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Home My WebLink AboutPN1905_12_15---sas,„,s,;.--.5•-as " • • asIs"s4'.4••• 'hail Sea. . a-S4rstissasasar 1 RI VOL. XXV. PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY. DEC. 15, 1905 , • .4 • 141V; .• NO. 10 ilirsissotostat. Karbs. .Medical. ... Nv F. EASTWOOD, M.D.. Snrgeon . to Canadian Paciflo Railway • Coroner _ .. • Ontario Orinotrt Issuer of Marriage Ldoenves. l•b Cliareenont; Office boars -Before 10 a.m., 1 to 2 P.m..sand how 7 to 8 p,tri. Private telephone eionneatiorrwitb Badman. Greenwood, Brougham lit Zion, A. Johnston's tfth con), Wm Cowie's Tth con), and D Pngh's iftth con/ 8.1y Dental. ._.DR. E. S. BARBER, L. D. S.. D. D 8.. Dentist, Stou ff villa: Honor graduate of the B.oyel College of Den tai Surgeons and of - . .be university of Toronto. Hours -9 to 13 a. tn.. 9 to 6 p.m. Office in Gru bin's Block. o,er •,elery store. Local telephone No. 24. Appoint• . " meat* may be made for e-venings. Residence ' O'Brien ave. MAREFFArd. every Monday and Tuesday, Office over White's store. 271y Legal. • - --• ' H. FAREWELL, Q. 0., BARRIS- • TIM, County Crown Attorney, and County SdtoT. Court House. Whitby. 10-5 j1�WNfcGILLIVRAY, BARRIS• ere. solieltore, ct 0, Officc opposite Post. Office Wlotby. Otit JD° Ball Dow, BA . • Theo. L. oGillivray, L10,13, Monev to Loan. 8y retertliary. • • . HOPSISS,VETERIICARY SCR• • • a-1 • GEON, Graduate ci tne Ontarto Ve- ertniary Co,:ege, Toronto, re. .tered •monaber - Of %...e Ontarm •:eri nary Medina' Assze.e.'rou 061e and res deuce one &clone gar.ez TM," north a omen River, Office and .Co forge boars e to , an i 1 to 4 p Prrvate •fasiephone. in my office P. O. add:egg'. Cotten Diver, ..vnt Insurance. -VIRE INSURANCE. 1: 2012.6..L -xNIU&NZ Ooze parki. - D t. SPINE it1 wane** (Sorb*. • . THOMAS DCillN,Oonveyaner, Com inissioner for taking Affidavit' *to ep elaretoont oat. or • ----- - 1Q) BUNTING, Issuer of Ida:rage • .2.." • L*1561251911 for the County of Ontario Of • . • Ole as Me store or at W. seesdenee, Pickers:4 • . trUlaite 1-y Dt!LVID BELDAM, auctioneer. cte-, wool:re, toilette sales from bis n-iirerona 1 Ands bo4b far and near- Bales of far MS, farm 6 Mak and everything the is to be sold veal be noodled by the subscriber witb tbentmost care " and *old to the very beet advantage tOdy DFi.BEATON,TOWNSHIP CLERK • Conveyancer, Oonomissioner•f or taking righlavits, Amos:Intact' Ete. Money to moac •on farm property, issuer of Marriage Lie - sneer Whiaevale, Out T -T • POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, • for ow:inner ot Tusk and Ontario. Ane- mias of all kinds attenns ,1 to on sbortest notice. Address G reen after P.0,, Ont, T. ser. Valuator and Collator for the Coup POUCHER. Licensed Auction - ties of York and Ontario- All kinds of %croon skies condUcte and valuations made at mod- erate °barge. Estetaa and conaurnmants rom- a) .sistantly managed and sold by suction or private sale. Mortgages. recta, notes and general accounts prompt/vs collected and setts- •. footiory settlements guaranteed. Phone or • !write for terms. and particulars, Brougham, Ont. D6466 Ma, b. axed by phone sales • Money to Loan 7- 5. per cent.-' • Insurance of all kinds attended to Real Estate handled -Conveyanc- ing done on short notice. -Farms to rent -some particularly rMIMI Dunbar:on. , • Friday, Dec 2-`,)nd at 7 30 p. m. Doors Faleeltclitinletase open at 7 p. m. Admission Wets. •• The annual Xmas. tree entertain - D umnebantrtoofn 9 S the. ch'uwrcili on Spink Mills I 1 1 • ',Bed Wheat 80 bne. Whi e Wheat 80 bus. Spring Wheat 70 bus. Goose Wheat - 72 bus. • Bon -Ton. Manitoba Flour, ffigC.7 4 cream awns, Best Family, 4.60 Tea -Hunk u Fancy Pala, 4.60 Major, Family Flour, 4.26 Cotton, Jute cr Paper Bags included, Bran $17 00 Ton Shorts, 520 00 Ton • a umbo•$25.00 Ton Graham, Wholewheat Flours. Chop of all kinds. Chopping and Gristing. PICKERING COAL CO'Y. • • Yards at Spink Stove Coal e.,00 ton. . Chestnut Coal s.00 ton. Pea Coal 5.00 tan. • • Select Lamp Coal. 55,Ie ton. Blacksmith Coal. 53 eo ton. Pill weight guaranteed SIrdeis for coal left with \S': Peak will he deliverd promptly. A oove pricee Sut.ect to Cbange without Noire. Model Bakery Co'y 1.23=1.1.t ed.. swop • Goodwood. John Wagg jr. moved into the vil- lage this week. Mrs. Wrn. Hope is visiting in To- ronto this week. R. Taylor spent a few days visiting friends in Scarboro. Two stock buyers shipped from this stock yard this week. A. W. Crosby was in tht on city business on Thursday. a John and Mrs. Haines took 'a boli - day in the citv last week. . R. ' Todd and Jacob and Mrs. !gorge - son, of Brown Hill, visited in the vil- lage over Sunday. Butter is 2.3- cents per pound, eggs 2. 'cents per dozen and potatoes 05 cents per bag this week. Wni. Henderson has returned from ' the west for. a few weeks. He will return to the. west again about the first week in January. The village stores :ire well supplied with Christmas goods and a large di - lay of hand•rnade cutters kre t.,, be seen at the carriage sii,p. and all rive . n vited to call and see these • displays • early. Vutterd a Vutters A large supply of Canada Carriage Co s beta cutters -on hand. Prices right. Quality the best. Secure One in Time. First-clasa rigs to hire ty day and night. • - 'Bus meets all trains. W. H. Peak, Ptcke r -et Furniture... A flail line of first- - class furnitore now .on exhibition in • • -Our ware rooms. . -Prices right. - • - • Pickering, Out - _ R. S. Dillingham. . . agner & Co, Have a full line of fresh and cur- ed meats constantly on hand. Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Ham, Bologna, Weiners, etc, 1 • .Highest prices paid for - • Butcher's cattle. • White's sale at Claremont. . Brock Raad. • • Mks Judd has returned frosn her it to -the city, Miss Nellie Thomson is visiting in the city at present: Thoma-' Jackson. ot Lindsay. is vis - ng relatives in this locality at pr( - I bent. Me 'sr's• Hlrnphly and Hubbard Rre- in the city this week with pro - dace. George Kays attended the birthday parts- of Mr. Reid at Highland Creek on Wednesday of this week. Two af our young ladies attended the anniversary services at Kinsale on Sunday. accompanied .by their gentleman friends. One evening last week a surprise party invaded the premises uf Henry Fuller. Owing to the bad weather ladies were not so numerous as might be. On Wednesdayevening a skati.ng party • was given in honor of Miss Coakwcil. Skating was fol/owed by a taffy pall at which a large number oi young people were pr. sent. • FARMERS • • . . • If you want a good robe or a good fur coat or anything in the fur line leave your order at the Frrmer's Sup- ply store. Prices right. No. 1 Groceries always on hand. Highest price paid for all kinds of •adapted for pasture. • produce. W. V. Richardson. • Notary Public, Pickering. Wn1 be ..-..DELIGHTED When you- see our new.line of • Toilet Soaps. • Ntrsery brand is richly and 41i- cately perfumed with pure:fiower• odors and is unexcelled for Ladies 4a1u1 Chil(1ren. • . • • Levita for mechanics rind others will quickly renui-Ve all stains from the hands: - Lct rishave the-pleasuFe'of- shoW f ing these and other .-! lines to you.• • FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE, E, Bryan, Manager. DOMINION BANE Capital Paid uo, Reserve Fund and •Undiv tied Fro0ts $3.000,000 $8,722,350 WHITBY BRANCH. General Banking . - Business Transacted. 'tRING •' • R.irlACY" Special atTention given .to..the collec- tion of farmer's sale and other notes. SA.VINGS DEPARTMENT. • Brougham Mr, McMaster spent Saturday in the city. Garnmaidge, of Oshawa, is visiting his parents here. . NV, Cuw•ie and J. M. Gerow were in the city ou Tuesday. Miss Beattie, of Toronto, spent Saturday with Dr. G. N. Fish. Mrs. L. Philip is very sick but at time of writing is improving. Mr. .and Mrs. Harper and Miss L. Barclay spent Sunday in Ux- brid ge. Mrs. P. Mathews is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. Whitter, uf Toronto. • ' • Oscar White returned home from the North-west -last week. Also J. Bell. The Ladies' MissiOnary Meeting held on Monday night in St. John's church was a decided suc- cess. • Rev. Wood,.of Dimbarton, will occupy the Methodist pulpit on Sunday evening, Dec. 1.7th at 7 o'clock. - . ..II. A. White sk Sons are having a sale at Claremont hotel on Wed- nesday of next'week. No reserve whatever. See bills. • The Sons of Temperance, were in Kinsale on Friday night assis- ting a temperance- meeting held by the Temperance Alliance. Mr. H. 0: -Sanderson, druggist, of 'Markham, who has been con- templating (Telling a branch of his drug business in Pickering township, was here this Week looking for a suitable location. .The Echardt family's concert given in the hall on Dec. I8th. This being the true- family and having a good many new features in their programme, so be sure t) come,. • `. The annual christmas entertain- ment of the Union Sabbath school will Le given in the town -hall on the evening of Thursday,. Dec.- 21. An excellent programme will be given in which the following well- known talent will take part : Miss Katharine Millar, one of Toronto's wel/1-knoWu sopranos Miss C: B. Simpson, of Pickering; Miss Mina Philips, of Brougham and Miss Ruby Pugsley, of To- ronto. Actresses will be given by resident ministei-s, and choruses recitations, dialogues, etc:, by the pupils of the school. Diplomas of merit will be distributed at the close of the entertainment. The prigramme will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. Everybody come and enjoy the treat of the season. Admis- sion, adults 2.5cts., children'15cts. Children of the school free. 7Jelos•sits received of $1. and upwards. Ixiterest allowed at highest current rates. COriapC%,.1.3:tdeidl. or paid half early, Z. J. THORTON, 12.1141.0111; OSHAWA. and the Sovereign Bank at Clare- - - Iniont. The Schooner, Oliver, Mowat, which On motion Council adjourned to was grounded on the rock east of the bet again on Friday 15th inst. for harbor, on Tuesday, 29th inst., was , the :transaction of general business pulled off on Monday last by the and for preparing financial statement Wrecking Tug, .Donnelly. The tug I for the year. With a gang of men reached I .the Schooner -Son Sunday. and were soon a.t work removing a quantity ot coals-irontaL__the Oliver Mowat to the Domielly. About two o'clock on Monday, they succeeded in getting her free. There was about six feet of water in her, but, otherwise she does not sustain .any very serious damage. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. W. T. Atkinson which occurred at -his residence in Toronto on the 4th inst., at the age of 76 years. The de- ceased carried on a drug business here for many years and was a. man held iu high esteem for Ids genial qualities of head and heart. He held the office of churchwarden of St. George's church on several occasions and interested himself in the welfare (.,f the town where he owned considerable proper- ty at the time of his death. His funeral took place on Thursday afternoon and wa.s attended by several of his old townsmen who with us regret his death:-.11eforiner. Clar(rnort Hctel, Dec.. 20th. Pickering Council. Th.. above mricil inet pursuant to adjournment in the township hall,. Bise us ham. on Monda y, 1 th Mem 6e -vs all present. Reeve McBrasly in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read a ad approved. Communa ations were read from : D. Holliday. Clerk sf Whitby ; Th-. Beare. re sidewalk iu 'Whitevale : P. J. Rowe. re Carlton matter John Mc• Kenzie, re titnber ; Grand Trunk Rami - Way Co„ re assessment ; Dominion Sewer Pipe Co.. Swansea, Ont. On motion the following parties were heard : Clarence Y lang. re the Green River bridge, his horse having gsne through it about three weeks ug •; Henry Shea. re assessment M Gleeson, re assessment nf GI eenwood hotel property Jos. Reilly, re right of way for traction engine ; Alph. Hoover, re a.ssesstnent of mill which was burned down ; Mr, Michell, re Altona road. • Standing committee on Contingen• cies reeommended payment as fol- lows Murkar & Thexton, advertising local option by-law, printing copies of same; -printing proclamations and notiees of meeting, V.N.20; D. R. Bea• ton, on account of salary, 562 50; Ger. Parker. Treae , disbursements for 'post- age. rte. for 1905, $3 James Todd, A Wilson, D. R. Beaton for services ad. just ing town line accounts, 12.50 each: James McBrady, services as Reeve, ISI3 J. M. Gerow, C. S. Palm- er, James To' d, Al z W. son, 550 each as councillors ; Geo. Parker. Treastir- er, 515e : T. C. Brown. caretaker of hall, 530, On motion of 3fr. Gerow, chairrna e, report was adopted, Committee -on Sheep Killed by Dogs recommended payment. as follows : Geo, E. Pugh. two sheep and four lambs killed. 33.33, said amount being 4 sworn s-alite. On motion of Mr. .Palmer, chairman, report was adopt- ed. Committee on indigo nts re:cants:end- ed payment of 110 to Joseph Burk, fcr one month's support of Robert Gib- son. On motion of Mr. Wilson, chair- man, report was adopted. Committee on Roads and, Bridges recommended payment as follows: Chas. Florence, co.n. div. 20, *3.53; Geo White, d•ivs 3 and 4, 12.03; David Annis, 85 yards gravel, 6.50; Harry Johnson, corn div 18, 2.30 ; F M Coop- er, bolts, spikes, etc. 4.50 ; W Devitt, 40 ft 10 inch pipe, 10.00 ; W. Edwards, 85 yds gravel,8.50 ; W Gibson, repair- ing bridge nd con., 7.75; R Found, right-of-way, 5.00 ; Geo White, divs 4 and 5, gravel, 8.20; W Michell, div 12, men and teams, 8.80• J H Gorman. Remmer's bridge, 2.40 ; 0 Davidson, cont div 8, railing culvert, 5.09; Geo Gates,digging and cleaning ditch, 9.80 ; J H Connor, rep culvert, 1.60; S A Flumerfelt, • full amount of Ux- bridge account, 42.35; Thos Beare, supp grant Whitevale sidewalk, 4. • Win Feashy, corn div 11, men. and teams Altona road, 10.80 ; J H Michell div 16, men and teams,.Altona bridge, - 120.0U ; John' Toms, howls 32 rods w f, 8.00 ; C W Disney, di 13, men and teams e t 1,5.14. . On motion of Mr. Todd, chairthan, report was adopted. On motion the Reeve was instructed to grant his order on the Treasurer in favor of the parties recommended for payment in the reports of the various standing Cominittees as presented this day. . A number. presented applications for rebate of dog tax, but as they had not appealed at the proper 'time, the Council sate fit to adhere to the - law in the matter and did not allow said rebates. Orfinotion the Clerk was instructed to advertise for tenders- for timber for use -of this'iniMicipality for the year 1906. Mr. Todd, seconded by Mr. Palmer, moves that, whereas, on account of the illness of the Collector, some of -the ratepayers did not receive their tax bill until a few days since, and whereas, it would be unjust to impose 2. on any such failing to pay their taxes by December 14th ; therefore, that it be resolved that the said per- centage be not imposed on any rate- payer until he has bad his tax hill for 14 days ; that the Clerk be instructed to give notice as above in the PICKER- ING NEws, to the Collector, the West- ern Bank. at Pickering and Whitby, ForCoughs and Colds There is a remedy over sixty years old - Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Of course you have heard of it,probably have used It. Once in the family, it stays; the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest. Ask your doctoraboutit. tP rough 36.* mjg ' I hathree ve had pneumonia Omsk A. -reel Cherry Pectoral has brought mesa 0 a.. r have ust rtleove from tny last attack, acid sixty-seven. No wonder r praise it." - V. BteGISfe, Stevens Point Wis. Made b J. C Ayer Co, Lowell. iffeas. £eslasaBsoturers et SakSAPARILIA. gel s Ayer's Pills increase the activity of the liver, and thus aid recovery. The WESTERN BN Of CANADA. Inor•porated by act of Parliament 1874 Pickering Branch. Ane-nriaed Ca ...al stioscnoss capita: , ...... 60CJO0 aeet 15C, 000 Asset, Readily Convertible 1,e08.81 73£1$ COV7a< E, T H 11c51xx.x.ars.F.s4,, President Cashier Special atteni.on given to Fax.akeo Sala 4Pr. totes Co,'ecooh.. so .c.ted and pros:array made Paru.ier Notes discounted ,Aine can and Fore.gii Exchange bought and sold Drafts i. snod, available on all parts of the world warms, Basta Departssent. Interest 5J lo wed on deposits at highest ess. rent rates. and credited balf-yearly to depositor' Giece. /Kerr . Hammier. Clydesdale Stock Food, Hercules Poultry Food Full stock on hand -Gives flavor and agreeableness to animals food. Sold under a posi- _ tive guarantee of satis- faction or money _ refunded. L. D.. BANKS, . Pickering. 38-1v Of all materials and design kepti u stook. It will pay yon bo call at our works acd Inspect our stook and obtain prioes. Don't be misled by agents we do not employ theooasequent- ly we can, and do throw off the agents commission of 10 per cent. which you aria oartainly save by purchasing from as. A call solicited. .WHITIY GRANITE CO, Opp. Post Woo, Whitby, Ontario r 11111111111111 BOO MCIS GOOD NEWS ! Your Ideal of Christmas g4 V/a **IP Can be had at BASSETT'S Jeweler, Whitby. A beautiful display. Larger than ever and at prices to snit every purse. Nothing appeals more to a man. woman or child than a handsome piece of jewelry Quality considered you -can save money if you- buy it from - -Norman 'Bassett, •-•Jeweler and Optician,. . . • Brock st, south, Wh 5 . . • • ss s .11 • - s„,10(..4•4 • - -1'. ems esysxmomo Ism ssomomsz sae ••or .""*".F." ..-• -ea; - ,.....•••••••••=nr•ar "AwAAAAAAAA•~AAAAAAAAA^40ANAA•vw§AAAA#001§tagain and again,she saw them to- ner parties. at oveniug dances; when . , at all the Christmas and New Yea,. ._ CALVES. ,... atiail.1-'...:1`11aYfield. festivities she saw her escorted ba side with a devotion as earnest and 1 AND ful; when she saw him bend an 1 ctelNer.er respect-ftiut rthrimde•utwhae.:isthewa3sawpherini: • • • . , ..• , • , _ . ,. whisper to the witching girl and •.. .. :: E3ABY .13EIEF .,..• .. .... hang delighted on her "low replies, ' •her own confidenee was shaken. What Cr, The Strange Disappearancei, . could he mean? Was it possible the:, nstead of being merely impalsiye atel • Baby beef is •the highly finished product that sells for the highest figure because the muscles, tendons and tissues are not hardened by age erring, ho *as deliberately Wicker? . and use. , - .. • ' .014,/~AAAAAA,A,AptAAAAAAAA%AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,wookAA,0 No, no never! Yet, what could be his It and uicy, , young tree. intentions? Did he really wigh to wei is tender jlike • It costs, on the average, aa sappybout 3c to make 1 lb. of gain at one year, .... .; - - - . . CFIAPTER XIX. ways, she's not. I've got something, Angelica's heart? Alas! whether he and about 7c, at two years, and so on, because the digestive powers are very strange to tell you said Miss wished so or not, it was but t more energetic in younger than in older stock. "No! The mail isn't come yet! Nancy, mysteriously drawing her evident to all that he had gained her . There should be no let up in feeding the 365 days of the year. ; - leastways it isn't opened yet! . Fan chair up close to her nephew, and preference. In Ler 'blushing; cheaa . : a that tire, you little black imp, you!ue , • • . : make that kittle bile; s if , putting her lips to his ear,: and whisa and downcast eyes, and treinuleas manner, whsda en • i - Clydele Stock Food and ...... - don't I shall git this wafer soft! . pering-"Flish-ish!" voice and embarrassed Hish-ish!' What are you 'hish-ish he was present,. in her abstracted . • and then I'll turn you' up, -and give .can be fed with the greatest benefit to calves, especially with Separator ing for, Aunt Nancy. I'm not say- mind, and restless air of wanaeriee• •Milk. as it takes the place of the extracted butter fats. you sich a switching as ye never had ing anytaing, and your breath spins glances when he was absent,. tha It prevents "scours," therefore, there is no "let up" in growth. trampled on by you any longer! you into a fellow's ear .enough to give truth WS but too clear. • Marian was far too practical re . It has the bone and muscle producing ingredients that helps to build '• in your born days! for I won't tie • '' little black willyan, vo ! S ! N him an ear -ache!" said Dr. Solomon. a frame on which to put the tender flesh quickly, and, at a profit. hussy! get out o' my way, before 1 ,, - Nothing injurious in it, and can stop feeding it without harmful - - II- -cat -." jerking his head aweY4 speculate when she should act. It wea twist your neck fur you!" • i Now then listena-Marian Mayfield .. . clearly her duty to speak to Thne.