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\i'. D5120! cl c1 « WWW. ” MW: PM WWW mvnnsula “'1'". “MWJOoau par Ibo (I! III- to .- mh) on human; 5 out. not “Dugout wamumulmIMNoo-uw In um-mu'lfiuuumxm MW “mt-.23 ... ‘1... .. ’1 CANADIAN POST m “by. m M bronto Civic Board. 0! Control has Immended the penance of e flay-law wating the width of time on ve- ihs, the object being the Protection (permanent room The commit- bwere of opinion that the impai- h'lnot alioenne tee shonldpot be Ddetobearliesvily,orant;asn re- niotion to bnaineu- The Principle into be “the m1 the-tire the higher the tee,” bot that" no fee at who requimdon vehicles that con- form to the regulation as m prover Vidths of tires. That's getting down to common eonse. The question is of the utmost importance to Ontario municipalities, and we hope the 108' Nature will take sOme effectiVe action It its next session. Certainly the ef- forts and precepts of Communique: Campbell will never bear proper fruit until "knife-edge” tires are legislat- ed against. Limbay public acIIDOI teachers will Mbtlesa endorse the following re- mrkaof the Londonneeras: A Ionian who toot: her little girl to I new school this fall found. it inter- sting to note the difference in the conduct of the other merrberd, who Bremen on a. similar stand. One :1: the teacher with indifference, Me with her fariefly, and tlulled away. Another greet- ed the same: teacher with cordial sympathy and frankly spoke to In: of her child’s” shortcomings, upper to want to and that: mime. mbathembepomnadndtodojs toamoptampleothundredAnstm- HanvoluntearsforSonthAIfioa-Dom the unhappy Secretary at Stat» not know that he is in joofiardixing up Mb! turningbaokthatothertwo hundred? that inattention or carelessly" prepar- ed lessons might not be excused. thus Ming an earnest desire for c0- mration in mutual wark. Another “amined. the arrangements for ven- tilation, and inquired whether the we ‘1ur 0(1me ad a ma £11 rin‘hotrmo,;rhhfit W” fry! pulses digufiongm up -“Iqun -uI Inn has: troubhd will” and mm m Tried HM’I relief and built In. WIS“. ‘- run" m Defoe 3mm”. dlinking-water was filtered. Ono Wonders how many children who began Rhool after the holiday‘swere W buried by intelligent and sympathetic Mixers, or, indeed, were accompan- id at all. Unfortunately only small 9" cent. of parents are known to m'nsu. FRIDAY. 00!. The Weekly Post. non, Joseph Chamberlain does pot ”HHS. IEIVI! l filo-when Dr.A.W.Chase’sOmhIM I""Wndwper.casiel'waytocul’c- cad- ba:baxous methods belongu. the 112:: “Mm: past. There was‘aumew only "M Operation was consdered the MN: Cure for piles. Nouo nay. Dew-'1” ”“11! there is sxiil {02:31 3 plays? u'es‘mhisdan CIOUS expat? . hymen?! one wgho still believes 11:313.“: n. “Wind nine recommend the requisition: of the highest sund- m'onh. thatitwinbeheldh . “Keva- itis used, find 33.”. ‘1.” every rude? _ -,A!.A m CANADIAN m u publhlnd m many. a- amm- .v '7‘. .wuu. 0f meritlllone Dr. Chase's Oi”- woniuway into thiswidec'id. -' .flithaSmadethemme'ofDr.Gml “most every home. and won for thy dkcpyem the tide of " -C:adsoan£memham;mm: ‘ Cure for piles. m mimhiDS-blaedmg' orgy-um .__ aoanmxanqum '9 5!: 2 gig ’! I" ‘3 T00 EDITORIAL NOTES. JOB PMIO. PAYA-nl ll mun. VII-BO! C WEI-891‘. 2, mu; EXHIBITIOX‘S. The show yru most enjoyable; and the exhibits in every dep artment sur- paucdthou of tprmorp years. which mark» the meow mdp progress at the “banner township. " his show in mining a name for ital! abroad as well u at home. 