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violin do not appeal to the masses and
 particularly lovers of Scotch _ music, but
Battle of that Name Fiouight  Years Aso Celebrated oil”:til;lf':t'l‘?”:;l?“m‘m‘l::t5‘mS";:f _ - __
lilly 2|, 1903-contributor to lllilorlo Fosllvlllos in _°’°“"*°i‘”‘°“' "“"°“"‘°'°” “”‘T"“l    Pe_=»=='_s1f=dl»m-=fs¥=f 3 ”“
Sligkespeare-Sw ft an :Fiery March of Hotsp ur-
lsuuw Novnililsn 2, loo;
A  llflelli  "”"”`"l§`i`h“€§Fiov Tzill
hinfirs to the
@,¢¢n`s tastz '
l Lessons of Shrewsbury. _ e _
be made with Crystal Maiz
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__ Shrwsb - i -th ,_ keep the glory of thot any to hills
the h°m:;`g";‘ °°°dmm°° ‘“ d’”°Sh°' sell one one bottle lo Joined
Y ` ` m ern come y as " I D I
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e n past. But what is not, ftis to be glgfiltsy lgndigotn Sides' Never were ~
f _ _ p n pictures of war; one
,_ lZ.°'..“°.;.i.‘i‘.§.“I.’.i‘f ff`°l.°?f§1 `Z.".§`.$§"i..‘“i§’. {.‘;§,*§,‘;‘if, §§;d§§;;@,};;ylggegvusftthugd
~ - - ashamed of. It is , al t, i - ., ' . _ a ""°~
_ ful Cornblnatlons deem __ volum. ____ zalgaée ___ ni1c;______;1__ gliele Hotspur inquires about the
_ _ ` _ rince, asking:
with Canned and llh11;t;ni.liatanEll1iglibsliiliEi:Sbu€yhdiiii not ` “'h<‘rP is his son
._ _ ` n a o e, or - ~ - _
~ fresh fruits, that no _‘hs "°’l‘l ¢l>§`°°ll» Sh°“1<l "main f°”' -'iilil "lii1§’bIo@`f.ili§il'ill.,'“ifi.l§i’po.l.qli°'fi°`}'iife viv°ti§li`i L
gctful of this. It does not happen aside
lll8.tt€l’ l'lOW ORCH that the picturesque town on the And bid’ it pass?
. d - Welsh border has any verv famous I _ _ _ _
SCYVC , lt COIIICS HS local name upon hm; annil. which And Sir Richard Vornoii replies:
an e lc I-eau _ Gould bc c0lBl!lBUl0l'l.l£ed. But she had All furnished, all ln arms,
P u Sur 5°methin‘ umm considerable: she had s All “pdlnliined like estridges that wing till
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‘ 5"°°""_ "ld t°"`"°l° l_’°"~l° ‘_¢° fenlem' , noted like eagles nailing liiioly l»iilll-ll,
 bel' wlilcl; 3_irned aside tho whole ,_ clmerlng lo golden ooots, like luiogfs: .
 L  ,curren o e kingdonfs story and V _ __ __ ._ ,
s ~ °S° T°°fhS°m¢f_1omle<l aio ooginiilng of o fresh oliog. ~ §;df‘§{,,‘;f,,,’§’§‘§ 3.."§{,’."II°l“‘i'iif`i§..iifi`.§?l-; ' uscxmrzm imnnooa.
g, W1' 3|-\ “R §l\l'9ll1¢1¢¥ Of the. l.l'll‘0l.\€. Nvqnfon as youthful goats, wild :is ,young “ _ _
_ _ _ l Five hundred years ago, upon the | _ boils, _ _ ____ Scottish an-s_ with which every Seotcl..