- ton on the subject, and, reptignant ,effects. Human beings can take it withbenefit. We take it every day. The first part of this oration was has got a fortune left to her. Preparations do not give satisfaction. Clydesdale Ycur money cheerfully refunded by the dealer if any delivered by Miss Nancy Skamp, to Miss Nancy paused to see the effect as the task was, she resolved to per Try Hercules Poultry Food. some half-dozen negro grooms ' of this startling piece of news upon form it. It was some time before CLYDESDALE STOCK FOOD CO., Limited, Toronto w1"1., her companion. .. .• . were cooling their shins while wait- , she had the opportunity. •, a • ing for the mail, before she closed , [bit the docter was not sulay, an" Ilut at last, one afternoOn in Fels- , cf the post-. upon his guard; so after en inviilee- ruary, she chanised.te eneet Thurston the doors and windows tary slight start, he remained per - on the sea beach. After greeting hire , .• Office; the second part was atifiresseto Chiaele, her little negro Waiter-, rectal still. Miss Nancy was disap- she candidly opened the sebect. tiles ea a. a a a a a e , •, e , , a a -.- -r-f 'f • I nol iceable on cutting the butter with a ,and the third concluding sentence, o:nted by the calm way' in whi-h spoke gently and delicately, but firm- ,.. a I string. The Second weraing should ••••, • he 'took this marvelaue revelation. ly• and plainly -more 'so. per•haris. a ., . 4 cease as soon as the§e stt•eaks o.: - emphasized by a smart kick, wits be • . 4 However, she went on to say: than allot/est.. woman in' the same I. . • •• •mattles have txan retnoveci.. stowed upon poor Molly, the niot• .. ' se ' e Yes' a fortune left her, by .a positioti would have done, for Marien * 3 1 .•' • fled cat. The village post-otlice was grand -uncle, a bacheloa who die 1 was eminently frank and fearlees, + / • 4 + i churnings are matte weekly, care Sheila In email dairies whore rally a few : • . -; 4 kept in the loaer front room of the a - little lonely house on the hill, oc- intestate in Wiltshire, England. Now, especially where conscience was con- 4 a + ' Le attain never to mix- sweet and -cupied by the solitary spinistea. what do you think of that!" ' corned . + , •••• rearr (Teem jest before c•herning. This , -Why, I think if sh2 wouldn't have . i.• • + ',1ways results in a heavy lose al' fel ti • , e The mail -bags Were stut".ed remark- ' And l'hureton iiiet her arguments + me when she was poor, she won't . •_ - ... • ably full, and there were siverel with a graceful nonchalance,' ee +. try latternalk on ecceilia of -1;,,,. aif• wonderful lettere, that she felt it her ,, ., be apt to do it now' she's rich.'' • seemingly petite and eamd-huniorai ****+++++++++++++++++++ : Tence in the chut•nability of savi;et ant Pm! /aft" yolk s4.4.., she don't kniav a word Of it''' as. it was really ironical and insult- , • •ea aye aue 1 eie , .. , , .., sour cream. A ceehilion &fa, tray lie •• " 1 eaurneig is to get ereere te ehern in a • -7 . 4 -• - duty to open and read before send- - lag to their owners.•nge •f e numeraus sa e; l 0-f churns reeetweble lengle of lene. Due Wee. i -.. • ' 1t's see.- said the worthy , post- ala aka; eta mi. u.,11 ‘.,, if Fee reit 1 i mistress. as brie sorted tee letars in : npear .1t,41 allow do e ati keiree it • a hen?" I.5Lrian •-a;',.• hirn time -she was pa Othe e „ . . orriin there is none tatter for Pa sr; •,a ,Ietta-, go, !)“,y t„-2 (11)(3 1,, ("Ini7. rw mare of the per j wan threi tee tame ehurn. says Pref. feliea in e reuees: Teo thln i:r•n:irti toi: - • • : -- her hand . ' • Wha t 4 is t his', oh! a Oh, Lord, no, yiou 11 n as • end veurnent and cho Michela Before felling the ee..741 cream. •(no. hieh or trio lewspera 'cloet.a. let ter for Colonel- Theerntien- teUettat indeed' You vapalitnit, 1 • eali1. the chitin shraild l'a •l'ic'll•4°'1 ef churn, toa tow tertrat.altice; 1 • J• . .. teshaw. that's all about politicel ten ' .. knOW (a use it would ruin us! Lis• • suaiuntil ery argJ s on had failed.said. -As a last resort. it Ina:cab.' cr neces- : wart het water and then final' %vita strum null: fr•ern strippers ar coe'z fer earn' Who carve about reading that', "Now Aant N rw don't be. lett. sary for me to warn Ilk, 41.e Roy -- • net& Title all! freshen the Churri irei relater al in 1,1,:trili6o, lit he wanes al Stop! what s this? in" ria..' into any yOf saottr capita . . ' : 4 ' '.• t4 t th per's of lite wood wall ' . :111111U•ITING TIM ['Braila 71. , • It don't! He may have it . to -night I not Fir tny ouviceeke, %%ere I alone 1Lors! It a thrtbble letter fur -lo involveal, yeti krit,...v hew netea 1 lal iup tea irn ni huller Will. - it i.,; 411 ;T\ tc. . icePp 1.,u1V1 . crinies and .hangiter secrets-7-dun't tro- . cuUso I don't want to hear them. would eteittre ilather than at eye yrai, Rut, thi„. voline izoe meet Tea., ,,,141,,,. net sa a, Th, churning tentpciralwy \\ -r • Marian Mayeeld! And from •furra:i . a' ' eaboul:1 be LU cli that th,, 7'7' 711 ',Nth' ro:,1 until it renclea the cow -orrice, .., and 1 ‘4..on't neither'• 1 :teat us to perte. toot Now I wonder-0Can't wrong. I- air 1 ill fr ta al It eaei stop that catery.atiling. (tut ' • euch I end I' tn 'ain't td of t hem, too • " - the cream ;Me the chitin to rentovelfa treirket It teen tne common • glsali h i .4 ce ' l• r- ' 1' . 14 1" . 'kJ min ,tf".., ; 4,'!.1! tLei.o. is tie 'better- aachaee irt wto•::li le • aftertaa she %aid. rating her viaces, ...Fraid o' whet? Nobody can prose' f, , ., r, poe. . e, - N'uta will write her an wifely:noes ----leame, ,a4aseen you nigger"! Were to wattd it anew (Ted Mies Nancy, a little incoh rentiv • never t alas an ire latat rceal T.'l,aali'llItY al. %all' . , 'Dare. usually. cialeest. ,r ciltn1 orairact. ally In la recommended 1,tr h,i'At tr4t1c. •• $Porki in buth'f. elone airs. These ea...Latter; art.t. +. :LI 1 open the °Jac(' I reckon yoe'd ,,Y0ell know ' what better than I. to anobje(t," .•. • . . 1. particles ,.f cream. The amount el col. 1, 4. fancy trete, one pound prints 1 C11. fa ) V. . .. 01 70 be ii,aled Is tleternanea by the ac- wripped in parchment paper erc the" ' • saint'?" ' y '' mends of the market. Color the butar meet popelar. 'Haase jirifils -are tits le. .., ate f isa L • ewe,' t(' .,i? your cueterni•r, a ;411 ft SITI:111 hand trader whet . • •.1 -es !ie ypersonall "Ha 0 Id. ha' %%Hohe t. a pelogy eikettir shaula ,re rIctuttal rintil . 4710 1...1 .ut.1 li,tve the manilfseterere non -,-'..7 VO' poestbly make air such eta iin granules are abaut hall the .;•17.Pof ti . gran tett into it. rhe imprint of tt . ia wacraritiall• inti•rfcrelleol?'" a \\ ti iiir;.:kw than tlit.....11 i., •ditlt- un• -•11,1,!7•1111 rut into the autler - well - . 'The Lord keoa et ha I ao not nise• c,4:ilt to ref; 7at ei Inc buttermilk and the- s'r7. res, ;7 guarantee of Ile genuine • - But I trest to he etile to stave tea tribute the emit. when Smaller, 5411111 nees. It k also destriale to ha .o a • e wit hout -reveal ine v me" or llie fine grituflea are apt te passmit taut lettering rin the parchment' write. "Do e•on uriagimathatvegtie war 1. When- al gran• per, stitch, for exe "Corning from me they would," cause. rho Latter to float Salt lad! an- serve their nttrective rectangular ap itirIP;- as Lao-) ince; woeild- have any ' enact upon ,W111 th-' PIII°t•Illfila cules have reeetied 11111 right size, cab]. Daft•y Butter; Golden Jersey Butter (v•fiter should 151 '5140)1 t,•1 11,, churn to tie. Pants trust be kept cold to pro• -Heavens; • Whet. 4aa self -worshiper". I ha churn f•: jsenrancre - - - -' ' • Bet salriehnesS4 is y ear florin:xi suite. 5"'el• 1h0 San •Pll.ri-atc'• .', Marian! Self -lase 15 your only aaec- 1,4""..1-•0"•al a foss' revellitione and 1!:7. S %satere. litifter i,,, made til rather larea tion-aelf-aduleaten your only 5.7141 -Ill.. I lith444.1,11< dr,4•WL} ca. ,,\f? -1. lt,,, butler eleinfty and shipped earrie ilatanc( , , I v‘illteut ice, the regular le or 20 -pound" . ,•• .. 4 , las been lhernu illy alai ved ' re a . .' siesm-'oolaworehip aeur onla rel. • , , g . gam! You do not di,aite to be loyal "Fia-'1' l"! 11111,1 to II1, lattlaf and the' aootbai . tub is the most sattsfaetery, (ham • an:raved rt aew times. Thla 'lliess, tufastinuld be :scalded in hat -eon mesh only tti' he honored! ilea- . amount of washing. iteitrilly eutliees. 1, eatt.,•r :and then .snaked in Geld Wat-r •• ' 1* , • ,•••.•• • a• •' • --acan he writing from fume. parts ta ISh'' da. aunt Nirrica and tet we tell you, get your letters juet as soon alaretri Mayfield., .kh' I'll keep Oa yattat better he careful,. Tee eyes or the corntuunity- are upon you " •find read it beore fMiss Marian g . ete Let -'cin Prose It!. Let 'ent previa, it! 'nay . • 'ea- When Miss Nancy had closed up for ain't got. no 'witnesses! Chazzle and the. cat ain't ,no Wit• the night she took out the atter di- nesi_ita..• said 51,..,, Nancy; obsclirelv; • • rectod tt. Marian, opened. anti began ../et 'ertl fin. Ib' tt w,irse! 1 reck•in • ''' _ to read 11, And as she read her 1 , anew something aamit law (15 well ''e)em and mouth grew wider an'i ' as they alo! if 1 arn a lone 'ornan!'' ,• wider with astonishment, and het .,. rho, can procure your reinoval wonder broke forth in frequent 07< i from otfice-withorit proving anything • . \ - • .. ai clainaiions of "11,--y conscienagainst `)u except "nP°P"IalitY' c,,t : , .... . Well flow! Who'd a dreamt of itY" abet 's Commodore Waue,h's plan! - PI1N lout. I'd a let Soloilion court her ' ''' the, tigl ' WICk0(1. OM Illiggitho 1! • • • : ••-• when he wanted to -but lors! how' rain't ich great shakes of an eveutn:i.• dal 1 r know that she'd—M-.) . neit a tee dear knower' • ' :-.., conacience'" etc, etc "Never mind, Aunt Nancy. mend • a • Fier tit of abstraction was at last your ways. and may be t he 11 • net • ' ' broken by a -smart rap at the .di,or, ptde. hist, 1 disturb you. Arid don't tell aus all,,'lmpil'551 11* '•, • -„. Shy started and turned - 1 1,ae I Iler.4 Neu, yo • -might be surtimon(al as a witness derfoola 1 eta hay 0 - na heart, • yoir !! a't -Pe' a',isle a alet Ita-; dr,ttorsti -t•voral hour: bt.t1 r , t he guilty creature that she Was ' • . • ' of yOUT capital a•creta, becaese. 1 i ee ire ita, aid fine dairy seat et t It' 1., 7, :•- 1 '• ' .) e' u'l'irl''' " h'‘r 1•I 1 ,•t• fv:Itoil in this way and heed with The rap was repeated sheeply hese, Only a 1470 is' You cermet ti , ee,,,•, , • . ' • in 4.fle Olinoeper potliel 01 butter, email:tient papar, leittf..r will keep f a agaimit you, which (could litit he s,, • •. . She jumped up, hustled t he Ione i hink! Nor het e arm any lu• thP 11111111 eight 4 or Itu lietreal.ly well in these t" 1_t'. Ot1,114. agreeable to my, feeling,4--you und•r- 3.'"'l anlY aid revalve Ica ll. 'l 1 letters and papers.out of stand! And 'now tell ine, if you me /1(4"1 of, 10.-.. 6uti only of pou,-1. ‘I'' ;i11:,..,... le dislril iii• 11 • 1 11 , i .i -P srat elor,,ifettla -ecekri gas tire _found, on. Dee murk's( •••-• sight, and stood wait'leg . absolut els await n that MIS-. Mee_ Planse is your vital lireeth, Note . - ' \allele' only ri Nnu;.11 'ti tilt of butler beliang ham Iwo to tern l'Isr:::tilittlitil,,,i,r catelliie, • - •- 4. 'Fhe rap was reiterated loudly and native air! To 'hair yt.er mane rind ' field has had that- fortune left her. •-• mad,' it may lel 5v404k041 with a ladle \\ '17 ttie small butte ,• .... atahoritatively, • . . But stop! don't tell rne how you ',mese on 1.1')•1'y tolieti,---that ts Now... elair Inrger amounLa it I. er,••elest. troulae is finding . '• violent ly. • should. be :a gereon Of tialinies :that a .eUitetale S' ho that?"' she asked. trembling a found it out! • highlaa ambitiont :Stich a womar, 1,i11,,,,Iirlia,'1,2441:.4111'kno•wr.v,,i,. 1..) Istive a sepiire inerket fer his product. 11 is enalontary "Well, yes. I arri eertain-sure, -sh( ', 5-07 07 Butler . is arefel'obla ' Workal a itt, mast of these . preatueees to eon . °tit has had a fortune left her. .1 „have men !Meta not. weste their lig•artea rh,i! lir:A tune jilet entitigh le _4,, the eitatary grater, vette, as ft 'rule, , • s me, Aunt Nancy! De for good p.,..si* sake don't keep a fe'low wealth upon her!" exclitinitel 11 01- il:•‘,il,''''. ' make-. little, disserimitetlinn in qualita here in the storm till he's nearlt, over, nobody in ' t his coantry don't ton bitterly., . grazing w ith murky ' l'IlraV ingorpar•ite. the salt. It te then eight actin's, the 1.:arid• and the poor sailing. for ',rec. the posit ive proofs of, it. Arid, more- . .. ....Perishecl. It's corn ng on to hail eyes, that 'smoldered a all' suppressiel 1!111'"`e'l tll ''''1lin'l six. '11* know it hut myeelf-aand Noir. 44•And. aftiti• evilieh 'while II 4' tire ilsoalla , heftily the sante price. No prorlucer 01 and snow like this last 'judgment'. now I tell ycw, (twat hint the mat- passion, ugent the beiiiitiful girl b.••• • ••orel butler can afford 10. sell to tete "Oh! it's you, is it, Sol.? I didn't. tare ,him know but what it was -----Do. for self lift jam! ana go a courting be- Marien was standing e it 11 het. • eYase 7- .--.- - --- ---...--------- --- - ; 0-ilitulry afarea Thciae who have made farm butler-nutaing a stiecese have, ite . .• ler to a 510111, He sprat dress your- . Mercy's sake don't be talking about. (ore enybode else finds it olit..!.! er ribstrectectly iipon a distant me assure soli t het there iS n Jima. variably catered to (47 is trade, or • • the last -judgment, andh such fl.M-firi "Bat that wtsald scaecery be hon- sail. Now the te(irs swcalett Iloile.* oven to 2,•01ir almost 17!'. 1,7.8 in11.1- !things-I declare to man, you put orable eit•her,- aetaurred 'the dee- the 'large white (..elids.'attil 'lame' (nese, Arai that limit may Ite foetid killyo. sal.110 woll kilaa'11 tattler elortiWS. y„11, No1„ 1,11055, tho ,N greet flail of buttET Gould 10 sold ;h i• ' Me alt of a trimble," said Miss . glittering on the level laehes, und her in ;Wise les Doe. villegee. bavns and cities el. la5 find 4"e • a Nancy, by way of accounting for her to • 4, , ,• lip quivered anti, liar -voice 'feta:feel pcmr or of thought •otily, cattle:it Wol.glt a ' . door, and admitt ed ' her lea riled • • palpitations, as she unbarred t he • - 1.0n ra. In lg"' Y• l'art,Icallari Yes. it wolart, If rise, t; 1.,tl[smte e•ctoft,ire Itiost.getoi ant(•1 slightly ns she - answered: You 1. 5' der through a felse-'ine- 'Miss Le 14o,c. your warnings would l••• anti 15 aellis ill the vountry elares, nor 111,15S1/r0 the powe'r cAt joi,:i... tri-„,,,- conls fl. POUT -Pi, •Willill WOUld Ir 114,, 'only Seeki. ' therefore, paivete cu. -banters . •'; 'nephew. Itr. Solomon 'Weislitaan 1 prni(ii:li-57th05avboul... Iferian's fortune. we'd ditrin, dear l'huiaton, bia the tine. lutve net vitae whatever. 1 toll yee wile ma Wi1ling.to pay air a gcterd pr...1-: . '..' • F..(1(1111 A dreadfully downhearted as I•e' have a ‚.5 hot herd of fortune hunt era willecome. When y011 Wif,1 ItriOW inc 't. that , in' t• he face (if -7 hem (were. I so if the ' dispes(ela 1 might 17 *td that girl to d"t• sc! al'':' "(It Will" e'a''''Y 7(ti 1.y road, try to reach lhani -1.1y . ...a snow from his boots, shook it nff h•is but fortune, running rifler and worry- nce the time has come, la has the altar toanot•row." „. rail. Ten poande of butter may easily 4F .. • entered: He slowly stamped the who- ilarat• care it cent,•for •anythierr "E fe I am.” , clothes, took off his hat and his over• ing the life (tat of her, and niayte, aLso arnou for me to efilighten_you •,.• Marian was silent. not •deetaing. qui be sant a0 (1,7'00 ruiloa by eapease. fel' • • " ' aoat, and hung them up, and spoke- I one of them marrying of her,. an little., And ati the first place, fair i answer called for. 425 cents. Ten pounds !nay be sent fer • ...* alt silo/aing of her money, and bringing quaen of mirida, if not of hearts, teal (To be Curitintieria a alaell 30 cents anaer & 15 to potatfl pet•t never a word! Then he drew his a eaes ran la sent •1;'i0 mile.; far :•11 el'rik p. • ' - • right up in front of the fire. of her as poverty, and 'breaking of •• 44'a 'a foot on each andironestooped 01:4'1', her lirit•t. %ailerons, if we keep •the • 11 is certainly a business pt•opesitieti bl,sevword! ,,tt!'° °Mt" t 0 OkIrSOLV azeand stillpoke-ner a her, because y(..it f..xpressage thutt fii los..0 iV or 15 aelife• • ----- . .: '' "spread his palms over the kinille tether to pay a 017 01,11711 4.007-. p.4 "Well! I'd like to know what's the Y°71, wila-__alatliaar• n penial by selling it to the ("emit!), • counted her all the same When silo • . taiatter with you to -night," said Mi:••,4 and 'wheal 'take 'good aerie .... grocer. • ikiLlli• a good ateility at Ltulfere„,„ .. . Nalaaa, as she went' about the room Nv" poor, put it up iii•IiNft ' inui 'allffi;:iivi-C pit'el:- ..- - •-•••••••:-... • looking for her knitting. 0. 115.Ve hi,r all to esourself, and nolaely • •••• • _• _ kV;',. awl yelliV.frifind 11,Itit 1110:1,1.1V0 .110 of hist• properly, and her, too -would apes,. and st•il il le seleel ethstorinere,• But.the (lector stared silently 1 the fire. . . to , rlivnot1,1•1;frt10-ial..1 „, , .slii,iiin't s....yohcusec?'n'one 1,101i,s ' profit ii i•in let-inill leir•ang. ., . "It's the ,latest improvement in _.-------aaaeaae-ea +..:-. •• --t.'''' • e...: • politeness -I shouldn't wonder -tot uteri the sorely-tetepted lover. ae---...--e-_------a----_, -_,.....-.,,-..--_,-.'•"? . -_-",:::..:;:.• • All'ENDIN(i -1411 DET.%11,a. a - ' • at the thing • in lids light," deliib ea-- ,•.. • • • ... • • "Of course! Awl thiit'e the only .....-ea•-_---a-ea-aaa-e-e-a-e- . et aeaaa-s-a. ease a."---aaaaae -- ••-•,:• •.• • stpoe"" anWa'kaWnrsatewso eyr1yoousyutoe.se"ualr y11igngeaindayenrthys tihnwignhge1n0 to t.\.Mhaeuey.. sliegeh? t Wthe y,loboek' earrtiei1m1. oiis!Dsoni't, yoti -S-2a :-••,-;•'-4'-----......,‹"-c-I‘.4a7a.."a-i_---4-4,--,•-'"-,--74 '- -- --' '-'--:-""••"f0.7.•raa_le--era-a-%a.j--e -e•77-e .;4.: . -.:'i. - . .;a:.. .- 'a . ." vi7r4'- ) e11. x'1pi1j(r1, &t.essaluti' trl e.-7.y1t,nha11de.:Ildtiwteyewid.,evnin,il lnitseeb Aunt Nancy?" . ant a•were dng Maran t4a.a; 1IS :1'Y0 psHirmmingi,rm1 e1,01end.ei.t : • - Aunt Nancy?' 'ties I was! r wits gr's"I''''t •••13\'''`•••• , aeaaja er '14, 'eatery in III,, itillwev ai•eident „, , •• fishing you what's the matter?" ' r • , .• -,,saa,„*"7-:.i. ...s ease" - y eslonlity • • Esse; es- adrie4 lo bait al. • • ' "Oh! I never was so dreadfully law- • ' C/1.411'1111: %X. ' •a-ae-el.• aa ala - Ar -i „ea'. •-•'a. •44i. • ...4 apii•iled in ro life, Aunt Naney.." . l•-.. 4' , ' 441 a' P. , ."1.41;1 ...1.1 • aut.:Wale, hal ni-1 brociwr ...i.*:-. . ill III., ;v...t ;put.- :-.:tid 111,. ctiit% asst.i... • -- ot , ...., .1,...,5. •• ' vs e,•:\ 4 s' at iseitsible las alai gel au de (ailltita- "\Vell, 501.41 ill the name' .01 oll• Ilea •.i. , _ tet ' „A', ,,,,i.i Hi,' ;;;...,;:it. rh,,1-1.;); "till h., ;•:in de, ;-: -'-'t - Andawhet should a yollng 1t1411 hr. Oa meantime elittritic's heart _ • t_like '.on have to make hail feel low- seas weighed (leen Ity a new rause re aspiriled, I should like te 1;nctiva sorrow and imeiety. Thur -it on neeer , '•'aToping about Marian, 1 shraddea. uppi•oneated her new, either ill iter:,•on. _ _ :vvol. r... The girl is a good girl er be• he ler. -. She' merer scat- Mut,- s• - - • • - anoueli, if Rhea' only Mind her.' '15(.11 •• rept. -at threrberels, the le...tun-room _ , . _ . linsird ess, annot let people semil or in 711501 (mina:tides, ele•re 110 koptr, , . . ' her, And if you do like her. • and .himeolf.rdoef free' her rind dovii ed 1 _ •.. • . • must have her why I shaul. inekt• Iiiiii•Self tri the belief:ate' atter ;Accra).- - • n•o further objections." • plishea heiress Anctelica I.,. 11,1y, (,,, i _. . ifertj the young doctor 4 urned • whom ruiner go sehint es. an accept- . ..