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Home My WebLink AboutPN1907_03_08-'VOL. XXV1. Pirafsa*lanai garb*. Dental. DR. R. M. STEWAFRT,, Marltbam. DENT1B -'- Honor Graduate of Toroote i33?jversity Graduate Royal Collette of Dental Bnreeooe. OFFICE—OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE. Open daily 9a.nt. to6o.m. Residence, Main St., North.' AT UNIONVILLE EVERY FRIDAY. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Office over Summerfeldt & Silver's Store. 17tf Merftcal GEO. N. FISH, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Member of College of Physicians and Surgeon.. - Ont. Associate Coroner, County of Ontario. - Office Hours -8 to 10 a. m, and 1 w 3 and 6 to b ▪ p. m. Brougham. Ont. - 14--1y - Legal, ar• E. FAREWELL, Q. O:, -BARRIS- • R OoantyCrown Attorasy,and County elicitor. Court House. Whitby. 10-, . 'ow &MoGILLIVBAY, BARRIS- sre, Solicitors, dco. O111ca opposite Post - Mee Whitby. Ont Jno. Ball Dow, B.4.; Tbea.. £: eG1111yray, LL,B. Money to Loan., 8y Petertndr 1. - A HOPKINS, VETERINARY SUR -- A. .• eras. Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, Tbronto, r eaistered member - ad the Ontario Veterinary Medica' Association. Odfioe and residence one and on.-gnarter miles norch'rot Green raver. Grate and shoeing forge bons 8 to 11 a.m., and •1 to 4 P.m." "Privet'' tielepbone in my oitice P, O. address: Green ..laihr, Oat insurance. FIRE INSURANCE. so:az S1RSU*.XCa Compant• D. M. SPINS; AGENT fustuess (garbs. HOPPER Issuer of Marrianee D. Licenses in tba Ooauty of Ontario, Moe at store and his residence, Claremont. "O BUNTING. Issuer o! Marriage ▪ , • Clomps for the County of Ontario, Of- ". Ilse es lib* arose- or as his reeldenoe,Plekering Village. 1-i TN ,R.BEATON,TOWNSHIPCLERS 4...• Conveyancer, Commissioner for taking 4tmdavits, Accountant. Etc. Stoney to loan en farm ppruopyewt"Imam ' of Marriage gnome"Lea »no" Whitevals. Ont. - 1.s �j POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, JI. • for Counties of York end Ontario. Auc- tion sales of all kinds attenn•d to on shortest notice, . Address Green giver P, 0., Ont. - TPOUCH -ER. Licensed Auction - • eer. Valuator and Collebtor for the Conn dee of York and Ontario All kinds of auction • sales conducted and valuations made at mod- erate charge. Estates and eoastenmente ooa, sistently managed and sold by auction or private sale. Nortgakee, rents. notes and general accounts promptly collected sn3 eaue- fsctory settlements guaranteed. Phone or write for terms and oa-oculars, Brougham. Ont. Dates mat be Axed by phone Naws • toe. REAL ESTATE • --Insurance and •Conveyancing Done Rouse and Lot for sale or to rent. Also Planing MiIhfor sale. .150 acre Farm foi sale. ' • If you went to buy sell or rent, call at my office. Bargains. 'W. V. Richardson. ' Notary Pulirlic, Pickering. A full line of first - {flees furniture now 'en . exhibition in Pricps right. S.. Dillingham. Pickering, Ont. Wagner & Co. • Have it full -line or rresh and cur- ed meats constantly on hand. Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Ham, Bologna, Weiners, etc. , Highest -prices paid for- - Butcher's cattlet ITEA1148 4101)10 EAST TAM As POLLoangl— Nam 007310 Wall? DVS AS FOLLOWS:-... 1 :ERI 'ICKERINC , ONT.. FRIDAY, MAR, 8, 190 7 Ko Ise ff If Q ta.�i ;,3Q� '� ItC w= o w e Rel O e 3• re�rtl e � ff _ i v, a . dQ y• I• i s cc • ao _$ a 4 O ci It. OR cn - v a 0,*.,p�g�Id• 0,., fl.... k „It QN t ela P •„S��M:a�M �nsao8.°,ca rt o=X°m °g a`a • ' '4 s n 0Cs 1g a, ,aC C brut S as a neo I.oa ',.►�� o -moo ••v;q nic O r. m. m_ a`, ,. g` ▪ — IS: �Zea'.0 "`•, Feb ee NC ;1* '' m -n „'",'I Mar -Si.p JM: ar,APr;„a •• �, ▪ s •Q -.2 CO - am' May 'O x !• :. _ -- -•1a, Jae „O = .. t•. a • m c OD a ,.rnl July, • .,4 F N' ti s .`n a. re o .., s.pt' M 17 1 ..a 006. es r a Co C+ v,I NOVA O -•:;ec,• '.Deo y - January 19C8 -Whitby 9, Oshawa 10. Pickering 13, Port Perry 14. Uxbridge 17, Cannington 10, Beaverton 15, Uptergrove 14 • Siring - - . . - Repairing 1 Your . barnest should all be over- hauled before spring work commen- ces. • Now is the time to have -it done. Repaired while you wait at Pick- ering Harness Shop. - • -- - -THOMPSON .BROS. CUTTERS ! • A number of good new and sec- ond hand cutters which must be disposed of.- Will sell ata reason- able price. - Call and see them.- - - We hem.- We will make it worth your while. W. H. Peak, Piekertng. 25 to 50 /0 ave if you get your ppe.ltacles fret] us, Be. cause we bay direct froth the manufectur- ere. Our glasses please everybody BECAUSIC we guarantee perfect At BECAUSE yoa do not have t, wait t o have your glaeses changed or repaited. BECAUSE oar prices are very low and the quality of otir goods the highest. Eyes tested gree 61 charge.- • REMEMBER—Whenever you want sny• thing in the -drug line, ire 'carry a com• piste stook. • We guarantee all ourileoode add slwayi_gises-yea-what-yotriristra---- .Presoriptions car. efully compounded. T, M. McFadden, Drnggist and Optician. First rate, Market Reports and Fore - castes. The Farmers' page is a. special fee- tpre. No farmer can afford to be Without this daily paper, with _its live up- to-date„reports. Copies can be obtained from john Dickie & Co. Orders taken by M. S. Chapman,' or F. M. Chapthan, :Agric. Editor. DOMINION BANK /lead C6111ce, Capital Authorized, • $ 4,000,000 Reserve fund and tindi- ” -.vided profits 3,839,000 Total assets 42,000,000 , WHITBY. BRANCH. • ':General Banking Business Special atrention given to the collec- other notes.' _ SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. nepcsite received of $1.. and interest allowed at highest current rates. COrap401.1.1Lcied, or paid half yearly NO 22 E1C'Hoot, REPORTS. - - -O tEENWOOD.- •- F refereed. He also tried ----• - ---- I pire one goal with his hell. The report of Brock Road it1ub11c One of the most important sales of pure - school, section No. 6, Pickering, for •bred shorthorn cattle ever held in Canada, the month of. February reads as fol- was held on Wednesday when bis. Arthur lows: Sr. IV—Elmer Willson. Willie Johnston disposed of his valu.ble herd. Percy; - Irena-A-xford. Jr. IV=Don- Buyers were present from all over the ald Willson, Archie Jackson, Ger- Proviuce, and considering the dullness in trude Humphrey, Harold Humphrey, the demand for shorthorn cattle, the prices Fannie Keyes, Roy Brignall, Arthur were good. The hammer was wielded by Badgejerow, Hazel'Kayes.' I1I class— Oapt. Robson, of Ilderton, and Geo; Jack. Kenneth McBrady; Edna Lee, Olive son. of Port Perry. .Altogether, forty head Brignall, George Cowan, Eugine Lee. of cattle were sold in a little over two j hours. Amore the purchasers were Sena - Frankie Jackson. Josephine Connor, Lgret to Goodwin. . 1I class—Lulu tor Edwards. of Rockwood, who secured Humphrey, :Nicholas- . Cowan, ee \elite yearling heifer for•the sum of 5485. •Sev. Lee, Philip Coffe-y. Pt. I—`'alter•, era! cows real zed over 8800. R. J. Do)le, Brignall, -Lorena Ellicott. Pt. I .— o. Owen Sound, bought an imparted bull r• Vilment Shea. Miss F. A. Meek, for•53t0, and a July heifer, a twin calf,, Teacher. - was sold to PeterWhite-ofPembroke, for $130. The total for the whole sale was in the neighborhood of £8,000. ari average of about $200 per head. Among the buyers present were the following well known breeders.: Robt. Miller, of Stouffville , Peter White, Pembrokem . John Miller) B ougbarn Arthur Howden, Columbus ; W. D. CareiI1 Cargill ; John Bright,. Myrtle; W. C. Edwards, Rockwood ; W. J. Miller, Pickering, and R.I. J. Doyle and Shean, Owen Sound. A complete diet•weak- of the purchaser will be giver, neat AUDLEY, H, T. Love, of Tozonto, has been in our vicinity recently. Mrs. 'Frank Smith entertained a few young people at her home on Tuesday evening. Miss \estney returned frozn White - vale, where she_ was casing. for Mrs. Meek, who underwent an operation: We understand that the Markham and Pickering Telephone Co. are going, tri -extend their lines through Audley this smother, but,.on -which roads we do not know, • - Miss Minnie Pardon left, for Wini- peg last Thursday. Before her , de- parture she was presented with some silverware -by Iter friends, as a token f the esteem in which she was held. Her many friends send their best wishes with her to the prairie land, which is fast making for itself -a prom- inent position in the Dominion: A. B. Lehman is laid up with a very sore leg. - Wm. Birkett and Ran -dal took tea with J. Scott Sunday evening., • - T. Birkett and lady friends, of Claremont, spent Sunday at Dunkeld ' Our school has re -opened again after being closed for two weeks on account 6f the tehcher's illness. • .Master Arthur -Lehman ha's _been very sick with the mumps but is some better at the time of writing. John W. and Mrs. _Hoover. of West Toronto Junction. spent part of this week with J. Scott and C. C. McAvoy. John and Mrs. Scott _spent Thu day wit -h Mrs.' ThOs: Hunt. of. Mich- igan, at her parent's home Stooffvfile. We are Sorry to report that .Mrs. C. C. MeAvoy is in a very critical state 'with .hlood-poisoning andwas taken to the Toronto hospital on Wednesday morning and C-. C. -McAvoy nut -in - proving very much. DUNRARTON The annireraary services of the Dun- barton Presh.yterian church will be held' on Sunday next. Rev. J. /.1,. Boland. of Columbus. will preach, morping and evening and Rev. F. C. Harper. of Pickering: in the after- noon. The Choir of St. Andrew's Church„ -Pickering, will assist. in the, musical part of theservice in the after- noon. On the everting' of Wednesday,'Mar. 20th, a public lecture will be given in Dunbarton Presbyterian Church by subject is 'Past Years in Pickling, ' The lecture should be of very general interest as it will trace the history of the township and vicinity from the time of the French occupation in the seventeenth century and give Special attention to the religious progress of theffiouth half of tile townkhip in the -last hundred years. Come and hear about the good old days. Silver col - :CHERRY WOOD. Citizens' Band concert at Clarethont next Friday evening. - Alex. Lawson visited his sister, Mrs. Alfred Stover, Almira. recently. Thomas -and Mrs. Law spent Sun - has entered into-a-contract_with Wm. Lotton. John and Mrs. Somerville royally entertained- th-eir friends on Monday, evening. Mrs. Jas. Chapman is not progress- ing as favorably as -her many friends Arthur Taylor, of the Whitevale Milling Co.. spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs...1.i. Johnston. Brougham. Teefy, who has been sp_ending a few days -with Mrs. T. P. Robbins, Brock road, 'returned home on Saturday:. _ Mrs. Chas. Arfnis .gave an At Home to the members of•the Ladies' -,Aid and their husbands on Friday evening. All report a good time. _ Lititner, sr., is confined to the house suffering from an acute attack of rheumatism.-- Hope—to see him again among us in the near future. •-- . _Our. boys gave.the Whitevale team an object lesson:in a scientific game of hockey, on the Cherrywood rink, re- cently. Score 3-1 in favor of the home team; Alonzo French and bride, after spending their honeymoon with the bride's grandparents. Chas. and Mrs. Smith, started for their new home at Mount Albert on Monday last. A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Jonathan Gates. from the residence of her son- in-law, Mr. Marsh. Chapman. on Mon - -F. Gerow,. of Toronto,. apent SundaY here. Lawson's property. Mrs. R. Connei-, Of Toronto, is H. -Wright, of Port-Ciedit,-spent Sundny at Mrs. Beers. L. Johnston sold a 2 -year-old mare to S Disney for t tkood figure 'Miss A. Beer returned to Brook - lin on Monday to resume her duties. ' Mr.• Miller and Miss_ -M. Steven- son visited friends in Whitby last .Mr.- and -Mrs. Dewey,•of Whitby are visiting with friends here for a week. A. MeGiegor. of Toronto, spent Sunday here With. his 'brother, p. - E. Williams_a, Of Whitby -Colleg- iate spent Sunday. at Mrs. William Sunday at the home of hiS father, _ D, Reeser. of Markham, paid ear load of cattle from Locust -Hill on. Wednesday. - The members• of the Reform Association met hete on SaturdaY1 There was a good attendance. EL -Norton had the misfortune th break his arm while at Locust Hill on Tuesday ternoon. „ Claremont. itizen's band con- cert will -attract many of - out residents next Friday evening. Mr. Barber,'of Uxbridge, gener- al agent for Frost & Wood spent a tew days last week here with R. J. Cowan. Cot:nbination sale March- 29th:. Bills printed on -18th: Leave your entries with T. Poucher or at the News' office. ' Mr. Mortou. 'in a letter to his annt reports the weather to have been 80,2 below zero, many people losing hands and feet from freez- M re. Wm. Feasby attended the ftineral of Mrs. Feasb,y on Monday at Uxbridge— Invitations are out for the marriage of Mr. W. Morton, of Gainsboro, to Miss Caldwell, . Battleford, Sask. Their many friends here extend to them their best wishes. • The- services- in St. John's church next Sabbath afternoon: March 10th will be conducted by My. Harper .has been ,invited to tale the afternoon service.in' Dun - again this year.. The Whitevare and .GreenTRiver Hockey teams met on our . rink here on Wednesday night in a friendl.ganie. • -At -full- time the sCore stood 14 to .5 in favor Of Green River. • C. White.- refereed the iathe-to the -satisfaction of all. The .cftrnival here on Thursday eveniffg Was -a -decided sifcCess. Those Winning prizes were as fol - Malcolm; 2nd, Miss Gibbons. Best dreesed gent-4st, G. Ma-. dill; -2nd, Messts. Bennet and Tran Pie race—Charles Wagg. • On Monday night the Brooklin hiackey team wandered here to have a friendly game with our boys. At half time the score stood 8 to 0 in favor of the locals, and at full time 9 to 1 in favor of Brougham. J. Mowatt, of the O. to um- Namummumir Ask Your wnDoctor inumemagmiak If he tells you to take Ayer -'s Cherry Pecroral for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take it. If he has anything better, then take that. But we -know whathe will say; for doctors. have tzsed this cough medicine over 60 years. have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for harp colds. bad comhs. and isduenzs. It has Albany. Oregon. iromml Mikis Zit. C. A.7or Kam. AP IS RSAPARILLA. gersPILLS. HAM V1001t. Keep the bowels open with ens of Ayer's Pills at bedtime, Just one. -Preventics" will promptly check a cold or the Grippe when taken early or at the "sneeze scene." Proviso:Aim cure seated midis' well. Preventice are little cendy cold cure•tablets, and Dr. Shoop Racine, W -is. gladly mail you gam. ples and a book op Colds .free. if you write him These iamplee prove *thetr - merit. Check early Colds with Proven. tics'and stop . Pneumonia. Sold in 5c and" -25. cent boxes by All Dealers. All sales made at the Picker— ing -Lumber Yard after the - 1st of January must -bo cash unless otherwise arranged D. GORDON-Sr scor. Western -Bank' - _ Pickering Branch. Ineorporated by act of ParBiement 1882 • Atithorized Capital . 111.1100,(100.1f0 Paid up Wa5,000.00 Rest Account - 300,00(1.00 - Jots Colmar. Roo. T. 8.11camr.A2r,Eso, • Special attention given to Farmer's Sale Notes Collections solicited and promptly made Farmer's Notee discounted American and Foreign Exchange bought and sold Drafts M- eted, &Tellable on all parts of the world Savings -Bank Department. Interest allowed ondeposits at high- est current rates, and credited or paid half -yearly to depositors. DOES Consequently rings are .always m demand. Wedding and Engagement Rings tire all that could be deSited. - Wedding Rings' correct in color,. shape, quality and price., Fancy and Stone Rings in endless variety at all prices. gyassett Jeweler.and Optician. , y v -� -44-4-4-++++++.4.-f++++++.11-4-++ yup of powdered sugar for each • halfT ...CURIOL' W.tTCIIE.4. • .-:46.•♦ dozen; teal again; then put .iu the apple_: , - - _,� _ a. awl beat t:, a stx.,w. vile in r: glas dish One of h•orv—.another Play, Tunes--- ,♦ :11x1 s4'1:W. with ,: tt.itartl 411;141.0 431• • Ili- .•g g The Estrin:i s 7 Ounce %lar', el; 1 , 40- ■ a- tt 1L _' ��..� t n!ks, Hulk turd Sul !jut' 10 1.4 l• ,te. uut p ulna lu linnet he,- Hund' V er the apple su,aty a u,ertt f, or it May is w,etrh eutiney on ivur•v obtained front ♦ her poured ar•ouitd it, in 'tile large dish,'' an old" t,!ILu,it 1:u11, A\url<-, hands and •uIHwua sego' •■w— ' ♦ .. . 'taking a pretty dessert. !ca -e arc al of the •*ant.: ClIateriu1,. And '� Corned l'or'e[ 1! i 1 . - "1 ika .cane pint of :_y,.t tt keel, very g; end isle,. -;` -col<eti potatoes, ung lahlc,l,o„uful of . •1 hz first lino. 'n auh.! watch 1i+44+44+-4'14 [utter, nue half -Lupin! Of hulk or Pati- in 1t3:r-, It \las large and d R t I up the potatoes haft but was rcearileti it, a ereal HOW TO Pt. 1\ YOUR \\'Old' • and uncal separately, seasoning each y curiosity nev,'rlhex . Now,. howtivier, '"\ihether z housekeeper does her own when 'chopped. '\tip' bee€ and potatoes watches that speak the hours 'in place a Irvin' oe • .water, ; 1 • Ic h was '♦♦♦♦ and and salt andpepper. :I happy pan of claming then are tail at all untotn {Adch ens; THE HAMILTON INCUBATOR --COMPANY, Limited, —work and is ha ,y and'tndep+rnd?nt in tcg,tttuer. Four the tmtk to *Jays knowledge that she need depend on with half of the leulter, when warm turn Mori :: •mc o .-•raids or whether she u:. happy In the on top. ptet ate p P chronometers, although not .-o ninth so t' e rendered by the hash will cook slowly for half an but that they' can lie easily earricd in an ordinary w'aisteraiI parker, - . Ilene'ath the crystal back .,f a valuable chronometer OWned-' hy, an English tradesman: ;six tiny Heol I and eilver lisp with Tabu eyes ars se'rt, apparently. �AlV.[�LTON 1-110 II GR ADE incubators and Brooders Awarded Highest Honors 'at Exhibitions. Have woe, nae in every test, and are Patented. The IjAMILTOre •lneuhator regulates its own heat. It requires only 11 minutes of your time twi.•e a day to. operate it. it` takes only I ; gallons of nil to each hatch. The HAM- ILTON hatches big, healthy. fluffy chickens, and the • HADIILT )N BROODER will take care of every chick. , • Write us to -day Fair our big free catalogue, 'price lief . and easy terms.. ae for he th hash, madin* it etenly an • • s upset by t g , t art and tact it P They a:'e sli somewhat bulky,, es 8-1%xxI.•r -, Ora T. con : ared with the lest ordinary' modern --- - " help and cannot have all her in a sp the sudden oing away of place the rest of the butler, cul in +iece�. ;epleasent and willing sir 1. "n,ibose who are paid to do the wort; of the hour. 'then. there should be a rich, thick .r 'household.'there, is one' thing; certain, cruet on the bottom. Do not stir .the and that is that the happiness comes hash. Fold it the sante as an omelet and / . tem a wise and orderly planning of the place it in a warm platter, This skew • process of heating the hash gives R a .e.. -work to be done. Nc doubt even those who pian w,.. Ts flavor that cannot he obtained by hut'- :whom n a t t .et rigid cooking • • b, t •t iii ' real tt it r, TIi•' mea trials and [hunt their plans upset. • tont peace is soon restored and household •A Good Plain �.al; --D ubhalf. t ai Lind itt .del:ed. flit 'smal•l!, tt of •beautifully t achirJ -nuke t We would like to have i.i+'as ir•^n't'nur ounces: of dripping or lard. Add one !c their 'natural c!enlent. is, u'e to a rriu'*s witl't a .na smoothly once mor•' offlour, and w lir coldd • ..ea+radets, toth..those who arc now ruling teaspoonful of baking powder, Ewe coirib,n.ttiou . of .nau e 'tee have in the past riiic.l over a house- ounces of rr•,tst sugar, a teacupful - of l ackground of quicksilver'. t 'old and those Who - being, lookers-on currants. and half a teaspoonful • of • par tltorew, ndt:l•ftll, r t'ance of its think' they see -nest of the game and , ground cinnamon. \lake all 'unto a stiff' 'solall size, is the.'watch• t wn•',1 i,y the -oaould help by a short description of that- tatter with milk, sour if pcetsihle: and Czarina of . r�i a, ur[,g'n illy, .ter es tee nia an of work, hake in a steady otPit till .h knife in- t, ttit,. Lmp.