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• PICKERING. ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1905.
!profasaiiostal Carts:.
atedieai. .
VirF. EASTWOOD, M.D., Surgeon
. to Canadian Pacific Railway ; Coroner
Ontario County; Issuer of blarriaae Licensee.
-Claremont; office hours—Before 10 a.m., 1 to 9
• P.m, and horn T to B pm. Private telephone
connection with Balsam. Greenwood. Brougham
hit Eton. A . Johnston's '.fth conCo
- 7th con), and D Pugh' (29th coni' Wm6-lywta'e
Dental.
'{IR. E. S. BARKER, L D. S.• D. D S.,
1J Dentist, Stooffeille. Honor graduate of
the Royal Colleee of Dental Surgeon' and of
the university, of Toronto Hours.9 to 12 a. m..
• -'9 to 6 p. m. Office in Grnbin's Block, over .Jew•
elery store. Local telephone No. 24. Appoint•
' menta may be trade for evenings. Residence
- O'Brien ave. MARSHA 1 every Monday and
'Tuesday. Office over White's store. 271y
Legal.
T E. FAREWELL, Q. C., BARRIS-
VCCounty en-
y' and County
elicitor. urt..ouse Wh tbv
DOW .,k \icGILLIVRAY, BB PIIS•
ere, Solicitors, 3c. Office opposite
on-
t:Moe Whitby, Ont. Juo.Ball Dow ,B.A•; Theo,
A: eGilliyray, LL.B, ]love: to Loan, 9y
retertrutr-u.
HOPIINS,VETER1`ABY SUB.
GEON, Graduate of toe Ontario Vet-
erinsr: Co::ege, Toronto, re„i3:ered member
of 1'ue Ontario Veterinary Medica' Aa$Ociation,
porch of Greer; nd res, lance
ver. e Oma ndppd one etoein„er mrge
tours tel phone - to line my office1to 2,O. 4address.Private
Green
- Barer, Ont
f uatrttas Combs.
TELOSIAS DUNN,Conveyeneer, Com-
missioner for taking Affidavits. etc.,
Qkaretaoat. Ont
07
" BBUNTING, Issuer of Marriage
• Limoges for the County of Ontario. 01
ire as the store or et his residence. Pickering
Maga ega .
DAVID BELDAM. auctioneer, &e.,
DAVID
solicit& sales from his nnmerom
If risnds both far and near. Sales of f*.ms. taros
e soak and everyibioe the is to -be sold will be
needled by the subscriber with theistmoes ear*
Mad sold so the vary boss advantage _ f,�ty
DB. BEATON, TOWNSHIP OLE all
. Ooeveyaneer Oommisstoner for taking
amdavin. 4eeoessent. Rec. Wady as loan
an term nrooppsrs7� 11/11.344 of ¥arriags Lis
. • Meas**' shuteye)... Ons. t.e
POBTiLL.. Licensed Auctioneer,
. for Counties of York and Ontario: Auc•'
. on sales of all kinds attenaed to on shortest
notiea. Address Green elver P. O„ Ont,
TPOUCHEK. Licensed Auction -
• *sr. Valuator and Collector for the Conn
ties of York and Ontario All kinds of acotwn
sales conducted and valuations made at mod-
erate charge Estates sod consignment' con-
sistently managed and sold by auction or
private sale. Mortgagee rents, notes ani
general seconds promptly collected and satis-
factory settlements guaranteed. !tone er
write for terms and particulars, Brougham.
• Ont. Dates may be fixed se News office. y
MUSIC ! .
Miss L. L. Moore, holder of Acaae-
mic Diploma of London Conservatory
of Music, will receive pupils for in-
. struction on Piano and to Theory, _at
-the rectory, Pickering. 4-ly
Real Estate, .
.
Money to -groan I
Spink Mills
Red Wheat
White Wheat
Spring Wheat
Goose Wheat
Manitoba Flour
Family Flour
Pastry'Flour -
Bran $15.00 ton
Shorts 20.00 "
Jumbo 25.00 "
95 bus.
- .95
75 as
$0.00 bbl.
5.70 "
_5.tC "
Graham, Whole Wheat Flours
Chop of all kinds.
Hard and Soft Coal.
Above prices Subject to Change witbont
Notice.
Model Bakery Co., Limited.
Of all materials and design
kepti n stock. It will pay yon
to call at oar works and inspect our stock,
and obtain prices. Don't be misled by
agents we do not employ them. consequent-
ly we can, and do throw off the agents
commission of 10 per cent., which yon will
certainly save by purchasing from us. A
call solicited.
WHITBY GRANITE CO.,
Opp. Post Office. Whitby, Ontario
PICKERING LIVERY
First•class vehicles for hue by day
or night 'Bos in connection meet -
Mg g all G T. R. trine, Freight and
express delivered to all parts of the
village. Teaming of all kinds done
on shortest notice. Sale and emu -
mission stables in connection.
W. H • Peak, proprietor.
Furniture,, ,0,,
full line of fust-
- okays furniture now
on exhibition in
our wars rooms.
Prices right.
R. S. Dillingham. -
Pickering, Ont
Wagner & Co.
Have a full line of fresh and cur-
ed meats constantly on hand.
Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon,
Harn, Bologna, Weiners, etc.
Highest pricey paid for
•Butcher's cattle.
• A good 5n acre farm for sale in 4th
con„ Tp. Pickering—a bargain call
—srrd see me.. _
Insurance of all kinds attended to.
Village property for -sale.
Farms to rent' •
Cony eyancing of all kilids done
• W; V. Richardson.
• Notary Public, Pickering.
Hess' r�
Stock Food
Look at the, price ,of feed; Dr.
Hess' Stock Food saves feed. It
is endorsed by -.every- flims paper.
• ,lir. T. L. \Villbray, of Tt'enlnnt
I11., who wciu seventeen premiums
• at the World's fair, is a very
• strong advocate of•,Dr. Hess' stock
Food.
Note the price of eggs — Dr:
•Hess Poultry Panacea is . 'the
- guaranteed egg producer.
Hess' Instant Louse Killer has
• 25 imitations. - L se the original
. on your cattle. '
For sale at
PICKERING . ,
PHARMACY
FOR SALE.
Cedar Grove.
Mr. Chas. Malcolm. son of Mr. Jas.
Malcolm, Cedar Grove. has decided
to enter the Presbyterian ministry.
He has entered upon arts course at
Trinity University,and has just finish-
ed writing on his first year examina-
tion. He leaves next week for the
North-West where he will engage in
mission work during the summer.
—Markham Sun.
' Highland Creek.
It is with regret that we report the
death on Thursday, May 2oth,.of Gla-
dyous Louise, eldest daughter of Ja-
cob W. and Mrs. Brumwell. at the
early age of 11 years and eleven
months. Miss Brumwell had been i11
fur some time but she was confined to
her bed for only one day before her
death. Her funeral took place on
Sunday when, her remains were laid
tee rest in the Methodist Cemetery.
The sympathy of tha coin itluait} i
extended to the bereaved in their sud-
den afiic'tion. -
A small parcel of land containing
5i acres, being part of lot 11, con: 2,
Pickering. On the premises are a li
story house, 2x30, with kitchen at-
tached. stone foundation, stone' found-
ation, cement cellar ; barn 80x35, with
good stone 'foundation ; good wood
and driving shed, all in first-class re-
pair. Excellent 'soil, small orchard,
large and Small frtiit. Hard and soft
water, and never -failing spring.' 1
miles from Picketing Village, 1 Mile
from school. Apply to
FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE,
E.• Bryan. Manager.
DOMINION BANK
Capital Paid ul , • .$3.000,000
$3,034,000
-Iteserve Fund ar.9
Undir,ided Profits
WHITBY BRANCH,
General Banking .
. Business Transacted.
Special atTention given to the collec-
tion of farmer's sale and
other notes.•
KINSALE.
The T. Irmto News. of Tuesday, con-
tained th • following, The deceased
wad a da.ighter }Ir, J•e1111 Lawren::e,
of this place, •Mh-.. Brien.tl. w•ite of
Mr. .Joseph J. Brigm:ll, chief .clerk Of
th, C'an:uliaut Pal- ti HxilWar, died tit
at her residence.'_I Concord avenue.
t'es€viiuiv, She had leen suffering
ft e>ul grippe for st:.nle tune, ,till on
Saturday. her•conlitiun a -came so
serious that her medical attendant,
Dr...irla Lund. called- in ... Da•. Caren
for consolation, but • it was found
that her case teas hopeless. Mrs.
Brignall was only thirty•seven years
of age, and leaves two buys of sir and
eight years,. The funeral will take
place at Mount Pleasant to -morrow
afternoon, leaving the house on C'un-
cord-avenue at 2 o clock."
Audrey. .
Mise Tyrrell yelled on friends..
Mr and Mrs. Gordon visited friends
recently.
•T. C. Osborne has bis house reshing-
led. '
Thos. Brown is very proud of his
colt.
:Messrs. Rowson are with Jno and
Mrs. Bell for a time.
H. T Love and family have left
these parte for some tune. Mr. L.
works at hie trade at Utica.
Jno Bell is preparing to place' a
well -under his .barn -on the 3rd. E
Crawford is going to rare a shed also.
Wilson Bros.. of Greenwood. hare
rented the McGillivray farm of 150
acre:,. They get possession of part
now, and the balance early in the fall-
- The annual garden party. is likely
to take place about the 30th of June
on Mr. Thos. Puekrin'e grounds. The
committee are sparing no expense to
secure the hest they can
Mr, Dalby found that it required- a
M.9.1.1 of experience to handle a bron•
clan so for a little "boot." traded it
with J. H. Gulliver. The animal did
not take kindly to its new owner, and
sooner than run any risks. traded for
Mull Lynd's faithful. After consider-
able tattling, the broncho was ex-
changed for a new top buggy.
-
.Greenwood.
Geo. Law was in the•Queen City for
a few days.
P. Bet-leiy spent a days With
friends in the city. •
• Many of our sports spent the holi-
day in Stnuffville.
Many•of the trays spent the irolyday-'
in Richmond Hill,
Arch Davies, of Coleman, visited
-friends here Sunday. • •
-
Mr. Lavis, of Toronto, visited
James Plaskittsa few days.. .
Wm, and Mrs. Emmerson, of Aud-
ley, Sundayed with friends.
'1Vnt: Btirnes,-of•' Thornhill spent a
few days with friends here.
'J. and 'Mrs: Lemon. visited' Picker-
ing friends on Wednesday.
Mks Kate Sadler, of Pickering Col-
lege, 'is spending a few flays at 'home.
.Rev. E. A. and Mrs. Tonkin are at
present attending conference in Pic,
l
tots,
ir. and Mrs. C'runiiter, of Pick-
ering. Sundayed with the tter'.si
parents.
Jlrs.' Bone's' '.ale of household
effei•ts- Was •tt•ell. attended .on Tues-
day East. 0
Mrs, • Hone moved her househo d
guieds to 'Whitby on Tuesday, where
she intends to reside.
Ed. :and MrS. Jackson have return-
ed to their house in Norval after
spending' 'several days. with friatuls
..here.
•The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist ('Murch intends •holdings garden
party at:Judson Gibsun's on or about
the ltJJth of June.'
We understand that' Hair black -
Sill ith, Geo. Laty, has.. huught the
Piekt'ring shop and will take posses-
sion of the same at. once'. •
On \Icind:ay' ,morning the death of
3lrs. •Jus. Brignal.l, of Toronto, form-
erly :t Kinsale girl Miss C. Lawuence
1)ecaine known here. The whole ctim-
nntnity extend their sincerest sym-
kLathy to the husband who is well
nown here iild'also the -father who
lives at Kinsale. --
The.
The. Balsam Foot -ball Team came
to Greenwood on Saturday evening
last - to play our boys -a game of hall -
but only few of the the folks were in-
formned of theta coming. the boys
were not on hand so no game was
played. We will look for better
arrangements next'tifue.
PORT UNION.
Miss Maggie Pratt, also spent the
day with her parents.
Fred Godfrey and the Misses Fisher,
of Toronto, spent the day at the sta-
tion, -
• Mr. and Mrs. Leavens and Mrs.
Whalpton, of Toronto, spent the 2.4th
with friends at the Port.
The weather on Victoria Day was
the proverbial "Queen's weather" and
everyone ha& a good time.
Mr's.. Gates had a large party of
friends and relations to spend the day
finishing up with an elaborate display
of fire -works. . .
OSHAWA,
Through an • •advertisement else-
where and by other Means MI. Ed-
mondson announces that Prospect
Park has been closed to the public.
The town council no doarbt will make
a naive to arrange fot' the season at
its next sheeting on Monday week,
and perhaps an ui:ilerstaniling can be
urrired at sooner but it is is to he hoped
that the park may he had. The tuts—
a-lias enjoyed valuable privileges there
at a. very low'figure.. It would never
pay. to buy a park • as long as such a
magnificent place can be had well
kept and so splendidly lighted, all for
very reasonable consideration. .No
such park could be established and•
Maintained by tine town fur less than
l,i,9) a year. -We don't doubt that
\Ir.
Edmondson has suffered as rntu'hi
•1lau,age through depredations as
the grant rotad hitn amounts •to.
—\itutor. • • -
s -
- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
neposits received of $1. and
upwards:
Is .tereSt allowed at highest
current rates.
Compounded,, or paid half.
yearly, - - -
E. J, THOBTON,
ItANAOZBI
Brougham.
'sirs.
Mains was in the city on
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Philip was in Toronto
last week.
F. C. Cowie spent last Tuesday
in the city:
Levi Willson
over Sunday.
T. Gam mage has been ill but is
now revering.
A. Beer is working s cement
work in Brooklin,
P. and Mrs. i)y-rnan, of Myrtle.
spent Sunday at J. Philip's.
Quite a number from here took
iu the show in Oshawa last week
Mr, McGregor and family of To-
ronto, spent Sunday at R. S. Phil-
lips'
Mrs. Goldman, of Toronto. is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. S. H.
Stevenson.•
Mrs F, L. Gleeson and Gertrude
spent last week with her parent-
in Toronto.
Mrs. J. M.• Gerow is in -Chippewa
attending her son Stanley who is
ill at his home there.
Mrs, Wallace and family of
Greenbank Sundayed with her
sister, Mrs. T. C. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Everest and
family, of Markham. are visiting
with .Mrs. Everest's father, Mr.
Garnmage.
Miss C. Phillips left on Tuesday
morning for Cheddar, where she
has secured a position teaching
school. We all wish her success.
N. Y. -Poucher passed his final
at the recent lash school examina-
tion. He and all other success-
ful.students will.be--called to the
bar this week
was in Oshawa
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Ayer's
You can hardly find a home
without its Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Parents know what
it does for children: bream
Cherry
Pectoral
an a cold in a single a ghc„
wards off bronchitis, prevent',
pneumonia. Physicians ad-
vise parents to keep it on hand..
"rise be. cough. medicine money can least
ahLidn�ii. notln-7 Pectoral. For the couglever
a s Sou7
2,
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y8arabet? , S�'.
MC..SOC..B1.M. J J. C. ays=o-._
Ali dm • a3 , for ruses'. Star+.
Throat,'Lungs
•
Ayer's Pills greatly ald the Che�3
Pectoral In breaking up a cotes
Hay Tedders, Binders,
Mowers, Plows,
Turnip Drills,
and. Farm I1i11,leu,ents of all knots,—
.
nots .
Buggies and Wagon y to suit al
For a good Separator call on
L. D. BANKS, -
_ 88-ly Pickerirar,
Painting, Paper-Hangin-
The undersigned is prepared team
rept orders for painting and paper•
hanging Twelve years at the tttslR.-
ness in England.
A. PALM ER.
21tf Christina St., Picker'Oe
• Postal Hints. •
•
When you call at the office for your
mail -and the postmaster hands it out,
enquire if that is.all,
• • If you ask for mail and are told
there is none say there ought -to be:
then go home and. send the rest of the
family to the office at different tinges
of the day..
Don't bring your mail to- the office
until. the mail closes, 'then cuss the
postmaster for not opening : the mail
hag and putting your letter in.
When you want a stamp on your
letter, tell the post.inaster to pit' it on :
if he don't like it thrash hint. In case
you put it on yourself, hold it in your
lMrg' enough CO -remove the
mucilage ; it will then stay on until it•
is dry. ,
Be sure to ask the postmaster to
Tredit yntl,with stantps,af their is any
accoulriiodation ahilut• -hint he will do
it.
If you. have a hof, stand aril, dt•um
on it until•the postmaster hands out
your mail; it makes hint feel good.
especially if he is waiting on someone
else.
When you call for stamps get close
to the delivery window and put theta
nn at leisure. .Everyhody.elsc.waiting
for their mail will he so' glad when the
last stamp is on.
Start for your mail when you hear
the train whistle, you have a good
time to wait for it and will see "how
slow those clerks are."—Ex.
pickering oa.1
Yards at Spink Bleu,
Best Quality of Hard Cat
Full weight Guarantee
Stove and Chestnut Sis s
At lowest market
prices. _
We have alio on hand qquantlty ria
Beset Quality :ttnithing Coad:
Our Coal makes _warm friends.
Orders left with w. Yeak detivetd'!
promptly.
The
WESTERN BANK Of CAROL
Incorporated by act of Parliament 19rg
Tinkering Branch.
Authorised Capaeel .S1 Ost11s•
Subscribed Capital SODA
seat �✓�
Assets Readily Convertible..Iti<� ,1r101119.11S
Joss Oowas, Esq. 1, H. aMu.t.Art, Bio.
President Casider
Special attention given to Farmer's Sas
Notes Collections solicited and promptlyaaw . • '
Parma—FS -Note. chicon-dad— An sr.' ..swr psi
Foreign Exchange bought and sold Deriaef!
sued, ayailable on all parts of the world
$rings sank Departaneat.
'Intefest'WWTowed on deposits at highest ere
rent rates, and credited half -yearly to deposit:
Cieo. Herr. Mannan.
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Watches,
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The Scottish American says :—
" Robert
-"Robert Shields,•a• poet of •some
local celebrity in Kilmarnock, was
-of-opinion that he was a second
Robert Burns. Up till the time
of his death, which occurred a few
years ago, he maintained that the
following terse was; equal to -the
best style of Burns :
There were three men to oor hoose -earn' •
And for their breakfast wanted bum.
Saye we :'Did you free Manchline caner
Saye they, "we am.""
Silverware, -
Jewelry, etc. !
sent profnptly by mail of any-
thing you want and would like.
to see befurtebuying.
•
Wo make a specialty of mail
ilt'tlers and can save yon
'11) to 25 per cent, on Same. ,
' We wlU be pleased to submit De-
signs and Prices.
slur ain is Quality at a right
: price, ..
Norman Bassett
Jeweler and Optician.
•
Brock st, south, Whitby.
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' . % promise, t)aeauso au tunny ether
- - .;. :.._ _.... a �I.men wanted to be deur tier; at lest,
t .` however, he., did uiauuee to get with-
• •.
The
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aer- jee '1'1�..//'ll �U G Lord Rochester was holding her
'� bouquet, while she displayed her card
to show a gentreinalt, wit -0 implored
e. dance. that she had not one left.
1 The wit of the party was perpetrat- PRODUCTS.. ing hon mots for her special benefit,
and- the rest of the group seemed ' Green grass, clover and carrots are
waiting. on the till -chance of ' being t\'0I1 known tG give a yellow color 1.0
0 pct•utittcd to pay her some small at-milk..ar.rl butter. (Jf the geaimss, corn
terttion.e and outs proUttLly tend to produce a cold stable, the owner is punished
ltoyctr•atched }ter and her sur- milk most satisfactory for general fur hiss -lack of kindness by a•,decidud
ruundi-ng court with a smile on Itis' household use. On the other hand, lack of milk and cream. In general,
C11APT1'.it XXIX.-(Cw tiuued•) ! dancer of his day.. "If tie break hundsoutc fare, find pr•cscintly looking buckwheat middlings has: the' most it can be said that anything that
-Presently ono guest began to whir -;-down,• it twill be qty ,fault, rei)ttgn-'up she saw him. iujurt)us effect. Thu 1'ved affects -the makes... Ho cow uncutitfuitable tri
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per the inquiry which was on the bee." A ht s tole he. nu•ntatly "ILuyce.:' and she moved toward i
hurd)!oss of the butter, that is, its wind or body- will both lessen the
minds of all: , swore :that there should be no break hire, Lord Rochester fall-ing back and ability to stand' up in- hot weather, .quantity of rnllk and dect•case the
-Where is she'?" for though they down if, he had to lift her bodily was instantly absorbed in examining and also its o1'alti. C otn and oats'P0r cent of fat. .
had come with the ostensible object from the floor.the bouquet. i make a good grutued buyter, '. heat: The quantity of milk can he varied
''df dancing, tbay_had also come to st:e 'Bur he 'floral -hot' have' feared.' '.11,..:- "Wall, Madge,'' he said with his bra's add Iu(sucd Meal a hour grain-' bet ween large extrcines, and it can
and hear Royce Latmloli'u wife, the fore they •had taken a .dozen turns, easy laugh, "it's very kind of you ed, while if buckwheat middlings are' be said. its general that a cow of the
"'beautifhl girl whose past was a mys- he murmured: 1 to notice rte• is yotu' head' quite fed its large quantities a butte'' is teat dairy typo gives more milk, the,
tory, -Were you staking fun of me, Mrs. turned, dearest? :Are 'you :iatisnetl? Produced ghat /Auks and cuts like t;trtt•e food she dip, t. ts. if a richer
Het- succuss at the last meet, the Callous')- Yoft-Walt!. divinely." .You should bel" lard. 1:lutea steal rich in fit stakes milk is desired, it. must bP utt,tained.
,impression she. had evidently created "11 is because you help me," she She. looked at him eaiti stly,'• its if ! a Soft butter', While cotb it, "cl 1 it.t1 by getting, a difltit at cot., in" con -
on Lord Rochester had gut bruited said gratefully. "I know -I feel- she did not undle'rstami at first, then; bus the most pronounced effect of • cis: language, obtain quality of
about, and the curiosity of • those t -hat."
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'A SECRET REVEALED
has been made for all these causes
tt,,•■�� there is still a daily and ,weekly •
.F0 gm fluctuation in -the ric4est/ol the
�• milk. due to causes ns y unknown.
liN tats.
llut the fact of this variation is cer-
1•`rlg-ht' has a powerful influence to
"....■ take the fat 'Out of Milk. If the cow
HOW FEED AFFECTS DAIRY .i., driven to the barn by a barking
cur, if she is beaten with the milk
stool, a less quantityof a poorer
rjualiiv of milk is surd to result. 7f
she stands out its veru weather until
chilled, tri• is' cornlel'lr-d to occufiy a
she blushed It is all delightful," kali that feuds in staking the butter .inilk by • breeding, amd •quality by
who had•not•seen her, and yet had "You aced no nssiitance,t'• ht' -said, -t she said- half •apuloretieallv„•hcr'eves, hard writes _Mr. Wells \V.• Cooke. feeding. -. - -.
heard so `much of 'her, Was at Its "You, dance as well es you ride,"' sei,king his wistfully.-.".13ut do. you' The Plisse of the question most in-
height,Madghade Iaughea: IIen face had lost thi:.k • I haven't missed + :t'? o 1'0•.1 • tearstitig to the dairyman is, whatMudge, d's sht. sat itt her corner nerits paleness, and had a delicious ha.0 not been near ree, Jack," The t, should lie fat to imcreaso the autttunt
behind the y'onng squires, heard her colbr in it, .1.4 lie was a gypsy, amil 0111 dearly -loved aurae• slipped out Of tat. n. ith1 ill ii.k, S0 ;'ar no sat is-
After lamd is once permitted to
•name mentioned now. and'agaiul and the movement of the waltz,the ti•i-' unawares," - . factory 0lliriiative tutswe•r has len \wash, it is •scrt llar44- to step its - - -
her heart boat painfully. vine music, the gentle courtesy o- "Far the best of all re,tsuta," he'given. ,'i'he tires e t belief d th,se ten det's to t•. ash ue.ad11 in tlttt sante
She sat. 111010 dancing with one her partntr were haa•!ng thiii• natut•al' said,- s:ni•ldug. ."\\hat a" success ,-o1( • whr, have stuctitel tint jtttth,ctrt 01,1x[ p1,tcr•, as that place nearly always
and another o1' the daughters of the effect upon her young spirits. ' are having, \faalge' .111 t!•e sten, tboz t,;hIC is that feed dues not af-
remains a'. l : st a lit Ho lo''ti Ligan
. ' county;..and it seemed to'h,•1 as she "Why.," she said,. •"1. hates only and 1.,1• that malts the, woolen, toy,' feet the rit•huess of the milk, that is, the surt'uunrlii .ant!- (fete of the
looked at his hundst,tnc, carclls', face 1 ttrn'e•d this .nags, b 111111ght, 1r,.: 10 are tnikins ahutit cote." the Ptiiuirls" I,uttr1 fat in each 1!1'0 hc;t prevent 'vas c•t,ur}stx, strange as-
'11ti c linked pontiffs milk. The pr''�•,.-,. doctrine i; - it rusty sc(„c�, • in rota+leer of crui's.
