 3 at 87c, 8C X��c, - Oats--Firm; ; :�o. 2 white, on the Bank.
_Fireman IliULtd In a Wreck on the old employes 'of the road. Grand Barley -No. 2 barley quoted at K2%s'• to 52; c. Barhey -Feed to A, despatch from- Niagara Falls,
rs to 60c and No. 3 extra at 57 to ma_ti`ng, 60 to GTc.: Rye-No. 2
C. P. R. Trunk Detective Brown of Montreal _1: N. Y., says: Wednesday morning,
was sent here some time ago to dis- 5.; c outside, ask, 79c. Officer Burch, of the State Reserva-
tr
- - - -A despatch from_. _Toronto says:_ _Bran -Cara are noted at $19 in '— -
cc,�er�v}lo -was q tion, noticed a woman. go to an un-
Two C: P. R. freight trains came cars, and }i1$ worked among the men bulk outside. Shorts quoted at $2, C.iTTLTJ MAR1;1'T. ttf,ual point on Green island. She
together in a- head -on collision at ar an ordinary workman, and dis t„ $22 in bulk outside. Toronto, Sept. 2.99. - Drovers told him she awaited the coming of
Islington. Station, five miles from covered the aroused in the act. The Rye-No. 2 quoted at 79 to 80c claim that the choicest of cattle for friends. Later on he found her
West Toronto; about 5.30 a.m., Sat- outside tutcherin ur oses would sell at handbag and hat u on the island'
�Irday, and as a result fireman trial lasted three days- Detective g P P g up
oil
Kendall, of Chatham, was
Brown hat been assaulted on two $3 per cwt. Owing to tone of these shore. She had disappeared. Ia the
instantly killed, white three other occasions since the trial began and COUNTRY PT.ODZCD laving been offered, the best price handbag was a spectacle case, No.
trainmen, Engineer Bert Eaton, of new has e- s- employes of the Grand Beans -Prime 82 to 82,10 and going was about 84.60 per cwt. 7r,.297,.purchased of the Buffalo Op
Trunk charged with assault. •A lot ' ' 00od cows were s .little firmer at trcal Company, who say it ira9 sold
Willoughby Avenue and Fireman R hand- icked $2.20 to . *22.25.
of thieving has been going on here Honey- Combs, No. 1, $1 50 to $'i'75 to X94 per cwt. to a young lady of that city. This
Woodman, all of {'Lest Toronto, from cars recently, and the company y Stockers were in improved de- young lady could not be located in
were cut about their heads and P y 1. i3 per dozen, and No. 2, in EO mand. Prices are about steady. Buffalo on Wednesday fternoon.
shoulders. The collision occurred intend to stop' it. uund tirts, 9%c . No. 1 extracted, y
P Sheep and lambs were unchanged The reenvery of the body may be
in front of the station at Islington, 30 to lie per pound
8 c,n large arrivals. necessary to unravel _what saw
;_ and as the morning was dark and • ' Hay -No. 1 timotliy quoted _at '
g RL{'h'.� YEARS F08 THEFT. - biilch caws were scarce and firm- seems a mystery.'
.. fuggy, .neither crew saw the other _ &10.50 to $11 a ton on'track :here, e
until the .trains came together. Tbi ^f, Who Was Also Charged 'With and No. 2 at $7 to :38.
r
g 8 Select hogs- were worth $7 per . ORDERS FOR 00" 'HILLS.
Buth were going,at a good speed, Straw- $6,50'ta X37 on track.
arson. Sentenced. :.'. off cars, Toronto. For thin. _
•and the two engines, No. 641 east- Potatoes- Ontario quoted at E.. I cgs which are plentiful, buyers' Transcontinental Will Take 15,1106
bound; and N. 648 westbound, , A despatch from St. Catharines to 70c per bag, and Delawares atl
- will pay no more khan $6.50 per I .
were completely wrecked. The says : George 'F. Raybould 'was on t .G W 75c per bag on track. Tons of Rails: "
westbound train mounted the east- Friday . Pntenco,d to- seven years in I Poulfry- Chickens, ring, ,dress- c
A despatch from Sault Ste. Marie
:-b -fund eraaarina -a�ia. the Penitentiary for stealing a ! era. 11 W 12c er' unci ; fowl, 9 to '
_ ,r, Fi ac,$ _ S H I G S - Ont. esava : • Announcement was
arec$ed coiling stock, -and - RCatter I brrse aild-Bn rc�-]Iyron ea -: Tbe; uc s, dressed, 11 to 12c; tur- made on Wednesday by Manager
td .merchandise, and doing ou nler, whose barns were burned At .keys, dressed, 13 to 15c per pound. Fight Billion Bushels PnarJ ThrougY P
!x _ ,. P P Frani, of the Lake Su erior Cor-
mands �of dollars damage, The first the time the rig was stolen, several
"- ag _ - -�- prratioa, that the- Transcontinental
:ear followmg the engine on the .weeks ago. 1 {arbould pleaded TAE DAIRY MARKETS. ::lTinnilre ;. Railway had placed an order at the
eastbound train was unitanla ed; pllilty to the theft, but not - guilty A despatch from M'inni e. says: '
g + . Butter -Pound prints, 22 to 2:1c P P g y Soo' rail will for 13.000 tons of
-'-'but the following six were splinter- �to the charge of arson, The judge 1 P b0 far eight million- buehe!s Of
tubs k to i_¢ : do. inferior, lb cu g rails for the {ti'ostern diviaion. The
i9c. Creamery rolls;. 25 to 26c, aad wheat have passed through 1 {'tout- management expects to receive s
dead fireman was amsned between was, satisfied th-e prisoner had ,e and been inspected, as cum - �„
1 caused the fire 'intentionally Or b solids at 24 to 2.1' /.,a peg, P upplemeniary order for the _
the engine and'ten<ier. The nn- �% y pared with only one million bush- •'TiRnsconc�nentaT and the 4rder,'is negligence. but an the evide dis- Egga - -Casr lots'. 20 to 21c per
Iortunate man was evidrritly caught miss d t.,1$ charge of arson and son- el:, same date last year: But the' expected daily.
:.
i dozen. �' y-
as he was endeavoring to jump to 8 li most encouraging feature a that of ;
fenced tiini as- 'ahove on -the charge C'lieese- Large cheese,, 13,{ 'to - ---
safety, as his body. was on the- ell. 8 1; thin amount -no less than eight t' ,1$r
,' of theft: + t3inc Per fund, and twins, �13N l THAN<;SG1 {111: '.%'0 V. 9TI3.
gineer s side of the cab. The cause " - 133 {c cent. is high grade milling wheat, _
of the wreck has n „t yet been ascer- 'e' to which almost constitutks reeord.per-
-- •'� � Date Rrg Been D' finitely Fred for
itained. bnt wa!a evidently the result (:RAi� FROM !T. dpH'1 , tentage,. If the cheat continues to
HOG 2 ..JDI C r S. King's Iiirtl},ctay.
of.an operator's rnisfalle. There :,_. grade to -this high average the crop
is no night operator at Islington, Fourteen Nilliau iiuHhelK to be' Bacon -Long clear; 12 to 13;c will bu Very prufita.ble. I -.A' despatch from Ottawa says
Lilt there are o eratt,rs at the sta per. pound in case lots • -mesa. urk --3•- Aa.,\w•as. expected, the date of
P Shipped There Curing {ti inter. N P P ,
•.bons each, side, Lauda,,n and ir19 to $19.50; ., shvrt cut, _W to THREE TEA.IiR FOR CH A REST. I Thanksgiving. Day •this year has a;
Cuollr?ville, aboilt eight miles apta,rt, A despatch from Fort 'Wiilliam $23,50, -- been set fur Monday, Nov, . 6,.
—d• - --
aayv; Fourteen. miiliori bushets of. Haim -- Light to medium, 14? 'to Ilontrerl- ex -Civic EmplOpe is Sent which, also happens to he the King's
grain is-.prospected for the eleva=- 15c ; do. heavy,' 12% to 1. a rolls, { Down for Fraud. birthday: i
E'AR INSPF 'TOR`!+ STOLE.. tars at St. John during the coming i; to 11;,e; shoulders, l0kito�10'4c ;, -�-
w inter. 'This grain will all he band- : A despatch frnnn Montreal says
w # IC rand Trunk Puui3hev l'ufaithfui� backs,•17;� to 18c;.bi.•eakfast.bacun, T },roe yearn in the penitentiary'was TIIRhE lit;\ SUFFOCATE
Ied.at Fort William. 'As the grain l5 to- 15'''c,. the sentence imposed 1)), Judge,
l:nipluyee . arrives here rruru the Rest it 'is tin- _ r ” P ' „; g
1 Lard- Tierces, 13c; tubs, 13 /c; Piche in the Court of Apecial Sex -I Struck Ga-t \bile Dig-1 { {'oil
dc:.-patch from F3clleville, out., loaded into elevators, and after, be -� Pails, 13',';hc. " , } sinus an . Thursday an Auguste Nrirl• Slsrllei•. 1'=
for shipment ea t, last car was
says:.In t.thP, Police Court ,,n .Ixi:.iniz weighed is.. reloaded into. cars
ilk n,ornin Police Magistrate P ` y BLSpNESS A�T MONTREAL„ - i(llarest, the furmpr'aaaiatantpore' t.despatckcfr:,nlPt,lt- A.rthllr , nFTt., ,
g, g • rhan of the Munici aFRoad Depart- eayy Three Finland: rs were kilir.d
a very btAy season fur all -rail
Masson sentences! Parrick McHugh, I .wheat traffic, but it is expected that Montreal, 'Sept. 29.-- Grain =On ment, who, when arraigned on a „11 Wednesday by ua,, iii. a well they
land Allen Stapley, - two Grand. P tario new crop cats,' Ito: 2 white charge of defrauding the city out of were diRging,un the. fariu of a m:n
'Ctnnk car inspcotors, employed in all records will be broken this win- sre quoted at 45'; to 46c \o. 3. hrtween $I, 100 and $1.500, entered'
ter. _ nanl d .}?r t +l\ron, night i,iilea from
�1ha- local yards, to e '
y years in. the _ -_ i,at 44% to 45c,.._�nd 1�c1.T.4_at -44c, a'plea of g:iilt�..�'Charest, when ctanlcy, Ont. In tl figing they
Penitentiary on two charges of en'',I � rttritfanitoba old crop \o. 2'w•hite became aw•arct o,•tile fact that his -
i.. P struck natural pas, and were im-
:' tcring and stealing grain and tbbac- I Two hotelkeepers were sentenced I at 47 %c•; No. :1 at 46,' jci and reject- acti:ms in obtaining munev from' nlediately overcunie by it.
'-.cu from sealed cars several .days f to tr.rms in jail at Montreal for I ed at 45', e .,per.. , bushel ex_ store., the treasury by the use of padded
sentence car te as a big-1 keeping .slot machinls.in their bar--! Flour-- Manitolo
sl,rprrse'to a crowded c•olir room, moms. eats, 8; ae;�on s, ..5.50; inter city, lit was arrested at 1$w Bed- ,
wheat patents,.$5to $5.40111 straight ford, Mass-.; and returned ovitholit ;have another rote of tlae peoplu`un.
- - -- rollers, $4,40 t_, $4.50; do., in hags, fighting extradition. the local option 1,y -laws in January, v
_ -- _-- . __ —__ __
��' to. $2;.10; estrus, $1.50 to 8].75. �H
1 Feed- llanituba Bran, > 22 to $23; ' a
jl L
�herts, 3$•l5 ; Ontario bran, $321 to T
c2":, mi icllin s, 2' to 27: shirts, 1 I
ILLE j/
$2F. p??c.�un gi�lc��luding bads; pure
c4"OLERA"IN
[ ]
grain mouille, $30 to $35; milled I
H. & B Between.
grades, 825 to $.a8 per tun. _ Pro- , °T
-,Accident on ' T. 1 b ' �
N isions -- Barrels short cut 'mess, y
and Bi�autford
$22.50, • half- barrels. do.,- $11.50 °Dre d Disease 'Enters _ the Home of the
c1Par fat backs, $23: dry salt long
_- - - -- -- = - • " ear backs. lie; barrels plats beef,',
el ac 5 1 Emperor and Empre
917,50; half- barrels do., $0; com
A' despatch from Hamilton, sad s : cident can he gil oil, The members p onnd lard, A;; to 9?.�c ;pure lard,-
_ . The must serious wreck -in the his- ol'the train crew who suri'ived sin -� 12,._' to 13c ; kettle rendered, 13 to s
furl • of tits T. H. and B. $iil� raj; 'not expL in the carlse of the- cis- 13j,.c; haMn. 12,1Z'to 14c: breakfast A, uespntcti From' St, Pete. "rsbiirgl tacd ation,in cholera several
a ;ter. ,the theory - is 'oat the Laecon, 14 to 15c ; Windsor bacon, say's : N, t on -ly ''is thd' number ''of g1 aauate stu'denLs of ._t. E'etershtlrg
` 'occurred at an early hour on Sun' bridge; which 'Was a wooden struts- to to "tfic: • fresh „1_ +s u a s•. •t. cil-o-te-r•z this " nrversity cul?lntarili te -
tl'emse —Fees t'o e vaccinated, After
.lay rnorninhr a on re smite way in e dressed hogs, $10.25 to $1U.50; ir,creasing, but.-the disease has,in,- which they dra'nk__a. solitti -ort con -
Mineral 5pririgs station, about ten night and was nearly, if not 'total, I live; 7.25 Jo $7,50• Cheese -Nl est -4 v'aded flit ariatrisratic preclticts .uf taming cholera germs.
miles from Hamilton. Three menf iy ciestrnyed by iirr, ii�TT> iii., fro iglu; E�xl -k2; ; to 13c': Tvwnships, 12•',s to 1St -Pt=lt rg Pen. Lhe -cases F tte� n ..St:
>•�were killed and tw•o were, injured. Itraln struck It on Sunday morninh. 1 ?ac; eastern. -i12; a to 12?se. But- .tkcc. �','llitCr Palacr, one case. h:lz'ing Petersburg. on .Wednesday is that
freight train, which left Brant- The memo rs of the crew state ter - -2a„ #,:,' 2a is in rtailnd lots ; been discmerc d ill the servants' of Court Councillor \cchiparenko,
~ � ;.'.fiord at 5 o'clock Sunday morning, there was .a very heavy. fog all along -,t3c, jobbing,, Eggs -1\o. 1, 19 to'20� ; c narters L;f lhe' palace, in :.which who was ,stricken _bile. entertain -
► trashed through a bridge and the the line and they could not see . more selects, •23 to 24c per dozen. ostensive preparations are gniitgan ing a party- of guests. Two promin-
engine and five care were plunged than a few feet ahead. They be- in the exptsctation that the Emper e.nt. merchants', several officials in
into the bed of the creek below. The lieve that: if the bridge had been UN STATES biAliKhTS. c „• and Empress r. ill spend part of ,tl.e various Ministries, and other
bridge was not a long affair, being c'nly partly burned- that there illinneape')lis; Sept. 2q, - '<'1'heat- the coming season in the capital_ Tnrmhers of the better el:isses in. '
'but 40 feet from end to esd, and, would -hare been sufticiertt in-, i4us Nil 1 hard, $I 03'K to - $I.0.1 Nu. Other cases have 'been discovered the capital are dowdwith the dread
- ?` the height of the embankment was to dace the locunu,tive across the -
I Northern, $1,0 «''x to $41.03% ; �u, ;m„ t,hc palace of Grand Truk^ h'ichn- uiseat�. .The acciinlnlution of corp.�
40 feet. The dead are :- = bridge and possibly several Qf the Nort ern, $1,00? P to $1.02%,; Nu, 1 '� icholaevitch. the �nuride Pa cei: at the grai"eyards., continues to ;
'Robert a•IcSaadden • e-n ine driv- cars. InsteaeT i�F that the locorilii' r -”
ct g .1Nur ern, r,,rcBI;00; FTO�ir Lire, .he palace of Prince Alexan -. increase.
