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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1905_07_07Law -- VOL. iVOL. XXIV. — • KERI e PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1905. NO. 39 flsa'ftimianal barb*. Medical. wF. ELSTWOOD,, M.D.. Surgeon • to Canadian Pacific Railway ; Coroner Ontario County; Issuer of Marriage Licensee, Claremont; Office boars—Before 10 a.m„ 1 to 9 p.m., and hot) 7 to 8 p,m. Private telephone connection with Balsam, Greenwood, Brougham Aft Zion, A. Johnston's (7th con); Wm Cowie's 4th coil), and D Pugh's (9th con) 8-ly Dental. T tR. E. S. BARKER, L D. 8.. D D S., 1J Dentist. StouSville. Honor graduate of the Royal College of Dental Burgeons sod of the university of Toronto, Hourse9 to 19 s. m., !9 to 5 p.m. Office in Gru bin', Block, over Jew- elery store. Local telepbone No 24. Appoint• meats may be made for evenings. Residence O'Brien ave. ILARBHAM every Monday and Tuesday. Offi^.e over White's store. 2Tly Legal. T• E. FAREWELL, Q. 0., BARRIS- •-• TRB, County Crown Attorney, and County - Ili aioltor. Court House, Whitby. 10-v lOW & J GILLIVRAY, BARRIS• era, Solicitors, arc. Off: c opposite Post - *Mos Whitby Ont JnD.Ball Dow, B,A.; Theo. A: oGilllyrsy,LL,B, Money to Loan. Sy Veter e r ut ry. CT SOPxINS,VETERINARY SCR.' • 0E3N, Grsdoate of toe Ontario Vet- erinary C• .:age, Toronto, re;istered member of tee Ontario Veterinary 1teiica' Association, Offi:e and residence one and one •Gnarter ¢nae -nor:h of Green River, Ott:e and suoe:ngforge hours t to 11 a.m ., and 1 to 4 p m, Private tele•r,.,°'-.ae in my office P.O. address, Green River, Dot Quaint** Curb*. THOMAS DUNN,Conveyancer, Com- mt•uo:.er for taking Affidavits, •to., Clareaaont, Ont. 01 it BU`TING, leaner o! Marriage ' ii • tds•oeee for the County of Ontario. Of Res at the store or at his restdeoos, Prckartng Vtllag• • 1-y 1DAVID BELDAM, auctioneer, lac., W abarn colica, Bales fr^m Iola cnxero»a f yool! oot'b tar an;1 near, 5slea of foams, farm p took anti every tt. .g tea is to be sola will be band:eel by tba !aoacrtbe, with thou:moot care and ,old to the very Beet advantage 49-ly ,� R,BE :TON,TOWNSHIPCLEP.. • Con r•••ranc -r Coturnaat. oer for tec:tg Itmaia-t:•r rt -ia:aa• Etc. 14,nev to '..,aa len tarn) pr•,erta iaauer of Yarr'. •,;e L,.• lances" W b; tetra'. a, Oat 7.v II PO''I'I!.L. I.le r dd A eclionNtr, Ift r ('vt•:t'er ,• 1• •rc a•t'i )at,t . • w,J•:- !t'aeaiea•+raI ko.li ate oJt, to ':- ,fastens `•! otat,a•, Attires.)B tl ren ,ter P 0. Ont: ipi)('('H'•',1,-i, Lieet,sod. A u c tion.. in T• .er. waft•• ,r ar l Coi oct r fir t le :.r.ai1 t,ascfZ.�taaadU...4r.- All klcdsof auk: ,,,n ,ale+ conn! :rt0,, -1 -i vn:•- ttione us:, at :r,n!•. erste rha.rgo.' I:etarer sod O013,:13.1 n.ta c•.,11 •84taciiy r,Jauare'i '.r,1 •^'.d by acct:.'a or -pnvate •a o. herr a., -e. roma, o t ,, sr.'1 Igenerat sec note pro Lttiy c!!ected an 1 actin ;factory sctt:erneote g,araoteed. Pb•* « =r .write for terata and particviare, Broaoar.:. 'Oct. bates may be cxed at Naas office. y • WIRE FENCING. t build Ideal woven wire fencing an 1 ' olid it Tight. &lac iron scat ani portab:e fey r.ni;: URIAH JONES, 198.3 m $ta/eam, Oat Real Estate, Insurance, Money to Loan • For Sale. ' One half acre of land. On the prem- ises are a good dwelling, stable and drive house, a good garden and fruit trees, plenty of hard and soft water. At present occupied bv the Boone family. Situated on lot 10, con. 2, Township of Pickering. For particu- lars apply at my office. Conveyancing of all kinds done W. V. Richardson. Notary Public,' Pickering. Hess' Stock Food Look at the price of feed; Dr. Hess' Stock Food saves feel. It is endorsed by every- farm paper. Mr. T. L. W-illbray, of Tremont Ill., who won seventeen premiums at the W'orld's Fair,' is a very strong advocate of Dr. Hess' stock Food. ' • Note the price of eggs —• `Dr, Hess' Poultry Panacea • is . th- 9 guaranteed egg producer. Hess' Instant Louse Killer has 25 imitations.a Use the original on your cattle. • • For sale at ICKERING PHARMACY Spink Mills 1 Red Wheat - White Wheat Spring Wheat - Goose Wheat Manitoba Flour Family Flour Pastry Flour - Bran 510.00 ton Shorts 20.00' " Jumbo 25.00 • 95 bus. - 95 r 75 " 75 " $5.50 bbl. 5.25 to 25.25 " Graham, Whole Wheat Flours • Chop of all kinds. Hard and Soft Coal. . - Above prices Subject to Change witbont Notice. Model Bakery Co., Limited. gallivants Of all materials and design . • kepti n stock,. 1t will pay yon to call at our works atd inspect our stock, and obtain prices. Don't be misled by agents we do not employ them, ooneegaent• ly we can, and do throw of the agents commission of 1C per cent., which you will certainly save by purchasing from ae. A call solicited.- . olicited.- - WHITBY GRANITE CO., Opp Post Office. Whitby, Ontario PICKERING LIVERY 1 Yirss-etas, vehicles for hire by day or night 'Bas to connection meet• bog all G T. R. trains. Freight and express c}e:ivered to all parts of the village. Teaming of an kin IS done on shortest notice. Sale and corn• mission stables in connection.. W. H. Peak, Proprietor. • u niturie-,tla A full ilne of 5rat- class furniture new on exhibition in .' otlr ware rooms. Prices right. R. S. Dillingham. •Pickerin,z, Ont Wagner & Co. Have a full line of fresh and cur- ed meats constantly on hand. Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Ham, Bologna, Weiner, etc. '- Highest prices paid for Butcher's cattle. FOR SALE. A small parcel of land containing 5i acres, being part of lot 11, con. '2. Pickering. On the premises are a 1� story house, 2ix3U, with kitchen at- tached, stone foundation, stone found- ation, cement cellar ; barn 30x35, with good stone foundation ; good wood and driving shed, all in first-class re- pair. Excellent soil, small orchard, large and small fruit. Hard and soft water, and never -failing spring. 1?, miles from Pickering Village, 1 mile .from school. Apply to FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE, E. Bryan, Manager. DOMINION .BANE Capital Paid uo, $3.000,000 Reserve Fond anti Undivided Profits $:3,G34,000 WHITBY BRANCH. - General Banking - Business Transacted. Special atrention given to the collec- tion of farmer's sale and other notes. - -SAVI,1NGS DEPARTMENT. SZep:Aiits received of $1. and upwards. Interest ; allowed at highest current rater. Co .pouncieci or paid half yearlly • THORTON, PORT UNION. Mr. and Mrs. Demers and child, of Toronto, spent the week -end at Mrs. Pratt's. Mr. and Mrs. Woolly and daughter, of East Toronto, were at Mr. Yates' for the holiday. Mr. La Vendre has rented, for the summer months, the house lately' occupied by the Sordwiens, now own- ed by James Pratt. • The Misses Fisher and Fred God- frey, of Toronto, and Geo. Godfrey, Brockville. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey on Dominion Day. Miss Ruse Tremeer, Stouffville, and Miss Irene Languiaid, of Darlington, are spending a few days with Miss Mabel Annis, -Lakeview Farm." 31rs, Medd was in town last week renewing uld acquaintlutc•es. James Camps, section foreman, has purchas- ed Mrs. Medd's residence and will oc- eupy it this fall. Lr. Harry Godfrey has been ap- pointed house surgeon at Grace Hos- pital. Toronto, for On.• ensuing ',year, and will commence bis dates there next week. He is .peneritl); it few days with his patents at the station. GREEN RIVER. Mos. I''.'t•,')J visitin,o• her ditus;htei', Mi-. ,.;•y I)nte.n ie Almost well alz:.iu, initeh to the j.,y of her friends. Mrs. J. I)t. rl end Sirs, ;eke 'pent a few days in-Lin,1.ay attending the funeral of:: !':I, i.' . Quits a ttuu,h•,r frtni) ht>t•,, spent the 1st of Jtilr in \\•.filthy, ,u;.l tep:trt having had :t :...,r' l time. I h. s11,orii••,': ks again (•;tine net vie - toniotis at \Whithv tin July lst. 'Our hors are t' l.s, r,)tl;;t•at tlntea. Mrs McIntyre %VAS. taken suddenly - ill SlIadrty morning, and at time of writing !las nut mucic improved. Mrs. George 'Ferrier and children pent x few d:+• • last week with Mr., H. Hopis ins. "Silver Maple, and airs. Wii., •urner 'Win- anti Mrs. H,,pkin.. of Manni- towaning. 3! nitt,uli11 Island. are vis. t n^ thr f eniei brother. Dr. Hy, Hop -le it - .t }; . l,lir.-r. • The Fi,tt.e, in J,.serh 1)••ten's basket far toffy t xple ele.l n I'h ersd lv of Fes• geek etch tie torr 1t u^aft ,wt. haul } ... ..'-k ,I,. Mee e • t and ••,o, telt' were •ean(linir sly some • .a foe! :may, e.:41.,..(1 teen ne•'.,•l, -:.w,• l -, vete-•l' 1. t1,.! the re ha:' 1lrinti. ` %vete ettt rt'1 1 11' hot .l .',;-8:8.• .1' ,111 r. i.- J, --.ie 1i,lirlhtteI .pent 4 n'l.tw N.i.!! ht• ".'+•t. itt:.- II. •nl. l.on sltsn r411n.iay With 1-11 ruuau Oland, Mi., -Et ;t U:L,t,.1 .1+.•nt Sunday eri.i.-r••the trti'••rltal root:. - Doyle i.- -peed ng.a few days won 11r-, lloht. ( xI,n,l, Uur teacher 31i-- I1„} le hes return- ed to her hone in (:olhtirne, \el.on and Ml.. \Wa_q spt•nt Sete - day with \Ir anti lira, I{oh ecus, 31es, Harris ui, of Pickering, spent a few days last week with Jos. Cow• stn. Chas. 'and Mrs. .Smith spent last week with their (laughter in Mount Albert. Miss Eva Palmer, of Brighton, is spending a cottplc• of weeks with her grand..mnt her. ' The Sunday school 'scholars and teachers. acc(iulpanied by their friends spent the 1st of July at the lake. The closing exercises, at the school were largely attended on Friday after- noon last. a choice programme consis- ting of songs and recitations were given • bv the pulpils.' .assisted by Charles Laughlin a ,o rendered some good selections on .his graphaphone. Following is the report of the pro- rnotion Examination for Cherrywdod public school the names bein.g.in or- der of merit: Jr. IV ..to Sr. IV— Frank Henderson. Sr. III to Jr. IV— Ernest Petty. Sr. Ileo Jr. III—Earl Burkholder Daisy Timbers,Edith Roach, Rnssell•Oslind, \Wiltnot Yates.. Promoted conditionally—May Smith Parry Gnurlie, Reginald Snnterville. Jr. ii to Sr. Il—Leila t haptinarf. Stella Laughlin. Wesley Petty,, Leslie Sto- ver. Promoted conditionally-- George Tudil. _\toy \Ia',-hi'u•ry. Tablet• II to. Pt. Ii—Ber:tie White.. Russel David- son: Leila Stover. Reggie. Dixon, Ber- tie• Raeman Scinl Haemin. Iv.t. C. 1)oyle, Teacher. • •0 -e Greenwood... F. L, Green was in Oshawa on Mons day on business,. Win. Woodward spent a few clays with friends et Neve:, Mr. FVilling, of Whitby, was here on Friday on a business trip, Mr- Bethany, of 'Toronto. 5 1ndayed with his brother here, P. Bethany, Miss Emma i-li in, of Claremont,' visited -Miss Lena Gibson a few days, Miss Grace Cammack, of Audley, visited Miss Aga;i.t Stewart a few days Miss Gertrude Gleeson, • of Brough- am..spent Monday with friends here. Master Lome and Willie Law. are holidaying with Cedar Dale friends. Nelson and Mrs. Ledgett, of Cole- man; spent the holiday with friends here. - • . . Miss Georgie Van Valkenburg is holidaying with her parents in Port Whitby. Arch Davis commenced his farming duties with Wm. Pengelly on Mon- day morning. Our public school closed here on Friday last. The children shall en- joy a few holidays. A number of our young children are suffering from severe attack of whooping cough. Mrs. J. Rice, of Todmordon, spent a few days with her parents here, S. and Mrs. Stewart. G. and Mrs. Law and family, P. and Mrs. Proctor and family spent the holiday at the lake. Dr. James and Mrs. Moore, of Brooklin, spent Friday p. m. with W. J. and Mrs Devitt. L. V. Disney left for Montreal, on Monday night. Lou has secured a position with the Canadian Expre: s Co. there. Many from here attended the gar- den party at R. Deverell's on Thurs- day evening last. The fire of his barn of course spoiled the evening's pleas - u -e. Mrs. Webb and sou, of Stratford, spent the holidays with friends here. 1 hey were accompanied on their re- turn by Mrs. Webb's mother, Mrs. C. J. Wilson, The two Mr. Butler who recently 1o,:ated het„; fr ,ui L ended have both been engaged for the summer one with Mr. Jcnes and the other with Mr. Lew i• both u; the ith cnucessior, Levi Uleeeen and Parry \Nilsen played foot -hall with the Shamrock eleven at Whitby on Saturday, The Sheinr,cks were yictozlens in lifting the silverwr,Jr•• from the country town Word w is received by Mrs, I. Fish er on Friday last saying that her son Fit -h -l• tag dead. W1 -um, used to be a resident of Greenwood but a few years ago left for Deer Lodge Mon- tana where he resided ever since, Audrey. An interesting and pretty wedding wa.s celebrated at the bea'ltifui home of Mr. and Mr. Richard Guthrie on Wednesday, June 2tith, in the presence of about forty of the immediate relat- ives. when their youngest daughter, seadie J. was united in marriage to Dr. Jas. H..1ohn.ton, of \Vhitbc by Rev. Dr. Abraham. of Whitby. Sfi.o Louie key nc! Is, t ou'in df the bride. played o`tn'- tt e !ding march: the h .11•• was attired inwhite silk e..iienr.e -turn l with' chief„n, over ivuty 2''e 'a silk arni rarri ••! sa bo feet of Id 11 r 1:he• hr rie.nlaid, Miss (Fiithi-ir, sister of the hl i.lr, t\+- i:+ erred In It hit.• Irk ,.1.1 earr'i•t.: .Ire..":, In (%11i1 �•,i , r,..I a h .!,., t i:Ilp f • i• y Jl ll. , - r:e1 f.•) n 'rho orooli. '4.t� ,opt iced by 1).r. A.lthus l.J het' - 1 d of If ru k.-lum'v. Tile gift or 11:•' .1cu.fl, t.. !he i,1111. tt•tc_ .l te,, i ir111 11, i t. ,t Qc'r t- .• . I(, 111t. M 1•ii' t1+ i,i, 1toot r! tint ; t;. "11)' tion er ,ice.hat ; to 1 ht• t(•r.,t.111,4111.1Ii, a Aft,r e.'r.•tnnny :0! reti:i. t.. the tlining•t.,oim :, whi,•}t ti'• nr10.1teeny de('t,i'at.'•1 ith-mii'ia.a anti nlargn('rites. The health of the t,rirl,• and bridesmaid was proposed • by' Dr. Abraham and responded to by D1 Johnston :tna lir, Rttttler'f:ord, • 1)r. lend Mrs Johnston left .-a the evening train for Toronto. and from .there for a trip down the St. Lawrence. The brides going -away ,Ivens was of blue pananla canvas cloth, with trimmings of Persian braid. Whitevale. , , J. F. and Yrs. Wier visited Orillia friends: Amor Thornton came home Friday evening. Mise Ella White is home from Rochester. - Several of our ;farmers are. building wire fences, Mrs; D. S. Turner gave an afternoon tea on•Monday. miss Day, of Toronto, is visiting friends in the rale. . Mrs. H. Beaton, of Tortnto, is visit- ing her son, Donald. • .John Poucher and wife visited at A. E. Major's on the holiday. Frank' Poucher visited his sister, Mrs. A. E. Major, on Sunday. Several of the -Vale boys Went to Peterboro en Dominion Dave . Airs. Thomas and' Mrs. \Vin. Bur- ton ar under the doctor's care. The Misses Turner, of Toronto, are visiting at Mrs. D. S. Turners. A friend of Miss .Minnie Beat'on's spent -the holiday at her home. Miss N.,.Turner. of Upper Canada 'College, is visiting her parents. H, (*, and airs, Hoidge .pent a few days with friends in H:unpton. Miss Ella White gave a 'Pit' party on Saturday in honor of Mr. Madill. \V. Turner. of Toronto. \va$ the guest of A. E. White .over the holi- day, - - Miss Zella Es•tans, of Claremont. is the guest of her cousin, miss Flora White. -• J.' R. and Mrs. Hoover, of Toronto Junction, are visiting W, F. and errs, Burton. ' A. J. Madill, 13. A., of Orillia, is vis- iting” his gland -parents, James and Mrs, \\"bite. - 1Ir. .Morrison, 'of McMaster Hall, officiated in the Baptist -church 'Sun- day morning. 3tiss 'Liddell Liddell and Tom and Mrs. Tran, of Toronto, are''the guests of Mrs. Liddell. Mesdanies Lount. and Henderson, were the guests last, week of James and airs. Taylor. Miss Esther ' Maine and friend of Toronto, Visited the former's parents over the holiday. . • Miss Ethel Wilson and friend, Miss Graydep, of Toronto, Sundayed under the parental roof. We are sorry to say that Israel Bur- ton is not improving as well as his • friends would like. W. Birrell, of Peterboro, and lady friend, of Markham, visited at Mr. Beare's on Suuday. .The married and single men played football on Tuesday evening.. the lat- ter winning by 3-1. A. E. White and the Misses Turner were the guests of Miss Ella Turner at Green River on Monday. The Bruck Road Foot -hall Teale carne here Friday evening and were defeated, 3.1) being the scare. A. J. Madill, President of the On, tario and Quebec B. Y. P. U., will • give an address on Friday evening in the Baptist church. 3liss Lillie Gerrard met with an accident Sundayevening which might have proven quite serious, but we are glad to say she is quite well again. Congratulations to Willie Beaton upon having passed with honor the promotion examtinatoitl from fot•tn 1 to form 2 in Markham high school. -t h What are your friends saying shout you? That your gray hair makes you look old P And yet, you are not forty 1 Postpone this looking old. Mair Vigor Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and restore to your gray hair all the deep, dark, rich color of early life. Then be satisfied. ” ♦r•�'a aur 9tacr r•atorod the natural star nae, and r am g'rErny ►:: ,1on cutin for tt" w:a». L•. J. vs.trnac.rt, steehanisevitie51 T. ;! ' a 9orlte. J. C. ♦ran co» for tn,t•• !Dark Hai•r : y Tz lViers, Eirders,.. Mo; ars, Fiows, Turnip Drills;. lu..l 'tem itul.i, r1JL'nt;(f:alil.olds, Kik-kris.tool \'t' . on. to suit. all. ,L)''(1 sctoroitot Calf On -- : L, I,. It.\NI:', y ickering Voal •(o'y Yards at Spink Mills, Best Quality of Hard Coal . Full weight Guaranteed. Stove and Chestnut- Sizes At lowest market - prices. • ' We have also on hand quantity of Best Quality Smithing Coal. Our Coal makes Warm friends. ' ' • Orders -left wicn w. Peak delivered prnrnptlr, - • Everyone needs glaasee whose eyes are not perfectly focussed for seeing distant objects, or easily adjustable for near work. We can give you perfect sight. Our Sta-Zon Eyeglasses please the particular. CONSULT . Our -:- Specia11st • About your eye trouble. We can cure those headaches. - Consultation is free. . . • Come now. Norman Bassett - Jeweler and Optician. Brock st, south, Whitby. ----r _ — -- dy, and a r �,•-�+e�, r� they stage+ To truck cattle w1 The room redolent of ferry, ?�. �.1+•u�ii loaded stomachs upsets their w�u1Q'• decanter of that fascinating but FF �^� t-�1� srtrlr)tt. and causes the Attendant a destructive spirit thud been over- ,•; IS Q l-1Ji Otj�g' !ot u[ unnecessary work; but i[ light - .; turned by the s1ce�7illgAn's :elbow. V.' IF ly Ertl t1x' Autolet~ \alit stand their _ Royce looked At him with infinite .;Saa�:r'.lr�=�A yup iuurn y u)uch I.ntttr and ot2lmence ctis�ust, He had alavays Cluubted•►' _�• int — feed, rg as swain as they reach their s aorifioebutf�r.��. destintion. A carful herdsmanSloudly-proclaimed virtue, t but to tight Royce knew that the mask l I:1•:1•:L) \G FORA RECORD. see that has charge is not disturbed n from the arch -hypo- crite's by every curious passerby. Quietude lou! beer .1 (1t 10 a letter rn the I-Qui(Eng) senliul to dairy cows. is es 7 crite's face. Gazette, an 1:uklirh dairyman gaa'cs Iha alai .i,lg is a most importan hie wont up to thr;ulotionless fig- iten+t, anQ upon which success much are and shook it by the •shuuldtr, his tli,thctl t,f feeding advice asaltlig tu depends. The cow anal her milker URS "Wake up," he said sternly. "Wake a hu tc t., , < ,I r , . . up, and get to bed." treatment, which has the merit • of should be 7, on the hest of terms, in ' A SECRET REVEALED I Seymour roused slowly, and look -Laing simple and easily lullo\wcd: fact, they sh+;ulri to positively fond ! up at the stern face %'ith the "'l he Pru.:iuctiun of milk having L'e' of each ether. -The milking tihould be . .4',tail swssaAs'4,AP ` stare of drunken stupor. cattle the staple }nof mil of farming' alone so carefully that the coya looks C _is forw'ard to the operation as a relief XIV, voice broke--"tu-tai0 1 111 lit start e , caida'ye1 havebeenyou, with ma oho+.ddtCel4cai':tutar�u°ragement `uud and rondort, the pace. at which the C11A1'' l• out X.l 'tat! clone so, that he wuulrl be p literal su[ el, e and i e t - is no- 't milk should be drawn must be raga She went swiftly, with the shat l i t 1.'''''', 'latent just wt:on L hart - tor-' lilac: hooks and Raisons as usual,listed Ix : the con and nut tet tt7il!