•_ , that he had clean •fur�;ottt•n her. • Lady' •I'r<4=cltan-tau; ht rte;., 1 ,
Strangely enough, la k! a midst of h. an art�i,111)21 he slid.' di;ithtl .l. (unuutj, cuufu •ti still that each c•, v.: has !ie r ::�. • u, tercel Laud
continually-. cropped -arid 'cull i- ”'
harf'"
all the splendor and scan sty, her ",1r'o you tire(\•?""I don't und,•rstutul, ' tq suer riche, ss of milk, slut• to law irtditi- t'at,•:1 v.'i11, u,tidr,t•- ordinal'•✓ matta_,�
Inx'ander„'1 back tu_ihc forest the -looked at hint With mule ser- mese': ''(' )t'1„':r1' is very•kin 1 But .i:.softly 014.1baa' a.1'.cestrv, This rich- Ineut, .',t:,'ittlil.' los, its hulnits, art!
glades, to '..other Italie, to L..ttle rris,,. '1'ir,.c.d. 'h i, -who had w'alke:1 at•.• they not alwa`.,1 se,'?" ne v:cri0'. 1;'1 Ilii er lit cows;in s,tn„• the r,ort cat ilbruiis mo!e6:11
which c, al-
an�l '1'1 its ' rite r,..celled11 them all with-ca.,uld \calk -a score of utiles scull- \,,1 uittajs," he 1,,`s1,o..,!,,1," 11 i.; tiara/„...,,,,„.1, rat 1) p• 1•„ 1.1Pounr1, \vacs ,r •siert• in label rich in 'humus,
a •trar,Era
e. sad tele•rress: It _ s!:o out the sliglit,.bt 1:ta.!_uP, '.tni •d ..lali.-hit1,•' Itt 1 r t, roe
e:lc` "1 Wish nii!k. I,•.he1» In111 !,i,::nd;, 1'.,11112, lite :111(1 Catch 41•<1•utes l,t,;,,•1'. to hnl'1
Rt'
• , anal uce wet•.. only hack witii c;lidin0n;-.
u arod t0 sucl: 111'ie ler a 1 r•i.uld dance with w,1(•\•,..t! , t' t,„ -„4,-0.:4-4•,.-,.,1-r,,„._
.f,•;till hig:,er: A„..,th, soil front -Wt1s-!ur„ h�tth,as a
rhrrn' How'h(“1,,...-!'",;)1.glad:v would she, have fe'•w 1 1oistunts 11n:•;, • -- :,ultln'1 Pr,•teml to Ile .,•m„ • • ite,t' by 1,,,a 1 given •an .iu•up,it. ole•It i teal hiudrutice and n5 en alt -
121,, d theseglitteringhul s ' fur "1.� 1 u,. ,,u the. marines c,stilri t! t 4 ill t` it t 1 : • f,.•. 11;, to x1)1 (2•' •
1 n,. he said, "Let else's wirer for leve noetics ! nn ir•, w i
-thy r ,Irl\ -caravan th;s ,Tress Which nie t,•11. y:„\..that a...e1021 does not yew”- r1i• ):ormiiii quality of roil.. and after 1r: '11711.i''''.$.• Yean,.•rii', if 1 11 ltd v.th
1,•., \1 Worth many hour's -4)i 1;i•t x,11 a partner. often. 'I think 1'.1 i tlh•-r rrn,r,n ;•ogle 'brat n., (Mie of rhos chit rhn1101 t,'h`r r •esn,,ti.le tale, mill he found
• tt,:tiou5 thou.1,t, for her old., brotwa is they tlttnt'c1 he snit-,'--thr•b:;h'wire than 11an:•,• wit." " '-s'1, ,,.'iaiiry, eiti,o1' 101rrutke it "-vb..'" "r ire'.1 actin:; t!to 1110(1 tr, vi,1::,.• (if -t"o
t1, i t. and scarit•t s}t' to tic sit - lint Tao t 't t. , }„ u,4n1 Lrasc,,w of?.r coat 100
.._ .. _ .. awl; t Ig,t con:, ,n w s«,phistirate,.,,rn,i- i Prre11' n, the tone tchtc'F only a ii ,,r,v. � y •
' 2.ti on tbt shafts nt the c,ti watt with t: ,) ahse,rh,•, I ,y • it i' 1(r. „f i•ult,war.,nn
I t>,n tine. that t1:c••: ,r -non -reit- 1'he 1k:1Hr 1A' pr,•\tt ,•rat this wit:`rt ( ln:er al;rno
1-4-..1 basket-w'tk watt 1: aver ut her tete the ubj.:�is of 1 : •rel att••nIl i "1', r'v well ' he saga! •'1'm y:(drig C';',WS .ate hatred to pasture in tit•; will t rat so, we!1 unless sora
- .-ft,'.'nrta1 wi•hin ouch of is hand: •in, 1, 1 l his • 1nn,r tot ird t., ,Laic,• the next vi Int ..• . f,e!,:, ;h,• che.n: fr,,nt•.iry 4',•e,1 t:, ..:''r', tliiek, .1s- the roots are so
t 1 o r,r s „' :
1 ,,rent :rttrttit !i1'1,1 her heart;' her t,.< til,, 0j, 11'.1'. defcr•ontial a,.id t• - "1 should lil t„':,e4 t'uu. I "twill V. I,/ Ir,,!:e•,:'a 1,', 1.,,,',:,r flow .,',f 10,n'e1 oil t•-•,. \1e: • •.s ssw. na0 1,rxture.
- hfr eyes. 1grtw t , and the gay tere•Iti:tl ' A 10111 of'the- twilit ••14•.wattti,” Coll,: I•t,l•.•t IJ , Idea is so grou,r,l- If t;, nags. d sirabh to use+ for 1•as-
sc, ,:row ,tarts aril in. : is! ,nct guesi.d how !.:01,1.s st:n,'1 with h:r,
• 'ht' was 112' 011) do;,-„r,Litl note 1n :0h,1 theige laic w;r,•r:est fidteirc.s
•-tie. itarinetny of -retirement and splen- twotOrl have biesh.a1,411 11t 0.1 1.1.-;,, 1 0'1
- . dnr the humbler Piece of 41111' among • Rochester. 'a good ntan he h t !, Ijke
-tle vases -of f,ctrcelain: the worst of , , I:t• ce,,, e,... rr:u:i1-
1•+• she 4,01 in sal rv.erie Lord ,',rt:;, and 71:•s 'c .,4 1,1,4 of theati. 11 •
It, , ^ Ott(' 1•;;t,grgel ?h,, li ptut:, \ :,0 would Stan'! l'..... -tis s:ruile g10 1-
- w -o ,'d n:1 t. cat ch his I,irrlshap arra'. i woman whom }FIs 11 i •nil It •.,'1 - 1..t.21
. i1(;; at ai .salt burgh, the festival was,, pit k, d. up- l7I 1,., ' sand 1y 11rr tin- ' young; t 1(: r d...mon v: i Ai had se ,t•;•,1 fa••tr s anal riTresoJil i, i; a uLr1,v wary-_! 'T'tt pounds of bran mixed with •
in fu!1 stat^C, ac fit;• I"tenc•h Phil.,s- tit hf, .ha'i nosed her to a pedestal her for this v. Mt, exi;endetl his elo- 111 en' lronioe;lt, foci and care ie i.one.uuntl of .linseed meal and 1,ne
ol'her remarked, he liked his world froth which norm should throw 1:,•r, y,,•,tri• on l:1(: r„irs. 'one-ens..4 the mi14. itl,Prnv,id•sl,_hr- pound -of wound recut , fe•1. 10 the
w .:
v..ill 'reel ,• could do it, he uw•
tr, uuti 1.0 Royce w, r t. 1)11 2 1 ! the rnm ttl,�„in, 1v ' t1 the t revs 1w:•ut to
past 'ire, ! w. atrr('e n ,1,11,a.t
llu':rtg' half a.
Ile. honed oed over !lir cn'In1', ',jew.•1-: would:' .+inr•, h. of -1t, •,r 1b hart r, tt n �tl:',•,1 in s ,tae it th•tn ed in the 01;H,';,10 'pint nl the-Mixt:arr to ten. holes, trill
ed hand with a 'grace second oily '1'h,•v danced the wa11,7 o„ .
t,..ed as het amen„ tit. flume..., !a1 1 .- and hi. .Liectie11, '1'h, alc,'a_c nus Pr,tcti• � add to the t':;.;-1tr,•,bii t io11s,
' 'It C.) It,•t• own. - - the 1.1110,1c1111ta died away 31.x4!:.• skipped„skippedtam.'1111` sitting- in the p111 li 0tr-e; rally do chants•. .- 1'he.I,,,twer of t}n• vow ret. take and
"It reminds reit of th,•--Vee,inrl 1'm-' With a 11.�c•P sigh, Sett 17 w 1, st;ir,hng, t•cside h,., i\'111' \111_h 1-1.1 \'ti tr_ti.. • -•`rh,;,.•a large (paiditics ni. fool crena..
P!rc, 1' urates,!'• he said': . glancing "1 had no idea ti• was tin 11.-11- l,. n lief; ode r her and 1ulkt•i;; in 0 t lat,;5 ta; a cnnaidrrn}tie decree her
----..,round .the. xoom; cines- '' h0' said, hill-u,til,il• 1 t (ter'y ,ein(rwn, n knotwa the
I e t tally, low, persuasive te.i.r ].ogre-ntt,r,+l mI• L: t'art•s In 1t; girl°•teas, 11 • tl;cn,it'alur iti [he dairy, ,'rite Sni;iit eater
I'hr countess receiver! the colnpli- Lord Rochester stnih,l that los' \'.sero wit t -.b 1 glen. 'tout this iti taut alae t„ tt,,, 1eed, what is i Is of •1itt,1r w.iln, , us II ,1s ,iri,tossiblu
,(t ,with a',tnc1o1,;s �m11e,• ; ... but \could n1on Of „s nt>t give (:,r his eves- Were bright and restless the, (7,1."'"4.;;•lust ,r1 the vurviation. is' t'r her to nktke sniff and fnree _ern-
, .int•i.
nen l'il n frt-0 Laird it .cher_, your 14Paetiv for pleasure. hesaitl.-:i''ith the br l,.htn,•,a ghit;jt is_horn .0i . ',it'll_a:, u chau�•,.•s i : c,,,nt••cti 14 0•,'. and suck u?t•1 t,f 107)11 that con -
1 r is the highest of all ,ran,< she "It is; nil Inc,*t,;' me,” she said the wf1i.: , cal.. Ir, t , ' l e• d dr, 0;ie'if the el0nients for
--. •_ f ff.,uns too little c, t ;
rositt.r.decl in"Tho '•'nil re, t h.• I t•att;r1 > .nf the Pert,:! 1(t
-so surae _, ger.tlt; w- at;d str;an;,e." and 11 tc 4r;r', ,hnrusw,l rxlu•es•Iciuf tr• rod. mill; -rniikuic,•' . •
110 Passel on howin4 to one btc•tat1,'m. .lu,t ,Ir nip 1 caw wul�4st
anal 'flay it I'•,':; euhtluu.� sit.'' ho mode• he*r 1oteiy fare} loci.; strani;ui�y,the ui�lk is the ttorulest it ,s to. I,e ','h•• horse sol,1orn f,ar•s any ot,ja-t
__ another'; and the creastry folk, who' said f, rtf_ tl;_ ",1h, here they ;,,il� and satl-im the midst of s„ch a.
ur1\' oos ,t tet elms . . it rtota,u., unless it apPe:trs S,.ddenily;,th�r„far•u
knew hits by a::1) „bl\ looked af- cum•!” he added und<1• his 1,reath. tune. ,f 6a.rty, i ,waw -to Ittt k a h• tsi• of '.hyn,'.-t
- 'ter !„m with ke.`n inset, st unit tru "1%h,,rn'i' she ,:,keel. Seymour 1„oked 1111 \ria h a •,tart and t` tth tbut tilt'lo churn(\ !n' gi.ulrty uu-
1....whip i? w h. n. if ol,. s the
tci the c, Arts iir tali a sin I'll?,,
is not 1
lett:,• asst as he. m;sd, !,is tt.:. slots 1R nodded tr, the sten whit were tt sr,rwi us lt.,.re'.1,(it at't n'1, -,,,t. '' n,stolot f it:; rtnrl.l, r•:. -1 ht -s- only
It 1(,,,l leisure...4, throu_h the c•r. w -r , ti ias tit, quality 'of milk. t,t'a,li.t,.t .'e-
1. p;, tilling • thein with' ong,•rrl,ss in entered betureu: rhe curt tin., cr;as s, the Per relit, 1(l lit gleno.}.'mak,•s it worse
fire :t is sure t0
-- What's 11,,• great. Lord 1 1)111s'er” • their 'faces bene half rose c.ith a s.,17 of ta.,er ri.,s. ana1 the niiTk.cs ritat• st • In fat r,•ittembrr tdat i1 th,•t' • 11 nI e,'en hien.
whispered one ; rrl tft another, 'tri n-! The crowd ,,f twtrslttp' -s at ti:e r,ess starl relief, but it rti,1i1 uuat- in oust t,tf.,rr the rut•; \roes\ It 'I'!te 1(o 111' n 2ur•(•!u. tt,.ilti111511 -rno-
t;it!v hoping that '.on:e 7)720 Wright ,tris,• e 1' tit,• r:, tw (117 i,ty,” .ht_ ,ti 1 au 1112:(71[, arab she .sank 1,aer:, a; if 1 tical, it i. Itald,_ 1 1 :•t a obi tett .
,introduce. hien -ter her, :tnt1 that he ,1t 1,, ,ady 1:111 unlrr171)ij 1:1n, x9,1 h,:,l_icrt111t!1Ci'i•!1 _shalt she roasts. /~lent i to .triatif,n tiitTors W'idcl}'ifi.,r. it Mittca1.' Tho (inly reasontihier
:..rnir;ht 1 ' 1,. 111 1,•n•nt cow.
1;iv0 her a -t •on r•dancr ''1!e and sit sr'r:oel ca,nfuscd and btu -11111g 1(o tnn�rr fly •t1( It„y4e for cumior2 - '.way 'to break a home 1(i this habit
,i,!”. ins to be looking. for , i,t.e o'fe,t delil101 11 as tit -t• P1 '.1 d artu;ntl :end 111(1 tr I'h •en is usual..} vnri11 him} r"',' i. •t 4 require it tit stat t
n Irl' t i! - �.,
ditesn;t h4. Will he dance, I scuts_ her. begging for n lance, ,s daiic,•, ]lene he .the• quality ri the tril. i:r0- ! f w"h,T1 wCT 1L
' 1 (•it doted in the ntor1 l ,tad_ut_ tlt•e `hies and let it. vee that there is
(loll'.Th1y rev that sometimes he 'l'he homes looked at her as she '''3.11 1... lig:
did no,,ottco ,till her thing
to tai• nirnir! of. �t,in�him-
1.'w•ild not dative all the,,•.,•ni1T_. stood,' t even'irtg: Thr rule i., 'ihtif' f}'e riclir;
` hr„n, 'IGwie. 110w,, but her. aln,'r :44,41-«cnr'i ...
the cv•n1rr.. of, tit,= t 1' ; given at the mi1al't that oc- li -is not mach d \mil of anything
- „ It certainl+t• al it d its if the With it, chr'.te1 1ttlntrin I e t�!her,
a boss t,n)cmilk is 1, i
�i u h r hod hint, and male hi; cols. after thr< short or. numb. 1- 0f ',' ch•arly s:•�s mid nildorstands,
great \nun were .t n •i„r sonic 'l'brw knew, tho,tglt Madge did nut, !:Dart ache with a str.ut_,c` pan:.. It:•e hour. between 1/111111 ', It the milk- set isle as dairying is concerned,
- - 071 11111 at ,re -e, +
” .. I stg!-t, fejt ';t:w 1.., to .,,,1i•h t,,',-rc,neieo,nt„ that ;if e" 1..11 �,,tt n ii,tiit, lf.li;iE h,•('- - ._.ihu-,crt_atrst pr•rattlera 1-tt: i is'co�•
though his 111, 2 dly ;soar l,:J ryes re.;lie! a s•elder t r�tJ• Leeittt to ,burn etc S• t'euuut• been sot, ing 1„ her thus ging iti 7loiu, 1n. Tflr tvrnt 1 at , fro'r;t i2;;•=::the f,irtnc•r !. the.srcurint; of
veal, 11 ncthirt , .,f „l,,,t .t,,-, 10.,,,in,g i h. Ili,..,. t. ,. sl. st,,:,td 1 tad. 121,• 11 at 's O'e•lr.r.k in I he nlnrninL' ;1(,d ., o'tl..c•k , •
•in•the etrIhe Il,e•,•veuittq's tti►k eoy\s twat-lit•onucu,L tonne, !_v
in the brakii b0hind therm his voice "'\lint hind of person always atm- "Dene is street," glad• Seyinour, al• ,
IIOLr), 111L1. LAND..
as eel h Marry )kiun_ht', ilial it ,,4• in- • tan•': "-'!""IP
.,r t f •h;iy stagy
,r! L, n,:: .1 1' ri,.,rr,t- corer,' t •11 in the fans of used 1 f:c to mil, anrI then a good crop-
'el pbiott- 1'.1•' 1?s I -s r i,artttrr o 1(t, s 4F1,0.-ailuw at o •rep• (04,411 1 ,;f: t't t t ,, rnartur,' rr 110» giro's
taut u', c 1,irn•r! under.. V'1'his is eir
, ttiih. rt .trill• i•.! I. :td t i;k ,, h: s,:!rtd.' ,': .flap ar':,i .'unr tinny ,e, cit
'l ..,,r da n, , is it? .V!l t ir,J.1 (100,1- =: n d. r1u the t,•st tai 11v:, your 1 tt=ur,!od quite adv:u,tac;eou'. iti farm
hn-• \favi - i.avo Iwaod Ihr,, ria:':It.•r hath with, 0,,e,rk, ..
ah'•r 11711 twi-tf�llie, end r el14, ktsrd and stash s 1(e 1ih
•for n tt t t•,+• r a< l)1t i, at+ ':t i its I,'•' ,rid 1,4 1,2 \'r11 ,li , rt I LIN E.* �'T(r2:11 \'(iFT: i.-
tt ill In• the r ,eche\ , fur t. here 'Sri-, ci111y hitvi tg: such cower he will make both
•ad nmanner were absent' andpri•oc- '•1er•',tatiris the effort ivin cos -roost curtly nlluhthe morning Bind his labor ;111'41 his feed bring him a.
copied ;when he 'ansti.cred rhos, who 1.umtes," nn:rm,, fell nue -Woman whit. ,,,,,4-,..,,.,,,,,4-,..,,,,,,4-,..,,.:i,••, 1 ''t11! •dance with yon, teurs between e int greater nttr '(thin than a 1
, addressed him. lied run through' throe seasons, rout
Sludge saw hiin thrcn,ling' his way. was still t> Spinster. "Isle. you - etre
' through the now crowded rr,o:rt, aril sec anything so remarkably „strange
noticed' his 'dander :.., ca.,, Sed-' a, her dress? Those poppies woold
artily he stood before her With all -look -well on the prism donna of -:t'
the. preoccupation of.lii- fere ' 4111- lieh; opera," and she stares. with C
Is -ed. and .0 look of sattsfactiun•attd a for(•ed sneer...ti her chit lips. •' S0s,,,tt of you, Kerte'? ' asked Royce" "n'rid n faint Snule on' her il: s mut !ci,itt,tr,-lo(ikir'1 , for caws tit t will
. egersis\; tnilirin�s ,-1ft4r allowance is; • possible
iiocci.' at the .resent time. The science of
-_-`-"_:----:-•- :- .;earls . rungs; is assn that must he.:
„flu not dance ton lutit_r•, Irene,.• ==-- =---- �•
said Seym,urss11t.sothlr, and 11e left hottncinet and hlunrler•irtr their Way;',sttIJied, amt the tittle Put on the '
the pulnt-house by the opposite door' huts iragilu s.nd like a. delicate Cntwer st lid,: of it will bring in more dollars
It'tirling•-'to Chi. -hall; - she stented among the other, tculnwt.;th:lrt •will the same amount of time' -
'•W'hy els- tie'1Itt it take such post There was a sli I,t flush on her face, ::Pent in . rennins; about -over th
a
pleasure in its 1,10oe. 1 should have tho!tr;lit Lur(j reS) lttfully• 1 lite, touch of 771711th i 1 her cheeks,! cower. !'n sight of the dairy,st:tnrlard
"At. 'last!" he said as he bowed Rochester 1,,,? exper-fenccil to 110 "Don't -let us talk of Sty -of any -,and the shadow of a smile serve.!; in the mind of the fernier, • .\s- tt
over her• hand, iak.'n with a ilair•v-maid's sittifier thing for a little whil',". she .said, only -10 •accentuate the gausses which. ,goal thing• the curt•' buyer falls far
1lat•e,you been leokii,, for ate?" and swot. 0t1s, remarked' :mother "1 gut not. lured: it was the heat sat upon the ilc,wer-lake ince, ; shut, of securing• the cow be, sets
she said w•ii
th the„smnldtcity of ter rn a tot,\.. (1t 1,n_)r:c1ous (•I•,t1(15:n, .and— What s, -.Madgemr
a succes1adge is His heartsinot0hi, whF 110 scarce -Lout to buy,
noamce_ "Dairy -maid!” twigs the .sc•urni,tl• itavinr,.!" I} could tell. Ifo rrcalI,44 tato"r< <bil(IishF .4___._. .
•
';1''ut• no 01:•+ else. I assure you," response, '•v„v rather •tl•4 smile 0i”,Yes; hitt I•thetught-We wi::•en't•ti) 'days. 1ie had •altvu;•s called Iter hi, 1 I'\1 M \OI'h1S.
• ho said, • touched 1 by the. child-lik:e a Fran -Ch Sold brette. 1:1111 can see tall:?" he said, little wife, Once, in the course Of!
i ""caridbr, :1:11 f.1 60 flit (matte as to that kind of thing' at ally of the "\o," site said in a lore voice. In his ro;ll;h plav ho unci. throat: . 1104.1. I1)•, nt;,1)11 is 'eery Variable -in
Bind a dance ills..'? \Vittl you dance cafe 0hantants in Paris. ' Poor Royce the old Pitres She a-nd }tovr, had down .111(1 renderer. her. for a 1110111(.91tcumJtru:itii,n, owing,to the. t;trinhl0
thts next with 're e'? Landon!" uftiut dnucuid together :alon;t t<'hea c•qt or two •nttcuriseious: he 110 the sctnc..nature 111 loud, hut. is enerully rich,
__ ' llad.e held out lien carr], which i!tit, Made '1 11(1 n ane 0f tiles,. ri,inrs •anr1 the lint., and thee knew now in this cr(177114 )) 1,2.11 -roots n 'nithuuch • 1otttain111 n 1.1,•1,` h, 1(0„-
-was empti-,• e:4, tut;• •Ir,r ettnour's charming 'criticisms, . She scarcely each )1,1 S• Paces as 11(1' t•xo per- plainly as if it t711•e, b1in:� 't•e-nrtecl,' 1:ige of water. 1t s;eneratt.s little
nan.10,'and Rochester -wrote his 04.wn nttleerl that 11, woman, (11)4 .114 her sons ' whet Itr.e danced tog..tiler 'as' Ile- had Pir!usol her nP in hi : 1111s',heat tri decultlltt 1..r
down twicein the •quarb•ille• looker. ,ct.rni;;lt,t over buy and gi1.1 cam. ' - 1 and .Presse11 her to- hint and kisr•e'1 Yon cant afford to be nacient, if
, .she:.pttt her hand on -his arts and her hand' a's thew c•lasp)11 hands, for Irene closed, Tier r',,•os; !-:ho 1Un+w 1 her -a great thine Rate a hay to (1� -'' 'T
you exltoct Io earnearnthe Modern •dol-
- They led her from her corner. hey she hall to retuonthe1 the frgur,s nn11 that.-iwitli"1111(1's slrtiIIL• arip' r•oundr -a nil she had 14(111< to :11111 nun•mto•0tl lar, here arc sten oho '.41)11 to be
Presented ii Mery fair' 'sample of 0111 the .steps, and her whole in1)1 C(tit her, •and s is kern 1•'.',..• and surf. foot. With. her first bi•oal In i as afi•nii1 of progressive t•essive ideas as
.2notl,.•rn race, lie was ovcr six fe,•t, soul was ahs•,rlst,1 lit the eiort. : she. , could come- to 110 hit -In -and. ! "Ito;•ce: dear; 11,171't mind. It. is.: t.hav would he sir sinallpox. 'There
.'''flressu(1 ."ns Only I:0•.h'st.r can Fr( hf•r seat anions the dotwct:,.`rs ,(-441,-e_ herself sup to the 11•,e, 01.0ns 1)', 0othin : only hold the a• 'hit •i. r4 tw11 kinds of con'.1rt-ttt ism -that
•dress," as tier men suit. rh's3airlogiv;'it h@•coti 1111 s •kt'titi'liixl }ler, in 4.,,.1 seta• half di,u-toofiil, hmll- Pain1,0, which'• 11is itt111•':wilerl and beat. fast, and schlep is.bi,ril 'of.fr91 and i} norsace;_
• and %titl;;e, w110 in .her ilari0unv of her success, but she exhi,it.:•d nu' tilled her weary, achin_g heart. Thu all_ 1ntc011sein!Isly 110, pr1•ssod ttlr,• an11 that which i.s'horn of know -
black and C? Imsun., and fresh young sign. of sttti'.farti1 1:' and schen one' present slipper. away front her like closely to .tint as he press.t1 her led-ge arid courage. The first dreads
beauty, woulri have uttrarted at- and another of ihr,'.tatply olrtla'.1il.s' 11,, 1ttvr,ias fnhric ora (iron Id, rind,'\t1111 ago:' 1the light, the '.t•r.ond 'asks for more '
. , ;tenti.,it inose gained rather than remarked 0n Iliel. s leant' :Ind she was noel more Ihe-. },a!'pv 111,111-' "Il is like. old 1iii,s, 11141e,"' •.he,nn41het tor' light.