-e,. Ll zsb•:t•1 ori het coin- . - •'an of: ono woman who averted in the cake wi11 be quite bright rtit:on.' ,?;Etna eetots the work of a-ti'teen-roomed house. and clean when drawn out, 1,B,—Ali glean 'it every week, .a.td ands'timi, for, egg added to the above !n,r•eeda'iits will, .d,ewing; and outings. ar course,itnp pee. the cake. 'Monday. rise a !.tile earlier. get the I . . tafenge working. to t tat,:the water for the •- UOi'-E:11tLt) t11.\"f.S, tiaundry. get hrt'akfast and do 'the ordi=' marc work for the' day. 'Ihe laundress . S,! a dish -at cold water 'n the oven store- rel! swat treat the, nut.th [ diet tie: nonude-. "\\'e roust crush bread • .r t worn ge nt, r .t. •e n -} ue, rr,t .a',. v. the sentry ,once,, r.•t • _ Pt' , .at the I -o':: ik •lo=cal' aur_ e.vpmi-ilely_ who. says: "1 have 'no ti' citation in say- •:,,,tl_•' is U:e. curse !if. thin country-'' The bea',itiful little an: de: on !lie Illy •.'e'pul- tog that 1 het eta, Teat Baby's f)wn'lab- atilt:nee e, emati eo mueIi utilised that c''ttt oier'\%•i h '.- s .'n I u tl a ste:rtt. lets .arid u,y little, g r - life: ITrior the t!1^ unhappy mart felt ins lir, and look- at:d rn'1v;ntees, •a Prune t..,. strut,'. lime alio • Fine- girt ,.as three rnnntlts r•,I . hifuse:f over, to :tee' what was the ' 1'.his,is•cici.'. I tliro'ugh lt~eri-til .cf :chi -she 'erieol.all .the •I int witit indigos- can„' of t:teir in•rth, "Rum -slay.; mores ih?' ca. e On ppr nine* it logo iiri't t ,in nen. S! 4 watt frail ,end punt: her fn rd !tint "di: t i e;'`' 1n' went on, and the r the. geed. mit -t etas 'titcrii r laughter grew alio comes at z newt.., Will appreciate .,, «Y .. --.... I urrtin,g While Turkish trousers, a fez, and a dozen long appointed for his departure two mem- pipes. In the other was found about ?uu teis of the Sulrait's suite' appear at his strong Havana cigars and '•lib, of. corn- hotel .and, --alter having presented hint ulon tobacco. From the ut immense bouquet. take hint to. mthe Wrappers found in the hot- the ,railwa-y station and accompany him. torr of the•ehe'st it would appear that in, it: a train 'to the, frontier. .fess than eight -month: the iioblei lnn had \i,r, S. ! Clemens ;"\la t; Twain'' e!ia• smoke,! about 2.500 cigars and about au ,tutu-tngt stars at,nut alt appr,lritmettt to !attar.,• w:i!clr tie was utas-ble_to keep. A temperance lecturer; teas invited a': ha- last utouletit to fill 'his place. The audience did not know Mark by sight, moth. or tcihneen, having d,rlil•t•t•ak•iy' i.-_,lui,i Itinlsclf with iti,xltimle. — • SAVED P.Afi'i' tolyl?, t au•1 cheered so loudly when .his suhtiG- There. are Many rr:'tirrr•s tins -June -en Eliteapp••arcd that they did not eatc,►,{r_ Canada who tic', not Ile. isle to say that . the e xplanation, .1s they "expected to 13:rhy:.s. Own Tablet; have sated the 11e,eni gibed, they-gie• ted the. unfortunate • lives of their little cines,. One of the.s' L:entrot•'5 rerharks with laughter direr.'•, Mi•s, Johit - I ti'till. r;eoreelo vn_ Ont.. ; ly Eit' t.egan -to: peak. "Intemperance.- hie oiit.• out taking f_I I't d t -er I " • :Pie audience. by *heal r' brea,fa. L then ora lunch. at 10 baking, c e ells engin. + rt: at oirfra-t e-t•i...• (or treale..i 'Ler f• r snn,I' lune. and tin,.: tale i1c r r- -king to and ft n, and at 4 .fight- , , g anpear �+orloek. $5 nay be auring• I Tel! her ('--nor.:' all: sed"p fresh :f put into „r t},P--r'e:,:rigf and at the sari; -time my -held us he ,•outs-do-ir- more flu•', la -1 the indignant -ibs•itute rn-hed out lawlawyou Utile your [napery tv 'ned, and Irrtcovere,t Fit o. ,_u:d water. Chan thhee there is played. : ntly'andsweetly.. lite' i•:er, ane-' we iii t Ant e'.peel elle wean! r'.;r the Ball, shaking ."Iris lista oat the .knave her. Next, •clean seta-•draw'irtg;• water every two or three days, P ,lit red Iact•'u srnt., f !! ;room thoroughly, :Ind,w'ith a dusting Salt will remove stains from oilcloth muse of Ore of 1}t, b'llee.- Fr �•.,: en E_ict,trd of triad. . beloved tit a,: '- rthutinx f;lrsians. and then rl wilt do f-rr lwe� W attable coterie uhard:withflannel 1'•ahy''S flis'n I.rti;e,: and drgidcri to try • - 'r ;,, only <i'te•n nein Raking . n> we i , efts r hit (r wnrhwl llu.Tatria I! rR !Stell-.hitt- ltaking soda tubbed hard r:rt flows-? t tit ilio rn,ter t• ! 9'iry f'rotinr.[+ of IFanoter. (;ermanY. � •' teat-. ' ,rn+eu' � t. Iter it-t,rn: was nabob ,. ePi, Iibatln- 1 I �s' the wat h we et, n lege, them, Refe re 1 r ,d r urn he•r tie .x ="T'f Cl'PS E1"'butt: 1 tOADSIfif:. ;;wash Fold your, clothe:', if dry, in tete d et t t with wat'r. eadterfloor. "Tuesday. have your jrnnc on healing erwhile you .do the ordinary work, then do h L •t Off th' top ^ afl 0' with a, tripe of dan+p paper will Silvan; a'. tt,-ahn,..,t ,n of mated:). nine ► enn .<t r., 1e.,..95 [curt Iret_, planted along.tha and polish it, One of the most ti, iv -tired Ornament-- iraprote.I. and her hr wets; whirli ha'I','d, nf_:I'+26 miles of. highway'. There '' 'd fl shoe and ! et 'a •�I.nndnu ,tar of .hung rete' i-- an ex• len let rit.l. • nn-tipe,ted, ntot'eil r('gii• tire tear; cherry, pluril and apple -tri_ like ilvnin } L. t so r i 1 rr'r, ! ,' Fltr.' ±hr. M^ tit t!. e clFy "ar the m¢zi. Truntt'fotr: ane `Wednesday,• yarrr ordinary 'v. rk.lsew the leather 3„rlween lw•n-thi•:kn.ae-'qul�i'e•y petty' lilt'.:-. Itt i.e. ••iiitt•h .a :: ' g -111 C �" 'arhisk down front and back-stair.;te;ri, of cloth,. stud 'ci.rJ '.an,'trnn.tt',thout-horn• w•hi'•tt play: ., enuT,It• or 't• , ti •n- frnrit tri, solve -plexi tid't', :ii el i= rl r•it a, hes • .give, tui.^n the t, tole. fel, b,''I re,`-Wit3_ •-dean'our, range and kitchen floor., then ing your han•.i. •, I.e''I•he P•e•1r- of New \elr;. ' the wah:h :thy 'a ern;,- i• you,rr,id tt.-ii to seeel the planting of the tree- began in the ,clean Four silver. Your afternoon will If the Iatnp-wink W.III not iurn up' iva'eli• i a keyless- s , •{tar As ,', itre• Part titer'' \\ trarr. nenv nrtnr a ithout ii JY)x eat the Cite part of they ,last . century-. Those tie,.- -"II ev,'nly, peril cid three or 4.7 a' thread, 1, anent is on''nn d, hitt n•, i tiny- key - lib t .n the t I -•'.. R:,ht•' (t 'tn Tab- yt.1 are ton 0lel' to t•t' of .ser.ice"are 'Thursday, brei nary sort;. -lean y ,ter y.•ngthwi-e in if";fi,:n'n•t }+arts of the wick 'ate. ne t,-e,t' i(a • s!arf it rev-ann..- `•1't" . 4t, tt f,,r'11.1,1,1: -'-•tire, n1: I0 'riino'- Is u -n , ruplieed-. -Rat a large part of the 'attex afternoon tree to it;•art tvindt'w. if Try it in yreir ^„' -!CVP _ rirvi-i. }< le''•i ori' 'orae lit .ivory s'e't 31ye ''.t-•-i-f -rel , anet youth' chilulren,_ i i_ehttri'.- thus utilized ri- orchards .have --aaena;•,•,atn: re - i au. ev.•"s ureter[. •,,i more tulle ,stmt t "e,,••, ne>,1 ',+,r ori t! r III e: 5.'ttt+r-rt '. r' r f a he en rernslrth't 'tl -nee link" The ,g;ni.-. r • :a:•, ordinary rdiry wor.,:. '-steep STi-i1 the ptroprocessef. bin, irl,,,. •:R..t�rig. anti er,ei,in"„•tit' ttai tat t;,;tt nil rut, I'' 'nt• 'I 'itrtis' form these iiia•••, ., has r•a.h.rxr . r, boiling. there. .: , t _eunie.,r ! S1 T Rill:1"11 Col 1(1'D. I -null:+ n< ,nn i'p ,!e or Cat Hulot (irng; Ti• artt gilt f)'wi in a aasnn. The rosin I - ',Sold Lova!: it.eni .ata tl :a...-., , : Iry it ,i:! t -r,-tn ! , , e- 'tt suit.trail he overage pro- r- wit :h f:a a little et'rt tt?; eertt� per terno,;n free o: t' ugr� • i -tete :s meat. I toe pr:nc.pi-e nsatarday. i'rerakfa'; Aver. c°eceti din- -underly-n.; a'! 'tire,'• rnethedei arc :don't -:tut `D �1i1Ei:em i'rnk Prtl, after a ,a,•- ,, fee r .n. iia'• t7^. \\:�- ''• ufe0'-it pari -tee, cttpbrrar,i �'rr~an-r-u,--'I't. e}tff.r'rt-' 1-' Zn .tttn mt*dei;m Ir„ctor;'Tre:rtmeut 11:,,1 F:ufrvl. at, \1e,i„Hies.r,.',. t (int, a< , • N•14,7••1'v_`~\'hyo do _y ott.'-t't•+a ke....Serr e f -tun 1 acid dole of then • • '-gTrire ,.,. \\i!C_'i.Ri,,'9t•ta• my , i:r:sban f ...Inner, as p0.'Sseble,• an -I efL:e t to y a; n,: ' i” ,n' The t' i eir,, . •t 't ; r_ . t •lntrre,Irn!t •... -•p' aMrstt �nnre Pmmn) has _bre"� ror,,f+!ain no of .saneness, 3f . _ ^1''u can tai -e_ •:ain.arL"toes larineie'r•n,t ,-bolting then• pro. ee.1,-• nl';n' se•n'. y to: a it.ei cnrrt.r'e1 'en. ill'. \\ :,:+tit ['lots . . decidedly t but.. •[nutty' tin *tai t-initih _ tli," tin' tv,;u ..,I hrr,�n,- -•t; a tri" nt,+l cv'i .•h.. reit •1'. i. e} ,i,,,t-tr^n -1t *. - . . eat :1'eY,F,Ie. -• salts. io'tche-n range, giving Inc. kttt hen a. entre ors , say, ! r • , tr trokrn'' °icer •ac. .tkl•., nt,lr•t' to he. rifa•I,el• t= -an quickly elf the _exterior ^-f 'h' 'fn,•at r. ,, rt 1 1'1'Ii.itl at. u',,, .hI.oc' Gay ,c t t i;e t 't free from t!rtc.. r� •t._ i alis, 're serer. C n'],Etnen r:1 tie t .i1: thin -•a''-es '` ' :Suri'3ay- utas rid ` .p � L lis -11'�ri eueii , , z. t•- . hr{t C'o et ; n- b e• a d. .t�, i t ,i ,t r _ , 1•,ettr)t ciCan•rp, ar i c } r. It , i,r l rt • taus es , ty r Ix'ape'r, tl v i • , gra not preent satisfact.oInn fits pay.ne a loaner of tout c; infant -lite ajz• enel tl-c these •tr„ntd:s . \lt (Te i r rte. a,ft :f ' .1 C.1' lUnr'1 f:•tr•ke -t'I f. - 1 -. , t• ,: rot , }?e• a �r, Lcnn be' 1 rn .r, n ,:, r �tI 1,P .and te'gai•Isti n- -t� ri fl_ authctln-'y is dirt lately,." • :1 .. --neegod Iattnd.rr t -w the day y'out can. :n cut. 1 d ' '. O be rnA c -f rhe- Ton n , Ip j i a _r, naw - j i p •a1taxr_.'• ti t:g, ,live. '' rig"wit: tifng and. a .. In broi!in_ r4'I in r,asling. 'a licit r Curt, On i s_e f t i �rs. Cora D• Mi suer mat den •-' your Intranet 'done .by J .in reality the etiii', the name depending \'tit.:-' `I ctirr l.,a•_,•.ro I ,, - - m -1-a .. w'tee i tie-' date is ,lube,• . _'._ upon Ures,palla.-' of• the prate iii-; tient, n \\, i1 'itr.'' I.i 1. I 't -tar tiles :lid tin pesters; II• -i ...rt•: t,;iblICS are "It the day it net fair, :rho. slay {k' strip' this harei'nutl, of tete. exterior is aecion[' , C; t ,, Solite I(titllin lite!• lank --..,--e n , . for me� whirl loa`lor, r,l`(! to I• _ it help' you with Hutt--- Work when the ptishrrl by e'rpn,tng;" the nr.'at 1� •. the .years a.�) i wits attack"i by sannttieum• Iii .f ,t,+va r;, tin \t , ea:, b.'s:,les lid ,Rz..aing is done. 'PI-. I'wi•Is and chth', direct action if the !teat, usttictt itiUSt be vitt leo Ianii_ ; caused. he a rrun•drwill , in... one of tit' this' t• I,airder of bitit!i• e rinsed dally',, w i'- L"t p : weet•anil clean. ifa,an.e enough- to soar the , itrtay.e at • -• aerp tires checked tittles:: cooking with. once. \\'heir a i; int ti -iii jn±Ce's -,kp nut: "Aim! Flave your laundress sweep the leaving tire..rn•tat tasteless. and acr•ilicing - 1.etla-^G when through washing. I hunk is nutritive qualitys. . '-'h plans. if adopted. will prise real ' Jn boiling rn•'•,I'.-ur'fare ce.agu!ati,sn iii -.:k alt as to -me.' attained ht 'tnilur-Prsing .the -meat in. boil - it.g water acrd k,'e'r, o. -t in the rtempera- -Lure RGf:11'. lure foa minute. One of the prehmt- Ttary rules of bn'ting, and which should :'.--'er a date'. aria apple pie, line a pie be indelit.iy impresood upon even' cook, !plate with• a ' good crust, till it with a '•s that w'ate'r cannon'be inmleki to the - art fixture Cr! chopped dates -roil .. appy. proper temperats.re tar , aux! rr;; -.i12. de- .: ' nrtkle over -hatf'e tea..poon•fuCof cions- greesi in an open ve &'l, -tor in one with :men, and -half a 'cupful of sugar : cover ad -indifferently titling cater. ..Another •','witty a top emit. and bake about half•an point. equal ill 'mportance iii- the first :3rc:ur- in 5. grid oven. Serve hot or cold. .. wo?..n or without 'rear„ -and sugar. Intim Brad. which' r- •sometime -' called -,'`•outrun loaf, made in. -ibis way : Rub '- • •,�. fresh, dripping into. i;s. tb, hour., add- =,; it. each of hrott.n sugar, currants. 'ter'• --r-., and • sultana.;. and 2 oz, mixed • - . ,pee•„ cut salad- Max well ; melt -I or.. ,if • ?:ea.<t ,n half pint Hulk, add ..t tp the • Moet I'� er1i-'nt-, and knead into a light t ., i1e•i.g' 1.•-•' ,' rise for half .an hour. and T. An Ir, -h o(Tt':e•i •'aeidret:,,s,ng h s .men: i,ntxt take 'stun to -x: r- in a moderate Attn.) II -al 'Ill.'''.te''I in',I if -,iii a s>m.t- t'ten, ; . 'xthat nannies- axieetitiorr. saal.- - ,t, a Ccatz less/Not i,' •I 1i',! j,-. on •,t. ,v1•oU are li.i •dnnbt d-.leaPp•,iii•f•I b,e- lapri-s-f'er ttii.- :stioubt hilt Ise 'tensit:'cau-e this,ainpatgn gat.',y,tu an, oppor- '4'...i!hey are so much Haver tt-belt the' :kilt- titiaty to tngh': tint a tt,v're had been • wry ;ef.: core and anal -ler three or four. any l'r;:hting there would hate been 'Erp': tort applo-; .:dish err a lullle-tvat.'r mane tine -ill bi3't,' uiir to'diiy: lCintit perfe: l!y Imine•-, press 'through. a. - - ' ' r Makes a Fortune started ..a -Few , fears; .ago with - tNeh _ !:apical. and Nom-I:mploss Nearly f;urelI•.u-n of nlv_h_ond. 1 endured the -`:trips ii live ttor•ti, a great,runt»i CA- One hundred taerka and . t:,I-tures.. of • t*'•!s. ti-rrit,te i - ti:.e'r,-r !pent," iR.ts;i. as a lent-ship...law tic - Stenographert. - - s ,nuc tinge, net& i-itly ti 01.-c . a Ito hair began to se ; u:: career.. . -- L,rPn si►1 itaNc atfli, led ,'ti+ realize ni 1'ue bat••Ci ha= 1vt'^t -t8' rej•ariea to -171- roti_ •a re.: year. ago Mrs. Cora R. suffering: .At -rimae: Mt' -hands were -•1 ; �,;,jye,l in I ttl� els, 'tt.Ut .supplying the Miller hived in a manner similar to that. fie,: - thousands of other very poor women bad - Ucat I tout -d not. e'u,nib my hear, i F', ya table with iiIg iz res rt.wspaper,: „f the average small town and vittage Hari hetple-'s. I consulted 1.. doctor but I frig! brim:.• 'till-^*' 1'a --alt.'s In a lite.^_' she now resides in her own palattalt his tt'catr•nent failed tit• benefit- .este--.mylHis t'aje•ly'g's�e la; attention is to -roe • brown -stone residence. and is ennetdrre4 ralied are marked g .'pear one- ^r the To.t outer...efui business wo- race eecrrt vl 'ncurAhle, \\hr!P 1n Ih[r I.i ret tt irh ran ” min tn. the Toned :tatee. . ee`ndiltnn 1- read n•f fur,' \Villian Pink' I Ile I. it wonder! in nrw.spaper r-art f it's and decided" to .girt thein -a trial• !'Arra pane �a'lu ,In:'. Ste pr„ incitation. t', Sion- '1 began to improve, anti 1 by the ' the arh.•,es 'ut th^ t, -,reign Pr -an for: Limp I 'had `tal:en ahnrit a iicrien beexe; ; sign pollee. ' - - - •I. wa_s enniii:etch' ,'irred,.aitd 1 leave not i Ti'I.Kin^ • ti,,,e,v,•t•r-d sonic lime- ag'', is that tvtieu w'ater.heg'ri, 10 I+til, a .ante had the stigtOest• return of lite, !teat he uta -p trdrng r,.t h than.it,-. quicker fire than a- ah tiitr'ly' lree•ssary t, kecp,it,boi!ing. tesu!L, merely in anti L1•'iiliam-•' PittJ< Pit', to all aimila•t• suf• ducmere aro.- sone tthal as a ,sur- ia,g the wale- in'the form ori'trani, and fe.rer�c• pr..e t., Ills 11ajc-ly, sire I u innnedt- so ,hardens the exterior dine ut.'at as to Prot rant rnrr r'z,'rrta, cell-rtuvuiia aie1y. gasisnnt�r,, 'tat ! ,s exprnditeire prevent the -teat p'shrug de' rho- in- ,a> d sk n e,r-tpt:rms with aloes and nut,' in this d,te., ti, -u wa- to i'e t'on-id,'r.ab`y: prevent aau+l applications. These trnuh'e-n a",'curtailed, :end th:e.l re-_mit: I 'now d•is- • rools l in the Mend aryl ran nniv . !'te irlbutes arming lIr.� marrying, friends cureit t!ir•,-,tlgh lir rich, red - bl�tod Dr. are,- e.s arh of tl+ee tery'r• best griends Williams' Pink Pills a'lualiy make. 1'Ius rnuc!t les- e'.+hr r,l'e r lid cantly than ! sample medical' fool 'ho}lid • 1'e I:ninth Ivey a -e t tu' tr'.. IL - \tai• ,Ey tit:,k�; a to u\rrynne. Rr.' \\',uiinrnr' P rik I'l'k Faint of toe i a'' l'.:r ! rscnt)• •t: -i-1 n t iniac cti-e sl;'n di dl s•'s. hitt a?1 _-ate 'sent to alai, I.:tin" other 1rrnthl, s ; ansed by h,•1 Ennui. stub • The Mullan of NI -orrery) n has a pr:vale as anaemia- with' its hrlttlathcc, side- Menanerre'. a'nd, ts' he i ari exp• t t 'phr,- trnuh'e, I ran Heartily re...ernmend .Dr, (00 a. vea-r yin'weds-line pee:amts. 1'h,, A\Ir:I(;LOL'S. 9ftr• ,qtr" era' ,1111 the wnll.e;e ref• ,, I A hundred a word • are aided every •to tete f•:net' sh tau,:)„ige: • rrxr egD•':,� !here are• app[,*, arid add a year Rapid changes of temperature on the toughest constitution. "The conductor ' passing from the heated inside of a trolley car to' the icy temperature, of the ' platform—the canvasser spending an hour or so in a heated building • and then -walking against a biting wind—know the edifficulty of avoiding cold. -' ` Scou`t's " Einicsl ria ri strengthens the body- so _ that it can better withstand.the danger of cold from changes of temperature. It wit help you` to avoid taking -cold. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00. nen n les and harka, hes. heart palpitation. - !relig,^,�t}nn, rltauirt0t ill iii mrrrlgilei ct; t,.g;rapocr„ la, r.: lo pre > tut ski'! •'n Vitus dai„'e and (hr .ipr'itl ai nuen, hi- animal.. one; t i tiered h the. hers. Miller's New Residence, Earned in • Less Than 'One Year: i-ld'I of that. zl?list »n many w-nmon and grow - Yen ing g ri=. Yen ,'an .get• these pills from' t•nnr niediritll' �1�ii?r•r rr by Mail at „0 'rents a Iox nr six locixos for, C:.5r) fr^nr Thr! Dr. AV'I!I!a(n-' Nleit vine 'Co.. !Uri ek- '.-uiie,-Ont.• — - ' 'SMOKED HIMSELF TO M:.1Ti1. 1'he Medical 'Men Called II Galloping • d,onsumPljon. A most fanta.stie <Inry' 1. ttrtt•. of Ihe strange any( ,slow su!,'ise of dile Patron fien Olnyi, at F',udapect, in lhe•y''ar 1575. The Baron was: supposed. to 1-'e• very' wealthy.- ile Mad a tt tfe and six dill dren. He lust Ili.; motley. -in, speculation,• hut this was not known. • lie went- to Paris and instt'red his life for 100,000 gulden in each of five' com- panies. He t'elurttrd in I;urliP.:'st, and this habits hit:in lu•e.'Tirrtigt'.-1i,' iiF,srtitid hintstelf fi'om-Iu,'rnte for. log periods, every- day. .. • ' once the 'pic'lil'rc'"rit brit''lI1r:-iii began nn 1.:.-drtxap.art I pini' awi'u-.. in len nt.,nths • died of what. 'Mar ,lr,r•tt t: caL'tei gal- loping re nauiitliti,-i. 'I'It', instu::ru;ie 'irmlianiev it'rrr' rtl�nirt. u.. hind their holed -ivies tittearlhetl plot. The nobleman was. !tired a small rrriitli neon portion of the to ntn•st w,_ndi•rful dinnwere(1 to have' Rt .a , remote • and its. it was broken ntoesand found to be. furnished with a tntnfartable sofa, a table, two chairs, Ind Lwo chests. In one of these v as found a comfort- able dressing -gown. a pair of loose \\'UI', 14 h. d •e r'^ t t' I • Several Sears ago Mrs. Stiller learned' of a mild and simple preparation that. whi1C 1'ie-it11,('rrd it. 'fit'` n:h:,ppy ?1111- cured herself and several friends of female [,tit' Lad ter rites, "liar sle 11':'u_L Ilia han,t weakne:a and piles. She LPrabmented ably tl,rota"ll Ihe_ 1':,t', :end ,.-aught l:n:d t f 'sit many women needing she derided to furnish it to those whey, the tiger. Still I ,t,.rt e t,l: n giros••• might call for it. line started with only. 1'h? \\'ui \lin,,t+:' iied,i ett iikr: ;tiro might few dollars' capital, and 'the remedy., death SOI' a••,•'-',.11(1._•w•Iri!,t' 'tllf .Pi;Ita'i possessing trite and wonderful merit, pro- f;fis ed1 e 1i- gg• i': many -copies of the during many cures when. dnetors att di phoingT,u ti t!i t- h':till- I hi, cc h -Cit rapidly iheer les failed, the wait several tmesncomrew so. pelled • d -Sltibtitt'ct at \Ir '.';I —'' too seek larger quarters. She now oven: "1-I'te restlessness of `t'rr.,ttiera • Roes'• .pies one of the city's -largest office build- ',ell. le well ',now-+. end -lin', received ail anai itig '•..e. In dirtnut!nit- inn a tory which is now beim/ ••ire•tllated .n Want - 1 ir':gtom. _1n eminent St'WM/i' was '.le-. Mor i Wr,, ttilter's remedy, `nd no matte�wbere }ergs, which she owns, and almost one huq- dred clerks and stenographers are res mired to assist in this great business, Million Women Use It. r than a million women have used -iniit, of •nl',tafil tai: ;l '' '-t of the ger;• cau live, she can rc et• you toa les int --b'utt's-face, aha •,lien les.. bee to. gait your 'own locality who can and wilt tell' ' lite good elite s- • of \Irs. Roosevelt. any suffertu that this marvellous remedy really cures women. Despite the fact. tbaL "hiow' Mort.; 5'. i ifl "it Ial.'II. to inal,c Ito' Mrs. Miller . busineits in very eztensiwe-. ICa_t?” site asked. t`.