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Ne..rly All. Cooterits--mss, S. . Hensel 'WOOd Burned. '

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A serious fi re, 'resultin!f in' not only the loss 013 most of . the house­hold 'effects, bt It in personal, injury to .' one' of thci occupants' of the burned bui1di~g, OCcured on Wed­nesday, the mo rning of the election. »:1.1:", Sophia Etenselwood was ab­sent from the house a short time, her aged father. being the only one in, the building,.: 'when the frame­work of the ho'",-se ignited from an overheated sto've. Miss Hensel­wood at once b"egan to remove ,cal, uables, but as ~.oon as the doo:r lWas opened the draft fanned the flames and the fire waH soon,burnidg .fur­iously. Miss.Flenselwood thelire­turned for a tnilnk 'which contained the more valua ble flrticIes in: the

'The morning papers of yesterday presented a contmst amusing "to n disinterested. onlooker. The Free Press was resplendent with a 'scare' headirig which·occupied half a page while.the Telegmm was very mod-

P":"'leian' aDd.~ ll. D. CC:·;.>fJ~~~~~1 Week·nigbt ~""Ice5-Y.P .s.C.E. Monda,. eve-.... iL)' of llanltoba. om."., IlDd. n Ding at8 p.m. Prarer meeting Wedn~r eve-

,b1oelc sooLb oltbo poIIt omce. Ding at 8 p. m.· '. Watches­Olohks

.,~:::,,;,......:.---....:,;~--+'~' ~~'~"7'~~:- C1ro~CH·OF:ENGLA."'D. , DR.'PENNEFATHER," ; . ST.llAlUiS CHlrRCB-' . , " ,', '" d ccoocboDr Office in Sund&)' Sornces-7 p.m., and Sunday School' Pb"DaiClan""~rergooo~n a°toaC.},>. R. statluQ, . " at2:30 p.m. HolY COmmnnion, 1st Sundar In

est, but cynical. , The great surprises 'of the day

were the'defeat of Sir' Charles Tup­per, the Conservative leader, who is actually without a seat l as is al­so. George,E. Foster and. Hugh 1 .. Macdunald, Tupper's able lieuten- . ats. 011 ,the Libeml side, the de­feat of Mr. Gibson, the Liberal whip was also unlooked for.

1'1Il:.::ow 'P the monLb. Baptisms at al1J' service b,. arrange-RATHWELL, M~~. .. . . . ment. ,

J. H. LIPSETT, V.S., ". H 'G duate of Ontario Votorinary Collego OD.;r rato Will be at Graham's drn/l' store

. eYo- Frl:fa,/'for pracUce of his profeJISlon. . .• .' . OffiC6'a~' HOLLA. ... D. MAN.

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J. GOLLEY, V. S. ,

H~or.graduato in 1Il00 of Ontario Voterllllm' a~

. College. JUI diseases pf domestic' an a treated by tho latest sclontific mo~<f" Char. goa.mod~rate. Perma,nen¥tik~BN2; MAN. Office tamporarllY In SmfUI's SLable. . .

HOTELS.

MISC:ELLAN:EOUS. ,

, , , BARBER SHO].>. ", '0'0 to Kearns' haii- 'cutting and', .hn";n,, . lars for n good cloan &havoOorJj~.u"",; "halr-cut.' '. :GE. .. "'.'

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A· ent and valuator for· ManitOba Trusts Co. g M ). to loan on farm property. Insurn!1co

, ono lIf' 11 0 and aucidont compnmos. f!o.~of:'s~ wh:tit i~surcd in olovator or grn?ory for ahort torma. ' ' ' ,

I,G~O. }"IcGOWAN,.. , '

A~nt ior tbo Victoria~ Mpntroal, aud tEqmt)., Fire Ins. Co.'s. LOndon GUl\ran 00 on~

Acoident Co. Also agont for tbo .fam,ous Eld r~l-o B ball bearing sewlnl'C macJ!l~e.ir .. ~,

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, JAMES ,STEVENSON; . , Anctlonoor. Sales c9nductCJ.'oith~r in town ~r

. couutr~·. 'Ratos reasonnble. Eugagomen s , mal bo mode nt D. McCT~l:rnRN:E. MAN, '. ~ , .

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Week.night Sonices-Wednesd&)', at 8 p.m. Womon's Anxiliary meets weekl,r at members' bousos, lUI annoul1ccd. ST MATTHEWS lliSSION. Bo)'DO Creek-. Snnda,. SO .... ica beld fort'nigbtlY at II a.m. in tbo school boma, alternating.witli Indian Ford. ST. PAUL'S CHlrRCB. Rathwell- , " Sunday Sornces-3 p.m .• and ·Sundar.. Scbool at2p.m. Baptismsat any'senice. Woman's AlUiUarly fortnightly. ", ST. JOIINB lliSSION.lndianford-

Senices held fortnightly at 11 a.m. In the Gordon Schoolbonse. alternating witb BO)'De Creek and commencing Oct. 29. 11>1l9. •

Stranlters cordialli welcomed. , " ARTHUR W. GOULDING. Incumbent;

BAPTIST. Town, Hall. Treberne, serVices commencing

from June ]0 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., alternate Snndars. Prayer moeting and blbla study on Tbur!Jday ovening at 8 o·clock. Rathwcll at 7 p.m. ovorr second S1lllda,., alternating with Presb)·terlan service. Lee's sch~ at 11 a.m. overy second Sunday. C. CROI!'J.·, PASTOR.

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place and in 'sliding the box· down­stairs she m!!t· her ~father .coming up. Mr: Hense.1wood is an aged man, and WfJ.S cqnfused by the a­larm, so that a good deal 'of time was lost ,as t,he old gentleman'1\;01ild not go dowQstairs and, allow the trunk to b~ .removed. Much val. uable time was lost, and when she reme1tt~r:ed her p~rse, the fire luid such headway. that'.she was 'burned badly about the face., ' . . The neighbors began to arrive about this time' and a good deal of the contents of the lower floor were removed.

On Tnui-sday morning Miss Hen­selwood was doing nicely,but as her eyes are injured, she was al­most .blind.

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South Norfolk counciLmet in·the Clerk's office, Treh~rne, on,Monday,

. 5th ," with" ·~Il.the .councillors p'r€~Sell t the ,-,u.,."

. Nothing really definite can be re­ported 'of the Ma~itoba elections, except that Sifton is member elect over Hugh John by a substantial plurality.

'In Lisgar 'Winkler leads Rich­ardson at the latest reports, 11;1 Marquette Thompson is reported Iii the !lead. ill Provencher La Riviere leaas and in Macdonald, our OW11

conitituency, the poll, with ~4 places to hear from, but of a total of 93 polls, .shows '1495 for Rutl,er~ ford and '1584 'for Boyd. The gov~ 'ernmeni: is supposed to be sustained

about 70 to 140. . '_ ' "

Boyne Creek Church Opening. .- . The opening·of the new' church

of St. Matthews was held on' Sun­day last, the 4~h' inst.· at 3' p. m., the sermon bdng taken by His Grace ~he Arc1~bishop; . assisted by the. Rev. A.' W: 'Goulding, 'B. .D., the intumbent, 'and :the, -Rev. H. R H. 'Girlingj B. A,· .incun~b,~n,t '~£ '

, . and, Swan ,Lake .

.,; '. Rev. Mr. C01.IMUNICA'l'IONS, ' ' Girling 'took the cif 'the prayers,

Fr~m Lo~is Rondeau, ~skini in- His Grace the Archbishop offering. a 'special 'prayer of dedication: After , de~nity for hor~es ,shot for ghmd- another' hymn His Grace delivered

ers; , .. " . a' sermon' 'a'ppropriate to the occas~ From~ Wipnipeg General Hospi- from -Hebrews 10. ' During th~ ,

tal, appealing for funds. .' course of his rell1arks he specially From Judge Ryan, 'allowing ap- thanked"all 'who. had 'contributed

p~al iri . the case of the projeCted toward the erection'of the church:' McLachlan:S. D. , " . He, was' lIstened to with marked at~

From C.P.R.,.' acceeding to re- tentioti throughout. A word of . quest re cross'ing west of Cypress praise is due to the choir and organ-

'''BEST: I~, THE, LAND" ,River. '. . '.. . istfor'the very able manner in .. " ,"This'm'achinery,has a reputa- .. I\rpm Nell. McCOIg,. protestmg

l ,which the 'musiCal portion of the.

. ,tion as the lightest in draft and agamst exc.eSSlve, taxatIon. program was rendered .. Mr. D. \V. ' the lqngest wearing in'the mar- . MpnoNs, Banks; of Holland, killdly presided

R 11 at the organ, 'and. enabled the or-" keto ' 0 er and ball bearings Staples'- Stewart:""::" That Louis 'ganist, Mr: C. E. Porritt to attend ' in all ninning 1 d h f Rondeau be al owe t e sum 0 his duties as one "of the wardens. . Moats ovorr first and third Tbursday in .t!Ie

: montb ID tho asonio Hall at 8 p.m .. -VISIt· hlg bretbrennk'i~y~'t.~\V~fjIR, Rocoid Keapor.

parts. in . our eighty-three dollars as an indemnity The building, although, nct com--:;- . mowers a D'd' f 1 d for horses shot, or, g an ers, on pleted, presented a neat appearance binders: Scotch clipper ploughs, ,!iiscs and diamond , h' . . L t

" , . f " d k Oct. 28t . os. and reflects great credit on, the gangs; these plo. ws have a re.p.,uta. hon· or goo .wor -.; A II f h bb h k Ch S' tev'ens .. ori:..:....Myles,-.That the ac- architect, ¥r. \V. .' Maxwe o. CanipbellbuggIes, t e no ~est 10 t e mar et; at- '. h .

'ham wagons, built to stand !he roads. Taylor safes. counts, aniounting to $249.00' pas- Holland, and t e contractor" Mr . . ' ., ' sed, be paid, in 'addition to the. ap- Robert Lee of Treherne. : 'On the · ,",,,, T. A. METCA,,,"FE3·. propriation of Ward 5.' Carried. cqnclusion.of 'the service an oppor" "The Hub'~

' ,.,.Lt , , tunity was given to any who des-Stevenson '- Turnbull - That ired to be pre'sented -to His Grace:

councillor Myles secure the services The day, while c'old; was pleasant,

, of J. Doupe, ,surveyor, ,to survey a and the 'accommodation' 6f the,'

" street purchased from Nels()n Mc- buildingwas 'taxed to its utmost' Carthy, 'in'the Village. of RathweIl. capacity.. The offertory, which.

. Carried. was in aid of the Building Fund;

'. DOES TflIS STRiKE YOU? MuddY' complaioill', . Nan!lt\atlog breath come from cbrocic CODstipation. Karl's .Clover Root

, Tea iii an abaolule cure and bas biien BOld for tlfty ~ yeare 011 "" .baol~t8 gll!U'antAle. Price 25 cta. and

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Venner-. Staples-That By~Law' amounted to $32. I 5. No. 304, for the 'purpose of provid-

for the holding of a:noniinat:ion "election for the reeve and'-coun­

cillors for the year. I90r :be intro:: duced and read a first tiDle./ &lets. . . . ,

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., PtOU,@HING.'

Any parties ,~antini'wo~k for team· and man ,can fi~d,. eIlJploy­lll~tat,the: farm· oftge-.,?,~d~­si~ed. . 200 acres to be ploughed by contract. Apply to ' '. '.

A. J. CO'l"l'()N" TI'eherne.

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Ha\ring ~ade' extensive improve~ ments in the mill,;V,1iiCh have '~een made at a considerable expense 'of time and money; the ., .

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. The la.rgest stock of lumber on the South-'western. . ,

Something New., '\'--,

, An emi~ent Canadian. Lawyer is said to have given an opinion lately

'Sameby-Iaw was' read a second whi~h, if proven to be,correct, will . . revolutionize a large portion of

a;1d third time ,and pa~sed. Carned. municipal la~,- says, an. exchange.

Carried.

, ' Staples-Myles-That ~ach couu-, It is, in short~.to-t!te effect'that the, '-'u.u. must furnish. a statement of owners of cattle. aoing ,damage to

coritracts.,not.paid, and, amount prqperty ~!.e1liable> no·.matter in of same to, the secretary, before the . hat co~tton:the, fences are,' or, 4th'day of December,I900., ,'. indeed,~wnether there is a fence at

. - . '.' . Carned. alI.". 'PIiis opinion ~ is. not without , Staples-, Myles-That this cotin~ reason:t"If Smith owns 'an,' unfenc­eil do now sit as a finance commit- ed ~il~,:~;td 5ows'it w~th grai~l and tee to pass accounts. 'Carried. Jones\ cattle. come. and eat It up,

. . . '. stm;ljr)t isnqt unreasonable to say " Accounts, as paSsed, were oid~ th~t:Jone5' should.footthe bill,if he, ' ered' to ,be' paid, 'on motio~, of co un':. , . ' :;, keep , cattle he shoul~

."..,..--.UU<Ul:J cilloFs Venn.er a~d Ste~enson. on his own property. He u.au<=. . Venner-Staples-That more,right to go free of the: .

. to ,meet . because of their being no ...... , .. ' ..•. , December, fence' the field than a' theif

.Reeye': ~~:. would 'after robbing a house' because ... . ' S: ,McADAM;, Clerk; -? " ~he door was off its· hirig~s.·:

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Lord Roberti on the E~e of DC'pilr­lure For Englllnd..:...cana. ,

dlaDS for lIome.

D1oemfoniein, No\·. 6.--Gen. French 'arri\'ed nt the Springs, a 'few miles from Jol~nesburg, ~Iter a ditllcult marCh ,from Barberton. He lost

,1;500 transport: oxen since his 'ad-vance from' Mac:hadodorp. It. is be­lIe\'ed that the plan of moving large

,bodies of troops"about -the country will now be abandoned, and that the complete subjugation of the country: ",ill be attempted by llleans of garri­sons In the district, towns, which ~11 be well stocked with proVisions and made the basis for mounted troops, who will llcour the territory round the bases.

General Roberts. before starting on his return to England, thanked his bodyguard for their ctl\cient services and presented to \I!ach oC the man an autograph photograph of himself. The principal memoors of General Roberts' staff will leave tonight for England.

Col. Hrunllton has been appointed military secrelttry to General Kitch­ener, on whom the, military com­mand has devol\"ed. 'I'he new head­quarters', staff is being rapidly in-stalled. '

Tho remaining battalion of, the RO~'nl Canadian regiment leCt for home touay. .•

London, Nov. 6.-Lord Roberts tel­egraphs from Johannesburg that In operations in the Belfa.o;t district on Novenlber 2" Capt. Chalmers. of the Cnnadlnn llfounted Ri/les, was killed, and llfajor Sanders, of tho same com­mand, was wounded.

London, Nov., 6.-The following dispatch has been received at the war offico from Lord Roberts: "'I'he Ha­wartIcn CasUo sails today with' the Canadian regiment; "

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RFSCUED BY' A QUEEN. bisbon, Nov. 6.-The Queen of

Portugal, at Cascais, a fashionable seaside resort, made a thrllling res­cue and is now a heroillo in the eyes of all her subjects.

The queen was on the beach .idlv watching Catalao Croom, her' boat­man, bringing h1s boat ashore. Sud­denly it. wave overturned ,the boat. Croom's arm was broken and he was overcome by the undertow. The queen who is an expert swimmer, seeing

,that he, w,as qro~vning, sprang Into the sea' hi' her" clotl}lng . before any of her attendants. could prevent her. She swrun to Ule boatman's side and held him' up' until persons on shore

" put ou t in boats and, rescued both. Croom was taken to the royal pal­ace, where' he is\belng nursed by the queen. She 15 none' tho worse for her experience.

\ , . ACCIDENT TO I"A TROLLEY.

Montreal, Nov. 6.-0ne of tile M~ntreal electr,fc cars was proceediilg" up Guy street hill yesterday after­noon when the trolley cnl'ne off aud the car commenced to run down the hill; The people in the car became panic stricken, and rushed Into the motorman's comparilnent, preventin T

him from applyIng the brakes. Tn~ car continued on its downwal"d course and r,an into several' other cars on the way iii> the hill. Th" passengers ' became, .frightened '-'and Jumped through the windows and olY the platform. Ip the'; rush s~ve~1l1 passengers were more or less badly injured, and se\"eral were tak~n to the hospital with broken arms ami legs. ,Fortunllltely there waS no 100>;; of life.

SETTLERS FRQllf THE U. S. Winnipeg, Nov. 6.-Mr. Will J.

Why to, inspector of American immi­grat!on, agencies for the Canadian government, arrived in tho city yes-' terday from the soutli. Speaking of American immigration he stated that! this yeur 16,000 settlers had come ,into the Northwest as immigrants.

, Last year the figures were smaller , than this by \ 500 people. !<'rom the

state, of .Nebraska alone, Mr. Whyte 'states that 1,450 people hllve left for'

\, Cnoada;, while ~ only 500 emigl'll.ted for the west, durlllg the. whole of last' year from tha~ state. The prospects

'are,. Mr. Whyte states, that delegates to 10bk over the Northwest will, ar­rive all :winter./., Though' the season: is l!,-te a li':rge party are now ,pre­parlllg to lca~'e, Omaha, and will ar­rive 'here on November, ~5. '

DOMESTIC A~D FOREIGN.

Montreal. 'XO\', G.-Fire' broke out in Mcl,;aurin"s saw lllilJs here at 1:30 this morning. There was' hea\-y damage. and the loss will be C!"O_ 000,' .,..., . .... .

LOntIon. Xo,·. 6.-'l1Ie QUCo.!n has dccora.ted and promoted 20 navru officers serving in South Africa. Rear :\dllliraJ Sir 'Robert Hastings Harris hIlS OC'Cn made u.. Knight Commander 01 the Bath.

A BAD ACCIDENT. SE\"BRAL

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Unrlug the Reception to the Transvaal Heroes-Collapse of 11

llalcony.

Quebec, Nov. 5.-The public dem­onstration In honor of the returned

,Winnipeg. Nov. 6.-For 'the week sOlpiers from South Africa this morn­ending Nov. 3, the receipt.<; of wheat Ing was, marred by 11. frighUul acci­at C. ,P. R. elevators, Fort WUllam,' dent. Five people were standing on ~ouuwd to 333,765 bu;shels; the an old balcony'at the rear of the sec-IIhlpments, 190.815 bushels, and the . stock in store, 1.060,6G7 bushels. ond-story of the Chllldor hotel, when

It suddenly collapsed. , George Adam

Paris, Nov. 6.-The exposition au­thorities have closed the Transvaal pavilion because Mr. Pierson. the TrallSvanl cOlDlnissary general, reeus­~ to r .... move the inscriptions insuli­mg to England with which the walls ure cO\'ered. I

had his spine broken and his death is momentarily expected, and, a young lady' named ' McCaskill, who was standing"underncath, also receiv­ed 'probably fatal injurfes. She had a leg, broken in three places. Three other persons were badly injured. F.

