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PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY. NOV. 24, 1905
NO. 7
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• Medical.
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XT F. EASTWOOD, M.D., Burgeon
• to Canadian Pacific Railway • Coroner
•Ontario County; Issuer of Marriage Licensee,
11:11arealoot.; 0111oe houni-Before 30 a.na ., 1 to 2
• . Dan.. and how 7 to 8 pm. Private telephone
iiirapean with Balsam, Greenwood ,Brotighana
Von, A. /alpines...6 ;Tit eon), Wm Cowie's
Moon), and D Puira's (gth con) 6-11
Dental.
' TAR. E. 8. BARKER, L. D. 8.. D. D 8..
Dentist. Stouffrille. Honor graduate of
.. the Royal college of Dental' Surgeons ud of
• the university of Toronto Hours -9 ton a. m.,
. 2 to 5 p. m. °Mee in Gi:thin'. Block, over Jew-
.' elery store. Local telephone No. 24. Apnoint•
Meets may be made for evenings. Resided ce
O'Brien eve. MARKHAM every Monday and
Tneeday. Office over White's store. 1717
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' T E. FAREWELL, Q. 0., BARRIS•
*tri • TRB, County crown Attorney, and County
• aistsor. Court House. Wbitbv. 10-v
DOW & McGILLIVRAY, BARRIS.
ere, Solicitors, dec. °Mac opposite Post.
Mee Whitby, Out Jno Bell Dow ,Id.A Theo.
A: eettuivraseLL.S. atone, to Loan, By,
retortnarg,
ti HOPEINS,VETERINABY SUR-
GEON, Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary Oo.'sge, Toronto, registeted member
tiff line Oratarlo Veterinary Iledica'
Dace and refs den c o one arld one qest.er mass
scorch at Green haver. Office end shoeing forge
boLu,8 to 11 end 1 t 4 p m. Private
telephone in my office P, 0. address, Green
River, Ono
Insurance
IRE INSURANCE. • -
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swemisen Company.
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• „ tenses for the County of Ontario os
cle seas store or at his residence P.citerini,
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7'$ BELDAM, aletioneer, sc..
are ,a, -•etualesfr^m f. a ennierone
-,0,170: .s,,h far a:. , near Se..et of twins farm
k 1 owerty!,.: :4 the '.s • : be sc:i svi: be
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*F.2.F_ATON, TOWNSHIPCLERK
eecr Cotiornistic,ner cr taking
Etc. Stoner to bk
Lssuer of Marriage 1,1c-
.1ave:a Ont. 7.7
TILL, Li -'ensee.1 Aia•tioneer,
c f York sod Gatar.c. Ao.
! kleds a:feeler) to on shortesi
G teen River F.
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• ,.HER. Licensed . Auction-
ainator •ni Collekter for the Conn
,r.a3 Ontario A13 kinds of .coo
.84 and valcations made et niod-
•cs Folitatere and Weida:Decent* Con-.
unaged and sold by auction or
Idortgaggs. rents, notes end
ass, promplly collected and otitis.
laments guaranteed. Prhoce or
terror and oaretouters. BY21110&411.
may be fired by phone Nays
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Spink Mills!
80 bus. • Ited Wheat •
.Whi e Wbeat ' SO bins. ••
" .8prine Wheat • 70 bas.
Gooee Wheat 67 tins.
*011 -Ton. Manitoba Flour, .. 34.76
Crum Buns. Best Psen0a,
4.60
T•a.xtrinik Fancy Pastry, • 4.60
Major, FsUy Flour., ' 4.26
Cotton, Jote or Paper Bags included.
.Bran Illi; 00 Ton
_Shorts, 520 00 Ton .'
Jumbo, 525.00 Ton
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Grahani, Wkotewheat
Flours: I
Chop of all kinds.
Chopping and Gristing.
PICKERING COAL
CO'Y. •
Yards at Spink Mills. •
Stove Coal 56 00 ton.
Chestnut Coal b 00 ton.
Pea Coal 5.00 tan.
Select Lump Cosl, 115.10 ton.
Blacksmith Coal, 55 00 ton.
Fell weight guaranteed.
Orders ter (:oal left with W.
Peak will be deliverd promptly.
Above prices Huh; ect to Change without
Nonce.
Model Bakery Co'y
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PICKERING
LIVERY!
First class vehicles for hire by day
or, night 'bus in connection meet-
ing 111 G. T. R. trains Freight and
express delivered to all parts of ibe
village. Teaming of CI &Inds dons
on shortest notice Seas and corn.
mission stables in connection.
W. H. Peak, Proprietor.
Furniture....
- A faol nue cf bros..
class testi:tire now
. Exhibition in
OW ware MOMS.
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• -Prices right.
•R. S. - Dillingham.
Pickering, Out
oney to Loan
-5 per cent.- •.
Dunicarton.
Last week Jos. Gormley was kicked
very severely by a horse.
Mrs. Pearson 'Westgate spent a very
enjoyable holiday last week in Toron-
to.
Miss Mary Lotten entertained a
number of her friends on Thursday
evening at her home.
Mrs. Gormley and her young friends
! spent a very pleasant day, Monday,
with Mrs. Pearson Westgate.
Wtn. Patterson, of Minnissing is
. visiting his aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Gormley. Misses A. Hill and A.
Bannerma.n, of Toronto, also are the
guests of Mrs. Gormley.
agner & Go.
• Have a full line of fresh and cur-
ed meats constantly on hand.
• Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon,
- Ham, Bologna, Weiners, etc:
Highest prices paid for
: Butcher's cattle.
uzance of all kinds
FARMERS
•• attended to
We hire no - clerks -no style to keep
up. Everything bought for cash
and sola at the lowest price.
Rain coats and boys' suits from ft2 up:
3 -piece suits. sizes 21 to ; good tweed
suits. Call and examine them. First-
class groceries always on hand. Salt
of all kinds. Market at Greenwood
every Tuesday and all kinds of goods,
on the wagon.. Bifhest'orice paid for
FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE,
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1 Estate handled -Conveyanc-
ing done on short notice.
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ms to rent -some particularly
adapted for pasture.
all kinds o produce.
'W. V. Richardson. •
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Notary Public, ic -ermg.
You will be
ELIGHTED
• - E. Bryan, Manager.
DOMINION BANK
1 Capital Paidup, - $3,000,000
$3,722,350
g a Reserve Fund and
UndiVided Profits
When you see our new line of
Toilet Soaps. „
Nersery brand is richly and deli-
•,11(*y perfumed with pure flower
\,,nd is unexcelled for Ladies
ilmdrai•
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it ri for mechanics and others
uckly rex.nove all stains
lie hands.
have the ure of show -
ng these an other
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RING
RMACY
WHITBY BRANCH.
General Banking'
Business Transacted,
Special atrention given to the none°.
_tion of farmer's sale and_
other notes.
• SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
eposita received of $1. and
up. wards.-
Saaterest allowedir highest
current rates.
Com.pouncied. or paid Half
yearly,
N. J. MORTON,
ILANA2124
Band Concert next Tuesday.
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Scarboro
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Who is our next reeve?
William Butler is home from the'
Nor h -West.
Most of the farmers in these parts
have fin ished. their plowing.
Mr. Kennedy, of Cedar Grove. is
ereetIng11 sutistanthil new fence for
J. Neilson.
William Henderson attended the
wedding uf his nephew, Walter Hen-
derson. at Gormley one day ia.‘t week.
Walter Henderson ri:id wife, of
Geruiley. are spending a few days
,th Jellies and Mrs. Hendeosun this
week,
Whet ere oar councilmen going to
•v.eth the street railway After the
tOst of the nee -Jib -it is to.; to them to
make the company flui,h the read or
tees it 11p. lt is abet!: time they are
rade to do something with iL
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Tcwn Hall, Tuesday Nov. 28th.
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Markham.
The que'etion of submitting local
c....ption in Marlhorn Village at the
neini-ipal risq'Ilor.s in January has
been di.sposed of Fy he ccuncil re-
eseting petitit•n signed by one -
!herd of the r•at'-payers resident ir.
Meek ham cr five miles thereof,
A the Ocatiber meeting s deputation.
waited ou the couhrib The ccur.cil
asked that a prope:ly signed petie
tea, he presented. hat did r t tate
the reocentage raleirell. The prti,,
fiau leesents.•t1 set:Ir.:elv night cell.
1.rtly !7y.thrf,e
• v'v' LI h,71H:.tt't• W1,1.
erveal- three•herelieti
tatiees en the veters; list. .The te•en-
esietesed !h* ie let roy•trr.
4.0" 1114: ..f the
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(1"1111;1d,'Ip:r1eainitak, lee; eli..
eaael hy a vi,o, 1• o, 1 ti, selee:r _the
uf •-tl t.n uue-thirct
eteratepeyess pet Hari ng.
rn-*tr. of fie- Mark lei re Taw n•
ship Cuuneil. held it Cni,iroile yester-
day, s lly•law was iritrethe•ed and
passed its tiit'f-rk reading, for the pro-
huhitio af the sale of intoxicatir.g
the' intinicipality. The
Reeve ar, Co'ploller Mnrris ,n object-
ed to the .s:ng of the by-law 01
the grounds ti a: it must neves •ry
first be eabrnitted t the vt t • of
of the electurs. but the deputatlun
prament in favor uf the bill impressed
the majority of the Council that this
was most necessary. and the by-law
was passed. The Council have since
found out their mistake, and a special
meeting willhe called at once to rec-
tify matters.
Good music, don't mies it.
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Brougham. . --
J. Philip, we are glad to say, is
out again.
Remember Ga Mmaidge's sale on
Friday, Dec. 1st. .
F. C. Mechin, of Whitby, was
home over Sunday..
Norman Crawford has disposed
of his trotting pony.
Messrs J. Phillips and G. Philip
were in Whitevale on business.
Miss Lelia Morton, of Pickering
College is visiting at. C. Philip's.
W. J. Coakwell, of Toronto, was
here on Monday calling on friends
• Wm. Gammaidge, of Oshawa,
called on friends here on Sunday.
L. J. Gleeson is visiting friends
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-w da's this week.
F. Morton, of Keswic , spent
Sunday and Monday with c:
Philip.
Bert Matthews is now living in
the house lately vacated by Mr.
C. Philip. '
• C. Philip has moved into the
house lately occupied by C. A.
Barclay.
.J. Haigen, of Little York, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. H.
Liscombe.
• Rey. and Mrs. Lamont, of
WhiteVale, spent Monday with
Geo. and Mrs. Philip.
,F. C. La Fraugh has:commenced
to get his skating rink in shape.
He gave it the.first sprinkling on
Monday night. Keep your eye
on the Pickering. News .for the
opening nights.
The Executive of the Pickering
Tp. Sunday School Association
will meet in the Christian cluirch,
Brougham, on Tuesday, Nov. 28th
1905, at 2 p. m. All pastors and
superintendents are memberr.
Each school may send one repre-
sentative extra. J. H. Michell,
sec. -treasurer.
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OREEN RIVER.
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W. A. Fuller will carry a stock
of choice family flour at his store
until such time as Hoover Bros.
resume business. -*
. KINSALE.
It is with regrst that we report
the death of one of our oldest res-
idents, Mrs. Royal Rogers, which
took place at her home here on
Monday, No. 20th, at the age of
8 years. The deceased was a
daughter of the late E. Rogers, of
Port Perry, and was a resident of
this township nearly all her life.
She was an active worker in Sab-
bath School work and in the work
of the Women's Institute. She
was married to Mr. Royal Rogers
35 years ago, and had a family of
six sons and one daughter, of
whom one son and one daughter
are dead. Hr funeral which
took' place on 'Wednesday was
largely attended. showing the
high esteem in which she was
• Whitby. .
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A ca-.,., of some interest a as heard
before Ills H,,ner Judge MeCt Unman.
on Wednesdev, in the Div isien ('ourt.
at (isle -twit. when Freak Bradley and
1). Mite were endeavoring to prove
the identity ef a heiter. Bradley
;:laitutel he la,t 4 r -an heifer and that
Mag se had it. -Magee claimed the
only heifer he bad,of that description
was a grey one, and ,:alled seven wit -
assist him in showing that
Bradley had not lost the heifer he had
in his posseesion. The description of
the two dal itals was accurately giver,
and the evidence appears te, show- they
are two catt'e somewhat sitni:at.
The Judge reserved his decisiere•wish•
ing to have the evidence uf some in& -
pendent parts- a.s to what heifer Ma-
gee now has. He will inspect the
!Sieges, heifer and then the Judge will
ieve his decision. The -heifers of East
NVhitiat have received great proinin-
-eni•e during the preparatien of the
case. •
„Cherryftool.
- WP iftkf• touch pleasure in con-
bek,.-kcci.er. John
timbers..,ti he iia- at-
ttined- at the varicti-4
exhihttiun-
ttI- year. ..t tit Lolti1-tz1nn
1,7xp()$ition,'" he was
awarded a diploma tt.,r collective
exiithir of:honey, exhibited by the
i tion Goverment. At the
thitfie•iet Horticultural exhibition
and honey ,huw held in
Hall Nov. llth to 1Sth. Mr. Titii-
ben.; secured let ou best 30 lbs.
display. 2nd on best 200 lb. dis-
play, 2nd on best 10 lbs. elm er
honey, 3rd on best 25 lbs. ofgran-
ulated. 3rd on best 23 lbs. of buck-
wheat honey and 4th on best 200
,b•. display suitable for grocer's
window or counter. At the To
ronto exhibition, Mr. Timbers
also secured 3 firsts, 2 seconds, and
1 fourth prize and 4160 eleven red
tickets at country fairs, The
''Nsws" wishes to thank Mr.
Timbers for samples of his excel
lent product.
At Gprraley on Wednesday of
last week, an interesting event
took place when one of our prom-
ising young men, Walter B. Hen-
derson was united in marriage
to Mies Emma, daughter of Mr.
John Cober, of that place. The
interesting ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of about
forty guests. We extend our
congratulations.
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Miss B. Graham is visiting friends
in Toronto.
G. Russell, of Toronto, is working
in F. L. Green's miil.
Mr. Mitchell, of Green River, visited
friends here this 'week.
Edward Gleeson arrived home from
Tuesda
A. • oore jr. has been engage wit
F. L. Green in his mill for the winter
months.
Miss Georgie Pengelly, of Sc- a.riton.
Pa., is home on a visit to her parents
Win. and Mrs. Pengelly.
See bills for particulars of James
Tucker's sale which tak/es place on
Wednesday. Nov. 29th.
Master Arthur and Miss Lillian
Wilson .attended the wedding of
Joseph Stephenson at Pickering on
Wednesday.
Master Walter Haney is nursing a
bad eye this week. While leading a
horse to water he received a bad gash
above the eye.
J. J. McIntyre, of Guelph, Ont.
agent for the Raymond M'f'g Co.
'8elling National separators. spent a
couple of days in the burg.
• Mrs. Eli Wilson has returned home
from her visit with her daughter in
Portage La Prarie. Mrs. Wilson is
considerably improved in health after
her visit to the west.
Died. -At the General Hospital, To-
ronto. on Monday, Nov. Nov. 20th,
Laura Jane Stephens, beloved wife of
Edward Lidgett, age 49 years. The
funeral took place on Theslray from
her late residents when her remains
were laid to rest in Salem sen etery.
Greenwood. • •
Is Yo u r
Hair Sick?
That's too bad! We had np-
ticed it was looking pretty
thin and faded of late, but
naturally did not like to speak
of it. By the way, Ayer'a
Hair Vigor is a regular hair
grower, a perfect hair re-
storer. It keeps ,he scalp
clean and healthy.
well acquainted with Ayer, Hair
Vigor and I like It very 13212Ch. 1
ctaJlyrecommend It as an excellent
for the hair, keeping it soft and SutooliTM
Moyer:W[4 the hair from splits:Vat du
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ends." - 51(NIX wpm, Ve•dum.
Rade by J. C.d.:es Ca, Unveil, Rase.
L3.40 inailtUfaatarere
SaliAPARILLA.
tiers pecrteu.
•ESTERN RN' or CNA.
Inoperetedt.yac of Parliament 1.87i
Pickering Branch.
ent'-mrlzel Ca).tel , „ ........... 61,003.0116
Stibscr.hed Capital•
• 500.006
Assets iterlit.ly conserei,;e •1.503J87
JOHN Comas, Esc. T H. MCILML-1s,14. ZiKr.
Preelient Creaser
Special atten,r.on given to Farmer's Sole
Notes Codect,otte so.:Icif.ed and promptly sande
Farmer's Not.. •fisco'..c.ted Ainerieets and
7cragn Exchange ta.aut end sold Drat' i1.
stied. ay&La1e all parts of the wore!
Ha rings Rant Depsolistensts
Interest allowed on depointa at ttigheat enr.
rant rase., and credited half -pearly to depositor'
Geo. 'Corr. aiwardar.
Plows t. Plows!
• If it is a plow you want we
have them.
its at any time. • -
SEWING MACHINES ---
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For a god Separator all on ' _•
• L. D, BANES,
38.1y • Piekericg.
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anaaanto ?
Of all materials and design
• kepti n stock. It will pay you -
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to oall at our works abd inspect our stook
and obtain prices. Don't be misled by
agents we do not employ them, consequent-
ly we oitn, and do throw off the agents
commission of 10 per cent., whiob yon will
certainly save by purohating from us. A
Gall solicited.
.WHITIY GRANITE CO.,
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Opp. Post 026c4. •V7bitby, Oataric
MO RENT -A comfortable seven
1 roomed house. conyeniantly situated to
Pickering Villege. Hard and soft water, .table.
Apply to RICHARD BURT, PickerLug itt
is coming and with it that joy
of giving peculiar to the
• season.
e.iSthat combine utility and hand-
somel:'ifts Ilk.
appearance at a moderate
cost,•are what you want.
We know we can please
and give you good value you
for
your money.
We are opening out an ex-
ceptionally
large assortment
this fall and if it be only a 15c
article or one worth 5150.00 we
will be pleased to show it to .
you.
Wa tches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Cut Glass, Leather Goods, Sil-
verware, China, Fountain pens
Nevelties, etc.
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IBrock at. south, Whitby.
..B.ASSETT'S,
The Store of Satisfa.ction,
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BEAUTY DOCTORS' EARNINGS.
The earnings of a successful Lon -
_L -on easily into
- -lour .. • res. There is one lady who
makes sufficient income out of the
business to pay A:1,200 a year rent
for premises and keep a house in the
vicinity of Ily'de. Murk. She charges
as much as tea guineas an operation,
'and for inertly manicuring the nails
demands l-dli a guinea. Five assist-
ants are kept, In addition to a
book-keeper, a lady to receive pat-
rons, and one young lady whose duty
it is to tool: after the advertising.
. NO DOUBT ABOUT
• ROBT. BOND'S CASE
HE WAS CURED OF BRIGHT'S
DISEASE BY DODD'S KID-
NEY PILLS.