<or; drawn closely around her head, along what 1 hod b•crt, u utan carat`•'and dozed o11'. thing that will further the object • roma t}':uu C1(1 . la is all very' well fur sten to talk the drive, its wonted smou.thncss <t ,into the lniri,t ut thr:n alt, and tuft' Cat up! said Royce s with incroas- irtg tna and filly butter teIt sts. milli- it is est or 1Uw' !)Illking, but it up by the carriages; passed tl a ed ioatkt}g, "and spare yuurs4lf and into the high road. She them at11 \chat [ \ets, Har eyes uul':assiblu to select the best dairy utast he clone in accordance with the gut's u yin j wer•C` ary and hut, ilnd vat as ii the' ally .lies! 1 know you qua, well now' cow from a fair-si%ed 'class without curi=traction of the udder and teats. 111151]1'11 LC'al'S \1'N'C'. I)li t'nlllt; 111 lhl'lll. �?a ,a'IIIC)UI'.' paused n moment or two to 6 testing theta, "1'uor Jake!" she brruthaal with a' "Ah, it's • you, is it'?" snarled if the flitter are lame and the outlet breath and looked around her. As•'1 he fi••din for c t:anta • and c ua- �, She dad sus the cluck of the 'lowers heuav eight, "Ile Gild not kuuw: the Seymour.. "1'ou dare come and talk g 1 i, the s„c]:c, free milking map tate turn, , s was Cluiuo `to me atter-after to -night's }rani lily of milk needs great skill anti at place, lila if the teats are small aka nd Struck five. In another hour uoldt"Lu I ncss, do you? You order toe al:outl ttutiun, although there is nothing that passage sonata hat constructed, }t she reflected, workman She Jake•,,,.1 •>about and she would ba seen' he ,.1•as, at . his uamr," She said' I Should have thought y'uu would More written upon in our live stock is impusai'' L to force out the milk utast hasten on, but whither. 1010111 "111 is one of our trite, have !telt too much 1161 a heatet and. agricultural papers than the 2'a' rapidly without musing the animal uud he followed oats I suppose, to , cur. liut you don't tions for dairy cows, and nothing palifi, th:a'cfurc, slow milking mu:ot s. ''' that utoraent if any idea at all fowlti lata) pint °shame is, du you'?" More \'ariahlc than their turnlula. morn }n her bcwkldcrcd and it was if gest mune .a, I \could hear g he resorted to, • Ile sure and get the; that of going to her own pshple.I.Id all I c"::1'I get: Jock would have' "Yes, 1 du -when I Imo, at y`on,' '.Ih'.ra is a di(liculty to be lnietot, at (last drop out, that is often what she walked long enough, if given hint anything ru spare me. 1 said db.nre g"r111111 "Ilut 1 knew' this ilea' of year that seams to have wins." •• only manage to avoid recognition, know' t at but it is all u\er now°; what you unan, and I'll tell you -if Must in time come across a t and the blow has fallen. ' 1:cerchody' you have sense enough to under- Sanaa- of oft1•nl, ainithatllitable green ! FEEDING f>1\' A*1) PIGS, she run staid -what I not going to do." of gypsies. \1'h+ethrr they belon_ect•to knows, rveryhutly l+,ala Masa ul ;,,y [nod at out summer shows forcows I If a]1 goes well at farrowing titrro, her uwo trite or not, she knew that Due and him with yearn," she put her "1-i can unrlt•rstanc(," sates occur, and, it neccssal� , 's • laughing iret'iutis to their heal); sshastea. The. that tette i for the smay be gristly they would s !lands ter her Cues and si;,hac!. I moor; "thet'a's only one thing you that have bean ullowec to grass hide her. ally xc 1 11 r:•d atter two- or three fur a flute.' preface Hooper luuke•1 straight at tln. All tdo aoun1 1, I days, watt L1 i cra`t tn;;'llu\v e f Site hurried on and over 'Madge head with a st)au e: at fee• .1t us, e you bear -not '•not and err: a food tuun+l by' the sac tett« 11,1)11, Ynu'v4 bruu<g:;t. ruin and ,aria.; from lucurnr• anal suu+fo)11 _so malt and the _ruwin., d.:nuods of the supported by the exriteuu'att' w :' otiP1'11,1 an tact tat r' unfit a toll ration is supplied. tut ptesen.ly hart h" "" , •--c+,taro only to ell' disgrace can our name. You attt! tnt�c'<i clover' aril �t s, viten �,),_ sa•raibia of fatigue: ninth fermented h being cut tis( I'i^s She Fe•auntt conscious of it. !!tis t,. 't lies tuna that the Cat wall not cat it, liruo,l sows stn l l •h' heavily fed, for k , av about a tsar y p \-- tl,a, a; a.i,l upie all he to , s tt:l It ,cu. , ri. face white this ;ituls u ;toeing Pia err nada srrml•d to be of lc•h her head eclat ce :^' s!, ts} a, [ it a a..; a o i'aa It hurr.ecl. She knew that n,i'7nus',y. 'I'h,•n he 'late swats! coin:,.. Ill ensure surto: is she his rve•s t..tr.iag 1 tut alitfor tar. can; 11•,`.1 (uud her ryes llacl,,• shook her head. ', out t,, f.cd on green fnorl at tilt, { 1 v c d u • Sid eat' cd„ not :<;,aw'. 1' r, I•'hrr•+! that tart \:':es grafin tth rood • sows with terse litters mai • could •riot go match turt!:•t'. ••I 51.il,i, )11 t• 1 to d: u,n1 un';: uu.s • u she faun' herself ofl the read tn.l gees hot matter it is ell over: :111' L Oral:kc••l rutin aitu flung h.m front ss, 1„ is ns ••with 1u1h 1atals th`ranv ussally fall o'T in w il_ht d.spite the rt-r�u00 an!\' 11 1 . 1,11rr, go t,, 'aid, 1'•uit toaen .i, but such tae apart fain grass. hu looked 1 c Wit. 1 t n t8ck. 'I'hcr,` I, w bCs of cure r and [', :11 and sow she \\ .` on!, ge any- sol !, 4'‘',4 `'•ct ]r' '1,:. s+''will :tt. hint a••u nit t ! i'ullltc • of vo tr C v:icctiad Upon. the skill CI .., o:;e thing f, •r ttne to flu; to t„,t e•r•,,,,� • is ,:,, Grit! l'ct aft, l; s`C lcol.c,l ao• cuss- hkir o than n 1IT their t, of tet ft let r. attracted her titt•.'nti,rn, • v''li away trace. -[tarsen .lack titihC” door. ''lam `ural hi1,et y:.`ct;'il `ca`t}ni )u.t ;'h n yu't accent than at their brood saw the berets- faint to ht a I must 'r, hack to LYS owl 11,0a1. to f -+;fine, u then 1111.4 try and, 11t:rcu.!:c1 these tnl hast }ws man can draw +t ,11 all i ads at his and si rata}} +tett. Witte A moment or `tri Paused n m :) "'- , 1, , ..erg.' rakes and �t,ral�, th, rr 1 white face in tc•r,1 wards to yea 1'u,} err a ft•uud' \ti,_hilim ground oats to\'u, that it was from m Martha11111 Hoop- h r c•tr to ter• +,al pr stir ,,command • It , rluctl 'likea �' r yo,1 hal , rase trot i a} nuur! 1c,u telt, :i }. ,tan),• 811 1 i� radial:: nuthu1 to t it•ris cc,ttnt' of hart 1 11, f arid corn enrol aro I'articuiutly useful :beaus -al -oat to R•eu•n bat at w,.�ku+nr: tsarace I hose hruttaht upu11 ?he ,.1.! I.a„ tr e part u1 tiest 1 n;o-•ed cam+: currr,l to her that sh • hate i:nu,cn sotruav out! t:ue',bla l tlnnm' You forget that the V''"1'11 to ir. l,artx o[ d, curt a . vl cattail tan l sh+.,uld. tit titnrally supplied. ami it hawe coo rut'?Sate_ Man, Ground I,••as,_harlvy 'and fallen "•iy !" came fatal `•Ia•.+ i,a's dry' who hail, •;,st ,: c t„tae , nnrth!I'a, ca• o, c ith ailed tial,' awl v of a r utl :natant rest th:re far a short time, .I to talk al. 1 rt a; vial as the ,oto r grains n'i'l prove nrtpful, late ;perhal•s until the night had• fat lk!.iti,t„ lo,+,:;rnct with T; dat'y', skimm!1k tis, her a•, in th,• 1'uc,:lels i>' lh. ..1ix'd catty:, p, r d,. be-pr<l.lt.kts of tire ,511 lift The acom1h had rwk+.lc•'lly'.I1 {,K.1 ill you will twit/ ire *1 I in T,, ,:. n• wr, tch s {'r ”; rl.,. herr to-nl, ht• •I and 'bill rn�il1 aro ala 11 1 k place. It,,.,ecn what sort ow \a as. ar+tl aauul.l al:,+;_+' vi i. L111 your pr.t ht r:r t\weal\, pouneks stick titter nc,•'t' ' 1'i 'aeL•d 1 n'rr•u-lr, in i _ until -wail rr ctrl\ oto ,i ht to the site and nnd n+ay 1,• used to alu:ost any ex- r�r,;,ath!re with her and hide her. 1 can only rest th•• c:,rtt-ru,,tu, and ter than' s •' ?I 111 !ant, •tahiefrd rout,, .os' Inns or It was tr,Ir that. , liot was s ?! e\o?',111g, 11 you will hide nue some-. that I -e had r.,1, uu in 11 gan,tiling• r�I,c10 of your cow, k„p+no a urn tins, with a lit. rel ndtutxtuhe sr•crat ,:,,;icrsttltrdlrg tet i h h,r(cte•t as here aria ep me hi,titin Prr1tn !lilt • dr.nItn 1 unarllc, He �.'us Irltnk!" 0ulchf d rye so a'= nut to sicken or of -Waal, turn a ..),.)d. ration. • that he co ss, but March n on(• -env or)r �wh„ may cone. orae 'h4 talcs • beat„ hat her' ha';1 ural dads pigs -that?"' She {int out her .t ,,nonoral sate -meta I' 11h n two .'r 'h' 1 6' _ I„r�uq ill ter. that she could thaw , Martha 1117ilo•11 'r eon da l:n rr^i+ r•, seed t,.a',ti.al101 and btu'' •.a av thin'; trolly - ac ill tuke'a lade nuurishnn..nt pro - tidal she,. 11 r..;r' • aount,rs� hand olid touched iterate Maras- stern taco tuella n,,ntl} tett ; r: u?1: r li beds is ser a Ire, flow of L`id +l for there i1 a -separate trough. Tl.,nk 'I'r,rers to afar t'nv_ m er's seemed ire have ugly• inn . the in \r it was l to I know it. r,•s , )1ih ' 1!,:e c, i + Iv :'"1'a+<r saik' a 71 n•rh•'•enc digest1 1 easy and n 11 1 should h.• located at a c )rlr ai 1 ferrate humiliation, Aid • that man sc•)1rrl to hawe becoula lust in tt, { .,.11,10+1r l'.,u as.in ILO 00 pr,Pcct, lie slur fo ol) u „ r to heli, ally ,w tad of warning Nevelt"' + n'' Poiatt in Iiill or tut neer ihl- would induce Mrs. liI a king of reverie'. iter' to tsar (Livia. Coad to run 'Draw hack hart a our cake from a retial r 1{1Ne e l of t.i,t 'tot or lot d.7m., At r across conal Mar, .at wh tly'. anal loot- are on she; It's?. Ilan, only a (taut or two of 1h� made her a a, n rd G,wtl at the whit•' In.f.•Ir ace while thrrsh.tne. and' disgrace ilt hrhtg s,,nryr, mpe tt rs Vail of wash apart `1:1111 conrpct it or- f, c ! with washes- `s [ tea,+rah: and wh, n this is m1u and, ntion fRynt ct oa now vetch0d In the • 70071 iu5 Iy the• wire its great ryes felt' of misery a d�•eperrata star ms,l1 ti''! +Wlk will be the•, cxhnnstiun 1' •ter house than air• 1 -or my dear -awl o�}t::; lr,;• with ill!, result ut a. eta - roast of caCito/neat, she leaned tksp•air. rho o r1)11,)g, bee in Its atr • ,<, keel. " "tars ''• 1 said with a I'rn� breath useles'AN)1 Ifortu me about ia1 •1' 1s large and this +<f.ottrlilrut,rde)to or tithe !r+n'r a than war -id -se cif in Itsngs or :ag:tiest-the door. and kt c r T wall hall) }nit'' h,• Towers in. an )i•Ilyantl! with n little oil. Two atr van minutes I*asset-r�fn-, s:rrar7l �rnuR+I urt� i.e lt;t,igr_- lite+!)t , 1 *hml' het' eve•. Grutrrt,lly ars going. ft',,nt t toad 1 ln� ra 'alw'r'riaaestr1E in fact, prove tl 011 a y. It rtes that s1 •read an ac and kith it dim sllrl,rhe, f seta chat :'., hear r I. 1.1.-o, anti furcwrr!" ...Ina h. 1$g' I i uta al will ach and• she sti:+ askaia herself a,hether s'a'ar;e:cl tc, hawe auurr u‘ or '`i(rthtal. ,t s�uswide Royce sadly. 1\'r oli,ctCreflott,,in`n�ralthe e,'rPtur sts �illsr !. She b,,ul.1 have st ren,,,;,1 h to { i STa+l;r's a;+T!rnl bud uruu. c 1 Xli:I•'1'T':(, -H 1'h:It` IN CHECK, from falling upon the. seat!,, wh•en voice: Ih tare ate,+0t of rows ltacin: iso • lla olsit .s face sad it was a; should never hove conte. lint enm101 Mat aha Ilonp�r's nervous voice was1 1 71'8a1•I nor di<tan,• to show's rr�luires 1 blur _readers oY this season of the i1 if 1 o1c;s ...apical- had R:`uat(11 n of fh.,t 1 11 1,1 l tan 1 1 nes nlwitil• he,e,c,1 from hrhalnl the dr•,ur' s tuuel e f tesulu11 11 otic! aka ill+liry: raur.el1 Slr tw••. att,•nt�on. I'i1+ • shto s i,c f:tl ,tsar- year err pltnttln: a r:►!nitut{;n. \1hu is it'? Is it e.rt--181.1, he kk in, -1, the.rL+v previous to the lour- a1ainct R'rr•,I1: prof! _L. if. hail? 'asked 'n t.rrmhlin;; tura•,'; - taut pi strength in the ncrvr>.us, te..a I 1".left t.,tui .your c ra l�'''••t•' hos your ,, -n,'., ng I should o.,lc t u little haw Land if file person had r••IK' died I F,ut'Clet11Cl watuan• f �1ast eapaidnrd err I,;,�; >he was, ('„int .:, ,.>t,ti.:s w-111 mo. site s.ttd it hi 1:t ss to sub ret ei+.r h r• u'ay' ' and watt 1 . un the morning hcfure• fenny phu5 )!1) 1 pul,un' 1 then and tamer tore \nil . t:ud sack• err t rn abut' - Xrt. - d never cb.c oat t to al n.0 fncA�ahle ill-cprTrei. - --- I w old el,i•'•ltuy .1I14-• phuspjlar•us, in 't hr new -- ..and cu:'1he • use of It i 1 I,” set at. List Will Ise il' if Sou do out _:•t 1•k.St. Ito Ir",ll' will icvor -Tie. Yrut' w-) r: `•try - •- Idout.h Ill ilu,J.rr uprr,•,l the rdor.r, then Will b:, 01(0111, ma'am, you tall!, to moor"... t, nc is that A 810 0 k buck and altered a cry shall see ArKI now'-y;,:11r Sity astI,in 1,'1111' Oh, 1 od!'whereI What utnally haTT t sea, salt L, rr. 1 will protect you " "la+' hint i; obtained fatal sonar `liquid 01 set -new., flet i• ry au ud• on shall 1 e thins" , t a: arihi „1-I "!f pent will aide -me till aught," 1 finished your;' \!',sits itis ss or bottle, alta) is it?" rev Pnrard. krat}t,r, ]'ll Cu to had. 1-f y1u con slat tau thins, `soy" saes back l,owr! r found ]n 0 glass wl• walling La said llu •l,lo 'I, ! .1::i' 1 . Don't you sees ea has 6 ` 'or palm . The r.i'pcur,,ttt e af_ the aunt Snow you! 1' e lies. IIuui.ar put her arm around' nrtna'r to it ^t,• tsar }i•+ 1r the siieht I'itti>h f:�ufe and" hells -0.1 nut uh, shall to gr::1, 1,1 for enc to her own I ouplc: • l'au• 1111) 1 ling body, externally and internally', gives. sea Star P. further 71tormatkan. Ind, with th,•s: •alt is L -Mrs, l,;u 1117 1 said ur e"Gaulm!" bless poo. itonit"' hr rntsr- , • cut,)o in. •I—. lin,�j:'• up flat narr•uw stairs to n own' told fur m}' h1Lur1 aa•i[y's; them: ::t{idos,, perll;ti,s ter analyst goes i\I :t 1!t;1 •'Let mCi r 111 feast n cry of small ru;nn. It was scrupulously., Guo- nod -night! pops llad•.a,r suet ht to the point and .discovers Martha , Hu:i{1e neat and.elean, liter. Martha 11'.)o1n•r ]le got out of ter room, wild Itnyce-muash "tau u8elecstuutl-loved Ilea'' srluul,l,•, u , the stairs. Sly I u r r sirs puisne. '401'44. lint 'if he has as-tuni'and.nt and -nervous 1,acloon i • hoe in, closed a ith f, and l{arlr;r looked" ukoutid }trued him , aha, nothing to ' 01'14 him. then his task :riun, and, drawing faith u-iccary 'si;.,h of relief. �!toen> opened the whitlow to purify Ile tauc•hrd-the slk•etae of ht`r gees •+the dour. is a Ion; and tcdiutis leen a • gasped as�'• Martha !loops. helped err to un -1 t,ler,r(c)nt�tetl�?c,Cil�the`trc.uthinkinGth+f atuthsl'tune''��d.,ialntlther•tiiale'ygrat!Luilo� complicated to describe -� fq detail ' it 1s you, ma'am!' she gR P dress: at1r1 such brit) was ne r•.ary,; si ht of the open door -fur h i ap ell 11 iycare ' "Oh a'.hat .wails molest. incap-, lladpt and their future', for perhaps The it - struck •Iii' xicit'dl<tt!:.r4-----•-;'—` . 'Sled bus haPpericd? Why are you gees cd i o-• ill." • I able of liitit,g her hem!, • �1 }rlawhen an ehin1^,endttthr� srylumn tyntoied 'the y blew e nlln<hs• • ch!11�tne 1ih'1ds5 hlrtir•tot clotttti Ir.•nr�suwurdg .• lV1SE A\D U'1'111:1,1VISL. • like that? -You ou arc Madge dry ,rd bur iii, 1 uup-hu]icrd tine all hep', fur in t.ht a rt a l tired," hfor Madge faint- , > Plmoment est his withcoVety of her flight I What a oleo can. do • -' his greatest • . ' hi:arl un the pi!Inw,. Martha Hooper" re-entered the house and acetal ' • • ly. r.t11A Id brought, ,ran for a 511 uf'rsat bosigclhktlraatt,[` cd i her hand. UW, •Ist�irs, g 4 11) :1 light was burning in the heel- moment awful rlroad had asstaled him,. n ornamont, '1'ou, •11 o g 1)olr't accept � favor unless you avatar, and brought it ku her .i n'I !Madge Murmured, with her eyes raum, and lie car to find Marl dread' of worse than. Iifght-<lcath, lv interest on it. Inga.l by as Madge drunk it, wring expect to Pt, I closed. "You wall not give me up- still silting up, but the room was 1ie went. to • the stables and woke ing her hands; 1empty, ]In Went quickly into 1/er.the, lOtic11ma17, and helped hint • sad- Better to he occasionally deceived "What has happened, ma'am?" she I to any one?" • l e'1 "Xu," Said lL•artha Hooper. •'1.00 i dressing -room anti into h6r boudoir. ;cite a ho• t•sc. who ..It'is best tut be on with tho new' "Ileskbus hr; Io] n the 1o' one shall • harm the ball dress dying pn the chair,'th Ro1ci??t Can't ladvg0 for istill, otoMaster l than `to be'always distrustful. t c 11 she . nor 'heart!' yoe -here. :)h tell me quick! "My �Pcuok'beturc •Are off with the u d. d ser tut her hands t, rs flail. you or take nota away. !'tial roll- out drawer with the things tumbled Enthusiasm you generates ith thergy as an P �o;" said Ruvice hoarsely. r I naturally as the sou gives forth boat. • real trouble, Mrs. 'Too e that I had known sorrow rout troy -I out on the floor tall him, as Plainly asked the man, "I ant inghie; yos tpolce the twherc S I ''pas hlaulgesenc4, 'What had hnppc gon ' will . go. Shy nothing. ' • :ter," said Madge faintly. "!-I have:1• man may have more money than. I have deserved them, whereas • you "bore a' h�uc aireid Madge?" an agony. ! Ile sprang into the saddle and went brAi m may without ave m 11111111 money. • left the Towers." gaspori nut, poor lady!" I"Where aro y g'• �; filo ".Loft the Towers. You!" t P ` "Don't call me `lady,' „ said( • •Then.he strode from' table to table nut al the ate at a gallop. tl ton poverty is t Of all the advantages which come 'Martha, "Why have• you dont that" to Any young man,. es rt he don't th}aa. I can• tall "An iniad; 4 almost in aug py !" am only' him •to fctidhher. liutfthrenWas for" in4{cal+Rt0_11`too111dd the uthe ad lttown; look d went ng i lastest. a 5v. (ell•: a gypsy [rum right to left with anxious, g"< y said Mudge l soth a heavy sigh. "Anil I a gypsy. sweet„ sari -voice cu,ntingrd to,. note. 1 :1s soon as a man begins to loco yet the will soon ,know the truth. I his• work than he will also begin to 5 1 have :sob -1 r an lacer 0 more, with a Ile upon leaned forca11moment'ictr , saw 'three men .eyes, pathw'a'y. •They ll 15 w or Jill the world avid' know ]t.- . ft l e ..Towers: ria and -my husband, fell like All h let' rel' h1U1'l`, t111oil ti the• Iwo, 1 1 hall we outside had hold of the 1nA11 in the ':1 pat rogress. Irl ii y''bC. of you li t;' as she ' le • e. looks, bat would rather be as young • because I havo l�rorlght; shame and �ronrvk0spila'itlllrar.al bailie that�l time: flown helfsttato thxrc y As if she ink. That she httd' were Walking ahreast, rind- the two as she thinks site looks. • disgrace upon him -upon all of'Martha Hooper sat hesicTe, the bed left''curd ittatn she had welledne sup Rtin'I1t2iAdsllh© rode up to them they. stop- It alwaa*a Pttys to he polite. R'hen• then cped, and he sup that they were two Set spoke avith the awful calmness • fird held the e yin that . k kik like, a great pity you aro shaking hands with a 'men y his heart.ell he picking your of resi 'nation and despair. Why the Ono neat. Ana the cloak to[ rotiobiti2on ally poor darling," he Cried, "My' pulicememand .that- the centrad fxgllrew as e to 'can't 'cry lick'n�* which' Madge had noticed growl pucir, heautiiul ,llndge' w8f .Juke. • P rocket: should she not tell this knew itrf the, 6 Faith is that quality which }cods truth'? All the county knew is -were ussin * it at this mo- I the dawn in the elder woman's lthl'a lips riedlyt changing' his. coat,f and and .haunches and staredulled his at them. on his I a roan toiexpect that his flowersicand ' probably "Sam . di b I as the hrok and ars ineilt.•garden' will resemble the views shown "Share,' disgrace! echoed Martha firm _tar so weak and tetmuluus, l yew' Ino Sed allongs atthea corridor • as dpor ,ha of the policemen touched ],iss firm and determined: P \Vc' t m r ' h said. on the seed packets. `Xiuoper * * -* * * * opened and Irene ca11r<i to haul.