•. ' -Shortly eit•ound and stared at, .1)44 ed suitor - aunt in astonishment! .: Sce free was- alritiaitas 10110 heat 1 . _ , .. "I1,4m!" said Miss Nancy, looking from jealousy or suspicion that. I 11 e.• . ' • ' , eemeseri, "well, yes, I did oppose it attentions besto xi -A . lIv Thuril mi, oncr., ctsrtainly, but that was be- and these rumors circulated. in the ... cense you Were both poor." . neighborhood, gave her no nniaiele• - a.%nd we are both poor still, for nese. For though she had, air lae-- , aaaht. that I can see. and likely to self, discovered him to he passionele • con tinoe 50." and impetuous, she believed hate to "IiIsh-tsh! no you're not! least- be sound in principle. But whoa - • r , ""` .4, • • .._-_ • Tar 1,\sii. !it.avoic.... bible ihy "Poi!, i1•1!1;:.f.111- , 11,.,170111.11 4'' 15 '1•11,,i'L.: 1167'1,1;111; 14)!,- ‚.5443' a.lieseal • "aler, t lam es neala 'ten paliat • rens .4ut mailmonth, a a ere" .a taw Thatirat 1,ark,eint ' 41-rei4s 114:41 't• seeettna. waideet. "%ea. .1 41141,- he' reatel, a. rectal en his elan 1. 1' r. 4,1 -nt /),,1 1,111 rrimt tiiut 4-artet 111 •••.0i••• 14 Mall up." .4s A -Qtiality of - • bright by occe_sionally nibbing with Dress work can be I•ept beautifully.' • • leSM. t'L HINTS, • suit and vinegar. - : ""tt • .•;v fer-e'e - Tea should be kept in either a tin or glass vessel, which has a lid, as it is necessary to keep it tightly covet-- 4:ced. Hub kerosene on the zinc under the stove once a day and it will always look, bright. .1".'"es ee .:1- "reer, .'"'l kele.....„...: .,,..:-..e.. .; r ere. il." r ,Wheiti washing flannels, get rid of . . . I . . . • ..,:;;;.,464, . • . ,.i.-.,7% .1:,,,.•„: ..:,;*".: 4.?.. '' ,....."..eatle.:,-.;. '1"..".--•.:' ..1L':'4.4, . . '-. 3•!.'•,r• ''' as much dust and tert as you posse- • bey cen ley shaking and brushing be• ... _._ • . • .. fore plunging into water. ' • • Ceylon Natural Green Tea Is unapproachable. It Do not leave scrubbier,- brushes • ' " Is entirely free from dust. dirt and coloring matter, with the bristles turned up, or' the therefore it is absolutely pure. dampness. from them will run int-) . • the body of the brush anti loosen the Lead Packcts only, 4oc, sac ard hoc pt.'. tb. By nit -Grocers. , bristles in their sockets. Wh-n bousecleauine the bedroom wash the toilet ware a ith soap one eater, and then till the vessels wit!) • +++++4-4+++++++++++++++ Scoreb-Wet the scorched place it. hotting hot soda water: put them out * * cold water, rub with soap, end ' in the air and leave th, m tilled fie. ' half a day until thoroughly disinfect.- ' '4, bleach in the sun . . • 4- . See trig elat.hine Gil-iilith with ler 1, .1 ed. . 7 • sum H• + •II 1 About the HOLIS8 +- hit stand for several hours, thee Nei er pi.t. mer away in clothes wash h cold N4 i e v.'ita r and soap .rk fore putting the garment in the wals'!'il'.'' needed in a hurry "When tee erst soiled curelitiim. They rely ee + leaselice-Seturate tee spot wo,h warm deys of sering oreur, foal then ether and lay a cup over it to pr - there is. mach diseonCert. 1 and ... ..., *++++ 44+-4 4++++++++++++ vent vevaporation until the . stain is 'ensile:, she'll(' be Pacieel evree- lie- • starched, hciwever, to preeent their remoed. . , EID ,ECTEItECIDES. - Co ' lfee, Checolate and Cocoa-Wese ''''g •''''.11')w• I A glass decanter may 1.0 cleaned by , Many fastidious heusekeeects 111 (' ) with soup and tePid V;:f.itl'I'. I hr. eking up (see shells iet(/' small -.,.. that chicken, and more especially Gress Stairs-Saterate se u, thi''' • pieete, ereitt He them it to the decan- . 'turkey, should be roasted without oughly with kerosene diefere pleertg ,,,r. eaeal i; a...1., .e,„. i eiete. ‘,..ut ,r. . i - dressing', in which case serve with the the garment teethe wash tele • awl thoroughly seeker - .--- 1------.........e ' • _ It ird chestnut timbales as follows: Iodine. Vareish arid Pai rl• -V. a sh i ihilinaiw v. tlting' it. may. he re- :" ' lion one pound of blancleet chestrees with alcohol ter ir,I.ne st aiL!s, • 0!!.1 iiio% et! (tint carpet to colored st...s • ,an mash Inc adding. salt, pepper, rii,s!• in soapy water If the 1 A. i its fillate st soak tip as 1111411 1LS pes• mud a- tiny bit of mace, thrm ei,',4' 'al 1 Pr sl aim, are on coarse fel-stet-se itee with it 1,10tter, thee apple mile yolks, wen beaten, wet cceera e, as they are li•etey to lie, ins-, !li e ••cith a • soft. A an roe. .111,e...tug th. • trewsten well. Welit te.e .1., h iI, es 01 thetrefirst sty sett:rat:tee eith tuepen- milli to' scat, th0ckiiii.111:. i to th..1.;,.„..., '; i the .e..es, and fold th tilt: MiXtird.• tii.!, title: if 0.1 a Mew material, toe el Ti It will draw oet. tl.eink 1.11,6i. i!0,•••!.. '' last thn ig. hake. in be itttereter(ewth chhoof'rra if a sc•.sti:1 1: n: ale ohol• SPen e I ,• • ,molde.in a pan of het eater. . dark rine is left by the turn. titiee WI, lice i truitere whit -4, Les t....-) i t. Se. iss elggs-a.Sorne slices of cheese, l) !let use any of tli,-., Iiii....a•lis •1. -Lir varash.•.! \till nt ta1.e ena4t1.•1 .!!•Cl i . .._ or.- cult .i1 cream, one tees:twin of the lot! or u.! al: iticitti 11;:iht. 4,., 1..f1''Y tii... t aroish has two!, w,.l-! tte wi•li I - •, rntarrl, FIX01...,,7,F, a .i. cry leek, red .are very intiamable - . l hotline wit -r. in which 1 1-t,tti is al pepper• 1-111,. a deep rite plate with seet-sontri, rri, tee sett with little washeng softie. After it &tem thin slices of checee; tree' thorough!: dry cornmeal .tweeeetterive the art... r.1/1 it. 1 1...i,oeghly y, it.. a pie e. the crearte mustard and re.1 pe;Tcri cin Ili the ‘.. ash, i 1:.;(1,-1 4iipi.C,1 in tHri.eatiiie. vial if- ! . ...pour half th..• mixture into the dish; Ft tod-Saak in cold salted walt.c. ' 1,1' t',.' br' been 4001 (el' *'-',4 heitrs , . then Cul', -td ! y iir_ak 10 the cgs 1-.L) I het, wash in e art: Wee,•r t... eh 4.1,-.1. red. elf:it se Itdrtteer, aft,T %%Ili, h 'hi" 'th-y will kccp I iieir shape and pour te• of soap, aflertierd i tel. , weer pity it' eitlicr pa tided or, ob. ed . • is, 'he rest ef the (t-,alli ,r them. -. tires,t -If two iir tiers ti -s old_ sittisferpitele. . • . _ . Pet ke 1 Iii 1:1;nu les The- cheese mel's seek et chleroterin seep all h• :t . . . ..eand thickens the cream. -4 eater will alwe.s eitnoie i.111.,V Or'.131.- Ine.n Gine..TM, ad. -Mix toxeth,a- Lay stai•s iif this kind. • CIIME••4E I\ INI.IAND. . -ern.- lint Of sifted liw-, ii?11 .-„.111 ut t, Ireit liest-oa eik tee sW et," 4,1! in "-"-' • . • • .- lea.sepncrirn} (jf Salt, or,-, t.i•aspotinfal lemon Pike'. miriol•rIc v ith salt ; a.... it-41litre in Itrittstr Cities soterMerry_ .... •.. int soda, one teilesreened et ietieer, bleach for ae houror two in 1.",.• eivelish Girls. • :and one 1, aspen.. fel of 1 tre-aheire sun , i ' - .. .. . • art! sift l'''a 10 until seft theee 3,1-.1.l,•w-'uti, in a weak selittion It W..1, erated rev, utle t" t' ':''' • llabiespmeefitls of butter or hutte.i e -ed it f cal,,ritic ,,; time tor te.e.erei beers lattatirtes had- betel seer', I it.. '.11 i . l',.:r.t um .(1 Jtcat into ii 00... -half , t• Rinse in co11 water, cla-stcr At Ill(fIllf4 SnI1,* 5 '11.0 21,,: .' ...- . .0. c,,r,f,.1 or .0..4.,4,, ,,,,,...;:air ,,p a 01111 Fr...2-s1rt 1 ch the fabric oit.er ei ;sr, ohotit. 1.44 thtra s... 01 . 11•! clic - fit ef niolaesis. the sifted dry noic- beer, i'ind pour boiling Water on tr.': •,.Iely rm.:need -In. the ert ef • w..-dett.....: turte nail ' one-helf of a cupful of stree4. if the ete.e. is nee not .1.e. i I cicthes :fie yellow 0' -10 is mere • "Pilling ''' ,"''''' MAK,' at envy in tvi 6 in .F.,-iisis- a %%eats I, ti lorg, r ,net more serious et Liverpool HiGhtEst• Avre120-5T. LOUIS, 4004. UNLIGHT OAP '11 Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap are cleaner and whiter than if washed in any other way. Chemicals in soap may remove the dirt but always injure the fabric. Sunlight Soap will not injure 1p...,,sthe most dainty lace or the hands that use it, because it is .-absolutely pure and contains no injurious chemicals. . Sunlight Soap should always be used as directed. No boiling or hard rubbing is necessary. • Sunlight Soap is better than other soy, but is best when .• used in the Sunlight way. Equally good with hard or so. ft water _ afvesam wet be peel se to 14.1y Woo prose- ,t Sailizht Su, o cent -,41 y 1 njurio,14 cheial.ala or any tuna of o-ultoratioii. • '59 ----- Loser Brothers Limited, Toronto inasmsnalm... - MAGNI14-1.4r:ENT Blue Fox Ruff NO MONEY REQUIRED .f t I•'" 42,4 314.-st r 1.244 ',C.,* The 4. y t UM> .1 .44 J.. IS •• 4.) se arri.nurti '.r Ine nerds rue I 11.-r 4,1; • 41 n • Ur r• hon.- 4,, I ..4 .41141 .kt •st 141E.Ii• 41 • /luilic Oritly • r • a. /, f • 424 • ...a Shoo Poo FL. •-• 0 art I Vi / 10 t, psod -4 toss! tit Us( 1 Pm hdd sus os•sr re OP..; yOu G ins ram liamy J use. • I 7.- • 12a4 es .41220448 •Js 2 doz.sets Picture Post.Cards i..,,,..:. 4,44 tat 3,, .4..41 4 41.4.4 • % 41 444,3 I1.;" •I'• t4,11 - ' ,• y . V.4! , , ,...• . .,, ..4.i.lt..,-,t.r.aarr.ta . Il ,; 4 rg,.. • • ,1 en I 1,1. tot. t•... 0 n OA . i. ir1;• ily 20 1.r-• T offvtart 1.....,.ro to 14. r. on god 4 ••••;' , -. r '74.'4,4,4..kTre '..'' r • . 41 ',baba.. 5. s ..,,, WO . 1, r ....WM( .8 the 1,1.14 . . Khal!eM, 4V1'11-rrifstl,',11 pri, , - ' 1 cf 4. \al., ai,i0. ' land Birkenhead,' abet, 111i. .1011 ii•t. o...r 4 tliot r Olald 4arlt . ',her, ta M11,1r. 6 ,,toirg Or tOraro legs at the right heed 01 the carvc"•• _bottles beirse. nisei Evere the corn- 1 speak. pigeon 1intelish, hut c‘111,11 1 '-' \...1 ;Tor Ye at r-' of __the Athat•osca Divee . . • te . ei 'To Carve ii Tiarisi. -...\1,.11,,ri sent 11., "Fi...' 14..,t.T lcs with -the (1:.leryent 14 t- 14i1.1 migratory poptif.iticet of t.'hinese • • sot -1, sod rurpu D., It...,t. I. ,..• t TOII .t.a , elle Wr'It- ' ..„.e..' a .., . - r•Ale.- *,•-• '-'' " • .....ia, w. tri•tt ,,,o MA 4.00 tee P4.'• A,' Pew 4' ar.. the 2.011e the turkey shottlii be en -nick in -are alt - plaitly It:dieted in is leti4een tele awl tut) 111011-441a 1. , eicsie t-otonlial art le rs5. , Tows esu ,-..7,., , , . ,.. its back •o» the • plaittir. with tier printed 1,•tterittg, Tilt. 1‘,fir1 pilli(e 3Jany ut the humility iirovr.i..t,.r<4 ..._ . .. ... . - . 11'1.0"h the ear\ tee -fork i3teitiv doe t't, , meal is. tiottlts1 ..1-,., hao.,. t.I., WIP- . laii,iness in Oleic o',..1 languaize. :•:' '1: -TO THE C kNkDIAN ARCTIC1 t ,.,,,,.., ef Litionteri, and 'tee shall Fe) that the rettie alto tel ett.her siee ply t,,r0.'erlivivt a little clorsit iet.. • erally 'Ilie chin4st. t',.... form 10 ../).:'• l d Slatees, of the breest eene just allele-, 'the reist10 (tient an oldm click found In tit i lish cestes, but in thpo. Men fllew that s'reani eid the eir elt h me, . Gish bone. thittline the fare in t it, ale ic After the works, mere tal., in live as far as . possil de ie Chiceis.' i'01'1%.11. Dvs.1,;:ii tilt\ 1:11..11.1:It'S PIto• 8 ' '1 M1R:ken/1" Tleeirs down , to the . reonshe . left heedess . prbck aties leg ,,0 the. outr it eas ailed to the %call e•t tie. feehien, artist fruit-'atiel dried 10041. I'llSecthern ct of tDon This ll) 11111'. . . nearest side 01 the !rode, teen cut , side of tee printed- lest, and -tree., t.r xetrious ls olds forelliitr their iity.,•• . .____‘, - _ • i- 1 *W111 he a long returnee. ocrupying two • : .. down 'throve!) skin e-ntl- pent close 'o III.. . t. , . t . ; (ced 11) .t .. i11 eInt1ntc'vrl-, ti ttee412. 1) 41'!' ..Aill Sitart , Front zEthnou•ton -'11opesn"1nth.1,-oi"'i.tih 01 ,il ‘• " i 1 I".' "4-1" " th1. Iernoi.e ticen Jellef\yet reief) the mouth of came eay-theif thorari man • .- .. n reeims Ills pietail ctel ;• lot rind 1.14,411 441 1ro/rii 11,Al:"nv,litr. In this neigh - e, persons to be sers-41 (sthat the is adand hidden bearlhis ho . ,e1;. - - borhoott we stloill'reetain until the close greater part of the fowl will tie need- t 0 I . - 1,1,1)1,1,1)(tut of doors', but let Move piiwe I,N ,, r ,11101,1 t,v a ,„,,,ng , of Augtiet, when 1 hope there eel ar- farther hide, Carve the br.•ast meet . Every . • • ••, 410 1, 84 'S there s imuch 1,4))) ShO.ilZ. j 2 it.,:,'.... , tm' ;II M ierr:si Mg I'N.1,e1111.1ii to • eon hr ,ht nottli especially for the ed:,., reincee leg and eine. on the freely heiecies, Art, ele ,. t hi, ei i ie,. 140,.., 1imit.,, m.i......14,11. ri ir, voice 2,2,04.,i, crill,r,•,;.,..sa nerillittl,;•Ii:o‘frit.iitit,trisSit.‘nv.hFicrhan‘tk:.lo hetneNthe • .-t: in thin eros'. slices, ehen down al• :It private dens not err from 'ire.. the Arelet rtigi.n`•.2.20'.."b'!1%e 11 4)1 1' rnacf: in theehretet bone disjoiet an . . .... 4 , • • • irein's haunt" In pareeling 1 heir 1 - illat r,;,rt ,,r Ihe Puler (4, tete which.'" t:f (11.`' f'"ei edition ' •••-.. • 'body oy'er so as I 4-r r1tIllOVe t.The ON.,`''' Two Minutes euatrels and as -tanks, is a kind.. , • . . • • . . .. .. - .•remove the wish hone. Turn tit, erite ranee rrsii!t 0....; .,4,1r3 1 Imes i a Li -s iminedintily to ilie- vii•1,- 1.'4 110 THE JOURNEY NOrEillWADD. . '1.1. grim rlf , !Teal islands known ;le .111tEt • -- ters--stnall pieces of dark meat Cet . deminoets. A very !teenier sport 19 Parry ..:Nickii.enien. north or the nerth- : • "Tletiweiler quarters will be at Cape... . • - ' thelower side cif 'the hack and (-tote let el!. „n (he 241 414! of seed•s to he ecti et as' et Cutiaeln. Mr. 1,) 1.) ts . KPH, It, te. flatik:e Land. which- 'we •ex• • . ' to .either side at the backbone. Se• Physicians tell us that all • '1)2 iireeted in .1.0T16111. 14 !ilti;ens lir ll 0:4i pet to rench by the Dominion Govern- ' ,. partite the second joint from each felled inside an itrar,ge. • I....1g- . t. e t email!. wiLli Die 'loyal Geographiyel (et) seheetter in ihose waters. Wo . •. •• leg, and divide the • wines. In 'eery- the b load in a healthy. -J'he men are prole/ to Marry . • ing put pieres on troth White and doe k human body passes through huh- witinee. arid' many such mixed :...,-,6,-,1y. "N (V proposed eNeettilient" said N11', ' Ptedie• Al) eiit Cape. which will be the •-• . . ;shall estellish. a depot of stores at ei . meat on each' plate. - ' Marriages have proxed John' China - of the expedition with •• : e I . man to he a ve0y. devoted bilshee'l .M.knelsen. in Flh interview. "(lees. not seeling , 1 eint • • • the heart once in every two -- -.. end a most afeertiotatte parole. "tilis, ;eel at the pole 'either directly or indi- to le: zeid sledges in the spring of : ... :. . F IV F. A PPLE Es, ItEctr... minutes, If this action be-- Parslow, formerly a miseionary t11.. recta:, or enure,. 4 eeneet. fix precise. 1447.,• • 1irroye coeducts weekly. -screices t eliners •to 14-,,, reed cif wc,rk.•bitt 1 d* not LeffineWell . and Nlikkelsen prepose . comes irregular the „whole •_, hetGordon Smith • Seamen's 111l1ti' expect 11 will vetoer! I:wilier north than to travel north alone,' in search 7f the ' . -''' . 21, body suffers. Poor health ,,,t, The nember of Chinese in Car- rthout the 71ith paialiel. 11 1- 14 the expected • land, Which he !tortes to find follows poor blood ; Scott's ,:iii vrtries considerably, but recele a„pe..or. netteine ,gengt•apheenl discover- altent -latitude 713 north: loneilude 147 whist of these are. jet: 'that 1 nru undertaking the exre'di- west. 1)r. DR:to:see will await their •"•: a: Emulsion makes .the blood v,*('Pf'ds a hundred. of a migratory character. The pOlive tine. A gienCe at the nittp well show 'return at Gape Bathurst or the mouth •t pure. One reason why ,giv, h,,in an eecellent !waleThey thet the most weettirly islands of the of the Colville Diver,' Alaska. W. here .• ,11011l"rcOlate 1 11 1 \vo' ' 04'thrtie .tYT)111•10' Preiry - Archipolago-•Betelis Land rind the party well in the autumn expect to . SCOTT'S sg ee tse -.• . .. chinos,- hidere.; hon4is. where opium l'1,.nee Patrick Island-eetreed id about rind .4.. r • . n pas -age • in a whaler to San 24)4) 10 is app, reel their chief to 125h nierelinn wet of CreenwiehFrancisco. least:re The Chinese-ft:010r is t Th, o fvtiest tit' these islands. thet. is ' - , EMULSION noterioue Yeserler• and' when they' nerlh or Ilt,' ecoullt. Or lite Mackenzie " • • e surrept itiously have their empli.:'- Diver end of the eerthern slii•ires of -- - ---.. - - " . ' IIINE IN 'ITN CAN'T 'WRITE • . • merit on the -leastern trading shipe .-11,islete This an .etilieely unexplored re- Illile, id is because. rary in the 1.:nited States Shown w . . is such a great a.hich put into Cardeae us n I hoy r- eject, unity to brefound in one or . allot lien ! . , IN 1.',E.1111'11 Or LAND. by Bulletin. • . . . the blood. It is partly di- of serni-etilPefaction, the result la L'1.:1;01.i(44. n to.ntinent comprise one ra .., of the local 1011King-hmises in 11"t“T": "Thlise nerilhern 'sleeves of the North, .,.•,. . .. • • ter iii ',1 lightly ip,...boil,1 4:,c„.,1,,, in the t..41 United States Census Itureim, , According to a bulletin issued 1,3.. it passes so quickly into Bested before it enters the opium fumes. . ,. . . • ... I V,' flt. RV, Y nr Arioricsii .wilaii.es tont of one thousand tn the United States i • „" „ • „ e , -about- a .hundred and six persons out, stomach ; a double advan- -+ . . '' ' . ef oile ...up front Sim Frenelsre io the . • El -WIT CARS 11.1';•\TE.D BY "'Ir..% Ism/neer. thrteigh the Bellying Streit, v,°:!'iii.e,ter1whichN.°11 rise e°q11(elearatuti'109-ba.lben:lat . , • tage -in this. . Less work 1,areel••• liver get roil or sight of land. One in ten. Of the native white • . ' for the stomach ; quicker . ;8 on, of the oddities 91 our metletin .. The use of ice for heal Me. purpottes Even Wieet a strong wind blows off the drifts .bark a few population, only 46 out of every 1,- and more .direct benefits. civilizat ion. Often it ltd I11'. that TC.Iinier.e. 'Ur ice ' "iv fin: stet(' of things is'unfavnr. horn whites, 128 out 000, or fewer 'h out one in eveente; . To get the greatest amount ' a train carrying 1 C -I SOnfil to the northern nwt.1•.:04 en- i 1.'i- 1 t' f r(lr" 914' ' aide to the supposition that the • open °f 't -h icreig7' of evhe 'ery 1,000, and of tnegroes. cif good With the least pos- coueters a cold spell while en route. oreart 'lies behind -an expanne of orean, it would. perhaps be •more nc- al , sttd • 447) out of every 1,000 are' illiterate. If -the temperature goes below 0. eve- Ilcurate to snv, unbrInternationcomparisonsrerice, sible effort is the desire of enen. be land. My e • ' tnin point, the perishable inereltandisee belief in fttet, is that . there. is land as far ns possiblto corresponding* classes of the population., are on the ' • everyone in poor health. whole favorahle• to this country, in - Scott's Emulsion does just dicating that in most Europe.an coen- ti-iat. A change for the tries illiteracy is much more previl- .' ent than it is here, although the better taxes place even cc- United States is still far behind Ger- fore you ex . . ..... many, Sweden, Norway, Denmark pect it .. and' Switzerland. , There is also .. ground for satisfaction in the statis- tical evidence that illiteracy is stead- ily beteg reduced. In 1890 the -more . - ber of . illiterates in 1,000 was 131 • for the total population, (22 for the native white population, 19 for 014 foreign 'born whites; and 136.8 fti negroes, Indians and Mongolians. ., • -..--4.- Fried apples a re accept able 'seri.. with roast pork or sausages. Cut the elicits one half an inch thick across . • the apple. Do not remove the 'sk in. ...On., the apples can be cut in.euartet's leaving on the skin; /Ty in butter On- -.ttl tender, but net soft enough to lose form. Serve the 'apples on the same dish as the perk for a garnish • Scotch baked apples are made he addirtg half a tablespoonful of Orange • arnarmalade and of butter and suseee to the filling 0f the cavities for bak- ing Apple Soeffle-One pint of steamed .••• apples -with a tablespoonful of Melt- • ed butter, half a cupful of stigar, the of six "ogee ate! "the yolks . of " - three, a spriukli o grated nutmeg. Stir Mtn the hot apples tem butter, • .sugar, and nutmeg and eo/ke of the , eggs weld beaten.. When 1 his' is. co beat the whites the eigge 10 a stiff froth and stir into the mixture, Bit - rt three-piut dish tend turn the , „souffle into it; hake :30 minutes in t. moderate °Veil. Serve cream 811.1.100. Apple Snow • Bane -Cut six ince , squares of ,cloth, wet in hot water , 1 n41 spread•a layer of freshly cooked rice one-half inch thick all over; put 1 cored apple in the center of each, feline the cavities with rice. Tit the cloth tightly and steam a half hourleave win a cream 'etteCe. own 11.1.1.y -1n a quart pudding arrange alternate layers of .slic- ,- chopped apple and breed !et -easel) each layer with bits better sugar, and a pint.h or 1 cinnamon, When the -dish is ,ver the tory with cruretis. Co‘, r lace the dish in n pan cont 0.11- ot wnter and bake one hour er the apples .are soft. 