N r Par, 161 Queen -"Street south. Live plunged headlong into the bed Qt
Q - -Fir. patents, $6.65 io 4:i.80; sec- der OI-d•enhurg, a c, usiu of _the Em -... The report .fur . the t•a•enty- four. ;x
F. Brown fireman Hill Street. of the creek. carrying the five
and patents, $5,50 •to $5.85; first peror, and :the Imperial Opera hours ending at noun on' R ednes-
Wm. Maloney, yardmaster at the freight cars with it. The three men clears, $64.3,5 to 1$4.45: se.eond clears House. A number of diplomas and clay shrews 436 cases and lzs cleaths.
international harvester Works,' 76 in the eab had •no possible chance $ :; 5r1 to $:1.60. Klan -In hobo. $18. prominent. society people have hur- The disease has broken (-)lit among
Garth ,St'. to escape. Thkir death must have p,lifialo, Sept. Wheat- -Firm- r:ed their departure abroad. tlht• cadets abthe. Pavlowsk 11(aitary
No ier;v clear account of the ac- been instantaneous. ex ; No, 1 Nn arloads store, • In order to test the efficacy of � Aeaderuy.
1.,
a^+. : :� 3^„'"°."°.� a, � '. a,.x. 's.,,; 'nC7'r - t � ^'«s+.3v»v• - r ;;:., so. .,,.^#'*.',�,"o.' o y.-'-z+: ' i!
-
Do i
psol
C
4
- =The People's dash Store.: -
Try us for Boots and Shoes, Ready -to- '.rear Clothing, Hate
and Caps. We can sell you these goods
less than � elsewhere.
F
Ftiday Bargains, Oct. 2nd and 9th +
Pure Maple Sjrrup $1.00 per gallon, 1. qt-tins 30c. Combination Set
Dish4m, 97. pieces ;47.59,_.reg $11. Dress Goods 15e per vd ,
reg. 25C per yd. White Lawn Aprons 20c., reg. 25c.
Q- ROC�RIES
The best for less, no matter what you want in good pure Food Pro-
ducts. You will find our stock complete with the very best
the market affords. The best for less —try us `
CLOTHING TO ORDER —Try us for a Fall Suit and Overcoat. We
guarantee satisfaction or no sale.
NOTES AND COMMENTS TANTED.— Apprentice to the m11-
tfi finely business thorough] Lan hL to 1s as good a time as any other to do One cent higher in trade for your butter and eggs.
�— Y R d
ose ambiuoas to learn. Apply llzag: LEIGH, outside painting. If good- judgment - — - —
Political meetings are now the flint: street• Pickering. ' t;otf r .
is used, the hottest sun does not blis- •'
-° order of the day. Crowds will - OR. RENT —The Roach farm of 125
Bock to hear the arguments pres- F acree,nne concession south of Pickering
ented by both sides. - They will village. Apply to W. H. HARRIS, Barrister,
hear statements diametrically op- Port Perry, 49.52
E isoseifto each *other,'such that one BULLS SALE. —I have .& num-
will lie confused that .he wil: scar- ber of shorthorn ban• for sale at price•
rely know which reap to vote. Pickering a. it. Pt GH, ciaremont. Batt
according to the times. A ply at lot 38, con 1,
teethe fresh paint if we do the L work, De Sampson &, CO., . - .f:. . Pickering•
bec�pse we put experience into our ti
paint pots. Prices reasonable..
W. B. KE S T E R, -Richardson's Special Tea is Good Tea."
Pail ter and Decorator, _ it
- � � ..a °� .. --
vincrod .that one political party is
liars
0 the undersigned on or about the 90th of
August, a roan yearling steer. The owner may
have the b sad . lag
+_ ..
r=te,
same proviip property
expenses, JoHi ANNA1i. PtokeriaR.i -�
,. land scoundrels of the deepest dye,
According to the Assessment
Voters List Court 1908
while the opposing faction will
Commissioner's figures Toronto's
1
tadtnit no one into their ranks who
population is 287,201.
between Great
_
1141licipality of the Township of
Pickering
aro not saints and men of the most
Penny postage
:
upright character with business
Britain and the United States
went into force yesterday.
.NOTICE is hereby. given that a
pursuant
"
STRAYED—from the pasture lot
Court will be held, to The
Ontario Voters' Lists Act, by His
night he will go to another
A milk famine is threatened in
Honour the Judge of the County
j IspubllshedevsryFrWap mo :ningatitsOmas
Pickering. otit.
Toronto owing tot difficulties be-
twee the producers' and retailers'
Couurt of the County of Ontario, at
RATES of ADVERTISING:
associations.
the Town Hall, Pickering Village, on
Monde the 5th day of October,1908,
Y+ y
�y,�t insertion psrliae - - 10 cents
Jilaah subsequent insertion, per lire - s cents'
This me east not include Legal Or Foreign
The Grand Jury reported no bill
p
at ten o'clock, a. m., to hear and de-
termine the several complaints of er-
j4dvertdsemente.
against Col. J. . Leslie, the ex-
in-the Voters' • List
• sprout terms Riven to parties ma><ing ooa-
mats for a or 6 -won th} a. or by the ye Half
yearly or yearl oontrecta payable quarterly.
Treasurer of the Exhibition, and
the charge' against him, therefore,
rors and omissions
for Polling Sub - divisions, Nos. 1', 2, 3,
4 and S of the Municipality of the
Business cards, ten lines or under, with paper
fails.
Townshi of Pickering for 1908.
P g
sae ear, s5 0o p able in advance.
owNaucein loot/ oolumns tan cents per line,
sire iascrtioa.
Teacher (giving 9 lesson •On the
All rsons Ravin business at the
Pe g
cents per 11ae etch sub segaeat
contract rates-
erosi= l�oiv, can yo
any other things that have horns
Court are uired to attend at the
said time and place.
Sfoa. No free, sdyertial Q
Advertisements witliva written instraotions
: will be inserted until forbidden and charsed sa
oordinrly: orders for discontinuing advertise-
to the
and are dangerous to get near.
Sharp car.
Dated at Whitevale,, in the said
Township, this 24th day of September
: � wass bein writing and seat pub.
pupil -Motor
A D., 1908, —p
ins their aLereabobta will be tbankfully
Job Work promptly attended to,
'
DONALD R. $EATON,
ssR>ttls
NOW ddroertidemeratd.
51 -52 CIeek of the said Municipality.
,11.25 perlyear ; $1.0(4if paid in advance.
-New
politicxtparties, and neither p lrty
Pa
OR SALE. —Good new J. SAN cows
F• at lot.91, can. a Pickering, J. BANDEBS,
Between Hai% and Grass
-
J O RN M U R KA R Proprietor'
i P
Danbartori, 63 -1
$ their ranks: Both sides aal.ve
barn and stables, largo hay burn, plenty of
a^+. : :� 3^„'"°."°.� a, � '. a,.x. 's.,,; 'nC7'r - t � ^'«s+.3v»v• - r ;;:., so. .,,.^#'*.',�,"o.' o y.-'-z+: ' i!
-
Do i
psol
C
4
- =The People's dash Store.: -
Try us for Boots and Shoes, Ready -to- '.rear Clothing, Hate
and Caps. We can sell you these goods
less than � elsewhere.
F
Ftiday Bargains, Oct. 2nd and 9th +
Pure Maple Sjrrup $1.00 per gallon, 1. qt-tins 30c. Combination Set
Dish4m, 97. pieces ;47.59,_.reg $11. Dress Goods 15e per vd ,
reg. 25C per yd. White Lawn Aprons 20c., reg. 25c.
Q- ROC�RIES
The best for less, no matter what you want in good pure Food Pro-
ducts. You will find our stock complete with the very best
the market affords. The best for less —try us `
CLOTHING TO ORDER —Try us for a Fall Suit and Overcoat. We
guarantee satisfaction or no sale.
NOTES AND COMMENTS TANTED.— Apprentice to the m11-
tfi finely business thorough] Lan hL to 1s as good a time as any other to do One cent higher in trade for your butter and eggs.
�— Y R d
ose ambiuoas to learn. Apply llzag: LEIGH, outside painting. If good- judgment - — - —
Political meetings are now the flint: street• Pickering. ' t;otf r .
is used, the hottest sun does not blis- •'
-° order of the day. Crowds will - OR. RENT —The Roach farm of 125
Bock to hear the arguments pres- F acree,nne concession south of Pickering
ented by both sides. - They will village. Apply to W. H. HARRIS, Barrister,
hear statements diametrically op- Port Perry, 49.52
E isoseifto each *other,'such that one BULLS SALE. —I have .& num-
will lie confused that .he wil: scar- ber of shorthorn ban• for sale at price•
rely know which reap to vote. Pickering a. it. Pt GH, ciaremont. Batt
according to the times. A ply at lot 38, con 1,
teethe fresh paint if we do the L work, De Sampson &, CO., . - .f:. . Pickering•
bec�pse we put experience into our ti
paint pots. Prices reasonable..
W. B. KE S T E R, -Richardson's Special Tea is Good Tea."
Pail ter and Decorator, _ it
- � � ..a °� .. --
vincrod .that one political party is
liars
0 the undersigned on or about the 90th of
August, a roan yearling steer. The owner may
have the b sad . lag
The Pickering
composed chiefly of thieves,
same proviip property
expenses, JoHi ANNA1i. PtokeriaR.i -�
,. land scoundrels of the deepest dye,
FRESH GOODS
while the opposing faction will
OR' SALE. —A 100 acre farm being
Flat in lath Township Pickerin
Vigilance committee
tadtnit no one into their ranks who
w son- of
.
aro not saints and men of the most
This is a first-alase stock and .grain . tarsi.
Good buildin App17 to Lhe ttnderstgned,
`c
,.
upright character with business
ease. aROC 8,. Caledonia, out. 49K
The object of this Association is to
' ability of the highest kind. The
"next
STRAYED—from the pasture lot
lessen stealing and prosecute
felons.
night he will go to another
belonging to J. C. Taylor, lot 99, oon: 9, on
the
meeting where he will be told that
his first impressions are entirely
or about Sept, let. a red better, two years, old,
The animal was marked on ,light •sr. Inform_
by W. J. TAYLOR,
1liembeul.hsvitlq property stolen commnai•
—7-U and when the s Aker will
Pf
anion gladly received Cher -
rywood, gyg
Date immediately with sap member
V11 him that the party he rerpres-
ARM TO RENT — Consisting of 100
F
of Executive Committee.
Membership fee, $1.00.
ents is the only party a man can
.aces. there being B5 act es in lot .9 . con. 5.
.. .
Congeientiousl sit 1`t. In list-
y ppo
and 6.5 acres in lot 18, coo. 4, in the townsbip of
Pickering. For furtber information apply to
Ticlteta, mac he hod from toe President or
Secretary oa application. '
enuig to political speeches a man
- mnst use his own judgment if be
Jaxtis W. Excx. Watford, Out,.or to T. rurca-
Eft, Bro=sm. _ 4s•tr ..
Exec. Com, —L, D,., Banks. Geo. Leng,
desires to learn the truth. He
_
0. On, Fririny, Sept. 2Sth, ttco
W. V. Richardbon, Pickering., Out.
must take' with R gfaill of•salt;
L female. Fox Tcrrter {:upr,ix. all .white
'ear
' - Arthur Jeffrey;`
J, A. Ci0f1f1Or, y,'
the statements heheal•s €i�oitlin Iioli-
except right and areaaaleit -e o
g r �t
•t
tiCal platform.' HistOl'V ]), UveS
the ut:,er, eumc>th, haired, ebcrt mila, and
about one year u:d- any, information regard.
. 11resident. Secretary
....
that homan natare has not varied
n
ins their aLereabobta will be tbankfully
— _ _...
$u thousands of ears. Huueat
s
receiwd end suitnbiy rewarded by J. DIC61E,
Pickering. t2tx—
, :
Blacksmltl"hop
and upright men Are found all
'011
-New
politicxtparties, and neither p lrty
Pa
ARM FOR SALE RENT.-
F
Can prevent rogues from enlisting
Thr Logan fart,,, lo: 9. Base Tine, r,caor.
in g. Intel us 160 acres, large atone house good
The undersigned has just open-
$ their ranks: Both sides aal.ve
barn and stables, largo hay burn, plenty of
d his near blacksmith .4�lop, west
men of ability and integrity. 171
water. Good land for fariutog. Will nell•ebea
or rent s . sold -part, cash - -- a nos
on bridge And is prepared
rA6o,
TeCOrding his'vote he' should cast
on tttt.e--s. r cent. per aonnm. Ap { +Iv to
WK. LOGAJ, Pickering, 49 -9
o do black-smithing in all its lines.
$t in favor of the party which in
--
carriage work.
his judgment will serve the coun-
best. A be
r1 �R31 FOji' SALE• - Being, lots 1p
i and 11, con 7, towasblo of Pickerisz, and
Zonathan Liscoumb,
t man should not
consisting of 910 acres, This farm is the Doe
a slave to any political party, and
serve it through thick and thin.
on wbich 'the well -known Greenwood berd of
abort -horaa have been bred and fed during the
PiC�OYiii ,
I,t'
It i no disgrace to turn from one
put forty years, It is as rich sa a garden and
clean. wNiuld sell 150 acres, 183 acres or the
polit cal art to another.. A
y
whole of it. There le timber on one part of it
worth 1201)0. Terms easy.l Possession given
g pA T M E R,
turneont' is frequently looked
Apr' -llatiwo. Arthur JohnetGo,Greenwood.
.cgs Jtr
` upon as a man to be despised, buttf
Painter. - Paper Hanger.
it is the "turncoat" that saves the
misrule,
�OR .SALE. -•a house and one acre
country from when any
rt remains ill seer AO 1011 A8
y g
or garden is the village at Brougham.
There a on the premises a good frame house
All kinds of House Re ir9 dfJIIe'
1
,�a
iEo become debauched. In 1896, it
with atone cellar and' large kitchen, also a
small barn and driving house with stone stabl-
• Pill shortest notice and satis-
fACLlOII guaranteed.
g
YPaB the Conservative voter, who
+
in underuestb, and a stone hen house• Plan
of �ard and soft water, The garden is ip good
voted with the Liberals, that turn -
condition and is filled with pear, plum and
Call on me for estimates t)efore
ed the Conservatives ont of power.
the trees and other small fruit, A• the
pro} etor in Buds moving week early this" fell,
going elsewhere
I g g
L
;sad is i904 it was the iberal
the above property will be wld st • reaaonabie
. Address
,s ++
tnrnCOttt, that dethroned the
prid.. For tnrthor particulars apply, to JosEpa
BunE the POOCtrsa,
Liberals and placed Whitney in
on premises or w ce,
Brougham, 45u
-_;power. In England it is noteount-
ed a disgrace to change one's pa rty
allegiances. There we see fre-
etja
quest chAnges of goverumeut,.and
a government comparatively free
from corrup0on. Let the voter
throw off Lit shackles of party
slaver And
y go to the polls with
'
th( determidati'on to cast his un-
prejudiced vote in favor of the
_
�-
party that he thinks mill do the
i
country the greatest set vice.
�( ,
+ M'ARKHAM
Andrew Hood, of «iliriipeg, form-
T14 Sprit
of 54:54 ,
ervo
resident - of Scarboro being. at one
time the champion plowman of Can-
ada and also an enthustas.tic curler.
Dr. A. J3. Hassard, of Millbr6ok,
'bas-purchased the old 'H. B. Reesor
residence from ' J, Culucut, of Port
Perry, who bought it at the assignee's
P sale a few weeks ago. Dr. Hassard is
P well known throughout ''Canada as a
breeder and importer of -Clydesdale
and Hackney horses, tBld the Rne.new
f barn erected by Mr. Speacely will suit
his purposes admirably. He expects
to move to Markham next week, hav-
ing sold his property- at biillbroo'k,
and '.lo doubt wilt exbibit at 3larkham
'fair.— Econoniist.
UXBRIDGE .
- i e on the G.T.R, train, return-
ing.to Toronto from Wilberforce, the
'child of .Mr. and Mrs. Livings' on, W
Queen street east, tied in the arms of
its mother who was retilrnitio from
E the L.neral of her mother.
H. P. Cooke. of Uxbridge, was
,among a list of nine students called tc
` the bar at'Osgoode- Hall last Friday.
Be was also sworn in as a solicitor,
For his own sake, and the sake of his
talented father, we hope he may be a
credit to his protesslon and live tc
.adorn it.