'Jnhe mainland-tin to "no found for steam u: this hi1- Khulna-name. ' -uww But annual 2311 exhibition of the Mari- 9“; Agricultural Scoiety. held et Oahmod on mm and Wednesday of last week, was indeed; gratifying success. and President A. 0..Eocg. Viceâ€"President Wm. O’Hara, secre- tery-treasnrer J. P. Cunninzs, endthe enemtio director: on now; wear a. contented smile. I About noon ot the second day, the people commenced erriving. and by 2 o’clock a fairly good crowd lnd gath- ered at the grounds, Liming. Wood- ville, Qunder-lama. Cannington. Little Britain and Gambray being well tep- mesented. No doubt, it the weather had been fine, the attendance would have been much larger. The 45th Battalion band. of Lindsay. rendered sweet strains of music on the attend at intervals all afternoon. oulnot be beaten. u the mod: androi- tor 5MP. (Wine pqd ogtglo up perhggt- wiry doputmont noun. um the quality 0! the Rhythm! beyond oriudm ”chewing ladlu‘ work wu particularly mm Such nucle- a: drum. Such article. on dnpu. domes. hit- ted nullu.’ oruy patchwork. Indra drou. embroidery in loos. intnntn' robon. log cabin qnilu. tlnnnols. cot- ton and wool. homo bluish. hono- mdo blnnkota. pruned flowers. alip- por-holdors. pin cushions. oto.. war. prottily arranged on the mien: table. and were clonal: gaming}! ‘by tho hit 1". Mason. consisting of two heaters and a handsome range. Mr. Mason personally presided oVer his exhibit. and was kept busy ell afternoon; ex- plainim; the good qualities of thele popular stoves. om: mrchante are not backwafl in showing their goods. 'Mr. Edwin Pronse's display of single and double aetts ofi harness proved a great attraction to horsemen. and many‘eales were mad». In the grain and seed: the showing was very large and: the quality good. Boots and Vegetables were equal to former yearn. In fruit apples took _t_he lgad end eclipsed form- IL_I-â€" um- Q n" This great convenience undoubtedly was appreciated by the umbrella-e. ”swam“ ‘ a“ ‘3‘: ":- torvrsnc. recon rpm no- edtorltetineh .t mum cattle end sheep. end the kph! this year did not tell Wild. The exhifiiu in the build! were e [mt nttreetlon; tin dhp in every depertpegt my. W830i“; end :1; "131-13 Vfiifigipii bxhl‘aito’n won: Mrs. '1‘. Gmnogny‘. Mn. §1°7t:.Â¥.‘." m J. uswuuwnl. gnu-u w---, ____, A. Dixon, Mm. D. flown, Mn: Callie, Mrs. A. McMillan. Mia Club, Mn. w. Pence, '1'. Carpenter. Mrs. C. H. Netherton. Mrs. J. F. Gunning In. N. Hill. MS. L. Comil,'Mn. D. Dun- dee. M11. 6. J. Goad. Mrs. Wm. Oorneil. Mrs. W. J. Yeo. Mrs. T. Wehstet, Mrs. J. B. Weldon, Mrs. A. McMillan. Mrs. '1‘. Pnley. 8. Oliver, Mrs. 'J’. Tinney, ms-Windrim. and others. In the r‘ght hand corner at the main entrance was a very attractive display of" Gin-112i. stoves and hand- J‘bited 1p! Mir. Geo. 1y ‘arran'go and tho judge: but little difficulty Wadi" awarding Que prizes. splendid; although the entries were not as numerous as some years. t1»; quality could not be touched. Mrs- R Dundas, Mrs. '1‘. Puley, of OM? and Mrs. Wm. O'Hara. of Fingerboard. ‘ were successful prize-winners. I fl'o the right of the main hall Mr. B. . S. Robertson, the well-known carri-g age manufacturer. of Little Britain. showed seva covered carriages and; cutters. which for quality of work-1 muship. tine finish and running gear, 5 could not be beaten. 'Ehese beautiful 1 samples were greatly admired- In; road carts Mr. John Banner, the vil- 5 legs “with,” had an excellent display Bis carts are in (banand all the time, 9 and m. Rayner says it is impossiblef to beep up with the orders. Newly- , married people. and old ones. too, were to be seen hanging around Mr: Oscar ' Wakely’s exhibit of furniture, who we ‘ understand made several good sales; rm» display of pumps at this fair: would lead one to believe they were; visiting the Industrial at Toronto. Mr. I T. 11.. Barnes. of Woodville, shOWed five of his popular force. lift and cistern pumps, which were closely inspected. Mr. Barnes, who had charge of the exhibit. was a busy men all afternoon iving pointers and making sales. gylvester Bros. Mfg. Co. had several of the celebrated Dennis pumps on the‘ grounds. These pumps have been lav- ‘ orites in this locality for several years. i We understand some good sales were ‘ youâ€". of Mhililla. a1 35:1. Wm. 99°“ MARIPOSA FALL SHOW. [3. 