Doctors Said There Was no Hope
dor
4eti- Nm,sxr ovirciavic.aLmir
It chases away that o'd tired f.I ns and fills her with. new lite.
So Delicious too,
Only one best tea. BLUE RIBBON'S IT.
Lady's or Gent's
CEYLON NATURAL GREEN TEA is far
superior to any Japan Tea.
Sold in Sealed Lead Packets at gee, soc, and hoc per pound.
By ail grocers. I110tiE�T AWARD, ST. LOL'1S, 1904.
AFRICAN RAILROADING.
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Engineering Feats Called for in
Construction of New Line.
In the construction of the Ama-
`'or Kion But he is a Well Man bele-Butterwerth railway in Cape
'' Now, Colony, unusual difficulties had to
• be surmounted, •4ccording to the
Mount I3rydges, Ont., Nov. 20.•- 'Tal! Mall Gazette;'' and the result
+, ;(Special). -That Dodd's Kidney Pills is, from an engineering point of
cure Bright's Disease completely ant: view, one of the most remarkable
permanently has been clearly shown railways in existence. . After passing
' in the case of Mr, Robs.. "Bond, a through the Kei Iiills the line winds
well-known resideut of this plata. around another hill, and then. at a
", Mr. !fond does hot hesitate to say lower level, gbes under its own
he owes his life to Dodd's Kidney track, This portion of the railway
' • Pills. -.
"My attending physician," Mr.
Boud states, "said I was in the la:,t
.Stages. of 'fright's Disease and that two miles, and then doubles back
'---there was no' hope for me. I Yh:.'l 'for a utile and z, half, so that, after
- commenced to use Dodd's Kidney covering there end a half miles, the
!Pills and no other remedy. I used Mistress !to new servants -"There
Itrain is really .cn y half a mile to are two things, Mary, •about whits
;in all about twenty bu;xs when my the good. This watt,m i5 callr.r! theS"'
•(doctor renounced ole quite well- II I ant very very particular. 'Th'y
'I p � "zig-nal*, n• d, ilii Oh the- si,lral is .,
• ,have had no return of the trouble aro truthfulness an l obedience
since." • unlyue in. �n Ith :tin, a. All siren ,Mary-"1'ew'rn, and wdien you tell me
Bright .5 i>i„cuse is Kidney Disci-seI'he Kei heights tl:c route is through to say you're not in 'tt'l11n u Person
in its tt'oret form. Ucxld's hidn,',v'('tlttings or on enthan'.u7'uts. me c lls that you- don't. wish to • se",
Pills always. .cure it. They also Idea of its extraordinary character bleb is it to be, .uwul-truthfulness
'easily cure mforms milder foes of Kldlitly a,ay be fonri:•d from the stat.ment or ob0dience?''
nColuplaint. that in eighteen, miles the line falls . .
_____+__: or rises,, to• the e\tent of 1,300 ft„rt. Ito net delay In er-ttr,g relief for the
lit tl • :Mian 'tint' r^ ':ruin.,` wnrin fx
PERSONAL GOSSIP. ter : 'Batu-• ,. I lc.;..art earl Sure c,>rt-
_ Itching. Burning Skin Dos- 11 you'. Ince ynlr 11111,1 why rtes. you
._'erestin Notes !:'bout. Boma.eases Curd for Th•rt'•-Five !et It sutler when n. rcn:tidy is so near
Prorruneat Peorle.
gCents -I'r 'k ,.:tit-, si ' llii..•• ht rt• al. habil?
;l, t, ;,, 1 day, anti curve letter, T,1 t i
Roberts i'. able to endure a 'rheum, Semis.• Brad. t'.czetna. !,a i Mr- 13.-"1 -tin ll that ;sou at'
-., p101 /111;,td' that most -men hers Itr'h. Ulcers,. like,,ihr•.. .and ail•ir•,c tour husband to carry+ 't 1 it h-
! be inct1pac.tated 1,y' it. Ile crupti. of the "km. It i.. scoth- 1 k' y•1! s ( 1's. h . d .,:,
it sparingly at all time's, andink-
and g,,, it;; and nets, -Irl:" magic nut it the door, 1 1'.s ,t hi,
of th•e simplest kinds t'f food, in the colic of all baby' hluuurs, .}Jc carry it to humor hint, 1!,• likes to
anti's.' it to Itis, irienii••:, ae,t ueri:u
Queen of the Netherland% he- -1- them think he is' u,deprndent.
in early rising, nutwithsta,Id-. . . - . ,
is known as the- "spiral." At an -
ether point the line. tr'ave'ls along
the bank of the Mongolia. River fur
A EAl DSOME SOUVENIR.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
have issued a beautiful •set - of pia:-
ing cards which contain fifty-two
views of scenes on their lines, re-
produced in half -tone engravings -an
illustration on the face of each card.
The stock of which the cards are
made is the best that can be obtain-
ed for the purpose, prepared by a
waterproof process by the well known
English firm of Goodall & Sons, Lon-
don. The backs contain a handsome
design beautifully litthosraphed
eight colors. The cards have gold
edges and are neatly boxed, • Th -y
are for sale by news agents on Grand
Trunk traing, •and at the news stands
and make'an interesting souvenir mit
only fur one -s hbtlle but to send to
-distant friends.
At r,ur c.....cn.
E1 rirc 'W.®g,T
Send n. 7a•r earn* and ddr?w., and o rill reeve rase w ArrrIOYAL, • parcel COD*
t:un>ec 12 hintsn1 12 Teinbles ,Our 190d pattterelal mar'r o: heal Alumrn iuu.
They un ..'o:uf,: et+ ctled In wn
ion, ,d a•..boased wit: the ivacri;aioa.
n(nrail.'• "noel L,,.*4:
, gna.. They are liahL.r and ieugker Luau real Duerr article. sold re
lb, w1 never La(a;>n.
WE TRUST YOU -NO MONEY !REQUIRED.
Sell the 2s. Articles at 5 cants aa.•u, ausi.ine $1.4 alln.+.:Il.:r, •high forward to u., .ed
we w111 .cud yns a: our, As a r•wanl, a ra,yn,aeent Laver Wauh, guaranteed ler'
zein, or oilier Presents of Rtgh-clan Jewellery, which you sail meet trom our list.
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COLD & 00., No. 2, me Watch Nouse, Defamer° Oreaoont, London, W., England.
The fact that 1(01110 was not 'stilt
in a day is a s ource of much comfort
to the lazy man.. -
Practical Eaor7f day Unisons on
FARM ACCOUNTS
For 750. post pilo,
FARM PUS. 140US1,
sot 115. Chatbata,Oa:
CHENILLE CURTAINS
end W a iods ur hem* kieegi.ga, also
b►CS CURTAINS 0Y=L crstiliA.011110
Writs to ,l a►out yours.
SWUM AS/ER.SAM 11,14110 DQ, pz IUE.11antrad
D. H. BASTEDO & CO.
= -----. _" Fifa MAUU?eCTOSERS ---
177 3BG.AaM mware, T.oaet•oaio
I,&t'IP••‘: AND \)'N'S FUR AND Fra-
. LINED COA'Prt „f every kind. }iv.rythint is
'thine are a number of varieties of Furs at cauls vices. TUE TRADE t}L'P•
corns. 1lolleway'n Corn Cure will re- PLIED. Send fur catalog.
trove az./ of t.i:e:r.. Call on your drug- RAW FUER WANTED. RFA FCR FRISK UST
gist and get u bottle at once.
I,'AGSI FOB hAi.r, .11: A('RE3-?C. 13 los.
,. e.... 3. Tp ts.i)!laa>. noa.•,y all clearedD'
.1r limina -The fools are not a'. I b • un:k b u eI E. arae b. -n, 1,.d orchard at
deal vet. 11rs Bi•;1+'.-1'm grad of -it, e.,,e e't fruit, ueve• f.,v:raw
dear.
was: pw-
+!.'Anis.: et uuC4 ,b y S_,rrot', $,0J -i. d„wa: anis
dear. I Ast'e'r liid look •well in alae'', •brie acme ,w• i, a taus o11a'ice, Y.r further
pert,:uiere. a ate to ll McAlpine, 420 Richmond,
ntree4 London. Ont.
Lose.J••f flesh, cillo;h. ind path rt ::1e chest
aha, m.i rum:0 r,,.nmpaion but 4.e J. ,. .
At:orl, 1,',n; ri 'ream to lei+ and hu,ale the 3:>.+0+-1:" 4 -C4 -*4- .4 +tj•4-0+0+++•
wu�b: Ant a grain ..f opium in it - +
"Ffe s.1''s hi. wife is lArgeiy rr
spotsible for his busine..s s ':.cels '
SSell sl.e has t'ertenil,' mare it ab-
solutely necessary fors him to earo
more t uney:. - •• . .
epc3oittess and Parrtljzad. -"I bad
.ca•.• f :.ne he w 'irk .1, `i.
(„ode. f rrur 1. N. ' I ,u'frr'e.! t^ ...biy and
w t• "f 4'.i npee^b:er, a,t! pu.hted,one r1. 19
she has not a ie. us NAL TI(' 1h ('L(!('Ii. ., s t 't 1 r A e f - the !le ,'1 .a'"c :re relief,
Y co. It as huatU ilii tnq � h -t ve in r, •ve••t.} >
tc
hat
> du. Stu- has been ur us- van art _
Th,! rlo. : ifi the il>wi`r of the NetC ,rete" .! evprl.-.I. t I• Dain nJ h t e 1,heA ui a tele I wa, +Glu Logo
be downstairs by ha I I •I)il�t en4L..e cruu Dlu Lail, e t• as to it> tut h,,.uE 1 s fiAV I am a q e11•
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a morning ever nines rhe Natal ( ,:.lege •ur al Ica out h, P.c1� Tarsi !antes, with,,ae vel ,tent e
• *.lc child.- ' land, tthalt trill i;e l'p.•red shortly
the p,,s'c'Ssr,r 'of n dirt.in,•t •by the Nr:-�, trill :dark tone as-krt:I.:
1•n4 -land, ' c(tlal'd, and un hoard '''',1',. slid mix eight, si,.
• four bt'ils, t le ,,and -will he the utll
1 r tr•6 •}revk.l (.)hire throe Y
t!aini it. (:re. cit ,11.1e..i.,'1i>':t' '>, its' i•mil 'in 1 n; l<7n,!
of Klt. ra ern' who re ,..,the
h loan 'tr0,( ands-rarmrlee'a1
d his sixty-seventh birth- 1 Sr le /,`",,.ti c tic „:ilii, i
cid the others are the. 'Scar- t;1e •c.er.•iJerisl,t4 the t port and
•.f Lansdowne and the I-iael .if ki'' e slmm� n nrl,tl,.,w,'. rl.•c h, to
feta •riutl. nntttrr, '1 :men at Corel, i; tir-
110 • I duet't ton they will evttrentce dvshott.n
1 Ashbourne, t'ho is )Lite si'.tr- rind rate' h,l,ou•n,..., and Ira, e the d.-
l(-,. 'rel (rca,Lr henitl,y and '..."° ;. to
year; olrl, has hri•n Lord r:„rut tlr,r fount ,en TLe1r u,or,.
elll>r of • Ireland for .ticenty ar, wel1-:;mien to 1hnusenri. 01 (1 k1,.:0
s having risen from a 11x401 1 fLy exp.•rlenCe b,se he)IeLcial tit`;d ,se
Its. gI% ..h+, tube to the .ynt•t:,
barrister with remarl.abl•' +
;>,ss J:ncerint i'trliartl.nt in I ;ANC1ENT ENGINEERING, -
as rn,'tnber for Iti,hlin Univ _
hie watt appointed Attorney- Bored Tunnel, Similar to Siup-
:.eral' for Ireland in 1$".'7, and to
got his C'hanceltorr-hip and his
ion, 2,500 _Years Ago,
t in the ('ninniet, tvh+ch• ho has r i'nmin•t.aIa}itc evidence exists that
continued to hold uninterrupt- 2 -,(4s. rears ago certain Iloh'rew -an-
- Hurons fin the time of Xing Ifeze-
- Kiah)-ezel•utod'c-xaetly the shims klad
11 a the .nian wl'::, puts his hand of work whirh was carried out in
• -.•littelc to the grindstone that the Simplon t.t?nnel, though perhaps i
;>s rho • other fellow's nose there, 'on et slightly :sritaller scale, says' the
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' - ;Scientific American. •
PASSING OF PORRIDGE. Al fust his project seemed doomed
Makes Way for the Better Food of to failure.,
as •there • existed 11: ttc,'en
lernsalem and • the springs from
Setter Day. which. the water was 40 lie derived a',
Pr-rri•ige is no longer used for high chain of hills, over which it
�rlitakfus-, in my honre," writes a would be impassible to convey this
loyal Britain from liuntsvillc, Ont, water. It 'S'a-i 1h'rt•fpre 31:cter,minct1
''.1111-.i was ari admission of no small to open • a Passage for the Water',1I:,, ,.':.tante to .0110 'brought• tip' on through •the solid rook,. One of the
i'•„ trine -honored stand-by, Siraeh MSS. dating from this period
'elite tnorfth o o," slit continues, states in this connectiini: "ITL'ze-
huts ht a package of ei-ape-Nuts Ki -ah fortified his city by 'bringing
! for my husband, w'ho hail been ''.'.1 thereto, and hr hoists. through
1+� •:. 11,uljtl for over a year. He had the -solid rock liy 'liieans Of. bronze,
assed through 'a secure attack. -of attrl'h1 collected tL0 water in ...a (modost.ly)-"I am thu tis ice of sc
.•:,enu:l,nia and la grippe cumbine.el„ -,_�• entecn'childrer' 'ser,'•
rsrrvoir."
r 17:1 Etas Ic `t kt a' very, bail---c:asci tfon
r-
'i /,v .on they passed away. I:ecc•nt •exllluratlAnc• have enabled .Tho Crick in tnr Ruck. -"nue `totter,
this predecessor of the 5in:lil't'n to of nature makes the whole world kin.'
• I tried eyc.rythil: for his bene.'}t, be thoroughly ic?rntiio•1. It is said sines- the 110,1, 31i,1, ,shits. about tine
tothin secured to do hint any,
.11n;ith"rcr?lotvel 1llc,ntll and••1e,'01 be, the 5hiloah tunnel by mriYn.;
d: 01 soh}cll v ;iter was amt's t dott•n
• I remained as trial: ,0a -ever. 1
almost discouraged about hies from 'a snln•r•e to' the saes of Jerusa-'
Ihn1 n(1 toured lute' the Fool of Si-
loam, mentioned .in the 11'1'1',',' This
•:(Sari(-"fi'hF is 'Al,.I'Iffirr in such
n 1;iu'ry 30 r.l;trl•y' '11ru:d'?" Art ft .r
Ile promised his he wouldn't,.
+s•tr.ike. -while they tri'- y e nriab, ll-, !
Minh/ Strengttl and Womanly boa :ty
drp.•o,: a punt} 1 `e `,t.. 1 r,. - i that
pini'. depen.. ..a. perfet•t .k. tnej 11:teretz. 1f
these urgaaa art dit...a:d and wilt nut pert- ro'.
their tlartt,oa n, to ...II steel; in rain 4.- sir•:zte:
and 0�,tuut fir beauty. -.-uta 'Arm-,('0o'Kri:soy
Cure . r e• ,.:a all trawl -1/.01 thr a:all the b•.dy4
"d:term....-rep:a, r/we.k.p;ta.--w.
" -What docs I't•etlily like to play'?
a:•'.ur,t tl:,r caller, "l'r,•,!d', '' iei>.i,:•.I
pal,,o, "likes to platy whatever s -one••+
nla lnnia anti I rlct',ti,: are too nidi,:(
rpt hila,.,
'file ellicnry of 1'. „'.r''. :inti-r'ot.surnp-
(,;:0 S-.rul''in r'u:int; c,.ug!Is nt:d colds
and arresting inllalnnictlnn or ll,i' sui.
can int est:doe-hod t.y' tie,„!reds of testl-
n.on,:rts Inttu all sorts yr ,1 -cin ditions
of nice. It IS a stands. •d ren.edy m
these utl'nert, 011.1 nil af(cctinn ,of t.i,e
tilr,,,.t, and miar.. ,1t ,a high,y 11( 03, -
wended 'hy medicfn00•• tenders, becavn0
they- knoll and appreciate its, value as
u. curatite. Try. it.
Polly. Swift -'!hid, isn't it'?" •`nliy
flay -"%\'hat, dear'? Itully .Swift--
'•'\1'hy, that the mere a girl blushes
the more a mall admires her c@eek.'=
FARMERS: • C
'+ �'e are app,>lat,ng one sier ,rt ar Now. Q
0 ere ry town .'r v:!, tire .ver ::'tarda fur
•+ r aa:s -,f .0 r retne.Le,.
iv 8'oas (:e,ttl0 :Heap. Hogs wt
+ , tritry, Y >::ng (;vita with nasal sad jointer
anise.
40. Oe, Free Adria* rod Capita Sit t
. 11 :nze.-rs y"u trite fur ha of l :s-
+ ilea and oe:arrell agency. :to .,:link • b rse.le r
b can know too much abut toe ,1:.esras h.+ +
+ animals aro wit 4; a 't 1- �.
0 The VETERINARY SPECIALTY CO., Limited +
San Dt"5 flit; '- 1' 1•,k,N'f1l, ON 1'. 0
t Q+0+0+Cs.+Ctr+0+ Ct t G+4+4+CE
is that" Ic:'rihty
homely
thy tt tic'. I10tt'it t-" \ uu has'e`a't
loukvll fo 51,r why 1 r,rf0 I t0ea111"
Jew,. -"1 don t ru .ct
A '+curd Stomnrt Means a ('lour
.., ail , 1 u h I ,rt-' ,r0 ul a. 1 ICI ,11.1..
1 soli 1;. s., Ire sinew•-,. (ore._. 01 ,,' r,..._•
1!.1%, u,c• .ousts rc,l tui itte r .
ties v(tlLtp b ghly
. ,il�en till lu lr,olr 1eolth.' 1t In to lv
Iia LL,: tint'• t Cn re: ill trratl,,r'r(l 11,1
l' •''y me ahs,: to Lire, i'n'ns, .rl,r• an'rt
u I•J grille ,n • tl,.- r,. r.11 ,,. u_, call+( 1;•
rbar,Y (11 110-''' k'toe- ti,e sel::e til Fur-
Melee.- N. chrt.:l,lc•1',I1. 111 r.,:Kwut-ug ti,u,
.t„ri,., •'• Ishii cuare (l1 J t.ly keel„n5 ((IC
h .i.es clear. '
The reputation of yonr aticesti.rs
won't c1t) you mach go. ;s.1 e.tiell y0'1
are 'looking Sur employment,
ImltetiO'0 thou -id. 5•:; '�•eist un,n getting
150 ri,suine "Thu fret I,' \I r.>11.1 Yl.t.+ter. It
ha, .t,mii the tent :d ye ,rt: l: caro,. autos a0.1
pilins quicker than any. plater,. .. -
'!'here is some hope for a than whit
knows tliat he is a fool, 011(1 tit lets- to
keep the kuottlecago to. himself. -
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I HeUMATISIA AN.D PARALYSIS.
