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fl DUNNS BAKING POWDER BEST FRIEND 8ALC IN CANADA 0LD At fcu Office A POOR MAN ho blood It poor hit appetite and teems to be In rapid de cline but SCOTTS EMULSION Of Pure Norwegian Coil Oil lad rich bj fltiaA4rich late and perfect Ufa CoUt CteUJoa Scrofula fill ALMOST AS At Phils ILL Max has written again for to spend Thanksgiving there I am sine I see no reason why we should be continually spar ing boy lo him when lie refuses all our invitations and lives like a But likes the old place and Uncle Max too with all his answered Mr Shepherd look ing up from his magazine When he begins himself to rebel against these yearly visits we will put an end them at once but Helen I doubt very much if you would deny that lonely old man the bit of brightness our hoy brings into his life So Phil went a bit of bright as his father had said into the dreary old house amongst the Uncle Max watched day after day the great masses of black coal come forth knowing that each lump meant more gold to add to the pile he kept so safe What had drawn the old man who so persistently shunned all champion ship to the merry lighthearted boy no one could tell Perhaps it was that the light in Philips brown eyes or he of his merry laughter carried him back to days which no one gave him credit for remembering days when thanksgiving meant more than a comfortable oldfashioned dinner in a dining room far to large and empty for one old man Philip came on morning The cold afternoon he spent down by the shafts hunting up his old friends among the miners and poking in and out of the most inaccessible places with the engineer Mike he said to a rough work men who had stretched out his hands to help him over a dangerous passage has it been a good year Ay ay I for the master young sir but Its hard work and poor pay for the men and no end on neither But continued Phil stopping to rub a bit of coaldust off his Nor folk jacket when the mines make more money dont you get more pay Hear the boy I laughed the Its no divide work laddie Were not in partnership with the master An its well for ye spoke up an old man standing near his shoulders bent with the heavy work the years had brought that ye ken little it all Its the place that crushes the life out a man Ive seen yourself come into the mines but Its the song dies out I Theres na hungry mouthsat to fill Come come Sandy its not the lads fault that Its a weary world broke in Mikes cherry voice Mas ter Philip as ye start towards home stop at my door and my woman will give ye the queer stones Ive been saving for ye this year Ye must not mind Sandys words boy he went on In a lower tone Hes hard and bitter since the levertime last- winter when saw them go Just hunger and cold He buried two lads then and its kind dared him since but its a bright world for ye laddie and ye belong that half it Two halves of it Phil wonder ed over it as he walked home in the gathering twilight over the barren fields His theirs He stopped a minute at Mikes door to have his pockets filled with fossils and crystals Through the open door he could sec into little room Even in the dim light it looked cold and bare Mikes crippled boy sat by the fire and three palefaced child ren were playing on the This was the other half of Gods world J That night he sorted his specimens as he sat by Uncle Max after tea Im going to send Dick some by mail tomorrow Hell like them for Agassis Got a bit of paper Uncle Max Mrs Dent gave me a box I think Ill write on the outside From Phil A pre sent pet scratched on a lew min utes and Uncle Max read his paper without interruption Suddenly Phils hand was laid on his arm Look Uncle Max I never thought of this before Thanksgiving is realty two words isnt it thanks giving Did you ever notice the giving part Uncle Max I wish I had lots lo give I guess my half of this has to be just the thanks part though Im big You could do the giving couldnt you I sup- he added thoughtfully the first part of the word means we are to thank God for what he gives us and the last part means we must be giv ing to somebody else The box had been directed now but Phils busy tongue wandered on Yes Id give those miners of yours a real Thanksgiving Day the whole word Uncle Max And I dont see how it could be done un less we gave them something to be lhankful for first Mike said I be longed to one half of the world and he belonged to the other was awfully glad when I saw his hut to night Uncle Max that I got the half I did- I wonder if the Lord meant the world to get divided so Maybe its like that word Thaoksgiving and ought to come together Philip had gone off to bed The lamp low but clear enough still to show the crooked letters on the box that waited for the mornings mail From Phil A Thanksgiving present old read it again and again that word which he could only claim the hi He could give thanks the coming Thursday for his prosperous year his piles of gold his bonds and mortgages Yes that half was his but it stopped there No perfect Thanksgiving with the giving left out What Phil had meant about the halves coming together he coud not tell but the thought was the same and at midnight he took his pen and joined together the words that Phil the hope that Dick might notice it too had left apart Thanksgiving the word at last There were turkeys and pumpkin pies and baskets of potatoes