3130 Buavvvv_ _ Stevens. and Mr. J. Stacey. itain, were awarded first and izes. respmtiVely, for sucking r. John Bagshaw. Mariposa. and money in the draught :- smumm 'â€" by m. 500. ' ""1' two heaters “3 Mr. Mason gag; hm exlnolt. had 1 . When entering the made the via- itors on first caught .this favoritn dopartmnnh Tho disfifny , m not I lacking in on! was. me liov the showing far omdfifin‘ovfifiu 305878. I i 4 o t I ! Competition was been in the various :clasaes. and it required a skillful jnduo to award the prizes. m Cullis 81-09.. of Powlos' Corners. show- ed mun coop: comnfisinz such: pam- lar birds as Dorkinlrs. Brown Leah horns and Black Minorou. and were very successful prize-winners. 8. Oliver. Unfit-my. also took army prison. Messrs. W. P. Kim: and J. “Mark. Oak- ‘wnod. Wm. Smmitt. Valentin. D- Eazloson. Glandine. J. Found. John Begshaw. Mar-imam J. Grabs. Cunningâ€" tnn. and A. McMillan. Woodvillgm also very successful exhibitors. Md. a fine your“ ball. "Band Rock." 30 took noon 8:!“ It. tho Cantu! hlr. Mr. John who". 0! Woodvllk. the well-known mk- Zmoodol'. M ulna head of pure but! Durham and thus had 0! ' rad. cattle. and carried of! urea pr us. His bull. “Lord ‘Willowhbyfi' in I Tho uhibit in this elm m not as large a it ought to have been. but the showing was up to its prodm nun were only three chuc- ro- prenontedâ€"Ieicostop, Cotswold: nnd Hampshire Dom Mas-rs Oullll Bras. Wm. Thu-nuke. Gm. Mark. J. Gibbs. J'. Maw. Mothers“. J. Gumball. A. Hellman and Goo. Mom was ha p'flncipal exhibitors. ., wood. each showed aged builtthat were greatly admired. They had eeV- eral others that won prizes. In the popular Berkshire breed More. R. Eagleeon. Geo. Mark and W. Rich. had it all their own way; they showed some aged boars and Wand one year old boars that were extra line animals. In Tamworth Mean: AWm. Thorn- flylwav wov-v uâ€"‘g --.- _-____ ,7 7 ed Angus Maura. Cullie Bro... of Powh- Corneregxhibited nine headot shot-thorn oettle end Iueoeedod in getting first prize on the bull "Boote- mnn." eecond on cow. neeoml on two year old boiler. first end eecond on yearling heifers. end tint on bull calves. Mr. Tflt. of 01W. 30: that and eeoond on two mama cow-e. Mr. Wm. Thor-mute Ahmed eome tine Durham and Holstein cattle. and me ewerded severe! prizes. Mr. James. of Oukwood. was very moons- (pl lnfioletelnn. D. Culey. Lindsay. An_- _-_..I2__ knll “Du-4| «1310.600 600...! Coad and Geo. Ic‘Kaguo were the principal exhibitors. ticket. Mr. John Wylie. W 8‘ mono. gnu on ”aha-um“ W‘ Mann. . King, Goa Gnhm. 0153' wood, D. 0. Ross, Woodvmo. M101 “ylg’Lindsay nhowod graft! 5“: m. regs-gm out “my” French Coca: ' “Julian m In. w j ,‘m ”Brood, P. not”? florbnm.‘ . H. ‘Nethorton. Po‘ . 1- D. mghadyen, J.,D,oGoer. w. M w.‘ Thorndgho. J. Found. R- “7"“ way and R. S. Robertson showed m handmmo and promising coltl- 83m. magnificent specimen: of saddle 110““ won “exhibited by Messrs. Dr. Chaun- bers. E. Broad. A. E. Silva-wood. W. Thorniyko and J. DeGoer. CATS L E. Hotipoaa fair hold itLWn 3‘ hr as the showing 0! cattle was conga!!!