- lost by the Pio•xitmit.' 01'blur 'hand- 'grace' 'the coni;tens n,..•rely ;;m14(1 hearted flitl
whirling in tlt. urns of murmured, It trr41� 'hniiwirlg that he I'}n, _1)11111 uU1ai51s all of- it's four.,'
• sonl.s }:armee, coldly and inclined Ler brut.• her hely-}over just 11nn1) for the holt- Spoke aloud: 1 O ting t tt'hun, front the soil or ••
t;radeally all eyes wet-e•dircited to- ' Tho,igh'the--men tido t•ht' ';: days;.
wards i llarl;u `h1. opened her ewes and smiled tip thrnlis;ll it. fn \;hurt• all these (IX-
-wards tut, amd....me • 111(4 1710t.her eagerly:. crowding am nld her in the" -
'whispered, 'I'1( he•r it, almost Iain a. hart of tL+r nitrogen rete.
s.•ern d its if they' hf Hill. 'Sha, toil,,' have 11,e.e
e • Who !s it?'' and when 1711is'al. 1017', (21 the dances, ai:ei twere'alone.:111d Thai. the --soft.straitts-_dr.•eiting of that f,arti�.•nler day?:4101•i.etl from the soil materials, 1;otlt
tit"(+ tursn'er,.c:\soca '.it- is Jlt,yc0 Lsur! thb women_ ween 'ev,i..itartl,y..'.mi1ten• of the Wait. were 41.ditg player. • for Then ibe Ploot7• r,:xheci -to- Ler f:iclt 11in,u•ttl•-and (14L lid t,f which ,t.hov
(1)11) 1 iwifc!"u the interest almost grew•1 0111) envy: though those 111•<1„nd thei then) only and slte 11 )3tt+'L ior•m .t 1701,7 ..--Th.,!,), .fuu;!5 ate dig- ..-.
into_,'u110)ent... _ countess •san.g the girl's ppais.,s, _ silo -tl,21!1 •,I{ny.Ct'? -tic,-„ 'told h, r..fit•nmly: "J-1 Iltink 1 111) 111ed•rift r1 all, �•::til.e11 i,1 the soil.. w',tre1 . _and.. Lhc1 -�'
The dance tyas n Vva11 and the cone(. .net fo}'eet 1.+c night it tie y'. t, glutly and tender!y, incl as ho 1tovice. Take. me t, -ti 11.rol:•e:" s.le tvatf•t is taken in through the roots
!;oft, dulcet strains of Wall tt,,ie]- camip•ille.night :Royce. Tied said, off ' look,,1 down at 1hi, ince, so Perfect: I re;,thed, -as on,' '.P'11;s r-! a Plac•o of the ,plant,, utld 1111111. Io the lca.es
-_•weeo_ rticiadv floating: through, the T come she must come' with toe, for in its Pave iny;•lTness•'teiid '.ttt� that'tif t'ee'nc,•,,'11'1, '.1 1151-•' " oI412 11:r inul )1) 11(1 ialti bra recuts
s)to is my 7'110, 1'o the Proud pat.- the itIt-venterl llds twere.cles,•4) over "That word ie rather diflicnit," stwire t•r1 and nntc•h 01 • 1 h water
riclan _?tJadlge..was sail tke ••gyisy chit ey1•s. 1te 100 rentenlhercd 1heold he snit! with a liiiigh••1 hot. '.t,:no!r?i'•111 1011 :w,IT•into 111) air. •brutal the:
girl. and all that Ihr• hard boon to.l rather far av,ey• tike wont. d0w•lt;1 •':ices the re:rt::ining water ,w•tth
ale,
_ "r 001 afraltlT (111,n0e i_el:,v,`,Luc11Y,:'
said Madge. Iter face \Vila pale, and
she lifted her lovely eyes to_his with
a touch of appeal in t.hcnt,
'1 itis dist goiter to stake the
- CHART -ER- XXX,
same confession and 1 Matti. 'trots •1f on Mange hacl Tarte Royce Promise
your• mercy," said the most' finished 'that hit woidd' k1 eP nvu-r, her, but he
his),, olid to _hint 1!1x11 t}e _ Pr.:seat_
seemed unreal ;inrl visionary.
1It' noticed' how lightly she Weigh•
eel upon his arm; how easily- hi -could
lift her as some heaty couple came
10 supper with a_ .leap of • ethers at ' r ler r•eronsi rected foorl moves oat
1 110 hewinning of Otis dance. Itr:c'h(';- 'through the Plant 111 food.
•growing ,•
ter and she Passed its, ;•cin rlid' -not' !earl's twhi•re the flint. is 1r,tn,foirnvd
sutler: ihrnt ''•
into plant tissue or is stored for fu•
('I'1( be Continued.)• Iso. .
-- ISN MYSTERY SOLVED
SECRET OF MANY YEARS HAS
• BEEN •UNEARTHED. - •
The Discovery of a Woman's
Skeleton' Recalls an Old
Romance. .
•
A romance of half a century ago
has been revived by a discovery at
Inch Island, Dingle {Bay, Co. Kerry,
bays the London Express,
A'boy Who was' strolling' across fire
-.island struck his foot'against some- Barwick, Ont.,, May -J-(Special). •
'thing sticking out of -the ground. He •-That Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure
•$trouped down to see what it was. Rheumatism, or any other disease
He had unearthed a human skull, resulting from .disordered Kidneys
And, full of fear, he fled incontinent- is the experience 01 many of the set-
, . ,ly from the spot. . - tier's' in this Rainy Itiver country.
• .• ado told his tidings, and the police 'Ike ease of Williams John Dixon of
went to the place and began to dig. this place, is a fair. sample of the
Two feet below the surface they work the great Canadian Kidney
found the skeleton of a full-grown Remedy is dieing.. -
woman,•
-of medium height. "I had Rheumatism so bad 1 had
• An inquest was -held, but the jury to use a stick to walk I has pains
could arrive at no decision. There
in u'•• i:ack and right hip, and 1 had
was no ev'idenee of -identification, and no comfort in sleeping.
there was nothing to Show --the cir- '•I could no more •than dress or un-
cumstances of the woman's death. dress myself for nearly two months,
And then there came back to the a-ncl I was fur nearly three weeks I
blinds .01 the old islanders a• memory could not lacy rely i'i:ht shoe.
which seemed to solve the mystery.•
Mybrother advisedme to fry
Fifty years ago, says the 'Irish. In-
• dependent, there lived on Inch Island Dodds Kidney fills• andeldi•d so,
a roan named Moriarty, who had the After taking threebo:ces 1 could
.reputation of being much of a smug- walk, around and lace up my shoes
• glee and not a little of a pirate. IIs and -d0 rn,y •
work.. Six boxes cured
traded, without the co-operation of me ronlpletely."
the revenue authorities, with u Do(1d's Bickley Pills are the one
Spanish wine:• litgrchant, whose son stn•e cure forsick Kidneys. Sick
frequently visited Moriarty, Kidneys are the cause of nine -tenths
TALE OF TWO LOVERS, of the ills the human family sutlers
'from.
• During one of those Visits he fell •�
•violently in love with Aileen Mori- _
arty, who was also beloved by Mur- SOME ".NT:VF-RS."• •
tagh O'Sullivan, the` handsorile young •• {sate unt it lo -morrow what
• lieutenant of her father in his illicit
trade. can he dcne to -day.
The Spaniard, won Ailten's heart, Never think that a man marries
and preparations were begun on a for tea etc: no manly roan ever does,
lavish_ scale for the wedding. f'i'ver look on the w''rlrt with a
Ir -
But when --the marriage `(lay dawn_ sad face when you are able to smile
ed Aileen and Murtagh had vanish- at will.
ed. For nonny days a feverish but N4'• "r despise the h :niely w'orian', a
inetTectivc search was made for them. go'''al mite is urea: of 130.5 greatest
and atlength t he young Si?uMard blessings.
trailed horse be're'ft of his bride. Never trorrve with n; is nlor•a fruit -
The islan't tongues were busy, and I,55: nothing tt:'ae:. so a:r:uh ham you
it was t;.vlcr,lly agreed that stye- for co little return,
tagh had dote .\Shen to death a ,rl Nc'\c•r forfeit- the -ood opetInn •of
fled from th.• scene of hts creno' • corer neighbors, r.1"eta' „n ie urn.
•The Stamp'••:Cs t„Id at the tiresirle of the .J'rires.of exist)nre. _
on winter .i^'s, and the r host 'of
A1le•eu carne t1) cer•rol.,orate it
1Vuyfarers saw her wnndernne , in
the mnonll.! t with the hilt of a
dagger protruding tt unl her breast
Others beheld her txral1h, at •t'
<pot Atn.,re the sk,•le t nn t ,s • fc,un,l,
•
• 'Fiw ting it' her bridal robs Shiloh'
Althoue-h the law is ,;ora' I•reel, the
RAINY RIVER MAN -
HAD TROUBLES
TILL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
• •' CUBED HIS KIDNEYS,
Then His.. Rhet'imatism and Other
. Pains Vanished Once and For
All -His Case Only One in Tiffany.
M.. -.t peee.le ..early' cf a
cough. It is a serious matter and
.needs prompt attention.
Take •.
Islander., „1' I,:ch are conyir:,'4d that i�� , •p�w,�q
_: the ; remains are th(>_`•,• of tris• utur:,Cor s!imptio1'!,k
. tiered daughter otlthe sn;uggler. The' Lung Phil Cts Per' the ee ! Id is full of iA:, vu
-T IN l e i if:, r rte 1'r, rr,_t\t1'i it t I wc'•• s a v'! -11 -"lo lot of I'reFtdy F'an;lo, "you have Firhpr to
-_.....-.... .. r1+ii Toni c tis
c' -•l -I appears. It will cure you
n,.,t ter r,.v- I'hI"Freddy," said hr to
t thlnk:r.l• thi t, irlthtrrlch rare- Th 're se ,old tspelt the
slur y. In it trntn ''ll„tl,Int that 1, „1.(1 'rahhlt.' with two 't s.' You
se'r'vice in T r-a/tt are tiro -earl! u01 in easily and quickly then -later it r..•. itr•(,•-ut,elonhtcdic ,1 t 'k' tl tt- wu.uld• make Irl„nr'y 'rrimccYssar .- '- - ,
n fres, you cannot dr t td upon y u,iiz'i tote* (.tat or,. ,cd them „ 'r'rs;
a consular r,_t,ort from I:io Granites will behsrder to cure. P'4 [ miss,' replied I'Ieridy, ''whit{{ out .'”
.do Sill. Bantams will not slop in
Prices, 25c., 50c., amid St.00. 'i theta...” _ --- . _ - Indigestion, that menace to human
=tht' houSe as a rule, hut expect to happ,n•es, pd. di-.. iri :,; u- •• I,1 ']'here can 14! a ditTrrence of opinion
- Nava You Eezoma' 1111'' yru nn}•• I t, , r u1 on moat .ul ..•.:ts. hat.(1.,ere is only one
leave at vwen at night and. tif>t ,Tp- {ter el Ias_1rrL.. .)t9 n RIi,T' a'. Ire .1.',U4; ll'iYV o7 ai: iter
ck a n.'• A r,• } uu i•.
•
tura till •c0een or eight the text 'ANOTHER WAR e.,al,luerer w ti.,l,t'e \r, r.,. ,n . \ereo,e uravc ' wur,n.xtertuinatur. It is
SU -I,..', t to 1111 or 11 1 4 r.. Ag- 1'11 Crcit -;,goer: h and nerve r •r Hedy eerie. burs noel ellvctual.
day, As a resift. route• knouts s have (a i''''''"'''''' r'It. r,':d cur.•. nr - -
Russian Activit on the FrontierY st I ,„!,11e. e'l:0 st,, r, l:•1 ,. U:,• nt•tt,••,
. a pane of glass ill ,.ni' of Ihr tv,t- y u,.1 ell of the -r, and cure. n. hdlg., ad, e,rvulr,.t n e,rl,,.. .,ul Il,hurlte•
h which the' of Afghanistan, ii.r.•dl,Ir :1,1 'tin,' 1•,I.. r.e,iele. tlr,r r• ('ouductl,r—"Your little u'1'v faro,
.dnWy taken out, th.'i :e_ .. n, rr In. i r ,,. a,:.l br n hark g
maker rota Shp iuilkn-uu' T,n� . their. '. ' -;aplt,rrt 0 t, r, r^;.- rriv•r ire' 1. n' eel n u tis, tr- c I u• ni a -1, I., air h.. t,t;rc•, _lion- -plu C.'. 1•'v111- I''trrlltz If,t I;ht s un-
ioissia's at;lfosate pnIICY ontl]e and Ca •., Cured in t11t'r: to 1...; r:Ights, tire, . of .1 roll e':,-.that_hate hauled jk.1• ',r\," ('t'ntetl,rtor— ":1e looks
goods nil their e•urly.motnlne 1'u1:t•as, 1J t,atr ltut,U,r ,-,-„nu,<. A 1Cw :SJ .cwt:.- t 4'hya,4.4111•,—(;»
older.” I•'taul Parent 1 e•:. I o' r
family to g,'t rep rent{ op,,n the dour• rungfr!Icted from `air..;rkand to if" --^('let's, T w:ert to ask ,t -0 L 1 ti's,- up, lii,y�:. clo,.,.• ups" ••aid a
quest ten " "{;r-" 1'h is is ;o I
auruies, on the litter ()xrie. 0y,l,uc;te I cnlr\ne'1 to Iris r, ;i!;,,•,,t. "If the
Results from common soaps:
ec emu, coarse hands, ragged
clothes, shrunken flannels.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED..,
TOUR
To fralifornia and Lewis and
Clarke Exposition, Platt-' '
land, Oregon.
A perianally conducte,l excursion
to the Pari: c- coast via the Grand
Truett Railway System and c00nect-
ing line.; leaves Quebec July 5, and
Mon'treat and 'lbrouto July Co. '1 he
route wit• be -'via' Chicago, thence
through Coi!ucil lliuhs to Ouuiha,
1')enver and Colorado Springs, Stops
will- be made at each of these places
and side Dila; talon to Alauitou,
Cripple C'l'ip{;;- 1:urdcn- of the Gods,
etc, I•'ront there the Party ,rill con•
Dime ' through . the fan,o•.Is seeedc
route of the Denver and liio Grande.
through tin; Royal Gorge to Salt
Lake City, tltv'nce to 1. ii Angeles,
`Still 1'1 ancisco, 111 Shn'sfa, Pol't-
land (lree.en. Seattle, Spokarr,', and
home tltruu,_h St. Paul and Viti!i-a
polis. 'I'he trip will occupy about.
thirty days, till days being spent on
the' 1'avilic coast . • .
The trice fee the rounif trip. -in-
cluding ruilroarl fare, Pullman tour-
ist :sleeping curs. -all teeiela in the
(lining car, he,tct side trips, etc.. is
(t i ,!) frown` Quebec, Pr ; lateeL1'
fr'otrt.. Mont r•. al and G1 ;1t.ri:1 Iron:
'1.,ronto, This t.rst trip !s•dpsiguod
,as n vacati011 tr ;� for -tel 'hr;'s,. -al..
• though 'Irian;. who are not tea'h,;
it 111 Si .,,roue th:., ol,porlunity of tak-
ing the Nip at the Yerna•rkat,ly lose•
I,rl'e+ u'rord.'d -
Poli i •11 Marti: !i;trs a:f•Iress 1'' , (.'..
iSotclr-r Gcn-rel Ac(•nt and ltd•ic-
tor., Room :14:', t'n, -n .Statleu, To.
Out
fh're tray a maiden so nn, ee,
danker{ blue pant ui',on her
ch!,fue,
Tier fiend- would sigh
la.< 'he\• i;;ts.,•�I h...}t
•,1r t t:od: and call thz' rI a frrltr•t'
A.re you a "suttcrrr Witt. cnrnc? if
.ou .tie, get a e,etl I,! ,:( lfoU. n••av's
pen Cure,.. IC has never been kl,own
fail.
Never Put Off Till - To -Morrow
What should be done to -day, so go AT ONCE to your
Grocer and get BLUE RIBBON TEA, To TRY IT
ONCE is -never to be without it.
ONLY ONE BEST TEA. ---BLUE RIBBON -TEA
IIA12I) sTuk)Y,. WALKING
"Russia will one dug have uni�'er- +eCLEANING ouTiNO
sal idocatign." `^D' �• I 1 . SUIT*
"Maybe 130," answered the always (tea b. deal yaKeotl9 by our P o.S Process.' Tri N
doubtful. man. "taut it looks to me - BRITISH AMERICAN OYIINO 00.
as if it wouki take the average man LTaW.. roxoxro, OTTAWA t QV'ZBIO
half a lifetime to get through the -
AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR SALE
spellingbook,"
20 Ayrshire Bulls -four to twenty
;'OR OVER `YXTY YP•,Att4.
airs. \V)nstew'e soothing Syrup • has mpnths old; Ayrshire' Females all
been need !,y rnillwus or mothers for ages: also iml.roC'ed Yorkshire. pigs._
their children wi,llc teething. It soothes
the child, softens the--g-u,ns,, allays pain,. - Apply to -HON. W. OWENS,
toles w,ndcolic, regulates the stomach
anti bowels, ,and is the t,cst remedy for Mdnte Bello, Que.
1':urrbcea. Twenty -live _rents ..a bottle.�.../,.,,........,o.�
buil by drugcists ask-ighout the A METHOD OF SELECTION,
,r(,1.d. Hu Aur.! and ask -Sur "Mrs.
\N.:s:ow:s Soothing Syrup."'-'- 22-04 •"�yhrr-0 is your family going to
spend- the summer'?"
A Iran usually begins to appreciate "It isn't decided yet," anstvered
his \rife about the Limo •that he has Mr, ('utnrox, wearily. "Mother and
killed 'her appl'cciatiou of hirer. the girls are still writing letters to
- " - - - find- oat- which hotel -charges " -the
Minard's Linirn,nF. Cur33 �a' dru ',
most.".
. They Aro a .'Powerful Nervine.—Itys-
pcl,sia causes derangement of the nerv-
AIAK1\(: -TALK. ..- eta, uys•enl, 01111 ,t:ervous �ebi0ty_ ot01e
er:gendered is difficult, to deal
I \+ant t0 d0 soul,•[}tin that will
There are teary testimonials as to the
K etlicacy of 1'arrne,re'11 Vegeta!ile Pills in
draw rent the cunvcrsatiuutil ahllitiis traat,:',g this disc,rri,er, Irwing that
of rth"trictl'tlb." sti(1 thir hus•,'se. they i,c,er fait to -produce' g.rod ^.:,u ts.
"That 3 .'sty east usw'cr.•d Miss By g,.I R pruler tone to the d1Kestis•e
Gay4unu. "1'ric a ntttu organ;, they restore eylulibrium to-tbe-
ieztle." • nervi: centres.
"l'is a ]tur,.rllous Ti,,:'.g—when the F.tht/l—'-3fa, I want some water to
cutes cneet,4 t,v Ur 't'i,r:,•,,,.' l:rl cu:< christen my -dr,1! " Ft hers Mae -
ere ere c•ousl:ler,.'rl 11.0 ,.;el',iy and I,.•r- N,o, agar. it ie wrong, -sou know "
:t 1 br'r,�k',,t to the'
u.crl t I•;trcl—"Will, :hen, 1 want seine wax
r int re reg.,rilr,l as Y t.:urvr.! +us ti,rn1 to wax(nate her. `She's old enough
pu'. ret u-1�•�I„ s .<ul,l rI- for have something dune to her."
suit from t'• .Ix ril,.ple I,ICre-t!ients
of it. ',•.t.I; yitTur. - -
gr, ,1 !. ,',;.'. through
Fiol,ert—"Ila1'e ficer li'rd he your v'.tern hard presser' overtaxcrl,
R .using under its load be-ause disease
flir, i" ''\o.. den•' .•.';'111 h:77e c,hen ad- i,,.s el'.atc•1 rt' lir Agnrw's k'uro- for
r::il-•.1 men t,,r their rtt:ngth, Corer-' the Iiinirt is nature's lubrre1tor and
ace' ''^tI,t.y-, tlttrllir:i•tiro !,t• Sonic ''!,•w,.>c:, 0, 4 ,I1. ,ly delnenstrate-- to
/twig like+ that; but-, a it 11 :;•e)u, C-tar---h,:,,rt AI4'rr, ria sf„tt It .2' tt,e .4Pe1t
' 1 0''. a, un•.1, .1`erd,v re,nedy ti,aE
11e, It I. all leve-ii',,t11i g: ,•trot” I u,tcli.al uce know, —07 ..
ENCLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT 7•,'.s—' (.'holly : to marry s14xs
crdt,he. Pe•s ent ir:l, too vnu,:g r
1,01 don't- 1 r,u think?" Jig's- 0h: ..
•
lueil . a,1d 1,1,..ui,hes 11.:.to ht. I.loori
he'll a:",' r.4ri,!ly c•nough after he's
1.7.41-i11',• torte, ei'liu.tA, gl,one• rtturrir 1 t') i}cr." -
01C'iiey, ia, tl".,, ;,rat ni, , lore and,
swollen thio:., cr1'b..;,:,, etc tiara $..,0 11II1 !n qt f t1 p. 1 .._ u pQ.
ty use 0f .,,..u.,..,.. 1',arla,:ted ,Ina prtl�7rd'c LIII�!Ill�l r r Slip l �d ii111 -y
m. List '.. wundcrful • L:cibisli ' (.'oro ever 111 U , +'
.R'1!
hout tl'01:!;,11li77 a n infer of the• r -' -- > child! he has had loft; of ort tibia'",
hi -In -eh- el rn,laac. is now I,e,tn;_
BOOK. 01' LOOKS. .. 1,, clone" ifs --"1 kook; but I cant Cry for htcic.- \ t,1un (n the hark
Balkh, which will be ce,uil, ted with_ ',twiny « i Coto l.r(' on yt a rli,'n you
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,' c, tor tel tieuU1
•btatedit'utrc Irr_rr. 1'hr tart i* „e„ ar_s .111, +ng :t!.r,g lll.e t}r;t[ they 1
'Over 30,000,C00' Published.. ' i iii .',1- \'"ar A n.rr,cnn, K'";1•1'.1.‘,h-:,::
dn,•v t i 'n Is tag o,�>' , urc
.il.tl!+h, in .1felutri Tnrkl-t(!n is of the lee. �ef. ;vow- chair• Is iii my wouldn't kill a sin•,1e' niun e11 you,
'abo,it 1:1 duo's i, tcntw• from Kabul, (001,
w1 1 h'..l., ,.,lvlrlrttu1 ISLt y.01.1 ('!o.e up' i1, 1 ca`1 t n L,Ih:rt wrrtic•, resin,<t
An Oakland lady who has a taste n stir, ihouph In a soar rro - /goo ,•rfl.,ur,1 1, , ((3 1
phi . tel e, .. del,{ t t
art•n.r the Inou t - In' hint} kr, gra‘,...I null
for good - litl,rithirr, tellti hit t',str'ul�bt line th,: _ distnnco is oat ,;t!,.•r k:ln,•r ailments Ittn't seg. ,t
v time site had on "The- •1G.a1 n Pr. .1 P. Kellogg'. 11y•entr:'y (`orrlid1 tFr alIklreh •ally 11_ 1 unt" ,
hat { . al,mtr -hl'1 11 14. , 1 a sI rade cur, for dysent, ry flee• 'flu. Hoy; 11 1t 1111uid 'i,ecille prevents
to '0. 1lvtll She says' '•Ni•1 7 llitary roads are also ,tieing r' ',!.., : t! 1,ra,, ieee •.•r c•utrtl L,'., t, ria and ruler. -.0
"1 drank cone,- freely 1 it eight s .•-s ar.d Looe remota ine.nlu„t+,l to .!t11:�F1:',, (',..('• 1 f('11,f11IS & ('r1.. _
tir,ulc tow't•rds s�trouc•i,nh,.^un the 1' �
years hil'.re 1 )eget ,in p,aet•1'. urn IIYn r,"th n_ "17 g is innncduitn t:ee..l• --I ha.. n I,sy,.1 of r \1i\- '•Aid note." 11 1 c seed the lover, n,
.\:kthan.fruntjer, ,urd in slept of her -rl11. to rl:.,.o surier'.4.fnttu t! 1 r'.,•,t, p,
ea•tl erfetts •frutn it. Then I trot.irie,l.nrr•i (,t 1enol+r iu.Mitt141I r,i11 her ,t( _onl,scrot,ur, ire a:a,n 1411 40 t :..!. 1i:U'ti 1.111}1!'.\'1' in ::, Mtulily ❑ud . he caught. -flee ,irt_hir artna, "1Fhat
that I was becontinge-tory 1) 1'.i es ia...•,, t,trrc 1,,,3 4'1, „ +l, 1,1, t'4 -I -n -tit's etenmhcrs, itc. It rets wilt, wolid.!ri0L 4.0.:„..„_• 4t_, •: ..',.1,1,.. 111 ,.._r.,
r�..11l soft- shall wr (11 stent ttfr rola L4(1 (1
.ai;d Shat- my ,stomach was to-alb:10.1y '; 71 of the "'.11 11 'thee tin,i:1 ii, ret;,,uety soil nater fails to cnne``err the rider it t}te Inst ):nviicini' obtiiinable. • \\_ sh<,nhtn't .feel's it 1tnnLil:a their.,;
Part .tbsea.•e, No o:..e need, fear, cholera LI
losing the -110111'1r to id overly ass!n,i- five army cures, or about 2t10 0(11) they have u bottle of this medicine' coo- 1 o1!rs 1rr:1'. l)mt't worry about 4,'' rel,lioel the
late my food, 1'n time I got 5u arra{: nice., rcuiont, Al.t'I?I•;11 1:(11'11A1 eloping damsel. "Papa said he'd pull
that < lheadeel 't a- lrtt�.c" too housi-'1°r'apariti,115 ore' r.nw in-prngrr'•ss I'r.'hrictor Iie,,ton- T'on•1-Tlut+l-tit,tt11 agalil3-so-_I, eotilrin'.t get tack,''
for ne reason; whatever but because which clearly indicate that after, the T.utrist • tin retired village) -""o ‚.11! 1 1114 Stables. ------
ni
• of the serahlc Condition „1 n±y' •conclusion of peace It)!5s)it 'intends to t-4-1117'; iht! "1(1"4 1i11in1•4''''1-1(4)10 lloxtl,n Pond, July 4, 106.1.LA's Lirl!'� tit Cures B1113, et;
and 'S
nrrt•cs antun,tic•h, I_atfrlltiltecl -endcayor to rrhul,tiital0 her shatter- hiinrired rind (0110'ycars old? ` No •
. .the trouble to 0n,'t11ing..in the.world ,,,I
prestige •• by a' mocpnu'ilt south- w0ndor You're {,rood of him." Na- -- •
but entree. of course. 1 dosed my- ward. No 1010sinli'of India is" pro- 111.1 ''''.1.11t11,110; he ain't clone IlOthin', F.ith>r' Jtcuplt have hard '. weir:
•sell with 111r11^ines, which in the end icctr1 but the opinion prevails -that .in this yor place colt grow pfd, tied marrying those they lot's or feting
Would 1,0i'i •mt! in h''.'.r' ,' c,•ndil'ion sh-, 7)0I uses -10 cross the 1"pper it's tuck hiu1 a sight o' time to -el" There are' nine cre!natoriu1115 11 tkose they marry..-
Allan at first. I tens roost wrctchcrl (1;sus, and occupy Neirthern Af!ehanis-• t}titt•". . •• (7rrat idritain, and -during tile last
• -
and (liscrniragc:l--not a0 '.i its_ old -'tan to•the line of the Hindu Kush. *4145017y;years ilteru hive beau, 1,d;tU' Lever's 1'-7. (Wise head) Pis, 1871 U,.
and fe;oliri i%.at life woe -a 'f ilure! to seise IT(•rat and -occulty Rhorits i 1 r r 1I (.1 111111)115 a,t Senp' Powder is a boon to any
• "1 had given up all h01,e of ever ',sari, and to'tir<4.kc''hrr'ilitiilrnce•':gll- M!oa�ds L11 Heat Relt,iu1 i�00i11 1• 1home, It disinfects an9 cleans at
e001'111 O'Icw 1f. Ilke 0711,'' p0e1111''• ' l,r•r•tn0 in .Teheran and Northern Per- - . 'MIl'1 in• Their Action—Pnrnl-lre's the, same time. - •.- • -
1111 one (thy I 'r'i'ad'(1.4 little 'hudG size,..•
_A V;I:AL'1'Ill' ('ONST:IBL1;, V,•getable fill, are •.cry• mild 'in trcir -- .