• 1 ' `rte got ti , si e "Yes," sa}d ?SSatdgo. lou know- lie leaked around to a dazed w•ay.1 .Jake peered up at ltoycc and \\'O`I1L1tS R'1T]{ COLD. perhaps you do not; bat it will be cch niclalls twcnthe rltuawAad rh nl own' She was dressed, and her fear face opened his mouth As e, to speak, but •'the policeman tin the, other side of :1 Ixtrt.icic of gold weighing one 1- knuawn bcfuro'dayligltt that I um • a mocha fain is readily gds - but he stopped at the door. se was 1161 It? Where are you Ihim shook hint roughly'. n OOult,cl' of i g Sledge's adg• , ltoycc'?i she said in a fright- "Hotel your tongue!" he said. ctinililu to tho ace. A of ed 's br l" the wornn red shawl: looked at , the ldtrouble, not go --in and , for 1, a . sec oinG, I old you tong a lady?' began z-. !!ledgep brown •dress end red a pwl,the tituble,in has face, he suffer- g has coat he stammered. Itoyca, as if they ;tang flinty business ,gold can be beaten out to grain it .'•,1 gypsy! 1o thought you Were ploy i ling. it lisle' only add t11 her xpect maid dge hr. wall cca'cr:a space of 80 inches.' hold Acting'. Fes,' you look like a gypsy ing• to listened 8 ng. hut, expect- "Gone! F' w•ilb to •f:a .can be dr8,nn that it but ail was "Gone! Madge'? 05, no, no; Royce! I were no concern of hit, as indeed at In thole, clothes!' ii ling hearnher crying, s ainst Not that!' that moment they Sarre not, for all will take51l C tecta to weigh one :'I am'. , • in a' saCrimp sad -I, (till, And ho in theta h ''gallen ' "Yes," he said hoarsely. "She, has Itis thoughts were of Madge. " 1 grain, It can he hrt)tetl weigh into leaves iY "It w8s in a gypsy camp that ''hopc�th he she aright have one• iada'-tall hit -stopped. of .1-2gt1,UU•C1 of an inch in thickness. t w me , asleep. wont downstairs. The' b Irene put her hands .,over her eyes. I The Policeman shook his head and library door was open and he went 'Let me think, 'Royce!' 1 could:,starc•,i' at hint with surprises So one in SIIE Ol'F,RDiD IT. c dawn .and think •over his In to. course for. he had. resolved 'riot sleep for }thinking of her!' I wuulrl "No, sir. We've, passed "My daughter bought that latest • werhave ';one to her but I thought you the road. As I was, saying, !tart 0' music lo -day," said were with Tier! )h, poor Madge, poor we've gut hire. We hada hard pus popuhlr piece Mad •'e!" sol for it--"vLs Nip<dore, "and she tried it on with a groe n urged the horse on„l.c,t ,• replied 11rs. Peppery, 'lin( acain, taking the road to the. left. Tr. he'(-.:ontinued.) jt, wait a 'wretched tit, ,wasn't it?” Jac.1<-that my husband firs sa w -and" -her voice hroke-"loved me. X slid -not know the harm I was daring in letting him marry me. How • could I havo known?" She was not that -he would take Madge 'away • - so inueh speaking So the frightened' from the Towers that day. r •• g nn7arl before her as communing • There was no no ligin the rootli, ht Vr` _ ..,. Towers and -and I tried to be like so he Saw that he was not - . . atone. wi'•1+ yrs the others, to' be a lady and -and Seymour was sitting on a chair by Wort Y of. him; and ,to-nictht."-err the, ruble, his head on his arms. • the • hand rail of the st airs. "She cannot have gone far," ho h at+ntl t -, pr.fd „nru.,Iv. �. h1� jbST BE yc - 'WELL FOUNDED ITS --STEADY GROWTH IN POPULAR- , ITT OF DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. IaMOXg ALL THE TIME. The Dutch Get their Smoking He- markably. Cheap. The Hollanders are, perhaps, of all the Northern peoples, those who smoke, the most. The humidity of their climate makes it alitlost a ueeessity, and the very moderate PARTICULAR PEOPLE .LIKE cost of tobacco renders it accessible to all. A little Sunlight Soap will clean To show how deeply rooted is the cut glass and other articles until Made by'Cures Like that' of Simon habit, it is enough to say that the boatsmen of the trekshuit, the they shine and, sparkle. Sunlight V. Landry -He Tells About it aquatic diligence of Holland, meas- Himself,ure distances by smoke. 'From here, Soap will wash • other things than - . they say, to such a place it is, not clothes. LB Iiivea' Ilourgois, Richmond Co., C. so many miles, but so many pipes. .. 3. -July 3. -(Special). -Among the When you enter a. house, after the .many men in this part of 'Canada £first salutations,, ho=t otTers whom Dodd's Kidn,y Pills have re-. you a cigar; when you tale leave Protect Your Property lieved of aches and pains and weak-' he hands you another, and often in- WITH-- ness and made strong and able to do sists upon filling your cigar• case. D 11"►� O • a good day's work is Mr. Simon V. I In the streets you st•e pers.Jns 'Landry. Mr, Landry has numerous lighting a fresh cigar v.ith the burn- 00.4.. t'� 41© •'• friends here who can vouch for the ing• stump of the last one, without ` story he tells of his cure. . 'pausing in their wall:, and with the "I was bothered for over n. year," busy ale,of people who du not wish be' says, "with 'lame back, weak i to lose a moment of time or a E*X7'p4 1'SA'i*� legs, palpitation of the heert, gen- mouthful of smoke. Many got to V .eral weakness and shortness of . sleep with pipe in mouth, relight it A dry p'waer ;,ur• n:, in in: coil tutee.. i2 in, h a lung. 11 will in•a.tat:Y eati,(:vi,h the , breath; in fact I couid not work and if they wake in'the night, and ugnin t ms -.f irorllaarn,.ol wo•rloroil. Pri;eis]at .,,was a total wreck. - in •the-morninng before they Step out 1 e.wh, es) 04 duz 1Vr;te curs! e,criptire eirru'ir "I could not get anything to help of bed. - I The Diamond Dry Power Fire At Dire me till I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. It • really does appear that smoking ! zun-wisher Co., Toronto. ant WANTED But back at work again." ey 'did me esand no I ni isi for the Dutchman a r. icssary ID take. I used three boxes and I'm vital function. •`Many people think that >•o much It- is the cures they make that smoke dulls the intelligence'. Nev_ T'dC'I1'IC CUaS'1' l.XCUt (CNS. make Dodd's Kidney I'ills so pohu- erlh,:less, if there' be a people, as Luring June, July, August 'and lar. 'Their popularity has grown 1•:srfuiroz justly oli'ii\es, whose in- September the Chir'ago and North steadily for thirteen years. It roust tellect is of the'cleerest Anel highest q'estcrn Ay: will sell 'from- Chicago, _be well founded. - 'pre'cision, it is the Dutch people. round trip excursion tickets to San + "Smoke, said a 11i,:lander, "is I•'r;,ucisc,,, Los Angeles, 1 o, Uanrl, • our second breath.' Another dc::ned Ore. (Lewis & CleHne Excursion), 'e - RAILWAY COLLISIONS. the cigar its the sixth finger of the auk, Victoria, Vancouver at very nand' low rates. Cor•resnr,ndingly cheap , The figures sh(,r: ing the number of fatalities in collisions alone on Unit -0 • fames front • all points in Canada. ed States ruilways. are appalling and ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENTChoice of routes hest of train ser - 'show a constatit increase in reeemt ice, taco"al)le stopovers i and 1.11Jeral years. they are given by the Inter.- P,e.rc'•es a!l hued butt or calleie,rd return 11 'nit,. Itates, folders anti l>tate Commission, as foll'ow's: ' lunrps and blemshes from horses. /',nod full inferri iti0r1 can he obtained Passengers' .. tii:led, lnjlire,t.. eeavi'n, curbs. splints, ringbone, froth l'. It. Bennett.- General Agent, • 61 F'15 sweenay, stltl:cs, sprains, sure and 2 East King tit., 'Toronto, O'nt. 31 fit 'o 4531.063 ew•oten throat, coughs, etc. Save If 750 ]901 :1 J 1...158 by Ube of ono bottle. tVarrantcd. the • (,'t)VNUI.A i'iO v, 190° 138 2.:0.,0: most wonderful - Blemish Lure ever The man who h s Ina: t t.'(1 the Lt -C 0. 5' l.f)CTOI(. i 29(1:3,, ,,sees 1^It . u known wren girl 'n:,tc con-ol', hirntir,lf with In France it is not only the un- tFEATHER DYEING Employes. ie heel. Tn erc,1,• eea'ag cud t'ur og end [ld Gloves etawed Thele J thu 110 4Cht- that pethats the ri-bht• e(Jut stud who pin go to the public eenbeeetbypo,e.lep.ra& tate ball WWI to ;IWO 1�; )1'S PIPE (UI,hF.<:IiO\, our, wuuldu t have had hien. lotteries.They are p:ttreniLtd by ell BRITISH AMERICAN aYEINC CR 1 fill$ n)r) 2i', l 1 t-4, I One of the strangest ens s f • Pelee - :3 -18 - clan r v: and a Calais doctor has a„yt. YAxry:ter. 1Jtr1 ' 1is tnrnunia ever brought to "II ''tt tc t, fir• r:ta for fir "AP --'7'1,o' sol rl ler, th„ fount! !l ft I' 1 ' Oat ii .oi • lissaassessissIMPUMSNIMP TEA because it is tightly scaled in lead packets, not lying :,bout loose like ordinary bulk teas. BLUE RIBBON is carefully ttatch,ed from PLANTATION TO HOME and pleases all. ONLY ONE BEST TEA -BLUE RIBBON TEA • Dainty --Delicious-Attrfctfve to the Eye and satisfying to t.pe appetite Libby's ( Flavor/ ' Food Products Ox Tongue, Potted Chicken. Deviled Ham, Dried Beef, Brisket Beef, Lunch Tongues, • Soups. Corned Beef 'Hash -all as good as they are wholesome. Easy to serve The Booklet. "Row to Mak, ,cod Thtngs to Eat " sent free. Address Libby, McNeill & Libby Chicago , ,' _. 9 ,. ,.r. w• t u,,,,: a, t. iii .iii � E- r,•II.0 tll' r11'• rf, t•rC ..__. h..trel 0f in 1',r�C, Cortin l;rl ti 1i.;r ne was etn'r 1' e'"'",• t1) Ilndl Aes,eal:t-(,AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR SALE 191i,i ,.. 371• :1'772' rn II n I all who 11. 11.! sur2t a pnssnnt ter stroking and lives f tri/ and end tu.•tr exed r -illus- iik "arm' is•I)t• 1114.., abet }el The record for the present year, as I', t d.11 rr� r,e (r tee i.e'. t1: ,.s 1(lok a'et hole tich et. In the last Is II' r errluru)14 tu,•vtha'.nt f'ipvs r t tl,i•., and who tr„ ex .rd to e ,' Shown by the reports tmarit:.,to the desci 1110)11 fi 44 ahuf,s, 1u t1 -e t'.at a 1 •errs 1i et t os�• w 1,1, , In4 itis -s acid e,f T'annhm. lett, t v !„ Tei, T1s plc, 20 Avr hire J''t11's-- four to tw', niy .commission under the roluirc'e."',t . w h , h she, occupied, there nett:. forint! h t It otic ,tn not -k,"ow`-' w•i?i T•.n,t to 1'r ti:0.nnc'' !'cl0r i art»t r�c,•r:ed rv.,t1"Irrit,,,n. that _ :ilt;ntns oh! A•.rshirc F''en,ill,•= all showshe ano CCld diminution;lutrthie3all'rt 1 nu_ thuer thus 2 (;i0 pile( n1,t out tactu(4 in tt•tcry t14n,tt ori need. °nd bene- i has (tlawrr the gra, (1 f,riio of £2t: ai e' al.>o ' mprot,e(J Yor`,shlre pigs, I which, it is tell -eyed, .she paid .for. ..- 000. 1 r. Iluc was crud ,r.,•gcon to Apply to Fll)N ��'.. Ow'i•;NL, For the tirst three months t;,c1•L w re thc • t' --r•-"r t c hospitals of Calais: a1o;Itr 1ieTlo. flue. - 221( injured in r: 1- Te. '..•'.! ., _ rows•f . .- .: _., _.- _:--._sees -.._ :.___ - .. w tv Catastrr, the'. Ti.„..,..;1' e(e 1'u Is lir 1 ,rrwr fee_. ha, yr �1? ',co,-tr•-"r r _ 1.'i,,•, 11 1nC ,'; r filled and _,iJ1 to Ur tc•! by _TIT !n hi', uvti 1 Seddon tloatae on the T `'< c aro t Ic n I ,; only figures coutpile.d i ,r the cJ•_ 11 wiled (1. '. 01t 1 to -morrow w - ure . rr4'„•.• d:r.,,r II I.AIt((ES'1'- N1:14'SI 1i F:1' (I'FFCE • t r1 r '1 r. 11 lu 1! I,ubLc In Ia1..e ytlt^v a1 ,1 nir,,11 11'c ca!,cv (-to 0t -e' '•' . rent year by the eurnntts�t"un. F e to Meal tiro w0, t for u 1 ''Niu.h is the largest ne-ws;uteer 4 .n- could he taken a 1the ut nausea -. un„.rel the hour[ is the r.. J.e 'r'�d <rr1 uf�- in ch,' woricJ'.'" as, s the I'rin- -- ar.(( that weir/ I 1 oi• : «I(I,,ut. till,; J; of heart record s, ties Agvu:vc-s tt_t s r.•. , q,, ,_ .,,, , • , ndt nrIIlly ft" h.00 n r•t n:, rt lu t 10 that dl- ('ure h'fir. the lie, rt, is w (thin rt (1 h ..• IHIZE ItIoNI-I1 ti;' f.D DAYS rrctmn 110,1 it i 4•n general 1-e- ons e:,:rmti_ 21;tt the \ow i=ark- 'linos nil hc0uu•0 n, terse tw .rel 11 Lot 0f-uU it, rel -car,. tit" 30' u.inutcs.' 'and Foa bat ties at the ,resent ttrne d be•ci building, 1 4111 its Chi rt.-,•ne stony} l - U, torso et 1s known to t ,.., sit,.-ra- tures'. most ,U1J�uo7c pax!+ -JL - 111 result in such groat rewarr's of 'tr,12and•cosn(1 t,1€ bocce/. which • ptare aan - area til 116,:119 square Cert, ize money as formerly aui U,u trust ran/ of t1 r,t a1n0s. , lfi•n''v Anel holds. the ragor.i Ties, ho ri't`d r, is p y _ 1:11 '.ishf "oIrr Bailors to times past have brought t I t: J,1. too sea Traltiruta:21 I,iior1 no looker the case:: '1'hc magbilicent great fr,rtutms home arter,their see -1 •LIVE ON COCOA -;NUTS. TS. ' esifice• recently, beat. for the ,r ;dile- vole ''epos .'a hent' hc,ust' to lie stirs the' I cessful cruses. In the w•ur' with 1(ul-' lion of the ticutst. a't (F:ilbburgh) Fruits- an Empire Pounded b a `epicomi. tl ' 1 c no c fir, 1VIck- -land, 16:51-5.1, I.nglih ships arc salol y - puts...the Fortner hu.ildin;; completely,. German. wire- 1 11',•TI, this one d:,ess t.' C' unto to have• taken 1.700 prints, w•or'th in the s'h'ee fur although it can aa,).,OO,Of,(1, .In 16;,; the :ipanlar,l.v'. •"•n_ iota•national 3•'r0,r1:1Fian. 1 111: side and see for your -If,' . . only h(01',t thirteen storeys, yet it loadrtr British- '0 ilIrs With treasure,'rn,e first. j,,it t)(L)4 tu1.n'I1' in (;tie- it y• n Lin•- I'11I ..-tl:u y (.4-•,;.„, • not- possesses an aria of 2t;1.-"' square They seized two ,(If the tipar,tsh gal- ml,n ,.,t 111,trea ht , r , e• --or ;cue- meet,• that !1 .1i hus <•(1 ,•r1 t _ with feet 'i'his bw_iltling is more • than /cots so richly-lach-n with :ntrl ural tilt 1'n,ritr)ra.r.. r" -1,-;:t,.." tt,. r ,;r,•: r rn a 11i.onh„•et-11:0- ItwI(•e the -',see of that of. the New- ; a „urshl.(1 .q'r i- rep t. a dell.ato nrg,rn It's rtlrul,o•l' jewels that it took thtr'v-,ieht'tonic a'4!huiltt en d (titles are' I'on-sus, eltrh1e t+, 1iio o• tiiut•tianYork '1'itucs' cca' that eeirr0 trop, 1r'rertul,l-r huhlts or• l: r'. •- . care If!' -•1111:,. ,01,1 dh:n,kilfl 11 ,s ac- "R hat's become cif that fallow c•O.unt'' tot' 1:,1 .re.' t Uuu1y ili..r retJu- •-•-•. rd'''" •"Nh, ho' n , rent„ts now tire, •d on the atir•rltion nr eSopen, el -a sh"f!" vol egos. tri these .there. 1s 110,10 super-"I.,in,, . w'i'll''" "No; doing lime, er'to l'art;Nrle's'Vecdtuble'i'1tre-'f'i.-1 Tie was caught," operation tllongh geld le is effective, one the must: delicate 004 tors thein,- - .. . . :Wagons to- carry the treasure from don is. being--dlligentle. seal (shed for Portsmouth to London. Ti 1701.recruits, says the Lun<f, n Express. came the historic capture of the iter- The prof ssor is t!•rtn'f=• con'. inies1 .. 'nrione, She Spanish treasure ship 7},a 1 h crises -nut is the natural from Lima. The admiral and cap- ' f1.0r1 cf man, t,nd declares t hat it tarns, received 'as their share $:32_3,-. produces elastirlty of both' and tninil' . .1000 apiece, the lieutenants fsceI,rn)0, and purity of thought, and cures all warrant officers about .e._u,004), diseases. _ ipetty officer§ nearly $10,000„ and ('one. t•ts who a're adtuliterf ini0 even the common seaman$^ • ini the "tinier of the•tiun." which is thee leach. On arritine at T'nrtsitu,.ith professor's name ftlr his new-colunv, • the seamen bought up nil the watch- are recital -ell to lite on cocoa -nuts. ('id (;cntliinan (passing on) -''YC: -i; es in the place and fried them over In the beginning the cocoa -nut • i,' grow n bean/." "-.the' galley fire. Rheumatism - What's the peccar: (insinua(inply ;-"1 soy, Cause ?-Where'stho Curo T:, .rtireir mist, r. 1)a t'O yet 1401 any Stte:teeStion ritar::,;; seise et this mast ;wilful n1 10 make to a feller 'rot ain't., al,l.t•'tn disrusOs 1v poison/op: uric heir1 m the raft' a rt.•nrv.' to pit shaver' with?“ South Atuvl'i1'CM 1tlnlUtnatic Cunt teutruI :s:s the acid poison. ileVes in t Tiours -end cures in 1 to 3 days. -U)(" - ' 'I'h.' harder a man. -can laugh 'at the mi.shai•s-of ethers the • harder he can . eat(n g ;(tted', with bananas and- pa- payas, later it is chewed, and Ifn.tlry It is easy to wear a Aa; in Torr' the col(,nists. must live. exclusively hat so as to leave both hands free ,on cocoa-nuts,to fleece Uncle Sar,). The island! of Kal:aren•-which he has purchased -belonging to the New •I:a!i, n'.,Ilrg 14•r•oup fu the Bismarck WANTED TO SLEEP. . - archipelago • has been sere:AC.(1 !)-y • the. i roft•ss.or for his experiment. Curious That - a - - Tired Preacher . As yet the members of the. :Order Should Have Such Desire, the ;-;un" are All Germans, Herr • • Max Luctzw,v, the violinist and con- A minister speaksof the curioeis duct or. being nue of them, hat the effect of (:rape -Nuts food 00 h!in and foul:eler is making efforts to secure how it has relieved hitt, • LngiiSh colon!Sts, •w•'ho it•!TI ha\•c min "You will doubtless understand_ .prn" enit . high , references before initi- how the suCterin.;• with inlligest ion with which I' used to he troubled made my work an alrnost uncnrlur•- ation, THE IIOOTMAKP:R IN CTIINA. aide burden, and why it was that I;gots are only w•itrn• in China' by after my Sanhath duties had been officials,• servants, soldiers, sailors, performed. sleep was a stranger to and special hob -nailed hoots, occa-, my pillow t -i11 nearly daylight, sionalty ,in wet weather, by the corm "I had to he very careful as to *mon people. The universal form of what', I ate, and • even with all my foot -covering is a shoe, whilst cool - care I experienced poignant 'physical its and the. poorest classes have to distress- after, mals, and my food content •themselves with straw cr .never satisfied me. • leather sandals, or go' barefoot. "Six months have elapsed since, I Women's shoes are lnarie at home 'bean to use Grape -Nuts food, and and, 'except in ,isolateri, cases. in. the benefits I have derived frotn it Shanghai, arenever exposed for sale Are very definite. ' I no long}:r su(i'er In shops. s remark does nut ap- plyfrom indigestion. and I began to to the peculiar form of shoe improve from the time ('rape-Nu'ts thorn by Manchu women, which is appeared on our t01410, • I 11 id t 1JAt perched 00 a sort bf small stilt, Tn- hy eating a dish of it. After my tial(_ • the north, during, the winter months, . bath work is'cdonc, (and i always d(t the. ordinary lined ebll or sh<ie is often0(1(1 • so now) m: ncrtcs are quieted And' wadded or lined with bolshels kin, and Of late years reproductions of ('liths ,rest and refreshing sleet, are ensured es„ boots And shoes ill,incliaruhhcr 'hie, 1 feel that I'could not possibly do hove been imported from the [Tinted ',without (:rape -Nuts food, 'now that States And Germany, r. nil fee 1111 ,� I know its t'alue. , It is invariably favor with Chinese at the /'Testy ' en our table -:-Ave feel -than we. reed Ports. " It to complete the meal -and our.4 -children' will eat Crapt,-Nuts when holly 1('as out, for a (calk and q)et they cannot be perSuacks1 to touch an old friend of her father. , "And A•nyth'ng else." • Name 'given by Pits- how old are y-ou,. little unr•?'' ri ga stun' ('o., ilattle Creek, Mich. the old 'gentleman, Ilut /folly wns Reed the fatuous little hook, "The I'm. nearly nervi" she ans(eres, tdss- Ponrl tv Wellriae," in each pkg. trig her head. rd. rathor be 'dead than culler ncain the. terturra of ll,n,,,nnia,''pall,itallon and neTVOUI • twitching Of rely ' 1'hlr•'eleS inrince,4 by simple ...neglect of a little indigestion." These ure the forceful and' warning words if a lu(ly- who pro- claim that her cure by Sou'th Al000i- can Nervine 'Whcr• cvcrythirig else had failed was a modern miracle. A few doses give reilier,-92 T). actor' -"T wish that young Canon Mnylierry - weren't ol)tiged to preach to such a small con 'regat.io-n," Friv- otoes % ic!o'w--"tie do'1. Every time he skid "!!tarty fiehovOd' this morn- ing I felt as if I had received a pro- tosal." • • MTLI,TOY AIRES' FORTUNES, According to an estimate compiled by Mr, Henry Cie:Nes,, a financial authority, 315•, ,T. 11, lti,ckefdlicr, the tae,hard Oil magnate, is the richest mon in' America, with a fortune of $500,000,000. iTr, A. • Carnegie' corner ..01)0(1 with $2,`,(1,t)0Q,000. and Mr. W, W. "Astor third with $200,000,000. • eee or .se":-.;.y4yt'"„'� PROTECT YOUR FOOD 'WILSON'S FLY PADS KILL THEM ALL AVOiO POOR IMITATIONS iJen,•,'tct-"110 you know, old roan, I -don't si,.