\lvr,il twenty milt- she is always willing to give aid and ad-: Itiles." r"rillr1 Ila• .rill?,lime. • •I'lli•n tltul vice to every suffering woman who writes, s''ttkes ,11,"- rte d M!'-. i.tnor,'vea': "n- to her. She is a generous, trod woman.. • •"trill ni't'er I„', al'lc• t., gel_a, d„t,e, fr i,- and has decided to give away to women who have never used' her medicine rill.-. lit, Ilurnaa iinner .00:1.1 intllice air. oao,o0' worth absolutely FREE, liur.r�:'II lel i'''nle:ri .-1.!I": fat. "lwcttj h:vrry• woman sutiering with pains i rho -rad• bark and bnwrls, bearing-dow • fMliugs• ne.rvotSnrss, creeping' sensati minute?. rho -:'scan ha- a n';t'rl ,vat r , t•., hot dashes, .weariness, 'or ,piles from airy, • ling ridi,I illTw••'4'' Ii tt i'I•.. e1 at` raui.e, should sit right down and sen.L Capital. \\ nor( lielearns.. that there 15 her name and address to Mrs. Cera B. Someone in lion- lively op1',nsed to hi-, methods. ycl -"an- not be'pul under tr,.'1< and. key itL'I',nitl tett c,ulbttrst ,.q-inrt-ignalimt jr•'ing ;':gage, tan official its dire -ted in•cail upon the „ •the spine, melancholy desire to cry. n t!tt'hr, is a,- !anti.- r r t 11 1 t 11 1 stranger Anti inform him tit Hamid is so fearf I eent''rning his sani- ty that it Will be nes! for thin h leave Turkey on a• certain dale. Tac stranger Miller. Bon saps Fokomn, Ind.. And rertevt► Ay mail free of charge in plain wrapper)' a 50 -cent box of her marvellous medicine; also her valuable book, which every wo- man should have• . Remember this offer will not Fast long,' for thousands and thousands of women who are suffering will take' advantage of this generous means of getting eared. do If you are ailing. do not suffer another day, but send your name and address to Kra. Miller for the book and medaeiai bee may prot 1, but in vain, On the day fore the $10,00100 worth is all gone• 1 • :- otrecSor r 'I SWEDISH,. HAIDICR \FTS. L''\LL'CYhY SHIPS' N.1S( OTS. { A WORK IVNORTH PEN -ANGLE- xomul S10B 'DID bllODW�1R • ilome-Made Articles Outnumber the Factory -made. Sweden re -e. the . hom2 of the handi- r.rafts. In addit.on to manual training %taught in. seiio ls, the most exquisite itiandwriting, lace -making, brass work, 'euro pottery. is done by the peasants. "-'Ea.:h district. its own patterns. *which the peasants make and wear, •deeming it unpatriotic to have aught do with patterns of other localities. !Because of the handicrafts, Sweden has • •rot many textile factories, says the Craftsman, although there ' are sonic • iwbere ooitdilions of work are, for the Inost part. good. The people, however, are erieourugeil to continue hand-weav- -Siang and to hold to their time-honored industrial customs rather than to take Vie risk of a disturbed ecenornic order trine to a- market glutted with shoddy trash.' In all Sweden there are to -day -only about 1.0.0 .0 factories of alb kinds. employing in alt a little more than 265,- 000 workmen -nut Li great number 'out of a total population of more than 5,- 000.,000• - THE GOVERNMENT AND ZAM-BUK b Rt'EY OUT FROM FORT WILLIAM TAKES A SUPPLY OF THIS l'SE.FUL BALM. • Zane -Pule the favorite tmbuseltold bairn and salve. is now adopted as. "the Dnc br" by leading parties engaged in sur- • "eying various parts of the Dominion Ita-ndc . M. Henry Hall,- writing from Fort •William. says: "Having provetl how beneficial Zam-Buk is in caw', of cuts. skin injuries and •diseases. I determined la keep a supply handy. Being engaged k go on a Survey. 1 U ought it would 1'e a most' useful thing to take along. I obtained a supply- in Fort \\ iliiarn and very well it. was I did :so. t may • say that pretty- near;y -.every day .it was tailed into requisition -by one or' other' at the •party .fur. outs: briiises, burns: v r some injury or other It is wonderful how quickly Zane-hnk takes the sore- -Less out of cuts. burns. -brui e- and in- • . jtL.ries; and on our survey it- earned =golden opinions front all who -.had ee- irasion to try it. 1 have fund it very • tine for skin disease. and l can strong- ly recommend !Las a- household balms' Mr. et ascetics..Scr;tt. one of tux- lea,l- ing Government, a.naivrb. says: -"t have, qe hesttat,.•,n in certifying the entire • purity of Zanl-Buk, which iii rrmy opin lion is ex'"ellentiy- adapted few skin. in- . juries and Zarn-Rif,, cures . -cuts, scald... - i,urms br'uise'. a• yenta, sores. cin arta taker absoess- . trca,lp w gw , e. chipped- plae'e, -'pm irrg punp - bio at . poison. _ rhrunu a•tsefsses; x t• AS . an .ernbro' at;.in it relieves rteelinialLGm. '--teuralgi a and eeiatle'a. • All druggists =etad stores self al !w., -a IOC,s, or from '•'.arn-8uk-.(:u„ Toronto. fur .-price.- fi '..bares sent. for $°.:i0, Se -rid 1c- Stamp _, -anti we will rna;:1 you trcr. satnpl.e.'box. ala She (after ' • break split, the w irh-banes : `Whi.t Old you wish''?" th "1 wished Atari you. woukl le•t me kiss you. What did you wins '?' • enc "1 wished that --what -you w i-tie'tl would -gone trite." - Cairns cause 'iittole ble pain.. • Hoilo. stay's Corn Clue -r'-•nlovet; the trouble. ll ry it. art f 's' -e. what. ,amount of pain . > s saved. Teacher «is. There any connecting 1rt7i: teetwe•m•u the, animal and tele vege- i:tbte k ingde,ni.: ?" Bright Pupil.: areurn : "Mere'., haste_' Spwta end blotches on the face aril week ave .often merely sinus of font bloat. Apps Weaver's Cerate to obtain immediate relief and take 11Ysaver's Syrnp'w rid the blend of puttatiea • Fortune Teller : "i see by your hand you'll dee• whet! -you're tweeity:seven," ' idle "Etat, my dear woman. I'm • twenty -nine. -now."- Fortune ' "I eller : "\Lihy, -my gor;d--raarr-i'ver should have • Sailors' Say That "A Mascot Ashore Be- comes Vie Opposite Afloat." -..Mr. I. Gordon Bennett's nmgniftc•enf steam yacht, the Lyistruta; which was . u badly damaged in a recent greet gale :rt the .Mediterranean, is a ship with a mascot. ' This is the owl, a bird regarded' by her owner as Leen,* th., emblem of good luck. They are everywhere aboard ,cit here -stuffed owls, plaster owls, marble owls, gold owls.; of all• sizes and 'in -every position. •Owls pelir into the Salt -cellars • on the dinner -table, form .popper -boxes; seals, handles to doors, fire -irons; paper -knives, and even gaze up eaten}ply_ at the. visitor from bottom` of teacups and glasses. An enormous. gilt owl, too. forms the yacht's figure- head: and another, of equally Imnposing proportions. decorates her stern. Yet. she 'hos bean a • most unlucky craft, and time sau,e may. be said of many 61 •m' vetsei.s ,awning ncascots; slick we;tod ,�eenl to prove that there is truth in the saying. ,-onunon amongst sailors. 1 that "a li a:se t a.shvre• becomes the op polite afloat." Fur in -Lance, there was 'the case• cf !the Elbe. sunk bit the North Sea in 1396 with a loss of -33.4 lives, and on board which hor.-r.'-stio,•s predominated, much the owls do on the LyLstrata. 'The urn! •rtunate \ ie.`oria. too, which- in is r.3 carried' with her to the bottom of the sea Adul'ral. Tryon and 355 officers and men, pys-a'seed a minot. in the shape .•f a huge• black cal. - • Theft, again, there wa.s the case r time 'French liner, Bourgogne, whose cap- tr.in insisted on carrying with him "for luck'' a case of stuffed kingfishers,. birds_ abtrorred by British sailors, but -regard- fat - as rtsaseeta tty French, •arid which was. lost off Sable -[Stand with 543 pas-, seng•r_ arid crew'. . NOT \NORTH !LAVING. • .(DR. y+LOCL'%I'S GREAT SCIENTIFIC EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL•I ' is the gr'al.'it food and tissuf builder known. It has 'no equal as it cure fair all wasting diseases. and throat. chest and lung troubles. it '1? a germ destroy'e`r 'and strength produc• ei , nourishing and restoring the vita • organ. • It• is a perfect food and veto able medicine cornbined. It is pleasant to take, it is predigested and easily. borne by the must delicate stomach. Doctors Prescribe It -Many of the most prominent medical men prescribe it in their regular prac- lice in preference to alf others. Dr. Norman Allen, cf Toronto says: "A■ a : stimulant to nutrition in wasting diseases Cod Liver Oil Emulsion is the best tissue builder. In Dr. Slocum'" Oaomul-ion all uauseatinn taste and , smell are avoided, while retaiuiug all the medici• nal value' of the pure oil. IDr. Bruce L itiordon, Pbylicila and Surgeon to 'tliat.T.IL. says: "Some of the Col Liser (mils ,on the market are •alueless on uce•,uut of pro - ceases to render them tasteless. Such proceedure removes the active principle of the oil. I look upon #!Dear's Oxomulston ah the best. for the on t i is inh reaa aha t made of the ore oil the •r highest state of emulsion, i s an em ulaion of 'pure Cod Liver '1 I consider xomulsloh ' rf•ct." I,p Os O pe j • Dr. T. Wylie, Grand Medical Examtner,.Sone of Scotland, says ; " It affords me extreme pleasure j to be in a position to be able to recommend Slocum's Oxomulaion to invalids affected with consumption. screfula, or wasting diseases of any kind. I have prescribed Oxomutsion for years with great pleasure to myself as -well as comfort ito my patients. I find it almost universally ladapt•d to children and the aged with whom the di66wlioa is feeble and the lymphatic conditions ibelow normal." '\\Nl' 1I. 1 i...vo -T 'OI' Tut'. NORTH: I Pen -Angle Under - J\ NOl''i4 I:D I'OLIt:F:. ? wear is forty kai1G. 4 s0 it can't I? R� <' .►+', r fitting your figurer,. - it's Made e' ?".rthiim j Yet Beta -keit for Capture u rain (tubbing (:ante in ,Rritisb • • Columbia. 'I'I a iii anal -report of Itm': Dc1;u'Inaeul- f the Royal North -\V -est Mounted Polise was. preeeittt•il to Purliulnetst the oth.,t stay by Si':Wilfrid Ciuurier. - Thr total t ireufalt of• lie• ion '.' ou )ec. 1st last was I. oleo.• 5Tf1 horse . and 51) dogs. 'Pell'y say's Inspector I!''warI all'I the j" tltei,.mrseu•t under his 'command. consisting of six men. have - • perky{ Melt e'ic...ileut service ' in the ':Aret;c' regime. 1'iv-e whalinge ships, �,ifh crews inunhering• `230 !ova Win- -ler.'d al Iter,chell 1sIimnd last Winter. The, presen.'e, ..f Inp,etor Howard and n iu-`rotr tobk= at that lmutut was. most de irable, Loth fu the unfortunate mw•. and [Or the pr! e:•vatsort or lavi', l,sti order. 'I'imo crew of tire.•liv'e w'hal- e rs were, evidently a bad lit, and some 1tr'illin2 stories are evidently beyond tile' matte' of fact dolails contained. i{t, lr,�Pe tbi lt�:,wa-rd's pr.mctical-repor•t- 1 he captain, of the American ship Olga shot and • killed Lis eragru �c'r. .\n in- v,'cliga!ion vv a, held by. Lmspector flow- aed• but It is' a q'tiestion whether the : ,tn•dr•t' was • committed in . Gandhian. waters- • CAPTURE OF TRAIN liOBBERS. • Attention Is called in • Contiriwse.n.-1: Perrys teor.et• to tl•e capture 0! train • robtsirs- in t:r.tish• Colmr:e,hia. Rewards 'nt•85.o(1r were• mitered by the Dominion t.:m'a•rnn,ent, and the Canadian Pacific ttuihvay' Company, and $1.500 !Iy' the F.riti-h Columbia Government, in ail $11,5•-x),. for th capture- of -the robber,. CIti behalf of the member's of • the force who effected• the e�apturr: the commis- sloirer applied for _the 'rev Ards, but to had not- re --rived any portk:n. nor had IDE b•.en-- infutned �� hEther•the;_, wolrtd b.' ,paid. _ Thr eoriv ictions in the Iwo provinces t.of ,Alberts and-- Ss-"ha.l ' grown from 1;'ir!) ;mm 1`Kll to. Jt.:G6 n 19u5. During -tar 3-•.ai', :it member's • of the 'fo, i,e' w e're•-distui wd for bred con= Idie!, drunkenness being the -rause in ;nearly every ea Sixty'.=fuur trien'pur !chase. -d their ilisr•har.ro for;.lbe purp•ee• r,f b�'ttering ts:.. conditions. There was i x .marked falling off iii !tie n'imber of WI:dicerkts Zr':!en_ag.•u,rnt.-• Na special effort -Was made to' recruit. • - •- ROSS' RIFLE SHOWED DEFETS. Ile was employed by a city firm of dealers in •brie -a-bra& and old furniture to soo_ur rural diet:let-s in search of an- [iquilies, and smseifdsrnly.-he espied art old - :.cottage nestling rnestling at`the foot of a. hill. • " Surely here, in ibis: old-world spot, there- woUld be something in his line. lie 'knocked sharply at the door. and 1 weary -looking woman answered : - "D6 yau. happen I'o have any antique furniture,' madam ?" tie Inquired. "or any old ornaments, such ar heat1sen idols, or such i'ke Luings'f" ' 'The woman: looked puzzled. for .thae enc.#hent: ' • •"I think I'c'e got- one," she .. sdfd at length. Ago; with expectation, he followed her into the house and• to a room •here lay •z hulking fellow who Was fast asleep on a couch.' "There it is, 'she -replied pointing to the couch. - •, "Iles the only idle thing.fte got in the place-hri_+n't.done 'any work for years, he May do for you•; but he's certainly rlu ufiian}et11.". • �l[AD1A f3W.A1)$, Theymajority of the highroads. in Bel- - are now planted with trees along the - way, to .the• great pleasure of travel- lers and- to the atantage'of the country. lei a total distance of about i,;:a miles there are nu less titan-Muu,000 of these roadside trees. Among them are: in - i luded 300.000 elms; 1111.000 oaks, :9,000 'evergreens. :ti3OtlO ash=lre+es and 41,0DU • . k kangaroo consumes. as smirch „'ass ae. f•our to six sheep_ If you need Cod Liver Oil, or are weak Sind tin down use Oxomulsion. At all druggists at 35c and $1.00 per 'bottle. THE GREAT NORTH COUN t IU . Nimrod was a mighty hunter, butttad he hunted in "1'-tetaigru:;l " region he would have e null1 one. Nim- rod hunted fail'gi.7r' , but leniagafniarms `cunt for game. Thos.• Indian.' who made the first canoe of birch bark lung lag), were out. greatest benr•fu;••tor', The e hildren of . these medians i.ilow cite carve. aril tliey know how to use it. ond it you :go to 'Ternagansi 'this silin- Tne:r they will paddle •your• canoe in their ewn superb way. Tiley will be the best porde" you ever had.-.Stumie'nts, , who comp in -the .'•tnnene'r -along the Teniagit-- rr, lakes are able t .' du two y'ears' work, ii ore.- ' Filte.-rt of fishing and hunting, Easy of a,•ctss� by the' Grand Trunk Railway Sys:ern. For information and beautiful -denct'ipliv'e' •pabli•ation : sent free -apply to J. D. M Donald, D. P. •G'rand Trunk By.- Ly'atetn, Torun o !tire_ [[enpei k who insists an buying tier husband', cl'.tlhes) .. "1 .w ant• sotar- lEimg nose' ei ttouser,." Assistant (with a merry lw'inklel : " 1i.r rn. 1\'outd I rutile -anywhere near your• ideal. niutrl The superiority of - Mm Cher Graves' Worm "ixtern irialor is shown by its good effects 'on the •children- Purehare- a bottle and give it atriol. • "Novi% -then," said the—ten/tor of arith- mimetic. "what is 'above p sr " "• "I think I know;" ventured a email 'kg. asked the teacher. "ft's ma.'. • Cber•Iets Nerve Trouble in ratting Iron into such a state that the system will absorb- send benefit by It, In " Ferrovim -• the brat tomb perlectu.a has been achieved- IL builds and -strengthen& - Mrs.. De Faihion (to her -new Chinese cooks; "John. why do .the Ctii•nese bind q:, lt whaa ''.0 I'ISVC ■ Cold. the ate Neta am the feet of their women . John : • !logged with mucous or phlegm. Allen's Lary` : hey not tm'otee: 'ruilnd kitchen and both- tiaiwst, In curing a cold, clears the tiny air eree,cuok:" `' •' • . uaasages and heats the bronchial tubes. - •The largest winged insect in the world 's the Atlas moth of Central l31•azil, Its wings extend fourteen inches from tip le tip. • A Benefactor to All. -The soldier, the sailor, the fisherman. the miner, the i , arirt al( er{ro-iii tw'ert ditadY two years. ''ou'f•e , siting i lives of foil and sptlend their existence under tat lu et�u e f \yhu are exflased to .injuries• and ail- F.,ickle's _.. at-Ilor'sumpti%' Syt�ipi' is *Menta that thugs,' whim toil not do riot •a■ uriparule':ed -• remedy for . colds. i F:no-.e. will find in Dr Thomas' 1- •Je ' • . I :n the 'dull 'rooting of tedious task, and tomighs. intltirnr,a •throat and lung's. d!rinc r. st upi.n iuSe in c,rad.cuti'm" in prole lint - ravages of consort looted cold leads Fele and ,disea-. -s et the. trio Oil an excellent friend and bone - The fame of the: me' -I fa tor in eve ry time of need., yi'aris of c'lccessful • these afrectione, and I.ta : "George is so l,oe'tical.' He' -rlt's kiitif froth the _fatal my tars are lis slmerllx.'- Irene: "Bid lotion. and as a nog. ; he ear it Nether he incept cocoanut or to consiehiption. un': uVst, r :holt"?' cermet be i -x' ror:'fu1 to light it in its I ' '• carts sta'g's: B:131e'es'Sy'rup is the sea- 1.usi, use it, BROOKS' NEW CURE ---- - •- •I Stooks' Appliance. New FOR - - PA i1'1`I.\ \\'ILLiNt :I dtacovery. Wonderful. No • -I4baustbis springs or pride. They Wake the Torpid . Energies.- Ma...hinery not properly supervised and left to_ run itself .• very soon, shows fault. in it; vi'orkiup. it is the same with the digestive organs. Unregulated frolu time to time they are likely to becorne torpid and . throw• the whole systerrl_ out of gear. Par•melee's Vegetable ['ills. were -rrii a td meeEsur_ h ease;, ' They restore •to the full the flagging' fecuh tiffs. and bring into order aft parts of tau mechanism. • MAKING Tl' Recently, in a sae at one of time -ton - rico; pullet'-i•uuiitS,- el' of -the • w itne_a-es winced :some di-icmclirtatton to slate her 'age - • 'Is --is it really necessary she asked, "N is alm olutelye netr'essary.• madam," the nt rgistrate erseurett. her. .nigtm, et time rnuidm•n, "td i 1lflL t: I suppose I. must. .1 doal't ,vee how it aId f Js5n i ` affect 'tate care, for you 'Maiden I.ild} ;rescued ,i,'d from drowning -:I &AnWmatfc Air Cushions. _ s ,'e•• Cushions. and draws the broken -to her m'eseur'r : - 11','w can i ,ever thank ' sot, noble young: man? An y,,,u mar_ tried ?" • l'oung \!nn. : •'•N,.: have you. got a ;+pretty daughter?" IS.SL'E NO 10-4 4. parts together as raw would a broken limb. No salves. No lympbol. No lies. Dur able cheap. Pat. Sept. 10,'Ol. SENnL. n. . OS a FliinNTRn. C E. BROOKS. it, Lraar visas.. iaise►i4 alfa. ifs:S BEST- STORY. • After an unsatisfactory banquet. the gue>rt• .Of the • evening Was' introduced t,e the toastmaster as follows:_ ' ' G ntltmr n. we have with us to -night Prefe-asir-Long-P.nwe. who will tell its one of. his best and.biggest atter-dinner stories." Amid load apiilause Prufessor Lona- .[3ow'e rose. -' '• "Mr. Toa -t nasre rand gentlemen," - he said; to hegin w.th my biggest story tat me_tell yell butt thoroughly I have ,enjoyed your banquet," • "Stop' playing that trombone, sir. The man next door says he can't read," "Never heard of Such ignorance. ",ll him I could read when I was five years 'Madam.- observed the, magistrate. rather tartly, "i must ask you riot to fur- ther waste' the time of{Iris r_uurt. Kindly stat' your 'age without further delay..? "i 'nn, that is, i was—" she unosed, unable lb proceed. ";alad,im. I, must beg. you to hurry f" imploroif the nsagi.trate. "Every :nitlute makes it worse„you A VI•:I'Y B,11.)•%1011.11/41...' There is a bad 'moral to the story r;f the thcivarld paupers. in Ilie Pw•1u_ucse' work-hod:ee w Fro. by -Clubbing' together, t aught a -lottery •ticket• •that wren a 'grand prize an .grave each pauper' 6:200. 'I"'ereupon all heft the workhouse. The Slate 'Ought to be congratulated, were it not -for the fact that they immediat- ely began 'to' spend their fortunes 'oh champagne. They will all be back m gain presently, worse broke •than ever. - Mother : "Why did you let. him kiss you?" Maud : "Well, he was so nice' at -out it, He asked--” "The !de's ! haven't I told yaw you must learn to sis•; 'No'?" "That's what i did say. lie reeked nue if I'd be very angry if he kissed me :' e' Thr, coninli.