"Thr Rot,rl to 1\'cllcille." It n „•tied 0!aluu, They do not rause gril,pinj; ill DEFINITIONS.
1 'Chis Proe;rnm 0014111 be carried o,it 1 l.;n(l'1'.711 4 lice (0I ! •itle nam- t),u stuutnch o: r+ruse d,l.url,ances t4rrc
• my ries, _and tr.n l'It me 11•s -on' I, (Vol1 ,1111, w:ithnnt 'the sli;lttPs't ilii- '-ed 1'x111 1 nll'cislca, has 1 0,,•x},i,cL•,i1v , s so ,yang bills- do. 1he:pio70' tl,c The fii)nple •d.11t-1 0I 11 your ,own
shall neve:' 11)1 i•t and cat -blot value i initerii(•rl a ful'tunt• of mort''rlcliin.0 con tl:k"e thein twit! nu.t' work,
1'iculty, and. �\it}1oi+t the n,ai4illty $,:106,0110 from fe•tr o` urlpl:asnt re.;uts. -1'i(w
too highly, '.1 i.nutlediate!y rl-tlit, tih:r,f'its {,girt, 'Fecouted l,y L rout 1tri- •a w'uaIthy iclativr•. !s still 10 he too, he administered tochildren wi171- The Strenuous Life --Poing smite
- use i11•the mid kind of (riefee and l:e• Lain, Russia would retake at 1 res n
nn futt}ttn advance hecnnd that in low the use of pills ,10t so carefully
ns he dries not. iltte•n'1 tr, leave the lueli:ued.
noticed the hegin.nitic''of an im•i r0' 0- dicated, and if (:rnnit Brit.:fin active
service i;tltil hi. ;ipi,licnlinn for• Itcr-
merit in the whore tore of my syr-•'ly rrscritoil • Russia's action, she nisei„,, to 1r•tiei''w'dh a {tension, •at_ 'SO:\hE1) Til:: 1'I10F'1•:,SSOR.
'tem after dt:'c ,w•0 dpys use t,1 Ito` • 400lrl hirye to,uirerote far freer, her_ •ter'ri l:teen yea<'s': e.ercic•0, is t{ea}t
_,.new. drink„ and” in .0 very short time. 115ces. It remains for the 'Imilerialwith in tiro '(1' u:u': 04', I'riif, A11irrt -Ilor;t, an,entient'Gcr-
realt'ed that 1 could g11 alio-tit like (;ovtn•nntent tit decide ln•utnpt'l,y what mar,. stu'go' n, has Ix rn (11 1011 1 to
other people 'vlthent the 1eeet. re policy is to he 1lursned when the' in- - -----.-- i Sty 'heavily for sending his ' motor
turn of the nervous fiend that i ecitable adivni'e occurs,- car, in the tan{; of which there was
.., •.
formerly gay., me :R0.4)11101 .trnuhle.'•...T.IriF4, it is thunk,:IN, will e ,nst.ite!e about 'three gallons of 1!etrol, '(coni
s
In fact my nervousness disapp<nte;l the !115( roe( u,o;o of {,orris• to- dry F. ` \iut,ich to t'it:a5cnrur. Patrol is•rocl.-
entirely and has never rrtertwi17 al- wards the I'ersinn (1u1', and wilt- ,;, ;, p uric,{ as a dungcrotls combustible, and
• though it is 111(14 *1}'car that. T have pore. the _way _fer.thre ultimate <•hal E 4 d # the 1(1 14 sr,t• was ace -used cif de-
' been drink.in Posture hur)d ('(441400, lenge of 110171sh srll,retuac•y' in _India.. Y , '' , r t• a'.1
And my'storllac'h is now }Ike iron- _ 1 ra a '° r amount dol I,ir the -carriage': or the
Tlothin cal upset it 1 + - ' t_' aL '5I111t-, "TAS eozni est )files ate charged
g... s • :c•. _ 1
hast week, during the lii>.; • ('on- '111:1' IN 5!i1"I'11 AFRICA. r �' 'a''^�, . LL '\"t'F1� nc•<•,.,rding to their weight, including'
clam in San"iarartci•('0. T was ori the! � ',1 y3�•y,�t���:
- that. of 'the'reerlttacic: rt n-hich• they i.
o fns 81111 )li ht •te4111 lIt. ISIS, sligl'i'4 _ Ote,in to the (•(01(01 ted dry seasons - i"
i t rein cont.tincrl, the rn,ilw'nv ollicials
- _est _fatigue; anrl.tis 1 st60;1'ini the in. "„nh-'A-fric•a',-•'''1,1.11• •h-1•ce-4•,;1)1-1)1 <�. \�`,r rim”°.«+ • -�J ` '> wci ked the molar col. '.'.11t the pe
,thy ,•{..11111 tion of l:,rl,e' dr0vl s of 1• �� cti x -,4 1.... �y
'immense crowd ' watching the great �#., t,,�a - tool, and Shu proRrssrn has 1)ccn ask-
'immense
that Inst ed for hairs I '''of 1,11", a lilrge 11rli,anrl f00 •1)1 riffs nit,{ ' �r,q.x C ed to 0111 ,:1 rite of tS,:l�ir,.
.-- t ought, to myself, "Phis steonpth is '.1'ind-'11i115 has sperm;; u1,, The sin',- i �4
what Post urn T•'oorl ('01100 hail s,i\ett '(2114'' of w'•ils-hats' 1 ('1(120 a r7ti-u0unc- • tr wla ('hnritahlr. Lady=„Rut a roan last.
Amer ” -- Nettie given by Pos7 urn CO., NI a1 c s.it c, l;V411 the P,oyr ((11 itt �.f >r, ! ! _ • C )°
week told n!e exactly 'the same.
Battle Croek,_.lfirh.• - Itotd!, _!:rttthinrs h.n'.;c hien relied 111- t?di- IA dory." 'C1'::ltlp-"1;e;; lady, j;er-so,'.
There's (i reason. 10 1)ed t0 supply e;ttllr with the' n r_ eo a9Z rte' gi1m� ��Sol- 1 tondo a stupid ueistnke in net
The little book "TheROnd t0 Well- rfis t;v rlunntftti' of tester, t0 s,lst.ain-. ry!t tinny Sefd on1Y1 a •h7cin'- the history of 1110 life copy-
silln'' tnay.ite found in evory_pl:g., life, righted.",-
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Some of the greatest influences
towards evil and cringe are the
presentation of plays descriptive
• of crime at a certain class of thea-
-' fres in the large cities, and the
ieieseription of murders and burg,
Aeries, with all their hideous de-
tails which.so many newspapers
Aiellight to publish in order that
'tbeir circulation may increase.
it is impossible for young people
'30 attend such theatres, or read
lepers full of the details of some
liiaarrible crime, without having
their minds contaminated and
:poisoned. The daily papers con-
sinnally furnish examples of
rssminals who can trace their
down-fall to these evil influences.
Soule means should be taken to
lecxluter•act these evil influence.
to -ave the youth of the Iand.
. The first session of Conservative
tlnle under the leadership of Frein-
-Yr Whitney is l-iyv,at au end. It
, iinot now be said that 'Ir.
`Whitney dues not possess the in-
Ytintt.- Uf„aro cern merit, lerit, if we are
• to jurlg•.• hint by' the work of the
session just 'weight to clue.
tti tllle • he was in opposition he
Bever displayed the c'htarx(ttri=t-
i-.-of the -notes-fitd leader or the
'wile -tate-iiian. Ile seethed 01
pee-eessa fault -tinging diepoeitinrt
;tor a retuarkable degree. and did
,Dot possess that per -ural nragrlet-
. min ty hick has been 'char•acteri=tic
- 'of . some of our in,>.t succerisful
state.-trlen. In ,(rake lepeets, as
hp hi. dealing'; with the Radial
Railway Co., he may has'e -erred
1KMnetyllat atttoer•atic•, blit it can-
. lett be denied that ili••a hoitii-tra=
Atkin -u far Ila.- been a progressive
sloe. It 1- often said that a new
• '3brte,tu-a't:ep-. clean. halt it is to be
.. Loped that Mr. Whitney may
samtiutte the uy4+i`+is he has be-
gtm.it.
One of . the i.r.reate.t victories-.
e ver Avon /said* prt,ibabbly the izrt•at-
-'t n:tval tetory the %yield itti-
e ver -ren is tl:at ,il.ldtuiral To,
X+!. ahen .he virtually, turuillilat
=lie Baltic 'juadron.. in the
• :Straits of Corea „u Saturday last,
C'ertaiuly, snit -ince the defeat of
the SpanishArmada, lin- there
. 'ken such a decisive victory by'
tine fleet over another. '-fit Tra
• rrtigar, tlte'couibiued French and
..Spanish fleets; were • completely
.
orix ,letely-
. arattered at the hands of Lord
- .-',5elson, but that victory 'vas
• „purchased at great cost. The
reports, so far, froth the seat of
i-uuHic-t would-et;rlit to indicate,
that Togo has, secured his victory
at a very little cost to the Ja la-
.nese fleet, -o that it would be did
ftcult to imagine a more complete
:triumph. The succession of de-
' '!eats on both sea and land which
lbad heartily discouraged the Rus -
shins is no doubt one of the causes
which led -to their defeat. They
• Melt that they were playing a los-
jug game, and the mere sight of
their •enemy .struck terror into
..their ..hearts. lint the ,believe the
chief cause contributing to the
defeat of the•Rus-iau forces is the -
drunkenness and debauchery.
• 'which Prevails •especially among
••tbeit• officers, The Ja ruiese
er tan are strictly tem-
• perate in their habits, and take
great interest in - their phy=sical
development.. The Russian sulci-
. ter, who is'an. oppressed and •ig-
•'.aioi-ant creature, is not filled with
the l)atriotistur that.ehai•acterizes
the Japaiiese ' soldier from the
+Highest to the lowest.. The Bus-
.- -Sian soldier- fights becatise he is
compelled to, but the little brown
Jap lights to save the 'life of • his
. couutry . for which he has the
-.:dost intense love. The result of
this battle gives satisfaction, to
-.' R'Ser•3'-nation, except .HuSsia. not
"because it, -make: the humiliation
• vt the latter country complete,
last because it brings peace with -
sight' No 'one can read with
'leasure,•the harrowing .details. of
the brittle -field, and there, is no
.ase but who , longs to see this
'-•'?-tiiod-y c(mflict ascots. The ./f11-
-
-
etre fleet furnished -the Russian
" fit ciple with their last ray of hope.
taut with this last hope shattered
they will have no heart to Contin-
-use the struggle. The Rnssiaitsh op-
- • -411 that they- might gain suprem-
acy of the seas in the east. Bt,tt
the destruction of their fleet rend-
ers that impossible. Their army
is thousands of miles from their
base of supplies, and is opposed
by a force equal to theirs in num-
ber but far surpassing them in
enthusiasum and in fighting abil-
ity. Their task is a hopeless one
and it is hoped that the Russian
Goverment may now realize their
true condition and sue for peace
on the beat terms ,possible. '
HORSE REGISTER.
•
Baron Stamp—Pare bred Clydesdale
Stallion, the property of James Mac-
Rae 14 Sone, lot 34, rear of con, 2, Pick-
ering, (one mile west of Cherrywood)
will steed for mares at his own stable,
daring the season of 1906. Terrns :—
To insure a foal $10, to be paid March
let, 1906. blares not returned regularly
to the horse will be charged insurance
whether in foal or not. Ail accidents
to marce at owner's risk.
Bucephal us, Vol, 12, `33:311: , (11228) —
The choicely bred Imported Clydesdale
Stallion, the property of S. C. Bunker,
Pickering, will make the season of 1905,
as follows : Monday, May let, will leave
tie own stable, Kingston road. and pro-
ceeds to Tonne's, Rouge Hill, noon;
Maxwell's hotel, Highland Creek, night.
Tuesday, Kennedy's hotel, Woburn,
for noon ; Malvern bones, night Wed-
nesday, W. Ash's, 8th con., Markham,
noon ; D. Reeeor's, Cedar Grove, night.
Thursday, Johnson's hotel, , Whitevale,
night. Friday, Hubbard's hotel, Bro•
nitham, night. Saturday to hie own
stable,
Fairy King, B. 8. C. B. (1213a), Vol
311(r, C. C. B B. 4724—The fashionably
bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion, the
property of 8. C. Bunker, Pickering,
will make the a aeon of 1905, as fol-
lows ; Slondav, May lst, wi'l leave his
own stable and proceed to T. Madda-
fords, noon ; R, Gothrie's. n'ght. Thee•
day, Sebert's hotel, Book in, night,
Wednesday, Bandel'a hotel, Whitby
night, Thnredey, E. Balsdon, baae•lire
night, Friday Gordon's hotel, Picker-
ing, night. Saturday; to his own stable.
Gallant Citation. Vol, 26, '422...—
Imported Clydesdale Staliioo, the ro•
perty of Robt. Defoe, Green River, will
m ke the season of 190.5 as follows '
11::eday. May let. leaves Ls own stable
• and proceeds to -John .Patterson's, ;th
coo, Pickering noon ; Hnbbard'a hotel
Breoghem night. Teeedayi� illiam
Hedgerow's, Brock Road. noon ; Got.
den's hotel, 1'•i:kering. roast. tti'edcea
dap 'fcer.'s hotel Liverpool, noon.;
Rctige dial, nig' t Thnreday.
Maxwell's hotel, Highland Creek, boon
Malvern, night. Friday, T Ccxworthiyt
Armedale, noon ; Franklin H,.oee
-Jlarkl:ani. night. Saturday. Behest
Eagleacn'a lot 9th con,, Markham.
upon thence to bis own stable.
Lord Jercitt,-The great black pure
bred Trot•int 5ta;itoa, the property o
.'ohn Dickie, will make the season o
1905 at hie owe stable, Pickeringillage
Iopp•stte the Gordon Honee r For
speed, kind diepoestion and good breed
iog. Lord Jewitt has few eq.rale. being
of the Wilke and Fliatogo treed. He is
a beautiful black. and a most desirable
horse to breed from. ror pedigree and
particulars address the ownsr.
Lord Minto. Vol. 13. 3917—The pore
bred Clydesdale Stallion, the property
of A, C Courtney, will stand for mares
derog the season of. 1'205 at his own
stage. lot 23, con. 1, Picsering, Terms
to.inrure a foal S10; payable Feb. lit.
1906. •Ilarea not returned reuula ly t•
the horse a is be charged for, whether
in foal or ncr. All' accidents to -mares
at owner's risk.
.I(trl: 3Jtcr /rhy Vol. VIII, P, 117—Tho
Aneriran Bred Stalion, the property of
R. C. Davidsoo. Cherry Rood, nil make
tbe'season of 71!03 as follows : Monday
Evening, May let, will leave his own
stakie, Geo. Davideon's, and proceed to
Highland Creek ; thence to his own
' stable Wednesday evening, 'p-oceeds
to Whitevale ; thence to his own stable.
Friday evening, procee is to James Mal-
com'e, Cedar Grove ; thence to his own
stable. • pe
Pedestrian—The imported Clydesdale
Stallion, the property of John Miller.
and Sons,•. Brougham, will stand tor
mares daring the season of 1905, at his
own stable. Service fee $12,00. "-
Sir Alexander, (123;21 -The chdicely
bred Clydesdale Stallion, the property.
of David Defoe, Green River, will make
the season of 1905, as follows : Monday,
May Stb, leaves his own stable, Green
River, to G, D. Milne's, Cherrywood,
noon ; Gordan House, Pickering, night,
Tuesday, Westn. ev Bros.. near Audley,
noon; g. Beelby's, near Greenwood,
night. Wednesday, Hubbard's hotel,
Broucham, noon ; own stable, night,
Thursday, Geo, 1'ran's, 10th con., Mark-
ham, noon ; Menai n House, Stoaffville,
night, where he will remain until Fri
day afternoon. Friday, L Lehman's,
Atha, niht. Sa
e ants Monday.
Segger»run, better known as " Apple
Jack,"—The. celebrated American bred
Stallion, the property of Jesse laubbard,
Broaghsm, will make the season'of 1305
as follows : Monday, May 1st, will leave
his own stab'e, Hubbard's hotel, Bro-
ueham, and proceeds to Johnson's hotel
Whitevale, noon ; Franklin House,
Markham, 'until Tuesday 'afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon, Callender's hotel,
Malvern, night. Wednesday, Ken
nedv's hotel, Woburn, noon ; Andrew's
hotel, West Hill, ,until Thursday After-
noon. Thursday afternoon, Tom's
'hotel,• Liverpool; night. Friday, the
Queen's hotel, Whitby, noon ; Seabert's
hotel, Broo'kliq, night, 'Saturday, to
his own stable.
tflnton. HHilkes—The registered trot-
ting stallion, the propery cf T. Maddc-
ford, Whitby, will make the season of
1905, as follows: Tuesday,-• May -19th,
-leaves his ..own .stable, Kingston road
east, and proceeds to Trims' hotel, Liver-
pool, for noon ; thence to Maxwell's
hotel, Highland Creek, for eight, - Wed-
nesday, Whitevale hotel, night. Than -
day, J E Disney, Greenwood noon.;
Seabert'e, Brooklin, night. Friday,
Columbus hotel, noon ; Central hotel,
Oshawa, night. Saturday, Royal h -tel,
Whitby, noon; home, night. Terms 81f',
S
Au English lawyer wrs cross-
examining the plaintiff in a
breach -of -promise case. " Was
the defendant's' air, when he
promised to.tnarry you, perfectly
serious or. one of jocularity ?" he
enquired. "If you please, sir,"
was the reply, "it was all ruffled
with 'im a-runnin' 'is'ands through
it," " You misapprehend my
meaning," said the lawyer. "Was
the promise made in utter insincer-
ity ?" "No, sir, an' no place like
it. It was made in the wash-
'ouse an' ale a-washin' the clothes,"
replied the plaintiff.
New Advertisements.(
TO RENT—Blacksmith Shop nn.' IEI).
-1-Sim §oOr & C O.
FOR SALE—Tomato, Celery, Cab- -
bage and Cauliflower Planta on hand ready
to transplant. Call and see, GEO. S, STOKES,
Claremont. 36
Why buy a kinked hard wire fence
when you can buy the carbonized coil-
ed steel Lamb Fence sold by
W. F. R. JONES, Balsam, Ont,, •
Also dealer in Brantford Gasolene
Engines and Wind -mills, Greig's
celebrated Carriages.
Farm Wagons, etc. 31tf.
TORONTO, ONT.
Cor. longe and Alexander Ste.
SUMMER SE6sloN during July and
August for Public School Teachers
and others. All our graduates get
positions. Students admitted at
any time. This school is not 'stand-
ing still,' or 'backing up,' but is
constantly 'going ahead.' Cir-
culars free.
•
19y W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
ASTti RE TO RENT -200 acres,—
wen watered—on lot 23, 3rd con, of Picker-
ing, known as Oakdale Farm. . A. BONAB,
Pickering P. 0. 3i-37
ARMS FOR SALE—The under-
signed has for Bale in :he district of Carlyle
Asea., a number of improved and unimproved
farms on easy terms of payment. Apply to
JAS. H, LAURENCE, Carlyle, Assa, 3t -it
SHORT-HORN BULLS FOR SALE
The undersigned has for sale five voting
Shorthorn Balls. Four of these were got by
91r, John Miller'P imported Short -horn bull,
recently sold for $1,4:,5. Their ages range from
10 to 15 months. J. W. TOOL, lot 94, con. 5,
Pickering. Whitevale P 0 96.33
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
WILL SELL
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSION TICKETS -
TO THE
NORTH WEST
bt ay
[h -t t tint• :31.5;4
131;tt;don . 31„35
Lyler,,n
1.1'11r,,•q,• 32.1,11
1lini 't L
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• i :33.60
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:oho
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Mei!
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A reale 31, . Red Deer
: tr.ii h,•�,n:t 1.1.541
Going '..tie 1' :0 re::rn ng a1 .t :oast 14 c
-
Going J :ne etb, retarn:ug : -J A r.i.t k -tui
&wag, :y 17:n, ret .ro:C, ...:ii S •Cts 13:h.
Ful] part ?liar. fr.m Canschan Pacioc Agent
or write to C B Fos:er, D 11, A. Toro::to..rs n9
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TRAoi MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS dtC
Ar re : i .t re- 1,+ e r I n
ou0-5 a.cer;u ,.rnee ao
Into '1 ,. tr. !,y pitterit,itle. t 1.rnun,re-
fCen!tal. Hunt �••• k„n I'at chis
e,- 1 sees. ,:- aeer.,v for .c.11.1,r.s wont.
4,,,-,,i�a r'r mah N- s Ca. receive
r... l: w:• ger Charwetr. t.".a
Scientific Timerican.
-.,'e. ', i. • ..! Tertr.e, 4
! L yn] i'.` c u;l newedralort
MUNN & Co,36ba,roadwa), New York
4 1• rt.. C: ars, ♦ .'•r.. n C.
Pickering Lumber
Yard !
Our Stock
Is Now Complete.
In ;ill kinds of building material
including rough and dressed inn}het•,
lath, cedar, etc'. -
•
Our stock of Shingles is also conl-
plrte in British Columbia, New Brun'
swick and Ontario Cedar.
All kinds of the usual Mouldings,
Base, Casing. V Sheeting and Floor-
ingalways in stock. •
•Cistct•n tanks and tvatertrottghs
made to order.
The People's Cash Store.
ur
Attractions
Attentive Clerks.
Good Goods.
Square Dealing.
Right Prices.
• Pt•ompt Delivery.
Just received a shipment of Corsets, Blouses, • Hosery,
Summer Undervests, with or without sleeves, Hose
,Supports, Handkerchiefs, Boots, Shoes, etc. `'y
�3cufaehcici Cfccc3s :
We have just put into stock a good line of Table Linens, Table
Napkins. Carpets. Stair CarpetingOilcloth:. Lace Cur-
tains and Curtain -net by yard, Carpet Warp,
Crockery, etc , etc.
Men's Suits in dark grays. Navy blue, black twilled worsteds.
Boy's Snits. is .I'ay- and Navy blue, MIeu'- fine Felt Fiat-, Straw Hats,
Caps, MIeu's Shirt- its-tarc•ited and soft bosoms, Collar-. Cuffs,
Sox. We are clearing off a• line of Men'- \t"urkiug.Shirt-1
worth sl.'c, for :35c 311 n - titre Bcloe- w_ ,14141 $2.25, the
latest -tyle- and splendid value.
•
.The right kited of (:t''tetie- to buy are those Pure and
1F're-li. 'k of can procure those at • _
•
D. SIMPSON & COMPANY,
PI C KE R.I N C3-, _ O 1\T 'T.
springlillineri opening
7
«'e wilt open up our stock of new Spring Hat. on Thursday,
April '_Otis,• «'e -cordially invite the ladies to come
• -ants' inspect our trimmed and ready
• - to -wear fiat- on that clay. ;
Pickering.
Frost Wire Fence
• Has no equal as General
Purpose Farm Fence
'It will tura Stock without
injury—beautify the Farm —
does not need constant patching
and with reasonable usage will
last a life -tine. Booklet and
full particulars given on request.
. FOR SALE BY
2
E. L. CHAPMAN, - Pickering
3 F. E. WALTON, - Scerboro Junct.
einee��,�e,�.�,�e�eeeee,�, e�,taeetse�e,ee.•wev
_PLYMOU'1'23
Gold Medal Binder Twine!
Right Prices.
Henderson & 'Farmer, Claremont
W. D. Gordon.
MONEY
TO LOAN.
On first -(Cas, improved
farm property
at 5°
. Prompt attention given
til all applications :.
Applp to
THOMAS POUCRER,
33roug'ham,.
FROST &
OOD
�Ye have now in stock a shipment of Pnlpers
Cylinder. See our anti -choke attachment.
' • ALSO • .
•Perfeltion Fanning Mills.
Oxford Cream Separators'
and a full line of Implements. A call solicited.
E..' L. CHAPMAN,
Side -Wheel
and
Prices Right
AGT.
all Papers; Paints, Oils
ETC.
A;large fresh stock;now on hand. Prices in WaH}Paperrran3ing ,
from 8c. np.
John Parlor, IDuabalstoa., - _
OLANtMONT . .
•
See Geo. Stokes' advertisement.
`Joe Acheson was here over the
•24th.
Born—The wife of Mr. Rawson,
of a son.
Born—The wife of N. Tart', of
----a daughter.
Mrs. Joslin, of Michigan,is vis-
iting Albert and Mrs. Traviss.
Veta and Merle Stephenson
are visiting their grandmother at
Myrtle.
Frank Cooper was in Pickering
and WYhitevale this week shoeing
horses.
J. M. Macnab is having a num-
.ber of improvements made to his
farm property.
Dr. Ralph Brodie was in Wy-
oming this week attending the
funeral of a friend.
Geo. Philip, implement agent,
:has had a neat sign erected over
his ware -rooms here.
A large number of our resi-
dents took in the sports at Ux-
bridge on Victoria Day.
James Bingham and Miss Ida,
of Stouffville, spent Sunday here
with W. G. and Mrs. Bingham.