•net so notch money • Low as I •tti-1 -hcforc• 1 was mttrric^,'f?"' ita( holnr-"How 's that"" liiedict- "WoIi. 1 doh'.( have it to spend.'' You cannot he .happy while 'you• have • corm. '11,e0 do not delay in getting 11 bottle of Jlo:lo.way's •Corn Cure.. • It shoves all kinds. of zona without _ leafier -Failure -with It is unknown. Young• Husband (to wife; -"Didn't - I telegraph to, you not to bring your inuther with you?" "Young Wife -"I kuott•i that's what she wtitnt's to sco - get mad at the man ttho laughs at you about.. She read the tclegruml" his. -- Kidney Search Lights -have you bark - If .attacked -with cholera or su,,u,,er ache? 1)o you feel . drowsy? Po yews complaint 02 any kind ruled at 021,., :rt.' the 1uir,s? TIave you •di3zi•hes,s? Have - a• bottle of Dr. J. 1). Kellogg's ',yet).- 1iu,bs• feel heavy? Have you pains in tery (.'orclial an.rl use it aceotttI2c ... to you a tired drugging feeling in •the re - directions. It acts with wonder( it II- glens of the kidneys? Any and n.1l of .pi,lity in subduing that (10084(.11' •11s- these indicate . kidney troubles. South ease that weakens the strongest me American, Kidney. Cure is, a liguld kid= ' and that destroys the young and , , ney .specific and .works wonderful cures tate. Those who have used 'this 'cholera 411 most cuutl.licated cases. -J'4 medicine say it acts promptly, and neve Or -fails •to effect -a thorough ,curet' • - • ' '-- Everybody abuses n public man, Jones asked' his wife, -why is a but nobody abuses a private citizen husband. like dough?" - ITe expected except his best friend. and his wife's .she would give it up, and he . Was 'r:ciatiops. • gpil)g to tell • her it was because a woman 'needs hilly,: but she said it was because it was hard to get oft her hands. lolp your children to grow strong and robust by •counteracting anything that causes •ill-heatth. One great cause of disease in children is. worms. Re- move them with Mother Graves' Worm 11 xterminator. It never fails, - - - RATS ON A WIRE, A graceful exhibition of wire -walk- ing 'w'as given- by a number of rats at Sligo, Ireland,' recently;. An ex- cise oflicer, who was cycling t:y the town hall, happened to look ftp; and saw an • enormous rat making its ,ray along an. overhead electric wire, • 1re• pointed out' the lilnnelin'rodent to the town hall officials, and they watcher/ nearly 150 of the, rats pass along, until they were hidden from sight by a forty' flour still. The rats used their tails as the- prefcssidnal walker on the in(1y wire uses his ,hnlancvni role; 'and ' althongit • they were watched for more limn 200 y ards. there were no casualties. Lever's Y -Z (Wise 'Teed) Disinfect- ant Soap Powder dusted 1n the bath, softens the water and disin- fects; ' "It would he helpful to c'ou:" said. the prison visitor, "if you could take some motto and try and lite up to it." "That's right, roi?lied the convict. "I'd like to select, for in- stance, .'We are here to -day and • gone to -morrow,' " ' c • :( Worry :wont cure a cough. When you find a cough holding on- whcn everything else has failed - try Shiloh's Consumption re The ToniC Lung It is guaranteed to cure. 'If it doesn't, we'll refund your money: Irr feta: S•C.WELLS&Co. 904 25c. 50c. $1. LeRoy, N.Y.. Toronto, Can. Don't run into debt as long as ,you can tint/ a stone wall to run into. ' t Pickering Council. _ • • The above councit'mt t pursuant 'o adjournment ou Monday, July 3rd. -.Members all present, the reeve to the chair. The minutes of the last weet- ing were read and approved. --- A number of accounts were present- ed for payment. A communication was read from Sir Wnt. Mulock, Optimism of. the Select Committee ou Telephone Sys- . tems appointed by the Dominion Gov- erulent, requesting inform:se m re- garding the telephone conditions in ` this locality including 'number of sub- eribers, charges, etc. A communication was read from J. 7. 'E. Farewell, K. C., County Clerk, stating that the amount to be raised by the township for County ptirposesdur- eng the present .year is $0212.50, which is the htt.;est levy ever made in the township by ('n, A com. was read • ; from the C. P. R. Co. stating their in- ,tentions of appealing from the town- ship court of revision. against asst. of • :their commercial telegraph syiiteni _ Cotnmtinicatiuns were also read from \V, D. Gurdon, Pickering and • - Geo. ; Corwaek, Whitby, respecting township timber. Corn. was read from the Francis- „17r0.st Co. re paints for township pur- poses. • A comwunicattion was read from Lloyd and Russel White claiming re- _ ward of :11.1.00 for having two doge •killed that,. were found worrying sheep. \V, J. Devitt was heard re sideline between lots 1.4 wind 15 in the 5th con- ces=sion, the same being • in a'very •dangerous condition. The committee on Indigents report- ed and reccnumended the following payments; Joseph Burk for one month's support of R. Gibson, 810. The standing committee on Sheep • Killed by Dogs reported and recom- mend the following payments ; same • being two-thirds ,if ew.-.rn value Spencer Taylor, one .heep killed $:x.33: Tbos. \White, one lanth killed. teeing ane -third value, c,re-this'd tt be -paid by W. H, Hilts, '2. 1 Llevd Whitt -and Russel White., reward far killing two dogs found worrying sheep, 1.t el),• The .tandin}t ''utwnitt.•4 n roue fingenries rep,n'ts-d and re••.-.,u,rlende•tt _ - .the felloerint, parnet•rre : ('harti,s S, 'aln1P1, fur fr,'ilzht aorf ' s,tag,, 111,57: I1 R };eaten, for kill of -ts the rP- men and teams employed in div 1(1, 20.90; Richard Taint, men and teams employed placing broken stone un road north of Claremont, 293.0 6; f\• Emmerson, men and teams ernpleyed in div 5, 21.25 ; Geoi e•Davidson, wen and teams employed in div 8, 20.60 ; W Cowie, wen and teams employed in div 10, 13.00; Wilfred Sadler, tarn and teams employed in div 9, 50.58 ; C \V Disney, men and teams employ- ed in div 13, 19.40; W Sadder, men and teams employed in div 9, 39.00 ; Win Gibson, wen and teams employed in div 6, 60.00; George White, nten and teams employed in dive 3 and 4, 24..70; Geo•Cooper, work performed on tt t 1, also timber supplied. Fsbridge • to••0s' charged one half;,8.17; G \V• 11ient-y, cont div 13, men atid teams einploytvl• en e t 1, Whitby to he _charged env - half, 19.32 ; Robt Tones. for storing the road iirader dte ing the year 19111•. 2.00 ; C ff Disney, teen and eseiauiseen- ployed in div 13,112.80; W .1 Michell, then andeteanls. employed in div 12, 37,411; Wm Waddell, 112 yds broken_ stone.antl right of way, 9.811, also, fur work crushing stone ilio 11.2S.t+6; W J Michell, work in div 12, opp lot.. 32 and 33, in con 6, 33.00: W' J 'Michell, men and teams in div 12, S0.13 7 Good Roads -Machinery Co., of Hamilton. on account, 50.00: John S Beer. 3ft rods wise fence opp • lot 35, con 4, 7.50 ; D Annie, 160 yards gravel for div 12, 16.09: Adam .Spears, 100..yds gravel for div 12. 10.00; C W Disdey, teen and teams employed crushing stone for div 13, 35.00; J H Michell, men and teams employed in div 18, 83.74 ; Walter Mercer, operating and mov- ing rock crusher, 182.60: Wm Dixon, self and others operating rock crusher, 108,87. John Tome made application for bonus on 80 rods of wire fence on south side of lot 21, con 1. • Messrs, Gerow and Palmer moved that the reeve grant his order on the treasurer in favor of the parties re- commended in the reports of the var- ious standing committees presented this day. (Carried.) D. R. Beaton. on behalf Markham and Pickering Telephone Co., naked permission to erect poles un the high- way from Brougham to Pickering Village, which- was granted on the usual ,.'nditir,ns. Permission was also granted to the Central Telephone Assa. to construct a "eine.. front. ('levenaont. to Altana. tl.ett.•e t.. w. t, 1. and south to -liun- :',!iu -1 lelin., said permission being ::_r:tntell. :.'1: its:tal I- u:atlnn•1. A V. tl:ua Jas Itdd, 11::.t Jot."' Gerow ,.rd th( 111-vrr Iia a ,: ttn:mtt& to ....lifer with curninittre to he appointed by tie. 1•xh.',.12;..• • Council :is re. repairing t,,wnlin.• between Pickering and Cx• bride, i„tvn-tlipa anal :11 n,:,ke snub re•peire ;a, they deem edvisahie,. hest.• ri-d 1 The teeincil now ari;ollrnded to meet g.+iti oft Montle$, :tugazet 7th. at the 11-1.1,11 hoot fat the transie tion of gen- eral htt•+inee t' matter of the appeal of .10scph le. ale tr"m the repo; r t,t \\' 1; Fi.al ll:-. t.n. ship engineer '_' .:,;; I) It Beaton, tut servingnot iret', ,'',!. ('ntrt 'a 1'(" •,•••st":: ti.lst • i Ft ii<•ntoi,, .'n as', veer( •-t 1• •'at•t.• rice rut seee t17 -lir d%', t.,r 4, 0'- ph'.nin;! ,'hangs, ,tom; .I.rrr,e, fir'• , • }ir,t.ly, fat ettemlinet n1•'etteg 1'- 1). Ano 1 .'r 1 •t Diem eon I. "2,,e0, else, • for like •e'rvicees 70 let :OF etul 'Ion 4. 9.5' : ('hes I sln,.•r, for like eerv11'.• .,IM" ,tae 'I'• ld. felt' 11Ke• -ei• \\' \'.11,chnt-d.-'IL lot este newel insu,anae of town hell, to the .amount of Slier!. 15,ts,, •.. The Comma trc t0.l(�rol. 1444.1 }3-1:0. ,r s Melveru, night. Friday, T. Ccaworth's Armsdale, noon ; Franklin House, .Markham, night. Saturday, Robert Eaglesou's, lot 20, 9th- con., Markham, noon ; the Lord Jrer'itt,—The great black pure- bred 'Trot' tug Stallion, the property of lobe Dickie, will make_ the season of 1905 at Iola own stable, Picketing Village (opposite the Gordon IL -use.) For speed, kind dispoeitioe, and good breed- ,!ing, Lord Jewitt has few equals, being of the Wilks and-lliatogo breed. lie is a beuutitul black, and a most desirable purse to breed trorn. • Fur pedigree and perticulerw address the owner. I•orri 11into, Vol. 1;+, 3517 '1'be pure• • bred ('lydundels Steelton, 4he property of.A..t:• (%•tnrtney, will stand ter mares during the...men/al et IUO., at bis own steels', Int 2'e, cion, 1, Pliacrina, Terms to insure It foal elle peya4le Feb. lit, 19011. 'Mersa not retnrue,l ,, . u114 ly t''/ the horse a ill 0r charged .for, whether in foal or. not” ' All aectdeets to Mertes at uwuer's roils. Mike l:Afarphf/, Vul, \'111, 1'. 117 -1 he Ameri( en 13193d-'`to,.Iiun, the property of R. (', bavidsou, Churrywood, wtl make the. season of eine as follows : Muuday Lvet.iug, May 1st, will leave bis own stable, Geo, Davidson's, and proceed to Highland Creek; thence to his own stable. Wednesday evening, proceeds to \si hitevale ; thence to bis own stable. Friday evening, proceeds to James Mal• tom's, Cedar Grove; thence to hie own stable. ,Pedest•i'iuri—The imported Clydesdale Stallion, the property of John Miller and Sone. Brougham, will Stand for mares daring the season of 1905, se his own stable. Service fee $12.00. Sir Atexander, (12362)—The choicely bred Clydesdale Stallion, the property of David Defoe, Green River, will wake the season of 1906, as tallow*: Monday, May Sth. leaves his own stable, Greer River, to G. D. Milne's, Cherrywood, noon ; Gordon Hones, Piekeriag, night. Tuesday, Westney Brock. near Andley, aeon; K. Bselby'a, near Greenwood, al8ht Wednesday, Hubbard's hotel, Brougham. noon ; own stable, night. Ther. ley. Geo. Trap's, 19tb cop . Mark• ham, noon ; Mantic" Boase, Blonffviile. night. wbere be will remain until Fri day after0000. Friday, 1.Lebmanes. Atha, night. Saturday. to bets own ala• bee until Monday. Se ger»ta)s, better known al " Apple Jack,"—The celebrated American bred btallion, the property of Jesse gabberd. Bracgham, will rate the season of 1305 as follows '. Monday. tlev 1st will leave bre coin stab a Hubbards hotel, Bre ughem, sod 1 rooeeds to Johnson r betel Wbitevale noon : I'rauklin Henske. Markhaat emit T'tcsley eft,trnoo:, Tneed9v a'.tcrnoun Calteeder's note', 4fa', err. night Wedoeedey, Ken' nedv'e hotel. Woburn, noon e Andrew's hotel, West 171.0 unt.l Thnreday atter• noe•n, Th ;rsaay afternoon, Ter+•'', hotel. Liverpool. ought Frtday. one Queer:'s tectel, Whitey . neon Seabert'e hotel. Brook!in, nigbt. :(atarday. to ha own stable. Stan:.. . {fill.). ea - •Tbe reinsured trot • ete,t ssai'.Ice:,_tnr pr'pery of T. Meade - ford, Whitby wte mate the eeaaon of 1105, se follows Toes/say. May 19th, leaves hi• own stable, Ktaget- n road ears,, and proceeds to T me' hotel Liver• pool, for noon , thence so 1.lazwe:' s hotel, Highland Creek. for eight. R'ed ne,.da., Whitford -1e hottl, night Timm day, 7 E Pist:ev. Greenwood Coat, , 'heabert s, '+multi :1, r 1,411' calur+,;hae hotel, anon, is ,tral bates, ()e!,ewa,-n,,(htetev:rdey. ltuyal 0.'a- 1, R'tttl y, nous . home, night. Terme it, }.e+ press rated th.•ir t•rp:4! t and rt+cefll- rn.ndt•'i rhe- rI.ii, oxeng 1w'VIIOf110 \\' (t -R,-rr tIP`r, lege i-• -„ t r'1eie fire bee.. (ln-i.l'.•lir;e toter., n 1,, '42 !Ind CS it; 'rel:.. to to 1 et'. Vie_tt• sir .1`..'L - l r. 611 4144'. ,:t to f.•r r ,lel, 1„r-' r•, 1. :•.'l r l.4: 1.1 std, teem•. - yen 1!11.1• l.r.d.- it'll.' f''1» .' i 1, .Yli ,ria •r,,: -l. .11 Gle1 ., b, rt . \i eel,. 't',. ,,,�,.• :d -,rile,'• :r,i.i, . 1: i iter?' t,'t'n-''ir,, +tel (. l' \i u ,ropey ''-'0',it • t., t::'u(1 };I , !. t _s.4•t•,1'.c.t-\\'r!-�•u, f , • .freight , 1,,,: r..;,r, t: 'en -hip i,i,.I„ r'y. Ftt 4 in1.4ttutnt. 4el.I14J' VI til. Id\\ 1 1, •r S C w to fen,.' bet 1;,'- 12 an;l 1 3. in 9'0 •'•n., 1,404 . K 1) I'. \c i.. h"r..l- :',n 12 'r r"•1- or •vvitr f1'ni un-i,i.'Mt14- ir'1q'f•••rl Lots' 2r1 and 27,.. on 7, lee. .endr„wt 1101.11.- . rt est ; ' .,-.1;' ltyr•ett lots -22 •:n l '2:a '"t, s, N)' (ie•u ('111s�let'. I,11niI' .,t1'•sI 1'1/11--\l'il'•' f,', r,.'.• opreliit•t2, 'din 'it.' leeil4': 'Cion . HielU'tl- r'in, }..•n11- oil es. red., ape11,r 21. .,n to nl,tlt.); '1' W L:unorennx, 112 y,u(ls gbf-11V 44t td , t,n die 7...r+.911:.J.,hn A \\'hit.-, 2ei vd. gravel et •7''„ fey d iv 7, •1.941 , John Phillips, :et veva.; g, ave!, • -+ 2.10? S.indereen :C. 1}a til lltlril, cumoven-, • pita.silks-plied 'fits 1.+•elg,-tt for dry Iu, 13.11.1: Flank Soden. 4IprrratiII ::+nal grader, 57,441: S,tntuel Carlton, 'lFeer- atin road gree..1 41.141, Pratte: '11-ir- :est[., bonus on 1141 roils wire cense. -e ht•t tetra 6 and 7, ren 6, oes Irl: -•1''J 641113, hones on 311 rods en 1' t 1, ron 1, \\-hit -township -".4. •h=. rhal.t'1 int• half altnnnnt, 7..eUe Dat i,l-O Neill, hone, en ,57 .rods on Brook reed, ran 3, 14.25; • ' ('has 1 Iii l•n' sr1f, Men' trio' 7teanIs emtployed tlnlori.littg't+''•y:,-I4-' Libber at ..Ceirenlnnt, I,.OI.i \\' J 14evitt; enn- ,'rite pipe supplied the 1'.een-hii), 44:62: I' Hi:•h.lyd-on, }Ien11N seri 1011 reds 'rite. Teener nn._ west : hie. lrf 1'.t,;9, K 1• eein, 26.1111 ; Welter • Hultlty, }k 11t;s eta roils het Mrs 6 and 7, can 3, ;moo: 11 Pnckrin, Melts ul: Fltj eels r -'n sitia•linr le•t lots (1 and .i, eon 3, 16.f,0 ; J \V T,ol,-sh•avelli-ng snot- to Sideline( het 'lets 24 turd 25. teed 5, 2:sf ; 'Fitts Philip • shovelling Snow and .ttreeking road- het late 16. and 17, 1.00 ii, 1 n0 : Sete, •_l[n.dill, shovelling enew nppl,:r.e it+ and 2e, rim 7,'2 [a(1 :-(' W Di.:a''y,.,)loVcl'ing ' snow and breaking marl,, 2.611: Jas .-Lidr,•tt, mien aria tcauus employed lr die 10, 50.13; Jas \Villirun., 4411.0,101 . culvert in die 19, .76 : \V lrulott- •son, ` -• mien' and t4.Uus entpleyed in die 5, Brock Road leo, Kis' •x spent fitly l sf :It home, }ii;' M. Fit t'. visiting und- the pet trtal roof. ,511 'a,, ,l ells, [Air, it -Turl1010, are lI Ota, k- tl Oshawa i,, t I1". ,.4,1 ,'!' i' :1:4(1 .les, 1.ee. \i•, 1„'«'•1,':1 fi'l4111..u•l ('tick, p i.1, n' here .1 riving vt-it recently, \\'et O'Neill. 1*f t'Iih'n}•',-is'visit 7ti - ■tete:. \Ir•. Goo., t'rsW;tu., St.. at 1' P,rnt. :,ed-hevt':.tld ,'visa 1., R.Mid V.' h.•.•u -•N' '1111:4 :1 W eek i0 ih'c et ten•line t he 5, S. 4 ,l,V,ntieti, re 54,•'I.tP yt. B -t wee -k Intl 111e•ttr til. had larg week. } a is i 11, }itstd-hate, V, S., who went west ',Jeune$- i-»p''rt. f.tvu154 IV 40f ' 41le est +4441 l,,t, tak"nIFpt'ar•tice at P(3rt t': t i 1 t d, :rkh 'elft e i� etl>.:al;'.'d 4 "days a n e:zing t he wood vie irk depart- \\H:.1ae keens, Mr. -I•}, has experience in all lines of 67:62: (tee'real05un, 10.'11 and ;(via1.; employed in .li•' e, 102.9e ; \V J ney, nit'n and 4C:04)- 1'nthl„yrd ,in 41 V '7 -94 62 e(.etl,('neper, men ;an'l tonins ernployecl in div 15,.13.59: ltir•h:r.'d _ Tann, then and teams einpl..:yed in die 14. 3...,54):.1 H'('oi see , teen tee•Me entpleveti in div 9, 87.79: \Vil free Sarney, emu .and 1'11115 tulipl.ose11 • ;in di' 9, 93,61 : Alex �\'lhen, ac eels The People's Cash Store. Our - Attractions Attentive Clerks • Square Dealing. -Right Prices. Prompt Deliver-: Just rec•ativCd 1a shipment of Corsets, Blouse=, il(a-ery, t'nc}errests, with or without 'sleeves Hose_ Supports, Hated-. kerchief etc., ete. ' -:..::.ItOHSE REGISTER. Baron .51s. nip—Pore bred Clydeedale )Stallion-, the property of James Mac- Rae 3z ,Sone, lot 34. rear of von•. 2, Pick• ering. (one mile •west of Cherrywood) will '.teed for mares at •his etre •ege-e, • 'define che season _of 190e, TernW.:-- To i:,s+ire s foal eltt, to ne paid Manch let, 199LI6. Stares not returned regularly to the horse will be charged insurance whether in foal or not. . All accidents to marcs at oweer'e risk. • • Biieep/tattl•, Vol, 12, •.3:3351;, (112"28)— The choicely bred -Imported C1ydesdate Stallion, the property of S. C. Bunker, •' Pickering, will make the season 'of 1905, se follows : \fenday, May est, wili•lea•ve tis own stable, Kingston road, and pro-' ce: ds t•1 Toyne's, Rouge Hill, noon ; . Maxeeil's. hotel, Highland Creek, night. -Tuesday. Kens dy's Sotee ' Woburn, for noon ; Malvern house, night Wed- nesday• • W. Ash's, eth con„ Markham, noon ; D.' lleeser's, Cedar G. ore, night. Thursday •Ichneon's hotel: Whitevale,. night. Fr day, 'Hubiiard`s hotel. Bro- . u.11'Jt11, night. -.. Saturday to. his .Own, stable. Foie,/ King, B. S. C. R.. (1213t4), Vol. cavi, C C. S. B. 4724 —The fashionably bred lrnpo'rtzld• Clydeedale Stallion, -the property of ti. U. Bunker, Pickering,. • wit: 111&40 Gip 9 &son of 190:,, ad fel. lows 1, 3ioudav, May 1st, 1l leave Inc own stable and proceed to T. Mathis. - fords, noon ; R. G'lthrie' night; Toes. . day, :Sebert's hotel,: Brook:in, nigtll. \V,:doeaday, 13Andel'4 hotel, Wl.ttby, night Thursday E. Rai''don,•baee•Bne 'House .old Qode - '\Ve have ,just put into stock a good line of Table Linens, .Table Napkins, Carpets, Stair Carpetings, Oilcloths, Lace Curtains and Curtain -net by yard, Car -- pet Warp, Crockery, etc., etc. Men and Boas' Ready -make Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Buffs. Neckties. --• • Men's, 'Women's, Boys', Children's boots and shoes in all the lead- ing tyles. 'Good valve, rtght prices. Our grocerieet, provisions, flour, are pure and good "all good" new and fresh every week. Our teas and coffee aril the beat, try them. Sewing machine needles, belle, oil, etc., for aisle. - - D. SIMPSON & COMPANY, PIC 01\77 6pring Lilhinerq `Opening 1 • We will open up our stock of new Sprinw Hats on Thursday, . • • April 20th. We ('(radially invite the ladies to come and inspect our trimmed and ready- to-wear hate ern that Clay, C. A. Baker, Pickerin Whthy Steam Plume forks ,i'r•rC 4v4e'ertlalemev4ts. , , \NTI• tt • A _ E+••.el dining•t„en. c1: A1,1,14 st I'. •k.•uu.t Colleg, 2,et -L`t"l1 S.a1.R •-.1 weather of bee..ol.m- 1e' tea, at y 9, Co::. 14, Pickering. Edwar.i Cor r,,'t1 1':ckrru.g. P. 0, EL EZL%I�OT�T�I��r%�2+C L.��Ir/ TORONTO, 0211. Cor. Yonne &n,1 Alesaader lits. St M 1,11 `I; -•`11.S during oily and fat Public Scht/,l Teachers ted .:1 Tier.. All n,ir F•ratlntltes get pisealclne, Stedents )seitllltted. ar ,,ty tient' This -1414)l01 ie not 'Stand- -tale or 'b;,eking lip.' but is ceustnntl}' ;.;11!44 ,,he.(d • x01141" fvete l:tt NV, d. E1.