'Serve. cry ant. . • - 11F7114ol'ING STAINS.' in sour and if otill remains. rinse in it Joullitibil of chloride of haw. will be ruined. DM it has been as- .awaiting diseovery in this '.4-51 (In of Ne -t ed that such a misfortune may 'The Polar Otienn. • Cellinsen and Me- preventert by covering the fruit eel). 011nxpehltn>1,111 a cen. with a coat of ice -a thing teesily t.y 2,1. 01,1 01054' c24 the consle 11 complisthed by turning a hose on it, He, eettel to see what -lies Away from and llowing the wider to. irectee 41n." the criest.. en.1 -1() hiy to Ineale the til the whcy're vehie.le is envelePed in lifted whicI1 I lielicteoto exist there. a •glassy and glittering blanket. • It "To companies -will juin me. in the may, indeed, he npprepriatelY eanInliexpedilioti. eine of these ..is Mr. Lef- a blanket, inasmoch rts it fll'event!= finvel1.ti y•eing American geologist, t he rad int ion ofbnatfrorn the nter-%1Il,,e RO1 i(Iianeelntndeonthe ;tor f the car- ,.c.ceeingago,,(1%irpxpc%i,ln,aniiheolhpris 1.min-conductor . the warmth is rel4i-.Irltflevsen 21 fellow-eountrymari of ea and the fruit, or possibly it may !mine, who Is nn artist and naturalist, 1.e vegetables, goes on its way . and who, like myself. accompanied spoiled even by zero •weether. 'Lieut. iondnip to the East Greenland -• ' .1coast in I900. The three of us propose . 1 gueeslold Slymnn .is begin -Ito siert. from Canada in Ihe spring of ning to make his pile'." "Why do yero next ye,ar. 'think so?" "Ile's going abroad bk)w- refflIM F,D1.40NTON, . • I in ab -it liew much happier a man is "Early in !'.lay hope 1 reech the !when he's poor." We willipertd you a , eamplo fret. Re aura that this picture in the form of a label is on the temp - per of irTery bottle of Linuipion you buy. Sco'rr & BowNz °winkle • Toronto, Ont. cersta 0811 $1. 00 All lraggists • "Openwork hosiery is going to ti all the rage this year, Henry." -Well . I'd rather you'd mend mine. 1 neva • did care lo be in style." re- • iht Withering Views . .is published every Friday morning a: ita ems . Pickering Ont. TERMS IS1.$$pervear; 31.00 fpaidiaadvaaoe RATES OF'ADVERTLSING 'First insertion, per line - - 10 cents Sash subsequent insertion, per line - 5 " This rate does not include Legal or Foreign ad- Tertisemente. Special terms given to parties making eon - recta for 3 or 6 moithe or by the year. Half- • •'}early or yearly contracts payable quarterly. ' • Business cards, ten :Ines or under, with paper, One year, $5 OC, payable in advance. • tilts' Notice in local columns ten oenti per line, Ave centsper line each subsequent insertion. - pecial contract r tee made known on applica- on. No free advertis;ng Advertisements wit:.out written natractions Di11be inserted nnti!'f:,bidden and charged ec- xrdingly. Order; for discontinuing advertise- ;mente mutt be In writing and bent to the pub- liahera • Job Work promptly attended to. • NOTES AND COMMENTS. .. The terns "swelled head" is not a very elegant expression, but it sometiines is very expressive. It IS usually applied to a person who • habitually looks at himself ' through a microscope whereby his .or her importance is greatly mag- nified. Such a person as his or her own ituportance becomes mag- nified, soon fortes in his mind. a contempt for other people in his own station of life. As his mind is so much taken up with hinKelf. :.he finds little time t43rird with the important ,.a:rs in life and 'as a culls tart , 't• h s pers•.rn• 13 -tial •t.i:.e.- an 011:.'lttity in the orld. Among the ino-t despic- able of the •'swelled }:end" 'specie, Etre those •vho leave. their bumble borne iu a humble litta,' vil- lage fur a few a ricks . during witty!' they may \1-t -.salla friend in -Shit Esus it few guile- ii. tarlt_ of ellg.ige in some t:.elli'd :employment til then r'e'tort: home with the airs of ;r lite -atelia of au insurance e••,inp<erty. Iltu- ing- Oleic few week- ars-r•it; th.•C' • .> nccced itt itc:lien IatiilL 1 ut;!ul,'rt of t'itifi.•d ,Ii -playing -which they Make th<:trlselve:- re diculuus iu the Eye- of all-t'n-ible people. although their eyes may be perfect and the envy 'of it'll. they. must wear eye -glasses, be - tense it is a sign of t:o•td breeding "don't you know About three - rluaters of their rime is- taken up • in expressing their contr':rlpt for everything connected with -their `'n,ative village. The_peoltle there . "are so slow" and they t1+, not Know hogs they will -manage tt, !five in such a slow place. The -'best thing they tau do is, to leave for they will never be missed. .- They du not seem to be aware of - the fact that -uw'" 11lat•es are -.conducive to the d'ev'elopment of the higlie•nt tsps- of t'h:u'actet'. Many of the leading rhea. of lair country are i r.ttefilt for the fact. • .that their early e•lueatio:i-way iu -the midst of -itch .ut•tounding—. .Many a criminal can point out the first step in. his downward career :., to the time w lien lie took hi- • departure from hi- home that wa- •"too slow" for hint. The, uutlixtk • is dark for the person tv'lu despises his uwu native place. •A person may leave'hotne to live` in another town • or in another country which he may •learn to like, but no good object can be gained by con tinually showing coutenipt for his own native town a contempt, which H.t heart be really dues not feel.- Such actions are simply exhibitions of; ignor- ance which draw forth ridicule from ,those who may witness . thein, SAMPLES OF CHOICE GRAIN FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SEED. • 'The Dominion Governvent will this year make another distribution of samples of the most productive sorts ,of grain for the iruptovement of seed. . The distribution will consist of sam- ples of spring wheat, barley, Indian "'corn, and .potatoes. • A +laantity of •each of the following varieties has been secured for this distrihut,ion. OATs.-Banner, White -Awake, •'Abundance, Thousand Dollar, Improv- ed Ligowo, Goldfinder and Waverley. WHEAT. -Preston, Red k'ife, Percy, Stanley. Huron, Laurel and \whit<'• Fife. BARLEY. `— Six -rowed. Odessa, Mansfield, ('laude and lineal. Two 'rowed.-Staniiwell. invincible, Canadian Thorpe ::nd Sidney. INDIAN Colts ,fair ensi!,:, .'•.--F.11ily • • sorts, Angel of Midnight, (.'ompton's early and Longfellow; later varieties, Selected Leruuing: E;u•ly 11++stodon, • and. \Vhite (.yap Yellow Dent. - I'OTATOES.-('trt`niati NI), 1, Earl"- 1,,'Irite Prizes, li+teher.t•rr-1 cise,.Uncle • 9ttn1, American Wonder, $twee, • I' nrly Andes and Late Puritan.' Every farmer may tipp'ly, hot only none sautple <•ttu be;ant to each tippli- raut, hence if, an individual receives a Mier which the lists will •he closed. so that all the samples asked for way be sent out iu good time for sowing. Par- ties writing should mention the sort or variety they would prefer, witlia second sort as an alternative, and should the available stock of both these varieties be exhansted, some other good sort will•be sent instead. Those applying for Iudian corn or pot- atoes will please bear in Mind that the corn is not available for distri- bution until. March or April, and that potatoes cannot be wailed from here until danger frotn frost in trap• sat is over. No postage is required ort mail matter addressed to. the Cee- tral Experimental Farm, Ott.t•,va. WW M. SAUNDERS, Director Experimental Fa'rtns OTTAtv.1,- Nov. 25th 1903. New Advertisements. Huckster's wagon for stile, Se••;mti . Land, in good repair. H ill Le so'i.i cies•, • Membership fee $1.00. A. 1'. Law, Dnnbarton. rtf ' Arthur Jeffrey,. •Geo. Leng OR SALE. -Twenty-five cords of Secretary. President. pine moon at ?'20) per cord if bouvht be- fore Jan. let 1901. d W Hoge. to•1J Exec. Com. -Geo. Leng, D. E. Pugh, L. S. Palmer, Pickering, Ont. SKATING RINK, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -1 he undersigned . Hera for yule at a reasonable price, hia large ek acing rink, and also his house and lot situated in thr Village of Brougham For particulars apply to Frank Sanderson on the premises or to W V Richardson, Pickering !_-it \\' ANTED -By a Chicago Manu- facturing House, person of trustworthi• nese and somewhat familiar with local terri- toeyas assistant in branch otiice, Salary $i8 poi•' weekly. Permanent position. No in• vestment required. Previous experience not essntiai to engaging. Address, Manager Branches, Como Block. Chicago. 1.12 Pia1•�ering . - - Vigilance •-. Committee '- Formed for recovering property stolen from its members and the appre• hension of the thieves. • Members having property stolen communi• cote immediately with any memter` of Executive Committee. TO HENT. -A farm containing 1,51 acres, situated on the Kingston road. one and a half miles east of Pickering vi:sage. For particulars apply to W J Reazin, Ptaserag 41tf NATOOD FOR SALE. -The under - r! signed has for sale all kinds of hardwood Prices lower than last year, For fnrtber par. titulars apply to A J Poynter, Brock Road P 0 30•:13 T ANGOLDS WANTED. -The .11 dersigned is deairons of puro>+r'�j larenapply to C. Fos. , lof first elass ct.dr aimuPickering P. O. 10 i rilch cow, new sow, for sale. Also r11 Torkah:oe pure bred pigs. Gramemere Eclipse for service et the farm. Terms. ooe dollar. These pigs are proving to be the nigh - kind. Terms ressonsb.e. Grasmere Grange. Lot 9, Con. 3, And:ey, 98tf `'ANTED— By C'hicag,s wholesale 1 representative max or -car q❑ for each provtoee sn Caeada. Salary week:e•. Eapr:.•,a m:in_y aioen.-f. i•>•1 per:isnent ' .L:\'Pat:::en ants:,ret:, Frevlo.a eXPe .-.^..re 001 s r.t:- i .•:._aa -kcdreas 31anacer 1.11. oke :it:eet. Ci. 'e L' a A ., Tickets may. be obtained from A. Jeffrey, sec., or J. A. O'Conner,'vice- pres. By -Law No. Of the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Pickering. By -Law to prohibit '`.. sale by re- tail of sn1r" sous, fermented or other tuanufactured liquors in the Town- ship of Pickering. - The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Pickering enactor as follows : 1. The sale by retail of spirituous: fermented nr other manufactured Ii'luors i.1 any tavern, inn or other hoarse •;r place :if !.utlir t•ntert:tirment within the said township of Picketing is hereby prohibited, 2. T?i.• soh' by -retail of .-pir'ituou.. fey/nen:P.i or -other Inn nufELI- i:ryeti 1i',11:;,t- in sho1>s anal pi>u'e- other thin boil,'s oficiti,ie entern.inrilknn. within hn. u I T tyt.-lop of • P airy;,* is - - :reby 1>, labs 1. �(tI S 11.1:—:r` ,tc of . fi :,i ii.;i. 1 ByI„tv+ - passed ,irnle-1 the .',I'1 the sec!0 e9 '.:art r t l 1..,L.' , o , cr•:.� U:: t:' r, t. lis r ' c f �.-• !ion iii 111' of 'I -ii l•: i. -t ,i,u, a.a•'•e Ilit,li'tt}: I.i'r 1•:N,,?: .11..1. f ti 1':.;,• r, i and .tog to bear c. Ay Vin,. f 4)16r:1!'i ,`it .1 . hair',: • ..car s,1.•u 400,e dr•.cr,r. ei.l-re•,L:e r>n• (11:ipt,t• �I, 1 th, B.,vi-• 'St•: •,1.'- l tl;•' .ai-I 1'1, i'r ,>� •I`'t;1 t,' •1tv- a:s• t. 1•r.rtt.er r, .r. liar+ ail v 10 >'•. (-„tt ••1. tit , It:eiht., 1..t, aCd t,4i.•' kiehariii0, rase. es'a ageLt a ser:::, 3..:t. I'd' ••!, 1 r,rt ar:,'i •alter til.' 1-' t - .lay of _ .._. _._... - av, in the V...4 l' I:I oil! 1..re ()TE 1'I )R -- it to sins nine hundred and -.Lx... h, `t v,rtr of th.• .•leetors id the said LOCAL - OPTION . -low n -hip of Pic t(Ting <•ftitled by ;a' to %ore thereon vi !l h.• taken O'n — ANI> — h`s By-li w. by th.' Deputy Returning • Offi..;t•r, herein after named. on the -..--SAVE E THE BOYS. First -dayof Januar"-, .-1. D.. Woo, --- commencing -at_ dins'- o'clock -in the 'Take Notice. forenoon and continuing entil five o't•loek in the afternoon of the same — .lay. at t he undet•tnentioned Polling i hereby give notice that I will not Places : that is to say : - - - ti' t-r.pon.ibit• frir.any debt- (now rant- Poulin;, 'D?pnty (1 hereafter by niy wife, Art.'Iniss. aut.- . • ' Potltng Places'.. ' Returning. 'Isis:ker Division otice-a • JAMES Ti'(:KER.. tinnier 1. Grange Hail, Fitngston Rn,d H. F:. W'cbster 1=reenwor>d, Nov, 31st, 110,7), - .Snmber 2. Town ILIl.Pick eri❑g y;l'age, w V. Y..c•.::ar,ieon CHAMPION :Cattier 3. ll.,odya Office. L...nrp:•.-i Jlaraec; • Thomas noddy `uriber - 4. George Toyce'a Flocs.• hou;;P H.:1, MANURE SPREADER ! bar 5. Te:n; mance 119:1 (1` rrvDnr>rj yoe .. _., - - (,..urge ac:deoc Number 6. Te:ii.srarce Ha:;, t;ir.s,.:.•, Tit, .l'r,,-t & «'osis► I'... havr 1.1•ired' onUlf. uiitkrt it la11'.110 :"..it v:clicr sl;m:or 7., T.:wc,l.2Halt.t)son:ar`=ta, Iowbra•: which is the ”. diat>piir:." wL .rGieee•0a :Number .1., 4l, reviile. Trial; hays proved. to the inti:'.• rat-- •r y• ..t,..:::eaTaylor \cr bar 9 Orange 'fall, h Cot,cesswr. faction of the farmers con.' :,ural •' RSW,Mowbray that this ut: chin.( is V.ithrtiat a rival. >:cmberle. Town Hall,Cla.re..c:,t, Thomas Dunn A trial' solicited. sum ser 11. S.'i'oo: House, Al:gnu, F.,. Z. CI3AP..7.%/1.AN;Alrat-am Rsesor 3. On th•.' Eleventh day of rte.'em- AGENT. PICKERING. Leer, A.,1)., Itrt•); at the Township Hall. in the Pillage of Brougham, in the -aid Tuwn-hip of Pickering, at the .Skates Sharpened ! hoilr of two o'clock in the afternoon, the Reeve shall appoint in writing,. signed by himself, two persons to at - Skates left with M. S. C'hapnian, tend at the final' sumniing up of the Pickering, or Gleeson Brun., Brou- votes by the Clerk, and one person to gham, will be called for and de- attend at each Pulling place on.behalf livered promptly. 'of the persons interested in and desir- ous of promoting the passing of this Jur specialty is Repairing.' Rv-Law, and a like number on behalf 'Hot'se-shoein as usual, of the persons 'interested in and des'ir- g ous of opposing 'the passing of• this W. H. JACKSON. Brock Road. By -Law.. . • 6. The Clerk of the said Municipal Council -of the Township of Pickering shall attend at the Township �3a11, in Towen 01the Village of Pickering. ani, in theo said shalt of Pickering, at the hour of three o'clock in the• aft.'( noon on the 'Second day of January -A,-1).. 1916, to soul up the number of votes given for • 'and against this By•Law. , ..Timbers •f oak keep.the old homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the right stuff. . L.L-Men of oak" are men in rugged health,* men .whose bodies are i:l:ldc; of the sound- est materials. Childhood is the time to la\ fire foundation for a stutrdy: con - stitution that `.rials last for 's'eal's. Scott's Emulsion is the right stuff: ' - • - ' - Scott's Emulsion stin11111tcg the growing powers of children, sample of oats he cannot :also receive helps them build a firm ' -ouc'nf wheat, honey or potatoes. Lits .'••of names from one•individual, o1• ap- foundation for a sturdy C0nstis pplications for more than one sample tlltlotl. for one hintschold cannot he enter- •'`talined. These samples Will be sent Send for free sample. ' free of charge through the snail. Applications should he addressed' SCOTT As BOVINE, Chemiste, to the Frector of Ex},arirnettal; Toronto, C:.tarfA Farms, Ottawa, and may be sent. in , any time before the ls:t of 11:irch, 50c. and 31.001 all druggists. Passed:. .:. ,A. D. 19) , Reeve. ' Clerk. PLBLiC NOTICE is hereby given that the above is a true copy of a pro- posed By -Law, which has been token into consideration and read a first and second time by the Council of the 'lttnicipolity- of the Township_l'f Pit•k- er•ing at a ntet•titig liel+l on t'he 2+1th day of -November,- .A. 1). hili,); anis which will be read :t third time and finally ptt.s.•d 1>,v the said Council, in t.lie event of the assent of the electors of the saitl Municipality being. obtain- ed thereto. after one tuonth frnrll thr first publication of the ,Pilot+ in the Plc1.1 Nltvv , the, dtite of said first ...publication h<•iur Friday. the.' First Any of I)e'titli i. .A: 1). 1;513: AND iii:it the'vntes of the electors of the said llnniripalily will he taken on the.sa.d proposed ..-By-Law at -the poll- ing Pisces of the said Municipality as named in the said proposed By -Law on Monday, the Firsr day uf..January, A. 1). 1000, commencing at the hour of nine o'clock . in . the fore•.r.-nin, and continuing until five o'clock in the afternoon of the said day. - Dated 'at the said Township of Pick- ering, in the County of Ontario. this First day of Ore, ashes.' A T`. 1,1ONAL1) R. BEATON, Clerk of ,ii? said Municipality of the Township of Pickering. Juiitpictt The People's Cash Store. ch' ls week we are offering same 6peeiald •As announced last week. we exp ^.ted Santa -Claus to air? , eat our store v.�l•V soon. 'tVe are very nnlcil pleased to tell tine children anis their parents HE has. conte, • anti left lots of beautifill things for Xtna Parents and Guardians may consult Him at Di Simpson & Co's ns regards the behavior of ,their children froth now to Dec. 2:3:•d. Here is a list of some of the things Santa:Claus brought for the children. - Kicking tl+iles, Automobiles. Banjo Players, Drums, Horses, Harness to play horse.with. _ . - - Cncle'Sain toys, Spinning. tops, Stem-winding watches, Dressed and Undressed dolls. For the Grown up folks. - Toilet cases. Shaving cases, Work baskets, China cups and Saucers, Hair and tooth brushes, Clothes brushes, Hand mirrors, High class perfumes, but not high 'priced. Lots of other things too numerous to mention. We invite everybody to call and see our stock Groceries for the holidays. A full supply of the choicest and best, no seconds, at the very closest prices. Best Manitoba household flour, also Cream and Tea - buns. Sewing Machine Needles, Oil. Belts, etc.. for sale. .. D. SIMPSON & COMPANY, - RICI<ER,INC31-, - .. - - -:Ol\TT. BARGAINS in MILLINERY. • 1\-e are sNllini ti:. leilan-e of our -stock of Felt I{:tt at >t r'cduetit •0. to t tlaki) ri,L,u; for -I.i•ittl; Fat::dr - _Set' our trimmed felt hitt- at $1.77) buil :. A. Baker, - _ I'ickeriu We wish to inform our numerous customers that our full stock of Christmas •Goods are open. .-: .'R'e have FANCY GOODS and TOYS to suit old andyoaug.- Please :call. .and examine M. E. -Boone it .(' ARLOADS OF CATTLE, For sale 1 have at my .premises for Bale feeding steers, betters, beef ringers, and new Milch 11 cows. Cal: and see themi and get prices. One and a half miles wean of Brougham Village, phone or apply -to John A.. White and Sona. Brougham. Ont, 46 t f Pickering Lumber Yard ! Our Stock -- Is now Complete. In all kinds of building material including rough and dressed lutubert lath, cedar, etc. , Oiir stock of Shingles is also com- plete in British Coltttnbia, New Brun swick and Ontario Cedar. ..A11` kinds of the n.auaal 1I(inlilin� . Base, Casing, V Sheeting and Floor-. ing always in stick. Cistern tanks and waatertroughs made to maim.. - r - W. D. Goa doll. Market t Every Mord y F. C. I.a,frru;h, - - Brouaham. Eos 4cu Want 4,7 geiitikn ? All schools are not alike, and' es- pecially in helping students to pos- itions. ' Do not overlook this point., . TORONTO. ONT. Cannot supply the demand made. upon it by business men W by? _ Because our reputa- tion for high-grade work is well known and we protect this aeputation This is a school of the highest standing Winter.Tern:. opens Jun. and Catalogue'free Cor. Yonge and Alexander sts. ` lOy W. J. ELLIOTT; Principal. Methodist Church Servic Follows.. 0>II-P :1.111 S'rt•,tt• 7:00 p.m '---.____i•` 2:00 p.m fi•thliatSoho sI:en pro... ... Epworth League, on Tuesday.