Ira Powell was in Newmarket
th1 theate Mr.
week attending J.
. ofHall of that
• place.
The Methodist congregation
here have extended an invitation
to Rev. Mr. Jolliffe, of Bowman -
Dr. D. C. Smith, L. D. S., will
be here as usual on Tuesday next
to attend to his professional
duties.
A post office has been establish-
ed at North Claremont, and R. E.
Forsyth has been appointed post-
master..
E. W. Evans and daughter, of
:Whitby, were here on Saturday
.attending the funeral of Wallace
Patterson.
It i= expectedthat about'r
the chief event of the season.
The train will arrive at Lindsay
at 9.00 o'clock and at Bobcaygeon
at 9.45 a. • m. The beautiful and
commodious steamer "Esturion"
has been secured to take excur-
sionists from Lindsay through
the picturesque Sturgeon Lake
and will arrive at Bobcaygeon in
time for dinner. All tickets good
to return on regular service until
the following day, June 17th
The Claremont brass band will be
in attendance. Good Fishing.
Good Boating. A pleasant time
assured to all. Remember the
date, Friday, ;June, loth. See
bills for particulars.
Watches, Clocks,
+— and — •
Jewelery Repaired
vacs ?Vya—rsa serine station •.ea
TRA1Ns GotNG. EAST DIM As rol-Loww4:—
No. 6 MAIL . , . 8:48 L.
" 12 Local. . . . 2:58 P. M.
" 10 Local. 6.04 P. M.
TRAINS GOING Wast DCX As roL-Lows:—
Plo. Local. . 8:41 A.M.
"11 Locan . .: . . 2:18 P. M.
"7 Mau • 8:0Q P. M.
Charges Moderate.
Satisfaction .Guaranteed.
Shop next door to A. Falconer's.
P. J. Hilts, Pickering.
iOIQ Sao
N ydee m► ▪ x
►-• ilof ; t°id
`~
yCi eor o•-
r.i'LeR
• ady :00
O rays ego o ;;
iez
;0, eer.�-.
L ^ g• 3 ...
at } C ,,. 0•
se od o z 3 S $o -39g
. _._.. .
J - c o O
thirty
e=".•;)
S o o ►
candidates will write at the forth- w o ° ;; m y ° k 5 m
cunhiug Entrance Examivatiou at .= a'—,—, -., s t _ :
the school here. =� 3o a o
Thornas and Mrs. Stephenson '7...
-
spent a couple of days bili week'
•in Pickering at the home of the
former's payen t..•
Rev. M. C. and Mrs. Tait are
,spending acouple ofday- this-
a eek with Rev. G: and Mrs. -Mc-
kir
v
9.1
:9
• 0 ea
CLAREMONT LIVERY
First-class horses to hire day or
night.
Buss
trains.
Horses clipped on shortest notice.
W. A. Thomson,
Proprietor.
in connection meeting all
hegoes a ggain
There
Another load of Furniture. Well its extraordinary the
amount of Furniture that Beal sells. That is what the
people say of us. Come one ! Come all and inspect our
Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Dining Tables, Couches and
Chairs. Large stock. Law prices.
Pica:tering ....
Vigilance •-. Committee 1
Formed for recovering property stolen
from its members and the appre.
henaion of the thieves.
Members having property stolen commnni•
cats immediately with any member?.
of Executive Committee.
Membership fee 51.00.
Arthur Jeffrey, Geo. Leng
Secretary. President.
Exec. Corn.—Geo. Leng, D. E. Pugh, C. B.
Palmer, Pickering, Ont.
Tickets may be obtained from A.
Jeffrey, sec., or J. A. O'Conner, vice-
pres.
.lanaary 1905—Whitby 9th, Oshawa 10th,
Brougham llth, Port Perry 13th. ti
bridge 12th. Cannington 11th, Beaverton
10th.
M
Services as Follows•
ethodist Church
••-
G egor of Pickering
The prospect- .for a good har-
vest were never better than they
at present. All kinds of
crops are looking fine," and the
out -look for the fruit is very
bright
Nelson Wagg won first prize on
draft tears and first prize for
for single driver under fifteen
,hands high at Uxbridge on the
21th. The heavy team vv as the
attraction of the day—Congrat
illations.
C. Florence.; commissioner for
our road division. has posted not-
ices . notifying tho-e concerned
that it hip inteuti(t1 to impound
all animals found running at
large. • We hope the residents
will make his duties as light as
possible. • -
Jaulca Wallace, only son of
Thomas and Mrs.. Patterson, died
on Thursday of last week after a
brief illness, aged 1 year and 5
inontlrs. The funeral took place
on Saturday afternoon, when in-
terment took place in the Baptist
cemetery, appropriate services
being conducted in the church.
The sorrowing parents have the:
sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
The bills for the Baptist Sun-
day School Excursion are being
'.printed, giving full particulars of
n:30 a.m. ....Preaching. •
7.4-0 p. m.
2;f, pm• „ , , ,Sabbath Srhrint.
SO) p.m. •E worth League, on
Tuesday,
8;.00 p.m... . ;. Weekly; Prayer on
Thursday.
Rev. J, E. Moore, Ph. B.
._ _..._ .. Pastor.
Willy Steam Pump lois !
Notice I.
If you want whiflietrees, double -
trees or neckyakes made, bring
along your timber and we can do
the w oton shares or otherwise.
tVe are specialists • in all kinds of
of buggy or wagon repairing.
Horseshoein7 and all kinds of gen-
eral black=niithing done,
Ladders on hand at 11 cents
per round,
J. H. B E AL,
• W. H. JACKSON. Brock Road.
WIRE FENCING.
Claremont.
I build Ile...! woven v re'fencing an slid it
Agit. Also iron rroe: and 1crtab.e feting.
1 R.1AII JONES.
Ralsac On-.
�..Kr,
• f
I.O.:
-RL,1
he Spring Rains
`Will cause you great inconvenience when you have a
when you have a roof that leaks. See
. DOWSWELL • ' .
and Get it Re-covered.
ANTED— A 1;1..•tl dining•rnom
V gal sync at Pickering Collega. 2.7.tf
Q1 ATTN.° 'RINK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE -T Le un ter. ghed cera
aandtalee atonia an.: lot Lis rengn
nrink b a:ated
the V ;lege of tir,ugt:am Far partic:.iare apply
to Frans Sanderson on the premsee ort tA'
aicns.rlson. Pickering
arriage tainting
overeign Sank
OF CANADA.
For absolute security, courteous treatment, up-to-date methods, and
every accommodation consistent with safe banking. call at this Bank.
Interest paid Quarterly on all deposits in the Savings Department
and it only takes $1.00 start an account.
Farmers about to have a sale would do well to call or write for our
our terms. This Bank makes a specialty of collecting or discounting sale
\d)TE Blank notes supplied free of Charge,
••
M ARKHAM BRANCH,_ • CLAREMONT BRANCH,
A. P. -Srnith, Man. L. E. Todd, Agt.
The undersigned is Prepared to
do all kind: of carriage and wagon
liaintitlg at hi= shall over Ww,
Uou'swell's w agun shook
Al-'' prepared to cio all kinds of
paper hanging and house paint-
ing. «-. J. Bincitani.
Claremont.
1904 Pumps
Windmills.
Market
Every Monday
F. C. Lafraugh,
Brougham.
Wood, Iron, Lift and Force Pumps.
Also cisternf made to•brder,
E. W. EVANS,
Brock st., Whitby.
We are prepared to do all kinds of work
Promptly pertaining to the Damp bcsinees.
John Gerow,
V. Richardson, Agent, Pickering.•
W.
Successor to - -
tierow St Bon, Claremont.
J. H. RICHARDSON'S
Important showing or finest display of
China. A very large assortment of
Stationary. Books, Dz.11s, Toys. jabs
• received for the Holiday trade, Call
and see them.
iSnbscriptione taken for all Magazina eie.
Weekly and Dailyj,Ne p P
• W. -. H. R=CHARRDSCON,
- WTriitby'-
$rccac Street,
1
HOt SE AND LOT FOR SALE—A
good brick rouse, containing 6 rooms,
good cellar, and frame woodshed attached.
Lot. contains 1 1.2 acres of land, small orchard.
On the premises are a diioe-abed, barn, stable
and root cellar. Conveniently situated Richard-
sonvillage of Pickering. Apply t .
son Pickereng. •
Thatieaking
coo
of yourslis doing considerable, damage and
—putting you to a great deal of.discomfort and
inconvenience.
l
GOING TO BUY A BINDER?
IT has More good points about it thanvy other.' The
A Knotter is more reliable than any other. The Front
Elevator is flexible, so'that a heavy tangled crop can be
handled as easy as a.light standing crop.
This is the place for the Farm-
er's to first call and see a full line
of first-class blankets and mitts
at reasonable prices, also collars
made and old ones re -bodied,
guarantee&.lg a first-elass job. A.
fulllineg bells,
robes,
, stockfood, combs and
brushes always on hand.
•
Repairing neatly and .promptly
attended to.- -
•
• -.There is one Sure Way •
of avoiding this kind of trouble and that it; by
covering your roof with
geadK goofing •
, It is waterproof, weatherproof and fireproof,
.,:and is rapidlytaking the place of tin, tar, gal.,.
vanized:iron, felt and gravel and shingle roof-
. .ing, on account °flits lesser cost and greater
•durability. It is:easily put on and the price.
per hUndredIscpiarelfeet forlall material found
• Sold only by
•
A MASSEY•tIARRIS BINDER on your Farm will
you ot all annoying trouble in tile bniy
.tIARVEST SEASON.
°oak's Cotton iriBt Compound
ts stidCessfully need monthly by over
0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladles ask
your dnaggist for Cook's Cotton Root Coat -
pease. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pilleand
imitations are dangerous,- lorloe, No. 1,11 per
box; No.9,10 degrees stronger, VS per box No.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of price and tiro 5-eent
stamps. The Cook company windsca,,Orit.
t and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists tn Canada. .
SOL.D BY
Geo Philip,
The Russill Hardware Co.
12CEAST KING STREET Toronio.
e_.
• •• tied in cheese cloth. Let them come
; to the boiling point, then add the
i figs; simmer them gently until tender,
)1,remove the figs carefully, boil the
• syrup until thick, take out the spice
A and pour the syrup over the figs.
A ;
•-• ie••• OUS •
.Are generally considered indigee-
.
- - • tible, hut there is a class of writers
aloalHi'll',".11143140*.lia .4 • on dietary mat ters which teaches
Illealkle-'1'10 RECIPES. • that most nuts are wholesome if not
",
mixed with certain other kinds of
Asparagusa 'La. Vinaigrette. -Cook food.,
as for boiled asparagus. While the In Getman hospitels. it is said. th• e
• . • 'veg,etahle is cooking !nuke a hot peanut is used as a Staple article of
.French dressing, by petting together food, Mei cooked much as dried beans
' • in 'a saucepan over the tit•e half u or peas would be. Flour is made
tabl.•spoonfuls of salad oil, from the nuts and used in China and
.''two of vinegar, two teaspoonfuls of Germany for breed or cakea. We
,•.• • Vrench mustatel. half a teaspoonful have not gone quite so far as this,
of sug,ate Ealt and pepper to taste. hut believers in a - nut diet must be
e When the asparagus is tender. drain, greatly cheered by the fact that the
lay it in a deep dish, and_ pour over sale Of nut 'meats has taken its place
.• e it the hot dressing. ('aver and see as all industry and by the recogui-,
aside to conle then stand in the ire Con of nuts in the prinetratien of
About the
NUTS.
. •
chest for as hour or two before many dishes, where they were once
' • •• '•••- serving. nut dreamed of.
Pot:an:es rarisicnno.-.With a Nuts added to most salads are an
• • n. •'"potato gouge- cut out of raw, intpro ented thereof, and, unless
.. peeled potatoes a pint of balls. Cook they must he blanched,' they are lit-
- • in salted water until almost tender. tie or no trotnne to prepare, esee,e_
- "• droiit, and toss in 'a feeble -pun in ally if the nut meats are huught all
' :•
• , 'which there aro CofourablitspolvdflilS r fOuse. Nut sandwichesonade
,of melted butter and a little* Salt. Gf thin slices of brown breed.' tbick-
. • Set: the pan in the oven, shaking it 1,,, buttered arid spend with chorpol
fr.-pier.1y, man the potatoes are and salted nut meats, make a
' thoroughly reeked and well erowned. etas change. The nuts may he
., • Add a little fresh Mater, a daeh. of chopped with a chopper or run
• . .• salt, if neecle-cl, and a tablespoonful through ,a meat nall. A little grated
of et:01)pol parsley.. Toss the balls ch be added to the nuts if
- • n riboute to distribute the ingredients the comhinatien.is liked.' 10 some
• eNetilY. end srve at once. cases the ales are greutto line, mixed
Boiled Bie,:,.•.-Wesh a cupful of rice
in three wt4tcrs. leaving it in the
last for ten minutcs. Have on the
., .
fire a pot contairn-ig at least tV3-4.,
• • quarts of boiling. water. Pitt in. n
wear out quickly than this habit of
carrying. it shout by its middle.
Again, Lifter being out in the rain
you should turn your umbrella. up-
side down and let the water drain off
as it stands with the handle down-
Fard. By doing this ya.. prevent
the wuter from 'getting in' at the
frarnewurk, and thereby protect the
ribs from rusting. Some men open
their umbrellas before they stand
them ue to dry, but this is a. bad
plan, because the umbrella may
stretch when it is wet. Another
thing, teo, never roll your umbrella
up, as to do so cuts the silk."
CHINESE THRIFT.
Celestial Empire a Poor Field for
• Insurance Companies.
•"China Would be a poor field for
accident insurance companies,". says
- •• In the world
"The Highest "It represents the
Medical Authorities" Ideal standard of
purity."
Received highest award St. Louis, 1904
Sold only in lead packets. By all grocers.
Black. Mixed or Green.
,r......•••••••111,MOIMMItillotoiamcm110-
ROYAL MATCH - PflAKING .trysts, for not only had her Majesty
were frequently the scenes of Royal
a large family of girls to settle in
Bents would be only too glad to ' ........ .....LY" MEET. .. . .
—
of her sex, devoted to matchmaking,
the world, but she was, like the hest
a man in tlai tea trade. ''Th inhah- HOW LOVERS "ACCIDENTAL-
... and "arranged" mitify a greet al -
get hurt in order.' to collects their in-
elleartee. Young People —of Royal Parents -.. •
liaticch But. she always chose a re- . .
"Up the river from Hongkong mot e retreat for the emb,ryo lov,e-
there's a little settlement of Eeglish- .Irust Do As They Are Bid alTitirs of her protegees, and, in par. - .,'
in These Affairs. • tallier, it sees at Balmoral that sr' . •
men. Just across the river is a .
..
. ' many times the tender question was
gravc...ard. inhabited i'Y a few scrtai IN.hen et. brief announcement appears asked and answered,
birds of the snipe family. 'I h
-•--l'Y are • in alio Court eews that his Mane-ity Eta the most skilful matchmakers
,vere- poor shoutinee, but your Ilt•itott : the x.ng,
1 has been pleased tO gi•Ve in Cupid's court are often outwitted
must have sport of sottici kintl, and .
his consent to the betrothal of this by Cupid himself, .V.' ho spares: neither.
shooting these birds is the utile ..„.1
I ncess in- that prince, .t he engage- Iti in,, -s. Que.ens, Ministers, nor • Par -
sport in sig,rlit: 1 Merit appear's, to the outsider, to iltientS when his desiaas run coun".-
'One ' day, an ,F.nglishman let have been as easily arranged alt u.f- ter to theirs. So it hilpponed that
drive at a snipe ann. hit a Chinaman
fair as an ordinary 1010 Mein which ehough our meld (4u...en Victoria had
who had just bobbed out from be-, pfieia has been asked to • bestew a chosen for the Prince of Walcs. our
shot struck' the coolie in his wrist -
hind a tuna:stone. The cha.rge ..of bieseieg.
Li s is titit ,t. the VaSe. 0 ..,e1-1"1
. • ' •• K itig, -a .Gerinan • princess, his heart
went out to the beautiful Danish
' , .....
with a little mayonnaise sauce sPretl'i ••01 •notirse,
putting his hand out i0 business.
with. , the King s. col'seht• means Azirl who is now our Queen. As a
on a slice of bread, covered with a roar. • tee t'hinatrutti tnaLie a , ,,,e
or i''''''iling t" tile :`'''''-e'i; boy "of thirteen. he and thc: . little - - 4
The 'knelt, waeting te do the ','''It'g .,t'
coup!..e. col, t,: unlike that tf papa,
Princess Alexandra niet at a child-
,let,tice ir,at 'lri'l,th'ri with the sceenti square thing, °tiered te pay damage. wheel ts asked fur inere as a ces-
nail "f the sa haw ich• NtIt''' tut de11 The coolie demanded S It .. .11:e En --
to a minced chicken eand.vich wake tom awl a duty tInlit as a hel'''s'ar•v at lieckieeNtin Palaco, and six ;,•,.,,trs
rett's Parte' 14,15.(..0 bY QuLen Victoria
Fishman g,.0(.1.011:,,h; mad., it .915 '
. • ,• full traepoorifill of salt ter &etch quart an improved variety of the old stand- the marriage :valid: later. ,,,,.h,,ii 1,„ wn„, ie,,ea,c,,,, he sew
"Thre was !lever all v. l:••ov1 hunt- st,IP 1" i".ah'-'
• of water. The water should be rit by. i„g in the $.„'„yeyar4 aP,:r thet. ,}•°I•atir, "•';',,,Ir'';'gn,. ne'Lr'.t saYe-Yes her again. This, 1 itie, it Was ill a
. .. ' a furious boil when the rice goes in, .Nies are used in tea.ny cakesn and ‘'i henever an Fnelishinen „ate e,,,,, ••? •,,I? ..,..(•1'•..*:,, "• •,•,1,[, .11.0 th:'r ..of pertrait, end se enchnntim,•,,ly swi et
ond this must. Le kept up all th.• a nut pie is ri dainty . dessert , A apprietchine. a Chinaman hi,1 behind the ito..ai zi.!..,,., oi ./e...t 11i 'tam, waN t hi' rili 1!1.1! 1 hilt t he 1"i 1C( it'll
. or the marriaee of that member, deeply in love rxith it. An "acciden-
' ivhile it is ref, inIye t
:kg. ....ahe pot rich' errant shoeld lw made and the 4,.•vory graNestimo.
• „ .
. uncovered am; il i not teech the rice . pan lined with it. A cep of nut
. -
with a spean. At ' he end Of tiectite• I meat,. chopped flne, is In•aten int' a
,
• ,• '' ,.. eninetas take out a few p.,,raitis wail, a mixtere made of tee heaten egg,.
- . - fork and bite in',, thee, te try if halt a cup of powdered sugar-. a
• :they are terder. They should be It', tahlespreeeferof wine. a pinch 'of' selt
• - new. • If the tTst is satisfactory,
• ..
, . 4 ' ' ' be i " ' tal meeting was Lirranged 10 take
• ''‘% it /' iliatry'l'et' eley'r`•'`''' t h`-•y.t'' hy the A rehhishoil of t'anterbary id a(..,.. iii ti.,,,. , cio hedrat .,.f •-i.t.i;ir, end
it)i) fIf di. . _
manam• to get 111 rWtitr,e just wh. 11 the
Itr
se,s her,. th,, e.,..ng people tnet, tee !Iro. mi t
i ehll
ra. had tee ,,,.. '. ... ,., .
1iI1:11:Se.',1;1n tt, V si ,i10,..16,,:,..1.1',111 11114 1. o j i 1 ,
Pr('‘'ss 1.0. ai ly 1.1[1(:01.1:C10,1S of tee
lack 1., eet I ti or three bird:net in
4 ..01 1.
.- " I 'Peitae,•s admirer:en. Nt c all know
his sin -dem, he would c, elm ten, reer, FATHER-IN-LA.11, tain Ell, .,„
drain o:7 every drep of ivat..T. Turn. tilt' pip eru.st, w'ti `ltis and bal., la a .1.iii, 1.tt,„ T,,,,,,,,,, tit (.4merich.te, who the hate,..: seem•I,
anti 0 ftw drops of 1rion juice. - Pill and volley'.
"(.4 course., this drove a‘vitly 1 Itv, inarri,,,i wit ii,,ut ()Ito it \ .1, 1.ee a..-.•_•,; e . Winlea .1 PRINCE pittipose:s; •
. . .. Ihe eice into a heat.'d e•eliteder null hris.:: ov..n Ither, c„1,1 h„.ap a merin- snipe, hut tl,o eooli,s to.ok 1", ci.itk•h- ,..(,1.,5,.,1,t, ‘,„„as 1,,‘,3! p:::aily ,,,,•,,,!,1,,i t,., . The, tirue, plac,-, and words of ever].
., • •-• • R..'t at the hack of the ratra,.. or in Lew ...t. a hipped ereini on the Pie 8'1'1' "in-': Ii'"IS1."li4 .1}1"1" i'' 1' l' l''' t " th•• lady of ht', chei a thaiteh • he the mast lieyal of all 11,.e.t1 110-. - • -
, l......' • , i h., or.„. 11 0,,.,0 for a feW 111:411 1 r.,•t 1,, Ser% 0 i 1,11114 dilltel:. • 'the fil..s are teat g-r1v.'41;••t'olles at.41 lading 1 la teeelses ii, eningtiher; in el,,,,liesice te the 1,,,iati,, are Hit 111ron: to, tier .1.•,•i-
, would potatoes. F•ver,. wed,. emelt, pat 1.,„- pa,,s ann.: esed, ledee le eln '..1.1.1tell tla•Y ceald I ,` t. ZU1,1 ,.., i..,,, t.,,,,k • ,.0; , he iiiti,,r,, tjtv,t !...H1.1 ‘,1 the Teel, CO Wh 0 j S Ui 11 at the
grie.r. slimed 1,.• Omni'. 01''d ate! Ie.:, create is better a la.Hail...Ate, ,ii1•,'Itl„ .1"...?;.,;:';,,,htli,ti,..Itl'ilrl
att(t.1
:1't,.,1, ,h'1,`:::tti'itit.,..1.t 1b.n.1...,:ithtook tht eVute
f..H,.o•a4id latly . ti ate cii,tin":.f,',iriII
n,...,li'i'ysli;;;"11.. arry,h
iiirnn a "lutli is
e -
't.neler. ,vet whale., Send to., tel.le he that is, I'd:leered a eh net ;leo:: that
.•- ,. • ' ht
a eepee 541i:t
e:It le tIkh ate ! eat aro stlyr.,(1 ia S,ist I ,f,.Tro He, ii,..a It "a's t'''' "P"'"'iv" '
- letectly n son or thenehn,r• is hare . tt i.th settletneas licaed havers have
. ., ...with 7';cat. as cl,,i would any other moment of fr. eeitie,' • Tie this %V ilth -1 )"" of Ill" 11 'tilt "'"1 "f"'"^'I it, 11,,.,,,.1 parents, these parent,: he- : nollutuj: pet,-,lial ta do. enicli leisi-
. vel,:l • a?1,.. . ' ('ti 't or e•isql..,, create, 1141 sa., hew
. :1'rhisAirl,... ,i.,. ,1%, : 1,..0.: : i‘ I'r ,, c : 0 1,, ..I.,,' 1 '`i:1 , , ....., li . Lt!..f4t: ,,.. i n i ,, „' . ,,, ,,. , , i , I, , ,,,i.. /H.., ,i.:,,,,, id, i,ar,.ril,is _1.11..i.,:s,,,rihri,ft,ioltl.s., ,Ii:.1:1,,,,lay:iLamte,:lirfkl,.r.,,sit1.il,,,,ticii.„..
' • , A 1 lerent Ow 1 ish,-('ont. .a9 in (fence ma t ha.' as -sett, • .„ : , 1, ..:. Lai, 5,.e,., . k„.,,,..... a „..0,,ii01,!,,...: 1,w,..,.r t 0. 1,..1,111,L.,, ,dde...,;,Pr,,r111,11hya, 11,1,1 r.. (,or, 11 sl.,, a . 4,
s;irllitl t .'t t hts teutte c ter t 11,, betea• 1 ) S,11, pit it ,.. Id or resider.ces, their Jointures as ‘00- . .
Trrir,P 0,r 1oikd rice, het add to ". • " '
'1111.. NnesT Cfli‘111N. • • lit ei nen isn,,,at a rate..of ..,:.-, Holirs,,, rt.‘..1 entire '01,01,1y, and' ert. eed, :,r wit.IttV:1,1•1.," are •0',,,,,,•11,;•ed alai • .-
strnin 0 and s/-ns.ined toted?, Stine.' l " • t t . •-• :
. ... , . .. a ri,pild 'of g.tod !../ ock er c.ra,. y,. and , .111.5i14 i,1 v o‘i•r 10,e,ris fer freer child- aereed epeit he the par -e0 '. on 1.0th
• • when t hey; has e hOii..,.1 telt:et.hl-,r five -IV , - t a'.0 made in prep:ode:4 1..'it.-- ri 1 I'F',".':Vi r,",,f '''''',.r,'111:sE''s AM: '.":, .1)168. , 1-.41..; fetere I h.,.1 do others The 101,.• sidae Ihrentel.' the :,,,e,ecy of t.'re te-
• ; ' -', tninetes• 1-tir in two •g•rea't• ,,nooefuls rn•e:: :ma", 1,, iii cookine 1 hem again " ''e'r .".` 1 ' .n, 1 ,'I' ', ' , ' i''''',','• Qe.,..ei of Peemark. we, an !teeter:0e: sfe'''';‘'.• Mlen-n l'a of thlie tedert•-;,
..• - of P ,rieceitii ch.....,se, S44-1•'on th, to- inste.id ef nierely'relt:triii•eig, .s1,,i,'''''Iln''',..,-10`,''',',"14. ',1 -•":•.v... on'. ••,t1"..- iii,,,,,i,i,,10,,,r„ e rat ti„, ,.....1,....! reed ' tir ....•••1 1),0,,,11,tli,Jlica.ttic:ni.1.iiisi,..4;sii,.,1:1,1rs,,f.inttliti.,stl....1 . ..