- ed. for than is no better stock-mlflnc district in tho county than the “ban- ner towndnip." Every class was mp- maonted and comgetigorL won keen; We lvnuur. "vvga '-â€"â€"â€" - resented en competition was keen. In crude cattle Mr. B: Emleeon. of Gladine, was very euceeseful; he show- ed two fine bulls. one 19 maths old called “Greenwood." the other he: 9 months old. D. McPhayden. Cromwell, got tird prize on two year old grade Durham heifer. Mr. R- Eakine. o! Glandim‘momd hie POP“- lar bull, “Glandine Ned.” Mr. '1'» B. Sonley. o: l’inedale. as usual we! I» prize-winner in Holstein; he show- ed eix head eltwether. getting five first and one eecond prim. Hie fev- orite bull, “Diamond Chiet." is chard animal to beat. Mr. J. Beg-shew. of Mm“ . showed three head of fine A; _ 're oettl_e_ and five head's}. Poll; A,e|e, This department was equal to other years. In Yorkshire Whites. Ir. J’. Tnylpr nng M}. W: P. ang. of Oak- : no, LL .1. The bicycle race proved very inter- eating as well u exciting and. mult- ed as follows: VOpotLMshig 199.9 â€"1nt B. Carat-miter. Valentin: 2nd G. Moore. Oakwoodzz T; and B. Paulina. Oakvdnd. aim oompefnd. Open Dace-â€" hf Wm Robinson. Lindsay: 2nd R. Siddle. Timisav. H. Carnenter. Valen- compot- “at. and Goo. Moon. 00W 0 ‘ ‘ SPEEDTNG-IN-ME-RING. 1111i: mrt of the prdzrnm was eager- ly watched for. and the two events WA". (:10le mntonted. resultim as follmn: OM M'tlo On-n Ramâ€"1. Wal- hoa'q R Walla“? 2. D. Gordon's. Late? 3. N. Hm’z Wrdia C Gmn Ramâ€"l. Gnrdnn’a Manda: 2. Wm Thorndy‘ka’c Billy '13: 3. R» Mia’sNellio B. time 8.12 THE CONCERT. 'l‘iho concert given in the town hall in the owning was an umualified sucâ€" cees. Every seat was fined and stand- ing room was at a premium. The Dru-Tram motioned was of a moat en- joyable nature. Mr. James Fax re- deemed his aid-time reputation and kept the audience in roars of laugh- ter ’by his rich humor and comic sim- inur. He was ably assisted by Mr. E. .T. Firth tfio famous tenor singer. of dim-Onto. The members of the 45th Batt. Band rquered upgropriatf mimic , ._ . ...I A- Knotty Questions in Local Improvement. (To Ed. of The Post.) Sinâ€"11110 Chipman plan of sewers cdmmitts the town to an expenditure of over 860,000. Certainly this is a serious quewstion. The present coun- cil are forcing this expenditure. ' Is the town ready for it? And, if :so, do the citizens understand the posi- tion? To bring this within practical limits, let me state this prOpOsition: lelo Ituuu .- ..~--.V_ tnzethel' with newrai comet selec- tions. We ‘rem‘et our inability to go into details. but must conzratuquo the directors upon pmparimz such an high-class evening’s entertainment. Lindsay-st. sewer, when completed. extends over four blocks. According to the present construc- tion put upon the statute, fifteen blocks on side streets are liable to pay now a. special tax for the construc- tion of thg Lindsay-st. sewer, because at some future Lime they may use the sewer as an outiet. ’I‘p be more par- ticular, the property-owners on Rus- sell-st. east, viz., Meats. J. G. [Ed- wards, W. Needler, W. Grace,'P.a. Spier, 'Wm. White; Eon. Senator Dobson, and others, are now -Yin8 a special tax for this sewer, 3 though they do nut now, and my not, within the nextm year55mab any use of it. Are. these tlemen aware of this fact? Col. ’oon, qz}_ Glands-8L, who pqtualy is using this sewer as an outlet told mothat ho was not paying, and did nO‘t expect to be called on to pay, anytlung for Iandsayfat. _a_e_w_er._ COMMUNICATIONS. BICYCLE RACE- POULTRY. MEEP. SWINE. CH‘ICAGO’S‘ FESTIVAL. Sir INSISTS 0N FAIR TREATMENT. Chicago; Oct. 10.-â€"Prelident Ho- Kinley tmew e trOWeltul of mot-tor under an uplmod block of limestone at midday. and thus tormny laid the comet at e of the magnificent new Federal ilding of Chicago. Vteeâ€" President arisen], of Mexico; Pro- mier 14m- . of Canada. many not- able pereo of three countries and n vast Iago looking on. A roar of cheers om down Jackson boule- vard had nounced the coming 0! President cKinlcy and his petty: M. cfié. chitin-ion of the corner stone eeremohiee. President. 1(6me and the Presidential party. with other distinguished Vinita". were .