An official of the Dominion govern
moent was here last week inspecting
l - _asites and getting prices on them. We
understand that the proposed building
according" to plans; wilt cost mucl
more than the first estimate of $5000
probably ` -ouble, so that we are in a
fair way f hawing a vL*y desirable
addition t our public buildings.
Journal.
Spices and Yinegars
:
Pure. Fresh Pickling Spices and Vinegars. -
•.
Everything in.- -- _:
Groceries, Fruits and Provisions.
• Always a'little better than the rest. ' li►
:Patronize the Grocery Store .for your -
ROCER E-S.
".Cash Paid for Butter and Eggs."
Mass! ii' -
� - f- :
- . _:_ •_
We have nbw on display at our Show -rooms a more complete line of '*
Furniture than ever before shown in Pickering.
Iron Bedsteads of every description and design.
Dining-room -requisites, such as Buffets,' Sideboards, r
Tables and Dining Chairs.
��.We have a complete line of Picture Mouldings. Orders for framing
executed promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. .
'In our. Undertaking Department you will find everyiain^ fleet class
and up -to -date.
Furniture delivered anywhere Come and nee us, no trouble
without charge. to show goods.
R ..
Ifingha_
FALL -MILLINERY _OPENING
Mrs. Leigh's Fall Millinery Opening will take glace on Wednesday, '
Sept. 23rd'and Thursday the 21tL. Ladies and'thrir friends
which *wj ill consist `of some of � e the very newest
and smartest designs in hats and bonnets.
.And all the types - -
between '
We fit this'" we fit this type
4g No two men are rust alike. No two types are designed alike
in the "Semi- ready" Tailoring House.
Perfectly -merle and perfectly - fitting garments are iaiyed w 'tits Iteysique
Typ. System; and each type of garment is made from '&runt seta of
patterns. Snits at $18 to $35.
Study, the Physique Type Chart in 'tlle Semi -ready Store,and
learn just bow we have -built up. an enormous business and reduced
tailoring to a science. :
emi- ready- a ailaring =-
John, Dickie & Co., exclusive agents for the Semi -ready S171TS
Special Orders, will take your m3asnre and have a MADE To
Semi -ready .$nit or Overcoat nmde to fit your exact oRDEl3
physeque type and delivered within sit days of receipt IN 6 DAYS
rof your order. i
MRS,. LEIGH' Side •Pickering, Ont.
FRESH GOODS
ARRIVED
Gentlemen's
Ladies'
nimerShirts,
Suinmer,Urnderwear,
�•- 'Summer - Underwear,
- Sateen Underskirts,.
a
' Hats and Caps, -
Corset Covers,
Ties,
Wrappers. -
George Parker, ;
�- Y- - :.-Dunbarton
Ilk
E. EiVANS,
Better Positions are the Result of
Better Education. attend the
ZLLMOTT
Pump Manufacturer
w
Shop and Residence, Dundas Sts
TORONTO. ONT.
WHITBY,' ONT. - =
~`
and prepare for the good ositions.
�
,
Some m,lst get them. by not
Three doors west of Whitby, ;House.
•t
you? Scores of busiiie'ss Colleges
have applied to us for teachers.
Does not this show the class of
We are prepared to instal wood or iron
y
�)
.
work we do ? {jet the best. It is
the only kind to get. Itis thekind.
Hundreds
pumps on short notice, also attend
to -all kinds of repairing.
-
that pays. of our stud-
ents go out to Rood positions each
- Cisterns' ,Wade to order. --
A ent for the Ontario Wind 'Mill,
A: gent
„
year. Now is the time to enter,
batalogue free.
also gasoline engines.
Phone No. 50 at residence.
NV. J. ELLIOT. Principal..
Cor. Yonge ik Alexander Sts.
t
(Note removal from old stand'on :Brock
1138
Street.) _
�Q 7 17r."I".'o
1.
e A.
CLAREMONT
Mrs. Fred Linton, of Toronto, W6 E. Risebrough, has parted
p e
purchaser being W. J. H. Rich.
visiting at W... Scott's. over Sunday. ELIABLE. GOODS
was the guest of Joseph Linton with hi
Robt. Miller, of Pickering, is driver, 93aby May,, the. RJUJ
► Gregg & Coates shipped car- Win. Tho-ison- moved -,rnjo the ardson, of Whitby, the prift be ren. Sovereign Bootk; for Mau every pid
pped a e _ For Men, Women and Child
dwelling adjoining r
- ''':`- '`load of stock on Monday. the bakery on ing the snug sum of $200. guaranteed) and prices reasonable. Call and see them,
P. Macuab jr. has returned after Wednesday. On Oct 11th, Rev. Mr. Carsead-
M rs; - F. H
spendin a week in the city. Hutchison,, who has den, of Sandford, will occup the �TR
PLO
been on the sick list, is AND FEED.
Miss Aub;r Farmer visited at now im- pug in, the Methodist Murch
C nicely.
r0
i' ecil Slack a in Uxbridge last proving an make an appeal in behalf of :.Choice Flour for Bread and P.%stry.
St '.Week Thos. U Mrs. Wilson, of the conference claims.
Myrtle, Feed constantly on hand.
M;;- Rumohr, of Toronto is visited their relatives Miss Florence Eastwood, of Pei-
-Rumohr, for a here on Sunday last. Repairing done.' Independent Telephone CenfjjW.
visiting her son, S. erboro, spent Monday with friends
days. David Wagg, of. Scarboro, spent here. She left ou Tuesday night The Corner Store.
W. M. PALMER, Proprietor%
F. Hutchison, the township tax, Sunday here with his parents, for New York a8'nurse-in-training
'-collector, hAs started op -his anhu- George and Mrs. Wagg, in one of the large hospitals.
al rounds. W. J. and Mrs. Graham, of To- Miss Morris, of Schomberg, and
and Tonto, were here -for a few days -Mrs- 11he p, of
Mrs. Cuttle,- of Toronto, a A
fV4,111111,11111 ;�Jll!1111:ii ill'iri'll -dWyW-VVlVh-M naintances. here on Saturday attending the
Thos. Neal. rs. 7TMi:ss %Mminnieuu!rt�o! is home funeral of the late Mrs. Paterson.
W. G. Bingham, of Newmarket, again after spending three weeks' They returned to their homes on
spent Sunday here with his wife vacation with friends elsewhere. Mdn'day. ......
-an
d famil I A few 'from here attended the Thos. Gregg and W. M. Palmer
Mrs,, aV
kiton, of Lexington, Lindsay fair on Saturday and were in Uxbridge on Taesda de- WIng".,
- liveriug a horse which Mr. Gregg We,h e 'Shares for the folio
Mich., arrived here on Saturday
they report the fair a great stic
eeiy.
last and will spend &.few months - sold to Mr.Aubre of Montreal.
with her parents, J. H. and -Mrs. - Ernest Forsyth bits gone to at- The price we believe was a very Ploughs:
Beal, tend the Markham High School. high one.
Sam. Stephenson, of Pickering, We wish him succes in his educa- Carloads of furniture at Clare- Ve rity Shares No. 16, 3 1 X L, 21, 4, 4a, 10, 7.
w ti heeled to Claremont on Sunday _Qnal career. moat furniture- store: Did you Gangs-Ontario No. 2, New Century, Imperial Jr,
I at-imd-w-hen-he--keached here he
-Mrs. Joseph Brown, we regret to see our-new-hearse-?-best in the -'- . 13 and 21. Imoerial, and National No. 8.
was seized with chills. Medical report, is again .on- the sick list county. Funeral cards printed on Fleury Nos Wilkinson Noe. 21, 7, 4, 10.
..-aid was summoned when it was and under the doctor's care. We Tshort; notice Independent tele. Peter Hamilt6n No. 21.
phou
Waterloo No. 7.
h5und that he Was threatened hope for her speedy recovery. le. _ J. H. Beal.• Frost & Wood No. 18 and 20. -Henry Alien No. 7.
with typhoid feyer. We are pleas- John. aud Mrs. Howe, of London, J. J. Harvey and Reuben' Besse Patterson Nos. 11, 12 and 13.
Sylvester Nos. 7 and S.
ed to say. that he' is 'now recover- were here last week renewing old attended the Laurier picnic at Uxbridge N6s. f, 5 and 7. Cockshnti Nip, Puncli, Judy.
: 7 ing from the attack. acquaintances. Mr. Howe is now Jackson's Point on Monday. They Gangs Twid Gang, Kidd, A Maple'Leaf. Kidd No. 21
James McFarlane and James book keeper in the C.P.R. a wet time but not suffici-
offices report
attended Oshawa in the Forest dampen the ardor -Shares for forty different kinds of Ploughs, at a
Underhilk, ently wet to da or 6f price that
t City.
and the. Lindsay fain last week. . The Ladies' Aid' elf 'F_rQ1A";i the - enthusiastic sup2girtei-S of will hold the trade.
Ostmwx, won 'Uhurch met at Win. Scott's on Laurier.
second prize for his carriage team Wednesday- afternoon. There was E. and Mrs. Haynes, of Good- CharleflSarigent Cl
and at Eindsay first prize. This a good attendance and a profitable 'wood, David -and Mrs. Pugh, of iiiremont
week he is exhibiting his team at time spent by all. Goodwood, H. and Mrs. Flumer-
-three fairs where we hope he may ........... " feltnnd family, Unionville, and Mrs
have his usual good luck. Wm. Pugh, Toronto, were 'the
A meeting in the lntere#ts of 9W4t-S a
Son f
Mr. Peter Christie, the Lib-C(in. 0 ise.7th concession, over
candidate for the House of
Sunday. • n
ruNARDSON"
Commons, will be held in the The -heavy rain on Monday was
'Masonic Hall on the evening of
heartily welcomed by- everybody.
Tuesd%y, Oct. 6th.
Col. Sam. As a result farmers. are now, busy- Important showing of finest display of
-.7
Hughes Win. 'Stnith. and Mr. at their -fall plowing, The land,
China. Avery large assortmeas of
Christie will addres-- the meetings however, wonld be better of more
rain as in many laces the rain
..The chair will he taken at 8 o'clock. L Ot lionary. Books, Dolls, . Toys. jabs-
1. As� .1 :.. -
The Communion service will be A., lilts not penetrated more -than rweived for the Holida, trade.
held in the Presbyterian Church
three inches. and see them.
next' Sunday, Oct. 4th, at the, sad
taken for sill Magazin",
morning hour. the seirrice to be
411 W/ TH, Weakly Lad Daily Newspapers
conducted by Rev. Jas. Stewart,
B. A., of Sunbury. The, propara- -�TOUI-FVILLE.
tory service was held on Wednes- HonorgratlLrAte of Toronto University
67
d afternoon .-Whear Rev. Mr. and Roval College of J)ental qUrgeons.
dap
Moore, of Pickering, gave. the ad- �also'Po�t-gradu%te of Chi,:ago College. `77'"tb'r
d ress. Crown and bridge work a'specialty.
Rumor has it that there Was at At, Claremont 1,4t Tuesday of niorith,
the recent Harvest Home in. the This woman gays that Lydia E. Office over Sargent's Tinshop.
'Nethod.istChnreli'a good deal of Ptakham's Vegetable Compound Independent 'Phone.
issapouament because o€-the cured her after-evek7thftig else MACHINE ----SHOP
di
failure in the plans for addresses. had failed.
It is reported to have been finAu- Mrs. W. Barrett, 602 Moreau St.,
Ciall t The undetsigned having.Euren.
qui e a success ecess but the a- Montreal, writes to Mm Pinkham4 0
bcve is much regretted. We may For years I was b. great. sufferer ed R. Wagner's Machine p in
hope for better things for the fut- from female weakness, and despite Kinsale, is prepared to do-- all
. '... . 1. every gveu me by doctors for icinds of. repair work and general ore, remedy ? - i- HIM*
this trouble, 6TOW worse inatead.of farper wants blacksmithing.
Remember the annual thank. tte Satisfaction
offering bets. I was is" failing in health, and hem" to lag W=.1--r ction gu-s0ante"ed.
ff ring of the W.F. WFM.S. in and I w" I dis� owas Lad uses Prices right.
'kine Church on Tuesday evening,, OM "; =&Idriaed me to try L 'Call and see us. p
1�178. them—t at 9 the =:R COLS w on %le
Oct.' Oth- A good program has Lydia a )s Vegetable Com- Of all materials and
TNE BISSELL design
PENGELLY kept in. stock. It will pay you
The roller th t to f dta and call at our works acd inspect our sloop
Z'e-Pogue, formerly of Phila- *%1 , ' Kinsale, Oast: and obtain prices. ' Don't be misled
by
been red for the. occasion. pound. I did. so, and am thankfW to JAMES
Be say that" tt cured the female weakness,
v. r. tons the M. = ptn-
makIng we strong and well. W 7
del hia, will deliver an address,
Evw7 woman who suffers from fe- ail' got 7 agentswe do not employ them, 000sega
sand Miss Goodwin, d+` Wian"te
of Toronto, male tPoubles abould try LT4i& IL p1w, My "M". 94-tv - 4 ly WL JAZI, and do throw off the &#ana
will sing. The ladies ask for a T. IL 81969LLOO. Ltd., Farriers e r"s- Trucks.1
ham's VerAable Cownpoun(L 00-iniffinion of 10 per mos., which you wM
liberal collection. l9lera• DEL certainly rare by purebuding from 1&.
A public tu FACTS FOR SICK WONEOL
meeting for a discus- For tbirt Bring in- your old wagon A.A get mu solicited.
y years Lydia K Pink the wheels cut' down.. Make good .'4
Sion of Dominion issues will be hanf - For sale by Howard E. Turner, 1. WHI) IV IRAWE 0 0
a Vegetable made farm trucks. ..011100. 1" , -
"held in the Town Hall here on the -Whitevale,.Ioral Agen't. Whitby. Ontede
-Buggies and other vehicles repainted
from roota and Vegetable made
the
-evening of Monday, Oct.-5th, in standard
remedy. for female, ills,
the interests of the candidature of The wholesome, harmless green leaves at reasonable rateb. A pain pregoripjign is printed anon
Mr. F. L. Powke and will be ad- and has poisftively cured thousands of each 25c• box of Dr. Shoopig pink Palm
women who have been troubled with and, tender stems of a lung healing moun. T&bleu. Ask your doctor or druaddat if
.�.`,....-,dressed by • Hon. SenatirDerby- dispEace MO.. lainous,shrubgiveto Dr. 'S.boo 's Cotigb Patterson,
the candidate Duncan inflammation, ulcera- Remedy 1 0 carat, this fornuis is not oonolete. nsaa—p
—shire and ive properties. Tickling womanly Manly pains
Macnab will preside and will take
Lion, L fibroid tumors, irregularities, or dry bronchial coughs quickly and safely CLAREMONT (Dowswell's old stand" an, pains anywhere ad in'
-odic Wkwhe, " mar- yield to this highly effective cough medi- stant.relieffram a Pink Pala Tables. 8Z
by T. M. McFadden.
the chair at &o'clock sharp. dine. Dr. 'Shoop assures mothers that
lass -down . feeling, flatulency, in Wednesda evening of last they can with safety givelt to even very Voters' List Co-art, 1908.
week G. M. and � Mrs. Forsyth. had tio d* or nervous prostration. young babes. No opium, no chloroform- don't try it ? to 46. C3 01 W
-a very unpleasant experience, absolutely nothing harsh or harmful. It 0 0 0
wal
-which might'have had far more Mrs. Pinkham invites all slek calms the distressing cough and heals the Municipality of, the, Tdwnship of
women to write her for advim sensitive membranes. Accept no other. Pickering.
serious consequences. They were She h" 69
.guided thoumnds! to Demand Dr, Shoo 's. sold by T. 111 A
-returning from the Oshawa Fair heafth6 ddresj4 Lynxt, Xam Fadden. M` NOTICE is hereby given that a t
tvirinime- West Zo—tirt will be held, pursuant Lo :0 Ck
aad when A...—, Ftt the A a-
Raglan corners their horse stepped Voters' List Act. by HisHon-., $ It to
Ontario's Vo
into..& hole in a culvert, dr the Judge rf the Count Court of'
throwing , -
wing y
& T3.All n_ 7
the animal on its back, throwing the County of Ontario, at the Town 0' "1 -. r No
SL w9a; Ila
out a-ad titr g luut:
ul" 10th dt* -cF &t�beir, I a- t eleven r e n-
..buggy upside down.. Mr. and Mrs. y b
o'clocka. m., to - beat and determine tn
.Forsyth were both badly shaken
the several complaints of errors. and 01
tip but fortunately were not serf- Jan
omission@ in the Voters' Lists for
ously injured. The -new rubber Polling Sub-Divisions Nos. 6, rob
7, 8, 9, *
.....tired buggy was badly smashed, andll of the Municipality of the mar 4ra
"the to being almost completely Township of Pickering for 19W. Apr
ruined _JV_e understand that Mr. 'AND. F -having business at the
-111 persons CAO. may
Forsyth will look to the East attend at 'the �40
Couit are required. to atte
Whitby'council for damages.
said time and.place. July oo. The 88th anniversary of se
the Sept
_DAted -at. Whitevake. ir)- thi said
townsh' this 24thdayc< ember,
held
on Stinday And Monday, - 1 8
A. D., l". - Z t: - : CA Nov. q0
Claremont B4iptist Church will be 4b -4 _* Sept 401 Oct.
