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out for the Fox Show 'hsesday night. I-£58110 if Cross Hail. October 39th --

esis.si. me rom. weneerrnl prizes. sos:-si Mf- ~‘°Mt1w1 West who hu been

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brides mother, Mrs. Tents, was

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work “lm 1 _ ..._ returned Saturday night from a;

thfie Welke visit to BNYOA. The?

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CANADA,-Sunday, Nov. 3rd. There will be services in the Geddy Mem- orial Church at 11 a. rn. in the Long River Church at 2.30 p. m.,- in the Clifton Church at 7.30 p. m. Preach- ler. John meek.

UNABLE T0 ATTEND-A tele-

gram was received by Mr. J. Walter nlones yesterday from Dr. Grlsdale. Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Ot-

19 QLEEN STREET irlifinborrerown els so cenisf ""' °"’"“1“‘ "ln" "h“° }‘° “’

TELEPHUNE M2 _‘_ A l,0MER0Y_ Ml ____ unable to be present at the Fox

Eas

-Among the visitors to the oily is

_ nager. _

~- f- 5' - -- - ____ v A piwmmwr acslrnlss mn §”;"w;fu;'“_“°’°“ "“° D" GI”

a b. one of the apes _ers at the fonnal opening this evening.

. , . Mr. W. H. Kelleher of Swansea,

IEW ISSUE Wales, who was at the Rotary Club 60” mn Fon n,lAm_u__M___

yesterday, the guest of Mr. Alfred

Issac Carter, Mrs. Carter and daugh-

__ . ` ` Plckard. of A. Piekssd and Company.

Mr. Kelleher who is in the coal bus- 3;; P1_?;':_Ctxul:io;r_;i_;_1gw_i_>_nb:

iness in Weiss represents a descend-

sway for the winter. Mr. Carters

51 _ G B ant of the firm of T. B. Richards da hmm hu not Mm 'ood mr "mp ' _ O 0 Onds °°“""”" th’ ""4 °' "“° nn" "°' time me he nes been nav-ues ty his ._ _ _ _ ing e miner ei the me ues. cept. dom, ,D at any ,mm ,bwnm

_ Denomination $1,000

William Ribhlrds Of Bideiord, Prince

managed .for many years the large fleet of vessels which had boon built from time to time by cept. Eleanor and Senator Yeo in the western part of this province.

` ' and take much needed res . We

‘ Due NOV€1‘1'1bQ1‘ 1’ Edwud mmd' The w°x'h mm wish them-ia pleasant trip snd hope

Mr. Carter will return fully restored to good health again.

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eriol: J McLeod Judge cf the Sup-

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vice was closed wllli a procession in honor of the Feast Day. The Vener- able Arcl-:deacon White who had tak- en the services at G~ec1‘E¢t0W1\ md

Cherry valley during the day was present and read the lessons and PFD nounced the benedlctlon. Friday next being All Saints Day there will be a

Choral celebration of the Holy Com-_ munlon at 7.15 a. m. sunday next al mission lasting a week will besin iO‘ which all are invited. The Rev Fath- er Turney of the Society of St. John the Divine will be the miss1on_- er.

IIICKS-TE__R.B.IS-A pretty wedd-

ing was solemnlzed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Terrls, Moncton, on Wednesday evening at 8 o'cloek when their only daughter, Mattie Altha, was united in marriage to John Clifford Hicks, son of li/lr. and Mrs. James Hicks, of Canaan. The cere- lnony.`which was perfonned by Bev. J. Griffiths, of Surrey, Albert county, took place under a beautiful arch from which was suspended a white wedding bell. The bride entered the living room with her father to the strains of the Wedding March play- ed by Mrs. John Mullins. The bride looked charming in a beautiful gown of white. satin with overlace. carry- ing a. shower bouquet of Ophelia roses sndfcarnatioils. ` She was at- tended by the grooin's sister. Miss Matilda!!-licks, who was dressed in pink crepe de chens and carried a bouquet -of roses and carnations. The groom was supported by the bride‘a brot.her,\Kartson. "While the register wls being signed, John Mullins sang "The Voice That Breathed 0'er Eden." The rooms were artistically decorated, the color scheme in the dining room being pink and white. with streamers from the chandelier ic the table centered 'with the wee- ding cake. A delicious buffet lunch was served in one hundred guests. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts including china, sil- verware, linen and money. 'rho sroom's gift to the bride was a chest of silver. The bi-ide‘s parents gave bl O substantial GNN- The D110

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The Edinburgh Review <oenr.innee :rem Page 4)

ers of the nineteenth century, andli from the early date at which its] pages were enlivened by the sparkl- ] 158 wit of Sydney Smith. the wisdom - er menu-ei Horner. the polished pe-i rlods of Francis Jeflrey. and the racy style or ure Erougham. the obllg. I archy of intellectuals recruited for

active service in the "Edinburgh" gave t it a position and influence unrivalled l in the history of journalistic annals. ,F Amongst the contributors enrolled T were Sir Walter Scott, George Ellis. ` nr. .lcim Alles, I-Ieuem, Msitl-ius.l James Mackintosh. William Haziitt,i Noon Tsllourd, McCulloch, Ur. Ar-_ nold, Macaulay and Carlyle. John' Wilson, though a Tory was glad to, _ accept JeHrey’s invitation to contri- f buts. In short. the steady series of *

essays which, ranting through every E department of human knowledge. _ politics, science, poetry. hisi»°f¥. Phil- f csophy and the fine arts. and des-i crlbed as “freighted with the spoils' of the ages... appeared in the Re- view. Every literary student isaware that it was an article in the Review that evoked the stinging retort of Byron in his satire “English Bards and Scotch Reviewers," but it is not so well-known that hard Brougham was the author' of this severe indict- ment. all we charset*/ristie of the criticism to which the “philosophic radicals" gave full cope during ' the

earlier issues of their magazine.

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predicted their work would last.. Such dictum is astounding. Experience has= falsified this verdict. as also most ofl Jem-ey's political ' prognmtlcatlons The student pellileil pertiesnship eil the Review brought about a crisis in]

1809. when scott and the moderates 1

trlbutors, and established its rival. the Quarterly. The basic policy which the Edinburgh Review adopted and

|thet the prosperity and happiness all ,mankind can be best pronloted byj state improvements. especially by the development of political economy and , the sci-ences. Churches they regard-i ed as decrepit institutions. To ideal- l istic concepts they psld nc attention

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. MONTREAL- Que, Oct. 23---Dom- _inicn live stock trading was argl; on the Mon.real livestock markets. today cattle recent; 3.323. The bulk of the cattle were banners and Cut. ters' bulls and comnlon cox-.;~,_ one Car of heavy steers brcuglit 53.75 and 4 or 5 cars of gscrl steers _brought $8.50. The balance of the stezrs sold

for $8.00 or under. Good cows brought $6.50 and just metllllni kinds $5.00 10 $6.00. common bulls were ull- changeri at $5.00 for light ones L-‘J $5.25 and $5.50 for those of better weights.

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$8.00 io $8.75; medium $7.50 to 53.00. common 86.00 to $7.50, butcher lieif-

cents higher. '

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:mtl rulls as law as F-1.00.

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lambs good $10.00 no $10.50, common $7 00 to $9.75.

l-Zo; 1'ec:.i1:is 3287. Hogs were 5(

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