- carted to ac Union mine Club. where they pertook of e hurried luncheon. The cutie-e lured-eel. The Mexican doiecetion. heeded by Vice-Pruideni Herbal. end the (b- nadiene. under the leedeuhip 0! Pre- mier Laurier. were received by Prui- dont. McKinley et. the Auditorium Ao- nex yesterday. Genera loGibbon presented Premier Leurier. end the latter introduced the minder 0! his party. which included Hon. 3. B. Dobell, Sir Alphonse Pelleuer. I. P. McMuilen. L. 0. Devid. J. 8. Willi- son. annexing editor at The Toron- to Globe; Raymond PMonuine. Mayor 01 floured: John Elev. llayor of Totonto. Sir Willi-id 1A.!- rier and the President meteLv ex- changed tonne! complimenee. expreee- ing pleasure et meeting each other. At the trance of the Union League Clu the President end tho members 0 his party alighted. end after a. bri reception. were escorted acroee Jack n boulevard to s plot;- torm in fro t of the Feds-J buildâ€" ing. A perfect hurricane oi cheat-I greeted the President u ho wu .- cnrted to the dai- et the side of which the corner stone wu Impend- cd randy for the ceremony. Secretery Lyman J. Gaga u presiding once: (or the corner stone exercise we. then introduced and delivered en ed- drcu Approwieto for tho oeeuion. Speeches W“ 1. Km '10 the mum W An occasion which brought forth interesting speeches from the Prai- dent. o! the United Sum und tho Premier of Canada was a. banquet given by the citizen's ot Gale-go in honor of the numerous distinguished visitors who have been “tending the ceremonies in connection with tho r-v-nnutnnn lavinl o! the W F“- corner-stone laying of the new Fed- eral building. The tables were Spretd last. evening in the body of anaemia great Auditorium, a. temponry floor eretching outWards iron the It!“ having been erected. The human“ building maxed with Jectflc mu, and was resplendent With flap. The 77--) uuu " u.- . wr-â€"-â€"-â€"- . militarism. which was so pronounced as feature of some 0! the speechel. was a. conspicuous feature likewise oi the mural deeorations. lulu-t lunar” A: the back of the “age. Where the table of honor stood. and Immediate- ly behind President McKixiey'a chair. appeared a design in the rm 0! an ornamental arch, below being a piece of cannon. At. the knee 0! one column was the figure of an armed soldier. In a similar position on the other side stood the figure 0! a jack vu-w u.â€"-. "- - V tar. behind whom loomed up thohun and masts o! a. warship. Flanking the triumphs! arch on cub side were the Stars and Stripes. The British flag and the Canadian coat of an were hung close at. hand. '11:. boxel to the right and left overlooking the hall were occupied by Mrs. McKin- ley, Lady Laurier and other ladle in evening costume. The main gul- leries Were .occupied by the creun of Chicago society. The ladies took much interest in the proceedings. Md remained until after President He- Kinley and Sir Wilfrid Laurier had spoken Alter a. splendid menu. prepared and served under the special direction 01 Manager Adams. the toast lbt was proceeded with. Governor Ten- ner of Illinois. and Mayor Harrison 0! (mleago. voiced warm welcomee; then followed Senator Shelby H. Col- lom, and he in turn by President He- Kinley, who delivered a speech decid- edly lmperlallatlc in tone. Don Igne- cio Mnriscal. Vice-President o! lexi- co. next spoke briefly and dweltnpon the friendly relations between the United States and Mexico. The toaatmaster. in eloquent words then proposed the health of tne Pi'e- mier of Canada. Loud cheers broke from the company in response. and the orchestra played a. few stems of “God Save the Queen.” In the well-known air the banquetere joined Sir Wilfrid'l Speech, Sir Wilfrid. on rising to respond, was received with cheers continued into an ovation. After a tribute to Chicago and the demonstration they had that day witnessed. Sir Wilfrid :25de “there had 1101'. been