London, Nov. 6.-At Bow Street Letourneau had his right ieg br~ken, police court today Julian Arnold. son d of Sir Edwin Arnold, who jlad been an a ma~ named. Pipe, and a wo-e.~tradited from CuJifornia was re-,:nan whose name '15, unknown, were manded on the charge of 'misappro- also injured. :" priating £14,000 of trust funds. He denied the charge~.

London, No\". 6.-F. F. Hodgki;'­son, formel"ly British vice-consul, at Bl'eerha\"en, was remanded at Bow strCo.!t police court today OT! the charge of stealing and trying to seU to a foreign country a secret code book of the foreign office.

Winnipeg, Nov. 6.-This morning at the court house, Alex. S. Ross, a young Indian, from Berens IUver, who had pleaded guilty to a crim­Inal Ilssault on a young girl, was sentenced by Mr. Justice Richards to five years in the penitentiary.

Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 6.-Eugene V. Debs will not withdraw as a can­didato on the Social Democratic tic­ket fOl' Bryan or anyone else. He communicated this information in a t?legranl to Victor L. Bergen. a So­CIal Democrat of this city; today.

,Lincoln, Ncb;, Nov. 6.-C01. W .• r. B,ryall arrived home in this ci ty at 6 o clock last evening, coming direct from Chicago. Mr. BI'yan will re­ma}o. until tomorrow l11orning, when he WIll start 011 a /lying trip through Neb:uska. devoting the last day of the cnl,llpalgn to 'his own state.

London, Nov. 6.-The Cunard line steamer I:.ucania, which sailed for NC\y' York tOday from Liverpool, t~kes an~ong her passengers .Sir Chas. RIvers-WIlson, president of the Cran'] Trunk, who goes to America in con­nection with the appointment' of 'a s~ccess~r _.to General Manager Hays.

New York, Nov. 6.-John Mc­Quade, a clerk in the war depart­ment, is lying in the emergency hos­pital, his life In the balance. His neck is broken as a result of a scrim­mage in 11. game of football. If Mc­Quade has strength enough to stand on operation, the doctors say there is a hope that h.e will ,live. -•

New York, Nov., G.-The Belgian packet steamer Princess Clementine while nearing Dover pier on Satur: day, exchanged words with Oswnd across· nearly fifty miles or sea Mar­coni's instrument ticked off me~sages to .and fron!. Belgium with congratu­~atlOns of, I"-lUg' Leopold :,to the, min­Ister ~f railways",lmd the nlail pac-ket department at Brussels. ,

1')fontreal. No\". 6.-The Dominion line steruner Ottoman, which ran aground in the harbor when loaving> a fortnight ago, started for repairs yesterday, morning, but at Maison­euve something went wrong with the steering gear and'the vessel ran' into the new pier there. 'Her bow was badly dumaged, and it will take some time to repair the damage.

Toronfo. Nov. G.-The train with the 'members of the contingent aboard arrived 11. few minutes after 1 o'clock at North Toronto., Many U!ousnnds ' of, people had go.. thercd in the vicinity. 'I'he welcome was sim­ply' a"stupendous' o\'ation, and with­lU n, quarter of lUI hour the troops were forming up'into procession. The city 'was ''.:Pony given up to rejoic": ing ,and celebratioil. '

Hruubm'g, . Nov. G.-:The 'H~inburg­Anlerit'an lino twin-screw passenger steamers Furst Bismarck, Captain Barends, bound from this port for New York~ via Southampton 'and Cherbourg,' and the Pretoria, Captain Arlowa. from here, bound to New York, by,way of Boulogna and Ply mouth, both went aground while passing down the Elbe at Schaul au ' about 13 miles from here. Assistanc~ has been sent from here to help the stranded vessels off. ' '

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A'fTACIaNG TRAINS DAILY. London, Nov. 5.-The South Afri-

can situation is Improving and' Lord Roberts will shortly return to Eng­land with a majority of his staff. Arrangements ru'e being made in Cape Town to send the first batch of ref­ugees back to Johennesburg, and ac­commodation is being provided at Bloemfontein ior a garrison of 7000.

Nevertheless, the activity of the Boers continues. On October 26 a command of 300 captured a garrison of 30 men at Heddersburg, but after­wards released them. Trains from the south to Pretoria are attacked by the Boers almost daily. On Oct. 24 the burghers occupied Koffifon-tcin. .'~ , . ~

On the other hand, Gen. Knox' has inflicted a reverse an Gen.' De Wet's forces ncar Parys, capturing two guns. one of thelil a weapon lost by the British in the Sannans Post af-fair. '

Thg ,daily tale of British casualties is heavy. During the month of Oc­tober the British had 167 men killed In' action, including 15 officers; 71 who died of wounds, 3G7 who died ,of disease, !:l2 who died of accidents and 97,'captured 'or missing, a total a;C 724, almost equal to, the monthly average for the duration of. the war.

London, Nov. 5:-,-Lord Roberts, ill a dispatch from Johennesburg, dated Nov. 2, r~ports, no less than, eight fights at different' points, all unlm­portan t, but significant of the actlv~ ity of the Boers. '" '

General Kitchener, after 11. night march, surprised Schoeman's laager, at Ste<:nkcmpsberg, and then pushed on to Schalburgher's llUlger at Rooik­ranz. But the British were pre­vented from following up the Boers, who trekked north.

A BANK ROBBED. Bellefontaine, 0., Nov. 5.-A band

of masked men dynamited the' safe ';r the Farmers' and Merchants' bank at Jackson Centre early today. It is s1;nted that they secured nearly 86,-000., The bank building was wreck­ed and timbers were' blown through the windows of the buildings oppo­s~te .. Citizens, aroused by the explo­SIon, poured, into the 'streets;: but were driv'en to cover by tlie r'obbers; who secured a handcar and escaped on the Ohio Southern 'railway with­ou~ firing a shot. It is believed the band is the same that recently rob­bed banks at Roundhead and East Liberty.

SOC! ALISTS IN CHICAG O. Chicago, Nov. 5.-Socialistic Labor

orators raised, tho red flag in' State street last night and were driven off the thoroughfare by the potic!', who \~ere ,co'mpelled to interfere to stop a rIot. It WlHl Sodalistic labor 'night and the Debs speal~ers. used half 11.

dozen wagons to speak from along the street,. There were frequent­clushes between the speakers and the big crowds who gathered around the stands. Shortly after midnight the Socialists becnme bolder and red /lags 'were raised on every wagon. The red flag was verY, luge and in""colltrast was, hung a flag of the United States of very small dimen~ions.

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BHAKElIIAN INJURED.' Winnipeg, Nov. 5.-Yesterday af­

ternoon Wllliam Rowde, a brakcman on tho Canadiall Northern railway, wits'severely crushed between two cars on' a: freight train cast of Ste. Anne.~, and his injuries were ,deemed 50 serious that he was brought into the, Winnipeg general hospital last night 'by 11. special tt:ain. 'His' hand was found to be 50 badly crushed that it is feared that nntputation will probably be necessary, besides other less seriolls Injuries. The in­jured man IUld his' wounds dressed at 'the hospital, and 'he was reported Inst night as doing as well as could be, expected. '

~ew York,'Nm.·. 6.-In competition' wllh European manufacturers, says a; Loudou dispatch, to ,the Herald. ' an American steel company has 'obtained an order, for- $5,000,000 ,wortb of rolling stock for 'the ',Soutti African railways.:" Wehmer',Beit' &; Co.; orie of ~he S!!lilt South .. Afri~ mining

~(~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~) _ corporatIons, asked for a bid on coal the .. cells wagons: to be delh;ered to the . i.concetllcdiu. p f ' , , mllles an' ~, a~, the,,'earliest possible ,date. JI'he

London'; Nov. 5.-Ad~ce~ fro~ TieD' Tsm -show that confusIon, disorgani­zation", and 'absenCe or'security , Bre the chief, characteristics of the allies' a ~~~k- Presse~.Stecl Car 'company, of' Pit~

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THE ROUND WORLD.

Glasgo'\\-, Noy. 5 •.. -The last of tho plague s\lff~rcrs was dismissed from the hospital today.

Cincinnati, 0 .. Xo\". 5.-An e.~plo­si?n today. ,i.n the 1k>rryburg coal lume at Phllllpi, W~'St Virginia kill­ed 32 nnd Injured over 100 me;l. -

S' New York. No\,. -1.- WiUirull L. trong. who wus the It\."t mayor 01

th? old ci~y of New York, died early ~IS morllmg at his residence in this cIty.

Lnchute, Que." No,'. 5.-Alf. Si­cotte, with two other men, was t1~rown from a wagon last night. SI~o~ta was fatally injured, dying wlthm 11. short time. He leaves 11. wife and family ..

H.amUton, N<?v. 5:-A passenger tral11 and a freIght train' collided near Hrunil ton :yesterday, and se\"­ernl cars and coaches were 'Yrecked. The passengers and the freight train ~rews escaped without serious iu­Jury.

Kingston, Ont .. Nov. 'I.-R. Ken­nedy wu.s sen tenced by the mngis­trnte this l!1orning to two years in the Central prison. He jumped oyer the railing in the police court nlld escaped. , He has not yet been re-' captured. '

Ve~ice, Nov. 5.-Don Carlos, the Spalllsh pretender, in tho course of an interview wi th him here, declared that the present riSing in Spain Wl\S contrary to his orders, and would re­tard instead of promoting his efforts to secure his rights.

Toronto, Nov. 5.-Rev. Wm. Math­ieson, a well known '-retired Presby­terian clergyman, died at Milunt For­est, aged 86. He left 11. considerable nnlOunt of money, most of which he bequeathed to Presbyterian missions and to various charities.

Copenhagen', Nov. 5.-Th~ eler.tions to the Icelandic Al tiling have result­ed in a great majority for the proP:' osition of Professor Gudmundsson to croate a special Icelandic ministry and give Iceland, virtually, an ati­tonomous government.

Paterson, N. J., Nov. 5.-The pas­siae county grand jury brought into court this afternoon indictments against ,the prisoners, McAllister, Kerr,' Campbell and Death for mur­der and rape in having been impli­cated in the dea.th of Jennie Boss-, cheiter.

Brandon, Man .. Nov. 5.-Mr. Wal­ter Forsythe, 11. Brandon farmer while threshing today got his foot entangled in the machinery and had i~ 50 badly " mangled that amputa­tIOn was necesslLry. 'Dr. Matheson performed the oneration and the pa-tient is resting easy. '

New YOI'k, Nov. 5.-London busi­ness circles are keenly interested 'in. the American contest. Business in the street and on the exchanges is virtually suspended until the decis­ion of the American electorate Can be known in a question affecting the in-dustrial interests of the world. '

Christiana, Norway, Nov. 4.-It is announced that councillors of State Lochor., I1 olst. and Thilosen have handed in their resignation~ to Prince Regent Gustavus. The min~ ister of Jinance has been offered ,to Burgomaster Aictander, :who, declin-, cd tho honor. Councillor Konow ~ comes minister of agriculture.

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strike of the employees of the' Cana­dian-American street railroad is seri­ous. The servige is almost at a standstill. A fe';v cars are running und!!r police protection and a strong polic!! force has beeu called out to guard the workers from assault. --.

New York, Nov. 5.-Information has been received of the death fn .P~ris .of Osgood FieltI, form,erly ,of tillS cIty. Osgood !<'ield was born in this city in '1833. He was 11.

grandson of Samuel 'Osgood; who was in Washington's cabinet, antI al­so the ,first, postmaster general' of the United States. ,

London, Nov. '5.-Mr. John Red­mond says that, as the trustees of the Parnelite ,fund cannot' purchase A\'ondale, the estato of the late Chns. Stewart Parnell, which was purchas­ed by Mr. Boylmid the other day, when sold by auction by the land judges' court, ;they will' devote the fund to the erection 'of a monument to Parnell in Dublin.

TRIED TO KILL IDS WIFE. Lambeth, Ont., Nov. 5.-This

morning about 7 o'clock J. J .Lewis, of this place, shot his wife through the head while she was In bed. The woman ran from the house to a neighbor'S., A ,tIoctor' was called and thinks the wound will, not, be fatal.' ,

Mrs. Lewis says she heard 11. shot after . she" left the house and she thinks Lewis may have ~hot him­self. The authotities have been no­tified.

Later-Lewis was found dead in his house. He had shot himself through the head. A coroner's in­quest will be held.

Lewis was' 11. Jarmcr. Mrs. Lewis was shot, twice;, both bullets enter­her, head.· ',There are hopes of her recovery. ' , ' " '"

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London, Noy. ::!.-T{)d 810.'\.11 will sail for the United Stntes next Tues­day. ,lIe contt'llds that he hns boon used as a scapego,"t.

Springficld. 0., No\". 2.-Emil San­chez, th" "Cuban Wonder" of })c)­troit, fought a 20-round dn:.w with Kid Ash,', of Ciucinlltltli, before the Scnat.' Athletic clull last night.

~ondon, No\·. !3.-~Ir. Cecil Rhodes WIll oppose Ule. settlOlneut of thQ Boers in 'Damaralnlld, but he will welcome them to Rhodesia, and will grant fu\"orable terms after the war to induco them to setUe there.

• Chicngo, No\,. !:I.-No ag...eement as

to the future dh·ision of illlllligrnnt trafile was reached today at the con­ference between Tt·.dllc Manager Kerr of the C. P. R. and the passenger of­ficers of the western lines in the im­migrrult pool.

London, No\,. 2.-T. W. Keane"tho American runner. today defellted E. C. Bred in, the English runner in 11.

3~0 1 ' u yare race at Northampton, fnr a purse of £100. Keane lm'd the best o~ the stllrt. and won by two yu.rds. TIDle, 2S 3-5.

London, Nov. 2.-There ha\"e been .erious tax riots in the Serat dis­tri.ct of Haumania. Two local, of­ficmls were killed, and the troops who, were sent to enforce payment. were resisted by the peasants who killed eight of them. '

Dublin, Nov. 2.-Avondale, the es­tate of the late. Charles Stewart PILr­nell. was sold at auction today by the laud judges' court. 'I'he pur­chaser was Mr. Boyland, 11. friend of ~lr. John Howard Parnall, brother of the, famous Irish statesman.

Wilkesbarre; Pa., Nov. 2.-Threc hunored,miners employed at the Hud­lion colliery, of the Delaware and Hud!'?n company went on strike this lllornmg becaus!' the forcman insist­ed on morc "topping" on the • cars than the men were willing to give.

M~seilles, Nov. 2.-The Kruger re­ceptIOn committee has issued an ap­peal to the popula.tion to partiCipate III the demonstrations that are being arranged for Mr. Kruger's reception but to abstain from hostile acts 0; words towards any power friendlY to France. . .

Scattle, ,Nov. '2.-Though separated by miles .of fr'ozen'sea, there will be tolegraphlc communication between Nome and St. Michaels during the approaching long Arctic winter A temporary cable has been laid b~ tho Alask~ Commercial company," and is now III operation. ' _ _ J

. Ottawa, Nov.' 2.-Dominion sav­mgs bank returns for the month of October, i~sued this morning, give the, followmg figures: 'Transa'ctions for the month ending October 31 withdrawals '$30,256£96, deposiU; 826,214. The $26,2$4. The with­drawals exceed the deposits by $4,-006.96.

SLamokin, Po., Nov. 2.-The Cor­bin colliery, operated by Andrew l~ol·ertson & Co .. between here and Mount Carm'!l. resumed work today 500 mell anti boys being granted th~ 10 rer cent, increase last night. The Ex.!,!J!!ior col!J('ry also owned by tho sawe firm, will ,resume tomorrow with 600 employees. '

Berl.in, Nov. 2.-For some time the Prusslan government has been vigor­'ously. prosecuting anti-German a:&iit:L­tors III Prussia's Polish provinces an? a considerable number of P01l3h edItors have been imprisoned for .. IIch agit1:Ltions. Today Ladislah Siem·u.~­lawsJd, editor of Pracu, was' SoJD­tenced to six months' imprison.:,;mL for an offenSive article. , '

. Paris, Nov. 2.-The French ambo.&­sadol' to Great Britain (M.,", Paul CallI bon ) has received instructions ·to reply to \ he J\ 11;;1 o-German note t;hat Frallce ndh"res to the principles' of the integrity of the Chinese empire and the "open door," and that'with ' regard to article three she reserves the right to n'ct in such a manner as to s,afeguard her interests. ' '. '

Shenandoll.h, Pa., No\'.2.-The' Sus­quehanil. Co~1 company; at·William, p.~ , near h(',(-. today granted the 'de-' lll:tndf< of till' mine workers in that rn:} iEry, an ,I will resuiile operations' tomorrow.. 'J'1:is is one of, the 'larg­osi. ope.r,:,tiol!s in the country,' 700 men oemg employed.. The' mine WOlh,erS wj1l. 'cell'brate the event. 1<>­night hy a bit: demonstration.

Kingston, ()nt'., Nov.' 2.-Ven.Arch­deacon ,Mills, of Montreal, was' con- ' se~ated in St. George's cathedral: thIS afternoon as co-adjutor bishop of th!! tIiQceses of Ontario. . The' / weather is fine and the cathedral. was crowded. All the bishops in th~ metropOlitan see, except two', were present, in addition to the bish- , ops of' Buffalo and New York. ,- ..

N,ew Yor,k; Nov. 2.-Because his son Walter is in jail, charged with the mu,rder of Jennie Bosscheiter the' Pderson: mill" hand, .1 ames McAtlis~:-' tm;, h';S shll,t, down his silk plant in thIS cIty .. All the employees have been paid 01I 'and the w~k/i are cia. ed. Mr. ',McAllister started the mill' ab?ut, six' years ,.ago' to his a, chance to succeed in blll~hlesIS;':

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"Some men 100JI;·ovr upon IIcquJOll't­aJict'." r,'mark('() the ObklTt'r ot J:l,-ents and Thint;lr. "LUI II Lud l>l:&' neTer does."

- \'" " "Some nwn htll't, ,110 huslnes."Jn poll. tics," I>lli" th ... ULscn'er at J:l"ebts lind Things,. "aod otlll~rll !;Ct'm to baTe no busiDess an"wbctre ... Ise."

~.- . -"There's one oC thl' Jxost shoes on the Ulllrket." lIn!d the enlhuslutic shoe delli. er.

''That's 1111 ril;'ht," replied tbe custom. (>r. "bnt bow about on thc toot?'\,

"1I11l'e "ou got a short story tor, to­dn,.?" sold the N1itor.

"Yes," repliro the I'xchange ('()itor, ju~t coming Illto thl' sanctum. "I'm dead broke." ,

A.t the congress at phrenologists in London lIext Novemher till ('lrort \\'111 be mnde to ha,·c pbrellolo~" re('Qgnb:('d ns n " .. dencl'. BU,S nn exchnnge. '''oulcln't thot bump you?

