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peg l~`r.r:ilyzo/.T By Blizzard.

IS NOW l"OR'l`Y=SEVEN ll MllNlIl|]N NBNNT TlPHllNIl

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_ to Unseat Stratton. Liberal in Peterboro.

in City to Hopewell Cape By Two Men.

.Seven Provinces Give Liberal Majorities and, Two Oo Gif|Tak@"Fr°m Hidl"sP|a°° Which Caused Elshly THEN'-~

Conservative, Thelireat West Divides-Effort Made

dred Deaths and Property Loss ofa Million-

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BUNTON, Oct. 26--Tlxomns Nixon

Carver, profdssu-riol economics at Har.- vnrd University, and one oi the rrost able writers on economic subjects of the day, in a newspaper article, print- ed recently, says it is not in the in- terest off society or the laboring clas- P. R. und C. N. lt. trains.

WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 26--One of

the worst snowstorms that has ever

`ocr:urre;l in the west is now at the

lheight nf its fury, nod has complete-

ly demorulizc-.l the .carriers of the C.

ses that men who cannob earn _$15 a week should try to marry and bring up a family in a place like Boston, When persons who cannot earn $15 a week bring children into the world the chances are that the children will he like them. There will thus be a 1_|rge supply of unskilled laborers to crowd; the market and make condi- tions worse for the superior laborers. He advocates the adjustment ofthe 'labor question and the exclusion of the ever increasing stream of unskil- led foreign laborers.

'.l'hnt the standard of living among the less skilled laborers should be raised is the belief of Prof. Carver, liut he also adds that under existing lows such reform would be almost impossible. As ‘long as we allow un- restricted immigration to overcrowd the labor market, says Prof. Carver, it will be futile to try.to alleviate poverty or improve condition.

The storm started the night before

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rriuiinir rmiiiisiiirs, BEEN NLLEGH] SNNEN NHNWNS. HNS Nlilic ““‘.i‘l“"

INDIAN AND SQUAW

soU'rH RIVER, ont., occ. ee-Re , ,_ ’““’ “““"°" “Y th” “’f“”“1 °f his

l____,,________ _oently information were laid befor,-ei S{\RNIA._00t- Zh-The TJOQY Dlifked TTO¥Ig» 0?' 26"'Hl'f_ *‘_‘-"_“`~'_- " ‘»‘\\'C@l2l1€H1`t fo marry him, Merton A.,

l.loseph Edgar, J.P., of Sundrldge, lui’ mt_;"h°_ 1`1V;l` Hes! C_lH1T» Dlgégd “lg-_; __‘;r:__‘_’:__;`_'3°"_’_‘_"i~:__“_“*_’“J"` ;~3v.'nrc;:, on athletic young fellow,

. . . . and Summomes issu d chargin. W-l_,recen y oy ran urrier, carp an » ' ‘-‘»' 5 01-1! 1-\ ,_._,3__, _ » - . - , Adrift in an Open Canoe For Thirteen Days. Picked ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. 3, S,,,,,,§ ,,,,,,,_ mi, ,{,_l..f.. 1..., best, 1.... 1..... n...t.s.-.<1 .... we p--mc. of c......~... ........_ _________ ____ _________ _____________ f__\1_\_l3_1_<;1_§>l;_1f_»____t_<_>_,§°>§_<;_‘f.

that of Albert Martin, aged 21 years, Of the JaD8l1€S0 1‘~l`1=-L' will H 1il‘~\‘ ' ' "`f" ‘ '” V

'I‘en inches of snow have already |‘Edward, defeated a straight Conser

fallen, and, accompanied byu..terril'Ic vativo.

MUNTREAI., Oct. 27--(Special)-N

Accoriing to the latest returns yes- Lerdn.y'e elections resulted in the re- turn ef 129 straight Liberals, 84 Con- servatives and two Independents, with

». ix seats yet to elect.