�s,oner-,-aye • the Roes rifle lyse pU:t to a •revere teat at- the annual target pra -t ee, arid ..ser iOus defects were discovered, \s soon as ttli'y had t:eve'.op,-.t the pia. t e e was si'L.pi rtde(I. las it -was sortie'.scerio.0 - asci-- dent might I,;thpe'n,' The Colt `revolver, ' tlich was issued to the men at Ilse same time -as •the• Rests• rifle,- had -.proved. to S. an admirable' weapon. and there un..; a stnark'e'j - iinproVenieiit • .n revolver ishouting. S',xty.i'me-remount,. -rns're pur- chased during the r" ar •at an average • price of $1 i;l, - • : uure i.rgOlatore, - _ Mandrake • I rid Dandelion are known. to- exert a .-pow- erful influence on the liver and kidneys, restor:ng them to a healthful actiun, in- lducing•a regular. tl.rw: of, the secretions and imparting ti the organs comple power to pe'furin their. functions. T'he're valuable- irigred:encs :enter into the. e'drn- -position of li:mrmelee's Vegetable Pills. and servo" to render then thee -agreeable and. salutary medicine: they are. There are• few pier so effective a8• they in their action. • - - 'Gladys : "i refaced Fred- Iwo weeks ago. and he has- been iirmnkin'g hear sly sin's,-' Iaheh :, "Isn't it about time he stepped celebrating?"' . " . - Put up In Sm Yard Rolls. The famous The 'D & L" hlenthhr Pla+tees which -Cure- lumbago, backache. sciatica, neuralgia. etc., aro also put up in one yard rolls for physicians and family use. Davis ek Lawrence Co., 'Montreal. "Ile:; a gond friend of yours. isn't he^': "Olt, Deets' nme'diuin." - "'What' 'do ', in mean by medium?" "till, he listens while 1 tell It rim -all Lf nay troubles; but he. alho ,w; nis rim ' a si'trmrwtuie Inc tells nme all of his." our Doctor Can cure your Cough or Cold, no question about that, -ilut- why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hisprescription . filled, when'you"can step into any drug store Ln Canada and obtain a bottlo of SHILOH'S CURB for a quarter. - Why pay two to five dollars when a-wenty-five cent bottle of SHILOH will cure you • asa u'ickly? - Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadians have - done for the past thirty-four - years : let SHILOH be your doc- tor whenever a Cough or 'Cold. appears. . _ ' SHILOH,wiil cure you, 'and all 'druggists back up this statement 'with a positive'guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold cure It with SHILOH see 'par in a variety of styles. fabrics and prices, for women, men and children. Form -fitted. Dealers are authorized to replace imtant[y and at our cost any Pen - Angle garment fauhy in material or making. long - fibred arts so it won't the. - and it's -- teed besides_ '- whole idea is tar-- make rio-nlaka it so goat you c'an't sweat' -c not to buy by tbez• • red). trademark • ti aiist. AV Queen city" • ■ bstYr Sim apre Manuals, ilmr-it i islbe dry use 0.raoo goat -lava[ lisadsd k oras the g:er grains d bst6. s taws Cay v e se ad•perpa. Sot - • °'`• s. .r. 16* 1~ raver for • The CagaPbell Campbell's khan Ca Lissaiii tram* Jimesi.Oa Queen City ra • ANTED $ m.• ADPL Y STANDARD BEARINGS, Lltmlt110114, Niagara Falls. Oat Dyeing t Cleaning Pee the wars Iasi sand peer wish w the •' UMW AMERMAN STEINS S.' Lase Iwo asset is sow sera, wawa deal ' - ' IEatatreal. Toroato, Ottawa, Qualm. 5HAWA HINGLES }; Thecheapestgood They do e es t h e alit leas "0 wa. "Good for a century's weather—wear.` Guaranteed for 26 years without your even "Oshawa ' double-galvanised ououb e--galvaarsedebingles need no paint t to eatiaat any root3mgthere is. Make roofs fire -proof.. too. — guaranteed is every way you want. -'.heap in first cost as com- mon wood shingles. yet matte durable than slate Sold ander a written guar- antee that really mesas something to the buyer. • You can't afford any other triad. 0 ft With a hammer, Zoly to a snips, and horse - Put on sense' an v. can roof but right with "Oshawa " vanized Steel Shingles. They nerd no cleats. hey' lock on all FOUR slides. • . Made in only one grade- - of 2S-gnage semi -hardened sheet steel in the pat- - ented " Oshawa " waL•Oshawa : fr ries" arc an invest- meat, rot say 'More than 100 farm Lightning buildings were proof, too damaged in On- tario alone last year , by ening. Not one of -#►elm would have been harmed if they'd been "Oshawa" -roofed . These shingles insulate a build- ing -make it sal°against every element. Let us tell you what it will cost fyou to roof the " Oshawa' way. Get our free book 'Roof- = ung _Rtght' before au - BootsThins- '..:e'n-" '. Tfae_: • Peaiarre i Of Oshawa Montreal To -onto Lor . 341-3 Craig w. II C•olhorne Xi Domani • Ottawa Winnpoc'm Qom. - FOS i'.] Sneer tet Lam 6srd Sks lbwaeas• _'1 I• I • LP' :15hlt 'iAhtxtnlg *two •,s published every Friday morning as its Otte Pickering Ont. --BATES OF ADVERTISING : Bizet insertion, per line - - 10 cents Web subsequent insertion, per line - 6 • This rate close not include legal or Foreign ad- evrsissments. Special terms given to parties making eon - Mote for 3 or 6 months or by the year. Haef- "early or yearly contracts payable quarterly. Business cards, ior under, with paper, �; One year, $6 00, payablein ss'Notice in local columns ten cents per line, ave oentsper line each subsequent insertion. _ peels' contract r tem made known on applies. - on. No free advertising . Advertisements without written netructions - all i be inserted until forbidden and charged ae- sordingly. Orders for discontinuing advertise - Manse must be in writing and sent to the pub. Ushers. Job Work promptly attended to. • • TERMS .. 111.$sPer Year; $1.00 fpaldIsadgras e Murkar idc Thexton, Proprietors •NOTES AND COMMENTS. One of the persons most deserv- ing of pity is the rich man's son. It is true that he has wealth and is surrounded by all the luxnriee • that wealth can procrre. He has never known what is meant by -the "pangs of hunger," or the want of a warm comfortable bed, and when sickness has overtaken him he has always received the best of care. .But notwithstanding his wealth ' his position is not an enviable one. From his earliest infancy he has been pampered up, and treated in • a manner not conducive to the de- . ivelopment of a manly man. He has never been thrown upon his own resourses and thus he becomes a weakling.. If misfortune were to overtake him and he were to • lose his wealth, he would be per- . 'Pfectly helpless. There are many . rich mens sons to whom these statements could not apply. but there is a host of them whose lot • is far from being an enviable one. When they leave home to enter college, the,ir time is not spent in acquiring knowledge and in fitting themselves for the stern duties of life, but is spent in forming habits that mean their Ultimate ruin. They are given an abundance of .sspending.money and they have no ::~..difficulty in gathering around . them boon compcnion9 to assist • - th.etn in getting rid of their cash. Drinking, gambling and other ..,ruinous habits soon accomplish their destruction. Satan always finds something for idle hands to do and his most desirable servant is the rich man's son. Harry K. Thaw, now on trial for .his life, is a sample of these unfortunates. - Had he, when a young lad, been given a weekly allowance of five cents for spending money, and set to work to learn some useful occur potion he would most probably be now a- useful - and respectable • member of society. instead of languishing in prison in New York city, an outcast ' from society. de- spised but pitied. with nothing more to hope for from this world. -,zeliould'he escape the electric chair. But he is Only one of a host of .young men whose lot is similar to • his own, though they May' not have committed actual murder. The young man is indeed unfor - tuuate if his fathers tithe is so taken -up with looking after his. riches, that he cannot spare a -moment for the son's benefit. •His riches is a curse to him and to his ,.family. Instead of bringing him comfort and enjoyment, his gold 'is laying up. for him a store 6,1 -:anguish and sleepless nights. Young man, if 'you are poor and ,`forced. to _ wo ' °�..> ---a l'ving; cors pressive of a happy disposition and a clear conscience. The call -notes of both sexes are alike—a sharp, char- acteristte peek. The male of the Rose - breasted species has crown and back black, rump white; throat black; breast rose -red; belly white. . Specimens of this bird may be seen at Pickering Village in the collections of Mr. John Gordon and Dr. Bateman. The male of the Pine (irot,beak is rose -pink in color; back brownish; lower belly gray; wings and tail brownish black. Most of the Grosbeaks seen in Pickering Village areeither females or young males which yet lack the bright colors of matured age. All I have seen were robust birds of a smoky gray color tinged with greenish yellow. 1•n every case they were quietly feeding on the seeds of the mountain ash, once at Mr. Bundy's, once at Mr.. Findlay's and twice at Richard Moore's. Then were not very shy and one could get within a few feet of them.' They are of a soci- able gentle ,disposition, all willing to share alike. Should any one care to look these birds up, a description of them.may be found in "The Birds of Ontario," by Mcllwrsith and also in "Bird Life," by Frank M. Chapman. The latter also contains excellent col- ored plates of the same birds. Both these t000ks are in the Pickering Pub- lic Library. A short time ago; I heard a success- ful minister preaching in this village state that when a boy on the farm at home, there wasn't a bird flew' over the farts but he knew its name. That showed his thoroughness. How many of our boys and girls can 'truthfully say the same, or, for that matter, how many of our school teachers? " The teachers should know this that they may instruct the pupils and this is a good time of the year in which to be- gin the study by asking their pupils what birds they have noticed. In some schools pupils are required to note the dates on which the different birds arrive. Why should we encourage bird study? The economic value of birds to man lies in. the services they render by preventing the. undue increase of insects, in devouring small rodents such as mice, in destroying the seeds f harmful plants and In acting as singing „ -rrily in ' Mr. Findlay's' garden. A Blue -jay has been with us at intervals all winter. Outside the village, bird visits would be more fre- quent. Yours truly, ' R. M. BATEala s. Pickering, Feb'y, 27th, 1907. .lVew Advertisements. Q ome choice Mammoth Bronze Lurk - e. s for sale Best strain Apply quibk F L Green Greenwood il1•dil YE'AS.—To let out to responsible farmer. Enquire at Post Office, Picker- ing, for samples and prices. Chas. M. Willcox. scavengers. The farming editor of -The World" this week says •'If the world were birdless man could not inhaitit it after nine years time, in spite of all -the sprays and noisortas that could he•ruanufll.cttired for the &estruc- tirn of insects. The insects and slugs would simply eat op all the orchards and crops in that time." The scientist finds this study of marked value for purposes of comparison. It is also useful for training the eye and the faculty of observation. It also has an aesthetic use and this alone is 'suffi- cient inducement for its pursuit. To know the birds is to have added to the pleasures of life.- Dryden says "It a straw can tickle a mans -it is an instru- ment of happiness.." Lubbock also adds that if it does that, it is. also an instrument -of health." Birds fulfil the same use. Each day should be counted memorable which brings you a new friend ;mons- the birds. On Sunday last !heard the sweet notes of the meadow lark the first time this. spring. On Monday morning I saw a flock of snowflakes and a horned lark. On Tuesday, wintry as it was, n. cbick- a.dee or Black Cap or Tomtit was SEED PEAS.—The undersigned has a quantity of Black eyed Marrow fat ear, for sale, suitable for seed. e. C. Bunker' ickering• Ont,_. 19tf HORSES FOR SALE=One team of m atch ed blacks. tour and live - yaks 's old. Apply to Thos. Lacey, lot 31, con 1. Pick. sting TpDunbarton P O. E1.23 FOR SALE. -A number of Pure bred barred rock and Black mInorca cock - reels, W L Courice, lot 17 B F coo., Pickering. � lY FARM TO RENT.—The Howell property between Greenwood and Brougham, good pasture. low rental. Write S m Newton, executor, News office.Kington. Ont.. - ":eider yourself fortunate: You • will thus be a better ' man physis ..• tally, morally and intellectually. FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sale at his premises -lot 16, con 6. a quantity of Manchuria Barley, oats, a quantity glsike, clear of a 1 foal weds Lance ' John- ston, Brougham SOWS AND COW FOR SALE.— I have a few sews to farrow in May and Jane, two boars ready for service, best York- shire strains, also cow to freshen in March. erica reasonable- Call at barn and lee stock. F !I[ Chapman,.Grasmere Grange, Andley. Ont. 90.93 FARM FOR SALE.—Farm of 100 acres being lot 5. con 4. L•xbridge It is in tarst•class state of cultivation, good fences, and buildings, plenty of wawa, about 4 acres of bosh, plowing done,‘ possession 1st A rel or 15th of March oa easy terms E T Smith, Claremont, Ontario. 91-19 LETTER• TO THE EDITOR. Thisdepartment is opeo to all for the fair dis- mission of public questions. Tile writer must in all eases pend lits correct name with copy. We wish-it'distiucili• understood.' however that in no case do we hold ourselves re sponsible for opinions expressed by corre9• pondente.—En NEws,1 • saw' in- 'a local paper that Mr. Macnab, of Claremont. • and Mr. Ross Johnston, of Whitby, •. --each claimed to have already seen the spring robin. In one 'case this bird :had been seen feeding on the berries '•of the rowan or mountain . ash. This reminds me that the Grosbeak is often • ruistatken.for the Robin. How many people are able to recognize a Grata - :beak ? Gros is a French word signify- ing big or thick and the thick beak is • :a spebial characteristic of .the Gros - ,beak. Mcllwraith once directed .the attention of an intelligent successful .farmer, whose speech betrayed his -• nationality, to a fine .mounted speci- aiien of this bird. He pointed out the beauty of its markings and related the interesting points in its history; but 'failed to excite 'any enthusiasm re- garding it, in fact the only remark elicited was that it was -"unca thick i' the neb." There are -different species of this bird such as the Pine, Evening • and Rose -breasted and the adult male plumage differs markedly from that of the female and young. These Gros- ' beaks are about the size of k `robin -9 '• to 10 inches long. Their song. which I have not heard is said to remind you of A Robin's, but is of a much higher type of music. It is a joyful carol, ,ex - FOR SALE.—A number of heifers with cat!. For service Shorthorn bon ' Rasing Starr" 66499. bred by -Ed Robinson, of Markham. Dam Roan Jilt ,Imps 46,39 by Hing of Diamond,* Men. Terms SM. West - nay B -CASH STO Remember our Clearing Sale of Winter goods terminates on the. 12th inst. If you want bargains, Come to -day, you cannot get the same'goods for the money after the above date. All the goods we are offering at- cut prices are advancing in price daily. • • Forthe next few weeks we are offering canned goods at close prices. Thistle brand, corn and peas -2 cans Peu,s and one Sugar corn for 25c; 2 cans Thistle brand Tomatoes, 25c; 2 cans fine Pink Salmon 25c. The above goods are all guaranteed to be the best ob- tainable anywhere. Try our bulk Teas—Black and mixed 25c lb: Green 30c ib; Ja- pan 40c this is a delightful .tea. Our Crown Tailoring samples are here. Those wanting a good suit to order come and examine same. They are beauties. On a good suit you -can save from $3 to $5. ARM FOR SALE OR TO RgNT— Being part of lot 97, concession',. Town- ship of Pickering, containing ltty acres on 'able -Fa there is a good house and outbuildings, the farm to in tine condition. the plowing all done and ready for crop, good fruit on the preurtses. also Su ares_ of pasture land to be rented an connection with the• above farts. Pot particulars apply to Mrs: aDr l- Mabee. Odessa. or W. \. Richardson. Pickkeering.t Nervous Women' Their Sufferings Are Usually Due to Female Disorders Perhaps Unsuspected. A MEDICINE THAT CURES • Can we dispute the well - known fact that Canadian women are 'ner- vous? How often do we hear the • expres- • sion, "I am so ner- vous, it seems as if I should fly ; ' or, " Don't speak to' • Me." -,Little things annoy you and .make-yeu irritable ; • you you • are 'unable • to quietly and calm y perform your daily tasks. or. care for your chillren. The relation of the nerves -and geri- erative organs in women is ti.; close that nine -tenth's of rile rervc.us prostration, neri,-ou3 Id ilitc, the blues, sl.i..plessnese and nervous irritability arise from sorra derangeinent of the -organism. which makes her a woman, Kira of depression or 'restlessness and irritability. Spirits easily affeot••d, so that ono Minute she laughs, the next minute weeps. Pain in the abdoinindl regiein and between the shoulders ; loss .of voice ; nervous dys- pepsia ; a tendency. to cry at the least provocation—all this points to nervous ,prostration:. Nothing will relieve this distressing condition and prevent ninrt-hs of pros- tration and :mitering so surely as Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.-table Compound. Miss L!•lala Stowell. of 17; Wellington St., hin'peon, tint,, writes: • Dear Mrs. f'inchain:— - • "Your M -i.ici,r.e i:.indeed a Gorts d to snfFerinz w•mien, and I only wish that they all knew what it can i -i for them and there would be no nee, l of their dragging out miserable lives in agony. I sneeredfor years with bearing-tluwn_pains, extreme nervousness and excruciating headaches, but a 'few T�o:tles-of your vegetable Com- pound made life look new and promising' to me. • I am light and. happy and I do not know what sickness is, and.I have enjoyed the hest of health now for over four years. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has sent sunshine into thousands of homes and hearts." Seed Grain For Sale. Goose wheat, Irish oats, Abundance oats Egyptian oats. The above are strict}y tree from tares, wild oats and all noxious weeds. JQS. L&PP, Cedar Grove.. '2t1.25 Whitby Steam Pump Works A good easy- working pump is time saved. Time is money. We handle all kinds and guar - tee satisfaction.: Cistern tanks made to order. - E. W. Evans, Brock, street Whitby. Sow the best Seed, it will pay when harvest comes. We have the following varieties and males' 'others: -Blue Kents. Eclipse - ' Green Marrows, Advancers, English Chamtiton Yorkshire Hero. - Straw, 2it to 5 feet. - Prices, 80c to $1.50. --- Seed • delivered to nearess railway station. - • . J. H. Downey & Co , LADDERS I Good stock of Ladders on hand a at ilc A ROUND. Liberal reduction if taking quantity: • W. H. JACKSON. Brock Road. , UNIVERSAL: BREAD MAKER Will not the volumes of letters from women made strong by Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound convince all women of its virtues? Surely you can- not wish to remain sick and weak and discouraged, exhausted each day, when you. can be as easily cured as other women. ARM TO RENT.—Being lot 18,, Pickering, south of and adjoining the Village of Claremont. con• sieting of lin acres. On the premises are a good brick dwelling, first-class barn, and stables, an abundance of good s, ater. there being a runn- ing stream, and water in stable, two good orch- ards. Fall plowing done. -For loather .partic- ulars apply to D Forsyth, North Claremont. Stitt Selz, -Recently [• • Of all materials and design kepti n, stook. It will pay you to oall at our works and inspect our stock and obtain prices. Don't be misled by agents we do not employ them, consequent- ly we can, and do throw off the agents commission of 1 per cent., which you will certainly save b pnrohasing from us. call solicited. - - W ITBY GRANITE CO., Tice. Whitby, Ontario Produce Market W. C.' LaFraugh, of ,Stouffville, will be at Mechin & Poucher's -store, Brougham, every Tuesday morning prepared topaythe high- est price in cash for Butter and Eggs. He has also arranged with H. Mechin to buy produce for him during the week for either trade or cash. as desired. 