too many potty quarrels between Canada and the United States, and said a’suâ€" [-remc effort should 'be made to bet,- ter theflrelatio’ns and make the Gov- ernment of Prmidcnt McKinley and the present Government of Canada, with the assent of Great Britain, so to work together as to remove all causes of dissension. with heurtiness w “um. “And, regarding the commission which sat first in the old CitKYot Quebec, Ind sat next In the Ch: 0: . m I an Erry‘ to m,“ sum Sir mm. "the‘ realm has not been commensurate with our ex~ pectatien. Shall I speak my mind? [Cris or 'Yes.’] We met a stumbling block in the question_ot the ’Aiaskn frontier. Nile“. _-_ AL- “m..- u"; \guco.-v- v- -..- - let me say here andiuow’.‘ theireo’mmiulofi did not settle that question. and referred it to their respective Governments. and they are now dealing with it. May I be permitted to say here and now that we do not desire one inch of your land? [Applause] But it I state. however. tint we want to hold our lend. will that he an Auction: sentiment! want to know? Howevemhouxh that would not be In American sentiment. though it would not be a British or Cuna- dian sentiment} un here to m, were all LL-‘ 4 __ ho unh- Territorial nun-u Receive! Attention Fro- tho Promo: g. slog-cat Word.â€" Blood Tu Between cm: 33““. “a the United satesâ€"Liberal View- awn senusueu», .I. In: uvnc -.v w. -w. my fellow-count en. that we want to land upon e extreme mum of :1 ma. EWemmd! tozivendtohke. We can afford to be just; we an “lord to-vbe nemns, became we ere “tong. BuotI tough we In" many little bickering: that kind. I minwhole mind, and I bellcve I me m d o! w you mu..- mega when I say that, utter when we goowntothbonomofmee we mmrmmnxemm ‘u e Wilfred Lauder Discuss” Canadian Questions. Duuunuhed Speakers, u": nAxom. ‘ coat. of arms nd. The box“ wet-looking the 1 Mrs. McKin- 1 other India ammo. 001‘0 .. 3.33....13' not try. air. an incident took piece h the month of June lest. which showed to no at on events conclusively that there in between u n very deep end sincere election. 1 may be pardoned it 1 retail dist inetnnee bee-use l have to speak.“ myself. in the month of June that 1 spoke on the door of the House or Common- ot Cnnndn on the question of Monte. end i enunciated the very obvious truism that intel'nstionni problems on: be settied in one or two ways only. either h srbitretion or by war. And. nlth I proceeded to say lmmedinteiy thnt wnr betkeen amt Britain end the United eme- vonld be criminal nnd would not be thought of for n moment: still the very word "war" crested mic In excitement in this country. M t anseiese excitement. though i was indirectly the cone of It. i do not at this moment and In tnnit. because it convinced me to an n nte certainty that between an: country end my country the reintions we reached that degree of may” ro- srect and nileciion thnt even word ‘ner” is never to be mentioned. in n Brit- ileAh W3” or on America use-My. no use thriendhnetorCnuonesidnnonsnt no thst he might believe nae ni-ost n- Amcrienn. i uh I Britta subject. but l "H n lover of liberty. n believer In dell- :‘entic Jauittnggnn. end '1. re ced'g a: you n spectec w seated at Santiago. El Gem end «newton and»: the “0.192-! .9211"! .......r rum-J will“ yes-“got: were and?! wu- lodll- M n: the wake: . and though 1: turn! an: non onld dds with tho or "fly. our gym (Ne. vent to y no other moon , panelâ€"cad I a noun you wlth me that though our rel- not ruched the decree of per! which I would uplre. tron um hum-turned!!! the Name! 3%?» a i 5.1â€"?