This rirqs the Liberals a majority

New Brunswick 2

P. E. Island

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Alberta

B. f.‘oluinl‘in

_ _ _ 45, not counting Independents, one of l --_ les MC(-00| 1_;;,,,~,,] states that he night, and driven to Hopewell Cape E fs were immediately 501112 fl? H1il1Bb0~J

last, and has continued with unanat- “.h,,_n_ Ve,-vi1|e_ ,lsimlly voted with`\ 'l".`.LHl 13' 84 has receive" rd ‘irom his work ~ by tW° Well known Monoton pa,.ties_ I and Hopewell Cape. and it was ul.

o\'a Scotia 12 6

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ed vigor. ’ the Liucruls, while Currie in Prince Lireral majority 47. _ __ _ _ _ _ ers On Friday night the girl either left

There has been some doubt about. ` " " ‘ ' " or was taken from her home and

'l‘or..n`ro East, wlirre ltussell, Ind., u5'““"'3d~ _ _went to the Ramsay house, where she

gale, snow has b'lown into the rail- Robitaille in Quebec County and , \':u.~: first reported elected and theni _ l-lc has been reported us defeated. Fcluulnefl lll1Cl‘l last night, when a way _cuts, completely filling them up, I-Iawthornewaite in Nanaimo, bothiliemp said to li-.ive it but the latest The final returns for North lhnnrkitemn drove up to the house and after and' in muny stretches the snow is Independents, were at first reported gives Russell the seat. This rcduees ;,'ivn- Tborburn, Conlsei-votive a ina;-fS@CUl‘ll1g U12 girl flmve lf* the fllrff' over tea feet deep. elected but Liberals are now given as the Conservatives to 83 seats and _ ority of nine. ,tion of Hillsboro. Telephone messag-

The C. P. R. have rushed snow returned. . _ adds one to the Independents, T With two pulls to hear from ihz '__-_-:;_~__r'-A .____-::-;_:r.;__:::;______>~- _-.-.__-.-1. fr-rr" f_="~

plows to the scene, and are hard at Counting the independents in the The Peterboro Conservatives will _nin_iorit.y of llodgius, Liberal, in Pon-

work to clear the tracks, but very Liberal column the result by Provin~ proceed at once Lo try to unseat tiac, i.; nine. little progres can be made until tlllelces is as follows: Stratton, Liberal, who defeated The mo,ority ct Murphy, in Iiusseil. ’ '

snow ceases to fall. AS soon as a `Pl‘0vi¢nce Liberals Conservatives|Burnbam yesterday by 350 majority. is 1,193. . T clearance is made the blizzard fills it Ontario 37 49 , Burnham's followers claim they Carleton gives Borden a majority `

u ,lgah-,_ Quebec 52 12 have evidence of wholesale bribery of 800. ` --» -~ -

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_ Moucrou, N. B., oct. is-Kidnap-1 MANILA, oct. 21;-(spec-n1y..of~¢.

corruption to annul the election. ping is rather an uncommon occur- _ial despatches from sections viii .ed

The city gave Burnham only “ve renee in Moncton, hui. last night, be.by the typhoon recently place tie

ma Mit” wmle he was expected a_c_ltween the _hours of seven and eightideath list at 800 and the damnc: uf CO________ t ____ mnvnss to h e V to clock, Susie Kelly, daughter of Har-lproperty at $1,000,090. , _ “ " ' ` ’ av ° er ,vey Kelly, was taken from the house; There were no reports of dama;;e it. ~4""- _of a family numcd Ramsey, at whichtlsebella province.

i O'l"i`.\WA, `Oct. 2T»\/Special)--Char. I place .~'he has been hiding glnce Friduyi l_"é’_"l_*‘“i

the latter place the trio were captur- ed. The girl was found hiding endc, neuth the scat. Kelly then drove tk Hopewell ('upe and brought-his dau- ghter back to Moncton. Kelly is dir- orced from his first wife, who lives lat Riverside, Albert county. ` `

in `\i1prs=;i; : li-s election~there is

bert Agar of Burk’s Falls, with at-

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be married. She laid that tlll-lei so; it looked that way.

"i remember, I fell egiiillii; th

wall. lt was very dark and thllefl seemed blurred. I heard voices, bb.. no words. I remember the air strik-

--~ l’rIll..\llELI’HlA, Oct. PA;-'l"nr0wn

up by the Steamer Dara After an Almost Incred-

' ` Fish Left by Animals.