"It's, all '·I'ry 1l'~1J to bal'e a concert or the powers III Cblnn," remnrks th~ Ob. Rerl'l'r oC El'ents nnd Things, "but the tronbl(' s('elll8 to h(' thnt' they all wllnt to piny thti first. fidclle." "

A young man' IInlll('d Smith wrote to bill local popI!r nnd askt'd wbut hI' mllst du Iir~1 to hecome 0 gr'l'nt pinnist. The f'fJitor's kind adTic(' was os follows: "Let YOllr holr grow and change ~our' nume."

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.unprecedented stock of Watches, J ewelh:ry, SHyer­ware and 0 i a­monds is in the condition to de­mand 'your atten~ tion. We shall be so busy presently that we would ad­vise you to think seriously of your X m as Jewellery purchases NOW.

Write for our handsome new Illustrated Catalogue--sent free and become well posted. ' ,

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In the British nlll',. Ih .. IntI' PrinC'!' AI, Crrd., duke of SlIxe-C .. bu~-Gnthll. lUntl£' a brief stop at \'ancouTt'r's i~lnnll an,1 trllS cntl'Mllinro lit a hnll biTen bT lb .. J:til"ernor. HI' WII" Tery tnuch Mnl~k itT thl' IIl'l>":Irnncr of. n /tirl wlto l'N'1lIl"t1 t~ be the belle at :h,' a"'-"llI"ln~ •• wbrn h .. rnlerod the room ncd Il'lIrnl'll b, inquiry !hilt sh(' WlIs thl' cllIu:;bll'r of th(' S:OVI'MI­fir. whose wit,! was a fnll bloot1('() Indinu. Thl' prince IIskl'll Ihp honor nf n dnllet •• !Jut thl! girl. hn\'in~ bPl'n N1Ul':ttl,,(!' III n linishing school in Portlllnll. Or., 1If'IlI h .. r hf'ad l"£'IT hi;::h nllIl. nur I;n"win;::' lilt' princl"s social statioll. resr}(mdl'tl thnt Ih~ gon'mor's duughll'r WIlS "ntil h'tl to dalu ... witb offiC!!1'S at highl'r rank lhun miclshlp-m('n.

Till' prinre took thpl'('hllfi' .:;ood nntur£'ll. I" I:IIs time tor rl'vl'nge ('amp whplI nut' of th(' go,.ernol·t~ snit. not knowiug uf what blld hllPPPIWll, be~g('() his roml bighness' permission ro PI~'s('nt th!' "~\ .• , ~

I'ruor s dnu;;hter as II purtner for the nl'st waltz. Thp plint,p polir,'ly dedinl'd, 1'('­llIarkin~ that "hi" mllllll'r would iJl'dpl'll' Iy mortified to hI nr Ihllt bl' hml duu,'ed with n ~qullw."-A'::I}n:Hlt,

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H'm! ' Don't Intp,·rullt 011'," sir', As I was suying, you mllst mn lil' III' your mind to 8nrol;pl1'5s PO"';\'t!pl' shl'lIs, n fowlillg pi£'ce and nil that !lllrt uf thing. In ntlll'r ,,·ordl', takl' a gllnlling trip,-Phlludl'l. Dhia Press.

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HI'-J suppos£' thl' mpl'mnids nre ,-ery "artial to' tbiN Rpl'clm£'n,

In 1870 therc were 9.000 Shakers in the Unitcd Stat('s, At ,present they do not, number more than one thousand.

.!\. pu!Jlishin~ firm rl'c£'nt1~' r£'ceived the rollowing OITI'I' froll1 nn nuxious nutobiog,

mpllPr who prolm Illy' hud bl'£'n rending '~====~============ ___ "!!!-_~ __ ======~_==~ "Th£' IIIIIIIi::nn Ni;.:ht~:" "I wi~h to Pllt LA "TOSCANA " B-ELIANoECiOAa my lifl' 31'(111'(' the puBlic If I cnn Get There never was, nnd never will be • , , FAOTORY.Mon"""

C, c, mCHARDS & CO, llear Sirs,-A few days ago I was

A nugget w,ighing .. 1,150 ounces was found reccntly In the Ural gold mines at Orsk, in the go\'ernmcnt of Orenberg,

Anuf Out:ot it to ;.:I\'C' lIIe n stnrt in the univereal panncea, in one lemc-dy, for all Ills wllrld, I Il'd n Cl'imncl lit£' 21 y£'urs to wh!eh fl£sb Is heir-the very nature of Extort",1 F"om Th"m.

- t8.kcn with a SCVCI'C pain and con­traction of the· cords of my leg, and had to be takcn home in n. rig, I could no\, slccp fOl' paIn, and was un­able to put my foot, to the' fioor, A friend told me of ;Vour l\rrN~\RD'S LINIME~'r, and ,)ne hour from. the first application, I wns able to walk and the pain. entircly disappcared,

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married sepernted unll Dh'os!led, If I unadulternkd stllte, u remedy fur mon,Y una Is ancestors should help him out that by local applications, 88 they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. Thero Is only one way to cure drafness. and that Is by OOllstitU' tional remedlps Deafness Is caused by an In. flamed condition of 1 he mucous lining of the Eustachian tUbe, When this I ubo gels mlla1l1. ed you have a rumbling sound or Imperleet llearlng. and "hen Jt Is entlrelv closoll deafness Is the result, arid unloss the billBmmatlon can bo takeu out and this tube resloroo to its nor­mal condillon, hearlnlr will be dcstroyed tor. o,'er; nine C88es ant of ten are caused by en­t.rrl1. which Is nothing but an Inflamed con~ ditlon ot the muc us "urfaces, .

can get a sturt in the World B~e pllttin.:; grievous ills, By Its grndual and judIcious much. anyway," my lif£' Before the plIBlict I will doc so," use the frnilest systems 'nre led into conVR-

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leEeence nnd ~trength by the influence which -London News. Quinine exorts I,n nature's own restoratives.

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Tbe colored nlll n who was fishing III to' the action of tbe blood, which, being

"Tho Eaonomle" . Acetyl'ne OM Hurncr hns IIU -nlr chamber. whIch prevents the lIame restlrg au tho_ gn.q opeulng. No maio clogging. no more worry. Burns ~ulllly well full on or turned down, Yields maI'o light from gas used Ihnn UllV olhel' burnt r,

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stimulated I courses throughout the velnM, tbe river at !lloLJlle ,hnd just one poor strengthening Ihe hea,thy animnl'functions 1It111' flsh to show for his cntch, and a, of the system thereby making activity a h(' h('ltl It up to \'It'I\' I hoped him bet' necessary result, strengthening the frame, tel' hwk next t Iml', ... . . nnd givinillife to the digestive organs, whicn

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nnd ~Ilt' wlln't !In''I' It,"-Iudinuupolis Journal,

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the of scientists. thIS SPC'nt de hull nl'tt'l'noon, approaches neurest perfection of anyiD

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aro cork and popillr, is one of the hcaviest,

in the world Pomegrauate

fisb In my hnnd I kin :;:0 hOllle an mnk£. market, All druggists sell it, dl' old woman bellpl'P' dnt one welghln

------THE' BRIGHTEST FLOWERS must

fade~ but young lives endangered by severe eoUilDS and eolds may be preserved by Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil, Croup, whoopinll'­ooUilh. bronchitl~in short, all n!fectlons of the throat and lungs are relieved by thill sterling preparation, which also remedies rheumatic pains, sores, bruises, piles, kidney c1iJIIoultl', and id most economio, '

When the British Sparrow hawk is ng towards its dinner it goes

ugh the air at the rnte of 150 miles an hOllr,

Cowper had turned the half cen­tury' when 'he wrote' "The Task,". and. "John Gilpin," and De Foe was wH,hin two ycars of 60 when Ill' publish cd "Robinson Crusoe,"

ten pounds dun' :;:01 otT my hook nn will be wnltln rOl!nd I'UI' IIII' tomorrer!"

Glad to Know It. ,Ylfe-Oh, ,John, Ilie moths bnl'1.'

IIlnlll' se\·el'al holps In YOUI' winter snit. Husband-You don't sny? Tbnt'!l

SUI'lll'lslngly good news, Wife-Good news? HUSband-Yes, It sho'ws It has SOIlI('

wool In It. 1 flever belle\"ed It bl." (ol'e,·

Men have lost than' they hn vc turn,

. " more. by crowding by waiting their

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i) Ne,'er dispute with a man more

than 70 years of age, or with a wo­man of .any age, , ,"

Lnst ;I·eu.r thel·o were imported into . tho United StateS. over 1,000,000,' grains' of quinine, cost.ing over $1,-500.000,

In 1870 there were 9,000 Shakers in· UlO United States, At present tho,l' do not number more than' one thousand, "

Amton's mind ,rose to its hl~hl~'iL capacity When tho blind poet wa~ betwccn" 54 and 59, It was at l,his period of ·his e....-:istem:e when ho of­fered to t he world "Parndise, J.",;( ,. , .

A nugget weighing 1,150 ounces Was found. recently in the Ural gold minI'S ut· Orsk, in the go\'~rnment of

,Orenbcrg, "

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Therc is no doubt that in a few years the same ru\'olu£ion will take plilce In the Green Ten. trnde as has occurred in the Dlack Tea trade, A ie,,' y.cars ago all the Dlack tcas con­sumed in the wOl'ld came from China, Today they lu\\'e practically gone out of consulllpLion. being pllshed out by, the finer flavored and, much healthier teas. of Ceylon and India. ?,he same effect will be produced' in n. very short time iu the Japan_Tea tra,de, Ceylon ill; now produc.ing the most ,delicious Green Tens, which are very sImilar in flavor to Japan Tea. but' .being absolutely frcc from. any coloring they are much' healthier, This Gl'een Ceylori and :Cndln. Tea can be obtained now in tho well known packcts of the "SALADA" Toa Com­pan~' at 40c PCI' pound, and it is just as economical to use as ,r n pnn T('n. at 25c p('r pound, because it is near­ly twice as strong,

.aklal( Da.lae •• Good. Husband-How mUCh'dld you spend

today?, _

MINARD'S LINIMENT for Sale Everrwbere. 'v~n, Thot'. a Goo,l Deal.

,"I -hop~ you help mn all you can aboul thl' hOllse," said Mny,

"Yes. when. she's busy," answl'l'£'11 Nan, "I keep out at the wny,"-Pbila, rlelphia Pr~8S,

-------.,.-Ora.ct-d to E.ldure.

"Wprp you in good hl'nlth while' you "~I·t.' n bran d 7"

"Oh, l'S(,I'IIPllt,. WI' cllultln't drop alit of OIlr·.()l'rSouilfly eOlllinctl'tl party a day, y"u kno"',, witlw,ut losing big' won!!y,"-' Dl'tl'ult Frt'e PI't!l!s.' .' ,

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"Look ht'I'I'!" I'xl'laiull'd till' stl'Dnger us hI' stum"I"11 intu'his tWI'utlt'th /lUU­dh-, "I tuolIgh t ,\'011 ":11 hi Y.oll klll'W whert' all tbe hilt! plll"l'S wen' 011 this

. road 1"

"Well," replied tbl' nat!I'l' ,who had \'olunteered to gultle him through tbe darkness. "we're u·tindln 'em. aln't' we?",

Wlte-Sel'enty-slx 'dollars nnd 17 cents.

,Husband (IronlcallYJ-Wns that all? . Wife (with an Injured nlr)-That wal

all I had,.

A slol·y first heard at, a mother's knee is· seldom . forgotten-and lhe snrue may be sa:d of other things r·c­'ceived at a mother's knee which \\ ill read i1y rccur to the reader. '

SArtorls. Art. ,Annette-What;' an 'artistic tailor,

nnJ'wny? ' ,. R('glnald-An artistic tnllor, my dear

chlld, Is 11 tailor that mUkcs "correct" clothes that 'no artist would paint.

Defore the 'next tourist scu.'lO!l opens the Swiss railway from ~'pi!.!~ to Foutigen w.iII be complet.!u.

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Bickle's Anti-Oonsumpt,ye Syrup stands nt Ihe head of the list for all dIseases of the Ihr:ont and lungs, It acts like magic. in breaking up a cold. A cough is soon snb­

.dued. tightness of the chest is relieved, eveo the worst CILo;e. of consumption is rclie'.ed, while in recent CIl!'ea it may be Mid never to fail" It is 'a medicine' preparEd from the active principles or virtues of severnl medici •. nnl herbs,.and can lie depended upon for all ,pulmonary complaints. ,'."

Color or nln .. Grou. Mrs, Bayview-I;; tho blue grass 01

Kentucky renlly binI"!

! To Lann on improved farms at cur. rent rates. Write to

t N,U<ES, IUOII1)\SON & DLA.CK,

+ WINNIPEG, llAN.

Colollel Kafntll~I(-No. It's gol'cen. Snme coloI' as yom' hille sen. you know. -New YOl'k Wl'ckly.,

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For A rl'" Sak ... "The trouble \\'1111 tile dl'umn or'to.

day." said the Sl'\'CI'!.' critic, "Is that the managers nn' too fond of the mighty dollnl', 'l'hcy produce plays to mnke money." '; ,

"Just so," sold hIs fl'll'nd,; "True urt, I suppgse., would fUl'Dlsh us all wltb tree pnsses~"-Brooklyn. LIte.

JEWELRY BY MAil.

Brass Band· , IUI.romenta. Drun'I, Uniform., Eta •.

EVERY TOWN CAN HAYE A· BAND. Lowest prIces ev"r quoted, 1<'ln8 eatalOl'ue

60 l:ll1stratlonl mailed tree, Write UII for anT­'bIn. III Kn.le or KWllcallna&rume .....

Whale .... Boy' ce .. Co Toronto,OIlt,.and . # ...., WinDipea.1Ian.

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Maaafaotared It,. TKOS. LEE. WIiulI ...

CatholiC Prayer 8:i~~~~ ~ R"lgtenl'Piotune, StatUI',)', and ObarOb Orllamenta.E4ncatlonal Works. Ifallord __ ..,Ive prompt a'_tion. D.l:l, BUllIrI: CO"IDltnII

OX;'YDONOB. . (Trade Mark R6iistered November Zj.I800,)

Dr, Sancho BgI'8M to take tnstrnmohta t.ok at halt price If partill3 nSlng' them are not ben. e1llkd after UIIlng, for lIve w~

F, Free, Win"t""g, Bays: I have UAed "OXyd.

If there is a post office ill your neighborhood and you hllVca jewelry want' of any kind, we can supply it almost as well as if you visited us personally. '

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Wrltft ror our 19'>1 cataJoe"e and thus ha vet practic.a.lly t the finest .t~cJ.; vf jewtlry in CliO' ada to choose Crom •. Belidel, our SYSttUl of O~le price 10 plain figu"05 nn leur &'IIaran. tee u to quality me,,!, so much to out·of·town bllyers,

.nor·' ,lor t ......... Beb tor BronchUls and (]a.

I tnrrh of tbe Head. and I tool ike a n ..... man, )Irs. F. L, cOok, Winnipeg, 1!a)'S: lhadaut •

tered untold agonies Irom Belght's DIsc ...... and it'rellevtod me at Paln, and I" 8 x weeka i' .... u

We prepay all delivery charges, and if what we send does not please you .in every particular, return it, and by next mail we will cheerfully ref un d your money. I

RYRIE. BROS., . . . ~ . . Yonlle .nd AdelaIde Sta..

. • " TORONTO.

clired.. , , TIIr, W, G Ellworthv, Wloolpeg, BOYS: I have

sutre ed lor f~lear8 with artiCUlar Iheumall&m; Wa" In hooplls tor 5 wee~ and used almost, eyery remedy. Including m-.merlsm galvan.' ism, electrlo belt. etc: I, have used OX')dollOr 10 days nn,l receiVed moro benefit than from ,uylhlull' else," . ,

Mrs.' G:ng ler, WInnipeg, says: I have used I~ Ueneliclalty wllh my family. whenever sick, and it hill! cun'<l me of Eevere ludlgesHon nod In grlpI;e, ,

SU'-dcnlcrs wanted In every district. AddresS WDI T, lH~bins. Grain Exchange. Winnipeg,

SeULI tor Dooltleta of grateful reporlS, " (!

, Married .om ... _bould .iJ . know of Golden Seal, t'Th"

, Wife'. Friend," a certain cure for Leucorrhea. aad _ all ItI'ellUlAritlea, HIUI' beea used bl thousand. ot women. A tr.lncd nurRO \~ill anllwer aU eo. quilies, $1.00 por bo •• lumcient for ODCI mODLh. treatment. Addreu (Joldea tin! If odINl Cn.. 'l'oroD~. Oat. anlt Wlan.p ..... 1I&U.

rOl -.at. 11) .u l.lraatM&.

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. Tbe financial ~or1d in New York recei\"ed quite a shock ~t week in Connection ~th the di.Sclas.UTe. of a ae£alcation on the part . Qf. an em­

one' of the big banking

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Iinstit~uUdns of the which am- •• Es~""~hed7'BBBJ '

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. General Merchan' •• ICCtnt;1~'ed.lS able to.;:stanu th",·.Jn·~c:: of money',:'o'ut ~.. to say that" it l~ltel!" more:and with it aU lDSti-

2r··.'.' ... ·.; •• ;:::;;~=======;~==:=::=:qhitions doing pusin~ in ~hat .~.~ = '. lri'prestige •. There IS a d~tlol,1 " " . Better Men In''tb~ Field., . 'on the part of the public: t9. believe

, •. . ~: ',. that if such\a large sum' Qf money \l One of the most hopeful features can be stolen by an employee and df the campaign just o\"er has been theft n for a coDsiderable

, the vastly improved calibre of .the of time spite ofJhe peri-eandidates in the field on both sides .. of two different,

In every ,part of. the of auditors there must,be some-<:011J:1t:rythe very ~t men a:e com- thing ,,,rong 'with the whole bank-

· ing to tbe front and what IS iila.system. . '

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New d~e.s5gobds itt the latest style at rock=bottom ces~'Ladies jac,ket~, all shad~s frdin ,$2.50 up:

25% OFF MENS AND BOY'S'-SUITS. , , ·more.signific:apt,is the fact ,that the 0 , ,

manufacturing and other com mer- C. P. R: traffi~ returns: Sept:. ". ;,. " '~.' '. • , ciat interests are much more large- 1900, gross earmngs, $2,663,492 , A full Iin,e.of underwear ,at prices to stiit tho e tline.s~

ly represented tha~.of yore. Four expenses, $1,604,792 ; net };.ears of prosperity have made at" 1,058,700. In September, ;'., vast 'difference in the-importance of net profits were $1,146,886, ""d

' Canada's eomnierciaJ,;mterests, and. ' nine months ended Sept- Just arrive _ these demand tOda),'i,ntelligent rep· 30th figures are as follows : resentation in the n~tioDal as they .Gross earnings, $21,940.443,;Work­have never done before. Not'only 'ing c.xpenses, $13,664,947 ; ?et

, are the indic:ations ,~ax~raqte to tlie profits, $8,275,496. For mn«; appeara~ce of many il,r:\V, men Who months ended September 30th, will measure up toa high standat~ 1899, there was a net pn;>fit of: $8,­out tlfey are equaily' favorable to 160,932. T~e decrease 10 .net over the disappearance CJf.~'SeVeral men the same penod last year IS, there­\\'hose absence will be small loss to fore for, September $88,1,86, and the country.. from Janu,ary .ISt toSept~m,be~~~th

, there w~s an,lDcrease of $II4,5~4.