- 55% E a? 2% Unitedsumptmflg or blood which 10- M [npplnunelâ€"nd 1‘2”] to meat W. anal-gym: enact-madam «no aâ€"nmmm than ngu on mm- 0‘ theotherutlontowwm' “9' WEE-l _ mmndvunrlimgneum than no u clvll war between all her cob-In. The Union Jul-Ix; the: existed bum Bach-d and edema. was mend. n It wan sound by Anod- m It was through the hat: or the 3mm vmnent of that . (AP- lam, I! the Bridal Gown of that iii-o'fifivoâ€" 1360.50336an 'nboolntol . the to- t would have been distant. m of would have been very diluent. undo... But wt: in been done cannot be You cannot expect tut the won vnIcI manmmllmbemced. but mmmthofiwummam n. mama nnder the um, “Juan”. m- C. I. Convention. Iona-eel. Oct. 10.â€"-The Dominion Conventlon o! the Christian Endeavor ot yucca-day “Moon's meeting electod the following omccrl for the moduli Council at the society: Pro- “dent. 8. Tower Ferguson. Toronto: vice-president. W. L. thus-lea. Coot!- eooke; centuryâ€"manta. G. J. Ao- nneon. Toronto. On motlon o! J. Dalian-Clarke o! Toronep. the: city we: selected on the next place at m m:- bean in home min. 30’. 'hsd his little whirl Upgn q» yids mud: wjth Bo tell: u of his flirting with IbomidaoterOtfim; Sh. pntths an concerning 1: a» made a tool of him. famous religion: hook. of which over three million copies has been gold. has been induced to unseat. in en utiele which he has sent to The Ladlee’ Home Journal. the question which uncon- sciously comes to the mind utter rend- infi his book: “Is this Plan practic- who in our present daily life I" Mr. Sinldon does not ende the question. but savers it in n direct and vi;- orous manner, and tells exactly what he believes would be the elteot of his plan upon modern business methods and present-day socisl lite. "I ”a w-vâ€" ._._7_' - , , ter. and spent an evening telling each other animal stories. The interpre- terottheJ lemnhedsstorxotu grizzly bear. . 'niompeon had one ready for him. It took an hour towel! it. When he had finished. Mir. Kip- ling, said: “That’s fine, Thompson, why don‘t you write it I" Mr. Ihomp- son has since wrote it under the title of “The Biqp‘aphy of a Grizzly.” end its publication will be begun in the November number of The Century ”’n E. said mt Rudyard Kipling ma Ernest Setonf'l'hompsog meat. .1331: fig: BRIGHT’S . DISEASE DODD’S II KIDN_EY The lovely is the deadliest and most painful malady to which mankindissublect. Dodd’n Kidney Pills wxll cure any case of Bright's Disease. Theyhave never failed in one single case. They are the only remedy that ever has cured it, and they no the only remedy that can. There are inutations of Dodd‘s Kidney Pillsâ€"9m, Twoof‘l‘han. PILLS izhow ulna. 'ho Yong: bk nunhou u of that [an practic- lite I" Mr. 10 quutign. 3t and n3- wctly what fleet of his I; methods Kipling uni at last win- finmmorfim not yet imtslied, consequently much 0! the work has to be done by headâ€" powu. The locks are 270 test by 45, with 15 feet on the nits-e sills. Wurellsoithelocksue‘l ieet high. the tots! liit being 82,5 (set. A good desl oi satisisction was s» mused st the quality oi the stone- work oi the guard pics sad the first lock. which is s hesutiiul bit oi work. A [rest deal oi work is still necessary. but when the csnel is an- Ished.uhssbesnssid.itwillbes mgninceat hit of work. There m ave highwsy bridges over the csnsl, which are ell clean swing. Thus was is to mm as was mmchtnnd. Iona-Id. Oct. 10â€"11:. Btu-Pub Men the following modal abh- tromlmdon. mBflthBou-dolmmw hrshomtnlnomthllhowm muooo cal-manure 634.000. In: to T‘HE OfHCIAL PARTY PRESENT Atcmuctg and Surveyor: “WMWMW 10'0“}! 0-. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Specialist W. L. HE] :8. u numuaouuuthh" mmuaomm plot. n Kent M P"- CAVAHA WATSOI E0. SUITE, 0. L. Wad mama-um- mm: new l!‘u.:i~£m -4-- M- .3. mans. L. G S. RYERSON. co MIMI-37.. mm. oth-yiognevdothu'uh- mforfesrofinjmingtheir doth; Wogmuuothnt “deu‘villnotiqim themoudolicuafabric. It just loo-am the «lit-turd dammit. 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