capricious appetite voreooi plot.. _wl.ioi., moo miles , iigf u,§s°;1§\§,nH,§,';*'F,31g;'*h;‘} §§;'_,,_;,",‘}}°}§,,,;,:_,, null. nmlllu from no male
d gorth of the encient town. is bathed lust-_ from tile ground like loa.tli<~l~<u Mer- _ can overestimatetheomount ot
7 the Silver Severn, was fought
that desperate conflict, wherein Hot
spur lou. with more than 2.000 oi A” " ‘“‘ "““°‘ “"°”""° “l’“"' "mn me :h;”,dufg3,°°°g°h vginm ,;'€h:b‘;::  Means safety-rivllllf
wholesomeness the been-bred gentlemen in the realm » °‘°"°a -no .i lim rogoslls. ’ “ ° °°"' °°°° li
the issue of the day being to confix-ni
~ -‘ . r  fllll¢°f° Still
the Crown to the Duke of L ncast r sup' mm°°t'““"'° TM" wm be* bi' del I required' 'I is
H f' - i filledthepapers-are
__ _  fo t li on to nee- l. l . ,
_ hunger of the as Henry IV. Last~H`uesday, July Throu bout the cilmson tern il.. lluld _ fi" 55" 9° Glllll-l °D¢_ 5 _ , _ In
21. was the actual day to be 0812- and inelgciloss hatreds of the conflict the usual places Friday morning. il ’  they “Rte”
brated, that being the date of the
famous battle of Shrewsbury. The i patches of irresistible comedy Whirll ~ _ ing With l f$W d¥8`W¢¥3
, ,
with
who
___ d cgmed “im snub (mp into ws QM, to be received when Mackenzie Huntoon
H ,_ _ _ _ __
igdtliiglcclinthg world with noble horsemen- H3801 NOV. Hill Ngctllcl' With Otllct pm-
the great po¢t interminglcs tllillitt ‘ `
. ' . _ - - - G. H. KENTS CASE AGAIN
Any grocer  Army of Klng_ Henry IV. met that of _make his plays all the mole ilosely
supply you if yo
insist.
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&ntford,Canah , I _
SAFE
In any Climate ind at .
any Season
M¢9____A_l:_E'S
PILLS ,
hey atlldlto the Liver aal Klllcqa; #ara
8le\loalUio,Fcl|erDlecdsrelShIloh,
louis-ol»coooupouoa.cloo»o»oou»¢ifym
stood oaemeu no salnloonalllsunty.
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von aan svmrwnxns. 25crsamx
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STANTON'S PIIN RELIEF,
-run :ana or Au. Pnl Imitat-
Citoo Rtlxthll €dc Sxh
and Ncufdgh.
Fotcnleeverywhere, gxiceqe. gerhottle.
Soto ' T Winn Caanucu.
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Maga-
zines
All our November _
Magazines now in.
also a large supply Of
Street & Smith’s popu-
lar publications. Call
in.
Mitcllcll‘s Bookstore j
\
Sunnyside.
1: I 1*
Eastern Steamship Co.
_li
young Percy in Shrewsburv’s n
riinls left nearly n third of the
_ Y _ : _ lantern, lepcoasnhilveil.
total number dead in the clover and ing of England in blood ullu trawll, OTIAWA. 003-» N0'-505-"(5P¢°lll)*_\ "_
the corn, or limping wounded from
Shrewsbury, however, had already
a magnificent contributor to her his-
toric festivities in Shakespeare, gnd
with much good sense. she made s.
Shakespearean wt-ok out of the'show.
Appropriate structures had been
raised: Mr. Benson`s company had
been engaged, and the program pro-
mised every day. besides lectures,
Sermons, discourses, an-d -excursions
of wrath and ruin and the Slow lIl`al\" i y y
we read such keen wit and subtle Sa' Death of prominent people from Brlghti
` 0 ° l _ _ , " . ~ _ V 1"
  __ the dreadful contest into the market, L tire as where Sir J ohn Iaistaff medi- _ Dun” have been so numerous  ff _
.place All these things have been tates u on `honol"' or slowlv and
 _ » _ - i P ‘ . - tow th to oth ease 'ot G.
    C h .‘eii:_ll__e;l into life again by the little nervously; _rises from his oretencglg _ tliegzfi h ‘:£:_t;ked‘°t h;e_ _ _ l 
 _ ’ L' *°"”- _ _ deeflx °°“°h F0 °°"“?°"“t “"°“ ui-.Kenowllo oulillvo-no we eliinoot- ‘ “ s A 
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promise which Prince Henry has
made to see him <il5emi>owei1ea_ `S*"°‘,'~ "h" ’""' "'“’ d"““_-°'-B“l“"""il
d k _ th haul., Disease. He had lost the use ol his limba;
mis vsgririldotlie lgitiizlis arniy and se- and his whole body wasiswollen to L
cured the Crown and the throne _of terrible eimc.Threc doctors were positive
the Red Rose of Lancaster for thlr- that he must dlc. ~ -
teen years-stormy but S“°°°59f“1- Tl” While watching at his bedside his I  -I
power of the Kfeat Barone WGS l>"°k' readthat Dodd’s KldneyPli1awcnld cute* 
en “P011 *lm* b1°°d'St°“‘°d “dai 'md Bi-lght'e Disease. Theywere sent for asia"
pertaining to the events to be reviv-
ed, included one or more plays of the
inunortal dramatisn These, of
course, comprised “Henry IV._”
“Richard H.” and “Henry V.,” from
the historical plays; nor could anv
better way be found for bringing back
to all minds that blood-stained and
tumultuous epoch. Most of us. if
truth were told, get our English his-
tory from the Bnrdfol'-Avon; and
even those who gn deeper into re-
cords never really sliake off the pro-
found inlpressions left by his majes-
tic genius. Whc1‘e\'er and whenever
we study those plays-and most of
all if studied or seen fon tlfe stage
within eyesight 'of the battlefield-it
is as if we lived in those fierce times.