Their complete home cure. Post
free to readers of this paper.
• For limited period only.
.The heat of. the Trot -les fairer° p cheeks,' bands-tn.,: .u._u ,its.,:Cru,rd treatise, iv -
It takes, away the enemy, 'Ferr,vim is the A- C
belt t.>nic 1 brace you up. It stitn•ilates the nig fall-i,e-'•r'.ntlon c' Phcur,.utt,lii and
system. It 'Lake; the weak-tr.>ng. It Ls plods; Paralysis, alio ti:,truct lens for a coon -
.ant t4 take. All druggists sell it. _ piste •Houle cure, describing the tuost
nu''e,•>'slu1 tmau:ten'f ul the world, re-
. C•ul,:inetiried'• 107 010' 1iin,.trir ar:el ttuclors-
010 Farmer (tending : thrashing- et! !.y tI ,-cheat n,0 -n, 'I his l,tl;hly in-
. to applicant for,job-)-"ansae' struts ive hook teas, written Ct.' \t, 11.•
(1,,, ,t grill:et:Ian tel.o has 'thuds• a
'done any •th. ashiim.-C• Applicant s,u,iy of tia,•,c.1 meant•". The 1,r••utee is
••.t•_ I,,v 2 gradunt;t-of• the Unicor..ity of
Nurtsa,urg. 01curl p,,.tni to -day rind
you Asti: recoice tile" honk free by rt'-.
turn.--Ati,c!rcn•". 1'lie, Vol o Drug, Cu., •
l:trig St. ('041- Toronto
31iss 'Howler. (who, sings)='"rh;tt
il,nr.h of rhrunrlt fat:, and lnnlT,o gr, �rllt let77n s.7 q'lio ytui l5t 1nt.POCluce:i
tvlurlr is so corun,on noire? Thur' i1 no• .�'
Poctty in that touch, for it ('curlers life me to sa1:1 be ts•r)uld t.'ive anvtIting
wir.erdoe. ho had my voice. Ile the w•tv
sen: r of relief tcl•rn all no ,lient n r '
er rIc it driven pain n.:.nss c ties "he follow'?"
away. 'fliers is milling equals it.
"i -c1:1 have spurned the!!" he cried
llittrrly; "I will go into tht' b-i:.y
world: I trill fight an,l ''.in,
name Shall lie known and my ('11111
"Then, en, wI0'l( you have.
done that," she interrupted, "trey 1111
again',"
:c 17r .
zloty• conduit is 111ii4 y;ttt(Is lintg. '111.'
"In the one month that. he has distance, as tilt bird Ilk,. between
;tier (:rape -N'';:( he has 'gained 10 the twn moat hs of tie' tunnel is -ill )
i1(10 5 in weight, his strength is only 1t0 yards, which proves that
.( pn:lt returning • to him, and hti • the work 'ns not e•>:rept•':! in O'per-
sols like, a• new than. .Nov.'- we all fectly straight lino -clue rintrlitless to.
f; rape -Nuts food, and . are tl.t,) the diilic:ulties. viii, -h . ;he el'cinct'rs,
,;t,';' for it. Our little 5 years, old eneuuntered in their task, whicf7 for
Hay, who used to sulTcr from pains in ;, the period., was of a really marvel -
..he stomach' after eating the' oil- Ions„ nature.
',ash•I,ncrl porridge, has no more 1 '('hat 1lir work ' was eon i11(IOced
r„:tale since he began to use Grail!.- ; •Cann taint- 1141, of the t-ltnna,l is not ..,
Nets, and I have no more. doctor's ; oilly proved by the inserip.1.ion, but
:,ills to poly for him.!also bv,t}ie fact that the,'narks of
1a sci
lae<ty' d dttcr[u)nn.The
ton -
"Lest Monday I ate 4 teaspoonfuls ' nisi was altered several 1 hues. during
of Gra e -Nuts and cream for treat.-Ithe constructi,n thereof, as thyro
;t1st. no King else, Uttn set to work lace several shdrt. •gait ries, which
and trot my mornings work' de's.. Fry v reel evidently ahand'uu•d a5 Soon OS
I ( lo'r'e and felt less tired, Ln'tch 1 .
tt -was noted that working tear_ Lee
' st.rott' r, •t }tan if ..I had made - my ing dine out of line, The floor Of.
ne,.gl. 1st on' meat, potatoes, ebe, as
I ,>s,1a1 to' -I tcn11idn..t he without t,te tunnel is finish cl with .the
N S in the 1101150 fur any mon- greatest Corp. soil lite workin,:s viu'y
C..y." !' f! .01 five -eights of a yard to one
� t Nrintr, fiicrn fly Posture f'., ,
i now, t'rrek. Mich. There's a ren. r,,t. ,yard in width by frntn three feet. to
React the lits le hook, "The_ Ilei ;,i Tillie feet in height...more or less, ac-
,,, 'eellvillc," in pkgs. !cording to the hardness_ of the rock,
use Grapy\tit S frith on,y the burin tools, Irici0- etc.,, retry
roam, and 11(1(1 it the must - still he 50ta1, all bearing in opposite
all in our•h}H of fare: •1=• '`1h'0'i't1-in of the tnn-
r 11
hrieI,td-"111's an auctioneer."
6t:tliFnt Snap is bettsr than other snap9,-
but is brat wren used in the .saniigh'. way.
Buy Sunlight Soap auk follow d:.roetiorns. .
.'• • rRI.CIOUS crtOR-NS.
Thr lightest of European crowns
i the' State crown of Great Ilritain,:
which • was made for • (ween Victoria.
Althon_lt it weighs only 2 lbs. 7
oi5„ its 'shit is SI:fir0,0l)0. One
enc,rnlo11S sapphire mule .from. the
s tel nit., of 3Cdr:'urd the Confessor, in
the l'ope's treasure' house are two.;
crowns which- are valued n.tof,•:2,000,-
O(I(1• One of th'etn was the gift " of
Napoleon to Pius i!I1. and. contains
the :largest. emerald in • the world,
'The other, the gift of (10n Isabel-
la of SIiain 10 Pins 17.:•, weighs- 3
lbs., and -is worth $1,000,000.
Al.g'crnnn_-"Yoe ,-must not think,
.!dearest, that because you are rich -
and I am poor I am trying to mar -
rt you • on account of your money."
Genevieve-"VVh(se are you after -
pais'•„
Reminst�,n Tv pcwriter
NEW S1 O D E LS
brew READY
re .tel ::f Stem:ngt.,n ICpeserlter
-:>rreas. There' never was a
keirt'ift n solo^r•
NE!tt- Aft>i)ltl,1 represent tho cum
no.1 ,uleta..-s-e of (1.'! Remingt ,n .,,cce.•-
r,lna tin yearn of etperionce to .typew titer
be,tdtolt. -•
_.
ws will Iso, c1•',4 to have you call at oar
ans.'s And ger the new models or send for
:l-11'9Led booklet describ}ilg the nen*
feeture.t. - -
Remington Typewriter Co.
33 Adala}de tt. 1., Toronto, Canada
AND R'I'ER1•WIII'Ri:.
: 13111 -Did ;you ever notice how many
tall leen }'.>u meet in ,a day? ;Tom--
No; but I've often noticed how many
s111,rt 111Ur1 3(00 whet when you want
a, luau, '•
• Twitchy MuSoles and Siemilesenose.-•..
The hct:elets heart sickness that settles on a
in -An nt woina.n who -e nerves are shattered by
diaeaae can best be pi lured in eontraat wit'n a
patient viii,, Tins bee:, in the "depths" arid-Irni
been 1r t;ted front thele by Month American Ner-
iine. Gorge \Cel>oter, _ef. Fnre•t, Ont„ say;: "I '
•uwo 01y life to it- Ecerythiag else failed to
'cure." --11 •
AI.L.
A i: O L,'. f! A l 111,1'. I 1'E.
Alrl W. Ari r Simmons of Henley-
cti=Pl'a'nes town council has just ace 777:
-contplishori a remarkable feat neer
the fauruus reach of lite 'i'hames at
II]'lilk'y, England. IIs -Walked, 'PAri, '
cycled, 'rowed, and th-n swan!
yards• all under eight minutes. A9
Mr. Sintlnons is '1S years of age, the
feat is all the More noteworthy.
Cash or Cage
If Shiloh's Consumption Cure fails to cure
your Cold of Cough, you get back all you
paid kr it.. You we sure of a Cure or
the Cash.
If it-;vatfl t a sure cure, this offer would
not be made.
Can anything be fairer T
1f you have a Cold, Cough, or any distant
of the Throat, Lapp or Air Passages, try .
-- ILO -
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Pickering Ont.
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LOCAL. OPTION BY•LAW.
In response to a largely signed
petition, the Pickering Council
has decided to submit the local
option bylaw at the time of the
municipal elections in January,
•In view of the fact that the peti-
tion had five hundred and eighty-
six 0 -ayes, abort one-half the
usuabnu ober polled at the muni-
cipal elections, there way only one
reasonable course fur the Council
to pursue, that of granting the
request of the petitioners. \Ve
are living in a democratic coun-
t -3r, one in nhich the people are
the ruler's, and at whose cuwmand
all 'statutes are framed. The
-Council showed their wisdom, by
refusing to take the responsibility
:of shelving the matter. They
recognized the fart that the qua --
tion is one f -.:i the pevitle alone ti,
:decide \Ve:•e the ltet'ktit,:r of the
t�uii,•.ra c- people signed by a
s e: y ! • • it. ? ::limber, they might
be justified in tett,-tug t , g: -tint
it request. hit in the face c f -o
rge a petitic rl only one conrae
- - . was open to the-• r u,
The f..tlle,c'lag will prove of
interest at the iii-e;ent juucture,
as it allows the stienl;th of the
two parties in the former t-ontest
Local option was first submitted
to the electors of Pickering on
,Jan. 4th. 1 192, . when 1,037 vote-
were cart. of which 500 a ere in
favor of the :Act and 07 against.
'leaving a majority of 63 in favor
of local option. On a technicality
the by-law was tt Lashed and never
went into operation, On May
30th of the ,ante year, the by-1ao
was again subntittell, when it was
carried by a majority of 71, there
he:ng 1,185 votes cost, of -which
628 -Were in favor of the .Act and
:557 against. The third vote took
place Jan. It ii, 1'117, when a by-
law to repeal lural opti(,11 t, e,
submitted. in this case 1.204.'
votes were cast. their being .771 in
favor of repeal and t;29 against re-
peal, a majority of 58 against re-
-peal. On a scrutiny before the
-County Judge this vote • was set
aside. The last vote was taken
on Nov. 17th, 1697, when a by -Ian'
to repeal local' option Avas carried
by a majority of 12, there being
1,162 votes cast, 537 beiug in favor
of repeal and 575 against repeal.
Since that date the township has
been under the.license system.
•
.Pickering Council.
•
• The above Council met pursuant to
adjournment in the Town. Hall, Bro-
ugham, on Monday, Nov. 21)th. Mem-
- bees all present, Reeve MrBrady in
• the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
Communications were read from : P.
J. Rowe, re bridge ; S. Disney, re cul-
- vett and water -course on east town
line, 8th con. ; W. E. Yarnold, Co.
Engineer, re bridge and stream on e t
i, 7th con.
1, A
1,
mo ion
force before. That to=day Temper-,
ante Alliance did not do anything to
enforce existing laws. That people
would riot get accommodation under
local option. '
James W. Hogle thought that Tem-
perance people were not asking any-
thing unreasonable. All they were
asking was a chance for the electors
to say what they want. If the price
for accommodation had to be raised
they were willing to pay for it.
Rev. Totten, of Claremont, thought
that they were in a position to meet
Mr. Wilson's arguments, but that this
was no place to take them up. Would
be willing to meet these arguments
and talk with any opposition in a
friendly way.
Mr. Rogers thought this was not the
place to enter into discussion and take
up time of Council.
The Reeve said they would be glad
to receive any points put forward by
the deputation, but did not think this
was the place to enter into any lengthy
discussion.
Rev. Tonkin, in conclusion, spoke in
regard to cost of the election and said
that 586 ratepayers asked for this vote
and thought that this number would
warrant the vote being taken.
The Reeve then stated that the dele-
gation had presented a weighty peti-
tion and that the opposition had pres-
ented as weighty a one and that it
placed the Council in a difficult posi-
tion. but, for the Council would say.
the Council would be frank in their
detsion and report to the Alliance
as soon as possible,
Mr. Parker asked if there would be
time to advertise the By-law the prop-
er time and take a vote at the time of
the municipal elections The Clerk
stated that there was.
The committee on indigents recom-
mended payment to Jos. Burk of 110,
for 1 month's support of Robt Gibson.
On motion of Mr, Wilson. Chairman,
report was adopted.
Standing committee on Contingen-
cies reported and recommended pay-
ment as follows : C. %V. Disney. tele-
phoning, 40e.; D. R. Beaton. on ac-
count of salary, 11;:.;,1): also, disharse-
ment-v, Ili : 1'. J. Rowe. pound -keeper
,:ossa re Carleton and/�Lyndaca.-', 1.5.
Un 'notion of D1ta►t'rerow, Chairman.
report was adopted.
The-•.n1rni:t -e en Roads and Brid-
sass mrne•nded payment ;:+ f.)ll,)w:
�f l i,apman, holt-, nails. iron. et.• ,
-.t;tit::i.d town-l::p, t13.9.1 ; G H Law.
rep pile driver and •.•r•.41te:', 1.47. \\-
D Gurdon. cel,.r and pine •timber,
75.73 Wilfred s i!er, corn div !1, rep
r. ulcer t• cons 6 and 7. 1 1!!: B Wagner,
belts :and rep rock Tusher 7 :a, •
i'aar1: ria c,petst:ng g.-.ier. 11.45 \\'
.i Devitt, pipe sup .1,v, '3. 4 old of
•13.2.5; Robt Ward, re-:eastlrlt.;r and
caretaking of timber.: l 'V P Tales
Ilona. 40 r,cd - w f, 1 i.,t• , tae., White.
.rum divs 3 and 4 gravel, 11.7:1, Wm
Etnmerson. coin div 5 men and teams.
i;.,3.1 Jas Lidgett, coni div 10. men
and teams, 17.76 \C J Mirhell. com
,lis- 12, drawing timber and repairing
Green River bridga. (Leo White.
porn dire 3 aril 4. men and teams.
47,36 : WOn Emmerson, corn div 5,
men and teams. 13.5e , Geo Davidson,
corihiiv 7, 17.2.5 : J H Connor. tank-
ing Pa kr ring hridgs, 7.40 : Cr White.
wen .and teams. 50.2'3: J 1f Gortmin.
corn Alii 1, rep Rrtnnter',.hridg.•, "i1.tll1;
J 11 Michell. rep culvert 7th clan. 6.'22
trete and tram rep ,Arta hriAigi .
25.5.- J Greenlaw. ,�n,c ,..now from
nee t.t railroad. 4,•',0: Wm Gil! -
al: div e?, mena: •l r, .rt:-. 21 fl1
.J II 1( onn.0 'lit -2 3,1;$ .J H l.�,r-
toan, tliv 1. 5.•_0': \W 1' l{ •I i .*. Hnus
rl;
rods w f 11,1_; J Ii M!Ain. bona,
on li'2 mak. 15.51: Margate: Allison.
hums. nn 7a rodv, lo,05: \Wet Gibson,
tliv 6; gravel, :3.74`: \V E Y:t.rneal. Ce ,
surveyor. inspecting ar:d staking
measurements of Stream on townitne
!,r•t Pi.•kering and 'Whitby. 13.00;
Petty, for tile. 13.90: J H ('onnor, for
ggravel for his div 4.72 ; E Bryant,
feu•niahing oil and hanging out lantern
1.55, On motion of Mr. Todd, Chair-
man, report was adopted.
Standing committee on Sheep Kill-
ed by Dogs recommended payment as
follows : J R Linton, one lamb and
two sheep damaged, 17.49; -Wm Ed-
wards, two sheep killed, 12; Walter
Annis, one sheep killed, 6: said
amounts being g sworn, value; James
Putsey, for having to dogs killed,
$10. On motion of Mr. Palmer, Chair-
man, report was adopted.
On motion of Messrs. Wilson and
Palmer the Reeve was instructed to
grant his order on the Treasurer in
favor of the parties—recomurended—i r
the reports of the various standing
committees as presented this day.
Mr. Gerow, seconded by Mr. Pal-
mer, introduced and put through a
was opposed to submitting the by-
law.
Mr. Todd thought that that action
would stop by-law being voted on at
the same time as municipal elections.,
The Reeve said that this Council
was elected by people who signed the
petitions and believed that it was the
Council's duty to submit by-law. If
it did not come before the people at
the municipal elections it would come
up later and incur greater expense.
The petitions showed plainly that
there was a discussion on and it was
best for the people to decide for them-
selves. Was in favor of submitting
by-law at elections of January 1st,
1906.
Councillors Todd and Palmer took
the same view of the matter as th
Reeve.
Mr. Gerow read a statement of the
expenses of the municipality in connec-
tion with local option, also of the loss
to
municipality through deriving no
revenue from the liquor traffic during
the time local option was in force in
this township of $3,411.31, made up as
follows : Election expenses, 831.02;
Loss of revenue during five years no
licenses were issued, ' 2.580.'2, Was
not in favor of submitting by-law.
Mr, Palmer, seconded by Mr. Todd,
introduced a by-law to prohibit the
sale by retail of spirituous, fermented
or other manufactured liquors in the
Township of Pickering. The vote to
be taken on the 1=t day of January,
1906, at each of the eleven polling sub-
divisions in this township by the same
deputy.returning officer's appointed to
conduct the municipal elections.
The by-law was read a first and
second time and the clerk ordered to
publish it as required by law.
On motion of Messrs. Palmer and
Todd T. C. Brown was paid the sum
110 for extra services as care -taker
and repairs.
On &lotion Council adjourned to
meet again on Monday, Dec. 11th,
1905. for the transaction of general
business.
were heard : C. W. Disney, re culvert
•one t 1'; Mr. Michell, re Green River
bridge ; Geo. White, re ditch in front
• of his residence in Dunbarton; T. C.
Brown, re extra meetings. •
A petition was presented asking the
'Council not to submit the local option
by-law to the electors, the said peti-
tion being signed by 453 ratepayers
and 14 commercial travellers.
. , On motion a deputation from the
-Pickering Township Temperance Alli-
ance was heard. Clarkson Rogers,
President, presented a petition asking
that a local option by-law he submit-
ted. Rev. Tonkin was heard in the
matter and 'stated' that petition con-
-tained 586 navies (bona fide..voters).