ible Experience. Ate

v1<"'roiuA, n. C., oct. 27-A nes-

patfh from Ucluelet says the two In- dions lost from the sealing schooner Thomas F. Bayard, brought by the schooner Markland, Billy amd big klootehman, Louise of Kynquot, had on uwful experience, being adrift in nn open canoe for thirteen days with only three ses biscuits as food flor ten duys. They had seven biscuits, four of which were washed overboard soon ufter they were lost from their schooner. No water was ln the canoe. The Indians allotted 'themselves one inch of biscuit a day, and subsisted on this for nine days. Then rain came nod water was caught in a sail. On the tenth day, when hope was almost gone, they killed a fur seal and cook- ed the carcass by making a fire in the bottom of the boat. The spear pole was broken up and burned. The Indians snatched at ehe cooking meat and :ite it partially cooked. They were fnmiehed, almost exhausted. On the fo\ui-teentli day after they left the schooner they landed at Bristol Bay, inside False , Pass, Unimnk llsland. .While searching for water they came upon some beurs and were frigfhten- ed away. The canoe was overturned by the surf. the woman being caught underneath by her clothing. She was extricated wltbi difficulty, and both were -washed ashore with the canoe, which was spl-it by pound- lniz. It was patched with Bi`lly’s shirt and for two days was kept afloat by constant) baillng until ii landing was made at an aban- doned hut, where two quarts of flour were found. Here they lived for eight days. 'l"hey went on_ after the

BALLOON DTTOPPED 6,000 FEET.

BERLIN, Oct 26-The Purseval

dirifgible 'balloon met with an acci- dent at a height of six thousand feet recently as a result of which it Lc- came unmanageable and dropped rapidly down to the earth. Major Porseval and his attendant eecalled injury.

'ismina with the single exception of

supply was exhausted, living on par- tially etiten fish left.on the beach by animals, and ultimately reached an Indian village. They finally boarded the steamer Dora at Be'lkods.ki and were landed at Ounalaslca, from where they were brought by the Mark'land. Both were in a. pitiable condition. Their hands and feet were swollen ba-ally from exposure.

LUNG |]Rlll|G_Hl

RRIES STRENNIS

BOSTON, Oct., 26-In face ofthe

fact that the drought in New England has been unprecedented according to ull meteorological records in this sec- tion, all of the cities and towns that have a municipal 'system of water supply, are in no danger ofa water

the city of St. Albans, in,tlhb extreme northwestern corner of Vermont, al- though in a few places the supply is limited. ‘ With the exception of a few days of rainfall in July ata time when the lcrops sorely needed lt, the drought, lprnctically has been unbroken since

iearly spring. There have been afew days upon which some rain has fallen, but at no time could the downpour be considered heavy or protracted.

Rivers have shrunk wl’t'hin their

banks, brooks have dried up, wells have been lowered and forest fires .have raged almost unchecked. Indus- itrlnl establishments, dependent on 'water power, have been forced td close and it was popularly supposed that all New England was on the verge ofa water famine. Investiga- tion has shown, however, that such is not the case.

l\linard‘s l.iuimcnt for sale everywhere.

~ _.mfg ' D -

FOR A WIFE’S HONOR

A ea_fi,{0t>g. 'true rrieiias sacrifice. rua Tonight at

New Wonderland. 4

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The Plot of this story is most ln- l°‘”°°U“L' and clear. Irving Robert- S011, a successful playwright is about

t I to go into the next room, and just to “ve ww” to mthe mms] pepias her husband unexpectedly .enters

ormance of one of his plays, when a '“““9~88l‘ comes in to pay him some royalties. At the same time nn. fn- llmate friend of the family, Frank Wilson drops ln. The money is laid “WHY in a desk, and Robertnon's wife and the friend are left alone. The

latter ls a nk liadlifer, and has committed Io d erepsneies- which

he intended t eal to his mutual lvl Wmbm- friends during his visit and nun thelri Mf¢\sVon Branders each evening is advice about. But; g mold who nag more warmly welcomed, and tonight

incurred her mlirtresds displeasure

, v *_ _.

oi_m_iiu,¢°in.y to mm. 'rue time grasps the situation, telll the wife

the door, Wilson is seen taking the money out of the desk. In this way he saves the innocent woman, even while he places himself under the stigma of stealing from bil friend.

Piano Leslon is the remaining pic-

ture on the new reel with The Stage Rustler and the Tourist as the finish-

wfll repeat ber marked successes of

tempting to 'bribe William Epple of ithe Township of Lount to vote for the Liberal candidate, Albert Agar is_,,, son-in-law of Robert J. Watson, the Liberal candidate.

The alleged bribery incidents is as

follows: According to Epple's story, Agar and Unger met him on the road and approached him on the _question of how he intended to vote. Being- a German, Mr. Epple was hesitabrng on his answer, when abank 'Dill was placed in his hands, but he returned it, saying he could not accept it, that conscientious scruples prevented him from doin/,' so. Epple then went to the justice of the peace at Sundridge, wi‘h the result rhat the informations- ai s‘t`ated were laid.