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One Car App.;~ One Car, Salt,

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Ori~ Cat Co~~l'oit ., .. ~

.ot prl=

HOW,He ,Knew. . , The Canadian Northern Rail,,'ay -=.:...:. is now laid to withi~ 40 miles oqhe '. ' ,., " .

·'.Aragmanwhowasgatheringup Carrotriver,whichis not a gr~at NOTIC'E, lh'" U t" d" a"te flh~::c.IC\"'·' C/) ..•. ;ri::~~dC!O~::~~f~s;:r~e~o~~~?- ~~t~:~~:!~m-I~~~~pet;~~~~r!~~ . '.,. '\ep~ 0- _ '. e \lne .,rICe. ers 'at a fqrm 'house and remarked that settlement ''before the' end of , . ~., t6. the man of the hou'~e as h~ paid season. "'.80 miles is the ' ,':~ S' 'r, iA;(; u'fJe '

. {0r.;~h:e~~u,t~::~,~o:~,:::,:,;, 100< and the di,,~;~m;, ;e1,"~ttle!':::;~Fumifnre ~ .Iore(. ', •. ~.> . , .. ' '. your limb on a lllor'tgage.~" .' prosperous farmers who have done " ' 'I' .,

" "Guess you are'right," Said the their teaming from Prince Albert or t" ... , "FU'RNITURE~' .:.,~ <

diScourage,l lookilld; farmer, "but Fort Pelly.' The district is con- . , ~ ',' .• .; '.' , •. , ,('f.

\4 0 • . Beforl!.'buying' elsewhere cal~ anel:' _ , , ',', . ,vHi you tell me hqw you' fomid .~t one of the best in .Western '- . ' . tL k "'*Th '. • '!i" 10 ~ . If you nro no~dln!: tlu~'l\ow~st dQslgns'nnd out ?" '.. , .... ,.: . - :'. " see my s oc . .... e pnces re , ' tho lowest prICOS thOy n1'O horo.

! "Easy'ehough/'said th;{\'clieer-, . and tne ~tock :t~. '$dood: 'b l ~9~wli1l SIDEBOARDS;'~:, ,'; '. '-: . .. .... ~,' ful ragman as ,he settled,>bac~ on "Here is a true 'story of one of ~:11~~1;~i,~~I~~~:i~~~1:~ find it DloneY·l?~y:e to u?, .. JU tIe, All,i>ricC":U11't~$23'50:tl"is'is UIO ri~~st tlie seat of his peddlin~f":agcin,, '~I our : hardware' derks," 'sa'ys the mo not .ra~,s~f ~O~~~b~~,;~ Treherne Furmture store. You can polIsh finIshed OAK, Inrso pluto mirror' ii.otice that th~se 01,\ pantif ar~coi,n- Downs (kas~) . Times." "A little D~~ed~t'Trehcrnc this 22nd day of Octob~r, ge~ furniture here that you c<l!?-l?ok BEDRnOOI,fsuiTESI f~o,~~' ., ~j l"letely pla\'ed out. so far as' the p'ar, t four-yeat;~ol,di girl walked into one \ D 1900' , 'at JU ten years and be pleased With '"' ,'I

df 'eni. yoti sat down on .i~ . C,Oric~ril- ofthe' hardware stores some time ,.. " '~".: ~', T: R~~~(ll(EE. yfo,tir pur~hase. I ~'il1 quo,te:,a few . r j~\~ R~ii~Y~0~1Q~rK~1~~O~I~I~)i~~J'~~~~;(fY~;t e'd, . but they show mighty httle and had a,bolt put in her iittle q my pnces:- , ,,' 41U lOllS ' .', '" " w~ar 'anyw~]ere el~e."· . express wagon. When the j?b,was ~G60d l~unges .$6. , Handsome ,EXTENSION· TABLES;II';:"', ",:>:'-' .. ,

". , ", '#'" she asked what the char- '. c~t}ch~s tnmn~ed JU • tapestr~, . only I ", All sizcs':nnd "Prices ~'p tO$12.iiO, this is ,":~ . ges' The':~lerk -informed h~r $8.: .' Arm. ,chrurs,. tnmm\,!d JU best. '. spollh fimshed OAK:, musah'o logs" '. , '

, mie cani~a!~n C~gar •. " : th!J.t. a ki,ss ~o,ul4, pay th~ bill, and velours, oply $5. Mattresses,. good CENTRE .TABLES,;,; ',~ :' ;.~~:, ' . '. , .the'1ittle'ladysaid,'·All nght,mam- '_ I, quality,only,$3. 'First class, up-:' A!lprico~andsizosul'tO$;;.(5 thlsisrosQ' 'P~inkle, tw~nklk big d.gar; .; ~a':will pay the Dill." 1 ',t. II 'I S h 1 holstered rockmg chairs $5.' , ~do~o~ .. fiU1Sh thrc~" tIers WIth gilt bend· ~o"b' I'wlo ndfe.nd~'hatb' yboubaret,: . , . F. H. Janes, of"G' la'dy~, Albe'rta, n"~ 190. ,9~ 0 C 00 good dining chairs for Soc.·,,· PARLOR"SUITES '"" Cab age ea ah tu er 00, " t" 'd'S"1 . SIDEBOARDS.-'-;very neat 'and . ',II' ::" Or.'a leathsr belt cheroot?, ,isthepossessor'tjfwhatis~nd~>ubted '. . anU iI es •. ' ' well finisl;1ed, $8.50", ,H'andsome LOUNAIGIEprS'~~AsNuPDtoC$309U.OOCHES \Vhen the candidates appear" , ly the most prolific cow. on~ 111S con- ' .. ' :. '._' _ "gevel edge Ger~an mirror ~~Plonly." •. ;,!" ... , '0 "'~

, ,Otit');o'u cbm~'With wot:d!?ofcheer; tinent. She has given'qi~tl1 to,' no 'Noticeis heteby,given tll~£: act- $12.. Eeds With castors, $2.7 'Allpn\lc"lIpto,$l\~., Then your presence we ¢an tell' less than eight caly~s.:in two years ing u'nd~r the. 'po~ers a1}d authority Handsome' birch beds,only $3'. ' IRON BEDS"" ;(. ' ~y yqur_~tifHng glue. works smell: and a half. This phenomenal rec- conferred up,?? me 'by an Q~der 'of r,oom sui~es; $.14.50 • • All'Bi~os nnd stJ.l'l~s,uP to $7.00, And 'the'\vanderer ildhe park, ord has bet;ll. accomplished',. by. the His Excellenc¥, the' GoverlWr-gen7 ;', :TA~LES-.Fal1 leaf $4, exteu-, MATTRESSES",: r . ;,

Lights you 'up soon after dark" birth of· trip~ets on, two occasl?ns eral in CouncIl',. appointing", me a sion $6,:~entre':'$1 .50. "Large solid: ,. A.II si~qs nnd l(.i~~s up tp $:i,~t this is alf Puffs a few and swears, you note, andQf t",ins on 'another; makmg comiiiissioner,t9)~quire 'i~~o, and oak taqle;.g()lqen finish; for $3.50. ' \\OOl,q~tratll1~,~HtGlU Wl(lo, '

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For the other. man he'll. vote': ' eight in all. What other country rep,.q, rt upon, 'cert~~n alleged, fraud- A large assortment', of picture Thcse'luotntio;;sllrofortheiBESTGOOD~. but Alberta could produce such a - , .,. l' . t uld" . 1 h "d 0 ' My vnlues cnll ollly bo 1l8cortuincd by pol;;'. ..• . uleJ:!t practices. or· lrregu ~r~tJes. ~ ~o ~~ a ways on ~ll' ver son!lF.inspcctlon. cnl!, nnd insJlcct m1 ~,

Treherne SChool Notes. ,", .' record? asks a Calgary paper., public sales of school lands lD thiS kmds,to choose'from all'at reason- cntIro'stock bofore bUYIns olso wlIoro. , , !'-- '." .. ~;:: ' It is understood to be the inten-province, I will' proceed' with the "prices.. ;Uph~lstering done j" , ~': Nit', 'Il" 'd' :'t~ Pupils ,,:ho were neither late nor tion of thedepartmenti upon the investigation of .the sai~ matters, promptly and neatly .. :~atis~actio~ ", , I'l\ ~ an '

absent dunng Octob~r. :- ,".,; conclusion' of tee it;lVestigation now and ~ear .c;omplamts .relatl~K Jqere-, guaranteed. All I ask IS an·mspec-. .' •• "" ' Grace House, Wllhe Gouldmg, beina heldi.' to';c~t;:el any of the to, , at -the fo~lowmg times tio~. I·knowJ!.can ~!e!1se y.ou.:' . ,'HOLLAND MAN' " 9l~dysBarkwell, ~lmo~' Cotton, ~alesl:Jsli'dwk to:. ha~~' been tainted pl,aces, namely ;-.:" , . G J W-I"·' . , .. Ma~y May" A,n~rew ~Q?rl~" ,~arb~ ;with fraudil1-sisalleged, in connec- ~ .. {McGregqr"at ,or near the s~hool ' ',-,. il :8'" 0: '~n"'; ," ' .,,, ara' Mont~om~er WIllIe, ~arrol"tion with the recent sales by auc': h~use, Monday,Nov. 5t~ .. at 10 P'~',:' " . J • . N' ':. 'Q' :. , / .' ' Jean Palmer," Teila 'Carr, . Edyth of Manitoba schoollands. None - " Carberry; at the mUDlC!,pal- hah,: I I . '" ,.., '". '.:'," . T' _I C '~. :," Smith, ,Birdie";\~'Aitcheson,, Ve~a have been found so far.T~"s.day, ~?v. 13t~i' ~~:IO:30 a. m. FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING. ---'" ' .::... Anclerson., Jenny .. G~e~n,' 1fe,he:, ' . " " ": Bi~ndon::~at the~~pourt house, ¥ontgomery" Maude ._And~::son, An' exchang~, . says A Sco~ch Wednesday;~ov. 14~~at 10:30 a.m.

'Ada Paulin:' Total enrolment ,was mlDlster,'who.marned Oak Lake':at or nelm' the school '. \ · 129 ;'average atteiidarice,:'i0 4; coup!e,of}~is 'ru.stic;pa~shione~s . Thursd,ay,Nov:Isth,'at 1:00 2" O"R' G' 'A' N S' , ., , ' " .: ' ." felt exceedlDgly <;hscopcerted on hIS -:- . . , . :' ,

'.' . "Mtithis said of Manitooa 'bliz~ asl."ing the briaegrooDl if ' he' were . I~den' af';~uear ;,tb.e 's<;hool , .' FOR SALE . , 4ards' yet the' '"'ind: here seJdom :willing to taKe the woman for !lis 'Friday, Nov. 16th; at 1;30 ' ' , .. ~.'" ; '." .:,''': 'teaches a velOclt), of:· 50 miles ,an wedded,' who replied by scratchmg :, .. ' '_ " I have for' sale ~p;organs of t1~e 'hour. But thi~k, . o( ,t~e . rate , it ~is head, and' saying.'.' Ay, ~~ '" : 'at or n.ear, the school best m~es in Caii~~:whic4,Iwi1l reaChed· itl'·G~lveston" Tc.'Cas,' a )"ill~~' but I'd rather hae, her SIS- house, Monday, Nov. 19th. at 3 p. /3ell.,... "'i.:s: ., . '.A

· short time ago, 120 miles an ,hour. ter: " ill':· '- .. It!HEAP' fOR 'CASHi~ It"is understood'that-a 'velocity of ~, , , :~:j., ' ~ .'Baldur; at or near "the '~hool . -" , . ' ,. , or 100 mileS is! not' ": The q!l~~.~on of the spontaneous .house.WednesdaY, Nov. 21St. at

' hear so' fomb~stlOn\of hay has rec~tly b~,en ,.j/p. ~., ' " . , We are still blacksmithing at the

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,The sign of the Treherne me'at;:' market is' only to :let the fanners" , and town'speople know our ~~andi . Our meats once' tried will do the, ,

'rest. An we ask is a fair tria1. Oui aim is ever to please.: Fresh, 'salf and sugar curM meats, bologna, , cOI)led beef anq: minced beef .at-- ' ways on hand ~ , ,~.

J. J~: Darling .. :' • "'l f ; • • )

General ~ealers in . cattle, . hogs; etc: ,; ~ ,- >' :.,' ,- '. .' ~'

'of' the . lDvestigat~~ l?,Y 9~~ pJ, tl:!~ oflicu~ls ;~Winnipeg, at the: .court house, old stand. '.' . 7:pi[r'i'llnpl'!'; 9f the:l!~lt~d St~t~s ·"weather. ~!l.r- Tuesday, 'Nov. 27th,"at 2;30 p. m. " G E b . s· R 0'" C' K"::'

~a.uh,.who,~tat,~ehs' tli~t.tfermthent,attlon :, 'Emerson, autre ;municipal hall, Give us a,c:all~ , ".,' ,.' '; ... . ' .. "-'1. ,lU DlOlS." ay raiSes, e e~- Dec. 6th:' at,,j.:30 p~m ... ,. , ' 'HI.. ._ ......

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' 74 t ' ',- i' h' " I h 11' '," •• ~"" ••• 8U. •• 'O. HERNE, MAN. :".i. ' . clover' ha 'J~olla.nd, at t e ~uClClpa , a j ,,' 17n"TTT "'...,.n .. , y Tuesday. Dec. IIth.~at'8:oo p.m. . AND:GONTRACTOR,";. : A

{.'S'ouris;:at· or ue~r, the, school " .' , . " .. ~.' " :;,' .". -. [) , th . t' T" h' ' j,., M t ' 'All kinds of 'COtltract w· ork taken~,

. ursday). I;.c. '13.' ~ t:" re arna: ea' and sa~~sfaction gu~ra~teed., '

WIll ,be cofttinued at . '\'" , 'BUILDINGS JACKED Up. . " ,

,0t.lier'}:)Qil,[l~lotsnc~:Jf!~i~lht,u:~ ,:M" "'atka' ,t"~""I~~" ,' • .Au¢ ~ew f(;undafion~p~tin, cem.::r r, . ent of stone.' Estimates furnished."·' :' keE~ps ...- ..... ·~l': .... ~: ... _~ '.- _ -;':"'j' "

• lJal~t:L steam~r' near

aot\;1jl)u.:>, ~io''';''~ '(jii}j~h()~;JaLliII."tlie I,Doiver exchang'ed ~, i!ieSs!lg~ wi tli teJ,egraphy,' a

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;ADdy ROg~' went J fo~ a short 'visit to Elkhorn,' on:Monqay ..

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; Mrs; J. K.. Ro~n l~ft ~tiyesier~ day'seasiliound 'on a ViSit to friendS'

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No.wis the timei--to.'get your :Mr. Todd of the school'stafiwent . harness rePaired. . Don't wrut up the lin'e to Baldur on Tuesday. till you arejust g'9ing to start He returned on 'l'h~y. spring work. Fetch your har- . . ' . ness in ·early· and .avoid . the . Dr. ~arrm~on, w~o hel.d Dr: rush and delay. . Lamo~t 5 practise du:mghis alr

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sence 1D the north, patd the town a visit on Tuesday .

A~nefarious scheme by which the C. P. R. was defrauded out of tick­et sales' in the Kootenay, is' being unearthed by secret service men.

Come in and see how my goods are put together. . No rotten . Virden is to be lighted by acety- • leather or wide stitching. The lene and a company has. been form­strongest leather is none too ed for that .purpose. The .plant . good.·. Call on me and 'we will .1t~ beenrecelV'ed, an.d, the-1a,Ylng of talk business. PIJ?e5 through th~ streets ]S now

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. . ·The C. P. R. steam shovel went

D S HA I VII up to Antler from Treheine a couple .' of weeks ago, but has s~nce returned

., .;, . •. The land is too stony up there for the shovel to work in it.--Souris Plaindealer.

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Andy Ross' new house rea,dy for occupation. .

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Dan. Calder was up to take ad­vantage 6i"his franc~ise, on Wed-nesday. I'.

·W. J. White, inspector of Uni­ted States immigration agencies for the Canadian government,states that 16,000 settlers from the,States settled this year in the Canadian Northwest.

Chas. W. Barkwe11, who has ~en carrying' on a general business

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Not many stores will come out in plain print and say· they'll fleece' )'tlti, but a good many of them will.do it ~nd.never say a ,vord-Iet you·

firid it out for yourself. There are more ,Vays than one t'oJIeece a man, '. ,

however--one way you 10Be--Qne way you \vin. . \Ve'll :fleece you with!

geriuine heay-weight fleece~lined'underwear for 75: a ~ent. These:

goods were sold for $1.00 last year. W~ haVe them at $1.00 that were

sold for, $I. 25 last season, and we have them as high as $1.50 a ~g~r-, nien~beautiful stock, splendidly finished. We alsO have all siz.'!s in' baY~' warm underwear.

If you want to get :fleeced-comehere-or if you'don't'wantfleeced:­we carry every sort of good underwear that a good store. . ' ..

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T. A.,Metcalfe was III the city in'the fore part of the week. . He returned on 'Wednesday.

llt Treherne, ~ade an assigumentA meeting of curlers will bc! held on the 19th ult., for the benefit of in Anderson's office on Monday his creditors .. J. T. Reid is assign- evening ne..'Ct, to arrange for the ee.-Commerci~l. . season's play. Don't forget,; Mon- THE FARMER·S',

'Rev: W. L. Armstrong,!)f Fort Rouge, \Vinnipeg, came tip on pol· ling day. .. He will be here about a week." .

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·.:~Special for Saturday, CornStarch 5C a package an~ any, felt 1mt .. in the store at half priCe .. -]. F: Fum-erton & Co. . .

The Neepawa Register says : rJay evening at 8 o'clock; .