The question was not tempera ace, but
whether Council would gt:ant petition
of ratepayers. Thought that as re-
presentatives of this township,Council
could not refuse.- Did not wish to
antagonize Councillors, hut intended
to stay with the matter.
Mr. Wilson asked if Temperance
Alliance would be willing to pay extra
-cost of taking this vote.
,. Mr. Tnnkin said Alliance were will-
ing to payexpense.if it was the rule,
but did not think it was custoniarv.
Mr. Wilson thought it would he
better for Alliance to wait and see
should not he there, arid report at a
what Government would do for Tern -
future meeting. If he thought that
r�ntn the Township hat lfmmr c�thercrpl get local option could be carried on sue-
, and hotel -keepers were blamed forcessfully he would support it, hut was
sealing it satwo local optiutl wise ..).1
r st OF inivR it coulQ be therefor, he
for receiving nominations for the offi-
ces of Reeve and Councillors for the
Township of Pickering for the year
1906, and persons to preside thereat as
Deputy -returning Officers as follows:
1. The place for receiving nomina-
tions at the Township hall, Brougham,
at the hour of one o'clock in the after-
noon of the day by law appointed
therefor, and not at the hour of noon.
2. The places for holding electiohs
and D. R. O's as follows : No. .1.
Grange hall, Kingston road, H E Web-
ster, D R.O: No. 2Town hall, Picker-
ing, \V V Richa•i ison, D R 0: No. 3.
Moody's oice, Liverppool, Thomas
Moody,D R 0: -No. 4, .Towne's house.
Rouge Hill, Guo Tovne I) It 0 : No. 5,
Temperance, hall, Cherrywood. Gen.
Davidson D R 0 : No. 6, Temperance
hall, Kinsale, R It Mowhiay D R 0 :
No. 7, Town hall. Brou,gharn, L J
Gleeson D R 0 : 'No. S. Ocidfellow's
hall, \Vhitevale, Jas 'Taylor D R 0:
No. 9. Orange hall, 6th con, R \W
Mowbray D R 0: No. 10, Tosyn hall,
Claremont, Thos Dunn D R 0: No.
11, School house, Altona. A Reesor
DR0.
Mr. Wilson requested that the
Clerk he instructed to look over 'both
petitions as presented today re local
option, and strike out any names that
Rete Advertdee nent8.
�1Ft.:ckster's wagon fr,r sale. Sernnd
LL 'Land, to good repair. W:a he sold cheap
A. T Law, Dcabartou, 7tf
�.Ai'OR HO\Wl: ha-� for ,.tie z r••R-
lt. .itere,r cotawr•11 rum alio some tam
10.- a f:r tree.l oq, ?rues nqn ' 1.
It,ICE'T}?ItS FOR SALE- Qne 2-
. ..-.ear Rai:. r•g,.tere.1 . three rail la• La
PETER AN DoaLarto^. 1-1
FALE—Ore r,gis:pre I
ro 1-i.'1 Cal!, seven n' chi mJ ;from
z....ot strata Apply to Jaiii174Slci'TO,H.
Port ::awn. 6.7
Ti)
RENT -A farm containing 1:
acre,. tat ated un the Kia alta : r 1 ad. ^ oe
ant a It al! aline east of F:ulcer ar r.sase For
part:au:Ars apply to W J Realm, Pt:car.cg tat
(" ra,,mere Grange s'nck, —One ram
k. J lamt Cotewc.3. A few Y r sb'res lett
at nett price. A pure bred ', •+ritih.: el boar
uraemere Eclipse for serv.ne at the term, P.•
!t. Chapman, Audios, Ontario, .16if
•
FOR SALE -A farm containing Ys
acres being lot 1.1. rear of 5rd eoc'eya, on,
P:caer:ng On the prem:see are a dweiLog
Baru, ets:,te vete Por para:altars apply to
LEWELLCN BOONE. or W. V. Richardson,
Pk kertnti.
4o-tf
%TING
RINK
HOUSE ' .AND
at e aw.d at a rea,onat'.1e i roe L:3 large nkat.n,r
rink an ale• t.s r :..a a:..i lot a:• ,meal in
:Le C ,t l.. - of }.. ,IgLam ,{:I+:r
to. Frank st iris' oa the press :r to v. t
ttic::ar !son, l'wkerit.g Litt
/� ANTEl' -spy- ('hiM;tr,u-
tui .rens parsona of tr,;,twrrcL:•
norm an 1 eomewbat familiar with local teat•
to•y a3 aee1.3taL: to branch crli:e. Savary 31'•.
weekly. Prrmanect position. S t in,
v..etrimnt regttred. Preva.:ue taper.en.:e cot
e•ent,al to eugag'cc. A.i.i^ere. Manager
Eranchee, Como Block Chicago. 1 -Ii
El ARM TO RENT—Being lot 22.
Con, 5, in the Township of Pickering, con-
sisting of 120 acres. Soil is a rich clay loam,
in a good state of cultivation. Farm hoe
never been rented. On the promisee are good
frame house and a large frame barn with stone
stabling. Good water, hard and soft ;a run-
ning stream on the premises. Good fences.
Large and small fruit. For purther particulars
apply on the oremises 3,4 bf s mile west of
Brougham Village, JOHN'PHtLLIPB. 4.7
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT—
known se the Henry Gordon elation farm,
being parte of lots 13 sna 14, con. 1, Pickering
Townebio and close to Pickering Village, con-
sist:rg of &boat 110 scree. Boit ii good clay
loam: in & fair 'tee of cultivation and good.
for etther,grain or stock•raistng. On the pre-
mises area . good brick house, a large frame
barn, with atone foundation, and good stabling
also s good bearing orchard. For particulars
apply to J, N. Richardson or Lafayette Gordon,
-sxectitozs; -- —
Take Notice.
$iij,�on
The People's Cash Store.
h• week we are offering
tssone •�peeia:
We have still a few of our specials in stock which will be sold at
the following prices for another week only :—
Women's black Mercerised Sateen Tnderskirts, accordian pleated
flounces worth $1.35 for 99c; $1.25 for 89c.
Flannelette Blankets, warm and fleeced, good weight 11;'4. $1.25.
Wool Blankets, pink and blue borders, unshrinkable 60 x 80, 0•¢
lbs, worth $:3.00, for $2.10,
Men's Vests, Tweed and Corduroy $1.00, $2.25, $2.00, $2.25.
Men's Suits 5,00, 7.50 and $8.00; Fine Black Worsted Suits $11.00.
Men's Overcoats $8.50 to $9.50.- Another shipment of these fine
warm coats this week.
Youths' Overcoats 88.25 and $6.50`
Boys' Suits, $2.25, $3.25, $4.25, $4.50. ••
A large assortment of Men's and Youth's Iong pants; Boy's knee
pants, Overalls, Smocks, Cardigan Jackets, etc.
A full assortment of Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls' Boots, Rub-
bers. etc.
We expect Santa -Claus to arrive soon at D. Simpson & Co's with
a great big pack on his back full of nice tgnings for the children at
Xmas.
Groceries -A full line of the choices and best.
'- A complete and large supply of new canned goods.
• Best Manitoba and Pastry Flour. -
Sewing Machine Needles. Oil, Belts, etc., for sale.
D. SIMPSON & COMPANY,
PICKEI�- INa-.
O NT.
• illinerr{ ! milliner,{ 1
We are selling out the balance of our steak of Spring and Summer
Hats at a great reduction to make room for our new
Fall Goods. Give u, a call if you are -
tisantiug millinery.
C. A. Baker,
Picker
We offer to the Public :
Our nice, stock of ,Knitting Yarns, coarse Factot
Yarns, Saxony, Andilusion. Bee -hive and oth
Fingerings.
Also, an attractive assortment of Rug Patterns at
some 1. vitt;- amici. ;ur souvenirs.
M. & E. Boone, Picke
l'AI:LOADS OF CATTLE Far sale
1 Lave at my pr•m:.ea for rale feeding
steer., t,a..'era t,eer nageri &t 1 new 1411cb
cows, Cal: AL1 seo them an •1 get P-tcee. Obe
oral a halt m:lee w..t ofBr•:ugham Cuiage,
ppb,ue or apply -Jo J.,nu A. W-a.te and sous,
Brougham, Oct. ,u t t
Fic%cering ..
Vigilance '-. Committee
Formed for recovering property stolen
from its members and the appre-
hension of the thieves.
Members baying property stolen oommuni-
caw immediately with any member'
of Executive Committee.
Membership fee 111.00..
Arthur Jeffrey, Geo. Leng
Secretary. President.
Erect. Com. -Geo. Leng, D.E. Pugh, C. 8.
Palmer, Pickering, Ont.
Tickets may be obtained from A
Jeffrey, sec., or J. A., O'Conner, vice-
pres.
Pickering Lumber
nod
I hereby give notice that I will not
be responsible for any debts contract-
ed hereafter by my wife, Artemissa
Tucker. ,
,'JAMES TUCKER.
Greenwood, Nov. 21st, 1905.
Butter, •- Egg
Chickens.
Bring then to Claremont Market.
Wednesday market day.
E. E. EMERSON,
• Buyer, Mongolia. •
Notice
Our 'specialty is Repairing.
Bring along your Wagons and
• . Buggies.
• Horse -shoeing as usual...
We have on hand a large stock of
ladders at 11 cents per
round.
W, 11, •J.,ICIj$ON, Brock Road.
Is now Complete.
-I)trring Recent Months the
ELLIO
TORONTO, ONT,
has received ten, fifteen, twenl.
and even fifty titles as many ca
1'r steno„ raphers, bookkeepers,
a, it had students graduating d
ing the same months. Some of
salaries offered were from 140.
month to 51:'x) per annum.
clearly indicates the best school
young men and women to pat
ize. Enter now, Handsome c
fugue free.
Cor. Yonge and Alexander sty
19y W. J. ELLIOTT, Princ
ti, ill • e t 4 -iter
:::"1::
:s: r ri-7•
J
ethis
��iww'stia'wi estastnarn.e ,
..un ,r....:.:..s: r+.c�.........►
In all kinds of building -material
including rough and dressed; lumber,
lath, cedar, etc.
Our stock of Shingles is also com-
plete in British Columbia, New Brun'
swick and Ontario.Cedar.
All kinds of the useal Mouldings,
Base, Casing, V Sheeting and Floor-
ing always in stock,
Cistern, tanks and w:iterti'oughs
made to order;
W. D. Gordon.
Yroot Wood
• IMPLEMENTS. ;
Have a look,at our new Twin Plow—
three levers and on roller bearings.
A trial solicited.
Also, the "Perfection Fanning Mill"—
one that separates. A fall line of
fall implements. Prices right.
M. Z_ CHAPMAN,
AGENT, PiC:TERING.
Why buy a kinked hard wire
when you can buy the carbonised
ed steel Lamb Fence sold b
W, Fe R. I ONES, B
Also dealer in Brantford G
Engines and Wind -mills, lJre
• celebrated Carriages.
Farm Wagons, etc.
SEEDS
Alsike, Clover, Timothy..
We are buyers of all kinds of
either cleaned or uncleaned. W
the hest cleaning mills manufact
It will pay you to see us before se
your seeds. If you cannot come
us samples by mail, we will give
prompt reply.
Our shipments are made direct to
hest seed markets in United
States and Europe.
Seamless cotton bags 20 to'25c. -'
2 to '2, hush:, weight 16 to 18 ozs
,T. H. sows3,ey;az
_WHITBY, Ont.
Methodist Church - •
Services as Follow,
10:30 a.m Preaching.
7:00 p.m "
2:00 p.m •Sabi/nth ,School.
8:00 p.m Epworth League.
Tuesday.
8:00 p.m .. Weekly Prayer
Thursday,
Rev. J. E. Moore, Ph. B.
pastor
0
ee
,
MAMMON?.
'David Scott spent Sunday in
'To to.
Fyer Hutchison is laid up
with la grippe.
Walter and Mrs. Thomson spent
.. ':Sunday in Mongolia.
• Lloyd Stotts has been ill for the
past week with inflammation.
. Mrs. F. Matthews, of Pickering,
..:is visiting with Mrs. G. Stotts. -
Calvin Hurlbut to our east in-
tends mov iug to the North-west. .
Mrs. James, of Toronto, visited
Mrs. Wm. Dow -swell on Tuesday.
t Miss S. Sadler and Mrs. Wilfred last week's Temperance. Alliance col -
Sadler were at Stouffville on Wed- umn in the NEws, from J. A. Mc-
nesday, Master in which he makes the. follow-.
Robert Sadler intends going to ing statements : "That the saloon
Toronto to take a course in tele- keeper for tavern keeper) has just as
good a right to ruin homes, break
B Reuben and Mrs. Besse have got hearts, starve families and send -men's
- souls to perdition as we have to sell
nicely settled in John Gerotis's cloth or till the suit"
:.residence. Now, sir; I would like Mr. JlcMas-
• Dr. Johnston, of Gore Bay, is ter to tell us where the tavern keep
visiting his brothers, Arthur and gets
rI tst that
t ll ht lye as no snch
he does such
inany
George Johnston. and when things he is
W. G. and Mrs. Bingham spent doing it in violation of the law. Now,
Sunday in Stouffville with the for Mr. McMaster's benefit and others
formers parents. also, who seem to think like him (and
Graham Bros. shipped eight they are legion), I will call their at -
,Clydesdale horses to the North- tentiun to section 76 of the License
• . west on Monday. Act, which is as follows : ••If any per -
Miss Hutchison, of Seaforth, is son, licensed under this Act, permits
visiting her uncle and aunt, F. drunkenness or any violent, quarrel-
some, riotous; or disorderly conduct
to take place on his premises or sells
or delivers intoxicating liquor to any
drunken person, or permits and suffers
any drunken person to consume any
intoxicating liquor on his premises or
permits add suffers persons of notor-
Baptist Young People's Rally at iously bad character to assemble or
Whitby on Friday of last week. meet on his premises or suffers any
A pleasant time is reported• gambling or any unlcwful game to be
Rev. til r. Reynolds, of White -
liable
on on his premises, he shall be
vale, occupied the pulpit in the liable to a penalty of not less than $10
P p 1and not exceeding $:io." And they
Methodist church here last Sun -1 m•,. ars„ liable to the saute penalty for
day, Rev. Mr. Totten being at selling to persons under twenty one
• Brooklin, . years of age and we believe it is be -
W. E. Risebrough has been laid 'aims., the law is not obsrved as it
'off off work a few days with a sore ! shoulld?behthut the t npresent' gi we ctt en
ber
eye, caused by a cinder Hying ha.
think that the iiqunr men are to.
from a hot shoe. He is, however. L;auae far it and not the tenlperar :e
again nn duty. . p:irtp and if L.,cal Option b carried in
A number from here went to •his township i, end we hope ituill, the
- Stouffville on Monday evening to hotelkeepers May thank themselves,
']hear R. R. Gamey, They were -for it.
disappointed as the speaker failed A Prc l:aarso TEEroT.tr.t.g:{•
to put in an appearance Uxbridge.
Rev. Park occupied the pulpit --
of the Baptist church, Whitby, A quiet wedding was celebrated
last Sunday, while Mr. Goodfellow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Buck ou Tuesday of last week, the
occupied the pulpit here. There
were good congregations at both .contracting parties being Joseph
services. Farrier and Miss Rebecca Somer-
ville, third daughter of Andrew
and Mrs. Somerville, south of the
town.
James T. Harrington, a former
teacher in the Uxbridge high
school, died at his home in To-
ronto on Thursday last. He was
itt his 48th year. Mr. Harrington
was a native of • Markham, where
the interment took, place on Mon-
day. He leaves a wife and three
sons and three daughters.
On Wednesday, Nov. 15, a very
pretty wedding took place at the
residence •of John and Mrs. John
Gregg, Plank st., when in the
presence of seventy-five guests,
their daughter Cora was united
in marriage to Howard Reekie, of
Brock, by Rev. E. J. McEwen.
Miss Zella Gregg, of Hamilton,
sister of the bride, acted as brides-
maid and Gerald Walker, of Wil-
fred, attended the groom.—Jour-
nal.
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and Mrs. Hutchison.
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Trs o.(Y, Nov. a3'r s 1905.—Auction
sal..., of mach cows. steers end young
cattle, on lot 2. rear of con. ti, Pick-
ering. the property of S.. Moore.
S:tl' at one. See bills. Thos.
Pr•u::her, auctioneer.
'Ve.lnesdxy, Nov. 21:ah, 19x5—Auction
sal f f:irrn -t 'k. itnp!•r r. ^ etc
-the property of James Tucker,- in
the village .-f Greenwood. .ale at
• ne -herr.. See bilis. Thos, Puu.:h-
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I.RID.tY. DEC 1-+T 190:6.—At1.'-
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.mage. Bros ,i road, j mile Sou-th of
Brougham. Sale at 1 o'clock See
billy. Thog. Pu .cher. auctioneer.
.‘,117RD.01-, DEC. 2en. sale
1 standing hardw,'od timber on for
31; con 3. Pickering, -property of
Jesse Cher. Sale at.'ne• . See bills.
Thomas Pon -cher, Auctioneer
Tzagatpay. DEC.- vrx.-Auction sale of
horses. registered and high grade
,.•sttle: implements. etc.. the prop•
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E• W. EVANS,
TICS THE BEATll BLOWY
Russian Workmen .Refuse to Stand
By Their Leaders.
;PEELING MORE HOPEFUL. According to the Standard's St.
•A despatch from St. Petersburg P(trrst.,ur:•; correspondent,- the reac-
eays: The political situation is soma- tionaries are unusually -busy. 'They
what brighter. Several prominent are confident that utiles§ the ,strike
Liberals are rslly'ing to Count is ended by next Monday they will
;Witte's side. They promise ,discrim-
inating support of the Cabinet in
utaking eflec:tiyg the refo.rtn''sproxu-
'ised in the ' Czar's manifesto. The
,',Premier has also received other as-
surances of confidence; causing, at
least temporarily, a •.tuore hopeful -
eeiing• .. A despatch from Paris Gays:—The
The Weekreen'6 Council announces continued gravity of the situation In
that the strike will end at noon Russia ' is causing great uneasiness
on Monday, 'Phis is doubtless due among financiers,'Phe Bourse is
to the dissensions and dissatisfae-. . nervous -'and sensitive to alarmist re -
tion, the lack of support in the pro- Ports. This was:evidenced on Thurs=
v4nee' and the . declaration of the day, .when a. Berlin rumor was cir-
culatedSt. Petersburg railwayritan of their that Russia was trying to
intention to resume work. Thi ad -
the
her 'trea:,urye. hills, and that
vocatetl of the, strike. centred that the payment Of the next coupon ....as
they have achieved groat political doubtful It seemed for a short
success, but it was the sero fact of time that a panic was inevitable. A
insisting upon the. political contradiction urrived in time, how-
theirisidr of 'the movement that ensured ever, to prevent- this, but Russian
.failure. If the leaders had based securities declined sharply and close!
weal:
,.the strike, on, tho gttrstien of hours
,and wages. the wnrters would have
been !•
• PEAS:1N1'S SACK ESTATE,
succeed in securing the appointment
of Grand Duke Nicholas ..Nicholaie-
a•iteh as dictator, in " which et''ent
the;: would retain Cont Witte as
nominal Prince Minister'.