- 1111 pant ‘Vicel;iv Player on Tliti-r'srl:ry. r - 1tev..i. E. _M >i -- :- Buts . :Chicken 13ring them to Claraittlor a. Wednesday tnarlke E. ' F E1‘.4 1131;v^r, Mon 4 OLAREMONT, P.ter Macnab, sr., was ii1' the . city on Tuesday. uther Bowes, of Tweed, is e at present. . H. Beal was in Pickering on ' Monday. ' Miss Bray, of Dunbarton, is vis- -• ,icing her parents here. John Gerow and Charles Neal • were in the • city one day this' week. •- Gay Ratnsden; of Mount Albert, • is assisting at the Sovereign Bank branch here. •Miss S. Sadler left on Tuesday evening for a two week's visit with friends at Ora, Ont. took place at Orangeville on Tues- day. • Rev. J. W. Totton on Sunday last attended the funeral of the late Mr. Spang, who passed away so soddenly. Mr. Burkholder, the pastor of the Mennonite con- gregation where Mr. Spang was accustomed to worship, conducted a short service in the • house, EEF FOR SALE -Those desiring speaking in German language. At.good fresh beef will do well by placing Peache's church- on the Unionville their orders with the undersigned. •G, 9a, circuit Mr. Totten conducted the Forsyth, North Claremont. is -u. service taking as his text the words of Jesus, Matt. 24 : 44, •'Therefore, be ye also ready for- in orin such all hour as' ye think not the son of roan cometh." There was a very large number of pee` - Rev. E. A. Tonkin preached a ple at. the church, . and sincere. ' 'temperance sermon in Erskine sympathy was expressed for the church on Sunday evening. af:lictedfautily. The choir of the Mr. A. and Miss B. Canning. of church led iu very appropriate Churchill, were visiting friends at selections. Notwithstanding that •. North Claremont this week. the day was cold a large number Reuben Sadler and Horace accompanied the family on their Mr. Bacon -I wish yon would examine any clothes. dear, and see if there is auything needed. -Mrs. Baeou-I did exalnine thecal last night while you were asleep. They seem to need money in the pockets; that's all 1 noticed. -Chicago Tribune. - ' Methrell, of Lindsay, are in the employ of A. -B. Dowswell,•tiu- '.smith. Rev. M. C. Tait and James Mc- Farlane attended the temperance ni. eting at Brougham on Monday evening. Mrs. Ed. Holliday and daughter, of Toronto, spent a couple of days this week with F. and Mrs. Hutchison. • Sherman Rumohr has moved ' his shop to the south of its former location and has placed it on a stone foundation. John M. Macnab and Peter Mac- - nab, jr., were in Toronto on Mon - ..day attending the Fat. Stock Show at the Union Yards. A number of our Masonic breth- ren intend taking in the 'at home' of the Markham lodge A. F. and A. M. this (Friday; evening.- - Owing to Foster Hutch i. -sin, township c•OIler'ttn', being confined to his house with an a,.ttack i;f ia- grippe. Messrs. Robert \Vatci and Joshua Bundy have been Mining the duties of collec•tur,-for the past few days. Thee desiring chri.-turas gift, will not find it net t•-•al'y to—o the city a; our, neve pant- Il i\ «t ;t supply- that Rill satisfy tl:e most fastidious. Call and see .their goods. • Jno. A. White & Sou; will hold an auction ale of first class cattle • next Wednesday, 2 tht'inst Some first -claw springers, feeders •anti young cattle' will be disposed. The sale will take place at Tra- tt•iss' hotel cotnnle.neing: at 1.31) p. No reserve. See-. bill:. TUMORS CONQUERED Caledonian rink will be open for journey to the cemetery with the body of their loved one. Mr. Tot- ten got -back for the service at Glasgow and then attended the S. S. antliversar•y at Kinsale. Whitby. S. M. Newton,.'' proprietor of the Gazette -and Chronicle. has purchased the interests of the News' Printing Company, of Kingston, having taken possession on the 9th. He will con- tinue the publication of the daily newspaper in which we wish him success. - Mr. A. H. Gibbard, a valued mem- ber of the Whitby Collegiate Institute staff, has sent in his.resignation, to tAlce effect at the Christmas vacation owing to his having b-ien oCerrel tht the principalship of the Parry Sound school. The school nlatlgc•ment coni• mittoe of the Board of Education has consented- to release him. as the -mem- bers do not Wish but nevertheless the members nae very- se• try to 11•-e Niru. H: has performed -excellent work lieut. ti 1, x',• are sore, hip will`?' egtuilly well :O. Pater 5: :in,?, WI"' VC, I rejoice at the prospect "f hi' ad - t. n,.,rnnt, still it k h nin.ttet' f"t' rr'_ SCh„n ' r pc,v. ¢r, t that he is s;oinC, z soil te'.tic-her•. i; seem t Fity.h let them .lip from i1 Sate Reg,ster.. \\'EUNE.-r.1\, L)i-t..2''rn 1(005. -.Nue - dor:, sale cif feeder'.-print;tr• and v:•,ing cattle. at Tr:tviss' Hotel. i.'iarenont, the property of J. :\. White & Sons. •N., reserve, Sale at 1.31) p tn. See bilis. T, Pout -Ler Au,•tioneer, skaters on Christmas and New 'Fears' evenings, whet, it is expec-i- fed that all may have- the oppor- tunity of finishing up the holiday ,with an enjoyable evening. Claremont bra.ss band will -be attendance, • Watch for bill Rev. J. W. Totten ,net with a -soniewhntt unfortunate accident - on -Monday -evening at Glen Major . .church. In backing his horse out - of the shed in the dark the wheel catue in -contact _With. some pine • • roots or some kind of stump. and became'so locked that when-tht • buggy went forward the wheel 'was twi-ted and broken and the • axle badly bent. Mr Totten «•as ....r'making his way home with .it in this condition when being afraid to ride in it he was walking and •fortunately was' overtaken by- -•Rev. A. R. Park, who, proved .to.be the good Samaritan, took the be- ,lated preacher in his conveyance, ••and with a tow line the horse.w.ith . the disabled buggy was safely- ., eonveyed to the Methodist parson- age. - The Bell -Ringers' concert -that was advertised for Friday the 15th has been postponed to • Tuesday the lflth of December. It will be given in the Claremont Methodi-t • ..:-church, and a large• crowd is ex- ' pected to hear these noted enter•- tainers. J. B. Browne, vocalist,, •' And Norman; E. Rahanie, cornet soloist; will fender choice selec- ' . •• tions.- The Eckhardt Family \vial, . perform on Swiss bells, aluminum - •chimes,.silver band musical glass- es, mutic•al rattles, bottles and nlnsical toinato cans. • Come and -• •en,joy a treat. . • His many= friend'. •iia -this loenlity - . will regret to hear of the death on 'Sunday- afternoon of a 'promising young man. Mr.. David Hewitt, 1 on..of the ,.Rev.• G. W. Hewitt, formerly of the •Gteeii ood cir- cuit. The clec•eased vas a student Victoria ictoria University where' he was prnulinent in its'soc•ial and re- . • Iigious life. 11.' was nn hrutor _.nIBB ill classics and a great stud- •.ent. (lis death cauls as a great shock to his 1 mends as he took ill only on the. morning of the' da)' etp on avitiult he died. His funeral ol� — — — ai•1 it SERIOUS .OPERATIONS AVOIDED Unqualified Success of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound In the Case of Mrs. Fannie D. Fox - One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia E. Pipkham's Vegetable Compound is the conquering of woman's dread en- emy, Tumor. rhe growt}Y of a.-nmor is so sly that., frequently its rr,•„ nye isnot suspected until it is far a,.',aaced. • JLlPAFann•ieD.Fox So-called ” wandering pains" may -come from its early- stages, or the presence of danger may be made mani- fest by profuse menstruation, accom panied by unusual pain, • from the ovaries down the groin and thighs: If yon have mysterious pains, if there are indications of iafiamtnation or dis- placement, don't wait for time to con- firm your fears and go through the horrors of a hospital operation; secure Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- . pound right away and begin its use. Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mars., will - give you her advice free of all charge if you will' write her about yourself Your letter will be seen by women only. Dear Mrs. Pini ham: - - - I take the liberty to cobgratulate you on the sum I have Gad with your wonderful medicine, Eighteen months ago mymonth- liesstopped.'" Shortly aftei' I felt so badly that I submitted to a thorough examinant i br a physician and was told that I had a tumor on the uterus and would have to undergo an operation. Soon after i rend one of your advertise- ments and decided to give Lydia E.' Pink- hatrl•s Vegetable Compound a trial. After trying five bottles as directed the tumor is •entirely 'gone. I.have been examined by a physician and be says I bare no signs of a tumor now. It has also brought my month - Ira; around ence more.- and I am entirely well."—Fannie D. Fox, 7 Chestnut Street, Bradford, Pa. it OR SALE -A farm containing 50 tt acres, being lot 13; rear of 3rd ecuceseion, Pickering. On the premises are a dwelling, barn, arable, etc. For 'particultars apply to LEWELLYN BOONE, or W. V. Bichardton, Pickering. is -t1 Wail - Papers, -Paints, - 011s1 MTC. c 'A large fresh stock'now on hand. Prices in Wall Paper ranging • • '—from 8c. op. - John Parke', a -12o.•ba.rtcrx. TJOST.-On or about Nov. 29th, 10015, a medium sized yellow dog collie.. Sbad- ed darker over back..white pn side of head, a little white around neck, breast white, answers to the mime of -Bob." any person giving any information as, to his whereabouts will be suit- ably awarded. E . E. Pugh. Claremont. 1Sti The Best Xmas Gift LOTS FOR.. SALE. -The undersign-- 1_4 ed will offer by Publib Auction on eaai side 51aiu St , ]count Jur, north of G. T. R. walks a nuuber of building lots, The proper- ty of ]1r. D. Everton Jones on Wednesday, December :i0th 190.5. Conditions of sale $15.00 on day of sale, balance 1st of August 1906 at 5 per ceut per annum. J. J. Lanaa, Auctioneer. Sleigh Shoes! Get the shoes on• your sleighs. -. Sleighing will soon be here. - Our work guaranteed and prices right. W. E. Risebrough Thomson's old stand. :37 CLAREMONT, ONT. Notice re Taxes Township of Pickering. I'lihlic noti,e is heretic given that, on account of the frit 5, of the too:. lector, some of the rate-p,yers ilid no• rece•i'e their tax 1.111. 1 t previous to the -11;h d,ty'•of lc, ,•,•ruler• inst., after wIiici ,.hat•• _ added t„ :111 Itn- +idtux(-. w}c h reason the not -:cash _ h:,• h.•en =+i'I,en,1rd in ,,tt,t .!i: }+ :i-' ttrttil 11 .i,tvs ha.; l after the tirotelt l .tny • , h rat.'payt t mos Live t• e.• v- ( Itis ;,ix hill. ...13y order ,.f ti.•• 4'.: n,- I, . . . JR.,,,v,., 1)' :.\Lt: It. 13E.\T,JX. t'leI'k. I)ec, 1:2t1, 19'1-' l+1 ariwss \Vhen you'rant something out of the cram/nat. you have it ma, le to • ,rdrr. So it is with your harness :cans Collars. 1) •:t't taker`"what you can get." --get \t hat y(4-1 want. i'hru .yt,t4 will be satisfied. . Not uths'rwise. \\'t• use the hest of leather, f►nrl gtiarant,•c• ah-ulnte .. -at is lac tlt,ll. E. W. I3odell,. -�rcugham iarriage The undersigned is• prepared to flo all.kinds of carriage and wagon Fainting at . his shop over Wm. Uowswell's'wagon shop. Also prepared to and kinds of paper flanging and home paint- ing. W. J. Bingham, .. . . Claremont. GET THE BEST • I ' '-merles( Acini WORLD'S fAI' ^sal 'ST LOUIS WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY 4T • Recently Enlarged • WITH 25,000-- New t WordS New Gazetteer of the World with more than 2.1.001 titles, based on the latest censua'returns. Lsaaa- a' - ' NewBiographical Dictionary containing. the names of over 10,00f noted persons, date of birth, death, etc. e•bPtB Edite,i by W. T. HARRIS. Ph.D.. LL.D., 'United S rates Com mi aaione r of Education. 2380 Quarto Pages *flow, New Plates. 6000 Elnstrsttcna M Ri,:h Hlndings. Needed in Every Home .Also Webster's Collegiate Dictionary 1118 Paget ' MO Illustrations. ' Regular Edition ; c 10 z -LuleaLuleaa bsdea. in De Luxe Edition r lis8Kz1'4 is Fran,"( rum • sone plate., nn bible piper. 8 been ifat bindings. FREE, onez7Wroikl..'• 111,.tr,a.d pampelet.. • G. C C. MERRIAM CO.,. Pvbllah.re, Springfield. Mass. to giue-your children is a deposit ., book in the Epk tank • 'No Netter way of teaching thecal business habits exists ., , Dgposits. of SLOU and upwards received.. - Interest paid 4 Tirr.ns a Year. CZIARE SCNT. G•sit. Y E S We .sell a lot of .-- Our assortment is complete and prices low. - Call and see - - DOWSWELL'S, CLAR EMONT, S Yew = wall = dines .Arriving Daily. •-For the best lines of Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, etc• —Ccallon- - Henderson. & Farmer, Claremont. 1904 Pumps We are prepared to do all kinds of wo-k -Promptly pertaining to the vamp basicess. John Gerow Successor to /}crow & San, Claremont. tV, V. Richardson, Agent, Pickering. W, J. H. RICHARDSON'S Important showing of finest display of China. A very large assortment of Stationary. Books, Dolls, Toys, just received for the Holiday trade. Call and see them. (Subscriptions taken for all Magazines. Weekly and' Daily$,Newspapers. W. J. H. R=C EIARDSON, 9roc3c Street. W1l.itbp. 6o YEARS' EXPER1ENCE ATENTS TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion tree whether an invention is probably patentable. Communion. ' tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents Bent free. Oldestency for securing patents. Patents taken throuh Mann k Co. receive special notice, without c e, In the Scientific american. A handsomely I11cstrated weekly. Largest ctr. ciliation of any scientificournal Terme. 153 a yn•,r: Thin... months, i.,"N & C0.361Brrdwor. New York .. k•,..,,,,,„,. ti F` St_ washiudton, IS 0. • 0 ,•• ""2, ''o CO 1 '•;:•1 • tg 5 0 0 0 TELEGRAPHERS NEEDED Annua11/, to All the new positions created by Railroad and Telegraph Comps We want Young Hen and Ladies of . habits, to LEARN TELEGRAPHY. •' AND R. a. ACCOUNTING. We furnish 75 per cent of the Operators and Station Agents in America. Our ail schools are toe largest exclusive Telegraph Schools in the world. Established 20 years and endorsed by all leading Railway Cm- cials. Vie execute a $250 Bond to every student to furnien him or her a position paying from $40 to 560 a month in states east o1 the Rocky Mountains, or from $75 to $100 a month to states west of the Rockies, im- mediately upon graduation. Students can enter at any ti . No va- cations. For full particulars regarding any of our schools write direct urexe- cutive o: ce at Cincinah, O, atalogue free. I -The Morse School of Teaphy • Ciniunat:, Ohio. Buffalo, N Y Atlanta, Ga LaCrosse, Vie P. sarkana, 1 it Francisco, Cal a 11 Whitby Steam Pump Works 1 yPi m oY • n a▪ ? Q -q c a e O L r•tt " t m M` a • a•aCl 6d o ▪ - i' 8.- -r- a ,nary 1;')'3-ti'hiths 9rh 3t„'go:: ,nilr'4, .Pa r ''h ;Ts bridge filth, ('annineton 11-h. 11, avert' 10th, • Wood, Tenn, t,i, b and Force. Pumps Also ei.t,ernf mn.dti 1,, „,stir•. 7- W. EVANS, i The inland telegraph line was open- � $248stFs' $2.7(1, and r,, iers •a.ith fixed bayonets held the of- �— - - ' liOING- �R�I B.D T4.J fice. Messages there accepted for to2 tC of the Itessi,tl• character that a, Ina- - Tomato, December 12..-Wheat-On: g10 each. jority of the messages were felicit.l Sheep and Lambs-Export ewes lario-\tillers outside report purchases 2 tion~ addressed to hearers of the are quoted et $•1 to $4.` 5 per cwt , J Christian name of.. Catherine. from farlalers at• i (c, end deers quote -bucks a-mi " culls at $3 tb $3.50 and- Revolutionary Agents Report'.Success in A mt'<'ting postal • employes, 2 white at 70c to 79c.. t outside lambs 10, to 251 P (Joint., Nu. 2 red 7$c to 79c,'douse and r ,. per cwt. higher, et e h ich was arranged for Wednesday 11..1 to. F5.7:>. 'afternoon, was >rot't: ted b placing 'sf12 spring 7•iC to 751, t 11o�s-Tree market is very firth and South Russia." 1 Y b "W heat-\lnnituba-(irrner at Silfor two battalions of infantry and two a further advance 'of 12,1• per cwt. No.• 1 northern, ate (Cc ,No. •2 northern, sotnias 'ef Cossacks around the u1c( t- is noted. Selects are clouted at $6. at' lake' ports. n ing place. .7 .and 1i�12ts and f0ts..at $Li.i-y. tiolu. '0011)• re ai.ivts of hi''hl;,- Flour-Ooile 11--The esport'bict'tor ,_T ls CO1�;G- FROM RAD TO WORSE. fortress in the Cane:kits', who were. placed tc!'in, nil<s ':G�',tvnmcnt6le uuPilttsilelf:withesalessfor do2ncetie use it plod es) Litt mated to 'dis• ribute let- euncictr,l 1>y a court tuartial. •'1`1;1.ir 83.15. to $3.5L. Manitoba, V5.511 to.5•i.•aa Cantles, Dec. 11.-A St. Peters,- tors in a f;i�hiunala,'.IuarL•r of the comrades cotnmun satthoJ with, the(ut' lira patents,. $4.30 to 51.•10 (us, burg despatch • t,> the Dai.1y :,laic:,' 1"niun eli I mans which nutiliod the cit;.. 'I'l:ey included`youths from tile second patents, and 54.2(1 to $4.31) for Will he Sent free of Charge on Ap Sent G'2. way of Lcitkedinen, 'Sunday,' r•,>vtruun0n.t that unless the selltcilcc• Iml,r•r•iui 1 ;Iii .t - th a ltd th .. . . • 2.oune' 1:a:• it:ers of the bends of ba';j's' plication. says that live Ministers, including teas witli-11atcn a general railroad g \lil!fro(1-Ontario-13ra'n-in ('14Inls, Count 4 lt'( and ,•1. J1urnovo, \lin- L.:ove e:it drt,'t •mots. '}'':ley' tete: I. A des 11Leh frgm Uttawa says:-Ry }U'i*;o tvoutd be called. 'Phis tilrcut •?11.5.1 lo 8!5. al outside points:, p . ieter of• the ••I1nterior', retteested• the extracted the • annouurernent on Fri_ not, unoh•ste•,I, hilt the a.c;Trct of the'' as, wlU lu $\I 111.1 oho Mem Ali,-in 1 in,11uction n( the Ilon. Minister of dein-s. was net nppeeciable,• 'lee city �I7,5n. •Sl:0)'1 31 Agriculture another distribution will Czar to accept their rv: i, 11ttions. !lis oay that the Minister of War refused s.u11 to }.d.✓O, at '!'ot'utb- • lia)vsty refused; is-still tcitlru;:IL lnuiis> - Le made this s.:ason of samples 01 The revolutionists., it is declared, I 2.0 e(>n!irm the 'oI11Ir,ee, to host equal 1.1)1411s. (Int„the utast productive sorts of grain Strikes' has e begun on file railway c In 3', c nal. ids,. will' shortly proclaim themselves the bettc•e-n Isiursk and Khar'-.t 1T anal Oh1•'i('f:RS 1'1:1) 11'1'L:\i:D. Perlcv•_.1= SAS SENT II0ME • • iDLD HOBBY HOitSE AGAIN. -•M012NING TALE. Cyclope of One Hundred years Apo to nobby -"Mother, tell me a fair,Y - , .AS INGURA BLEstory.' be Renewed. ((other -"I can't. •CIo ask your - -The lastest fashion in Cycling is a father what detained- him-" down- "cyclopede" fur ladies, says the Len- town_;iv lair Inst Dist; t! ut, will Le ;I71EN -I09� B :ONE: FOUND HEALTH don Daily Mirror. This takes_. us one. IN DO1)D'S KIDNEY- PILLS, back ,to the days of the ltegenev. ; Iltird' and' sort corns cnnnit trlCh- when the "first gentleman of Europe' stand Holloway's Cora Cure: it Is of- . - •blandly squandered millions at fectuul every time. (let, a bottle at ..- ile. was Unable la Work tor. Seven ,Brighton, and his 'friends atnusp.l once and be happy, themselves by "(lobby -horsing" along Years Before fle Used the Great Can; the front. I1i:•ks-Nly wife is very methodical. adian KidneyRemedy. The "cy1 in1c•," indeed, is exactly She'.; always „t a p!uc'e for everything 5 the' old -"hobby -horse" with improve_ and evOryllting 13 il� plane. Cottel's Cave, Nfld., Dec. 11.- ntents: True, it. is fitted with pncu• `So has (nine, but I can never find the (Special.) -The •days of miracles are matic tires, springs and (tall -bearings P!uce.' past, but •the cure. of, .1 usuph Boone and. is •a_ feather ,v. eight coli 'atie;l of _this place almost ranks with •see- with the hideous Gonad -nation of Where Doctors do :lflcee:-[';ly;tc'ian • 'Batioual cures of the earlier ages.Hood and iron which our gr0.yt no li roter -consider .!t enlering to t1:r. P.00ne had Leen ailing for eight grandfathers disported. But the `quackery" in recommending in prar- ears, seven of tchich he was • unabl t- main "hobo horse" features are re- ice so meritorious a remedy f u indi- - to work from -the e:Tcets of Backache' tained.- • - ygeslion, Dysl:el'sia alld Nervousness .1,4 t S:'utti American Nervine, They. rea- and Kidney Co plaint.. Ile was all `There are no pedal's, the machine y aches and pains. being propelled either by thrusting Itzu that it is a step in ndvttnc4t ill nlfil- lie was treated by several doctors, the feet -against the ground, or by icaI scienceland a sure and ic,'rn:an(rnt' and after scowl Months in the hospi-. 'punt -holing" with a walking stick cl ra for diseases of t111 stot.t:uch. It tal was sent horse us incura1,1e• It or alpenstock, Tte he scat is very la, \v.11 cute you. -lie THE BEST , OF PEOPLE make mistakes unintentionally. But no one EVER MADE A MISTAKE IN BiiYIIIIC • was there that r••arling of curds in so that the mo t clumsy rider can the newspapers led hila to .use 1)usl'ls hardly. fall. off„ anti. of coarse, bare•ly `rho a gfc•ssive mon t:'ho always • -Kidney Pills, It•tuok twenty-one any instruction is required. 