Read "Henry IV.,"' and you want no
grander guidc~rlay. vou will hardiv
accept any other guide. The pages
of any prose history seem dull and
barren in contrast with the superb
power and piercing insight of Shake-
speare. We see, as ii' they lived, the
armies draw nigh to Shrewsbur_v_
Hotspur marching swift and fiery,
hoping to meet Owen Glendowefs
levies hasteming "from Snowdon and
Plynlimmml: while Henry of Lancas-
ter, with his equal force of 12,000
men, presses on from Coventrv to iii-
terrupt the junction, if that may bc-
'At noofn the armies come together
in that fair spot beyond the town
which still bezrrs the name of battle-
field. From noon till evening they
fight with such 'ferocity that long be-
fore sumet 6,-000 or 7.000 are killed
or wounded. A-nd this slaughter, be
it remembered, was all wrought with
sword and Spear on one side, and
with bows and arrows upon the oth-.
er. King I-Ienry IV. owned, indeed,
a. big gun, with which, afterward, he
terribly frigltlened the Scotchmen at
Berwick, and Finflstal in the plav
tnlks about  his fat body illi-
edupwithlend. Butthecnrnageat
Shrewsbury was mainly done by the
deadly cloth-yard shalt, which hu!
perhaps been too lightly abandoned
as a. weapon of war. Prince IIal`l‘Y
himself. for whom this field was the
first, of his warlike experiences re-
ceived a wound in the face from an
» on-ow, and Hotspur -was slain by 8-li
arrow which pierced his eye. When
that dauntlesa leader hnokc by a_n
Eau-ly charge the ranks of the Killa! S
gi-my, the Royalists dosed up lic-
hlnd him, and then for two sangui-
‘nafy hgurg “by Slll'8Wlhlll‘y Cl0Ck"
cllowered their steel-pointed shafts
iinto tho. clubbed and huddled rebels.
i'_['|i¢r¢ must be plenty of those fatal
lweopons. winged "viii the :mv
goose feather." eV8ll_ MW 131!!! Uldil’
ga.. gnu me aio moi-ket ashlee' by
itll side of the Sevem. A ~
l Shskelpcln seems to have known
elmoetnllthnt. was tobekncwn of
tlichotbottlo. Heletsuslcarnthe
alzsct counsels of the lenders, the
characteristics of each greet noble-
mm ggi chieftain on the field, and
how the King nttired several of his
International Division.” 'mmm in igmnem ef the 1-hive
Winter stall'-ilfed Rates
neffecr November old, 1003.003” m- '9°"
S. Jslhnto Porthill 53'”
stloimio some 335°
&mmencin¢ loldly. November 2. '93-
lleunen “ealvh Ana\h'°asd°'Bt. Croix" leevc
S\.]ohnat8a.ls. (ethnic 830684) “W”
18).; and'f`hur\dnys|orL\\¢¢.3l*F°"¢- 9”"
andlcatcu. ‘
leturning!xuml&cl|nt_g~a.m.vln.PU\Kll|»
l¢¢poo¢oset.uheexeaeqn.lll'|"*"“"°
Passengers arthk lt *Jill* UU ¢"“¥°
ilevlleostomofninglllllifii l° “-9” “
lanofneun onus nnuaomeemei let
has  ~ _
"'n.c.r.nt.uu¢.¢.J°\=~¥-\
‘ol.BA.H§I,°.P.h‘l`.L.