'VCT. C. =Je.F'rauirb.. • illiiiery Will be -closed during month of February.. Watch this Space for Re -Opening, MRS. EERKS & 'DAUGHTER all 'Papers,- .:Paints,' -Oils, ETC A large fresh stook now on hand. °rices in Wall Paper ranging from 80. op. . . e 4oha Parket, 'tauabartoz%. 4 .r 1_ 7.441E MO i , R. J. Price, of Brougham, was - . here on Monday. Frank Ray, of Stouffyille, was --here on Friday on business. Miss Holden, of Evansville, was s visitor in town this week. Mrs. Peter Rumohr, of Toronto, is here with her son, Sherman _ Mr, "Stafford, of Port Perr spent Saturday here on busines Born. -On Monday, Feb. 25t the wife of John Graham, of a so Miss Eva Graham, of Nort ;Myrtle, is visiting at W. Birkett Henry Curry, of Burnhamthor is here visiting his brother, R. NI 'and wife. • John Stephenson, ---of Pickertu ''spent Saturday here with. his § Thomas. . Miss Alice Pearson, of Myrtl is here with her sister, Mrs. Tho Stephenson.. • • John Harsell, of Pickering, cal -on 'friends here •on -Saturday o • last week. Miss Clara Bolingear, is spendin a few days with 'her sister at Ja McFarlane's. The heaviest snow -storm' of th .season passed over this locality o ,Monday evening. Rev. Barber and wife, of Stouff villa, were the guests of J..H..an 'Mrs. Beal on Friday.. Mrs. James Milne, - of Nort Claremont is suffering .from. a affection of her eyes. Mr. Burkholder, of the Sove eign bank, of Stouffville, was he on Friday on business. The foundry chopper is no doing an extensive business and i -giving every satisfaction. The Broughain hockey duplayed a friendly game with ou boys on Wednesday evening. Word has been received fro Chas. Bray; that he arrived safel - at his- home, Gleishan, Alberta. Mrs. Wm. Fainter and Mis `Cowie, of Markham, spent a fe •days visiting friends in Claremon A. B. and Mrs. Dowswell an family have arrived safely at Fu William and are' getting nicely •. settled. -Dr. Ralph Brodie's telephon central has been moved to til drug store.. This' will be m•uc more convenient- to all concerned Messrs. Alger & Brodie hay purchased a- fine new soda foun tain to be installed- in the dru istore. itbout the first of May; The will also opeu an ice-cream parlor • Ourcurlers•were at Oshawa o Thursday of last week and wer defeated in the.contest'for the Cal der -Christie• cup. but stood secoo = for the consolation cup. Rev. T. Dingman, of .Kenil ,worth Ave., Toronto, will preacb • in the -Baptist Church next Sun day at both services. A full at tendance-is requested. Come and hear him.. The concert under the auspices a of the Methodist Church Epworth League on. Monday evening Iast was well_ attended and the -prc>- gramme much enjoyed by •all . those present, The proceeds a- mounted to about $'2.8.00. The.Erskine church -annual tea 117. anis entertainment took place-. last • :Friday evening and was a success •.in every particular. 'The program 'was good and every- number was :well rendered: The proceeds amounted to about $56.00. • Rev. Murray C.. Tait was . at Glasgoteon' Suri ay afternoon -in 'the place of Rev. J. W. Totten, 'ho was absent in Tottenham -on, account of his sister's death. -There --.were also union services in Clare .moot on Sunday at which Rev. Mr. Tait officiated. • Mr_ E. S. Theaker, Who has been • manager of the Claremont branch •of the Sovereign bank for some time has been transferred fun -0i here. At the time of writing his new position .had not been defin- itely -decided upon: We congrat-; `elate him On hip promotion.: He will be succeeded here . by . Mr. 'Trull. Previous to- Mr. Theakers 'departure from Claremont, a ntn- .lier of his young friends met in the Masonic hall -and presented 1iim with a Masonic ring as a mark of'their 'appreciation of him as a 'citizen.' The carnival. last Tuesday even • ing was largely attended. The • following is the list of 'prize -win- :iters: -• Best . dressed. " lady -=1st Miss Edythe Howitt; 2nd, Miss, Lyla 'Barclay. . Best dressed 'gent. -let, George Madill; 2nd, John • Farmer and John Wagg. • ' • Pie,Race-lst, R. Besse; 2nd, A. !Hu rd. ' The race for the' cup has not yet been decided as a dispute has arisen between the judges and the 'competitors. The free-for-all race was won by Mr. Sharpe, of Ux- bridge.- The judges -in - the dress. contest were: Miss M. Burton, Mrs. George. Morgan. and . Mrs._ H. Besse. The judges in the races 'were Messrs. Wm. Lafraugh •and R. E. Forsyth. An up-to-date tnttaical�concert under the auspices of the Citizens' band of Claremont will be given in the town -hall here on the even- ing of Friday, March 15th. A 3', s. h, n. h 'S g, o e, - 1 g - S. e u a h n r - re w s b r m y s t v t d rt X e e h e g r n e a • • first-class programme will be rendered in which the following well-known talent will take part: Yobn Kelly, ventriloquist, of Tor- onto; George Evans, bass soloist, of Toronto; Miss Margaret Gould, elocutionist, of Uxbridge; Miss Minnie Todd, soprano soloist, of Goodwood; Miss Bertha Sintzel, soprano soloist, of Goodwood, and Miss Mary Garbutt, soprano solo- ist, of Stauffville, and Misses Mary Todd and Edythe Howitt, accom- panists. This promises to be one of the best programmes ever pre- sented 'to a Claremont audience. The band is doing excellent work under the able leadership of Mr, George Coates and is a credit to the community. and deserves -the heartiest support of all. Admis- sion -Reserved seats 35c; adults, 25c, and children 15c.. - Constipation Baked sweet apples• with some people, brtag coarse all -t wheat brf fore will hhave the sarowefecn. With �t. Nature undoubtedly has s vegetable remedy to relieve every ilment known to man, if physicians can -bat find Nature's way to health. And this if strikingly ktrue with regard to Constipation. cats barka f o8 certain mostt treein aid s end. But, combined with Egyptian Senna. Slip- pery Elm Bark. Solid Extract of Prunes. etc.. this same Cascara bark Is given its greatest possible Power to Tablets Lammed Lx --es.. Is now mtoothsomee the Dr. Shoop Laboratories. from this ingenuous and most effective prescription. Its 'effect on Consti- pation, Biliousness. Sour Stomach. Bad Breath, Ballow Complexion: etc.. Is indeed prompt sad .ba=ying. pe No griping. no unpleasant put effects are ex - litho raapheand dmetaL boxesare S cents and 25 cents per box. For something new, nice. economical and effective, try a box of ax-ets "ALL DEALERS" BAKING ! On and after May let I will conduct business in the store adjoining J. H. Beal's . furniture shop; where I will keep constantly on hand a good sup- ply of bread and cakes. Cakes of all kinds made to order shortest notice.. - Ice -Cream Parlor in connection. ' W. A. Thomson, Claremont., Ont.. • • The undersigned will' be in Picker- ing every Wednesday fol' the benefit of his many customers who want their watches, clocks and jewellery repaired Kindly leave them at Dr. 'Bateman's drug store. All work warranted. ' TAYLOR. • 80-43 ' • Whitby. - Reward of. $10. 'NOVICE is hereby given that the Pickering Township Temperance Al- liance will give. $10.00 for the convic- tion of any violation of the Local Option- Law in the Township of Pickering. . GEORGE PHILIP, JR. " •' `?'�tf Sect. -Treas. 5raduateg .vf the 2epulcr TORONTO, ONT. Readily get positions as Stenograph- ers,, Book-keepers,, Invoice Clerks, Commercial Teachers, Shorthand Teachers, etc., at good. salaries. De- mand fully 'twenty times our. supply. Such a demand does not seem possible 'but it is true. Our superior work is well-known. Enter now. Catalogue free. • 'W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. 19y : ' Cor_ Yonge'and Alexander Sts The News -No Pure Drug Cou¢h Cure Laws would be needed, if all Cough Cares were like Dr. Shoop's Cough Care -and is has• been for 201years. The 'Natural Law now requires that if any poisons enter into a cough mixture, it meet be ',lint - ed on the label nr package, For this reason motheos; and others, should in- sist on. having Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. No poison -marks on Dr. Shoop's labels -and none in the medicine, • else it mast by law be on the label. And it's not only safe, but it is said; to be by those that know it best, a truly remarkable cough -4.•'edy. Take ni chance, par- tioolariv with/ your children. , Insist on having ' Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Corn. pare carefully the Dr. Shoop package with others and see. No poison marks there I You can always be on the safe side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Simply refuse to accept (any other. Sold by All Dealers. TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE. Pickering Township Temperance Alliance met onaMon>y last in the Temperance hall, Brougham, at 2 p. m , President Clarkson Rogers in the chair. There was much discussion. re tie Local Optiog Law in the township, and although drunkenness is reduced to a minimum it is believed that the law is being violated by a number of persons in the township. On motion by Messrs. Brown and Headman the Sec'y was instructed to write the proper , authorities re viola- tions of the local option law. -On-motion- of-3ieasrs. -Bundy -and Brown it was decided to offer a re- ward of $10.00 for any conviction of violation of the local option law. On motion by Messrs. McFarlane and Bundy it was decided to petition the Provincial Government to remove the three -fifth barrier. On motion of Messrs. Hopper and McFarlane $15 was subscribed to the Dominion Alliance. On -motion. by Rev. Mr. Bell and Mr. Headman the meeting was ad= journed to Meet again at' the call of the President. Gro. PHILIP, Ja., Sec', Brougham. TEMPERANCE HOTEL PROPER- TY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -That valuable property sitneted in the centre of Pickering township. The building is toad brick 9 storeys high. 17rooms. good sheds and stables. Must be sold or rented at ones or it will be clos- ed up as the owner is not in a position to run it. Posss7ession given at once. Present occu- pantJno. M. Oerow; bought be rougham. Ont.��- - Apply Let Others Help you To recover your stolen property. The 9iekeriieg Vigitanee -"ammitteti • - - will do •this. Members having property stolen communi- cate immediately with any member of Executive Committee. _Membership -fee - - 11.00. Tickets may be had from the President or Secretary on application. Arthur Jeffrey, J. A. O'Connor, . Secretary. • . President. Exec. Com. -Geo. Lena. D. E.'Pngh. C. S. Palmer, Pickering, Out `Farmer's Trucks ! Bring in . your old wagon and get the wheels cut down. Make good farm trucks. Buggies,and other vehicles repainted at reasonable rates. _ Thomas Patterson,+ CLAREMONT (DowsweIrs old stand.l Plows, Cultivators, WAGONS.. Any of the above or other farm • implements furnished at . right prices. Massey -Harris Cream-. Separators. - for sale by - . _ JOHNSTON BROWN For Catarrh, let .me semi yba'free, jest to prove merit, a Trial. size Box of for, Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It ie a snow, white creamy, healing antiseptic balm that givesiestant.relief to Catarrh of • the nose and throat. Make the free test and see.. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Win. Large jars 50 'cente. Sold "by All Dealers. - NOTICE To Farmers in the immediate -'vicinity of C:aremolii• I -bare placed a big new 45 horse- power boiler anti a ne,w..iip:to-date grain chopper of the vert best •snake in. the Foundry building and am pre- pared to do grain chopping, ecival to any mill in the township • .Chopping Days=Monday; Wednes- day and. Friday of each week • "Tarn :also open to•contract for shit= gle sawing . , . R. W: CURRY,' • Fo dry -and Machine Shci, Claremont. Stock Fo and Sommer Stock most go. Preparing for winter stock, so I am selling .International Stock Food, Spreads, etc., at cost • STOCK FOOD.- • - • - By pail, were $3.75. now $3.00 'By package, were $1.00 now 75c , .50 " 40c .. .25 '' 20c all other preparations at same rate., E. W. Bodell, M rcugriam I The Sovereign Bank Canada: Head Office, -' - - - ': Toronto. Randolph Macdonald. President. A. A. Allan, Vice -President. D. M. Stewart, General Manager. Capital Subscribed Capital fully paid .up .. •.R.eserve Fund -Assets_._Qver GENERAL BANKING. -:.: • $ 4,000,000 3,998.000 1,255,000 25,000,000 SAVINGSDEPARTMENT.'. STN TEREST CREDITED QUARTERLY. E. S. Theaker, Manager, Claremont. OE NT RAL I'M D IT TELEPHONES. - and all orders forpure drugs and patent medicines will attended to if given by phone or letter. ; Come - to our stare and see for yourself: We carry everything that you need in our line.- The Claremont Drug Store `dasha At the 'Corner dime ,tare-- far 2� . •argatn� fDeeky, '�anuneneing }eb. 25th, 07. 10 pair -Men's heavy boots, size& 3, 9. 10; reg $2.15 to 1.35, sale price $2.65 to 1 00 4 pair -Men's light boots. Sizes 9 and 9; req $2.00 and $1.90; sale price $1.70 and $1.45 i pair -Men's due oxfords, size 9, reg $1.75, sale $1,30 2. pair-Youthe. fine oxfords, sizes 13 and 12i; reg $1.00. sale 50c. h 14 pair -Bay's vy boots, sizes 1 2 3 4 5i reg $1.50 and $1.30. sale $1.36 and $1.06 "- 10 pair -Misses Oxfords and Ties, sizes 11, 12. 13, 1; req $1.25 to 11.00, oale OOo and 50e 24 pair -Women's butt boots, sizes -2f 3 301 4 4f 5'5f; reg $2.50 and $1.50, sale $1.60 to $1.00 -- W. M. PALMER, Prop. Ready For Business I. We have finished stock taking and are ready for business. A large shipment of Graniteware just- receive and will be sold for cash which. means _ _.- Small Profits and Quick Returns. Furnace Work and General Jobbing promptly attended to. CHAS. SARGENT, Tinsmith, Claremont. LIFT, FORCE AND PUMPS0 _ _ 4 -w- -,and. SUCTION __Constantly on Hand. Prices- Right. y'. Wind -mills . erected and Repaired, Direct telephone communication with all parts of Pickering, Markham, Scarbor•.o, \Vhitchurch, Uxbridge and. Vaughan townships, also Stouffville, Markharn and Pickering villages, over Independent -system... - -- - -_• - - _. _ . - - • Orders -promptly attended to. -Repairing done. .. . _ . John G.r erow • Gerow°a Boar -Claremont. J. Hill -IRICHARDSON'S .Important showing of finest display of China. & very large assortment of ' 1- 'Stationary. Bodks, Dolls,' Toys, just received for the Holiday trade. - Call and see them..• .. Subscriptions taken for all Magazines, Weekly' and Daily Newspapers W. J. H. RRiOI3AR►IDso1\1', Eroc3k Street. �C7CTh.itby CO' YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARgs • DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS AC. Anyone sending a sketch and description may . quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an 'invention is•probably patentable_1'ommunica- . tions strictly confidential. ItandbNcikonPatents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. reoelvs special notice, without charge, in the Scientific American. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest eh, ceilation of .any scientific lonrnal Terms. $a a year; four montbs, CL Soid"byail newadealers. MUNN• & Ca,361Broadway. New Yank i=r,nch Ofac-' .0'. r• ..' ,,,-.e-,,:.,c.nn, r C. The best place to buy Fat Stock Wanted . We are anxious -to buy any 'quantity of fat Hogs and 'Cattle. Highest -prices paid; If we -do not ' call on you drop a card phone,'or 'apply and 'get oft:• prices before selling to •. J. A. White & Sons _.Brougham. ST Wall -papers - -- ` - AT-. Binghams Over 200 samples to choose from at -4c. 'per fall up. Mouldings.to match all papers. Also, a full line of the:best Esints, Oifs and Varnishes, always In stock at lowest possible prices. Don't forget the place. W. G. BINGHAM, North:Clsrelnc,nt woo We.have accepted the agency for the Frost & Wood (Co's Farm. Implements and are now prepared to supply you with as'g000d'-an article for farm- ing as can be found in the market. R. J. Cowan, " Brougham. 3? — ----- �- — r 1 _ ..._ f one ores clearly upon her vision. and Int 1.-++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.+++++++4 +♦++♦++4++++++++++♦+++++1+++++++++4i dl , \' .pliru d with serve. clear! between 4 . 4 -- 4 + 4 Face I : 0000_ ��-' OR, GERVASE Rk�KMAN'S _._AMB TLON. - ' • e to the cuthug p tease o u lh, ut Here ailed + ',tUllintim litter'. `\ e le said, ' ' + n +!i hI d• tibia• r.tt,',.'inent-of the. heat!. and licit vacated by •!tie two• g,aasifr•r + I "\rti I to cunb•-atutute ,..,4i ?• asked lig4.11',..• r„s.. . • •.� L;dv, art. s 1 r., .• rind 1l+^ v'(xe er (.leer tee he. + "\,,. ' And yuii know it ” he replied f, -re the ligui i - came iniu v few. "1 Will .:,wJ that.- part _sit the business dark; I + .villi biting tluplxr 1.. -"but- fol •year• ,! C.+ -udder-appearance here 1 should have. promise you that faithfully : one. i; not to reveal 117o -whole. r+ ,, un her in time." -------- -. _ - _ _.f li"..-n-ii- It w ouldrouh + I.,..,., l•dlyd into Edward', eyes his cause ntc'tisintering. + .,•akar deepened; it seemly! to the it- '1spectally to her. returned,Edward's 1 4 ; tattered fancy of the other that he wore .voice: "they \vitt malarial).1ose_ + look of subdued but insolent triumph. was nal pr•osenf-o'J�' uhu\e all . she . + "My..coming can have. made nu differ- must never know:' +, ' ace. II you d`d not win her in four • "Nu ; Alice must never kboor. You tinned. ihs you would not in tire," he re- may rely upon 'ate ' Ile stopped short. dismayed, 'for by this time they - •pli.. "Look here. Paul." Edward added, had count till into Alice's held of vision, + after sonie..lnoments of • uncomfortable passing outside the tit-U•ees. Site was __�_�. sikme, "yuu tray awl believe it, bu' +++#♦♦♦+4♦♦♦++♦##+4+♦t+t+♦� awfully ' suety " -.' �,' that I fluty not >P to '.ni sat w•i i- t♦4'+4++4+4+ i+♦♦ uta a 3 t I' ,y:e • CHAPTER V. • -1) the extent of swung that he aught now rite ts pusibf td . bee : 11 1 The tail pirie-lies stood dreaming in 'the balmy quiet of the autumn after- . the toddy .gold sunbeanes, brood- ing; upon the vast greeu roof, found an 'efrtrance here and there, and shot through many a tiny aperture in long, _ tremulous shafts of.pewdery I;ghl, which • blunted ther'irselves here and" there against the solid red trunks of the pines, Dandling them into dull fire with their ••touch ; they- shattered themselves - into scales of paler light elsevt•here aiming the dark boughs, and desotnded softly, their color fined away. into a dim gray memory of former splendor, .upon -the thick noiseless carnet of fir -needles, where 'few things . grew save occasional btrsggling bramblts with; neore leaves than -fruit. The low deep murmur 'which is never ' wholly hushed its a pine wood, even at the stillest seasons, rcse fitfully in soft .. -swells of plaintive remorstrarice dr half: chiding care, and died away into a, •dense brokcii again by some fuller tone .. • et deeper meaning, hinting ,vaguely •of .epic grandeur. the unrevealed -glory of; which Moaned itself gradually into a yet more mystic stillness, only to wake again and again, and cast an unspeak- ably soothing charm upon the solitary -rambler among those grille! and gloomy aisles... Yet the afternoon was so.calrn that no' breath appeared to wake drat eequisite ° wind -mus c The lofty pules stood motbaless the blueear ten mass of their. - meeting tops' showing dark' and still against the pale, tranquil heaven, when to leave her; she was glad That. his ,I it my good fe•ow , . mother -did not' know what had Pa -td: , k'' sarcasut. "Allow are to cue iatulale tier..wlri'n t;er'va-ses •e,er•watchful eyes caught the'g,leain cif her light -dress upon and she lavished. unusual tcdltdernetis I woes" tie added.' •.u,pon her that day. to make, .up fpr the'1' "I quite thought. YOU were and un cagn y• .the I needle-strewneraire added. quickly 1 e- closer affection site coats nevey give her I everybody'•herer beliefp a. right. to ctaatn.' a tenderness which' honLr--I vas—trot exactly glad—but covering• his self-possession; "are you misled Mrs. Annesley, who did not think I pleased that you were the winner., since 111 aloner' I hay.e,be�en waiting," she re- heat Paul's quiet and Matter-of-fact art-' Iliad to be out - f the running." ` nourrcetnent of• -his intended return :11J•it..:,`1 admire your lira!