GNRRINNE |]lEl]

NT TRULRUSE

LONDON, Oct. 2.6-Cardinal Fran- cois Desire -Mathieu, former Archbish- op of Toulmzro, France, die-il in this city today. The cardinal was n dele- gate to the Eucharistic Congress held in London last summer. He became ill here and underwent: an operation shortly after ‘his arrival. He was born ln 1839 and wgs created a cardinal in 1889. Hc was a member of the French Academy and had a seat: also on the Tribunal Segnatura at Rome.

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B RNNK N

NT- ST. RNPHNEL

MONTREAL, Oct. 26-Advices from

St. Raphael, some fifty miles below Quebec, soy that the brunch ofthe Provincial Bank there was broken in- to and the sum of four thousari-d five hundred dollars carried od. The Bank is insured a ainst all loss and the Provincial Netectives are after the robbers who are known to be the same gang operating in the Eastern Townships and Quebec for some time past.

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ZEPPELIN NGNIN 1

MNKES N FLIGHT

FRIEDRICHBHAVEN, October 26-

Count Zeppelin in his reconstructed airsblp, the b0l>DGlfn I., made his first ascent recently. He rose to ii height of two hundred metres. The ascent was in every way a success.

Ten passengers made the ascent und

they remained up three and a half hours. The balloon made an average speed of twenty-nine and one half miles an hour. Driven alternately by

_ , . ` .` coirciuiis ~ il. ‘ - ‘

_of Corunna, Ont., eight miles. from number of otllcials nnd_ isp.-cm.ly' l.,~ _______i‘1__ he ;__k§_‘_m°““di“gS or the 11-,ore_ Margin hada medal pinned to vited guests. Formnso is now liimni- _ _‘ _ I . ._ il” . _ _. . This vest, which ‘had been given to him ed Cl1I`0Ll§l1011f- by \l\~`- 1`“ii"»'=1Yr \'-lm-1 ""a`t"` 'ii lu is in b“Sme°E‘ mth ms for Saving 3 Toronto man from ,extends over a, len,;'ii\ of three li'.ms'.- mmcr. was completely swselcsu ‘drowning in Lake Ontario The `oO<ly'rcd and thirty fo':r miles. Muir/ irc- ‘hm`.'l£‘."0“t the wcnry journey' th” had apparently been in the' water sev- provements haic .en l:i.i\l~_- 5-:iii-fo* t» c i'"5"" “"5 “ly” Th"'y declare th” he

in temperature.

,eral days. Relatives say that he left uuillii home on the night of Oct. 3, starting Bland

in a row boat. for St. Clair, and since 'd than time nothing was seen of him. I-Ie was an expert swimmer He came

result of being run down by some lake freighter.

PREGNIITNTNS

WILL RE TNKEN

mitted to the grounds without pass- ports.

SIX SHEEP HERRERS

NRE MISSING

SANTA FEE,» N. M., Oct. 20-- ll

the Cumbers Mountain ran e in Rio Il

has raged in that section during the U

to ten feet deep. Besides the greutla loss of sheep, six herders are missing r und it is believed they were also fro- I

FAIR AND NO CHANGE.

TORONTO, October 28-,(Spccinl)~ 1

Miuard’ s Liniinent Cures N\1i|:|lgi.\.

a single motor and then with both 247 p im gf, 10.2gd1 _ motors, the dlrfgible made easy pro- '°“T~ "6"-i*-» W '

Londensed Advertise. neu

WANTED a nurse maid nhlc to do

I #2

P+

_.._(.T9.° 1°*-9 '9‘§.£l.‘i9i”“°“°“ ' ,

light housework, must bo well

recommended. Apply to Mrs. Wallace.

gross and seemed in entire control of_ _ the aeronmm A housework, must he__¢ood toglé.

ciiicaoo Manners. _.A . ....-.___i9i2"¥“‘”°_

ci-iicaeo october 21-,tspeciaip in grocery store. wmv grim oct.. wheat . 9a ima Write B. sex 'ma io-zatiwpo

W-ANTED at once maid for general ' pply_ to Mrs Wallace, 24 Prince'

coins dean., friends be1ie§1e,_as one

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'AMOY, China., OCC. 26-The Tao °n_“

Tai of Amoy was intetrv-iewed to-day Phil regarding the revolutionist plot: to bmk assassinate Chinese officials during Bidi” the stay here of the American war- “BUS ships which was unearthed last week. ¢0l1l He said that every precaution to Che prevent trouble had been taken, “m0 “Guards will be stationed every ten RD feet alonb the road from the landing .ill _ wharf to the Nirmporto temple.” he 12 1 declared, and there will be one hund- EBF red guards at each of the entrances Damn to the grounds. Chinese will be ad- DM