0 t. 11th and 12th. 7 . - I . - . - '. . ::.:�, . L., q.: I .. ' ' i � .
r On Sundak Men
DONALD R. BEz&TON,
_al�,both morning and evening ser- January 190J- 'hitby 7, Oshawa 8. Bro; sb&m
01-1 Clerk of the said Municipality. 11, Port Pbrr 12'. Uxbridge V5, Uannington 14,
V -s 'Rev Jas. Grout, of Dundas,
Beaverton I Uptergrove 12
unlimited s'up I
1411 of the pastor of -the p y
cP irch will preach appropriate
sermons. The choir, assisted by
Ha's
of Chop' a''n'A Feed
9s Alice, Weir, of Port Perry,
will renders pecial music at both
Attention A ei
Leave your orders at the
those services. On Monday even-. h . . . . . . .
PICKERING'LUMBER YARD
'Ing the annual entertainment will '11 kinds .
for Ont.%rio'an4-Nvw-Brunswic1k
be held. Tea will be served from
As I am,going.out whitb cedar shingles.
5.20 to eight o'clock. _- This will be
A of the buggy
followed by a choice literary pro-
'business I have some snaps, Patent Roofing and all kinis of
Bug- 'building material.
gram. Addresses on live subjects hand. - .9- 'build
Revs. James
will be given' by -gies -selling at cost W. D. GORDON & SON.
Grant, of Dundas, W, B. Tighe,
bf Whitby, O. C. Gray, of U. x-
BuRgies,-reg. $80 now $70. -BAKING I
bridge, C. J. Loney, of Stouffville,
and by the resident ministers. reg. $65 now:$60' First-class bread constantly o
Miss Road Wagons, i n ban
Vocal solos will be given b ...... .... ....
-at-the-shop. Wagon on the road
id R.
-Alice Weir, of Port Perry, at zy
nodveeIr
q
Ur
-E. Forsyth, of North Claremont. All other rigs cut on the same rate. every day in the week.
A male Cakes of all kinds made to order
number of selections. Instr shortest notice.
MILLS
I itette will also give a
P INK R. I Cowan, Brougham
mental trios by "Messrs. 'George lee-Ordnm Parlor in connectioh'.
4 "Coates, W. Henderson Find David
Gregg and oiber.ttilent. Don't
ICKERIN Lakds 5 c SW^et W. Thomson,
miji this want. A Candy Bwcl Lautivit. Clareln On
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But'such work as this spread over . NCUIZISKING WITHOUT BEING HEATING -.-.,
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-e . I I several countries is enormously ex- Two Sunderland shipyards have SOLD 13T ALL GROVERA 1050
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gentina, many women had fallen, t6 . * f - :. � ; t,,.: * '.
I , * pensive and is only a palliative 1) been closed through lack of orders. ,'.'. � `�`t�;'-
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- - . the terrible evil, not a, remedy f, .1 Teri million sterling is every year
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and over only the words: "The lo- be quenched if httacked at its head The shelves of the British Muse- I" I
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thi sources? Is there any parasite or I are estimated to contain ;391
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� .,r mitigate it i Such questions as County of, London corers 7�7 TWO OF PERSIA'S - . .
:�down upon their rields and plains, i
�Ou�ly dis-, 442 acres; but the London police
tlestroying the crops and every ves- these are now being anxiously area is 443,421 acmi I . ;. Tabriz One of !Most Ancieut Towns 110P"l to Get Past Obstacles is
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. .1. . . were carried by the London Coun- Persia's ancient city of Tabriz, I :�
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'No other, part of the world has ILL - - ty Council tramway cars. - one of the scenes of recent violence 3 , -
S OF CHILDHOOD, , . i ar.to explore a part of New Gui-
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. � -in recent years suffered from such HOW '10 CURB THEM Hull claim's the distinction of hav- I in the Shah's dominions, can hard- nea by balloon. This great island,
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a Plague of locusts as the agricul- . I. -- I . I ing the cheapest tram rides - a 11 b- -be said to have ever enjoyed a the largest in the world excepting ,.
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tural States 'of subtropical an] In thousands,• of homes Baby's (juiet life. When Turk and Turco- Greenland. is very difficult to ex- . ,.'.'. .
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temperate South. America-Argen- Own Tablets is the only medicine ri I ll, '91�A§4, har, I W.an in(! Persian were not shakinsr! pl,�re. It abounds in . swamps; �� ... :
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tina, Bolivia, s;outh`F-rn=raz11, E-aT---u, use when crirldren -are EMT an u -00, Go .old walls with battering rams Anse tropical torests ,1110 -1105-L11113 . . -
. .1 died from blood poisoning, caused' the I I - .
'aguay and Uruguay share the affi;c- the mother w*ho keeps this nVdicine the earthquake was having its 'iu- tl';bcs: Dr. Poch two years ago
;110 �tion. � - . o.i hand may feel as safe as though by , mosquito bite while fishing. -or -
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, The London and N orth-w"- tern I ning. The public buildings bear found triL , only fifteen wiles in -
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--, L 'been steadily increasing for a nom- 1-,me. Baby's O,wn Tablets cure Railway Company keeps a. maker of ably the. Kabud Masjid -blue' Vuinea that had never been seen by
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- . ber of years. They are supposed to alk stomach and bowel troubles', artificial limbs in its employ.. tructed of wonderfully white men.
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originate in the southerly Part Of break up colds, expel worms,.. and Great Britain has the longest, arabesqued blue, tiles;. while the cit- .The chief of, the mining depart- . .
_1he Amazon basin and in the Cha- 'make teething easy. The coast line in Europe-Italy, hussst-'i adel gapes with its earthquake-riv- I r6ifnt of British New Guinea in his
I - -t vernment ktst annual report said that though , .-
, 9 of ,Bolivia and` of northern Ar- has the guarautde of a go an and France -coming next in or- en sides. Although the An � ..
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-been estimated to be sixty miles :Baby's Own Tablets for my little Out of' 300,000 ,,olumes lent last has.deprived it of much of its . . I.
11 . 11 im- � bew their way through the tropical .
liung and ,from twelve to fifteen girl while,teething and for consti- I I -are lik6ly- at any, . ---:----
., � year by the Wetifuninster -public lib- rvrtance, and tie . leather mer�, v:egmativn atird . - 114, . .
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..wiles wide. - But these billions - of pation, and think'there is no medi- . farieW of London, only five . were ctiants and silversmiths eke out a bine'to be attacked by the natives.
I flying insects are only�tbe forerun- cime-can equal them." Sold by me- lost. I . . . . . carious livelihood by -engaging in I The worst savages .are : in Dutch I ,
ners of the . - . - divine dealers. or 'by mail at 25 . •. 1. � pre . I New Guiuea� two-thly& . of which -.7.4* , � --�;.
GREATER MISCHIEF TO'COME. cents a box from The Dr. U'il- � King Edward is tr,, the Emperor a little snati,pling. I unexplored. , .
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. Co. Ig (I Teheran, the centre of the civil (- reasods wh
.1 1. .They make desolate the area in. liants' Medicine , Brockville, of Austria is 7,, and the kit ) I Persia, ha,-,witli-1 Thee are the y Lieut. .
'' I 1 :. . mp Ont. , I . .1 � - Roumania is 68. . President 1. Falli- war now raging in defgane 1 J�anbaldo (if the Dutch navy,
.. .whicb.they settle, but, often in .1. , . . eres is 07. . . . in'the last twenty years tin I experienced aeronaut, has been4lu.
- `it. Before . I ... . ' . I i I . ex ' A
I , . wide r.eas in t4e�r fli� . with
the most. rapid transformation of'
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. . � '� . 'n earth L - . .it a pension of s�o a year to those all L Oriental cities. Since the' old: . I . .
. . lions L'. eggs in the %,,,. r, -, taken dovirn and I .. �-alloozn. trip next year across the . . ..
: .. . . British Reri-of-War are Can- below a commissioned four mile wall -al- t . :dew Guinea,
,.. which in a few weeks becurtle -t ":v , Tuo Brit , . the ditch filled up to form a broad ,%citi�rn part of Dutch N
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., "brood, 'before it can fly, that utter . I The cruiier- Agincourt. which was I eat , a his have modernized thi anci- His plans are all made and li,is GOT-
' everything - H, M. S. PegAsus, which, as re- i for -many years the flagship of the p I e m , ! c,t,nment.is backin the enterprise. .-
- I.." Ij strips the . land of ' d b birth e o Haroun-el-E4s� 9 . -- -
Breen as thought t it had been litirned .
peeled recently, has succeeded in:1 Channel Fleet, is to be -converted ".I " the . is character of, He will travel in a free air bal-
. . r. l I . I . Li-inging off from anti podes Is- into a floating coal depot. . To P re", c I 8 -
-o,�e . . - ' South Picifiii, tw-enty- Ithe city, however, the old. pits t �, - t 1, cn,oa-nd he' has the coilfi-' - -
All the 'Governments are fightin' . land, in the ect- sailor, is the crui- , The will of General Sir Redvers tap the pubterrAnean water courts- i dence that, ascending , from Ca &
ears.7ag 9 "tie shipwreck -
.� the evil.- Two � ' the The has been pr�ived in Exeter es, on which all local life depends. I St oenbuo - h coast, K
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;. ,ize�%'b'e�'- s( r -hose special duty it is just now " I J .., - at-- the f6ot- of GecIvink -
� Aine Government organized bare Registry 'Court. The value of the were centuries ago. I "II land . ... :., . ,
I to scour these -t�cas in search, of I . are still'as they we
,-'at under the n4me of Defenss gen- . . .. I e,-tate is sworn-at $174,9W., � . . . . . . Pay, on the north shore. The 'me-
.- castaways. . I .1 --46-- . I "I .. I. orological conditions seern to jug- - I
'eral agri.cola Para la extinction de .
Two castaways. continually Wheeled. in . a bath - chair to a ,: . .. ' to -
langosta, or Commission for the! - 1, dy ;--.. AN OLD-TIME QUACK. .-' flfy his faith. From April till Oc- - -
'.. . er-.gaged, all the year round, on this meeting at Droitwich, an old a . -. I .. t,-)ber th�' southeast trade�wind can
- . , , 1)estructiowof the -Locust. Last . id.- They steam from aged ninety, embraced Gentrall In'the right hands, , ......L. -�
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% I year the Argentine Congress placed' humane errand: with . . L - 't is a poor l,v counted upon as reg-ularly as the - .� 1k, I
desert - island- to ain6ther, so t Routh, who presented her th hi%L ,.' I ' I
1'.*;,5W.000 at the dmposal of. this one . t each is] photograph. - . root that will not work. both wa�s ! d,-.ily reappearance of the sun. ' - I . , --:*-f§A
. i timing thei-r -arrival that An old quack doctor was once - �.;. I is ..
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1. . commission. - . - v6ited,. in turn at least once every A memorial service lot Gen. I calle'd to see a boy who ha,j chills Mo 'takes it-, turn. Ram- . ...
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general commission in every dc- . Wulfe was held recently at and fever. th : � i�iildo' mill chore aomii- fine day in . .., . ;4
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L . 'OUS and they extend from the nor- hundred .uninhabited and isolated. where ' the' remains of the victor of .cfr,,& root, and put .o n , I , doubt, that he will be carried &I- , . I. .
• islands, atolls. and ,archipelagoes, Quebec are interred. • . glass of water and some in another' , most due no .. . :L. J
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. I ))ublic to -the Neuquen River, al- . I I I the t'6dicin*e in' I ' somewhere near . the -shore of Geel - I -
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.1 1[ilost to Patagonia Ever) sign of afivtbin ' e 0 the chills,' * ' he then said to the � 'i': *k Bay. h rt air. - -� - L,!-,
(Ic sk . .g being -amiss Od j.hav' been repo-rted t -the Sur'rey, for Upon the success of this short I .. . . sible Js done to minimize the. dam- approaching an island, no atte"llit I ('o tstabulary as having been stolen God's - mother, "but give this in the L. of L - -,, 1..tA
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m. -- .. I.. ;�:.,made to effect a landing ;for this, 1 . esl,tll�,, sort in N - ,..�t , 7 ,I
. : A 'fine of 100 ... front porches.of -country churches. ether when . New Guinea. -The diys ..
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.�. peso-, is Imposed tip- Besides wasting I . - -
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1 Normanhurst Castle, the 'country on . . " . - t-a, I ce i n a straight- line is 311Y , ..1. "
rTi any settler failing to report to ! . - - I
. . I the sub-committee in 'his district the would be. very. dangerous. many of, 'eat'of Lord Brassey, which. It -But., doctor, the .XT16' -1-ut ono nines and the balloon ex- - :. 7 -..v ,
. . them being �xceedingly difficult of - , as . . actly the sonic Ill- . I I in the - . ,.. -.
. �presence of locust swarms .or hop- .. L•een seriously damaged by fire, is, tested. in ex ' . pl,prer e%Ix,cts to- -makz it I . .. ...
q approich arid inaccessible. ' ' I light of �;ne day. . - . . .� ,...
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. I � .per eggs on his land. An organized i I ' -ved- Or if one of the most picturesque man- both glasses," ' -1 red t1artigh 41.2. .- ,
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, � Biit if signals are obs I . ., not at all " ' �h . 9 e 'Will be. to . 1.
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service embracing thousands of men I floating Nvrce�age is seen :which ap-. :,ions in England, . and was complet. quack. . . . . . -cour cat deal.; He .1. . ...
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readiness at any moment tjo pears to he of recent origin. then. e0 in 187 1. ..'. . � .1 . I . w you . scrape the bark ,e. (" and record a great . ::1„•r
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Fend a force to any place where I ' At a ineeting .of suffragettes, " - hill: hate a nun 4-�
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. . - The most of inv�stigation is made. In this way,. Lady: Frances Balfour s . glees the expel-ts to st-cure.. panoramic � . . ..,
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. ., y woman - t - I es- 'lot him thiotighout the --:;,7 -
, _-- rescued mariners have been the rmoothiv "but you didn't . ec how'
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT �- rescued from certain -death b- star- to refuse to I lady. This for, I :` 11
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is that as 'Many' as i2,000 hopper Va t i (- - in a week. . _L(-) His course . t
I eggs have been ' counted in a space ' It says som�lhing ior the humane 'm and that makes it high cockalormn. -'av across . Louis
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. T' YJ • An abnormal number of Jewish This for the fever I scrape Aow.n I ii,;(k% the Cart
less than three and a half feet � instincts of the British Admiralt. "
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. -square. A prodigious nuilloer V1 Offich0s, that 01c ihitish is W-� "it.., I wruut-Lijs�, "re celebiatted rl--Lom- or fli-e-r-6--o-f,and that makes 1L luw 1� able to count, - --
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the young insects are destroyed I Navy that troubles itself about this I don recently.' This was particular- c(:ckahighrum." - :.: i �. ' -.!',�:��-",�
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. And; .y noticeable in' the case of the east . • . . 7,:: "
I Soon aCtef hatching by. means, of., ambulance service of the sea I - , , - .. .. 10 e5'17-,
sprinkling carts filled arisenic! this, afthough,• in a large. propor-: end synagogues. where the officiat- I . . , range. The plains, forests, rivers
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cojintr� they cover is, too . vast to � . ., - ". � - � - -i% - -s( -ill , roduction of
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be ' d by the* Pe. '' the region-- - ;: i�-.'
yeti I cannot I will unchain in-3 In excellent . .