=n�ity,,mydeid pie . t"Where r -r? Oh rlie'others? t- 'What :Uuu'slry urtlsl return 1., your sr 'ter and England could re alt from adisappoint- Icotrsin,' thought Paul nothing �tiiie vv ha'st'e left atone all this tient. than lu help ) u ill' facing the_ ufpusile direction to that 'hence they 'came, and was ser• front. lha'ic. view by- the tree -trunk -be- 'hind her until. they had ahhost passed ';ln had ...in word, of reproach. •Thee friendship of years ivsoke within tier, . •'rk1 called up a thous:ind gt'nlle. happy1 n'niort,iy of the friend whose life she. .iad. unv►iltingly' tamed_ it obliterated' all 1113 harrier features of his character mud accused her of nt,dh' .; .M•veray to the tread. . \\ity hal she 'refused him? .she !nigh-• have graa a to !,hit and laved_ liilit it she hail 'tried. -he thought in the titst o\erpowsring rush of pity and sur- - '' 1 will tell Mrs. Aon 'l' Y-', she staid is tat.. choking back the passion -which ;ti ged up wiUtiu' tier. "And you, Mr_ .\trnesls y'," she added, nn•rting • to •Ed- ivsrde vwho liaeL. fieen ki king on in ,peeehless ui1gi'isai. appareetly unob- e-eved by Mier. `}n ,Ii are. ' het• nearer kinsulan—you will takr,he' sows place -- tome -with rete "." . "I leaven forbid I' .cries! Inward : "1 urn the last 'Jer.Mlrl .site will. wide to see." ciervase perceived that. ea.cfi 'took the other's .words in a .>eir c' different from that intended by the git'aker: and smiled a subtle smile as tie replied; "Annesiey• is i•i ,�ht. ' 1 wilt k -Il ,her at! myself later•- - Go and break what yon.know gently to ter, Alice. I. in they meantime, roust eouniinnicatt uvilti the utilli,rilie u. 'Yea, meat, but conjectured it to mean tallier I give me greats!! plea.<ut', ;ecce., and to ntarfi .a considerate wish you out of a world for v. int you are hip l i .spare Alfie the public announcement virtuous." dt their engagement- Ile did not say precisely this. but when Strong in her atone perfect sett -mastery, tie spoke, the eoundar[ his a.otee carried i Alice. who was young and had not hum 'beyond hirnself, and the peril -up tete.. There he andinquiringly' ervsse regarded eict learned -to bear pitifully with . human torrent of jealou-sy and rage hurt mad- other inquiringly for some moments. weakness, felt little tenderness fur Iv forth.. Edward wes'so surprised -'b} -saying nothing. - 1' Self -contral. she• mused. as she this exhibition. which was a, revelation i'1ti; silence ,n fill of meauing.--pre- wls's sun -cion.;• of no thought while" it lasted beyond a weak ctrik[ish wonder that Edward should be wearing Pa -urs, hat.' a triviality that she communicated lu i�ri curiealthe'. Bine, though it `recur- ret! to her a.ftet•wurd. ' She. knew the hat b:, a piece of •edeh'eiss in The band, which alone distinguished it hum that worn In _the morning by the other cuurin. (here is much the matter. Allee, re- plied fiervase at last- in grave, measured tone. '`There has been -an accident." '_ to tremble; -she had risen ..seat`e•ron their approach, and ed hers against the trunk of Me deaf, said Gerease, laying ,thing, and • magnetic ler aa•m : "you naust -try to - el[ fur sake of tris u . Edward's face r as of an ashen hue, 14111 and - Slrutfiebl"- Pauls ser an hi' lip qutYet•ed,.his,eyis shone with un- "-might contrive a litter for Icer bets ;getl, natural light ;' he locked at Alice With a: )'tiff. in default of an) thine-, better." . ;oil of hector. as if she had bey:n u .spec'- Ills clear. inci:iive word; told on his ti -'eters a . Mit) neer failed to do. .ringing theta to themselves `and giving therm the ci:stinct motive?: their agitation 'prevented theta froru •seizing by them- selves. and stratghlway'.lhey carried otitt tri; suggestions us best they could. e Alice passed an hour with the be - reeved mother., on- whore.. the shock pro- - lre':ed .a stupefying effect which merge& t an utter prostration.• She Was roused' (rota this seentuig stupor sonie hours' leter• by the announcement that Gervase Reesmann was ready to give her what' ,retails he could of her Son's - death.. Atter a long interview with him she was asked if -stle-.would -- like to • see• hers nephew, and replied in, the affirmative,, . Edward, therefore, entered 'her pro-, • since, rutin and composed outwardly.. hut quivering with--inwiird emotion. He. tried to steak, but his lips refused utter- - ;tnce -when he leaked upon the .suddenly . aged and 'Worn fat'er .be'fore tem. Mrs. Annesley was dry-eyed and apparently -calm ; site Tose from her seat upon his: - entranre.�ri.l hazed steadily and sternly with. glittering_eyes upon him ; then she.I spoke in the deep and 'tragic 'tone she aided eommand,upon oc,•asion "'W Mee- le any .6071,- Edw aid- Manes-- .. ley ±"- she asked; "what have you done - with my only son?' (To be continued). -lis st. pared Alice Ivy evil tidings, although ;he l au S., stroll d in the majestic peace of the for- tehim, that he -listened ht silent gu est -stillness, 14- one of the most essential 'distinguishing and remembering no - qualities in ••harae•Ier : no virtue is of thing -clearly beyond some 'wild hint of any. avail. without it ; the -world .belongs, .. killing' whiever should many Alice, at as -Ger-vase• so frequently observed and w'hic'h he wailed forbearingly the -Mort -flies -tented by his example. to the titan irritating timing lie cnuid do. who krii»vs how It/niece stiff when the After some vain: attempts, as well heuee is on fire- •meaning as they were fruitless. to bring Gerva-se hail resigned her like a gentle- Paul to a more rational.. condition, Ed- ntan, in spite of those. rriasterful.word' ward gave up.. of his on Arden down. words which still, "1 only irritate ftim'in this mood• what - rang in the ears of, tier memory from ever I can say.' he reflected. ttlrning.to time to time.; why could not ['aur? Ile leave him, siting into .a contemptuous had much. he might- surely do without dislike for Paul,. wtricli..'a'as_ clearly ex - the love of one poor girl.. Many a. wo- •pressed in his face.. than would be proud to accept him ; "Stop :" cried Pani. with a sudden many q woman Ie "rd '"those passion; change of manner ; but Edward refused 'evey.d natur'e5, and !mind a way to t; stop, elle taw• that Paul_w•as too s re conteel them ; he rhigti4 let her ..go in to be reasonable. and. knew that n e ti- fend we pt'at e. thing tsar. a quarrel could. result free,, het ndow A"-plgcon fluttered cat above her head : further parteyutg ; silently swallowing elfconte 1 you d h' u raOr he therefore retraced tie -Contra; -Mice b from he now bra a_tre:. . "Be V the eye caught them .-rd' ways un .. the ..he heard its pinions clatter as it d c, r i ttrothrr. - slope, dark: and. Mill agam;t the green away into the pea:.ful sunlight a e steps attd went batik to the water•fulle "it is Paul." .;Isco replied..!, .- •"is mountaineside on whtt+,�ey lay. Tike a the "river: she rho ig,imt- _she heard rot near va•Rrch the others were .grouped. l tip It i iifl __ Mantle, when they were seen from befused yokes arid a c^y, arid listened irieture listening eningSto the is of thedoruwn the I "lie-. h head -"dead:" cued . Edward:. low • A subtle,'. sitlnuliihng, fragrance t'•iltly. Naas ft -the ' fees party ••, -arm ro,l,s rn a t. leap fact with an agitation he could not t dead. -"Dei;--no ' exclaim -ed Alice.- ,"not dead, it is not true. Paul can not be dead; it • floatd thrn .Jt those shadowy aissle» ; `-the distant melody of coo.-t».lis from the reEzy past.trres carne half hustled to. ince itself tu__ the dim stillness' : the rltf ii LLloll i. The fact that his • tares occas.auul y ruined the surface of a little rosary web the pa.�,ioni of mien. on ha•torte.. \o one ,s so detes- the august silt:t t whir It .pread, like a and. longing wit,! the itniveisat long; ng; toga as the man Who. has -' i n US- hate.. in an i'alrrt tlu•Lugh ;a's'st ' ooitlatrd. 5011- of the human teert for "something -afar table k des, . . front the spl.e:re of .o•ir surto v," yet al- undigtnified position. Aiei "Paul .Anrtt1 - tev was as i r Alice pastel :•lave 1' ;along tee:Wo'itt: the' ways tiupirig; e find it ..there in that. very. .east vibrating retie ,iw.•d'arid refrut-lied sgiltere,• -.A mighty prate fell frnrn .the .•by • the deep sager.: her. heart awake to cuitu heaven tl:rutrgtl the. digin nturr iur- :. the lightest bee ii .�[Fe;n'anity pulse's ino aisrce into her Ii art and refreshed of Nature,. to ht.o'ls ,re whish •strori ly it, like the, ntanral vvtti•Ii dcscendt�il un- touched, woitde+in .vhat_rn•.• faint' dairy sewn in -thenridnigtrt eilence of old, a-nd musk of . the 'pine -wigs - nteiint,• new' relrestit.d the Banger:ng, wanderers in swayed a.- if by: the f:'r- Oft passion if :..some reeling ernes w--nown err dby, the )mads bea-r•y of .2:•-L there any synrpstity between tete great heart of Nature. whence we ;ill draw -our dieing. -and the—throbbing htintarr !toes into whiu"tt the vague music of its voiCis -l; -poured ? -Del the pine eelede mount loos eilluence touched .`iter, nuthtnfi decided that she must -be carried dawn :or•exult over. her, rte rather acre out--iert•,•d. the su'e'-t cairn; ~.hese duu' not 141 thedwith which s -be carried miles vent a. :kerne strong, tones .if. comkirt and heal- dreilm that the balmy air of that Mill tarn. Ilea, b, chic, _wars rc', set off &s- in - ung' Many thin$y teas:: egad assts had tai wu.� yert viiirathrs.�rith the •;itsrF'1 ,,nue in seareft of some means of con - Mg. or eats it the wa�I of a p.over oi,uld diatingrn-i nothings but try' ti3risle Paul strode ante -pasta after {'rim and u: -a cow' -tilt titlully wandering. a. fur then stopped. ehad- -Brig theim koe,k of If. o' the faint echo of a.peasant's song:. !control which had• Sed- hien to trsis liitt wild ` d •---h word, and -make himself -pigeons' half•querthous,. half-conten'ed . tiny b-autiful the world is. and what an t Kt'tteraily. ...Murmur, the . motiles of a twit.. 1h6 a 'divine peace -there- is in Nature • she e rustle'. of snnwr shy anirnat' among the caused. it rl;a + Sour! tix u" ig see Wage fury had betrayd him into the threat of b= �• � killing lea successful rival put a keener'. •. i d a .14/1 - as Fi e breathed ; it was v�'otii,dti pr(tie which' most- fiercely barbed the arrriw of his rejected Love. '-herefore the fury `of his hate and -love and,' tealoit y •gt'eu In.: that solitary place tilt 'it bid "fair to stifle him, and it was same time before he could .uflicietiltly compose himself outw'ard-ty the desert, she was in one ot.thoae rare !t o back to ttie,hafliu late. and .- oilled needs ui wit+ch• our ruurrat- F g -p Soon' --after• he had joined theme, the- il' tuft., •tette us like a castoff role: walKuig•paele began to utove-away from wn<•tt • the pies:' tett s el "the the pastces I spr-rrgr• whet-. .Eleanor , who had C.t. ..l bard... ii, r. d tree future eases twisted her ankle before they sat down tit, 'li;tda,w.; u;,,eti_ its. .but the soul te-eathe» frt'rely in the quiet. No trout - •A. deep, lead sob escaped from. 'Ed- ward. - - "It is too true." •cont inued • Gervaee. in quiet, even tones wtii':h calmed her ; "he slipped on the -cliff'_ 'edge, . poor fellow, up beyond there where the. path -is nar- row,.: lie fell pito the river, and.his body a•a., quickly swept awey-by' the.current•" --Iter: bolt' , Alice turned sick and fried . A Ms-YTE-n OF BELIEF. " .:... • -Not .long; ago a certain farmer closed a foertpath. a-er'ss oar' of his fields._This- . was mu set'eLei l by tri,' rrlhabitants of the elistriet. who .elirinled • that a right-- t - way existed, Eventually the Matter came' tO.'`ore - the--.rwru IS. end- a- deet,, a; ;ican in fvv;nr cit the termer'. I,-gra.<li• the- fact_Uuit ttte-man she_ had iytt w As the publc• still-peirsist.ed in crews - he ttiat._tnot`ntng -ill,uktlnw with 1�as rte lic•ht..t1"w ever, the owner lathed' igti and life and in the ,fulness of tli> T a tri, us hull.into -ill. Alter one or youth. iii "lying quiet in the -rushing lite daring spirits had been a,r*•sistee• anti waters belnv-hurled and silent forever: .of a fi:fd aver a' hedge. a deputataoo iit:pe - storm and -stress.," of hi;. hughted waited on the farmer and asked tutor., liepes' and vain love swallowed up and w; a special favor, to withdraw' the bull stilled in the green waters flowing so lie aped• the or. of the lath. tranquilly by 'in the sweet sunshine.. This. t'w >thearu might have dour, had "Oh, Paul, Paul t" she r..,t one oY th p sobbed' to .s -hue e de et.tt;an unfortunately en ..Uri if had - vein,,: wtis i r ernot Mrful a ony . r erns► ked a• It, was Iter e L, their meat,_ friend mat otic' could not bel known--Iii 'You lan,,w- there as,a. right-of-way," stand on the injured foot, and it. was "Inesti !" said Gei•vese. in -.the '=tones I ;Oh,. is there!". "blurted out the farmer, that had such magnetic power over her. with lis ofd o ~Iinacy. "I've heard that 'Ill is no u e- to -give • w sy . Sante uta f Must break it to Nies. Annesley'.;'- t'Ti'►ei an' I didn't telt. ve it. the -Alice scarcely' •dieturgutsticd the sense judge hear3 ;t an' he didn't believe le. d \aw• straits. you'll have to ge to the she arcing her back to ,.ie vtllege, and he a,f. Ills vvor•ds, though ►n. recce ca lm• fquntain-head an' atltY with the buil: rt attd sunshine + hrldretr troltrk ng; ba. Ly. a !taloa.,) and hatredngIjer. Ttiat-strauge. aven a Death,. had ht; itaiil he it, all well and Good: it he rF• ineath Lti"m ` merry part its of h, lila)• Wes iltF irittocr`iil cause. Nature starut1 dewed hitnot la;ayrn,*'Noll ingrof h isai•eosdn .•r within herll limo th lis of pity arid regret death he'll' te`I you so _ within into the seuttblanCe of the re- less and t orinlst calm ither acnil� `nnr Sibyl and utorth vtertu ire theeer fails .to call, ftp ' IIE \\'k' WANTED: bttc'Sti, genersJn; -of. Dein. stroll- .proud purity : saw uta- fee• the turiu!•er of survivor. Ihat,she' there spar: from th+� illabe folk be- ,weeps•. nor. does shH quiver ui hot ar. g<r• disappeared g;rndually ,a,rthl i,nty yearn vainly for the last op i'ara]rr—"1 understand there•'s a fin' • tragedies, pertraps: dark- deeds responsive to the 1e). the a.,ri•uw. or the octant! of saying on•'. kited word to the g down the'Eteep .pa!h; till las face.wti,� p 3' ,• s anal. fat •Qit; for sale here; cinl see it±" !seen while standing tlit'rt, in tempts,. ce,ntlict of a soul in ages) •ween al of Which _ nluicers• pas. sing- lterough.: ut . noonday so serene:), aloof from the ltaselon . u _ love men. that nothing human an,:sully her tillt lou �rng bw• fot'leaving the ri ,t of the party' •i nc rrvase never forgot the impression his , departing. figure made u n them rem as he is , never divtulhoe to the nit or ear of inset. wrath u! the frail ,creatures vtho fir! eaman ssho had los,d her , o strongly caths' ohe Fe liar, ,some onI er' blued anally lost to view.. lie walked with bunt wildly tend the _Boy f h p ruts , tltcugso . .:. Did the echoes—and rntzirr"ri?, of 'those their tittle hoar b'•nealh oak' have' 1 head and moody .tact hke-ri►i.' nn elted i ' t things inhitl up and entangle zes them g llrmm here eot glee i.iduw arid' reurenibei Ilial her lust words to wants to see Pelves the intricate • mazes which fallen etg•x n her clear spirit -. [torn the' tn' troubled' Ulaug;ht grid diad. lobs!! c� ' farmed tee !toeing ro rt' above her ', ' As steric ena.a' d shortly before, almost t, cuss bled'. t _---- — • -the strolled on •tire sltadiwe •broke and . within....io- it of tho..e solemn pines. "Paul is s. desperately to.irl)' the trunks besetled in the growing light, 'l'Ite excursion tu" the source of -theeglum of hint • tilt the last collonade, stood dark against river had not been .a great success; the that it is a real relief ,to . •tfie blue sky.: \\ a; •that the ru:;h of torte hien "Wee more or less • pre'uccu- for a i me.. !elle oLOsen•ed. "lir i; that •' :eater stealing gently en the ear" '!'here ; pied, s,t yI- was• 'unusu-siIV, grave,. and . the prrtfeioual err, the gravity of the *here the wood endeds es she kne '. the'; devoted Iien;, to beguiling Pant rd' l,•e,-.'(.1`K•irvas'• Ls *'ani you supines ,'.-grimness ,green river ran duvi•n Iritni its motutlatn'.. mf,lii- .tnelan o } bid. deep and swift b i ts:n precipitous with si-ane succe.,a Ie, throw her alta I I. ncarnate," 'whits] Eleanor... -pettishly : -;-cliff; of r:><k. the hirer 1krtlYs, .diwrrline. wand lugetlier;• only -,Eleanor appt.ared 1 ouster, do II � .:thieie rptetbu t ,scowl to with such :Switzerland from. I r -in ;i'. quite ,at ease, . The rest 'i f' the party' •hail jmna ' -to 6 \\I -al, they hail emptied the proviaieo r pair. Have Olin' InniTr''- I I • not to spend the day at the scut d: Dc itis in - hrisk}t at tits ptct.iti e rte,• east ale w hic•h ; i ter v u„' ter ornnt,'trd, it lite tni,uuIs ii ir.'rtt'- alis v't, pasein,., Gams flown the live riche the cradle of i Mlle: bur lake a hoot; :and ,••t Eleanor. among'thimigti'the wood an -1 try 1 h !..,j11. •lh.d fr',nticqt riwcr, f';tttl Ie•ft the rrotil,.t wh" ••vas lyit.r in Ili• :Esti!,.. upon o ',.111'4110 riser: A;I stir t(red from. tar to g:') raid buy [rill ala ctialel hu it JGy'. , itid himself o•ttokm I off goin l[uto limey! last mountain climb, Itnii remained.. in'ant!'i':award followt:d hitt!., • .. on tile. village to hear Mrs. :\nu'sle`• vwi h I 1'110l, a' glad r�winhle sae' u 1 Ut utoin ii hitte all l ft it some t U01 lit, iii ik Mantes. teslk hark it'r}'desk a i i• !n r`vi book:.-her quiet, ear 1't. the ism-, for• •tilt exl,lahtitHe did• liaeF :it lir-•, t i the villarc'. met se'<', if tie corns! `tele ethers -cm their =Is it vc u•t1 way I as- i dell ; hit facet! at oil at sight of h„i,, EdwC't' i' rd in hist tr:•h .fee -our, Mein; of ' ' title batt set ,cul 'full i•arly. and there- I, but could not n e It lima fele-agilely. ilely' •-• • I Coitry ing his sister. ii ii \, Ilia rruufn tltblt tui `,n harm- fore loitered. nit iiishin to walk• too "\,\'ell hu I'' fur. It wns thi' .ii r •rinie,'she- reenacted : ory• of fall the' uynten111ri, iara-rong hula" ,isid-,.l chair,- thair,'-Qhs-i . said. -\itf!tnus the i'illl lie • i-ith •Nita -.weer, It it she should meet I yard I w Seel, croft ittTtrr: ' _ ._,.. Paul. d(ir•hurl, itu arriving at 1otUgrL'',hiJn-as• he slnhe: tho..seltnul-Ie,y rt ni rltrc a1 hand . . _ the night before. announced Ihtit'he had ries. the treeinh ditllchell tsvor'ilofiait al5 ens fans. sico in hislh�lid cirri -id \', !ding but one more clay i:i sl'end In "-ivezer-'j eiken• o land, lxo tic e 'tilluits r -:Attired Ins returu. hie invariable !'otter fortune. till' the last a beneath th a cluster of lo's. by yit shot Fond,! ,' bolrie. •. it raineit• iiiIr %het he lied she -en:, few tett a .flit! Arad-iveeail orris aniilsltin� a -cher wrapped silt a (Woeta rtley tilts j,+airo, cisithlta • F•� little cun.sideration and good tnsle as .ln ... to remain with theca after what had immediate sut,c.i: s '•`it"ri:e•tdeg tl I-imselfshad iar's thehook [jinunread ut_on,intrs keee,i he-teeing. t l o 'cSed hl, the troal,• when -she gave 111711 • ted vairrh fur ), al • , •ur I ili.;'nonly beneath the afterneeen stillse -thtr Mint rti _hisastori •charged herr s.with loving sett-control wel'e'a i, +tst' refNddviwslair:dee leahediliaL distinct end 'final --and he• t sweeter: rulmtl n.F , a *i: eousin, a charge met by an indignant Lvery. fortx'urance- that .e fence whirls confirmed his suspicions. I shoes -fl in hired -he "the dell shear. to -•him 'itis conduct in thus taking her by ,stir- for three' Montle; tfie the ulbi tlr'tli hisit c- ptirlt.v.us`ui'-l :prise,and alingst obliginghu to gc)m ?b tslfim , creed nil hih, hr ulul ,hetiyit slover up her sr Loan stonewith him. had •etistresd titin kbeing bolter iniu.