..• nt 51 r, ae th al:vet:me 0...t is it h /dark id; I be rila.irxity of recipe: I he re- r''' v '''':1 '''''''''''''c' t'''.' -111'41".Y..,.-t'i(I'.. t 1icrti, trio. for ,li., laelieht with
_ pent re 1 h tho rico vs ry era in 11, .-tt big It!( in a saeee arid teen)
statelitee apart ft on is fellaws-aed this .1-perels• t sna. (.1151 sm.(
f 0”, I NV1111 if, n a 03 t , Wh.,,n I, is tit'
_ _ • fork to 1,-t tdd; sink inn ) the. 111. th saece steed,' .1,.• mad., and
+ •
_ .
.14EAK LUNGS.
About 'land:int and hill',' Imi,r.,a'-7's g"5li.'ivi°11s'
• fir h..r ,•!ccr; rh!hir,..n ;:rti 10:: ti -ill. It is itdeieedire to woe the s:ar- •
' reins 'chi:de-en 4 4! h ai; newh sec. 4...%. loos a r, Pi t4,11 it;C(rIIVS 1,1 men:hers ti.f
' ' that -the ;need Nue, ti' Detail:irk is_t., .W0: (2,0'rt itt al. Fit to tly:
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• IL is (bit' tit11.-'t 1 the. fateeren law_• el their 31,ii,-Iic-'s the King and . •
Fr.'t In .1, 911140, .4,1' three minutes, and the le, at ae.,,ked ie. j.t lotig.en•iiii:h to .
. SorN'o, It is a saos'y rin'T Plea:alto he thOreughle• heated and see,,,neda Made Sound and Strang by Dr. lettrnee 1 (vire!' •
. - accft1)11);t.0r.,•nt to cold Pleat. i‘le,r., ..'reani ieitices- -ere. li•-teil it is Williams' Pink 1' lis • %%dee., fit The bit' ‚.q ef . lrae a poyell l'riece Lif n..,;,,s ne olio
•;.•,,,.. A e i.e.-dish I i -h ef 1:i(1-..-P:nil ri • li,tt , 1' and sofCT to put ' them in 0 • • prinne
ce or phic*,-om
,; 1-4,ces ' old Priltr,,S ef Wilies 10,i/ne
eepfel 111. rkir-,, 1ti r1,.0'. V of 10,1 s411i,•ri faNua 1,,,i1.:r ano. 1 t.1. 11 41 11.1 l 11, in-. at If :your linjiii is w,sai„. a it is poor 'emitt,i-li ti niaTr,Y, the eell)411,itis pltols l',11,1411.1,4:, (Mit. 1 it1 11, f.?i SC I'llt'S- • .
..11 11 d 11 11..I'', , If t illit'll 01 9.,011 ti 010.11- I hal h'at o been ctwrielied assiiree a . "n -i-} 1"Istrii; ,..... .... ' 6,04;0. -
6,1190 ,
a
wt-er moe
il aft. Itrion at, I des, (ea Ili.. seaor
..la1 '., I rt.,41inoae
t..'''rt ,1 ts r-
..ireo it it 0 ' s•pooldill ,.of lett7 nide°, ep,c,,,a1 ,I,ell, for the law of cm•rt e. ill eel 'le 111 „soil? len,', .v1,1 the I tr,C.nit, _shttl'... A. 0erta.11 11,1!:11 er 1 llt.••••• 1,..t,4.-.
tor, ,, t,•,,,,t,,,,n, .; , „„i„„ i1110,.. ;,,,,„1 c„,„!,0,,t,„0 e., by ee-e,,, ei,,,, e.,,, 0. 1 apteir, int," harmless cough of to-deiy of elig'1,10 1 artners iire mentioned to l'uke. el-Conn:right ......,.. 2a., oo
... the 1,031,11 :i. ell s of ter, tbgg,, - Iv j1 h V4ta 1 arid 1.1ii.„,1,,,,t ere 11,, „nee,' i will herete.: the ta•hieg ...line:rip- the hride ,)I brideeloom to it,: Thee 'melees of .\11.iitie• ,„ „, „; - reelo'
' •;Fiiii ani 1':1;ner tti -1 a••tte. St ir 'A.\ er •i14:till, T., . r.,0,,e, 1.,.3 c,,„ , , - ,,„...., , i tit', 'S cokt,..11 ,I. t.0*.r.11.0Ti)W. •%%., n'k •014,et...1n rir,.. arrati,,,,i1 th,.`t shall 1 'nevSS II" rtW''' " . . ' - --:',' ' f,.00..)
1 he 1 .".• in a heel ne ir, leeene. whil,, 1„,,o, 11•1141 ruo,,....ei: .•.,,,7t,,, (,,,t, ii 1110,,,1 I. an ,,!!,..n ink 41:17 1,,I, fo":. ,•„,:. I..tr. the-"rtiq,nroileC` of 3‘,.i.,....: II( ci. Ikt.Cilt.,:s of '1 c,..,/,ni,ni•x.
need :,,,,,,e,c, sum/die/I to eite iitiall ,,,11 the ti.n.ul deetal. ie, that, eleedd noth,ins. coin,' Slenlitz
• • . weer for 1. Vvo fel tr4tes, usin::: a fora, I tea -•?1-: erie.,-.Mrels The'- ' ' 3.1,00
--. lhat ttill ititav-- rod break the rico to 'palatahle sen,oning, a,,n a lit it r , , i of eeiith, .1,,e, o,,,h. 1%0 ,., i,,.., a. ,II,3 .„3 / hem. Ite - fn, lin. s of the reest 0 I Tidllitetii:e;,h-t,.i.1,.:,r,. ,h..is.,.:.\.1.:::i....,..t1,..n.: 1,4.,.0.0 '.
reav leit he hurt All the ,eine., •it
. .• Ilienes. Turn into n reund.hotte•ime,1 'rand'', like e• eheenea ea...a,-. „r ,,i,s•,, r°11''',H1 1 +,.,n ;old to ..t..reteel 114..1 ;L.111
1.051. 1 V'tt.t ' NV ith cold 'water ancl•• press ' oi a tatil,..sp;,on ‘..,i, ca,,ers: vuld, ' t,,. 1-,t1ire t h0. IN 1-1,0„, sysi ,,iit i•. 1'. is enrich. is e., er %\ tilt n Out 1 ering he.irt that + _
•,,,,g. ,a,,,r, Heed and. -,,,.,,,,,,,,...0,,,i,,,,,, ' a e otitis.; P4. ie is int I Odill VT' 1.0 'it. :..s..,,/,:i,..Ty you (.111L14111 :N.
...• • a •!lov n lintel. lioverSs• the howl inion i their ila‘or.
• ••• • enc.: thickle u i.th a meringua mad.- ,lices III trinced and r.,..ear,,,, 0 ill it
rt 1;reoroof 1,,'at ter, C0\ ..;r t ho niold'ed 1 CritC,e 1:4 ,r,,J:.11.,\• eizt in -6'110a? ," l':%1',°1191sr. ''1,1i 41'„s", „... l‘ti, .nt 1,,01:1,:.:1,..,1.::,,:411,111t.itr.:::,..5:1-ri...iiir,Itil‘:: :1CF•!... g:'.- k•si;114':2:•,,.1-•:;.:(,,l''.1:"^,,i'l::i:11, ___,!1'.';'t,t1114-•••111:1,.','• .1.,,i's".bei.:Igf il'et hors should neNer give their lit
11.".1 as -ile I h. ones te, rne,'ecme thee thee do tea.'
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Of the whii, s of the e...-ee te,tten et--illaeiee-,w.14 ,..I liee, 1 4) V. bit ter:ie.et er hleo t. 'I hes. ram • .tinanel in r,.5 :ow elaifoliee
-1-..,...,rw to he absolutelv safe .. aim
•-•'.. , ,:, • 'and set-. upon the top grill ing of th„-. ol ber ,,,i.A j,-114,,,, ft,i1.,,,, 1,. c.„.01,i4. t ho 101kt,, _The,. len„.. ,...15,,1 si,,,r, s I'll' • ' - • - - --- .• '
'1 1 1E BRIDE- l'OlZ A 1 INC:, -. ',, ltenless. • til so-callea' s.,,iilfitet
irate a ceesticiadiSe's ca.tse-ne-t af-..
, a pace foe thrtee dra, utes. to. fertm•Eat !, men? N rr. 0 been 'added, Ctoquettes
-with draWn butter. - I can be made of 1,,,f, ‘,..i,-1. chiekt.n. m. tnr the' bine' are hapnl, sely di-, Asal. 31,1;',.• clicumentle e 1.1.41 CtIre •11,....1:40 1.11,'41.1C11115 cement p,,,,eneme oeiee,,e
Sri\ ery In .e Claire:, tr,,,,...--rt,ril 1111rktsy; rogout and tilt.:ies ef all the
but nil, n tu ., n n heti the cough 1' rs't tutted Om c•bnIce oi. :lb 1.,..n-i.ii:P.70",',.i 'Chat 51 111135 thi.'hicIPI, ss little one
attacks the /Id e'did ienst ate l'heei is than ilea., that appeteeie to la e ..ithout curing its ailments. Pal:!,'s
• ..-...;:y . %.
cupful ‘.1 raw rfec, In p1,1,ry el hi i teeete, incleclite- gal e • 11' •or
... . . lit- sou..., ,,, •
. .-... ....-calted \:rtiter.• Drain and dry ni,•..et.1, rhil'ken, or turl:ev. ill, cline:- ',,,l‘"'"`'"'' 1 1""Iti.'• "Mrs' .1 i''ITY% .'-;1`'''”-
,I litarriaPt Ott; ti .e...-.orAtt oir t it,;t..1 sun or (31.10 1 a e 1,•1 s is 1.11.:1; itt•iili,•.;.•(.1iiittet..ttilictit,swi51.:,s
. . .. ..: alide'hat v..ork.int.o it a teaspoonful t'll, or ttir!:ey •is tisnallv reheate.I in l'-'1- (''11 ii"rirv's'. (..1"'' '....4.' 8: "A ic". "a"Rhul. ci. “ 1'.."al ' 1"511''''. lik illfar'is-1 1"I :"'"'!g
..7,..,.... - - inf l.titter. a ial,10,...101,pho ,i,gra,,,,1 , whl,,, ,,„,,,, b,.,,f, neaten, hi:eb, . 1,Ve,h1S' nt.l0 1 VVal.; -al 1:1e1,,t4 VI' i.l II' 11,111g 'clullil'l, -.ill cl..11,t,t'llIll'il•l-l'.'t it`'C'.,01 s ser- the 010ther a ri.c.,!-,i1 i t•t, .:,-.1;,.11'ilItIt't, Ilat,
41".1 kroill,11., and the doctor. aftet.. tieiat ietisly narroived, f..r it. must mit only it contains no opiate or Iifirinfin
the, -2., the yolk or a: hoot ,.0 (-...:g, peps rgeme in 'Izrown., ,
.. .
..„, ,.• ,,,rit,I1 ,g. na, for a time, thought I was.g•o- please...11's pareees, • het tit AI inis•ers •drag. :Ntilt,n I.. I lers-y, 'Al eine , 1 NIL: -
Tier awl Salt fe /este'. and. set le,1.1,, I ....VII i•e*Oillv a ‘..ifinil eort ion of ei ' r -crew, rale of.. t he ceirente,..e. t ha. liu in nun:me and Gill PiiiVersite, a has atieli eed these •-
.. ...
. to g..1 cold. Chop and rill-, the bailea is left, the- rice or 1''ithert.e.• en- i i"• in!° r."-'4"t".P.t.."*"1*
e •. ,. . , a ,
emigre and the peente. His future e inns natiOn- Tahlets and says: "I herile-
mlitical reasoes, that 1 Intve mace a careful amtii 1,5 t.is ....
certify
• • giiii,tS of 1111 ,..(i', llitekS. Or gees,' a1,1,..i. it tel .he 41? 143 sell .,11,64..„) it,.. i,a,“1 etnecialedehad no itetact it,e,..iVt.1,-,,
• ' ---" ' • •l' - • 4 ' i'4, 1. 1(11, 111., • 3, .,l'aranc,, ef 'I•rnul'it'n wilt! a nael:,.1ng
oatilielYtlincf.tis'ei")1.'1•11.':,.."*t ifitrt her tiro nvel- 'of lerhy's (l•wil Tahlets, '...atich .1 per-
. .. • - • ' , . . .he ent,..e., .' 1 1 ss‘e...•:,,:;:hee 7 ii:, 1.1,,,,.,,,,..,-: 1.,,,.„ „f hi,c (.),..i., country. ;Ind, to F,,mon... pure:au-en in a drug stein n,
very at, a. gras•L• eerteernee t o tn.-, .., ' 'an risers it 3)111 i li r SlIci!0;,:F, and ; 1 til. ,
''... 111011r a i%Illing fin, r.,,.11. ont••the ri.ec, ,,spect'al-n•t•-eilt fon shOuld Lo pein - to , (111050 the, meireit.d.A.,s,/ords of Lord lkInntreal,arid the said analysis has
• '''• .Pristn hail. 'art- ineh thick and cut int() 1 1"."ir :•••••r‘ ills:: ;int! gataidshing. A meat ,-tr'rtitri.nt nor ath'r n1"11"11.' 1•11•1•t- ,,.I. Paliliellt•tt On, 31:1-14•11 1 Ilv• eilgeteetnent. of fatieil to 'detect the presence of any
31 li111 a spuonr,..1 ni th,., gildets, 111 1(5-0 las . r0ed. for • 1;eighlly a 11.1 Impalii- .2 -"it'll frih'Ill 11114"1. nle to 'IR' cr' rilinul.1•114.'4•;41, 11 IS 1.1 de "11-Illst Ye 111 dvl- Illeal',.s that tilothet's (5 11 jive 'tht-•ir '''•,•. -..
• - ...At, 110 ror,- t 11, rico nholit it •iii an talile plecesoL gr1;•.1 1..,. 1, r..:,: ends ;out 1,15‘itilia114s•. Vink l'ills. lly 'the t i.e., 1
er'itti'141't to"gi•Cill'oda-Ilthiatist".
some, tit ',t lie ''till hrt,ulit.• up,. aral_..si.,il-liitablyr-y.netislatth,;1.e,.
.' . .- • r'g g - 94""a11; ci hall. l'llptg ivrid crilll'il 11hAt1014(4r llier("1. •11 re then impossi- ' c'er"' "s'ti f`,""; 1; ".x.r'''' !.!. ‘.T"''' l'I'llithaI. must Ife it l'i'otestalit.•••
',. them, 1..,avt, on the ice for two hours ; hl,': 55 14 L'..eat. is -servi..n.• on loastH I Ivi-Pc' a'''"I'd.'''g 111''•,' l'"g,'',11 14" r•'-' - lit oUr cotint'ry •it Hs impyrative• they ezinnot r,)ssibly- do harm. The• •
.._:_tv 11,01,,•••anA fry in- deep, 1505 cli:•13.i with or \I:it hind. eggs it slimild he cover lit'. a1)1)01 11,'• awl in 01,1"r waVs that a, I'roto,tant prii,ce niarry a, •I`tilde's citre indigestion, colic, con -
f,' It. het ter. . 1 t ook eie, eoNee n Lira pr t an -int end in C .ree• tie ' te i .st 'writ ion diarrhoea edinele feeer
' .•
• , ething troubles aral all. teinor •nil- ".
_... . er.e., „re.ee..of .the,.weler in _which 3 1,,,,,.,... ,..11,,,.,1,,,..,(1 1,11,,,,,011 1.0,,,..0 ,. t;, ,,.(,, tAle‘l. I consuinf.1 lye's ,....raVt'. .11 lid l• feel very bride. slei .1;111 have' to adopt the l'Ox hY. writing
ite 1-“,ttlre,. add ono cupful of sugar 'clip. tomatoes, 1,,,vo tahlespoons flour,
5
.... 'were soaked in a porcelain or gran- spoons butter, one small onion, one gra"' rid:.
Ithi•n drain ttiut pr,s!,, inio' shap,.; put, ' 1 1(.4.f .- spnnish.-Twn ,„1,5 (1, c.,,,... ilan•s' Pink Firs saved 1110 from a ( era tea t ell is. idd enough to choose :11,' ‘1•.‘,1'114•Mn11•,s;or sSt.•(!tiltdli-vinat:i411,..r,till;I:)...r.•2,.:iciti',Iiiatnsls.a.,.
. ' pound- of pulled ' figs ' in cold tvate,r, 4,;ixes... ..... , . .... •
. ,Fii,s a. I.a Ant oin,,.•1 te.-Son.!;.' one , cut in even and.at t-racti've t4nipe..-: and
. .nluil uas as ,‘".1 `1,-1 '.'vt'll., all, liat Crov.1 11 . rl.lev, I.1 •
l V41'll'ill In • W' il,lit •, 1 !•1-1lo\''' Pr, , V% 11- sante relizjon. \\hen' t Le .,.ollIls, .
Snee. Pr. 1,ViLinti1S- I'ili1; l'i!1:: 1.1iiihl , it, is LIIroad'y hers. tint ,:::.; 1 11,..ilrt7:;- ' ....
1.61i0,11 of the creek church, unioss Moweints co... Itrocl:vitio, o:•.1. '
+.. . - • .. • •,
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.1111 the striee•th ' in in,e enc, wny- eat ("i,:aritsi did v.hen she, a I.'rote-.•
.•
stre nufinCgfin'iii a good rorniiiriatiar) ' ;cid 1 1-p,,,,iii„ii, i.,iii,„,,t, on,/ (,,,ok 11111.11 is a.', 11 they Oe, lad 1 hey do it we.• thotil:1 it Ileni,-in Cathode king
••••. ximl Oro teri,poonful,,s of mixed spices . rm. rtlf• SlOr-k, Sill 1- rim( peppe/: to : I ii,,v• are im 1 iv ev.„.11, 0 ?I. 'iv I :tee) e . .Tha t t ew . 1,,..,..„,,„,., I ha care, e , ee., • t.:1,,t,,,,..tt,. _ :1 ,11•[11_1:1.(.:',11rf:1•011..71.12.,11..ST., a, 11:1'1:7,01.1i;::;.r.i....11-..,5_. • .''' ...... .. ..• . '
•• -.fp:Tonna (low's; cinnamo,n, and .;,.' 1:it- tat..-,. nb•11. and lirork'n th., inith.r.
•-•
delica.t.,•ly, hr•,,,,ii. a, a ea 111 e nein, 1 TileY den' C fact , IVliltirr'.V. a Eat ten 111 1wit, , 1 e.. t ope lend, t a; ts 1 pos. L. s. s a 1,,eist NV Oli-
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•
• . and - ity„-A.n. ,sfi:,..„.,.„,. ,., 11 ii,,, whil,,, ll.M•t 'hot her will, la, rtt s,,,•iliptiv,), liv..1V !••l'illlt a dit,.4.10.ta 1 intl. 5...i.,ii•h• iviii (1,...rf'A parrot. '.1 11.01,',1 the rector _ • --.
itellbeCl/ZoilvlieloW, ill 11 n,,,,, 1 11,, 7,,,,,,,t. •' ,..i..,1,1 1 k,,. s,„1.3.7. •ih,,.,,,, wi,ii.•t ..in.„ n0.- ,iii..,,.i..,„, , iimt make Th.,: alliance valid in 11 e.t.'es 'lives • tr, o -tidies 12 1.11 .11),, churchtile. *,..• 7
IVe like best to tall . • . cr. w.i.,1 ,„„.n, 0, ,., nno ,,,,,,,,. 11..1. • ,isn't ciiii•e‘i 1),,,. i,ait 1,1.00,1.. Put t liyn, of the t•lrtirch. 'Thus, v.erc thi-Nitig b-ird in-,Liiiialily accompiitties• him lo
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.,,,Iriri,1 .Th.:1 1,,,I. ....„,,,,,, , , ,ti 11 flew- In ,„1 . oil .„ .• , ., 1.,., ,-,,' , A - t)r Spain to ra•conie Princess Patricia the sacred building. tVhile• the sism- •
• 2.
a hot i:i,li garn;s11,-.1 e.'itli t.initeile, • - "' ' ''-'-- "11 i' ' '. ......
' 11-'1" s"rv" "ri It I en( , „ a,,,, . nee, , e ir, n ; of ('onnaught:s hushand, she v..ot11,1 vice is ,proci.-Cyfing th , bir.1 ...ecogni/.-
of rice. . • - i!F.:tion, iiiiiT.h,5•,,. 1.1d,ich,,s. si,i,,_ retain re,tglon, am. ,,,e va,0,10-1. cs IlLS ll'asli...• 11 5 Wee, a 1111 ivh, 0 he
, bit' , ,, , , , , . .
.•
SCOTT'S EMULSION
a food hccause it s'..ands. so ein-
phatically ,fo,..r perfect nutrition.
And yet in the matter of restor-
ing ap.p.tite, of giving new
strength to the tissues, especially.
to the nerves, its action is that
of a mdaicine.
inr..ftv• ri --
..SCOTT X.:, POW N It, Chemists,
Toronto, 0 ntarkt.
sot. and$1,cui all druggists.
:nide s. '1- nines roulile 11"11.11".• -if "11Y.• ‘v"`:1'1 1.e .r""is or r"" •
1 1,1,5\• 1•31,,,,uv1,1•As. hrotig•,lit up in the faiths of their. hear. t.lt., bird outsid., chaiterimg
wo,aenees. pot en. s -t be boys t bolic,. avvay, ho. parrot
10 ""'`•1 .1"t1'1,1.4,11as are 0:00nd '1N-, `1"1,ta1 1,11" and is evil:v/10y .
11 3 05) 11 tin..-. are rit:iiefl 1,1nIvill'•-•.2.ivl`', 11 9 1;o1:vs t* deed Sn 01, tat' caS1111. I Meet- i.m.15.„,1.,•ani with • all chtftith
t hrough ,,f h, 1,, 1 logs 'ere arm tared 1:0,St• 15 14. 45 -
ts said an unihrella /thin re:.•,..ntly. Hut 'volt itinst tho 'Ere n (1ft to 80010 rot,. sercairs with deli,,,htc 11.
11, 1 ••••'''',' a 111.111.1 'an 11•1110 •••llt• traintiV.,.0; cr. 5'. ili'0310,0. nuts! er•S' pc,•ches
1 11
"1""I'r'lla '1,1 1,. ed -WS. het. r(1,. j•„i,.• .6;1, e"' his shoelder, and finfilly accn',,,tparilot;
hand St, Ho to ia,vslf, 1.pr around-3rooh -• IT • dirail-e. rl ttd I he' C-1."Wzi.. atl'ulumm: (•;'3*
... • •
naw hat vi';'soon timt 11.111.11 i1'1 11 saert, 1 he r cen-t ts: box .or
L..' wrihtiii.:7 9,•,-;•11:ntli:,..1113.. :1•11,•re is ae.en fate t...0 1 11,-.
110,Fs111:4•1•'‘Voy 111,,,q!thl'.]: an 111111,rind Al, ('o., Cint„
•••
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, e -neer 14) the bird .as onlv equele .,. .. a ..
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(..C.PII1 A( \f\41 A Q.I.lE'EN.. . , 1 tiyi tha p.,rrot•s evident ..eir'i•I`e. in and ' •
, eadeen N.ictorlan4 roimerees homes arfectien, for its master. . .
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' •,114
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE
Admiral Togo Engages -the Baltic
Fleet in the Corean Straits.
BULLETIN-TOTCIO, IIA
2.15 1'. M. -1T 1S OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNC'E:I) THAT .ADMIRAL 13'JIa'CVI':\;SKY'S FLEET 1IAS
•'BEI•:V i'ItAC1'ICALLY ANNIHILATED. TWELVE WARSHIPS HAVE
BEEN SUNK 011 CAPTURED, ANL) TWO TRANSPORTS AND T11'O
• TORPEDO BOAT 1)RS'1'L{OYI1 S 1IAVJ:: BEEN SUNK.
TOKIO, MAY 29_2,30 30 p. iI.-IN TUE ISA'r'1'LE FOUGHT ON SAT-
URDAY IN. TILE STRAITS Oh KOREA, T1IE RUSSIAN BA'1'li.t:-
1SIIII'S IBORODINO AN!) ALEXANDER M., •"'rile: AI{MOREL) CRU1 -
ERS APMIRAL3IA1 1rISOI'1', D_MITRI DONSKOT, ANI) VLADIMIR.
11.10NOMAC'K, TIIE COAST 'n11't:NCE IRONCLAD ADMIRAL OUSITA-
THE: PRO'1'EC"1'g,:U CI{CISE1:S sVIETLANA AND J1'::,ITC1IU( .
'I'IIF: REPAIR SHIP IiA:'AT:it4!ATKA, AND '1'11[: CRUISER I1.'1'1CS-
4SEN Wl:RE SUNK.
-'fill: BAT'T'LE:SHIPS OI{I':L AND NICOLAI I. ANI) THE C'OAI'T
THE WORLD'S MARKETS
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING
TRADE CENTRES.
Prices of Cattle, Grain,' Chee3 1
and Other i)airy Produce
at Hone and Abroad. .
Tironto, May • 30.-11 haat-No. -2
white and. reel Winter are Hunted at
07c at olltsi,le Points. - No.. 2 goose
is purely notuinul. Manitoba wheat
is higher, with No. 1 Northern quot-
ed at $1, Ccorgiau Itay porttc. . No.
2 Northern at :41,10, and No. 3 North-
ern at e91c •
Oats --No, 2 white quid el at 40
to 41c north and west, and No. 1 at
42e oast, Cars of No, 2 white on
Duluth, Minn., May 30. -Wheat
clusrd:-No. 1 Northern $1.11 j; No.
Northern, $1.U7; May, $1,111;
July, $1.121; Sept., 851e.
St. Louis, Mo„ May :;0. -Wheat.
closed: -(:ash, $1:0lt May, $1.01;
Jiily; 85c; Sept., Bac, •
Ilinrteal•oiis, Minn., 3Iay 30 -Wheat.
closed: -hays $1.2:3; July, $1.10,;
Supt., 85: to 851c; No, 1 hard, 2dc;
No. 1 Northern, $1.24; N..,, 2 du.,
$1:137. Flour -"First patents, $41.-
65 to $0,.75; second 1'atl'nts. $.41,45 to
$0.55; I:rst clea:'s. $1 to $ 1.10; st'c-
ond do., $2.75 to $2.85. 13rati-la
bulk, :s1:3 to :313.50.