"LeJters frofmN

a yfirmk of greedn. Taking effect to-day the C.P.R. goo s m~n 0 ew or -, mark~ will,ppt round trip tickets 'on sale .confid:~tIaI have been se?t to sey- to eastern points at reduced rates. era1. cItizens' ~f N eepawa .. ' Thls .The rates,. which are the fjame as old fake ga~e IS about worn out, those in effect west-bound fo. Win- . and there WIll be ~o suc:kers caught nipeg, will, be 'of great ad vantage by these sharpers 11l thIs deal. to business men in enablin.g them

,~, . . Anotli.· er season is a.b .. out drawin,g to go east to make their pUlrchases .,' ,The winter season seems to nmJ.. and otherwise conduct their bus-comlnenced. . Chl'lly "re' ather' to a close,. and probably all' that . h' 1 . 11'" b

d b 'd f' . h mess w lC 1 ]S genera. yu one y 'set in and skates will sOOIi be III nee. e stu 0 It, IS t at, as usual d h' h I '. d \d it has' been a 'most exceptional seas- correspon ence.or t xoug :t le rep-

e~an . ", . .' th.rpughout. The oldest. in- resentatives of the ·eastern: houses • coniin~r west. , ~rS.R. Marl.att, Indian Agency in- ; . ~ . ' . has no record of anything ~=~'~. ===~====

snector was III town on Saturday on hke It, ~qd the prayer of most of - -

o EPA~TMENTAtS TOR E O'W"itig to the poor crops we find oltrselves o~erstocked with'

certain Unes:0'f goods, . which must go at any price. Some of the prices we quote below: ,. . A $4.50 mati's srift for $2.50,. and more expensive' suits\ in'

proportion. $4.pea jacktlt.;for $2.50 .. $I.50 buckskin mitts and I

gloves for $1.00, and a cheifper.grade f6t\85c. :$2.50 l.adies fine. Mocha mitts for $1.65, and ladies" iti~'itation of. Mocha for 65C. ,. . . 20C Dress goods for rOC. -3'5C 'dress .goods for. 15 to 20C.

. goc dress goods fo'~ 6oc. A $6.00 .gl1il~ rinK for $3.75. . . We also have an excellent stock .Q)f ifm: coats and capes, boots .

~s W1lY t~ iSwan:; Jal;:fi!.: ,):I~;;was ... i~., we' its · accompallled by ·Mr. Bell, a banker phcate.~Fa.rnlers'

, and slioes and rubbers at right' prices. ,.. . ,;." . , '" .'. i. Thanking you iorpast- favors:apd hoPing to see you in the'

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of .portage laPrafrie. ' . Prof. Harris, of the Ontario C61- . ':;r.,£r. and Mrs: Jas. \Vilson, lege of Agriculture, has returned ======================;

t f M . nT 0 B' 'tk II from a tour through. Europe, . tak-paren s 0 rs. " >V • • a we, • w!whave been pa~it;g their" daugh-. en for the purpose of studying con­ter an extended' (VISit, returned. to tiuental methods in' agriculture.

· th:eir home.in p,.prt ,Hope,' Ontario. He says that while Canada is ahead of Europe in regard to agricultural

, Quite a lIirg¢ 'il~mber frdin Tre- implements, this country has much lierneattc;,nded the. church opening to learn, especially in dairying. at Boyne· creek on Sunday last. • . . . A.dozen rig~~ould be seen together . A young man named' Herbert

• in line on' tHe· road. . Some were Powne, formerly of the Whitewater ptesent alsciIrom Holland. district, now made fanious by the

. . . . .' T ., , $~ith-Daw tragedy 'tragedy, was, :\.;/rhe Morps and~e1l:tre Winni- it'is rep'orted, in New Mexico' and ~gbye-eli~c:tions ha:v~ resulted in started north: in c0nipany with W. ~ttvor, of the Governmtnt. . For Gordon last July ... Does anybody

· ~f6rris Campqell .was retu.nled by a know where he is ?'. His 'wherea-· .tiiejority of. 188, and 'for Centre b.ou~s should be determined if ·pos-· Winnipeg 'raylor. by 148. sIble.. . . .

" .; .' . . ~ -{Indians in the no~th predict.a ,. One.of t~ep.r0h.t!nent farmers of

Ib!lg.open. fall. They base- their the Olive dlstnct! 1D the person of WediCtio.~~,\,:, on . ~e Jac.t '.' that fur Mr.Sylve~ter: Grob~, ~~o a~?o~n~ ~aring;an'imals are making no,pre- c~d ~ome time agb hlslllt~n~lOn of pl;irations Jor whiter . 'atid ~ point to' m?Vlll&, to ~ortag~ la Frame, left tlie birds, not yet 'having sought WIth hiS wIfe. ana. family .lor hIS tlieir southern homes; t l ' , new h,ome this :week,ha\jng dis-

., . ,.. pOsed ,of .his fann: to GeOi'ge'Wilson. :\Vith the..pr~ent cliillyatlDos~ Mr. Grobb has beeti; a resident of

p~lere and . prospects of Show.·these th!s <!istric.t for a i1ti;~ber .of yel!,rs, are the days to look 'af~erthe a.?~ ~:as hIghly r;espected, by .l~is pqttied windows .' and: . un. neighbors, who WI'!ih Mi. and Mrs.

'. houses .. ' Also to'. i.attend to the Grobb health and . pfosperitY in stQrID windows and get the furnaces their n~w home. . ~leane'd' out and in good running " .:zl u' .. An . exchange tells. us that· th~ ur er.. ... . . . proper method" to keep apples in " '.Several·:burglaries are reported. is to wrap them in oldnewsc from provincial ,towns recently, and papers so 'as to e..xclude the air. The ~feherne merchants would do well newspaper,' howevet;:inust be one ,hi,keep a. shaJ;'p ;watch;1 on,their on which·thet.~ubscripl:ion haS.been premises. . At'. Selkirk.-.Rosen . paid, otherwise dampness; re$ulting D'uggan's: store was b~oken into from what is "dewi ' iliay cause the

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when you go '~~~~i away ? It will :. m 8AINENBEL'VEN, , ,

help make the days .pleasant for the one who reniains. Ourpliotos ... are worth having to ~;keep you in th~ mind of the one who stays at

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home.prto tlie one.~lio goes aw~y. I will remain till the" end of:next

Coine eariy in tii~ aay ...

. ;.to~ . t~' :~u~k: WHAT IS 'SHILOH?

·A grand old reme&y for Cougb, Colds and Con. sumption; .used through the world for half a century. has <lured IilDumerable 'laSeS of incipIent consumption and. relieved many .in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied. wit h the results we will refund your·money. Price 2.5 eta.; 60 ets. and 11.00. :. ". I. . •. '.' .. .

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Croup'ls thtitiirriirof thousands of yo;,lDgInothers because Itsoutbreali: Is 80 agonizing aodfrequently fatal., Shiloh's Cough aod Conlumptlon Ctireacts like mllgil!in cases of Croup •. It lias ner.er been known to tall, The worst cases rellilvedrlmm'edl. ately. Price 25 e.t&~.50 eta. aod II.OU. '. . .

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and b\;d heifers, one roan 'bull. . Boaion<fiiId, 5 ciUves, 3bull ' I.' •. : ~t" ···.·'·M· ... c:' .. 1.·.·.,.··0··" .--I.g'· ' •. ' clipped ~ars; bile red buJIJ one' c' ..v...~_

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~ . " ' , GOING I D. HAWE, , GOIrw! 'Licensed Auction~er for JI[uni~ipnlity'of South .

. Norfolk •. Sales conductod in town or COUll' try, Torms.moderate. Contracts '!!!!¥ bo mna., .' nt Times.offlce. 5().10 TREHERNE •. l .

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K41~Omil1ef; : .. . , .~ ·.~Jg~~Wr.iter,. Interior.decofk£irlg"ilspecialty: · hnda quantity-of goods stolen; fruit to spoil.' .. ". "

. ,.~ .. 'also. G .. ' SanderS ':. bOot·and. Shoe ", . ~,store at,the Saine place was entered

ted red and white. . Heifers-'-one white;~tli . il:!amarking . alld red and while( young a:Dd:.~under­sized: Any. 'fuformation maybe left at ,Times office and: will thankfully received by, ' ..•. ;" ,'. . ..

. Contracts . taken 'and astunates given on all kiilds tif ~~ork~ .

. . \liida'numbero~,articl~ taken.. .. " .. , .:,. ~', ':' " ",i(: ,\) ~

. :~ 'An Arkansas paper . Says . ,'of the .mountain: Counties","''''''''' · ", " )" ., - , . " man to()k· ,a . newspaper, . ~1~ize~sf61:' sOhle ' distance:' a.m'und

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CRAPTlm 'XXXYII. A TOI:TUIIt:n IIEART.

• Parting (rom 'Ms "moll fTiend. Joc;r ~hrostle. at the outlildrts of the to'\'"II, };i!as UoodeTe, tOQk hi!! WilY in the direction of die Sj,n~,.)' WOod,

The road be sclretl"l was precisely the one taken uy Sir Hugb '\"iIIou!;lhby

, .on the night wilicb had enued so entally to him 50 sadly 'to, nll the family ot the Willollg)IUYI'" ~ld Silas GOoden love' Mand 'wa·

l( uj:bhy ? " Well. 110, nof as Cyril Ormsuy lon-d

her. Silos" lo\'e 'wns the lo"e tllRt a lwct fl'els for his id!.'<ll m2strCSl>-n lOTI.' that WUj; a worship

HI.' knew thnt lInud wus ill. He he­JieTed tl!at she w:tll dying of loye! He .also kncw til II t bet ween, .!ler 10TI.'T and hC1'Sclt W08 nn oostaele,

'\'us thC'l'e lUI)" olle who eOlild come t" th ... ir aid. nnd ~hed II ray or light through all the Gic ,:Ii tbut was d~epen' llIg round ltJem?

But one! Alld tbnt one? Ah! no wonde; tltllt

S!lns GOodeTe shrnnk bock appalled Bot the task impo~ed u]>on him,

By ",hilt, m~lln8 lind SiJlI.i Good~'e bt-eomc l>Ofsl'ssed of knowledge' WILi Ih, 1t hidden, ffrudered him lin nccoll1llli~e JD II. C1'lme. ,,1tjch. only to thihk ot. JlIled him witt a shudder:ing horror?'

In thllt IllY poor SilllS' sccrl'l; IInu, liS :yct, ttlllt secret wns locked in his own 111 (oQl<t!

TimE', how\lyer,' took the mnttl'r' hi hlllld; :111']. liS years' elullsed, fnshiOll'!d n burrier which eff~tl1nlh' shut ')ut 110m intI-usion the SCl'ne ~f so 1U\1"ili \I'retch\ldness.

_-\. thiel,ct or tnngled wildnc~s lind i1l1;ekly !,;O~S~'''II wnll of grel'u, close· .JUI! tt(!u." j \ 'I,

Ycr n llnssnkc hnd h('('u 1!I'ldc; for, :stooping ulld~:- the droopiug boughs vt n grl"nt tree. S:lns lenped down i'nto a sort pf \\,11 ter·coarse. flll!l followed Us u':ndiugs fOor some twcnty ynr,ls,

'L1ll'Ougil this Silnll 'l1:1"~l'll, thou/th llot without conshlcrllble dilllculty. Uhe twi~tcd erccpers milking cuuuing traps for his fect. IIe pnsscs. howe"er, ns, I:\tal'c~y s.~toing, ('ertninly without heed­ing, such obstn'cles.

"'hut U wild plllce! Muny, IlInny ijmes Silus hnd, yisited

this weird spot, und kneeling in the 11'1'11, t:lkell coullsel of his own heart, "'hilt.' he prnycd for olle who w"s fur JIWIIY· " .. '1111'S guilt 'cnnuot Rtmt~Jt :turl'!H!r til:1n lIl,(\l'~n's mercy," he would b'!IY u!,."ill lind :I!,;l1.1n, us. \\,;111 ills c1nspcd hnnds pressed upon hjs brenst, he gn1'e way to un IIgony of tt'nrs. " , , •

He would spellk, lor the .snke of 1.1l1ud "'ilIou;,;iJby,' if for 110 other, !Sillls would slleak all he Inlew.

'Hw thing' ouce spoken, tlll' spell '. . 'which,hnd houud 'him to the ~pot wonld

~e brol,cn, IIl1d he, too, would Ijult Eng, JI'nd,.to n:turn to it no mort!.

For yeurs, no other fel"t but l!':S had . entl'red the D~ep :Hollow.

:l"U-ten why' doeR 81111s Goodtlye start. • > 'lIlId ;,,;itll a look or amflZtlllll'n't mingled

-",itI1 fl"!lr, sun'ey the trulllpled ferit ill ~one PCll'ticulllr, Sll~. "

One Rtlot! The' teet, w'hetber of ImlJ) \Or benst, h,n-e galle eY(~rywhere.

H<.>re n Jla:rrow pn tli 'hns lieeil' forced 'tltrOUSb the ft'm IIml underwood.

Follo\l·illg. these tmce~ with n won' dering g:I7.I?, Silus oome~ upon u plnce where the f<.>rn haa'. 'been still more bootcn do,,"n. . '

"An antmul of some kind," suid 'Sllns. with, &, sig~ ~r ,reli,\!f, '~thllt lUIS ,found (lut thIs solltllry plnce, lIud mode it his, Jtl2r." I) ,. ."

Continuing with gTroter minnt~lIe~s' .'his jll\'cstigutdO!IS, ,Silns rolluws tJll~ trllil 'throul,'1h the thick undcrwood-town,..da 'the fenc~ itsclf, which s"pn ... ~tL.. the

Deep Bollm,. i1rOUl the other 1l0rti,)n of ,11l1l WOl,u. . ',1 : ",", "

A footlmnt down here ill Ihe :Alit 'luud; und hertl I;; nnot-h.,r. lind lImn\)' ~()theI':'. h • ~\ ','.' 1 I-.

1bey n:re the' footprints of 1\ m:\n. What cou:\d hnyc been llis lmrpose in

'l'lItel':,ul; n"IKllce. ,,:hiCh;' liS llIitler a )).In, .1\11 v.hCT'; for YC1lrs lnn-l' shullned?

'''Some 'poncher', ll~Ups.'·, ' Thill' wils Silos' 1,lst sllrmisc, to whicih

'I ' ~ ,!he udded this comlllent: "HI' lIIust be 11

-dariuG- fcllow, ',,.hoeyer he' is." Then, til king !Tom :1 cOlllnurtnlent of

the till rose' he so c011Stl1l1tl~ carried, a , h,unl1lcr and some nuils,' he' set himselt

to work to 'repair, tale broken felice, and strellgtbcu"Jli~ ns, well liS he could"

JlettC: w"r ar>o\"f.>. came t('''rin~ down. loP;ltin; C\"ClJ' we-lIk]y thing len! with tll,,· f'3:1b. when Cyril Orm .... by. l\"bl) "::Il I1rrin~d bom ... threw oP<'n tlle win­dow of n room tbl.1t had been ]>ut into s< me l!O':'t of orol!t' for bis ~cup .. ,don, :In.1 I(~l;:ed out in~o thE' nlt.:bt with lin mWOT(."n-d hcad, carcl~ •• r storm IUld m:lI, . ~mlr nu hour o~o hl' had Il"01rned from

tbe old couvle \\"110 dill ullty as .houS<.~ hl'('!l('n< at ~he ToU'~'n', of )I:lud "'ii­I! u~hu\"" il'n!'S~' , I;l1t ';':hc'n' "h',:-Sll\\' Cyril Crmsby sink II, :l Ill:1::-, it d:lU'Il('1i upon hl."~ th.lt 5':;!]el h:&g b11l] son" wroll!:. tllOm;b ~'hnt that solllcming \\',IS "he was f.1l' tram gtll'Ssill~,

"Tell Stepbt'n to re-Slld.Ue my horse; I ruUgt lctUTD to GAtford nt once."

"Gatfordl" . almost ~crl'lIll1cd the old l\'"mllll: "but yon mnst be stnrk, stnring 1I,nd; G'ltf'lrd! ill sUI·h a night 115 fll";?

"I kno\\' my own busine~s best. It is Ilccel'rnl')" that I see Doctor Cum@ron to-Jri:;b t."

'YiItJ hnnds l:prai5td, )[urtha Il'ft thc 1I'I·IlI .... "'ben she W:'n gone, Cyril fillllg OllHl the window.

":\1I1ud dying! It cannot.....it mnst not oo!"

At the moment tlle words esenped bis .1:1'8 the grl'1lt bell of t,he court mrd W:,,, rUlig by some one witbout-i-unl: k:Jdly, liS hy a firm IIl1nd. , A ~trl\lI~e time for U Til:itor!

At once Cyril's ltJoughts rc\"erted to the news he JlRd just hl'1l.rd. nnd n cMlly tlTror ull110st stopped the hC'Jting of h~s h,'()rt.

"Shl! is dC3d!" "" I J,O ru!.-h to the room'door, to open it.

to t U\'erse the con;dor, und descend tile lllll'k-stair;; wbich led to the court·y.trd,' \I /lS tltl' wCTk of a moment.

The h(}:t~eke<'>\ler's son WIIS stull'I:Hng ou the sW11e lings of the Idtchl'.ll, n 1:'Ill~rn ill his hund, Utc Iigllt of w,bieb rca npon the figure of II mun.

.. y (>S, IRY business is of importunce. I DllIst s('(' ~I'I'. Ormshy to·night.'·

As t,he SPC':t ker tUl'lled, he recoglllized by the 11011.' Hg1llt of the lantel'll the fllce of Silus Go,de1'l!.

SO. H ConUnae4.

A SLICK BICYCL.:E GIRL.

Interesting Achic\'eJl\cnts of an }o~llg1: b Girl.

J.IiRS Day. who is nn Engllbh wo­man well known in bic~~cle Cil'cluB, is said to be one of tilt! best .11111\­

teur tric~ rfders. She is Rail! to holrl the record for the stnlluing bal­

-u.nccJ hn.vjng~1l1nintnineu her $Cat f,Jr ,two hOllrs, balancing thc wheel with­out mO"ing: Another of her' feats is that of riding one wIle!'1 and I'Ja';­ing 'two others which she picks up' from thll floor while on the move nnl C\,tlrely without the usc of the halldlploars. •

Th is claver rider COl11ll1tlnC:lS b~' mount ing in the \lRunl wny,' itml by ridinu til thc spot where a bic~-cl() hns been already )lllIced upon till!

grollnd Th is she renchtls on her left sicle when the left pedal is dC!;'~,md­

lng', 8h£' takes ndvtlntuge of this favorable moment to stoop (lnd catch hold of the hicycle by the left. hnndle; quickly s~vinging it U[>, she then trltnsfers' her grusp to the !llirl­die of the hnnrllebnr. A revolution of the pednls brings her within roadl of the second machine lying' 10 '_ho right. Ctllning to n hnlt, "h<:> 1Jnl(l n­C,," herseli on the Iml bicyclc, 1,lw tin·::! of both front Wheels touch ing. re­peatin;.: 'the nbove operation with the right foot, nnd raising the scc-

O~E OF MISS DAY'~ BICYCLE FEATS.

ond machine in a simnar mnnller. The' re:.umption of pcdnlhlg is a ver~' difficult mntter, partly on !lC­coun~ of ·the cranks being hI un un· favorhbl.! position for the. operal iOll, and nlsn becausc the front wheel hns II. tendericy,to swing nl'oUild nncl collide with one 01' other' of ils neighhors, a tendency which. if not smartly cliccked, would cat::o;c a bad ·fn II, II!'> the rider hus no menllS, of snvinr-i hel·self. "'hen the clifiklilties of the forward 1ll0\'ement hal'e been OyerCOllll', gre,il; en re must still be exercised 'to ,woid entnnglement of pe<hils "ith steps. spokes or' ench other, nnd illterlaccu1ellt of hm:rlle­bar". The rHler kecps sli~htly in ad"l1l'ce of her Charges and exe~ut~i; circleR \'ery prcttily, although f hI'; skill required to detcrmine the exact rl'ln tive 'positions. when each 'mn­chinn must describe a' different l.:!ngt It of curve, is of a very hig-h or­dor of merit. '==---'-..:........;. -..:......--..0

Getting On. Miss Onklnnd-It is strnnge that

Blanche is 1t'lIrnillg. to' ride the bieyc1 .. , when tbe othl'r gil'ls lenrDl'd long ngo.