}.I01"1'. Principal. I711KS11IR, F:S \'oltnf f'..rl.shAtes for sale. Yount: cows realty for service 'Vouc.: boars ready for eervlae. Also, a pnro bred ready for service at the farm Prices right Cali and see thein "Grasmere Gnat eo P u CF1A1'S4AN, &udley • FO1( SA1.K OR TO 1,E1' for tet'nt or veers, SO ectos of land to the Township of Pickering. on rhe Ord conccasioa. composed of the north quarter ut the sar,tl1 half of lot 19 sad the uortl:.1:Tatter of the ,-. ,,14 half of lot Pt. On ah•-1'reu,lses are a ftetur house and frame I urn and en.htee The lan.l le in e good state of cultivation, On the farm is a small orchard. Tee piece is well watered and steely situated, a miles from Pickering Village, ou the Greenw,sod road. Possession -given on Novem- ber let next t.ri\iilege to plow after harvest. Apply to•Ww Logan, Pickering, or to JAMES StcGPOGFt, Proprietor, Hsnovcr, Oat, 88-41 peefertncel i.v 111•:71 and- teams in Ili'' ?fl, 31 5I, ; \Vel Sleep. '60 rolls wire fence til Rrri'•k marl, antttlt yet' -K i'g• •ettn road, 15.001;.ander-rw armee,130 roes wire fence en Bee rod, 214.011; • \V (1ihsein, teen ,end• tomes employed n div 6, 61150: Geo White, coin dive '•. ' and 4, Wren and teems employed, ire fence het lots f end 7, con 4, A Janes, 110 yds gravel at Pee, Tl. '_'t : .I 11 (inners, men and teams • `run", ye.:d in div. 2, 121.29; .1 Ledg tt, eettlerieee Methodist Church ' Services as Follows• • 10:30 a.m. . .Preaching. . - 7:041 p.111 • 2:041 pant • • S00ha(h•Seinee, 8:00 p.m, .:....Epworth League, -on 1'ui•sday, 8:00 p.m.; • Weekly Prayer on -'1'hui day. Rev. J. E. Moore, Ph. B. ' Pastor. Haying Time Will Soon be lwi'e and prnspects.•:us+ • good for an .thtindant reap. Save tittle, labor and hay by having a Provan track ailil oiitfil..pnf , _ in that hare, 114.,u(1. Iron, lift and F',.1.41. l'llttlp-. Aist' ,'i-ternf wade to $meet. ' Fe \V. EV ANS, .Bto.'k-t., Whitt.'. • llnuiul Iron; Angle Steel or :Wooden • Trucks. with t1111_c'(ltiiilinc tile;. - Prices moderate. . • AGENT. 1'ICKERING. night. Friday Gordon's hotel, Pioker ' - ' , trig, eight. •Setur'itty, to hie-^_wa•stable. Gallas;. Choi fon, Vol. 26, :4.222,— , Imported CIdesdiele Stallion, the pro= 'tatty of Robt. Datbe, Greeu Ricer, will make the aeaeon of 190' as :o'Iews: Mnnrlay.-M'Iry eat, leevee his own smolt and proceeds .to John Patterson's, 7tb .con, I'iuterin2, noon ; Hubbard's hotel; .$mufti ani, eight. Tuesday, William ad crow's, Brock Road, . neon ; Ger; ons day, Tom's hotel. Liverpool, noon ; Toyne's. Rogge Hill, night. Thursday, Maxwell's hotel, Highland Creek, noon ; Pickering Lumber lacksmithing .. The undersigned having bought not the hlncksnlithing business .ef. R. -\entre, is pl'epal e*l Co to Mack • • cmithing in all itc,-linee. }Torre -shoeing - a 1,cc,i:Llty . Yard ur Stock • Is Now Complete. In all kinds of beading material inrltidin < rough and dt•essed •Itlmbe,r, lath, cedar, etc. Ou,' stack of Shingles is also eeint- pl4te in British Colnnibia, New Brun' smirk and, One aria Cedar. . . All kinds .if tit4 wleal Mouldings, Raise, ("using, V She4eing and Floor- ing always in et rick., ' Cistern tanks and tv.ttertron1ils made to order. W. D. dordoa. PICKERiNG.• t;NT. MONE TO LOAN. On first -Class improved. • • - ' i'artn property . at 5 _FronilltI*.ttt'nt•ion given to a;l'apl:elicattions THOILIS TOUCHER, Why boy a kinked hard. were fence when vett can buy the carbonized coil- ed steel Lamb }'ince Sold by • W. F. R. JONES, Balsam, Ont.; Also dealer in Brantford Gaeplene • Engines end \Vind•mills, Greig's celebrated Carriages. Farm \\'.gone, etre aitf • CANADIAN PACIFIC WILL SELL HOMESEEKERSL EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE NORTH -WEST Winnipeg $31).110 1Fovvhrav EsttJ evn, X3,00 Yorkton Deloreine 31,50 Sheho , 33.50 Souris Lyle( on Regina. 1633,75 Brand -on :31.55 Lipton 1 Moosejaw • 34.00 Lenore ,.32.00 Saskatoon 35.25 Niniuta- Prince Alb•t 36.00 Bin cat's 11 32:25 . Macleod 38.00 flousornllt 3'2,241 _Calgary 38.50 Arcola i_>. el Red Deer _..39,50 - ' Sttathcona 40.511 ,,I Going June 13th, returning until August 14'h, Going Junetl7.th, returning until August 95th. I Going July lith, retnrniflg'antil Sipt. 18th. 1 Full particulars from Canadian Pacific A ent or write to C. h. Foster, D. P. A„'}pronto, 8.9-$9 1 Watches, Clocks, — and -- Jewelery Repaired, _ .. ._ Cha rges Mdxierate. Satisfaction •Guaranteed. ...Siulp nett door. to A. Falconers. .P. J. Hilts, Pickering. t iC:1T}fi(1 • RINK, HOOSE. AN A:7 T.OT FOR SALE -The undersigned off for :>le at a reasonable price, his large skating rink. and also is in this Village of Rlroughame.For parteonters and lot apply to Frank Sanderson on the premises ort tW V', srdson, Pickering 31. -oLAttftMOMT •.. - 1 Rev. Ills Totten is at present in - f Readtnan is er'eci-ag an a d- on to his stable. • - Sid Stokes, of Mount Albert, is visiting at Geo. Cooper's. - Rev. M. C. and Mrs Tait were In Pickering on Tuesday. A number of our farmers have }egun their haying operations. Mrs. Cowan, of Ashbuvn is vis- iting with A. and Mrs. Wilson. • W. and Mrs. Hood, of Toronto, were at F. Hutchison's on Mon - Denver, Colorado, attending the Leagueer-Res-*M�r.Totten toccupied the pulpit in theMethodist church on Sunday for the first time, and preached two excellent sermons. We welcome Mr. Totten and fam- ily to our village and trust their sojourn amongst us may be both pleasant and profitable to them- selves and the congregation: -• Joseph Boyer, with family, sof Detroit, visited his brother, `on Sunday, making the trip in his } o In air and son, Fred, are I automobile. On Sunday • N ieholas attending the Old Buy's Reunion I Burton and John Macnab were • . at Perth. treated to a trip to Stoeffvilie in Our road commissioner has ; the auto, and the experience was -had his men engaged gravelling! so delightful that they are now our streets. I considering the advisability of iu- Walter Thomson returned on I vesting in one. :Monday evening from his trip to I 4.06. ..1. ' Manitoba ....day Ad • Broognarn. Miss Bell, of Exeter, visited' . here for a few days during the IF. L. Gleeson and wife ""past Week. the holidays in Toronto. Robert Dowswell and wife left; A. Hamilton .sold his driver to on Tuesday on their return trip to' - Wagg fora good figure. Vancouver. Miss M. Alger is home for her. Our brass band have been en- I vacation from the North country. _ gaged to play in Uxbridge on theI Miss Beattie, of Toronto, is 12th of July. spending a few days at Dr. Fish's. - Mr. Tabscott, of Toronto, will', - F C. Brown, of Toronto, spent occupy the Baptist pulpit here on ; the holidays under the parental Sabbath next... Wm. Dowswell and wife, of r Thomas and Mrs. Poacher spent Toronto, spent Sunday with A. B. the holidays with friends in To - and Mrs. Dowswell. cont(. Mr, and Mrs. Howe and son W. J. Boded and Levi Wilson Lawrence, of Detroit, are visiting spent the holiday% with friends - with Foster and Mrs. Hutchison. in Oshawa. 1 Dowswell shot the other J M. Gerow was in Port Perry Horseshoeing. All kinds of blacksmithing neat- ly executed and prices right. _-_;-Give us a- trial. spent W. E. Risebrought Thomson's old stand. 37 CLAREMONT ONT. Paris Green That will kill. CLAREMONT LIVERY • First-class horses to hive day or tight. • -. Buss in connection Meeting all trains. - - .. Horses clipped on shortest notice. W. A. Thomson, Proprietor, stir r day a hen hawk that measured four feet, four inches from tip to - tip. - Charles Russell, of Toronto, and formerly miller at this place, is nding a few days with friends assisting his brother to erect a verandah. - John Puncher and son, of To- ronto, are visiting friends in this neighborhood. M. Peter Mothews it in Toron- ispe in this locality 'to visiting her daugnter who is h 1 Toronto, Visited the former s par- ents, Thomas and Mrs. Gibbons, •over the holiday. - , ,le A ntinibet of ottr young people - took a trip to Chalk Lake on Fri- day last to attend the union school Forty and family, of seriously i 1 Mrs. S. F. Webb wilt sun. of Stratford, are visiting the for- naer•s mother, Mrs. l'. J. Wil -on, Frank Uerow and wife, of To- ronto, -avant the holidays at the home of the tormer'S patents. J. picnic that was held at that M and Mrs Gerow•. place.•- Mr-, McIntyre. of Careen Ricer. 041-r natiemal holiday, the 'First t ha- b-en-eriou-ly ill. blit ar are of .Juts, was observed t'ery epttietiy.I pleased to repot that she- is ut�tt here. A few of o,tr enthusiastic somewhat lin roved sports spent the day bowling. in which they had a most enjoyable time. Johu Stephenson ' f Picketing, , ng accompapied by Hannah. visited his eon Thomas The tale era., jnipils• att�t friends of the -Yresbytet inn Sun-- day tir=day school held theirpicnic.nt the lake nn Tuesday A most enjoy- able time was silent by all, Ts - on Monday Miss Stephen*nn " ill mute. spent the holif ia3, sl tt ttlf trite remain here for a week or ten tormer's sister, Mr- R. S Philip s. slays. They sailed in their yacht from - Mr Totten- son of . the pastor, Toronto to henchman s Bray. will occupy' the pulpit in the Meth• - Mr C'assie:.x ho has 1n.t-ret ltrn- • nudist church on Sunday next. The e- l from the- North-West i- WM. confined to his Leel threatet!t•d with an attack of tvphottl f. E r Mr. Wallace Hayton also t ettu list t_ with hitn trona the NI )11/1 West Bt,th• we undeai•st.tnd, ha tai L:akt t, up land. A very p,lea,i ntt evening tt as spent at the home of• t'hilil,s .ttheti n nnmbet of Mir- �t liau_y,:yn want-omething out of Rntlierforti- frianclr gathered to. the common, you have it • Made_ to -pother to bill hiss farewell. Mis, girder. S,t it i� with your lin -ne'-- Rutherford; ; hilt- h e11 erio . al and collars. Pout.take "what you good ,I i, a Mwany dt.: s iu E•lti:: '1.. ran zet,"=-get- whit you. want, 'ways • Then yon will he satisfied. Not work and its her .school t 1 t rk otherwise, R hat any tta 1 Notice If you want whithetrees, double - trees or neckyokes made, bring along your timber and we can do the w oron shares or otherwise. Weare specialists in all kinds of of buggy or wagon repairing. Horseshoeing and all kinds of gen- eral blacksmithing done. Ladders on hand at 11 eents per round. .W. H. JACKSON. Brock Road. tarriage tainting S/S.A.0INE OIL THE BEST. Go to ROWS:WELL'S, Claremont. There•he. oes agal 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. Low prices, The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of carriage and wagon paintiug at his shop over Wm. I)owswelis wagon shop. Also prepared to do all kinds of paper hanging and house paint- ing. -W. J. Bingham. Claremont. es 4. • market - EveryMorday I� . C. Lairangh, BroLighara. J. S. BEAL, '. We tt e the best of leather', and - guarantee absolute satisfaction. - .. E. W. Bodell, a roug2zam c ter cont ,+ . Shy was:+ made gale reeipient.,ot' :) beasitiful suite cast•. Hie1.:1.: ANI) LOT 1.)H i\1.1:-:1 .o.l brt 't r .,see. .ata a,u$ t1 '., ,W. hoc.:• .e1;.r and frastu w.,ud titled et -c eeaert .ot ecru�em..e. aro r. lr..a tLe p. e -e t Dsrt • etwt�t,. Ja *u,l root collar. -(:uegec,euti, tiaaate•1 ',a ii-•• 1'11:aer of Ptokertog. Arr!y to W. V, Rlrbar i .nn Pt„tereeDe '. . . 11.0 piciceri,sig - - • - . Vigilance ' Committee Mi DAY, JULY IttT1i-Au,•ti'0 salt- of . real estate and. house- and 1x1 at Hubbard'' hotel, Brougham, ``ails property of .lame; \Villian+ • at n p: ni. 'See posters for all par oculars. T, Ptmcher, allot iottet•t The ” FROST " aAL ED • • . is nate of the ,new features of the Prost Wire f • Fernee for this year • The locks are coated with zinc by an electrical process which ab•olately - prcwents rust. • The Frost Wire Fence is made of • coiled spring• wire, tested to 2000• ;be. _teasi)e irtrength-over twice that of ordinary fence wire. The Frost Fence is guaranteed. We will repair at any time, free of charge, any defects due to material or workmanship. Heaviest and best. • Write for free -booklet. •For sale by - E. L. CHAPMAN. Pickerissg . • - Sco rboro J -3 F. E. WALTON, ussct. • 4 r Claremont. s �vei'eign 5JanIc 1 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 Dtps'fin•at. 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 We N('rEs Blank notes supplied free of charge. - MARKHAM BRANCH, CLAREMONT BRANCH, • A. P. Smith, Man. L. E. Todd, Agt. Fotn±r 1 far recovering •l rat:^rts frt,n, ;t. me'rah•r9 ,t• t Lb, appy; ben140o of th., t1.t,•v',H• yfernberi i.avinat pro ' rty ttol,•u comp., z'st inii,wdti.•„ly with vny :nemCer'_ . Executive t.'omrr.ittcl NlernbersbiT'fee - - $i !1G.• rthur Jeffrey, Geo, teng • - Secretary. . Preetdeot 1'.seo. tom.- Geo. Letts. D E. Posh, C. Palmer, Pickeri.,g, Ont. Ticks is -rosy 1s•• tshtxen,•d -from '.\. 1otirey, sic:. ,tt• J. A, ) l.•onnt-r. vire• 1904 Pumps windmills. We are prepared to do all kinds dbof work Promptly pertaining to the pump John Gerow, V. Ricbardeon, Agent, Pickering. PLYMOUTH Gold medal Binder Twine! Frio r t 27xice0- - Henderson & Farmer, Clarernont Paijers,. Paints OUs,-1 TC, Alla'ge fresh stockjnow on hand.. Prises in WalliPaperjraaging 0143 from 13a._ ep.. .. • John Parkes, xruaiburrtosi, THE -'- "MASSEY-HARRIS loth CENTURY - MANURE SPREADER IS the very •latest ma - chine of the original - inventor of Manure - Spreaders. The- Massey - Harris Manure. Spreader will double the valise of your manure to the soil ; it saves labor and increases crops; it spreads evenly from starting point. No hand work to be done.; a smart boy. can operate it ; the -only "tight bow " 'distributor ; change of feed instantaneous; oper- atnr regulates number of. loads per acre. Successor so - _ Ostrow A Son, Claremont. H. RICHARDSON'S Important showing of finest display of China. A very is-ge 99sortme•nt of Stationary. Boake, Dolls Toys, jni't received for tate Holiday sadae. Cali see them. tSabeorip$ions taken for all Magazines, - • _ ..Weekly and DailyiNewepaGpeerrs. • • • 'VCTritb3r- Broc11 Street. 1 IT DOUBLES I YOUR DOLLARS. - SOLD- BY eij, . , Brougham.. a hat leaking roof . of yours..1S doing considerable damage and putting you to a great deal of discomfort and inconvenience. " There is one Sure Way -. - of avoiding this kindlof trouble and that is by. • • covering your roof with - U05111's i eadu 1Pocfing It is watetan'l)of, weatherproof and fireproof, ..a•uti is rapislly taking the place of tin, tar, gal- vanired,iron, felt -acid gravel and - Mingle roof-• • ing. iln'aciount- of its lesser cot ,and .greater -- dt> rability. It;i4easily put -on and the, price • per hundred:square feet -for all material found IS 01..'." TWO DOLLARS:, _Sold only by _ . The• Bnssi-ll Hardware Co. . I28 -.EAST KING STEEET, Toronto. ,r. *EetEejEEElEEEte!ttertEt<tEA:r_ in a' steady os -en for- two hours. Let. ... WHATWOKEN WOKEN STIFFER. . 'Htheloaf get cold in the mold before- 'Ai turning out. At All Ages They Need Rich, Pure A 011t the A Jellied ldecf Toregue.-I3oil a toneue Blood to Secure Health and and wh.n cold place it' in a trick- Happiness.. - shared mdld. -Into a pint of sea- - '• sonc•a and heated beef stock -stir a A )woman needs medicine more than • ouse.,�, hell -box of soaked gelatin end then a than. 1Ler organism is more coin- •oo� House.4 is absolved your Ill • stook -spies; her System -"there-OA:licate, lice around the tunguo in -the, nutlet. \Shen klieuLth is. disturbed regularly in .the cul. set or. the Ise until the_jelly course' of nature. 13- anything hap- I,114.10'D'D'341►i.!!ll1"r9t11N1/ , is'i'er9 firtu. ''1'uitin out on a • cold niter to interfere with that natural SOME CIIOICE ItI-CI1'ES. Pint ter. _---"course, s1., •goes through unspcak-, , St raw le rry ' Sauce.--Wosh ' on:'- able sidIeri ue • in fact the .health of Carmel. t'ustarr1 --Nine tables -poo--- quarts -r eispfel of hutt,.i• In''I bowl,- e;ery 'fu::C•tiun aril the happin.'ss • of full of .granulated sugar, one and and stir till onetime; th it ed,i, grad- every nio:hent of a woman's lite de- •. unit half pints of sweet inilk, shred tinily, a three-(yr:trtir cupful t f pow- pends'eepoioVes richness and the ra- se (gels. 'finer, the •sugar• in -a cicrcd '-ugur. SI irriag* roamnn! lye ptrlarity of T+•r blood supply. That • spider on the stove (not tuo hot.), Crush one' and a half roulette or ripe is the simple s:ientisic reason-Ivi'.y and lit it melt. but do not .burn. strawberro-n with a s'.i•,er reel:, and I)r, SI'il.i;ims' fink Pills are worth "Stir it all• tit.: time until tu.•lt.'re-•niss.thein with•rlir, sn''c•••: lath, last'inure llhttn their neih" i:1 gold to then act: the milk, and when the ly, • i f ha nlye half c•or f 1 ,whipped women Of all ages from fit Coin to - -. sugar is• rlissolied set "inlay to cool. t•rt'ni an 1 s• ever with the r,url;lino if linty, 'These pills actually- niadse the 11 kelt- cold.acld the b -a Lin cg._:<: .rut ;1 l,trrlcdinh; fOrtlt Is not handy take a f rich, red Stood that brings health all into. a custard_ pun. Sot this in tin Lett e oi• a :onion inold• acrd happiness' and freedom Trott: a pan of water in u.t'n and hake -- Iiuiit to every woman. 9Trs. �c!1' y minutes, or until 's.4.." 4.:.v.• HINTS '1'O 11 (SF.iCF:I:i I ILS• Fcrg l':on, Ashfield, N. S., says: "10 'whipped -cosies fen lvl', ... This cuss Sc,n'< lamp wtc;; in t'in gets, t!l n Justice to on, and in the hope that tn-1 is geed but u4. crit i. + whet J s.t�n. ; benefit other si e. nter- . Si dry --teem sheer ia< sty --to ,.ilei • the uaet Frnruc: peau .-au s e .1d pint black r in woolen, 'I take leltasurc in stat- s all, twit roasts r�l(I wt;tci, one lamp from s'r,u.:il,t;. that I puce found wontic•rfstl small onion, two teaspoonfuls seat, l iss anti inns 4.n china baking ins that froth 'tile use of Ur. S°iiltiuiris' Report 'of the Directors Submitteu' to the Shareholders at the Thir- one sol: pounfui pepper, one �Itunn- 11 0' 4'( anti custard cups can be Pints !'fila, When 'I began using ties ,tieth Annual Meeting, Held at the Head. Office of the- fuL mustard, one.tiinlesnoielful Pour, Hooted with „whiting... pi'Is f ',.;:•s r.'“•11:••• ecu i`.o::n that Bank en Wednesday, 21st Jure, 19(15. • two tale!: spoonfuls t: utter, enc ktilon, A l.ttl: bora:: in the last sin':ink r it; at times ' . i , 1 cutrl4 scurcrl'y• [;o u o: � . two hatel-buii 1 eggs. _Soak bean:; N...."!"....\.• ill and leo', ,k.'rchiefs c"I''`t' I sulfured, %er e:uih and feit that The 'erectors, have pleasure in pees, nt'm_ the stiCeenic'nt of the affairs o '•'4. omit", lt,e1 in two rluarts cue to itm an I loo.. butter nisei ion:.• (life was a eioro:n• Thanes to ler. of Ith'.' fleas , for tit,! y't'ar eislin,; :11st :,:a;', 1t:;i:;. realer. 1'4.•; o cion in butter, •add to ^ "....fill thing to ren:ember is that \S'illiams'. flak _.'ills, I ran new say The pro!its for the year have been nuti:;'acto:'y, and after providing. beans. Si�thl,r till done 'Very soft, tit • irwl will not slid: to the Cloths; •;I alit 4. 0}•i,�g better health than 1 for the, usual dividend of 10 peiscci t, i lt,ee�,i(1)0 reducing Hank premises 1iu•b' glans tlir(iusl • the-collie:der: Put .if rho starer t.sod -has Lccn mixed heves 1Ipectrd to haiwr ag;iin, and' 1 arta orrice sofes'anii furniture accounts 517,:11.1.72, the i,ulance, $:39,000. - .•to boil. • add salt, pepper and taus- with wally tenter. r can 414 s' heartily •r•eeitintenr1 there 87, hts been carried forward to 1'rolit au1 Loss :Account, which account turd. Thicken with titer "'.our, which Ki�ch, n towels should be t}'ar.h'd I d!Is'tn other soil, sin s' .wanein," now a:::ot:nts to 81(2,11.1.5:1, -has --leen- ebuked with the butter, out every' day ,True the dinners _ 111 � I!4.. \'.illia;r. s' Fink i'lll, caret ',Its. A(1 Agency of the Kink has been 0:+rn:•c!-at l;1eiheim, Ont. 4�lice Iemun at:e1 P • s .in tui 4-n un me "washed and boiled at least ett'%• bb a _ F'e rgu9alt hce use they !'deal her The Head Office and Agencies here e been carefully inspected, and the a h'eell. row the soup o:e4. them, 4.