•.nd so charmed eves 'and lhut-,ll. and Melees . of bit, 'hi, fitful in the the. riackiif• oradatbranei—untlthe warmth, tdithtess, and s+litude , f'• ci 1(e had blended fantastically ut her heath on the ..eller beyond •mea.,'ute;._ slte_collet never �luslifying A'I c s agatn feel the old warm friendship nor: hrt;nded 'rzn 164 over: hie eel -leas dislike 'him ;_, he hart fallen ton deeply. She saw: that all the finer elements of his nature '.. that his passion oserlciweeed him, and. were suppressed. Ilea affection natural to :-.swept on beyond his control over every -7 hthl'1va5 gnencleal, -the- eel • habit•• of thing, bearing tern helpless t s a child on brotherhood broken : what formerly • its flood. That was his great fault ; it, strengthened his friendship now fed his 'neutrallaed all:s tut' lee! doseendenl of lainawoke at night trim hardere. of.. dre_anpland. I hen >r voice stole upirt her dreamt, the fnritihar vniCO of hervitee, .saying* she knew not what, but using urrisice arid • resolnle tones ; another t.•plu•d mors earnestly sltll, a vnire drat serried the i1eepe'st4hiw- cur- rents of her tieing, nail she awake, it Ihe h virtue's nil earned d slike, tic vv a. c• sher he hadpat 11eastttcoma-ti. Ins senilis fortsixa mortal lweeks,putting a keen I tree-ly trnunk hn•frou t of her shaped itthetn- t* :-r T Z Y� 'fr 4, r 41 325 - "' F iw es vId •- • E• :'-i--;---------14,-,---_,..:::.2.--7,---- ,,,.. r:<. -_.';.s.: f ' ht " i:DUCATED RY A.VEitsrrv. - `t• Chat w.,mhn (mending carpet!• -"1 .11 ever thought as 'ow I should come fa this, Mme. Me that wits that well e'ddicated that afore I w•as. married 11' - ci•,uldn't evert make a beef puddin!' - RIP • AV . BURNISD TO IWATH IN WRECKLEABINGNAnKETOUk Two Express Messengers Killed on � 'Inrorl:o, \(erect-, D. -Wheat -Ontario-- �,). 2 will(.:• winter' 71lec to ?2c;- \,1 rel, 71;•• la. 72c; No. 2 mixed, 70yc ,to e • • Pn 1 71x. . R. Mani oba--•No. 1 hard, 87e; \o. 1 not•- .th'r-tr, 86;. _ .. the C A despatch from Montreal say.;: As the ' result of a collision between the east- bound. C. P. R. passenger train which (vets Toronto on Thursday night and a • :westbound, freight at Mountain, a small - station near leenip!'ville; about 100 miles. west of Montreal, early on Friday morn- thg, two express messengers in the em- • ploy of the. Donlin on •Expri s Company Icst their lives. - _The .engineer --of• Lhe passenger Iain was painfully injured. and several otriers received minor in- juries. „JAS. G. NICIIOISON• ex-pres mes- senger, Laurier Avenue, St. Ifenri, Montreal. WM. IIiT(IHNS. express messenger, It - Cobourg. • - _ INJURED... INJURED.- A. Lesp,eranc'e. • baggageman, ',St. Adeline Street, severely cut• across. tee: :forehead. J. E. Queen. passenger from Owen Sound, cut on the !a e by the shock 'while shaving. • John 1fertney, 'Richmond •Square. 7. Montreal, enginr'er• of !he- passenger •train, hard erushed.and otherwise ,n- ` -. jtrred. The pres.a from Toronto. which 'left tit night' and- ivies" due in Windsor 'Station at 7.33 Friday morning, had ' : _ fust rounded :..the curve west cif \IQun- fain Station, wh,'n she found •a freight : drain, which ought to have been cle:Ie-! in the siding, in p sseseinn.of-the main • lane, -and the effect of L',.: impart was^•' disastrous. FEnginper Iva-tnay immesh- --eta`y apPLed the' erriergenry brakes.. brit it was too Tate to avert the crash. Ile t r el erats---No. 2 while, •39c to 10e• outside; • No .2 rnixa d 38:ac to 39c emergency bralee firmly, with •ihe resul that his left twnd was badly crushed •and -erre -o -hie--Oregr•r-s- o atnptt- tated ,later et the hospital.. 'Flo". Icer or, the pae ginger train, realizing that a tollisicn was ine\.i_table-, jumped and saved his life, as 'did thea engineer and 'riiremeii, of tile;' fraigit train. . The two engine; 'pray;tical($ tore the'n- selves to piece;, ar:d the mail aid ex press cars were enveloped in Haines. The two express !nen, elle had, it is .b:1ievcd.' been petla'ly stilpetied by the coneusion, were pintoned in the wreck- age and were burned to death. • !Men were •standing around with pickaxes, spade; and shobela, arixious to save them fi•�inl their terrible position. but they were unalete to renriar any• a-,sist- &nce,- I'oriieres of ttie bodies of the char- red and mangled remains were at. length re'oy'er•ed._ but they 'were disfigured be- ycnd identification. Mr. `�i,•holsen wit; a _bout thirty years cf ase. and !envies a widow and one child. Ile• had lined in Montreal for sone•, years. arid• ,resiel d at No. 43 1.aur`er. .Avenue. Mr. Iltt.chins, the other victim. whose nge i-'- about fitly. was horn Cobourg. IIe had b• e'rt in the service of the Do- minion Express. Company for many years. giving the bol of satiefection to hi., employers. On. the arr:vn' (,1.rTi? train iri Ment- r-aF,• -John Hartley. the injured en;rn• I err af. the pa:.seeger train. was lalean e tee Royal Victoria Nospita-?. where it • was'found that hs hand was so badly ru-het that ono.nl h.� fingers had to t l 1'ea.s-s4.: to S[ • The Years Production - Worth- .22 Millions. MINERAL r. PROIiUCTS Corn -Ne. 3 yellow- American_ 52 to 53x, Torontoun,1 west; Ontario(• tor-if/1:10 46':, basis Chalharu�freights. 1 Buckwheat In 36c. 'i Rye -Nominally 65c -to.66c. B:Irley'-No. 2 31C to 5,2,1e ; No. 3 ex-. . Ira:49c-.to 30'; .No. 3.. '47c . to .4ae. Flour -Ontario. 90 per cent. - patents. '$2.70 -asked, 82.07 bid; \(ani ob'a, first • patents, $i.5+e; seconds, $4: bakers'. •$3.90. ` . COUNTi1Y PRODUCE. .• gutter -The "nlat•lest continues steady, Creemery, printer .... .. ... 261: to e -Li do solids .,. ... 2:lcto24c • dairy prineL•. ., 22,: to 2:lc • • do tubs- ... .. ... ...._ 2' e to 21c Cheese -targe; I_ Sc; twins, L•-gg.;-Unctiangr'd at 3uc to 31c: stnr- a.ge, 24r' tae 23+-.• Poultry-1'tade is limited to sforage stock, and puce,` lire easy, . kens. Trish -kilted . ... lir• to 12c fufertor. • froern : to k, .. .. ...So: to 9c Dudes .... .... . elc Iodlc i7-Irrk'.v• .. .. .. .fes Metol:': ifoney-•llc to 1-2c per poiin!i for -pail -7; and 82 to $2.50- for rn nbs. • Brans- $L:.Te for . hand -p ''ked. -and c amputated. The lieu:. e. of the others • ' 51:33 -In $1.1*. for primes. ' I' ,'aft eS.. On'ar:o. 85e. to f'0c; eastern. !see m $1.:n o'ar lots here. _ Dated Day -$I1 to 's'11. -if for !jn. 1 timothy, and $$ to 288,-,.1 f„r •N-' . 2 .n car los ler '. • Straw -Steady at $G.7:� .fr $7 .n” car • _According to the report prepared_ by r o11'mete of the Department of 'Alines i 413,179.162. ' • 3,519 $ 59,2741 5,357,830 3,543,0891 31e,, 30,&194 110.932 3.836,419 ' • 5,940 998,5481 93,1 iron, is subtracted, making the net value the, miner products_ef Ontario for the' (;ald,_ou ices ...:., year 1906 represented a tate' 'value of $22,2,1,808. as.compar-'d,wilh 517,8:,4.2941 tn_19Q3_ .. 'Phis is -estiurute,,t on- the value of the minerial, in the forilrin which they _(cave Canaria. The net 'value of the metallic output w'as $1:1,179,162 and of the non-metal ie- S9.f(142,t;46. • • The most noticeable-gairr.s during the year iu the metallic group are those,. of silver. which \ as $2> .70,21`2 ; nickel, •$1.81,485: copper, %09:35.1 ;' pig iron, $f 1',.720.' 1n the nen- ne(allic the --execs of values Bro•- duced iii 1901; over 19u3 wore:. Portland cr'rneilt, 8595.563s anrl-nt*tur•d gas. 8216,- .97U. The•seetput of c,`ride petroleum was . vv ltti $I:36.9tai lett; Ihan in 1905. Tho output of this. niine., eit (cobalt for the year sa,:Si!\,•r, 3.:;.-,72;30 cuncee, wr,1'Lh. ...see,. '''• ; cobalt. • I2 Inns, -worth $30,_ •"19 r ruckel, tat; ton.,. and ei-eenic, 5}.3 $. L,,t,l the clo.-c of 1'.qu; the Cobalt camp L•;- s produc,•d r+•u16.f16t- ounce, of- silver, ✓ allied at $5.u13.47'') ; 440 tons of Cobalt; el:, tole, of riiekel- and J,lat1 " tone of arsenic•.. l;or the three -lust named con • - effluent. [nine -owners receive little or no return. but they. are a-Lrnat:'d .toe .be Worth 51;10.;;rfr, $13.2;7, and 83.396 1c- 3f'ccti% e y. .. I•eltow,nt ,, Ili table of rectal'iic pro - duets. It., •n,.:, value L. $13122".928: from sejileh $2 .; t00..the 5':i:.itle ar 101.36:•1 ons of Untarto Mon snle•ttcd lido- pig _brawl:, se : hp_ t end heed the':•were 'Etat ser: to _ . - tote !:ere•. *� t . OPER %TOR Di; n it1' Tfl.tfh .,.Two Wound. in Ili. Neck. fnUlirtnf Wilh • a knife: . • A deepntch from Pei.'" Ernest •Irconsielo, night •tpera'nr of • t' :OE'. R. at 4fa,kecr,'r' 1,.c,r ..s' ,bees 1; • mites enet of 11'4:: Art!' urs 'n as rtalehrd ( -death F -til eir ev cello .:snnkn gift' J.3 a tramp. ',vim t.a :. I hire n tt._'.frac!:. - The young 'ratan Mid been in 'rvt•rl 1•r, a vase to hie p.•;.re.r;L,,-.atel•1110nes beset; $(oilier} by aeriiir, t lir 1.1'1 ir rains reit WO'', he Left. earl/ to eta• oLertrn n .to • • walk .back . t -, I! .: -t., 'uu. :�;itur.drie realer:ln„ the l f R sr'i•teinreen r•nt•.rre 'r ., .elfin r r ea..; i t;.: tv, 1 .' Jl .. %. found fn: beefy 1f you( Ironed • Iv t i; i;!an� fete lege rrt-k ty . 't rt -'3.%::.:, c 'ry evidence t h ttr t:r ii.:d ,. n, u,r r, tri.• death by foul play. Trey nettle '- ;her iaaaet.rat.nn.• Fed ver• .1at'lled lo-; See that the: $rine., nein had two hounds, m his neck. inflicted with a-krnife. 'Ilii +"oat was lean, and there w. re , vldenees 'that-. a struggle hart talose f ae.e: •The' `. *now \ea.. covered ,.till! 11"n't; A short in tli: it, half f tau rel !'d1;75-, . ,dietanee-aw':t;v Irian Ihe -bate' .a_s found 1eazinlon in "np>rrrinr Courage in the 4$12.:,0•.. ,,ear rel.bit'k_ $�i to $-'i.:eii; : the w•e:apo•I1-\vitt.1.vienh 11.e ,(gees! had 1tritieh 'Common.. •• been done, art prdienry sek}.nito. It it..ne alit:heavy' • rrn;.c: g2e1"dr to.&!2-e(1; ss covered witty -bale:( ::.+1-desret('h from ieandorekeys: Te,li• • bat- do.. $107. to $tl5c,, dry. ea mad : (tr.cny vva.� gi'Ver. 'n the ltoltce of (;om• lrn'ar clear t+eu•rn. 1.'e I�: 1:r' • hir•reta `LMIts. 11cC.ONNE1.t.'S 1)IATI1 ' inorls en Wedneecley ,right folite Fuxic plate beef" $1t !o '11112.50"; half- arrels DI. 1"Flt 01hft. 0RONfr 17 Ekit \. -uprrrnc •Cbir'f flange, of Independent- t'oros4t'.r• surl••xenly' falletl. t • :\ t:ee al, re feern srvennar,. Genre' a. sp; - lir.. 4 trori h, atree ;0, of. T. rarto... •S'41)1:61.1;`' -"le"! 1r.L'g• : of file fndlepert•. dent (eel•. r• 1 F ss ••-s. whe gem.: t t Z1t �'lirl ith in hincirre for Ire benefit f. h. heellh, dier.eie 'L r l ty . aftertinn al' .525 ie- '-ori a•lesire {), semi • 11,1:,.. \i lle•re lien ties L ti ,fret fi(ra- wlfl, tri•.' ovcreatr:' slid eh. M. printer_ iWart f 1LC"w i� } ie . f i a t r'r �, Lc., Dr', Otoutivq,' (,lit had be•rn• asfferinir frr,1,(.-d 411., I-,, 'lir ae'er..-.L+1; ;t w' reit until. 1 F f:rrdat' : thrtt • tris creetienn Mere ng. -Mr Ieun'op .tin,( \ir, •Steve sr,n.«,r fare teifeti,' \lick., ac companicd this rema n • i • . ICON-rf:r \r. til4RNF•TS." Mr.ntrer�t.. Mari h - f3 t_. da t • V*" SiR'rr, ounces Cobalt. tons Nickel, tons - ';ipper, tows Lead Iron one tons .. 128.00',( 301, lei r iron, Ions ,' •27" 1, ,,2558 4,554,24 Zinc ore, tans • 400 6, The -output of the non-metallic group; was : - Arso ole, Tons •`1,29.4 f;rick, common, No. :00,000.0(10 $2.157, 'Tile drain, No. .... 17,7(x0,000 25:,54& Brick, pressed. . Ne. - 39,850.1X10 337-7951 • lt✓t., paving, No.. 3,000.000 45,000' P,uilding and crush- ed etene ... �GF0,008i f:alcln carbide, tuna 2.626 162,780' Cement, Ported, bhls '1,598,815 2,381,014] Do.. natural,rock,, "Ms. . 8,151 6,OOd Corund.urn, tons -2.914 - 262,448' Feldspar, tons •' 20,373 43,84' Graphite, tons • • 1.772 • 15,00100 (;$peon . tons ..-.... 3.265. . 6, Iruit•Iyyrite:. tons .. '11,095. 40,583 1.irne, hueheLs - • "',&'35.(X10 :496.785 MISS, tons • . . 3:x~5 69,041 Natural! gas Peat fuel, tuna• . ~300 900 Petroleum, Imperial -gellens • 19,928322 7§l Pottery, . , - _ 65 Quariz, tons , .. _ • 3.856 3,596 Salt, tons .50,414 367,733 Se wrr 'Dille • 3675.000 `r,drlite,.'cnbic it• 200 6,0001 Talc; tone - "1,235 • 3 030! n, hvvne,Ll•-,,floe 11U:1. \1;1;11t.i�f:S vol, In such crises ' ultivatton for the! %i . - goer. \^e:. z,: \.1 :' pr:i.ew, 53, !►i'ttibifrrl al No'rrinaf -Cost for i'nree 3 xsi b, r•t o+ Phoning. • N. : we to ;Pa • ! 4:c. \ . 4. 411;;,: 1•:.r the purpose •,f Feder:: farmers in 4 St p.,,„r• err e!i to"r. ' - - • tai' hcli.mt.'ut,.ut .u,f Pu it• -a,j d lots rine P a• -I o,:'i•• pia.. al•.t, earioa,1 ;ate. Ile.. };'-inc`•,;ting oft ',sale tx;,•limns cif r:in b' err ,. - - hear tonne a 0e-cp.-reeve ,ria -vie ha. -,7.--.hat. ▪ -. '.nib- 1 ' "i:••••',111: cru tit. _1 h'. aim tom, 'irimarily, to rant • .. $;ser I: . , rn tri I • 4 r � • ._ -. wrl'.,•: wIwa, I,:!h•!,,, G',:1,{ 'i, "1 ,',• ,-i r -r. t\•!."te 'anvl: ur'. !rr fr: K'ahi. of .ih•• _ - < ' a _ht r e!'ers,. • gal it s 3.7fi: •,1.n,. ie 1'''nrul r '''t 41' o,il. "rhes f) r :rtm•'nt pre- i • FOCI'tlaIS 1 t!+ • fi:r,• to.t�Lah� .plan latiurrs on waste f - (. Rt'S11F:D. _ • • • • tir:;t year or two i. v dyes _ I j A n;Irntier of pe•r ene t.,Ive already; P':lien advent:lee of the. offer made bye the department ; so far as known, tL results have. been- goorl-- The ,rtes crime • at' -r1 for .the --plantations differ consider-;' ably in rtutracter,, from rocky hillsides .o eats! I -,lain -near the lake) 1' - ;r MLI •te,i.: .err_ v 1 ere'. 8; ,s tt'0 -.4- t l h 4 t.4' th• (1rUnrio Govern-' . • - • • r,1 .'r on. or fila f+,rnt tL; to t !.'ttl•� _ 41 steep hillsides:, e , M if ': d� +l .ria h: gran •hi bags': •fi;' 1r• tlet eau ly,' radsy...:or gravelly • spots, t:,, ^ ,vr:u.ru, i.ili,1:- lttor- ,etc of farrfn� cart 'aft 'F i T`. i . .ere ` t'ier+i 1.' IT ollt•'1 IX un. a tyibte fair ,. ' ---=-,-_- •L e" In otllei' \vorti, the` ,$2" 5'i. sn, I e l •ii:•r 5.i' t, -)'''.;,:s45.• IF-Rib?'t �r tti' n err�e, 1 Il br i and arli ants, esus to gait', gas ei ,_`t r•eer VII. , devute_ fo.lite'.Wartting. of trees is land ti:, i.;;! O,It la -ii �b+,t �e In :' to rt wlliclr, Ulrnuglt iia met. of fertility or its Car •toga., 82.2e ,l4 1 in a n,tmhe, Int.. d;n,l toter -norm Will -net jay :lo grow field •4taye-`o L. $1 'tri \r. . I r,• \n. crops ou. • ---r- $It Sit, Iver navel, et par coy,L•, •1 tints( nut-ery was. started- at the • MARRIED.. \Ila TIIh Bp 1�tF' •• *4' 7,0 to $11 per''cri iri . ink. _ {,..\..Cello,' .. ormtc £hree years. two. du�•- i. nVi InL. Lia 3i.r.l N1, rneei. • ,« \\',(fond: i _ ,gore Major Seely, wife 1>' In't1..;:,rri, 8%•••• - to 1U'=• . n.1„rd,rtg twci ae rte tit tiled. \el ora• clay gel more . •'1 cornman•te.4 a co)apanv • •of• •Inn ertal rtn •Siz•-; breakfast baron, 1:,,; to' 16e; (hon this number. in- one year, thou tr fps etch frim \\ c;iar.'1 sriy�: \hs. P this •same number of _trees may be given T 1'r��manry in •lFe Muth 1fr:crtn \\•ear \\ indts •r •baron.' 13'.: ' kegs tti'c: fresh McC.oine!: urs .'sp;rexlate1 herefrom I ;aid tf was 11:e general Pepe le there I it' alat'nir 'slre: ed liege,. 81.ir fo lo !Tie .same man for crncral years .in 'She fumes of na--t'-11 me Min •f Int; the ministry of ilon. 'John Dryden, and a largenumberof while: pine, black tree.,!. f u14p, and other varieties of trees are. now ready for di lributon. Mr: F. J. /avit�. a graduate in forestry of the L'niverslty of \ti'Itlgan. is. in charge of, the nursery and of the distribution work. r-. , , ter courarre of a ,,mired mere. In the . •: see ►^ $6,7e:• Lorre(, heavy Ine; Any one farmer may secure, in any • omen asphv.cFated hr \atural Gas•+t ecurse enf Ihe debate on the War Sccre-ghee f. 88.7,.6; half barrel- do.. 144,,5; erne- rine .,ca_bn. fres, enough to plant up tarn ern]\ •^t � g found That married soldier's we're more Cour., $10.:.1: all', e. •37.25 In •$7, sir. , succession. Ile rule p pay the express ....unconscious 0!L F!:dav •aftern.ron. She , neeeu'1 •the ,lr , �if.1 ones. and -Dealers are stilt epietlrig 13';c Ctettr�r p ' diEd rn oat' 1 e Ihan a.on the Guelph to his. ars av trto,t ren_. \.tri and i that the carne characters.<1.i' aa, admit•f, Kehl.' and 1 • (a r' rotnt.',} nerire,t railway or _express station ',Mrs . Mcf onneit t n t } :from Lapeer, el.r-tt,. Ire tasty hang !. War ., - 1 —” aer,: I led'$ dere!, p d .h1•.•the. nu -s.;, tprrnE e- Rt/4tcr= -Fresn inn,le• e•re'arrl,'ry, ,'3'':c 1r,. this, i, the onty'chargi' made. Ile is also returned therr, e r "1« •mrtlilllti ^iu.l•v;, 2:17;, -Ir :tc' in ar•c•grell•aI. •of course, to prepare his •on Saturday ;tfwrnnon. ••• Ibasket, or tall . ea -.rets., ;.'2!.:,: 10 2ars; grc,und for planting Ihe 1rr , to plant „tr1 investigation showed that ihe; chti;i 1 The _Clericd-1 Centre. in ierrnany fs! titartitoba make- in 66x2 ; `or fah;. 21.4..."'and rare for the trees - and guarantee ire$ had become !. lid a}r rind fad mot ral.sir din en -,on. which 'may ru-cult 1••• . flrc:•'ii t- .tt:i� moraine w:ere Ihal they shall be •protecic'd from live eapermitted the g3, ferries to pass out. •!n the .\arty•di,snlrrtien• of the 1.43ei -ti g package, ' ;t? L.• 1'hi drpnrinieut dyes not, Chow- r a i,,'.eters ,.,..a....e-,.,, ,.. seeds _. mit- . •l *lir Eg -New laid. 3: . (eet( ani( onld ''� !8 ►U, L. �Ti1 T T� TT1'� r Trey !1'T st.rrires. tee. . beeline Inge, I t Ile:rip.(- Ibis .. morning ' e such It are teickory, J Important New- Bill introduced - the Government. 'were i d. 1• a=t th eek ) tler•e wore. Nit; 1•. ''t Bufrit:::. '.tar.•�i .;. --: F'.�nu• -= �Irn.ly�. • • Nor then', ,;Se e •\Vinler•. it -lite 'C, C r1- Sty-: l.; No. 2 yeI1 ov. 5i ! r•: ••••••;•i„ eyed... dine.:. flu!; --string ----X•\ Ie. -..;71..;•*:\ i. In x d ti,.;. t e'-.elierezei ft11o11 .4 at lis to Gale". `. t tc 4 41 N4). u 1'. t'nl'f.itn a ptction; heaver, nil r •and ;1 I ! rntn L line( ung- Ik 3:k',1. • _ • cd. The uee-'of a;no r3fic guns is forbid- i . NEW \;t1ri \\'111:.11 .11:\L1.I:T:• - • den. I'er.<on- t•mpinyeel un the con- j \}', N:, \larch 5,•-Spnl• , ir�y: \, . blic .1 wtrun.rhtion hall( no' 1 e. n\s or 1 owed lo1ier 'bavprpos i f.n•r•h;•w aiI_ral: No.nl4 ri rtllcrn• re lulll, sessteln of <,r lilt,,$ fir.:iiru+s unless at !iar;u• reel), •' , alln 11 \, . hood •w'inter. thorized l,y spec -lid tieense. for which 7864! r•-f.o.jv, roost.: regulations are pre sided. - • is Iitad:'' an effrnceTor "ring Hotel; 1•. . restaurant (.,1.club Ic :'oippfy f:•r or as LIVE STOCK:ilL11,h1:[�. Fart el:a .nlemat ally gime' or fl:.h, under any' rr'ferdcrf Tors: „_r. un;1.''r.-the dc- signiit,ion .of anj•ifline which might at -i tie• time- be lawfully supplied. fn regard to penalties persons guilty of hrea'1'has.ef the clauses of thc_act. r - f. ring .. r e•, So i d, (`r, rilott5e. �-� li<,-• reindeer; . carih it, ben'•rr 'cm oiler a:m.11:0ale lo a fuse for reek .offence tint ee ,'eding $100- The Governmer.Ls new measure_ re - it - apecting game, and fisheries was .itrtra- .dueed irr the 'Ontario hegislature in Wednesday afternoon by Hon. Dr. feaume. It lakes the place of the On -fano game pr•otectipn act and• the On - ...Aerie; tisharies -art and all amendments :tc them. inspectors of gine and &sh- it eric's not cxcceding three in number are • lo be appoint, d to see tiva th 'wardens and over._eers• early out lhetr duties • •": !properly. ' Among the moat important change are the enactment. of -the fc'Ilowing' close seasons Jo supersede those now exist- , •ing:-D•:•er. moose.. reird• er. caribou; Nov. 21 In Or't. 1!e, troth dad; _inclusive; grouse, pheasants. 1'iraii'ie fowl, part - ride, woodce cic. black and grey squir- rPJs, part- ridge,. -ofr Dee, •._15 -ane(- iepk-15; !mail r,r wild tur`Lc •s. i elw-,•en Dec: 1 and Nov. 1; swans or geese, between • May 1 and Sept. 1. -duel,-. of -all •kinds ,er any other water fowl, between Dec. • 31 and 'Sept. 1; snipe, rail, plover or, any other birds known ns shore birds_ . "or -waders, between December 15 and September '1; capercaillie, between .Dec. 15 and S pt.. 15; but for the pre- sent these birds are protected by an all -the -yeas -round close season lasting until 1909; hares, between Deo. 31 and Oct. 1. 'ihe present law respecting • 1 • • • and n4. !c,., than til, !.ig,eih •r with Terni. .e1•t pre -ctrl :ttrr tin.v a rr`-:5,'0 3n 850. Fie.offences again -t other sec - lions the ability is fair fine, from 8.