Cetvuc acsrni.v.r. noos~uaes¢c¢¢
-rims ex? 3’ "iz"
t e oy v ~
lqgm by himself in order to lessen
his own personal danger. Ons by one
ia” mggie of his invention shows us
21,5. proud and selnah Northumber-
|.__¢_ hip brillinnt son, the young
p¢gy_ the gloomy and astute Wor-
cester, the foremost of ull Prinrs
Hu;-y, Owen G-lendower, the _Welsh
Prince, has not kept his  of
bringing his molmtsineelf in time to
Shrewsbury. The people of the bor-
dts believe him to he half-wizard
_.Q lin1!~King, and many amontz
_them attribute to his witchcraft the
evil weather and heavy lioods of the
scnson. King Henry, with his son.
¢,hg_young Prince. who will be here-
gfter the hero of many a victory. has
thrust ` forwairsd by - well-judged
gn. ‘ltetieadlelg
Sl"°W°l>“fY had €°°‘* ’°”°° *° ’°' imrooon.. F ' olmoot in nm lion
mind “° °~“ °‘ the s“"° "mb "‘° ur Keotmsioii-e me boooeoiieo oysnomf
*ME *s
r
 Don’t you want Underwear tllat’s conlfcrhble ?
Weliave it in various welghtsand qngligm. ~
stool.-lelfro momma ood lieovy mloteofootsod
fleeced, wool Beeced. lambswcol etc
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_ `Men’s Furnishings. `
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mstockfromoneto.
lg,-1
lei' 
THE SHANNGN
oPLEl'i 'is _
sdmmgoe cerami-
. d _ __ ____ ,  _ f - i sl Q
meadows, When, out of a. force greet reseible thai blendlliig oi* ttlaelri glitz `He wasCnredoi Bl'l8llli°9 Dl'°“° in it' L    me
u _ _ _ no lang ter in uman ` e'. -oi' i _ , .. ~ _ fi _ _-  »
1  12,000 on either slde, those by side with the magnificent pic.tui'i»_S worst Formb D°dd,B Kun' Pina  _  _._ ~_ ` _' ~ __  i _ .l........ ' ._
4 
oo.. in our oloooioios. Shrewsbury ° ~ ~ _ _ And Return i
mu teach “_ mth Shakespamg nd, After talking four boxes he was able tcsit _ K
how than as now the nom, and ig. Mun. Seveuteenboxea cnredhlm completely. Fflllll 
inoble, the lofty ,and the bane, the He haabeelshealthymanever since. s
ri tful and the unri hteolm. *U8
whom thot _pleasant rogue Felstel!  _ ""’ _  Going » I
li-erased to moron through-%v_e?ntry.' v »P“‘”“"‘°”‘°s~°°‘°°’ ‘I‘°'°.°°""“s°°i,$ Rd,,_,,
l .' ` ~ » “
‘s
her proud and powerful upm.°'th___ on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. 
ooo who by the  ` ` I i°°F’°”°‘8° "'"‘°`D‘<"’°“°»"°”-»"""°i_"‘."i‘»'“’
,pomdn m the batue__ :ve ca wonteneble him tobc presenttlll then.
leven to Fceble the wonia.u’s' tBlor. FRU”-f»°l<llD°¢ ¥°'1i\¢Sf°d if ' ‘lax nm '"°‘rn“A
- - d ,__ Saturday soles still continue. We make
j S‘,..u'ptE‘§i\3vA;§ _01d' In Um °n qu* this move partly on account of poor facili-
` ties for heat-ing between market days.-
I J J Gay 8 Son. Bd 10i
mm A llfwsuon’ sl=£clAL Noncss
and in buyi-ng Reid’s Tryon Factory cloth
d be' id d. 28d tl.
Common sense would suggest that if this “mul was em
ode wishes to become fleshy and plump ir.
can only re.-ulr. from the food we eat and
digest and that food should be albumin-
ons or flesh forming food, like eggs, beef-
Novelnber Magazines now in. Book
racks liBed_1wit.h the latest Novels. News
counters lllefi withtbe latest and best
Canadian and American papers. New
books received as soon as published.-
Mitchell'e Bookstore, Sunnyside 2 d ll
steak, and cereals- in other"wor-re the
kinds of food that make fish are the
` dolly bills of fare- - ~ for," you will get all of that it you buy
i But the trouble is that while we cot news T;-you Tweedg. 7 dt!