Miss Belll'field-Blanche ulwaY!l was a little pcculi:lI'. you know, 1 ~ '.'Is sql:! ~('tting on nll right?" , "Ycs; she hns lellrned to get on all right, but sbe bns Qiflieulty, in 6:etting off,"- ' ,

A STRANGE CASE EYE TROUBLE WHlCR DEVEL­

OPED INTO RUNNING SORES.

Doct011l SaId It Wu Con.umpuon of the

Blood, auti n<co\'ery ...... " Looked Upon

IU .A.hllost llopeJefls-Or. William.'

Pink l'llls "'lou~ht n Cure, ...

Froin the ilernld, Georg\ltown. O·nt. Our reporter n.'<.'CnU), had the

pleasure of calling on Mr, William Thompson, papermn.kcr, at Wm. Da:r­bel' & Dros. mills, a well known n.nd respected citizen of our town. for the purpose of acquiring the details of his son:s long iIIl1ess n.nd his re­markable reco"ery through the use of Dr. Williums' Pink Pills. Mr. Thompson kindly gaye us the follow­ing information which will speak for itself: "About two alld a hnlf yea:rs ago my eldest son Garnet, who is fifteen years old, took what I sup. posed to be inflammation in his left eye. He wus taken to a physician, who udvised me to take him to au eye specinlist, whit'h I did, only. to tind out that he had lost, the sight of lhe eyc completcly. 'I'he disease spread from his eye to- his wrist, which became gt eatJy S\Vol1e11, and was lanced no less thlll1 eleven times. His, whole arm was completely use­less, although he wus 110t suffering any pain, From his wrist it wcut to hjs fool which wu.s also lanced a couple of times. but without bringing relief. 'I'he next move of the trouble was to the upper part of the leg, wh~re it broke out, large quanti~ies of matter running fl'om the sore, All this time my boy was under the best treatment I could pl'ocure, but with littlc or no effect. Thc tl'ouble was pronounced consumption of the blood and I was told by the doctor that you ,vould not come across a case like it in fivC' hundred, When almost discouraged and, not knowing what to do for thc best. 'a friend of mine urged me to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, saying that he had a son who was afllicted with a somewhat simi" lar disease and had be.en cured by the pills, I decided to give Dr. Wil­liams' Pink Pills' a trial and secured son~e of them at the drug siore, and after my boy had taken two boxes II could see the color coming back to his sallow complexion and noted a decided chungI.' for the belter, He went on taking them and in a few months from the time he started to

.use thelll I considered him pcrfecL\y cured n~J(1 not a trace of the diseasc left, except his blind eye, ,the ,sight of which he had lost beforc he start­ed to use the pills, He has no,," be­COllle quite fleshy and I consider him one of the hcnlthitst boys in the COlll­munity. If nny person ,js desirous of knowing the merits of Dr. WiIIilllllS' Pink Pills you may direct them to me, as I cun highly reconunend lhem to any IJtlrson aUlict.ed as my boy "'as. I' •

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cur" by going to the root of the o1iscase, 'I'hey renew and build up the blood, and streng-then the nerves, thus driv­ing disease from the system, Avoid imitations by insisting thal el'ery box you purchase is enclosed in n wrapper benring the flill trade' mnrk, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo­ple, If your denIer does not keep them they will be sent postpaid at 50 cents II. box, or six boxes fill'

'52,50, by luldresshlg the Dr. Wil­liams' Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont,

l»COI.Je Th'at "lIu,"e un Ac~oan •• " SIIL'-Yes, '1'111 goiug to cull on the

new neigh hOI's. ~

Hl'-Why? Hu\'e l'OU heard thut thl'Y are good people? ' 'Shl.'-l hn "en't heurd anything abont

them, but three dellyery wagons fl'om the dry, goods stD,l'es stop ·In CI'ont ot tllelr hQuse for e~ery one thnt COUll'S here,

OUT OF SORT8-Symptome, Headache lo~; of appetite, Jurred tongue, nnd gener;J indisposition. These symptoms, if neglect· ed, dcvelop into acute disclI!'e. It is a trite SIIying that "an ouo:oo of' prevention is wo.th a r.ound of cure," nnd n little atten· tion at thia noint may SII"e months of 6illk· n·'S!! und Jnrge doctor's bills. F ... r t.,his com· p nint tnke from two to three of Purmelee's Vt:gctnblc :P,lIs'on going to bed, and one or two lor three nlllhtd in success,on, and a cure will be effccted.

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To kt'Pp Ir'Dlnn~ :1:' "',,11 115 to itllPl'()\"(> th"il' J!a\'ul' P::l II;(I!:I hltu ·llllHt" Ihan

l pUlnll~h WH1"I' 1,- "11"1'1' tilfl1U autl c-hnllgl' it t'\'t"I'Y cJny fll" I.Yu

8nll Ii~h is ;1"11'1' 'llli.'ldy fn'~h"lll,J nurJ is nl.::o ~:ljd III h •• 111.111 1 ,h,\Hl·.It,,· irrr Havor it suuk,',1 ill mill; ill~II':Io1 "I' \\"lI,'r, ~Iilk tlull hu~ fU':.!lIu III I ut'u is ju~t "'" :.tuod a~ thllt \\' h it'h i:< IlI'l'fl'('1 I~' ~W'·I'I.

Tn outain ~piIIIH·h ;.t'J·PPD (nl· pnddin;.nt,1 ,Icings •• ·te., hrnisl' \\",11 mllslll'lI ~pillllch lenves to II pnlp in n I11I11'tnr. Arid n few drops of alcllhnl :lnd mnKh nnd milt the two thoroughly logl'thl'r IInri IllI'lI sqnel'ZC 'through a stz'ong ph'ct' of wbit,; cloth.

Pnrsley. clln be ~I'Pt fill' wintel' use In .. BOUp~ lind 'l<UI1CI'S hy plunglug fr~sh bunches of it intn ,.:lightly sult.,.1 boiling wllter und ,boiling till' thrpE' minutes" At thE' "nd of thnl tilllt' 'it shonld' bl' I'll-1I10T .. d lIod dri!'<l 111l1<'1,ly 111"11' the fire,

OUR COMPLEX BRAIN I only more numerous. but quYcker 'ln perception. 'Though poetry Is rel"h'ed

----. Itn the sight and sound centers. It Is HOW NERVE MESSAG,ES ARE CON- not so well fixed there as In the other

VEVED TO AND FROM IT, case, bl'Clluse It calls up fewer cen-~ ters.

It .. Il SI/PIIlI Dox ""hleh Reeord. An apple, for, Instance, Is stnmped DDd TrDu.mlb .UI Sen."t1on-SeU twice In the optic Ct.'nter. once ns a Control the KeT to Pre.e~·ln~ IU green fruit aud once ns the printed £.quUlbrium. I ,,·ord. Thl're\ Is 1m optlc word center

and a pIctorIal or photogrnpllic Ct.'nter, The sclcnce of medicine Is year after I The poem Is only stnmpl'(l III the for­

year becoming more and more perCl'et, mer. us or COIIl'l'<l' It Is 1I0t un ohject Its dla:;noses are more relinble. ndi It.~ I whlcb cun bl' plctorlnlly repl'\'s(>lIh'll. mcthod of treatment Is more ratioual. I 1'111' bmln Is notllln;:: h'ss tllun u big

Although the brain Is thE' chief part ulbum ot' photographs nlld other sen­of the anlmlll man, yet there are mallY , sory Impressions. Tile prcfrontnl region things ubout the brnin which scientist>! I mllY be comparl'd to II regIstry olllce hal'e not yet fatho ed wherl' certnln re(.'Ords un' kept, In tbe

B t . m . I>rllin thut purticular purt Is the sturt-u great strides hal'e been mllde In ing plllcl' for the mcmory, If \\'1' wish

lllat knowledge which has only within to recull a subject. the stlmlllus must recent years been disco\'ered :lnd whiCh pass to the prefrontal or I'cglstry olllce reveals to us what till' crnnlum rl'ully ot' the braIn, wbencl' till' stlmuhlR Is contains. Shelving whut hns gone be- sent to the I>rulll cells contuinlng the fore and what has been taught as rued. sensntlons to be recalled. It Is like a iC1I1 luw. the followlug Interesting duta slg?u\ box 011 n railway, on how the I>rnln works nrt) now what Now. unless your blood bl' lu good Is accepted at the present time ns the order the active life of the hruln will correct theory:" bE' uffected. Blood Is the nourishing

The cerebrum-tront nnd top-Is the agE'nt. nud If it be gf n pO,or kind the chief part I)f the bruin and the Imme-, wOI'I{ It dol'S In the wuy of nOllrIRhml'nt. <'linte sourCe of nil our mentnl uctlon. will be of II worthl~'ss chnr:wt!'r Ilrnctl· The gruy mntter of tile outel' surfnce Is cully. Poor blood'is un enenly of the made up oOuyers of nerTe,cells. These brnln. but hupplly It Is not so dlsn~· nre the thinking centers. Experiments trous a foe us wo~·ry. ln thnt you IJllye hnw c1enrly 'demonstruted thnt each the real enemy of thl' bruin. Worry eOOl'olutlon bas n special function, and dlsorgonlzps thl' mnchlnery ot the If destroyed It cunnot be replaced. brnln and mind nnd Is Iittll' Infl'rlor to

It lIus also been found thnt the left shock. which usunlly purnlyzes both. side of the brain is more ueth-E' than Worry causes irregular nerve nctlon. the right. and If it bE' continuous It produces a

How has tllUt been tound ,out? Well. confusion of !dens. Tllh~ depr(>ssl's the if nn epileptic commences u fit bv cells ot' the brain, nnd the usuul result twltchiug the right thumb or hnnd on'e Is if tllere is no abntement In the worry would fiud Its cause In Its nern' center complt;!tE' (ullnre of the brnin's n~tlon ou tbe left side of tile brain. It Is only nnd conspquent mentnl disturbance. within tbe pnst few yenrs thut medical Self control Is tbe key to preser1'lng men are now nble to mnke n mup of the' tbe equilibrium of thp brnin nnd, to surfac(> of till' brnltl according to the malntalnin.c Its nntural bpnlthy stut(> ynl'lous functions pel'CornlPd.

All 'Imprqsslons received from tbe outer world. wbether thl'ongb the me­dium of sight. sml'll. bearing. tnstl:' or tonch, nre cllrrled dh'pl't 10 thl' Rllrfnce of the brain nnd r(>corde(1 In tbe bl'Uln cells of tbelr respecth'e nrens. whllc rin m01'ements nl'l' the I'csult of 1m· pulses from the cells In till' clill'erent Ulotor arcns.

N ow, there are 11 \"1.' In rge sensory nrens In 'the make up of thp brain. First, sight. whlcb Is the hll'gest. at the back of the brain, Smell, tnste und henrlng IInye their positious nt tbe side of the head In tbe tempornl (templl'sl region und Inner surfnce. Touell has its domlcll~ at the top of the bl'filu. while the large motol' (g'iTillg motlonl nrea tal,es up the bull, of the mldcllc brain ..

'l'hese are so splendidly nrrnng'l'cl by ,nuture tliot the motol' cells of tllp !Ips are In front. tllpn Ihosl' of the" hnnd. al'lD nnd so, on 10 the foot. '1'0 giYe you' un exnmple bow the sensorY"llnd motor nerves work: If you tonclll'd anything hot or shurp. tbc impression would be conyeyed to the sensory nrell along the nerves connected wllh it. The sensory cell w,hich l'ceel1'ed thl' messnge would Im!nedlately eommuul· cate with the motor cells to pull your hand awny. , (

''''hy Is It easIer to remember an ob· ject thnn. sny, n Ulatllcmntienl formula or a poem? The l'pnRon of thl!! If! thnt wbel'eas the form!!r .. hns ImprpsslollR stamped on 8e1'I'rni bl'fiiu el'nlers, sueb as .slgbt. touch. smell. tuste nnd tho.! rest, tbe latter arl' stamped on centers which nre not nearly so I'etentive as the former.

In repeating poetry. tor Instance. It Is the Bound ot' tbe lust I line wbiell suggests, the next line. but n n object presents ,Itself to the brain eentel'S concerned IUlml!dlately. You know un apple or an, orauge when you see It becnuse you are aided In clistinguislling It by a set of cente'rs which nre 'not

At tbe opening ot eyery presldentln I campaign tbere is nlwuys n big demlluc\ for collections of clllIlpnlgn budges, Rtntl' nnd nutlonal, used In the enm· paigns ot the past.

Eft'ort to Su))).re ... l..tontlon.

New York's Inlldnble dl'sil'l! to he the biggest city in the world is in stl'lltiu,:; contrast, ns n wrilCi' in thnt city 811"' gl'sts, with the nmhilion of London in tl~e Inst years of the sixteenth c£!ntur~·. wll('n the decree of NOllt'Huch (0l'i1ll(1£! the erec' tion or builclings wlll're non!' hnd cxistl'd in the memol'Y of muu. Tbl' extollsioll ot the metropolis IYn~ ,Il'enwd I a I'IlCnlll'n~e till' plague. crl'ntp t1'l)1I1111' in gon'ruing Illultltudps. n cl!'nrlh of \'ictuul~. 111ulti, plyiug of beggul's un,l iuubility 10 l'I'Iil'YU t1wm; nn incl'I'IlSt' "r Ill·tisuns mal'O Ihun could Ii,"e togethm': illlpoYl'ri~biug other citIes for Incl, of inhllbitnnts. Thc Ilpcl'l'O IIsserted thut Inck of nil'. Inck ot room to 1Y1l1I; nnd shoot. etc .. umse out or too el'nw,l('d n city. A pmclnmntion to the snme effect WIIS nlso issued by ,Tnmes 1.

"'~nt "'olurn Achnlrt.a In 1\1«--0. Whut wp ndl1111'1' most In IlIl'n Is n

loylng nprir'I'l'latiun of ounwll·l's. TIll' most nclllllr'uhle nUIIl Is hI' wllo IIlnlw!I R coml'ol'tnillp hOIllI' for the WOlllnll who 101'es 111111 nnd who Ill'lIghts til 1U1I1,e thut home bright nnd ,'hl'PIT for his Sl1i,l'. (01", nftpl' nil, It mnttm's little wlint we 11ll'mlr'p In mPIl. It IR IYhnt we 1(1'1'1' In thl'm thnt II' thp Impor·tnllt f:rc· tor In the wl'lI \)I'lng of the wOI'ltl.-Pall "Iall (,.:,;::..I17.:;.:.I'..:t:.:;tl':.,:, ____ ,

Open Aceonnt. Harris-Did your summer trip cost

10U mucb this ycar? ' Bnttison-Clln't t('11 till my country

consins have mnde me their wintel' yisit.' -Boston Trnnscript.

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A. Lellrned !lInn QuIbble •• " "When I hear nbout men who are crazy to wander off to the goold const," remarked the professor, "they olwn~~ strike me as Nome IUllds. "-Chlcag!) Tribup~.!. ___ . __ ..

,AN, HONORED ,PHYSICIAN., ,\ -"

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Truste,d and Admired by Tens' of Thousands of Grate-. ful Cured Ories is Dr'. W. A.' Chase,

First, by his famous Recipe Dook I future. :r.learing of Dr. Chu.se's Nervo ILnd latcr' by, his great family rem- Food and the wonderful results It edies, , DI·. Chnse pro\'ed his wonder- has accomplished In othcrs. I ob­ful skill u.s a conquerer of disense. tained a bo:\; amI uegan lIsing it as ,A grateful world now rises to call directed. I begnn Imjll'Oving hnme­him bleHsed nnd to tell oC the incal- diately, and I am no\v restored to culablc beneflts del'i1'ed from the usc full health and vigor." ' of his great prescriptions. "Dr. Chase's_ NCI'1'e Food is nn ex-

ECZEMA ON THE HEAD' c'Cllent. relllcdy, !lnd I can recom-• mend I t to nil 'who arc wenk, ner-

Mrs. Joseph Querin, Ethel; Huron vous, or run down in health.': Co., Ont.. writes:-"I wus troubled with eCj':ema', on the head and facc KIDNEY BACKACHE. for about 9 years':' My head was a :M:r. David 1\IcLeish, 279 Slalcr St .. mass ,of scabs, and though I 'tried Ottawa, Ont., 5tates:-" I was the doctors I was all the time get- troubled with kidney diseasc and ting worse. I finally ~egan to use backache for four or fivu years and Dr. Chase's Ointment~ and to my have used very many remedies with-surprise obtained reliel from thc first;, out - .. , '- :" l'''rmant!nt ~nefits, application. Three boxes have cur- Some t.. ' !>~I;(an using Dr. ed me, !lnd I w!'uld not begrudge Chnse's' Kidnl., .... 1 ',v,' Pills. and $200 for the benefit I have dcrived ound them to be the bestl. mcdlclne fr';lm this !?"eat remedy, Dr. Chase';; I CV':T used. 'l'heir usc t<",', away Omtment IS of almost daily use in thnt kidncy bncknr.he, and made me,

,tbe home. and I would advise e\'ery- feel, better in every way" gave me re­body t'? keep some 011 hnnd." fl'eshing sleep. alld made" my oliges-

Hon good." , , , WEAK AND NERVOUS.

Mt;s. J. 11£, Dradley, 100 J alie St., Ottawa, states:-"For s(!vtlrai yeal's I hn,'e been s-radually running down

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-• VAlIC'ou\'er, No,·. 4.-1t; M. S.· Aor­angt from Sydney. N.S.W., arrived in port'· on 'l1lursdny.