}1. to 850-;rndedci,ts. in -lead of 'S•• le. 825, as formerly. !r1 default of immediate peyment •the offender.; are lo- be iat- .prisoned, fer a• period 'not exceeding three months. A. e e'oarl offence com- mitted within. two. years means punish- ment in the- extent of not, less than deu},le the min'mtim of the penalties - mentioned. A third offence involves pi/rite/wren! net less than the maximum i pens 1 ttes. Tnrnnie,. \iar,•h 3,-Pi'i''s held in'hrlri'lter:' and exJ,nrh'r (41'11' ut Ilre Western \fniree4, 1.�=d r, v, - Several (genu of e-xperter'' raffle sr,ld• at 81.90 to 01.13: alta 111 rel -i'= where the quality ten,; choice $5-23 w4 --}'nidi - • Picked butcher.' rattle, s4.4n fo 61.70:• heat'} Lih1iir�':'rnrtiima. x4.23 lu $4.544; mixed. eel.. arid.. owe. 1 2,7:,_ l E•x(.r'rt ro,Vc• *1.1.10 to S'..^5 canners. et- tt Seen per cetf. Sr)eL')•.. 'eheurr:' $a le, 53.23: rnm- mnn.:82..-.0 Io. -$:3_ rake`''e SI.7e 1n $2:2:, feeder ee!o $.1'u); slt,rl-L,'rps,• $4 tt 34.40 pier 1•vyt. - •1'.xporl _owes. 54.75 to *71.2:.1: Becks. $3.50 lo'e1.50: grain -fed Omits. $it.30 to 841.75: i•oteireei .Ir1IYllyv, 84.50 to ..$5.50 per cwt. -- Ilwgs oositlnllo,l in sell 41, :86.911 for selects, and $6.65 for light.; and fats. France' and•Spein have agreed le tolld three'retirrnads across Ihe Perepeos with- in ten years. ak, •clri�lnut- and walnut. '1 he best way tri start these( -is to:plunt the not or. acorn. Itaolf. • Suuie:time. tller'r i,: ,Broiler of .a vignr- ,';u- grrsy'IIl of w'rx'd-.tiruotlg lhe.ti' o. "pintttrd, especially" when the planla tt.m_: arc nerd,' i,n .'41 4'4 agrj,-i1+ural • 1.\n I:ttremr iievee al of Popular _1%ill in London, I':ngland. _ 1 t' d ti etce't- from feindun says: Boer i;�n1 .lffe'red a decisive and-overvv helm -1 ' rig. defeat on Friday at the hands of lite [ neo earl -eteetors. _Thr_ result- of th Itiounly. Cerineii- election is- the choice r•' '79 flcfr. rrner-36Progressivesand. hrr, . three I.ttborite•:. "This, last Council con -'I',, sisted of tel 1'rngi styes, 34 Moderates -(now called' fleformcrs , and 'rine iride-) pendent:. • _- - • - • • Never in a great community has thete l been such. an extreme reversal of thet popular will with regard la_ a party or paltry."Thi' Proe •cssives have con • - el l'rollyd London' fnr 18 year, since th creation 'of .the Country. Council. From that outset they have engaged, in a oon-1 scantly• broadening policy of municipal! (wrtershfp,- and it was Ibis policy that,' • ' formed the sole issue of the present) campaign. Lor:dnn has plow condemned' ride repud:aced it ,in a der:isiort set ern-, piratic- that its 'revival is impossible. • . _ The old Council's record of extrava-i gapce, waste, mismanagement, decep hon by' false accounts and Pcrleral. in -i competence was, perhaps, the worst, ever made by a -public .; body''' 'wheset • members were not accused of personal: dishonesty and corruption. Englishmen. however, ' are • the most patient poopfe or earth `iri their treatment to. public. Officials -and their- willingneLss to . give any .policy e-nterel, tower a full and fair trial. Municipal owner.!'lip, or. in other o.'ords, Sa•ialism. has had such a trial Ian Lonc1 n. and it - has 'utterly failed., That .and_ nothing else is the meanings , c! London's verdict on Frida . y• . OYI.NCIAL FINANCES" rosperity of Ontario Reflected BudgetBudget Speech. •A despatch from Toretirttn says : Iron: \Ir. Matti: -on, the Provincial Treasurer, pee -oiled' his artril>4al budgr:t, on Thurs- day. in his ?lnaiySls of the_ revetruo anal i ,peiidiltti'e., of la --1 gear „the Treasurer ea.,: able to shote.Ulnl the liiitaiiecs were ori a safe iinfl sound basis. \\'ifh reve- nues. of -87.119,478. and sexprnditirres of Sis72r1.t79. a eash otrphus of 25429.2941 had heti retained in the exchequer of the Iirxyilice. int t1,' lµn $,goer in which' the linunees have been under the present management • the. 'Tr, Via. ur' ;lit, bcv:n able lo annonncr surliu.sr�; aggregating 'F51.0.5'.000 \cirrch will he available for Ihe ,'ornplet°on e -,f the '1'ealist:arning and Norl}tern'(lirtario Railwey. .At ibe same tune elreiinary cxpense:s__ese.: keen •met from ordinary revenuers. lion. Mr. Ntathesen Ir'atei! Of Ihe etsliritatert ex• penditure for I9(17..nlnuntin4 to $6.519,- 1:11. •Ile• \vent en to deal with Ihe--tr- ceipts, for the same -year, which, it is repeated. would total 87.612,287.2`1. \Vith cash balances of *3,497,2,19, this would mean a Iota; of $1t.100.526, and should the disbursrxrtents equal the 111 hrrfount foretold,' would leave a surplus of .over four million dollars. The details of the-estininted income follow :- _Stlbsitly. $.1,:1i19.2e7.28 ; :. interest on trust funds held by. the Dominion, less interest on debts due by Ontario to Dominion. 580000 ; ' interest on. invest- ments. .Crown Lands. Deparlment-Woods and fert:sls- Bonus, t350,000; timber dues, • 51.:100,000 ; ground rent, $65,000 ; leases; • etc., $251./.000• clergy lands, $5,000; 1:ommon suing( lands, $10,000; gram- mar scrim) 1iids. 82,000 ; Royalty and Grown mitc6 s, 8200.000; mining * licenses 4100,000 ; "Cobalt' and ]leer •Lakes, 81,155,- 000. Puhlic iristilut.iens, 8135.000; Central, Pri..ort industries. 840,00(1... Education Ilepnrtrn nt, 4145,0010; Provincial Secre- fnry's department. _ 3173,000: agricul. lure. $'i,04Y4: cae,ral revenue, $140,000; sucreCSion duties, $700,000; supplemea. Iry' revenue I'ax, $640,000; tavern and brewers' licenses,' $550J300; law stamps, $80,0011: A 1 goma taxes, $2,000; baste ifs, 365,000. • • 1t ;e' ry LOCALISMS: —Ed. and Mrs. Cornell left on Tuesday for the North-West. —S. T. Gormley and T. M. Me- IP'adden were in Whitby on Sun- day. —W. Brokenshire, of Toronto, is home for few days. being in- • Bd. Boone and son have been : spending a few days with Picker- ing relatives. —Mrs. Hill, of Stouffville, has been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Wagner. —Miss Cora Gordon, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the honie of her , ' parents here. - --Farmers who are desirous of securing seed peas should see Chas. M. Willcox's advt. in another col- umn. —A number of Liberals from here attended the- Liberal Mass. Meeting at Brougham on. Satur- day. Pirie O'Leary -returned s to - Manitoba on Monday afternoon after spending the winter at his • home here. F. M. S., cif St. And- rew's church, met on ' Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Mc- Causland. - -Misses EdnaBoyes and Mag- gie O'Leary spent a couple of days during the past week with friends .in Whitby. —The township council will meet at Brougham on Monday next for the transaction of gener- al business. —We are pleased tO see W. H. Peak out again after being confin- ed to his house'for over two weeks through illness. - —Mrs.Sam. White, - of York, _ spent a few day' during the plait week with her parents, W. and Mrs. Sanderson. —Miss Boyce, of Hespeler, and Mrs. Doyle, of Toronto. spent a few daysduringgthe past week with Mr. and Mrs.Thompson. —Messrs. George -and David Reid and Jas. Lemon, three of Mr. - . Harpers "boys" from Walters Falls.- visited their former minist- er on Wednesday. —The Division Court for this District was advertised to hold its sitting here on Tuesday last. the fifat time in years. Owing to their being no cases on the dock- • et the court was not held. This is the first time in twenty-two ears in which court was not held for want of a case. —Found.—A - good christy hit Loser call at this office. —Dr. Bateman was in the city on Tuesday on business. —Miss Clysdale spent Saturday last with friends in Whitby. —Coal at ,the Spink Mills in future will be sold for cash only. —Attend the Claremont Citi- zens' Band concert on Friday even- ing of next week —Mrs. Alex. Wilson, of Whitby spent Wednesday with the Misses Bunting. —James Cornell,' of Lindsay, spent Monday with his parents here, Ed. and Mrs. Cornell. —C. Sleamans, of Haden, and P. Clemens, of Tyrone, called on D. Brokenshire on Wednesday. —Combination sale at Brougham March 29th. Bilis printed on 18th. Leave your entries with Thomas Poucher, or at the News' office. •--Rev. A. S. Kerr, of West Hill, is expected to occupy the pulpit in St. Andrew's church next Sun- day, both morning and evening. —D. E. Pugh was in Columbus on ..Saturday last attending a meeting of the board of directors of the Maple Leaf- Fire Insurance Co. —Afred and Mrs. Rogers, of Kinsale, Sundayed with his par- ents here, C. and Mrs. Rogers. :The latter returned with them to Kinsale to spend a few clays with her bid neighbors. —Mrs. Herks, who has been in the city for several weeks, has re- turned home and is now busy making preparations for the spring millinery opening which will -take place about the end of the month. —John Dewyer met with' a pain- ful accident that will lay him off work for some tinSe. He was en- gaged butchering pigs when his knife slipped striking him on the wrist of the left hand, inflicting a deep cut severing • a number of cords and blood-vessele. —The heaviest snow -storm of the seasou occurred here on Tues- day evening, beginning about five o'clock. For a time, it was impos- sible 'to see- the buildings across —Miss Frankie Jones has return- ed home after visiting friends. —John Harsell had a business trip to the city on Wednesday. —W. T. and Mrs. Hartrick spent a few days this week in Toronto attending a meeting of the Alli- ance Loan and Saving Co. —I. F. and Mrs. Wilson and son, of Fredericksburg, Virginia, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Wil- son's brother, Geo. S. Cowan. —The- present winter is now rapidly drawing to a,elose.- With the lengthening of the -days and. the sun's rays becoming stronger, • weare now'seeing thefirst glimpses • of spring. While the winter has been . a pleasant -one, it has been etcptionally cold. We ' have BALE REGISTER. 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 218T 1907—Auc- tion sale of valuable farm property being lot 1, rear of Con. 3, Scarboro. For full particulars see advt. in an- other column. F. Postill, Auc- tioneer. very few winters in which we have so much zero weather -as we have had in the winter now drawing to •A close. Still, cutters and sleighs have been seen on our streets very rarely the past winter. —Ohl for one way.second-class /colonist tickets to B. C.. Cal., :Colo., Idaho, Mexico,. Montana, - Oregon, Utah, Wash., etc. • March lst to April 30th. Also cheap tickets to , and from. Europe, :(choice of all S: S.. Lines), one way "round trip,", or prepaid. Colon- - ists special trains and tickets to • Canadian Northwest during March 'and April.. See or write Stephen-. son, opposite P. 0., Whitby, be- , fore travelling. Stevenson tickets _:_anywhere "everywhere." * —Report of junior department of Picketing public school- for the imonth of February. Names in order• of merit. I class jr.:—Mari- .' on Thexton, Freddie Mercer, Bet- tis Peak, Georgie Douglas. I class • ' ' sr.—Marjorie -Allaway, Irene Lis- eombe, Fred Allaway. Jr. Pt. II -- Laura Andrew's, Georgie Shirley, Willie Peak; Willie -Stuart. Sr. - Pt. II—George Winter,_Jean Bate - roan, Russell Woodruff, Gordon- - Found. Jr. II=Retta• •Banks. • - •Carman Gordon, Kenneth Gor- don, Victor Nimmo, ' Sr. II—Wil- lie Law, Ewart .Gordon, Richfird -Nintmo, Ray Brokenshire. Aver- ._ age attendance, 4 i . . Tisa Clysciale, Teacher. _ —The crying want of the age is good fathers. N of fathers who who will toil night and day in ord- er • to amass a competence for _ •• their• children, but fathers who will ' give ' themselves to their growit sons. --The only boy who is safe is - the boy whose father • makes of 'him a playmate and a friend. • Let some one else teach AUCTION SALE •.OF Valuable Farm Pr perty. the street. Had it'- not been ac- companied by a ind. there would have -been sufficient_snow to make good sleighing, • a luxury 'we have enjoyed but a little this winter. - -Norman Kerr, of East Toron-. was home on Wednesday. He was fireman on the• express which collided with a freight near Pape Avenue. Toronto, on Tuesday. His engine was badly smashed and he fortunately escaped injur- ies. njur- ies by jumping from his engine within three car lengths of the lo- comotive ahead. He returned on Wednesday evening to resume his duties. - • —A novel confidence game is re- ported from a few miles out in the country - from Iroquois, Ont., Which costs a fanner $2,000.. The •farmer heard a knock at the door. and on opening found a stranger, who claimed to be a clergyman looking for another man of the same cloth living in the vicinity. It being late -'at night, the farmer extended him hospitality as 'a friend of the neighboring minist- er. Before they h .d retired, an- other knock at the door caused them some surprise. '. Again the farmer opened to a strenger seek- ing the clergyman, who lived a little farther on. Finding his mistake- the stranger ejaculated, "Well I want to get married. The lady is in the cutter with nie." The first arrival consented on the innocent suggestion of the farmer,: to tie the knot, and the farmer and his' wife signed the certificate as witnesses. • Now their names are at a foot of a joint note for $2,000. • - -The "At Home" in the Metho- dist church on Friday evening, March lst, under the auspices of the W. M. S., was a most pleasant and enjoyable affair. lt• wus a most decided success both from a social and financial standpoint. there being over one hundred of congregation the, who sat down to tea. After the efficient rendering of a very bright and suitable programinei•a very pleasant event took, place when Mr. and .Mrs. Andrew Forsyth and family were made the recipients of a hand- sonie secretary, as a token of ap- preciation by the melnbers and adherents . of ' the Methodist church (together with a feyv .of their neighbors.) The presenta- tion was accompanied by an ap- propriate ' addeess read by Squire Bunting, -which. expressed deep regret .slit the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth_ and family frons Pickering where they Bird been such useful members in, the church • and in . the colninunity, and expressing the best wishes for their future prosperity,_ and a continuance of that - usefulness which • has characterized thelr their residence in • Pickering. Mr. Forsyth replied in a few well chosen sentences. in which he - thanked his friends for their practical good -will and expressed the hope that his ging westward might not result n the lose of 0— 1907 WALL ' PAPERS 1907 �N R. - The undersigned has received instructions from Wr William Maxwell, surviving Executor of the last Will of ,the late Jonathan Gates to offer for sale on Tuesday, starch 91st. 1907, at the hour of two o'clock is the afternoon, at lot number one. in the.rear of the 3rd con- cession of the Township of Scarboro, that val- uable farm property consisting of 44 acres. more or less. of the north part of the said lot. number one, intthe 3rd concession of the Town- ship of Scarboro, about 18 miles from Toronto. On the premises is a gocd brick house and a frame barm with basement:stables• About 1 1 9 acres of orchard. of good varieties of fruit. in- clu,iing'winter apples. Two good wells, and a never failing spring on the premises. - Pos- session will be given. on April 1st, 1907 Terms -10 per cent on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Other terms and conditions those usual in :he .case of land sales. For further particulars s.ed terms. and conditions apply to the undersignedAuctioneer or Executor. WILLIAM MAXWELL FRED POSTILL Executor Auctioneer Highland Creek . • Green River P 0 March Gth, 1907 98+43 FRUIT ! Over 500 Samples to choose from. Any price, color or pattern. Borders the same price per roll as wall and ceiling. Gall and see our samples. o old Stock. A. BUNTING, The latest oat - Ontario.. I have taken the agency for the E. D. Smith Nursery and can supply you with all kinds of large and small fruit trees and bushes. - I have moved my office to my resi- dence on Linton ave, where I have a full stock of repairs for farm imple- ments. L. D- Banks; -Pickering Ae PALMER, Painter and House Decarator. Workmanship Guaranteed. Estimates Submitted. _ Distance no objection. Address Pickering P. O. hili) -hist i t the :.'Christain father must teach his .boy how to spin his top and fiy 'his kite. The business man can far better neglect . his _business_ than to neglect his boy. His most sacred duty is to keep in touch with the lad. Somebod-y if not his father, will be his in- timate and so his pattern. Said -a young man when expostulat- ed about his dissipated habits, "I never knew my father. He WAR • so busy writing sermons to spare time for me." Was it a wonder at that the boy broke his It Pays to Buy Right. We did so at the right time,thus you can do so by buying here. 4 ails.... 5 'cents •+7,rz:•'►:•***'isr******'O. '►:r***fir*o********** • Axe handles -10; 15, 20, 15 and 30c. Scoop Shovels—Special—a first class Socket Scoop for 75c, worth $1 to any one, Manure Forks—Good four -tine forks for 50c—a snap. If it's hardware we have it. Hardware and Stove Emporium. Fish MUUMUU `education is the passport to the very hest sitions in -the land. • The entral Business College of To- ronto offers this passport on easy tercels to all ambitious peo- ple. Write for particulars if interested in securing a good position at a good salary. - Address 395 Yonge St. Toronto, Canada, hapman. for Lint • Haddie, Whitefish, Ciscoes, • Herrings, -Fresh Trout Codfish All -fresh and NO -1 stock. Try them. E. BRYAN, Mgr. Farmer'Supply Store Pickng. Ont Rheumatic sufferers can have a free sartiple of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic . Rem- edy with book on Rheumatism by simply writing Dr, Shoop. Racine. Wis. This book will explain how Dr. Blimp's Rhea. m+tic Remedy enooessfally drives Rhea math= out of the blood. This remedy is not a relief only: It aims to clear the b ood entirely of Rheumatic poisons, and tbrn .-Rheumatism most. die a natural death. Sold by All Dealers. 53lacksmitking! The undersigned having bought out the blacksmithing business -of R. - Moore, is prepared to do black- - smithing to all its lines. Horse -shoeing - a - Specialty. • C+EORC+E- a LLA:N CT. PICKERRING, ONT. Guardianship Notice. • In the mntttr of the guardianship of the infant children of Wm. Parkin, deceas- ed. Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of twenty days from'the first publication hereof, application will be made to. the: Surrogate- Court of the Coun- ty of Ontario, on behalf of Aaron Parkin, County of Ontario, farmer, for letters of guardianship of the persons and es- tate of Albert Parkin, i rederick Parkin, and Mary Parkin, infant children of Wm. Parkin, late of the Township of• Pickering. farmer, deceased. Dow & McGillivrely, Brock Street, _, Whitby. Solicitors for Applicant. Dated this 14th day of February, 1907. '19.21 Farm Laborers -and- Domes- - - , tics. r. Washing Machines -Clothes Wringers Galvanized Tubs ;Fibre Tubs • Food Choppers `:. Creamery Oans Cream -Pails : Churns, etc. Clothes Baskets. _ We have'as usual a fine stock of appy Thought Ran • I have been appointed by the Dominion. Government ''to plaoe Immegrante from the United'Hingdam in- positions as farm labourers or domestic servants in this vicinity. -Any person ,regniriog each help should notify me by letter stating lolly the kind of help required when wanted sad wages ofered. The number arriving may not be sufficent to supply all requests but every effort will be made to provide each applicant with help required. FOSTER HUTCHISON, Canadian Government Employment Agent, • ellWa#ermine's ideal 5owttaiu 9end e best in the World. Every'pen Guaranteed Just come and try one. also aver new lot of Ties, and Calors very pretty and the:newest styles.. Cheap Dinner and Tea "Sets We have some very good and pretty sets we have marked away down - in price. Good bargains. Come and see what we are doing. _:John Dickie &Co.