LIVE S'1'OQ '' •:1Ia1{Ki•:T,
Toronto: )ray 30-13usine;ti.; watt ac-
tive in hutch•.ri•s' cattle at the, \CesL-
track here are ducted at 1:3 to 110, ernIrarket to -clay, and prices held
Marley -Nei, luot'eii at •lei l0 4130 steadv and unrhai,oc'rl. The call
middle frr.ights; \0. extra at 4:3 to for exporters' was about 011.101 'to
1.1c., Nu. :3 of 120 middle• freights.. that suppler.• 1 he volume of 1,11 0es:;
I'eas-No. 2 quot'.0 outside at 09c, tt;usa&tCd in fet'dors was nx)derate,
and milling I''eas at 70c, and the ular'iet,for •thenl hold steady.
C'urn-l.'anudian yellow quoted at Lxport cattle, choice $ 5 50 $ 5 l}5
470. anti mixed at 46;c west, guar_
Do.,d'1., medium.. 5 00 5 10
Po„ bulls :3 71., 4. -:,')
Io., do., li_ht 3 00 :3 7.i
Pu„ run's 3 04) :3 75
But :1i 'rs' pick,'d 5 25 5 50
i'o., ch 4100 ::.. 4 75 5 25
I'1)., u:cvlilltn 4• 25 4 70
I!u., c,)m:: ,on 3 7 i 4 25
cows,; choice .. • 3 50 4 50
- I'u„`bulls.
1', v10t° shr,rt -keep .. 5 rill L 111
1ro., f'N.•11111111 i ('4O ' 4 50
170.: li_.ht. :,0 . 4 ,10
'rel 1
Stock,'. rs :1
1r,,,,,h111s 2 11)
antee,l oi.,l. Aru• r roan kilts dried,
I s\`o, 3 yellow, 00 to (i'.,c on track,
1'1'orantO.
llyc'--'1-h:' market is dull, with pric-
, es notrl•inal at. 613 tu' 07c outside fur
- N o . 2
lluc': :!lent-I'rires nominal at 50
'
.1 to 00c otitsitie.
11o•'rr-Nin„ly' l:• r crate Pat, His are
rluotc,l at 11.35 to 41.11'' in buyers'•
'5101:.;, cast' or iVest: straight rollers
:DEFENCE I110NCL;A})S AUiIIJ{AL S1•:\1 -\VIN AND CFN1:1{.11:.A1;- 1„i special Lr,:nr,s for dottiest ic trade,
in 1.1,1s„ $'1.7.5 to $1.x.5. •?l;tnitalet
flouts. are s1., 1,11., ; Nu. 1 lr.t ..:n'.,:
:So to S:,.:,lr; N. 2 patents, ,,,.15 to
$5,211; ret:', rig I a i;'rs', ,$5 to $`i.to
• .. .. -_ (',11 t 1.•a' ' '1 nr•,.,nt 4.
I{I'SSI-ANS DF,FE:,A'i'J;T), : .- . IN 1'AVOI{ O1.'• JAi" i• hi li'l't -:At itsi 1' pvirus bran k
1Washinl;tun, 1).C., May 2,�.-The P',2<: 1u;.;t„n, ?i:,, ': -.i,.' r 7., h•..; yrlut',1 .t �i i ,0 to! Wit', and • ;f rt.
at �.
Amtrican (ntisul .all', tunu l .,11 !e .!J\Tr •. i, ,, ., brad
in .ackS, $1, c r.ri ';Curls -8. --!ft
tllc S!at.• 11(•i,arUtrz et the •ltilar•esc h..; t}:': text ul• z.}uch ha. n',. I,•, n
.have sunk „n,i 1t'.,;.uu thattlt'.,hii,, • rand • t,71•In, in•1, :ler: :hat ih„ r:, al
four oth.:r• :(varshl•'•s and a re ai: 1 t Sl �'_'11\ I'IIOi)l: ('-1:,
t I'' re{ _,•rr,'nt in T', ,, u•r a
•'.41I11AL -\I'1{AXIN1: \\'Ilii': CA1''l'UI{ED. •
\ii?cli (' )',VS, ,c•hc+i4•01 ,.1
1'0 , , u , cuunr.on .. 25
1':)1!,<,rt ,•wrs .,. 4
.1 rri_, hu:t.s :;
(:rain-,'�• S' a'ii0.'' .,41
St.r n , is r s, each :J
('r.!'•
rs, etch
lin' s !.-cis, Dirt to 2111
0N)
(111
7.5
4 ,11
(10
1 -, 12 nil • (1'11.1 r,r,;1.t,', of m.'n. Hud boys are •
1-,,,, �4 bow 's1. flat ically ruining tieu. tis -
c, ::s tcpu(.l4i!:' ho4,-v4s.
1.str:,,•r,:rt:-'1y '. -'4'S Were tvitn•'s:;.
eel 1:,1 at ni..tht when the r `.4 !t+
""visit •'1 t hot heti. r s; tion of the 10. f
. and d,rn••! s3:e,1-a!,art0','Ot5 ,I1.•0
3 75
.; 00
04)
:lei 1r')
4' 044
5 7,7,,
JEW AGAINST JEW.
Disastrous Rioting in Streets of
Warsaw.
A Warsaw, Russian Poland, des-
patch says: -'Ile Jewish disorders
Ecru On \1'ecJnt'sday" night arose from
an attempt Of the Jewish Socialist
organization called the Bund to
purge the ITebrew district of War-
saw of all disreliutablu persons. Tho
l3unditcs with the vier: of expelling,
their undesirable co -religionists •com-
menced to wreck disorderly houses,
funecs, and other resorts.
The disturbances coiit inued all day
and were still in prog,ress late' at.
night. I3ight persons have already
been killed and 100 wounded, 1J
scriottsly, '1'he dunnage to property
has been considerable. '"'here has
been no pillaging, but the destruc-
tion of'th.e furniture in the• 11011ses
has been ubsuluto. 'file idol, armed
with axes, smashed the doors and
windows0and brought the furniture
nut un .the streets. Tho ownerS of
the furniture, in attempting ,o save
their belongings, were attacker},
beaten and even killed.
Late' at night Cossacks freed on..ho
101.0(4x15 at two points, wounded lout
perso:15. The police 01,1 not inter-
fere actively during the day. The
affair 1.5 a conflict be:•.4e 11 -1110 re•
Alect able •1tv:ish snciol cla•:r s and
the vii=roputabl.: Jewish e1:':;ter:t,
One report is that .!'.r' re's;,ectabl.
.Tea's, tired of hearing the 1:0011,0414
bf
their race called opprobrious
narnc';, resolved, as 1.h:: polil'c ' «oro
t'ecei':int, bribes fi:t {u „t•., lir:, tlisre-
311taLl,• hou::,'s ar,,l :griseus, to take.
the mat,•r into their n hands.
.A,uitheti !r,'Port hes it. that •lcti'ish
411103-, in the g1'I. of Ile'tu'oels - of
t.:ir' Tinr;r( -.ts're l,n)i1!g hlac!.rn:+il
• H41 r.)j,lc o.'; irs. In an•• cac,• t 3•)
• s3, sc'c lui11; !y (1 ter -mined 011 a
he ur,,.•.•slrat,h' pc'r-
. !ns of their race, with the rt:s:lt
p5::r, in the Straits ,.If (';,rea. Al•!:rs_c 1„),•,, .t„r'l:, :2 ..;4 p . ,a 5
suited ,!, lu1•ur of tri t 'a;'a., 1 1 - "
1 �d ! ht
• .1:1'0141, 'informali„n ttl-.;h has 1::00:1 • 4, :u ,,.,n,:•a,lltl •s, 1 to„"1..,,7• peer +
rcc,•:tgd in \%d aing? ob t„ -Ju^ it is i •
,1AI':A\I:':1: LOSSES -ILLI WAR NO CHECK.
b,l1evt•d tri t. (wiz' .,3 the- Russian1 1:, ads 1 r:•,' s sell, to Hatt lot: at - ' -
ship. repot••1 to have be'', 4.uk in •I',.. ",,tau. IIc',,lay, A1:,•. 2',-l,h;:r.. 1.r1,1. to l end ,n,i-;,c: d at -
the ).'orean :"trips Lc the .1a1'n:'e-': a r,ur:in', 11,.,,:1 ,•11 ,7.:'•+:, �,. '1.,- ;;1,7o hShowing l'Jith cc:.cels e'1,•cts 1'.:1!,1'11:4:r,
' •' to dC.," per h:rs ,l. Ja-•an Is ']:owing Financial and
are the Orel and her -".1.;:r ship 3h•-• terga tl:• 114; ian• awl •Jaren`:-•: 11. ,-'i'h.•?,,arr�1. is',Inchon 11--)1 till rye - •piar:uc, and tnirr14' tees,.. thr,rt%11 oat
1'P.'��iurtiye A.. i
B„r;uI r1a, '71103' a ).a:tl 5144 S' Ur i' f,•,•ts in 1.h•, Str,,135 of :(.'or.,:l 7'0..1 • 4" to 'i.ic n„or,li••,; 10 ,T,Al431' _ of (.lees wilid„tv., The !red in the
13,010 tuns. Th,,1•, 1 trss l - r
6-, ise 1rl,::nrl. of 1 14.1, •lt is tep,.1 t ,i - i3,0;•.,:v__•1
i; n a„t.•i. ri,;i••t and A Tot( 4.0 1 .1) 11'. , 4\:.i !anon 1<u- s.tr t:, 1, f: ui'.:0 .paces 1......:r the 1,111;ported wail:at.• 1„,ine..e'•1 to ha . that rile shcl,r 1{,. -•s -a': Ci -•t I; I'„,! p:I„'s I,r'IL :1t "' t:, -,.r II, (.or:it) tnn,a, '\lint,t...r' ul lorel,n :Afia,rs, ing a:titl,s, and 1.t, 11 cc"m;l,t..•d the
r s . the 1' 1 1.1.111 1 0110 H.. • -
DeOr: c-171 ,. 6
,ilia:,.,1,.a'm;, all the ti,,,,r v.•1..- is 1.•.v, til 7:, •o �':'t'- ,lu.•,ut Ruron S,: \I ;r,,r• 0f 1114,4•• and work destine t, ,r, ir. „•c 1ltt.e
}, :l e: ,illship.
]n' r p liar'" `•h;,....,aaa, ail„r.... .1- 1ho A rluatttrtytui tal::tl,,r, m'rrby "114
1.1„..,1 s 4 0 at(4 ud 1;'1'•14 lr I(a}'-('ar' lot: 03 \o, 1 ti:r;,,tit' 1
1'h,• f,,r:l,,,c , g 5 tri. t:" t (a t::.,t clrnr•i 1'; T), use n•s•roa" i,n, , n 14'1- t '<r'1 net, and deliberately sln.:'.3cl
Jai a -t).•.., tr�4:,.•� v far a:,•. ,ttP 1. t� c c, ,y � y
Na; a,ak( dsl•01.01 to 1.u•. Stl"e' IL'. , •r' ryu0te I at i to ri r tea: Ic .
purtnirnt', �'be one cruis0r and ten tvrp,.lu roars, t,,rr,.and \t> ,)t • • --,t 1.0 day"'•1'ar_ul _ L- .:aura sari that pho 'tit!. st,•res
ltxge:111, :1',y 2' -•1'4 0"r .. Sunk I S1,aw-) '1) r :ts ,i "tt,1 tot 4,6. ,0 fm,'+c:4i'l vulva ',!ivy Of •3•,•,•111 h,i' _ 'I'h,• en'itir %c•,. 4 ;r o:tiv nroa,)i:•e,1
rnt)44 (14 44.4 (1 the 4101-!' Ifo '13 leaders were '4 1,44 1 •.lith the
the I(ussian'ttRtth•ship lierorlrnu ant THE LUSti1iS 1'111t:1ITI'CL. - .,?,'!,...:5 on 1' 1! , Tor Ort o, j -7,71h.•41,4,, ! t lrtr 3;t1 •u, %ta5 sh:ptn n adrlrr•sn•s oP the neva r. of ilicrei,la-
f," rr morn 'tg,or-lops 01,1 0 re r:,:3 , r •,.y •,:t ,,,,i,!„.,__( 'ar 10th of ('n1. ri ,. -nr.•
! 41;1415, \,;x1.' .-A d ch= Len, ,;:i,1 pr , 4,..710 a'4.5!y ns !At 1,1011(7:1,1:.1.4i,,,!,;
earl scarrc1v
It sfn)(le n -
shin. - - i-1{c,n, ,,tales that 1.h•• Dalian t:m ern- 'r ',- at "", t„ r,N pcl :n;on i
,, r trt.'t• ace„r:'! n. 1,, and.'!,, ' 444.1) t, r.•r.t:h on tet hat -t-. 1,04 -ti. •,,art in-Watts:l-tt. escaped J,Sti•u,.tern.
Tho n Iter ries ,itch ren,[s ''l ,1•,r;,r-.
1' n :•nt ha, 7„,,,,,.., d a • ,.sr tet ' 1 frotr;Tl:o ,.t", h• site 1, to„0141 1.,,. lo•:L
her 1 "t. •sic• 70. tui . ,c. cAr ` 111: ties' r
'I'u1(iu, May '.,N-J.tpnne•a• P.'et'cn- t h.f.,:,•, ,tatit� t!:at'th. n ,,lent t .: .
1 th0 Bottle s t,ta Iron this 1 g,. :an,1 Ll• 41 •r: :'l_ n'rlch •)n 1l! •• colnit r-
gas, ,' iter- , t �,'- i; I .. - s1.
1,,. (•n .,..t i ai, 1 •1;, leen I e nal ablest t f 1h, natant after the DOUBLE "SECS OF IiFRVES.
nc .,n 111 the •y!ra1t, ,.f '1'�ushi,ua, tinct• 1••a5 d as;troy , a., f 0th 11, •t.. 1 .1,Itn-('h n 1'3 to 1Ic per•
' Which was bels", canr,una:lbig heard1,:‘,7,.,,,.;11',.; ';irk,. s, dry picised 1 1 to 155 iter 11l' .d, ah••n ,'ter pros;sect
T'1. e ]v •ev. vi,,,,,, fl l; h i nl, 4\•4541•.1 i •n••o i':,..1.,„":11`,` 1 }t:' ('(4111)1 1...‘,..
,141.3 shorn. id0, stalde,l, 12 t , We, - - - .Per:tarkable Discovery by a,Brit-
1 1 Russia, ship 1xas d.tinai,c . 1T.i ti 't.•! h • ¢,.d, f,lrtlT, that
The belief in naval circles in Mash-, - ish Scientist.
ington is that the •1a-p.:n•s0 r,aort, I. --t . - TI II: 1\
11ii\ 'imAN ii:. -P`• 4 - ih, 0, 4 i rctll i- 'would 'would r,•1
to a free use c:'' their iurpe.0, butt,' th.•il• ut't•,u.t t I!'.clop ,,11,1 ,,x1,•1,1! `.. \ 1, 05.,4 rle';ix,t-:h sa`s-'1}Ie Mar-
1,,lt:• r I our , ,Anis ars t16Ilrnu at r-0. nr.•tcc. F1(,: -.a...10 oY ,', t si the le- -11.61 hail pi 1.'e, 1l. n overt .Ire
in their attad. „n ti;: ",•sick ,,: ! INSANE SOLDIERS. T 41
Tice Admirll Rlil(•st'.'4:.kv's deet •. .: iT to'1'te urd • lar':;,' len: 4.4 .'d4 a1 1r_orlu;11,1)0- of ttnr•e fr.r,•rb:l c•:t•pltall.4_,,ars 1,y ti,, l,:r,eat V1,1i,'al .. Hats,
Thc:• Ja ,anus; have a h.t.,••nulnher ,4f i:, tel 1r.r. , �ui Roti, rat(•' l:S to l ' hearers t', Lt- hits 1!.,,. It altan!••l 1,4 if,: ' Iliad,
I Forty Lunatics From Pert ArtY_ur H 4it1:1 h, cr;ut, •, 1L , his
tl,rpedo boats in tic;' rent, arilthey Reach ChetoO, 1ie. cr,•atti;ry_.yrtats 6;1,11.itt 1J to edit ate t' i.4 1tvrorruct en lett ilisi,it for as - im1•u:tant discovery of the
domnnstru'0i L}:e;F r1'''tiv(1u•SV ix: 20'. per 4h ng 1,11010 a! it 1, rs with to'!-'wr,t nil ui 3l,„ -0.40,,5•
r,: :••1l
'the 01107r11 1.1011a around Port. rth,u:, - 'A ' h••r,o dwpa.,t, 16 says: "•'ort': -four. I:L_1t'i'le mar ,t is 11rm, wish dr ,c In }hr 0onn'r4 1'reef, !load heel 1h' 5.`7.14\ 4ell
Nal. ,11 •nfticlals-her„ 'i 414)! r 1 14,'. 174 strt "1s 109 <„h,1,•"'e',•11', s ,rt 11 r to 1,i;c r' du••<•*1 111 S
to-ni,ht express,1^' I;ar.,tx , ale.- than'`rc} ti-,• d'''nnnrrnl- 0't }tis -n1•111. 45•:.'rl and 141, n he
irmp I'0,l Art')1.1, inc1,,.lirig-:1 1.':,.1. cn:,:'"1"t=, - 44,tt,neJ th,'s,•I: vas th4t• fr,llott,•d.,
,tic opin:on that :t wa• unlikely 1-#-,-t. an, et, u,e..vlutl 1,1,ee•e,!� for their
such s•ri,)4lt. t,',s,:, 1, ti:5c r,•I.,e, rt.•Q 0•1!'' 1:'":144 l'',"''''''''''.. .‘.(11" Ria+- 1' /4 ('1
11-',•-\`w •eh,•,"..: e,. 1')'fo 1,'.'' 'Ih:•\r;ta,r,1.t :�lit free• 11 Ll lltl:elll_g111:1
'Th n h • hal the n rte. reunited by
could have been Irllict(1 by ordinary Wit' 1o,a.t Hol d'r1r): 'fies1,'g'.•Ir-.lh, - -
S
iiii-
v
'1'14, s
a
gnl'stt 11 ir: an.t h, v%atchrd true pro-
;lfire _ r( -,1 h r..• on, (t v del : •r •
a }ttr.,rn Shi'naalr;x ail that 1.!1' � ,, of 1,cot,rt 'Ih• result. was
'1'' e 3 '.3)1 t ch received at the Amir- rtt7 1r,4te1, trr.1-r•••r.td to the 1:11y.1111
- 111)(;-1'Firtl'•'1 1-1'S. reou:•,., 1'e•0 alai 1r0t100011' c.tHI. .ty „t tiler fi`•-d!5.'ci4rr,'rl 1.h :t ti, -t•' are
Iran Stare 1'epartmer..t says thin the ir. l,r,t-is,•0 ) e. ;.:• H1 ship 1fha : ;'ole Paco n - t.o'lt cl :u , ,lhi at In to tV,.- It,,t i+ (4 «r ••4,44 41 1.1.'•1'it,e 1 h 1. •.: o dist inl t st.1 , of 5.:',.1(-.01-y n, r1''s
Ja al:r`' 1: ot'1. rtlttt,`nt I'. apt 1lla•1"• tir' 1111;01' 1110 British f'a Cr,3.,r tri,4:.-,,)r- r) tt , (•4.,11.',\', life' :,,resat. ions of ,a in,
p ; i .{e i:er 1 , in ens• 1u:s. n!•'e,,- -r;, vial., 1'h,t bar,: • cl,rariYlq,: 3' ur:,, rep: l
annonn,•e!rr•'e:t that its•Crt•t had en- 1a,iun dir,.•ct ip (Ido...0 :1 he- Pari tt5 to 81 ;i1 s!leu-t cut...' I!).51,) to foe 11'04 enc.,• led two l}!lio:t desk- 1 he
v"}'itis ao4, t`uld, :,nil t., other 1.h, .
gag,,,t. the l{uasians to tae S,rtit5 of.. 1; ac'ron, )mile• Ir: a- 1,,11,1,1%.in r,.'vr , 1'144. ;'n -a i �n': irt-t.Tari '11:,01 aIlei , nail's
Tg_n. •• rl:l<l~ ;rnir>,ir+t•-ie•a� ,i .r• ,vel. -rt---' i � T r
Corea Sat,:rday6 rind 1:101 11,1,1 111,414. of 11.•'(1' ]'s' stn!!,, L,...311__4134'4 -,-..,i2;-1 .t''n:,rllII:teals.--(tarn-, lirht to. 114 1i- (41, •Ire e'Nuee•t:''d that the 64111- c'.•ar- ,n,.-,-. 10 100:11i•rc ties 1-;r'0 4410, is ,'4 Ir-.
--The- 4•rpa• 1 ,-• .,l.i .; ,,f ,h,; tiatttc- act 1xl:.tr4t...1..•'' a :.a_nan1,e4 11:,:_. „c. d,,,; h a 1' .(r; in_'; 37 I' n•,iltf (‚'(('Id two=nn•I
U -x ....mil. In .tp 1:, t -v-, .1, i t
' ,hip 1301• • -1 i:, 11,1.'1 ' 1 .1" a d••- a, i,n1n. The c•un,i44 1 of the lett ttc4i 1#1..` lr'e1:n power. of the S`•.It)
P ;rolls, 10,; ,'•olutiv�, .'!7,c•; h.tTl<s, o::e-h:tli ,i:i..u.r dollars.
spat ch recei\ed et the State Irepatt- sane inert \rarity frot:t a 1111'1 night° i
ment to -day front the Cuusw.l at1 i, to ]:,c; biral iuet bacon, ?_'I to - �
,holt• 1o the• t',,,Lnt saaet•. lh'• u1a-�13r, - _
•haeasa.hi. jur:itV ar.o' s'Il:rrin;; 3001" 1:6Uur'ii:1( :-I'u•,i-Tierces, !)'c; tubs, 10e; pitils, THE BODIES FOUND.
I
'1'hc O:•cl and Ilorndino• are of. 13.:. t i. 111 r:,:d0rin * then' in a corniitiotl 1.f11e.
• .b1t3 tons dtsplacenient, each heavily that d.'nlands a, at tendatit' for •eltc'h. .,. �_
armed, protected...Emil designed'
t;>' uiie, 7'h, 11114, tti'r• ilt;u'_e state thr7t
make eighte0n knots. Thr;y mean!!,, III SI\f:SS AT 1TO\'CILE::1.T_
",any of t 17,••0 c';1.••r . re 1 he. t', stilt of
897 fret fey 7r fr0t , with 2ti 14,::.Al, n'-rettl, May 341 -.43,00411s -of oat>t
lut,� incarcrrttit i.in «if ,ick 1141 'ill
draught,. and have ea;'h a lofty ser --hospitals aurin the tnrror-`of' fihe repoi'3'l un the ileaol "f 7'r.ule 10 -
line, fully ';1 :3{) f,:,tt above the water- ` i s t
line, extending from the how t„ ti,e 1.h' rr nlT of
50710:)', and tint condition of others c''.• trade cunto:u0. drill, .01111 hull -
a P1 4•r chick. I'orutital' is L 0:110.1 ors ars demanding. •14;c 117:store, for
a air of 12.:1 inch . is tine tri tin,.terriidr noryot4s :,1411,,11
oast in a turret._ ,
. g . t t„u„L•„•,,,,',,,,ty ,,. r ;„ N40. 3 in•c:tr lot'+, anise fur Nu:
lift (.:(.1-( d„y 11 ins L,•� .,i 1•.1. u,,h al _ C'. ^Q7:"n'1...•
N_ bloat -Owing
1.4,1:1'4t ic` a,!tancr in
lr.or. Another pair of grins, of the C.,.s.art s: t" i' '. All ate- s a..,:' ;,p- 1111 ••< trice of wheat, the 1.7
''ante sire, 'are mounted alt. There ' parent ;y physical wrecks. i I grltie 1'lS3r
are 30 other' guns of the intertn;diat•, The sc,;,:,' ' was extremely nalh• ric'('o.: ,;race to day announced an 0.0-
• are
..batter;y; thu vessels carrying t_wu a: Oa' r•h.ltt,'ring i:,lhr:cilis ntlnntgrit\'once 'in the 14144 of flour to $:,.313'
slrb: tli'r•ged tort, l0 tubes a11(1 two 3h•• decks of the steamer and stored ,:T1111-• :`•i,(il), i'll'''''s' • 1a4- lia4litnha
4• 1
aOo1e the writ -yr -lino. ' - cag••s t,h'1ch' •c'nrlrtsett' -tri,' - rr:ain 1:o1r.5 are 1'ow $:,,J.!) .to S:4.31) pct'
.1 1 ter srrinq ),ai.. r5' •end S i it) i0
lad' nouhtt;l to about lei 4110 hu. I -
sle. `, 1111,` C:15,5 ..!,e ,
Brix nds , ntirel, on th.'- fol'.acr, '
•
b -
HUNDRED -POUND -RAILS. -
Young .• Men 'Carried. Over, the--
Falls a Month Ago, Order Re:eived at -the Soo Fron.
\ \in ;t,;t •Falls, ffit., l s;+ntnh •the Michigah Central.
says: -The .Dciles' of the thr,•e •yon1n1 A'Sault Ste. 'Mune, Ont„ cl, spatch'
'men, John itn+1 'Phomas Knapp, two says.; 'Thi Algoma steel plant • have
brothers ref Lasting, furtnet:ly r: si-
deLi:. of 'Chippewa, and their conn
genua, Philip '1'routuian, of Grand
. ;wished an order for d1'-potuml rails
for 11,' Canadian 1'ac}1Tc, and are now
in t!1I'ni111{ _twit. •.I 00-I'oin'i..
ru :; heir i.,0 un ,.1. 1[;cm„rn t t'n-
11'10 s Lues in (.'anatla. 'i'11'- ' Are
111,,.1,4(1- 100-p01l1:1 "ails mode. Ivy
the ALont:, '1 )4,'.447,1, 0114! are 'the '
heavi""t in •1450• on alio 'i•ail,wily. :.