KILLED BlA BULL 1~·=;-i·EKS·Niw;·1 r;;,.~.'"&M·Gaa9~ - ' ,,' . '-. 1 Condensed for BIlSY Read~ I I'· 11ll0way hamDion .,. '.,1

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ACCllSed DC the lltirder or IIIl1!onlllre Ottawa.' 1\'0\ •• 4.-' -At the annual meeting of St. Andrew'S society on Thursday Judge :McTayish was elect-

TRAGle DE.lTf{. I, 'BANKERS AND TUESDAY, :XOYE,.\fBER 6. RS. III

llr. John lIcEl1'en, 'or llt'l1do1T

Is Tossf'd lIy An Infnri­ated Brast.

The Winnipeg ,city council has de-' .BROKE . .••• L('n, cidL'd to banquet Lord Slrathcona. W. 1I. lUee In' Septl'm-;

,ber Last. A serious fire broke out this morn­

ing in McLnurin·s snw 'niills, Mon-362 MAIN ST., 'WINNIPEG ~

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New York. Nov. 4.-'111e ~th of the 'wealthy William Marsh Rice'" at his Madison avenue apartments on:

Cd president. , 1.

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The Queen has decorated and pro­moted 20 naval officers serving,;",Jn South ~VriC'a. .

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SIOcke and bo~d8 bonl:bt; BOld and carried on DlIlrIrIn. IJated

. mlninlr: ,etocke carried ,; .. aa.a •••••• a ••• a.a.aa .. Sept •. 2.'J; the at.tempt' of his New York attorney, Albert. ,T. Patrick, t.o cash cheques for ]a:rge am'ounts which purported to be signed by the millionaire; the refusal of one bank to cnsh the cheques drawn on it. and' the dlsco\·ery b)' the bank officials that ]Ucc was lying dead at the time the cheques ·wero presented; the sub­sequent. claim by Patrick that· Mr. IUcc had wade him by wlll' the trus­tcc of his estate. whteh amounts t.o anywhere' between tm:'ee and eight mllliuns, the charge of forgery bolh as rcgartls the' cheques and the wlll placed against Patrrck and :!OIr. Rice's valet. C,'barll!S P. J ones, the arrest of PalrJck nud' J on('S and their lodg­ment In Jail by the developments of Yl"Stcrdr.y promises ,to become the

lfclbourne. Kov. 4.-'111e result of the'ek-ctions to' the ]egislath'e assem­bly of Victoria is the return of 45 minlli't.erialists. aud 48 members of the OPPOSition and two independents.

Winnipeg. Nov. 2.-Tbe dcath 0c­

curred last. evening ~ Mcadow Lea, under shocking. circumstances. of Mr. J olm, McEwen. who has resided in that district' for atout 22 years. He was leading a bull from the resi­dence of his brother. a distance of a.bout half a mile, when. as he was within a few rods of his own yard, the animal turned on him, threw him down and pitched him several times in the air. His sister, Mrs. Gal­braith, noticed him and gave the alarlU. when his brother, James ,D. McE"\\·en, who nlso. snw the tragedy, came with a shot gun and imllledi­ately killed the beaSt. Dr. Milroy, of. Portage ]a Prairie, was at. once telegraphed for, lllld he CllUle with­out dl!!ay; but though everything possible was donI. all was. without avail, and t he wounded man c.xpired about eight hours ruter receiving the injuries, although' remaining con­scious to the lnst. The deceased leaves three brothers 'and four sisters. to mourn his loss. He was 48 years of age and unmarried.

Rkhard Da"is, of Swan Lake. was seriously injured in a threshing. ma­chine near Treherne.

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Loudon. No\'. 4.-Welesley Wllkin­son, the young man who was buried in the' ruins of the building blown ijown b)' a strong gust or wind Illld whos(' injuries were fatal, died dur­ing the day. -

Portage la rrnirie. Nov. 4.-Nom­Inatlons for l"I!Cve of the rural muni­':If''''.' ty of !'orlage"ln, Prairie took pUlce here on 'l"hursday. G. Greenley, of High B1ulT. was the .only Candi­date .and was formally'declared elect-ed. " " -

Thirtt'en victims of the ill-fated mine disn.ster at Berrysburg, W. Vn., have been discovered ..

Prisoners in a Chicago jail' awi\ii­ing extradition to Canada, were foil­ed in their plruls to escnpe ..

A; poor boat.lllun was rescu~d from drowning by the Queen of Portugal, at a fashionable seaside resort.

An e1ectric car in lfontreal ran down a hill uncontrolled, Ilod the passengers had miraculous escapes.

lfONDAY, NOVE...\fDER 5. Gln.sgow 1s free of the bubonic

plague.

OSIOf, Hanimond'& Nanton BROKERS, ETC.,'

Dominion Bank Building, ' WinniPeg "

Money lent at lowest mice. Stocks and bends bought nnd sold. Railway aud other farm land. in

Manitobilllnd N. W. T. for sale, :Mrips and '!oldel'll I!CIIt on applica.

tion. , Gult coal from Lethbridge. Priees quoted to all railway polnta.

• London. No\·. 4.-In hopes of stem­ming Americnn' and German competi­tion, the lcn.ding iron ,manufacturers of StnJIord'll1ire' and Worcestershird issued cir.:ulars this ~ morning an­nouncing u reduction in price of 20 .hlllings per ton.'

"Police 'nnd Socialists had a collis­ion in Cillcago.

MONTREAL STOCK E..",{CHANGE. , ,most celebrated of the many cele­

llrated crimes 'which' the, courts of this clty'have bCcn called on··to in-

'.rill! missing dee'ds stolen frO)ll the Vatican h,\\'(\ been found,

Reported by 'lloway & Champion, 362 Main Street, Winnipeg.

Banks. SCllers. 'vestlgate. " The first incident whicn led uk' to

yesterday's ,climax was the ,fact dis­closed on Wednesday that Jones had

. been taken to the district at.torney's office and a sullsequent" ru'mor that he had made a confusSi on to the au­thorllics. Defore the public had' time to learn If the report of a confession w'as true' came the more startling news thl\t during the, silent hours of tho night Jones hud In his cell In the tombs attempted suicide' by cutting his throat with a penknife given him, he snys, by Attorney Patrick,

Berkeley, Cal" Nov. 4.-Loc Cal­houn DulT, sub. on the freshmen cleven of the University' of Califor­nia, is paralyzed from the shoulders down from an injury received in foot­ball practice last week. The stroke came on gradually, and today ,Duff becamu hel pless.

GHUESOME FIND.

The state of affairs in Pekin is sl\id t'o LJe ,'CI'y ,demoralizing. ' ,

A hea\'~' docket will. come before the Winnipeg assizes Nov. 9.

'The I inus Furst Bislllarck and Pre­torin arc aground in the Elbe river .

Ontario ........... . Molson's .... "" .... 185 Merchants' .............. 165 Commerce ... , ... , .. .. 159

Buyers. 124 182 157 150

MiSCellaneous. War Eagle .......... .. PaYllu .................... ..

112

Commercial cnble .... .... 170¥.!

100 91

169

Minneapolis, Minn:. Nov. 4.-The most. val uable ,grain cargo ever car-

New York, Nov. 2.-While work­lIlen were cICaring up a cellar for­merly occupied by the late Dr, Thos. Holmes, who had a drug store in Brookiyn, they came across a box secretly fastened, which was found to contnJn ' the petrified hend and trunk of a girl about 12 years ol~,

Ele"en Ill'I'SOIlS' suffered death by a llrediulllJ explosion at II. coal mine in Phillip!. West Virginia. ,

J olnl Westall, .... young Englishman, was stabbed, probably fatally, in II. quarrel in lIIew Westminster.

Montrenl TeL ............ 168 Rich. & Onto Nav ...... 107 City Pass. Ry .... .... .... 282

'105* ed on the Ureal Lakes is being

loadell in Duluth by the new steamer Howord Shaw. The Shaw is load­ing 260,000 bushels of flaX for Buf­falo, anci the 1111.:"< is insured for $1.80 perbusl,el. This WOUld, make the ·to­tal·vll.!uc of the cru;go $468,000.

Monti'enl Gas ........... : 196 '1'oron to Uy .... .... .... .. 106

279¥.! ,l87~ . 105%

, also confined in the tombs. , Attorney Patrick denies having fur­

nished Jones the penknife, and he al­so denici; the stntement in the' con­fesSion.

- FIVE POWERS AGREE.

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During the welcome at Quebec to the returning South African, cont.in­gent; a balcony gave. way;' two pel'­sons were fatally, injured and three others seriously. - ,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER '3. . Ex~:M:ayor Strong, of New York, is dead; ", -',

Duluth preL .... .... ....... 15 C. N. W. Land .............. 50 C, P. H., Montreal ...... 88 O. P. u., London ....•. 90 Money-Time .... .... . ... 6-7 Money-On' call.... .....• 5

FOREIGN MONEY.

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12 48 87 ......

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Washington, Nov. 4.-The align-ment of the powers on the Britlsh­German a!,'Teement is now complete. Aside from Italy and AUstria, whose adherence to the a!,'Tecinent was 'ex-

Halifax, Nov. 4.-The welcome given to the' first .contingen~ on their arrival at Halifax on the Idaho was a magnificent one. , The battleship Crescent, with her 600 marines, Os weU as 4,000 soldiers, were in the line of march, and Lhe day and night were spent in a manner long ,to,'be remembered.

The pqlic.! ' made an investigation and becn.me satif;fied that the skele­ton was the property of Dr. Holmes, Who, it is said, c.xperimented with an cmbalmiug process which he had used during the. civll . war, and the secret of which' he died without ra-: vealing. It was Dr~ Holmes' boast thnt he 'had 'discovered a I process 01 embahning. that would ossify bodies. He was at work on it when he. died.

The Rat Portnge Skating rink was destroyed, by lire, , Quated·. by Alloway & Champion,

362 Mnin Street, Wonnipeg. . "" ./ A passenger nnd a freIght train

UNION OF PRESBYTERIANS.' , ,were, wrecked neur IIamilton, Onto I ~ . '"

Edinburgh. Nov .. 1.-The formal " :.rhe - Spani~h troops have scored union of the Free and United Pres- several. small victories over,,.the Carl­byterian Churches, decided upon yes- ists. ' .. ', .

.Reichsmarks ...... •..... ...... SO.32~ Austrian Gulden ...... ...... .... .39* Holland Guilders ...... ...... ' .39

, '. " peeled, owing to their political rela­

tions with tlerlllany,; Japan is ' tpe only one of the powers which has given unconditIonal assent to' the agrccment, As he mntter now stands five of the powers al'e unl ted on Call the lel·rus of the agreement" viz.:

, terciay at a joint meeting here of the Eugen' e'" Debs will be 1lB, ked by per-N;',. YorK, Nov. 4.-Respecting the,;,... Ch h' bl d th U "'ted

Francs '...... ...... ...... ...... :39 Russian Roubles ........... " .... .50% Finnish'Markkaa .............. _ .18

... ,·ee urc assum y 'an e m so' nil.' 1 frl'e'llds to ,vitlldraw in favor Le CIll<' ellaine financial aLTairs .Rich- P b t . d ' cd ' , . ", res yerian syno " was commene of Bryan'." aId 8.ldlllrd, counsel for 'the 'Counti:ss this morning. The ministers marched' , , !, '~ '. ."

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I WINNIPEG MARKETS.

• Great' Bl·iLnin. Germany. Italy. Aus­tria and .T apan. '.rhree of the pow~ ers. the United Statos, ~'rance. and Russia, llccept the clauses relating to the "open door" and the, territorial integrity of China, but. withhold ac­tion on the th ird clause to future procedure In' case any power, seizes

1c Ctlli.elJaine, is Quoted in a Paris from ,their respective' halls to the ;;A1vord" the defa~ltlllg New, Y?rk' dlr.p:lI .... h 'as, saying that ,all debts Royal' institution, nnd then proceed= .~a~~" te\19r ,. ""as dlscharglld but, lm­will 'loe paid imlllediately.. bv , the C<Lto_\Va.vcrley~,market.,and_held_tho .. medlat.ely..~,~~arrestcd • .,. " ',". GOUld ('state;' 'with.' the exceptloh "of !lrst meeting of the United Free Walter "Forsythe, a North Drandon a f"W claims from. antiquity and Church of Scotland. ' Large crowdS; farmer, ... met with a serious accident brie-n-brae dealers, which arc' doomed witllcf;sed the procession:' The Rev. in a thresher.

Wheat-No, 1 hard, Fort Willln.ni, 8llA!,

territory. .

-Liverpool, Nov. 4.-The lord mayor of Liverpool entertained yesterday at luncheon 24 invalided Canadians from South Africa, who are to sail for home on the Carthaginian'. He ex.! pressed his regret that he. had not been earlier informed as to the date of 'their departure so that he might have ·assembled the prinCipal people of the city to "meet 'them.

ol.l.Jf.oluldy exorbitant. Robert TIainy, D.D., was chosen mod- . .,_ "

vratnl"' of the United Free church. FRIDA Y NOVEMBER 2. The small minoriL,' '" ,>" U The clergy arc blanlCd for' the Car-the union met in a separate 'hall to- .Jist 'trOUbles in Spain. " day , nnd constituted themselves it J. Percy LU.wles, a Toronto law-' Free Church assembly. yer, was sent to prison for six

, Flour-'-'Lake 'of the Woods Five Roses, $2.20; Patent, $2.05; Medora, $1.70; XXXX, $1.35; OgilvielMilJing company's Hungarian, $2.20; GIenora. Patellt, ,$2,15; Manitoba, $1.70; and Imperial XXXX ,$1.30 per sack or 98 pounds,

BRITISH CADINET. MilJfeed- Dran, $1~.50; shortS',.

$1-1,50. ' London,' Nov. 4,.-:Queen' Victoria

, hIlS" , approved the appointment of Lord Salisbury as premier and lord of the ' privy 'seal;, the . MarqUis of

'Lansdowne liS' secrlltar~\ of state' for foreign affairs; 'lfr. William St. John Brodrick llS ',sl)cretlll'y of stllte for war; the .EJar1 of IlSelborne as tirst lord of the admiralty and .Mr. C. T. Ritchie as secretary of state for

'.' CHASING THE CARLISTS. Madrid, Nov. 2.-It is officiallyad­

mitted that the 'Carlist band in the viciniLy of Derga numbers 800 men, 'IToops . are closely pursuing them. Communicntion 'between Berga and Barcelona hns been severed. Another numerous band appeared at Figols. It has 16 horses and' is divided into three gr'oups. The gendarmes . who searched the country house" of Senor ,Torres Barros, brotlier-in-law,of the Duke of Solferino' (who. has disap­peared), where they have seized sev­eral , rifles, ,also 'obtained possession oi docuillcnts giving the 'names ,of 126 Carlist soldiers.

months: Georgia legislators had a serious

fight on IL train en route to a state fair. .

Ground feed-Oat chop, $28 per tOll; barley :chop, $':n,50; mixed bar-' ley and oats, $25;' corn' chop, $21; oil· cake, very scarce,

Oats-H4 to 35c per busheL " Barley-38c per' bushel. . COI'n--46c per bushel..,

home atJairs. " .' Acording to this list of 'appoint­

ments Mr. George J.', Goschen. the first lord of the admiralty in Lord Salisbury's last cabinet, Sir Matthew White Ridley, Who has heen secretary of slate" for hOUle affairs, and VlscoUlit Crose.;. Who was lord of the privy seal, have been) dropped in the formation of the new cabinet.

LIPTON'S PORK' DEAL. Chieago, Nov. 4.-As· a result of his

deal here Sir Thomas Lipton is be­- L " , Heved to-nave made 8359,000. TIJ(lre were only 35,000, bn.rr~ls of pork thn.t could be del!"ered, "and the Eng­lishlllan" ownlld them all; as well as Lwice thnt nuruoor bought frolll'peo­pIc Who did not hn. ve II. bnrrel they could de,iver. When the, price reach­ed, ~ilG ."Olll " limn ago the majority

. ot "shorts thought i't. ,l~illle to buy SOUle of the p'ork they' had conlracted to deliver at apprOXimately $11' per barrel during , OctOber: Numerous private settlements nro said to have been· I1moe :'<0 ·thu.t 'while bearish Speculnt'Ors'in, pork have' received

, some painful 'fillllncial injuries, ,the WOllllds. )u\Ve not been mortal.

SHORT-LIVED .FREEDOM.

Guelph''o"Nov. 4.-Frank Smith, . a weU known cOlllIllercial traveUer,' of Toronto. . died' at ,.the general has-, pital. yester'day afternoon from an illness of three or-four days' dura­,tion. The disease which. carried him off' was pneumonia. : He leaves' , to mourn. his loss a :widow and 'two sons; Benttie, in "'Bri tish Columbia, and Morgan, in ,Toronto, ' besiUes seven sisters.

Winnipeg, Nov. 4.-The land' sales passed through the C. P. R. land de­partment Jo.r the month of October reached 0. total of 18,859 acres, real­izing $62,770, as compared with 30,-474 acres for 899,429 during the month of October, 1899. For the Canadian Northwest,. Land company, the:r snles fOl' October amounted to ij ,OOLI (UTeS fOl' $27'.000, as. a'gninst 2;400 nCI'~s for $12,800 during Oct-, ober, l8tl9.

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'1'oronto, Nov. 4.-?tfr. Justice .Mc­lfallOn cOlllmitted,. to tilo' Central prison, for six' lllonths 'the well kno~n barrister and' SOlicitor, J. Percy Lawles. fOI' tlie theft· of $200' from a client ,.named Mrs, Weiss. The pris­oner, us he.sat,in the dock listening to the' Cour1i.·s remarks, displayed in his fnt'l' tho intensity of his distress. He told his lordship that he had no criminnl intention, he thought the money was 'his own, nnd he offered full restitution .. ' ,

WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES. Sail Francisco. Cal., Nov. 2.-Dis-

' , coveries of great value nrc reported by the United States fish commis­sioner ship Albatross, which has just returned from II. fourteen months' cruise in the SOllth sen.s and in J ap-1Ll1ese and Alaskan waters. , The omcers of the vessel state that

'nearly' all the South' sea islands arc mischurted' nnywhere from two .to a dozen miles, making steering by, :chnrt extremely dangerous. The c.xceptions arc the Fiji group,' owned, by Grent Brjtain; and the Tahiti group, own­ed by France.

CO~IING TO AMEIUOA. New York; Nov. 2.-General Wm.