FINANCIERS -ALARMED.. .'••
ar more solid in th sup -
harbor ready to embark foreigners
who are nervous and depressed.
Admiral Itirilell, Minister of Ma-
rine, and Commander -in -Chief Of the
Russian navy, will resign his post.
as soon as a successor has been
found. The Ministry has altered the
post to Admiral Roiestvensky, and
is awaiting, an answer from him.
• DEVASTATING• PROPERTIES.
'
' Disquieting- news from the interior
is still coating in. The peasants aro
devastating rhe' prop •"tit's of land-
lords in th(4 district )t '1'chet•uigolt,
and the rough element respelled from.
the. towns is inciting the pcastutts to
deeds of violence ' in the vicinity of
the townships. Special adrninistra-
itivo measures adopted at '1'0lterni-
gt ud aitit Saratoti`'indicate that, ' the,
authorities understand that the far
more; real dungen of successful anar-
chy lies in the spread of the agrari-
an diaerdorei
a- thn • in the politica
strikes on the part of `classes •,t hick
only represent three million out of -
one hundred million people.
... t'IItrRCH IS G•RTE\'ED..
A despatch from London say's; An-
te/Awethe -•Mr tropolitan of St. Pet-
ersburg, replying_ to the. Archhishdp
of Cantcrhury''s •h-tter of sympathy
with the. Russian Chur:.:h, in regard
�to the disturbances in ltussia, say's:
—"'The Russian Church mourns ovta'
her children. in whorn civil strife has
darkened the contmrn
ande?rt of Christ
regarding love and good -will toward
our neighbors, whoever they may'bt•,
whether our fellow: txnliev'rs or dtsl:b-
lievfrig ,Jews, all violence agains'
;port. A despatch froth Kursk, itusri•.,
w'hum it has always condemned nn'I
Condit fans alto almost or l-rlc, but say s—:\gi•ariun dlsord'.'rs are it- rend'-mrs with rrntilte.rdhl'-s!ea1J-
-the sudciC:r c.satinn from work by creasing The estate of Prince Ka-- fastness, as apposed to raw, piety,
th • tratuwavmcn. *h.> had hitherto satkine It„stk,:ftskv, iu the' Neeeea l anti the duth•s cf civil life."
•'h -Id aloof frena the strike. lett ter, District, has barn 'sacked by pea<-
• a'ctttila. Cosearks _wen* disp••rs'u;x ant:., who attacked Axid woundel4 t'tr
aortic Lien the war•,` tarrprriiig. with- P, rticc and Princess. The police c•otr-
th" tracks, when a party of Strikers m scary has meet an urgent appeal
a'.!a! -. d tt.(m, 1., 1 ri: see of th.. to the Governor for regular troops
('c sstarbrs and whiter?ins '(ethers. A to tori the Cossacks, who are powcr-
"f¢hf f.eiluw(�, ani? a wurkniaa teas less to tope-tiith the disorders, -
nerrtally wounder!. ' A few were NI:11' CZAR FI.\5 APP -E.1.1:1:11.
sil_htly injur,'d_
of 1.,rku+rn at Ifi:za have d,clar A despatch from St. ['ctr-steer„
,et1 against further ..trik c, Thry says —A L:Isc lirtipe• r. t: I:.t's "nlxlenly
•have asked the .towels tit arnoufce 'tea's; hi. apt .tr,tnce near i"riles,
that vessels nrrie!rig: there 11 it t`- and already hi, follower,. nurnl,e•r
Q forth will bo pr,, ,ett•'i ?,v the w.,rk- 5!i,o00, This is to startler- report
ninn thearuelvea, crcl wilt he able to rccittt•(1 on '1'h'tr:.'iav afternoon in a
! 'ad._and ;•.t., :viI'r+ttt hind- despatch front S e:I,irsk I'.i,a is in
the heart of tit, tat,t its „n extin:3-
An. maga in: ttt'stwar'd trent the \ 11 •a, wh•'rc
that the t r„nstndt xloter', after a'r'arran uprisincs en a la rec.srrle
th.,• present enquiry bac 1,(+n Cora--h.t,'e aeon( oe:curtlxi4', lied if the eta•
pdctt'l, will -ls•-_trtaL by c: -lint near. Lport. turns out t 1„` trite that th
tial, as a state of tsar existed n pret'•n(te;r ie the thrall., hits placed
'('chested'_ at the ttnie _of the: h!niwli at the head 01' the'p- ','.ntry.
disturtianees1` K, has 'been, ur the (.overrnient ttlli aeon face, -h"
si•tt it.,, other trouble's; a 1'„r•tui'lalve
will be. condemned suntn,ar:lt'.
germ fan ic•beilil is • It r, air d a ee;r
to yappress tli..: runtr.u. ret,el'ie,ti 1 1
. - ----- - bw I tie :itch, ;1', w ittrp, reihated tele
•
dethrond and nturcl•vt•(I Peter 111 to s, hire, ''1'h,tr, 11ni a'lli:'ti.'el
in the 't rrt:e •of •('ath,'.rti'' 11. ' ' That - ti••th• n-w'tire h `u,la, hr: a:.d I:i.al,le
Igcrtpl, ![any int( I u men and (, g. 1 t a dozen n harts of „
Women drug) to tau h:utl.,s sell in-'i'Pr'torsburta Their 'dev•u,anor'is con- "1'he ,lead wore nthv:tl`y tit- l;Niru 1" \11rlt,t 11(41!„t1. Cure—lith!; \it. 11A1a11V 'i tendm� an otdtnar
the )Niton of ilii'. They n(se.•ntl•r1 y'(li nt', :>r”; \o L' nliite, 5'c'. •(t;ts— era
Bfnict their banks to trtnsiunn their !Tidied, 1'ht;v unanimously decinre 1 t i 1'irnt \o. 2 white, al',r; '\o. _ b
niixycl, 3:3,1. Cuntl frail hts—L'ittn. TWO YOUNG MEN KILL.
A.L'uchar•est•.cle's.ltt-1; 1n the 1.on-
cion, ('Crani, k set s that a mob de-
%es'a'e(l a nttntt,. r of .lettish shtlpv
"in h e.•'1' on Similait, -r.+bLin; a-ncl"
t,ton t, 'The Reuses en < n • st r, e•t.
'sante entirely t irely (fi utrn..al ; T'hr'-Jews
and siu lents crtnLir,"d.t , tight the
cram.r.als .A Jar -re ttwt,l•er aii hath
3idea
wece 1.i11,til nut! Wounded. The
de sratte•h needs t hat to, at nit ub' rs of
Jews int llesnara1iia etre 'c'''• :r' ' tt'.,Itt
sturv,tt ion. -
.A FIS.\NC11I. P.'1Ni,C._ -`
The St. `Pttershurie .correwpeoncient
of the Landon. 'Telegraph says. that
Q, 1 na'tcial• panic is prevailing there,
Il: adds that Russia is drifting -to-
e ward ruin_ The girt of liberty front
•-'which she reasont:tt.ty' . ( xpst`xtt'ef
piness and pru,p"rity has been trans -
farmed by • a handful of revolutt ,n-
i.et into, a'terrible_-cur•se. • • Trate,
commerce, and industry are. at a
• atandstill,. The t\t,rlt)ten are; pat'er-
ty stricken, icken, yet are disinclined 'to
iwark. Thu sclio(ils'are cldsed' Lo-
co:notion i5 suspended. The rail-
i21(ITOt.'S Tenors.
A desl'•al.ch from I' ki.n.'a•.•-•
sian trr,,,p::• •in t' erth•.rr. tlan:herta
ar• copy:",:, the x, ,hods of tr 5,' !r'.
\'luilivostock, 1'hcy. arc' .r,''c+lull!:
nt:uir.st their 'fli'er. Ri:.,tont st.!
dei •rs
shot two otic;'ry in +Int .., uu1-
1r,:al: a r,.'w days a o, and lltul,ln in
thrcat••red neigh cn tt, t,siwe gnat ins.
'fheni t• 'v, , . „dict of 111,1 nfCi-
cut's, 1nin,•t with ' thr'r, i,rofaee lht-
iris and ale:LW:tint rttpply of grin• --i
Tern t,''s flat creel,'+,. ,tAo are sweet'
in. ft'ont h (1 Jnr r•-.
Inulh,
g ati,l paper -.ltd boots.'' •
• C(}l,NT. lEl1'T"i: cif-:1t:rte
Ta. St I'' t et.' iii ,t,
'th„ 1.,,t u.'Ir I' :lit. I'* I '•.dill • •nils
an inter..stlre; picture of ('out.,
at':rc!!n� u Cttl.i:; t Comical .for
n': hi ur-i nn :•1„'i to vntrl inti_
:1 ,x'-11 ,Irl fetl. 11 - r!'.. _.I:1011 Irl(.11,"
whit,•- Waiting in •urt•.,t:ielninr, r.i';ni
ud�r .tn; etas started ill the sot:. t', e•1',•,•n tilt" Premier dt.t.it d• the
1'e,St, u, 011 tbw bt.uii.S .uf th, S'u!ea.. (th(l.• r;, ht- t air ,,r. of urn"i;;;.
- - work. \Tv pr.tatl• ui :elan," tea
1,A Nit!. Sf:.iZF,S 'rill: C'.11'1'i'AT., 111- torr l} i,i 1,-i t. i• th-at unlet
Lheste ,e ,neittin:i eh-tl� , legal t 9.Teats., •tt \e, .I —t:ra n--(: , 1.1 "I els v.:i. 1 I t -.1.i
demand 7i'urrt 1. 1�Ii-!i 14)0.1 t i. 1ioL.,l:t a L,1'.;e t 1 , of .1
Iaartclou. ..t:i; ul„` i t,wer ,ill, , '
3lat:tt„t,,t nth„;tt. ::oil • - !this itot'c• :calf Shoran/irate in te„ : t i,,.
ho subjected to a • vary dancer/01s r
a!'ain.". • - iiboLt 11 relit Irt-Int-r. -• ... - tt ere ti( it ,�'°; 'i.e • le,l lee
I• lour—\lanirnl',;1 I,r'ii,i; tv}n•af, lea :ac n • s l'.,r p ,r They li` •Z
1(•nt, .`'•i' 1-tt'un� hake rc' �:.0) t',••• 10 -,int leas.;,.,, of the l',l,
, 0; , e , y ucrt s; .)tt;,a i, argil 1
Lir a tc,tt pet Nit !ilei, to i 1'
st re 'C lit rnt!.•rn , r I In 81 ter `; III tcilh a ,,H-t;t .. wit;,.• to tin' (:
ba; $1 .ilii to $ 1.t',i auras, 1 ,+ i. tnetit farm, •wIi re, they aeric(
LEADING MARKETS
• BREADSTUFFS. -
Toronto, Nov. 21.—Ontario—Fur
No. 2 white holders ask SUc, with
711c bid, at outside points; red •and
mixed, 79c, bids 78c; goose, 73c to
76c spring, • 74c to 73c. •
Wheat—Menitut—t8do'for No., 1
northern alr,td .84e for No. 2 tturthertt
at lake ports.
Flour—Ontario—For 90 per cent.
patents exporters bid 83.10 to $3.15,
buyers' bags, outside, with 8:3.`JO
asked,. • Blends .for domestic., coltsumt'-
tiwt salt at $13.50 to 8a.00. Mauito-
ba—Lnscttled, $•1.59 to $,'4.UU, fur
first pal.ctits, $4.30 to 84.0u fur sec-
ond patents, and $1.20 to 84.50 for
ba1:4.rs'.
.1ilficed—Ontario—Bran in car lots
at outside points S1'2.50 to 8,13 per
ton, shorts ,+10.50 to $18. Maeit•,-
ba bran $15.30 to r1U, shorts 117.-
5)) tb 1tJ at -'Toronto' and eelual
freight points.
(tuts—Steady at 33c to 30c out-
side.
]3ariey--\o. 2 52c to 53c, No. 3
extra 5•1c tet 52c, -•and No,. 3 at 4lic
to 47c outside.
Peas -75c to 711c outside'
Il.c-74c to 75c uutside. •
Buckwheat -37c to u ,c outside. '
Canners 1.75 2,2S�
Stockers, choice •,.„ 3.25 3.50
Do., coxuxno.p ......- 2.25,
Do., bulls ,. _;:t 2.40
Heavy, feeders ... 3.00
Short -keep • 3.75 ' 3,J0'
Mitch cows, choice ...40:00
Do., conitiwa 28,00 38.00
Sheep, export, ewes.. 3.85 4.25
1)o., bucbs 3.00 •3.50
culls 3,00 .3.3,0
Lai'ulis,' per cwt. :5.00 5.50
Calves, each 2.00 10.00'
Itngs, selects 5.50 0.03
]fights and fats'.5.00. •170:.:20.7‘).. S. 5
• A FIVE -YEA. -OLD HERO.
r'
Little Boy Gave Up His Life
Save a Girl.
.A despatch from New York says:—
A hero under circitinstances •that
,night well have tried the courage cf
a grown gigue, little Abraham Dire- .
• mend, five years old,•. on Tueselay'
gave .Lip.his life an Jamaica, I•,.I., to '
save the life of a little girl even
younger than himself. Facing a
locomotive charging' down upon hien
at the Brenton -avenue -crossing, th's
child pushial the little., red -Gloated
figure of the girl from the tracks
havers in time. The next inste.nt he
was ground under the great driving
wheels, -which out of both legs and
an arm. Ile lingered fear hours be.
Corn—New American 55c Toronto fore death 'ended his sxiTerin,�s. •
freights, and 57;1 oil plain line. • On the saute track, ti,;t fifteen feet
I{alias! Oats -85.1.3 fur barrels on distant, Kingston Blauvelt, ..the
track stere, and! .,'1 ,'0) in bags;. 2:,c' pia}mate c.1 Abraham Diamond and
were for -broken lots here and 4Uc a dear' his senior, Stood, ton horror -
outside. stricken to xnov'e,' and- -, foci, Shs
struck by the engine that hurled
COC\'left!' F'I'OI)T'E't`; bine fifty Let, fracturing his skull. -
'I'}te tv':n bons died in aclinining-
Better—Cnchanced; with a goad cuts in the ,Jamaica. Hospital on
demand' fen' all kinds .autl_ e. fair y Wydriesltat rt _ht 'Phos had bluest❑ t
ply robing forward, such other grate! -bre with a courage
C'r,n•ni!•ry'•
that -was ntat•tc•11i its, .1+, r' they knew
elu .(.(lids "lc 21;e they ;east "lir , '1''':t^tine t hi- uit,tlt-
Daii'y' lit.. Nulls, gaud to er. 111.;.10 3litetlatu said c,ith 1',i• la;i
ch,.ni,:u ......... ..... ...1?tc 2'iic str.'t',-t!1—"lean cry, mattuau. 1'ra
rlo ttn'ali'trr• - 170 18c• .i htt� r: 5.1' t' " • .
rlu hales, }gore! to choice: 17c 1"c • ie!!iy lii.:tnnnd is Abrah:tct's :-ix-
do tont :r .13c 1t':c rout -"!d trother. Thl` . tt'.' were
(:it••e.o—e�ll,,tattans are euch.uieed cra....ifr_; the tr:ict:s
at 1 ;c to 1:k', wL(n \hrtil,utn'. instil:,'tits I,ra',cry
1'::-o'--A,-w lull, have a firth teat: In silt in;; clic little girt'cLdud hif
aC _Ic Lineal al,. urchatig'•d at lr.c otic, lite,
to 14.5'. —i
i'.u•tlt: t—(: „{ plucke•.I p(tuitt'y aro.
rl u,.l t.•c.:
Vat cr 1t'.C;i `c. to t.0c, L't:•r -WILL 1'JY OL'R CATTLE.
�C tri "t' fist Iletin. �t (u thin 1,,; --
•
ta 7. ll:!':. lac to 1lc, t1I it I,C ' Japaarse D: ^r, '5' ii r,I 'r.? L:, :1
tirt'kt•y', 1.0 tU 1::c; gi sC. J': Po:^hoses, -
tl, It.c .
rieie,—•,meson, ca ns se. te., "c. A ,Ie�I', t:•h frcrn
per' haunch"',
Llui'. 1 .,'r
:t „i3O ri tri ta.tlr
!<!;c a teal( I., ,gill., I,:.e t' 1 !r,>, ,i,- r
til ]seri': tat 11_ 2:,(' f" :31 I. ler 1'to •J,-i1i1t7 lite „j,r•i.((1 :i llj 1
I'.,trtttr,••—t>,....t:. cert,,. lite- re,li it inn .u, tthirn
oil- 'rv.crmtly pux'chIi' -d tit ('a
it hen th:, .Japanes- prt•ss
o,l t?-:tt. h. h,:,Il, t 1.i
•s3 t'leil i t' _ (''1• nil r '.1. I,ii
ire -toad al gntng Lt, 11 ,-•at
nr the l'oil,•,1 Stilus ,..
'coattail of ,!Miters res
c,i .I urE', e,t t.•u t ,e 1, 1 lac to ',
•
eitt ,rl Sti'rei -uric! 75c to aeC: V.1
traiw _
l al,eali !lay'—l;1.(4 ,140.1 at Se..:(.melt
tan for N,.,, 1 tilts„flit Itl ear 1„1s on
trat'k here, and .SC, fat''\v. 2.
l:ali•t{ `tract—l• Ir lot- on trt.k
ttuotet) st,,,�ly' at rfi per tut,.. an'^e I_t t tel:.' r t f'.•71 -in'
. its cattle' .c,lert .,it,•r hire
Lt: '.t rt rated' 1. i
311,\'1'1 1 \i, 11.\Rhi:'1"�. ),,;,,n,•s, 1:`prru . ;gal I'.'rni
'1'111 St. Petersburg t,ttr_-Ix'ntl,•nt
nl: 111: 1 center,! Daily' ][ail (n,'.iea n
serious tr,-1;b1" 1here. "d'rep,ira
tams have beim tit"de," he soy-, "fur
I,•rt',• >.r'r..'t-•!10-t7•inL:' Iiat!rt'i,-v • ((t- - .
t(.a''h ine ewe.: have be.•('n order,•rl oto,
'Ferro:* h1.. Seized 11 (1'..Iniss'.iens anal• - _
Ir? i, ne,rn tt i o. 1'hete tet as• nn ah- GLASGOW'S TERPISLE FIP.E.