1'ou can wants to folie thing's into his ot\n boxes to cure hitt, but to -day he is get ud quite a fair speed on the hands is never sat:.;iird 11 11.55 he ,s strong and well and hard at wort: machine -ten miles an hu,ir beirt.l taking the things that 'don't belong lobster IIhing.- ' - - - -about the limit.- -. - - • . to. him. _ . _ -, People here have learned ,that if Iiut who. it may. be asked, would - the disease is of the Kidneys or from care to use a cyclopede when ufdin- YOUNG MEN OF C. %NADA. .AND -the Kidneys„-1)odd.'s Kidney fills will ary tricycles are raster awl less i'Ol'NG W'OMI'N '1OCj. cure it. trouble? One r •' idea Is that the net, g„t a Business erShorthand t''1'::cation tn _ -=-� achiao Wgl ill ue ntore I6'oTuus•an,1 nettling vdill p5 y''••:: ;,t vwll, rind no healthy exercise th;ui the ordinary sclai:it can do so tv'^li flr )'on a:; the biccle affords, lrrrithrr is that elf!- . ole successful CanadA Business '(',bl- erFy ladies :nay he attracted by its le 1 of Tlnntilloil. \Ve c:t:t u' I 1) •Dne Blows Mod Bubbles. :Another Iles absolute safety. Bcsi(fes, the prick- N r' 01 ffi . of aur '''c;4 1IJIea. iu . !clod .;ilualii',ris �1'aler like \(ilk- four gu!rsas=!s 'very 11,w. jlurnel Ilie incraning y'ei)r. \Ve • did' The first lady's raacnir,c has 0..en it Ihielr and t -an doil•.a ala, his 'The •'flume of the Iiut Ikrt•its'r b-uilt to the order '..f a d,;tinuit;hed )"' g 'l b i; Pict ')lt1 reIell+le 1'.:,IIt ;;1 of Canada, fan islan(t of vire situated in the custoreerr, and in 0 ten•.ration wilie3 i,,;tabll.;hc,,1 l4 e' 1' centre of e huge -Like of boiling fled_ worships health 1141 is always look;)' ar?: Pei car.a rt,lu. E.111.,„„;.„4.4.L i . ;;,I, ( 3.0") t ,ltl- aiid• dicot Tr, ',Int a.• Ga,'•s aris,, int for settw New for:10 f erci'ci.;u it alfa It; ,u,_c,-T 1 i'l:-:.:ie.;. 1f.' (try' from the lower depths arol farm en- hats a chance of hi,at,uiit:g riuite' n !t. \\veil.•' orn>o'5 bubbles in the stit:ky mud, rage. The -chief 01,statlr: 1:. r:.„(t11e. R. t. t; ALL til Iltat Principal. Whii.t.h grow tool increase until tI Ladies have the dirt of looking grace,- r B. 1 Pliie.iral, tint, ' attai0 a tii.l0:c'trr 11 I'It'0 or s1c 1r,•t, fuf under roost unpromising eh -rain -1 7,L,, to. f, A. CI.;rJtn;s These- lrubhC' l (( ,viten curried 54.r _ stance. but tea -miles tun- hour on wads by the wit:d, 'where the}"final- ry'(lofa•'lo will be rather a 5' ert' t,:St Ilunbanif lnewlt t..+n'it l,-"T)on't tlu:'-t with a lead x lo,n ern. of .this faculty' fly P • y11,1 (11 1,k, 1ov0, ii 1 t',.•r,* t;.t s.motse, The I,ici;est siltµ lake w'as soon by.„.; it wonl(1 ".i,i,il tit, Cur, tiilsn" 5,ifi- 'Sir Martin C'onw'.t'., who replan -1 the �nre P.oC t•,••_11 ,",nrnl.r nor I,nn- r}etl...1 nor k-:.ewn t., ,xprL .t l,:,w• riul \lt-'. 5.011 ,Are F,,illy lsrr• rttu51:. tins•,•,• !14ar1f,nram tar 4- ,:r 1nountf I+s 13 lore once n t 11•rr a•" ' f.; int•', - rr• f.;h and 1h, ' ht, el liJ;1 lfti)_ 1':rUrt: t F,r ctltnrt,;t -of •• Tiis"sC ,•torah; 1.1t,to to Ir.•n.l!i,'ul act s,, slur. t:r1 Ln .be i'171 •(acrvuoc11 n f11"d an:. --certainly it would.,, Pas- w'hic'h hr. r,rt rsed for til'• f9 t ,nC S trG'a1, r ulna c., U,r ,! 11:,l, Irt,ng to' tl;r. nrGn:•r c„��., � 1] ,anti•,"55 oil, tire.,, take the cur- . - time on record, he • ler>kcs1 upon a p.w r to ter ,tri t' sir tun .1 1 •,••' tai:;, della," va_at 11:vel take of suet . .' •r .Nbl ,n1. I•'u,o ins e'• I ru • , cn ler + to ll,,, m - I' ' • t I ills ' WON11ROt'ti LAKES'. e, a:tt 1 •miles in area, surrounded by 1 • d serve un u1• l a . c'..re to 'rend(r theta tl.' .tgr.,-,l I., _ lou:lzticrart,l0 giant peaks. 'and sal': ta ry n,.,1 :,':c they ate 'There T1.r -4-* of le,', wear ('hantoo Ani, in ale, few yIIUs su enrett„o us they in Savoy, `•iwitrof laird, is more !oke - ,i.ti sir action, lake of snow than any thin_. else, '1(0' ., Tie re Isne more t,eus akin t :',le tt,at li:� 1'rI-rot,. P' , , I \•air 1•, til- �\ \i'1'I�il. n , „ It .nn- It :.e:.1.t a u.-�l..I surfFlrr of the Ice is hrol..,n up bt . 61•,', 11 i. 11.:: 1 ., 1, 1'y' I1. 1, n11! hearer' CO' OH MAO. .11 ,it se irk [ it. 91.. Iiolar heat, and ilii; ni,nutt fi, ,.lrit,='1' n1 n c•.,ntpl utt 1r -,•^;ort• L!II'' Oiµae w'eaver's :syrup C./ insure perinanentc.lre. Owes i; the app. 1,i,',...', 11'1 artt.' 111. 1 rI:111 ,"111{, 1 . 1 a:.l!1e1• 1,1 ��(,', 1tr11 a,..; n r rl., t.''nl. i' y j5\rt 11 ht1 l,•' '11 1 . � ,h 5t ' ,•,tin.:. "h,. t. t\P Nirlll.'n. it 18 often f1fistakan for sura by tour- ..1... e t iitll:: -i,,' 1,, 044 I0'i: ilnd ,f t'„ 1 h„ !. a ,i tree• in ;(1 t -,-• 3f,,_ist rate`"fie you awint,4 havi+i, ,.Istb.- ns lr:'I1 a.� •tie has t'tut',l ;lout', I ,u!,1 ,c You (i t ;uffor in ail n "• been +1:;afatd' in IalLkinlr rounte•rfeit. 'The finest inil',:-c•1,ite laky in, Ire 'cut 1 •:,..,,,k1 telt-:n rue^h 1.1.,•:1..^1.1,r,`• .1,1 1,Iik,"'IC monl" i'risonrr-' '5 your world was dlscuv(; d- by ilorr-'l'hor 1 __ . _ • - .1.0p1i•? I. .. .. woesh:)i 1':1 r al•,•, til srlpl l)t of tilt od(t•en in ice`a:l'1,- it ho ehri',-tenr(1 It .One Short lief( Clears the ((call. --- I;I'tluinc art ccl.r is SO verp short," • the, I.anlgi:;Jor, It ,tretr,hcs frotu the!1 y, ur !Hai a, !i Ila'. 1' )„11 H.11,11r•(1 riddi•n to Isar:. :If rtn)'1,:+:1g _ -- - . - • margin of the 0115ltty glacier 'whichr your rtrF,' I. Ili,. 11rra111 1'fL n,:,',•;, wan 'r \i'"il1 o c :.,'ni11.',' fn,r44 1-ike Teario(1 the Heart '1rings. - .Success In Li'e is dependent upon g *"l heaan, y ,e J ,o 1,111 „f 1:,.'t,, 414 e,r fen-"Ifi, t .k, ' 1'err,.• ',w • It', the Leat tonic. i 11 144.'. (11 et 1t.:u0, dealers • ONLY ONE BEST TPA. BLUE RIBBON. Pedlar's `Oshawa' STEEL Shingles l ^,ted. '-I ,-t ,lurab:e ,an,i,c:o,mics! c.7erioa.',r Roof Ina or Sld'ng for Reet,:cnce', tio'a.es, erns, Elevators, .Servos. Ch + icites, Pettit y •ivases, s.r b etc, ?:arse t. i:tv a'„.1 will !1•t 1 tion ..uy -,thee : ,vena; 4;heape7 than wood shingles or eat,0 ': 1co nece•.0.1y, A hinune• a•:,.1, snipe 3141 the only td ,la required. It is '�ewid,.rdr::al hi;h;rale .steel. Ate, Co rugstcd fro-,. P..inted or ((oluso a J. in sheets b•. in;he • long,. ars ea anl Embossed ca,lin.s Y gore ed a orllac. ane do.igaa of 0-'aul4 49iu{ , iu ,tli grb•le,. 'tt; w, ds of buildings through the Dominica are e.rnred with ottr ::boat !lletu LI..14, making tile* f I ?E, W!TER AND LIGHTNING PROOF ;e•. 1 ;•4 yo.,r or,ie 1, s n.is! -•i ;ire• :.0 fe-t t• 7 +•, ra�ntr., t, COTe,' your new er old cal .,•-; T'.e se -y he.t •nn`ig f,r til+, ci,rn.ts. tva can .".11,,,:y Erve Trrugb, aB e4e1' .10140!. d ;'r (Tela kvund. Cured. a or . ices, S„ es' Elbows, spAs it. 1 ubrs. w'r , • •'1e !.4':e;t r ,uceru +,t tho k:ud un ler the Bcitistl flag. K'tebl>ehed 1S61. Capital :.,(Add •>; .'-4v,. : 1. Mite T,, Day for Catalog -e No 14 R and Free Samples, 13'3E33E1 3P'EIDL..c1R hMOP'3a�7, IrtCNT'tAL. Eta. • • 0•TA4/, ON7, Tenor'O ONT. YAkpouveR, cc. 717 Craig gt. 1 42.1 Suttees at I ' 60 Tense a 1-' 615 Pander et. WRITE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE. FAO OFFICt RtI) WOR ;S, - 084AWA ONTARIO, CANADA' a • L.\la%l.:n i'. .\I{.�1':Jit' MINE. Bargain List of Farms 551;.11 45 sa1,1 to he the lar;,•a Ir: mailed free. ALF. BROWN, Sen IC 11(111O In the 1501 tel, t'ur; ling . r,'..t 0,PiCtrn Ont: -0 to. A m0111,' is sIUttttt.tl i•r, pit• K, 1'l;,c'(1 ('4,011 y, Virginia, .ev(ntO,'l inti,:•: from 1hri,;timil,m-ir, 1ire .near- Arsetloat livery city Lots ere os est railway station FARM ACC1UNT3 Far 710 oast tun FARM Ps.,2 MOUSE. L'o. t". r'hathive.0.1. D. H. BASTED() & CO. "'- .-- FUR MANUFACTURERS ....I ." '77 iic&aa221an.aat, Z us, coat. o LAM'tt:M Ind NifF.5 •s 4.1 too -t Pita-Ll56D 1'0141 s P'r,•r••th:ng in Furs. Send for catalog. RAW FMRS $ • ,Nr palpews hbi ia0.ne.,t prices. tfeas t t• .. - forrns_the ncateru-sitJe.,.ol. the \illein Thi',,, 'tet c,'i?Ilio sfnt!,iuttes „f i',;;I1trh, fers''I11iit ,'1„ my •v, eiderful-cure It c',• ire ' %Not:ill thernri,t.,s ,! Q+{3+0�4�440+0�O+O+Q1Gt Jokull, and the c;lacier tt;U.•r if lir- 1,nr\c'. 4 il,,rrh•d I' •.t ,l, r' wit! h ,rti rh'1 Intl .^r by ; ::1!}t ,1tn ri^:tn-; Ir'tn"t' tr, asurl. "oil' l,'r 11. sulferinr,R f 4' which it ly c+.,lnp";rd is • of a pun :tiro rt»it sint.l0cn r,au; If: a•n'Irv,1•�1llr•ntrt;111- Cu, i"tell lilt 11 „1,141:1,;11fC,: 4 hemi- rli,•;t,e, 1'','r )rill;I 0 FARMERS' 0 .milky -white rclor• 4 1 ion;_;ly sl• •l, time. 1 you've 1 1 1 r' ,.Pon: to 144 11-' \5„Nd I.) 1_,;t 41, • sal, 1, endured nlino;t L instant Catling ani . t A similar Inks, 11'11 00 n sola', - � ' 'tl: . Juin 1,, ,Bailin(, ref 1.1,.x4 , "1 11.1 1 tri- rlrtg I,:1 n:, about. my heart, 011': Il+ v 1,' t:mriul r'ure, if tl': ♦ t larch a 5cf,^Ic ll.'s li ., "scall•, •is situate,' •;:h"iit Charly {n.-� e 'c .t.ii.'; 1',,t'.;:; ,•f-''i"•!rlll'i•^t 1'1 F.Nu C,'ry Ilia t1, til,: tlF1,, A .4„eui'i a _ twk. w „nit! 1,n1. t11r•I,',)rll,'•,1 i 'r'his ii the ,r:a,�,n „t the year wGwR you burn 'I'aurangn, r,i New l•-11.tn1i ferttt' Sd ct^ut;, -:,7 _ 11 •t. n, Be, w.,n 1.'rftl! t, •. ,rl' It rte'• ! t1:;tls1 1tr...\:.'41-,5v', ('u1'1 for thei l,r ,tl +' l t , n.,' c,u•y p (0,0(4w' wise, your .-:- •I !- 1 e 1,lp1, ly . '- ','3 h.,: worked a t , r (table rte a tr."-7:h > p at By r (our •"1' rli (u,,l t�', 'All n r fir'e'1 - lI_'1.; P.er h, Unt,-SD + 8 0 1K TONIC ' •1011 1':\MIII.1' ,\P'F1{Cl-I4 tJ, ,std I .if-iitt4 in .;11. 11!,114;: i,1 'ill itr able ' t,I,l7tli',•1 11 •1' 2.11,1 1 1,t 1:141 --- 4 ..-4 •aa. : • y ,i hese the bast r.iy' I.I rI;;'1 4t'' 1 11.110,1 1h t s: u.:lt A :;1 - ,c:r,4! wan i ft n%ie ''4 4 ss * 100.,1ile .'til t, 7',ur .•c <k. 'Irttnrrtr, "V. 11:.'.. IiI'• c,n,h1 \5,1., sn 1,110�+ The -twin of Chantilly, C'1007e.ath11 1 ;t:-tealII ,',Istel 1.-,t hell; t:lc.,:'If.c:I.10-I t',a,' 1;,-:: r Illntt 1:11')1 „rr,, If ;ib!,' I, persuadeulh'r, 11 a�'Cept 11:t:1 y0 Va',uaofu Adv to Free + which is generally assncitll ••1 t1 it:1 talk.' "flow• delti'h!f•It!'' ••.ti. !.;itue 1'\t:-; i, !tot s:yr that 4nnl,e, Yt•, 1.1I1 fart. of 1::, 'uw'ri 1',tlln:ti a1.. O t Ind t•a ,a a ):.1.r men erten nl y charit Mine. \!,,'rtter dos _ No,e.'s 't f1' - - I:e4e•r1 n" : ,'1,rin lit.: 1 !. 1 1.,.ru!e -- ♦ Ka,a. Y. (:u uta. � I'1 +, 1 1 e to the tu''t, to 1R-+� eon) tr , 1 , '--"47..,1.1 ;rl•tr•1',n' - 1`e,.1 1 ai't . you. (-1: •' 1r,nl °,..11: Volker 1 r.t'.i. 1'. run 1'z- The y!TlRIN(RY SPL CI AL Y CO., Limited 01 6"aP, 1, tcrinlrl tit, •', 11 coticin(o yea l: nL ,,. .� t and decreed that Cho dividends • f1on: , ul int,, th,n,t: 1 0111)! v:,t, .;r,'luttuxT0 u.v:'. " it In, Good tui .'iter• u1 ft, a..t. \'.t I ' ' Ito. nu r lu,el ,t. R711.°":.."':: t: a•nt,n to 1111. uc. Rtty' 1 a �appl• Stott w -a r i,ard f••e! 1 �h I pi 1,'•• r,: et' 1 • lar "1'h iliiii 1'* le, 0- (til r i t - n L�,tUo a11.1 a"o it ,! docs not 4 10.453 x,1-0,.---,-0-0+0+0-O+O+0_9C applied a5 A n1 turd f,:r 141ia1 pi, r5, l enc; other rule rut 1 i til, 1, "r lel .-r S1 4.1 the r'uryn,? 1':tri ;i . .-lilt- You. _, _ __- _._ , hut Cnc. farmer Had stuchuutn will �Gnrt' rh,n-r,t not. pr„p.'r11� :•uI er.+i-,' I rtn11 I,•R r1'l1lt Cund1:11,n> :Ir( ll.,tt C:(I1(!ll!,!t •, it , .,.r:;,'-aI,le1 ,., •1!-, 1,.rtti Vn r1 1„ eller It -.•et, 1',•r'�',:.C•44 t, ,i".. t'.. li, ,,ll �,1 r! F (ter on- (in alarm; -"(;teat Scott: IIIS \ll•:N•1':\I, CALIBRE. roust. oe Fretchwoilier, mala.; or• 1 i;nrd un Lho c,atta,• coos, 'oflc,. •a• its ro'clii:,ti IC t-.'tl,r nun„' w•itl, Ha'7 g' ! dows, cith0r brirll•or''dnmirrle(dc. fl•, CIO reicey ut n r,arril,.1' •,>.rFn 1. lu did stirs „r4auM. 111:rr�rL,,,•4 front'I..Vo fon my' purse tinder my pills,•, " ` Itig.gs- o til: phrenologist ,who ex- i:iurir so stuck and fu Ca.1•,• ei ,• ' It ,u Lime thea; 0.1•e' 111cr1, 1:, her, i t, Fisher -"Cllr, well, lour Rrrt'aut is ):mined your head wasn't very cots f2v0 'years in the tint n, .`7'i:e grin• is and pains it �ac Lc ua•.11 N,!.1; '�c':11 ef- torl,.el noel tivuw oar, tl:hnl,• :,-•-•Le•ut rut honest.. isn't '•'silt;' (:r,:.gsori--• liiikehtary, eh? &warded for high character, and tot' feet. of- gear. - Porto..(-e's. 11e's-thle I',Ile p -or, and "an in !tern• mart' hr, r.:••r.f such • e,r, 1 hrv- like['.; just it -she'!( ta> i• ;it to ms lJiggs-1 should say nat., He to) 1 I re: tori to the. roll Lht: nnK ng fa(ul- iv ifs."• me 1 was cut out for a society than. • • �';1ii•.\I;1'll SiINT�. I t:'•.., nod Ming into order ri! purls of fli�.' p• '!•11t3' „i citta: }51 , Nor i,i"g i 8ac rht Seep ie better than other soaps,• Sudden trans-flio„ trom .a .bot - ter r fp 411,(1.:1 the wants of her itilirtit mrithi.r ant dill or sweet grow:, l t• \ir.. 1'rl(,i -"Thi,; )r. er uy;' 'bat is bust when used in the Sanhgh'. way. cold Temperature, a .oaulr co rat", adf- ,t::� or t•1 t I s In ; • r Y 1 ;, the ting in a draught unreasonabie'dut:alt- the darkness• 1 )• ,;;,Buy asL.4 P tutron. of eight for heitvy clotbtng„ ere • her first care. uliil ' err .r, I 1 acted h n ic; but. - I Sunlight bee and fellea c:rectie_a \void 41i'.,,,5 of all kinds.. 2l:o,'' 4,,n:r 1,,-! \r' it," 51i t)iuT-"\\h5 fruitful causes of colds and :he result- li(J 11 iii the mind and bud;:. 4 I)nl ;'', \1t•R, '.11.1),:iT--"1lerat1ti4` 1 iii•'•- Nir.t Anne. -'?,1:1 r,s' a 1.,41 illy 4(11,1 aua co04h so' perigons to persons of i I trunk lion s A tour the roan mederinose -'!'0i"' ton; anal b'l'oat!ftil :OA \cell,,- er ser t((45 ;nice a1'011nd schen I pi't5' (111• Ldlter 1n1p'ore,V r::0- ala lo I)initm!,: for bronchial dlsur tern s., arising them Ft,tnn life`" is `(lila.:,e.:1 hl-:eutnslt111r t,lle.' luno. P,11 ,.1),1.1'.• that'', 1 all ((,`tor.' ai'C„IUI ;'1,•1:,r-- ili:al't.-1,eo - i,e crone tict.tcr 'than I3ickl_e'i, l bee (>a - •,A -111111\ A\hRtiE1t. I'xual{,lite syrup, fry it and become -__ .t,•r,11•+•rnnee-. - ._ . _ • 1 nu rxrur,: for :(0'!!>! ing the paner'o ry, Old matt --y•,•1 di ltl't." convinced. !'rico ^0 cents, Hirstt Itult'I lftu' to rat. ,felt. 1" l!•:,:.',:anteiner,t." _ HaSe Phi, hind of food Thal \o;u'• f This uj'1 14 2 tl::'10 11) (>1 advice, r Ashes litain: • '• , r R'hen in tnw•n, buy "file D.l• L' \to•,khnl •'1s there anything, you don't need But ir:'is cosi a. :,'toil to follow to- Ave'dtntr 'Inter cal.lt i+ difficult; ct I t:g i'i.aaer. "1'ryit f„r nen a! ir. orrhrn:nttir. 4, sins. 'that. 1, lnlghf. lakri?'' aal ,tl..ih(t _ rag - '1' Am a' liti'f; 1'1- •0 10 .1 ,s:,• n,•t•:,. (toy -it \tan a' rem'Ir\ ac0, , th•n: i, m,t !11„1 if y••1: 0- :e (lie::'s Lung Bara(u. ' It la the best ali,l sitapl'edi_ 1hil!g awl will uuly' And -bane (4111:, tCatChldtg Tung vctUs• energy i t u groat: rt. of m': \tarty= physeal -ill.; and blur.; and Ito,;int µ ben the r, Ad t+ 3•,uug ,1.1,14, ,t Waft II .1 , cos tt;:c. 77. 03, g p:1 Ir +tut••., n,the tun ,, lar thou. even with Allen's throw int: rltbbisl1 int 0 (hr dust: bltt- Ftocic in lr,tde, nod • e'1,2! Brill J b7eu:i.hns on '11u• countenance ;1I,• (hi,. t::n:;'i:.t::t2n.4 04)etaielief w! 11 lie.a,iwer. \cs," snupprd Junes "11 bath!" '•.. to trtrt-eu'In„ to rating 11m,,, 'ut.; N.\'1'1'll-.'`t ]'11 '1 I..15Y. have little. p„.. i,•r,i,• wit h l.u•, ,,y.1 ,' ' ' • 1 , fo,eI (J,; eat st.:,.. 1 4 0,1(l:tr•I\•. . _ 1 C " nrlet .1•• \'1' \it 1 a -)f. 4)'.I; Tl(4C>?.f. -"If- 'ytr>ti pleas," o, n( 440(oil - 11.1,1 - •e tae h and t • ler nn cl ,..0 , z ! Y_ 11 faith . Ihtn't hr.nt Inc cF,l r•,,: �: of c• rn: �'marlt' of t}trnt. ]Syr 1 r,t7lrt"t v.:tl' l;rin' lit.tl( Prrsur,, wl,o had jtas:, • (iii ileinar , rte the sure,1 si,l • tit>1,,•,- - '1'!n• eri•! mill itf 1'!ecurlilly, i.i,udun. hull my ackunwlr;l„0tent 0i Pit 'rl•'',t r(11>>l_tlt. the, fk, ,r, "nluthir tt^lois ,_ r5:.'r 1"n "tri til, s0 :ca bout. I„•-t'•e1-,11,::; 1"•1•n 1il,• 1,1,'l,ns i,f she:vi-ng the iroueatiotbeeztcU to havefai:h in • that I'uts'c to (%Ian:, \Itis io011, t.0 kilu\v if y'ou will kindly Irnd her u (I:,,s+; v; hu aro lie:1r I „ ,n. Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the 1 -un •"I disci -Iv -red l,'.ng a?n ti:mt the ;.rnorll:"w: \;Ilei• of hind in the centre lour p:•rrri•ing-kt•ttlr^" - Pb t y 1• ilr ns L•al't,v..41. 0m c_iir1 ,,rile,,: 11.1 -`of •1.r,!1'!ii•1, the shirt pail( 1,1• (11 1(>ii 1 -'Tonic.saciioforCo•ds,Caighsaedal!lllll� -per bulkines=• ".f t he o:••,ntct'}• di, 1 ' .. `- '"5C• 1 Snit( CP1e lad(' iii 1ho hen':::, was not• col(,tlats•,l to yi5',• on,• t,t ',nt.licrs happy'• don Courtly10 in it >0i' a -:•ural] . diseases lite air ^es if you have :Uoa tlu?,i0i) 1;', [ ;vultl,i do sit wi9h. W Nct=tr h a(1, the 1'h:• „::lido i',rl••.; :1i'r 11,•11', ill 1" • 'hiril, •"i 1'ourw•, 5> s built mina. ,.'not tried i4 \5_.have fa:thin41. and we 1-„ _ r of I;t,,ia,•rl, - 1, 1 {tlrusnri'. h!:t til,• 1'ua titer I uUlie;l! p tu;t!ict� ?rnitli';nt11 I,'n11„ 0orl(rng ui14 '> '.."Si ;i :-,(,nice fciot lanlecft. If it.dor wArosts acc'irxte thinking' 1 n1w:14. , at•- 1 your muthrt sill, priservr•,1 it s0 cited• 6� y hra\',v ani( slu•=ci .i, iu mind a ell -- -ll:i, is belie.. 10 !,t• tl:i• rec11r,1, tiv,•11• th.lt .1 1,,1t•en'e seen it. sines.' vnuac!hirg. Ifitdocs it costs you %Sa as body (liter: e.,l ln:; the 1er,ii!, o'•: ,1•}1!': 5511''1 .1:: V.\�:"\1,1'..1:. b••rt -1; il. 111141,il •'I. („4.1 ,,I:.,,Liutt or , ✓• •r1::ats.fair. Try it to day. • I l -' .\- (olio . of of I roil t(• luua'rut• l,ilti ;ed - �r-,hi!o'.t Pis curd Ara.^.y t1:o;I5arcta of ,ti:e , • ...ericaIt tvh All >l'. >4,•,1 l.he 1110!1'1. h''•111 '_5."ti c;tn-)''•11' 4i...ut ,i.,'' said `^iii.!,:r;•,4 r> tl 1;:+.,444 1, r>44104•1'fi nr,--r ht' 1nn!dr1! - e,,,iiti 'nauc,•, ti , ,, ' rat'1,4, keen . I> 1si:c1•s mart.. .. IFint . 11r,'..1.,,L1:1 I':; "\-fry' well;" sh,, sail '1'li(_t r-stob,t:nzteeasrs, ardlt•c,donothesaate ' tt:. h, tin t0 til' 0ii,,s 1 I Iy:will: Ih,• !'ri'i id lit t'ut•r,hi 1, i s' ' - ' I "(t 1.11 f 1:; 1, •,t`:y o1 1!:tie•-1 i., w'h1,s„ ! ,.. nl,ic}t I. ,1 1 I,I• ,.1-r ,�t cl'spot ori 1. t0 h.• n:tstl- ah,lu1' it., tr, sa,.t er it w111careahyCold, Covah, c.ii1• nr,:r n i1,, is se,. TI, - ,-'7,,,,,,I. 7•i'(' Thecal cr Lung trouble. df we did not bol felt::11 4!1,':,, '1.1::.11' 4!••'14 i••t,t 1.n :for hila 1 p1o•:i1"I'0 t_, 5.lu'(1" i ,hili, n ,n;,,:,' r' !,.1t i;! •'1'''.11-16t " Old thing was full of holes when \rt. • 44 1 41n:,,:lt,- I - l.i•r•iru„:4t•••! 'P,"ilio ',lain 1.1c 1 3 f,'n!,1•i a t" 1,:10, lyInd: et1 .'t5•cwr'( 1 - I'.r <111 1'r"' ,. .-7.':1 1.7 1',urr,45F;•ti it, :ifi! 1n01itr4 - Ric>u14!u't Shiloh. ha's we would rnt ,1iecord ie it. I, ,11•.f,1,1 _jot >r. 1 '1•.'., to:,. hi; ;,r•iril ,1 ,- hi' -'1\;;.• -.1' - •- buy,. 41(1 1 lei( t0 tis, yo0•a,�aln, 'nt11'.. Shiloh has had an urbro ca record cf call success fct thirty years, 1t has stood _ ._. ,ph,••e 1 we'd, 4"f.n•, tt1 ,', t i ; I :',,,rh„1 11ii11 'd'in. It '.Is 1-•'•i 1 01u ,1! ., n'al. 11• _ we .:„...,..ii y'.,u trriogit4, 1ltnno a 1i,..41,'e�cy pU, lit ttail,Itf.iiuie. Further Crnpo-Nut, '‘',.1 el:: a t!1 peon-, : 4 h,ifi :r•t111 ,111 ih,t l',,..411! .ro,'1 n _ ya ��i}�'?� UZI."Proof was solved. - rich, for ill 1,1t: • ,'.� • lr 1, 1,,1,1 F , „ .,.W �•�~' i _THEN ,. •Y tl it➢f -• 'r(:raPi•.�ilt i i• 1 w Ir^1'1 r` l !s s:r.,ln" +un 11:\r14'•` \t,111 n i,,. •, a :'t .. C,•.. ti", ort. "1"1-71"1 ... fact((' free, !. 1tr.u,L.-"nti<i144- whioh h' :q,' Ia :•,','inn:, �,•, liltlt �,� a� , .==i: 1-isfeu-1 yi'lc^•,t:)7 )1.,^.or.ialsclthn� 1 • Winger owl . . ,p1•. ,ti .t1:... :.,•Int, n lilt to 1,..,s I h:,l: '•' '' •'" .> I .1n a 1' ,I,, :1111111. recently a cc•n,l.'- ta.ti 5 t :111t-ri- +f -f only s•i t=t a" i • yoke 1:ave icier( 51,ach and bee. -1 cured- • r1V'lt. that SO ,1.1nr 1, !n t.4t,•14 11' 11e(',e•, 11e 144 /114.111 t„ ,_r ,iris. \t x L ., ratan left his wife for a few moutc•ttts I\lrs. 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I ,r, ins ''i:rico s;, ,- ;;rti,•,1 IL:sF t. t" sp,vld Io s thiol he lonl.r., h,- ~ v i? `e" ;: en, remo5ed 1a1e 1,t11:1r'h f,n•e 11e_'314 • .` r, I)IW,l.nnd theyelec!dln.4'-t. h cunt, �"�" g` I\ IS eaten i,, P:herr•nl,t:i lie 11 n 1!:rtell, I r rem; let:y. i skull shotty: Lrrn'it in c;r,t \,14.'. food Conlan all. the:ore: 1•0•eati 4, _il> t , I thong. 'I'1'r f'. V i _-v -�E • t I ....:' 3 r.. 1•,.:, Hell l elle Ile. :1 - to i'� r11•i1 r fl1;, "55 ii••• ie , n"ilvli „: tt near • ` ��.., "Gnodlir•vs.._5fh, ro is inc I I.' ' t^ 41 1i r, ;I 1•c -dol l-•(t„r,i•,,, r ` Ili:; wife, overh(uring the_ l iesiion l qy • ng, r` n it,'Ip him get. t,r tlti point e 'EVMA S PSe� 6 ;tl.lirr ' "nn,. ;'\eri • In' by 1:oi!nh ,ilio 4,i 1•s.