and apples piled up in Uncle Maxs kitch en that Thanksgiving Day It has to be done early you know explained Phil to Mike as he met him in the engineroom be causeisnt it funny Uncle Max is going down with me to our house in the city for Thanksgiving dinner after all Wont mother be surprised I There Mike nail that notice higher on the board Wont you let me do it I can if you lift me a little I printed it with lampblack last night and Uncle Max said I might tell the to let me stick them up all over the buildings No work on Thanksgiving Day Yes I made two words of it on purpose And Mike you are to have a new cottage soon and flour and blankets No wasnt just me I think of half But Mike he went op when the Lord makes a he means us to keep it together I afterwards he said to Dick one day Say Dick did you notice how I wrote Thanksgiving on that box of specimens I sent you No answered Dick It was all right when I got it Perhaps the ink ran together after all reasoned Phil with a puzzled look Anyhow that word dont belong in halves I dont believe anything docs Perhaps not answered Dick HAT does your husband do asked the traveler out west of slatternly woman whom he found living in a little old- cabin In the backwoods Well was the reply hes one of handy gifted sort of persons my man Is He kin jest turn his hand to anything Hes a blacksmith by profession but he cooked in a rcstVant in town most of last winter and he done and all spring and then he lectured on temperance for a while until he got a chance to run an for a month or two and then he dug wells and hung wall paper until he got a good chance to lay brick at three dollars a day And what is he doing now ask ed the amused stranger Teachln school but he allows to give it up soon and go to medicine He kin do any thing hes a mind to turn his hand to Electric light is being used as a bait by who ply their call ing along tbe Pacific coast This Yankee adaption of electricity brings big hauls The fishj are attracted by the bright light in the water and investigations generally ends in their being hooked while trying to swallow the glass globules mint Is mod by Why Should bo Thankful Day is with us once more and this season set apart as a special time for giving thanks to God is most appropriate This year we all have more reason to be grateful than ordinarily We have had abundance crops fine weather no epidemics peace and plenty abounds Then do not forget the Giver of all good who has so showered His blessings upon us On this day set apart to be devoted to is service lift up your voice in Thanksgiving and let not your words be idle ones let your good works prove your sincerity Help your poorer neighbor with good cheer to keep the day in an appropriate manner Remember even as ye do unto the least of these and of your bountiful divide To the young girls and boys the day should mean somethine more than merely a holiday from school duties Each one should consider the many benefits and blessings that fall to their lot and bs truly grateful for them Some will sigh and what they have to be thankful for somebody else is very positive that it is certain she has nothing to be for but there isnt a human being on the face of Gods earth who cant find something for which to say I thank Tnee oh Lord One girl has that greatest of all blessings good health another the blessing of a bright happy home another though she lies on an in valids couch the blessing of sunshine and the consideration of those why are less afflicted One is glad be cause on her third finger is a bright ring that means she has become mistress of somebodys heart and another is glad because worry aod troubles are all swallowed up in that great pacifier work It will do more for you and for me when our heads are full of sorrow and our eyes sore with ushered tears to feel thai the hands must be busy and the brain must be at work It is the best gift that out of His plenty He can offer you When we come to count them up the things for which we are thankful are manifold We are prone to de preciate our blessings but v hen once we seriously think of the things which we have that others are denied we will have to confess that God has blessed us beyond our deserts How many family circles have been broken by death since last Thanksgiving How many have been afflicted by sick ness and trouble I When you sit down to your bounti fully laden table today remember these thine and give your heartfelt thanks toGod for his mercies toward you Thanksgiving day is the period when we should put out of everything that is not bright and joy ful If the day for feasting and fellowship True philosophy means to make the best of everything Give thanks for what you have and forget what you have not For one day at least look on the bright side of life and give thanks with all your heart and soul and you will have your reward in a feeling of happiness that will last you for many a day after thanksgiving is past and gone Around The thrashing is almost done and the grain is a fair sample Miss Johnson has been re engaged as teacher in the public school here for next year Mr John Crake has rented his farm and is going to take up his abode a street north of New market Mrs Henry Smith is getting strong again after a very severe illness There are several improvements go ing on Mr John Forester sr is get ting his place in shape for the winter predict