-sa'1;t,. parte'at' the Bourse \\',•limits- -- to i'�-, _ .i:c;h tiny shcpl� nt'rryntu+ was
da,•;, (Mein s at 1hr`'')!ini=try of thy; Thirty -circ Lives Were Lott in Villi,.e'1-3llniituiiu bran, -ill I.ng.a, 1'I'is•d, uurl rlly 11!•v sl ,u
Tnt,yd.,r. d. clave` t11at •they can guar- Cheap Lodging-Hciu_c. $i7. .hurts a"'.) i•,•r to'n.
untie' o n',rrl,in•; Serie•. • ui bracts Gals.,
anter nothing, ]rest of -alt the pr(� • 1n•nn, in hulk, �11.541-tet �1:: shier, s.' 1!r, \n..,• •say's ,lab':uresc•• eat!.
s”:'teat iHn o just. I:sery'hudy'.• . is A rt '-pr. ch fr;tnt t,la..eutt' silt s:— ` 1; '.' r ,,, S.;
1 nti„(d tnc,ni,l ti 7 to $_1; huy(v's lire' ulfrady' auartr cif rh.s
loul.11g to his reve;lter, h1,lt the':.:'4 10(1 1 lodgi311, h to t<as hu4•14 syr:,i;,ht gratin • xnuuili",'_':, t.o ''f facts. (end lgrgc.purchasr•s will i,1< 1
. hire' on �uni1 t�'. T'itirt� nut” p.4):14:1:•;.1•4,;)(,,,..
er sous l'ir xu.td( Tach year. 7 he Japasnt
tto�•Lt.ren,-rovnlnt4unis,., and the per ton. "•
]flack l:atilt are all well 143 10(1 perished in the flames Te envy-e•i,ht lloli” 1 .Gists—$2 i,; p,.•r; Irag.' lueedrr.. are r,y'orted to bare me
war.: reutotod to th.: hospital in u —ti faith an CaMiitian ,wli t.c•:' than
I•:very clay saes the i•ithatren ear- .'utnn,0al 1.1:> to 1.:,U, }
set•u(us .condition, those of 'the '1 iliti•d �lates.
haring; atony' hwir quiekens the ad- 1!ny'—N o. 1, ,'�,5u to •`ti; �,,. _.
ad-
vent of massacre, re and a reign of ter-
The dames were •first not iced at ( I_„iU to : �; clui,'r,' 101 .i•,l, i'' ' t•, 4-
ter-
ror. Tho ru4olutirnlaxy'hand is -dote- o'clock tiu!ldtla Nagata L un _the gni•:n r, heti' para ciclyeI 8li per tett STEEL INC OT THEIR '1
fourth liber uF th( building, tthich
raised et','n. .against Count .Witte, in cat' lots.
t: ht, crinft--ses his helplessness. Trust was occupied by :3:3U ecru. :\n alarm
in
(•hees0—!skier prices ,ire 1'_;c' t) :liners Buried in 'Metal Thy
was raised and. the firemen Wert! lege fur tluclit•rs and 2_';e Cu I r•'`' __a� Mem.
Providence and •n.arhine runs is shr,}'tti}v - in” attennunce, but Raines
fully. Everything, iN topsy-turvy. 'ch.') ways and te}cgrnpHs are working fit- -the_ consolation he ,afTurds to • and smoke went then •issuing • fi•nnt fui t)ntari(' , :1 rl0^],r.tr11 I1'GtI1 1 hitad 1pl
terrified . _ . .lation.' Regiments most -of the windows oil the fot‘tlit..:tta.s Barter—.\skin, prlc0s "nlie _Ic ti(
141,0 fi,r 11ni'L creamery aid ":,!.c to 1• to '.1rttngest funeral sen•ic
floar. An eatraortiinary scene_ lc for nn(ier-grades,. . .
'ret.ercted took place at the
Soon all 'the: world wilt discern the tare back from Cr.unatadt,•leaving the
,t rrible ravages made. by the' chaos mutir,,•.ers t1'('re, illtcowt•cl and..itutific•iz •crerutea•- 0y;.a ii,.„,,,::,,:;i613 of 1,1111,ist I:de's—It:!.c ,.to "uc, and sc'1 (141'thr _lludvale Steel Nors n,:
of the past_ few _week:a . Thc- export e11113 _guarded. The. Gove'rnment's naked nun issttin� -from om rile door' of stat at ^']c, day. November '10 John Ygri.,
—trade Inas terrih'4y• declined in cense- last stand' will be trade. in St. 1'ct- the !tuilrlitt,, 11(1)1 against their Ira"... -
quiinee 'of the strikes. The losses erst?err, - because rounders ntilliome a 1'rovistotls—i"lrmer Perlin; for lite Jr.el!h (lilzdu \\•1111 en;lu?teff Ill'
Lie -1i7orta to 'esc•r e -the li euet ha'' ' (1(111 Pineals c,I micilten steel i
`r' f t hogs; prices advanced ;r front inti. ilii- I
‚.1:es- inflicteri. on •tl.1e, n pulat'iun .are of sript, turntt'. acid the:, 3rlmiai - act Licitly to light for admission. • • •o.;, I,.•ing paid fur •choir,). lots,. while from • a leaky furl -rare into
- , en>rnlous. _ • (tole! is steadily flowing trr,tite, "naval, end military 'proper- 1 ((11in ; the t1Jpt't• • 1luor5, the fire-
nt0di:1m ;;':1110. soli! for $5.75 to ti i. where they toiled. in tile fla
out of the cortr.uy, livastunti who tc aro' herr •13uttvecni the -e huge men -`build 11 if 1111' narrow .)ussa,(cs
hold -Government or oth. r s,(arititS lu 1141', a•nrl •the. eieni 1line note stands 1 I)1'i0111 '-. of ; ul,cl inrk.iy's end tilJ11 an i', 11 not n '•(stile (if the tf
vwortt b(cetuin�r cungest(tl' tviih than r.iit-.her• se:•cu on' titin• market. Joe '�.;r: 9cit..and .carce•ly r. puff :of
are; selling out at (10 Price, and par- alone. the: army, on whose loyalty all 't ho dropped to the door overcome by (( i.11 1 iutc'Is ;ted. (hl(krris ere f,k'nt1 :anise 'lo iiu!i ,t[e their comple
chasing English, 1Iltich, and especi- (11pends. The authorities are cirri•- s_rn,ii;1 )1! (:rind 0 demand in: alt:'., umd
., I i tea aatiop. 7u d"i.'r.'nc0 to th
• ally Ge.r51itt s,'•1 111.i••a with. .:gold, m;t:00 to, 1'pi•css•,tie,)rousiv :ill lit-, '}11tx flue was. confined to tt:t 1(111 )11 31( 1115 arc al.(ont st;:uiiy�. loge. (;E -tl:;c nu others of the'
waich they immediately send or take t, rupts at. disurdi rly rlemonstr;11i,(:1::.' Ronr, and ryas. speishl;: extinguished. ia1 .i1i.•s the compere.:curler
'nbt:oatl.• (l11 'I'i; i ,<'a;.: the .ban!cs ;The he .choir , 1herl_ttll •, resits with the but- the 1!:int•es- Laid' hee.0 1-, )i by the .••••
u ,'11 it to -1
were crowded by .'Panic-:triel.r.i strike co^e^11t:ce w•1:c'ther there wilt wooden ' pert the c -blcle.s; puN:nds of steel. 1,
I ]11'h]'Af•n 1I.11tKI:"1'. part of tie• mass itito which
bontl!ie dot's, 41110 (rant 1cal.ly )le- h•.•. peace, or bloody anarchy. Title- twhic•h threw oil volttnxes of snteke, re• i :
.¢tundic1 foretell 1411 31 y. for IIIISaian ; l;t'cs o4 the twer,e111 1 rice holding •.ttltittg iii -the-su11'tie(itien, of the .iv. • 11ui alga— :\ d''• -;:I.—!;lour—Stand,-, the ng} -t thy-• bfo!ies were 0h
'!lige t ! n1 i•Lir , 't 1 tit nates Hebert -1111,1; No. 1 Northern. titi,, with all the furnlalit ins aril
script into gold, anti teleer:ll'h to for au armed struggle, while 1:1(1,Ctlll1 lrorri•hle s1(cet01'10, their ' hlet. ktie ee
„opett acccn)nts witfi 11te !legit: of 1':n'„- re.•n1hs chuckC+ at `the prus},rct of foes 'hearing - evidence) of tuttrih•ie
land or the Bank of France. Sever- an early- har4•est of-hloixl tinct pil- IS1.t'r.tgles .1q "sct111o.
AI times . on 'Thttr'-day rine! Friday line. The striko Coo'1nit tee' is diet.: ' Many- amen were s}(•epiile; ;in tin at-
the mannr'ers of fin:Inc: ai !nstitti- 1918 the .tonpege -of- the tele*graphs.' tic 'deft nhci'1 the hnrning 00111,,1
{ions had to explant 'to 'their af- '1"11" correspondent intinintrs that (!nor 'ntte these hart ni;PrOw• ee:ewe1.
.:-Irighted clients.thnt strangers can- the ahandontttt'nt of the. yenta., of The flames buret, tl:r,1igh.•tle) flour,
not open accounts ,wi10 these bailie;; repreesien. .tbi•venallat-'1 ef'11iarti;i1 and -ft Was impossible for the mill to.
with gut further., fo:nlniities, ln••. 'throne -beef ref the etnpit•e'the fru- ' (1"'':1(00. The windows ..,'ere•. sec1lrelc
1.festc'ncd, and the nein 'hart to tree!:
In ndditiun tc the' otiltlow of gaol, i ntr.dint0 and full seine:=ty 'af polio_ tthen so • tllclt' � they corileT cliiii'•)
for' which there is no 0sport. trade to cal prisoners, and iffy ear1�: cont(ic'a-
=err' +• thrrnisl fu 11i•ic*kitm•i1) -r,i(',is.
'make oils!, the' ce,of the) feriae-:1:'tion Nf the Cengre.s as an;
it aeitcar:. (n he_ h( tcustom Of Il•e'
debt will, a, usual, al,<orh Dirge advisory hnayxL villin = he intro -
`sums, which cannot be replaced with- cdn't en of-refe•rru li eroaires, lodger:; t o s•1(•ep .in a nude coedit jun'
:ire- 0s-
athe police stink -el vw:1.S a fantasClc
., out 'more. foreign lotus. 'The • con- Beet lel Conditions Tor the appease-
nd the 111.1.(11t.atox th(, so•tvt•
t u.s 1,
Tespond:ant points Mit. )hat•the rntt- nlrnt of the court rev• ager :allticite„I-,the. cotC'rs • uo
i
..tool. Will t,(cotno worse 1111, 5 the A tie.hates ohne to the lame-lot..Stan:l- the lade ani!' uthigF t1it 11 'trir11
:political situation changes for the and from Odes'. says that despite twhilo 111.171' swore nothi'i '1'i10 melt!
batter. the honest z'nrtta 'yrs 'of- ih0 net': cit'- authorities itirs had fit he flailed upon Yo
It is feared that thea prirl of the 111 government, insecurity on the aut,illy the mon v:ith clothing 11111!
Touhlo will fall, owing to the linin ct.rects (dna- and- nicht is !-nta•easing. supply
ltt,:l;s, ..110 1, to ,11011 rind
etal'1ia0in' and the enormous trans- '•I'tn' military and lto1 x'> 1 ntrols ns- grotory hnllils and-' th0-•a9teiro -of
ice nor of geld rthronQ, says the St.'!sanit ane! re!) cilizl'n.. 3filitnry (lid- 51'itttz11101..t, 1101110s, 11100y of the "lead
'►:'et'rshurg corresnnndentt 'of the 0ip1010 is 1„'cuming.-rilarntit:rly lex. a•iil •n,•t„r he idnntilierl. The .ident!-
0tdon Times, The hanks at Nos- The ('nnsnls Nero k( -'pin sttritniers ; f'u'ntlon of,other1 1s rendered diflli•ult,
:o',v refuse to tran'fere gold, ut>rieu' lb”' r..r,!,!•ctit0 Cries in 'coo caving to the ah.:'nee Cif clothing.
•
•
- LIVE S'1,t.0'K \[ARKET:.
' Cru,;liecd Between Freight an.
Engine.
Turonln, \in. 21.--ICacptin'1! Anal,ati.'it front ]lellc','ilie .
few
.)('1t crltutc0 .-l:uteltci'.;, .11111 ;. t•i,:Nal shurl.in tle1atle finality ecru
(acidity, of the offerili '1 w•:,s only tier
the li�iluciii,� dards nt 7 o'cl
(1111"1 .t1! lair. \ 11o';,' (11tnitni• of:`i'-)i11iley'-tncu'neig. Pa. -id \\•r+
rows aa_tr! 111 -o,1 cutut,�r,, ""1: • j,lni,'ti
• incl William Picr,s, •hut il• switc}
nn
,and ilh0'l 4008 a cir1:s11 t.•al 1„
sup{'l y' 11CL�1•el0i•s.,:eel .l,iik,rs, tile; terr0 standing nn the fnut.boare
(foist eii tvhirihwi'r;' -11-61+,f tltu-hest:,i'.ilo•
1 (04.110 \o..,71. end_ vt;ere,!
11(1' utas' tcei0 scarce, end' the er,.'m tt it1 u;ht (ir ,1111ad o1 t
1y for. thevu' sill,' 1•:xpurt a•'nn1 issuingfrom the es)
1of n pawing pte•1e•n!ea 1
wale unchnnL'c:11, tchilr Inrnl,s tear,:,
tweak in price. Llo s 4'. -1 ' stead'.
]' xlwee crit lie, cirniri' ..� 1 .1i14 X 1.2;, until the crash carne. The coil
:
1'u., medium ” 3 fN1 1'?'lies) throw tit' 11(t< ear nil' the t.t'ucks
:3.-.i
l)o„ halls e `. 11(1:5 ..51:•11 -11.1,.dere . .ray•.
Po., light .,.... 2.73 3.on hetwceW the (nr ane' 111 h:l
`11o., chews 9.75 3.00 'ilielcs' head was esml]rletely se
- Butchers', ' ll•lekeal • .,:.:: 4.-10 4,.1.1 from .the, body . and 11rennich
Do., choice 3.00 . 4.11t horribly Wrangled'. The latter11o., 0,odium ,.. :3.R1a y.a.ia t tt nt 7 y rgrs of n.ge and umnnr
1n., !010 ... 2 75 3 nui e,•h'1,• 1`lcks was thirty y'ats n.
Po., hulls ... e.. 2 Ito 2 ':7 and leaver; n wife and three chi'
se0!ttg another npproni-hing f
• ;
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4
rete_Marian -Mayficld
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• . : • . supper -table at' Locust Ili11.4 Ht
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avv
•• Po •further informed her that as
rtune certainly fored the lo4 Ills
• - . - en s that „day; for when 'rhurstoe. g-randfather had rnost abitrarily fore-
shaw and .Jacquelina.
reached home - in the evening •
, ets ed upon him the use of his, new gi.e,
' 1
III" - ',gx:andfather said to him: he should bring it, •and offer Miss
private marriage when they got te
....
rl'hurston pleaded so hard for a
. • . . " \\ell, Mr. Jackaimpess sieec Yee Ma)kfleld a seat.
Washihgton that' at last 3Iiifian con-
.are to .sail from, the port of 13alti- It 'vas. now Mrs. Waugh's turn to
. . _ •_ •
' more, I think it allow:lilt's best that be- 'delightedi and to -declare - that -seated. - , • 1 • in order to bring the guilty i)arties to justice we
.. • .•..
*1 :. .• you should take u. pri•vate conveerance she was very glad -that it would be
Yard Hill, and there, in the. ! offer the following reward.
So one day they drove out to the
• and go by way of Wasilimeton." so much easier and pleasanter to hes, :ea\ y
1 remotest and quietest suburb cif thb ! .. •. ..
-, "That will be a very hmesonae I-Iebe, than the 'cold, exposed. and
Tittle Mdthodist ' chapel. '.
• manner of traveling, site'l: answered fatiguing equestrian mahher• of
tray- il city, in te
. .... .ThurStwit -and ' . , •
• the young man, demurely. • -- •Ming:- "But enind, yoteig gentlemen, ; without, vt it lic.t.tses.
• you are not to make love ,to my Marian were married.
.' "It will be a very cheap one, yo-;
•• . - 'Iliurston and Marian found an 0'-
-you, Sir Millionaire! it win co -it. good. for mortal than! lahghtel Mrs,.
ing-roum for the last inontents „pres
. nothing, and, therefore, luee its only NVaugli•
cerlitie his departure, In Ithelse last
Thurston gravely promised that be .„,\I„
.' ...charm for you, my 1,orci Spend-
thrift," cried the iniS,::r; eharply. • • would snot -if he could help it, Anat..not feu it nor
I. ssnienfet she could ' ' 1 in•
"One the contrary, sir, I only ob_ so, with mutual good feeling, theY heart to withhold ore word whoso
. e•se , ;e .
•
jest to the loneliness uf the. leree:
• shreak harels. and separated. . utterance oeld clean his tilel
journey." . • On Monday evening, at his fart.- 'givo hen heist, ,re) t jet; 0„,1 ee
t,11,4,e,, 0
No
"orie to chatter • to, ehe ese, vo..1.1 lecture, Thurston ,met iNlariane
• • .in de.ertrtirig. Marixen 11tiol naturelle
lthhigh
ful, -tatted reartt-
e'
• • . lilagpiel Ni'ell, it need not be so! 0.01411 41, And joyfully anriminced to 0 mei; hea
There's dace Grimshaw, ;and his •set her the invitation that MI'S. Wa4.1g)1 zati4,1,-, happy, hopeful. it") ttus
a
-extravagant fouls -gee -1e'. up tu the had extendto- }-1ed t 1111. And the-md- ai•• temperament, tan inelinatien -
lip • • city to flaunt among the fashion-. en's ecieshaite seek, assured him of to look un pothe surlily side selwes
of life . • "-•- .
• tab
..., les. • You can go as they go, ataniher fell- 4 -empathy with hes'''''''
glad 4
1)01)-. n0.'401)01)e0.'40.t5•And
ts so, \shh
e': a tirs
e' ,,
e' • chatter tu the other inoilkey, Jac- The Ogilvie Flour Mills C Ltd.
Anti on ll'ilesdaY evening, all-, "sh.o.° her gent ly ettil tenderly to his hese-ins
_ ••• . queline-and make Old _ Nese nevi for \S'aellineton was assentelel r aria ,,,,.hisput,ed ;
parts' a
. , • . with. jealousy, so that he shall gt) , around the tea-tahlt. at leseeet Iltil ' -yet, htt,..‘ 10x11..,, roe the he,01,,,,,;,st,
and hang hit:1st:If, and leave you tie, rh,' ,,,,,ro.i.rip.- 1,a'4'0-1- v,"'Y LIll'IL`rilY• 'nu and most graters' man 00 earth,
• widow alai her furtune1 Come! is cenialtelore, lIre. 1Vaagh, Marlail Nlarieri' ether, love -or
••• '...