••n,:.'v for hint tZ Rr C I)' Ilk a elm)r, \•04'' "Ib1'e I 2 , ('o ,, I' 1' 1.1e 1'.01.1,, 51il h �' may ro41 1 I, r ,Int -•4f furlion.1,' " � dl CTA : E 6S: -�qi'r. s! ''' tun',, darling." A ms•n- seldom (1C1.14 lil(e a fool un - a (t ren -or (lend ' n • ':I 11,• 1 rutter NY . _ - • ihc It, :Q In '4,e!h ills," Jr, \ r!ul,t of ,seat i tulle is generally wtixte. sa,o the I'Iartl:'-t kinin to c,,ll,-Ot. • , + less he's the real thing. OCALISMS. —Alfred Shaw, of Toronto, was 4n town over Sunday. —G. A. and Mrs. Gordon were in the city on Friday last. —Mrs. W. H. Peak is spending a 'week with friends in the city. —The Misses Law, of Church St., entertained a few friends on Fri- • day evening last. —Mrs. McTaggart, of Clarks- burg, is visiting the Misses Rich- ardson, of the base -line. —Messrs. Palmer & Vanstone shipped a car -load of cattle and one of hogs on Monday. —W. H. Peak has taken the agency for the Bell piano, and has placed one in his owu residence. —The Ladies' Aid of St, And- rew's church met at the residence • of Mrs. W. D. Gordon on Tuesday afternoon. —A. Russnell has rented the "Bush" farts on the Kingston road just east of Dunbarton, and and moved theron this week. - —Mrs. J. Winnicot left on Wed• - nesday for Toronto and Hunts- ville, where she will spend the • ;:winter with her son and daughter. —St. Andrew's (Presbyterian) ' 'choir went to Cedar Grove ou Sunday afternoon to ns-ist in the - anniversary services in Zion church. —David Graham and family last • week vacated the Bunker residence w went _,1T the villeg' nes! moved into, the Barrett residence eat of the —John Teefy, of Greenwood, moved into town last Thursday and is now occupying the; Burt 'residence. lately viic•atetl by Mrs.' . Burch. —Mr. Arthur Jblin-ton, -of Greenwood, president of the \Vin- • ter Fair and Fat Stock Shaw. i- in Guelph this week attending the fair. —Dr, Henry will nut be here un Tuesday bext his regular day. but will be on Tuesday the 'pith inst. instead, to attend to his profes- sional duties. —L. A. and Mrs. Boone, of In- dian Head. N. W. T.. rettrrued to Pickering on Monday evening and mill spend the winter month:, with friends here. —Secretaries of School Board-, t who will in a few days be hosting • up notices of the annual meeting • will be able to secure blanks for Buch notices in this office. —Our merchants have this fall displayed much pkil1 and taste in decorating their windows for the •=Christmas season. hey report lbrrtiness as being v }risk. • ' —Owing to Christmas coming on Monday this year. nomination& • lfor township council will be held on the Friday previous that is on the '22nd, a week frorn to -day. —Miss Mabel Edwards, of Bal- sniei, has been engaged as teacher of S. S. No. 4 Eaet. a'-ucce-or to Alias Luke. Miss Edwards at present is attending Model School iat Whitby. —In accordance with a by-law passed several years ago, all taxes not paid by December. 14th are increased by two per cent, but as 'the collector, Mr. F. Hutchison, • cowing to illness, has not been -able to present all tax bills within - .the required time, the Council at .its session on Monday passed a . resolution allowing rate -payers =fourteen days from the time the bill is presented in wmeh to pay • •bis or her. ta.es. Ratepayers - should look at the date on the tax- bill and then see that the taxes are paid within fourteen days .therefrom. —The annual Meeting of the • Pickering Vigilance Committee took place in the town -hall on Tuesday evening with a fairly 'large number present. In the ab- sence of President Leng, the vice- president, John A. O'Connor oc- cupied the chair, and in the at- • Bence of the secretary, Arthur Jeffrey, Earl Bradley was elected secretary pro- tent. The minutes Of the previous meeting were read and approved. The auditors' re- • port was presented showing• a rnembershipof 117 members, 'and . _cash on hand to the amount of •$S0.71. It was decided to cortin - 'tie the advertisement in.the,N1•:ws -for another year. The following •officers were elected for the en- suing year:— . ' Pres.—J. A. O'Connor. • • Vice-prEs.—NV. V. Hicliard-on. Sec.—Arthur Jeffrey. Treas.—Herbert 1`Webrter. • ;Minute )lets.—T. C. Oeleree e. R. R. Mowbray, M. Gleeson, Geo. ;Leng, T. Puncher, II. Pugh. Jas. 'Todd, \1-. Cowan. U. E. Pugin and ::the uther..officers. . . Executive coni.—D. E. Piigh, G. Leng and C. S. Pahner. It was decided to hold ars oyster supper among the members of the .Association and -a committee coi• aisting of A. Webster, C. S. Pal- mer, W. E. Vanstoire \V. V. Bich- . ardson and J. R. Thexton were appointed to make all arrange- ments regarding sante. A vote of thanks was tendered to the retiring president. George Lyng. for the able manner he lillc ' the 'Chair and the Many nthi•r '.'ts pertaining to the ufi:cc, po — C. H. and W. A. Ham were in the city on Monday. —Miss Ruby Spink, of Toronto, is visiting Pickering friends. -Found.—A door key, nearly new. Loser call at this office. —The Misses Head visited friends in Oshawa on Thursday. —John Clark spent a few days this week with friends in the city. —Miss Ethel Dale, teacher of the Dundalk public school, is home at present. —Rev. E. A. Tonkin and Rev. W. R. Wood will exchange pul- pits next Sabbath. — Miss Shaw, of •Seaforth, is here with her sister, Mrs. J. S. JephsQn, for a short vacation: —The gang of telephone men wbo have •been at work in' this neighborhood, are now at Whitby —Miss Elwa Smith, of Toronto, is house at present owing to the serious illness of her brother Frank. • — The Township Council are meeting to -day at Brougha•m for the preparation of the financial statement. . —William Charles Thomas, of Peterboro, uncle of W. H. Peak and F. 11. Carswell -died at Peter- boru, on Sunday-. — Robt. E. Johnston, has set the date of his sale for Friday, Janu- ary ltgth. His catulague will be ready- in a few days. ---The Rev. E. A. Tonkin, Meth- odist mini -ter at Greenwood. will breach in the Disciple ehnrch next Sunday afternoon at —James "'rouse has purchased Geo. Parker's farm on the 13re:ken Front, the farm which he has been tvuri+in;; for a number of years. —Messrs. IL,bt. Ward and:J.4,11- in Bundy, were on Friday last iterfcu Mils: the dittie- of collector. Mr. llutciii-un being on tl.e sick 1;-t, suffering froni la grii.pe. —John Dickie & Co. announce their store t, be open every night until after Christmas on account of their big holiday trade and to accomodate customers. .. —The "young women" of the E. L. of C. E. will give a social in the basement of the Method ..t church next Tuesday evening. Good program and refreshment.-. --The Rev. J. E Moore's sub- iect in the M4 thcxli-t church'next Sunday evening will be -"Young women. Only ladies ss ill sing in the choir, lady ushers .and lady stewards. will be unusual depart- ures from the form of service. —The following are the. officer.. of Doric Lodge. A. F. & A. M. for the ensuing year — W; Bro, G. W. P. Every, W. M. ; \V, Bro. R. E, Johnston, I. P. M.: W. Bro. R. M. Bateman. S. We W. Bro. A. Falconer, J• W. W. Bro. Geo. Kerr, Chap.: Bro. \V. J. Reazin, Treas.: Bro. D. E. Pugh. ec'v W. Bro. R. E. Johustun, S. 1).; Bro. A. Findlay, J. D.; W. Bro. John Gormley., 1). U. C.; Bro. W. W. Sparks. S. S.: Bro. J. H. Bundy. J. S. Bro. George Parker, Org.: W. Bro. R. A. Bunting, I. G. W. I3ro. R. S. Dillingham, Tyler. —If every man who struggles year in and year out • to wake ends meet in his business without advertising would take a day off to investigate the value of publicity he would probably return to his office converted. Such a man • would not need to carry his researches beyond the limits of his daily observations or the confines of his fanrily. Let hiin ascertain how his wife came to purchase the article wherewith she clothes herself and children. Let hila inquire whether the foods that appear on his table are or are not advertised.,Let him con- sider whether ther' is any con- nection between his own expendi- tures and publicity. Let him Observe whether the members 'of his family and his neighbors in reading their papers look over the store news as well ,as the local and general news and then let hini join the army of great money makers who advertise regularly in the newspapers. and abandon the effort to run a complicate piece of business mezhanism, with- out the aid of lubrication.—Ex. Glasgow. The Methodist league and pray- er services are now being held at the homes of the people. This week it will be at the home of Dr. Latcham. It will be held in the homes of the people of the con- gregation as may be arranged. These cottage services will be found very helpful. Stouffville Markham. A daring robbery was perpetrated at Lemonville on Friday evening, when the postoffice was broken into and luckily there was not many stamps or money left in the office. The burglar made his entrance by taking out a large pane of glass. About two dollar's worth of stamps were taken. James Whitson, Jr., is the victiu, of a shooting accident. While out on 0 hunt a few days ago, he stc;pped to to look about with his left hand at the muzzle of the gun. His dog jumped against the gun and caused it to dis- charge with the result that Mr. Whit - son's thumb was shattered by the shot, The thumb has since been amputated. —Economist. • Whitevale. • •Born.—The wife of Mr, Thee. Han - lin, of a sun:- Born.—On Friday. Dec. btlt, the wife of N. Randall. of a son. R. P. and Mrs. Hopper and Mr. and \frs, Reanian, of Claremont, and L. Boycs, of Tweed, spent friday with Mr and \1r-, Thornton. Don't forget the Xmas. tree and en- tertainment in conneetioh with the Whitevale Baptist Sunday School tsrs. night. A t...1 PrograliouP will be presented by members of the is Iii 4111. Thomas White. of this pl;L•.•, suf- fered a severe k .s lir a t'e ! v i.e i eiliar w ay last 114(' ("1: -�t't r eating frozen apples, rive milk cow- and one year- ling heifer died. The' vow's w'ert• e ctra. good and \1r. White's loss Will be.i h.)tat 8.2:r). Iie•rnetnI' r the anniversary -et•- vices auil l'hristnras entertainment of the Whitevale Methodist 'Sabbath School will be held on Sunday and Monday next, Dec. 17th and 1.th. At 10.3+1 a. u,., Rev. J. R. Butler,.uf South Darlington; will address a mass meeting of Sabbath- ``•:h 4015 of Whitevale and vicinity, 5111 will also preach- at 7 in the et ening. The service at 2.30 p. tn. - Will be conducted by the Rev. G C, Lamont. of White - vale. Special music will Is' given at each service. in the morning by the horse choir, in the afternoon by the (herrywood Methodist choir and in the evening by the \Vhitevaie Baptist choir. Collection a' each service, On Monday evening. commencing .tt o chick a grand entertainment •will be given. An interesting progratu consisting of recitations, dialogues, and tlag drill, also music appropriate to the season." -At the close of the programme the Xu,as .tree will be stripped and the presents distributed. Admissionl5cts., children lik•ts. The sad news reached. Stoutiville latst• week of the sudden death by drowning of Thos. H. Woodgate brother of Mr.s.• E. J. Denvey, of this place,. and e)nly'son of,1I. W. Wood- gate, for many wears a resident of Stoutfville. The deceased was one of the firemen frozen to death on the \lataatfo. in his fa eket was founts an almost prophetic: letter from his fath- • er. It appears that he was formerly in the steamer Rensington 'aired -hard intended coming home, but vas in- duced to accept a position on the ill- fated steanii•r for a short time, where he met sucli a sudden and tragic ileath The remains arrived in Stowffvillc on Tuesda sip fop interment in the Hitrtrnaft• eemt� s't'y nn Wednes- day morning. This iF the second son that has•been brought home dead, 'a brother of deceased hating left here about two or three years -go to reside in Winnipeg w•he-e he 'sr,nn after died of typhoid fever, his,rotn:•ins he- ing brought here for burial. Th; be- reaved tather and sisters have Li•43 heart -felt sympathy of their nanny friends in th•;ir sad bereavement. —Pilot,, The electors of the City of Tor- onto will, at the coming -municipal election. vote on a by-law for a further reduction in ,the number of licenses. Will. Forsythe, a well-konwn farmer living near Pontypool, dropped dead while driving to Bowmanville. Levi Quirk went to sleep on a belt in the engine house of the Electrictal Development Com- pany at Niagara Falls- and when the machinery started he was drawn in and killed. If Its Xmas Presents - - You will find something inthis list whioh will suit any. member of the family Bill Books Sugar Shells Berry Spoons Children's Sets Cold Meat Forks Silver Tea Spoons Silver Table Spoons Aluminum Tea Sots Silver Desert Spoons Aluminum Tea Pots Aluminum Biscuit Jars Aluminum Salt Shakers Silver Knives and Forks Aluminum Pepper Shakers Etc,, Etc. Air Rifles Pen Knives Jack Knives Key. Chains Fancy Clocks Alarm Clocks -Mouth Organs Hockey Pucks Hockey Sticks 'Hockey Skates Purses, Sleighs • 'Set of Useful Tools Embroidery Scissors Fancy Carying Sets Etc., Etc. M. S. Chapman • Sure Enough .•SANTA CLAUS Headquarters is at ickie''s Store 7{uletide greetings. PICKERING FRUIT Evaporating Factory Will be opened Seot. 25. 1905. Apples will be bought at the Pickering Factory and prices paid according to quality. Soft apples not taken. C. W. CARRUTHERS, 47tf Pickering, Ont. Grain Wanted The undersigned are prepared to pay the highest market prices for all kinds of coarse grain, - to be delivered at the 'PICKERING ELEVATOR. Grain bought every day. -Palmer & Vanstone Pickering, - Ont. laeksmithing 1 The undersigned having. boughtmat the blacksrnithing business of 11.. ,Moore, is prepared to do black- - snrithing in all its lines. Horse -shoeing • a - Specialty. GEORGE +' LAW, PICKERING, ONT. Xmas Sweets Broken Taffy Candy, New Dates, Drawn Figs. Maple Sugar. Honey, Cream Cheese. Sweet Fancy Bis- cuits, \Valuate. Filberts, Almonds. Pecans, Nice Olives, Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries. Fresh Malaga Grapes, Layer;Eating Raisins and Choice Canned Fruits. • - Xmas Gifts We ;have new goods arriving daily, come and see our fine display- of isplayof China. Berry Sete, Salad Bowls, Jardinere-, real beauties, Biscuit Jars, Bread;Traye,,Vases, Boquet Holder- and Fancy Dishes galore, alsdiBook-sof Poems, Bibles, Hymn Books, Story Books, Fancy Leather Goods, Fancy Boxes, Silk Drapes, Beautiful Calanders, Christmas Cards and Gaines. John Dickie & Co. mas Groceries... A full line of Raisins, Currants, Peels, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Lemons, Candies, Shelled Almonds, Walnuts, etc. All fresh and of No. 1 quality. W. LOGAN, Pickering, Ont. MAS GIFT In » Choicest -Ct .e - Lines. TIIM T&BL14—Mekerint Station G.T.2 TRAINS GOING EAST DL'i AS FOLLOWS:— No. 6 MAIL . . 8:33 A. M. " 12 LOCAL 2:47 P. M. " 10 LociL 8.04 P. M. TRAINS OOINO Wt:sT DIIE All FOLLOWS:— No. 8 LOCAL . , , 8:41 A.M. "1 Loi. . . . . 2:18 P. M. "7 Loci.. 8;3Q P. M. Curving sets in cases. Silverware. Berry Spoons, Pie Knives, Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives, Fruit Knives, Knives and Forks, etc: , Patin' Lamps.—A complete stock in all styles and colors. Choice line of Sleighs, Air Rifles, etc. Hockey Skates, Hockey Sticks, etc. A Merry Christmas to all. _ ...When you can get Warm Goods, such as -Wool and Fleeced Underwear. Any size or.price. • _ Boots. Lined or unlined 1 . Overcoats, Pea .iackets. Heavy suit=, a good choice. Mitts and Gloves. Heavy or fine wear. Our Saskatchewan Robe takes the lead, One price $7.00. $8.00, 8 PICRERT TIIEREVOLT TO BE CRIISIIEB The Russian Government Resolved On Decisive Action. • SIG CRASH AT ROSSLAND. Two Thousand Pounds of Dynamite Exploded. •A Nelson, 13. C., despatch says: An explosion of' Iwo thousand pounds of dynarnite in the thaw house of the Cen- tre Star Mine on Sunday afternoon killed one man and so injured the neighboring mines that a close down of several days will be necessary. It also wrecked some new houses in the vicin- ity, and all the plate glass in the train street of Rossland. The damage is es- •' '' tunated at over $50,000, The Ulan killed •AL IL Af- FOROPh.N REI3LLI:h)N. ov'r to the revolutionists, and the was John S. Ingram,: a brothir of the A despatch from St. Petersburg latter have full possession of the tnember for East Elgin, who was for - says: -The arrest on Saturday night city. __ afterwards oft 1Police at artdnipe lang. .l of the entire council of the work- Ifo was employed in charge of the that. >tnen's delegates: numbering 230 RL• ll(:FT CCT DOWN- • house situated on the side of the railway members, filo suspension of net` s- to track, within a fete' hundred yards of papers and the arrest of their make the6besttpos bleIIshowTing cut to the mine and half a mile north of the cli tato, and, abuse all, the virtually only scentre o1 Rossland. The mines in the • i `idic.tatuz{al powers conferred on the the National :lssentt,ly.•. The vicinity. the Centre .-lar. War Eagle nu;i provincial Governors, prove that the items increased are the salaries of I e Rai, had enure machinery deranged Government has resolved to- suppress the railroad and postal ,•ui rlu:. es. and ai, damaged. Many; miners wore ed the revolution with an • iron hand, The personnel of the artny and navy• ' byflying lass and falling miner- : it w111 succt�ed in regaining :and the naval programme are tannic- lured g : the mastery dcpe:i,ls entirely inion rd: 0101 an item of 81e9,00ri,UU0 for tali It is claimerl that the dynamite in the the troops.. • If a majority Of than row c.uuei'Turtion is struck u'rt• e!!' _ '.remain loyal, an era of sang'hinary 11 The outl,reak of the mutinous thaw house was lar$ In excess of the : - coercion w ill ,now begin, but, judging spirit in the Manchurian :army is supply which should be kept there. from the latest news from Muscone partly 1(tttt•ibutrd to the fnil.lre to Two day's' supply for the mine,'possih!y • and other c,•L:ters, it is not unli'..cl:' pay :turf proporly fr.c,{ the troops. ..0 pounds, would be ample, Mr•. In- . r '(tt>na ry revival will he cut The latter 4rotlern is esre.•iall - ditli- _rant leaves a widow and several (hil- shara eta I- lain_ to the impussibilIty of -ren, lie' was the lir•st (thief of notice short be the uuthr:;tl: of ci.il near. g Ln Winnipeg, and or aniied the force A man itOnto, whuh was lama -hod f ,r•anr,!iul; ace({hate pro'. i -ions from {;e�g, g feint ly by a cominit+.en• of the work-• 1311,�ir, on account of the { r.lctical there in 1874. 1 l tl I in men's delegates, the peasants' •uttiva... paralysis of the railroad. to Site lies - floc that dc,'t�_;cd the [:aril} d'.v(L:n'�• in:, 'r, !••ri;:h!s. ria, So t compelling. the purch,.'0 of s�:{ l' CANADA A' L JAPAN. t1u• It.,1ie, Inrlr- 525 in 1nrre'.s1 r,r.d . .r••.:, the.. . o t 1 �•nati n ;i Fl rr'ni:r, P K for which adequate A strong Tor sylh 13( to t,{.,,ani to the nation at '.tree to fr„m the Chinese, r crC:l., n 1,1 's nn ti u'< li'13 r,lore fir .d,'rJ,n,d tri have •,'r t•' 1 join them :n ov,•rt hoot•. nzs; the exist- turns :1•C not. ,.,flute The author- (,o'. rnment As{1s in Participate' in 'te ':••rl ran r,r,•crs.- for I;a• t. ,,c�l i..•..: tt'. • iteu tot., 43• :'•• an,l .'N,c oul-ide. . f. ; system. is int" tlrg aril tide- it ie•, hate now hurriedly forwarded hntalt otos 1 rt Six ''t tot,• r• 1 rg J (` [3'nr'It the 1 1 ,1 , n r E ! CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS HAPPENINGS FROM ALL OVER TEE GLOBE. Telegraphic • Briefs From Otos Own and Other Countries of Be - CANADA. goose. \\'heat -Manitoba= Prices are Sulo tar Canadian apples are finding. favor is \o. 1 .northern and $3c for No. 2 at France, lak0 ports, ' Prince Arthur of Connaught will vis- Flour -Ontario -Exporters bid onto. it Canada un his return from Japan. $3.411 for 90 per cent. patents at outside Mr. E. P. llebden has been appointed phintS in buyers' hags. Sales for dn- Gerieral' Manager" of the- Merchants' 10051!0 use - are made ul :1.4.45 to $3.55,' I3auk. \innilnLa-S•4.5U to $4. 