•r ins, with the rich. pore '"rand so. Officers oi•,he flunk have discharges! 4.h' it dutics.'w•ith zeal and efficiency, - -- Grange Cake. -Two cabs of soigne if a lamp gets overturned wafter 'newest,•,. to the health a;1 l iutplli- . All. of. which is respectfully suLmitte:.i. fgrwill I e o:' no use in lAlill"lt:ts"ig Id), two i;tzl 1 t( cups f !lour !sifts �thr ','flumes. P',utlt, s,a:'rl err ,o•.4. ales of e•ccry flrinian, beln,i. I' Is {u:4. ( ' ' W. F. COWAN, e4�, two sr: a l travlto�nftily of ha this rtasun hit t}1 s:e ),.1 s airline s Torcnter, 31st ..Iay, 1003. President. jag pow•d;r, s4. hall cup of wee, 11 hi .on it • wet hate tits- (L sired 1041 such trotrt,l:s as ana,t:r,.c, 41 1 y(,Ik, , , eels"", 1 - PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT Lwo t�,. ani whites et •1•vo ralg;a, hart terra,,. c, indigestion, '4 s, ono rate! o,. 1 -fess in \tar;nhn s:,00ns sit n:'4.I,e ,a•`ed al- g nue• t rhoumatyel, siiiatica, St I:it u., "been I "'flys v.hen a atone Sil',n•s an,l """at- layer .urns, d III Ir, l ,1 &l«ts ktdrn y or,: 144_'4.1 ,nq caMc• If metal spoons arc used Strl,herrl's I', r. -F'4.` on sliced 4.•n trryubl••? and 4.h.' special ailo,nts of the :'Grcou:e ground down at tit ion is. a cl�rort,r of a cupi.11 of tacit- rowing tit's Hurl w•1(ncn of ntir.elle AA butte;r, uu:il ,•f a gu'. len tons-wn. T'""1 anei also'wtar out tits sauce•. ees e„ em get. rhes:. billy irons atter a quarter of a c t, ! :1 of flour, t1'un' an. d.•ul,•t' in -l4.-tTliein", but you: took until hr:thy, th•n '-til isi•gr,td,t-I 14.' Or tvrerr•, r,rw stu:'.rn s ulti-1 }urild b4. ct.r,fi1 to s,o that' 4.h full ally 1ns loin' of brot1n ste..e., ss -•:"1 Ulm' had Hila" wet -h 14, 'f°': tit'- 4.1 e, ''Ile. S1-tlll'atr,s' fink filth• P,rr Wirt, s -t :(f ,,,r, washing_ _ sisie.•1h;ir, _:•hl•n'.s _ and „ • t f•• ale l cuLk tha',c i `1 .I � i'4. •j l • is 4.,n 4.h•. w'r•a p,;4. nein .!c-,. �:o•r stir in.titre to .:i• ns !II, 11hr.' tri the '.ve„o1 and s4. yea cerise. , err cul r n4 li 4 Ox if 4.N" �h of Cu'ci areae cut into sni it pec( tar Wil, not 4..e• sn 1!:i..l. t4., .;u lura n 1 err -,4.t 4 -•,p,; -- a c n ,et 4.L pills l nu..,Il OENERAI= TATiEtl+IENT irldx 4.c, 11, thn , lu a :4.r! u4. r. be,lrr a, -if 4..0 `n ,Ju ;tl� tit tyre(_ fes IF,,, :,4.l h,• u t 1e i a i „e of hie "rte s I, n r dr h, r uv, t' wt! h c 1 .1 1 het i not h t r n i h I'4. S' !, lata:;' \!e d;rint L1.1 i111.:1:...:� t',. .. . i ,e,!,.d gel '.1..."' t n4.' c .4.n a peri" -h••1 cis K •ors in eireulotwu b3A 39(r 00 4.-S;•^cle $ 213 357.0E potato, "resit tr_Ith„..gg. andCr t'.rtc.vlllr, (nn. L: in ,th o4., n' 4.'a' t 4.l Titer r• ey i c 4.r n recd , 1.....-,i1,4 1,,u„nn note+, legal !,•. ell s1 t4. rtt 4.l, .0 ,Silt• n (*It. I,orentd t.r!rr4 ., '4)76,,11900. ..El 1:re,•,tn Its, td._ c,4.... oir, et .. --� _ see', ,•,t - A:: ar.l c,criuev o1 . L,...! .1 w lout'. ern. 1 rr1, arui th''r, ".2..‘,21 a c'e!h 11 ;,I .. , ,lwl- . . .. - r barks ... 4P1'233.34 h a I o. t: care rtes', I c II,.o1_ nrsi:' ..1..,..n.." (,L r•.,• lM ,' ten - .,int 4. A I0 1NiS11INc: C i 11'.1'tY ,n- Del L- w.'.h tenor nut t • It n ' !jl•! i 1'''4. of a.- 0 •a•) • •1' L,rrr ,•- 1 u4., 'n l,•nt for .4 , u0- hif r:,cup fit. ll c,:{, 4.,f erre,!, on t t -As ih.• 1 • ne:T rlr-„..1 th1_. hr'iis nal n Li -,•4.l etc• ni not• c rculrtn,lt 60,000.00 sti is I,r�t "vera" a 4.11+:h c„t Ol' ,tate 911,'�113np'07 Dtr tram ,rbcs banks -'1'1-7,0.,,,, heli trip of eels •t: t? r, t ,nun I'1» the h u swell o ih u,r.n At" x,51277 r'• h,,1 4.riter tier. wild! it ,a,':nd 1,,t," tenet's . In l:an,ul t of Nxli. one. trnsjo(tn'ul 4-E v.d;r. 1lix"` tc'arn4 nntic,al,le, d sin t :vas s.rt.eil nnbl"ir-• I l erect ;1rr•.. 7 with .;illi about as rt as gene r- 114.' n.ci. 4.,s t;:n 1 u t!4.•, ih 1t t n -\--six I1;••,:. at 1F . ca ne u,- Irani :,,,n t'„ rinmsnt w.Jl.•ca. it to (v .t :'I h n Ill, !h•• tp- - t4. cruet .• - 1 'i 17..200 01 a el utl, r tient--clusa hrcarl, '-teat•• thin..., h ruts, 'titin i 1.,11,1!_i w r Jilleri, 4, e'. 4 1'ucl., 13,57'2,160 11 I,4. d. 43,149 33 stn err r sty ! c 4.'•1"°' 1 - Due are cult nu t:0c_ Cua (lulelet-\I 41 n ter- !,Qi,r „nf :1 4.i:.1 as 1!-,e s,; ,p •ai'P, arca. 4.l cap i u tp�t.: n1 4.n Great L„ tut!, 'n a If 1 ""s aro near :",land to I,4.- I l„t,t 7034Q I-4 \i ,, iurent, m,ricii,al OV t :I 1 t .c ;art, s4. .hates turn e,! 4.r l lel-: ser, to cu r are„ons. - tal,l.c 0, 7-1.•1:1 1,t•- Ih,tri 4,, 001 tai: i 'earl -s �ilorl b e.a_tl guild ri� 'lt?} Dur r,,s,11.., 'trunks in yti,er• tint -cines ;Amid. li_•, 914 74 a htt,f- 1 4.r„ 4.!'i: t all t4.'• a nt,Y^• • of yon l'ana,4,• 1 ti17 1st - cul fttl -est' ho• Mil' : awl co -0k three ecru !'e nla,l • to „n': yuiW It:'•v' will hair u ! I,a�at4 trip," n.• said' tarn, (0 t,:•nr, in t', g3"1 U7 ;•4.,3 40 non .ttrs. St! aro to th,r volt,.11•-•.•••1 l'' t >•e 1 1' I (n1.tn' • 'i e4.: _ -little !_neral �.a• 214.0S2 an "1011 .Jiscoa 4.1 $ 1Y tet arl- 9 a .I -and- th.lt_ this assemblies _o4.' Letters of CrcdaL . issued lr,(e,93't n7 t r;4.v Curr +t 11,183,432'27 Ath,ti.Ye.f foul..,,,......s, -L,.tt the -_'.. v'.1'alts," 4,' urleot, :tele ort !h -.tw!ntt•fonr...4.':11 t',a:i, )sort nttic•}h -- Acr,t,t.uucw_te neat',•, r ()tit uf!4.r' all in Tat, I iothilitiev to 1,<.;Fes s, ao-un 1 41 I 4.t 4.,l -leer'_; a e•.:'4..I of ,4.I l and leo., reel by tit, to;ru•r• 1 li ok uir ti,c nhl,r $11 -eM r,.vre L'e t ,re.:,t ie•tr 1a!; and ) h.4' 4.'tlt.ru„r i,l of chit., r.o,c '11'''''''' 1 nuth,ng •u 1.0"'":4 as on that ttttntw rwn smiling Lies uv u r n, bonr,n,•, C'nl sial r,a61 un'- .1 rl.lrr e 4.:u .c I rvr,•e1 $`i3•�33,Q0 Ir'L'i"r ad,l the wits"' sur;re•, boating father ,Iri„11 hi's iawily,.fot• 1 urn re- i:r•erttr Panel 1•ouO:uuuuo I.r•t c nitre - 41441,_f4(1 ,,, 4.h stltfiv_1i, tau whit--s.-s4-\iih.k:..nsts. 4.n,rapt s-• and sin t :1 sioet4il1• h,: tit^ Itvos of this grcnrl, 11,16.14- rilet .i.',i0. 4. on: 4it,r,i,U.00 slit g.autscuud-' .1.4.1.407 . c 1 a, lesion ,I , • a4. ., awl turn.tnta a beet u u 1 t lean 4.,,n,.f Hite•.., nn 1 .hn; e ,all fourteen of ite"eiue,l ;c„ 3'4., tray- - IOit.333.07 lie •.,ir'� .hat th.e t• ate'•ial.+ Is 'well • nide tat .lure, p.m, 50,0U.0 00 -N„tr+ anti rill,+ at'ardt:o . tarn 4.t•: a l.. vol tahlrstioot h.l •.f but- vo r wig , n oy the trip. t belie t• r• ('o.,,^4. the pan• 'and con:: ,ht, wet r the 1no- lemon' an,l-t'otul l ,,1! 1y Iwo .c•c,n teoew.•tieeeen�e r. are ad-, 1111:41,14- 01. 1'rn.11;, and in 1 ! 414v 1 lops i rov,rd: 4-1.571,53 Lr-. ictirout carried - ((owlet in n h ,t 4-r,, n ?ut t n tin CO'•, r the sl (;t with salt. Aflcr mir,141y- vudtri4 1., each other, and I lure, said ... .... 8'.,113 43 )1a ,k {scare •, 10 (4.0Q.00 r•ea`"r••'4 ° 4-•-d ar''''e -to 't.rc>:,G si n-- n:e i.oid the • • :itl ei. n4. i is b.eh. cheer • Uri 4..r A•:, t. nut inclu,l- trt, S Wtrl.l, nasi Tar.u'r to -lion i•iul- (' R • ------ ed "meter -Lira fury;otng El(',Tri 77. t er. -` eerto- at one • 4.4. i 11 aril, e lid iter not a tr,tcc of it:o rust will front tier pa•s, trc r list theist+ three ' Ita.,tn crs;ed, by coo' ins in tat; rcua'n,•' ,persons for ray taller You and 1, ffit',R12'1,t e:4. $10,115,2,S01,08. •thy d:.rr• sir, arc-- Here, stn+.;irrl. c:k'< P. Mel h ('4.n seri Jfan;t e4-. l4.:i^'tn, (listens" --Ira': ;Ale and. .7Y) \jf:gilt Git.'1\I'i'i:, _ brine" n•, 4 y !ls!i and clear away 1 e emi�th,r,L't;tl,l(141 ir,1h 1: ",.f l rnnalaf It - has I. n been the".ght that" these dishes," • '`T'he-chair'was •taken'try the Pros !deltt, 'lir. Stir 1•'. Jets: an, and NIT. _ ' 'cd "clam• ht ons -third of a cup of :;tit:di I c;rant:o u4. u,•ud ell re is an C1,•or e 1', 54.11 14leld, General \[an.iger, (tctc(4 as ti44.11tary to the meet - cel,!. sinus, Neat and cult of lienana imlwr :snit;, -fent of , r a little 41x- �* in' • jlna;, in a double boiler; when thor- [;ericncc one learns than h urn•.- A IrAti1'I:ft'S ItI•:\YARD. - 11 n motion of 4.'roderick Stylar Esq., secnr•,drQ In T.- II. -Wood, Esse, '.,nghly herr adil,n scant cup 04 srtgar. ins' can be don,`, - the minutes of She preeioes meeting weer tal.cn ve road. and • home, NN Whrn ltlaine teas 'a yuun,q tnty?e4.- • Thr. -President then rFad-talo Deport and S,nte_in,Ids, _and after wak- • frolehi n the sli,,;:- o ells: of -t, i remove to, nn cxI t rtw•. anti casts 4.vicero few, het was asked to r on-ihi`r.d of a I\h, 14.. a ranite I.^�: Truer rite !'.r I oarin', a Irw rctnarla thi•:rpn, rnocodt; u� o :L, 4.l:� ,t i•' \ t.r�I rrsilL•nt: n or kettle ho- actual u poverty-stricken =ramp ac- ••'That the Report and Stat,•mcnl : nv'.c r, n 1 ire eiliest,,l and printed for 'sue c f buil n; water oct r the .4.!u- ins t„'kak, -the h.o!:: 14.•ay bu en- ' cased of stealing a watch. 1!4.• ,lona- tin,- they" add- the hat Lnnana pulp. g' I circulation a,n:ong thc`til:ur holders." t'arricd. I;tel;,<I' a little aed a ceppi•r rivet �cd w'itli all the ardor .at his cont- lfotcd by G, B. Smith, heel., and ave, ixied by ,Will. Spin.... Escl„ 'That Acid ;dso,the,itlicc of a.soelr'iirange. `0114.en into it. It takes but a sero rnand, drawule so pathetic a 1)1 tlLro t, het the, dish containing thea tn441fole the tl::w s. of the hnrchold)rs be gf 4.o to .the T''rr::hlrnt: Vice -I'4.&'. d•'nt meant: ;eery little st„ t:gtlt, and the with stitch reu,linrirtg tnrrry thio" rest .a ed -the' ()rhe. IR:octors for -their att,'_ntion. to tL•e affairs of the, P.an:e Jt a Ilan of i • "tater. ,lus.t before 1oak is olIo:'tually srui'l,td. 1!itYcrcnt closing of his argument the court aurin the y'oar," Carried. • fit begins• to• set laid into it the sties (,f copper rivets 41:ay'be`leought jwa's- in tears' and oven' the tramp ao,th by lI. L.an arri deer., arta seconded by Won Glcmty, 1'srl.: - •-ow i". I,ratr•n w'hitc• of fou: r,gs. at tltu hardware store, tuba( le for w'e'pt. The jury delil eratcd but a ' i 1 "That the 1llttnks of the, meeting be elven to the General .htn.tger, As, Tour into a mold which bus been liver cents 4 puc:cage as•sorted..1ltose ifcty minute, and returned the ver- cisT;utt i:cneral itltina er,•.an<I Insrector, And tiro others ()Slicers of the ...ii with hat -411)a £11rts. -Hitt( Lha will lihuly m11.4 all the gran:tow;h rt .l dict, \o4. Cutity." '.'heti titer tramp Hank fortheir' services daring the Year." C'arricd. ,Secire :eight be enough. that rine" would 1150 in a liictime.:1'he ,drew' himself up trans streams -d down 'Moved by It,. C. llickersta!f, Es>:1., seconded by 1/avid Smirk, Esq.: Peet . a I_a 31u,1c.-R'ith a sharp rivet has 4.t .toad tett car^ end; ihu his. face as he looked at the future) knife na_ke through a round of beef „eall end is inserted in the helot f ' I 'plumed knight," and said: "Sir, I "Thattho ballot"now open. for the elrctiO1 of I'�irec•tors be kept open inti ions an incl" apart. .Into t.1. the art!clu -to he 1fir.ndcd, it is 1•ess- nester heard so grand a plea: I have until 2o'clock, unless live minute's clafrse without a vote being cast, Moles thus made stick. long strips of p not cried before since I was a child, whin it shall- be al.t)se(1; and that 1liessrs. ,), Is. ISiwen and H. .2 arr- ,lods ^d th.ough, and then tate vessel plat • - fat • sal t pork, . tial" •4..h' Treat with I have no money with which to - re •act -as scrutineers," C'arricd, _ • - 1 " * d' L the ! The scrutinisers declared the following gentlemen unanimously 1elected Directors for the ensuing year, viz.: W. V. Cowan, Frederick Wylde W. F, Allen. A. J. Somerville, T. R. Wood, W. R. Johnston, and Welling- ton Francis. • , • - At a stlisctpient meeting of- the Directors W. F. Cowan,• Ewe, was rem -elected President, and Frederick Wy1c1, I•:sq., Vire-President.. GEOIiGE.P. SCTTOLI•'JJ LT), Toronto, 21 st .Ione,, 1905. _• Gen:rad Manager.,. The Most for '1(our Money a the Best for Stour Heal ,ers Ceylon Tea, Positively the purest and most do liolous ton in the world. Sold only In sealed load packets. 40c. hoc, 6oc. By all Grocers. Highest Award, 5t. Louis, 1904. OF CANADA. ank s. t; CIL. It1 l+, r. hTOUVh t forWard DIV Wend NO. 5,3, paid 1st ' , 14.4. :,Inv 1') el $ 22.3 13.0(1 lsec. 11)01 . . $50,000.00 1',e .t 4),, cert: ,•noting .1144 Dividend N0 50. payable >,.r 1 ?4.3- , 1er d,•i,-e,4.- i -t Jur,, 190:, 543.000.00 t;tw , xlu.n•.r•.4 u•t,•rr4t a,.- w'rrttcn off Lank {,rc,nisia cru,• t ort 4l, (melte arta curl u1(.e .alms and furni- tnaki •0 { •-iul ... for hurl turnt-cc, :4.,t . 17.:194.72 atel dur,utiul, dgbty 1344 0')3 59 Curric.l iutwltr i to credit of 7 -.nn -I'roflt 4..1(4 Luny Account 62.1.1,1.43 _ $19 .0 $170 709.55 .drrsr:in:g ntade'of e4. cal cc ul ctt.suuu talo rein aur in` .a ward You, but (drawing n package Il parts of of the rivet hammered down or flat - oil anal •vinegar, - a onc(l with salt'Ifrom t he depths oT his fagged timed out to 1.101.11.101.1it in place• , h clothcss) here's that watch; take it Ural popper. lent the meat tic in rivets aro serf and easily' manii'ulat- "this fs:r eio•ht hours. I'tlt tit moat and welcome," -Boston Herald, into .covered rooster, 4-4. ' It is best to •mend• a hole: as . a pour a.. pint .goon aa -it appears, for if .loft to be - of beef stock around it and roast forcoir"etort' la BABY'S DAITGEA. • four hours.' hd away in the gravy rge, the granite is liable with \1'tttn• •co„ to peel ell. for some dis'tanee atoned. a weight en tap.' and ifis `cues. lite ware evil} -not hold }t n:othor' cannot watch- her little slice 'very 'thin' nasi seryl : ' 4.h:.:, rivet, but will chip a+yay,. Ite.f' I:oaf.-.\Iix 'to:icther three J ones ter. carefu11d during the 1101 Th .re exists a device for mending, weather. 'Dysentery, •diarrhoi>a,. • pounds of .chopped raw •hcef, - one- wood fil,re which until 1101• (10 one quarter of a pound of minced salt cliolca a infanttrtn, and disorders of pork, one cup of ctackor'•dust., .two supposed could be nenefed. "The a4.- the stn t eich by aft alarinin frequent each, of salt and pep_ tide n.c•ndrd- was a tub, and had daring the summer menthe, and itit- Leaspuonfiil)per, and moistest all with two beaten el - quite a holo t roktn into it. 1 ho less the mother has tit -hand an del'- ` eggs, and as 4.,a 11 Wil ul, of i)uiint owner -took senile putty and -careful- talent, remedy to (-heck and cin•& the juice. \Fork in two tableslf 101tls ly fi41 d up Lha break, nasi ttllo;wecl trouble a little life relay go almost of mclied butter, and pad: In a it to halfr n. „This might. last a life-• bcfoce. cue realize .ilia case is, BCri- gr'•ascd mold. Cover: set in p„ roast- time, Lot f0 mnt:c the "vert: arose utas. At the first hila of any ,of, • Ing .San of boiling "cater and • cool: SCOTT'S- EMULSION• won't- make a hump back straight, neither witelt make a short leg long, but It fealosiMt bone and heats diseased bone- and is among the few genuine mans of recovery in rickets and bone consumption. • Send for tree sample_ ' SCOTT'k BUWNS, Cliemt,ts, Toronto; Ontario. Sue. and St.00; all drngteats. suhsttultint-,• the' place Was 1,nintcc4 theeee niliereits the ,w'ir0 mother will over, tinct , efirfn cloth :1 reseed over Lire h'r tittle"one-1!abv's Own -Tab - 1110 )'aenl,;.p 'ntsil ne'a:n,•and lo! the lit s. which l,'ra1nptly -cure all hot tots -"was quite car e. as oyer,. if • weather 1ilteents, •M,s.. •.Tolho T,till- not strcn;7'.l .in that l l;tce, caster, North I'ort-al, N. W. T., says; ''Sly halts ."was attacked wit0 (liar- -• shora anvomiting. I nt care gave 'FIT1: A-PGCMI•:al NT' WAS 'SOUND• Daisy's Own Tablets (411)1 this- next. 'A man- hi 'a .si_irokinn compartment day she was as tvrll' as ever. I and of a tr'm,'in leant 0714 to the m1Tn ii:4.'4.1 without- the' 'raidet14 in the sitting opposite to hitt, and said: hoose as 1 end they are •tile only ?'}.sive you a matt -h?" --mrilicirtn.0-11111: .cnt�' 410010/."_ .010ec_ "Yes: but 1 haven't &sit, a cigar," snothers -will folldw :qrs. Joan- • was the. prompt,..reply. cnsti'r'.e 1)04111141 Hari keep the Tal:- -Thee you can't want the nlntuh," lots always at hand -their proMpt sweetly returned the "lyes"' man': use nlnv 515'4-a little life:S 11c1 by all medicine dealers or sent by mall "You never told tue_.Miss F,lirgirl nt 25 cents a box by writing the was an at•hlete•I "Well,. is • she?" Pr. •firillitims'-Medicine Co., 3irock. !wits; Ehc has 1,brow.n xoe-over." - vile, Ont. ] ARLY IN THE GAME. IJNX GI:SS:IIIY. The honeymoon was just two weeks Visiting relative -hie, Kitty! You old shouldn't lit, abed as late as this, "J.ohn, .dear,': she sand, "I made Don't you know .that "Ile who would some angel cake th is mor'ning." "Ah, darling mine, any old cake would beangel cake if you mantis factored' ft t' `' • u' ' IIAD.I3!iD LAMPS•: • - "Say, look here; these horses I • boug•ht"of ybu last- week .arc blind - blind as 'n bat, ..Why .didn't veru tell• me that before 1' bnlght.thein?" I dill toll 3'00 that, and you said ill-tempercil'?" it would be all t rtell " •) Brown-"Yes;schen she is good- ' "When did you tell me that'," natured she sings." nod'?" "Yes," said the old mat.hemat.ician ` with g gleam in his watery 1b1116 • "Po you regard my suit with eyes, "I've .airw'ay's tookoce at_ it that -favor?" asked the young man in the way. `Marriage is addition: when the rea0,y-made garments. "\\'ells' re- little ones conte it's multiplication; plied- the critical._ young Woman, -as when dissension looms up to cloud - she glanced at his apparel, "it the horizon .of their happiness !.it's isn't a suit that I would detect my- division; and when the.. final parting self." comes it's subtraction, thrive, must rise at 5"? Miss Tiitty-Oh, yes, I koow that. l'apa always rises at 5, and" - he thrives so well that there's no need of lay thriving. , . . . MATTEII OF CHOICE. Browns -"My wife is inclined to be ill-tempered most of the • time, I'm glad to say." Grecti-"\.'hat! Glad to say she is "The day you bought -'cm. Darin t, I tell you they didn't _look 'very iNCE iIETINEERS MIMS whole Black Sea fleet, although, in view of the contradictory reports of the past few days, a certain, amount of scepticism is perhaps jiiktitlable. •IC it is true, it obviously bears only one interpretation, namely, that the . entire fleet is a!'iected by a mutinous Admiral • Unabble to Compel Crews spirit to an -tent tna-titttg it danger - to Subdue Revolutionists A -despatch from Odessa says: The iced 114- of revolution is hoisted on the mastheads of the Kniaz fete(- • kin, Russia's most powerful battle - whip in the Black Sea, which noW ••lies in the harbor in the hands of • mutineers. •The captain and most of the officers were murdered and • ,thrown overboard in the open sea ,and the ship is completely in the possession of the cziew and a few of1'scers who have throw u in their lot with the mutineers. The guns cf the Kniaz Potemkin command the city and in the streets masses of striking wworkulen who. on Tuesday fled before the volleys of the troops are now inlamcd by the spec- tacle of opeil revolt on board an Imperial warship and aro snaking a bold f themilitary. teas to retain the ships in commis - Meantime the usutin:eet•s on board the Kniaz Potemkin steamed away, and are now on the Roumanian scenes of blood. The Cossacks opera coast, thein future plans undecided, Ated thirty machine guns on thoi 1'he len'a'z Potemkin '1'nvritchc•s!<y main thoroughfares, and .considering is n,,w Ina:li nal control of the Black that these were sometimes turned. on `mat, her rowers for mischief being densely nlassec n'ubt the estimates 1 limited hy her ability to obtain LEADING MARKETS • I3READSTUI FS. • Toronto, J uly 4.