• , •. ...... ! hat1,11 14) 111 !-i 1 V1i',, k .4't , 1/01 1 4)V1`1 — . •
there mischief etioueh to- amuse s•lea' .0.11d '!Til:rston, were alls in '1.0 11 vlie
out el Pu''•' oh! are sem set isiletia Do I leave 'eas -- ,
But I know :,,91.1 14011i du ill 1 spirits And Thurston, -
knj w t 1 know 14.Sell se VIISZEMEREZISE132132512 . ,,,,,:-....i.
• . rte; 1 1,..S.m.es. itl - go,a n
,,at'irreo
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as:se io etier head heine ;$11
sells eel tether. 'nesse may not . • . . 1
•• • •• 4.a pleosere ia his itt,..ent ions that ah". lea sletald.e. and hor lew teees' Sees- ' l'ALM NoThree,
hall himself? • • • "
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HI 0)/1;4,14. .1*'r '- i,'') 111 144 1" 41 . '-'1*1 1"'IS• H.Lijiaoitie i 0 at the time of
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nn free: „s.1,,, haltp,‘,., 00...; „its,. ,,,,,,,,,.h I 1
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$ is Let .set•ise el lose in swele, '
breeed a fruefele„f_rchsitt, b-ut ilid•inipro;•e the4clover
sten, gravely-. .141.4?rimbri.leesoorn, -and ess(d tia, 1,.., tesire rease free s;.....tess ',ate. r"'"bal!IY... 11"'' ;
- • • - better than - I oxiseeted, 'Nm •catt the ..ourIg g.' 10411 is t ha est' ef 641 ew tee 1 lin t •••••••' _ere Thiit' '''''''" r.'It in•.; Ir).I,lit - 1 . L'o t")1 1,Cr1:1i t Water 1 o• .nd
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take t he new gig, you knoW, "end • -D.), lTharstore leave 1.3-is'e Ole nsited, thoseis :'eparatet-,111,, jr, ,i161., ti---- IT' 1.-• net siesent tha• Ire.' fesr4 ',she begs.y i,, -,e'.'. if ; . .; e.,.0 g„est
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al.'s •• iiatiti; 4.1•ltt 14)11 i• i`.it litt.t.,•• heiiiti., oiliii•esi si.t milt hfr
a ee; ssnt of; exer- iste the sills end from of the beds
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gentlemanwith 1 11.1coebehevn'entla Vorwc11in 44' 1l freverStIcss-atel love seeP 11105 or ,c10nsx4even f they ell nothing can keep
phincerhis jealoese la1-1 t arse fee ,s,1;„teIV1 1 . Iet011diSCil110 cra from opening Wt, carpet
ad miaeske care that 1) 41 11,Z174t1a11r1011tand h (4\ A41$1hey -r'swais thnirs it youngpigsiis 14;it in the hoen 1 the bed
are not led 104.0 aily waste : hlast.i To 1 hCapricewee hi,10 i , . (TO he 1enttrotde--- .es:is-n41,1A4411(17 arises fem want of liteste „treesetent41'),441)I0 ee;etepresette111 tha?L I.K0:e-4.k1..--'- Vin "ortieetitn 1ITh too 1 A hfa rershe fel p14. Id oe-
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1shalltakacare'.,Ir ulee 4110 (441414 dicret noela, aI felle Ar'4 ''.t ts hispro-lsseasIt iserof1ho
Anti hero lhuretuer hear•t e.o'41r 40 by rthtite.oth„, +,neitin undethe r011111SL104"Svtst (4,,411 And 44 i(001111.
ntd within homItprefouad nr th;t 404411 1 Li hr uleato a 1Detetteition f 11 4.21 timIle doenot iten:thr
lythanked his staThe new gegH!Use:exiIr hi14414 Mactionego] 4(14.11of dl-Mht 05 to tpermal
\'41itail opportwarty tn ave 41 4.40410 .tld ,0 thcvetteg P1 1' anti at1. 1\01 h id•seet gCieehiiit•ijouNo tria-r
ikf igue talequestran jet:ruean- early hou1lie arty ses retestss ti 1)-1rliar pr.ernlVi!I 1101 hehas a tnorgghlabor or hus
-Serher an easy oatendhese ga we! h;:taIee he 4. 14(11)'. 44 111 o tFtsiudathe Taws o;--
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theIleesiet1'4 1' csinparem Nattry their 4.8 4'. s! rt HI ti + 14) 441 I:h 0. 11 1r11N"terandeedvesmaintceaneten
ifor the 1141 In trpA\hile his enoiltingI4.r nise isle 40 or14!The!sr rehinu, etoresirle
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Mertans 4,orlyNolthisarranishall\Y4os111)"01114 IL4”+++ +++4+++++ ++++++++++ rt 4440 (hsewlilr ,stel1.erheSpeare
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4. 7- .so1)1 It 44141 144)4. even rosting utaor hsme reef with hs 4 en (rts 4
11 4)0 4,4 sLici,ms S4o04111Otril ti 30 d duteet liar111;4''es ir,i4a611,44, 14011 i, cold 1,1;14 11 , . , 1i.11 71caViti'1 ek.
ti $ -lt dasts. 2,te1 , 1i 1 11;I (4 14 S ((4 l-haNj0 l tatton Is (0) ,r,s•1 of leaves1441
he last queservr ths cecure- ("11.% l'11N% 1 1 4 4 uJWL‘,“us 4;4,4)il t 1 1141 ‘1 1 flrrit1,e0 se,,,att Pts of tit.tu h
lm11 111ii111 11"1 V !I,i.Slli 1neita meteor 44 (areele4)14410?) dryslerfall urd sring
‘hat ent1 (41441 14 ea,1pe4.;,4 "1 .,-„, 2„4'1 w if p,1.th41.)\hi'.414 (41 sprad over he
t),ek;l'avIhm.ita114„hp. switerminRi1.rr.4
.,anI1i,en 1. 1,l ‘ les 1 ,o o oh'41t14.ig14t141 "t,,,u.„4)04.1the leases
rodcoseat ease Ps a geo to &eel 1 44)1) 4. 1r.semn m 444 11 ia tneh durteg-witittrhet burn
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1, hitseat 1'••4-etollnd thcaseret .'''urase,"ivyt14,41tirer,st1:1h"Tot h141"71,11;41should be ither etrked it
4s ateiea; himsei,th.1 (10,,,11,C,ii14.1,,L0.tilvieeleeIl•see-4 i ! 111,1 1(41.1 4) eTitlseeere4ie g"aratf tlse,1-arostl tees eel planta
4s -lervant4°"6•l'cr 441Tii-tT(\110)11 l71 thetet;rahe1'""'''n 4411 4,11"4.1%1 '.II svit'1ILsL4"e1.4'r44, 11134010they \\ell >41 1(111. dsny and
;or .i.Hr ur...” .111101's, rt.gat'414•.•1 Of 7h,_, of use 10 1 110 pla 111.-4. Or he .iiiimi.
SO thought 'Chetsten.. ..Y,•:. '
41,11,1:- t1.0 . ttllY. broWn woeteinesse: --''1"1; it''' "Fat' is ' fo .1"st Ir 1% ',, ii for, it
tee 1,3.,...1 lent hs ;tete is, of close kin i in a hcop, adding all kinds of reitt40 ...,_,'.;1
, not hint the sdhj,...ct to hi'' still 11"'"-41a41 111 their hetes. - Anti non , scamee ea' ne 414i greeter (.: i .,1•1 1.i,%..
1I,1F'ther-the.niet.ho41 of ,.th.ei.0Ha; "),‘„es ..,013$1chiidrop %et, otor asxp..este. loicom-ee.m 11 4.hee4 el ry'\-7so NV 011 Ofar-111S 1 11. s.0 from •1 legalrreatWoed ashes and
sho411"'1"4limi'r""'1'"from their nestsse\e 41)4 '4 im1 inialterS 41-S 10"1ai Fi.iairf 4rvs0241si1(4)4111soefroth thhouste,
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- thought. it. reiev.11,',..xeses mit iecar and lot them ret in reaclieess. for use 14' •-• : • -•
ot t of chat'lCo• Tho I4e""4- 441`!"''':-4. ceieeteiteus itt t. le; ;.ii,;W-it•irl•tis- that v•ii..'1.it•• • Nl-ly-'1"htill••••••••M•lilie nr.' ..14'.:
Sunday, he threw hit/a:elf iti (.12(4), 6 ;ves, their 1s.) e1 oven." t tar '11**'1)'I4.* tlo fts'e fr017.1 4441.01.44-0 as 4 114•:.: 40-. I 4" 1) . . *. , as see 1>.,e" seil •or for .ga rditniTttg 1.0r- ••• ••••,- .
1"1•1***1:1 1.4 4.0, or as th.••;.• Wta,ltri N..., . :111!. (1 '.4-, is '-1 4111'! 12)104-1 rope:11.cl '
threshold Of their. 11 14.1(241 en-
•• • ...• .• pee, s. • 1 : is host net to make t ho
1.seen's path, waited for her. totel eury
,V0-,Ah<n• a pelt of (leeway to. -eras-Lilian. ' • : • . if rennet inel.r suit Mile . sainis 'ivy amt ;has ilia aids,. bre:I:Shag is' In- pays too li! fs.,..., 0.s. 0;sing. , 0110 16,4..0.
Z":-. \'.' ille 4.4)4.4fr4401 trete tons-ined. ' In (41' ‚4-. s.1, h `-ir'',1• sons thore- is a tendoney' 10 ceceasese ' • " - ., •
:;;;•:,.. he el while they wore in came: .lhe appronching 5144) heal Fc.ari:1,1y -1:1e"!1.1i1•11"
-,,,,z,,,n1ent 1111 1"ir Gi. l''''" 34(.1. a) as sae. 1%A/1.41104 1.110 154 4)4 1;;11'1.11‘.411, W.', t 111.1. 611!•.• 74 4. .1%4:0 .,,.1111.00:, •4-1*r. 4.-1 -froinvitt 1e. Oro leadiltg- rm.? ar . honfinas Sallie]) burns up 4)11) 11 of the • • , '
• et In the:planner of,travvling- -. , 7
or 1.14t -ii, to .t.ii. 1,1101.1 '.'4,I) at 1.eelist via: eilnion$C,..i hat some let 1ees,11 in-; in ,lotertitirli(7-t' hc-' 44 to. the, 11 .,l 'neve 1)11101)10 plant 1(141(1. The iiias
(elm "lora". t1 1)e... tale!, t 141(4' t hose (hat of more. inemat net eeasiderat lima 41! he 41>16 (4 oyer eec•asionaily,
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. si fertune.-had- enabled hint .1iill our 42 1.44. tea -omelet) ite. Cie
si le -)114t if she 144 1101 s0 111)001. ilining%-rooin,' to paatake ' of their coin, through (Lee:eta th .t ste:v. eerie 1 sfrch Deanne's 11:!-eto the. ; sires; SO.:that all4) 11, will be (squally .at s• --;ttislIelt--el
1 leht bite, he should have he last meal 4(24.'.) 11)', to set1-iree for0411. 111)1 .'r ' The former 41 In hp (11S- ()I grades, the infusion of other foceel bv situ, -air and rain..
,..1•• by his side fee the svhole . fetentitheiere 1\ unell and \De,. • 1•••• (4 11 in 1) 14-, l'P•Ir• .
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• i whe •\vere fated te remain at The most frequent losses are thos . : ether Vigorous- breed if woll chosen I, •
. , , •'1,1•04e„ that iss the 411 (1(1 s -of • some ; •
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II VI': S -ft ; ( I lii NOT 1.`,S.
14is star .svag st ill• in tile 1•••••.. party.
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46. iSS.) LIM I. dearest Thurston!, there to see the travelers WI.. i lg. Those are of a chars -el e. Clint el.:leg:as in the ii110 Or 1111111%1Velli0111. 444,1, t,m.),1.;:j),
of. something else that
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CHAPTER XV,-(Continue,d).
ly called, ' Cheesy, ;mounted upon!
Marian's pony, rode on in advance,
to open the gates for the party. Mre
Waugh's carriage followed. Aa -1
Thurston's gig brought up the ma,.
And thus ties; trtivelets set forth,
'The sun had now risen in cloudless
splendor, and was striking long lines
of crimson light across the snow, and
piercing -through the forest aisles.
1 -locks of saucy little snow -birds.,
alighted fearlessly in their path; but
the cunning little gray rabbits jusx,
peeped' with. their round, bright eyes,
and then, quickly hopped away. .
I need not - describe their merry i
journey at !length. My eteaders will
x•eadils imagine how delightful seas!
the trip to at least two of the party-,
And those two Were not Dr. Grim-
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• Recent investigations .:have disclosed the fact,
•that unscrupulous handlers of flour are endeavoring.
Jo take advantage - of .the -great popularity of
Ogilvie's." Royal Household". Flour by refilling, •
with cheap inferior flour-, the bags and barrels
bearing the Ogilvie Brand; and selling it as the
genuine article.
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- -REWARD.- -.1 •:‘.. •.•
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The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Wfll pay One
Tilts:etre! Dollars (1;11,ot:eat:to) for such evidence as will
, result in the conviction of any person, persons-, firms or
corporations elle may be refilling their bags or barrels
with 11 •ur of other mana[acture and selling the same as
. flour manufactured by Ole Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. •
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MONTREAL.
• lie was so 11.411PY, so verY ' t)b.seee
11):1. thought, he said. ,.11oroe apd. leep houses.. wee: ii !se> \\elicit ;rise (rein ; mistase4 In teed- es to-. feria; would work. great•• .
, Iliaw .is alleright ft.tr 44.) 12 yOu i•
:seehappy in ehe., idca of 14..$ i -1110 fine, •eitalising air ef , the win- ate- mere or los.-; 11-idi.o.l. ;end „ they I, The leret, ,Verkshire or; th,,, ',ram.. is ' helter with- it.. l'ed alone it is •
-0..4.h you. I'llank' God 1't• sal'i •ter niorniee, the cheerful hestie pr,- 'ale 1-,-,1 i ty.,,,i, in the 111,4 041. whi,j1 4,:_••.‘vnri h •c4'•,''''sel "• " ' '411'1•I'd r""1 41'1'1- alemf aS _01 ((S moonshine.
..., .1 l'i'allOarted girl, ()fisting 'her , fleets osy to 0.1.,...lr iierart Oro, 1 110 i,Iiits 'lit. 1 ise.ling propori ii s. " Thi.:t• (liiiia grad( s \vill elTect groat i01- 1 Does ilia cont..of 1:116 carriagetharee
e hich he took a Lid covered , 'lpo‘,ofty 01 tho h•ret.tk 1. ast • coot h.; . iv. 4 0.h... ri, 1 ho gr arest Illist akets.. of • pf.ovevricroz,.. ..., • _ .. ... , ..; .. ..,. .
I look (lusty' anti leftists to cleat; out, . ' .I.'.
"is,os. • ' candle-lighte till cembitied . to „raise 5,s, ie., halal emirs:. -It (enters in, f-eil- lAti 1 lir. i•••••,171:1't 4)1 :t.:' Di yis s; .. - .
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•I'slcIll's good ft)rt''''''le NYns •• nut aral exhilarate the spirits ei tie, her an tellsolam7rd. rat ime • l'il,., i „.; , . e,- • , • , • , -, .. • . ,.
r '-' • t h '• 11 I I - 's • .' 1' s I. v
• - 1 i ne loss trent t s is sourt e• is um, e e.$ .., V. eil 1..11 D. I, , , . ( 1.10 1111 1 41,
• '-g.1.1',..SI- h'.101 a iS 1,11.1'1.. 1}.4. l'''s‘CI in^. 811 . i'• '' .‘i '1.'1'1 VI C ,"1'111)q,'(1'.. 1 t Ili il.:ii ' nncl whan• : $.1.saning him ruh •tvie h.'
'1I'l' t• 111.4.r the merry, hasty- meal 11.0Scaeleinaceous• food, that is, ! I -I!' II '''' '' ''''' ''' - . •
•••••.• , for after the Morning • se
over, :Mrs. ‚1174)14, 'Hl 411 7-01)110)4041, ..._ .,-, , e . 1 .. , , . • nol• 4 0 so• • • ••
0 4..,. earece emoetices :tea, atm tat . threat's; but it is 4;41 (1l 4. strew, ' Also but in his feed p. '
• 1-dle the congregation were
the church, he saw 'Mrs.' cloth cloak, fur tippLit, ritiiiI teml
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oil'.mealoHest...al.:ars
1 Scken hintto hr si1J11'\\eldeil ho! 41041 ‚.1111 m014111,e e1 reuntinizi lirooi ese in (41 1-' 1111 1
ehvrethe seneuena%wrn seVoral lnesoft shaesand 1`Ya-r11110rorttouvsie vt,h,1r,1,r 41 41-'4, r,0id 411oesshetsie tnerkrt Lou:1.r
ecle said: ' t; . . l reations alrettt:e1sivci;114-;0011r\s:ebtain piafevePetle:eectfosjseel color
not. see ecet ogen 0011 l 4 rililtillilin lo-, 41 1"I "''''''•han'vcrran";110 44 i, . . - •.
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cede . to their suletatment 41•••••elo - liroaaet1 ' (teltre ; '1 ,•' es sae , esa ;
.:, and, 1 herciore, ''''' ' "v0 weircont An41 olotok, and betels:tee,. mote , - ••11-,eis4" la sell.lohr eSny'eeiseiris seTer anti. r(4tell,' lee SOU for a much
ill' you inei,1111 t(sefein eur fur 4.f,14'. an t,1,(:,1,t,t) th,. 111,gt,, 441 1)15 t ;1::•1r • hr,t,•,(Iii• L.,. 4.