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Twenty thousand sheep, grazing on Pl

Arriba County, oneburrdred and forty ion miles north of here, are reported to ¢“’ have perished in the blizzard whirhlcl

lost three days. The storm is the il worst in years and snow is from five o

evel

ng of the lo.-.fi ‘..<.~:;r.n and tln- 'f‘."`l_ ,im C mwn' "fit ‘M y0“"p` ""1"

mdustriig _uw _,cn ________Hy l.im.».t.f cues nut, of ;uu...3, it-...cli.¢..cl‘_

ped_ .i:i.i.ig done su.

__ ______ .\,a soon as Swartz reached Brock-

.. ._ ._ ._ ton, however, he went toa resltaur-

ant, ills' face and hands were white

L and the veins stood out roroinentl

P .V-

’Vlen and women in the' restaurant lied

N Nunn uint;

corpse _ The restaurant keeper, seeing his

-- ;.rl.\.=sy eyes, jumped to the tele hone

:ind culled the police. _ _

TQR0NTO_ out 2,,_ M Re‘._€u,|y al .\‘c'.‘er.il. policemen hurried around in

--- PENNT TELEGRNNNS

ERR THE Ellll’RE

number of workmen employed by " ifmlioi wagon ang Swartz wah i'°k'. the Phillips Manufacturing.; ilonlpunv, Ln “U Jail' Not ‘mul recenmy was the on Carmw Avenu(,_ had u narrow. (,`___ ,omg man able to give on acco-unt oil cape from death A grand .1~,.,,,,k Limself. At first the words _came with-,

were engaged in péacmg mrs out se'i;.uence.an‘d sounded luke bbc dis- l siding which runs C1 se by the. jointed sen|:cnc_cs coming through a lips’ luiiltling. The first car l‘.u.d medillm at B' 9P“`it'““hsti° 5e°n°°' i en away und started down the "i°“l`-“'e“’*"*`g‘T|_- ““*"“““i""“Y g “ith (-Ln_,i,;er,1~,,1c fm-cc U0, beautiful. Something happened. At eof the grade, und before ,L her house; nt her house. Oh, yes, heri d be __,t0m,m| ,L crashed into ‘sisters _ She- is the youngest. Parents, Sidc of mc bui\,ung_~ and in'saiil the other two had to he married l ng the worlziuen. The cur made i limi; “1`”h‘_’“gh| We were engaged- _ 1 opening about twenty feet squnrel "\¢S~ YVS5 l "°me""3°1` “°“" I said ‘ .-me »,,u,m,m_._ me “-311 is ,, Um it looked ns though we would never; nches thick. The top of Lxzij .._. v-~.».-_~_-_---.--~--~--- l

'~ri -l fi th tr k~\

ua, ppu o e ue s...

ge to the building in about‘GiH|_ thousand dollars. _ I

S_Nl_llKE PRISRN

I I _ PORT ARTHUR, Ont., Oct. 26-

..___. lTerrihlc forest fires in this vicinity

.uc ies onslble for at least one deaf-ll

LONDON, Octohcx- 25. - The pr‘o-i1|,.__u,_._~}, ,md¢_.,- ,.~,0m@wlmf_ remarkable

Sul 10 0SU1bl'lSl\ H telegmpll "ite UT* circumstances.. The \'ict'lni wus Miss

l>L‘l\llY ll “"’l`dtl‘r"“5h0“t Th” em' 'l‘. M. Scott, who died in the liospi-I

re will he advanced a step at t'lic1,a\ ffm, _t-molto poi>umin,; as a result \0'?tlUl1 N0 TW hem in me RDYM Cnhlnf her system becoming suturnteil ful Institute on November 10, at with ,hc hm,,|(,. at my \,,,;o@ where lllfll the Earl Ui 'i"l`5eY “ill mi is-:hc was slirroumlfrl by fire for .se\'Bl`~ niirnuin. l\lr. Hcnnlker Heaton rnfl -"1 “,,,.|{,<_

thers consider the plan quite fro.-

iic, and hcliL‘\'0 it Will ll" Cl\""l<"' | "H " ‘ “" ' °` _ ` ut murh more cusily than the slr' _\liu:\r-l`s l.i..i»:..-ni'. res isindlull

