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The Home Paper.-

lg "Your paper tells you when tc go to

amy, the county court and probate wart" says an eminent clergyman, umywngn to send your children to

' schooy It tells you who is dead, who

uma”-Rd, who is sick, who is born

_ d may other things you would not

UL - 30' hgglls attention to public en-

rige and advocates the best schools.

mw and order in town. lt records

,, me marriage of your daughter. the

death of your son and the illness of our W§f@_ free of charge. It sets forth

_ ae advangaves and attractions of your _ mfmiuvitescimmigration apd is.t.he first

L to welcome newcomers. let, in] spite 1 all these benetits, some peop e say

_'M __ ge home paper is not halt as good as un’ ' mn, gutside paper and that no interest ut’ ' in their business or success. The home

'> ‘ a er like the church, is too often ne-

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“Fit-st the seed; then the pumpkin;

then the pie. _ _ 1 also Seed no pumpkin; no pumpkin, no pie. _

--And what is a Thanksgiving dinner

without the pie 1°

i-But before the pie comes the tur-

key, and tirst ot all comes the. table linen.”

` ~'1‘hat°s the point." “Thanksgiving Table Linens” thus: ~~This is your seed time and the har-

vest you shall iezp is phenomenal. The worlds greatest values iii quality and design are before you for your select- ion in our linen department. Do you wantaharves; E’ Itso do your part. Buy white aprons and give the dress a Puritan turn on this occasion which especially perpetuates Old New Eng-

~ land memories and customs."

Some white liiitn at a thanksgiving price for to-day only. _ Good wi-le unbleached linen. 15c.

if 27c, 33c, ltic, 45c, 5Oc, and 65c. p ‘ This latter is a beauty. V -_ Snow-white bleached linen, ooc, 65c. ' 75c, 950. $1.15, and $1.25. , Buy your Thanksgiving Linen at J as f Paros & Co's.- 23.

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THE BY-ELEGTIUNS

Nominations Dec. 7 and

Slx Seats Vacant, Five El-

ections On -The Late

Members, Their Partv Color and Majorities They Had--How the Vacancies Occurred.

OTTAWA, Nov. 22-[Special]-The

dates of the by-elections for all vacan- cies but one are announced. \Vrits are

Nominations, Dec. 7- elections, Dec

ton, North Simcoe and East Prince.

In the general election of 1896 these

Polling Dec. I4. 1

Choquette being appointed a iudge.

ln \Vest Huron, Cameron, since de-

ceased, was made Governor of the North West. In Prince the elevation of Mr. Yeo to a senatorsbip causes the vacancy.

Sheriff Gaffney is appointed Return-

TRAIIE AND SHIPPING

There was a slim attendance at the

market yesterday owing no doubt to the disagreeable weather and extremely

had roads. There are no important.

changes in prices.

Reports from the creameries and

cheese factories of Manitoba show that the production of the creamery butter for the year will be about 987,000 pounds and cheese about the same amount. The price realized has been about half a cent a pound higher than last season.

Ai~i>r.i~: nxroitr TRADE.

There was a very tair crop of ap-

ples in certain Ontario districts this year, and the export trade in them was extended somewhat. Quite a lot were shipped to Winnipeg. A Toronto firm shipped a large lot. to Finland. this be- ing the first shipment of Canadian ap- ples ever mude to Russia, and it is thought that quite a large export trade can be maintained with points in Rus- sia. There has been much complaint in Pacific coast cities about the :manner in which fruits by steamer from Cali- fornia arrive there, and with favorable

ern Canadian fruit might be placed on

vatage to buyers and sellers. The ex-

been a good one and money has been

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here this morning with her machinery disabled.

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rate Rejected - English Papers Praise American

_ Cenerosity - Suffering in

Japan.

Parris. Nov. 22.-fl-(Special)-Spain

has not withdrawn from the peace con- ference.

The belief is that Spain will decline

the twenty millions of money and will

out for simultaneous elections as fol- l freight Tatfis and feffigefatof Cars east' I not cede the Phillipine islands,but will

low: i the British Columbia markets with ad_ bow to superior force,leaving the Amer-

icans in charge.

_ ' ' port trade in apples with Great Britain, f Sp8.iu"s proposition to invoke the ot-

14' ‘” Bagm’ Mommagnv’ W‘”tL“mb` France and Belgium this season has iices ofa third power to construe the

words “control, disposition and gov-

west Huw" is not yet fixed' made on good second fruit' ernment of the Phillipines” was re-

THE CHEESE MARKETS, jected by the American commissioners

markets on this side of the Atlantic is

eliniral divisions rammed members it The statistical position of the cheese on the ground that the diction of the 8.5 0 OWSZ ` ' i -

third article of the protocol,dealing wilh

B9».l0t» Qlle-» Dulmnti Consefvativev I mm-e Satisfactory now than ii; was 3 the Philliplnesl, is so broad and clear as

by acclamallon- yyear ago. Most; of the Ontario factories to afford ng jusiitigatiuu for al-bin-3-

Montmavn Que., Cho uette, Liber- east of Toronto have sold their make

== 5" ‘1 _ _ tions as between the parties to the

31’ 242 mljol-my and there is said to be much less held a remnant.