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din process, Fortunateh%�; thelgami-, belonged to ,I French ship, I
fa--Itho Felix Faure`,* while ,I ml.pilier -)c had better adoptl" a. ..
. sked Mrs. i and I know he wiil be most pl,-,ased: L-hm-L whi.h lie will float. ,
young hoppers havcr habit timt, , J( . I -.-:, --
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of the trench pieces of sheet tin poisoning a , L.:. disc All stores and druggists sell it at y,r�,cess, . I . . I.. ..
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But'such work as this spread over . NCUIZISKING WITHOUT BEING HEATING -.-.,
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and over only the words: "The lo- be quenched if httacked at its head The shelves of the British Muse- I" I
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thi sources? Is there any parasite or I are estimated to contain ;391
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� .,r mitigate it i Such questions as County of, London corers 7�7 TWO OF PERSIA'S - . .
:�down upon their rields and plains, i
�Ou�ly dis-, 442 acres; but the London police
tlestroying the crops and every ves- these are now being anxiously area is 443,421 acmi I . ;. Tabriz One of !Most Ancieut Towns 110P"l to Get Past Obstacles is
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. .1. . . were carried by the London Coun- Persia's ancient city of Tabriz, I :�
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'No other, part of the world has ILL - - ty Council tramway cars. - one of the scenes of recent violence 3 , -
S OF CHILDHOOD, , . i ar.to explore a part of New Gui-
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tural States 'of subtropical an] In thousands,• of homes Baby's (juiet life. When Turk and Turco- Greenland. is very difficult to ex- . ,.'.'. .
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tina, Bolivia, s;outh`F-rn=raz11, E-aT---u, use when crirldren -are EMT an u -00, Go .old walls with battering rams Anse tropical torests ,1110 -1105-L11113 . . -
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'aguay and Uruguay share the affi;c- the mother w*ho keeps this nVdicine the earthquake was having its 'iu- tl';bcs: Dr. Poch two years ago
;110 �tion. � - . o.i hand may feel as safe as though by , mosquito bite while fishing. -or -
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, The London and N orth-w"- tern I ning. The public buildings bear found triL , only fifteen wiles in -
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--, L 'been steadily increasing for a nom- 1-,me. Baby's O,wn Tablets cure Railway Company keeps a. maker of ably the. Kabud Masjid -blue' Vuinea that had never been seen by
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originate in the southerly Part Of break up colds, expel worms,.. and Great Britain has the longest, arabesqued blue, tiles;. while the cit- .The chief of, the mining depart- . .
_1he Amazon basin and in the Cha- 'make teething easy. The coast line in Europe-Italy, hussst-'i adel gapes with its earthquake-riv- I r6ifnt of British New Guinea in his
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11 . 11 im- � bew their way through the tropical .
liung and ,from twelve to fifteen girl while,teething and for consti- I I -are lik6ly- at any, . ---:----
., � year by the Wetifuninster -public lib- rvrtance, and tie . leather mer�, v:egmativn atird . - 114, . .
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I flying insects are only�tbe forerun- cime-can equal them." Sold by me- lost. I . . . . . carious livelihood by -engaging in I The worst savages .are : in Dutch I ,
ners of the . - . - divine dealers. or 'by mail at 25 . •. 1. � pre . I New Guiuea� two-thly& . of which -.7.4* , � --�;.
GREATER MISCHIEF TO'COME. cents a box from The Dr. U'il- � King Edward is tr,, the Emperor a little snati,pling. I unexplored. , .
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.1 1. .They make desolate the area in. liants' Medicine , Brockville, of Austria is 7,, and the kit ) I Persia, ha,-,witli-1 Thee are the y Lieut. .
'' I 1 :. . mp Ont. , I . .1 � - Roumania is 68. . President 1. Falli- war now raging in defgane 1 J�anbaldo (if the Dutch navy,
.. .whicb.they settle, but, often in .1. , . . eres is 07. . . . in'the last twenty years tin I experienced aeronaut, has been4lu.
- `it. Before . I ... . ' . I i I . ex ' A
I , . wide r.eas in t4e�r fli� . with
the most. rapid transformation of'
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. . � '� . 'n earth L - . .it a pension of s�o a year to those all L Oriental cities. Since the' old: . I . .
. . lions L'. eggs in the %,,,. r, -, taken dovirn and I .. �-alloozn. trip next year across the . . ..
: .. . . British Reri-of-War are Can- below a commissioned four mile wall -al- t . :dew Guinea,
,.. which in a few weeks becurtle -t ":v , Tuo Brit , . the ditch filled up to form a broad ,%citi�rn part of Dutch N
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' everything - H, M. S. PegAsus, which, as re- i for -many years the flagship of the p I e m , ! c,t,nment.is backin the enterprise. .-
- I.." Ij strips the . land of ' d b birth e o Haroun-el-E4s� 9 . -- -
Breen as thought t it had been litirned .
peeled recently, has succeeded in:1 Channel Fleet, is to be -converted ".I " the . is character of, He will travel in a free air bal-
. . r. l I . I . Li-inging off from anti podes Is- into a floating coal depot. . To P re", c I 8 -
-o,�e . . - ' South Picifiii, tw-enty- Ithe city, however, the old. pits t �, - t 1, cn,oa-nd he' has the coilfi-' - -
All the 'Governments are fightin' . land, in the ect- sailor, is the crui- , The will of General Sir Redvers tap the pubterrAnean water courts- i dence that, ascending , from Ca &
ears.7ag 9 "tie shipwreck -
.� the evil.- Two � ' the The has been pr�ived in Exeter es, on which all local life depends. I St oenbuo - h coast, K
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� Aine Government organized bare Registry 'Court. The value of the were centuries ago. I "II land . ... :., . ,
I to scour these -t�cas in search, of I . are still'as they we
,-'at under the n4me of Defenss gen- . . .. I e,-tate is sworn-at $174,9W., � . . . . . . Pay, on the north shore. The 'me-
.- castaways. . I .1 --46-- . I "I .. I. orological conditions seern to jug- - I
'eral agri.cola Para la extinction de .
Two castaways. continually Wheeled. in . a bath - chair to a ,: . .. ' to -
langosta, or Commission for the! - 1, dy ;--.. AN OLD-TIME QUACK. .-' flfy his faith. From April till Oc- - -
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- . , , 1)estructiowof the -Locust. Last . id.- They steam from aged ninety, embraced Gentrall In'the right hands, , ......L. -�
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% I year the Argentine Congress placed' humane errand: with . . L - 't is a poor l,v counted upon as reg-ularly as the - .� 1k, I
desert - island- to ain6ther, so t Routh, who presented her th hi%L ,.' I ' I
1'.*;,5W.000 at the dmposal of. this one . t each is] photograph. - . root that will not work. both wa�s ! d,-.ily reappearance of the sun. ' - I . , --:*-f§A
. i timing thei-r -arrival that An old quack doctor was once - �.;. I is ..
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1. . commission. - . - v6ited,. in turn at least once every A memorial service lot Gen. I calle'd to see a boy who ha,j chills Mo 'takes it-, turn. Ram- . ...
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general commission in every dc- . Wulfe was held recently at and fever. th : � i�iildo' mill chore aomii- fine day in . .., . ;4
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• islands, atolls. and ,archipelagoes, Quebec are interred. • . glass of water and some in another' , most due no .. . :L. J
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. I ))ublic to -the Neuquen River, al- . I I I the t'6dicin*e in' I ' somewhere near . the -shore of Geel - I -
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(Ic sk . .g being -amiss Od j.hav' been repo-rted t -the Sur'rey, for Upon the success of this short I .. . . sible Js done to minimize the. dam- approaching an island, no atte"llit I ('o tstabulary as having been stolen God's - mother, "but give this in the L. of L - -,, 1..tA
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m. -- .. I.. ;�:.,made to effect a landing ;for this, 1 . esl,tll�,, sort in N - ,..�t , 7 ,I
. : A 'fine of 100 ... front porches.of -country churches. ether when . New Guinea. -The diys ..
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1 Normanhurst Castle, the 'country on . . " . - t-a, I ce i n a straight- line is 311Y , ..1. "
rTi any settler failing to report to ! . - - I
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. . them being �xceedingly difficult of - , as . . actly the sonic Ill- . I I in the - . ,.. -.
. �presence of locust swarms .or hop- .. L•een seriously damaged by fire, is, tested. in ex ' . pl,prer e%Ix,cts to- -makz it I . .. ...
q approich arid inaccessible. ' ' I light of �;ne day. . - . . .� ,...
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. I � .per eggs on his land. An organized i I ' -ved- Or if one of the most picturesque man- both glasses," ' -1 red t1artigh 41.2. .- ,
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, � Biit if signals are obs I . ., not at all " ' �h . 9 e 'Will be. to . 1.
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readiness at any moment tjo pears to he of recent origin. then. e0 in 187 1. ..'. . � .1 . I . w you . scrape the bark ,e. (" and record a great . ::1„•r
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Fend a force to any place where I ' At a ineeting .of suffragettes, " - hill: hate a nun 4-�
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT �- rescued from certain -death b- star- to refuse to I lady. This for, I :` 11
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is that as 'Many' as i2,000 hopper Va t i (- - in a week. . _L(-) His course . t
I eggs have been ' counted in a space ' It says som�lhing ior the humane 'm and that makes it high cockalormn. -'av across . Louis
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less than three and a half feet � instincts of the British Admiralt. "
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. -square. A prodigious nuilloer V1 Offich0s, that 01c ihitish is W-� "it.., I wruut-Lijs�, "re celebiatted rl--Lom- or fli-e-r-6--o-f,and that makes 1L luw 1� able to count, - --
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the young insects are destroyed I Navy that troubles itself about this I don recently.' This was particular- c(:ckahighrum." - :.: i �. ' -.!',�:��-",�
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I Soon aCtef hatching by. means, of., ambulance service of the sea I - , , - .. .. 10 e5'17-,
sprinkling carts filled arisenic! this, afthough,• in a large. propor-: end synagogues. where the officiat- I . . , range. The plains, forests, rivers
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cojintr� they cover is, too . vast to � . ., - ". � - � - -i% - -s( -ill , roduction of
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be ' d by the* Pe. '' the region-- - ;: i�-.'
yeti I cannot I will unchain in-3 In excellent . .
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din process, Fortunateh%�; thelgami-, belonged to ,I French ship, I
fa--Itho Felix Faure`,* while ,I ml.pilier -)c had better adoptl" a. ..
. sked Mrs. i and I know he wiil be most pl,-,ased: L-hm-L whi.h lie will float. ,
young hoppers havcr habit timt, , J( . I -.-:, --
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( ' similarly brought away from the, Brown. ,"I dunno," ans,Wercd 'her it( .do so. . I �.' . I 1. - - i if the joitrneN � I
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of the trench pieces of sheet tin poisoning a , L.:. disc All stores and druggists sell it at y,r�,cess, . I . . I.. ..
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_no, ,furtable. Leading firms will ex . ee., . . . I ...
I hibit complete rooms furnished in Give the Children a Chan .. ; - steady sewing. I- .� . . . .. . . 7 �;-., I.,
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I R. REN'E ST. JEAN, X10 �St. various styles. Near by. there 'will Spanking does not cu-re children ofbed• .. . . . . M.
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M UnAviek 962eeb, lab& - , I - - rAM,rL-qh1P rl;qplag of nnfiQi t . -.,.!U 1h# Vi;nggr Rpyyyng Mgnh;ng ;a bij;lt QLNt :- - - -- %.--.. -
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re one of ,e L to Windsor, Ont,, will send free to -any . ,. I . -
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lard k It irregiilar hours, and did I But the exhibition will be notal)le . I . - I
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-, . 'child, . L Zuld cal,v by . i
—I 1i e loss of ,� in another direction. Furnititre . . .
not 19-the -a few meals, L. . I you in this way. Don's blame the ,� .
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. . -- weeks I had changed to., and equipment siwh. eX .. .. Sind mpany
,a PhYr .. -do not constitute a home. treatment "also -cures adults and aged , . I
aical wreck. juncts. . ]MONTREAL . Nk 1-4N1p--C3 I I
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., people troubled with u,i.. difficalties by � a
7 , "Eight botties of Perunii, brought I Hence the promoters have arranged . � ., ... 312 AlanninAT Chambers 533 Board or Trade @;dg 904 Main 8;;;t -L
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- -St., New York City, formerly one.. tions�-shall have place in the fore- Tramp-' 1.
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.i .ehd d;--t- - , road -mum I - Lady QL the 1 — - -1.
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Ont., has , ,d to House — "Persona -Ilya —e,arinQt; b'ut'i � - -- -;:, J � -- I �11!
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7'-. we-nty-ftveyear-year ,tors .-and-AnclAor ruistim, I will unchain my dog, -and I -know" .-Rhe'uriffatism, Pain, Et . ,
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I Odd Fell,ow4ip. .He writes as fol- , ,Every..woman wifts-eek-the "bob -1"-e .wilL be mug p eased to do so 7 So CENrS, ALL DRUGGISTS. OR . . . . .., � 1.�
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IF . "Ever's'ince-I have been hand- che. model ward, in w-children's These two ' desira6li qluitlifiea.( THE PAN130 COMPANY, ' in TORONTO.
' I Wholesale- Lyman, Brea. & 0o... Toronto and Ma itratai - Lyman, Knox & C:a,k3^
ling Peruna, I have had a 'fine; hospital.- children's- furnitilre and 'ticns, pleasant to the taste and at � ..- ' im . : -
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:'trade. Ohre a family buys a bat -; games and toys of every descrip- the same time 0 1111M111l11111111111111111 .� ,. � .
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I .tle. I am sure of selling them more, fiim. - - . . _ , found in Hother'Graves' Worm, Ex- . -
and it never fails to bring addition- The practical h 11 tervainator. Children-tike it' ... 1:1
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h i ions f 's. As! pet sweepers. brushes, ,brooms, mine is a most careless man, I ex- '
. . ct he1l lose his - .. 11 ,-A. J. PATTISON & C009 .�
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4% household remedy it is without --laundry app"aces., wasbing -f(.
'bompAre, splendid for mothers and � knife cleaning machines. - ----- --i----y1--rs. Bunn-"I see
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'-:� F-XTREM,ES .N- . I fail try 'Holloway's Corn Cure. No Whi4n going away from home " .1. I - .1 , - �.. .. I . �. 't prices' ' , �L' . : '
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I pain whatever, and no inconven,: al any change of habi 'at he is �a! � ,--- f per cent. to 35 per cent, per annum and are in .
. xtntant Young Father-My baby[ence, in tising ft. - - ' - .' wise dian who .numbers .among ,., . I - . . .. � . . Q
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to tooth has z City of 'C'obalt; Cuni gas, La. Rose, . -Nipiising, Terniscarning I I 2 �t,
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I mo i . and TreLlieway are populat 9tocks and L should" increatie in '. .. �"..,
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)occupattons. whic " are awal sorts got a bottle of'Fer"rlu, remedy at hand with which to cope ,
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storative without questio"n the most - I . I some of his children on '-Truthful.-,1 ,Ito silver ore production for 1908 m.ft-y.,f1%kf119 S"TON14 &"d .heft 1-41U at J 12 -, .1 - . '''f'
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,icfficacious'on the market, They,are ' tempts .even when successful. . - * W R L . . L . . . -00 h. ,.t .U. pr'.Sti, Psy,vitc% Dept.' to,
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'easily ) ' ' b ' ' ' . I 1.5 t .V 4 4 % , , C H W4, C, i), ;:.
, * . n a a- boy. if he or any of -Lhi ' — . - - , .,�,�
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: dieting their excel-. to . . I . IME WORK 'Ninilis, to "Parate I
`Aence. L more subject than rrien, 0'ecomes so i. washed With Soap: 41 A new C,)ba�t proposa,on wi%jc; ` " , 1: ; , . .'LL ,."