this will be one of the coziest places in Whitchurch Squire is having his house and barn Mr Joe has had a very neat verandah put to his resi dence Keep on improving Joe Mr Snyder is also making additions to his buildings Banner STOUITVIUJv Some of our owners of horses and vehicles are learning to their cost that it is more profitable to drive slowly through town on dark nights especially when much driving is on Main St On Sunday evening two rigs came together with a crash op posite W J residence and although the speed of the horses was not great considerable dimage was done to the buggies On dark nights it would be of great advantage to have lamps attached to vehicles so that collisions might be avoided The of the Central Prison is one of the plums in the gift Government which is being eagerly sought for by two friends of the party Alex Mr is un derstood to base his claim on his be ing a brother of Robert who of course has big claims on the party while Mr Village is one of the old war hones of East York who thinks it is time he was rewarded Tribune AURORA j Mr a fine mink at the Wellington street bridge on Friday morning Miss Susie left here Tues day evening for Alma Michigan where she intends learning to be a professional In that town Mr Edward Kendall organist In the Methodist church has resigned and Miss Jennie White has been ap pointed to fill vacancy Mrs Ann Rogers arrived home from Manitoba last Sat- morning where she has been visiting her daughter for the past or months During the past week or so the members of the curling club have had considerable improvements made In their link preparing to flood it as soon as cold weather sets in Mr Wells who has been spend ing the past month In Muskoki brought two buck deer home with him A very pleasant social was held at the residence of Mrs J McNally on Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Womans auxiliary missionary society of the Methodist Church A new industry has sprung up in this neighborhood that of gathering beech nuts and selling them It is said on good authority that one family alone have sold over ten dol lars worth during the past two weeks Mr JE Snider who lives on Mr J Kennedys farm in this town complains that minks ate so thick in the creek which tuns through his farm that ihey arc killing his chick ens tnnrr SUTTON Johnson of jump ed the broomstick yesterday He was united in marriage to Minnie Frances MusRrove of Jacksons Point by Rev J A small fire occurred in the bank last night Mr early this morning smoke in his prem ises and concluded it was in the bank He broke open the door and discov ered the place full of smoke The fire had been smouldering under the stove all night and burned a hole En the floor about two feet square- There were two or three interest ing suits at the court here the other day Terry v Tanner and Huntley garnishee Defendant hired his boy to Huntley and the boy went lo work on the agreed on by the father Plaintiff sued the father on a given for a store account and gar nished the boys wages His Honor held that the boys wage were gar- by reason of the lather mak ing the bargain whereas if the boy had separated from the father and made his own bargain they would not have been The boy was allowed to keep onehalf and the other half to go to satisfy in part the debt of the father Hamilton vs Taylor Plaintiff brought action against defendant to recover deposit paid on the pur chase of lambs and one cow and for damages for refusal to deliver Iambs Defendant showed by him self and another witness that a slated time was fixed for the delivery of the lambs viz two or three weeks from the day of purchase whereas Geo Hamilton and Jacob Smith contra dicted this and swore no time was fixed His Honor held that as he had not sufficient evidence to satisfy him that a dale was fixed and the defendant having kept the lambs so long in his possession which he was not bound to do that the deposit of must be refunded but no damages Hamilton vs Plaintiff sued defendant for a deposit of 20 paid by the plaintiff to defendant on the purchase of lambs and also for damages for refusal to deliver have some aim in life other Defendant denied having received and said he only received Plairitiftyind his brother both swore that defendant was paid a bill and that they had only bids of that denomination at that time Judg ment for plaintiff This case and the previous one clearly shows that it would be to the advantage of farmers to receive from statement signed by him of the date agreed upon for delivery and the amount of deposit SI men are not above asking questions and often pick up valuable information in places would be least expect ed This tree seems to be loaded with apples Rural Mist Yes sir papa says this is a good year for apples Stranger I am glad to hear that Arc all your trees as full of apples as this one Rural Mm Oh no Only the applctrccs BONES FROM THANKSGIVING had a foot of snow last week KSl The man who sits down to wait for something to turn up will need a cushion on his seat til The citizens band of got into the hole to the tunc of and have disbanded The of the Bloom- Christian church intend hold ing their anniversary roast on the Mr P had a wagon totally demolished by his horses running away while a load of straw was being put on The store and post office of R Thompson at Maple was burglar ized early last Sunday