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West Lambton, Ont., Lister. Liberal, ‘ ily factfmymeu mE`lfe West than at this _ _

1 158 mqjomy time last .'i`°a\`-- 1*- ' LONDON, Nov. 22.-(Special)-The

North Simcoe out Mccarthy Im PORT OF TIGNIsH_ yEnglish papers call the American peace

dependent 1 107 majérity ' ' offer at Paris a generous and parti-

N.21.-I.Sh.Chl D- East Prince, P_ B I ’ Yeo, Liberal, R003’ cargo. n C 1' ar es fs cular1Y lgrge monetary grant under the

117 mimity- _ _ NOV- 2.1¢.-.,Out._S<:l1r. .A°d.ss!v>!.Bs_1;1_\:_ .fir °“_ms._ _'_'°°_s_* _ . __ . _ ; _ _ - _ _ ._ ._ vm. », __ _ . _ .

west Huron, ont” Cameron, Liberap ham, Miller, Alberton, gen. cargo. TTUBY 515° Pr”-l§9 lh¢_0l59U *i°01` P0' "mf", Headache F°wders_wcts_ b°d5_'"i° 1°” ‘__ ,__ ' ~

317 m’1l°1`itY. . . hey Qi .the Amencanl In .regard to the BUY the best rubbers - we have them. if ' A A 0' - ~ »

PORT O I. TON. ° ’ ’

The vacancies occurred in North P A BER ?h1£lpx_eS` I"I("i1?ey tiimk It will prevail R. K. Jos'r Stampefs C°r°°r' _

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sitnnnc and Bagotnytne death of mel N_0v-18--In Black hatch. Perry, l’”' ° “st “ ‘es “ 5°' pt, A . §:_ sitting members, Messrs. Dalton Mc- 55h‘“3 "°y°g°’ Heh' , 'l‘.itcoMA,Nov.22-[Special]-Japan ig A -_

Garth and Du Ont both of hom 1 Nov. 18.-Out. Schr. Black \\ atch, d _ th Q d ,_ p

_ Y P . W re- Perry’ Tignish, gen c,u.g0_ esea vices say a ou.an or more _

ceived accidental injuries from which fishermen at Elrup in Northern Japan, _ °" t ~~-_- they di€d- PORT °_F SUMMERS1DE~ are on the verge of starvation. -

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Mr. McCarthy was injured by his NQV- Q1-:°-Ill- SS. City of Ghent- M0- rms year S . S Ines :Tre ai al ure u S horse running away and throwin him Nevin’ Halifax' ` i and much desumuon W1 resu L w

g Nov. 21.-Out. SS. City of Ghent.

ffomacamage- Mr- D“P°““ f°°¢iV°d McNevin. Salmon River' schr. Glive, / ‘ ' _ fatal injuries in a railway accident. Nelson, Cardigan, bal. THE ` R |\0l‘0» V

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ed word of the death of his grandfather in Germany, leaving him one of ten

heirs to seven million dollars.

COL. PAN ET DEAD.

A Former Senator and Late Deputy Mlnlster-

Orrawa, Nov- 22-(Special)-Col. Panet, Deputy Minister of Militia, died at noon to-day. He was born in Que- bec in 1830. He was called to the

Senate by the Mackenzie government in 187 4. and inthe following year ap- pointed to the position of Deputy Minis... ter which he held until his death-

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CHICAGO MARKETS,

Ci=ucAGo.November 22.- [Special] -

The following are the closing rates-» :

Nov. wheat, 68 ; corn, 838; oats,96i;

pork. 8.00.

Dec. Wheat, 681;; corn,33§ ;oats, $26!.;

pork, 8.00.

May wheat, 67§; corn, 38; oats,261. pork, 9.40. l

July pork,9.22._

Her Body Found In a Welt

Inquest To Day-George

Fin_lay, St. John, Drown! Himself __ ° `

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A particularly sad case occurred “this

wife of Mr. Lemuel Hayden who llll been suffering from nervous trollblo _ for about a week past, ended her lilo by suicide.

Early this morning befcrethe -family

were up she left the house in her night clothes and this lforenoon her dead body

She was about fifty years of age and leaves a. husband ‘and family of live .~ children, who have the sympathy of 'i the entire community in their aillictlon. The inquest will be held to-morrow. .

Sr. JOHN! Nov., 22.-[Special]-1

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