. z . . : . were thoroughly L �n , HC high-pood %L1twUit1,--Kn1ttia% Machhlu. . I
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-:- - - � - . �. � , - acute in some .subje"ets that�thcv they' _water; LittleTommy, who irits ' ceyelopme, Irty idea Av hime ; wit-i:e or �p.Lrs time knitting for
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. . i al e utterly prostrated. The Sto- seated in the corner of the room, , bloc:(-. removed ;rem the p
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., .r . mach refus . I . 11 I I soon . of Way r- L M. ' Tll1RV'l(%'i) t'O., Dept. W, 6r1tll&. Ontario. . � , I :J
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.expert accountant. They say' he's' ,onstan't and- distressing effort toigibt used to it. I -.1. 4 we ara. offerina i lirni;aa amount of Uirica at I . �.��,
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.4kcing crazy. •" . � ; I 20 oaras per store, $1,00 rr.nopersonal liability, The Mild .. .
. �. I free the stomach from bile ,60iich I , . . .. .. � ' . - . . . I on an instalment Plan of cents per sham port. . . .. .. ,
, 'Hc'q been },as become ilnduly',secrett-d ' there. , ' .
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- I t) e 1 Phy.41cat Pain an,l mental .%rigulth afffict the .1 Climate of Virginia -1
a� the trouble ?" Dobson—, .1,��
. I ' Ictinii4skindise,wii. Got rici of b�th by rt - month . . . . . I often splendid ,e -clt rLising.
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, 'i�- kcitsehold accounts-." - * ' I , binkZ Werver's Corato on tbo' ha.ttqJ, itching, ng. .Its- 31.1ed i nf, as 9", ,If.,. J...d
The relief riven is among the .a and Crown I.. dents into Terniskarr;nii� Noya Scotia Winters are short, C mate salt .1
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I - , �.Ixsarye from 20 to 30 cents par share. To-day, f, ood and selling bo!��w its v:Llue, hiii; increasing ... - ��!.,,
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Ringer e 'nerves 1 m .�� I - � . . .. ,r .
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11-7:, . relieves the pre�surp* on the '.. . .. . . and crown I.?7. Pirure these Virginia.
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. . ,, - Sewing Machine Company's ad� - which cause the headache. . Try . . . :BLAMEFUL. I . worits. U tumizaiuner'of Agriculture, I . . i : . �.
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• ene of the three places to his. post, ' I 'A Good Medicine requires 'little 7
(fiause, ) -..'Poor -darl-ing !. Do- -you 1 18 Adelaide S . t. -E. - TORONTO I ..
.1. bad !" - B - (,A-1lLi has advertising. Dr. Thoma-s--Y( -cute � . . .: ... .
.. - .. I feel Vol obb-, .. btock dirid.111aing Lz�nanjs -- + - , ----- . 1�een 'v . .16 . . . . Wl 1''.., - - �ell' broilght u') "TI),ink 0 1 gained tile. good name it now I . . . I --
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-.-Exhibition Jin Londo- - i �as a remedy for bodily pains and irrii;.iLted.,,,,,rzes,.'!zgs,inilkie:1.4'1'(I,t-eiitjqliart, AND IS Uslis
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displayed in the ideal home exhibi- , : .. . . . - - ATHER DYEING � ; ' .
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I also world famed -1 %w.:.
I ; The best of ('6vlon i'13 in h.er t 0 "':': ! . 'aL hume: ' Doie simall, effect stire. . (;l6acing "d Purling and Kid Gloves cleaned Tba" ' --- . . -.:2,:, - :,�q,
.,Age of her Majesty tli(, Queen at, ; "on` sere else do they' I grow to such • . . � I COP be sent by, port, k Par a& the beat, place is I I send for Freo Cataloz '�. z -,1,
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which NNill lie men-loraide in Lon- ' i L " " I . L ' L �.. . ALONTREAL .
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- I 6,af window, please.
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1: I . )” ho. country in the world ' B, I I " � 'Waiter, there *s draught enough L � . � . " ".. ,-V
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Is I 0 one a death (of cold. . Do .. . �,�',t�'� �.
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.J- were let at a peppercorn rent' ' V&ii-��;enks-,\iorsei,tek-,,i-,t;;-jr���,+,ia+ ..:wiiolll,,ii. .. -,
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� ��r, b Wats,,h ' � ! ni ft d ? ,\V11Y hate you clo-ed, -th 6L ply the'leinali'l.
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moors and deer forests, and the- I . :ut thk ii,il, out and �e. `1 to U-� tdtwy, and we
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IF . "Ever's'ince-I have been hand- che. model ward, in w-children's These two ' desira6li qluitlifiea.( THE PAN130 COMPANY, ' in TORONTO.
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�outdo�;r lives. . The former nill find-. The,e#6rfq'of worniliyi � fo make I . .. . . I :--, - I COBALT HAS MADE GOOD J1--t1"-1N"`-`-3 rm)()x FR;`K- 'tells hft- V�ulcan
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..� �.., in Parineler's. Vegetable Pills a re�, them ' stilveti be . autiful .arc rain at Father, who was conversing 'with .-tire the ,ial*"lY orkinx plans, tho
storative without questio"n the most - I . I some of his children on '-Truthful.-,1 ,Ito silver ore production for 1908 m.ft-y.,f1%kf119 S"TON14 &"d .heft 1-41U at J 12 -, .1 - . '''f'
. , 'will astrosate ovor Sl:.%ostio.000 � Gram, Isig HUAt�61. Sten. t- iucrox,sa )r,-ur salary . �
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,icfficacious'on the market, They,are ' tempts .even when successful. . - * W R L . . L . . . -00 h. ,.t .U. pr'.Sti, Psy,vitc% Dept.' to,
li - . : . � — . . � -�cqs," lr�marked that. when. lie. a. " ' ..
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* . Y pr(cura le. eanil'i- take "t . . -IMI All AVP.' . . ,—
'easily ) ' ' b ' ' ' . I 1.5 t .V 4 4 % , , C H W4, C, i), ;:.
, * . n a a- boy. if he or any of -Lhi ' — . - - , .,�,�
. I . � -Cure for Headwtlie, - Bil- . is hrother; � I ,-tr.T" U
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.. . . , .4.Kpeditiously, and they are surpris- i - ,A &ire . , .,. . . L I I 1.
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ingly cheap considering us headache, to which women,are � or sisters told u lie 'their niuuths U L R I CA : vE WANT R0,11 4 PLN
: dieting their excel-. to . . I . IME WORK 'Ninilis, to "Parate I
`Aence. L more subject than rrien, 0'ecomes so i. washed With Soap: 41 A new C,)ba�t proposa,on wi%jc; ` " , 1: ; , . .'LL ,."
. z . . : . were thoroughly L �n , HC high-pood %L1twUit1,--Kn1ttia% Machhlu. . I
. : nt of 43 aches " mining arope"Ives �Iia,
-:- - - � - . �. � , - acute in some .subje"ets that�thcv they' _water; LittleTommy, who irits ' ceyelopme, Irty idea Av hime ; wit-i:e or �p.Lrs time knitting for
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, . . I , - only i;.- i.!ut war.-i.; For all particulars
� . ly two the 'trade � �.�.
. . i al e utterly prostrated. The Sto- seated in the corner of the room, , bloc:(-. removed ;rem the p
. . amat Nipissing, R Ld�lrti^ kii (:A-,.XDI,%', WtiOLKNALK 1`45- . . .� I ,
d La Rosa, Get in at the bortom. , . � , . - i A� "
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Dobson — "There goes Figgers,'t'he . es fooa.- did tiler(. , is a 1 exclaimed ` "Papa, you. would i Is where the money is made. -.-- .- .... . . - - - --- —
., .r . mach refus . I . 11 I I soon . of Way r- L M. ' Tll1RV'l(%'i) t'O., Dept. W, 6r1tll&. Ontario. . � , I :J
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.expert accountant. They say' he's' ,onstan't and- distressing effort toigibt used to it. I -.1. 4 we ara. offerina i lirni;aa amount of Uirica at I . �.��,
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.4kcing crazy. •" . � ; I 20 oaras per store, $1,00 rr.nopersonal liability, The Mild .. .
. �. I free the stomach from bile ,60iich I , . . .. .. � ' . - . . . I on an instalment Plan of cents per sham port. . . .. .. ,
, 'Hc'q been },as become ilnduly',secrett-d ' there. , ' .
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- I t) e 1 Phy.41cat Pain an,l mental .%rigulth afffict the .1 Climate of Virginia -1
a� the trouble ?" Dobson—, .1,��
. I ' Ictinii4skindise,wii. Got rici of b�th by rt - month . . . . . I often splendid ,e -clt rLising.
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-3 i parinclee's Vegetable' Pflls-are a �' I') L 41 Orjy* a 'few weeks ago rm fairly .PU I trail, a. rp (I oraj farming.
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.trying. to straighten 'out his wife I our �1 L
gr,)"i. ,sortunit,lox for at ,
, 'i�- kcitsehold accounts-." - * ' I , binkZ Werver's Corato on tbo' ha.ttqJ, itching, ng. .Its- 31.1ed i nf, as 9", ,If.,. J...d
The relief riven is among the .a and Crown I.. dents into Terniskarr;nii� Noya Scotia Winters are short, C mate salt .1
.. ,� 7- I �pend� alterative. and in nelitralii- I Uuro-t fa.ce. .., . -..--;,I
I - , �.Ixsarye from 20 to 30 cents par share. To-day, f, ood and selling bo!��w its v:Llue, hiii; increasing ... - ��!.,,
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wonders of medicine I -
- .. 1 . . I ing the effects of the. intruding bile i t r skarning is .r.ly lo �, at 88, Nova scona, each year. Mail (,'aaa,liana are livizge -
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Ringer e 'nerves 1 m .�� I - � . . .. ,r .
��3 " t will be noticed in the - .:��- - . ..... ) .r*�� I: Thigo I . . ..
11-7:, . relieves the pre�surp* on the '.. . .. . . and crown I.?7. Pirure these Virginia.
� ' ` -er , i : 'BLAMEFUL. . . I ., : . . t G. W. OK 0 1 14 Ill. U, . . . ..
. . ,, - Sewing Machine Company's ad� - which cause the headache. . Try . . . :BLAMEFUL. I . worits. U tumizaiuner'of Agriculture, I . . i : . �.
. . � . . . We are investing our own rni;�4y in UlFica. Come i .1 t . . .. ..
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. -tisemeltit theit there* are three ad ` be,,,. . . . . , chmand, VIL ,��..� v;
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dresses at the bottom' of the . .. . -..- .. .-.-.— - — make good-he-h�gins to look ar, I ----- �-- .
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I -rounceinent. Any one writing will --N1"ther--"Oh; Bobby. yon-iiaiz'gh- ( for- some one to blame it on. . STEWART & LOCKWOOD 1
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nearest I ' 1.11 .. I 1. � � ... . . BROKERS , mell ..9.
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. please addx4ss them at the tv . boy, . ,you*ve been snicking , . . .1 : Zh I
• ene of the three places to his. post, ' I 'A Good Medicine requires 'little 7
(fiause, ) -..'Poor -darl-ing !. Do- -you 1 18 Adelaide S . t. -E. - TORONTO I ..
.1. bad !" - B - (,A-1lLi has advertising. Dr. Thoma-s--Y( -cute � . . .: ... .
.. - .. I feel Vol obb-, .. btock dirid.111aing Lz�nanjs -- + - , ----- . 1�een 'v . .16 . . . . Wl 1''.., - - �ell' broilght u') "TI),ink 0 1 gained tile. good name it now I . . . I --
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. . - DEPICT IDEA], NONE. fy(.,u!. I'm dying"' . -s. Ilot througli. elaborate ad- ,' ' t
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. — . �crtisingl but on "its great merits, , 160 Acre Farm ! ...
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-.-Exhibition Jin Londo- - i �as a remedy for bodily pains and irrii;.iLted.,,,,,rzes,.'!zgs,inilkie:1.4'1'(I,t-eiitjqliart, AND IS Uslis
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. . . . . . I , exrollent fur all kinds fruit, inil(l c iniste, unly in ; TH2 WORLD OVER
I " . -gan, One-thi rd ca.,h. F. yammer, Cldeu, B. L.
7. ronage of the 41tieen. . . . .a'linents of the respirs,tory oi s. :-,--�� -,
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Extraordinary intni-6,�t *is heing i .. . . - I .�. it, I has ' carried its fame with it i -- I .—.-- , . �11
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-tion, which (ipens under the patron- :i"A
displayed in the ideal home exhibi- , : .. . . . - - ATHER DYEING � ; ' .
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tyL.O. � Eeil Organs .
. . , I prized at the antipodes a., .well,as .
I also world famed -1 %w.:.
I ; The best of ('6vlon i'13 in h.er t 0 "':': ! . 'aL hume: ' Doie simall, effect stire. . (;l6acing "d Purling and Kid Gloves cleaned Tba" ' --- . . -.:2,:, - :,�q,
.,Age of her Majesty tli(, Queen at, ; "on` sere else do they' I grow to such • . . � I COP be sent by, port, k Par a& the beat, place is I I send for Freo Cataloz '�. z -,1,
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- .`- Olympia. on Oct. 9. It J . . I I . , �.. Z
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... I a year " perfection, The hest of Ceylon's , , kTU 7 RE. ...... BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING Co., -- - -J N u. 75 t ,) ;
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which NNill lie men-loraide in Lon- ' i L " " I . L ' L �.. . ALONTREAL .
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I - -- - . ' d . it ,rinething that makes me wor- — - .- - - - --- . � I , '! ��',
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to 1w in ,-vory rFTpr(,t one I J. - . . � - - - - .1 . I
I PLAYGROUND FOR I:N'(;I,I%'%H. � . . I . L I � '-�-
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11 1. - Scolland in a Day. .-, l'-forget.thc worry of yesterday.. -It - I,c . . . . ..
- I 6,af window, please.
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:�": , . — i I The great p�aying ground of the ` ll'i-zbt bc wol'sc-" t1iis heat." . . ! Evety ; . , . .
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Eritish - aiistocrac . �, , and of t h e. � . L
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. . .;s ' srklirtirig rich is Scotland. T! (1) . 0 . %
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I „'life '-11 I Second (;i , Farmer �: . . L�... ...
1: I . )” ho. country in the world ' B, I I " � 'Waiter, there *s draught enough L � . � . " ".. ,-V
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7 k� depends so much for its , -:�'.z��
Is I 0 one a death (of cold. . Do .. . �,�',t�'� �.
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sport, says a � writcrJn Exi,per's , . .: -,ut the winclow." . I I , - , , .... , 4 ,
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4 : � i : ... Cis, I ,4;pft k, t- give, ' - Sir. " (Shutt . , Knew . . .
' years . . - I . N�*aiter----Ycs, t the
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fi,- , " I window-) . . L . g a I . I �'..,;
. hljvv invich innnev he a-ul,l save hv U T L -,
.J- were let at a peppercorn rent' ' V&ii-��;enks-,\iorsei,tek-,,i-,t;;-jr���,+,ia+ ..:wiiolll,,ii. .. -,
.gs 1. I , .. . r '. %.,. � , '.
�-�,�-,:',' � I I ozk I First Gllost--"Waitur, nre Y011 1. -
. " L, � - now bring in vast sums as growip i &in* to saty %r.,rid. poinp ter. grind f,,ml. &a.. "
� ��r, b Wats,,h ' � ! ni ft d ? ,\V11Y hate you clo-ed, -th 6L ply the'leinali'l.
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moors and deer forests, and the- I . :ut thk ii,il, out and �e. `1 to U-� tdtwy, and we
1 I time is not far qff when all Scotch- i I I . � wmdow ! Open it again n t oll"e. , W I'll -4611d pm our free e,�"%.lo;ue. . L .
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— 1. .1, . I .. . girl L.,1.,.l k,lj,) t%'hht, �Lj;ro. g(,, -bmt'.ks Co., Lltrltoi, To-owo, LVS
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., - .. � ��; L.-a - , ISSUE N 0. 40 ,. .1 . Veroliall "a, 5 -,-4&1-` , an , ol very I I * - - I . inan says who hasn"t, diiii'cd yet. " . Nloutreal, Winnipeg, v.sucouver. I _ , I
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J. Rogers, of Kinsale, days with her inother in Toronto. people. , Mrs. Rogers remal
guikda - - rs. J. Bi, - yan spent 'a few. to at tend the funeral at one of gei"am
Alflvd. I a
with his parents -Ge0- VRI'Ly, of Toroifto, spent here unt I Monday morning.