°°°‘h “nd genemny wo muh’ me New Goods are arrlvlngl dai] '
_ I it
` :°::°;:;;;:n axes; 23 °;:;’::',: Certain Bookstore. The newest in flne
9 .
which is me mason so may mop” l__,_ stationery, the newest books es issued
l u _ n an u er fm". d he chinaware -&cc, Ste. Goods personally
There are thousands of 'such wboare °'d°”° md 1'
.ny may have no particular pain or incon- hui- ofthe oheep'e back. No aweepinge
juices nsldcfand make a regular-practice that. Farmers sec that you get Tqon
Stu-.rt s Dysneniie Teblsts N10 f°°‘l 'wld ............... .. .............. ... ......... . .
be quickly and thoroughly digested, be- _ 2 .
ooooeolieoe tablets ooooam the notmol ; “0Ng~r0N TWEEDS 2
‘common lacks, andby supplying this : Areallamsnnceds; 2
woot the stomach is soon enabled to I ' Q
leech its natural tone and vigor. § Pd", ue une" E
Stuertfi Dyspepsla Tablets dlqest every _ On all men'a clothrs; -
liienrdodngespocatoeh f°r|:,‘id§d>tt)hf)f‘e'Isni.l‘i:ti~ensc1i  This m” 'ml' 'h’”'° -
they so quickly build up, strengthen nod  Bu; wma [3 gimp
invi20!'l_¢-9 thin, dyspeptle men, women 2 ' 1
_,andchll»iren. _ _ : T° _ §
Inv-lies and children even tbemost f Thnnmphmyqbgmmswn _ `:
,de icnm, use them with niarked beneltsl I _ ~_ .. it
ttbey contain no strong, irritating drugs, 2 _ 0°°“H°‘_°° BUWUK- 3
Loxmrticnortw   . . o . o . -
oo ~ oo - - . . . . . . . o - . » . . . . . .
oo o»eo¢‘_o
Stnaxt’s Dycpepsis Tnbletslstbcmcct Notbc&lscthey_uemede lnP.E,_Il-
‘successful and :mst widely known otauy land, butbeceusc our tweede “““““°
remedytorstomach troubles becauscitds__d`¢g|~ecot,flrtllt_I¢_ merit; material
tbemostnssomblcmdscientiicofmod-timdsultnbilltyptdelfknnupclioc to
,irnmedlelnen competition at home or duced.
si'um.'s nyopopolo '_rooloooorooolat»y|-rl-,o.in¢,oo.,1.m.
everydrugzlst lntllc_UnitcdStntcland 5;?
_Canada ms, well nsiin Great Britain, ’ I
'».t5leentefnrcombletetrfatment, _ '
_ _Nothingfurtberia requlredtoouresny_
*otomooll cituolooi-so more illlo,-sol-vous
dyspeptlc  strong, plump and well
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lem-wie-.~°°°` ~°' °° -soloooxeooaiiiotloc
.inet ln the " 
vine!!-
cnoieuor nowih et
Ladies* felt bets came in
need now.; don’t
earl
p-ptones and dlataso which every weak- f ' - 3|
ii
lend °° Pm" B“‘°°‘f th’ ‘“’l*"°"‘ -oorsuluo loilie morkezwmbooloooa _  hw” Smal
' owes something, however little, of »
But it has Proven of Interestand *- l  1  1 _ .
I Value to Thousands. _ M2°“ lf “fm ani ggidfuxfhgg tnwmmel if _ I 3 °
MADE BY THE
ti ods which form the greater pcrtofour “pgy for ;1\ you Ace, but get sl] you pay
‘_ mn __ ____ ____ ____ _M ___g_.___ theM,,emn,_M, Boom ms,  Will npt shrink or swell, cannot ,lcik--wafer
ive erin sdonot oompl ly lgcsi G ` 1 ’ t ~
ge1eeted,a.nd that you cannot get any _
 :_l___¢:,;.,_;:_._:_oi_::f_::.;k ood egg. ood om' sm Special mem” W mu RUST Is proof against lint oi cold Iiater,
¢-_-nity confirmed dyspeptics, although Onr tweed contains nothing but the coal ml!  and ordinary "c1‘b’
venlence from their stomachs. no old outup clothing but wool 08 the  ngt taint vate!-, mllkloc mh¢! 
Ihnch persons W0\1l‘i le! l»ll°ll‘lll'0i- slleeifebsekand P. E. Island sheep at; » 'D
ol’ taking, after each meal one or two of 1wv¢¢¢lli 'evggy gms, md ff, _ '  by   8l‘00¢1'S
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