0 for first rat Over a million and a half dollars were ('ti(s. SL3t) 4o 5.4,4(1 for• seconds, and ' 4.2'4 to 54,3) fon' bakers'. Mtllfoed-- Ontario bran in car lots Per: 514.50 to $15 at outside points. patriotic sentiment, 1105 been or rartizeel sttnrts $16 to 517. Manitoba 516.50 to 6 17.iA1 fur bran. and $18.50 to 81'9.50 tor in '1'oron!o. shorts at Toronto and equal freight LEADING ?IIARK-ittA BREADSTUFFS. Toronto, Dec. 114. -Wheat -Ontario--' Steady, 79c In 793nc for No. 2 white at ot,Iside p,i{uts, 788 to 79c for red and mixed, and 74c to 75e for spring and spent by the City Engineers depart:nen- during 1905. The Scottish Canadian Union, to foster Earnings of the Temiskaming Railway from April 1 to October 31 wore a little over $84,000. William G. Crawford. formerly classi- cal master, at Jarvis Street Collegiate Institute. 'Toronto, is dead. The Government (decided to hold an investigation into the affairs of the York (:gunny Loan & Sat ings Co. Charlc.- Armstrong of 5t, Catharines committed suicide at \11.t.'sra Falk t y •st, sting hire:self on Saturday. Three yuan•' son,:, at 30:,, Peter 5 ",,k;t W11. (iue!1eC, Ur holt iv+.s points. Outs -Quiet at 35c to 30c at outside points. 1ior1ev-49e to 50o for Nc. 2. 47: -t6 4`;c for •N1:: 1 extra. and •,:,c to 40c fur N,,. 3 at nie..id' pontis. I?y.'-Doll at 7')c n,ttaide. • 1'eas-First at 77c to 7S1: at outside points. illantw heat -Quiet at 51,:: to 52o 331- sid-- Cor o - N Canadian S;r ' n;a: td (.' att.a,: f.e1_',1I, bids !t2c. Ar 'r:ortn No. :1 •, oo11 ., :,1) to 52,: at 'Toronto,. and '1t 1c' tit outside {mints, a::':,ni- t , f l'_' i,00 UUU to the army in Stan- Alliance. 0i non (0i N I i1' l'r'OD)Cr:l'. ,i;l,rcac suppo .. _ os, i11 ;� - •.cs ,,roc •unlishr•d Oa- n,:3 r. 1'(•:ht0, Ct1.11r t:l. - ..An Ottawa (l+:silatr•h saes-:1ss rr roti fnuuil guilty of a1vrd,'r, will i,,i • n!t1uuEh they were '3µare ,]tat it MANY FAILURES. anew hating been i•eniced iron)'1the t,Nitoil., Tl:irti11 not ta'as a drelaratinn of open; 114)04 100 •lapat:cso Amtlassador in Lon.1, n t! 3.t frc A despatch from It I'et•rsbori any overturos from ('aiiada loon u, 'f lir \tinsster of Railways Will C^11 fidoun'11T 1.AW 1'ROGI.:\[x14'1), says.--4nnoonc•rrc:rnt is made ui nun,- tutcarets the ir.cl..sidn of the llomir' f r I t t r• for the '-. r Ir,ir4 3 oro •s C„nun ^T tn''llrPs., inrluding. ;,,n in the lost of .cu1n1t1•les accorded 1'r. !, ,; • ttvoe s': r'n-bush„ 1 e!:.,. . 1'etitiuns frcnl the notility of 4{l,ta, those of a leauiig tea importer nt trust -:a: d-nntiun t,eietmcnt 1)y •iti W1ndau, 1.1hu11 and other [''laces to \i4•,••,,w•, and a private Lank at pun wool- he rcceitcd. in telt' nt l':'n'. -Colborne at au ,Serly date the Baltic provirit-of. have been re I:ct .,b,ug tt a n•ctolg nu \4,'f [t,lnnelly wit! he n , spirit file Gnccrt.tir nt has ca SCL a narlr!er, 1 in'. ecrt,•d by til.. Got.•':ntnent, icer ,,rine; ppcelae in then 1'ror 'ur •.xc ao;;r, a,- despu� 'i t:� he luta r el (• , •, , i I,, it r" ahulish martial law which. the1 tcude d ltv 1,_urt buslcrss turn. tu-Colint1a6 S.tcr tory 1,- oietitine, that, 1' • I I ene,1 in.Ktngn -in .1000Hr ,in: { m,,! nt 2?r. ri 1'e,• -n ,'.al taus are Un(t,an 1 d. (r ant r 24.• lu•'•,0 d ,n'rl 1, 2.40 I) .r y tit,: roil gond to choirs 'It to '_c ,!i, 11r' . 'I1 no nt•',i'urn •• ,. ,.,•,'11 .1t 'lc 14' i111'1 3' 1'(01.0.4,8 (,!1,'c.,e-t:1; flit tart•.; and 13%,• lar 1 i 1' h 1 3, til hili --','of h h 1' )i r ! E 1 o f qu,!ed at z. • nil' pot 1tte n say, is only 'inflaming ' the ('0usi,ter the commercial crnio, a ie. nutotthsta3 0111) the. C'418' tion o e1 Pio 311 r. .-' of I ,:Irl•} t n s n •si• aeon -solution w•.is adopted rlec'tan that time. l -nada mor he :1llt'wr 1 to t e• :nen'• o s fa' -mon; ' .tn nun 3 . to • :•.s from the interior 3,11 Sat ,,r- the tlrst necessity of the country :' crime a party to the ,1tt,.lu•.la4.133 se It is r,t3(rt-d that ^ll the dr4tartt, 4n'+ ,nuc' 11.3• t 1tr, thin 1n. 1•, `r; day night is very senna. Th. r� the rest,,, at:nn of the p„stal aril te'• Treaty of lrv,i, of !!v t'.f'R nirrie'n: } 1;,_t !' vont in the ltait: has spret<1 south- „oraphtt ser,7ces: -that the t otert on, !ai1.r tri the new brat} {no- W,.l.n 1 and `': Jnt h' :..i1 f'r { , a!, , _(r1 l 1r:, str.rl( i11} ,,t f .ward to the I'rnvirlc,. of Kovno• on mem. SIrugcle „ith the '134 4rar,t' c{des.thit til^ su4 1,,', r,1 tither c•run- arip`,'anlal tm.r«.use' of c mei or herr, nil the border of 1 oldn.4 tt}li;4) ''c' en; anti 1'ostul Employes: 1'niun is• un- noir shall tic at I3ln.•r'ty to teeoly cone. vi.; on of the hours o' labor- S._, out of .3 1 0rr.l., :.t sla,a< ed to the oi,l 44 r4.,dorn of IA! Lia 1a jlistil':aide, and that, in rru4'- oueneQ' :•nil go in tin!' cc+entry of -the ut,tcr.' •rt,r rre.0 '\ rt!-rc'1 1':.' .:,t ',s r:•• e - I -clic to Kc 't The relwIlion in Kltrsk 1K he. and Yarn is uuw ut rtai.ii,o ail l,ru reh•s !hts means- that a '•1 UP toff 0e Put (loco! flit' [tenth! 6111 ,,i1 41 341 1 --Joon. and fife 4:03,•8110 1',t•has tot- of:bub]uus,: - to the act !on of the lit' it esti. ('glum 1 410 w^.14,1n rrr,.iirc,... Ti,-rr,• 0 L, Han -Ss to Ss Oo. err tun for forinntion thitt a serious u411' -!i,4. 1s •-- • - 41a 1.('e,islaturt in '311• ,.ily oast 1! al -in mt.'3, front sixty cents 4,7, :t doll,:r '. 1 too 11,c n eor lots ti.:re, and ZR In costar w preparation in til: SI : tial tfzrl\1 1 !li IN THE,THE,L.ti.T11. l 1 n 1e. ,s1 -tier of .zeie,err•,• ilir •, t filo'fan,4 feet 1 crf."4.1.50.f."4.1.50 f r \ ' i(•tr slat s • + ,., �u er inn Int car ; la 1 A I spatch` [rota' St Prtrrsreur(; migration, Uou •boss the- Leislatut e [t 'Le UnliO^stood Inn! t''* ltnrrin''n t • (n 13•004c here. - _ ... \tom,\T't'('11 ',it 1-,K1f.'1S-,; \inn!i%al, We, l::4.--11 ,•rt, «a: n ole,' 11011! liv c'l-I-- for,Aintl:l.hl-,n ',anal, 1.n a, nun, er martial lads. tut\'(` de. . final. and ltri' now alto Il t,. reports fr eit e' e , +-� -!1_1.0n•, cent.out of [u1", f3 ;- tae :: tit's court ntartiul •- and.capitalFumsh- ' g CHINESE STUDLL' £ REVOLT ;'ort «�n10r and swrnter or the 4.• -1'. •311,13.1:1,1 • . •,135 ,i,,,,,., !031:1' llvelce thous«nil C'ossar.s•huce tle,'n 0. and Quebec Transport lAuipany.\t- 1:.. Cnnr minis. N Intone in the mint. Sent to the scene, ,tut it is staff ! runt Pips, (i:1ut' tate •t ' 'I'll,• 1'. n i i f••t 1 Lill(::'e A strike of c'''e1er s is imnlinrnt •.: thot -t:hey can Only t their h: Ft'1 t i All the Si • Petersburg nessBapcT9 uutrching, along .the roams, the rail. containing the manife-to iss'lert i'y' waI[k'il hating strlicl: to pint' e�'r the itec0luttuuitrp t'n;rim-titre vete their trati pe,rtation, 'rho coin in r - regions. • • tine hundrerd and sesent.y doctors -.•i,mploycd in t -hr Moscow m1u,i,{,al `a;'t-fn response -to the--r,ta„{1sh- • ser'ite• met or1 `Saturday and- [•asst'- 111''ut of a at h,' 1t. revolutionary l' iunary G,a, ernment in the -Baltic f'rovi«c,s, the a resnlution of cordial sympathy.- Government has ap�,o!niod a (1uver- ' •w11.h the postal and t.l(^. rash ern- nor l.enerul with pI(nat} ro Places They also demanded f t law.. 2•c rS1a^ { t C the \i n heir t c 1 here, th • situa- ian army . anon• the ubol,t too of . ..tion • is dangerous awl chair, u. wool to • I'h 1 n11�1 t',r tm Onto wan m.rleu(0, expo rid ion n c a - will continue this polio; Ulit 1.4 .t n O; tcInnlen' lia.s. deridr,l oft pl,,h ,h^ dulercnt- result, a-• it w111 be thed_ut•r !h ln'rtt •\annoy ('•rrn1t. Th., )1! ••- uf the 1.10,311 ndnt-Go•.ernor smugly to {1103e..4. pnrhru,s -w01 Le• 4,a•,ue d 1,1 14:1' refuso-ta. assr.•nt to such 111C ',sorts, nielion !n the spring. and they will therefore actor rc•aeu The cinrCler -- . r.f 'f'r:...- 11. l' -i-C!410 4 to sell 'ids property 1n the inn In 1 r' It. That rite 00! te 1'r' Fight Thou,and Pretest A1Gunst Japan; pont, is fu'n1, trip bolus rat t ernl.0 It s runt.• colU',scated on their arrital at AI s- ., aucc of the t,•lesra{,h and postal • Coir. etrike pronouns rollahle notes Lein, dance at schools in Jal'an, ha' rats «•111 0,,,,It,f,ear ane[ the uhln(e, of struck, and threaten to return te' 1he Canadian works will be: dry. - -- re•ec;tcd: In addition to enlnrcinr China Irt a body: . Tize situation ia. Bislt.tC Dtt\inulin has issued a pas S:ICING IB.\NFS UFI'LF:1'I:I t. il:c 'order, •the (;ocernur-c;eneral t° rP arced as serious, '1•he sttider.t9 r,, g Plod Metter t -n Angli('nns of the Malar, c>c' Regulation -.\i r, i ne?r Laflamme. 13)0 ur Oats, \ ' tvtute. 3'...'11..t.' 39'.f,°: -N43. �; ngl;t, in his ter rlrt ori \i ;.::u' ; 4, 1)4413 despal I1 a4'8 , -1.714;! t i':1!1s says tont the time «111 cow," Iii 3''-"n-: No. 4t, :1.1- .• peas, ;U• to ''d,• f o h 1 t tsh••1: har-lcy, tIno usalid•Chines,, stmien rs• in.atter--when 1111• Ar ruc'an channel at :'`1,,_;tea \l:,nttt n, \ i \' 4 -t if :It -a a ,•1:; li1,1 wheat patents 5-L9•i to 55 .-trunk l ak-ors', 54. N'1 to $4.- 0-, 4,- -- 0 .. winter w heal parents, Sinn t' - $4:- c•omplain that the, re•strictio•ns ,lace,, fit, straight rollers. $4 In $4, hi; dn., in 3 ti,,e•e'cc polnting ''it II':ut in 'plh'r:f Ihr finite $1,65 io $1.95; ('xlints .SI,GS `:o upon their movements by the '1al`a 1count•ry's pr,,sif pity and 11.1 inCre4r,l '$1 77' nese authorities are intoler,thle, and L3. '.4 n[ 14'. 41 !. ttlr. .salmi' , nt rectors (,;4 3 4.1 1-\tnnit0ha bran in ha�a, that then treated- tike slat es, I'hr,. and curar.'., remain tt:e :ante, c't_,; shorts $220 per ion; Ontario bran. it, 1 u!k, 43I4 :1'1 to 51 file 11,• 82n: milt• (ft-meanIle, g:1 tri s:i: stritdgfit grain lilou!Ilc.° $25 to $27 per ton. , • Polled (n's-1''r ha::. 512.1) to $12.:40. Cornmeal -51.45 to $1.110 !er bag. Hay- No, 1. SF:So) to 59: N. 2, 57.75,3 to 5": clover mixed, $0 to $6„50, and cu {,!n•�, rimer, g6 per tool, in cm lots, •. Gi3EAT B1)TTAIN, - - 1:I3:•e•s'.-Onlatio cheeisQ are quoted • . 'T'lie sale -of the late Sir Hoary Tr, ing's n' 12i;c 311 1:1c. ani Qttohecs al 12;c to WINS Al'Icc ROOSEVELT. tffcc.ts in Lrindon realized 1e!'veetr 12'3c, R(','ei[,t.: 19tea I xerc. g -,-,,I(4 and S1(il.(d)Il. l3niter-(:hoiC'i creamery is quoted at Oar:,• lu •'';'.;,:. and 23'.:.e to 41' in single t•aokages. second grades 'selling at. 23)no to L:;;e , .. - - . • - Egos -25c for selected and 21c to 220 for No. 1 candled. • BUFF.1T•0 MARKETS. Thr St Fetersbnrg correspondent. of the I.ondon Itaily • Alai} say's the Savings hanks are already w•,thot.t resources of their own: and the Im- perial 'Bank is supplying S1 rm, al - •though its own vaults arta rapidly becoming. d Tlrtrfl. The st:ci,ic•ion is deepening that-, the Government. can- not meet then d,:-nvznds upon it if the' panic continues. it has leaked out that the : comptroller of itn['crial lliouschold carried abroad a , vast sum - in.securitit•s and specie. it..{s traced the revolutionists will precipitate a ,universal strike. relying upon the army not to fire on the people. 'The agrarian disorders aro ripening, into organised rebellion. The situation In the Baltic prof -int -0s. IS desperate. - empow!'rcd to convoke local retire sentatices to discuss reform legisla- tion. Iteports o1 mutiny and• disaftectin•r. among the troops in various centres multiply. Gm'or �u'nt, however, insists thin. The York Count- I.°an. Conn oly was The sec(ders from t• he trlelraph aur' the Pei latiuns Hary in force are 1u I on Saturday - Plaited in ltqu!atmn 4,y postal strike have not yet succce''.'I el'spen. ahl(, tt e roar! the National p in 'restoring the sc'r'':ce,: the strikers having again cut many wires. The Govcrnmart has taken are im- portant Prospects, but exrrctiutg ., a• tontam Portant stt'i towards es.tablishin., Matttog influence atpou ,til martial law in the whole empire, It com- panions., , .. I and are the result of ex -r Trust ('oto; any perience: 'Many. Chinese st.udrn,.s 1 I Put' appointed {Irovisional h,ltu,fatnr. have fallen into dissipation in •taPan, ! .\ lc. \\': .II. (:rirss will eondl::•t-ah,' Ilivos- they say', not only ruining their own'.tigatinn into, the affairs of Inc conpany 1,1,' Ihe:Government. • • has invested the Governors-Ge1u'rat, (Governors of towns and prefects wit,t• powers', if disorders aro threatened, to impose compulsory re}ailations, inflict -summary punishment, and, for- bid ,the iinportatipn of arms, RIO'T'ING J' 'WARSAW. PF-ASANTS ItE51EG1: .A. •despatch from Warsaw• says: - A desrat.•1 from St. 1'eteralnint Hoodlums rioted in -the commercial • says: -Warships have been sent to district of -Lou on Wednesday, at;. (1 tad \Its. Roosrve{t o[ the engage Riga from I.ibau to quer{ the rebel- tacking sIorrs and plundering then; 4311 11,01.100 usually working. • I;'if(aln, Dec. 19. - Flour -Quiet, Burt ,tllrr and recapture 10 the town.. 4 g m"nt nt their daughter, Vice I,re John Rt mend, the •Nationalist lead• s{1'ac1y'. \\'heat--S,pr{n[!, nominal; N n response to • The workmen in the iactuc[e, organ lioosecelt, to 'Nicholas�ongworta cr. iia a s'prose declared his enernment ! at j' nVinlet•, int; No. This action was taken in P tied 0 defcuce .force. Fierce fighting 1 Nnrt tern ( S. g Roosevelt, to in icbol Congress from the ih:,t ihr' prr•srnt (British Government t;oru-I)nIP nod wont:: NO. 2 yell »v, an urgent despatch from tlae and t'er- fOIIGWMI'; It is stated, that many- g first rli's.tric•t of Ohio, one of the Cin- ttnuld give Ireli}tld an independent. ,, .• 2' nor, who asked for, a cruiser 1113 .fere killed and wrounded, 0'111, �o. CL rtt, 4313nC, Oats -Dull; Ginn:ztirdfstrirts. llunlhlrc► with the, Government. torpedo -boats, besides troops. Item- nnnulric(ment of the rn,l;arc'm nt, is N(r. 12 Whltr 3til• c: No. ,2 mixed, 351jc. [groom 011 can he sent, by st'a. Corn- the additional announcement that. the . • . ...•.:,.IBnriey, strong: malting. •tae to 58,'. 1[ye A\ t'.'.I;(1;1T) Ol' :\NARl:ill'....•-• •• L'NI-'IED STATES. -Pull and weak; No. 1 7�c. anuuicat.ion by ,tarot is inh'rrurrted.tcrddinn- will t:z!:c place.. about, thio, 'Couriers are. stopped. Arcivtling' to A despatch from London sans: Inn e reports the anarchy at. tort; received •{neve. node of whieh inn middle of next hrliruery• While ar- frit r'nrtnet�lli riousltLnT[ulolCunor lcert Kalli NE\\' PORK \\'IIE:\C \f:\RiiE;�C�,"� 'Rigaas con - is r(r lir' aut!ienticrilia, re,res31,41 the rebel- raligements for the wedding have net'. Riga cent trues. The e i ebols hold. I f been made, it is rxtherf ed that it I into 'it frisson f Now Turk.. Dec. 19. -Wheat-Soot The troops were 'power- hoot in the Baltic provinces of Russia, 1,fiat , the White(\3) incl t4 • 'Fite anthracite miners' convention is easy: Nn. 2 cod 92" r rlev<10r; N1'. 2 .everything. is heir;.' successful beyond the ' most will less or unicilli1 to attack the re- (Seeking' 131 eight -Bair clay, to lake 7tt-rr1 1 tl4? c f.o.b. afloat; Nn,' 1. northern, • g san uinet hoe fes of the rrcolntion!sts. 4 bels. It is added that the Govern-° :sanguine. 1 t(i't. A{nil 1. 19(k• 1Ttl3luih, A0,,,,c f.o.b. afloat; No, 1 hard. • stent buildings are. hornet[.. i who, hu\vcver, do not sitem to }te tut- Thr 'I'spelhelae of New 1'i1•rl: . 1 c \laniibtla; nominal t.o.b..atlual. Posing, any ra'.t'. With the result shag ROb1E NEXT YEAR. ' Thr_ situation is most serious in r J' refuse it to grant 11te Typographical Ln- .the which • is rrtctictlly tlic whnlr, 1hslriit is 'an uTiruuf of ':1n•' eft Ili eight-hour clay, and arc prepar• , . t;ATTf.E• MARKF;I'. • • wort Sunday' `school ('nnt•entjon in' „{ •t strike. - Ritter Ilagrnril told an English emir Congressman Nicholas Long:corth is ening that •tt w'as lire penpie veno, came the \Ian of Men. from the country, to English citiei tubo '`A Washington; D:C;, despatch saTs: s11030l be seat to the colnn,ie', -1" urzna1 announcement was made •1 prellintnary co nsta 0f the London late 'n'n 'l'huraday by the President ttnenl{1loyed, snow'ed 1n ot1e 11! 11 ugh nvrr six t1100Saild out nt «'ol'k among o cnun, ry, , arch.. It is stated that the • red flag abandoned to 'the 'r(vniuti<inary • Ilio -3 front the Guvertin ent. at rl)i_;1. hands owing to the concent ration of ,,3 1 'l'r there has been severe street f hl - troops in filo Cit IPS and towns• t11z ing rhe railroads are «'rocimrl in an some of the estates, w'hore.some of d rerttuns, and the telegraph .titles l (3 . • the landlords, anion nn. a fete faith_ do -onions, • only possible cnmmuniratinn is by -•ful adherents, arc.3ttomgttin,a to pro 'sea. The. Crat' is reported to have trot. their property the recntu11 131 s doted the new G11\•ernnr-(h,ne1111 urn conduct ing regular military otter- 'Iron ]r Ih0 sedition; trpnhlics• at ,tions., ']'hey' reduced 1! ' garrison of er,:i telt the completeness of the, r then. estate of Raron von Lorwis to Infirmary' coup-, the trouble at:lil,ria ' isubmisslon -after a. majority of the. Ihri 110:4.5, and ihr itnpnssihihli • . defenders had been killed ane1, rlun-' ix1'rpi 1 , others In the 5eene aro , • -cord, and 'hurh0d the buildings- and "t,, make the oi•oer laughable. rhoSlip- _ ..-}- • -• carried RP' the liarnn. 'rho survivors -talon• nr \\'ar has ordered Inc :.ort trr�rit r aiie prisunerc. I inan'le!f-in-Chief at• Vilna to send evcly 1. e. R. PENSION BILL. Tho reports from the 413'.3n01s In- !s,,Ildie'r that he cant spare, hitt '.3 tilt `- i -irate that the country' ge nerallc 10' ' Ihiztms With Ilse rev, dulion .so4' that �Ir.. Emm4rson•s Plan to Stop Flcfi(•ilc mains close to the boiling- 410int.. rune can. be withdrawn owing to lilt on the Road. -The '1.111". 1't1narhe ist'1 11'A35,c1�1tngCclll'• all 11thtiuneasant tr'tl n' ibeni `re- 'A- dr.ap;ttr4) from 011at.a says: Mr, egain• ntelnians are murdering each other as' vri331d Provinces have risenand-:1•:I r•eT 1 r:m,1) 1 41 say's ilial, het intends inion• of yore. At [':liiah,:th['ul especially 4 Iln• larid•ownens' estates and '110 e1 on. (lacing his infer118"\l ia{ Ttnilwny Pon- there c4 1',.d. sign Rill at: the. next session •M Partin titin Siq2 tet fon-70, a there ha, LM'n ;1 snt'u;:e rxhihition 0f I•,, r.o•r hatred!. m0nt. HP claims that this will 0fL'rt n nom has been mode acsistnnt chap-, . --:• Barg, saving, and will :fid in keeping lain of On_ prison. I1, X3.{1 From l�'narl,•:'' nn nc�n1 of thr� \14!:• n 1:ow's-Priors 'x,.,e A'or'• I r1 ins„r:1nr, 4'ornpnny,I (11 Saturday a h'n-.1. «Ill,:1.'•''rhetwLNxpenditurecrnur.worki ( exprn3 :;Pru is n gn0at� drought in 3.1:1, F'un• e31angori at 1 011 4tfi r 3 . l 1 .1t ttte es- • "nfstt'0r1 naso teas i,r1 31 in ! 113 there• lir: "•tlii;h ons President I n1;`,• 'ip' n111 cmrinyrs Ihat. c�ttie 1tlaCa4 on iauh. India. and great anxiety is fed r',nh'rs-S'_ to $10 can • max: ha,.e ,r ire tug potty. 11en3!'ill, 401' the crops. n•,r 0611rd. d s me . • ! ?n to meet. the 'Eternal (:ity', May 30, '1(1(16, Six 4,13 lnrs 11 11(11 a flank. safe with1 Toronto. 'Dec. in, -:1 heavy Itm 41 n 's: The con -I nitro-4,11c0r{n0 1n' '"illTh,Id, Ccn1n,. 40 cle;,'1- was offering at the Western \tar ;i l'I,(ludi l{11tt olc's{ 0+1,'11 ) • r u•esetitin•r the' >alurda>'. The explosion was heard .:i lte•t• 1hi'runrnini', but a keen drruand in , trill cotnniille''" r ! Convention, in { of a 'rile away, but thew :es- all lues ke'pt.rrices well up. while. in Work] Sunday School rl[charge- 41141 5,•1111(1'.. iw'iithestan calrollrnent ..un- toof, 'Rudolph \\'i111(nmson, a young T)anr', iii! . ai;000,(ttt(t members, hits voted to hold : was sentenced tit 11is2(3 i years' itmpris�lll- eve• 11,Iw w'i,rl,l's fifth enmrnlicln in nonan I morn• i t r if I i laly, May 20. 1'9044, Re{irdscnl ai.iv.; t Salina, }Ie• brought I1I r to New Porto of', wore `present from various parts of tllc •In 4nart'y l'r, but she porus- failhl('s5. snit Coiled Slates .0111 :,nail+t,. \\"tiller G.- \\'iiliams, his «'ife, ••111,1 ' two thud -'en; escaped being bug•nod 1n dealt du a fire W111011 destroyed 1110.3' v•0,1 to eiloid• • • .' home. hat. WilliamS[forl, Pa., by . being! good 53.20 to 53,60, ruvakened by the cries of the family cutis S'2 lo ,5,'.;.., cat, «lhii•h wa: 'crouching tit the font nn r f the children's hod. „ Alexander Berkman: who- shot IT, C. Friel: sonic years ago. became convert- ed to Christianity at the, workhouse at 1 Illsl'1urg. Pa,.. during the .last six months of his fifteen -year term. Rork qu,ir (i l . caped. , • some (rises. notably expart conic. Mel ,,� wen-- higher', • '[ratting was brisk throughout. . t;:,4)40'1 (:11th(' --Choice are rlur1ril 'd SI.533 to 4.80. ifood to minium' •11 $l 1, 54. til, others at $3.75 In $4. bull. tet $3,51 lu 5!e. and ce,w's at S:. ' Botcher Cattle -Pic' S 1 1(1 01 113` r !1 d tanners 5475 to eallle. $4,75 t0 $5.'12'. Stinker.; and •Feeder - ors ore qui,t(d ,4 $3.311 ers al. 53.4„0 to '53.6:,, I„ 53.30. hulls •it ers run at 42.00 to 53. -41