Sunday here with his mother on
e.
,'"-David Savage, of East Toron. Church street. % M
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you need a good LANTERN. 'Have you got
mother -A large number froin this 10� Th
spent Friday with his i he'Sun was p4eased to have a call
Llity purpose attending the Mark- on Monday from W. D. Annis. the
re. ce
it. If not, come along, we have
Dr. J. J. Field, spent Srnday ham fair next week. chAl and progressive reeve of Scar.
a
-Mrs. Harris, of Brooklin, and ro township. We Inquired of Mr.
th. his grandparents, John and
'P
rji� -Field, Mrs. Tweedie, of Whitb visited Annie what encouragement the de
Scarboro had recei �-THE BEST FOR 650
tation from
Goo A. Gordon, of Toronto, with Mrs. Varty this week.
t; gunday here at �the homer -A number of the Friends from 'when they waited upon the Toronto
and York Radial Railway Co. and ask.
'his father. Pickering attended the Quarterly ed for an extension of the lines from
Sim peon
spent Meeting at Mariposa on Sunday the Kijqpton, road branch to M
and Mrs. ark-
ith f rieuds in Uxbridge last. ham. Mr. Annie said the company es, it s; 'getting a little co6l
day W1
d Stotiftville. P. J. Mor�ombe is vacating promised to have their engineers go
��_Heber Gronemill offi(!i;te in the O'Lear.- residence and will over the proposed rcute and report
G s Church next ftnday move into Ty, D. Rogers' dwelling upon it at an early date. Mr. Aunis n the eyenings. We can fix that too. Just
eorge'
was of the opinion that the line would get one of, our
adjoining the bakery.
the usual hour. -As we go to press the memb- certainly 'beneflt the merchants of
-.�-Dr. Henry will be here as usu- Markham far more than they antioi-
ers of the Epworth League of the
idext Tuesday to attend to his pated. He stated that the keeper of
OOAL O/L -HEATERS
We ist Church are
fessional'duties.. tho& _preparing onc of the general stores along the
f Toi-nto, to visit the Epworth League in Kivgstonroadhad been bitterly op-
5m�Mias Olive King, a
ent Sunday here with her sister, Almond's church, where a debat. osed to the extension of the line past Price within tile reach of all,
in g contest will take place. t Eis lace as he feared that
re. P. J. Mirecombe. all lt
n of business
4: ' Mrs. Jordan, of Toronto, sper�t -The Court for tlie revision of tomers would then flock in ONLY $4.25 AND S4.75
to the departmental stores in Toronto.'
'be held by Th
day at- two with the Misses the Voters'List Will. pver
a 'railway was put through how
-O'Connor, of Church street. the Judge,, in the town regardless of his opposition, and in a
CP01'u'y Hardware and Stove Emponum
I _M' Mutch, we 1tre sorryto ball , ickerinF, on Monday. Oct. year the merchant, instead of puttin
5tb, and in the town hall, Bro- up his blinds, was actually colapellel
Y1 is very ill at the home of her
G 4D,rge, an the lake �fbore. ugham, *on Saturday, Oct. 10th. to enlarge'his -premises to accommo-
e
Mrs. L. ULea
an ers, of Toronto.'spent Sun- f the new
.ry and tw -The laying of the-corner stone date his additional business.-Sun.
0 Friends' Co lege at M "So' HAPMAN
y W th friends in PickWiiag. � Newmarket took place yesterday SILE REGLSTER.
as Bell, of Par". Hopei. (Thursday) the ceremoxiy� �eing
:7!-Thom - - . e�-- 4>.-- 10ifQ - A#-;^n Q01"
ma-mis MOTU- FU — 'UM MY �Ax 11 -1. M"4�jp., A"
-our general statiou-the presence of & large number. of farm stock and implements, the
property of the estate of the late
David O'Neill, at lot 19. con. 3, (on
'�en -Thewouthof September has
-Mr. and Mrs. Moneypenry and been one of the warmest as ell
Brock roadl. Sale at one. See bills
."Viss Preston, of Toronto, spent as oti�. of the'driest'Septembers on for pArticul re. -Thos. Poucher. FRESH -.ERUITS I
Sunday with JaIULS 'A'ad Mrs. record. The tempeiature of tile auctioneer.
rien. last day or two is such as tore- SATURDAY, OCT. 3RD.-Auction sale
Ind Lie that winter is approach- of house'and lot. farm stock,' imple- he', --Etc,
`-Donald Kerr has resumed his m ments and household furniture. in Grapes, Peac s
at the Whitb� Collegia te ing and in roads will so, on be made the village of Brougham. the prop-
.1natittiLte. We hope he may have into the coal bins. erty,�of Jo;5eph Burk. Terms-three
copy
-a successful year. We hive just received-a years on real estate and 4�fz months
,_'-R. A. BMI is having a. new -of the first issue of The-Plain- on other. property. Sale at 1 p. uu.. Come to us for nice Grapes —Niagaras, Concords, Ete-
furnace installed in his re-sideuee dealer, a new local veekly publish- 'nos. Poucher. auctioneer.
-s -and has-w -at Caaniugton by H_ Chester. Tuzsn.&Y. Ck-r, 1008-Atiction
he t4tion en now ed lffe a ag long.
It iq a; n" r-pmper-,--and no --wdu-0t-farin SLOCIC, Lulplenlents find
-W. Grieve Martin andMr. and doubt will-meert with its fair share store goods on lot con. 2. Picker-
V. n lasts.
Mrs. Riggs, of Toronto, and Mrs. of success as Catinington' is a live* ing. t-he property of-. 11. Shapiro. ..,as the seaso
J. C. Martin and George Ma rtin, a should give its local
f town and ',64afe atone. See bill, and dodgers
for particulars. Thos- Poucher, auc-
S�tonff ville, were the gueste of Jas. weekly a good siipport.
tioueer.
and Mrs. Gordon over Sunday. -Th6 rain which came on i4T11'
Mon- WEDNESDAY. OCT. 19*.-Auc-
"-John 'Topper. G.T.R. section day was hearWy welcomed every. tion sale of two dwellin.gq.L stable. For Choi Coff ees', Fine Teas- Pure Honey, Prime Cheese, Fresh
man, moved hits, honsehold effects where; Asa result the air has crrivin;� shed and household furni- Meals, Fancy Biscidits, come to us.
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fromWMtby-here last week and been imirifled a ad now Emells fresh ture, in the village of Aud1L the
is now nicely settliDd in the and sweet. It is hoped that the property of -James Ealby. Sale at We camy.a. heavy stock of Dry Goods. See our new Flanuelettes,
�ULearyresidence west of the iron rain will be of betiefit to the pas- one. See bills, for full particulars.
iv ool Flannels. Gent's, Ladies' and little* Folks* Under-.
11POS 13TRIL tZ5 rzater 1AVC L %. AIV, zu", ehepiee in MI linee
Virtu
-%%L e Women's Institute 'held s6it-45—atb1ope for much. _i;om qttik�
Stomach troubles would
their rein2lar meati x sit t e houie- E. L�tYe7 returned to the die idea of treating the cause, New2ats, Boots, Rubbers, Umbrellas, Robes. Fancy Ties,
Moves-, Collars, Children's Caps,
df Mrs. IR Crank on Wednes- city on Mondak to rerume,- -Xi:9 ' riltup, U414 Ili: enecif woula come Into Etc.
tudies in Wycliffe College after a -practice. A tiny, inshle, bidden nsrve,'i
afternoon, when interestin
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jects were discussed with much leasant summer'ff work in St. says Dr. Shoop, governs and gives strength
A-pple Packer's Gloves and Baskets cheap.
to the stomach. A braoch-� also goesto
=rge's Church. -We Wish him a
proht to those Present. the heart and one to the kidneys. When .... .. ..... ..
-Hii Luany friends in Pickering successful year's work at college the,. -inside nerves" fail, then the or,901138
will be plee ;ed to know thnt Jas. and hope he may make many calls must f alter. Dr. Shoop's Restolstive is
Read on his numerous Pickering friends. directed specidoally to those failing nerves.
erson, of Searboro, is gradu
ally recovering from his severe at- Miss K. Fawkes was recently Witb-n 48 hours boun after starting the
tack of pneumonia though still Presented with an address and a PANtorative treatment 11"w say May Johll ..'Dielkio'' & Co
unable to leave his house. pair of gold-rimmed spectacles by re"I"s & gain- gold by 7. X. McFadden.
-F. M. Chapman. occupied the the members of the Ladies" Aid
'Card of Thmkis. .-Two, Important Reasons 1.
-ndley Methodist Society of the MethodistChurch
pulpit In the A
Church oil Sunday afternoon las-, in, recognition of her'servtces as X wish to return my . sincere thanks
the =sio .zeeretary of the society, a Posi- to the Maple Leaf Fire Insurance There, are two issential reasons why you sh�uld buy frodi
ej, Rev. J. C. Bell, having c - C Farmer's Supply Store.
add a massi meeting of the tion which she has. held for a num om an f the ex�@aitious manimer
I or
k
Sa6bath School in the church here. her of years., 'in ich7they adjustel my claim ow-
-A meeting in the interests of �A large numbef of our sub. Ing to loss by fire of my outbuUdinqs let-Because our prices are THE LOWEST.
ribers are in arrears in their sub- and their contents on lot 18, co 2nd-Because our goods are THE BEST.
F.A... Fowke, the Liberal caudi- ge
date, will be held this (Friday) s,briptions to THE NEW& 'We Pickering, which ocurred on' Friday, 'ta, Ladies' Blouses. Cashmere Hose, Hose Suspenders, Shakerk
September 4th, 1908. see our Blanks
"evening in the town hall. The would ask such to examine the waterproof. Grocerie&. -Every departnaent
Tbeclaim was paid in full within Laces, etc. Men's Boots,
jAeeting will be addressed by Eon. date on the label of their pa ers twelve days after the unfortunate full of the beat the market can supply. .7
Jk- 'Senator Derbyshire anZ by Mr; and remit for the amount Sue.
occurrence which goes to prove the
We are at-heavy expense for help, Ont..
Fowke.. advisability of farmers insuring with FarmersSupply Coo,- -��Tiekering
-Miss Campbell, formerly of stw-k, rent; tames and other, inci* a local company.
the teaching staff of Pickering dental expenses, that it is absolute- Oftentimes promptness in -settling
- ly necessary that we should have claims is an important consideration
-6me time tea,h
College, but for L
Ing in the high school in East To- the money to meet these.demands: to suffer6rs.. I know of no insurance
'hytt-more promptly or more
company t
rdnto, has given up the'.teaching -T. M. McFadden met wit
liberally adjusts claims of patrons than
foreign very.paitaful accident on Saturday
profession to enter the _V`
the Maple Leaf.
e -%vhich he will not
imission fl-ld. vening from
-WeexLead our sympathy to recover for soine.time. He was in GEOROE COWAN JEL.
J h and Mrs. Riley' on the St. George', Church Ukin g a flash-. September 23rd, 1908.
osep
desitti of their infant -and only lig'it pichire of Ahe decorations. ..-We have a large assortfaetif of Boots just arrived
daughter which took place on Fri- He had the flash-light powder in TZHE TABLE-Pickering Station G
for the fall trad4. 7, .4w
-day a;t the age of-10-months- and -a vessel and-wben about to light T. R. Trains going Eat dues as follows-
8.19 A. M.
io. 6 Mail
the pow
22 da" after being ill only a few der it became premature 12 Local 2.43 P.
days, 'The f nueral took place on ly i.gl iited, -resulting injiis' right 14 Local 6.04 P. M The'Celebrated . Williams' Make
I El 8)
811 ernoon the R.-CC- %nd b&OmI11,16 very 138,01y hurnt West dues (NO 15MIUL JSV�-'� s"."
nded llng ITT91Z
cenietery and was Attended by a His inj(iries were at to bu
odds
large,ritimber of sympathizing Dr. Bell ont, it vvill be (Inite along 11 Local 2.30 r. We have -.lea a few pairs of Boys' and Youths' Boots,
friends. time before lie wfll beable to, use 7 11sil 8.36 P.M. and ends, we are clearing at half price."
sunaav included. ..... .
see thein.
-The long continued dry vv�a- his hand. Call and
ther has proved most disastrous -The thank-offering meeting in
4.
A. 13UNTI-N. G)
tothe turbip, crop. - In ad1lition connection with, St. Andrew's lacksmithing ! :�' � -Pickering
R.
au i y of the W.F.M.S. was.
to the injury c, sed by a small in tuxiliat
sect some kind of dir3ease- bas also &eWl Oil Thursday Rfternoon in
The, undersigned having bought out j-5
Addres-
-attacked ii�any fields, cansing the the church at 3 o'clock. 'he blacksinithing business of G.
w. A011,
turnips to rot in the field and the ses were given byMrs. Gere.w, of
Law, is prepared to do black-
sident of the Pres-
odor from the decayini.- roots may Brooklin, pre smithing in all its lines.'
be noticed-Very pereeptib . Iy while byterial, Aliss Panton, of Oshawa,
Horse-shoeing - a - Specialty
driving along the road.�4. Some Presbyterial secretary, and Mrs. FALL HINTS
farmers are trying to -ave -what Stricklandi of Diinbarton. At
C*0=014T
they now have by cutt ing off the the close a pleasant social hour
tops. What at one time promised was enjoyed, refreshments being PICKERING, ONT,
to be a good crop, is now turii1fig served by the members of the
anxiliary. A Reliable
out to be a complete failtire. Arrangements were
-Do not forget the Ilarvest made by the executive committee
Home services in the Methodist for the 29th annual meeting of the Local Salesm&n W&nted Hunters A'f,ii
We can supply all your rigeds in Sporting Good,;.
church next Stincky, when the Whitby Presbyterial which meets For Pickering and adjoining ridges, etc.'
ill be�-oceupiud by Rev. here in January, 1909. country to represent supply of Shells , Powder, Shot, Cart
11pit w
Canada's oldest, greatest Nurseries
T. Lewi.-,.of Oshawa, -at both -So numerous have the com
morning. and evening service.q. plaints been made lately regard-
On.
Special music on each occisl ing the rowdyism among the '%Vbile business in some lines mAy be Apple Parers
On Tuesday evening the ann .A] young men and boys in the village dull, farmers were never more elicour Tryone of our Hudson Apple Parers.
-at
Harvest Hoble Supper will be lield. that some further steps should be aged as regards fruit growing than Best on the market.*
the present season� High prices for
Ten served from 6 to 8 o'clock, taken to prevent the destruction
all classes of fruit have been obtained
followed by a Program of rare of )roperty and other annoyances
the past season, and there is as a con-
en(lAired. by our residents. We Food Cho )pers
excellence Rev. Dr. A.T_Sow-
sequence, an increased demand for
erby, of Toronto will deliver his have had a constable appointe4 nursery stock. All sizes at.right prices.
ilar I Ad- lately, but he cannot be expected Our sthek is complete in every de-
popt eQuire. entitled "Tli(
Rev. Wm. to devote any of his time toward's partment including a new list of speci-
ventures of Toodles."
ed S, 11
731nore w _rvation of order witbont alties which we alone handle. Heaters
ill alQo deliv�er a
short the prese
The Oslinwa Male,Qnar- remuneration. The polb�e trustees The right man will obtain a perman- 8 in all sizes.
add res. - ved ..Coal oil Heater just Ore thing for these �cool even
ituation with territory reser
tett*(,,'wiIl render some
, - -etioll". have it in their power to expend ent-
Sample
Messrs. Geo. Henley and nioiiey for this Purpose and if for him. -Pay weekly. Free
Solos by
outfit, etc., write for particulars.
L Robert endersop, of OsbaWA, aC- they were to delvote a SIM, say
iied by P. L.- Punehoil. $25. for the maintenatIce of order W flington-,
M earil pail
.dtie,tby Miss,$impson-'and witW the'.vi- �kge W would ries,
IWI*6 a
-Ad the
-digion-adulto 1_04 4.
n
IzUr�_ND,
_5
S -ee R. S. illibgliam's change�
-Rev. R. H
onie to Xer's Bay on
a e
Saturda rL
_L_ __
.4
br UE�
or-Kavt- -6 VL.UVIXI cuXUL11".
V.