-Wheat-Ontcriu -No, 2 red and white, 9Se. Goose is nominal at. 8.5c to 86c. Manitoba -le easier at \', itt:lipeg, and locally aletii -to the cold -storage problem In $1.08 for No, 1 northern, S1.U3-far'Canatla. He gave statistics showing No. 2 northern, and 91c for No. 3 the great importance of the ugricul- northern, lake ports; Gc inure grind- tural exports from Canada, which ing in transit. amounted to $100,000 this year hlour-Ontario-90 per cent. pat- and 5114,000 last year. Great cuts, $4.30, buyers' sacks, cast and growth of fruit production made a \vest; choiee, 15e to 20c higher. Man- heavy demand for careful handling' itoba-first patents, 55.40 to $5.G0; and large accommodation. Our but - second patents, $3:10 to $5.20; balk- ter exports had not increased as they DOMINION PARL1.��1EN1 NOTES OF PROCEEDIniGS IN TEE HOUSE OF CODi1JION s. _COLD -STORAGE E PROBLEM. Mr, J ..L Armstrong called atten- on rest, SS to :,5.10. of thousands killed and thousands coal pro', isinnS and annn,ntitfun. should, llow could they increase wounded •clo not seem excessive. The 1'h,. crew of the sr.ond warship • Ali111'eed-Ontario, S12 to S12.50 when butter had to travel in a car j sustained by the tro•ops aro for bran unit $1.7 to $ losses not known aeeuratel�, but mittcd that. three police officers, have repented of th.tr m t u„ , an t 17.50 fur in a temperature of 53 degrees to 58 a • • d_ , wh!ch mutinhal, the Georgi Pobiedo shorts; hluuitvba, $17 fur bran and b no,telT, aro tuti,nti:ne reported to r a g tees, alae u i 4• and $1J fur shorts, Torontq and equal ft •r14•tng in policemen, twwenty-uric Cossacks, an l points. eleven infantrymen were killed. The are negotiating with the Governor of Oats -44c to 45c for No. 2 out- mutineets do len sta. to 1 N...Odessa for surrender. side, shared in the burning of part of the There is no r'liaE l) con rnkation of I Mosley -Is nominal, 45c to No. 2, for all the. way? Refrigerator cars cit and shipping. lin 'lids Was entirely' of the officially reported surrender o: i 43c for No. 2 extru, and 41c for should be more thoroughly insulated the work of rioters. 3l:\'. of these the (corgi 1'obiodonustel'. It is iNo, 1 malting outside. - and more care taken to keep them had petruleuul torches and• other,• u)ur cantly evident that n:wsgather-. lty.` >.vlreterind _GOc;__ettl;ttle, ice! _Mei Armstrong ducted -figures pocket greuadts. They attacked all ing in Ouessa at the present leo- I cern-Canadian, 534 to 344, Chat to shute that only a small percentage the beildinees,• warehouses, titwelli ee anent is au e\C'edingly difficult task. hero freights; American advuuced' l of butter, 'rep's, apples,• bacon, etc„ h then.`i,hburhuud, ;he substantiation of anything but',sharply; No. 2 yellow, 034; No 3 recut from Canada in cold -storage. degrees, n4) then 3 • degrees in Ves- sels and 90 degrees after ac England and then compete with hut - ter from Argentina and New Zealand which. had bcenwfrozen and well cared and Churc cs in 6 1 1 t i l visible (act i pra'•'r"fly itnpos- • yellow We to bac, lake and rat and the woodt'n framed t` eye ec rail- rise e s which served the three harbors, slide. • freights. road, Ile moved an amendment that Can- ront against uu i ar- • ada annually exports a Iarge amount TIIF. MUTINY. • b of farni products, of which a cunsid- uf the harbors. The 1 1n )(r .cork of ; "'"'""s -'he a.l1..ly :.'.-'1-liar) is no len e• laud cast, e.,c fur mi erable portion' are of a perishable arose from the shooting of a sailor ; tite railway was semi alight. ItI Rolled Oats -$4.7:, for cars of bags !character; that depreciation of value any d,);1ht that the :rtutututts buttlt� v: of such products during transit re - oho was presenting, en hehalt of the ; blazed dei all ddrec'tiuns, and the cat's and for barrels on truck h'_•re: crew, n complaint against heel food• tumbled balut4,• atr.ung teller pro- kh''r Kll a! 1'utunil,in 'Ca4iiuh'e4ky 25c more fur broken lots here and Isults in great loss to the farmer's of • 1 ! 11 l tw r' n r* (akin a semicircic 'S roared. the hearts iUD ':1)T SL RI{IC\1)I:1(, 1'rts-714 to 724 for No. 2 west - h es nut senr,•:1 trek , .'r .n e g 404 outside Accorciiug to one \.4rs101 , this sailor, Ilrerty destroyed were t.a. uhIars uu f the red 1113• that he hitel been whose name -wits Ontiltehn.rlc, objectte:l I. werchrse rts of three great• Reesfun 6 to the quality of the "borehtch- or transport companies, core ainieg flu- :'• inn hes net hewn t hu,i wed, but . Soup, and was immediately shot 'remise stores, - it is ucpiat,nt the alithot•i•i..s tr,uk •COI'\TI(1' 1'ROI)liCl?, • t ndrent t •e of the ctrl rill belt'.f that • M1:tter-Prices• all round ere un- dotwn by a nusa'oti':crr. the crew I .. THE i'ICT151'^ BURIED I that act ',r, u , d to • nr.0 uv (• the yes - ..then srle: the ship, 4m (, •y', prints 1'o•,•mi T ' th , i wale. if ria:,...a.„..46 'spQrcd on coedit � ,n that they wool, � captain of tar l'itr l ',hip uuubr that th'• then rf" s, 1 d h were, i (t el.h,ik, the sailor of tier 1' 11 nt • e• 1 s irend•1 in 'meth. to cal:, the ch:.n ,et ht t e. h,) arra 1 Creamery, 1dc to 2_fle n et4'rtte t':s y, t e c:. v- t.'. t• • . ' • du s,,li(1s ... ... 1Sc 1'le ie-) L} the. cal , t Gc,.r_p 1'uured 't,u- - _ join the n011111'ers. The others:. f.,r ruin i; ruin n!`uut ' h 1 st••!1 le-.., ern; 41 (1 Iavtin 1 h:• Dairy II> rol:s, good to f.,••4) 1Lt 1Jc 1( c • 'trete 1`1114.4) and their. bodies thrown '.n 1' ,1- r f 'mice , to the nritrny twa., 1 r 1 u 1 r r:, w.h l were len. It urn the o rrrt0;tr:f. rke•:,iay ewe tri; in th ee cit, n. .r,1;'ut ha" cru 1.1•,4• rolls ,.. 1 l Jtic 1 he I{n'az Po+: kin .'tri h ro l.le u 1 "t ru:ciu '1 '• r't h, s!, ' dei tut Ltrni :. .1';c 1 tic heti-rig ,4In; tLc assertions contained Thr tut;cr:tl 4' , ba:u;r the nerusl ,a u.r'•I;n4 11 tie. ±,na ht a�'.•u n t :!ed !,}' -Ina, d fur an do „1',10`,,.," ell,:, ,;cud to ch'r 1.1'4 1 ;!.c t'r -•ern wear y situ true', he would be on 1414, tiny r. ,, ! (,( ft, g;•c•;,t u,iiL i• 4..iuui,.tr..t1 n Iu;: n r. tee' 1 11 . "„ th rv- '>r t chart to a. ,'let it At the same tiutcet two tor; e do boat•:, fatly the 1xul, } 1!r' 'i 1!. do tnlerl•_r ,_ 1 1 C th.tee clic„ rnr tr 's -:,,!`,.".',.‘;',...h.. 1 , of On,iltchuk was; hror:ght :tsnu•e lit p- .•r, a `. end it ,•+ tro t c. ' .cult to I ('h rst�l'he nkarkct holds • stra,fy `'• bile complimenting hint on the at- . r hr battleship's bre,ts. anal thciuvelv,• elan„ the.' i,' 1ca111 i'1 t,'+i,h ,,f ib, (14 1 and in (meted unch,o.r;od at 1(1 4. to tent!,( he hail j.iven to the question, our, f t t!>ttrb• 4j'a4 • ohm.tele:. 11.,• nett u, : 1.}' !( is , t r..::. ' ,:.r .n lu,.:.s 1j1;c• fur jab lots beep, he pointed writ. the' Mr. •.lrnlvtrong was land, on Ide wee- urate, twh,'.re heel not fined the 1(,lnntaref 1 .t .:f ?! " 'lie re- 1; i e I. ort, ral..t antonnt to had unfurl 111)> e ly nil -col alts the re- lied it was crater -sett in semi -et at 11 day. rt earlier 10 the. ,lay of t1,1•i: ie-:- l:qas-4u„tations areunclutng'd est pert �-,.ru)e, e l)It, 4)''w I\( •acre an 1 1(;,c to 1-c. cords of t,•mpeeratures in cold -storaeo • It ``••••'s 14-ttrd ! th.,ri- old ,. f i"'t' fail naval to int:.r th i;• 11 111,:1 1 tilt ' son•, many of wh,,:n placed ruins in full natal hu",'.err, •1'1 a 1�!.d t`,;' � 't .,, 1 r,, 4 , era• said to belt'' 1';,tat•,e•s—I'ru•,•s are resile at $,,c 'rh•tmh;•r+ wad V roe)Ird air c•hum- I as-.ct at the h:•ad of the holy 1.e-• 11 d s ro:.''. Ito- 9cec per bt•shel !errs, 1 tee nrly ,.1 tri inn i r f the .tact a they would Infer an er.r ,tet a'rl ll; th',t t'r,c t "t m1 h is of ear- tot,arcls a f end to dctr•:1 the - ce,t `1111• t hand, ,1111' that, a thea w t ,e•-'tlt-ell aechtnt. n',tv' a": 'r ltal'd 1!n. 'metes are tamer at, of the luri.•r, 1 it,ter t,•aeeet with the, tent Ira) 1') 11', 4,. l tl'^'' (` CI e of the t' „L i"o:el - g- to 5- ',e per ton fcr �o. 1 three vale! than:11.er ter entirely tits- .. the,,. ars: he are .n, h^ nn trace late. • r I I Tho Author! ' havr, mt(c no at- itrnl(•liutc!}' open err on r T1: o.,- N e w-1 tint,' I Canada; that cold -storage facilities provided. in contract. with the Gov- ernment should be thoroughly up to date and e•fliw•teitt, and should a -fiord an adequate return fur subsidies granted, Ilan. M••. hisher, in reply, said that, hating ca-refully tteloler(1 the -amendment, he . had foiled to read into it aro cersere or want of con • - flderx•e in the C evernmeet , and, .be - tie/ ,/!,).t.1...1 et, b ti t • e/ t n.t uric+ an l uteler bath !testi t t f th p r! 110 ,.t: in (ui r,i_r 0.1 t },a 1, 1 t a 1 sear, nre ea.;; methods t k f,: r, 11,1'•'3 t..rierl arc, rd. te-.nt to rc•tsery the heed'; the, sthe ;teal( l(;Isano r the'rersi,r! o!' _ en to the levee slay artr.•les..car- ors bn'.,rty.; served nntle•c ,Tint the hrr.,!i.a.a a bus_: t.her<tr,;l he bat- ,.tin n the !o-tt-•�.t-in vh., t,c`t,r! e}r letri at c-• ••5 e $li per' text; 5 • t;'n ,•f 'the trrlran • r: are) cur lots on 'track here. -tiedii'htlr ante tine as or necr:3- ship, wre-1,1 open fire e'n anyone ri •-k- t b - )tip for the :info rec«rrn 11 t e ,.'• ' i• - ling ter intcrf(-ro with it, • A )wire curt and t,, ensure the '.(I-ly cf. rip 11 •.,tern cane u here ,i? ll -to a:;e•nt '.isitinb the spot has kp1Gd by' city. It census>t be barn al—rafter 1•41a'e5t,t ah -1,,, il col''ie-;; to ,an etrif, era hi. ot?cr Ras arc opted ('d in ant' o'i- i.)l 'fie`,111,- (lea rl:'c i',)l that case• the.. inutile'..rs' thr'eat 4t'0µ - r-' t h • w t -n d t,i n.+'. the (''t (r`;. f,,- I'IIF. Ria) ram; illiIS'Ti'll, cpelt-d, • ,•' m5:' 1h n'nrr1 to a.n.1 white oat,, ,c ho :3 wlate oats, r• sits of snarly te11;"ratrir.•s, Mr. }'•ehr-r painted out that the Gone; n- M(iX C.Iti':.1i . JI,1,Lti<I?"I ti. m.' ( cl no -c•nnt r,•1 over steamship -.meetre- ,71314 t,-':rn.t!•-\o, • �.�, -compant(•c, contracts with which ' have all ezl>rr,,l Put the ..contra -.s I4,trin� the dap a r.4) fu was, 1- r, ;• .'t :r 'II: •t soul l.ic, �o, i �I sato a lathy, u�., find served ,how Lee" int ^•,e-1 •rl, and hen elle! lv wF`ithnut Ill•t,ert sec', the r,,(,!> the she, lilt.; nit I•..•n 41.41 1: ;;.N1. J'1'. ' '\u 4 1,arl.. , .._a.facilities ,Stern (ann,liun ports erase thaa,r;-h the 4)„v ••eel rite , , t h there wits now b„ tet cold -St ,ho Fried on the hula•. Pcthan 1 1n1:: -11,ir it ,..)1).1 spt In wheat 1,a-1 frnui ar.y portion ut fho c,>ntimee.t tent-, $:; :IC) tv c qct,. strung trackers' '$,i to �:, 1O; 4 int,r'.sheat 1)atents,'ftc Os'3 1e- et>l l-st cs to show t'h:tr S:1 "'J; ,1raiglit rollers, $,i to •f'lcinitH•a for ctrl I stetaeo had .re•1..r • SS 15' been fully trollied try Canadien 9111P- aurl in bites et $1 :>r) to 52.75' 'per The department "had found it M1Iltrecl-�I ;rite !,ti Iran h to ,, ,,er .arV to lilt Imo duck managers at ,t X17 to $iw s ,,:t. �: > to t.. ( " • Slayer of En *1^til ra-s In-Wilder- ten.h 1 l.iv'rpoul that -tf better 'facilities :rose' Seritc ::cd. _ bulk.- SIcS.nn to 517 ;(1, melts tile) ;n,iuil c, to c_, per uu• counteracted to send their !titter to met: r•e'rs 01 11)' crew rare 1S c? 11 sh1p, ,ag.un.-becalnc t-hr;`a1,'1rn; on Zh rIS- I;,,,, rn ,^ h.' .urs 1 11,1•,, +1 IlE44 nl-1 to ship in the harbor, stepping all (Saes cv-ening. Troops hold l.io public .d.• neer of a bo ,alar druut is over. work theecon. 'I he strr'i• is now guard 'thee Ai,pr, t -h•, bU11111nCfi aa,/ general her,, rind th.. rrote:44 art t4> rho harbor: Irutin.; rho riven tri.,. to j 1 n 1 w s set gr,4(Ittg .in rurnbcrs and >u a os4. t!. central slit! iicdnes:anty ni}ht wheat, was th own. on tire, ...anti is aflutter e' ooylel--MITTDEFF:R MUST FiAhIG,. In Cathedral Place, 1.411 ug its throw'- liar,.' jierseens have :.00n iuiured, b( }' ' -1 er,''and a pe,l,c,:t1ttln, .• detail. are atiebtuinal,tr `Luring the clay ono of the torferfn•e. 1t is stated that 411.4'•1 4,4Tti' 1, boat- ..4 -h acebrnl`anred the IYnpn�:' ofT1,•, res of the Kt; art 1'1,t.t:il,rn - 1)ntartu uineei wheat atone al •,•rr not allord,•d for -handing bet - A 4,4444e1i, - shiF[5114 4401313 be re - A despatch from 1 ) 1 O'1tun, N.W.- .to t le l 'i 2i) t • .Potemkin scircd the lfttss?',; n sa.ateor rib -lanky heve "34)1 1 (1 T„ s,Irs lh '•,'tela r 1,1 of • ('has. EIS to 111..11,113. , c',mr or her pert, 231 1 i beer went --Fsperan>a, laden with two 41)01 wed-l,,,TaTl\1' If A`; 1;1•:t( 111'.1.4 1-te/er'.• 1:'thee 11 1 ern''.•r. n)•,r r r : h',; Oats-Deiriantl is -trill limited ret .,with serene dieted Ott.; the r,.e•au,r of " ""} per bag,. (' ,+it • c l is ettllrt .; the.'(1 t>y :main tons „f coal. which the battleship l , A d s;ntch teem 1'et ,telt ra w:;,.ei hie d• v>, ! n_li<h .in, 5004, $�•-- I terrl+e,atur,a, and ce sa.x: ih.. matin} has t': a'. 11;.3 rt ,• ,el'ni,"t 'tit Are•le"aL.y at;'_rn.•nn:,'nrd el:ohm:ere) at $1. ;5 to $`1el:) T"'r• a..,ptir th) runt• ba 1 d • eat has rink, n on hoard, 1>0 as q lite c n • Iho linin' Potemkin n is also kno .n .. hit .,. sail e-5 at•the ire peri ai 'I h• jacket •rtnnr„d up •4trun-r\ I cr,t,ut \titer ht5 Cpaetrt,rit's inten- 5 ane` of t {n0' pea -Lahti. as th,t Po'•`ittlan 'rut e rt, h, s6 c. tc. ri nn v , and 'ni i•r the trans anti recur re" al Irrrrycl•r, at 1.rbau celled yen aca11 p $- - c '_:, tluwrr, mixed, $.6,7,l IS h t 1(n,.inn 1hat 134 heel been rtrkt fu • r int haat- anti to�lr. Chisholm sl', (1 of the neressit3 cl -t elnr•.da.y 1 t;ht on Ilia pr. a • tires4!s note ,Boat, T2.'l�et tons- die. -the•.. r r 1i,•n ' a. we r,'ict nt �tn A7'^ ;, and pato for n •ruliinunttt-chain -of eflitio.nt. placement, ani Itas a speed of seven- 1' Th, raci n „1 !f 1'e h ut a teen en -.1 a. half knots. She carried Ind 'nen an -I officers, • AUTHORITIES IN PANIC,. , �1'_le per section in 1-lh. se`,tun•' 'an vessels without a donne from the enh4,. M„rc s.rioris in f:. );ossa l:• ef- . in -Tin !ut0 aratllory,, was unu,,,,,iat,•l4 the mut c, extract, in 10-1h, tins, 7c to 7;c; in ll;iu I; :41;•re.el nut, and it i, t,•>oit,"1 rh;i: 7h.• iud;o •sent eared hiht to •hr 1U0 -11t - n• 1 'rt 1,411, as the., companies halt. f,ais than all the.'d,f.•,rts in i fir)lh, tins, tic to"(tic; htiit.tsheat, churia or the destruction .(1 1(ovst inf>'r severe ilghtlnz • th`c r ;:'1-'.1 111 ar. (he \IJrcr.(43 1'1)1) !,arracks ter 6fe: as to -quality. The cui;cl:dluent sues declared cat vensky', fleet was the news ww};irh I t(.' niut nt.'ers, •wTil,, hoe-e4rr, e .-aj ,-.E at i'(' t Sts: ittchene :. At '- al. i, 4 i'i'>n5 7I awv l'nnadi to short ' reach 3 St. I'etersbu:•;( on \Vednes,day'I- i•th tholr arils. Cossac'•s a..d n Ifa 11.11 0 evening that the standard of oT' ii 1 ro•;;iiti:'nt `of 103nntry were stat to 1fa• --_,-4-__-- ,• .rebellion was thelia•, on hoard one : creme early Thur -day mernine, 11,) BAS•{r TS SCATTERED. th food sorted to them was not et .a. (11 -- �>;,7;) Per lou in cur tuts, from the faint er's honer to int. lh r te:,i•e•1 ri les a 1 a;: "',i {loan:,-C'I:uiCo primes, l.f., to tet the all country market nt,'nition find wr:ct,ec and stt _ fart'. _ai•;. ih nt. to, ale, eh •reure'n rho Twee ,-1 f;, >er l,Ialtrl n•:4) $1 :)(> 10 $1.:',5 that I he Derbyshire said t tt butter h•;,i;r�•s ]'h }' uttac:� v1 the o !;ger.. c:,k r reap 1;.:1'. "l',:1 not 4uat4. ae lir., car heti;: !snip'nt tntt' are: increasing, and a„Id-' g,i'ai•t'.rs;. niin'd d„ts hrc'r•, h -th-• last. the I sate liarw•nni h� war Iluac4 1\lntr clover,. se ra^r f <I'rtrr'3 etc now Provided' t -ein comb, ',A d :+;,,etch from St. I'cter4!,ur4 windoes. A ri�•r.:-•hn,enr cif tro e alae, ane 1 fin, •, the 1 ter 4(111 9.',044 T,r, fe'lnd be t>-•prot•il!e them to gut -business. a nu h'p• of cl teencv. j 4 0 to S 1 shalt tic cut pork,. ,, 2 52-1.; light--- — cut, SIS3 te. $19; American cut clear • fat back, 31S to $14.50; chuiporlad GREAT DIPLOMAT DEAD: of the Emperor's battie.hlps'"}n the 'tails 'cif the al`air could not bin ole= , lard, 7c to 7lc, Canadian lard, Sic harbor of Odessa, raid that wit!, tainted h,•r•e. E ,ler Lxplcsi'oa 8t Greer River, to 10;1; kettle,rendered, 10;4. to .I lc, shelled guns the matin ens Crew, 9h::r) lei nn unconfirmed retort t};;,t according' to” quality; •hams, rhe. to John Frau, LTztited States Secze Ontario. tar of State, Expires. . headed by eight officers, were ,holding ;trouble similar to that at 1.i1>141 as • -- • 1•lc; bacon, 1'_'.c to 1•1c; fresh T: 111151 y the Ship against all .corners. 1'h' �bro:<en out at lte�el: The Ministry, A (T spatdi from Cercus Ricer, abattoir hos, 59.0_3 to $S).:>0; alive, A Newbury, N.11,, 31 spat eh s.ty's:- • 1 '1 lute h • - e c ' -- for mixed tote. set- , • • ' authnrit(s are panic-stricken, .and lof Murine politely ret'tce4 to vivo the ('nt., su,,s: 4111 411 r m Ir $b.n( to �h u at the Adinir0114 consternation , least 11 fore at ion concerning the 'Pot, n'.s largo 'basket factory was rets, $7 to 5.7.15, reigns Adini-al 5i'ire.•nius'chief of,troubles at t.h'osc•i pla'c5 cit at (hide- •blott•n. i;, with terrile force just after 1:;ogs eatraiglit stocic,- 15-c to 10c; 1 h^ d��mc on 7hu.si,at, The ) o John Hay,. Secretary of. State, died on Saturday morning at 12.23 -o'clock. Ills last ` moment's were peaceful acrd the• end came • almost without -a struggle. The- • suddenness of it. all was staggering. From the peaceful quiet, - _ ctf.. midnight '.nTite the. Naval General Stall, frankly con 1 spa, but official circles, especially t "' 'h, boiler was No. 2 14e. Department of feller, • believe that l;fled up cin -1 throevn fully 100 • feet. Mutter -Choice creamery, 10yc to ='nt 20e; tindergrades, 18;4; dairy; 1Gc to 111;e.. '. Cheese -Ontario, 0,c to. 0 c, and Fells,^ -lir. Iiay's beautiful Summer Quebec at 9;c to 9.,;c. Monte en the shores of Lake Sunapee, • 4i•ithout warning, . was ati a'eened tri' •CATTLE MARKET.• •-:::-. `the bewildering imminence of death,' • where life had born felt to be asur- Toronto, J my •1, -Tim run of . cat- ett. At. -the hour of 12 all w•as quiet. tlo offering at the Western Market In. another anoini'nt nurses and physi- this morning Was light, and trade Clans found thorn -selves senununed• 't0 was brisk, the bedside. There had been a coi. fessed that the situation was grave. OTHER WARSHIPSSEIZED. • The Odessa correspondent - of the London Standard sends ander reserve . runner that four other wars;hina ihe. outbreaks were planned by rota,- to the \vont, the head b<'kng li:tionist5, and are manifestly' about 100 yards over .buildings in nl:u•tnc.d, Their alarm is shared 1,4-, the opposite direction, The factory the higher social circli•s' of th. card- was •badly wrecked, a great porticos • • mutinied at Sebastolal and are- no4w.tal, ~,there the long e. ta;s}ishec! faith • of the sole and roof heulg 1>lottn otit. on the way. to O,dcssa to juin the i in -the unflinching. loyalty of the!' Fare Mr. Dote•n and his son, who attends Kniaz• Potemkin Tavritchoslcv. • ' 1I>ereir's armed forces is beg;inni'n•g to the cn• 1ne, v t re standing not more • A NIGHT 01' ifoquaOR, �! j• waver; bringing inevitable &,•tend -that than ten feet 31001 one side of it fho .revolltion. o often declared to whit the accident occurred, and :u despatch •front Odessa sdys:-The be- intl,o5yil,lt it:a;✓ yet he acronrlllis:h_ m 11 ira0 )05 to say', both escaped un- -mutineers of the Kniai ••'Potemkin' cal puha} , has already' beam" It, is iniakred. • Thousands of berry baskets ' ' Tavrttchesky have been joined by the' unquestionable t hat the occm•renees crew of the transport \'edlta, who: at Odessa and .Libau have (care mutinied on the way Imre front s\ic.o- deepl• y impressed the ritlin;g classes•laieff. The Vedha's officers aro 110w here than ail the defeats in Mian- "' ' prisoners on 'the battleship, c}luriA.and the destruction of the It would be most difficult to 4;e- • •- -scribe the exact situation here. The 1navy_combined. Kniaz I"otemkin Tavritchesky still) SITUATION AT ODESSA. lies of( the harbor, but at the ,tile); London, .Tule 3,-A clear view . is were scattered In all directions. AMBUSHED GERMANS. • Insurgent Leader in South-west Afiica Scores Success. ...of telegraphing she hes not iuolested , at last obtainahlc as to the actual A despatch from Cape Town, cape -- them . town, nor • have the utineers ; situation at Odessa for the past Co)(1( say's:.