Cm of penny poslntzc was. ln Axis

tel ‘ri ui i n nr sent J

rnliil ii 0,..`ll 'il ~ " ___ _ -_:T ,~ _L-______

od miles for n lmllny 8 “"“"l- “ml A _ in

zen to d¢31h_ lit is xiiuintuiiicil that but for politi M

?______ :mi frontier telcmmns vullld he;

sent from London to India. 3l‘ll*""

N uni ruin

‘i

lance of 3,200 miles, at if similnr

ing my face asl went outside. That is till." '

_When the young man wah tclid the (lute ul his arrivfll in Bl‘O¢\toh lu fin|.rc.'l out that he had been walkin; no less than two weeks. _ lioctors who were in t-he stutlou house crowded around young Swartz. 'l`h :y lo..;id lhat he had lillly Of the l=_,..lptoms of death. There was no noibt that for two weeks his mimi had been a complete blank, caused by th: shock of the gir'l's refusal to mar- ry him. ~

The father of Swartz, a rich lllk

merchant, was telegraphed for ad he took the next train for Bosoon. He had been nearly prostreted over 1110 mysterious absence of his son.

They returned to tA_iis.c1ty tonight. The son is slowly recovering. Neither father nor son would tefl the uainld the girl.

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SERTRUS llHll_llGHT

N IN NEW ENGLNIR

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BOSTON, October 26. - In IMO ol

the fact that the drought in New England has been unpreoedent0d,\c- cording to all records in thin eco- tion, all of the cities and wwns that have a municipal water supply are in no danger ofa water famine, with the single exception of bbc city el st. Albans' in the extreme north- western corner of Vermont, although

‘in u few places the supply is llmitad.

With the exception of a few days of rniu fall in July at a time whm the crops sorely needed it, the drought, practically, hus been unbroken since the early spring. There have .been 1 few duys upon which some rain has follcn, but at no time Gbllld fill downpour he considered heavy or protracted.

.\li\:nril`s Linlmelll CIIFCS BUYHS BW'

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No More Egg Yolk Can be Imported From Chill 0°

‘ This Country. _

ouavi-:\'1-1uus'r ont oct. zs~ D' thin; “_

lrromi fires um crepe almost to tual New vonx, oct. is-'rim worm by Dr. Wiley.-UM F3” 6”", un,

"E ¢ h¢_ 3 \, ‘ ay "si B B lquantihen of "|701" 'Tu'

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he it ofthe town during the past few fad S _omci 1 cum, W" Mk riculturc and ure _

"lDYS» “"0 “'hT°h were “"5 ° yien here yesterday calculated to en-, Dr Wiley who eohtnndli h lc efforts of volunteer hrig;a»de.-»,» ' ,DY ~ ' th i R *gg *§ ;t_i:?By d,,,S,_myed mmwood on the courage the American hen. There hae_pure foadvlgnudmd. grovu jan. mrm of il. R. King, near the town, long beena controversy between Un-_lilézg b mn" 0' n to the value of hundreds of dollars, porters and the Government regard-,ser Y -

ri burned fences and standing timb ins the admittance into this coun- aunt of born. a dnt

ia” _ _ ` Collec-' Imnortere of U Df

i r.;|.fr. Simpson, another farmer, sul- try of so-called egg yol_k. On ,I "I" .n `i:cre.l a loss of about $500 ln wood. tor of Customs Fowler! ard" S-'£0 b°u'l Tgwith nmmgba for ftl .

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ANTED by revue lady i>ofltlf>\\ in hung was the are held in partial tea me dumped yesterday ,t 1, 34,, _,|¢.

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and hates her accordingly sees the _last night, giving "Smarty" by Oct. Com 625 f"fb_E"i**betiwefi“`.Iol\n Hoopcr’n and vow'-ll almost- completely n\‘0\"ld» Ul“°"- 'T;°__:"';¥°;;';m,¢, :nd pastry. surfed el 00931 V ‘Lt

two in close commotion. catches stanza nrht andinamost menins eos- nee. when . . 100; NJ 'rnoa For-ire. Munn, more earryins 01° Hem" bw" °'°\' U10 ,'§_°°"'P M: .go hwnm “t me ,om du, pm. Dart of thewordn and runs after ber tome. Come and enjoy the splendid Dec. Corn . 63; rope. Finder pleaie leave at Wm. burned territory- _ M,";_°t 7;' an cgmpdin |m\|¢u|-a¢,o¢ peat afhr llvfuf' master to tell him, accusing his wlleiprogram tonight. May Pork . .. . $15.87 Cole's, Milton. 10-'.'.`dllr2lP<l» The town seems now out o dsn|,lsr. I _ _

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