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1 ) ',L.'s 141(1 (11,1,0.1i- cal i on for keeelles-ae.'ints thee '.-is hateor psiee then visi41 a promisees- : .' -• - i,;.41.,
1 ..*.41.0. 1.() 11 '4), You 1.""'''' • Zarri;:2;1-, elee're,-\sith the 4141(litionel 'unite. Nos.erthelese rill those -eines :eleeelintes in he:,, heesse. end their etis hst of sie s end colotes west!.
all your arrarissiments to tem.' przt.,..kion
04f. ((0144stoves and het Hria•yll" f'l'l '''Ith. 111'' r-11...".'"•1"!-'1. si'l°"- surround:0.es is. .4 .reissiit'el that Hest 144oilah all 1111 le- eau:ills- (Leis:eel's' • • •-, - •••,.., ....
te: Lociist .11111 on Teeetley. 4-
oricii:,. (411 4. had evovy prospet•t of it . S POO Itanollt• .for :ley nanneer of e,e31-. .,
The for tht, tztlil.t. 1-•hade, sheltor an4I• • •••.-•Al
in' the 17-0 (15 ef.. ti.e•eseeser.
seg. and 4-, (4. 011 11 nieht. '.441 )1 cteefertahle. rnoile of (4) 2)74, • :lirati"ll`li if Tra-ilieng with 0.1.1 ei• s,11t- '
. iii!vor•aico is • gcoaa h 1,•.t -.% 0,AI. " sy.:i a.. i.',.it‘.iota al.T.41; . lseileeiri deeing- tee ..• i; se '
we st•art 44 1 a very :early lee r old (4lieuf,, i), so'is pia,,,...,•,,,•,,i ,,,1„,43);a1)10 rohei, 'ilia f; 1'4.1;1 1 1`4.t. leas fromee, , ea $ ; ,4
..pt -1 ,4,41 ,11 ,10 011.! i11St..11 111.'s .111112 '11O.11r1 :.;ky1-4
144 41 asguttilni...t .4 lci /1;1
11i.110:*'.11aY roornIng• a!1(1 sh4 9(1 11 olaSroetal ,. a n :I fox:skit; 1 14> 141(1 eloesseleetelli foe:else is:et:die.es tees in the ; a re ne. 1,1 1 lee ins...4 he...tithe), e ili tul-• ett-ri ii ri.i•••g• 74)4. ,l 1 hall E'en 4,•,. 44410,;1
es , 40 110 k°114 ' '4'. 1)41)1 ''‘I'•.-sitt neon she ' taeasli,Itentilx; hos '4 11 ..\ 014111-4 Iii!""iit• •‘',114''.11 (' 'le i'l 1,1 the chi:1.1,1)1y he: coits:r,',,,rai,lvin '11 1)4 • 101. '4 1) the hens are metes; th '
is sty4 leo somine eTuestiny the proud nir se it •I:ine •neohi
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ef the (kettles, we i . tea
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pro\ vied it loot -si evo for 14:elan. t4.,.1,s1111 1 tin„ ingh,st 7-4101 ahrn in ie"....ept in i-,0 1,11 11••• 1 11..., v. ,•...(1 1.1,1 (otiote (4 76 Ofres arr. ,hot as
, ;al ' tee night limier the -sees- eed „sees- wee 4.t happi,,,, 4.1.4:117- tho:, 31t.4' .1norl04011. of 1.11 41) .47)41)'. .. • 'rl 111'.'y to gi,i'llt diseases.' Nilo' core et n Idetiss. to • hard cotelitieta ar,1 •.
ea her-preparatoev to their he 7411) 1) he he11 1„1 his 1...1)11141_,... ,,,,,,_ A sell' 11 14 is grawiri„,•i while site is Mar cnn 1 le given \rill les. tele:rate heed istisoe._te horse; as are weels
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te n to think 1' (4 he wr,s comfortably in hys seat. pe.,,,,,e th„ 4.01.y 1111(1,1r44 01..1 h2n4,44 1107-ris41 SOO. 1 41.1:41 ..011ii, rcemst. ettimels nlet 104-4S elle, 1') -feed” cat::: in their 110."er.."
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;Se.,-sttivresafmier her foot , si•meet• . in unborn prteseny es she would, • if ;liisely to 41 eitrat :•thent ellell•r ;'1,•atn prn- to th
of; ese• 4' crits114.'
t• a lucky planet. lie .
asslee•I•11 Mrs: Vellighs that
tfeil -ael"fed 14 4111410If la'Side her, tach....j, 11,11..r. 11 '1(4 as she hes then An clo lianintels. arid. witoirt Po -411'1,013 1110 4.14.'4.'*- ' 014011 in, all 1...1. •,',. rttoro hal'il ((1)) 11 . . _
t he slightest intruttion or 1 H., Mullah; role, carefully in, an -1 tve• things instead of one. The irn- 1 centeee Pr 1,•` "in- 0447-)) 110 41'11..1•4 (41411 is ,-,r 4(4)411(4(141441,-1"1 eNp,--.1 .
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(lay evening he ''shou,1•1 •ee, ,s,„,,,e, eis. ; so -Ile -thine ;in - diesdoemet,l, or 'her i in nnotiier isteer (het will co,ea •:Jmelx 1,1 elm -plett of ft...or:deg' Prosl;--; '-
extol , punctea 1.s: at the \1••Iclesedek, or as 110..wasconunee- littai ,will Jose similarly,. or le•th re. letar. " - . . - oats thrit should not he 'overlooked
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LOCALISMS.
W. H. Peak was in the city on
Tuesday.
—Miss Adelaide Field is visiting
friends in Toronto.
' —Frank Smith is visiting -friends
- in Oshawa this week.
—Dr. E. J. Shirley ie re -shing-
ling hie driving-shed.-
-R.
riving-shed.•—R. S. Dillingham was in the
city on Tuesday on business.
—Mn. James Shepherd is spend-
ing a week with friends in To-
. ronto. -
—Found—On Greenwood road
a good glove. Loser call at this
office.
—We are pleased to "see F. B.
Bunting able to be out after his
late illness.
—Mrs., J. H.. Wagner spent a
.few days during the past week
with friends in Toronto. '
—A. Palmer has been busy for
▪ some time decorating the interior
of Thos. B. Marquis' residence.
—John and Mrs. Allaway, of
Whitby, spent Sunday with the
, the former parents,- A. and Mrs.
Allaway,
—Mrs. Tripp, of Nottingham,
Iowa,- is visiting with -Mrs. C. • S.
Palmer and other Pickering
friends.
• —W, D. Rogers is improving
the appearance of his dwelling
and bake -shop by giving it a coat
of paint. W. T. Haney has the
contract.
—A newspaper publisher offered
a prize for the best ansn`er to a
conundrum, "Why is a newspaper'
• like a woman The prize was
won by a lady who -sent this ans-'
—Miss McKay, of Whitby, is
the guest of Mrs. W.. J. Miller.
—H. G. Kerr, of Toronto, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents
here.
—Miss Kate Fawkes entertained
'a few friends one evening last
week. — Pia
— Miss Edna Boyes entertained
a number - of friends on Friday
evening. • • -
—Mrs. A. Russnell, has been very
ill .for some time, but is now, im-
proving -nicely.•
—W. A. Ham is expected to
arrive home from Honolulu about
the middle of next week.
— E. H. Crawford, of Vancouver
B. C., spent Sunday at the home
of his. aunt, Mrs. 13. W.,Wood. '.
— John Stanton, of Whitby, has
been appointed License Inspector
for South Ontario in the place of
R. Mackie, of Oshawa.
- —Rev: Father Gallagher, of To-
ronto Junction, assisted at the
funeral of Mrs. Pollard on Friday
last. His many'friends in Picker-
ing were all pleased to see him.
—R. Latchford, of Clevland, we
regret to say has, been confined to
his house for some time with
typhoid fever. - We are pleased
bowever, to hear that he is mak-
ing rapid progress towards
recovery.
—Confirmation services will be
conducted in All Saints' church.
`Whitby. this afternoon, at' 4
o'clock by Bishop Sweatman, of
Toronto. A class from St. Geor-
ge's, church, Pickering, will be in
attendance. •
—Mrs. R. A. Douglas . and child
leave next week for Powassan
after spending'a couple of weeks
witli the fornler's parents, Squire
and MN. Bunting. We are pleas-
ed to report that her child has
completely recovered from bis
recent illness.
• —Miss Grace Luke, who has
been teaching in S. S. No. 4, east.
for the past year has resigned and
has been engaged to teach in S. S.
No. 2, at a higher salary. -Miss
Luke has proved herself to be a
most capable teacher, and we Iouk
forward to her -continued success
—Mr. G. K. Mills. principal of
the CoIlingwood Collegiate Insti•
tute, has been appointed. by coun-
ty council, public school inspector
for North Simcoe, to succeed J. C.
Morgan, M. A. There were fif-
teen applicants. but the contest
lay between Dr. Wau, b. of Whit-
by, W. J_ Flatlet, of Barrie. and
M r. Mills. Each of the other two
was put up against Mi•. Mills. the
unto_ in -each. case beige I1! to
The new in-l,ec.tor .•L --e ies In -
duties at the tir-t of next year.
—We regret to report that as
ase• go ti, l,re-s tie f! itr nii1h. '..,f
P. R. Hoover it:s. of green
River, -are itt a tzl.i-. -,t' flames.
Tile lire began at 2.'30 p. m. in the
top fiat of the. will and was caus-
ed by a hot box. There were 4O
or 500 barrels of flour in the mill
at the time besides a considerable_
quantity of wheat. There was
some insurance On the contenst,
and the building was also insured.
but to what extent we have not
learned. . .
—A recent issue of arr. St. Louis,
Mich., Independent contains a
half -tone photo of the city's may-
or, John Burns, who is.a native
of Pickering township, haling
been born on lot 16 of the 4th con-
cession. When a young man he
went to Whitby where he learned'
the harness business. He now
conducts a large harness business
in St. Louis, where he is now
mayor. He is one of the many
Pickering boys, who are . occupy-
ing responsible positions in many
parts of this continent..
—A very pleasant event took
place on Wednesday morning in
the R. C. church, when Joseph
Stephenson of the bare line was
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony to Miss Annie Maddaford,
daughter of the late Emanuel and
Mrs. Maddaford; of the Kingston
road east. The .ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father
Sherriden in the presence of the
intimate friends of the brida+tnd
groom. THE. NEWS joins their
many friends in:wishing the hap-
py couple long life and prosperity.
—A petition_ circulated for sub-
scribers in Uxbridge township,
asking the Council to submit a
local option by -Fa' at the' time of
the municipal elections in Janu-
ary, has not reached the council.
It is saida° number of the most
influential men: in different parts
of the township refused to sign,
or aid the movement in .any way,
and the promoters became discour-
aged and withdrew the petition.
There will not likely be any vot-
ing ori local option iifTxbridge
Town or Township this winter.=
Journal.
,aver • -. "Because every' man
should have one of his own and
not run after his neighbor's."
—The young ladies who have
been going bareheaded this season
will learn with dismay that -the
practice, introduced- into Ameri-
can cities, and in general vogue
there some years ago. 'is being
abandoned, a- those practising it
fnurd that their hair. dries up,
las brittle and falls out or
to fes' ' ernaturely.
are being sent out
ontreai warning the poticz
to be watchful for a gang of safe-
blowers. who have been operating
in Montreal and the eastern town•
ships. They dynamites! the Out-
- reniont frost -office recently and
escaped with eon-alera_lile money-,
and registered letters. They may
• ...have come we=t.
• —The December I)elineat,.,r
airhii•h is to }tinct i- a master -piece.
so far a- color work, pie N% Q11.:
and general usefnlncs., i- c•on-itl-
eretl. One of the striking lea-
tures- ef' tilts nuini,e r is the ap-
pearance of .•ight painting- inter-
,-preting the 2:li i psalm. Aneth-
•excellent piece of art work is
-,"The Motherof Bartirneu --from
- a painting by Alphonse • Mucha.
The Delineator is certainly main-
, taining its high standard as a
imagizine, '
• —Remember the concert in the
town -hall next Tuesday evening.
the 28th inst, by the 34th Regi-
mental Band, of Whitby. All the
latest popular music will be rend-
• • ered. Songs- with' band accom-
paniment, solos and songs by the
'Quartette. A treat is in store for
all those who may attend. Do
not forget the date. Tuesday
evening, Nov. 28th. Admission-
-25
dmission-25 cents.- Doors open at 7.30.
Concert to begin at 8 sharp. Col.
J. E. -Farewell, of Whitby, will
' occupythe' • - -
—A man told us the other day
that we did not publish all the
•: things that happened. We
should say not. In the first place
there is somebody depending on
'ne fora living. If we printed all
that happened we would Boon be
• with the angels. In. order to
please the people we must print
only the nice things about them
' and leave the rest to gossip. Yes,
-it's a faet,we don't publish all the
—news. If'we did wouldn't it make
' spicy reading? But it would be
for one week only; the next week
• you would read our obituary in
some other paper. All news is all
right. when its about the, 'other
fellow.—Ex.
• . —Young people, the long --win-'
ter evenings are corning. What
• flans have you in mind for self-
. improvement? Do not spend all
• your -evenings-hi pleasure.- It is
well to indulge in a fair amount of
amusement, good for older folks
as well asyoung folks, but with
it should be a larger portion- of
advancement in -some line of use-
fulness. Thousand. of -young
men. and _women are preparing
themselves to be eorninon drudges.
or slaves, just because they make
no special effort to raise them-
•-- selves above that class. 'All labor
-is honorable, but in this country.
as in others, thousands of persons
are occupying less remunerative
- •positions than they -should, sin: -
ply because they have not improv-
ed their •opportunities for' fitting -
themselves for higher 'spheres of
labor, or usefulness. Plan for
•advancernent this coming winter
by reading, study or self improve-
ment in the Zine -of work in 3vhich
- you are engaged.—Exchange.
accountant in the Sovereign Bank
here for the past iia months, G.
A. Scott, B. A-, received orders
on Monday to report at head office,
Montreal, and left on Tuesday
evening to report himself at Mont-
real. the many customers of the
Bank mill miss his genial ,face,
but we hope to hear of his con-
tinued success in his chosen pro-
fession. - Mr,, Bonitby, of Mon-
treal, is now installed in the ac-
countant's chair in the institution
here.—Tribune.
OSMAWA.
There is not such a strong demand
for houses this year as usual, but
there are still none too many. The call
for boarding places is very keen, and
will continue -so for some time. Our
big factories are considerably handi-
capped by the trouble men have in
finding board and lodgings. It should
be considered enough expense on
working man to go and hunt up a job
without finding that he cannot get a
place in which to stretch his wearied
limbs at night. What this town
wants is a number of extensive board-
ing houses, from 25 to 1011 rnen. Such
places could demand good rates, and
could he made very profitable, we be-
1ieVe. In the meantime there are
many good citizens .who could &Sake
extra money to buy coal by taking
a couple of boarders at 1#3.51 for the
winter. Empty rooms could be made
to pay tent and taxes.—V ndicator.
Wkq feel the cold ?
- When you can get Warm Goods, such as
Wool and Fleeced Underwear. Any size or price. _ _._N . _
Soots. Lined or unlined
• - - Overcoats, Pea Jackets. Heavy suits, a good choice.
Mitts and Gloves. Heavy or fine wear. -
Our Saskatchewan Robe takes the lead. One price $4.00, $8.40, 1#9.00.
Brock Road. . -_ . _
There are several children here
ill -with the mumps.
Peter Lee lost quite a valuable
horse the other day.
The Bible Society.,s- collectors
met with excellent susses- iu their
work hereabouts. -
Harvey Burkhc.,lder's sale on
Tne-day was well attended. The
prices realized Were good.
It is rumored that A. and R.
Davis will occupy the farm about
to he vacated by E. Arrow -mitt.
The skaters are taking advant-
age of the ice on the pond. and
are having a jolly tiute every
afternoon and evening --
We understand that Miss Meek.
of Vhitevale, will succeed our
present teacher. Miss Meek comes
well -recommended being a clever
stud en t.
J. H. Connor's team had -a run
(loan the i•oad cn Tuesday Mr -
Cowan
r -Cowan 5ueceeded in stripping the
animals before any damage was
-done, -
R. A. BUNTING,
,: PICKERING.
Christmas Raisins!
Four pounds of the Best Valencias for twenty-five
centsone of the bargains in our Christmas Grocery
Stock.
W. LOGAN,.
Pickering, Ont.
The bye -e1# -t-i .- os vi St edtie--
day re-ulted in`thrc., peat- -:wing
Liberal and tl;e fourth 1'111-0rVa.
rive . I -n North. York the Mee A!
B. Avle worth, the. 1',,,tn,n-ter•
General, has. been cls. -..ted. 1,r .x
majority of `(,ll or thereabout
]ti • 1Ul1J.Sir William 11ni0ck Itta..l
won by a majority of 90;2. bitt
this- was• excepto nal. -a- only hi
two instances -ince 1S7' has the
Liberal majority exceeded 100. It.
Wentworth. E. 1). Smith, Conser-
vative, has been elected by a tna-
jorit}}_ of eight. At the last elec-
tion he Won on a technicality by,
a majority of twelve. but on an
appeal a new . election was order-
ed. Mr. Pardee, Liberal, has also
been elected in West Lambton,
and Wm. Chisholm, Liberal, in
An-tigonish, but both on reduced
majorities.
Stouffville
• We understand that Rev. J. C.
Wilson, B. A., pastor of the Pres-
byterian church. Acton, has 'ac-
cepted a Gall to tire First Presby,
terian church at Boston, Mass.. at
a stipend of $3,000 per annum.
Mr. Wilson was formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church here.
After occupyieg the position of
DICKERING FRUIT
Evaporating Factory
- Will tre opened Sept, 25.1905.
Apples will be bought - at the
Pickering Factory and prices paid
according to quality. Soft apples
not taken.
C. W. CARRUTHERS,
47tf ' Pickering, Ont.
Grain Wantetl
FARMERS!
Don't tail to see our
0g4rough4
They are Money -savers.
They Sell Themselves.
;Sola only 'by us._
�. 'kapmcm.
The undersigned are prepared to
pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of coarse grain,
to be delivered at the
PICKERING ELEVATOR.
Grain bought every day.
Palmer & Vanstone;
Ficl�ering, - Osit~
laksrnitking I
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The undersigned -having bought out
the blacksmithing business of R,
Moore, is.prepared to do black-
smithing in all its lines.
Horse -shoeing �_tt .Specialty ...
C#EORC+E a
- - - PICKERING, ONT.
?UM ?A3I.1-7to*ataL Station at.?.B'
TRAINS GOING EAST D% ♦B FOLLOWS:-
-No. 6 MAIL . . 8;33 A. Tlf.
" 12 Loco. • 2:47 P. M.
" 10 LocAm. S -. . 6:04 P. M. •
Ta.A.Iis GOING WRIT DUI ♦BTOLLOFs:—
No.9 LOCAL . . , .. 8:41 S.M.
"11 Locs, . 2:18 P. M.
"7 Men. 8;20 P. M,
SKAT-Es.
We have a full line of
SKATES.
Model Hockey,.,.
Mic-Mac,
Hockey Sticks }
Hockey Club,
Etc.
. Mic-Mac, r,
Rock Elm, Etc..'
Skate Straps, ' Screws, : • Spring Skates.
-Good Value.
Right Prl
flJNDY.
Wool Goods for
Winter : ear
See John Dickie & Co's New Stock,
We have The best and largest stock of nice wool goo,
shown in the town. Our new stock includes t.
lot of Ladies', Misses' and Children's fancy colors in Bier,
-' - wood -Gloves, Girls' and Babies' •Hoods, wool Toques, al
sizes. Golf Jackets, Facinators, Clouds,.Boas, Collarettes
Gauutlettes, Spats, and a choice lot of warm -way Mu
ers, Mitts and Gloves galore. We have a great stock
Warm Underwear. Men's, Ladies' and Girls fashiona .,
- Caps. All -wool and cotton -fleeced Blankets, s
cheap. We sell the best Carriage Robe in the ni
It would •require this whole sheet to tell you all ab
New Goods. Come and see them. •
JOHN DICKIE &
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