•A ttle,t;l'am from Stc.in- kop. German South-West. Africa, say's l'utrus Christine, the insurgent lead- er, rcc(•nlly ambushed the German force commanded by • Major 'van 1'arniit'' at' Karesberg, killing 15 wird_ wounding 20 Germans. It is rumor- ed that the insurgents captured .six guns, but this is not confirmed. HUNDRED GERMANS KILLED. Report of Recent Victory of Hot- tentots is Confirmed. A despatch from Cape Town says: Confirmation • has been received here -of Chief Marengo's'reportcrl victory over the Germans at Kar•asberg, German South-west, Africa, June 22 It is said 100 Germans were killed, aided the rioters to the extent of roe: forty-four hours. Direct .despatches pulsing the troops or inducing the have hoen few and hopelessly contra- • latter to j•in the revolt. Martial' dictory, until last night. It would }aw has thus far been. etiectively i1n- 'now appear that when Admiral posed. It 'is impossible to reni:h'tlte j Krngrr's squadron reached Odessa ;"scenes of the fighting. Any attempt and the -mutineers en 1•oard the bat- • to pass the soldiers who guard the tleshil) Kniaz Potenikip .refused._ to .-approaches to the harbor Involves in -,surrender. The admiral feared to Stent••dcath_ 'I order tilt crews- of the other battler The inactivity of the mutinous•seil- tships to fire, upon their comrades. ors is ascribed in some quarters to j and the crew of unr.:of theshipls, the .their having no amrn,utiit lair. The 1. Georgi Pobiedonosteif, joined the ••--rumor is at least plausible, inas- l mutineers. The remainder of the. , m'ich . as it has been said that the; Sehan- llleck `Sea fleet was denuded -'of aur squadron at 'once returned to of- , to•supply,the Baltic fleet. Repel, nnd according'to Russian of- ii'cdnesday night was oleo of hoe,' 'stories, the otherwes'sels were .4r07 The rattle of rifles and machine put out • of commission, guns watt incessant, while the glare I There is Do reason to doubt the itrom the burning harbor .illuminated significant decision to disarm . the Export Cattle -Choice are quote, at $4.90 to $5.35, good to titediunl. .at 34.75 to 5.1.90, balls at 54 to 34.50, and cows at 53 to -53.75. Mutchers' Cattle -Picked are .quoted at 54.90 to 55.20, fair to choice at 5.1 to 54.90, common at $3 to 53.- 10, and cow's and bulls at $2.50 to 53.50. ,hut:' later he was sleeping quietly. Stockers and Feeders -Stockers are. 4(104Almost at the str >ke' sleeping 12 the Sce- :quoted •at 52,50 to 53.80, 'and feed- , eed- rotary 0:03 seizcrl with n turn. Ire s at 53 to $4.75. callcxl feebly and a• butte 'responded, Milch Cows -Are quoted unchanged The sick gnarl 40415 breathing , with 'great difficulty, '1'be household was aroused, The .wife rc:'<olled' her hus- band as he wads breathing •his, last. The seri, 'Clefence' Tray, and the daughter, Mrs. Jams .1. Walsworth, of Genesee. N.V., hurried into the sick room, but they were too late.. Death twits tenser. by pulmonary- em• holism, causing paralysis of the brain with more or less of an apo plectic shock. ' ' • . • The (•rand Jury has returned if, dictmcnts charging that the Chicagrtl strike was abetted by .labor leaden for their own gain• lapse, '1'w enty--live minutes leiter' all was Over. 'l'ne Secretary on Friday- had pass, ed the most comfortable day. duet his- illness began n week n4'n. 118 1waS to sit trip on .Saturday. -The pa; tient' had hidden his wife and physl-• dans good night nt 10 o'clock, Au at a range of 5110 to 550 each. Calves -(?notations are . un'chan'geri at 31,c to. 5;c per lb: and 52 to 510 each Sh.oop end Lambs-Fxport sheep are 'quoted at 53 t() 83.00' per cwt, culls at 52.50 to 33,50 each, spring lambs 'at 53.50 to 55,25, . '}[rigs-Quotatiops are unchanged at 35 to 511.65 percwt. for selects .and 56.40 for lights and fats. 4 • :4i.'c Nova •Scotia sailers who were imprisoned in Uruguay for fishing fur seals off that const are coring home, after serving their sentence. LOCALISMS. -Mabel Woodruff, of Toronto, is home at present. —.L. Cummer attended Synod in Toronto last week. -R. S. Dillingham had a busi- ness trip to Toronto on Wednes- dayGordon Law spent the holi- day at his home in Toronto Jun- - ction. -Miss Maggie Moore is attend- - lag the •Central Business College in the city. -Clarence Reazin, of the T. • Eaton Co., Toronto, is home for his holidays. -Mrs. J. E. Moore and son Fred are spending a week or two with • friends in Uxbridge. -Master Willie Hawkey, of To- ronto, spent Dominion Day with .Samuel and Mrs. King. -Mrs. G. M. Palmer spent a few days during the past week with her daughter in Toronto. • -Frank Allaway has secured a position on rhe Whitby Gazette Chronicle staff as pressman. -Division court will be held at Brougham on Monday next. The docket is not a very lame one. -Miss Ethel Dale, teacher, in . the Dundalk pulic school, has re- turned home for her holidays. -Christopher and Mrs. Dale, • of Toronto, are here this week at- tending the Friends' meeting. -Mrs C. J. Powley (nee Miss Bell Peart) of Toronto. spent :Monday with Pickering friends. -Benjamin Brown and wife, of North Carolina . spent a day this • •'week with B. W. and Mrs. Wood. -Rev. Gilbert P. Kechie, of To- ronto will occupy the pulpit in St. Andrew's 'Church on Sunday next. -Mrs. R. Wilson and her grand- . son, Master Ed. Birch, are .spend- ing a week with relatives in the city. -Holy Communion will be ad- ministered in St George'` church on Sunday_ next at 1u.3u a. m. -Misses Stone and Sage and B. • 'Bennett, of Toronto, were the .guests of J. A and Mrs. Hender- son on the First. • -J. Dickie and Co. are now manufacturing a nice line of blue- ' Maes at 5o cts. See their new stock .. of fancy collar:- and belt-. ' -James Richardson rind -i-ter. ;Miss Lizzie, left on -Wt tine -da, to spend a couple o;f week.- wit.L friends in Thornbury and Ile•ith• cote. - --A J. Roger.-. book-keeper of the Model Bakery (',e s., t1:ili hese, has gone to this eity_f al. :i wi' -k of • so to assist the -tall .ut the hra,i office. -II. and Mr Jewel of Toronto. and Charles and Mi.--- €.ii utile:' of Markham, spent, ri •ties alar-' duringshe past week Wit1i D. \�'. and Mrs. Carruther-. -The Rev. (jr!,. P. Duncan, .1f Union occupi'-d the pulpit in St. Andrew'. church ou Sunday And delivered two abl.r ,rrhir�m ,At the morningservice he di-• nsed the Sacrament of the rd's Supper. . -Married at the residence of . the bride's parents, on Wed.nes- day; June 28th, by the Rev. J. A. Miller, B. A., Herbert W. Smith ' `to Mabel, daughter of C. W. Mac donald, sr. THE NEWS extends congratulations to the - happy young couple, -There are certain young men and boys who are making use of • Mr. Greenlaw's. boat at the mouth 'of Duffin's Creek, without secur- ing his consent. . Considerable damage has been caused to the same; and unless said• use is dis .continued. Mr. Greenlaw intends to prosecute. A word to the wise is sufficient. --A pretty house wedding was • celebrated on Wednesday, June "28th; at the'residence of Mr. W. H. Hughes, Swan River, Manitoba, 'when his daughter, Wynona, be- came the bride of Mr. W. H. Bun= ting. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attired . to crea.ru estella over cream -silk . and was attended by her s;ster, ...Miss Catherine Hughes,' and the groom was supported by Mr. F. . VW'ales, Swan River. The bridal couple left fur an extended tri•lt to the east. The NEWS extends con- - -On Thursday. forenoon . all -unique spectacle was Presented, on our streets, when an old man ,Joseph Freeman, by name, aged i6 years, driving a jailed buck- _' skin pony in a rickety old buggy was u.gy- was on his way from the Rocky 'Mountains to visit his brother . near Kingston, and 'who. resides -on the old homestead. He began -.his journey as soon as the ground was clear of snow, and has been on the road ever since, pas=ing through Minneapolis, UhiCago, and Port Ht.rro- He carried with 'hinsa fur coat, rifle, bed-clothin,•r and a motly collection of old •cans. He.-tttracted considerable • attention as his coming was her- • •alded through the daily paper. - He will be • fortunate if his outfit -W. G. Ham spent the holi- days with his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Horn, of Listowel, and his brother, Harvey, of Lucknow. -E. Stephenson visited his par- ents, John and Mrs. Stephenson,' of the base -line, during the hol- iday. . He was accompanied by his cousin Lewis Stephenson, who has engaged with his uncle for a couple of months during the har- vest. -Master Fred Allaway, who_ has been with friends in Whitby for the past week, was playing around in an old church -yard a few days ago, when a marble slab fell upon him inflicting painful injuries. A board that was lying upon the ground saved him from greater injuries, possibly death. -The sale of the effects of the Bennett M'f'g Co. took place on Tuesday afternoon. The house and lot on Elizabeth St. was knocked down to W. T. Hartrick for $1040. The., manufactured articles at the factory and those partly made up were sold at a nominal price. The lumber brought a fair price, but the machinery was not sold. The outlook for the creditors has not been made much brighter by the sale. -While attempting to swim across the Humber River on Fri- day afternoon, Norman Mussel - man, became exhausted and sank. His two companions, Kennedy and Flood. did all they could to save him, but in vain. and the body was not recovered mail an hour later. The unfortunate voting mats s'a but twenty years -W. H. Bunting and bride is spending a fortnight with the former's parents. -W. W. Gibson, who isengaged with Mr. Hallett, of the base liue, is daugerously ill with pneumon- ia. Friends Meeting. The Canada Yearly Meeting of Fri- ends just closed was the most success- ful ever held. The attendance was large -and the interest -well maintained throughout. The facilities the Col- lege building afford for entertainment of delegates and other visitors, as well as for meetings, enabled those in at- tendance to become acquainted and added much to the enjoyment of the occasion. The visiting ministers were: J. M. Watson from Kansas ; Mrs. S. B. Sis- siun, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Stratton, Ohio; Levi D. Barr, California: beside Gurney and Mrs. Binford, missionar- aries, from Japan. Several of those who were in attendance at the Inter- national S. S. Convention in Toronto were present, incl'ading : Mrs. Hen- desequ, of Falmouth, Mass.; Miss R; .y' way. of Indiana; C. C. Kesiug- eran% wife, of Leavenworth, Kansas:' J. B. Mendanhall, Greensboro, -North Carolina. Miss Eunice Darden, N. ('.: Miss Carr, of Ireland, and Mks Alice Rood, returned missionary frons Feeto Rice, fere also present. Delegates Were in attendance frern the local uleeetings at Toronto, New market, Uxbridge, ,leaford, Heath - N. e•w ich, eath- N.e•wich, Itoe•kw•oud, Pelham «'unser, Bloomfield, Mornay :ami 'hilt. 'Much l' 11 int!•rt'st was added • 1;' )re•i,.n Missionary work by the talks of -till.. and.Mrs. 11'ufe>rd, home ull fer•I:el'y'11 :liter .-1x years work lrl The reports showed the work in the various lilies „f s. S,,ile' 1, C. En - of age and of robust build. He ;l ;aceu, Fl uu! Missions and 1=e re cn u'a- fe,r a tune employed here on the elevator construction as a car- penter anis only left Pickering about two weeks ago. At the time of the accident he was employed on the Mercer Reformatory ex- tension. The bereaved parent?, who reside on Earinbridge Ave„ Toronto, have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. The funeral took place at Churchill on Monday morning, -Mrs=. R. D. Ben. -on au(I daugh- ter, of Port Hope. -pent Wednes- •:lay with W. and Mrs. Peak. -Rev. G. and Mrs. 'McGregor left on Thursday for Montreal. They will spend two months at a lltnm-er resort, after whish Mr. 11c•Gregor will take a post gracile ete coui ee at McGill ainotig the holiday visitors to wtrc Mr. fuel Mrs. tiff 1%:l r dy , 0f Toronto, at F. -E. Gee's Lillian Le -lie, Arnott 1.e -lie wits, 'AAP and tan,ily. ,,f T .,'„nti1, at tllt•tr• rue'th'i -: Je hu 11a(illrrt"11111 fl. -`!Id at isle leisrnr•rnotlul; 1„l11t \lrtnlo, at hi- brothe•r•'s'. 51i -- E. Berner, of Tollint-. with Mr . J \1111(ar: 'f, Irwin and Mi-- E. titian-ft-dd.at R-, T. fianeey's: A. M. Kerr, ';t: fugetknll. and N. Kerr, t Toronto, with their parent..-: t;,.>reiley, Iianrilton. at hi- some., here; Miss Watson. Torun• to, with Miss Fields; Miss P. .1. Wright, of Teer•i,nto, with her -i-ter-, Mrs. J. Dickie and Mrs. M S. Chapman: Mr. Storey and Miss lfarhine, at I). Sirupcon's. C'ephas Se•1don, Whitby, and Misses Nash, of Hamilton, at Geo. Seldou'e, Mr. Bayles and Mks Heperon. of Toronto, with J. S. and Mrs. Jeph• -on; Mir- Clara Barrett, Port Po with G. A. and Mrs. Gordon; Miss I. M. Leavens, at W.T. Hartrick's. -The annual garden party un- der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the St. Andrew's church took place on last Thurs- day evening, and what promised to be one of the most successful in their history turned out to be a most distastious affair.. The night was an ideal one for such an event, and a large crowd bad as- sembled on Mr. Deverell's beauti- ful grounds to participatein the festivities. Tea .was over and the programme consisting of vocal Music by Mrs. and Miss Simpson and Mr. Harvey Hoar, and instru- mental by Miss- Btith, violinist' of Whitby, and the Whitby band, as well as addresses by the resi- dent ministers, was nicely begun when the cry of "fire” .was heard. In a 'few minutes Mr. Deverell' large barns •w -ere• a niass of.flaines. A number of horses that were standing in the barn and several cattle were tskeu fromtheir peri- lous position ju=t in time to save their lives. Ont of about seventy fowl abont half a- dozen were saved and these were badly injur- ed. The loss would have 'been greater but for • the energetic manner. in which those present worked to prevent the spread of the flames. The total loss will be over $2.000 insured for 51,030 in the Maple Leaf. Much sym- pathy is felt for Mr. Deverell in hip great loss, especially when oc- curing under such circumstances. How the fire originated is net 'known, but it is supposed to have been .caused through carelessness in dropping a lighted match c a stub of a cigar. The Rev. M. C. Tait, of Claremont.- was present -and- ably presided, The pro- ceeds amounted to over $140, but would have been considerable \lissi.en- I.') hoc, ber1, tt•.1I - lshurty t. Pirkering(e,llez,' rep„t•t--t h•• ruses' -ir,•rl-sfnl year in it. history, Th.. itten lance has been r'.IIIs limited by he c:eparitp of the• brliltlini fen• dent students. The tin ire:eel r•ep,l t ;h -)wed that the tieeatintt iudeietedne�e hull been reduced by one half. and the Endowment Fund ( ti ::derahly in• :r•ea.sed. The meeting expressed great .ati.factinu with the ei,•ellent re FFee rt tad hearty thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Firth and the stat?. the Matron, \j -s Dale. the College (.'c•a,ruittee•, ares to these trhie had so kindly contributed t„waeds the -liquidation of the debt, The devotional i est!.ngs were tunes of great ,i,iritual uplifting to many. The Meeting ad; eirntd to Meet :at the ('oliege next year. BERGER' S GItE `IF Take no other. AIR Paris Greeff Sprayers •Right Kind. - Right Price. Buy Here. • Another shipment of ; Screen Doors, Window Screens and Coal Oil Stoves. S.CHAPMAN. ];�rt }'silt !tdr-lef)rri,.`tlt lyi--...1.,iQu-, t ' s-L&'v'e' 1 hate neiu'h • of a crit. itt.-r ell My friend_ -never lase at its} c>kc,,' C:r:nae.lase• cess ;r ine.1, - 1 al:, y they 1, They liru.�ll zi:'tc': ye ,rt hraye-le'fL 111 rr,,.,y;, Nit- Nee ly,ve.•e•l- `lis . the v, ay. It':tre•=t• did I ever tc11 you allor,t That h , itutlt'lil ite'ir'es t' it t olet e t:tilted Ito. fur al 11ll-Uflyd \e�w'lyw`etd-'N•a, dear,. you l tale' he'i'r toles ine a ire 'yet matt. 1 know of.' Four Facts For Sick Women To Consider Bundy's - Hardware Lydia B Pinfhom's V,�alds Conipoard Has as Unegnatled Record of Cans- ddrs �inikam's Adoics Is Confiidea- hal, Fra, and always FIe J - Warr. -Thai almost every operation to our hospitals performed upon women becomes necessary through neglect of raw* symptoms as backaoh e, irregular and painful menstruation. lemorrhosss displacements of the uterus, pain in %he aide, burning sensation in the stam- aoh, bearing-0own pains, nervousness, dizziness and sleeplessness. Sscoxn.-The medicine that holds the record for the largest number of absolute cares of female ills is Lydia E. Pinkham's' Vegetable Compound. It regulates, steeagtheas and cures diseases of the female organism . aa nothing eine can. For thirty years it has been helping worsen to be strong, cn.ring backache,. nervousness, kidney troubles, all nter- ine and ovarian inflammation, weak- ness and , displacements, regulating menstruation perteet13 and overcom- ing its pains. It has also proved itself invaluable in preparing for childbirth and the change of life. Tumn.-The great volume of unso- licited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass,. many of which are from time to time published by permission, give ab- solute evidence of the value"of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice. — Is the place to buy to advantage — Rope, - Machine Oil, Forks, 'W ire, Granite Kettles, Scythes and Snaths. OIL STO�'F.S 00ds. - jumniel SCREEN DOORS PICKERING HARDWARE, J. H. BUNDY. Fora'in.-Every. ailing 'woman in Canada 'is ,asked to accept the following invitation. It is free, will bring you health and may save your life. 11'Li: s. Ptnkham's Standing Invitation to Women. -Women suffering from any form of femaile weakness are invited to • prordptly co¢nmunicate with Mrs. Piak- ham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters are rebeived. opened, read and answered by women only.. Prom symptoms given, r your trouble may be located and the quickest and surest way of recovery advised. Ont of the vast volume of ex- ppeerience in treating female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably has the very knowl- edge that will help your case. Surely, any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish if she does not take advantage of thia generous onbr of n siatance. " hangs together :until he reaches greater, but, -.for -the unfortunate his destination. I occurance. Sohn Dickie c� Co DOMINION,DAY Straw ,. rry eason Grote Season Sugar '-' • Season 'Saturday-, onr tore will be closed duri;ag the after•tio 01 : b11t w ill be open a few hours in. the morning arul All evening f,o theac•coui- ' Inodation of our customers. Tllis is the hest week to got the very best Williams'strawberries. W e expect a fresh - lot Thursday and Saturday, prices lower. 'Come and leave your ordgrs. .Customers do really admit that we- keep the best. We are particular to have every- thing fresh, clean and the best in the } market. Nothing too good. • < Sugar is cheap, buy now. We sell you the best and the most for the dollar. We have the inside track on buying sugar. Come 'to us. John Dickie & �Co. PARIS •:. GREEN ! Several hundred pounds of Paris Green received this week. No. 1 quality and lowest price. W. LOGAN, _ -.Pickering, Ont. Sumier -Suits:..:: Worsted and Tweed Suits, Odd Pants, Vests and Coats. - A Fresh Stoch Just In. Yon acre sure to be suited if you see thein. • R. A. BUNTING. We enumerate a few articles which we have on hand : - Rubber- Balls,. Fishing Tackle, 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, Pickeri.n