J. Rogers, of Kinsale, days with her inother in Toronto. people. , Mrs. Rogers remal
guikda - - rs. J. Bi, - yan spent 'a few. to at tend the funeral at one of gei"am
Alflvd. I a
with his parents -Ge0- VRI'Ly, of Toroifto, spent here unt I Monday morning.
Sunday here with his mother on
e.
,'"-David Savage, of East Toron. Church street. % M
�__RK H AM
E.
you need a good LANTERN. 'Have you got
mother -A large number froin this 10� Th
spent Friday with his i he'Sun was p4eased to have a call
Llity purpose attending the Mark- on Monday from W. D. Annis. the
re. ce
it. If not, come along, we have
Dr. J. J. Field, spent Srnday ham fair next week. chAl and progressive reeve of Scar.
a
-Mrs. Harris, of Brooklin, and ro township. We Inquired of Mr.
th. his grandparents, John and
'P
rji� -Field, Mrs. Tweedie, of Whitb visited Annie what encouragement the de
Scarboro had recei �-THE BEST FOR 650
tation from
Goo A. Gordon, of Toronto, with Mrs. Varty this week.
t; gunday here at �the homer -A number of the Friends from 'when they waited upon the Toronto
and York Radial Railway Co. and ask.
'his father. Pickering attended the Quarterly ed for an extension of the lines from
Sim peon
spent Meeting at Mariposa on Sunday the Kijqpton, road branch to M
and Mrs. ark-
ith f rieuds in Uxbridge last. ham. Mr. Annie said the company es, it s; 'getting a little co6l
day W1
d Stotiftville. P. J. Mor�ombe is vacating promised to have their engineers go
��_Heber Gronemill offi(!i;te in the O'Lear.- residence and will over the proposed rcute and report
G s Church next ftnday move into Ty, D. Rogers' dwelling upon it at an early date. Mr. Aunis n the eyenings. We can fix that too. Just
eorge'
was of the opinion that the line would get one of, our
adjoining the bakery.
the usual hour. -As we go to press the memb- certainly 'beneflt the merchants of
-.�-Dr. Henry will be here as usu- Markham far more than they antioi-
ers of the Epworth League of the
idext Tuesday to attend to his pated. He stated that the keeper of
OOAL O/L -HEATERS
We ist Church are
fessional'duties.. tho& _preparing onc of the general stores along the
f Toi-nto, to visit the Epworth League in Kivgstonroadhad been bitterly op-
5m�Mias Olive King, a
ent Sunday here with her sister, Almond's church, where a debat. osed to the extension of the line past Price within tile reach of all,
in g contest will take place. t Eis lace as he feared that
re. P. J. Mirecombe. all lt
n of business
4: ' Mrs. Jordan, of Toronto, sper�t -The Court for tlie revision of tomers would then flock in ONLY $4.25 AND S4.75
to the departmental stores in Toronto.'
'be held by Th
day at- two with the Misses the Voters'List Will. pver
a 'railway was put through how
-O'Connor, of Church street. the Judge,, in the town regardless of his opposition, and in a
CP01'u'y Hardware and Stove Emponum
I _M' Mutch, we 1tre sorryto ball , ickerinF, on Monday. Oct. year the merchant, instead of puttin
5tb, and in the town hall, Bro- up his blinds, was actually colapellel
Y1 is very ill at the home of her
G 4D,rge, an the lake �fbore. ugham, *on Saturday, Oct. 10th. to enlarge'his -premises to accommo-
e
Mrs. L. ULea
an ers, of Toronto.'spent Sun- f the new
.ry and tw -The laying of the-corner stone date his additional business.-Sun.
0 Friends' Co lege at M "So' HAPMAN
y W th friends in PickWiiag. � Newmarket took place yesterday SILE REGLSTER.
as Bell, of Par". Hopei. (Thursday) the ceremoxiy� �eing
:7!-Thom - - . e�-- 4>.-- 10ifQ - A#-;^n Q01"
ma-mis MOTU- FU — 'UM MY �Ax 11 -1. M"4�jp., A"
-our general statiou-the presence of & large number. of farm stock and implements, the
property of the estate of the late
David O'Neill, at lot 19. con. 3, (on
'�en -Thewouthof September has
-Mr. and Mrs. Moneypenry and been one of the warmest as ell
Brock roadl. Sale at one. See bills
."Viss Preston, of Toronto, spent as oti�. of the'driest'Septembers on for pArticul re. -Thos. Poucher. FRESH -.ERUITS I
Sunday with JaIULS 'A'ad Mrs. record. The tempeiature of tile auctioneer.
rien. last day or two is such as tore- SATURDAY, OCT. 3RD.-Auction sale
Ind Lie that winter is approach- of house'and lot. farm stock,' imple- he', --Etc,
`-Donald Kerr has resumed his m ments and household furniture. in Grapes, Peac s
at the Whitb� Collegia te ing and in roads will so, on be made the village of Brougham. the prop-
.1natittiLte. We hope he may have into the coal bins. erty,�of Jo;5eph Burk. Terms-three
copy
-a successful year. We hive just received-a years on real estate and 4�fz months
,_'-R. A. BMI is having a. new -of the first issue of The-Plain- on other. property. Sale at 1 p. uu.. Come to us for nice Grapes —Niagaras, Concords, Ete-
furnace installed in his re-sideuee dealer, a new local veekly publish- 'nos. Poucher. auctioneer.
-s -and has-w -at Caaniugton by H_ Chester. Tuzsn.&Y. Ck-r, 1008-Atiction
he t4tion en now ed lffe a ag long.
It iq a; n" r-pmper-,--and no --wdu-0t-farin SLOCIC, Lulplenlents find
-W. Grieve Martin andMr. and doubt will-meert with its fair share store goods on lot con. 2. Picker-
V. n lasts.
Mrs. Riggs, of Toronto, and Mrs. of success as Catinington' is a live* ing. t-he property of-. 11. Shapiro. ..,as the seaso
J. C. Martin and George Ma rtin, a should give its local
f town and ',64afe atone. See bill, and dodgers
for particulars. Thos- Poucher, auc-
S�tonff ville, were the gueste of Jas. weekly a good siipport.
tioueer.
and Mrs. Gordon over Sunday. -Th6 rain which came on i4T11'
Mon- WEDNESDAY. OCT. 19*.-Auc-
"-John 'Topper. G.T.R. section day was hearWy welcomed every. tion sale of two dwellin.gq.L stable. For Choi Coff ees', Fine Teas- Pure Honey, Prime Cheese, Fresh
man, moved hits, honsehold effects where; Asa result the air has crrivin;� shed and household furni- Meals, Fancy Biscidits, come to us.
,Y,
fromWMtby-here last week and been imirifled a ad now Emells fresh ture, in the village of Aud1L the
is now nicely settliDd in the and sweet. It is hoped that the property of -James Ealby. Sale at We camy.a. heavy stock of Dry Goods. See our new Flanuelettes,
�ULearyresidence west of the iron rain will be of betiefit to the pas- one. See bills, for full particulars.
iv ool Flannels. Gent's, Ladies' and little* Folks* Under-.
11POS 13TRIL tZ5 rzater 1AVC L %. AIV, zu", ehepiee in MI linee
Virtu
-%%L e Women's Institute 'held s6it-45—atb1ope for much. _i;om qttik�
Stomach troubles would
their rein2lar meati x sit t e houie- E. L�tYe7 returned to the die idea of treating the cause, New2ats, Boots, Rubbers, Umbrellas, Robes. Fancy Ties,
Moves-, Collars, Children's Caps,
df Mrs. IR Crank on Wednes- city on Mondak to rerume,- -Xi:9 ' riltup, U414 Ili: enecif woula come Into Etc.
tudies in Wycliffe College after a -practice. A tiny, inshle, bidden nsrve,'i
afternoon, when interestin
9
jects were discussed with much leasant summer'ff work in St. says Dr. Shoop, governs and gives strength
A-pple Packer's Gloves and Baskets cheap.
to the stomach. A braoch-� also goesto
=rge's Church. -We Wish him a
proht to those Present. the heart and one to the kidneys. When .... .. ..... ..
-Hii Luany friends in Pickering successful year's work at college the,. -inside nerves" fail, then the or,901138
will be plee ;ed to know thnt Jas. and hope he may make many calls must f alter. Dr. Shoop's Restolstive is
Read on his numerous Pickering friends. directed specidoally to those failing nerves.
erson, of Searboro, is gradu
ally recovering from his severe at- Miss K. Fawkes was recently Witb-n 48 hours boun after starting the
tack of pneumonia though still Presented with an address and a PANtorative treatment 11"w say May Johll ..'Dielkio'' & Co
unable to leave his house. pair of gold-rimmed spectacles by re"I"s & gain- gold by 7. X. McFadden.
-F. M. Chapman. occupied the the members of the Ladies" Aid
'Card of Thmkis. .-Two, Important Reasons 1.
-ndley Methodist Society of the MethodistChurch
pulpit In the A
Church oil Sunday afternoon las-, in, recognition of her'servtces as X wish to return my . sincere thanks
the =sio .zeeretary of the society, a Posi- to the Maple Leaf Fire Insurance There, are two issential reasons why you sh�uld buy frodi
ej, Rev. J. C. Bell, having c - C Farmer's Supply Store.
add a massi meeting of the tion which she has. held for a num om an f the ex�@aitious manimer
I or
k
Sa6bath School in the church here. her of years., 'in ich7they adjustel my claim ow-
-A meeting in the interests of �A large numbef of our sub. Ing to loss by fire of my outbuUdinqs let-Because our prices are THE LOWEST.
ribers are in arrears in their sub- and their contents on lot 18, co 2nd-Because our goods are THE BEST.
F.A... Fowke, the Liberal caudi- ge
date, will be held this (Friday) s,briptions to THE NEW& 'We Pickering, which ocurred on' Friday, 'ta, Ladies' Blouses. Cashmere Hose, Hose Suspenders, Shakerk
September 4th, 1908. see our Blanks
"evening in the town hall. The would ask such to examine the waterproof. Grocerie&. -Every departnaent
Tbeclaim was paid in full within Laces, etc. Men's Boots,
jAeeting will be addressed by Eon. date on the label of their pa ers twelve days after the unfortunate full of the beat the market can supply. .7
Jk- 'Senator Derbyshire anZ by Mr; and remit for the amount Sue.
occurrence which goes to prove the
We are at-heavy expense for help, Ont..
Fowke.. advisability of farmers insuring with FarmersSupply Coo,- -��Tiekering
-Miss Campbell, formerly of stw-k, rent; tames and other, inci* a local company.
the teaching staff of Pickering dental expenses, that it is absolute- Oftentimes promptness in -settling
- ly necessary that we should have claims is an important consideration
-6me time tea,h
College, but for L
Ing in the high school in East To- the money to meet these.demands: to suffer6rs.. I know of no insurance
'hytt-more promptly or more
company t
rdnto, has given up the'.teaching -T. M. McFadden met wit
liberally adjusts claims of patrons than
foreign very.paitaful accident on Saturday
profession to enter the _V`
the Maple Leaf.
e -%vhich he will not
imission fl-ld. vening from
-WeexLead our sympathy to recover for soine.time. He was in GEOROE COWAN JEL.
J h and Mrs. Riley' on the St. George', Church Ukin g a flash-. September 23rd, 1908.
osep
desitti of their infant -and only lig'it pichire of Ahe decorations. ..-We have a large assortfaetif of Boots just arrived
daughter which took place on Fri- He had the flash-light powder in TZHE TABLE-Pickering Station G
for the fall trad4. 7, .4w
-day a;t the age of-10-months- and -a vessel and-wben about to light T. R. Trains going Eat dues as follows-
8.19 A. M.
io. 6 Mail
the pow
22 da" after being ill only a few der it became premature 12 Local 2.43 P.
days, 'The f nueral took place on ly i.gl iited, -resulting injiis' right 14 Local 6.04 P. M The'Celebrated . Williams' Make
I El 8)
811 ernoon the R.-CC- %nd b&OmI11,16 very 138,01y hurnt West dues (NO 15MIUL JSV�-'� s"."
nded llng ITT91Z
cenietery and was Attended by a His inj(iries were at to bu
odds
large,ritimber of sympathizing Dr. Bell ont, it vvill be (Inite along 11 Local 2.30 r. We have -.lea a few pairs of Boys' and Youths' Boots,
friends. time before lie wfll beable to, use 7 11sil 8.36 P.M. and ends, we are clearing at half price."
sunaav included. ..... .
see thein.
-The long continued dry vv�a- his hand. Call and
ther has proved most disastrous -The thank-offering meeting in
4.
A. 13UNTI-N. G)
tothe turbip, crop. - In ad1lition connection with, St. Andrew's lacksmithing ! :�' � -Pickering
R.
au i y of the W.F.M.S. was.
to the injury c, sed by a small in tuxiliat
sect some kind of dir3ease- bas also &eWl Oil Thursday Rfternoon in
The, undersigned having bought out j-5
Addres-
-attacked ii�any fields, cansing the the church at 3 o'clock. 'he blacksinithing business of G.
w. A011,
turnips to rot in the field and the ses were given byMrs. Gere.w, of
Law, is prepared to do black-
sident of the Pres-
odor from the decayini.- roots may Brooklin, pre smithing in all its lines.'
be noticed-Very pereeptib . Iy while byterial, Aliss Panton, of Oshawa,
Horse-shoeing - a - Specialty
driving along the road.�4. Some Presbyterial secretary, and Mrs. FALL HINTS
farmers are trying to -ave -what Stricklandi of Diinbarton. At
C*0=014T
they now have by cutt ing off the the close a pleasant social hour
tops. What at one time promised was enjoyed, refreshments being PICKERING, ONT,
to be a good crop, is now turii1fig served by the members of the
anxiliary. A Reliable
out to be a complete failtire. Arrangements were
-Do not forget the Ilarvest made by the executive committee
Home services in the Methodist for the 29th annual meeting of the Local Salesm&n W&nted Hunters A'f,ii
We can supply all your rigeds in Sporting Good,;.
church next Stincky, when the Whitby Presbyterial which meets For Pickering and adjoining ridges, etc.'
ill be�-oceupiud by Rev. here in January, 1909. country to represent supply of Shells , Powder, Shot, Cart
11pit w
Canada's oldest, greatest Nurseries
T. Lewi.-,.of Oshawa, -at both -So numerous have the com
morning. and evening service.q. plaints been made lately regard-
On.
Special music on each occisl ing the rowdyism among the '%Vbile business in some lines mAy be Apple Parers
On Tuesday evening the ann .A] young men and boys in the village dull, farmers were never more elicour Tryone of our Hudson Apple Parers.
-at
Harvest Hoble Supper will be lield. that some further steps should be aged as regards fruit growing than Best on the market.*
the present season� High prices for
Ten served from 6 to 8 o'clock, taken to prevent the destruction
all classes of fruit have been obtained
followed by a Program of rare of )roperty and other annoyances
the past season, and there is as a con-
en(lAired. by our residents. We Food Cho )pers
excellence Rev. Dr. A.T_Sow-
sequence, an increased demand for
erby, of Toronto will deliver his have had a constable appointe4 nursery stock. All sizes at.right prices.
ilar I Ad- lately, but he cannot be expected Our sthek is complete in every de-
popt eQuire. entitled "Tli(
Rev. Wm. to devote any of his time toward's partment including a new list of speci-
ventures of Toodles."
ed S, 11
731nore w _rvation of order witbont alties which we alone handle. Heaters
ill alQo deliv�er a
short the prese
The Oslinwa Male,Qnar- remuneration. The polb�e trustees The right man will obtain a perman- 8 in all sizes.
add res. - ved ..Coal oil Heater just Ore thing for these �cool even
ituation with territory reser
tett*(,,'wiIl render some
, - -etioll". have it in their power to expend ent-
Sample
Messrs. Geo. Henley and nioiiey for this Purpose and if for him. -Pay weekly. Free
Solos by
outfit, etc., write for particulars.
L Robert endersop, of OsbaWA, aC- they were to delvote a SIM, say
iied by P. L.- Punehoil. $25. for the maintenatIce of order W flington-,
M earil pail
.dtie,tby Miss,$impson-'and witW the'.vi- �kge W would ries,
IWI*6 a
-Ad the
-digion-adulto 1_04 4.
n
IzUr�_ND,