Ne'~ York, ·Nov. . 4.~Magistrate Flananer 'Saturdny discharged' froin custody Cornelius. Alvord, the de­faulting ,note' tell~ of I I the First. Na­tional bank. The magistrate said

Canton. 0., Nov. 4.-President :Mc­Kinley has dt'cided to remain in Can­ton to receive the, news of the elec-. ~ \ . . '-

tIOn IlI'Xt. TUesday . night. In pre-

DOOtIl, . cOlllmunder-in-chief of the Salvation Army, 1s coming here next September Lo take control of the Sal­vation Army in the United States for at least six months .. This announce­ment was made last night by Com­mander Booth-TUcker, who said he hacC invited the general to assist in the solution oi several problems, one of Wllich was that of organiZing and niainlaining the farm colonies" Which the Ill'my was establishing in some

. he ,was satisfied he had ,uo jurisdic-tion" in the caSe. ' ,

vious ' electIons it has been his'

of tile states. :, : ,

'J ohn McEwen, of Mcadow ,Lea, Man., was gored to death by a bull.

Sir '.rhomas Lipton is reported .to. have cleared $350,000 by his recent corner in pork.

Fla.x-$1:30 to $1.40 per bushel. lIay-'1'he quality of hay offered .is

poor. Ii'rcsh baled 'is quoted at, $7 to $7,50. per' tOll on track here and loose hay is worth about the same

British iron manufacturers have.ra-: dUCf:id prices to meet United Sta.tes and German, competition.

There , was an . imposing military tlisplay' in Uome on the arrival of the king ,and .queen of Italy.

'1'he Queen has approved of the re­arrangement of the British cabinet port! oli os. Lord Salis bury' is pre­ruier and Lord Lansdowne foreign secretary. '

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER'1. The Earl of Darn!ey is dead. ~pll,nish soldiers arc in hot pursuit

of Carlist bands. A, serious fre visited Mnnor, A.'15a.,

,tIll ep stores being destroyed. " . L. K. Mal'ion, superintendent of the Montrenl waterworks,' 'is dead. . '.rhe estate of the" late ,Charles Stewart Parnell in Ireland was SOld.

Helll'y Baker, alias Bridgaman, re­CClver! two years· in ,the, penitenti,u-y.

The newspaper plant of, 1Jte Re­view, Windsor, Ont., was destroy'ed by fire.

The union of the Free and United rnsbyterian churches was celebraLed in Edinqw'gh by impressive cerelllon-. ied. '.

figure. , Oa1.meal-$1.55 . per sack of 80

pounds. Jjt. L ':"--CrellmlJry 19¥.! to 21e per 1lJ.

for strictly f,;esh goods at the fac­tory Dairy, In' rolls' nnd tubs, 16c per pound;. second grades, 10 to 140 per pound, commission basis.

Cheesc-8¥.!c· per pound. Eggs-16c per dozen, Vegetables-.rotatoes, 35 to 40c

per bushel; lettuce, 10c per dozen; parsley 20c,;., ,carr8ts and beets 25e bushel; t,urnips 20c, per bushel; cab­bage 25 to 40c per dozen; ripe toma­toes, 3c PCI' Ib; imported tomatoes, 50c per basl<et; celery 20.' to 25c per dozen, " , , .

Dressed ]\featS-ChOice beef, 5¥.! to 6e per IIJ; inferior and medium qUal­ity, 4\1! to 5\1!c; vcal 5 to 6c; mut­ton, 8\1! to 9c; .lalllb. 10 to llc; hogs '6¥.! to ,7c for best weights. .

Poultry-Dressed, chickens" 8 to 10c per'lb: ~:ucl<s, 9 'to 10c; geese, 9 to 10c;' turk!lYS, 11 to 12c.

Gamc-Wili:l ducks 15 to 30c" 'per pair; geese, 50 to 75c 'each.

The recent, earthquakes did terrible damuge in., VenC7.uela. Three towns ;'vere entirely destroyed, an' islet dis­appeared and many persons were killed: '

Hides-No,],' 6Y2; No: 2, 51;.1c;. No. 3, . 41;.1c; "deakins, 25 to 35c each; horseHides,"75c to $1.25 .. , Wool-8 to 8¥.!c per pound for un­

washed fleece, 'and 12¥.!c for washed. Tallow-4c, 'per' pound. , Seneca Root-32 to 33c. -, WEDlI'ESDAY, OCTOBER 31. . , , "

The Winnipeg fall assizes have been, A. Lt ••• and _ Barn. p'ostponed' until November 9. ' In one comer "Of a smoker sat a beavy , A' Liberal-Unionist was returned .well whose' exterior WIIS fnnltIess, even in the. Orkney-8hetlan,d contest" to"tbe aromatic Hnvaoa which he was in

Hamelin & 'Cameron's store ill Nu- ,the act of lighting. Opposite to him sat 11 ' ,Alvc.rd was, allowed to Mave .the , court room', but 'as soon tis he rce.cll-cd tho, lie by

United . bnt'orc' United

to leave for ,1"ll!ihingt.on either im­mediately, after voting or else, during the evening of election' day. : ';, This year he. will rcwniu in Cruiton Wednesday noon. " Arrangements ,are being'mnd.e to furnish the president and his- friends' prompt all.d complete report.s.! Ilesides telegraph and press wires, n: tCIephone service : will be

, ---.--------Cape Town, Nov'. 2.-It transpIi-ed

toda.y',that·,.a Boer c~=and~:' cap­tured a British' ,outpost of 90 men, in "the .. vicinity' of Geneva,' on Oct. 28, and afterwards.'held up a .Oape

pinka ,was entered' by burglars. . workman who had just. filled" np . his The cliff at Levis, Que., gave way. "nose" .. wanner".' with 'black ping and,.

400 feet falling down to' the street; bent on economy. 'I'x('lnimed, "Atter yon below. '.witli'the light, gnv'nor!" The swell enre-

Lord Salisi:J~ry has, resigned th\l' ,rulIy' and. painfully lit his. cigar nad foreign office ruid Lord' LanSdowne is 'when 'the' match h:ltl abont a qnarter of mentioned M·· his : successor. un inch to bnrn'hpld it cnrefully betwP"n

providE.'d. fur~f:isil~iin~~g~'~d~i~rec~t~E~' ~~~; cation between' the 'of,

mail train,' looted the car-and pa.:>&engcrs,. destroyed ·tlie· set fire tu the, train; and' de-:

the approach of' an, nrni~' " Not 'wishing :to 00 ham­

later released the captured.

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' .'There 'are '39 people missing" since . his thumb ani!. fUI'I'f:n):!'r :lud. with 11 po. ' the New' York drug house :fire, and : Jilt> Kniilp: offerei! ir I .. his npighbor.'. Thl" h· . .' ,,;ol·kman. wrnp/lillg lois huge hanrl' ~db,~:erty loss will be over $2,-: :miiIni! thnt' '0(. hi~ Iornpflll"tor. ',beld it'

..... Onemail·clerkwaSkilledandsix·d;.:id.whilpbe.II.i.~II ... IYlil his pipe, thu inat('h t1oln~ it ... ICluhh' w!H'I,' of .... PM.ic.Po

others injured in 'an accident on ,the :11;,1 l"b'oRtisl'mrlll., 1I1 .. 111I1'n. rl:;,inrtllesR ,.t Chicago aniI Alton' railway in' nIi'"- lkl" tortures of .(h •• otber,. culm!;y" suid. noiSe ':(./ h ' ' - Th k ,., _ . .

T: 11 .. an s ....

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SIDleAS ~falr kiDds there two"

quarters and them in sauCers on the floor on any high shelf in the room

Ull,.,,~~, treatmenL'" This' applies to bedrooms,',etc. The onion

...:;,;.,,+ be renewed every' si.."- hours. two simple .proceSs ,is not at all

d~=orilti(tli hIlS been ' mOdem, for the .Greeks, as well as olui Hewston. whO died the the chevaliers of', the." middle' ages

other da,. in· Alameda county; Cal •• built held' onions in.great,·respect, owing the'lirst government 'mint in Snllo Finn- , cisco, and he wns' one ot tlie active mem- to their hygienic properties. Onions be1-s ~t the vIgilance conUnittee.· were, moreover, used as a' prevent­, The late OllliS P. Huntington was not, ive in .. times of plague and, other a bright ,stndeut in his school days nnd epidemicS' , was finally expelled; tro~ , the village . school for tronble with tbe'teacher. Tbat ~:"'-:'-'----~--

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5 00

5,,00 2 50 200 1'00

WIIS when he 'was 14. years ot age. Serond Assistant Secretar,. ot State

Alvey,.A. 'Adee was born a dent mute., learning the use ot 'the 'organ ot speech by artificial methOds and mastered the art of lip reading. Later in lite he,came

" Excavation work at St. Andrews Rapids is making progress, :70 men being employed on th~ contract, with a steam shovel., '

:, ~B. . • . . . . • ')frs.; B: Gates '. •. Ed; Biglow., .•••. 1t1iss A. Hafiield . . " . S.P.C.K grant and subs ; , ; from' His Grace the

to hear partially. .' ' Willlnm : JenningS' Bryan's first visit

to Indiannpolis "'ns made in 1885 to at­tend the funeral of Vice Presideut Tbom­as A. Hendricks. Mr. Bryan was then a younll" attorney.in ,J ncksonvi1le, lib., and

Strayed. ";

.A,.rchbishop . . . 23000

" Collection at church open-•

~rom the' In'dian Reserve, In­dianford, one light horse, bay in color, white' right hind foot. Has a cow bell on~ n~ck, and: is rather poor condition. ,",About 'I- years old. Any information, leading to , his re­co-\rery will be thaukfully received

. ' 32 IS ;.' log . . . • • . . . i\m't prev; acknowledged

--.,...:-'---1 696 42 a friend ot Mr. Hendricks. ','

When Governor'Roosevelt was at Har­vard. he Will, one of the editors of The' Advocate, an undergrnduate magnzine. Associated witb him in its management was Albert Bushnell Hart, now profess­

Total. . ,. ,',$1026.92 CRAS, E. 'P.ORlUTT, .

" Treasurer,

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or- ot history at Harvard. , - I '

GEORGE TANNER, ",Indianforli P. O.

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To' whom it may concern:-

Senntor Depew.is said to hnve 10 ;>oor ,0: memory tor "'ritten, words that he can never prepare a speecb and commit it'to memory.' ,The',result is that tor the first five or six sl1ceches of a campaign he is somewhat embarras,ed and continues 10

,~y;', Maggie Munro" 'make the ',Statement, that I was not forced by ,Mr. 'and Mrs. Wray to marry any­one agaiust'my will, and' any state­ment to the contrary is' absolutely . " ~

untrue. (Signed) MAGGIE MUNRO.

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J. K. to Nat. , ' -.. Dear Nat, again I lift my pen

To tell YOll more and more, . ' As we're now friends in sentiment,

Le.t us be, to: the core. ,. " ,

-'I've served the Liberals faithfully These five and twent'y years,

And tried,to lop their "failings off ' ~. With llrohibition sliears;,

But yet, (with all my sighs and ~ : groans' ..' ':' "

AI}d vigorous dominations)' . : ' I never yet could force. them to' - Give me the nomination:'

• , It cut me to the very quick, , " And 'made rile almost squeal; ,>.'

-T.o be rejected'for such men; , " As Alfred D6ig and Steel. '

The ~easoti why;I ca~not tell < -That they so sternly halted

To clinch the offer of a.man, . ': .In mind S? high exalted:'

In literature I reach the skies, " In busin~ssl'm a breezei;,

As a prohibition fighterj' Nat', ' A perfect J,ulius·,Caezar.

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,Still, with accOmplishments so vast " Within one head created,

Rave by the Libera1s'through these - .',

years , Been sadly underrated.

, Disgusted with such ignorance, And unappreciation,

I took the PatrQns in my arms . In perfect e.xult'ation. ' _

until he'has the thl"\!ad ot his discourses From my place, 16-8-9, a brown well in nund, and can speak mechanically. mare with white marking on fore-

Lord Wiultall"e 'empliatically protest. head and nose, and' both, hind feet 'against the" admission ot woinen, to the white. 'Any:information leading to new rifle clubs now in course of forma-tion in England. The idea is ridiculouS; her recovery will be:thankfully re-be snys, and, what Is more, hll even IU&' ceiv~d by, SAMUEl. HAMIl.TON, ge,sts thst it ,woul'd reduce the "great, 6-8 , ' Treherne: game of national defense" to the level pf. _'=~~~======"~=== golt or croquet or tennis, If once women.., joined ia it.'

The eminent' German oeuUlt, Richart Liebreich" recently celebrated hil' leven­tieth birthday in. London, where h. hal lived ever' since the Franco-:German war., which drove' him',trom Pam. AmOD, hi, scientific works the one whiela molt Intel'" 'ests the general publie,,111 that In whicli he points out that many ItraD,' thln,.'I.

,the pictures of certam palllten art 4u.' to detects in their eyet. , , ' "

A,'CRACKERJACK! Treherne Timas, Nor'W'est F"armert

"'ThingsWo~tK~owing" , ' A Book for Farmors. " "

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The Western Home Monthly. Four Beautiful- Pi~tures, For Framing.

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William H. Cook, the II41tor cit'th. ,Milford' (Mass.) Journal, ,WlaoN c1tath II announced, was one' of the fouden aDel the first president of the Suburban Preai Association of New' En,land.' H. wat also a founder and, president of the Re­pUblican' Editorial Association of Mug­'chnsetts;' ,whicb oftfc~' he held from the organization of tbe' as!oclation uti1 hia death., lie wns prelldent of tile V,,'II/I

We hav'e, made arrangements wl~ereDY;:Ne are, ~Qle' t9 announce

',,! the abovC7s1u~b~ng :rate. 'Tb:e Nor, West Farmer Will be sent from date l

chusettli association two :r ..... ,; ,'" ~";",.....;------

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, TH E VERDICT. " SUbscription is received' until Jari-,It Is a~ti1lpiited that the tiattle.filp· uary first,' 190~~,tp.e'~!llan~!! of this

Alabama will l!e '.luite mobUe.-Boston year free. ,The bOOK, foX ,farmers, Herald. ,,' , entit1ed':('iT~ings Worth Knowing"

We now spend more on Bowerl than was speCially prepared, to supply any other ,country in the world.-New, " '.. '... 'f ," f' d f' f ' Orleans Times-Democrat., m c9,~v:e1¥ent orm a up ,0 m or-

Bridge ,whist is sweevln& over the' matlon worth dollars to the, flilrmers country 'and destroyl!ig the few minds of Western,Canada; It contains in an? cbarac.ters:not wrecked by politics.- corideiise'd' 'form the ~substarice of Mmneapohs Times. 'I .' h'ch

A 'A " b I th fi t t' many· goverment regu atlOns w 1 : n merlcan ug er was e rs 0 ,. '," h f' . ~ b" '

~,cale the "walls' of ,Pelting, which demon-, ~ear 4ir7ctlY,on t e ,armers, u~lI~,e?s strntes thlit, nny kind of s~a,le work' is a gestatlOn table for every' day m easy tor,U!llted States muslclans.--Den- the year for horses,', cattle" ,sheep ,ver,Repu~!lcan. .. and!swine, f valuable farin.pOinters; , "Sweden.-,Is the,latest country to app)y~ , " ' d' h ',' d ,to the Uriited States [or, a big loan. In pJan~ ,C!f han, y. om7-ma. e , the matter of mv,ing ,us money Turkey is ances; vetennary' bnefs ;ideas :g~ttin?"into better company every day.- leading men :' nQtes for the stock­'Wasblllgton Star. ,.' . ',' ,raiser and grain grower . in short O~ce more WI.l n;I!' triendly with Sp~in. it is a good sized book filled' with

The trenty ot aml,tY. commerce, navlga-, . ' ' . tion an'd general., intercourse. has been Just, sllch thmgs as every farmer IS

:j3ut when we ,met to nominate. signed ... ,Now let the wine. oil,and castile seeking to know. .,',' , One to contest the riding, .,soap co~e nion~. Just think! For,$I.50 you get !J."was Sanderson on the main line , A Phllndelplua wo~nn clalm~,Bhe,ba9 the Treherne Times. ,The Nor'-

, 'Vith'I o,ufon, the siding. got a pl!rpetual. motion macbme. It's " .. F 'Th W t ' , 'going to take tbl' 'general "public . some 'Ves,t armer; . e es ern .D.l)IllI~1 o !Nat, hudtr peen. gifted with, time to fOI'get, bowever. tliat the' Keely Monthly; "Thmgs Worth Know-, The organ .. of rhetoric, . " motor ~ailed trl'm Philadelphia. . ing"~a book for'fariners ;arid four I'd'gh~en these inbred Patrons fits, 0' ,. 0 beautifuI;pictures<ready 'for fram-

o In,their-own rustic Doric. " '.. .! , ' for only $L50. THE COOKBOOK. . ~ll orders; , . A set 'of Ignoramuses, " . ", ", . ' " " " THE TR' EHERNE TIM""'~ " '. " When mising:m'ustard for the table, It " ' ~,

That clamored for a saVIour,. is a great.'improvement ,to griiiluaU,.- add When out',of aU Rerfection'posed- a little salad 'oil .... ,:", , " ' ' ' , Jost"tliHik of ,such behaviour: " Sour milk and soda make a more deli-

, ,'..'.' ~ '. cate, .'devil~s food cake than sweet milk This the tliird time thatI've turned and linking powder.,' ,

My coat :and put it on",' A" ,dclicious sandwicb, "qt tor the .. And this time with,the~colors out, ,godS," is made,by spreading thin, trian-

, " •. ' " gular, slices of· ,raisin, bread with, Dutter ' Fqr Tllp~rand Hugh'.]oh?' 'and then with a layer ot sage: cheese.

P. S.- " Tie a piece ot bread about'twice the 'Ti "tl" . ted 1I.T " size ot an' egg 'in a linen bag and, put in' , S 'curren y repor ",.I.'., at; :, ,the: pot ot boiling vegetables.' This wiil ,,' ,That you have been defeated'-, 'absorb. all di~agreeable odors and' pre-Frie~,d;' all that. I 'have 'got', t~ 'say, vent them troni .permeating. the rOOl,lls. , You have ,beeribadly" cheated. Success' with a 'meringue depends on ", , ." , " .. '" ,three things •. Bent ,the eggs until stiff

I know' wliaf the):, are, and 'dry; do not put on n hot surface, or'

Are the best'jtidges of good , blacksmithing. ' The)r are " the people who can see our

, 'work as it stands the wear, ;' ,and tear' ofeyery-day farm , life, "Vf:, execute- the" style

of work that makeS a, mart' come ba~k and : try us ~gain. '>J.~Il,d11iblthingsticI;~s their palates" ,the egg will ,surely liquefy, and, tbird;

n111st L.'_~:": dcine'-just as' yo~ ~bnke, in' ft',hot oven. ,Tbe rule is on~ tao' ~,-',-J, " <I • ' 'blespoon!ul,of, Bugar, to the wllite of each \fjrll'li

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M~#~y to loan at lowest rates. Insurance and' .. A~ent for the '; Equitable B,uilding and Loan ,:,' Money to 10an"on farm mortgages' at lowest rate

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