1(111114, 3111.0 Lora 1•ect)t•e1eo, 1 r '
thi'ree tutftlg Mon 3:140 last :,., on 811'.,:
(11• lite afternoon of April 22, '.0:en
they rowed out. front Lasalle to fish
in t10' tipper river Beat• Navy• Is:and,
and the supp!5ition was that they
hod all --gcine ' liter the 1ltirscsho,•
A s,per•ia1 feature. of .3 he yrs 015( is hatches..'tni1 ,(iu:•ruu!,rling doll; 43411 ', 7;1115. '1'30 only proof of this was
I r ,�'. �: •1' fol' "11.!rnts. (''1 al'4) P,uur i.,
their vertical len iturlinal b111!.Pu•ticls i 10.0. ir,er, for th.•ir .1 erty and cci11r- , ' '(.i S_ that parts of a hoot, supposed. tote
-of inch --'41 111 ) eutini! � 1.1mio!., 11t i,);•3-(1,ririg 1.'0 1.115:-;:4',4:.:.through ';:).:, } to in 4 7 \,1 t.•4 wheat. t.
hat
"'I's' was 101111'1 Itt•lun' the i. ls,
11'4'1!' 1+,-r hill., and ill:) to ,
the vitore length of the 'ship at a • U•o1,ii'al ;..or,,,,,,1 S '- ' The recovery. :of the butlirs has ;rnc-
I7 '.i for 5r;aip,l t rullrr: °fir h1'.0 1)a I
tlistaucc Nino or ten loot inboard " i,d the stippo.ition to I 0 corrr:t. ':'hr
1, • "•s d,•sien •,•l. t', 4 alert 15 to _$+L„iii. i•'ce 1-Ontat in I, . "; ,t 31; to 518.:)0; hods of..lulin 1111,4 pp wire f0lind in
localize the ci e::t of a L1uw from u 1 • below the I'',tlls Tuesday
.torpedo. _ 'PLAGUE GROWING WORSE•',1,,a=, $1!)'1n'._,::ranit0} bran 142
t . r ' afternoon, that• .If his l,r:a 11er ..1'h,:nt:
1 i,J)ln.os 'Minister Ta^,r,lir:1 1'v,s r,•- 47Ls, 31') to' til l'; shorts", .,.i) t.o as :'bout, the same glare on \\'„i+ -1,.s_
• ceited a cirspatc3'fruin 11',,:<ii) saying., Over rut- •Thousand Are Dying S_'1• Peons-C'l:niro rind's: 51,70
•f y � 1 ria•: nulrpint at 1ill
u'clnc,.. .\'xnit
41 ,•Ricer, that the, i'g',1in1' i11 the, Every Week'. o.s1.TJ P-'4:bus-hilt51.:,0 1.q $1.411)
ti.30 m1. '3'hurvilay llrorni•l: the !,oris
16\•11 l.,rlt;'e thus far bus !wen 0.!+.14 ,.'hl cur 1 )t:;. 1' ruti51015-!3(114 (':in -,of 1'!,ili) Troutman was picked ti
i.
)1.051)4145 to 130 .I:e '110's°' ' rintsn despatch say,: -9'.'r? Ile n 1 1... - . . 1.1!1
i }'• ndinnrhort cult fork, SI 0.50 1..$17- a
not l'inta al!\•ic•ls frrm its come;ltou-, _ Ail, some cldy-:
NEW HALIFAX GARRISON,
' Con:rany `and a Half' Train Fred. '
ericton Takc up (;uarters.
A Halifax, N.3., despatch : i1)'Sl-
Thu .!first, cordin,ent (f, the, Royal
Canadian Regiment cLOri`•e11 froth
F.rrc!icton on 'I'hurs,la,t t4i ;3,1. ley
s• pecial train, 311111 i 4)1•: up t hulr quar-
ter's in the (:lac•,cs Barracks, %chic•].
hod Leen,. 11.11). in. 1 1(1linoS, 101...1.11(1111.
Thr `.lin:sters despatch is from p11 ) 1.: e0• ll;ht 4purt (1111. $11,..;0 to `1,: ' '1'ht 1.01'1'0 inciulh•S No. •1 and half
1 cont in India to the 01.10(1.- '111.1t• the �.i __+ I `; : -
111,4'141 (.1,r,leitlie tht1 301,111)14)'. 'f•itli Art mean cut; clear fat, backs. 0; Iof . o, (; c'. ni,ani,•s, a total of about
unabated virulence. 1•'or the we:k con,t,t;nidl lard, i1; t., 7c Canadian THE EXODUS ALARMI YG: 11)0 nsllre"a told 1414'11 I.ii'::t -('ul.
'ending; April '_1.2 there, Icer'' :i i,I,0'2 lard. 1i'� to 71c; kettle rrn.lerd, ;i1 I P; ndmio:0 is rulm:naud ing 03110..n.,and
1 _>,`•._•' ',r!0;,ti.:.,, (4011011(3 ,lith :il.T:;li during, • to !)le; ha!r:5, •12 to 110" bacr)n:... 1:3, 11Ir. Adson, of Duluth, .on the ! 1'`•s `•1.111 hien (' 11115, `:ae'lr and ('ar-
Lon,lim, 1L•ly rhe 'Tokio co:•• -
res o'ntlrnt of ill., Loi)d0n I'n'il'. '4)ai1 t 11 10ereliin "perk, The rilortuiity�'tn 1-1c: fir.h •1:-11(1 a!:411oit• in s, Movement to Canada. b,n,.•The' 10(4•oun1e:•s-wore p, -by
saris that tri,' 1{us`iar1 il•'0i. has Leel; `41111.111; rhe present, \'l1! pI;11i1'. " tro :-.;l9.7.-1 to $111, 1,(ixe(T, •.,, selects; S7.- Lia leu., Crowd '.4410 ese-(n•t.ttl th.n1 to
disprrs:••i, 1!1,1' .Several iot,isian ships
exc0,e,l 4he • r,• o•ds, which stand as to on' earA. Eggs -Straight. St oe•!c, I •t "Jont re nl ' despatch say s: -.lir. the barroc10 ,
, have leen risah!eit, and tilat.'1he rat - - 1..,r hurt ' cr an r•rt 7J to 1 r '13511, ;',errral went of ihr B Muth,
;' ' ' 1:lc. s, lc'cts; lee; \o, 1, 151c.. Pul• -
1!;111 278.3,.0 r' nl `olttlt • Shore. & Atlantic llailwuy,
' mahni,.'r are in flight, tthtls -tip •lu• i' ) , `
pane'•JE pen' n. u:;.1,
♦•'ale sources..
DAPS I'hRSCf\(:.
577,12^ -.1111,11,1• Lrn,10G, lr;t•io 17;0; dnirt net. with vanes at input},, sai3 here un
•
y`111'd..........:........;.._..'`I'i ,r ,'1 1(3 tat '1 nil,. rtd:)s n1. (:,;� to 1,it;C. 111111 [t-STT,ir ((41 (ill could 11tTn'•t1( 11'. predict
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.
1! I 1.12 ,�J• (her , alai iu, , to .),c. (h4thee,
ALSO 1!! 4115 OF 11'T,c r..\'1'! I 7'., April '?:', 1U0.i .. (,:;1,1145 1
1
1 to 97
c. 'Michigan, -t\V7iyc•orista awl Blanc;?Jn,,,_ Eritish_ House of., Commons A. p•
Ir, i; d,1 4134 3 if the Il ares tell' Om -- to 410 Collodion Northwest would l.e prove of It by a Majority of 6
• • L4nd1o, •i•;:on:Tn,-:,. 11:1•.x. 2'9.-1•11,']who?0: tr`I(it. 14i1i;ttb•r1 ;gn^es a„r141• .. L'\T1'1'1)'"1'A'1'1•4, lit\Rhi•:•r;'i,• great lir this y'e;t that") e'er before." - ,,,•3 • andm des;+:1•x11 say : Til�th•
1
torr, 540 1 (10t,t, of, the ',inrri0 Po. -,;...„,.,t 11, ,lis•'nce lirs- s ,re;ul t.h,"r,t_.h_ Throughout 4.41 5,,• Sta!vs 1 he f;iralo'. i
itt. `i1i 1)1 hai an)•. 111:1! a irlrl;r.7 1 1 '41411 ankee, \lisle ,+'4 ;`311, -\Chia , ' 1111 '.0 Ole:;::1 0f 1, 11111/1r0" ou VI'i-
out the counts •. The P5!41ellr , 1st i- t were all tnikin of • lands in th0,i
1 th.•r:• 1'1.0'1 1','.in 1'I ,; closer(: -\o. T orlhorn, $1.17 No, west; n1n'ny 1( 14 pnckims; up to, day, the 4(11414 trading of iia' Lill.
Fns I„•eu r,'c, leve' tg1:c serum has been : trnsi •'041 v =
an -n 1' 1:•111; tAn^ 1:173,1':•:: n,':v''.";!o,•1. • ..r•1 in 4he present outbreak, :41- N1'11 h''111, $1,1,8 to $41.12: .'f u1v, !4(1, -cross the northern hurler, 11e addr d: to t i_J•r. 311,it tir Sa`e of int o>. 41 11)1
bas heel, rl,ieated off 1h "I'su 1=land tho,l;h• ill i.5 i1191'.sible yet to gi•;0 1ci !)0;c 1'.(11 f'y'e=\n, 1. `bac: liar•--'t.hat the 1511115 411,, C0101101.1. (1 lar;,e- 11,;1101'.; rn SlIndav lois 11:f,•atb0 by
azi-1 is ;ktrin_ • Ilrlr11141iitl,-..and that. 1 a deiilli tee 0p:;11 ri as licit Oflicliet, 1,',1.'-\o. 2 :r le;. sample, •1`r '(0 51,1c, ly' Uf C(tl,hli:i0lls 41 (1110 • 01011, m10! 43,, s 1X 1.o1e,s, (Ten, 31. 11', 1'el•ks •i11,5•.Ip-
7(114 1 44*0an ships, including til1ninny! reports shot'. that it is''Calu- (-l'1•n-No. 13, :_i:3 to .i-1�... .111.1y, :i4) to extent of 'it• hal nckiolly' l:econteI1)0)1i'i1 the bill tum1110(1 d it 15'11
' 1.)attl, ,hip 11)7001no, have been sunk. Iable. Olt, asked, ::'arming esnmplu to the colonies.
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,LOCALISMS.
--Mies E. Head was in the city
'on Monday.
—Hy. Peters, o 7xbridge, was
in town on Monda
• —John Dickie ha business trip
to the city on Tuesday.
—Dr. R. M. Stewart, of Mark-
' ham, spent Sunday with Pickering
friends.
Chas. Bradford, of Niagara
Fail; spent 'the 24th at the home
•. of his parents.
—The work on the Model Bak-
' ery Co's. new elevator is now pro-
gressing
rapidly.
• —Miss Mary Gould of 1. xbridge,
• spent a couple of days this week
with Miss Eliza Cronk.
—Dr. F. L. Henry will be here
as usual next Tuesday to attend
to hie professional duties: *
—W.•F. Henderson of Scarboro,.
spent two days during the past
••week with Pickering friends.
• —Miss Rose Bradford, of Toron-
to, is spending a week with her
parents, Chas. and Mrs. Bradford.
—Miss Martin, of Whitby La-
dies College, -pent Saturday and
Sunday with the Misses Bunting.
- —W. V. and Mrs. Richardson
spent a few days during the.• past
week with friends in Newmarket:
' —Messrs. J. L. Spink and Geo.
• ..Weston, of the Model Bakery Co.
Toronto, were in town ori Satur-
day.
— N. J. -Morrissey, of Sault Ste
Marie,• -Mich., is spending a few
days in town, with his mother and
- sister.
- —The steam barge, Lake Michi-
:gan, called at Fairport on Sunday
and on Monday loaded 20,000 bus.
:_of barley.
— His many friends will learn
with regret that Mr. Oliver Pugh,
of Whitevale, is seriously ill with
pneumonia. - • .
—W. J. and Mrs. Gordon, of To-
ronto, spent a day last week with
.-;the formers parents, John and
Mrs. Gordon.
— Thomas Fields is erecting a
new veranda on the house, occu-
pied by Chas Bradford, which
greatly improves its appearance.
— Robt. Gordon has, this week,
.:moved into his new residence,
and J. R. Thezton has moved in-
s- to the house vacated by Mr. Gor-
don.
—Misses McAmmond and 'Sec-
combe, of the Ontario Ladies Col-
lege, spent Sunday at the parson--
iagge with the Rev. J. E;and Mrs.
1Moore. -
- —Rev. H. G. Crozier, of Mel-
',ville Church, Searboro, occupied
• the pulpit in St. Andrew's Church -
on Sunday, and preached two im-
pressive sermons.
—Wm. Bradford, of Niagara
•;Falls, has been laid up, for some
time with infiarnmatory_rhe.uma-
tism is, we are pleased to report,
' able to be around again. •
—The town council will meet at
Brougham on Monday next at the
usual hour for the transaction
Of general business, and in the
afternoon as a court of revision.
- —Rev. M. C. and Mrs. Tait, of
Claremont, spent Tuesday with
'Rev. G. and. Mrs. McGregor.
. ' Messrs. Tait and McGregor at-
tended Presbytery in. Whitby on
. Tuesday afternoon.
-Mrs: J: B. Horn' and daught-
•- er, left on Wednesday for their
home in' Listowel. . They. _were
• accompanied ppy .• the former's
mother, Mrs. W. G. Ham, who in-
tends to spend a month . with
them. .
-We regret to repert that, ow-
ing to ill health, Mr. R. Moore has
been compelled to give- up his
' businesaof black -smith. He.has
. leased his shop fora term of years
to Mr. Geo. Law. of Greenwood,
who took possession yesterday.
Mr. Moore, in future; will devote
his entire time to the interests of
the Massey -Harris Co.
—An • exchange. asks :' "What
has become of the boy in pat-
' ches ?" Why, bless your soul he
is'out on the farm hopping clods
16 hours Is day., - He will conte to
town after a while to run the
• banks and stores and be the stic
•'cessful lawyers . and preacher=
and physicians. Don't worry
• about the• boy 'in patches. It's
• the sick looking. nicely -groomed
lad yon Want to Inquire about.
• He's • the fellow that's going to
- 'drop- through a'crack• in the side-
walk out of sight one of fhese
days.
—One of the hest entertaiu-
--ments ever given in'Pidkering was
.,,:that given inthe'College assenr-
' bly" room On Friday evenings last
by J. D. A. Tripp, Canada's lead-
ing pianist; assisted bythp well;
' known vocalist. R. S. Pigott. The
various numbers -were all classical
and consequently only those who
are trained musicians can fully
appreciate this class of music,
- nevertheless, to -all •'those present
'the programme was a rare treat.
•Mr. Tripp's mastery of the piano
and Mr. Pigott's mastery of his
rich baritone voice affords r n
levening's pleasul-e seldom enjoyed.
—Miss S. Leavens spent Tues-
day in the city.
—E. Moore spent Sunday with
his uncle in Whitevale.
— James and Mrs. Gordon were
in the city on Wednesday.
— D. Simpson had a business
trip to the city on Tuesday.
—Miss Flossie King spent a day
this week with friends in the city.
—Freeh lot of fancy biscuits,
oranges, pine -apples, etc., at J.
Dickie's.
—James Gordon was in Toronto
on Thursday attending the funeral
of the late J. H. Avis.
—Geo. A. Gordon has begun
building the stone foundation for
R. A. Bunting's new residence.
—R. A. and :firs. Andrew have
returned home after 'spending a
fortnight with friends in Scar-
boro Township.
—Gordon Law,. of Toronto, ar-
rived in town on Wednesday, and
is now engaged with Geo: Law in
his blacksmith -shop. •
—Quite 'a cumber from here
were in Whitby ou Monday, -at-
tending the meeting of the cred-
itors of the Beun'ettM'fg Co.
—John Hartrick, of Whitby,
formerly of this place. and broth-
er of W. T. Hartt•iek,died on Mon-
day. The funeral took place yes-
terday-.
—The Ladies' Aid of St. An-
drew's Church met at the home
of Mrs,. G. A. Gordon on Tuesday
and -pent a . pleasant and profit-
able time.
—A meeting of police trustees
Will be Meld in the town -hall ou
Friday- evening at S o'clock.
when important business will be
transacted.
— 3Ir-. H. Stewart, and niece.
Miss Connor, of Toronto, spent a
few days dttriu r the past week
n-ith.tite fornret•'- parents, H. and
Mrs. Hilts, of Ashburn.
—Owing to the unfavorable
Weather .on Monday night, the
Sons of Temperance decided to
postpone their open meeting un-
til the evening of June 5th.
—Chas. Ball, who has been in
the employ of R. Moore for some
time, left on Thursday for 'Toron-
to, where he has secured a situa-
tion Svith the Elias Rogers Coal
Co.
'—Miss L. Mullet, who has been
spending a month with friends in
Belleville,) has returned, accom-
panied by her cousin, Mrs. Ells-
worth, who will spend the sum-
mer here. •
— We regret to state that Mr, J.
H. 'Avis, of Fairport, who left
last week fur the hospital Toron-
to, died on Tuesday while under-
going • an operation. His funeral
took place on Thursday,
—R. H. Carson, of Dunbarton,
who lost a horse some time ago.
succeeded in- locating it in the
eastern part of the city. It was
through the efforts of County
Constable Burns the animal war
recovered.
— Owing to the absence of the
pastor. the Rev: I. -Y. -Moore, Mr.
J. Henderson will conduct the ser-
vices in the Methodist church next
Sunday morning. and the services
in the evening will be in charge of
the Epworth League.
_—Rev:. J. E. Moore left on Mon-
day morning for. Picton, to attend
the Bay of Quinte Conference.
Mr: Moore is a 'member or the
Stationing Committee who meet
immediately before the regular
meeting of the Conference. .
—The annual Strawberry Fest-
ival of St. Andrea's Congrega-
tion will -be held on Robt. Dever -
all's beautiful and spaciqus lawn
on the evening of -Friday, June
30th.. The cominittee is now at
work preparing the programme
for the occasion. Full particu-
rars Will be given later. •' - • •
—James Davis, of England, gave
a great surprise to his brother,
Clem. on Monday by unexpectedly
making his appearance. He has
spent several years in South
Africa, but prior to• corning to
Canada spent a few weeks at his
home in London. He reports busi-
nes's very dull at present in both
S. Africa and England.
meeting of the creditors of
the Bennett Manufacturing con-
cern was held Sir Sheriff Paxton's
office, Whitby, On ;`Wednesday.
afternoon. A goodly number c.rf
creditors as well as Mr. Bennett
were present. Mr. Bennett, who
was put through a severe examin-
ation, had many- bard things said
agains-t hire, for,his loose business
methods and practice;. - 'The re -
spit of the ,,,eating shoved 1inbili-
tics to the amount of :39,34-S.71;
Nvitln onre clairtr- dhich have nut
yet been put in. The assets, ac-
cording to JL:. Bennett's valua-
tion, amount to ti5,:393.fi2, whits
include residence, machinery, and
stock on hand., ,The two, chief
creditors are Mr. Courtice, whose
claims amount to 54,000, and Rice,
Lewis & Co. to the amount of
some 5700..• Mi srs.'Gilverson (of
Rice, Lewis & Co,), W. V. Rich
ardson and W. L. Courtice have
been appointed inspectors. It is
expected a sale wiji,be effected
whereby the business in Pickering
may be continued. No trouble is
anticipated in securing the pat-
ents from the Trust Co.
•
— George Law. of Greenwood,
arrived here on Wednesday. He
will not move his family here
until he., secures a suitable - dwel-
ling.
— At the meeting of the congre-
gation of St. Andrew's Church
on Friday last, at which -Rev.
Messrs. Cooper and Crozier, rep-
resenting the presbytery, were
present it was decided by a vote
of 19 to 4, not to disturb the pres-
ent connection with the Bro-
ugham Congregation.
—At the meeting of presbytery
held at Whitby on Tuesday, the
Rev. G. McGregor's resignation,
aspastor of St. Andrew's, Pick-
ering and St. John's, 'Brougham,
was dealt with. After hearing
the report of the commissioners,
the ,delegates and Mr. :McGregor,
the presbytery accepted the res-
ignation, the same to take effect
ou the last day of June: Rev. H.
G. Crozier, of Highland Creek,
who has received a call to Ham -
iota, Man., also presented his res-
ignation; whish was accepted; to
take effect on the 19th day of
June.
— The Annual Meeting of the
South Ontario Farmers' Instit+tte
will be held at Brooklyn On Tues-
day-, .lune'ith 1903 at 10 a. m. At
this time the annual business will
be transacted. At two p ni. a
meeting will be held at Hon. Jilt).
Dryden and Son's. • Prof, G. E.
Day-. of O. A. C.. Guelph. will be
present to discuss the best style
of cattle f':rr beef production and
allied subjects. The annual meet-
ing of the South OutarioWotnan's
Institute will be held at Mr. I)ry-
den's at 2 p. in., At the concln
elusion of the afteruc,ou meeting
a lunch «-ill be provided by the
Woruau'. Institute. This meet-
ing of the Farmers. Institute will
be one of very great profit to
those who attend. Prof. I)av is
one of the very best authorities
in America and thoroughly coru-
petent to point out the strung
and weak points of our beef in-
dustry. '
Mark Twain was visiting H. H.
Rogers, who led the humorist into
his library. "There" he said as
he pointed to a bust of white mar-
ble "what do you think of that ?"
It was a bust of a young woman
coiling her hair, a very graceful,
example of modern Italian sculp-
ture. Mr. Clemens looked at it a
moment. and then_ said "It isn't
true to nature." "SVhy not?"
Mr. Rogers asked. "She ought to
have her mouth full of hairpins,"
said the humorist.
._-e.
Sale Register.
WEDNESDAY, Jr, E 14TH—Auction
sale of 33 acres, being part of lot 14,
in the Lith con. of Pickering, belong-
ing to the estate of the late John E.
Gee, at Hubbard's hotel. Brougham.
Sale at 2 o'clock. W. V. Richard-
son, executor.
INTERESTING LETTER
WRITTE$ BYA NOTABLE NA
Dia. Sarah a:00os= of Denver, Dolor
Beer*, of the Woman's Belief Oorps,
Sends Thanks to Mrs. Ptakhsm.
The foHowing
wither area written
by airs. Kellogg,
of 1638 Lincoln
Ave., Denver,
, to airs. Pink -
ham, Lynn,ffiasa •
Deer Mrs.
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agony and
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Iast my appetites, my courage and all hope.
"1 amid not bear to think of an operation,
sad in my dress I tried eco remedy
ewhich
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Vegetable Oc npoarsd to sick women decided
to. give it a trriiaall. I felt so disooaraged that I
had
Little hops of recovery, and when I began
to feel better, after the second week, thought
it cagy meant temporary relief : but to my
great
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" The G,supoand continued to build up my
general health and the tumor seemed to be
absorbed, until, to seven months: the tumor
was entirely gone and I a well woman. I am
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to publish my letter in newspapers, so other
Wornea may know of the wonderful curative
powers ,of Lgdia E; Pinkham`se Vegetable.
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular arPainful menstruation, Weakness
,
leucorrhoea, displacement or ulceration
of the womb, that bearing -down feel-
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gestion and nervous prostration, they
should remember there is one tried and
true remedy. 'Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
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trouble. ' • •"-'
• No other medicine in the world bas
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has spell a record of cures of 'female
troubles. .. Refuse. to buy any other
medicine:
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guided
thoucarids to health. Address, Lynn,
Mass. - : •
Health is too minable to risk in ex-
periments with unknown and untried
medicines or methods of treatment.
Remember that it la LydiaPinkham's
Vegetable Compound that Is curtng
Women, and don't allow any drnggist
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TAKE . ,NOTICE :!
There is probably something in this list
that you are looking for : -,
Screen Doors—from the cheapest Barbed and Plain Wire at remark--
to
emark.to the best. ably close prices.
Window Screens to fit any of your Fence Flyers—These are of a good
windows.... . - . . •• quality and give satisfaction.
Screen -door Hinges—a large stock Coal Tar in quart cans. . .
at the right price. Bluestone—dont fail to spray p y your
Green Wire -cloth, any width you . trees, it will pay you. • - •
may want. Nails by the keg—Now is the titre
Screen -door -Clasps ee them' and to buy. Come along.
keep your door from slamming. paints—«'e carry the biggest as-
•
sizes:---fuelCoal Oil Stoves—in all sizes: ---fuel sortment you will find ground,
savers—keeps house cool. quality unexcelled.•
Special just now—a few Tin-Pails—odd lots at
greatly reduced prices. . .
aha pmarc.
THE DOOR TO COMFORT
•
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•
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Ca= be Fur= .asect at —
J. H. BII1DY'S.
Screen Doors, plain and oak finish.'
Window Screens. Wire -sloth.
Hinges. Fastenings,
Automatic Door Clasps, Door Pulls, :;springs, etc.
TIIRNIP - SEED 1
Sutton's Champion, Skirving Purple Top,
- Bangholm Purple Top, • Jumbo.
W. LOGAN, Pickering, Ont.
Summer units..:::
Worsted and Tweed Suits,
Odd Pants, Vests and Coats.
A Fresh Stoch Just In.
You are sure to be suited if you see them.
R. A. BUNTING.
Prices Away Down
Sugar has taken a tumble.
We ask oiir customsrs to come now and get a BIG dollar's
Worth, best granulated and 'yellow.
Soaps of all kinds.
Six bars for 25e. Two cakes nice Toilet Soap 5c.
Pure Castile Soap.
,Pure N:iptha'SOLT, six bars'for 25e.
Canned Gooc's-pleats, 'Fish, Fruit and'Vegetables,
• • '3 cans good peas for only 23,cent>.,
-Fresh Prunes 5e., or 0 lbs.•for 25c. .
Pickles, mixed, nice large bottle lDc.
.saississi
• Fresh Oranges,' Lemons, Bananas, etc. .Our
"Grocery stock is choice and very complete.
John Dickie & Co
We enumerate a few -articles which we have on.hand .:
Rubber Balls. Fishing Taekle, 'Lamp Shades,
Cut -flower Vases; Tissue Papers Flags,
Japanese Baskets, Fancy Papertries. Bibles,
Side Combs, -Hair-Pins -Assorted Toilet Pins, _ _
Cuff and Collar Buttons, etc.
M. & E. Boone,
Pickering.