morning A watch and chain and about in cash was stolen An exchange says We hap pen to know that many peruana who ate not themselves total abstainers hut who parents will vote Yes in the coming plebiscite C J of a few days ago succeeded in letting the clothes line catch the while he was splitting wood arid the result was an ugly gash in the forehead A young man who had been criticised by the local paper sought the advice of a lawyer to know how he would go to to stop its pub lication He was advised to buy it run it for six months and was charged five dollars lor lh- advice When horses get so low in price that a good three year old is traded for a hog even up there some reason for breeders to feel somewhat discouraged A farmer told us recently that a trade of this kind took place in his Wilson of the money stolen of Mr Websters safe at U dor a be longed to Scott Agricultural which had been with Mr Web ster by the treasurer of the society for keeping but unfortunately the safe would not keep the mdncy William of Job Wells of King Creek injured his left knee while cutting wood last spring and decay of the bone set in The limb swelled to an enormous size and pro duced considerable pain which ho patiently endured till morn ing when death gave him a happy release The town council of Barrio have passed bylaw regulating the sale of bread in that ton which will Cumeinlo force on the 1st of Jan uary The Advance says the price of a two pound loaf of bread should not be more than four cents and even that would be more than the present price of wheat would justify It is a mystery how so many young men get along without work ing They dress well always money smoke cigars etc and yet are seen at nearly any time of the day lounging on the street To be lounger is an easy life for a person without ambition but it is not a that lends to gain and con fidence A young man who wishes to he respected in a community must than be ing a loafer When choosing flowers to send to an invalid select those that have a very delicate perfume and that are as suggestive of life and health as possible White flowers although most beautiful lend neither color nor brightness to the sickroom and to a mind weakened be sickness are apt to be suggestive of death white those of a bright crimson or a yellow will always and gratify the convalescent Ladies Home Journal The Minister of Education is having prepared for publication at early date a series of official docu ments loners and papers designed to illustrate the history of education in this Province since papers or establish Oyster S Dean Swift said it was a bold man who first ate an oyster The legend that assigns the first act of oyster eating is often told A man walking one day picked up one of these savory bivalves Just as it was in the act of gasping Ob serving the extreme smoothness of the interior shells he inserted his finger between thenv that he might feel their shining surface when suddenly they closed upon the ex ploring digit with a sensation less pleasurable than he anticipated The prompt withdrawal of his finger was scarcely a more natural movement than its transfer to his mouth The re sult was most fortunate The owner of the finger tasted oyster juice for the first time The savor was deli cioushe had made a great discov ery so he picked up the oyster forced open the shells banqueted upon the contents and soon brought oyster into fashion And unlike most fashionsit has never gone and Is never likely to go out There is hope for the man who has found out that there are many things he doesnt know Storing apples in barrels lined with newspapers is an exper iment made by a western farmer He recently opened barrels and found that in those more or less of the fruit decayed while in paper lined barrels every apple was sound and in a fine condition Persons having any letters documents relating to the of local schools or institutions of learning between the years named and would greatly oblige the Minister by letting him known of their existence or by sending to him copies of them The golden rule in housework should be make no extra work Have a place for everything and keep everything in its place Near the do have suitable holders for coats hats wraps umbrellas canes over and outdoor shoes etc and see that they arc there In the have a place for writing and sewing materials and a special table for magazines and pa- and Insist upon it that they be put there instead of being left where they drop from the readers hands only to be picked up by the tired mother whose work in some households seems neverending Ladies Home Journal The grand jury brought in true bills against Rob inson of Markham for the conversion of trust money to his own use and against George Fielding on a charges of obtaining good on false prepenses The Crown prosecutor in the Robin- son asked for the appointment of a commission to take the evidence of Mrs Susan Peck of New York who is a She is an important witness for the Crown His Lordship held that it would be an unusual cir- In criminal practise to re- evidence not taken in the ores- judge and jury and dis- missed the application The cation renewed upon stronger material than was presented Tuesday Before the petit ury Fielding pleaded guilty Robinson does not deny using the money but adds that the estate owes him and he looVM it as a part settlement Sentence served